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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
CARRANzA STEPS
DOWN AND OUT
!.
Mexican Executives Re
signation Accepted by
Conference. Z,
VILLA SENDS REPORT.
Lattcr's Candidate Will Become Pres
ident and He Will EndeavOr to
Bring Peace TO Mexico.


Washington, Oct. 15.-Officia! al
vices .s,elved today at the State De
partment are to the effect that Gen
eral Villas representatives won
Notable success in forcing the con
vantion at !Aguas Calientes to post
;cne the selection of successor &c
Provisional President Carranzaz unl'
The ZaLata faction is represented.
The convention, under threat OF
the Villa representatives, to with
draw, has agreed to recess until Oc-
toocr ..j, awaiting Zapata's reply.
This decision, a compromise, waa
reached a;ter a heated debate in the
convetiop yesterday, during VII:
the Car auza representatives had de.
c!arcd that withdrawal Of the Villa
representatives would place IN"
northern commander in open r.6cl
lion.
Washington. Oct. 15--Gcneral
NcnuStiaGu C&rraHZa resigned yester-
day afternoon as Provisional Presi.
dent OF Mexico. The resignation was
presented TO the delegates at the A
snas; Calicntes conference and promp
tly accepted. The foregoing was the
Substance OF dispatch received at
the Villa headquarters here ;h!S
elraing
The Vile agency gave out me :ol.
lawIa@
..,,na resignation OF General Car
.r.uzs as Provisional President CT
Gu,I,o ras presented 10 the .Aguas
calinrtes convention al > o'clock yes
t,riav aftnruonu. Aguas Caliontrs
,ina and rromuf1v acceDtcd. In.
,,od;,,oI,. Arto,io V;llaroaI nrrsid-
ami or rho convention was nouinat
ed for the Provisional Presidency, ana
at the hour Of aling this message.
s.20 u. NJ. Aeuas Calientes time. nc
carton, o,,osition had doveIopsd
against him.
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''.0'' " ~ w..
n,, ,:, No.. , oa,,,d
na ro,.1 VIVIAN mi. doc;siov ,v,s
49,. .
Io ,n.. ,,;u, oona;dota. vi,Ior.
r.,,. o,,d ho ,om;r
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
Justice Brown Deposc9

Newport News, Oct. 15.-Disre-
garding the Price bill and the opin-
ion of City Attorney Massie, members
Of the city council, at joint session
Tuesday night, elected Attorney 7.
G.. Christian police justice.
All city officers were elected last
night. Dr.. T. J. Pretlow was re-
elected health officer over Dr.. Robert
Davis by majority of one vote.
Mr.. Christian succeeds Justice
Brown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
BELGIUM CALLS ALL TO COLOES

The Hague Oct. 1.-THE Belgian
government last act before trans
ierring the capital OF the nation tG
IIavre. France. was issuance cf IN
order directing ali males between
eighteen and forty-fve to JON TIC
army within two days.
The penalty for disobedience TO this
command is treatment as traitors 10
Belgium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
Encirc]ing Movement To-
ward English Channel
Ends in Miscarriage
JUNCTION EFFECTED.
Westward Advance of kaiser's Army
Meets Sudden Check Under AS
sault and Suffers Loss.

,aris. Get. Ia S"tcpins a.;;:an'
ccs by the allies mark the progress
of the great battle that is raging
along a 5OO-mile front in France
and Belgium.
Not only has the great enclrcling
movement of the Germans toward
the cast points been checked, accord
inr TO an optimistic official commun-
igue issued this afternoon at Bor-
deaux at g o'clock, but at every point
along the line advances for the al
lies are reported.
German troops have evacuated the
left bank of the river Lys, in the vi
clr.ty of Baule, east of Ypres, re-
ported captured by the allies yes.
terday.
Advances in the region of Lens.
Arras. and Albert are also reported
and in the center at Craonne, Berry.
uu-Rac, Rheims and Prunav
Further on the right wing advan-
ces are reported on the line between
VerGun and Metz. The German of-
feasive move north of st. Die is saio
t. lave keen arrested.
London. Oct. 15.--The German er'
circling movement toward the char
mel has failed of its purpose.
The Belgian and British forces
formerly concentrated near ostend.
have successfully effected Junctloti
with Il strongly reinforced column
Of French troops and have inflicted a
severe check on the Germans.
The line of the westward advance
of the Kaiser's forces across tnt
Franco-Belrian frontier, it is report
ed, has been sent back under an as
sault in which the Germans ':H
heavily
From semi-official reports here, The
hattie ,ine across the Franco-Belglan
frontier; extends nearly due north ara
south. General Won Beselel's rignt
wing rests on the North Sea, neal
Bleckenbe rghe. a small city ten miles
northeast of 'Ostend. His left reach
es to the river Lys, in the nelghbor-
hood of Coutrai--sixteen miles east
Of Ypres, now held by the allies.
Ii is apparent here that the bate
in ta;s section is an endeavor by tie
lilies tc turn the flank of Won BeS2-
ler's force and insert a wedge be
tween me ,olmns of this general ana
that of General Won Boehn.
The British forces are bearing tie
brunt Of this particular fightlno.
The official press bureau has moi
made public anything which won! J
indicate the number of British troops
in this section, or whether they hav'
recently been added to by re-enforce-
ments sent from England.
Ultimate occupation by the enemy
Of Ostend is accepted and diseoda,
ed. A blockading fleet of medium
strength-such as could easily lie
spared from the flotilla of vess|'s
now concentrated off Helgoland-
would render Ostend useless as base
for aerial operations by the enemy
Paris, Oct. 15.-With a Franco
Belgian British column pushing for
ward, forcing an acute angle of de.
preston in the line Of the German
advance and with the French main
tanning a successful offensive alon;
the center Of what now must be con
sidcred the 5OO-mile front, PAS
was optimistic again today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Members of Del Ray and ST. Elmo
council Of the Junior Order of the
American Mechanics will visit the
Moose carnival tonight. The Leono-
nda Quartette and Forest Birrell will
furnish the musical program.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
LONE BANDIT ROBS BANN.
Forces Cashier to Hand Oyc" S2.G0H
and Escapes.

Ardmore. Okla. Oct. la-A masked
bandit yesterday forced the cashier
of the bank at Pontotoc, Okla. 20
hand over $4,000 in cash. and ascap-
ed after exchanging shots with cit;Z-
ems. In his flight the robber dropped
two bags containing $500. 4 posse is
in pursuit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Losing his balance while looking
over 4 ledge, Gustav Bauman, pro-
prietor of the Hotel Biltmore in New
York, and one of the best known ho-
tel men in the country, was killed
yesterday when he fell twenty-five
stories from the roof of the hotel to
the italian gardens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES

The Alexandria Trades Council is
preparing for 4 big meeting on Mon
day night which will be addressed by
number Of Speakers from the Cen
tral Labor Union Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

The convention of the Potomac
Baptist Association which was held
here yesterday, concluded their work
last night and the delegates, repre-
senting the Baptist Churches of
northern Virginia, have returned to
their homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

The Corporation Court. Judge
Louis c. Barley, presiding, will be
engaged tomorrow with the trial Of
Reh and Irwin. charged with unlaw-
full shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

4 mcct!ng Of the 4 Iison w. c. 7.
[. will I've held al 40 o'clock So-
night in the Children's Home. All
memb.gs are urged {, he present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

M. de Cartier, Relg;an Minister in
Fefing, who is in London engaged in
refugee work, said yesterday that
Belgium was not nearly through
fighting, despite the fall of Antwerp
and other untoward happenings. We
still have an army of $4,000 men,
which is practically intact, headed by
the king, with the queen always neai
by. and with no other intention than
that of staying with the king
throughout, he said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

The Senate Finance Committee at
a meeting yesterday decided to amend
the pending war revenue bill by strik-
ing out the proposed tax on pro-
prietary medicines. They also agreed
to adopt Senator divers proposed
amendment relating to the stamp tax.
In so far as it affects packages OF
newspapers. 1t was decided to as
sess tax OF S cents gallon on
both sweet and dry wines, and a tax
OF 55 cents gallon on brandy used in
fortifying the wines. The tax on
manufactured tobacco was still
pending when the committee adjourn
ed last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

George Sample CHIEF IT police OF
Newport, Tenn, was kii ed yesterday
by a young son OF Ne! Rutherford
after the chief had killed the father.
following the lat59r's attempt to
prevent his sons arrest. The boy
vas under arrest when his father
came up and demanded his release.
Sample refused anl III she fight that
followed the elder rutherford was
killed. The son then grabbed Sam.
p!e's revolver and SHOT rim dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
FISH FOR FRIDAY

Fresh halibut, bluefish,
Butterfsh, Rockfsh Trout
and home schucked oysters.
Salt fish of all kinds in,
Guiding the famous Labra-
dor herring.
POTOMAC FISH CO.
100 N. Royal St.
Both phones 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Some well known Americans II
London ave among those who hnr.
secured insurance against. bombs
There was srch ruS'. yesterday fer
bomb insurance that the rate; ~
Lloyds took a decided upward lee .,
the highest rcing for properties near
government buildings and the water
front. Around such places the rH+e
rose from FIVE shillings to seven shil-
lincs six pence and even to ten shil-
lings which is a decided advance as
the rate has been two shillings six
pence per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15
NEWS OF THE DAY

Mrs. Georgia L. -. Prycr, 81
years old, wife o. i.ieut. Comdr.
james c. Pryor, Surgeon. y. S. N,
G:ed yesterday at the home Of her
father, Ccmdr. George Mackay, o..
S. N, retired. in Washington, from
the effects of q aese Of strychnine
taken by mistake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Norfolk Oysters Daily at the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

More than 100000 was lost and
won by New York sporting men
through the failure Of the Giants to
win the National League pennant and
the subsequent failure Of the Ath-
letics to win the worlds series. The
heaviest loser was Arnold Rothsteln,
who is said to have dropped S75,Oo0
through the foilures of the Giants
and Macinlen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Swinging a dangerous looking s1lt
case, w5:ch hetelaimed was cramn ca
with dynan lie, man believed to ne
Aic,ac 3. Schuyler. of Adams, n.
Y. walked Ito an office near Ih'r'
ty-eiehth street and Broadway, Ne
York. yesterday saying he was look
inc for Cnarles r. Murphy, and that
he had '...r.i sh dynamite to blow M.
Murphy, his tiger and the whole o.
Tammany Hall into the lower bay.
He was strategically led to the Ten
derlcin station, where the poFce
took possession Of his suit case and
and he was sent to Bellevue to bs eIa
amined as 10 Lis sanity. When the
police opened the suit case it COZ
tained only a few books.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

The Supreme Court Of Georgia
yesterday denied Leo NJ Frank :
new t1ial IN the extraordinary no
ton submitted by his counsel several
months ago. Frank was convicted
of tie murder of sixteen-year-o!a
Mary Phagan, and now has on. "no
recourse left, the setting aside of The
verdict, which is now before the ir-
preme Court in the form Of a denat.
rer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Charles c. Hays, IS years old: dici
in hospital at Jersey City yesterG:>'
of injuries received in fo"thel.
game last Monday. Young Hays
was player on the Fordham UE.-
versity preparatory school team. III
game with team from st. Peters
COLLEGE, he tackled the man with the
ball, and mony of the. others fe'! on
ton or lin. : A kick in the st',na r
caused injuries which an operHt:fn
failed to- Alleviate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-10-15

Unsettled tonight and ffidey:
,robably occasi nal rain, gentie
,o-theast to last winds.
High tide 400 a. m. and 4:4o
p. m.
Sun rises 500, Sun sets 5:22'
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
MISSING MINER IS
OFFICIALLY DEAD

N-~ York. F-s, isa- ks.s.
gold nia-F and s.itirr II fosaH-.
sbs disappeared from Nrs YORK ~
sssss 80" ssd hos ss' is-.n heard
non. in ts years. has b--n J-sisrs-i
ai':si.ijy dead ~ igstsgeS ~, .s-s =,
s.ssn n she referees r-vs's /. ass
s-Ess, ~ sarrosa.S TsaaI-s. st.s.-
sis h-la tot kSpp b, tho css> chsts-
,-fiain ~jii - sis isrS am"ss sb-
tnsnss. ts.ss bsashsss snst sists-ss
I. 1895 Sspr szsersrs s~ss f.'
sh- last tine ard On jus- IS es the
'aits. lag. s~sr = setter vss Sc -is.s
sfcs. his. asisa. On ttli-. Caistasuis.
!. sssi ss'~-tS>ANsl$s sassei - .Ass
sN thu ss~s sassse-N~sA.d ssss~. -
s-i assss \ s.es~s usl~s s-f tss
ass sect b. BIS seshsss fhss -ss
sa.s..i sns i,s seasss !. sss ls.t
sss.. ,s- saes,s had ~ Sssss
Mss kepr airs "a sssl !. shis
state I~asIas = ss'ss.saasi,l s.ssa.rs
''aa~f 's- ts~ "ae4sissh ~as 'ss
'seS-ar'y ~ shs sass.ies soa
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
POLITICAL coxsfiRsroRs
AWAITING SIN1KNcx

New Nprts s'.t., e. Jus-ra ,'as.
siay. s.rnsr npsss5is leader al
ossesns ..sass. and Louis r. Walter.
il. bis J..u'snsrs. vhs s-S- sapad
zuiI'J late last eight 81 csnspiss.y i,
ss;iiag /, sessissslsa g. "a. state sc.
rr-uS r.stt b.ach 10 William ws,.
lot. scst..F VUusrr .ssase. wssp in
isii '.,i,s awaiting s.s;-ne-. Tsis.
I. was -<I~vsc-i. viii t- imposed u
nsesTsvs Tho nsSiralu penalty -
two y"sss in prison and q tine ~.
ss.--".
Et.Ceazrcs>H.au WiliCs;. who vas
convicted ,ss day. sso 81 hiysaa the
aenins'ios. was arTsIsn.d ..t s-n-
'-a,c ;p-lays
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
Tourist Club.
list Club viii II
I. E. !. R. 4 G: Co.
Employees Feast

ianpiss.s and officials .. thu
.Fihsdaa EipFisis fermentation.
saii~sE ari siss ...ng.aS at IL. 20
'irs sSss'ms .sIia~ins the s-s..i.
ns"n'i.lE aa-~tIns .G s,,- issai branch
~ 'h~ : y l.. $3.50. is,is~ -, ,hr
"'ts'ss last HEsi's gathered a, u taa.
Sa-s ,-.',i. =, the ,.iur,si,a h..si
last aizh,s Ttr s.se-,.ns w.. adj
f.sss-.' aY n = sani. - ;ts W-s'-
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ars motor ia = nss-s. Ini-sesiins
nssnn-ss ~ J. wiehImsa ,siL-., .a
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'tassioys ~ shs sss.Sa
.~n~ssi Msasssr y =. w"a.i IT.
sided - 'h~ h-sd 1T ~, ,as.- " t-su
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a.4s- ss-seHs ~ psgsek- 4 tn. ~.
tsiisss ssa.. .-sV--s ~ ,h. h,..si
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
~~eerss.s s-s-.>->-e~s-e-.-.-e1
,WD-1ea GOLD oeaz-
Drink H0t TEAL

ut - .rs~A package Hamburg
hrea.t lea. or y. the German folks
Gall II. "hss,i'arse. Brust rss<." NJ any
phasmssy. Iaks y sahie~IsVofui. Of The
ita, phi cup ii boiiins water uiou
II. pour through a sis'- ~ drink .
tsArup full NJ any time nrins the
day ar i-iose retiring. II = tir meat
sdsst'vs Wy u hs-Ak - SSH cure
grip. ~ Il ,sf+sss th- IAr.s tie. skin.
relieving eaaK~s4ion. Az, naSns the
Try Il ti- sest tine you sass from
= cold ~ the xvtp. Il .ssxpsa.iss
and sstir-sy vegetable. N rf.ie ..fs
asJ iurnl~sa. -
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
coNoRFsS,fAN DRI,frR1
DYuDo OF cANckR

issisiTos~s MD fteo . Ni.LssE
-. s,a>erd u s.isis .osste.,ssi. sssss.
s.i.~rs a. isf~saa-rs tho So~ t.g.~s
.ensgsssssssa ~'h" ls saif-rirz ~i,s y
'.ssIisH .ss .eases at 6 >asi,ar.sss.s
s.ssss wss snl essust I. is~ wSatuF s-.
DAY Zee Fa.iisss Eprii,sisa.s h.e,
tece dssa..sisaevis 81. h.p~ TOT s.c
Issieass s.spsssJ hs. l-r~- s.saa.
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
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Stop ''Jo.,ss''. RAe,n,sis.n.
Us pats oslsi Rot usr rase 10 Ats1
gequts~s iasssaol tsvsta~ss. ienb sassk-
ins. p~s-tSstiss ~. Jssoss oil" right
"a the 'vssies $751;" ssi By IT, si~-
!ss ssy Js~k RsAiasss-ass enssss tho
rt~ssaatSr psia. -s'. IaApa.'s OIL i.
. hAsaksA stsssssaii.ss essv ~hseh' srvvs
dissppsials asA daesat Liss IL skis. II
sakss pals. sasvsssa sal ssi9ass. fssn
sehis9 l.ists. ansel-s ssi bas~ss .lnP.
s<islkrz, laaAasa. hsstslA-. s~Sssisia.
Lsal~s api "a . evst L-,ssir
81 ob'O0s. ksssss st. Jacobs or
fvoa' ssy drug sase~ ssi !. a n-sss1i
sua1i H. tsvs fsea p.lss. seA~. .s!
.s,Sh~ss. oAost saa.f' Ia. ss~uiaA'
li.s Assay.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
MEXICO orr q oUuf

NesItv city frh- s.@Th- ae~s
tina, rs,ss.ssa, W,.san sas a.siass -
rai.c tsc -ssbs go 90 ssc esppssA,iss
ps arms srem ssss taIssd states 10
A.Si.s bal h-~s I-asa.d BY feu pro.
pic ,hi. sttesaoess raerc Vas Ne es.
ci;.as-s, IN cuHpesssee Nth the 40.
si"rs
on may leave their ,hiItsteN ~hIle
sI,.y 81 4. matinee 1T .suehSass
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
new JERSEY HOUSE
SAYS wo1tEk NAY VOTE

r'Csiep. y ~ Vss.s tho
beu.. to-day raced iLr RESOLUTION
for a state constitutional su.ra.la. nj
extending tho right NJ .pfs'ssc 10
~sren. Tn crcsoi-,spn -ew s,'rs Ia
The senate
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
Social Harpeaiass
Meeting Notices
yu.t,ee Circle w. o. W.

JUSTICE Circle W. o. ".
Justice cir.i. No. sas. Non..n vi
Wo"defah. sill meet IN regular 49,
r!on 'os!shi IN Cus,i- halt.
Pierian Club.
The fi-rian Ciab will meet with
Mr. I, ". frv-Iuli. i.o: Arizona.
Wsdnea'ia, afternoon al 50.
6eeiai Sewing Clsb.
The I"mhefs OF the Social s-u ias
Club wiii meet Thur. LAY auernoon
with Air. II 7. barrett. III Nevada
avenue
Tourist Club.
III. Tours, Club viii meet ,omog-
ron afternoon al ,h. hob,. of Mr..
ti-FI GEs.oss. "a, s.s t.a., seventh
street, The sabisr, Of III. Afternoon
10 Colorado Wosi-n. Airs H =. s--Ie,
Ind Mr. r, ., Ea-ar.ls ~iii lead Tie
tissus.!aa, ,:aii un,, response .iiiI
e. tnasl. by ,n- n,~mb~rs
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03
'''cs. isss ss-t'.p. =. .ciiI
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE s0uTuupE lRRl.
eating DITCH COMPANY

Nstis. !. asssb9 given ;ha; ID. an.
seal sa--sias " shS stockholders ut
IL. sosiiEsisu IsssSattas pi.sa Csu.
REM will Is, hrIa MssdaJ. t-bg9asy
rsh. 1911. y; I s'aies3 T. ~. in tbs
pfiiEv ui tk. Commercial Nsss.Y
Cam.ssay in ~. Tusms upstairs ev-r
Tho Cpram.TCisi savings Hank IL.
Trinidad. ,-lsrsss9. s.r III, psrps.r Of
cICvsius = Board Of Directors ash tor
abe rsTr~sc % mssihz sssss.e.sis
aud ,rsasscsiaE such other bu. ias So
as may prcP.rly conc before said
isc-;iHss
Done b, order Of tbs E.sss o, III.
r.ctafsa
Dated At Trinidad. cc,graip. Jan
sary -. trits
y NJ. TENpLiS. rr.siJsn,.
7. ". CARBON. Secretary.
The avsrass SALARY raid to- l'at.a
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03

tn. av.ras, .,lsry. ,.,d I. ra,!a.
d'lDhia women school sca.li-rs "
$50 pr month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-03

Ei.an"r Gates ia. au,hor.<s. vas
brourhs uy On Dakota cattle r.arh.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-04
CITIZENS TO DISCUSS
APPROPRIATION ITEMS
Anacostia Civic Association to Vote
on Improvements Planned on
Nichols Avenue.

Civic bodies are to be active during
the coming week on a number of. mat
ters of special importance. On We'd
nesday evening the Anacostia association
will meet. when the question of hurry
ing the work of improving Nichols ave-
nue.. will be voted upon. The majority OF
the members feel that this work should
start as soon after July /, as is pos
sible- On the same evening the Public
Improvement Association of Congress
Heights will meet. The Senate has re-
inserted the items which will make the
Improvement to several of the streets in
that suburb possible and the matter will
be up for discussion.
On Thursday evening the Original Gar
field Citizens Association Is scheduled
to meet for n tax discussion. and also a
vote upon this subject.
Building operations are increasing in
this section. S. +. Snyder, contractor.
is erecting for William F. Loeffier a
dwelling In Chester street near Maple
View avenue. At Bradbury Heights sew
eral bungalows are in the course of
erection At Butler Heights. the latest
addition to Anacostia. several lots have
been sold and dwellings will be erected
this spring and summer.
Funeral services for c. F. Smith. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, OF Maple
View avenue, whose death occurred on
Thursday in Providence Hospital. were
held yesterday afternoon from the home
Of his parents. Interment was in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Arthur L Deming. former councillor of
Anacostia Council, No. Is. Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, has re-
signed that position. and E. r. Thomas
has been selected as councillor.
An old-fashioned one-ring country
circus is to be given in the parish hall
Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. by the
men of the parish, about the middle of
May. Arrangements for this affair are
now under way. The committee Of gen.
eral arrangements includes ]. w. Tolson,
chairman: J. b. Redd. Julia Gibbs, c. B.
Wallace. and ]. c. Winterwerp
Mineola Tribe, No. II, Improved Order
Of Red Men, admitted candidates to men,