davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-26
Allies Anxious About Bulgaria.

Some uneasiness exists in diplomatic
circles concerning Bulgarias attitude
toward the Triple Entente allies. This
uneasiness probably grows out of un-
official reports that Turkey has con-
sented to cede to Bulgaria the Otto
man portion of the Dedeagatich rail-
road, in return for certain unstated
concessions. Bulgarian neutrality, the
report adds, is not to be disturbed by
this agreement with Turkey, but Lon
don diplomats profess inabality to
understand why Turkey should make
this valuable concession to Bulgaria,
except in return for substantial assist
ance. The territory stated to have been
ceded by Turkey has long been covet-
ed by Bulgaria, and that nation is
generally suspected of having entered
into a secret convention with the Of
toman government, the terms of which
would hardly meet the approval Of
either France, England or Russia
500 German Prisoners Taken.
Reports from the western theatre
of operations assert fresh successes
have been attained by the French iii
the Vosges, where eight hundred Ger
ma S were made prisoners during h =
days fighting.
The French official report published
at Paris this afternoon reports the US
ual artillery fire between contending
armies in the west and a continuance
of the mining operations which have
.eatuced The fighting there during
weeks past.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-26

A gossip is like piece of plotting
paper: he soaks up our words and then
exhibits them-wrong side up!-
The Youths Companion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-26

Extravaganza is, of course, delative;
but an apt example is the politician
who spends his own money as II II
were the public's.-The Youths Com
panion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-07-26
GERMANS FALL IN ATTACK
ON ON WARSAW WARSAW
CONTINUED from Page H.

the south, and his corps is also be-
lieved to be getting short on NUM-
lions and supplies. This is accounted
for by the difficulty in transporting
supplies by motor through the devast-
ed country between Mackensen's army
and his base of supplies by motor,
this being the only means of transpor-
over which heavy loads must be
hauled.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
BRIDGE NOTICE

Ns;ses d hsysy sirs= IA; he ssss'f'
cez=;y Js5ss q SAIfs Csss;y. Aftias
rsrsirs fsalol eiis fsr -ysasft-r ;ss s'Hs' ~ !
syri-F wi-if7-'!- Afsaasts ti ~ Vn
otsi,s a; HAr5y. u-;ii Agrl = iAAnH'aFi'
Al tie sso.i-r - ,e ~ srI4st Ss]
=sre,t A-4 ,hs SOD sgs s.Hr-s ess 't7''~ u
W lAsr4 Ei,A s;sSl 90 sra=t ls-9n \
e- ;i.s Sss;h tB5s a-,s isfSy !sst e ~ Ns'r|
asvrosAss to I. taru e.; I-i ~ a'sa W
sys leans. ard spFrcas.si =.s't '''F~
As,4 esa-1s,or 30 bald T5srs & eoo1tas.
a-5 lpyrca.hes aas s-,irs srlsst aS's
sak lsztsr aIs i.eAe,. ;so ,;ssl eAi'''
;ssa asrcas s-;irv aFFrasssi a.. s''rs
sssss ui;h suo rsrt q f;ssi rais q ~
ui;A ,uo rsrt q i;s<l fali g ss'h ~
The GssrcaeAes asa ssiifS h'sss Nv ID
tfaet 70 = azsr5sl ~ isueii rss7'a-
uhs vii te r~ssir~i TO siys s'ad ''a ~
sgassss, sesgny ias ,ss Fsf!Ssis'ss.
,as,. wett 10 eusia NIy ?'sA laa ~ y y.
b ialy iss. ifiA Al he lateral VA "A
cd es The rrvan4. s1sssi he ''s'A /,
c5atraetor uin ts ryqsirvd to oe''"
depo; a, wHHlcsd to The sriiss H'e
wTHsra. ooshu'SP
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
Local News

County oo1rt will convene here
Der Monday.
Angus LeIieyre, the King Mills
sock dealer. Hss here one day this
wees.
Frank Sharp of Love MAS trans
acting some business here one day
this week
Al Due Of Zion and S. H Cle-
me1ts Of Fnsbee are new readers d
the Record
Atty. ". 7 Gray was al Calamine
Saturday attending to some bUsi'
ness matters
Mrs. T. NJ. Pickens was quite sick
several days lately, but is much i'm
proved again
JR Metcalf returned Wednesday
from Hardy, where be spent a day
or two On business
W. D. Phillips was here from
Woods Monday doing some trading
With the merchants
have Indian Runner Duck Egg:
for sale at 50 cents per dozen. I'd
WsssOn. Evening Shade.
WANTED-We want 10 buy your
chickens and will pay highest mark
et prices. Edwards Nero. Co.
Iii reported from various sections
Of Sharp county that prospects are
fateribg nov fOf a large fruit yield
Mrs D. ". Wasson has been on
the sick list for several days, but Is
reported to be improving at thi'
time.
Frank Albright, who sells grocer
les for Batesyille concern, paid the
merchants here a visit one day thi:
week
John n Wilks. a we'll known
stock dealer Of Sidney, was a visitor
in Evening Shade the frs, part oI
the week.
County Judge w. 7. Horn Is plant
iag no cotton this season, the first
year he has ever failed TO grow
some cotton In bis farming career
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
Ash Flat

Uncle Kit Thomas, Who has
been on the sick list for some time,
is able to be out again
W. X. 0yerton spent a part Of
last week in the hospitable home Of
r Z SempIe, a few N miles from
town.
G. B. Ferguson Vas in from his
farm Saturday meeting his friends
and attending meeting OF the
Masonic lodge.
Warren Wolf, formerly Of this
place. who is DOW living at Wetum-
ks. Okla. is here paying bis relatives
and friends visit.
Fielding Harris Of Mammoth
Spring. representing the Goodbar
Shoe Co. Of Memphis. Was interview.
inc merchants here Tuesday
Prof D. c. Billinesley. for years
a well known citizen Of this section,
has gone to Oklahoma, where he ex.
poets 10 make his home
L D. Phillips has a new yard
fence and some new sidewalk at his
residence, which adds to the appear
ance and value Of his property.
Farmers are very busy now
breaking land and putting their corn
crops in the ground. But little cot
ton will be planted in this section II
appears
RE. Semple. who suffered a long
time from a bone felon is able to
work again, and some are trying to
tell Il on him that he Is sorry that
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
felOn Got we'll

felon eot we'll
The Ash flat ball team Will 60 to
Hardy Saturday for a game with
the team at that place This will
Be the first game Of the season for
or boys
Tax Collector J. H. Kirtley and
his assistant, Ransom Davidson,
we're here Tuesday giving the people
Of this section a chance to settle
their taxes. A good number Of re-
ceipts were made out during the
collectors stay here
It is said here that Marcus Heath,
one Of the best young men Of this
town, will make the race for assess
or in the next primaries Marcus is
a clean and competent young fellow
and would have a very strong sup
port among his home people.
Ash Flat ministers are going to
do their best to bring the cost Of
farm produce down within reach Of
those who have 10 buy, Rev. Swift
Anderson, pastor Of ! b e Methodist
church, is putting In a corn crop
near town, and Elder R A. Robins
Of the Christian church also has a
crop near town.
Teachers for the next term OF
school have been employed. Prof.
NJ. A. kellett Of Williford. county
examiner for the Northern District,
Was emplyed as principal some time
ago and Two other teachers were
chosen this week. They were Elder
J. NJ. Curry Of Rayenden and Bartas
Horn, a son Of County Judge ". 7.
Horn Of Cave City.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
TIE KAG0ssAkER'S LlsESI

You said you loved me only.
Why brake my tender heart!
You love another fellow
And 50 ne two must par.
When first spoke to you Of love
You said you'd never tire,
| said you wood, and now your
tongue
Has made Of you a liar
You said We would be coupled
Some early day in spring.
With my band" upon your finger
But you'll never wear my ring.
When first tried to steel kiss
You said was q hound.
And tried to boz" my ears, but yet
You see I'm running round.
Send back the pin" gave you.
The thimble aud the chain,
You're no, up TO my standard
So you'll not see me again,
Until the fatal die Is cast
And of Of my death. bed.
They bury me 10 winding. sheet
No more on me you'll tread
Your heart is hard like iron
Your red cheeks are but paint"
Your teeth are false, and In a plate
But III make no complaint
For though you've left me In the
lufuh
Still | am not befeft.
Ny heart is still In -running.shopc"
Aud | have more bows" left.
I. A. Macarthur,
Ash Flat. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16

John Shirley. Z god citizel ni
johnson township. vas an az
v,ecia,ei visitor a Reog.d head
quarters Monday.
The school hare sill cIoss Oa the
night Of April 3lth A program Is
bang prepared by students to be
rendered On that night
JIM Kent left this ~ K f0r
P0insett county. where he expects
to work at tn 9 timber business
during the next few months.
CHICKENS CHICKENS " E
are prepared to handle all the
chickens you ~ill bring to us at the
highest market prices. Edwards
Nero. Go.
Virgil Murphy. a splendid young
man Of Ash Flat. was ia Evening
Shade one day this week He is
writing fire insurance for Jones
boro company
Mark Stout, a good citizen Of Cave
township, was here the latter part
Of last week settling up Nth the tax
collector. The Record acknowledges
a pleasant visit
VI. V. Duncan. one Of the Records
eood friends at Maxyille. va: look
ing after some business here the lat
ter part Of last week He has the
Records gratitude for a dollar on
subscription.
Mrs S VI Tyler Of Shelbyyille
G. W. Mullen and Mrs MolIie Jones
Of Strawberry. J. NJ. wilkinson and
J. n Kent Of Ma1yille. and }. H.
Miller Of Nelsonyille are among
those Who have paid Record sub
scrip,ions during the week.
WANTED-An industrious man
who can earn 500 per month and
expenses retailing our products to
farmers Must have some means
for starting expenses and furnish
bond signed BY 2 responsible men.
Address W. T. RaHleigh Company.
Freeport, III, giving age, occupation
and references
Mr.. and Mrs A G. Gray where
here from Hickory Valley the first
part Of h e week visiting their
daughter. Mrs F. NJ. Pickens Mr.
Gray tells his friends that he will
seek the nomination for congress in
the next democratic primaries and
that he Is receiving much encourage.
ment now from over the district.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
N7thiRE 50 Go Fg- A Cgprf Or c,I

When you have : oo3i yo1 sss
tie baS medicine ott.i-s = ., :.
10 gst nd Of II sith ths lsss ~.
ab!e delay Ih=re s-e ns1y VIA
consider Clsnbe-lai-s CANA
Remedy unsurpassed Mrs !
BOlOf, EIida, 0hio, says Eva sDos
my daughter. Ruth. ~ss curaj n
severe ood and osca by Chau.
berlains Cough Rsneiy rso ysar
ago, | have felt kindly disposed TO-
ward the manufactures Of that
preparation ! kn31 q Dothins u
quick to relieye z cg-ah o. urs
cod For sale By al dsalan
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice q hsrstT sirsa ih'' . -,
a certain deed q ,fss; to sstsfs w :, \.
.,s,s,.l !, c. c. s,ssar, ard L 4 s"l ~
wife. 10 Jasssr Ja,,s,, iad de'4 = = s.,s ~
dated Mach !. isiL lsI r,sori'4 . y. Ss.'l
p" a, sass ~ IN the Re''r5'i. ...., ~ n
sss,Ssrs pi.,r,t, q ssafp oca'g. ,.a,.l
ad deed q uus, soors7'hf ="
tsribqd AnAa ,o-~iU ,.,,ap
The toa,hwss, Fafi q lhs - 1 "A
q. ,As sss,Asss, quarter q ''S'''a ,,S,s
Is Sef,k Range 5 West Ha''s .F'l,,lsi|
.sritsl =. felissa ,evii' p .",es
s5s,hsas, sorbsr Of the s7a'hsa', s7a'h',.' ~ ~ 4
,se,S~s., ,1 ,,,,-' az quarter q al 'ss''', a
~, 80, 4, y.ri' f-I ,S.a.s psr,A ~ y' ~
a. yards. thence s9alA 'N '''e' -, q y /
hesianlsF, containing acres ~ 4. ~
s,si i ,ss ssa,hsfa District 81 W.
state afefsssiii i,sFs
On account of the absence y " s,,ssr
srsa,,s herein. being absent; 90 V,al.s,'s,pa s',
oo, the ob,se, q this trust. the .',., '. |. y
.ppoln,.i I. J. payIlson As Ia,' i,. 4 sav1
in accordance With the Fi''Hs, VIZ. a. ~
Default having essh tiisa' !" .fps6
r,l ~ .rI al Interest. l. II, uadsf'lss''I, :
',,,s,.l ~ ,'I trustee. viii ofsf fof -, ,s.,ss
s.id., 4, public ,atIiaa % .'.',s ss n.y.
i5ls. ior sa.A in hard, At 's' ,'s~ ,',ssg
he, ,As ,aSt, house. in the d'ili',s .l r., ri =
aforesaid. the atsys dss:i,s.s .i,'ss h "
tween the hours Of nine 9.'.. ,,...'ss, ~
ard ,hrss o'eicSs in the 'i'',s y M v.ypf
Of ali sAls 10 bs applied 70 W. y IN ~
- Sa',. IA and sspsn.s, Of '.lS ', Il. y o,,s.I,le
,.l, ~, ass, .i's AND ia,srss, and ls' '' 's',
10 ssd staA'''i' ''S T. j, ps''s'
=
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16

..a, oisis'
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16

Bz n 2 McLa1i. : s1o3 c5-lzz
Of EC=F- Ele3 = the RsSra
---H A--4S u roEl q business
Ss-5sy and ra0=ssi L. sG--
s--I--l1l
Dg1L fzl . b-Los yg- c5cteG
= tbs Err. Eb=-e yu a-E sEe L
-a1aTs top p-i1az Ne have tL=
a113s ao3 All yuEr ChictsoS E5-
E1r1s MEZ ca
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Sos5ss is ss-s>y EIrgr IA; vi asst ,.4 III
yays-s q lie vL-ig-s :.v--.i;5ass & SiI-y caSrg
A-sl-sEs. a. tie fIss4 Al ca ne ai:a -
;i.-es ssisE Zee :ks 5--T,as e s:1scs,f .,
.a1ss fzr ire ys1- .g.E
Ss-..t-r -tE.rgsi
Evs-i-s sAE5t. FrlaIy Al. sI;I-ir. Lpd
~
Esrghs-- -gEsfpsi
iIsfss-'i S;sry. Ns-,5Iy As-51
Ass Fl4;. Tssssay A5-l 4
Ei-g Nils. vei-ssSiy Asrl Il trua isI
A.
Ce-;s-. wei.es31y. A;-z u traG lnihi
WiLE.sr5. T.z-s5Iy As-l 4
EG-5y. SA;z-5Iy al. Nsa5Ey. ASrlli'a
i.E. k-tq, I
seer Ak E1-czsis Cslx'r
sax, CgsriJ. Aftrs
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
LEGAL ADVERTISING
WARNING ORDER

L izs SaE-y C-E1ss-T C1---- Sg--,,s-r nss.-,,s
Ejsz-i1- =. C.-r-ls-- FlI---z
VS
Lzz-s1ss z 5-gE-- II: -lv-s-ss
z 5-gE-- Il T-zs.s= -,sss-lsIr2
Tts 5Ets13E--L. LaE-s-ics 7 s-vTr All
LAv-v-iss Z B-.E-- a. T-zf.as. E-s vr-s, =
zsp,sE ]. t.ls Ca-- v5--- -.rTy 3ITX ir
K-F-s- The u.cE iEz-i q t,s g'ilir.zz. EsaszT '
C1-s-
Z l. 5Ep. Crt
Nz-et rs. .s.i
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
FELIX FARFtY
q HGDN aP.

Rensnoar re saE % t,-yv,,,
chickens aid I'll psy egs-y 81,
IN them The nz-ts 1il -
Edwards Mesc Ca
Sharp County record., 1915-04-16
CASTORIA
F- I-sz.x s-i C.l-z
t. N1. Ya HsT: AiEsys B@gfi
s=z= q: ::2M2zz3

Mrs 4 : McNsEy dla1 Il b.
h-1e II Bs-@ViIle Isl Saturday,. 4
Tie sse q 76 years S5s had beF1
IL t0r s0De tine. s1Ea-ins pri0ci-
uany : / said fun infruilias nG-
de1t 10 o5d age Mrs McNairy was
the zra1dlotber Of Mrs " I Gley
q this plsoe. wbo sas Il bet be1-
si6e tie Er5ata, pan q ls% wesk
D. Ell King The seI kDgrn
veterinary Nsa1a Of POshsts1,
all be q C@1leI d April 23nd aDd
PUshkes9zie O April 24th f0r tbe
pIac-i1e O. his p-UfasSi9n- Dc, King
cures al diseases incident to live
s-ock. and his chEgas are yeTy
reasonable Take hin yoUr disease,i
stock On the dates mentioned absYe
I.E PickelS. I well known Gtl-
zaa Of Sullivan township. was Z
visitor il Evening Shade one day
the latter parI Of last Seek He is
still getting around On clutches o.
ACCOUNT 0! q orukea ankle which bs
received Z fe~ months & O He
hops. however. to Be able to discard
these crutches in 4 very sh0-t
tine.
The tax collectors are making a
round in the Northern District this
Heek in q last effort to gather in
the taxes A good number Of peo-
PIE were here Friday and Saturday
settling taxes. It is expected that
the collector Nill return here To-
morrOw. The books will soon Close,
and those Who have not YET squared
their tax account had best be hurry
ing
Powell Kunkel. Who nas driving
a team belonging to A ". Cochran,
Got into trouble in Strawberry iyer,
a couple Of miles north Of tosn
Saturday. Friday nights rain had
swollen that stream considerably
and when Powell attempted to drive
across his team and wagon began
to float down at A rapi q pace.
Powell managed to rescue the team
and swim TO shore himself, and the
wagon was brought out later. The
bed Of the wagon was found a mile
and a half down the river from the
spot where the accident occurred.
To make matters worse, while en-
eaeed in searching for bis wagon
bed Mr.. Cochran lost his watch,
valued at SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
WAR OF FUN

The gods OF war have been fight
ng Of late and the Sub-Marine girls
company will shoot "torpedoes Of
FUN" into the hearts Of music lovers
It the Opera House, commencing to-
aight. They have captured many a
city with their comedy-singing and
dancing. Merserean Borthers superin-
tend the attack, featuring Miss Lot
lie lie Clare and her beauty chorus,
Merserean lie Claire and his 700
pounds of harmony. the paramount
comedians, Wallace and Van, ''those
funny fellows
Jess Myers and Frank King viii!
handle the fur guns Of the war. The
show is clean. comedy clever and
funny. and our beauty chorus sing
and dance tuneful up-to-date airs.
The company has great reputation
and will doubtless make thousands OF
friends during their week here. They
will present new bill each night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
100 PAY STATE II; TAXES / |
Showing Falling OF Of 100, There
Being $4,000 Registered q
Voters in City

Approximately eleven hundred
persons had paid their capitatiof taxes
to City Treasurer Thomas w. Robin
son up to noon hour today and as
there are about 1900 registered vot-
,ers in the city, this means that about
700 have failed to pay their taxes.
For the benefit Of those unable to
call at the office today the treasur-
or has arranged to keep his Office
open tonight and doubtless many will
avail themselves of this opportunity
Those who fail to pay their capita.
ton taxes by the 18th instant.
however, will be unable to participate
in the primary which will be held
April 4, at which time a mayor and
twelve members of city council, III
GLIDING four aldermen and eight men,
bers of the lower board will be chosen
and neither will they be able to take
pdEC III tLe nshL IItSiueHtiol SieSGto'"
Under the provisions OF the state
law the next primary will be held,
April 4, and the general election will
take place June IS. Candidates desir-
ing to enter the primary have, there
fore, to file their names with the city
democratic committee rot later than
February 4 next, as the state law re-
quires that they must be filed at least
sixty days prior to the primary.
It is expected that number CT
candidates contemplating entering
the primary will make known THEN
intentions along this line shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
CHAMPIONS LOSE AT LAST,
Undefeatad, Virginia A" c. Has Meas
ure Taken, But Only BY Much
Heavier Team.

Only because they were outweigh
ed by almost twenty pounds 10 the
man and not because their superb at
tack, dash, and fighting spirit had
failed them in the least did the Vir-
ginia Athletic Club, of this city, Which
had never been defeated nor even
scored on before, finally go down to
defeat for the first time in its exis-
tence of two years yesterday after
noon on Baggett's field. The conquer
ors were the members of the strong
and fast Mohawk eleven of Washing
ton, who won by 26 to z score. Gus
Pohl, local fullback, making the lone
touchdown for the home team in the
third quarter.
The Virginians were game to the
finish and. although playing team
whose weight was way over their own
average and which outclassed them in
almost everything except fighting
spirit, never once gave up before the
final whistle had blown.
A huge crowd Witnessed the fray,
the Mohawks bringing over from the
capital city delegation Of RIOTERS
FIVE hundred strong and large
or,rpJ &c Local footbo11 enthusiastic
being present on the side lines.
Basketball practice will be begun
shortly by the Virginians and tonight
at the Chamber of Commerce cap
tain and a manager will be elected for
the coming seastf. and at which time
q captain and manager for the
1915 football team will be chosen.
and officers of the club elected for the
year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
PROPERTY IN COUNT
Persona, Belongings Valued at More
Tran Million Dollars
Reported

Personal property in alexandra
county is valued at more than mil
lion dollars according to the report
Of William H. Duncan, commissioner
of revenue, which has been forwarded
to the state treasurer and auditor.
Tangible property totals, SS47'soo
and consists Of the following: 500
horses, mules, ETC., s5o,29o; 5S7 cat
tie, $4,000; 29S sheep, goats hogs'
S1,5e5; 761 vehicles, autos, etc. s4',-
100; household furniture, ETC., $loo'
625; mechanics tools and farming I'M
plemcnts, s3,1lo; $50 watches and
clocks, S6,SO5; gold and silver plate
ware, s7,175; all boats and water
crafts, $500; all other tangible prop
erty, s5e,91o,
The intangible property assessed
was as follows: bonds, notes, ETC..
1887 all capital not otherwise
taxed, s12,5OO; capital of joint stock
companies, not otherwise taxed
$117,9OO; all capital OF lndlVi-
duals employed in business, not other
wise taxed, $4,000; all shares OF
stock of joint stock companies, $5s,-
sos; value of estates other than mon
eys held by court, sl65,4o5i BANK
stock assessed against banks, S52,fOo;
money on deposit, s69,3OS; bonds OF
counties, or cities in this state, 81
300; total amount Of. incomes assessed
s5O,259. There were 2,97S male in
habitants assessed with the head tax
The assessed value of real estate
in the county was s4,900,575; ass
essed value of public service corpora
tions, s1,5O7,47 making the tota|
assessed values of all property, 81, ASP
l1s.
The new land assessment which be-
comes effective next year shows the
assessed values Of all property, ST.
TAP, 1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
MAJOR EVANS DEAD Al.
Old and WelI-known Resident Pas
Is
SEES Away After Two-Months'
Illness

Major Edward J.Evans, q clVis wal
veteran and one of the best known
citizens of Alexandria, died at l:So
o'clock yesterday morning at his hons
322 south st. Asaph street, aftern an
illness of about two months. Major
Evans was eighty-nine years old and
had lived in this city during the
greater portion Of his life.
Three daughters and two sons SUI
vivc him, they being Mrs. Matthew
W. O'Brien, Miss Florence Evans and
George II. Evans, of this city, Mrs.
Raymond Hulfsh, of Havre, Mon
tana. and E. A. Evans, Of Richmond
Va. The funeral will be held at II
o'clock tomorrow morning from his
late home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
DEATH OF DIR. HAISLIp.

DR.. George W. Haislip, of Lorton,
Fairfax county died yesterday at
Sibley Hospital, Washington, after Il
lingering illness. He was the youngest
son of John and Ann Haislip and was
81 years old.Besides his wife he leaves
two sons, Richard and Norris Halls
lip, and one daughter, Miss Virginia
Haislip. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in. this city, where in
terment will be made. The pallbearer:
will be George W., L. A. and Ear
Popkins, brother-in-law, and Harry
and William Cook. uephews Of DIR.
Haislip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Fitzgerald Assembly Elect Officers at
Meeting Last Night.

Fitzgerald Assembly, knights Of
Columbus, held its annua! election Of
officers last night chosiag the fol-
lowing for the respective positions:
R. E. Power, faithful navigator;
w. M. Donnelly, faithful captain.
William Desmond, admiral.
S.. A. Breen. comptroller.
f. T. Quinn, assistant comptroller.
W. Fl. P. Kelly, pilot.
p James Roche, inner guard.
c.. T. Hellmuth, outside guard.
Rev. l.. F. Kelley, faithful fria-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Every day in the year for For:
Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News and
points south, Vie suberb powerf1j
teel palace steamers.
Through connections made at Nor
ok with steamers of the Old Domln.
on Steamship Company for New
tor,i and Merchants end Miners
steamships for Boston.
General Ticket Office 720 J4th ST,
sond Building. Washington. L. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-06
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

Members of Seminole Tribe, No IS,
Improved Order of Red Men.
met at Odd Fellows Hall, on North
Columbus street at tbs last night,
and marched in body to the Meth
E & F0 issre at
Z ;se, 4 the thanksgiving services Of the
: tribe 5weretheld. A sermon approp--
rate to the occasion was preach
ed by the Rev. Edward T. K!rkley,
pastor. CT the church.