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Read our offer To new subscribers and
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JESSE LONGz@s~
A UCTIO N e e r
(25 Years Expericnce)

US Years Expericnce)
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find II 10 their interest To call on me os
phone. Satisfaction always.
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he of a eason.
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families co operates with kind of
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SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado
County Of Phillips
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
MASTER KEY" TONIGHT
AT THE DREAMLAND

Tu. second rpi>odr WI The Master
h'l wit ~ tine feature at the Dream
land ihcatrr tonight. i'm two reels.
James Gallon. thr owner uf The Mas
irr hot mine. thr man with " past.
continues uN mysterious In his move
mcuiS and his acts as in the ,~rr,;on>
>pi>ndr. John bore. an engineer An the
uInr ~ the hero iu v remarkable ad-
venture. Gallons daughtr. Ruth
while exploring the tunnels 1T the
mime. n, thrown into au ore -dr ~, N
terrific explosion. This ryplosiln sends
the car "u ito downward rIi-hi out
through the tunnel and over the tres
tlr. The girl IL in danger Nj i ira-Ir
death TN the rar goes oyer thr lulln at
tn tend. Dore. experimenting The
operations oi "a travelling bu-E"i sees
the girl : prrdiramcut. liz orders the
bucket swung loose I'm itS rahI. and
pulls her Up 10 him. the ear rushing pn
and smashing over the ore dump.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

This i, To notify all owners NJ property.
real and personal. that | will be 1T the
places below named at the Time set oppo-
site each tor the purpose M assessing and
taking rcudition- ior Tho year 1915 and al
owner, are urged TO arrange to make their
rcndItion~ at that time.
AZ Harrington State Bank, January Is
to IN, inclusive.
At La Fcria, State Bank. February IL
10 20 inclusive.
Al State Bank, Lvford, March > to 10.
inclusive.
At RaymondvIllc, State Bank, March IL
t. p. inclusive.
At San Bcnito. February > to Is. inclu-
sIvc. GEORGE CHAMPION.
Assessor, Cameron County. Texas.
-1Ili.tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
Delightful Masquerade Dance.

\ delightful masquerade danr. vs.
that given "a the llinklcv hall last
might. with more than fifty couples ril
tn costume iu attendance. besides "
large crowd not co>tumrd. Dancing
started at 9 clock and al the end ol
the first half of the program. Twelve
dances. tlr dancers mmd>kvI hr yinr
a great many pleasing SURPRISE. the
variety of coStuming WAS good. and
there were several of au original and
very attractive character.
At midnight \ buffet lunch was
served on the stage. after which lanc-
inr Wa resumed and continued thruul.fl
the early hours of the mrrnin.,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
WILL BE MADE
BY CITIES ON BILL
Mayor A. A. Browne Receives Message
from Mayor Of Waco Requesting Assist
anCe in Fight on Public Utilities Bill.

The mayor az Texas citic- have become
aroused over the possibility of the passage
ut thr Robbins utilities hiIl. tn hr reported
on probably to-day IN tie committee WI
senate affairs at Austin. and NaN"r i. W.
~l.i-cin- M Waco. who III leading thr i-I.'
against tlc bill. KY ruIcavoring wv secure
the AID III other mayor-. believing thc bil
r"b~ the citic- ot the power of homc rule.
Mayor al. \. Browne, uncn hi- return
from ~Iu Antonio. found y telegram tr.u
Mayor Higgins. reading a. follow.
The Robbins u~tilijic- bill. now before
the senate. kills home rule and places thr
control ui IT'D utilities including municipal,
oaucd plants m the hands ~ three fat
-alarird commissioner 10 Austin. Shall
Texas ritir- stand tor this outrage Irt-
fight this poruIrI"u- legislation. TIc hear
iu- i- wv. iur tic static afrlir~ committr,
Monday morning. Suggest Wiriu. senator
Mr'ulluH. chairman. tn postpone urtluf.
until THE ritir~ can ivy heard. Also wire or
write your senator
The message wa- received here SUNDAY
morning. Mayor Browne sane today that
not being thoroughly familiar with ihr
measure hc was unable "a take any action
an assisting ~ the fight against the bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
FOURTH ARREST
SAN DIEGO PLAN
Is ANNOUNCED
Deputy United States Marshal AT Corpus
Christi Arrests San Diego Man on
Charge OF Seiit.luS COnspracy--ls
Fourth to lie Arrested.

Corpu- Christi. TyNa-. Feb. lG.-Fhe
fourth trr,-t ~ the band rt McNicau- m
South Ty>a- vhp gry alleged tu hove
formed v uu-Ilracy against thr Iuit VI
States government occurred Yesterday
noon vh,u United States Deputy Mar hal
Mckinney. arrested Auutuiiu Cuuzllv- ui
SAN DIEGO. thr arrest occurring m This eitl.
The charge against Goula!c- By c"m-
plIcity M -cditiuu~ conspiracy against
ihr United Static. Under thc .rlau ut
>au Diego" uu uprising vt Mr2icau- and
uceroc- living ia -jat,- bordering un M"x-
loco wa- On urrrr ur February 33. all Amer
liam males WY over lu yulr- g,r, LYNN have
hc,u murdered ard W rru republic. tu Ivy.
compose III NcNlcau- and u,-roc- ua jr
have been formed.
Th. iuur mru uh" hu,r hrun Hrr -fu
Thus tur ar, Ba-Iiu kumn- Ir. whose ar
rc-t occurred at Brownsville. Nanur.
tI"rr .ui luoioIiu Gur@al,-. both ui SAN
Ii-.u. .nd huth ut whom we're arrested h,
uiir,r Mckinney. ANA Aware C|Htt.r ur-
rested at San Antonio. Guuzulr~ va- rc
leased under bond ui -Inn aNuit.r- ar rN.
mining tnal which vll ho 'rII irfar.
United States Commissioner ~uutLeatr
within ihg next i,V days..
While -nmc Iaa.h no thc .Plnr M.
ni,-u. vhi,h -.n- mi-. rrr f.rlu-
uIuH Ii- .Iry. others i,,Irr tH.. h.I r..
,h, oli,,.- worked with such prompta,-
that probably q number or American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
AFTER MANY YEARS.

y. l.. Southern. Eua Claire. Wis. writes:
"Ncar~ ago wrote you N regard to great
results / obtained from Foley Kidney Pills.
After all these wears | have never had n re-
turn a those terrible hackaches or sleep
less nights; | am permanently cured" Men
and women, young and old. find this reli-
able remedy relieves rheumatism. backache,
stiff joints and il- caused by weak or dis
cased kidneys or bladder. Maritime Drug
Store, north corner Market Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

wrongly supposed to w. IN the safe.
Not content with this thc criminal cu-
ter Kennedy apartment hy CLEVER
trick. aud r-- Y sawed WIT shotgun Iu such
% way that 10 viii Bin Kennedy when hc
adjusts ElaIru'- picture. whIrE hu- hu,n
carefully moved from ii- proper rl
Fortunately. Kennedy has " device which
records the footsteps Ell amy our crtrrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
lZENZW
Ns11HEATRE.uy
MATINEE DAILY.

Anita Stewart IN the Nitasraph comedy
Too MUCH INCLE-A--i-ted TN Billy
Qmrk. Ralph lurc. and Albert Roe
cardI. a happy ending u finally
brought about after Henry borrow,
Billy wife 10 deceive hi~ rich uncle.
PATIIE NEW>-Current events ana latest
war news.
Claire Mcdowell in
THE TERRIBLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
drama.
COMMONWEALTH Storey ia ">tcvc
OGrady's Chance-two act Nitagraph
feature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

Shirts at cost. and going fast at Rut-
ledee'~.-lt.
p. NJ. Brccn Nj san Bcnito j. \ business
IN Brownsville today.
,Iamr>B. McAllcn left this mornir
the MrNllrn ranch in Ilidllgo coun-
ty.
NJ. l.. Sulyac of San Antonio j. u bust
ness visitor III the city today. A guest at
the san Carlos hotel.
Neal tickets at San Carlos-215G ct.
y. w. Huhdurant w san Antonio ar
III Brownsville this morning. and
j. a guest al she Miller hotel
u. NJ. Clifford uf Corpus christi ~ Il
hu>inr>a visitor I'M the city today. Il guest
at the Miller hotel.
r.. NJ Iclticr. n county detective at
prrth AmhuN. N. H.. arrived ia the city
last night Ia accompany 4 prisoner to
New JERSEY. Mr.. Pclticr is registered at
the Milir hutl.
Milton tnhn. a Young business man Of
san Antonio arrived in the city last
night 20 = short business trip. lie il reg
i>tcrcd AZ the Miller hotel.
Investigate meal tickets San Carlos
- y ~.
Father II. rn>Iuurilln WI Hartford
Conn and Father L. Murlrttc 81 Boston
Mass. arrived iu Brownsville last night.
aud expect tn spend several weeks here.
H> the guests M The Ohlltr Fathers M
the parish house.
Mrs. William blanchard Of Houston.
accompanied y, her two Young daught.
.rr>. arrived in The cit, last night from ].
Trip Z" ALLEY piunt>. The, are guests al
the Sau Carlos hotel.
~ ~ Parkinson ui ~an Antonio. divi>.
inh commercial superintendent uf the
Southwestern Telegraph \ telephone 60.
and : !. Lemon uf Corpus Christi. dis.
'rirt traffic chief ARE in Brownsville tor
\ MI" Gays un company business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
NEW JERSEY OFFICER
HERE FOR A PRISONER
County Detective of kiddlesex County
Comes for ~RaymOndvi!le Man Wanted on
Charge Of Grand Larceny.

Richard \. Pclticr OF Perth Amboy.
m. III county detective representing
the public prosecution of Middlr>rN
county. New Jersey. arrived IN browns
willie last NIGHT and expects To leave
"Wednesday aft moon. accompanying
back NV New Jersey Alexander III. con-
quest. wanted iu thr eastern state oi
a charge Of grand larceny. alleged 10
have been committed iu August. Con
quest was arrested several days ago
at RaNmoud1iiIr NV sheriff NJ. r..
Nanu. he was known there ~ liu.: DE
Long and was operating an %autoumbilr
garage.
AIR. Prittrr said THAT hr cam, down
with the Intention of returning north
at once. hut hr had found tn climate
and thr country here wv glorious that
nv decided "a remain over y dlr md
become better acquainted with i.
luromhu-tihlr r.llnloid that mrlt- when
brought into contact with flaimc instead NJ
iguitiug hu- been invented by a German
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
S. shoes for $685. at RutIedge's.-lt

To prevent Y wet umhrcII. dripping or
4 floor there has been invented \ device WI
be- slipped on The icrrulc to catch the Wa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

thc place. Seeing that -omcorc has been
There hc i cautious. ard thr position n
Ihe uI.fnu. once IrlH-,- hi- suspicious.
Ifr mu.r- nIth W ti-hnrIr aud thc charge
pi huck-hUt buric~ itself harmlc~-ly m the
unlI A- uHuiu -fhr Frozen safe" On =
-'ruf- .%I.HtUr u wv MOST interesting serial
Whom mann iaII- he never seems "a ht
ffu n..tum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

Not a Brakeman-Domingo Alfalfa. who
several day ago wu- mentioned III The
Herald N, being the finder NJ 4 dog owned
leave hi tull and exact name and hi~ pre-
else employment with Mr. Crcagcr when
returning the dog. states that ~ ~ y fire
man on the Brownsville Road. and not a
brakeman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
Sc and 81 shoes for $3.50 ut Rutlcd-r'-

Sheriff vann Away-Shcun W. T. Vaun
lett ON the early tram today Tor Gainesville
where hc n taking Manuel Moreno. n Youth
nf li. sentenced u two year III tht state
traiuing school sheriff Nuun. before r.
turning 10 Brownsville. will go to Center
vile. hi- former home. where hr viii ap
pear iu cuurt iu connection with mHtJcr-
that occurred during hl- term ~ sheriff ~
Leon county.
Phoenix guaranteed silk hose at l0 pr
cent discount. ut Rutlcduc'~.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
CITY NEWS

Some nsckwear left jn cent tic- - 39
cents. ~ cent tic- WI lg rrnt-. ut Rut-
lcdgc-.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

city council held no meeting Monday aft
ernoon. Though Mayor !. 4. Browne has
returned To the city after q two week. abb
~cncc 40 business ui Importance ha~ arisen.
and u meeting was not considered nrcc--
I~ary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

Now is the time to get that pair q gloves
at R~utlcd.r~. III ur below cost. See the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

So. $3.50 and S4 hats Tor - N Eut-
taif.a+- Ii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16
Investigate meal tickets San Carlos

Mrs. William blanchard OF Houston.
accompanied hN her TWO Young daught.
rr>. arrived in The cit, last night from "
trip a. VALLEY piunt>. The, are guests Al
the Sau Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

Milton Cnhn. 4 Young business man q
san Autonio arrived in the city las
night un i short business trip. lie il re;
i>lcrcd at the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-16

II. W. Iclticr. \ county detective at
Perth Amhuy. N. -. arrived III the city
last night Ia accompany 4 prisoner 10
New JERSEY. Mr.. Pclticr i registered at
The Milir hutl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
ENFORCING LABOR LAW CELEB }
Alexandsians. summoped Before Pc Children
lice Court to Answer Charges seh'
of Violation
fence Pleasant
Evening.

Sunday school celebrations OF the
Second Presbyterian, Trinity Meth
odist and Methodist Protestant church
,es were held last night at f:3o IN
the auditoriums Of the respective
schools. Cantatas, and programs OIL
musical and literary numbers were
carried out by the various schoois
and the scores of the three festivities
were all decorated beautifully with
Christmas greens and other offerings
of the season.
At the Methodist Protestant Sun
day school q cantata Around the
World with. Santa Claus" was pres
ented by the pupils. Rev. Edward !.
Kirkley, pastor of the church., was
presented with handsome gold
watch by the church and gold com
by the Bible class of the Sunday
school, and the superintendent of the
school was also the recipient OF tok-
ems of appreciation. A medal was
presented to Miss Thelma Bender,
for securing the greatest number OF
scholars during the year.
Forty pupils at the Second Presby-
terrain celebration took part III
cantata called "Topsy Turvy Family"
Candy and oranges were givGs to the
pupils, and the scene of the festiva!
was decorated beautifully.
"Santa Claus and the Fairy God,
Mother" was the cantata given by
the pupils of the Trinity Methodist
Sunday school, where the scholars
made merry over large Christmas
tree and enjoyed themselves to the
utmost.
Tonight at the Young Peoples
Building, Seminole Tribe of Red Men
will entertain the needy children OF
Alexandria at a big Christmas tree
festival and at the First Baptist
Church auditorium the Sunday school
of that church will hold their celebra-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
AUTOMOBILE is STOLEN
Car Taken from Ditch While Driver
Goes to Phone Garage.

GOcS 10 GUOIie Utli dSc.
Mrs. Sylvia de Gubatta, residing
at Is Walnut street, Rosemont, has
reported the loss Of Dodge road
ster, which was stolen yesterday on
the new boulevard between Wash
ington and Alexandria. Her son, who
was driving the car. vas on the road
where it cuts off from the military
road and in order to avoid d collision
with man in an intoxicated condI-
ton who was driving towards him:
ditched the roadster and in doing SO
hurt the car badly.
He left the car in the road and
went to find telephone to ask aid
from a Washington garage, and when
he returned the car was gone. A re-
ward has been offered by Mrs. &c
Gubatta to anyone who can give in
formation to her leading to the rccov-
cry of the roadster or to the one that
returns it to her at her home in Rose
mont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
SANTA CLAUS COMING
New Opera House Holds keccptio.
New Years Dar

Well. We'll. We'll tong distance
"ali, from your old friend Santa Ciau:
IL certainly is most anxious aoor'
Ill the Riddles in he city Of Ale.
andfia. Do you know he wants To iin:
out how many are going TO be at .ils
New Opera House on New Year : qay
nj twelve thirty or QUO o'cloci; t,
,ncct him?
The management Of the house illve
certainly treasured him that he wi
receive a royal wecotne, and. g:
COURSE, hundreds of bright. happs
little faces will be i'll the front of thc
house TO give him great reception
Row it is up 10 all you, boys and girls
70 be right thsre, III the best of spirits
md the jolllest Of moods, for you know
thst he surely DOES net lil.s CROUCH
persons.
AessEs Philips snd Clarke have
thrown opsn tbs wllole Of the house
tor tbs entertainment ct his friends.
and ers E.ezt anxious that ell shall!
ha+s J Eecd time.
They have arranged for t!.e distr!-
h@t!on ct tbs frse invitations to this
happy event By tbs way Of tickets O.
admission, which can bs obtained by
evsry boy and girl under fifteen years
cfAagel IN ours city, by applying ct
the office:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30

: Five cases Of violation OF the W.
rinia state labor laws were given a
hearing in police court this morn
ing, following inspections during the
past few days by state inspectors
B. Clinedinst and Miss L. M. Barr
bour. The first which came up for
trial was that Of H. D. Ashton, who
conducts a drug store at 1G2S King
street, and who was charged by Mr.
CHnedinst with employing. a !colored
boy under fourteen years OF age Tor
over ten hours a day. DR.. Ashton en-
planned that he employed the boy only
because of the lads mothers wishes
and that he did little or no work
around the place Judge Cation dlsmls-
sed the case on condition that the
pharmacist dismiss the boy from has
employ.
A charge Of employing two boys
under sixteen years. of age and OF
working them for. more than ter
hours day was next brought against
the Blue Ribbon Shoe Repairing Com
pany. anew establishment in this city
Mr.. Clinedinst had taken out a war
rant against the shoe men on COM
plant Of the mother of one of the
j.
DO. 5, and after the. case had been
proven Judge, Cation fined the COM
rany $25. The company noted an ap.
peal.
The Paff Shoe Company, alleged
to work girls in its factory over ten
hours day, was the next offender to
Is given hearing, and, after state
7lents of witnesses who were called
n the case was dismissed. Likewise
that of the firm of l. Shumar
II son, confectioners, which was
.l .rged with the same offensc.
The case Of d. Bendheim and Sor
postponed until tomorrow morn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
TO GREET THE NEW YEAR
Joyous Welcome to be Given the Night
Of December 31st to theAdvenI
of 1916.

All sorts of noisemaking devices
whites, horns, bells, and every
thing conceivable in that line will be
used by Alexandrians to usher in the
year 1916 on New Years eve and to
put the old year out. Many celebra-
tons are on for the occasion, dances,
private and public entertainments:
and the streets will be crowded with
the throng of merrymakers. Two. of
Alexandria, churches will observe
the advent of 1916 with prayer and
will mold watch night" services,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED
+, Knocked in the Head by Un
Known Assailant Who Escapes
With $50.

hiic asleep in a rooming house Oil
II King street Tuesday night
,rt Levine, forty years old, fore
of road construction work out
of this city, was knocked in the
with a bottle and robbed of $50
II unknown man. Levine had his
" in his trousers pocket and
lot discover the loss until nearly
clock yesterday morning, at
time he reported the theft to
,olice. 'T
IL, robber has not yet been appre-
led by the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
LAST NIGHT SOCIAL AND personal
Interesting News Notes About People
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In Society.

Amid most artistically drapea
streamers of artificial holly hanging
from the walls and ceiling and a
hank of Christmas greens and palms
upon the stage, about thirty couples
danced to the music furnished by d
local orchestra, at the biggest iunc-
ton vet given by the Junior Assem-
blv, the Christmas german.
i most delicious supper II ice
cream, punch, and cake was served
later in the evening, and the wnole
affair was one of the great
est congeniality and of tne most
pleasure to everyone present.
Figures were led by Frank johns
ton with Miss Isobel Boswell and
Gardner Boothe with Miss Collins
Jones,
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs
William Boothe, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wattles, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Pierce
Hiss Constance Boush, Mrs. Robert
S. Barrett, patroness of the aitasl
and Mr.. Robert Jones.
4 large number Of out OF town
guests were on the floor during the
evening. among whom were Miss Mar
garet Rohrcr, Miss Elizabeth Tyrce
Miss Zclma Tyree. Miss FORTUNE
Kirkpatrick, Miss Elsie Brown, MIR
Edward van Devender and Mr.. Tins
ley Dent. all CT Washington; Miss
Lippitt, Miss Yates. and Mr.. Jane!
Yates, Of Berryvillc, Va, Miss EliGa'
beth Hull, Of Norfolk, Va, Mr.
Severn Taiiaferro, of Wyoming; ani
Miss Ruth Lawton and Mr.. Marshal
S. Thompson, Of Washington.
Among the others dancing werr
Miss Collins Jones. Miss isobcl Bos
well, Miss Sarah Cox. Miss MARC
Cassnn. Miss Lucy Anderson. Mis-.
!:llia Schneider. Miss Julia Hopkins
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts, Miss Elcr
Burke, and Miss Catherine Elliott
and Mcssrs. Louis C.. Barley. j.
Charles G.. Cariin. .|r., Frank f. johns
ton, Brousc r. Burke, John NJ. Lead
heater, Thomas l.. Watt!cs, Topper
Barrett. G.. Waller Barrett, Gardner
L. Boothc, Johnson X Mcclure, Car.
roll Pierce, IT., Chester Pierce, Ed
win Pierce. Clinton Smott, Albert Y
Bryan, Ashby WarlieId, Clarence Rob
inson, Allan Roberts, Ferguson Bryan
and Bruce Morton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30

The holiday dance Of the Alexandria
Assembly will not be given tonight,
as was previously reported, but will
take place at tie Elks' auditorium
New Years night instead. The Alex
andria German Club will give their
New Years german New Years eve
and tonight public dance is being
given at the Elks' hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30
INDIAN GUARD TAG DAY.

The first Indian Guard Tag Day
will be had on tomorrow, New Years
eve. The proceeds will be devoted to
the liquidation Of the Incidental ex-
pcnses of the band during the winter
months, and it is hoped by the Guards
that the public will respond generous
Nv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-30

Mrs. r. W. Miller, accompanied by
Miss Catherine Few. left yesterday
to visit relatives Of Mrs. Miller in
New York.