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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
LAST DAY To REGISTER

Today is the last day for regiStra-
ton in the four wards Of Alexandria
in order that one may vote n the
election OF November End. at whiciI
time 9 state senator and menli e. Of
The house Of delegates will be eIr.!G
from this city. There is 40 oppasi,
tion to the incunn5en,s, Senate L. T.
Thornton and Delegate }. Ercd Biz
rell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
RELIEVE CONGESTION
Two New Teachers to be Elected .
Teach in High sch0ol-AIove IN
New Building Christmas

In order to alleviate some oil VAe
crowded conditions in the Lee School
building several Of the grades nave
been transferred into the old PEABODY
building until the new high school
i. ilding is ready for occupancy IN
the present high school quarters "a
Gated biz the various classes. Two new
teachers will be elected to the h'gh
school faculty next week and the
present third year class will be div /
al into two sections, and Q new FIRST
wear section will be composed from
! the overflow in the present three sec
j !: ms. Seven rooms out OF the 4. nj
: ou .he first floor of the Lee h':iiainG
a,c now used By the high school, bit
+ It IS proposed to move the fourth yeaI
class upstairs and place one Oh th&
new third year sections in that room
and to transfer one of the first grades
of the primary school and give thai
class room to the other new section tc
Q formed from the high schoc! over.
flow.
There are about TWO hundred ant
sftv students in the Alexandria Hlgl
School this session, an increase Oh
about scvcnty-iive over the re#istra
ion last year. It is expected thai tht
..ew building on upper Cameron stree
will be ready for occupancy by Christ
n;:s or the first Of next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
MRS. SWANSON SPEAKS

Mrs. Mary &. Swanson, councillor
Of 1T. Wayne, Ind, made an address
last night at the meeting Of Friend
ship Council, No. %, Daughters Of
Liberty and addresses were also
made by members Of Hope Council, Of
Washington, D. C., who were present
Il was announced that the council IS
preparing for large class initiation
to be held the latter part Of ibis
month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

Virginia Griffith. a siXteenye&ro!d
schoolgirl of Richmond, attempted
suicide late Thursday afternoon by
drinking quantity Of lysol and leap
ing from The concrete parapet Of -hc
new Mayo Bridge into the river, sontc
twenty-five feet beIow. She was res
cucd by George Turner, colored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
DECREE FOR DiVORCE

Judge L. C. Barley entered a iina!
decree for divorce in favor Of Sa;i'"
Anna Pearson from her husband.
Robert Lee Pearson. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorney Z. ?.
Russell. Desartion for more than t?"ce
years was given as the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

r. E. Lee Camp Of Confederate
Veterans will hold a meeting III Lee
Camp Hall or Monday night at which
time arrangements will be mace :$ol
he trip to Fredericksburg this month
TO attend the annu:. state encamp-
ment of the Confederate Veterans Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

Jennie Jayne, colored, was sent to
ne workhouse, today for 80 days 10!
stealing $11 from Frank Trayman, 7.
Monkey Irwin reported to the police
that II chickens were stolen from his
premises in George Washington Park
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
NOTICE

Al! subscribers TO the Gazette net
receiving their paper promptly will
please notify the Gazette Office so
that better service can be afforded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Simpson and
little son Forbes Will leave tonight
for Sayrc, Penn, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Simpsons relatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

An important meeting Of The board
Of trustees Of the Alexandria Hospital
vii! be held On Tuesday night at which
time plans for the new hospital bnid-
ing will be discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
U()0DllA Ard { LOTHR0P
10th11th f q G Streets
WASHINGTON. D. c.
he New 4Flapper" Dress
IS For I he Girl Hard 10
Fit

~ mother knows the difficulty the girl her awkward
the pi who is not misses yet larger
the average gthe age Her needs have been care
especially for her, giving
her proper lines -,
N an but interesting group several sy
with belt; jacket styles,
skirt Mostly Of fine quality French serge and SILK and
~ combined with pretty trimmings of plaid silks; others pped in
~ or with ]ainSy shocking white sumpe Skirts in various
styles ,>, nu,,,,, ,>- --,,, -
,yD APE 4 SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR MISSES AND GIRLS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

Miss Leslie Baggett returned home
yesterday after spending the sum-
aer in the Kattskill Mountains, n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Interesting News Notes About People
of Alexaxandria-Happenings
In Society.

Mrs. Mary OsgooG Smith, of Bos-
ton, Mass, is visiting her cousin Mr..
w. x. Griffith on Wolfe street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
LOCAL BREYITlES

Attorneys Howard ". Smith and J..
R. Cation sold today for Miss Virgin
ia Roxbury house No. 1907 Prince
street to William Bladder for T965.0O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02

Select Hard Shell Crabs a: Jacob
Brill'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-02
Curtain SfYetCI7er

Now is the time 10 do up your
LACE CURTAINS. We have the
new ADJUSTABLE CURTAIN
STRETCEER that will make the fin
:sh better and less work. We in
ute your inspection Price, S1.00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

iGrei6uua ii6er oos uSeilige SanO"
5eiee, niht MIR ein5igartia, ionoeru
audi BON gon5 ungeluo5nlidem Sas
terciie. Gie 9lrt uno g9eiie, aui mel.
de i6 in i6ren 9eiiB gelanste, lit
idon cine interclIante @ei6i6te.
SD plante, Die groBe 6eliculiaot
@etra in meme Sour pd6renO Oes
lcbten Sonruers ein3ui6lieBen, lnO
Elm I6eil Oes &cge5 ioate na9 Sii-
Ocn 5u mittcls ser WleccaG Giien6abn
5uriidgelcgt merocn. glls ib mir ie.
bod nd6er iiberlegte imO flar wuroe,
mas einc iolde Geiie 6eoeutete, mar
i'd no6c oaron, oeu @tutD 3u 0erlie-
rem. IS lit cine ermieiene S6otiabe,
Dab ale Seu1en unO &eitilen3en
qliiens uno Guropa's ibrcn llr.
Iprung imter Oieien Nlecca-&ilgcrn
nebmen. Selbit mo6l5abenoe lmo
reihe Grientalen 5eiAnen ib niht
ourd 6eionoere 9leinli1feit ans, unO
meun iie arm iino, Oaun itarren iie
oireft Dor S6nms. SdnuB IN BEL.
Ben @egenOen fii6rt ioit imnler 5u
alcn m0alicben Sranf6eitcn lno Die
glusiidjt nit oieiei &euten Eag mo
0odt in ii6erfiateu 9a5n9I6t6eilen
3uIammengepierdt SIT iein mar iiIr
mid allies 9lnOere ais 0erloden0. Die
3iige ent6e6ren ie9lider 9lifomooa.
ton im0 elm Speiie @agen lit Elm
lnbefdunter 9egriii. Die 4Silgcr
iii6rcn i6re eiaenen 0edeu imo Sep
pi6e nit lid. iie Der5e6ren Elm mOe.
iinirbares @a6dd, oo5 lie 9roo ncns
nen lnO bereitcn iih i6rcn E6cc ooer
aaifee aus lmgciunOem g&olicr, mcl
Dies auf sen Stationen er00ltIid ilt
Srgeno pel4e ianitdre GiuriGtungen
fiir Mdnner ooer Sraleu ic6lcn poll.
itauoig, o6er ole 9eltc peruliiien es
ni4t. Sie bciinOeu iid oilf elmer beia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

mo Uoblbemaffneter ,5nliits bic be-
reit iinO, 5u itcrben, penn lie ni1t
iiegen f6nnen.
Ole &ub Scr @apctn.
Siuter 0em o8ois oil four gelan-
gen mir mieoer in sic &autpflinien.
Cine aolonue BON @1uititioifswagen
fommt bon Der 6ront 5itgiidfi@aD-
crn. @enn es ims Die llniformen
nibt iaaten, 70 wiirOe es ms ibr @e.
iang, i6re langen 9Sfeifcu im0 i6re
9u5 5eigen. 0cnn 0ie 8a0ern f0n-
nen ni9t anoerS ais iingen beiu
@lori6ireu, unO jeoe 9lbt6eilmg
fiIbrt pic eineu &unO an ser 2eine
eine i46ne &ub nit iid). SSb glaubte
5uerit, oaB es ii6 Inn cine &riegs-
belitc banocltc. Sn0eiieu paren Die
niibliden G6iere sur 6ront ge6ro9t
poroen bon Der tie 5uriidfe6rteu.
Die 9aDern Die beiten SolOoten,
fonnen ale Strapo5en unO ale gnt-
be5rling iel6it 0en 0langel an (es
tlin9t unalau6li6) 9ier ertragen;
aber 5ipei 0inge brauden iic inbe-
oinat sic @feife imo frii9e Butter
llnO Od au9 in Dem 6eiiperpilegtcn
Seere, iuie es 0as oeutide it, natiir-
lid nidt immer Gin lle6eriluB an
Butter oorbanoeu iii, 10 bo6en iie ii6
ge6olicn inoen iie oie &iibe mitna6-
men. 3piiden 5ipei S6ladten mel-
fen iie iic unO bereiten ii6 bic i6oniie
Butter. 9ieie 9oDern iino iuirfIi6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

,Seino berride nibt nr bier olif 0cn
ShlodtielOcrn, no ie ii1 our9 ole
natiirlicbc 9litterli6feit Der 9riegfii6-
renoen erfldren miirOc, ionOern linO
IN 0on5 Gelti9lano perbreitet. 0ic
OcutiAcn 3citlllgcn boben felt sc.
9inn ocs arieaeS feline 9eiAinpiim-
acn Der Senoe geouldt, wem man
bon Den Sapancrn obiie6t, BON oenen
man iib binterriids ii6eriauen glaub-
te, im0 oie Oa6er nit oeu iarfaitiicb-
item 9cmertimgen beooHt mur0en.
gIber pom frau50iiidcn cnglii1cn
mo ruiiil1en SolOaten i6reibt man
nur ireln0lib un0 fait iDupotbiib.
Cie Huiicn bo6en in i6rem ie6r fliic6-
tigcn Streii5ug our1 Die oitpreliBi-
ihen Norier, Die 6ran3oien Del i6rem
nod fliidtigeren @inorineer in Oas
llntereliaB i6redlide &ermiiihtngen
ueriibt gIacs piirOe NIT pbiIoiop5i.
iMcr yRll5c genonlmcn. GS lit Dies
Die 9iu6e OeS Starfen Die 9lu6e, Die
5um Siege fii6rt. Den 6eino be.
idinpicn lit oas 3ei6cn beibrdnfter
@eiiter mO unfregeril4er Ser5en.
@emi Der 5einO o8arbar, &liinoe'
rer, Hdu6er~ lrim. gcnmmt miro, 10
wcroen sic blauen 6leden, oie feline
@iebc beibringen. oesbol6 nidt noe.
ni9er idner5en. Die @elt muB mil.
fen ooB Oies nidt ein arieg portrei'
der Sournaliiteu oOer BON aaifee'
bou5poIitifern ino @olfsreonern it,
ionocrn elm arieg fir Seutc nit &c.
iluOcm @er5cu Doaem @elobeutel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

p6ic. ueI6a i1 BON 0lecco beiibe mo
oie oen Stol5 meiner Sammllng
6il0en, 81 erbalten
Die Ciirfei m66te gerue sur @e-
queulidfeit ser @}obnnmeoaner ans
aler @elt pelAe miuoeiiens einmol
in ibrem 2e6eu uoh ser beiligen
Sta0t aepilgert ieiu miiiieM Die 81
ien6o5n-9iuie bon Nleoiuo nod W}ec.
ca ousoe6neu 0od Oie Eiirfen tpo-
Gen es niHt sic S6ienen 5l legcn
Gie 9eouineu boben es per6otcn
sic iinO wenig 8ioiliiirte 9iiiten6e-
wobner, piiien es a6er, i6ren @iin.
idjen @e60r 5n 0erid5oifen IS beiBt
ooB iie iid ibren 2e6ensunter6alt
our6 Oas Gcrniet6en bon &amecleu
al Die &ilger peroienen, iie iino reid,
man1e beisen &aneel-Ser0en NIT
1ouienoen bon g6ieren. sic ber-
fauien 0ie 9ta6rungsmittel fir sic
14.tdgige &omeel.&eiie 5mii4en Ben
6eioen Stdoten nno peroen oieier
Ginfiiuftc niht 6erau6t mer0en Gle
bobeu iniolgeoeiieu Die tiirtiide 9ies
9iermg wiiien laiien oaB iie ieoe
Giien6o5n, pel1e 0a ge6out ueroen
iolte, 3erit0ren iuiiroen Ga bic 9les
gieung ridt i'm Stonoe III, 5ur Be
wahung Ser Giien6o6n cine glrmee
IN jener 8iiiie 81 interbolten lbiro
Die 9lugelegeu5eit itilli6weigeno auf.
geicbo6en ltno 0ie &lger ia6rcu iOrt
Die Geiie ouf Dem 9iiiden ocs paB.
sdngigen giiilenidifies 5uriId5uIe.
qeu Gas peroen iie t6uu bis bic
gSelt in Eriinmer idnt Gos lit Oie
Sprode Ser 9eouiuci
9nnt 5ulaHNeugeuilrfclt ilt Die
SHoar ser &ilger, ole aus alien
0inmdsri6tngen berbeiitr0men,
8ur @oaiobrt 5um @rabe oes @rof
p6eteu GgDptcr Fcricr SinouS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

&rieger, Die an Die glntife erinnernl
Gie Stiirnii6iten in Der S9loht bis
3um @}eiierfanipi @lann gegen
N}ann, in Dem ibnen mir Die Gng-
ldnOer na6eifern f6nnen iinO iie
nad6er i'm 9ogerleben oas ianfteite
imo gutmiitbigite 9oIf ser @elt.
GAS 9fe5ept gcgen 6lie-
gerbom ben.
Ger Sicutenant &elbad), ser midb
bcgleitet. perfolgt felt einigen Nainu-
ten nit Dem 8ernolos Ocit 6hng cineS
9leroplons, oas bon ser @e9enO bon
Som Der nd6er foumt. SdlieBlib
lit er ii1er. cs lit elm Irau5oie. @r
frogt mid, Of i'd piiBtc, wic man
Slieger6om6en permei0en f0nnte.
SD bctounte, ooB i6 MIR ein @littel
fenne: i6on 5u @alie bleibcn in eli
mem im5peifel6oft neutrolen 9anOe.
9l6er Ser lieutenant erflGrtc mir nit
Scr 0ur9 oie llmitdnoe gcbotenen
&iir5e: nSobalo cine 9ombc in Der
9td6e plabt, mlB man 81 Der Stelle
Iaafeu an Der iie geplaet it, mn
BORT ite6en 5u bleiben unO bon BORT
muB man 5r Ser SteGle laufen no
bic siueite plaBt mo 70 nluB man
fortfa6ren, bis 0os 2uit6ombaroe.
mcnt 81 @noe lit. 3uerit ocritouo
i'd 0os nibt, aber bic GrfIdrllng lit
3ieuIib eiufa1. oa Der GSliegcr IN
Der 2uit nidt itiaite6en fam, 70 fam
er nidt einc 9onbc nod Der anoercn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
ataIieniiic 9il0er pun Ser Scntidlen

JtalienIid1e Stloer bpn Der OeittldDen
Srout.
Gabaiino.9ien0a, Der ousge3ei6nete
@eridteritatter Oes 0@iornale o'SSta-
lia4 fdbrt in eineu neuen 9riefe in
Der Sdiloerimg ieiner @in0riide in
Sot6ringen fort. @r er5d6lt bon Dem
Sunnel, Oeiien 8ml ii6 Die Sran8o-
fen troB ia6relmger &er6anOlungen
mioeriebt baben uno ben MN Die
OeltI9eu Fioniere iofort ourAiAhi-
gen. Gr fommt auf ieinem @ege an
Sdublrger Sruppen por6ei, Die aus
oen i1er56aiten SSui4riften ibrer
9o6nitdtteu lei9t ais iolde 5u er-
fernen iin0; man iie5t ga nGmlib eiu
n6otel 9ltlantic", luo elm drmli9es
Sol36aus trGgt Oen itol3en giamen
.9lliter. @aoillon". lle6eraQ auf iei-
mem @ese er6dIt Der StaIieuer itarfe
@inoriide, Die er in i6ariiu1riiienen
gil0ern mieOergie6t. 8ir be6en
einigc 0nOon berouS.
n0iturm un0 6ron5-
III ann.
Die Station SaulnD unO ein Stiid
i6rer @iienbabnitrede 1T 6eieBt init
&ot6boien iran50iiiden @eianaenem
Die Die BON Ger 9Irtiaerie 5eritorten
Sinien pieoer 6eriteaen. 9epeglide,
nerDoie, ru6eloie @eitalten nit 9lu-
gen pic BON 6iebertranfen. 3ie me
nigen alten Sol0oten Oes Sano
TURNS, bic iie bewnhen ba6en &C.
9enii6er Den Don i6nen 10 Oeridieoe-
nen Scltcn cinen naAlihtigen Con
mie ernite mo geiebte W}dnner gegen
iigen0li9c Eongeni9tie. Gle nelt
uen iie u,5ran5mann~t cine merfwiIr
oi9e @ortbiloHna oie ie0o1 ui3is
Gera6tlibes bat ionoern e6er 6er5-
li9 flin9t Gicie Gmpiinouu9 BON
faIt 6er3li1er 9Irt gegenii6er Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

ligen @ilgerio6rt mo ale iroiiden
glngelegeu6citeu iinO ibnen gdll5lib
gleidgiiltie. Cieie obiioBeno inoe.
centen @ebr1u6e iin0 gang uno ge6e
Reid no Arm icbeinen iib obne lin.
terihieo III SHmuB ino 0red iiber.
ans wo6l 81 fii5leu.
God gliidliAerpeiie na6tc lih mir
pd6reuo ih nod nit oem gluiiteQen
mciucr @loue 6ei@Giiigt mar Elm
retteuoer Gngcl in @eitolt oes Serrn
3. Iicfmonn oes 0ireftors ser 81.
ienba6n, Der mir 8u Ger 9leiic ieinen
@ri0ot @ogoon 3lr &eriiigm0 itell-
ie. Cab id oas ireuuoli1e glncrbie
ten NIT 5reuoen annabm III ielbit-
DeritGnolid5, ais mir Serr Giefnonn
ober nod an6ot, 0en gSoggou IN
NQaan 3u loiien iooaB iM i0n nod
9eenoiaung meincr &ciie 0urh Die
@iiite anH SIR 9iiidio5rt 6enubcu
fonntc, 0d tonnte mein IoHt feline
@rcn8en
llngldu6iaeu III bic Sortiebm9 Scr
9leiie iiber 81 0ioau binals nicbt &c,
iiattet IS iei benerft OoB &crrn
Giefmaans &riDot S9ag9ou niht
piel poH cincr oliertbiimlihen &o6ue
oui einen @iiter5uae oes @eilcnS
obwid, aui ieoen 6aa a6er, mar
man oorin fir iib uno 6unoertmol
beiier iniicrae6rad]t, ais III ben 9lffo-
moootionen fir irgeno einen ser N1of
banmeooner llno mas nodl beoeI.
icno midtger I'll, Is mar mir aul
oieie 29eiie m0glid, sic &6oiogra,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10


Gingeborene BON Sitntatra uuoSooo,
@clpo6ner ser rliiiiden 4roDin5elL
Nldroffocr, Gi6etoner ituo pielc, piele
onoerc, i6re Eradten ibre Sprade
uorcn pcridieoeL nur Oie cine, Die
aroBe &eli9ion mar ollen gcmeinium.
IS mar, ais Oh SenionO UNI 0en
gou5cn Gto6aa gegangen iei mo aus
ie0em 9onDc eiuen &ertrctcr &c.
6ra1t 6ntte, Inn oeien 6untcu 6eili-
Gen 3ug uob @&ffo 81 iiiaen. g(ls
Oicicn @cmic6 bon 9loiien lnO @6l.
fern wdblte i'd einen intelligent aus.
iebcn0cu iin9en Nlonn ans, peritdu.
0iate mid nit ibm mittels meincS
Traaomon's mo bolo maren mir
gitc SrcinOe. Gines Goges geitano
er mir, 0oB cr Sic @eietc oes 9Sro.
pbeicn ii6ertreteu ln0 ipdbreu0 er
untcr Dem @orgebcn, fronf 81 iein,
am &oocn log photographer ser
6eiligcn Stdtte oitgeuonimen babe.
Gs oeIang mir nit Dem Singing
bonoelSeinig 5u merocn lno iniolge.
0eiien bin ih INN inn Stauoc, 9iloer
ous ser @e6urtSiia0t Nlo5onmeOs
3it 3ei1en mic iie foum Gin anocrcr
9}iHt Glo0amnc0nner iemolS 5u @c.
iiht 6etonunen Bat.
@errn gleipman's ianiirirte 9eiie.
@eid]rei6uu9eu iperoeu om Gieuitog,
sen 49, Soniar g1dmnitta9s a ll6r,
in Der @}uiit.2Ifooenlic imo om
Cieniiag ben 49,, imo @litimoM Den
20. Sauuor 9l6cuos in Nl6aug6'S
G6eater oorgeiii6rt meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

atf Oenicl6en &lnft iperl'" "
idncI cr oiid5 orbeiteu mas oansi
flir5en 6riit 5pii6en Dem , G,a,cIi
8meier 9om6cu Ieat oaS 0''' 0ao oSf
min0eltens cine Strede Don ~
40 0leter 5uriid- Afci'
Sterben in 5ro ! w. 1r Sc'
eobaIimo-9aenOa er5a1lt D9" 1.r al
;Slieqerpieilen, Die oie 6rall:5.g.II,t 10.
ncne qroitiome gaffe eingel,~go,, Y
ben. nW1enldli6c 0pier 1OID 1, aid
qliidliderwciic menig; Tel'" eac
0urh 8ufoa einmal ein Hlp" 2
ein5elnen W}auu treiien S'iaaiqi
fam 0o6 fein Slieger olelc ,rcrie'
ouf cine qroBc Oidtc N'alls ouaS'
neil ieOer Eruppeliforper ll0, ,,scr ~
menn elm feinol6er 6lieger ~ oSe
fomnlf. So iinO Die flellle'' ~, Scd
lperf3euQe fiir bic lplnoer0al's,r,, ~, EsS
fden Soloaten, oie ii6 mi u'' 'Gsc1g
pertroitt ocrnadt 6aben e1eI eIS.Iog q
Itono BON SpdBen, ais Y" IN r''
gd,redsm. eineS 9IorgenS l@G Isl
in Sen sdiibcuard6en nit ll,u's nior NJ
Iden Sbritten eiuen @rel,uYg T., ggiir'
,;erer ophen Ser nit fonlllWV' trlll
eiue 9lrt &e9enihirn ans ofE .ttcrll NJ
Sen er ans olteu 9en5in6e7aallrrii
geIteat bate: ieine nele
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-21
CHARITIES
NEEDED, He SAYS
U%ntermeyer Says Rich Must
Bear Observation-Disclosures
System That Makes
Charity Necessary.


New YORK. Jan. 9.-Sa1nue Ontef-
myer, the first witness questioned by
Chairman Walsh at the onenina Of the
federal industrial relations commits
sion,s hearing here TODAY discussed So
49,.
clallsm ana soclalltlc charlty at some
length. The latter, he asserted, was
necessary Il the peopie were 70 ieeetVe
relief. The large charitable founda-
tons, Mr.. Untermyer though were ably
managed and did much good. but
should operate under federal rather
than state charters.
Speaking of the concentration of
money, Mr.. Untermyer said he knew
Of a banking interest, which, through
the reorganization of insolvent rail
! Dads. had come into the control OF
1OO, 900 miles of railroads in the Uni
ted States. When such a situation eX-
lists. the witness said. the sharehold-
ers have no power at all in the man
! eme of the roads; the directors and
trustees were controlled entirely by he
banks.
"The concentration of power and
| capital of any kind is grossly unfair
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-21

Mexico City, Mex, Jan. 19.-General
Gutierrez, provisional president Of
Mexico, named by the Aguas Calientes
convention of military chiefs, has been
deposed by the Mexican national con-
yention, sitting in Mexico City. Gen.
Rogue Gonzales Cara has been in
stalled in his place.
Genera Gutierrez, together with
Generals Blanco, Robes and Vascon-
celos, have fed from the capital to es-
cape assassination at the hands of Ia
patistaS.
Mexico City is under martial law.
The convention which ousted Gutierrez
has assumed all legislative, executive
and judicial power pending the election
of another provisional president.
Mounted police patrol the city.
Nc reason for h sudden change of
executives is given. General Villa, with
all the troops at his immediate dis
pOSal. is reported h%urrying to the cap
ital from Aguas C%alientes.
Villa Hurries South.
In s~emi-official quarters it was pre-
dicted that Gen. Felipe Angeles or Gen.
Francisco Villa will become the next
provisional president. Angeles, an ex-
federal officer. is Villas chief Of ar
tillery.
1t was said also that Villa and Angeles
have decided to oppose the Zapata fac
ton, which was represented in the or
lginal convention of military chiefs at
Aguas Calientes and later at Mexico
City after the Villa breach with the
Carranza faction. The Zapata element
Is said to have assumed a b~elligerent
attitude toward both the Villa and Car
ranza forces.
Reports that General Obregon, with
the main group of the Carranza army,
had entered the capital were denied but
passengers who recently left the cap
ttal said that Obregon had been report
I'd as moving toward Mexico City af-
ter taking Puebla.
Rogue Gonzales Cara was a mem-
| per of Francisco Madero's staff during
the Madero revolution. His brother,
! FREDERICK Gonzales Cara, was a
Madero abine member. Both have
been connected with the Villa revolt
against CarranZa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-21
CAPITAL
TO REMAIN WET"
Senate Refuses to Suspend
Rules and Allow "Rider"
to Be Attached to Dis
triCt Measure.

Washington, JAM. 19.-The Senate de-
feated today, 40 to SO. the motion to
suspend it's rules for consideration Of a
prohibition rider to the District of Co
lumbia appropriation bill. A two-thirds
majority was necessary to suspend the
rules, prohibiting general legislation III
appropriation bills and the motion
failed to receive even a majority. De-
pate has lasted five days.
A resolution for a committee of five
senator's to investigate charges by Sen
ator Jones that the excise board of the
district had not adhered to the present
liquor law in granting saloon licenses
was adopted without debate.
After the vote, Senator Sheppard
stated he would make no further eff
fort to press the prohibition issue in
connection with the District of Column
bia bill, but would bring it up either as
a separate measur or as an amend
nent to some other bill.
Eighteen republican and 10 democrat
ic senator's n one progressive voted
for the motion to suspend the rules.
Despite the fact the Senate refused
today to suspend the rules so as to per-
nit consideration of the Sheppard pro-
hibition amendment for the District of
Columbia. Senator Sheppard said, this
afternoon. the fight would go on. Sew
eral senator's voted against suspending
the rules who Will vote for prohibition.
I'VE have a majority with us on the
straight issue of prohibition and the
fight will go on said Senator Shep.
| pard.
Senators Cummins and Kenyon voted
for the Sheppard motion. So did Sena-
tor Sterling. Crawford and Norris. Sen
ator Hitchcock voted against it.