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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
CLUB
SELECTION SOON
Richard F. Burgess Says
Committee Has Had Many
Problems to Consider.

I have heard" said Richard Z.
Burgess, who Is acting as secretary Of
the committee which is investigating
proposed sites for the Country club
house, that there is some impatence
On the part Of members with the de-
lay in making the report. This criti-
ciam Of the committee is not war
ranted. for the committee has been
very busy investigating the proposed
sites. and will doubtless make a re-
port within the coming week
About q dozen sites have been pro
posed for the club house; in some
cases the full amount OF land neces-
sary has been offered as gift. and
in other cases offers have been made
to sell 10 the club the necessary land
upon very reasonable terms The com
nittee has spared no time OF labor
I'm fully investigating each and every
offer that has been made
Number Of Problems Considered.
A number OF problems have been
considered in deciding the question
Doubtless all members OF the CLUB
will agree that TIE club ought TO own
or hold under long time lease. all of
the lands necessary for club purposes,
including its S5if links. The club
house should he readily accessible TO
all members of the club. by some con-
Tenient method Of trsnsportat ton, and
while perhaps a majority OF the mem
1T is desira bic that the lcca ton Sc
lected shall be as near to the city
limits as practicable without being
circumscribed for space. and that the
surroundings shall be attractive OBJ
viously, il Is desirable 10 escape from
MOSQUITOES. smoke foul smells and
similar draw backs All these matters
have been considered. and have been
considered very fully by the commit
tee
To Report Soon
While no final decision has been ar
rived at the choise has narrowed
down 10 one Of several eligible sites.
and in a few days more the commit
Tee will be ready TO submit its report.
setting forth fully the advantages and
disadvantages Of the sites which, II
me Judgment of the committee, have
been found most eligible
we hope that the members gener-
ally will realize that such delay as
mas occurred in making this report -
due 10 the very full and careful CON
sideration which the committee mas
given to the question, and not IN me
least 10 any neglect on the part OF tne
committee Of the important task as
signed to it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
SAYS CELEBRATE
FLAG DAY JUNE a
President Declares Ameri-
can People Should Make
Day One Of Reunion.
Continued From Page One.)

great mission Of liberty and Justice to
which We have devoted ourselves as A
people, our pride in the history and our
enthusiasm for the politial program OF
the nation, our determination to make
II greater and purer with each genera
ton and our resolution to demonstrate
10 all the world its vital union in sentf-
ment and purpose. accepting only those
as true compauiots who feel as we do
the compulsion OF this supreme ale
glance.
Let Is Pledge Ourselves to Nation.
Let us on that day rededicate our
selves TO the nation. one and insepara-
Die. from which every thuoght that is
not worthy of our fathers first VOWS
of independence, liberty and right shall
be excluded and IN which we shall
stand with united hearts for an Amer
lea which no man can corrupt. no in
fluence draw away from Its ideals. no
force divide against itself, a nation dis
tinguished among all nations Of man
kind for its clear. individual conception
alike Of its duties and its privileges. its
obligations and its rights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
TODAYS ADJUSTMENTS
THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN.

THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN
Although the quality of pictures is
steadily improving. the public does not
often see 50 good a picture as The
Heart Of Nora Flynn" which is play
ing return engagement at the Alham-
bra today only. The story is ingenious
and the presentation leaves nothing to
be desired. and nothing TO criticize: the
cast is~excellent and the picture grips.
The element Of sympathy is PLAYED
upon to its fullest possibilities and any
audience viii live with the heroine. It
would be difficult TO conceive Of any
audience 10 which THE Heart of Nora
Flynn would not appeal Marie Doro.
who takes the part OF Nora. has mag
netism that holds and makes the spec
tator forget that the happenings are
not something he is seeing in real
life Remarkable photography enhances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

track Monday and was declared out CT
the running
Rooney and MeAIIster Hurt.
Tom Rooney's car left the track at
the southeast turn and he and his
mechanician. Jim McAlister. were hurt.
At the speedway hospital. il was said
the injuries were not necessarily fatal.
II was the first serious accident or
the day.
Franchi's car was also forced out Of
the race. A number of drivers began
taking on relief pilots Chandler was
overcome by heat from his engine and
was relieved by Frank Elliott
MeehanieIan Thrown over Wall.
Rooney's car as the one that was be-
ing built for Bob Burman at the tins
he was killed in California The cause
mined The car struck the top wall
with such force that the mechaniciau
was thrown over IT. then rolled down
the slanting track TO the inside, pin.
ming Rooney under it.
ReRsta Ahead at $50 Miles.
Resta was running a lap ahead Of
Aiken at $50 miles. D'Alene crowd
lost il again to Aiken and dropped to
fifth place, Milford running third and
Rickenbacher, who relieved Henderson
was fourth. Time for the $50 miles
l-4S;45-fo. average $3.50. Last years
average was 1913
DeviEne is Injured.
Jules Devigne- driver OF a French
car. was injured at the north turn
where he last control Of his machine
and II turned turtle Devigne was had
" cut and bruised, but his mechaufcian
Bob Moore. escaped unhurt Devians
was taken to the field hospital
The Entry List.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
LIVESTOCK.


.-bi.sro m M so--HoEs-Receipts
10,eges market firm and UNCHANGED q 2
shade above Mondays average , ou5s, go go
G975; light, $50 q $40; heavy. @s--5 q $50
Cattle-Receipts 5000. market weak. ma
tive beef steers $50 g lo-45- western Steers.
$3.50 . sz0- stockers. $500 n s-se; cows S4-59
e7s.75- calves. Ss-00G 11-59-
Sheep-Receipts- 1000 market steady
Uerhers- $500 SOC; lambs. ssooH 100
springs SS-50H l1-5Q-
kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. 40. May 1o--HoEs-tt re
ceIpts. 1900; market lower bulk $500
$50; heavy. se-55 s-65; light, $3.50 $50
pigs sg-75d
Csttle-Receipts $500. market strong;
steers. 1855 01o-sO; stockers. S7-25 q SIS:
calves. s6-5Q q HOO
Sheep-Tseceipts. 5000; market strong;
lambs ss-o0G11-50; yearlings, SS-0Og 1885,
7vethers, $3.50 n 500.
st. Louis Livestock; Close
ST Louis. 40. May 50.-Hugs-Eecetp pts
Z. 900, market steady pigs and lights $3.50
G9.65; heavy Ss-7eG SIS; bulk $3.50 n see
Cattle-Receipts $500. market slow; native
heifers $3.50 1900, COWS S5-5e g 500; slocA-
CTS $500 $50: native calves s6-o0g HOO
Sheep-Receipts $500; market STEADY :
wethers $500 9-oo- clipped ewes $1,000
500 clipped lambs S9-25 2 1859; spring
lamfs $1,000 n 1859
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy Zeiger Hotel-)
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market cents low
err TOP. $3.50; bulk. $40 n s-55-
Cartle-EeceipLs. $500 including 500
calves: beef steers. 10 10 Is cents lower on
TOD. $3.50; bulk SLood S-00i COWS. 10 10 Is
cents lower tor. S6-l5; bulk, Sf-25 q So,
bulk $3.50 q $50; stockers. 10 20 Is cents
lowers. steers. $3.50 "a 1907 cows. 5000
$50: heifers, $500 2 80, calves steady; top.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 market % cents
lower wethers quoted al 500 p $50; ewes
$3.50 q I-00- goats. $500 g 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
BAND CONCERT AT THE FORT
THIS EVENING BY CAVALRY BAND

\ concert will be given this evening
from 7-SO to $50 at Fort Bliss by the
Eighth cavalry band. Rocco Resta. the
leader OF this band. will conduct the
musicians The program follows
March, ~Flagday," Schramm-
Overture. "Panpalusqualm,' Suppe-
Song. The Harbor of Love" Blake.
Selection, Romeo and Juliet" Gruen-
valid.
Waltz. June"
March and twostep. Beautiful Sea, '
Carroll
March. 'Imperator." Sousa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
GARDEN THEATER TONIGHT.

King BaggOt in a two-reel Universal
film entitled Jim Slocum:" Eddie
Lyons and Lee Moran in a delightful
comedy. Good Night Nurse" and two
other good comedies is the bill tonight
at FL Paso's newest and most delightful
theater. The Garden" at the corner Of
Boulevard and St Vrain- "A dime all
the time" Is the price slogan OF this
new amusement place and capacity
houses are proving that IL is meeting a
popular demand-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
BUDS FOR FURNITURE AND fIArI NJ
FOR THE NEW COURT HOl 81 -

BE IT RESOLVED BY TIE CITY 49,, 90 ~, 5S-
GIL OF THE CITY OF Ell PASO. n =. "a
CITY Clerk be and hereby Is dlrectsso 70 - =
vertise for bids for the constr uctlc.l 80
pavement on North Stanton streeIL :, LL 80
the intersection Of the south line Of b .ss-
street TO the north line OF Rio GRANGE - 49,
said pavement in all respects 70 49, 80 ~
with the specifications therefor PIP IL Re
the City Engineer. and now on ne az -
office. which said specifications ha I. 80
approved by this Council Sald ausg.t-Sr
ment shall appear IN each issue OF " -
fetal paper which appears curing .liV ~
ti0l DAYS prior TO the LIST DAY OF Jule- 80
All bids must be sealed and each ne acsoi.l :
panied by a certified check IN the SUI =.
one thousand Isl 0o0.O0l dollars PAY aoiS ~
the Mayor Of the city OF Il Paso- ana y HiSl
shall become the property OF the City IN the
event that the bidder. II successful ooes
not within ten G0) days OF the acSsDt,anets, 30, q
his bid enter into a contract with ths ~
OF Fl Paso 20 complete said pavement N a.
cOrdance with said specifications within 8
months from the time Of the signing OF ne
contract All bids must be filed with the
CITY Clerk on or before ten tl9l O'clock q,
m the 1st day OF June. 1915 The CITY OF
Il PasO reserves the rEht TO reject any o.
all bids Passed and approved this. the 1sth
Tom Lea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
WIGWAM. ..FOUR MONTHs-

The Wigwam today is showing -Four
Months" a Mutual feature, which rs
along unusual lines The story is diff
ferent from any yet offered In moving
pictures II contains a pleasing ro-
nance with a bit Of thrill here and
there Vivian Rich and Alfred Vos-
burgh are the stars.
Friday. The Fighting Germans" a
picture Of the entire battle Of Ivango-
rod. will be shown. II shows the starts
and the battle up TO the fall of the
town The Mutual Film corporation
guarantees the scenes 10 be genuine. The
company also claims that il is the only
picture Of its kind authorized By the
German government for public exhi-
hitfOu ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
Wire VIII Keep
Wilson In Touch With
the St. Louis Convention

St Louis. No. Mey 30.-Worl1 Of pre-
pairing the Coliseum for the Democratic
national convention viii begin Sat1Ir-
day night It is expected the building
viii be ready by June u. two days be-
fore the convention assemblies. on that
date. the entire Democratic national
committee viii meet here TO hear con-
tests for seats in the convention
a private telephone wire viii connect
the Coliseum with the white house dur
ing the sessions of the convention
Applications for more than 100 600
seats have been received. Less than
5000 seats, however. will be available
10 the general public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
Business Chances.


FOR SALE or trade. $4,000 gas stock. s13
Arizona
GOOD business for sale cheap Inquire SOC
z. Overland St Phone 1870
FOR S4IE-small business. good location.
Room for larger Investment Must sell Aus
tia & Co. Lucy. y u
coon location for meat market in grocery
store. good neighbo-hood, cheap rent Phone
800
FOR SALE-Good clean stock groceries and
fixtures Wen located In best town on
Denver road Address Box AS. Vernon, Tex
FOR SAIF-One-half interest IN pool hall,
we'll equipped. doing good business Good
opportunity Cor right man. address Frank
Brady. Box Ts2, B'soee. Ariz-
FOR SAIE-PooI Ian or half interest Lo-
Gated in Invest towd in New Mexico -Four
tables. and other good equipment Estab-
lished business T.. T. Allen. hagdaiena- n n
FOR SAILS mining claims IN the best
vein IN Pinas Atlas. contain gold. silver and
CONFER Have been worked come William
stevens. Box IS. Pinas Atlas. y 81
TT4H capitalists ril investigate copper
prospects In y Mex. and Arizona with OBJ
iect OF huving Must indicate large pro-
duction Describe 1ully- Address n 142
Herald.
FINE BUSINESS OPPOKTUNTTT-wen es-
tabIished growing mercantile business IN Las
Cruces. New Mexico. Last years sales Sss,-
600. Il will take some $1,000 to buy. Reason
FOR selling: I'll health Direct Inquiries 20
The Adair Company Las Cruces y N
FOR SALE-Genera1 mercantile business in
prosperous town with diversified resources
o. farming livestock and mining Can be
obtained on extremely favorable terms II
interested at all this viii suit you Address
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
Cotton Market.


Liverpool COttOni Close
Liverpool Eng May Sg-CotLon so
s-eadv. good 1niddling IS. 81, do; uicdling
- - d.; low middling IS, 50. ia sales
10000 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

a dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown al
your neighbOr's birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
LONDON QUOTATIONS ON
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS

London Eng Nay 3o--The following
r-=re me closing quotations FOR the American
stocks mentioned. in the London market To-
day. with the equivalent New York quota
ton - ~,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

the picture Several night scenes, one
Of them showing an automobile cbarr-
ing along a dark street, with only the
lights and the reflection OF the street
lamps on the pavement visible. have
been contriVed-Ady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
Special Notices.

~~---~--~-~~-~--~-~-~-@-~
PTRE home made butter FOR sale Phi $3.50
Gas STOVES SCI up. moved ard connected
Phone 1850
W4STFD-To care for children BY day or
week. good home Address E ~ care Herald
NICE clean American made hot tamaIes.
Phone 524i-
E0TSF'S TRANsFER-Phone 1850. Prompt
and reliable service
MYRTLE TRADING PLACE
Office moved TO 1870 Myrtle Ave
R4RCIFY custom made corsets. guaranteed
-E-ourhout Phi 81 for appointment Mrs.
Y Iange. Corsetiere, sol " Oregon
CARPENTER will figure new or repair
work, porches and garages specially.
Phone s6ss J.
DOCTOR AUER.
chronic diseases. Diseases Of women Eer.
vo,ls diseases 212 Herald Bldg
PTBTIC stenogrspher solicits work by con
r-ert from small firms who desire an ex-
rrrienced stenographer- Rates reasonable.
Phone cfT6.
FOR TEN DAYS nice plants at reduced
7rices- Astors. Verbens- Petunis and Snap
Drazons. 80 cents Pc dozen. also other
,rs-fs al reduced prices. Wrisht's Nursery
60. 5o2 y. Piedras- Phone s76s
T4OTFS Won need not be Inundated with
an embarrassing growth OF superfluous hair
~ I n Schrnidt's method takes the hair
ont Nv the roots 10 depilatory or electro
isis used. Best Of references Call or write
fo- particulars Free demonstration 1o5 y.
santa Fe. Phone 4i5s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

Lost and Found.

LOsT-3s degree diamond ring. VIII identlf,
Tel $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

CLOSE N APARTMENTS
REASONABLE SUMNER RATES
ROBINSON APIS, cor. san An
tonic and St Nrain- Three rooms
and glassed IN porch
RAMSEY APIS, 22z-s ".
Missouri five rooms and porch.
PALMS COURT. 531 W MIS-
souri, three and four rooms.
furnished or unfurnishsd.
Fisk-Ramsey Realty &c.
Phone 1913
ATSTTN APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
Modern close ia. three and four rooms. reas-
enable rates
BINKLEY APARTMENTS.
SO Upson Ave. close In. new. modern, =
SYLVIA APARTMENTS.
Ochoa and River walking distance Near
new high school New. modern. room apis
LAMBETH APARTMENTS.
1924 Epson Ave Elegant large & room apt
sleeping porch, SIS
Sof san Antonio ST. Phone 4so0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
FT PASO HERALD
Siha,ion, Wauted-FemaIe

Situations Wanted-Female
-----~~---~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~ ,-.,,e- will
RELIABLE, experienced house -, FOR
care for home q Fl Paso family r
summer. references given Ms -
Phone 4644.
WELL educated woman Of 80 win ,Ii, -, com
experience. wants place as -, -cference
panion 10 elderly lady can give relele ii1
Address B. A. care Herald
Wanted-ReaI Estate.
WANTED or room house lIo-- atfs No
only Part trade Must be r easg 1910
agents. Address r V. W eaIs az=5--=
Wanted-Bids.
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STOCK MEN ATIENAiOg, - ,,,,sr-
We are able TO furnish butteriiiiA ,ii lent
Titles FOR feeding purposes anu VIZ"
bids for same after June AN NJ %
Rio Girande Valley Creainefss -
BUDS FOR FTRYTTTPF AND FIXTURES
FOR THE NEW COURT hOt II, 80.
Bids will be received al the oItics % -, -
undersigned in the court house az ,o4c
Texas. until 10 o'clock a. m july !, nj
FOR all wood marble and steel IuInl' - -. -
equipment and for the electric lignt - s ~
for the new court house, jail anu
ium. 81
For floor plans for wood and msr -t,te. y VI
a deposit Of ten dollars viii pc - - h.
All specifications and conlltloHS -S
obtained al the auditors office
Roy D. Barnum
County Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

IOST-Saturday. black and gold brooch will
pearl setting Phone $3.50. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30
Wanted-ReaI Estate.

WANTED or room house iIol- - NJ
only Part trade Must De Iea9J $3.50
agents Address r Y. ". care IS-s--e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

run home made butter foF sale. Pa $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-30

TWO rooms and kitchen. partly furnished.
bath and private entrance hot and colo
water new apartment with builtin featur g,
everything uptodate. reasonable rate Cali
sos Mesa in rear or Cornelia Annex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
CABARET AND DANCE MONDAY
Interesting f;ntcrtaiIE:sn! has Been
Arranged fur 1eretit Of tie
Ten2ie.

An interesting Entertainment has
been arranged fol the Elk auditor
iun OF next Monday evening, com
naencing at $50 o'clcc!:. Il ZTill BIS
J. cabaret and dance and 2 buffet sup
ner vii! ts served. The proceeds
will Is fer Ills be!.5gtit OF tbs Temple.
The following vel! known artitts will
appear or the program:
sert F:oze, the boy who Whistles;
Morris sheferman, baritone yoIoist;
Clarence Sutton, IN selections; Miss
BIanchs Levy singing character COM
Medicine, Misg Minnis Shear ard Per
c. Schwartz, opponents of tbs mod
ern DANCE; Bernard Hamilton, III sell
setioaz; Mss Ida Ullnasa, v!elin So
lo.zt Louis Brov9,. singer of Ethiop.
i2n .as!caiss:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
Engine Recently Purchased
by Alexandria

AS was stated in the Gazette that
day, the new automobile fire engine
recently added to the department OF
this city. was given an official test last
Thursday as to it's power and road
endurance. The test was under the
supervision of Thomas Robinson, sup
erintendent Of machinery of the DIS
trict of Columbia, and the apparatus
was operated by Fl. S. Bel: deliver
ing engineer Of the La France Com
pany, of Baltimore, which furnished
':hc engine. The apparatus WIS built
at Elmirc, New York.
A number fcity officials ard others
were present at the trial Of the .ap-
paratus.
The following is the official report:
The test began at $3.50 IL. n. Dur
ing the first two hours the engine
was operated. under an average pres
sure Of 11G pounds pump pressure,
81 pounds nozzle pressure, using 500
feet of 1-2 inch hose on one side OF
pump and 100 feet IL inch hose on
the other side S;amesc to l is incn
nozzle, giving displacement Of 5l%
gallons.
] The second test occupied ore hour,
using 500 feet Of . - inch hose in
to 1 inch nozzle, giving displacement
of ESQ gallons Of water Il minute with
200 pounds pump pressure and "a
pounds nozzle pressure.
Third test of one hour with so feet
of. hose, $50 pound pump prc"surc at
1875 nozzle pressure into rs nozzle
with displacement Of about IS gal-
Ions OF water {. minute.
After the pump test al endurance
trial was given the engine. Crying
seventeen men the apparatus made Il
run Of twenty lniles- The test were
made without stopping. the motor at
any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
WILL EECTUKE"ON P.JL

Prof. Samuel j. McWatters. Of the
American University, Washin;- 1cn, D.
c., will deliver an address, on 81. Paul
in Roberts Chapel, on south Wash
iugton street, tomorrow night at s
o'clock. The professor is a Bible scho-
lar and all authority on life of ST.
Paul. He has taught sacred oratory
in Boston University school
Of theology, and occupica the
same chair IN The American Inivcr.
sity. He spent several years in Eng
land and Germany with theo!agians.
Special music will be rendered on the
OCCASION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
WILL TEST AERiAL Truck

II. S. Bell. delivering engineer for
the La France Company, CT tie Bal
timorc branch, after the city Shall
have accepted the new auto engine
recently purchased for the Alczan-
dria Fire Department, will &C 20 An
napolis, Nd, which city has purchased
Il 55.foot aerial truck, built " the
La France Company. Several Alex
andrians viii visi:. Anns1clis ~ that
occasion and witness the testing of
this modern. fire fighting dcv."c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
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NEW MACHINE At POST OFFICE
Cancpl!ing Devics Can HaHe.2 700
Letter Per Minute


Thc Ale%:andrio City Post Office
has, within the past few days, had in
stalled ,.Gir carc:'ling machine
which il every way, far exceeds the
ono it replaced.
Business people and other! who
send out heavy mail viii be interest
ed to know its capacity, which they
will greatly fac;litate by arranging
letters systematically and punching
thcra together.
Il is capable OF running thro seven
hundred letters per minute ard on
one evening between three end eleven
O'Clock registered eight thousand
seven hundred and fourteen.
From mechanical stand point it
is interesting 10 mole that, as it SUI
passes the sid machine in speed and
accuracy, 50 does. it in simplicity of
construction, and is much easier to
operate. Altogether; The Postmaster ls
very fortunate to have secured it.
suco il! had Just been sent TO the
Washington Office for trial and is the
second ono issued.
While it WAS awaiting the test, the
Postmaster made rcGl,isition for u
rcw rlacElH@ with this result and it
wiil. without doubt, add much TO the
efficiency of the oiIice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
ZEN fICIAL TEST PLAN THREE. DAAQUETs
Lawyers, Automobilists and Athletes
Will Give Annual :,
Dinners. ~. ;

Lawyers from all parts of North
crn Virginia will CONE to Alexandria
next Saturday to attend the annual
meeting of the bar Association of the
Sixteenth judicial Circuit of Virginia.
The session of the association will
be held at - o'clocl: in the Elks' au-
ditorium. John S. Barbour, Of Fair
fax Courthouse, will preside and make
his annual address. The election OF
aiiicers will follow.
AT the conclusion Of tic meeting
the annual dinner will be held at the
Hotel Ramncl In addition to the
members OF The association there will
be a number Of invited guests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
NOTICE.

Members Of Ssrepta Lodge 20. IS
I. o, G. F. arc hereby notified 10 at
tend called meeting tonight ct Odd
Fellows, Hail north Columbus st, 70
make arrangements fer the fitaarsl OF
Bro. P. 'F. simnEo1, which will
take place Sunday, afternoon Jan.
9Th. Members Of Potomac Lodge are
invited to attend.
Ey order OF Noble Grand.
G. N, EAuCH, secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-08
Washington. D. c.
January 6, 1916.
Yours Sincerely,
lSignca) CLARK GRIFFITH.

George p Coleman, State Highway
commissioner Of Virgin:a: a. Ratchel.
der, Of The executive committee Of
Ike American &A;t0mop::c Association
and Z. /. ferguson, head OF tie tour
;:lc section Of the American Autono-
oile .isacc;at:or, have accepted in
vitatio..s to make adG-e2EeS ct the
ANITA; ttmqua3 CT tto A.,a%ardri:!
Autonlobila Cab to he held on Janu-
a.. 26!l,.