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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
MOOSE SMOKER TO
Be INTERESTING
Three -Four Round Bouts to BE
Staged for Lodge With Com
pliments of Mark Levy, Of
the N. M. A. c.

Tn, Moose smoker 20 br staged
ucAt Monday evening PROMISE tp he
an interesting AFFAIR \ number OF
stunts have been pros Jdcd Tor the en-
tertainment Of the Moose and their
guests Mara Log. director of the
A. NJ. 4. e.. has agreed io furnish ~"
ustie attractions tor thr evening, iul.
uithiug noArra ring, gloves aud aI
equipment yuwpiim,uttfy q" th'
lodge sailor Kelly 81 Nu'auk"',
aud JACK Torres. ot Albuquerque,
pauuf Apudirs and sid F"lldpalu,
and ~ Smaulding aud charlie ill-
mor. arc scheduled lp appear iu four
round bouts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Meeting Of Rio OFandc Gun
ing
Stated Conciave 81 knights
Tcmplar az T:3o.
American Ycomen meet at
odd Fellows hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Poet lauEuid. vrtk rIIb dow
Headache stomach 'uil good
rrmudt D. Burdurk Blood Htt'r Ark
your druggist rrlD" 3 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
TWELVE CARS JUMP
TRACK AT SAN ANTONIO,
TRAFFIC is HELD UP

4 dcrailmcnt ~ san Antonio short.
Iy after midnight caused tl'-up ul
traffic for several hours today On th'
RiJ Grando division of the Sara Ft
Tho southuound truin. sUt. ichNins
here at i..;U this morning. was h"ld
81 san Antuni. until IN" arrival OF
the uurihbOund train 30. $40. Pas
sengcrs were transferred from one
train go the other the WTeykcr not
having cleared uvay the debris. Vhe
cause ui the dcraliment Be- unknown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

big mass meeting was bclns
held IN BiimNiilc.

"A hlE mass meeting was helng
held IN BtimNillc.
The wcil-srowucd aud slick
lugt.ing individual who VAS try-
ipg to separate the town from
its money arose 90 ma ~ few
remarks
"Fcl'oo-cltlzcns," hc upcucd
up, apropos'----
"Jist minute. mister" said
a 1mulllsh. sandy hiskercd
man.
\ look OF annoyance crossed
the Speakers face.
What can do Tor your no
asked
- have here a pocket edition
~ Wobster's Dictionary. aud I
want 90 look MP that word
'apropos don't Intend Go 81
here aud let some ully -touEucd
stranger slip one over on u.s."
y replied the sandy.w hlskcred
msu,
You are q little suspicious,
see said the speaker Now.
that word to which sou refer
means '----
Never mind what IL means"
cniCincd the little man. TIN
looking ~ up. let a smonth
talkcr sell me- uniCyVle one
time tie said it was the last
word ln convcyanccs. and when
paid the freight on " from
chicago. I found I had put-
chased whcclharroW.'-Ju
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Fur that Rough Skin
Gastilllan Cream.
Rupees
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
q APPLICATIONS
FOR MEMBERSHIP
Many Seek Admission TO Al
buquerque Lodge Of Elks,
-Four Candidates Initiated
Last Night,

a rousng meeting ct Albuquerque
ludg, No isl - T. g. t., waf
held luH night az which four
candidate we're initiated aud twenty
seven applications for memb frship
were presented The candidate init
lated are a. 81 Mounts. -. j. Nc
Clsnahan. Hugh j. Collins ana ~ -.
strong An oyster feed was scrr q
AFTER the degree work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

For ans hchincfa Of thu skim Tor
skin rashDs. chap, pimpicH etc. tu
Boaus ointment 50c al az drag
stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
The Weather

FORECAST--To utgh gen
orally lair and coldors preceded
By snoN hurries this afternoon.
generally fair.
LOCAL WEATHER report
for - hours ending al = a. Ia.
January Maximum temper
ature, 90 degrees; minimum, "a.
range. 80; 1T : q. M. 20. south
winds cloudy, .gi inches pre-
ripiiation. So inches SNOW
since 3 o.. ~. Yesterday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
So PASSENGERS On
De LUKE TODAY
Excess Fare Train Is an ASsur.
ed Service; Reservations
Booked Weeks Ahead Out
of Chicago,

o. Is 10 ,,rtiiuts that There ace moro
than 10 i'' pcupl, .u fh' \ Hh"
hHN, g.. NhiDh they ar, .rilE 4"
pcs %. ,N''es fIrr 'rr tl' Or il"g"
of ridiur "u 500 ,NclusI,. train from
Chicago Co. Tho pHDith' coast fl'
Santa z, De Luxe passing through
NlbupuvTuI' tbis morning had o.
pp .vnEer- aboard, prJrticull, ull tina.
M, Pullman company yutcs O" &C..
,umwudat, uu the train. Th,T, veto
% number ul promiurut people aboard
IN, T., tuNr TO-DAY. including George
" Perkins. ui the steel trust. I'd
vard Morris aud family. A'r Nurr.
being or Idrui aud treasurer ot Nor.
rIs 4 Co.. Chicago packer. HuI
Gyurgp NcCl'tlaud REYNOLDS pr"~i-
dent uI the Commercial aud CONT
Mental hank ul thi,Igu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

-four New Pictures ra.um~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
Nampier uIplphin" abaeidlleppt.

Seattle, @aib.. 1. Suli. - Der
9ampier oIoIpbin." giaentbum Der
n2Ilastn Steamibip Co." Der am
Sonntag Worgen unlpeit Der @lert
Ban auf ben 9iiff gelaliien mar,
muroe 9lbenos ourd mebrere Sdlepp-
oampfer iuieOer ilott eemadt. er
liegt jebt iii Der aIert Ban uno miro
ausgeplmpt Seine Baiiasiere iino
auf Dem 1apfer .YrineeB Map" nad)
Sfagmop peiterbeioroert poroen.
$12.45 Hodeiter mnb snriif.
Baltimore uno Ohio iuegen =. z. 8. g. giuefe
BON Q. bis .. Smi 6Iim 8erfnuf; bis To- Suli
8ur 5tiidinbrt giiiig. (Suli2-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
On pollen Gauge.
Ser 8rmoerfricg auf
benz Salfaa.
mebrcre blmtiae ,3miam'
menitDBe 8emelSet.

&ebc ser friegfiiGrenOen @arteien
iud)t Die Tcrantpprtllng fiir Ocn
ncucn &ricq ali on0cre ub5upGl-
sen. - 0ie beuorIte9enoc 9cgeg,
nlng oc5 oclti6en &oiicrS lmo
Oes &0nigS uon Stalien in &icl
crregt groBcS sSntereiie.
2ou0un, I. Sui. - Ger anmpf
3luiiden 0en @riCbeu mo Serben
ouf Der eincn lmb oen 9ul9nr1n mlf
ser unoercn Seite oailertc belttc ollI
ser gun5en &inic uon >SitIp bis Glell'
tbero iort. Gieie MielOlng bringt cine
Icpeihc aus Soiia.
9llle IN sSruge fonlmCnOcn Hegie'
rlmgen crfldren, 6oB ibre Srllppell
inItruirt porOen ieien, nidlt Die 81.
ieniipe 81 erGrciien, lno jebe Ser Eors
teien iuht alf oic onoere Die &erant,
mortllng iiir 01n 9eginn 0eS &riegea
ob5lnpGl5en
Bon einern nereinjeltcn Safe obs
gcieben, lciteten ole 9ulgaren IN gu
loniti MIR gcrinqen @iOaritono gegen
Die @richcn. uno 0ie lebteren erlitten
feline GerltIte.
Ger galgrooer Correspondent ser
Zines" iouotc Oic foIgenOeIepeide:
oNiemnno bier be5meiieIt, OdB Der
&rieg ala9c6rohen lit lnO ooB 0lons
ttnegro ln0 8riedenlanO uno piel
lei6t ou6HlnnGnien lid oui Oie Seite
SerbienS iteIlell merOen. Sic 9llga-
rem boben olleS 9etbon, mas geluobn'
lih einan entlhci0en0cn 8rlth 5lt be
gleitcn pile9t Bon Erotelt'9totcn at.
geieben iiuo Die Gerbinoungen JuI'
icbett Sen beiocn 2Gnoern 9elSit nor,
oen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
Sramofataitropbe.

6iini Ferlonen in Den 6lammen unit
gefonmen. - 3pan3ig 8erleste.
9ei einem fSeuer, oas Elm
tIeineS Gimpanoerer.6otel IN
9tepsOort in 9lide legte.
9tcpt Oort +. SuIi. = 6iinf
Ecrionen erlitten bel einem 9ralloe,
luel6er III Der leBten glad)t elm Gin
wanoerer.Sotel in 9fr. &C, @reen.
mid StraBe, 5erltorte, Den 6lammen'
ton. 3uan3ig anoere Duroen mebr
oOer minoer idwer perlett. Die Opier
iino idnlntIid 9lusIdnoer, uelfe
beute batteu Die 3abrt mad Der Sei-
motb antreten poIleu.
Iie 2eihname, ruelde beute Dlor-
gen nah elmer BoIi5eiItation gebrodt
muroen, iinb iinnttlid unioentifi-
5irt; eS iinb orei Mdnuer, cine Srau
lmo elm 9ino.
IS befanoen iid) etlua rs 8dlte in
Dem tleinen !0otel, iuelfes 10 iiber.
fiiut mar, OaB in ein5cInen 61aeu
feds ober gar mebr @1lte in einem
3inlmer ihIafen mnBten. 9ie meilten
Der SogirgGItc maren bort BON einem
9Gcnten einer Gampfidiifabrts -@e'
iellidnit llntergebraht poroen, mel
der oeiI 2eitteu Ealiage nad europa
beiorgt bate.
@iele iprallgen auS ben 6enitern,
oils Der 9llarm gegeben puroe, lmo
5ogen iidJ babel gerletlngen 5u.
Iie @eretteten mlibten ibre &C..
iammte Sabe an 9leioern uno @elo
i'm Stif laiien, llno eS miro ge'
glarbt, oab Bills im getrage BON
mebreren tauieno Collars pon Den
6lommen per5ebrt muroen. Sn meb.
rereu 5aqeu bouoelte eS iidl, Inn bic
9eianIrnten gripdfhiiie Der gGiislGn-
Der.
Iie Goli5ci bat ioiort eine llnteriu.
dung begonnel, ba iie nit Dem 8or.
liegel pon 9ranoitiftlng rednet.
Geni om Nbenb por6er mar in DEM
Sotel ein 9rano cntitdnoen, Der aber
miibelos bon Der Seuerluebr gel0idt
luuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
gsier Sdlucitern ertrnnfen.

glfbart, Sn0., /. Suli.-0ier
0i6bden, Shueitern, ertranten beute
ols bic orei tilteren bon ibnen in ben
ct. Soiepbs.8luB iprangerL Inn ibre
jiinglte Sdnelter 5li retten @raee
Sbippn, Z Sabre alt, fiel BON Dem
9lite eines airidbalrmes in's Maiier.
9ie anoeren orei, Ole t6 Sabre alte
9llice, Die orei5ebnidbrige Clara unn
Die elfi6brige Sba periiitten lie 81
rettcn lno lieBen babel Dos eisene 2e-
ben. Die 2eidnome fpiirben eebot.
Qelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02

teren GrpGgung 5ltriidperluieien nor.
Sen luaren. Ger 3altfli5 miro morgen
ieine Ar6eit mieoer auinebmen, un0
eS miro geglaubt, BOB er ieiue 9erus
t6ungen iiber Die Bill i'm 2auie oe5
Cages 5u GnOe iiibren miro.
SenatorSitdcod miro morgen nod
Elm 5peites glmenoement einreihen,
lpel6es oie groouction aIlcr Corpora
tionen beIteilert, Die mebr oils eineu
beitimmten Gro3entias Der @eiamnr.
Yroouction OeS betr. SnOuItriejipei-
ges controlireH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
kmmmrr 4 Brher,
Tentidjcs Vanf- ano &adJiclseidDait.
D'italieher Der sfiieub5ric.
26 Sontb-Eirahc,

,,y,atiunni ganf OF Gsmincrrf" ".@ctdnoe
slns mo sseriduf bon slifien mo Cblianfios
men. sSedfeI nno Greoipriefe auf alle bnnpt
iremoer @eIhlorien. foiuie slusieriiailla ben
&oamabten. Gbiiisfarien bon nnb nnd, griiiIds
hnb. (stpriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
$12.45 Hodlelter nuo snriif.
Amerikamif6es 2siirserre6t!

1918
erfhieHeue 3. ptrbefertt, permtbrts dnfiaae.
Sir ieoen Sngeplnoerfen ut es bon Sns
tereiie 81 erfabren, pte er aut fdnelitem Bege
nei6e as6te &c a as aIneritamif6es 'Sifse,s Sifrasr,
nelte 8ecbte feline gran, ieiHe ain6er ertpers
ben. spie bat mcH f1 bel eiuem gefud Der
alien Se!matb 5u berbalten, pie III bte Steluny
5ur Wtiliidrbeb6roe2 gae oiefe unb Sunberie
anoerer Sraeen beaninortet Gotnr aa1meper's
bobeeeartes 8erf: ,sSie werbe id HRrser ber
gtreiHtgteu StaateH?" StefeS beutfcb uuo
enelid5 seiGriebene 9u9 aiebf ausluift. ipie
man bieieS 8iel fdnea erreihf. ipelGe 5ormn.
Iitdten njibia fino. uebe YGpiere man bets
brlneen muB, fpeIcbe 5ragen aefteut sueroeB
uno oersn genHitperiuna pie uidfl teiHeu 9as
men dnbert tpie beroreuer Slreerbrtef pieoer'
3uetldngen III, etc.
feHbuUg beS ggerfeS.
IS. q. Gnibe eublifbina gsmyans,
(Wlai19-NloUt5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-02
@rie0enlunb gcbt sur
Sficniipc il Der.

y er Il, |. NSllll. - Ser 9rle
hiihc Minilter OeS 9luSlu1rtigen in.
iormirte oen Gorleiponocnten Der
y6ranfiurter 3citung" in 9Itben
oaB @rie6enlono bellte obne cine
iormeqe aricgserfl0rllng ben 8alnpi
geaen 9ulgarien oilinebmen meroe
Gic GrfIGrllng Oes OiinilterS Ian.
tctc: nNoGoem 9ulgarien alle per-
i6bnli6en S6rittc @rie6enlunO's s
nit mieOerboltcn Gertragsbrilden H.
nit Dem lleberi6reiten Der Dor Sur
sem feltgeicBten propiioriihcn 8ren'
Sc, beantmortet bat, iiebt lid Die grle'
6iid)e He9ierung ge5lplnget ben
maceoonii6en 0ipiiionen ibrer Pr
mee ben 9efebl 6ll geben, sum an'
oriff iiber5ugeben.
9luf Oicie @eiic miro Der &rie1
o6ne cine formele arie9SerflGrllng
eroifnet lperoen, mo Die grie6iihe
Hegierlng miro Der bllgorii6en He'
gierung in Sofia lcute cine gtote in
oicicm Sinne llnterbreiten.
@rie6enlono rueiIt Die Gerantlpor'
tilng fiir bieien arieg, melder obne
i3meiiel ernlte ,Solgeu baben miro,
bon lih."
@e fe 6t bel llsfup einge-
itellt.
llSfup /. >Suli. - 0as 8efeL
3miiden oer bulgoriiden uno ierbi.
i6en Srlippen in 0ieiem 0iItrift
lpuroe beute Moraen I'M 6 llbr ein.
geItellt. Ser ierbiid)e gefeblSbo6er
glaubt, baB an Dem Sample, Der ei.
nen iebr beftigcn Gbarafter trltg.
100000 bulgariide Soloaten tbeil.
nabmen.
Serbien 10 il N DIT Pr b itra a.
tipn.
0elgrao, /. Sui. = 0as iers
bii6e Earlament CAB beilte feline 3u.
Thinning 5u Dem pom aaiier Don
6ublanb gemahten slrbitrations.
gori6lag uno ebeniu 5ll Dem Elone
eiuer Gonieren5 Der EremierminiIter
Der golfanitaaten in ct. petersburg.
n@ir iino nit 9ulgurien i'm ariege
b1griiien", iaatc Der NiiniIter oes ,Sn-
neren, !0r. Yi. HroticO, beute Dor Der
Sfuptihinn. Ter ier6ild)e Sberbe.
feblsbn6er bot Snitruftionen erbalten,
iid 5ur gertbcioiaung unierer gan5ell
2inie 81 riiIten. 9ulgarien bat ms
mii Der seiammten @ren5linie angc-
grifien."
Sfii5ielle q a DIR DIT.
9erlin /. ,Suli IT Die griedi'
i6e @eianotidaft bat beute cine oiii-
5ieGe 9tadri6t bon 2ltbcn erbalten
melde beiagt, oaB Die gnlgaren ei-
nen allgemeinen Nngriii oli elmer
2inie Don 40 Weilen gegen Die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.
Citizens of Rosemont Hold Meeting
Saturday Night.

The Resonant Citizens AssoI
alton was organized Saturday night
at meeting of the citizens of that
place at the Rosemont station. The
object of the Association is the gen
eral improvement of Rosemont. and
to obtain fire protection, mail and
expires sservice and improvement on
the roads leading to Rosemont will
also be considered in the purpose.
A permanent organization YVES eff
fected with the election of the fol-
lowing officers: E. H. Kemper, pres
ident; Robert L. Payne, vice-presi-
dent; T. L. Slaymaker, secretary; E,
A. Garlock, treasurer. A. j. Pohl, G.
W. Keys and T. A. Hulfsh, together
with the president and vice-president
! of the association, will constitute
the executive committee.
There will be a meeting Of the exc
cutive committee tomorrow night,
when the question of fire protection
will be up for consideration, and
the adoption Of rules and bylaws to
govern the association will also be
considered. Another meeting of the
Association will be held Saturday
night next.
Snice the recent decision in the an
nexation suit of the city to obtain a
part of Alexandria county, together
with a part of Fairfax county, the
Alexandria city authorities have not
deemed it incumbent upon them
send it's fire engines beyond the cor
poration limits of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31
mo CONTEST FOR OFFICES;
Only Present IncumbeDts Announce
! Their Candidacy for City and
State Positions

The time limit for candidates desir-
ing to enter the primary proposed to
be held May 20 for the various city
and state offices expired on Saturday
and none other than the incumbents
filed notice of their candidacy.
Chairman Bendhein will call a
meeting fthe democratic committee
at an early date, the incumbents will
be declared the party nominees. The
general election will be held November
4.
The officers are as follows: Thomas
W. Robinson, city treasurer; Charles
H. Callahan, commissioner of revenue;
Newell S. Greenaway, clerk of courts;
Robert H. Cox, city sergeant; Samuel
G. Brent, commemorative attorney;
E. F. Price, city auditor; P. F. Cor
man, collector of taxes; John B. Wal
Ter, clerk of gas; Samuel P. Fishe-
corporation attorney; Charles S
Swain, measurer and Inspector OF
lumber; Luther H. Thompson, c. o
Sipple, Harrie White, R. B. Washing
ton and julius Pelton, justices of the
peace.
As there is a strong probability OF
Henry Stuart being the only candi'
date for governor the present year j:
liable to go out without any contested
election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, of Alex
andria, Va, was the guest of honor at
luncheon of fifty covers Wednesday
at Cafe Durand, in Atlanta, the execu-
tive board of the Florence Crittentor
Home Association, of which Mrs. F
NJ. Robinson, is chairman, being the
hostesses.
They invited the governor and gov
ernor-elect, several of the city council
chairmen and other prominent citizens,
many of whom were friends of Mrs.
Barrett during her former residence
there, when she took an active part in
philanthropic and religious life and
devoted special interest to the in
stitution whose executive board hon
ored her Wednesday.
The luncheon was handsome one,
and a climax to a noteworthy visit.
Mrs. Barrett's visit being occasioned
by the unwilling of the painting at
st. Luke's, which is memorial TO
her husband, the late DR.. Robert 5.
Barrett Richmond Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31
SOCIAL AND Personal
III. -.
Interesting News Notes About People
;iEjof Alexandria Happenings /
TILL in Society.

Mrs. Hogarth, Of sault Ste, Marie,
Canada, is the guest of Mrs. Kate Wal
Iler Barrett, in Duke street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31
Special Sale
Under .II1I|luS|ins


Women's Gowns, made of splendid
quality nainsook; hand embroider-
ed; trimmed with cluny edge lace,
beading and ribbon; sizes Is to II.
Regularly ,$1.00. Special >. :. ..9Sc
Combination Drawers and Cover;
made of fine quality nainsook, hand
embroidered lace beading and rib
bon; sizes sc to 40. Regularly s1.4S.
Special :. :. ......;. :. :. :. CSC
Women's Gowns, made of excel
lent quality .Nainsook, hand embroid-
ereS in beautiful designs, trimmed
with real linen picoS; lace edge
around neck; run with ribbon; sizes
Is to II. Regularly S268. Spe-
Cldi p4'0C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

mrs. Benjamin Iden has returned to
her home. in Manassas AFTER a visit
with relatives and friends in this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Berenice Brockett Berens, Of
Philadelphia, is the guest OF Miss Lisa
iDeane Anderson in Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

| Mrs. Taylor Burke has returned to
this city after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon R. Mason, in
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Eliza Douglas has returned to
her home in Cameron street after a
visit with Miss Aida Hopkins in Sandy
Springs, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Mamie Norton has returned
from Richmond where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Alexander Sands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Chloe Cooke who was the guest
of Miss Esther Burke for the German
returned yesterday to her home in
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Mrs. D. Moxley Low has returned
to her home in south Washington
street after a visit with relatives in
Blackstone, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Betsy Page has returned to
her home in Braddock after spending
few days with Miss Emily Johnson,
in Prince street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Lieutenant Charles Minnegerode
Maigna, U. S. N, and Mrs. Maigne,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els j. Davidson in south Royal street.
Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Harry Fleischmann who has beer
confined to his room Tor zen weeks
was able to return to his business to-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Elizabeth S. Wilmer, of Bait
imore, Md, is visiting relatives in
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

Miss Elizabeth Siaymaker, o.
Berkeley, Va, is visiting In the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-03-31

flNI- 1lOSol III, "a 1850
Canada, is the guest of Mrs. Kate Wal
Ter Barrett, in Duke street.
Mrs. Benjamin Iden has returned to
!her home in Manassas after visit
with relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Berenice Brockett Berens, Of
Philadelphia, is the guest OF Miss Lisa
lDeane Anderson in Prince street.
| Mrs. Taylor Burke has returned to
this city after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon R. Mason, in
Richmond.
Miss Eliza Douglas has returned to
her home in Cameron street after a
visit with Miss Aida Hopkins in Sandy
Springs, Md.
Miss Chloe Cooke who was the guest
of Miss Esther Burke for the German
returned yesterday to her home in
Baltimore.
Harry Fleischmann who has been
confined to his room Tor zen weeks,
was able to return to his business TO-
day.
Mrs. D. Moxley Low has returned
to her home in south Washington
street after a visit with relatives in
Blackstone, Va,
Lieutenant Charles Minnegerode
Maigra, U. S. N, and Mrs. Maigne,
are. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els j. Davidson in south Royal street.
Royal street.
Miss Elizabeth Siaymaker, of
Berkeley, Va, is visiting in the city.
Miss Elizabeth S. Wilmer, of Bait
more, Md, is visiting relatives in
Alexandria.
Miss Betsy Page has returned to
her home in Braddock after spending
few days with Miss Entity Johnson,
in Prince street..
Miss Mamie Norton has returned
from Richmond where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Alexander Sands.
-s,.r- 'ra>s'' -
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, of Alex
andria, Va, was the guest of honor at
luncheon of fifty covers Wednesday
at Cafe Durand, in Atlanta, the execu-
tive hoard of the Florence Crittenton
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-03-28


II the onslaught on systematized
arson having deterrent effect? The
fire loss in the United States and Cam
ada was $20, $50 for January, 1918.
compared with $35. 653,150 in the cor
responding January. 1911. But eli
matte conditions are to be taken into
account. and these in the frst month
Of the present year were favorable to
. reduction in the fire loss. January.
1912. was marked by the most pro-
tracted period Of extremely cold wealth
or which has occurred since the les-
adjustment Of the weather bureau.
and when the mercury is very low IRE
departments work at great disad-
vantage. In January, 1912. there were
636 fires causing loss Of $4,000 or
over, andsin January, 1913. only S65.
The largest IRE Of January, 1918, was
that which destroyed the Calgary meat
packing plant In Alberta, Canada.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-03-28

A college paper denounces the deca-
dence Of students In allowing the old
time rough-and-tumbie rush to be sue
ceeded by ''sappy, effeminate teas
and dinners and pleads for the res
toration Of hand-to-hand battles to try.
their mettle. Probably thus did the
barbarians look upon the first en-.
croachments Of civilization. The col
lege-student estimate OF manliness
needs badly to be revised.