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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11
tax REFORM PLAN
IS NOW COMPLETE
Bills Recently Passed Ready
For Governors
Signature
SEGREGATION WINS
Long Night Session Of Legislature
Puts Finishing Touches on Mea-
sures Presented.

Richmond, March 11--Spectacular ar
proceedings in the House of Delegates
yesterday did not prevent the speed
ng to their passage Of the remain
der Of the series of tax measures.
BUSINESS was expedited by the
House as never before during the
special session.
At the morning and afternoon ses-
sions all of the Senate bills Of the
:ax reform batch, with one or two
exceptions were passed. At the after
coon and nj ght sessions House bills
hat had been returned from the Sen
ate with the emergency clause at
tached to them were passed. In ac-
cepting these bills with the emcr-
gency clause, the anti-segregationists
capulated to the administration forces.
They had sent the bills to the Senate
only after eliminating the emergency
clause now restored.
The victory Of the segregationists
IS now complete. Nothing remains to
insure the establishment in Virginia
# the partial segregation system of
taxation. but for the Governor 70
sign the bills. The merchants license
fax measure, however, which the seq
-cgationists are eager to have passed
.enainS in doubt. II is not an eS-
/. 7e.tix} feature Of the tax reforI sys-
EN-. II it is permitted to go over to
he next General Assembly the seq
rccationiSts will not feel that their
.ictory has heen materially affected.
The House bills Of the tax Sys-
EN- series, which had been amended
by the Senate so as 70 carry the
emergency.,clause, were returned to
The House yesterday afternoon, and
az the night session they were taken
jp and. passed. House bill l03. the
original: segregation bill, was in the
batch passed 1T had been amended
9y the Senate to make it Immediate
~. effective. =
aAn effort to secure for House bill
ia Reconsideration Of the vote by
which that measure was rejected pre-
cipitated long discussion. This is
the measure permitting circuit courts
Of counties or Judges in vacation and
corporation courts to extend the re-
rular ANIMAL session Of the local
>oards of review ard to provide COM
pensatjon for members of the boards
and their clerks. The House finally
voted to reconsider. but wnen the
,ill reached roll call only Al ayes
were recorded against % noes, and it
vas rejected. failing to receive the
necessary 81 votes.
An interesting feature Of the night
,esSion was the adoption Of the Hefin
iesolution calling upon Delegate
Powell to make good his charges
against Judge R. H. J.. Chichester
and the speech Of Mr.. Powell. chal-
lenging the legal right Of Mr.. Hefiin
10 his seat in the House. Mr.. Powell
charged Mr.. Hefiin with having re-
lained his seat after he had moved
our of the district from which he
was elected. Mr.. Hefin while not
DENYING that he was resident Of
Westmoreland County While repre-
sentine King George and Stafford in
the body. asserted that he was "the
duly accredited representative" of the
two counties forming the district he
represents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

The increased price of bread was
responsible Tuesday for violen
clashes between the police ard work
men in the naval arsenal at Lisbon
The police used their weapons free
~ and many persons were injured he
fore the disturbance was ended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

1t is reported in Copenhagen tho
Kaiser's son-in-law, Duke Ernst o.
Brunswick. is suffering from an in
durable nervous breakdown. He wa
seized with the attack while with tht
German artillery in France. Hi
mental condition is said to be grave
The duke married Princess Victori;
Luise, only daughter of the Kaiser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

Mrs. Florence Mayo. 50 years old
living at Scranton, Pa, for the las
fifteen years, with her three daugh
ters, declares she is the wife Of Vir
ginus J. Mayo. the New Haven man
ufacturer who came into prominence
recently through the suicide of Lii
lian May Cook and the disclosure
showing that Mayo maintained !;
home in New Haven for one Mrs
Mayo and another in Brooklyn, n
Y, where Il Miss Lois Waterbury
posed also, as his wife. Mrs. Nav
asserted that the manufacturer de
serted her in New York fifteen year;
ago and that no divorce has eve
been obtained by either
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11
NEWS OF THE DAY

A schoolyard SNOWFALL fight IN
Camden, n. j., resulted fatally for D
year-old Thelma Howell, who died
yesterday from the effects OF snow
ball blow received ten days ago. She
was struck OH the head. Last week
she lost consciousness which she
never recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

James Hasson, living at 1907 King
street, had his left hand badly mash
cd while chopping wood at his home
this morning lie was treated by
Or. VI. D. Delaney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES

The regular monthl. meeting of
the Board of Directors Of the Chiti-
ren's E.ome Association will re ne!d
this evening at $50 o'clock at 40S
Duke street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

The funeral Of James Smith, who
was drowned in Panama, viii! take
place at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing from Christ P. z. Church Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. ". s.
Morton, rector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

Seminole Tribe of Red Men will
confer degree work OF Il class of can
didates at its meeting which vii! be
held tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

Funeral services for Jerry Gansmer
We're held at Ii O'Clock today at 323
Duke street, and were conducted by
Rev. P. P Phillips, rector o. st.
Paurs r. f. Church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

In the Circuit Court for the city
today final decree was entered in
the case Of Josephine Pasker rs.
George ". Pasker, granting divorce
to the plaintiff from the defandant
or statutory grounds. The court la-
ter adjourned for the term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

Albert Stuart, colored, was fined IS
in the Police Court today for slapP'ng
Mabel Portner. colored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

Owing to Typographical error in
Yesterdays issue Of the Gazette 1he
word "duped" was left out in front
of conscience" on the sixth line Of the
first paragraph OF the account of Or.
Green's sermon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-11

High tide 4:24 a. NJ. and Sie'
p. m; II:
Sun rises 6:l7; Sun sets G:04.'t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Oeut(6eS Kupfer.

Die beriibnten Nliucn Der Uionss
ieloichen Supferldisftr obbouenoen
@eisllIdaft IN Der @e8enb BON Wdnss
felo, Gi8lebcn uno &,siiitsbt petoen
sur 3eit ourd cine 9ng= uno Nddbis
idliht beorbeilet, IN oIles iraenopi:
erbdltiihe 9upier FIR ois luiIitdriIdbsn
@e0iirfniiIs Su FL ,aEQsH. Inter normas
len @erbdltnlflen ptooa3iert DeutIdls
lamb nur elm i5lnFieI osa i'm 9aut ions
lum;erten &upfers. 9Jis nsutide &us
plerprpbuttion itelt iih jdbrlih nuf
eilra $4,000 5onne1. bon ipeldlea
ueun 53ebn;el aus nsn Ylnnsielher Wlis
nen eeipounen lperetn. 8ei BEN Itcrs
teren 8strieb ollubt man Die Nus
tsuts ouf pos ooppelte iteigern au
tonnen.
Ter 9(bb1u eieIer T1insn iit bsreiis
Dor mebr OILS 500 Sntrsn in 9ln9rifi
aenommen porhsn. 1ns Gr3 1T iebr
arm uno entbGIt felien mebr ois orei
prpsent bes Metans. Die GrSaoer
iii niht son5 3pei SUB bid. Inter
normolen Yerbd'tnifen piiroe iidl Der
4upferabbdu taum lobuen. tpenn oos
gr3 niht elmer :Ieinen pro5ent'as
Silber entbolicn fpiirbe.
Sn 6rieosns3eiten 1T OentiHlanb
Der eroBte &upfertonlument Guropas.
9uber BEN einbeimiften Yronui: ims
portiert es mt6r ols 100000 gonnen
i'm Sdbr uno idIiebt iib in cer Cite
Der Supiertoniumerten Der gDelt oi'
rett an Nmerito an.
Gie llntcrbrehun9 oes aupIerlms
ports aus ben Der. Gtaotsu uno dns
oeren 9Gnoern porausieheno. bat BE
oeutidhe @e1ieruno lei Nus5ruo1 bfs
arisaes alles 9upjsy i'm Gan0 fir tHis
Iitdriidbe 3lpeee NIT geidIa9 telegi.
Sic 1T nunmehr. troboern @roBbritan.
nien oas Weton 0uf bic aentre5auoea
life ieste, in nsr Gage. fieIne Euane
titatsn oon aupisr fir toianey5'sIs
3tpede absugsten. gepcr5usi peycen
foIfe gge..t, fir nsrea 8etrie5 aupier
cine obioIute Notmenpigieit II.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
@irfte wie cine 8ombe.
2onoon, 80. 9cs.


Sic Nnhridt BON Der 9Sroteltnote
Der 9}er. Staoten, Die iid aegen 0ic
NeIdItigunc oes onlerifonildben San
'bcls ponie:cn @robbritonnicns rid.
lei umb n Der biinoiqen sSoroer,tHg
Gipfelt. CAP iofort 9lbbiIic 5u ld)allen
ici, mirfte in 2onoon ipie cine 8onlbe
uub itellte sunddlit ieIbit oos ,Sntereiie
on Den aricgsporgdngen III S0inter'
nruub Gas britiid)c Yublifllm bate
bis onbin nid)t Die geringlte 9lb-
mug. 0uB cs 5u DiiBitinntInqen 5mi.
lden ocn beioerieiiigcn Jfegierunqcn
0cinmlnGn NOR. Ger crite Ginoruct
tcim @ublitum nor Der, 0oB ole
9fote picIicd't 6u5u o1actbon fem
i0nnte. 9ieiR1tugen lm0 unirelui6iidlc
@eiilhie geden oic Ser. Staotc1 her
oor3urllielt menugleid Die 3eitltlgcn
beionoers 6arouf biupieicn, oaB bic
nulerifauiidje gfote in freunnidaftli
dem @ciIt qcboIten iei.
,Sn 9lu8martigen 2lmt wor bic
9tote bis 5um Gienitognodni:ttag
uodl nift cin9etroiieu, bod oudp mean
iic einqetrofien mare. bate bic gicqie
rlJHg nod nidlt 5teIlrnq nebmen fou-
nen neil Cir gomaro tSrep crit gfiti
lrodl BON ieinem &eibnahtsnrIoub in
2onoon suriiferpartet mnroe. 4iit
GrIoubnis oes dmtlidlen YreBbiiros
mlroe Der itnaeiobre GSnholt Der got
id}nft I'M Gus5ug bon oen 3eitltngen
peroffentlidlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
9rie9 fOunte rait betnb;st
wtrOtn.
@nihinatnn. 30. Dc;

Gnlbington, 81. Se5.
Gor Dem 9nustonite iilr aus,
Iparttge stngelegenbeiten iettc an
aRitttpof Der 9beeoronete Gollncr
Don Soma auseinonber. mie ble Scr.
Staoten, penn iie bic @usfilbr pon
lariegsbcoorf perboten. Dem cl,rppoi-
id)en &rieg III neltn3ig Sagcll Gin
Gnbe mod)en fonntct. GoIlmer Der
tritt 5uloiunen nit Dem 9lbqeoronetell
NarthoIot bon Dtilinuri cine Heiolu-
tion, bur6 oie Der Erolioent crntod)s
| tiot merocn ioa. ein iolheS 9lisfubr-
lrerhot 81 erlalien. 3ur biltorilNul
@cgrilnoung oes herfoiIlln0snabieen
Hedlts oes &ongrelIes 5u bieienl
| Shritt fiihrte ser 9tbgeoronetc cine
Gcibe NusfnbrbCrhnte Der Tcr. Staa.
tcu pom Satire 1794, bis 5uul Iebtcn
i'm Sabre 1912, oos it'd ouf @terifc
be3og, on.
/ nSeniidlianr fnun nidlt Muterlie.
gen in oieiem Arirs; ea lit Gin eiuigea
&ulf, nrb entidJloiien, bis 5nm leeten
Slntstrupien 5n fGmpfcn; mcnn bic
icr Strie9 fprtsciett iuirb, 10 iuiro CT
lid biasicbsn, biz hie aan5e 9Seli
hnnferutt III g'u0cn licgt."
| 9sprte ii. Sartbulets.
Scr I6geor0netc 9artholOt mics
61s apnlite harouf bin, ooB Die Scr.
Staoten 0urb oNollor 9telltrdlitQt
iiGb oic fSrellnoidaft GcutidIan0@ uno
Seiterreid llngnrns ettfrcuoen.
(SroBbritdnnicns Ahiun5 nit ,lapon
lei fein Qutcs &or5eihcn fnr 0ie 3is-
flu,ft scr ger. Stooten oui ocu 5fil
fen C5eon; jett pcrtuuicn 0IcieIben
lihrc 9icutralitat nm britiiCpcs C0eIo.
| Ser MbQeoroucte Cooper itclite 0ic
3iuiIdlcnfrdae, nb 9orthoIot ouoeu4
ten molIc, Die &er. Staoten Qcb3relL
iucnn oudl tehniid) ne1itrul, tbdtIddl.
Ltd SIT ocn gltiiiertell, in0cnl iic 0ielell
Ntiunitinn pcrfoufcn? Noribolnl er4
miocrte. leiner 9lllifaiiitna nod ieien
lie yGortieipes Grininis" mitihuIoig
lam Gcr6redcn an Ser Gcrititnulc-
lung ltnb srntoroung pnn Wiannerll.
Die ibren t5rouen ln0 ain0ern crt
riiict meroen llno an Der &|erloltgca
r1nq beS Stricqcs. Der ?lhQcorolc-
tc filQtc ft15lt ieit 9e9inn ocS Nrie-
acS leien Don ocn Scr. Stoaten iiir
/ t50 Nfillionen 9oIlors pertb MHii'
| ton, beam aricgsbeoori aus Den
! ger. Stootcf nerionht morocIt, itnh
CT lei iibcraeuat, burd u'sabc Die
ier 4ustubr bon 9rieqsnloicrinI f6nn
| ten oie Ger. Stootcn Sen arieg lebr
! bnIb gum Abihlllk brinaer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
8ritiider 9ampier llnweit Con;
Don geinnfen.
gtelp gorf. 90. Ge5.

eSn ser Mlorireborie in Jteip 9Dort
lpltr0e unl Gienitag eiil Nabelarouul
ongeihldqen, nelhes uleloet, ooB Der
Gurnpfer 5rent pon Der &opol IDiull'
sinie unn it Sonhon aeiunten lei.
Gs hcibt in Der Gepeidle. BOB Die
Srert onaebIid, in ihrem Iod uno
militant ibrcm aoreo aeiunfe't lei.
Ser Tonlpier mar ON %. Ge5eni-
scr pon Gcp 9orf in 2onoon einge.
troifen, uno mon aldubt, OoB CT bei
Eilhurn. etfpa filni3ehn MciIen pon
gneIonos 6ouptltoot enffernt. geoofi
bot. Die flieiigen agefiten Der 2iniG
iino bisher nod ilidbt bon oen llneliid
5enohriftiat moroeii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
~ &iele llnreseImGeiateiten fOm
1rcu pUu Aer Eebfr.
lncn DDn b

Spilren 5ie oies bel Sbnen ict-
hcr2 9nnn reauliren Sie Die Se6er
Sino Sic nitunter ionberbor mt
lih ielhit un0 Der @It2 3unoern
Sic fid, ipos S5bnen feblt2 Sic MO.
gen re9elmdbig eiien uRo gut if)la-
zen. dher bod lift etmns nidlt in Gro=
ming. 8eritopfiina, Gopiidmer5cn,
Rerooiitdt uno bilioie Ani1ae Der,
ratben cine TRACE Seber. Gie 9lr5uei
in iof6en ,soaen iino Gr. sting :
giau 9ife 8iGs. Sur 25c. Qei 60.
rem apctbefer. 9udien's Arnifa.
5oIbe fur .Soiitausbrade.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Striite Yrobibitiou In 3nb=
lano e;ngeiiibrt.
2onoon, %. 0ca.

Senl 9feiitcrbiiro luiro om Glen.
ltag aus PETERSBURG gemeIoct. eS lei
bort bon Der Reeiernna Die Grocr CT
iulclt npr5cn. bob ole alfobpIilhell
tSetrafiic, nnd Sier, in Der qo,iSen
Stuot riht nlehr perfultIt merocn Dir
len. Gie Crber bc5icbt iih ouh aui
&lubs unb eritfiuiiie, Ieltaurouts.
Shoit 5il 9lnidng oes arie9s mar
eurd, fuilerliden llfos Der @rrfanI
pm 9'ooto unh onberen Spiriiuolen
III gon5 9iliblmo herboien pnrocn,
onh ourttc bis lett 9icr uno SSein
lrlIaeholtcn lper0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
;sraH,GiiidJes llnterieebpot in GOla
perienft.
0oris, 30. Geo.

YuIls, 20. 2e0.
9os fran5oiiide Morinelniniite-
rium gab Gienitag in Yoris anltlid)
betanrt, oab oas fran3oiiihe llnteriee'
boot Gurie IN oiterreidiiden @elpGi
iern uttergegougen lei. 9toh benz
8erid1t bate iih oos llnterieebpot
ollein in ocn oiterreihiihen ariegs-
hofen 9Sola gemaet unb ilt BORT Der
letift mproen. Die aus "a Wonn be.
itebenoe 0eiaeiing ioa gerettet uno &C.
fungcn genomnlen moroen iein. Sic
Gurie ipar 167 Sub lang.
Ter amtlihc SasesberidDt.
Ger um Wtittog bon ser oeutiden
@ecresleltlng in Berlin ollSgegebenc
Geridlt meloet:
nSn Gitprellben mnroe ruiiii6c
&opallerie in DER Hidtung ouf Eiu
fallen Crier Wteilen bon ser @ren5c)
I8urildgeporfen.
vSSSn GoIen lit auf Dem redten
@eihiclufer feine 0erGnoerung Gin
aetreten; auf Dem linfcn llicr gebi
|lnler Mngriff oitlid bon Der 9luro
meitcr, ebenlo miro on un0 oitIih bon
Scr Gonfa. nie auh bel ,Snomlo0s Ii,
I1ilnlidl uno peItlid bnnon (al ocr
Kili5D lpeiter gefanlpft.
o9drItellltngen Dnn ecgneriihcr
Seite erlpcfcn oen Ginorud, 0aB mir
Somitld lmD Sternelpi5p nidbt in I'M,
IIcren o0nhsn bdtten; tbatIGhlid nab
men mir oicie @ldte ihon Dor unge.
fahr elmer @ocbe, uno Sfernepi5u
IIiegt meit binter unierer SSroltt.
Berlin, so. 2eS.
sSiinf helttihc sSIieger nlobten onl
lWtittrpodl einen 2lngriff nuf Die Staoi
Sohatld)eln uno porfen oiti oicie uier.
5iq @omben ob, ollrdl oie piel Sha.
Den ongerithtet lpuroe lrnb piele 4ers
loren gctotet muroen, nie cinc pom
Ioitlihen Nnnpfplut eingeaangcnC
Gcpeihe herihtet. Gin Sbeil scr
lSto0t nuroe ourf Die Bomber. mel.
dc oltf @ol5bdltlcr riebergefoIlel ma
reiL in 9rono qeiett. Sodatihclr
Heat oil scr @luro, breibig Ntcilen
IlucItlih bon @orlhu,.
2ononn, 30. 0e5.
Ger s auptfonpf ouf bent nitli6etl
&ricqslholtplot miro jebt an Der Ei-
IIi5o 9cfilhrt, po oic Scutiden iid
nod in ser Offcnlinc bciinoen itnI
no tic Idmere @eid)iibe berongeId)dffi
bobcn.
l9iniiii6em %urmuridl Ginbalt &C.
bpten.
9Sicn, 80. Se3.
Cine am Neittmod in @ien aus.
qegebene offi5ieae MittbeiIi,n9 ioet
,SSn ocn Sorpatben modten ltnierc
Srlippcn noroli6 BON ll5iof 4oB ei.
lncn Inariff uno beietten mebrere So
fen. llniere @eeenonoriffe norolidj
pom 2ltptow EaB (@oli5ien) boben
oen ruIlilhcn &ornnrid] gum Gin.
bnlt gebrad,t.
.s4eiter meitIid) griff Der 6eino ei.
Iniec Scr 1dlie NIT eeringen Streit-
frditen on. gt1rolidD ron @orliecc
(@oIi5iclD, norooitIid BON 3aflic5pn
|uno an Dem unteren 2ouf Der 9tioo
idDIue Ser r1tililhe Anqriif febl.
,rJn Scr tSegenb 0itlif uno iitooit'
lid uon Sonaidleip hoben mir itno
itniere @erbiinoeten 8ortihritte &C
lnodlt.
.gln ser ierbiidlen @ren5e lit oleS
ruhia. 9tohtoneriffe Der 0tontcni-
oriner olF Sot, nobe glptoooc lno
Noitpo. nohe 1rebinie (Scr8caomina)
Iilno juriltaeihIogen morNen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

Ginen redten eielsitrcifl hot
Der Ghilanelphioer 1bierifusDerein
'if aeIciitct - or bot mir Die in lei
nen Stdilen untcrge5rohten IieroC
eiuen 1leibnadltsboum oifitcllen
Iaiien !
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

gSabngton, :. s., 28. 0es.
S amsritanlh HegicrnHe bat
n jn9et Der Die bruaenoe procrmna aniaeea sic
gsanelnna Ses amerifanin SanS ien bridn aresiu
liennaf cine crbeble gchernne arcu ma bic
Warming anssproen Sa bic uaen ebersrifc Ser Staoten
eb n bOes ynt aemah bab Tnbfmm aaaeen bic mac
htertgen Gngre Gngaubc Scr Staateu
idbarf friHere
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Berlin. %. Ocs.
lsuaIanb ihatt iidl.
Sonnon, 30. Nr3.

lSn nem Epneiioe- mo Sunoer-
Ion0 0iitrift, 6ualnub. boben cine
9inSobl &erionen hic .Dtittbeilung CT.
boltcn. oo5 ibre glnipcienheit an ser
alite nidlt miiuidlenslpertb lei lmo lii
lih innerhalb aht Sagcn olti cine
Gnttcrnuna pen 0reiBig ntcilcn in
Das eSanerc bes eaiihe8 III bcacben
|hobcn Gic i'll 0roQe fonimenOetl
@erlpnen iino 9lngeboriae Icinolidlcr
Sanoer ober notllrolilicrte gnglaa6cr
bcioer (5cieblehter. iolpie olt,b in Gnu
!on0 qctorcnc Nhfcnnlliuge bon 9iu5-
IGnocrn his sur 3wciten Generation,
.9ilisHabmen limo nur i'll s}ollcn melt
.uoracidrittenen lnlb bci ganS juaCnh.
lidlcR 9tltcr neinoht moroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
8i9tise 9onferen;.
Soh0oll, 30 Ic

Sollooll ~. Sea.
Cine 9erliner Sepei1e. bie ourd)
Die Grdonac Gel. So. ilber Soog &c.
lornt lDaroc, iogt, onB Der aailer
Trln5 Scinrid pom Yre,lben uno ao.
nlirot Don Sirpis, Staotslefrct1r oes
hcif)Snlarilemlts, 81 einer aouicrena
ms 9auptaiortier beriei. Oie 9onles
rel5, Ole onae5lid, Den 4ngriff oui
Gurbapen 5nn 0eaenitono eebobt la.
ben ioll, 0auerte nielyere SShnloen
Frin5 peinrih febrte mil Sonoersua
nod aiei auriirt. Sic Gepel6c lilot
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-07

Mary Gordon. Bessie Reed, Helen
Newbold, Mildred Wright, Verna
King. Ralph Ward, Philip Newbold,
Winfield Shehi. William Zadneck,
Chas. Weddle, Glenn Miller, Howard
Hart. Miss Josephine McNeill chap
eroned the young people.
The following attended the class
picnic of the Standard Bearers of the
Oakland NJ. E. church last Monday at
Chesney park: Rev. and Mrs A. E.
Peterson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hamill and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Belts and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. V. Strait and family, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Williams and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Allison and family. Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Wettling and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. warner and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weeks and
family. Mrs. Higbee and family. Mrs.
I. c. Gardner and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb.
A ten cent tea will be given by the
members of the Standard Bearers
class of the Oakland NJ. E. church
Mrs. Roy Belts in Forest avenue for
the members and their invited friends.
The Missionary secretly of the Oak
land Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Irene
Brownlee in Poplar street.
Mrs. w. G. Greer entertained the
members of the Sunf1ower Art club
this afternoon at her home in Michi-
gan avenue.
Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs Richard
and two children left today for Cali
fornia, where they will spend six
weeks visiting relatives
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: SANTA Re NOTES.
Items for this department may be
phoned to 3915 or State Journal office. !

Henry J. Neiswinter, foreman of the
car sheds, Mrs. Neiswinter and daugh-
ter Susie have returned from Emporia,
where they spent the weekend with
relatives.
Joe G. Burdge of the special service
department has returned from a short
business trip to Lawrence.
Mrs Smith and son Kenneth, fam
lily of Engineer E. E. Smith of Argen-
tine, are spending a few days this
week here with relatives.
Harry Simpson of the store house
has returned from Woodford, Okla,
where he spent a few days with
friends.
Engineer Joe Gassard and daugh-
tiers, Misses Ruth and Norine Gassard,
of Argentine, left today for California
and points in the west on the Shriners'
special.
Clark Davis of the ticket auditors
office and Mrs. Davis returned yester-
day from Washington. D. c.. and other
points where they spent a few weeks
vacation.
Electrician Henry Kettler has gone
to Lincoln, Neb., called by the death of
a relative.
George Wood, general air brake in
spector, and Mr.. Earl Wood returned
Monday night from Kansas City, where
they spent a few days with relatives.
E H. Price of the ticket auditors
office has returned from a short visit
with friends in Kansas City.
MT. ROY f1eIr1cK ana Tom Williams
of the local r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. office
force will return within a short time
from Holster, Mo-, where they are
spending few weeks at the Y. NJ. c.
A. training school
NJ C. johnson of the ticketing de-
partment has returned from a short
visit with friends in St. Joseph.
Mrs. w. S. Schmidt entertained the
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the s. Z. of n. A. this afternoon at
her home in West Third street
John Cooper of the superintendent
of shops office force has returned
from few days visit with friends in
Kansas City.
Mrs. E. ]. Smith who has been visit
ing in Chicago and Seaton, ILL.,, the
past few weeks will return the last of
next week accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Claude Kinsey, and daughter
Roberta, who will visit here for an
extended time.
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OAKLAND NOTES.
IItems Tor this department may be
phoned to 3915 or State Journal okfice.l

The Win One class of the Oakland
M. E. church will have their regular
monthly business and social meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.
Peterson at the parsonage.
Mrs Frank Kendall, of Tucson,
Ariz-, is spending a few days with Mrs.
Harry Heller and family, of Chester
avenue, en- route to Oklahoma
Comrade Henry H. Louthan, of the
Soldiers home at Fort Leavenwort1,
is spending a few weeks with friends
here. He is with the Sam Jones fam
lily in Oakland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Isaacson and lit
tie daughter, who have been in Sprir q :
field, Mo-, the past six months will
return to Topeka within a few weeks
to make their home
The following members of the
eighth grade of Oakland school spent
the day saturday at Gage park:
Virginia Mercer, Alice Stachelbach.
Edith Zadneck, Marguerite Bower,
Linnie Donaldson, Gertrude Folk,