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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR Everything for the home bought, sold, exchanged. Your cred it is good. Standard Furniture Co.,, Allen Block. PAP
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-15

ATTEST:
 P. II. FITZPATRICK, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-15
ORDINANCE NO. t7s.

NY oonimission expires Aug lg,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Society,".

Mrs. Cora Burgess entertained her
many friends on Friday afternoon and
evening. Of last week. In the after.
noon. they lad q guessing contest
Tie house was decorated with adver.
tisements OF all sorts. and the ladies
we're given paper and pencil and told
to write down all Of the ads they
recognized. Mrs. Flora KunkeI guessed
the largest number and wss given the
prize, . bunch Of hot house roses. In
the evening the ladies were asked to
represent an old familias sony by
wearing . picture, and much fun VAS
had In making out What the picture
represented. Mis- Cora Frye WAS the
winner IN the evening and also re.
ceived q bunch Of roses a. theo prize.
Elegant refreshments we're served at
. late hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

u. X. Christensen, Of parkville,
j. here, looking after his farm.
Born. toe T.. SOuthers and wife
OF the Monarch district. a son, Wed
nesday. October =. 1912.
Born, to bert lIamm and vie
Of Hickory township, saturday, oct B.
her j. 1912, fine girl baby,
GO to Woodville, sunday, Oct b
Der ~, and hear Dr. Williams ley
tuie on, "It's a Mans job.
Elder Hartman will preach at tht
Bluff City School house, next Sunda!
evening, at early candle light. !
On account Of bad weather,
have post poned my sale from Oct. y
To Oct. IL, 1912, and will sell rain Dl
shine. GRO. WATSON
Charles Forney, OF Oelrich. South
Dakota, IL here. visiting numernu
relatives and friends. lie Is son o
william Forney, formerly of tl,i
county.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Statement of the Owner.
ship, Management, Circu.
latiOn, Etc,

OF The Holt County sentinel. pub.
lished weekly at Oregon, Mo. re.
ouired by the Act Of August y. 1919.
NoTE. This statement l. TO he
made in duplicate. both copies to bc
delivered by the publisher To the post p.
master. who viii send one copy TO the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
division Of Classification Washing.
ton. -. C.. and retain the other In
the files Of the post office
Editor ID. z. Dobyns. oregon. Mo.
Publisher Tom Curry. Oregon, Mo.
Owners David p. Dobyns. Tom
Curry. Not Incorporated.
Known bondholders, mort gagecs.
and other security holders. holding |
per cent or more OF total amount Of
bonds. mortgages. or other securities:
None.
DAVID T.. DOWNS.
TON CURRY.
rOwners.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me-
this 2sth day Of September, 1917
SEAL. FRANZ PETREE.
Notary Public.
MY commission expires September
H. lglG
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But Little Interest Shown.

J. Il. fpowell came Tuesday. to adj.
dress our people In opposition to the
proposed Single Tax amendment. II
IL true the weather VAS very inc!em.
emf and many OF our farmers we're
busy In their apple harvest. but there
should have been a creditable turn
out. especially the farmers. II seems
.increditable that the farming class
show so little interest In this matter.
believing ~ We do. 1t il one Of the
most serious problems that has con.
fronted them In tie pas, half century.
ffthey would show the same interest
a. was shown by I. T. Wilson and l..
". Motley. Of Bigelow. who came all
the way from their home TO attend
the meeting. and succeeded In Undue.
ing Mr.. Do"ell. TO 20 10 Bigelow. and
address the people there IN the eve.
ming. there would be no doubt as "a
tie result.
Unless the farmers show greater
interest In this matter. they will wish
they had when tie vote l. counted.
for the vote In tie larger cities will
likely carry the proposition.
You farmers had better yet busy.
a local Organization vas effected by
selecting Earl \. Rock. president, and
ID. l.. Dubyns. secretary Of the Anti.
Sinpl. TaN uSSn,iutinu
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Convention Call.

The Holt County SUNDAY School
convention will lie held October ~ a,
the Woodyille church.. This county
convention viii be conducted by Dr.
=. l.. Williams. state field worker. Of
Liberty. Mo. This convent ion " III he
preceded 10y Il lectur. on, what Has
the Creates, Influence IN Forming
the Conduc, In Ciiidren--the Home,
tie school, or the sunday Schoolr'
This lecture will be given saturday
night. October ~. All are cordially
invited TO come and hear this lcci ure,
!, is free. We hope every Sunday
school In Holt county may he repre-.
scented. COMMITTEE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Forest City.

-Claud Sanners was In 81. Joseph.
Saturday.
Charley Hunt was a business VS.
i,or in Fortescue, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kunkel are
visiting relatives at New Point.
Miss Katie Hamilton visited
friends In the country. a couple Of
days. this week.
Mrs. MCGUIRE has returned from
a visit with her son, Earl. and family
In the Lincoln district.
Henry Hazard lost one Of his fat
tenins hogs, Tuesday. Several others
In town are reported sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John bond have re.
turned from their visit At Excelsior
Springs and 81. Joseph.
w. A. Kinney and family. Of
Blair district, visited his sister. Mrs.
Emma Bucher. Sunday.
). r. Acton, carrier on route four
Is taking his annual vacation. Mr..
Sinclair Is delivering the mail over
the route.
| Mrs. W. Hamilton and Mrs. Der,
Hamilton spen; Monday at the home
, Of Mrs. Jim Tolbert. who has beer
quite sick. several days.
There will I've services at the NJ
T.. church, SUNDAY. morning and eve
ming. conducted by the pastor. Rev
G.. &. Miller. Everybody invited &c
| RuTH.
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John Birmingham, agent for the
Burlington railway al Forest City,
has returned from his trip through
the west. He was accompanied by his
wife and son, Harold. lie reports lots
of Bull Moosers" In California.
They have three generations-all
Kurtzs-out at the Geo, Kurtz farm.
There Is Grandpa George, Papa
Ernest and bouncing baby boy that
arrived Tuesday, the sth inst; lie has
no name yet, can't lind anything good
enough, DIR. Evans says they will oil
recover, In time, and probably call
him Bill or Jim or something familiar,
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Hearts Beat as One.

A beautiful October wedding Of
Monday afternoon. October :. was
that Of Miss Panay Lyon. OF Oregon.
Mo-, and Mr. John Meek. Of Elmo.
Mo-, who were married at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Faulconer. 1912
South 18th street. st. Joseph, Mo-. at
p. m. Mrs. Faulconer being a sister
OF the bride. Rev. T. A. Clagett. Of
the Oregon Presbyterian church, Of.
floating. using the impressive ring
ceremony.
The house Was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with sutu leaves
and cut flowers. The bride VAS dain.
tily gowned In white handmade EN-.
broidered wolfe over satin Messaline.
trimmed In pearls tthe embroidery
being the work OF her sister. Mrs.
Faulconet). and carried = beautiful
bouquet Of bridal roses.
The groom MAS attired In the con.
ventional black. The going. away
gown Of the bride was brown whip.
cord with pluned hat TO match.
After the ceremony tao.course
luncheon was served.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful. representing the love and
esteem In which they were held by
their friends.
Mrs. Meek Is a daughter OF Mrs,
Clara r. Lyon, Of this city. and was
born and raised here. only few
years Of her life having been spent
away from here. Here she went to
the old school, gathered violets down
IN the old Collins pasture, and hshed
in the old mill creek. For the past
five years she has been a member OF
the Independent telephone force, and
il another Of the force the sixth IL
conclude to change and marry. Thos.
girls Of the Independent telephon,
Who have married are Meta Lyons
Faulconer, Anna Thuma.Foster. Mar
gsret liatch.Livengood, Anna Cole.
man.Iiley. Lucinda Sipes.C Cooper
pansy Lyon.Meek.
Hereafter pansy's Hello" will be
given only To her sweetheart, with al,
her heart and all her soul. She vii
b. greatly missed by her business a.
sociates, her church and social circles
The groom j. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Meek. 81 Pores, CITY. and was RAISED
IN this section. lie l. splendid
young man, and was employed In TIA,
Robert Hatch barber shop here, anc
made many friends while here. Fol
tie past eighteen months Il,
has been In the barber business al
Elmo. this state. and enjoys a good
business. The couple viii 90 I,
housekeeping a, once AT Elmo, wher,
the husband has neat cottage home
/ only the immediate relatives and 9
FEW Of the most intimate friends wer,
present al the ceremony. those being
r. l.. Price and wife and daughter
Lillian: Dan NJ. Martin and wife
Mrs. Charles Ruley. Mrs. Robert Ru
ley. the brides mother. all of Oregon
Addison Lyon and wife. Of IIiawa,ha
Kan: ''eorge Walton, OF Elmo: Mr.
Jackson and wife and Miss jackson
81 81. joseph.
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Program

Of the Holt County Sunday school
{ onyent ion, 10 be held AZ the Wood.
willie church, SUNDAY, October ~, lol2;
$50 a. ~. MON sunday school.
1o:.h a. IN. Song sunday school
Topic" What l. My Duty As "A
Sunday School TeacherY' Speak.
ers: Vim. Kiinepeter, WIN pennel
Dave kennedy and l)r. Williams.
Song Sunday School
llm q. IN. Topic -"Iiow Increase the
Spirituality IN Song ServiceY''
Speakers: John Lacey, Wesley
Zacliinan and others.
Appointment, of committees on
time and place Of next convention
and election Of officers for the
ensuing year.
, Music. Woodville String land
Basket dinner.
loo p. ~. -Opening exercises
Song. sunday School
Topic--"liow Can Teachers hest
Emphasize the:Practical, Every.
day Duties laugh, IN the Sunday
School LeeonsY' Speakers: Shan.
non liafdmxn. Rev. Meyer, Rev.
Weidemier, Prof. Noel and Rev.
T.. u. Roberts.
2aO p, m.-Music. string Band,
Topic-"The: best Method OF
Creating Enthusiasm In Men IN
the Sabbath school" Speakers:
James Weight man, Res. Dawson,
Rev. Augustine and Mrs. Alberta
Murphy.
2,3O p. m. Music ,,..,... String Rand
Recitation
Song
Lecture Its A Mans Job. w..
Rev. :. l.. Williams
Report of Committee
Collection for State Work
Announcements
Song.
A cordial invitation Is extended u
all. COMMITTEE.
Grapes for sale In quantities Il
suit the purchaser, by Mrs. N
SpOerll.
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The Silent Reaper.

Mrs Ellen Ferguson laid down her
cares. and trials incident TO a long
life, a, the home ~ her children. In
Omaha. Nebraska. On Friday last &.
October All. 1912. AT the aye of -
years. her death being caused by the
iniirnittes " old aye.
She vas born IN Illinois. March, 4.
ISIS. and 'came To Holt county In
ISIS. residing here all these years un.
~ few weeks prior to her death.
Size Vas left a widow 10y the death Of
her husband. Thomas Ferguson. lie.
cember -, lsN. Size maS the mother
VI eleven children. two having pre-.
ceded her death. Her surviving chill.
dren are: Andy, James, william, Of
Oregon: aud Mrs. Martha Grooms,
OF 81, Joseph: Thomas, Eddie and
Mrs. Jane Douglas, Of Omaha: Mrs.
llulda Bakcr: Of Kansas city. She
also leaves ~ grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held from
the home III her son. Andy. :nortli Of
Oregon, on Tuesday, sth inst. con
Quoted by Elder u. u. Dawson, the
in,ermen, being In the oregon Grove
cemetery, beside her husband.
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Educational News.
10y EARL A. ROCK. CO. sUPr.)


TIE examination questio for the
first quarter, and the Uniform Report
cards have been sent to the teachers.
A new feature has been added to the
report card this year. namely. the
Manual Training Report. which Is to-
he made by the parents and signed by
the teacher when returned. The re.
port is to be made With the letters +,
denoting excellent. N medium, g
good and = poor. Every parent
should be interested enough In the
education Of his child to make this
report and thereby increase the desire
for an education.
Are you acquainted with the con-
stitutional amendments TO be voted
on the coming elections Every loyal
voter In the state should make care.
full study Of these amendments 80 he
can, vote intelligently.
4 very important amendment Is
No. .. the Mill Tax amendment. The
exact form OF the amendment il as
follows: "a state tax Of ten cents Oh
each one hundred dollars. valuation
shall I've annually levied and collecte ed
on the assessed value OF all property
subject by law to taxation In this
state. The proceeds Of said tax shah
be set apart In the state treasury and
apportionsd by the General Assembly
for the support and maintenance Of
Public, Elementary and High Schools,
State Normals. Lincoln Institute and
the state University: but In no case
shall there I've apport Toned less than
% per cent Of said proceeds to he used
In aiding Public Elementary and High
schools" Watch the papers for fur.
ther discussion OF the amendment.
The first district teachers meeting
will be held at Forest City. Saturday.
October ~, This il one OF the meet.
ings required by law, and teachers In
| Forbes, Forest and Minton townships
are expected to I've In attendance.
Patrons are invited.
The follow ing program will be Civ.
en-
lo1. III. -OpeOlng exercises.
So Recitation.
something ! Have Planned
TO DO In Language the Sec.
ond Quarter" ..............
......,... Miss Jessie Ramsay
ture for the second Quar-.
ter'.........C. &. Hopkins
"lnducti,e and Deductive
Teaching .......H. II. Long
Noon.
i:.D p. m.--Opening exercises.
Recitation.
STORY Hour and stories
Suitable Tor the Second
| quarter .......,.........
Miss Lottie q. Williams
GEOGRAPHY and Nature
Study Suitable for the
Second Quarter. "....,....
.........E. l.. Brodbeck
Round Table -Constitu.
tionai amendments led
by Supt Earl a. Rock.
"Some Practical Arithme'
tic and Experiments suit
able for the Eighth Grade
Ira Alkire.
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WOman's Union Program
MONDAY, OCT. ~. 1912.

MONDAY, OCT. ". 1872.
Subject for the year: "lreland and
Noted Authors r.~."
Roll call Quotations from Thomas
Moore, r.-.. s'i
"Primeyal ireland" Mrs. l,ebecca
A Hen.
biography OF Thomas Moore
Miss Lillian Austin.
Irish sony Mrs. Matte Bridgeman.
Irish Legends and Myths Mrs.
Cora Burgess.
General discussion.
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New Point and Vicinity.

- y
SATURDAY morning. Mr.. Dreher
and family drove through to st. 10.
seph.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Lemon, from
near Fillmore, visited relatives here,
Saturday.
The many friends Of Perry Hard.
man will be glad to know that he Is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bender, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Terry spent Sunday At
Linie xelley's.
W. l.. Marks, Of st. Joseph, vis-
tied ut the home Of Harry Pollock,
tie first Of the week.
Mrs. A. T.. Kelley and two chill.
dren went to Maitland, Monday even
| ing. to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kunkel, Of
Forest City, visited relatives and
friends here. last week.
horn. to Bert Hamn and wife, .
son. the 9Th inst. DR.. kearney WAS
the attending physician.
Miss Hampson vent home with
Miss Edna Lukens. Friday, after
school. to visit until Sunday evening.
Owing to the death Of Hugo Cell,
the basketball game between the New
Point and oregon girls was postponed.
Mrs. Artie Cannon. from Will
mington. Mass. came saturday even.
ing TO visit al the home of Vim.
Buck,nan.
The County Sunday school con.
vention Is to be held at woodville,
sunday. October 20. Every one Is In.
vi,ed TO attend.
e. G. Iilfdman and daughter, FL.
sic. Mr.. T.. r. kearney and katherine
Terry drove TO Mound City In Mr..
is car Thursday afternoon.
4 Nee grille came to the home Of
T.. -, forney. last sunday, claiming
their care and attention. Chester
thinks little sister" l. 10 nice.
Grover and Cole IIamm came up
from -. Joseph. saturday night, TO
visit their grandfather, Perry Hard.
man. Mrs. lIamm came up sunday.
George ". Lentz runs through to
-. Joe every Thursday In his car
with chickens. eggs. etc. when the
weather permits, returning with q
load Of goods.
Rev. +. u. Roberts returned
home saturday from 4 months visit
in California. Mrs. Roberts stopped
In Kansas City for two weeks visit
with her daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Lonnie Wright have
purchased the Thomas Reynolds
property In Oregon. They will take
possession the first OF the year. Their
son.in.law, Claud Lemon, will move
onto the old home place.
--Dr Kearney and Ian Dreher
) drove TO 81. Joseph. Friday, In the
Dr. 5 new car. The Dr. brought his
sister, Hazel, back with him, and Mr..
Dreher drove back In III, own car,
which lie purchased while there.
Flossic and Perry Boswell. Anna
and Ellie Springer. Myrtle and Albert
Bender, Frances and Katherine Ter.
ry, Fred Davis and Bob Kneale spent
sunday with Alma and Earle Springer.
The 9Th inst. being Joe Hodgin's
birthday, his children. grandchildren
and near relatives gave him a sur.
prise. il was a genuine surprise, too.
John Davis and wife were there: also
a sis,er.in.law, whom Mr.. Iodgin had
not seen for about ~ years. There
were ~ present to partake Of din.
nor iii for kings" And such an
abundance Of everything good. Mr..
idgin'> many friends wish him
many. many more happy birthdays.
NERO.
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County Central Committee.

Chairman. 7. G. DUNCAN, Oregon.
Secretary, ". II. Alkire, Forest,
City.
Treasurer. Jas. \. Williams. Forbes.
Bigelo~ Frank Walker.
Benton Vim. Tyson.
Clay-M. &. Brumbaugh.
Q Forbes Jas. \. Williams.
Forest ". II. Alkire.
Hickory Art CaliOw.
l.iberty-Jacob wehrli.
Lincoln Angus, iirns' orr
Lewis T. e.. duncan.
Minton --ThOs. iiunker.
Nodaway j. r.. Brett.
nioD-E. l.. Galincy.
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p. E. o. Programs.

OCTOBER ~.
Hostess. Carey Bunker.
business meeting.
Roll Call-Miscellaneous.
Magazine Article Il-4Miss Lois
Welty.
Music-Nocal Duet Mrs. Ieller,
Mrs. O'Fallon ..H
Lesson Review Mrs. Bunker.
Magazine Article lV-Mrs. Henry
Eccles.
Social. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Another Shipment

Of Coats for the Children. the Girls
and the Women. New. clean cut. up.
to.date styles.
kHEEk 4 IINSNESS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
Received

Another shipment Of Ladies, Misses
and Little Folks Goats. The new
nifty things.
KREEK Il IIASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11
They Came

After waiting four weeks, the
factory was able to deliver us a line
line of coats for the children, girls
and ladies.
KREEK 4 HASNESS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

The Republican Ticket.
For President:
WILLIAM n. TAFT.
For Governor:
JOHN G. MCKINLEY.
Judges Of the Supreme Court:
JOHN KENNISH,
CHARLES A. DENTON.
For Congress:
CLAtD V. HICKMAN.
For Representa-
WILLIAM II. SwOpE. o.
Fer Judge County Cour, LIST Dist.
PETER RAISER,
Fer Judge County Cour, ID Dist.
ISAAC ID. PAINTER
For Prosecuting ttorney:
4. VI. TIBBELS.
For sheriff:
GEO. GELNIN.
For Assessor:
PERRY ". RAMSAY.
For public Administrator.
GEORGE ". Ct'MMiNS.
For County Treasurer:
SEBD'RN CARSON,
For surveyor:
JOHN II PERET.
-
For Coroner:
l.. H. LONG,
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Fer Judge County Cour, Isl Dist:
PETER RAISER, q
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

Grapes for sale In quantities to
suit the purchaser, by Mrs. NJ.
Spoerll.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

Judges Of the Supreme Court:
JOHN KENNISH.
CHARLES A. DENTON.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

For Representative:
WILLIAM II. SWOIE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-11

Fer Judge County Court ID Dist,
ISAAC -. PAINTER.
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For Prosecuting Attorney:
\. VI. TIBi,EiS.
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For Assessor:
PERRY ". RAMSAY.

For public Administrator.
GEORGE. ". Ci'NNINS,
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For Congress:
JLAtD V. HICKMAN.
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For sheriff:
GEO. GELNiN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY.

The Alexandria Gazette Corporation
Gazette Building King Street.
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President.
and General Manager.
HOWARD w. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
TERMS:-Daily, year, $500
Six Molrths, $3.50. Three Months,
Sl.25. One month, 43 cents. One week
10 cents.
Entered at the Postoffice of Alex
andria, Virginia as second-class mat
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-21
HOW YOU CAN HELP.

We believe that every voter III the
city of Alexandria regardless of poll
tics or personal considerations, is hon
estly in favor Of the passage OF the
amendment to the constitution winch
gives the people of the cities of the
State right to reflect their treas
urers and commissioners Of revenue,
if they so desire The vote last year,
when the amendment was defeated
because of misunderstanding on the
part of the voters Of the counties, was
practically unanimous in Alexandria.
What reason is there why the peo-
pie of Alexandria should not have the
right to re-elect Thomas w. Robin
son City Treasurer, and Charles H.
: Callahan Commissioner of the Revc-
nue.? These we'll known and honorable
officials in whim the entire community
has the fullest confidence are pTa"ti-
cal men, experienced and efficient in
the discharge Of the responsible du-
ties of their Offices. Why should there
be law that would prevent the voters
from continuing in office such faith
full men? What is said Of these Off
Gals might, we presume, also be said
of those OF Richmond, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, Petersburg and OF the other
cities in the commonwealth.
But eliminating the personal qncs-
ton entirely are not the people Of this
city competent to say whether or rot
the men filing these respective posi-
lions of public trust and responsibility
shall or shall not be retained in them? !
IF you are in favor OF this amend
ment and believe that the peopie OF
Alexandria as well as those Of every
city in the state should be given tire
right to elect these officers you can
help the passage Of the amendment
by writing to one or two friends III The
counties explaining the proposition
and asking their support. of the amend
ment. Is every voter in Alexandra
will write such a letter the amend
ment will be carrier by an ovcrwhainl
ing majority. But there should DC
no delay. The election takes place
two weeks from tomorrow. Write a
once to some personal friends in Stat.
ford, Prince William, Loadon, Fairfax
Culpepcr, Wythe, or any county II
the state, explain the facts IN The
case and ask for their support OF
measure which doesn't effect them II
an yway but which needs their votes
to insure Its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-21

preciate. Let the natural grief for
the loss of him be tempered by the
beautiful and consoling promises of
Christianity and the Divine confidence
which surpass all other hope.
We are passing away with the torches
OF hope,
That our spirits virgin bear.
To the golden portals that brightly
Gpe
On n land forever fair:
Where angels stand ready to let Us in
To these regions OF light and p"ac,:.
Where the thorn in the Ho"'t" i:as
never been.
Ard the sorrow and pain sLoll &c: 81.
-rEORGE II. HAYDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-10-21
Notice Of Annual Meeting of *
holders. :.

The annual meeting Of the g. K
holders of the University Club ! ID
ing Co., Inc, will be held on the ~
day of November, 1912, at II 0 'cs
A. NJ, at the principal office O. :he
Company, in the State of Viz "a
119 South Fairfax Street, Alexa:; ia
Virginia, for the purpose Of e!>",2G
a Board of Directors and rcc" &c
and acting upon the reports Of tt' Gt.
ficers, and for the TRANSACTION II
such other bushes sas may pr"ar' !!
come before the meeting.
Dated the 18th day Of October. - Z
MYRON NJ. PARKER, r..
G. F. SNYDER, So