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The Washington times., 1915-08-20
ALEXANDRIA ROADS
NEARING COMPLETION
Two Highways. to Washington
Expected to Be Ready for
Use by October !.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. 2o.--The
first of October will see the completion
Of the new highways between Washing
ton and Alexandria, according to an an
nouncement made today by the engineers
Of the Department of Agriculture who
have direction Of the construction work.
The road has been graded. and Is now be-
ing surfaced with macadam which will be
held in place by a tar binder. There
will be two routes from Alexandria, both
connecting with the Mt. Vernon avenue.
Aear Hume springs. One route will fol-
low the Russell road through Rosemont
and Braddock Heights TO Hume. while
!he other is via north Washington street
and the Poorhouse lane through st.
Elmo and Del Ray. North Of Hume the
.oad passes west of Luna Park and con-
meets with the military highway from
Arlington to the south end Of the high
way bridge.
Progress is also being made in paving
Of the southern approach to the high
way bridge which will be a part Of the
third route from Alexandria to WASH
ington.
Julian D. Knight has been awarded
a contract for the construction Of res.
idence for Louis N. Scott to he erected
in Braddock Heights. The cost will be
$1,000, and the plans have been pre-
pared by Waddy B. Wood. architect. Of
Washington.
Adjutant General Sale, Of the Virginia
Volunteers. has issued orders for the
inspection Of Company G, First Regi-
ment. locally known as the Alexandria
Light Infantry, by Lieut.. Col. Joe Lane
Stern on September 16.
The Scottish Rite bodies Of Alexandria
are arranging q large class initiation to
take place In Washington In connection
with the services dedicating the Scot
tish Rite Temple in that city in Octo-
ber.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage Of Miss Irene Padgett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Padgett and
Walter Mercer. of Casanova, Va, which
took place last Monday night at the
home Of the brides parents, Braddock.
Alexandria county. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Swami.
A number Of Washington artists will
be on the program at the golden rod
festival to be given tonight on the
lawn at 207 South Washington street for
the benefit Of the children's Fairgrounds.
Children will be admitted free.
Visiting officers Of Odd Fellows 10 lges
Of the District of Columbia are expected
to attend the class initia ton of Potomac
Lodge Of Odd Fellows to be held to-
night
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Thirty Injured in Wreck.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Aug. 90
Between thirty and forty were in
jured in the wreck OF Western Pa,
cihc passenger train No. 1. two miles
east Of Hallecll, New. last night
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Mrs. Margaret O'Brien,

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
OBrien. who died at her residence,
1855 Thirty-fifth street northwest. were
held today at Holy Trinity Church
lnterment was made In Holy Rood
Cemetery.
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BENJAMIN T. Holmes

Funeral services for BENJAMIN T.
Holmes. who died Tuesday. were held
today at the residence. 62s N street
northwest.
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Richard Hill.

Funeral services for Richard Hill.
who died Tuesday, were held today at
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
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The farm Of Frank and Turner Will
son. near Beane, which contains 1876
acres, has been bought by Harry r.
Newcomb, of Bethesda.
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Henry H. Gibson.

Funeral services for Henry H. Glib
son. who died Wednesday at his home
in Ash Grove, Va. were held today at
Andrew Chapel.
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William c. Harty. Of Washington. and
Miss Edith Mason Garner, of La Plata.
Md. we're married in Rockville on We'd
nesday by the Rev. Samuel R. White. Of
the Baptist Church, at the home Of the
minister.
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Thomas B. Thorn pson.

Funeral services for Thomas q.
Thompson. who died Thursday. will be
held TOMORROW at Q O'Clock at the Holy
Name Church. Interment will he
private.
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Marietta Nichola.

Funeral services for Marietta Nichols,
who died Wednesday at the residence,
20 e street northwest, were held today
at the Wright Chapel. Interment was
private
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Funerals
Mrs. S. Woodell Frazier.

Funeral services for Mrs. s. Woodell
Frazier. who died Wednesday. were
held today at st. Marks Church. In
terment was made In Congressional
Cemetery.
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Carranza's Reply Due.

A note received at the local agency
today, but not yet translated, from
Genera. Jacinto B. Tervino, comman-
der OF Carranza's army Of the north
east, Is said to be to the same general
effect. 1t Will be delivered to the State
Department this afternoon. Carranza' q
own reply is expected at any time
now.
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GERMANS CAPTURE
IMPORTANT CITY
Continued from First Page.

positions were captured early in the
week, and with them about 1000 prison.
ers. 1t Is believed that at least 1900
Russians were captured when the gar
rison surrendered
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Miss Dorthy Johnson. Of Washington.
is spending some time visiting her
couajn. Miss Jane Brewer, on Wine ave-
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by the women Of the parish. A band
will be in attendance all day.
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A number Of Washington artists will
be on the program at the golden rod
festival to be given tonight on the
lawn at 207 South Washington street for
the benefit Of the children's Fairgrounds
Children will be admitted free
The Washington times., 1915-08-20

Visiting officers Of Odd Fellows 10 lges
Of the District of Columbia are expected
to attend the class initia tion of Potomac
Lodge Of Odd Fellows to be held to-
night
The Washington times., 1915-08-20

Progress is also being made in paving
Of the southern approach to the high
way bridge which will be a part Of tn,
ington.
The Washington times., 1915-08-20

Julian D. Knight has been awarded
a contract for the construction Of a res.
idence for Louis N. Scott to he erected
$1,000, and the plans have been pre-
pared by Waddy B. Wood. architect of
Washington.
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The Scottish Rite bodies Of Alexandria
are arranging q large class initiation to
take place In Warrington In connection
with the services dedicating the Scot
tish Rite Temple in that city in Octo-
ber
The Washington times., 1915-08-20

Adjutant General Sale, Of the Virginia
Volunteers. has issued orders for the
inspection Of Company G, First Resi-
ment. locally known as the Alexandria
Light Infantry, by Lieut.. Col. Joe Lane
Stern on September 16.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

.4 William T.. Walsh Of ManchesteR.
". H.. will start for san FrancIace
from his home riding donkey.
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MUSICAL. BODIES 7
HAVE GOOD YEAR

On Monday night, in the John Mar.
shall High School, the Richmond Phil.
harmonic Orchestra and the PhilhLr-
monte Orchestra Association held .
joint annual bneeting and election
of officers.
President whittet outlined the Pre-.
gress both artistic and in q business
way. of the affairs of the orchestra
and Secretary veteran gave q resume
of the figures of the subscriptions
attendance of concerts and expenses
1t developed that the orchestra
showed a very successful year. when
the period is considered. and cleared
expenses.
From standpoint OF real progress
the past year Is one of the most suc-
cessful ever had. The number o.
subscribers Of the association has
been almost doubled. and the interest
of prominent business and profss-
sional men has been enlisted In b.
half OF the orchestra.
The election resulted in the follow.
ing new body governing The affairs q
the orchestra:
President. DIR. H. Stuart MacLean;
vice. president. DR.. w. J. Cowartin;
secretary -trcas,yrer, James Whittes:
members of the executive board. Fred
r. Dapprich. DR.. d. s. Freeman.
Plans are already under way TOT
the next season, and there car be no
doubt that under the guidance ~
the new officers the orchestra Will
be- assured Of even greater supp0r8,
and greater success than In the pass.
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". p. I.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Blacksburg. Va, May 15.-The So
ciaI features OF sna1s of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute begin Friday
evening, June IL, with the Junior
senior german and end with
the ginal ball Wednesday night
June is. The usual drills, dress pa
rades and other military events will
take place each day, the various clubs
will have their dances in the evenings
after the public exercises are conclLd-
ed and a large crowd of visitors will
be here for the week.
Tuesday of commencement. week IS
Alumni Day and special Efforts are
bning made this year to make this
success. The local alumni chapter has
appointed committees to arrange for
the entertainment. of the forrne. stu
dents and the club rooms in the new
fiel3 house have been placed at the
disposal of the committee on accom-
modations as a place of lodging for the
old boys. The lumni luncheon Will
be held at O'Clock Tuesday in the
college dinid hall. after the address
by MIR. Gunst: the sham battle will
take up the afternoon hours and the
Alumni smoker VIII be given after the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

turned from q recent visit to virginia
Beach.
Miss Mary A. johnson is spending
some time visiting In West Virginia.
Mrs A. NJ. Caldwell. who has been
spending the winter months in Rich
mond, left last evening for her nome
in South Carolina
Misses Katharine Hagan. Camilla
Wexford. Emma Conquest, Ophelia
Minor and Fanny Scott are on
camping trip near Verdon. Va
Mrs. Robert A. Lancaster, OF s04
Park Avenue. is visiting her son, Mr..
Dabney Lancaster. in Blacksburg.
Miss Charlotte Campbell Moore,
who is taking the training at John
ston-WilliS Hospital, visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar d. Moore.
at their home in Lexington.
Miss Marion wallace. after spenu-
ing some time with Miss Louise Ter
rell, at Frederick's Hall. has returned
TO her home in Richmond.
Misses Evla and Chloe Agee. of
Richmond. are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Agee. in Gordons-
Vile.
Colonel W. T Hughes of Chase City
was a recent guest of friends here.
Miss Agnes Jones OF Richmond, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Fl. l. Glenn
ents. in Emporis.
Mrs. r. w Watkins, OF Houston,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ben
Roseboro. In Richmond.
Mrs. f.. T. Winston, of st. Paul
MINI, is in Richmond for short time
as the guest of her brother. A. H.
Robins, Of 202 East Marshall Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
ENJOYABLE EVENT
IN HIGHLAND PARK

+" Ye Old Time Deestrick Shulc'
was rendered an elegant reception
and banquet at the home of MIR. aud
Mrs A. B. Undertake. on Virginia
Avenue. Highland Park. on Friday
evening. The parlors were profuse-
ly decorated with potted ard grow
ing plants, lilies End American Beauty
roses and shaded lights.
The music for the evening was of
a high order and was frnished by the
Highland Park Orchestra Company.
The following guests were present.:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Heslep Mr..
and Mrs ID. NJ. Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. s. Wyatt MI, and Mrs. n. k Wal.
Jr., MI. and Mrs. G. C. Goodwi MIR
and Mrs. Harry Wood, Mr.. ana Mrs,
n. r. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tim
bArlake; Mines. j. j. White. John
Beadles. A. s. Robertson, G.. II. Nc
Faden,. Z. l.. Thomas, j. K. Stevens,
A. L. Harris, O.. G. Taylor. w. A..
Edelblut; Misses Emma McCalhster.
Ruth Wyatt, Lois Marlborough, Minnie
Lipscomb. Virginia Stevens, Gertrude
Timberiake, Dorothy Undertake,
Louise Powell. Maria Bristow Messrs.
George Haynes. N w. Tiller. w. l.
Sieg. w. F. Nunnally, Ben Bea.iles,
Master ALFRED Heslep.
The Highland Park Orchestra We're
special guests of the evening as FOL
lows;
Miss L. NJ. Cosby. Mr.. w. Il. Todd.
w. A., Sullivan. Douglas NJ Stilh,
r. C. Ebenson, l.. E. Dingman.
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illumination of the campus ana band
concert in the evening.
Election of Officers.
The annual meeting of the associa-
ton for election of officers will be
held during the day Tuesday and the
committee on nominations has sent out
ballots TO every member bearing the
names of ]. H. 'Stbboney of Roa noke;
J.. w. Stuli of Oriskaney, and IT. L.
Robson, of Black sburg as candidates
for president. Three nominations
have also been made for first and Sec
ond vice-president, respectively, and
Colonel ]. s. A. Johnson is the nomi-
nee for the important post of general
secretary, as Is professor II. l. Price
for that of treasurer. This method for
the election of officers is according
to the constitution and an amendment
to the constitution concerning eiigi-
billy for membership will also be voted
on at Gae annual meeting.
At the meeting of the Science Clue
Monday night DR.. William E. Barlow
of the department of chemistry, was
reelected president for another year
and John T. Grissom was made secre-
tary treasurer for another tegm.
The Coburn players are here today
giving an open-air performance of
The Imaginary Sick Man" as a matt
nee, and Midsummer Nights Dream
this evening. This will probably be
the last public entertainment of the
session until finals, as the latter are
Just a month off and asst term ex-
aminations begin shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Charlottesville. Va, May 15.r-At
college hour Thursday at the Uni
versity of Virginia. Lewis ID. Cren-
shaw, alumni secretary. was the prin-
cipal speaker. He discussed briefly
the program for finals in June. He
said in part
The finals exercises at the univer-
sity this June will be OF special in
terest because of the number of dis
tinguished alumni who are members
of classes returning for reunions.
Among those already heard from may
be mentioned uenrX-C- Stuart ,-tz6,
Governor of Virginia: John SHELTON
williams, SIS. Comptroller of the Cur
rency; Congressman Andrew j. Mon
tague 49, Congressman e. E. Hoi-
land. 80; A. B, Fleming. so. ex-
Governor OF West Virginia: Ri. Rev.
Frederick r. Reese ,'75. Bishop OF
Georgia: George III, Denny. '95, Presi-
dent Of the University of Alabama; A.
B. Dinwiddie. 90. Dean of the Col
lege of Tulane University; II Snowden
Marshall 30. District Attorney for
the Southern District of New York;
Preston c. West, 80. Solicitor of the
Department of the Interior; Hunt
Chipley, 80. General Counsel of the
Southern Bell Telephone Company:
Henry Moore. 20. General Attorney
for the Louisiana and Arkansas Rail-
way; Blewett Lee, 's5. General Solici-
tor for the Illinois Central Railway
Company; Edward s. Jouett, 's5. Gen
eral Attorney fer the Louisville 4
Nashville Railway.
An Entertaining Program.
The finals program will be varied
and entertaining Starting with get
| together" alumni smoker at the Com
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monwealth Club In Richmond on Sat-
urday Light, June 10. there are five
days OF interesting events. The bac.
cAlaureate sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Charles K. jefferson, pastor
OF the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
New York city, and the annual meet
ing OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will be ad-
dressed by one OF the International
officers. The alumni barbecue on June
IA will be attended by nearly five
hundred reuionists, who vol later
adjourn In a body to hear Chief JUS
ttce Walter Clark. of North Carolina.
address the literary societies, Inn
mediateiy afterward the big reunion
class of 1910 will head a torch light
costume alumni pageant, which will
march up the brilliantly illuminated
lawn to the rotunda, where the pro-
cession will be reviewed by Senator
John Sharp williams, IT,, president
OF the General Alumni Association:
Armistead C. Gordon, rs. rector of
hoard of xisltors-and- DR. Edwin
A. Alderman, president of the uni
versity.
Governor Manning Orator of Day.
The business meeting of the Gen.
eral Alumni Association will be the
first event on Tuesday, Alumni Day,
and will be followed nv tEa annual
alumni luncheon. The graduating
class of 1915 will be welcomed into
the alumni association by President
John Sharp Williams. who will intro
duce Richard /, Manning. 70. Gov
ernor of South Carolina. as the princi-
pal speaker OF the day. At the con-
ciusion of Governor Mannings ad-
dress, the exercises of the class OF
1915 and of the reunion classes will
IA Ia MI m the North front of the
rotul.da. The afternoon will be
brought to a close by reception at
the presidents house given by DR..
and Mrs Alderman to the alumni
and the graduating class. Later on
| In the evening the alumni will con-
gregate at an "Oid Virginia supper"
with a dusky quartet in the offing to
sing old Southern m ,lol.cs
! THE finals ex 4rcises and comforting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
ORGANIZE ANOTHER LEAGUE.

Mrs. b. B. Valentine. president OF
the Equal Suffrage Lel,yue. OF Viz
GINA, has just returned TO the city.
ana announces The formation OF q
suffrage league at CnristiansburG,
Montgomery County. Mrs. Valentine
addressed large audience there on
the 18th. In the Courthouse, and
after the meeting, the league VAS
formed. with Mrs. b. nj. Hagan as
OF the s..sfent gornary County
League" (
This Is the tsnird suffraSe league orr
ganixei in the SnuthsEeat within the
Epaet wreck
Mrs. Valentine leaves Immediately
for Lancaster and Warsaw Counties.
where she has engagements to spea<
q the Ccurthouaes IN both countioAl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Dressers, Extra Special!

This exact large Mahogany
Drcsssr. WIKI 7Sxs4 FrncA
plAts ulr5orl odd for so,
sais prsos whi1e shey last only.
@le-ee. Less than factory
cDse-
A Solid Oak and Maheraay
Finish Dresser, , full drawers
With French plate mirror,
regular psics $1,000; sale price
Large Solid Oak Drssscrs.
Frenc6 bsvel plate mirrot
former price $3.50, sale price,
$7.3S
$500 Dresser for only $s.Ts
tis.5o Dresser for oaIy
So r. r. : 81 $ya.2s
$1,000 Solid Quarter Oak OF
Mahogany Dres4era STATS:
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SOCIETY

tcontinued from Page F1ve.)
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of degrees on the morning of June
16 will be attended by Governor
Stuart. A reception to the graduates
and their relatives and a concert on
the lawn III up the afternoon. The
university has been fortunate in Sc
caring for Phi beta Kappa ad-
dress Wednesday night, DIR. James
E. Creighton, of Cornell University.
in addition to the events just
enumerated. there are four dances,
the Delta Tau Delta german on Mon
day morning, the Corks and Curls ger
man Club dance Tuesday night, and
the final fall Wednesday night.
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Ezixabeth Keefer, Amy Mcdonald
E Ora Curtis Rowie, Fannie Lee, Annie
Lee, Isabel Engle. Marion Parker
1fargaret Smoot, Helen Nash. Fay
(rless Maijorie Page. Marjorie Chase,
Alice Coates. Bertha CARRIER, Welby
E Funkhouser, Irene Hawkins. Made
Y hine Currey, and Ava Armstrong,
Miss Lenna Beatrice Rudy chaperoned
the party.
Gore-Chiles.
nj On TUESDAY morning. at IL O'Clock,
} N the home OF the brides mother 8
pretty marriage was solemnized when
Miss Emma Thomas Chiles became
fhe bride Of Mr.. William Arthur Gore.
y Jr., of this city. The parlor and draw
ing room were canvassed in white,
while palms ferns and Southern
nmilax were used for decorations.
The bride wore a blue tailored suit
with hat and gloves 10 match. and A
corsaKe bouquet of orchids. She car
ried the marriage vow. Miss Bernice
Kelley. cousin OF the bride. rendered
the music, playing the Flower Song
ans Melody of Love. while the guests
were assenbline. and 90 Believe Me, q"
wery softly during the ceremony.
The groom was attended by his best
man. Mr.. II. Cave Maddox The bride
had no attendants and entered the
parlors with her mother. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. r.
Johnson. assisted by Rev. J. J. Par
sons.
After Northern trip, NJ. and Mrs
Gore viii he al home ut 1919 Fair
mount Avenue
Women's Meeting.
s@ The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society viii meet Wednesday morning
Mt II o'clock. in the Confederate
Museum.
The ladies Of Oakwood Mem orial
Association are requested by their
president, Mrs. Hughes. 10 meet her
1t St Johns Schoolhouse Tuesday
afternoon, az O'Clock. Very i'm
portant business has 70 he decided,
and every member is requested To be
present.
Mrs Anna r. Atwater OF Indian
apolis. Ind, president Of the lnterna-
tional Christians Woman's Board Of
Missions. Of the Christian Church
viii give an address next Thursday
evening. Nav 90. al S.l5 o'clock, at
Deventh-Street Christian Church. This
n a rae opportunity. rs Mrs. Atwater
In recognized authority on modern
missions. speaker Of unusual power.
and woman Of charming personal
fly. The public Is cordially invited to
ATTEND the Lecture. --,-.g-,----
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Atkinson are
now occupying their summer home.
sRockklands, near Gordonsville.
After visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Haskins Hobpn, at MT.
Airy" near Richmond. DR.. Samuel w.
Hobson has returned to his home. In
Newport News.
Mrs. George B. McAdams and her
niece, Mrs. Thomas Burton Snead. are
spending two weeks In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Taylor Carter has returned
TO her home, 1905 Stuart Avenue.
after a visit to relatives In st. Louis.
Miss Fife williams. who has been
visiting in the West for the past sew
eral months has returned to her home
on West Grace Street.
Mrs. r. r. 10th. OF waynesboro. Is
the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Elmore Hotchkiss. Jr.. has re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Annonaatfnx w. G. II ".

Appomattox. May 15.-The w. c.
T. U. presented large portrait of
Frances Willard to the Appomattox
Agricultural School. The presentation
speech was made by Rev. r. l.. Wing
field and accepted by Walter Rice,
president of the Lee Literary Society.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

Speaking English over the telephone
Is prohibited in Paris during the war;
this adds to the difficulties of the
American legation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
NEW MARKET ANNIVERSARY
v. M. /. Observes Day and DecoraeeS
Heroes Gravcs.

Lexington. Va, May 15.--The battle
of Newmarket anniversary Was OBJ
served today ut the Virginia Military
Institute by the suspension oS
academic duties and general hoA-=
fired this afternoon in honor OF the
youthful heroes and their burial
place Mag decorated with ficwSaa ~
the ladies Of the Newmarket AssoclA-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01

FOR RENT-10 room lodging house with or without boarding. close in Furniture for sale at snap price. own
 CT leaving town. Call 302 N. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
FRIDAY. MARCH ,

 gia miles northwest of Phoenix, AriZ., or F mile north of Washington school house on Northern Ave. Commencing at l0;3O sharp. l will sell at auction on the above date.
 l30 CATTLE: so extra fine dairy cows Holstein and Durhams; 25 g. year-old heifers, springing Holstein and Durham; 25 calves 8 to 12 months old; yearling Holstein bull l 2-year- old Holstein bull.
 20 HEAD STOCK HOGS: the above stock IS extra good and in fine condi- ton.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON Parties leaving Phoenix for the gale, take Glendale car, getting off at AL hamDrl Station, where conveyance will take arties to sale.
 TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $100 and under cash: over that amount, credit of six months will be given pur- chaser giving approved 10 per cent note; per cent discount for cash.
 DIR. CONNER, Owner
 C. e. McMURTRY, Auctioneer.
 C. A. WHITFIELD. Clerk Il N. lst Ave. PHONE 1910