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SIX ROOMS.


18th IT.. "a West. ] bath *o5p-S'8
ssh It. zoo west /! baths I-fo-F2soo.
en- ~ west Harperley Han 5000.
Manager IN premises
''''i r H. wooI. ". II. uo's3n Co. B'y & soth.
9th 49, rs West 500. ,,.,.
az, s'.. lo5-llO central Pk. West Barnard.
sI.H" MIA ,o.,.
z. r. Wool. W. n. Do.soh -, -. ~ 60 o. 80.
9TH 49,. 725-52o Amsterdam az, New Ainsi"'-
Jam. ] bath $50 -,.,
f. Hi't"i 4 Sons. B'vay and pm 81. ,.,o
''' ny ys t.. /" SCI sa.,a ,' co., 81 lh ~
18th ct. 307 West. LAsanno Court. bath
e. .Hu
Gs,rso Roscnie.l co.. Inc. ,l p !.5 g.
9Th 81 W.. "'s H. ii porson 60. ~ 8 so.h
es,t q, .v...f In5gIa,-l tour.. s. 500
r r. Wei w. ID DoIs9u CO.. E'y e. s0th
r Il Wood. ". n Do.son co. By & So,h
92d ~ wet The Ralcira bath.
500 T. 20 Rroodva y. cor. ,,tn n.
aa4 81 4 n west Norman 81 GO
= p Wood. W. II poison -. by < 8o,h
gsth =, &, Vest. 81 800
ss,. "' l. 10 4 bans si.256-$i. 80
r Zlt.nl & sons. Hroaaway ard ,s,l st
ss,n e., e.. .i5 west The 81 Pierre bath.
$50
arE s g. H'2ar~iity ''' Elk. :, 900
z'tri * son T ,5 %sy. rsa 's'9 t. N
s''H ,-S' - '''" JUG
So 49, Z. 80 n-oaJaay. so- e9th 1t.
,ot., e, as Central Pk wesr. Braender
1900 w. 70 y nor.o, 20 nv 2 sot,
1923 It. 225 West. Haro'l court .,' S,'.
,,o,s sIaFP ar " Wsst 'O Hendrix Hudson Annex
baths 81 400. ,-...~, so, Va. ,o,,
"u''' 'y-"h Il, L. &c. ,,,,,,,,, 500
MI 81 ~ a. No2 n ne ban 51' '" ~ 3 soth
?. X. 900. ~ ~, .-,, 'r,a',SJ >
lllth T. =. 90 % cor. ID >. '"5 ''' Vail p
pain. 80. ~ yvss, r,,tb =,
T. Hames res mgr 90 o. MeS 500 an ~ ,S ~
Charlie, ). KoA,,ar. al -. .m2g- a.
s6o0-SS40
iiaIlahau & Ahearu. 271 ". l-5th st.
IlSt' -. s.. West. Victor Hal SO 500
T. r. Wood W n. Doson CO., by & S0th.
1871 St. 502-5OS West. stam'ori-Arlinston.
SiSo-S7-o
Charles & Kohler s0l columbus Ev.
,,.F r. Wool W. n. 1oI rl % Il ~ a l TII
ShIrp CO., broadway. cor 10Th 81
NH IT, ~ =. C 'Sh 40 Hrorn,nssdo az.
11Sm st, 80 Morningst34,e a. ti2o-$''o.
10Th r az Vest Marquette. !,o-SHc'
T. r. Wood W IT, Dols0n 90. R'y g. S0th
l2otr 81 gf Norniugside ay Towers ] bath.
SO
Everett " SeiEas CO.. o0T otG AZ
12Otn ST.. 40 Morningslds Drive. The Pametto.
$50 81 900
Charles 3 Kohler COL Columbus av.
i2lat ST.. 81 West. Reed House. $50.
J. r. Wool. ~. 10. DJ'-ou co., iy ( soth.
l2JtN g., lH CHr.wat a. aua ~"upmd.
hath 80. $500
Sharp & Co, Broadway, cor. goth 81.
1851 ~, ;.3- 3.2l broadway. Co...
r. r. Wood. ". II bo,sDn CO.. By n Soth.
l34th IT. &'l5 Br0aIwaE $3.50 $50
Schindlor X Lir.er EJH Urualway.
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EIGHT ROOMS.

18th s. ~ East I bath. ~. 100 $1,000.
pease a. IU5wRn. $40 Madison av.
10Th ~ p Gramnrcy Pr. . baths 81 900
GaiucF & Drrunan CO. Inc % T. Goth.
9ist S.. 1gG Madison Av ! bath. 81 600.
p,ase a. Gilman. $40 Madison ay.
18th St 11G T. Fullerton. baths. 81. 800
Peayo A I1lirnau SO Madison nv.
s2d 81 sGG Park ~. baths. $1,000.
Pcage a. Gilman $40 Madison Az.
ca a. IIG-1"g r.. Q baths. 81 900 81. 800
Douglas q EIl'rnHn a Co.. Inc. 42l Mad
6sth ST. i East Maryland House. 3 baths
So $3.50. 81 100.
pcasc d Gilman. 34n Madison Az.
ia ST. loo East . baths. So 100 So $50
Pease e. Gilman. $40 Madison av.
7Igt st. ll4 East. sl1'o
u T. EUimtn & Co. t2l Madison av.
78fh 49, 80 Park Iv "a baths $500
s. 200
P,ace & T''l~an. 240 Madison av
18th s'. $50 Park 2 baths. So 200 So coo
Poa-o s. E'nw.n. $40 Madison av
N'N e. Sc Fast 8 .fo0
u l. Gilman & Co. 42i Madison aV
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER ~.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
American Mortgage Co 70 Constance y
Borrowe; SS,OOi a.
Constance u Eorrowc 10 Now York Life
Insurance co. 5000
The Bronx.
Susan Ashland and ano, ddmrs 70 susan
Ashland $3.50
Rose Rosenberg 20 = thurman. 81
Same 10 same. 81.
GiNoTd Building Co. Inc 70 Bella BreEman;
500
James Realty Corporation IN A Moses Sons
4 Co s.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co and
ano rrGs 20 Lawyers Mortgage Co. $50 DD'
Froch q Eell 80 4 = n Helms ct al. f-us.
s. uHo.
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BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
COUNTRY

ron HOMES IN the rear country neaI New New
VorL consult The Country Home League
A yvest s2d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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F FOR SALE OR TO LET
long ISLAND.
r-NF1-RN1sHED APARTMENTs.
WEST SIDE.

We offer you Modern Elevator
Housekeeping Apartments with
extra large, light rooms and wide
,r;vate halls; open courts facing
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BITUDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SEPTEMBER 10
The RrnnN.

leTU ST uhoI, block font between -Hsr
man ono. Grant avs, jG.%yNl.l. city Nor
g.g. q, loans KOyucs Construction 90. 10
SrI-t -Four o sty apartments % paymeutsl,
So 900.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

AVE -. ISL. . =. ~ Il s Of nth o., 2oN6S
mo ! NfcKennn 10 Stephen II Jackson. iSi
" i2lst ct: Sept II prior mtr $1,000. Nr'o.
due Sept J. 1915. ? c; atty i a i 60.
JAMES ST, = q cor Madison RI, 25N69 !.
Rcbccca OBricn 20 Broadway Trust Co. 23a
Bway Sept II. $4,000. yrs: atty, l. T 60
LENOX Az. 623, Sc W cor l4"th ~; lease
hold: Lcnox Bridge Hotel G." 4 iiupiCls
demand Rttys. GugEenheimer | NJ. ~
SOUTH ST. l7s and l7s. E. 53.9 It e OF
Roosevelt Ct runs Q 44.eT 75.Sx W 0Sx n
l. D Story 10 Eliz L HCay. Bay View av'
Far Roclaway. l. I. July prior mtg
81. 5OO). e Ooo demand. G, atty. )
Iloaly. Far Roci,away.
The Bronx.
CONCORD Az. 3. Isl Il q Of Dater
st. 50AlOO. j g. Cou'tu 60. Inc. TO Man
haitian Mtg Co. -. BUay, Sept IS due "io,
as per bond: So on ats Manhattan Mtg 30
FOX ST. o =. 2fGg n " OF 1G5th 81. COX
100. Max Rdg co. Inc. 10 Israel Kap 10 T
1881 It, ano sept IS prior mtg $4,000
Sc. 900; 3 yrs. c. atty. L Bernstein
LOIS sii and s42 Block F. Map Mapes
estate VIM Reiner 10 Jas Curran. 1913
Webster NV. Aug prior mtg $1,000 :;
Chambers 81.
NORRIS PARK Az. n =, % II of Barnes
av DIX irrer. Chss GNiCs 10 Mathaa
Hanen 297a Marion av; Sept 70 $4,000. ]
ST. attys. Freed & McE. 1929 81 av
PROSPECT Az. " %. e25 70 OF i5fth
ST. gox10o. Daily Realty Co Inc, TO Itath NJ
Elfere eco " lost 81 Sept Is prior mig
$4,000; $1,000 due July T. 1915, p c.
i54TH ST. IS. 100 {. @ Of CourtIandt ay.
50ylOD, Beuenson Realty co 10 Elmira NJ
Schwlttars. 81 Perry Of. sept rs $4,000
due as per bond. ATTY. u g " q"
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27TH ST. IT'S r. SoINtto & s;raus aEt
Congregation Ansha Anas Of WILLIAMSBURG.
owners Rauavia Contracting and COnstruc-
ton CO. Inc. contractors. 1872 r..
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The Bronx.

tlrXGsERIpGE TERRACE. 5. l5os n OF
T-Inrsrridge Road T5NlO0. Ames Transfer CO.
tet Arlington Construction GO ct al, Scpten-
Egr ~ 1915. $50
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NINE ROOMS.

31st ST.. 30 Madison av I bath So 100
Trasa q Gilman. $50 Madison av
5Sth So. lI5 Eas' Fullerton. 81 baths
s. Suu
T.asa E FTlimar. $40 Madison az
e7d -. l1C-l22 I. 3 baths s. 35n-So $50
Douglas e.. E'limBn a. CO. Inc 49, Mad
sG'h So, T>p Madison az. baths. $500
s. iun
I.usa G Gilman. Gao Mad .Snu ny.
65th ST.. g0l Lexington S1.49O-f3 600
u. Il Gilman a Co. 42l Madison az
s2i st. ssy Park f2.7OO-S33OO
=. l.. Gilman & Co. AL Madison Av
49, st. ssl Park. Hanover N.75O-S2.nCo
. l. Gilman { Co AL Madison av
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EAST SIDE.
TEN ROOMS.

2sth a.. 241 Fiuh az. Knlcksrboeksr 2
P PS1ns 4 Gilman. $40 Madison sv.
ssth st, Ar Park. $1,000 $1,000
d l.. Gilman & CO., t2l Madison Az ~:
62d n 568 PARK Az. "a bathH $4,000.
Pcase & EllimaIn. $40 Madison aV'
'1o 81 D. Gilman 8 CO.. Iai Madison Az.
nth st. $50 Park ay. baths AZVV'
Peass & Gilman. $40 Madison av.
ELEVEN ROOMS.
$50 st.. DIS Madison nv. 8 baths $500
peaso q ElIlmnn. $40 Madison az. .
Goth at. III Madison Az. : baths. RAoVo'
fS.lS 4 Gilman. $40 Madison Az.
" D. L. Gilman 4 60. 42i Hadison Az
10Th st, $50 Park nv. : bathsi S9oVV'
sist at 900 Park. { baths. t4,70o- $4,000
Peaso & Eillman. $40 Madison av
S1d st. o6s Park. ii;9oo-ass:SS9: ,,...
D. l., Gilman & Co, AL Madison Az
''o 3 3D. T. o'T El rTE Co.. tsi Madison av
s6th at. East $3.50 ,
TWELVE ROOMS.
9th st.. 9ol Lexington. $4,000.
y. l.. Gilman & Co, 42l Madison eV'
osth n6 81 y s. g gaS 50 GOO MoraO'"u "0''
Peasc 6 EIIlman. s4O Madison az.
10th 81 $40 park av. 5 baths. $4,000
Pcaqe q Elliman, S4O manlbon ~
s2d II aGa Park, t3.90O-S $4,000.
u l., Ellman & Co, 42l Madison aV
THIRTEEN ROOMS.
ef,t ar eG7 Madigon av. 3 baths. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison ay. ,
6sth St II East Marquand HOUSE,.
baths So 25O-SG.5OO
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison az.
FOURTEEN ROOMS.
Goth at 635 Park. $1,000. ,
D. l.. Ellman & Co., 42l Madison a''
EIGHTEEN ROOMS.
es,b s Gao Park 81. OOO.SI2.O
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! the most
picturesque
park in Man
haitian. J
minutes to
10th ST
exp. sta" 9th
and 9th av.
i: central to
all points;
restaurant IN
building;
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WEST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.

.stb af n Wr-' hath. 900
pCIec 4 Ellimar. 80 Madison
Ssfn St 90 'ycst I bath Si5oS'Do
sharp & Co. - way. corner 9eth ~
TWO ROOMS.
eath It. eli west bath. IS0oE550
Pease g. EItnan, $40 Madison ~.
Goth st 1 Wet ! bath. $50 N.N'
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison a.
9th at H-iG West / bath. $69SisO.
Pease q Elliman. $40 Madison a..
10Th 81 no west / hath. tlo0o-SL-o9
pcase e Blliman, $40 Madison az.
g1st ct 10 West Pasadena. 500 -,
F. X. Wood w. IT, Doi'on co. ~ a Sgth.
c4th st., / West. Harperley Hall. *IoO-
si.2OO. 40
18Th Il. lOl West Tho Evelyn. $3.50 49,,
r r Wood W " DDlsDn co, BY wth'
S5fh 81 DO West ] bath {iG{l,0.0.
Sharp q Co. Broa way. corner gjih s.
1881 It 100 claromuut AZ. Royal Grand $3.50.
T ZittcI & SOM. broadway aud 'Jth ~
:fitl - 20 West. $50 l'ia Hail SAl
3 T. Wool " N Dolrnl co.. B'y sOih.
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UNPUBLISHED APARTNENIS-
WEST SIDE.
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TWELVE ROOMS.

re, %, rs West. baths $500.
'9''' 80 e r.Ili-nan So Madison Az
st,b a, 70 Riverside Drive. 4 2aths. ~ -,
'''" " r. 6 ! ". stewart. ~ H'"''
,o9, D n rs Central Park West B1 80.
5000 =. r. Woo. ". u. D'''on' ~
wav and SOth ~.
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THREE ROOMS.

,,,r q, ,05 East. bath $500 $3.50.
pcasc & Eumau. so Madison az
1ntb "a lsl East Fairfax Arms ba'h'
$40 $50 g.. g.. F"lo}. ON premises
18th St isl Eas. Turu. Fairfax Nrms'
hath SSfu-SgOu
T. q Foley ou premises 1000
GIst 81. 1886 Madison a.. n'ih. NL"V"
Pcaec - Gilman. So Madison NV
10th ST. I4G East ! bath. $500
Pcase & Gilman. SO Madison az
Goth st 20 Tust. Z bath 81. 200 400.
Tease & Gilman. &iu Madison aE 80
C1sf AZ OgI Madison aN. bath. $500
Pense a Gilman. $40 Nadisou a'.
G2d A. % East ! bath. S@,ouo
Pcase g. Gilman. $40 Madtt"n az.
cot g, IN Fast 7 bath s. 200.
Pease * TillmRn. $40 Madison nv.
e6th st.. A. East bath. $1,000.
Pease & Ellimnn. $40 Madison AZ.
6sth st.. III East I bath 5000.
Peace x Gilman. 34n Madison a'.
Rlst 81 1877 East I bath. STD
rclse & I.IIlmRn. $50 Madlson ~.
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serviceoptional; rents $40 to $85;
folder showing floor plan, mailed
on request. H. c. COLEMAN,
telephone Morningside SAT.
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EAST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.

18th st 20 East B4O-fsio.
40, .. l. EilIrnen & Co; 81 N sSie
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Az
n. L. Gilman Co. Al Madison av
TWO ROOMS.
18th IT., i6i East Fairfax Arms. ! BAN
$3.50 $500. T.. G.. Foley, l5i East ib' u.s. ~
10Th st. i6l East. Furn. F9irfnE a'i nn
bath. 5000. y. o. Fo'eN o"
27th st. so a. EaaL / bath. .S12o-sooo.
Pease 4 Pullman, $40 Madison av. q,
esth a.. 2I7 Fifh av. Knlekeroocker
bath 5000. .,.., ~
Psass 4 FlllmAn. B4o Asdi no s''
Pesse & Gilman $40 Madison aN'
d I. FiIimnn q 90. t2l Madison aV
leth st. East. I74o-seoo ,,..,. 40
,.,, D :, l. ,i EliiP @s., & s go 20 "'o
SD st.. 20 East. sT9O-sl,5Oo. ,,
D. l.. Eiiimnn & Co. 42i Madison a''
65th st. % East $500. ,,, ,,.a,.or ~
d. l.. Gilman & Co. ~ Mau'so"
57th st. 10 East. Sl.ooO-Si .2o' H., ~,
d. L. Elliman a Co, ~ M MoIb 5000.
G7th at BOl Madison Az. hain go
Pcaec a EOmau. $40 Madison Nv
~ /, TiIiman e Co. lel Madison SVcooo
Goth St. 80 Park az. ] bath S"o'O-
ff;lSo 6 Gilman, $40 Msdi:oSs Sv'
e2d IT.. 33 East 1 bath. Sso0,SlV,
PaaEe & Gilman. $40 Madison Nv
ecd ST. n East hath 5000.
Peas & Gilman. so Madison aV'
ia st .. Madison nv. ji2o-Ssoo.
T. l.. EIllman 4 Co. 81 Madison nv
18th st. 97O Madison ov. $50 ,,-
n l.. Euiman * Co. a. Madison sV
10Th 81 $50 Madison nv. $50 900.
H. l.. EIliman & 60. i2l Madison aV
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66TH ST, cG3 ". 8 800 West End av.
c5Nluo o. sty tnmt, s G MADDEN aGt j "
TorEes ct al. Addison Gardner. atty. sam
son r'riedlander. ref. due, S13 ao1 70 taxes.
NAED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
PERFECT CONFIDENCE.
Alexandria People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance.

DO you know how
10 find relief from backache;
10 correct distressing urinary ills;
10 assist weak kidneys?
Your neighbors know the way
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests 49,
Here's Alexandria testimony:
Mrs. Annie Scott, 10 Prince St.,
Alexandria, Va, says: 81 had pains in
my back and l could not rest we'll. In
the morning I always felt tired and
worn out, and also had dizzy spells.
dams Kidney Pills did such good
work that it i sa pleasure to recon-
mend then to other kidney sufferers.
l am hte 7isame strong friend to
Doan's Kidney Pills today as I was
some years ago when l publicly told
of the cure thay had made for me.
The cure has been lasting"
Price 30 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply askfor.a kidney.remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Scott had. Fostr- Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York. - !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.

The following new books have been
added to the Alexandria Library.
No. 13 Washington Square, Leroy
Scott.
The intervening Lady, Edgar Jep-
son.
Rung Ho! Talbot Mundy.
The Dream Doctor, Arthur B.
Reeve.
Captivating Mary Carstairs, Henry
S. Harrison.
The Ledger, Mrs. Belioc IowndeS.
The Masks of Love, Margarita s.
Gerry.
Captain Black, Max Pemberton.
Penrod, Booth Harrington.
The Amazing Argentine, John
Foster Fraser.
Give God The Glory, Augusta T..
Stctson.
The Victim, Thomas Dixon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
FOLLOWED BY GHOST.
Boy, Haunted BY Fear Of Man he
Surrenders.
The Kansas CITY Star says.

The Kansas City Star says.
always the ghost, of the man l
killed was before me. 1t would rise
I'D in the night and keep me from
sleep; it would appear before me in
the daytime when tried to work,
and | couldn't get away from it mo-
ment."
Thus did Charles Wheltley, 10
years old, who gave himself up to
the police, describe the pangs Of
a guilty conscience which has tort
ured him since the time of his crime.
He declared he had killed Lee Thomp-
son, a brakeman on a train in Ar
kansas. Wheltley said the killing was
on the night Of March 18th, on a
freight train between Gilbert and
Harrison, Ark.
He was Cumming" ride, he said,
and in fight with the brakeman who
tried to put him off, the brakeman
fell between the cars, struck with an
iron bolt Wheltley threw at him. The
coroner's inquest declared the death
was due to accident.
81 tried to forget" said the boy,
but | couldn't. All hours of the
day and night the mans face would
rise up before ME just as it looked
that night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
MRS. ARMOR TO SPEAK.
Nary Harris Armor. of {

Nary Harris Armor, of Geor-
"a, make an address in the
1. E. Church South, Tuesday, Au-
s9st ! It s p. m. A collection will
* ra. 1t is said of Mrs. Armor
the is rapid talker, with clear,
cul sginal phrases, given with ear
1astaass that tellsrher heart is in her
Torss. a. face beapihg with intelli-
and: speech betraying, an eff
to crowd in more words than is
" isible in her eagerness to tell the
Dry with which her whole mind, her
fhoie energetic nature is filled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
Coolest DAY OF MONTH
Mercury Descended ',s4 to IS Degree
Mark Yesterday After
noon.

4 B.
Yesterday was, the coolest DAY OF
the month, the highest temperature
being only IS degrees at and am .
o'clock. in the afternoon. At
o'clock yesterday morning the mer-
curv was down to 81 degrees. These
temperatures we're IL degrees below
normal. In fact, the entire month
was below normal, for the average
temperature for the month was
IS $40 degrees.
The presnt cool spell, according
to the weather man, is short hVea.
fer already winds from the South
are blowing and this, of course,
means warmer weather. The cold
spell of the last few days was Que
to the winds from the north and
northeast, bringing in the ocean
breezes. From all indications there
is a great ice field somewhere IN
the North Atlantic which is chilling
the winds. While the winds from
that direction are always cooler be-
cause of the ocean, they are never
of the temperature of the last few
DAYS, except when icebergs are pres
ent.
While there is no rain in sight at
the present time, there is posi-
bility of shower or two today. The
forecast is probably fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
TWO GAMES AZ COVE.

The White Sox will play two games
at the Cove Sunday. The first game
at 2.15 p. m. with the Rosedales,
and the second with the Potomac,
both of Washington, D. C..
The White Sox with its new play
ers. will put forth their beet efforts
to capture both of these games, as
they have been hard at practice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
AUDITOR MOORE'S PLANS.

Auditor E. Lee Moore, denies that
he will remove his residence to Rich
mond. He suys he has no intention
Of so doing. Mr.. Moore states that
it was true that he has purchased
some property in Richmond. but that
his legal residence, his voting place,
and the home of his family, is in AL
eEardria, in the Eighth Congress
G1a z."ict.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
TSOC|AL AND PERSONAL---VERY. .0FFRANkk S 81 INKS
City Councilman from First Ward
Passes Away After Long
Illness.

Frank C. Sphinx, Jr., member OF the
City Council from the First ward, |
and one of the best-known citizens Oh
Alexandria, died at the residence OF
hiss step-mother, Mrs. Bette "
spihks, 144siDhks, streets at z o'cloch /
this morning. He has been i'll for the
past six months andih1sseo9dition has
gradually grown woFse until WITHIN
the last few days but little hope was
held out for his recovery.
Mr.. Spinks was a son Oh
the late Francis c. splnks'
He was 43 years old. In early life h
became an employee of the SOUTH
ern Railway Co., and was for time
a locomotive fireman. He became m
terested in politics upon reachihg
manhood and was a busy worker DIT
the polls in this city. He was
member of the Alexandria Light IN
fantry during the Spanish-Amerlcan
War and was stationed at camp
Alger. In 1898 he became a mem
Der of the police force.
In 1900 he was a candidate Tor CITY
sergeant against the incumbent the
ilate W. H. Smith. He received d
large vote, but Smith was elected ny
Ia small majority. He later was
elected to Council from the Fourth
Ward and served three terms. Two
years ago he was elected to Coune''
from the First Ward, he having
moved into that division of the CITY
He had two years more to serve III
| Council.
In 1901, with the late Charles Cuvl-
tlier. Mr.. spinks laid the first square
of vitrifed brick street in AleXan-
dria, on King street, between Falf1aS
and Royal. He subsequently was en-
paped in other paving operations.
/. Mr.. spinks was member OF An
drew Jackson Lodge of Masons, NO.
,2O. Mt. Vernon Royal Arch Chap
ter of Masons; Alexandria Lodge Oh
Elks, No. 1853; Alva Aerie, No. ST.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the
Relief Hook and Ladder Co. He took
a great deal of pride in the latter
organization and was for years one
Of its most active members. lie was
one Of the organizers Of the Colilng-
wood Club.
Besides his mother, Mr.. Spinks Is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Katie
Curtin Spinks and three sisters, Mis-
ses Emma, Margaret and Ruth
Spinks.
Mr.. Spinks faithfully served the
people of Alexandria during his thlr-
teen wears of service in Council. He
always favored everything that
would do the working people and
poorer classes the greatest amount
of good, and in consequence was re-
garded as the peoples representative
in Council. He bitterly opposed the
sale of the electric light plant by the
city and strongly advocated public
improvements. Gifted with native
wit and ready tongue, he took
prominent part in the debates OF
Council and was heard on every
measure that came before that body.
Alexandria Lodge of Elks will
hold a Lodge of Sorrow at their hore
on Prince street at s o'clock tonight
to take action on Mr.. Spinks' death.
The funeral will take place from
the residence Monday afternoon at
5 o'clock.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Com
pany will meet tonight at O'Clock to
take action on Mr.. Spinks death.
The Common Council will. meet in
a called meeting tonight at S o'clock
to make arrangements to attend the
rupara1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
SUMNER SCHOOL.

On August 3rd, I shall open :
summer school at the Lee School for
the purpose of coaching pupils whc
are deficient in their. school work.
Terms $3.50 per week for one subject,
and special terms for additional elias
ses.
GIL ar II TTSCITD
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Interesting News Notes About People I.
lof Alexandria Happenings
g!I in Society. .....I.

Messrs.- John Morton, Walter c wa
lace, and Arthur u, Gray left today % a.,
10 attend the session of Of the Ne Glass
Bpttle Blowers Association as dele-
nhtes. The lmsetlng wlllSp n S -
Rochester, N. Y. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hammersley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Astryke, Miss
Alma Powell and Miss Juaneta Ham,
mersley have left in their car (the
Maxwell Specially for Atlantic City,
where they will spend the next two
weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01
& LOI.HIROp
10th 18th. F. and Streets.
u WASHINGTON. d. @
Mems Pajamas and Nightshirts
PAJAMAS-Four Lots.

PAJlM4Ao--TUur LUIS. =
Lot Pajamas soisette and mecerzed cotton in solid
colors stripes neatly med s115 each Regularly up to
$3.50.
solid coor trimmed and untrimmed 95c each Regularly up to
$3.50.
Lot 3Paamas of outing flannel percae, and woven MADRAS
plain and fancy coos; trimmed CSC each Regularly up IT,
S1.5O ;ss5Szzsa1sSSgss
Lot 4Pamas of various summerweght fabrics soied and
slightly damaged Csc each. Regularly up to $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01

Rev. NJ. B. Lambdin, of West Viz
ginia, formerly of Alexandria, will
preach the second Sabbath of August.
His son, Mr.. Allen Burnett Lambdin,
a noted baritone, is expected to be
present and sing.
Miss Boldin, of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. Susan Smoot.
Mrs. d. Monkey Low is visiting
relatives in Culpeper, Va.
Mr.. Henry Hunter left for Mas
sanetta Springs this week.
Mrs. H. o. B. Cooper has been
visiting in Blackstone, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moore, Jr., are
visiting on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland i ASs
Dr.. 7. 3. Cochran and family are
IN the country for few weeks.
Miss Carrie Wise is indisposed at
har homo IN Cor,iporu Hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01

/! ! Mr.. C. w. Fleet and Miss Hazel
Fleet, of GIG Queen street, are vlsit-
ing relatives and friends in stras-
:burg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-01

4 Bishop Gibson, accompanied by MS
daughters, Misses Lucy and Mary
Gibson, left Seminary Hill yesterday
for Richmond. The Bishop is i'm
proved in health considerably during
his months residence on the Hill.