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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20

hammer falls j expect to be there and
get them before they are all taken.
sold tom maxwell, the meat man,
two hides, and the money aint' 20
hunt.
r. e. hill, judge miller, judge ham,
mond, joe jones and mr.. lawson are
too old to go to- a fair but will stew
enson will be there in the cow de-
partment. will be there smoking a
speeds cinco if any body sets 'em up.
dr.. mcmurray will sing a solo at his
:store every hour. Jim hill will have
chittlings and goobers to sell ell dur
ing the fair.
yours truly,
Dote.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20

pany which gave a performance of
dash and brilliancy.
Full of brightness, and with q snab
from start to finish, "The Red Rose"
brought pleasant surprise to the
Raleigh theatre goers last night, not
the least of these being the return
of some of the favorites of the past
seasons. T.,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20

Lots wife at least earned her salt.
Floating debts are no sort of life
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
THE PAsTIME CLUB

The Pastime Club met yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Mahan on Tularosa Ave. After the
usual time spent in fancy work, the
chief diversion OF the club. refresh
ments Of tea aud assorted cake
we're served to the guests assembled.
The Club had as visitors this week
Mrs. VIM. Reilly, Miss Kittie Reilly
add Mrs. w. II. Osborn. The mem
bership Of the club consists OF
Mesdsmes Bell. Campbell, Watson.
Nye. Squier. Cribb, Mshan, Tennis,
Donaldson, McCurdy, Wonner and
Stevens. The next weekly meeting
will be with Mrs McCurdy. OF
Friday, Nov 10. instead Of Thurs
day as he etofore.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
A SCENARIO WRITER

For some time past it has been
whispered To the Outlook of II. s.
Hanners famousl wOrk;- living al.
most life OF solitude in the little
rock house up in the .tortous canyon
about seventeen miles from Carri-
zozo. 80,
A recent article appeared in the
Outlook which was published by
the we'll known Printers Ink maga
zine with a cut Of his delapidated
cabin the little detected mao, etc.
by a we'll known writer of Indiana
Mr.. Hammer took the article good
naturedly as the sentence and &C.
ceptance Of such in the writer's 6
witty spirit. Lo-
Leaks will out aud such has prov.
en- the fact that Mr. Hammer is in
pursuit Of this spark Of fame, al
ready his famous plays have been
shown IN every civilized country oI
the world, however he prefers biz
scenario work produced under hn
assumed name. the matter fact
evidence we have shown this to be
true Of him. 'n As"
Moving pictures y tonic for the
human race, and as facts stand out
10 the halIiof photoplay fame, h,s
work resehes the pleasing eye Of
the peupIe as we'll as an education.
al issue 10 pleasing mirth.
Tue Outlook extends good wish.
es 20 Mr.. Hammer in his good work,
aud we hope Lincoln County will
soon enroll some Of her latent
talent, aud be in his class Of obser
walton sensational work.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
.,ALEc1uRE on CHINA.

Misb Anglin, recently from the
mission field in China. rave most
interesting talk on the wavsrof the
people ,of, that landlin her appear
ance at the Methodist Church Sun
day evening Miss AngIin, in
company with a brother aud sister
we're sent into this field by the
Baptist Church, and the audience
was intensely interested in bearing
her tell in a simple aud unaffected
way the many peculiar situations
In which she was placed while mas
tering the ins and outs OF the Chi.
nese Language and customs. She
produced many chrios brought from
the Celestial Republic which, proved
a source OF genuine interest TO the
large audience assembled. 1t IL
refreshing toihear one who is &C
genuinely absorbed in her chosen
work speskiof the great previlegs
10 be an ambassador Of the King Ol
Kings TO lands Accross the sea
Some interesting musical selections
we're offered by local talent snc
sveTy available seat was filled.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
THE WATsONs ENTERTAIN

Or. and, Mrs. T. w. Watson en-
tertained Saturday evening with
cards complimentary to Judge and
Mrs ward L. Medler of Las
Cruces. Whist was the game, Of
the evening and five tables were
formed from the guests invited.
Afrer'a pleasureabls season with
the aforesaid diversion, refresh.
men's consisting Of ice cream and
cake, chocolate candies and cof.
fee. were served by the hostess
Those present were Judge and Mrs
edward l.. Medler, Of las Cruces,
DR.. and Mrs. E. B., Walker, Mr.,
and Mrs. John h Bell. Mr. and Mrs,
Albert II Harvey, Mr.. aud Mrs
Geo L. Ulrick, Mr.. and Mrs II s
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rql,
land, Mr.. and Mrs. J B. French,
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Kimbell anc
District Attorney Humphrey b
Hamilton
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
DISTRICT COURT AD-
JOURNED WEDNESDAY
District Court for Lincoln
County Adjourned Wednes-
day Evening After a Very
Busy Term
MANY CASES WERE DIS
POSED OF DURING TERM

The district court has spent q
busy season closing up the many
matters in hand. II was deemed
necessary TO hold court all day
Sunday in order to finish up the
docket. The following sentences
we're pronounced by Judge r. L.
MedIer at the conclusion Of the
term: State vs. Salvador Warner,
dismissed State vs. Daniel San
d0val, not less than four nor more
than five years in the penitentiary
and fine Of $500 and cost OF pro.
secutiou. State vs.. Elauterio Ven-
egas not less than one year nor
more than 1S months and costs
State vs.. Miguel Luna. sentence for
Is months. State w AL. Highfill,
two to three years in the peniten-
tiary and costs Of prosecution;, SEN
tence suspended at discretion Of
court. Keehn vs.. Harper, CONT
nued to next court. .ats IN
Four persons we're adjudged in
sane, as follows: Francisco Her
nandez, Mavricin Martines. Louise
Allen and Alcario Barrios. The
psrties with the State prisc n. "a
their destination were transported
by autumublle 10 Santa Fs. These
10 be taken to the Insane usvlum
at Las Vegas was transferred to
that institution by train.
One question which~was given
considahb bteatteution by the court
was the case of Matthews vs.. Nc.
Donald in which Mrs. Ernest Mat
thews sought the possession OF
certain watering places for stock
in the Jake Springs district, disput-
ing same with w. G. Mcdonald
This litigation had been pending
for SONS tihie' and the iIdge,' desir
ing TO get at ,tbe, actual factsrin.
volved, spent Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, with tbe surveyors in
the field ID order TO have a tangible
basis ipon.which to make his de
cisipnl - The litigation resulted
favorable to the defendant, and 81
much time was spent In careful in'
vestigation II ID expected that the
question ia definitely settled Much
'redit is due TO the surveyors and
court who braved Wednesday,
mparable weather to finist
r surveys Besides County
* A. II. Harvey, who was IL
'ge OF the survey, II Edgin
iof, AlamQaerdo and Surveyor
aaw Of Rnnmei were employed il
We trust that the work Of thil
urt will be productive Of far
ching effects In lite example o
rite dealings with crime Of nj
. and the enforcement Of civi
} uncertain degree
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS
DURING PAST WEEK
The Mexican Supper Given
by the Adherents Of the
NJ. e. Church Proved to be
a Big Success
AFFAIR WELL PATR0NIzED
AND A NEAT SUM REALIZED

What proved to be most pop
ular and we'll. patronized affair was
the Mexican supper given Friday
evening at Reals Hall by the ad-
herents Of the Methodist Church
which is in process Of erection In
the Spanish American quarters
(pIeAse overlook the hyphen). The
bill OF fare consisted OF enchil adas
hot tamales aud coffee. Chile was
unstintingIy used and did not fail
to impart d glow Of kindly warmth
to the crowds who partook. The
project must have been a decided
financial success, judging from the
large number in constant patronage
from sundown to ten o'clock. A
three piece Mexican orchestra re.
galed the diners with some die
tipelly American selections, as well
as the melodies Of their nativity
splendid music. ALL Of it. Rev. ]
H. Fitzgerald, the popular Mexican
svapgeIist, was on hand to offer his
assistance and hearty co-operatiou
andths natureuf tins menu aud
Appointments u .i.O suppei evo..,
much favorable comment aud com
mendation. 90
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
|zIEeLER STORE BURGLARIzED

The general merchandise firm Of
Ziegler Brothers has again bsen
the victim Of burglary or malicious
vandalism in the loss Of one of their
show windows Unknown parties
at an equally unknown hour Tues
day night crashed in the plate glass
on the northeast corner, the lower
hale being broken beyond the pos.
sibility OF repair. ItappeArs that
nothing was taken from the window
or the interior Of the store, but
pieces Of glass of considerable size
wefs found out iu ths street.. and
IL indicates deliberate Intention ol
tlseft, rather than some missEe
N alic'susly .hr1wn These are the
details to the best Of our present
kno Wedge II lie noticeable fact
that no apprehensions are evei
made. II is the same old story and
he who runs may read the pitifu
story Of dark. unguarded, business
district in an unineorporated town
and, as a, result, an unprotected
business citizenship. How long thiI
state of affairs will continue anC
this town be made joke Of by thest
regular stunts OF highway robbery
and vandalism depends on the peo
pie OF town. Time will come wher
outsids parties regarding dur towr
with view TO locating, here, viii
decide to pass US up for one whict
is better guarded and some OF III
Who have always fought incorpora
tIoh will wonder why.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

One of the gaeasons uiOst note
worthy social events was the cele
hratipn OF the wedding ami versary
of Dr. and Mrs. + II McKeon at
Fort Stanton last Friday evening.
Dinner was served to the guests
assembled at 6:30 in the evening
followed by dancing which was
continued until a late hour. Then
a luncheon was served as a fitting
climax to the evenings merry
making DR.. and Mrs. McKeon
were the recipients Of many elegant
and useful gIits. belpksnlng the
high regard and gsent esteem OF
their closest friends, Those in at
tendance from Carisoso we're Mr..
aud Mrs. A. j. ROLAND spd Misses
Lima Parker, KittIc Reilly apd Belle
Lutz. The party made the trip by
auto, returning home Saturday
afternoon.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
SCHOOL NOTES

The newly inaugurated fire drill,
aided by the faithful corporation o'
everyone concerned, has been able
to empty every room OF the build
ing into the school yard in an in.
concievably short period of time.
The board of education, COMPLYING
with the recommendation Of the
Grand Jury, has taken up the mat
ter of adequate fire escapes and the
suggestions as outlined in the re
cent report Of this body will
be complied with every detail.
The high school girls physical
culture work has received an added
impetus through the arrival Of new
dumb bells for their exercises in
calesthenics The class, directed
by Mrs. Jewett and accompanied
on the piano by Mrs Clunn has
been able to do some gymn astic
work Of cenuine merit, and the
benefit which will be derived from
this phase Of school work Is i'm
measurable.
Still new pupils continue to ceme
in, especially 10 the grades. aud
the large seating capacity. In spite
Of substantial additions this year
to the school furniture. Is being
seriously taxed to accom- odate the
unusual number pi new pupil.
The question of a county writing
and spelling contest hssibeen taker
lup, and n preliminary contest viii
Twill be held within next few weeks
TO determine the representatives q
Lin.o.u Cyu..t .u ,ne oso,e eYn
test which will be held in Albuquer
que Thanksgiving week under th
auspices of the New Mexico Educa
tionRr Association. MA W. Il
Gnmm, G0uhty Superintendent o
Schools. will have immediate super
vision Of the loca lcontests,Y whicl
will be conducted as uniform
examination in the principal scho ol
OF the county.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
CARELESS METHODS;
WASTEFUL EXPENSE
AS Business Managers the
Democratic Party Has
Been a Very Conspicuous
Failure
CONGRESS CRITICISED FOR
ITS ExTRAvAGANCE

II has already been shown that
che three laws the last Congress
enacted TO raise money, namely
the tariff, income tax, land "war
tax" laws. each failed TO produce
the amount needed
A study Of the record of laws
enacted to spend money shows that
careless methods of appropriation
insured wasteful expenditure.
Examine the history OF appro-
priation bills during the time the
Democratic House has handled
them, and you find that fifteen
regular appropriation bills have
failed TO pass before the necessary
data. and that fifteen times a reso.
luton extending the appropriation
OF the previous year had to b passed
ibis method Of appropriation Is
an admission Of isesmpetency
and inefficieney in issslf. IL causes
q Tremendous financial loss in the
workof every department Of govern
ment. II cpnplicatea aceouufs.
binders the making Of plans in ad
vanre. prevents Cne EXECUTION Of
contracts for necessary work, and
prevents allotting funds equitably
for the different seasons OF the year.
A member Of the present cabinet,
Secretary OF Commerce William C.
Redield. severely criticised Con
gress for this kind OF extravaganza
In his last annual report.
Finally money loss arises from
failure to make appropriations in
time to keep the work of the
government moving" said Secre
tary Redfeld, "The serious results
pf these latter losses are probably
not appreciated. They undoubted
ly amount to more than some of
the economies thought to be effected
clipping estimates y
Ia this CONNECTION II should not
be overlooked that during the six
teen year Of Republican control
proceeding the present admlnistra
tl0n. the apprdpriating funds for
the Post Office Department and the
other for the Indian Bureau, failed
Of passage last March All the work
Of preparing estimates, planning
new projects, and the intelligent
continuation Of former works has
been absolutely wasted by the fail,
ure Of these bills The affairs oI
those two branches OF government
must now be conducted under
plans nearly two years old which
are absolutely foreign TO conditions
at the present time. A tremendouI
! waste iof time and money in en-
evitable. and the service that should
be rendered TO the public will b'
; seriously imTaired. w
Examples Of some Of the disas
trousl effects these slovenly methods
J have had Upon various 'branche
Of governmental work will be cited
In articles 70 follow.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12
: MCDONALD HOME

s Truman A. Spencer
a number Of young
their ranch home north
past weekend, sustain.
'ell.estAblishsd reputa
pitality in the eyes .f
.sneration. Those who
party OF guests we're
Parker Kittie Reilly,
lis Of Three Rivers ,
i've Finley, w. e.
4organ Reilly. Thd
enjoyed = most de-
q good cheer, the
" from Saturday
Sunday evening.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-11-12

II. s Hammer Of White Oaks
spent several days here this week
on business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
PERSONAL STRIKE At THE BREWERY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Oficers OF Organization Elected at
Annual Meeting Held Last
Night

The annual meeting Of The Cham
her OF Commerce was held III their
rooms OH the southeast corner u
King and Washington streets last
night.
The following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year;
James NJ. Duncan, president.
John W. May. vice president.
]. T. Preston, secretary ana treas
urer.
The following were elected dircc-
tors:
A. D. Crockett, Frank 7. King W.
smoot. Jr., Julian y. Williams
Carol, Pierce, J. NJ. Duncan, John
W. May. Worth Hulfisiih, Robert 5
Jones. W. ". Bailerger.- Robert L.
Pavnc, c. S. Taylor Burke. George
p. Hopkins, Harry Hammond: and
Henry X. Field
John W. May. Robert L. Payne
and Julian y. Williams, members
Of the committee, which recently
went to Richmond and appeared be-
fore the finance committee OF the
State Legislature urging the adop-
ton of the partial segregation plan
of taxation. made its report. when
was accepted.
Robert T.. Payne. chairman Of 2
committee chat recelltI y appeared 2c-
fore the State Corporation Commits
sior relative to a reduction Of freight
rates. made his report. and ii was
announced shat since that time the
matter has been satisfactorily aC-
justed. It!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
Fifty Men Employed as Brewers
Bottlers and Drivers Walk
out This Morning.

Fifty men employed by the Robert
Portoer Brewing Company, including
brewers, bottiers and drivers, walked
out of the plant this morning just
after g O'Clock on account OF als-
agreement between the OFFICIALS OF
the unions to which the 1rlcn belong
and the officers of the brewing com
panv. Several meetings OF the ell
ployees have been had during the
past few days, but a final determI-
nation to quit work was not reached
until this morning at seven O'Clock
when a meeting was held in rooms
over the Alexandria National Bank
Building.
The waik-out is said to be the re-
suit of q misunderstanding as to
non-union men employed in the
brewery. The management declare
that their contract with the I'M
ions give them the right to employ
nom union worEingmen in some Of
their departments. 1t was further
stated that III the contract there is
a provision for the submission 10 en-
arbitration board OF. disagreements.
and it is said that the dissatisfied
men failed to comply with this pro-
vision when they walked on. to-
day.
As result Of t!ls ga!k-ouT beel
% the breWery's customers was be-
ing delivered today by the office
employees of the company
Francis Downhan, local manager.
mad charge of one wagon. and John
Nugent, city salesman, had charge
# another
4 meeting of the brewery chi
,loyees was held this afternoon at
.hree o'clock at the rooms Of the
Alexandria Trades Council in the
Alexandria National Bank building.
4 proposition was made to ?. Nc
Baldwin, manager of the Portner
company, that the men would re-
urn to work provided the non-union
men employed in the hottling works
we're laid off the same as the
anion men. The union employees
COMPLAIN that the union men were
aid off while the non-union men
we're kept at work. Together with
he proposition they demand that
hey receive pay Tor the time that
hey are away from work caused by
The disagreement. 1t is understood
that Mr.. McBaldwin refused the OF
Fer and that the nationa! officers OF
Inc union will he asked TO come here
and take charge Of the interest 81
he union men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
BANK OFFICERS ELECTED.
Stockholders OF Three Alexandria
institutions Meet Today.

Meetings Of the three national
banks of Alexandria were held today
for the purpose of electing dsrec-
tors for the present year.
The following were elected di-ec-
tors Of the First National Bank; Be-
mott Baer, j., Gardner L. Boothe,
NJ. 3. Harlow, Douglass Stuart,
James F. Muir, Walter Roberts and
George Z. Wartield. The directors
will meet tomorrow and elect Off
GERS.
The following were electer direc-
tors Of the Citizens National Bank:
Edward L. Daingerfeld, J. Clinton
Smoot, Worth Hulish, N. A. Ahern.
John NJ. Johnson. Carroll Pierce and
Urban S. Lambert.
The directors elected for the Alex
andria National Bark are: ". 2.
Smoot, W. E Balm, Guy r. Scott,
T. c. Smith. S. G. Brent, Z. j.. Cock
re]l, and c. f. Nicol. The direc-
tors subsequently met. organized
md elected the following officers:
G. f. Nicol, president.
W. &. Smoot. vice president.
J. l.. Perry, cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
OFFICERS ELECTED
independent Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Holds Meeting

The Independent Mutca'! Fire IN
suYance Company at It's forty-si%:n
annual meeting held al It's offices
here Yesterday elected the following
officers TO serve for the year:
Walter Roberts, president.
John W. May, treasurer.
Samuel L. Lindsey. secretary.
The following were elected direc-
tors:
Walter Roberts. Alexandria.
J. Cockerille, Herndon.
John ". May, Alexandria.
Tyson Janncy, Occoquan.
+. W. Birch, Falls Church.
c. NJ. Money, Vienna.
NJ. D. Hall. Burke's station.
c. r. Marshall. Alexandria.
J. P. Hatcher. Hamilton.
S. \. Griffin. Cu!rcper.
j. \. Gibbs, Mt Vernon
Harmon Roberts, Alexandria
J. P. II. Mason, Accotink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect JAN. i, 1915.

Schedule in effect JAN. i, 1915.
For. Washington and points north.
daily at sos A. NJ. S:I3, S:53
1901. 'l;1S. $50 Through train for
New YORK. via P. r. R. 5:lS,
s:1a, 1913 y. m, week days, ct 6:of
2. M, Sundays oniy S:07 p. M.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond, aao
points south at 4:37, 1858. tlocaiJ enc
lC:17 a. H., 1876, 3:22 SIT (loealt
9:4I, p. n. daily.
Accommodation for Fr.teTieksonrs
at li:13 a m, daily except Saturday,
when train leaves 2:18 p.ra. Thiz train
runs through to Milford except Sat-
urdays and Sunday
NGTE:-Tir.es CT arrival apd de-
p&rturs ana connections aot gsaraE.
tad.
=. z. TAHOE. Iraas, ask
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.
Mrs. Edmonia Burke SuccumbS t,
Pneumonia at Her Home Oil
North Royal Street.

Mrs. Edmonia Burke. wife OF John
G.. Burke, died at 2:30 o'cloc X this
morning at her home, ST. north
Royal street. Besides her husband
she is survived by FIVE children
Henry Burke, Mrs. Laura McCuen,
Mrs. Ella Mayhueh, Mrs. Lula Ford,
and Miss Lizzie Burke The de-
ceased was rs years old. She was
born in Gainesville, Prince VIII
liam county. but had been I resident
OF this city for many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
sToCEHolDERs MEETINGS.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Iowa Apartment
House Company for tile election of a
Board of Directors for The ensuing
year and the TRANSACTION Of other
business. will be held at the office Of
the Company No. 123 south ROYAL
street, Alexandria, Va. January 18th.
1915, at 10 o'clock 4. N.
CEAELEs Q. WALCOTT. President.
A. II. MeLACHLEN Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
RICHMOND TONIGHT.

II you want 10 enjoy q great nic-
ture in five parts. come 70 tie Rich-
mond tonight. and see the "Niiilion
Bid" ny the f-iLagraph'S wonderful
production. A costly scenic from
the play. Agnes featuring al tbc
we'll known star players. Anita
Stewart, julia Swaync Gordon,
Charles Kemp, Harry Morel, Giahcn
James and Donald Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
LOOKING FOR HIS DAUGHTER
Washington Police Requested 10 Lc-
cate a Young Woman OF
This CITY.

Tie Washington papers This morn
ing stated that the police Of that
city mad been requested 70 search
FOR young woman nanlcd Ada
Anderson. sixteen years Old, resi-
ding at l24 south i'ayette street.
The police of this city had also beer
notified OF ner disappearance. Ac-
coriing TO Chief Goods. the Wash
ing,on papers did moi print the
name properly. The young "ornan IS
Ada Henderson. She returned to this
city yesterday. but lett or an electric
train for Washington this afternoon
Her father. upon learning OF her
movements, started OF another train
fo; the purpose Of @ver1aiA2g hey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-12
PUBLIC READING ROOM.
Under Auspices Of Wesley Bible
Class of NJ. Z. Church South.

The Wesley Bible Class Of the
VI. z. Church South will open 4
public reading room and rest room
at the Young Peoples Building, be-
ginning Monday, January nth The
room will be supplied with maya
zines. daily newspapers. games. etc.
The building will he open every
evening from ! TO 1890 p. IL. and 4
cordial invitation is extended 70 all
The Young Men If Alexandria 10 en-
Joy the privileges of Lhe room. 1t
is announced that smoking vii! he
permitted