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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-12-18
By Blackstone

women writer's widely who
has oeable Harriet Prescott spoford of Newbuy
Mass Her
the boys and all who
have felt the good influence Spot
ford lyes Rings along upper
the Mermac river She found of birds has several birds of
Paradise Peacocs and ducks yard
public hear of the husband women
statement the majority OF
Suffagettes true in
the Richard MI Spoford brilliant
lawyer person sought Washington
D. c. who legislative
the old line Democrats who President Ceveand
the Fishery between England
mastery industry
our fishing fleet from being exterminated To show their gratitude
and appreciation of his efforts their behalf
County nominated Mr. Spofford for Congress but
Republican stronghold ne defeated the election This famous
Congressional district by Gardener
scninlaw of Henry Cabot Lodge Captain
Gubenao candidate the
showed under November
General Caleb Gushing
memory of that
who brought Honor Glory Fame
General Caleb CushingA celebrated diplomat soldier
General Cushing universal
Democrat dominant national political e
breaking the civil would in all probability
succeed Buchanan. Gen Gushing
vice the Mexican later he Ambassador
Cushing was see
beautiful
him, rich beautiful silks, many
with motheo PEARL all testified regard
Oriental On his
him member of his cabinet with the portoo of Attorney General
eral Gushing accused of being friendly with the South
by the northern
Wendell Phillip others
who knew General Cushing doubted
the Washington.
wonderful religious
school DAYS Boston.
him and hope read his Phillips Brooks
indeed he must who
Physically and mentally great he the speaker
his but few snographers could take him
in about ESQ words He
Boston, of the most beautifully designed Churches
architect Mr. Richardson died the beginning
missed bring him eternal fame and make his known the world
Trinity Church thus donby
monument of these brilliant
Perhaps be
Massachusetts along the borders of the Merrmc
whites similar the whites South
with which familiar ho the In
small shacks and umbed down houses these
existence bordering the of During the
the frequent Amebury
Haveh and Newbuypo soliciting food clothing during
all families
suicide here, living peddng products
kitchen gardens and berry fields During
have intimate acquaintance with these people
the back door,
they drawl Say Misses,
huckeberries
will yield
like be carried
in wagon.
terate ambition
peaceful What
deed would be for Rockefeller
people higher plane of life their community
which they live besides untold poserity
to lannon's
people, Perhaps exception Of
Timothy Dexter and General Gushing have
personally known all the persons O whom wrote
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-12-18
Pendennis' Comment


On Things Material and lmmaeral Otherwise
thank
gst mill There has from reached
compliments the quality of the stuff written by For this thanks
The outlook from the world through barred
but CLEAN sunshine has penetrated these thick walls
for this Thank you"
ST. uea claiming that the country back of him. He
Mexico course only consulting
OF christian Science Mon
pres
victories behind back of Huerta him
Mexico before the country has time for consultations
the Army Navy game
the rough
seriously they required the attention Football
rather shocking sport INDUCED
result iu
The sight word print getting
thing busting the crusade the Tin Can
Trust The disappears oamng
included the monopoly but probably trouble
than the pinch of the tin plate
It is proposed to storaged labeled
the buver can tell the length
enable the buyer tell with degree of certainty
fresh stale viand for his The people
and would still have take
them faith Perhaps be that
placed cold only for limited
give everybody equal chance.
Republic grows riches devel
oped whom the people
the desire for popular polite
preference popular ballot
be followed by presidential primary elections and this will
elections presidents by Vox Popu
Divine guiding the Republic safely
tied conditions prevalent at the present time
Markham another excellent
poetry The for December the
masterpiece poem enledThe Shoes Happiness
power grows
remedy his Sickness be found the
the happy The
happy bring his shoes the palace The search becomes
V aversed nearly the end of the Suans
Finally the mortal is discovered but he
The
health has certain animal satisfaction
living Such being would probably be happy
selfish and still the pleasures education
cultivated mind Pendenn does the vagabnd
no sorddness his
illustrated weekly Lots public spirited
Men that public
energy ability their
has been public spirited their criticism the periodical
and the editor wishes back
Brckley
silent before the foot ball.
important Some of the comic
the incident; manly bavey
DONE He the game for his college.
people their pockets after help
Mrs Pankhu took thousand
her from this These dollars
press this English
Miitants.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-12-18

tuberculosis Day. December 7h marks the of world wide
the white plague Every should Tuberculosis
who have the
infection This
the those who
careful their habits and consequently the wherever
naturally the sick unfortunate
should feeling beyond harsh
right proper
the we'll the Pendennis
special empahe teaching
how Infection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

has knoVledg" ~ manufacturing con
ditiOns. Mr. Huchvald thoroughly
comJ etent 20 handle t.e work ~ tho
office becau ~ biz many years of
employment u the Industrial plants boz
This city The message received an
%nouncins The appointment did not
stat" he salary connected with me
position
This is r. new position. being tho
hfst appointment Of the kind made
under the act and the selection 0f'NT
buchwalf g. considered a good one DO.
cause ~ his experience So has
been t loyal and active Republican
and ha. 20 vide circle ~ friends who
know DIE worth and merits. and will.
ID" pl'.~. 20 learn that Do" has beeu
named U ls not known when Do viii
enter upon biz uo0 duties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
HOTEL CLERKS
CONVENE HERE
AHEUAL CONVENTION or WEST
VIRGINIA uHEETERS
OPENS HERE.
Royalty Entertained By George W
Stamm a. the Btamm Hotel Last
Evening with lei

The thirI annual convention OF tha
Hotel tIrra4 assoc. .HtIuu 81 West Vie
FIfIH nl'n'l lu fIIs rity Yesterday nfi-
'fHI"H with r Iarfe number OF the
''irgHfs. fr udirrr ON their ZOO
.ItHl NH fI.. III. they fmmrIfuf.I
W"ff '" fI. Nffmm nrtsl unaI. furl
nd fI'frffI tuI HfUr frNru Boo charge Dol.
fHn IHfI While tIs rome
NrutI.u opened ftrfrrIt.. fHIa will nn
Vie IF llI. te r fffrs number uf fI.
NfIfFffrF VIII arrive ffts morning .u
fNf h.F fHIf or fNr program viii re
carried out
'NU OF fIr Haa..IufIuu VOL.
frf'rfHIHsi go lei banquet given vest ..
nH. evening Ds tlfr rs sfHmm. lf
n. rfHuIm Motel. aI who were present
rrI.. sI t Delegation fIms
Simon f.urp OFF fUs EfamHr hotel
IN" "f.'H H candidate f.r. Hf tIl|fU.. ..
president .f fHr Mt.f NIIrIrIs U.f.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
.BUCH WALD GETS
APPOINTMENT
TO OFFICE OF INSPECTOR UNDER
WoRkNEN's CowPEN.
SATiON ACT.
Wheeling Man Named BY Public Util-
lties Com mission Fridsy-Locsl
Friends Are pleased.

4 telephone message oaa received
IN This city last nigh' 90 The eject
That ~ me meeting ~ rho Public UtI.
tiles Commission held boo Charleston
YESTERDAY Louis Huchuald of This city
was appointed inspector under the
Workmen's CONFORMATION division.
The duties ~ The ncU position viii DO
20 Inspect tho manufacturing and boz.
dustrial plants Vith Il vloe 20 aecer.
tanning do casualty risks therein and
make reports ~ Tho general condition
~ operation 10 tho head Of the ditis.
Ion To Charleston
Tho position is an important ono
Asd requires a practical man. ono Who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

r o. IouKlcy and daughters. Miaer
Mary ana Margaret. have returned from
H visit with Holloway and Mooreneld
relatives
George Ayers. - barton. vas IN town
yesterday on business
Mrs. o. " Hopkins. u thls place. wa-
fIe rlcsf o. friends az Eellairr. Triday y.
Henry 7 Uadseu u wife. ~ Coilm-
ius we're business visitors here Thurs
duv and Friday
Mrs D. o. workman attended the
meeting % the T s. club. ut Beilaira.
esterdaN.
Mr. D. a. Amos and Miss S~snnn's
Grove are ~apendiug several weeks at
NJ clemens Mich.
Mrs Chaa pougherty. Of ~Rrookstde.
visited hcr sister. Mrs sam. cellar.
Thuraday.
The entertainment given IN fhe court
house hall Last evening was a decided
success 4 fine Torrau vas rendered
IV the r~adrs and e. neat sum vas real
ircd The u~vf number Will - In cLArgs
VI the ~ oh reh0ol&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Or. Will Cruise,
Veterinarian.
Both phones. wheeling w. Va.
sat-
Realty


FROM Alfred q Harris 81 at fu John
,'heftfiu, tract ~ land iu Iuula add.
tl'r 90 Martins Ferry. confederation
$500.
From Geo smith and James Dickson
fn George Johnston. tract 81 land Ga
NI'ftinH rfrrN confederation $500.
From James shiplrg o. Agnes 4 HeIL.
,f',t ~ land ln Ertnreda. ,orsideratiou
FROM John Nnef ard Usrtha Yost o.
1mH"l lIlHE. tfI.f uf land Boo Martins
f'ff' COON liberation S. .nu
prom james II. hifr fo MARY broth
tIuu SO
From Henry rrltt Of u,. 90 James
tract ui IIru IH tHahtu town.
'Iuu. consideration 60
room W 90 IHfruh Co. August 4
hl'fuflHIlr tract o. land foo HeII.
t'l' 'Hr.IifrttUu $4,000
IfHTu NrOf TIu.u Co. Paul Klamuf Of
OF. tf'.f "f land iu ColcrtIu township
confederation $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

~ Tho matter ~ The estate 81 Andrew
l~,-d"r"r deceased account filed and
notice ordered ~ "'
lu the matter ~ the estate 81 Prank
NAtE de''ueed. account settled
% Tho matter ~ the guardfarshtn ~
hlll"f. u minor Neftie 81. Hareu
"l hl"' With Rose trpzfer ana Ella
IN" matter ~ thc guardianship ~
count settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

sunday school address. There viii MIA.
%" NpeciaI music and recitatioh- bv a..
or the school The .cb,ct
'I'"S ~ BIB a. m, and a large att.nd-
ance Viii BE- Appreciated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

They say hat now family that's
Just moved into the ncighborhood arc
awful hurrowora'
g rInuld cav go don't believe
They 81" bought a Gallon uf gasoline OF
.li'"ir ouu -uu.s tAtY moved here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

We may live without poctfy-muaf ~
us do.
We may live uithouf art and End
h%applueFs too.
Md We might get along. n0fuifh.
standing our Vrpngs.
~ there never we're any more pppuis r.
fDngH.
From judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

81 90 Shirts Saturday at 19c.
Mems PaJamas made OF outing
flannel. military cut and trimmed
with silk frogs. $3.50 kind to-day
for SIPS 70 suit.
NEW-Just unpackt a new lot Of
Mems Ties in velvet and plain and
woven satin. also fancy silk Ties
with the open ends SOC for choice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
~Fancyvorf Party.

Mr George Jeps0n. - Main stree,
.l'tialn,d a. number ~ ladies al !,
Time was spent ~ a.WiuN anJ r.,
mentg were served '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

Il' following case was filed az the
clerk office fridHt
I'H 'ouroN. |rinirtrf Va pafrIet
"urnr Hri Carnegie steel eco A.fU.r
tVT divorce on grounds &C extreme cruel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
You'll Feel Dresst With Your
Hands in These Gloves

YOU will feel dreSSt with YOUR
hands in the Gloves We sell
for you will be sure that STYLES
and coloringS are right ana that
you will receive proper service
from any Gloves you buy here.
Children's Fabric Gloves-Cash
meret. Chamoiset and Knit-all sizes
and colors. 25c and soc a pair.
Misses and Children's Kid
Gloves. silk lined full range of sizes
from 6 TO ;, perfect-ftitng. wide-cut
band, black and tan, S1.OO a pair.
Royale Glaze Kid Gloves in black.
white and cOlorS. perfect fitting and
the best value for the money, SI.OO
a pair.
Melrose. our French Glaze Kid
Glove leader, Paris point stitching.
black, white and the costume-match-
ing shades at $50 a pair.
New Cape and Pique- Street
Gloves specially priced at S1.25
and S1.5O a pair.
Kayser Washable L~eatheret and
Chamoiset Gloves. twO-clasp and 10
button lengths, BLACK white and sew
eral -other shades. SOC and SLIGO
a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

iun Anthony. miner. Uf MAYNARD
I.IN Mus.tt mi. miner. MAYNARD -
N'I"iNeN. miner. Of MAYNARD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

~ rred sprisss s. the attorney for
the plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
MarrtaEa I~.io.ns.
Probate Cont

i"hn " often and Edith stewart
both ~ 81 Clairsviile. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
A New Liue of G0ld.Tou
Jewelry at 49c

COLD-TOP Jewelry looks as good
~ as solid gold and will wear
longer than you would expect for
the price. We have not had a
piece returned in the year we have
been handling Gold-Top Jewelry.
This Jewelry is composed Of a heavy
piece OF metal with a thin plate OF
solid gold pressed on { o the top of
II. making pieces that will not tar
nish. Some are plain, others have
pretty designs. To-day we win
display for the first time a new line
and every piece is warranted to give
satisfaction. Here you will find
Baby and Bar Pins, Collar Buckles,
Tie Clasps, Tie Pins, Watch Fobs,
Lingerie Pins, La Vallieres, Hat
Pins, Sautoir Chains, Cuff Links and
Bracelets at 49c for choice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
Fall furnishings For
M~en---SavingS

z VERY man in the greater city
- is interested just now in
Fall FurniShingS-douhlv 50 if
he can get the kind he wants at
less than he expected To pay.
These Saturday specials are for
his benefit:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11

Mems Shirts
IN well known
makes Come
in madras and
T erca in
n egligee or.
plated bosom
styles. 81 so
Shirts to-day
S1.29.
Mems Shirts.
negligee COAT
STYLE. attaCht
nnf4. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-11
Stationery Savings
Worth While

SATURDAY shoppers are in
~ vited to stop at the we'll
Stockt Stationery Counter and
see the newest things in this line.
To make il of extra interest we
quote saving prices on Stationery
such as you need right along:
Highland Linen Correspondence
Cards, "a ~gilt-edged cards and "a
envelopes regular soc kind to-day
for Soc a box.
Same kind as above only the cards
are not ~gilt-edged, regularly 35c a
box for 24c.
Boxt Correspondence Paper,
Eaton, Crane & Pixies make, die
stampt gold initial on fine linen pa
per with "a envelopes 10 match, soc
kind to-day for 3Sc a box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
Recovered from Lung
TroabIe.-N0W Insured

Insu.su,te. cGmDsnics will not accept
any one Affected With Lung Trouble
When Won know 4 man who hns been
afflicted and who later las been nsTcu
>rch action means ''rti ~" poll"y holder
utUs. hH "a 3 S-rF good STAT" NJ hcnilH;
Ga,rS have hc"u reported when Ling
sufferers ;iftcr taking Ec!smgn'S 3ltcra-
tive. remedy Tor rhr0at aud Ling
Troubles. have successfully passed thc
medical tesl oi insurance COMPANIES.
Read this case:
aG7 Dcaa 81. Brooklyn, n !.
'GruilemCI: About 4 year and Il hail
ava 7 noticed that NY heatth YVES raDidfy
filling Was triuh.ct with utE1t
sweat ssvSrr ccGE:. $nG MAS very
we'll. aay'u. ~ lG"t. "l'soiTtely no amtli-
OF q physician. WHO told nlc my iur~S
wpr" a!TSCted Not satisfied went t. -
utha, doctor. who. after examining u!:'.
said tnat I was in the first stages ~ Lun:
Trouble AZ this point started tn take
Echmalt'S Alternative. The night SWcalS
irrcam" ,roser and ,:rrs'IUa!ly disappeared.
n, weight i, nov Ii. pounds ana my
p!IvSie.a. ha& pronounced ~" nerfcctiS
su:IuG-wiiirh together with the fact
.rhr have iwsr lr"U accepted by two
ain ."2if insurance companies for inSur-
an"e. makes ne sur" OF my cnnt're To-
coccrv hy ECkmans Alternative,
tiho"e ahbreviatGd; more on reQuestl
F-liuau'a l'rcratiyr has been proven by
many years test 20 nc most e!ncaciohs
Ter severe Throat and Ll!nE Affections.
Grnvcl.iis. Bronchial. Asthma. stubborn
Gods and IN Uph'ilGinc the system.
CG"-r:Hs 40 narcotics. pusGnS or habit
forming drugs. Asl; for booklet telling
~ rcrorpr.C~. and write 10 Ecknlhil
laboratory. rhlndelphla. PA. for cvi.
drmcc For sale bv al leading druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
Let Me Give You My Experience
and Medicine Free
Generous Demonstration Of My Remarkable Medicine
and the Benefit of 2S Years Experience Free

want to prove 10 every snffcre:'
from Uric Acid diseases, such as
rheumatism, Kidney Trouble an
Bladder Trouble, THAT l have mcdi
cine that will give prompt ami pc"
manent relief in tho most chronic
long.Standing cases. No matter how
long YOU have suffered. nor how many
other remedies and doctors You have
tried. | feel sure that L have the
method and treatment which will re-
lievc you quickly and surely.
IT will not cost YOU ono penny t"
:.ivc this rcmarlIahl" iNr1icin" ana
method Of treatment q trial All You
have TO do is To send IN" your nam"
and address. together with Your prin-
cjpal symptoms tscc cuupon below,
and will ut once send You. all charge
aid, y sufficient supply to PROV" thai
my medicine is effective: even III N"
most stubborn and complicated cases.
There arc no strings to this liberal
offer. When I say Free. moan zee
in every sense Of the word. Just a
soon as I receive your request. tue tr"c
medicine will be- mailed 10 !nhr 40
dress in plain wrapper, WIN l" r,, u,'r ,,,
and I will not expect payment TOT II
now or ut any future time.
have had more than twcnty-ciGh,
years experience III treating Uric Acih
discusses aud their ccmplicatiYns. NY
long experience In this specially mas
ana | believe that I have CONQUERED
mere cases of Uric Acid diseases than
any other physician.
Tn" free gift of medicine Is not Al
I intend doinS For you. When recGiIG
your request. in addition to seno'nE
Won the free mclicinc. ] am GolnE ~
send you a letter telling YOU about
ynur disease au1 hnw to get well. am
ats" going to send you copy OF IL!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
IN WoMAN's. DEATH.
Pittsburgh Drug Clerk Held for Ac-
ton of the Coroner.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 1S.-The body OF
Mrs. Mayme Grcineisen, IS years old,
was found late yesterday in the base
ment under the pharmacy of c: A
Gavens, on the South Side.
Michael L. Sweeney, clerk en-
ployed in the store, was arrested soon
after the body was removed. He toid
of having helped carry Mrs. 1relncl-
sen into the basement about o'cloch
Sunday night He was in highF
nervous state and his story was DIS
connected.
The body of the womsn was cover
ed with bruises and few ciorh'"
that covered it were torn. "hcn
found it lay on pile OF cindcrs.
Mrs. Grcineisen was the wife OIL
Oliver Grcincisen, drug clerk en-
p!oycd in another part of the Guy
According to Sweeney, she came 70
the store Sunday night scantily at
tired and he said that ne and an
other man carried her into the base
mcnt. A search is being maze io'
thc man mentioned by sweeney
Sweeney was taken in charge by u"
notice and will be held for the actlc'
Of the coroner. The police place 1T
tie credcnce in his story.
The discovery came through
rcmark alleged to have been made D.
Sweeney to friend that wo'na'
was in the cellar The police Wer
notified and they started an ioV2S''
CATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18

new. largo medical hook covcrin:: "T"r,'
Uric .Acid condition and many c;h''
things of imn"rtanc" and int"r"Ii t.
you. am going to do all these thing,'
absolutely free.
RI You. dear reader. ar" suG"riT'>
from amy Uric Acid ailmcnt. this off
is made to you. l am willing to oh'.'
YOU this medicine ana tho benefit Ut ~
IS years experience absolutely free al I
withnnt cost to you. for the good !.
viii do You and the good you can d
me by telling your friends wh""" 20:
obtained the medicine that helped y"i'.
In making your request Tor. tho fro
medicine simply check {N the @Emn-
toms YOU have on the attached c"Upol'.
write your name and address rlainl:,
and cut 1t out and mail it 20 me. or.
if YOU prefer, you may. write me let
own words. ADDRESS your letter tn
DIR. T. FRANK LYNOTT, Sii4 beaSan
Bldg, Chicago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Willard Hotel Company will De
held at the Office of the Company, No.
% South Royal Street, Alexandra,
Virginia, Monday, November "a, 1918,
It l:45 p. M, for the election of Off
.ers and directors for the ensuing.
year and for the transaction OF SUCH
other business as may properly be
Is. w. S. HARLAN, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
Continued from page Twn)
Y p. 4. BANQUET.

Ii al it would revive happy 'c"o
=. .,nr. OF ;hc milk Of human ken
>. splaycd by members Ct i'oS
:.
Carol Pierce president Of tn
Chamber Of Commerce, spoke on D'
half Of that organization. lie IL
Of the work j; is trying to do Tor /.
City of Alexandria and aurronn"n
community. Among other thing:
told of it's efforts to get the propose
armor plant of the Government
Gated here. A former Senator ire
Ohio. he said, recently informed n
that many n,embcrs of Congress &c
kindly towards locating the propos;
plant in Alexandria.
Mir. Pierce declare that the "o
of the city council in improving
c:tv's streets will rcdown to The CITY
credit. The city he declared, Is a..&
coming into its own and ne predict:
that tic bond issue just passed
good roads in Mount Vernon dlSlr'c
Fairfax county, will add to Alex
dria's credit. Good roads nc 81.
will bring strangers 10 this com"n
nitv who will be Of value TO us.
In conclusion the speaker SAID 8
trusted tho Chamber Of Commcrc
would cooperate with Pos r
anything for the benefit Of tn2 /
of Alexandria.
In a short address Charles
Smoot, third, Of North WilkcShc
n. c., told of the work beng acco
pliShcd by the organization in NoI
Carolina.
Clarence d. Coleman dircc or
the Virginia division, Rlchmo
made very humorous address, q
conclu. cd by telling his auditors
always have n!otto and "boost tn
own city,
a. ID. Crockett former state pres
dent of the organization paid
butte to Mr.. Armstrong and
work for the organize ton. lc
of the work done by Mr.. ArmStIi
at a number of national conventic'
and also told Of the good work be:
accomplished by he or1cr.
Work beng accomplished rs I.
order was also narrated by Sta,
Sccrctsry z. II. Harwood, OF Ri
mond, who urged tthc members
work hard for success in the upbui
ing Of the order.
J. II. Trimycr in d short ad;l'".
said among other things that
members OF he 7. p. ~, are D.,
grcsSivc and give impetus 70 Tic L
upbuilding Of Alexandria.
. Others who made short aldrcS.::
were. j, William May. T. +. e..
FL. rsf, NV Ballchget and =
WPitts.
tfhc menu follows:
Grape Fruit >au Marasquin
Celery Olives Sweet Pick
Fried Chicken slount Vernon
Brown Gravy Hot Biscui :
French Fried Potatoes
Escallopcd Ton,a;o,
Cold Roast Turkey
Salad T. P. 4.
Hot Mince Pc, Martha Washingtoi
Cream Cheese
Ice Cream, George Washington
Cake Fruit Coffee Cigars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting Of stockholders of the
Washington Safe Deposit Company,
Incorporated, will be held at the Office
of the company, No. 123 S. Royal ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia, on Tuesday, No
vember 18th, 1913, at II o'clock NJ,
for the purpose of electing Board of
Directors for the ensuing year anc
for the transaction Of such other busI-
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
ERSKINE GORDON, Secty.