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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

~ Das Npnppner Som.
lie e, bas einyelebt poroen ii, utn
has britiide Bolt 5ur grDbten Spars
famtett gu beranlaien, Bat oura
bas offtSielle Na9ri9tenbureau elm
Manifelt erlaien, bas ben Rleioerz
Ailrus Der engli1den 5rauen beftis.
serurteilt. Die Dertreterinnen oes
i90nen @eialsbts fpsrcen oufseforz
bert, rur bann reue &lei0er all fau=
zen, tpen1 lie bieielben unbebingt
brauaen unb teine foltipieltsen
3ite, S@ube, StriimpIe, 9anb<
i4ube unb @6leier me6r gu traz
npf1 /.
9ie al II III E Ser otne=
rifanii6en &apitalanlasen in Rnnaba
betrug i'm Sabre 1913, mad 8eredz
nunsen elmer Jab3eituns in Sorontp,
$685., SC4, 900, segen $417, 143,O 900 in
1911 ulo $279,O76.O0O in 1909.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Ments aug MusrQ1iue.
Sn Ser am Spnntuo aboe6alte

- Sn Ser am Spnntug aboefaltez
men MISUNDERSTANDING ser CD. :
lutberiiden 3i%onsgemeinoe lpurbeu
fclsea0e Seldliiiie ~olsenonmren: l..
paB lbies5l1 foniirmirenpcn &illber mint
oeitens IA Sabre alt iein miiiien big
gum l.. Suli oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
2. hB gftern, Sic lire ail1ocr nibt
%fonfirnliren laiIeil, feline @licber BET
@erneilbe iein fonnen; 3. oaB allf oem
Spielplus biater Scr sa5l1le cine Mlls
toulobl : Gemile erburt ncrScn Ipll.
Sic orei Sru1tees Sp6dlln IpeG @ilS
belm Sdmars unS Sttp ainpIet bilben
Dos Sall : Committee. 3lpei 1tel1e
0lieoer ipuroeu in sic 8en1einSe alf
genpnlmen.
Sic @bite Collar Sampler ainie
miro bolo Dos oIte 2agerbal1s OH SET
Slubfrpnt abrciBen l11o on rciien Stel@
lie Cit nlppernes @ebdl1oe fir oen Sal
.lasierz atnb 6rndlt &erfehr errid]tcn
ld1leil. gttt Den .gdllarbclten lpl 10
balp mic m6aIib begprtlen ipcrben.
Sim fon1menhen Sienstag uto Miittz
lppd] fiubet bier Sic Staats Gpllpene
ton bon 9elesatel1 oes Gpnai slrcaz
MINI Srbens 1tatt. Cine grnSc Sctheie-
ligullg mfrs erlpartet.
Sn ser beutiden epangeliidul Sir
die iinoen bon lldd)ltem Spnntag al
sic 8ottcsbienitc linn 10 l1br Ntpreens
ltatt, mdbreno oicSonntagsIhule Nladz
mitta9s lln ? l1br begtunt. Sim Spnnz
tag finoct bic 9rilfung uno &pnfirmaz
tipn Ser piesiabrisen 9%pnfirn1auoen
lfatt. Nm Ibcnb< fdllt sic S%llgenoberz
ems Gerlummluu9 uno engltlher
G%ottespienf aus.
Sic $4,000 Sdabencriasflase bon
5enrp glellin9 gegen Santes GrpB
lpuroe pprgelferlr bonn &ldgcr I'M Sc
ridt 5uriidge5pscn.
8egen &erfaufs bon bcrarlldenoen
8ctrdr1fe1 pbne 2i5ens ip1rbe Senrl)
&ein ppu Spipbeab Sslann perbaftet
unp 9eitcrn pom Gidlter inter $500
8ilr9ldaft Observation-Disclosures iibers
nieieu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Clinton gonntp I'M @edtsnrcit seseu
Scott Gountn.

Cine alage, in Ser 5. g. Sanien
oils County allOitor bon Clinton
'Gonntp BON Dem Scott Goll1tp Der
Ilangt, oob oieies fir sic Gflege BON
Soc EeItel, einem Yntientem IN ser
ltaatlldlell .Srrenanitalt gu Stpepe1-
Poenete, So, be5abIt, mllbe ge1tern mn
Scott Goltntp 9e5irfsaeridt anban=
gig genudt. Die &lager bebaupten,
Dob Nsltel an is. allguit 1915 Don
e11ler sSlrp I'M Scott Gpuntp als irr-
tll111llg erflart mor0en lpar, 1lno oaB
Destalb oos Scott County Sic Soften
tllr leile Gflese gu bc5ablen babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
George g. Code int 8unocsscbcim
6ienit 6cf1rocrt.

6relrnoc bon @errn u11o Nral,
@eorge 2ode, Ole iriiber in Iapen-
port mobnten, 1peroen. irtereliirt lein,
81 boren, bob &err 2ofe BON Dem
gulloesgebeimoienlt, Sen er bisber
i'm Observation-Disclosures gu 81
Nalo perridtet batte, ltad Dem ia.
fspe5ialagenten6iltrift i'll Ietroit per-
lett moroen lit. SEER 2ofe mar rN=
Der bier NIT elmer Der groBen Cages
5%eitlungen iDcrbunoen. 5.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

Cine 9abb @%pblfa6rts G%anrpagnc
ipurDe bier gelfern erDfIlet uab miro
bis sum Snulltag beibleibetl. @eltern
mar Nc9iltrirlln95tag fiir Sic Babies;
6eute gicbt es freie belpeglidje giloer
in1 Galace 1beater bon 8 bis II ll6r
@ornittas5 ncbit Gortras bon 81. Nrz
thur Stelaoler BON Ser mcDi5iniid]en
@btbeilnns Ser gtaat5 : llniperlitat in
Soipu Gitp. am 9tadnnittag gabpz
gltsitclras in Ser Stnntlnlle. am
Sprata9 lpc5ieler @abp Spnntag i'll
hel1 &irdjen llno bon 2 6is 5 llhr Nusz
ltcllung in Ser Staotballe.
81. II. Is. Mepers, Gin irii6ererginz
tpob1er npn @oscplp SpunIbip. Scr
oprse1terl1 0fprsen i'll Ilebo, ST., gez
ltorben lit, nllroe geiteru allf oen1Nlosz
toip Srteobpf beeroist. Gin 6er5leioeu
par bic Spbesurlade. ST.. Meger5
lultroe an ii. sNtli 1886 III Muscaz
tine Gplnltp gebpren uno fat bis Dor
etniaen ,Sabrcn in Miosepsp SolpnIbip
getcbf. CT hinterlabt iei1e Satin,
5iret Sinner, oie Mlutter ltro mebrere
@riiocr ulo Sdmeltcrn.
Scr Mllscatiue so Gllb bielt oieier
Sogc int gllscatine 5ptel cine gl1tbe@
llldltc ltlo iltcreIaute Gerianmlll1na
ab, BET nelder Sic 6erren~G. 6. @eBuu,
60. Sdmiot, Sl1gp Sin1prt, Sranf 3.
Sbrppp uno @orrp 6. Spencer bon
9aperpprt ll1lo :. 6. Sbufelbt bon
Ses @|oines sueesel1 paren uno inz
terellaltte gnlpraden an Sic Geriumnz
lung bteIten be5ii9lid Der Irbeiten oes
Nn5eiscns III 3eitungeu uno @erbreiz
thug Der NSetbpoe bc5 mooernen an~
5%eiselpelens. M%ngebDrige bes IozgIubs
perlprodlen, BET @elegenbeit 5u Ser
Ialnmlllngen bes Mb Clubs nud) 9a=
pelport 5u geben.
Ser County : St19elllcltr y. Sdlb@
fab bcrtdtete Dem 5uperuiIorenratb,
bab CT I'M p%erflpnenen Sabre cine Strez
cfc bon 5000 Meileu inn Gpulltp 5llz
rild9elegt babe, nm Die 8riiden uuo
lpnItise &c9earbeitel1 SIT beoufiihtisen
uno 5l inlpi5iren. Ser Sngelieur miro
in 3ufnnft eincu a%iiiltcnten erbalten,
Der inn bel iciner anltrengeoeu arbeit
bcbillfli6 leiu faur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Set 9e,tofrat, 9abenport, Soma.

Naitor 8. Malh fat bon ser Spe,,=
Dc oes aaiiers ioeben ourd oos aai-
lerlih GeltidJe @eneralfoninlat iii
Chicago Die geadrid)t erbaIten, aplr=
Dc gleid5eitig aber audi oaral,f altf=
lnerfianl gemadt, oaB Die lleberlen=
Dung oes @eidenfes NIT Hiidiid)t
ollf Die b~eliebenoe Storllng bes Nolt-
parfebrs eiiIapeilen unterbleibe1t
muB. Iie 3%lle1uoung miro NIT ser
l1aditen lid) bieteroen @elesenbeit err
folgct
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
Ser Nerliner Wereir

- Ser BerIiner Weretn
CUR TOrberuns Der 8lumenpflese in
Der 9bile bat feline Sdtigteit au6
pdbrenb bes &rieges NIT suteln @r-
.folge fortsefebt. SIN porisen Sruhs
jabr iourben mebr ats $4,000 pflan=
aenItedlinse oil ebenio piel @dultinz
Der abgeseben, UNI lie unter Mnleie
ting bes 2ebrers gu 9nuie gu pile.
gen unb aum Bliben All brinaen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
MISUNDERSTANDING iol III aaDeu-
-. burt a6gegaltem ucrbcn.

~ "=tS Ea-lFf -HtsHs ~ ~" - afs 80 Z
llnionarbeiter oes go,15en 5taates
meroe'1 IN oieiem 5riibiabr III Dapen=
port einc gerlaml1lling abbalten; 1pie
S&. Strief, per Nrdiioellt ser sSotud
yeoerotion of 2abor befanrtt nad)te.
S1ele gerlammllrng miro ser aot1=
BENTON abneln, bie al1genblidlid i'll
Ses Wtoines abgebalten miro.
gei oieler g%erlammll1ug lol nidt
llir tilr 'oie M%nper6ulg 1,el,er Mit-
glieoer agitirt per0elr, ionoern Ser
treter anoerer @erllfe ionen fir sic
Srganilirung i~ntereiiirt tperoen. Dus
gel1alte Datlm Der gerianumlllng lou
.lpater befal1nt gen1adt 1peroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

riid: <
sd osrbiets S6nen, onaubalten!
1eiltanosn! llebriaens lit es Slpsdz
fos. Sd tann ie16it lsnten."
Sin Wirrparr BON Gebonten
ourdqucrte mein fieberEdft erreqtes
9lrn: Marum bat er Denn nidt Den
Wo9en genommen, ipabrenb i9 bic
Saustbire 5uidlob?
Gr erriet6 nobl meme @eoanten,
oenn er iastl:
SD ipolite bon sS6nen 3efobren
tperben. 9enn Bate id sS6ren Wo=
gen felbit aelsntt, 10 pare er mir bel
meiher Nntunft binoerlid geporten.
Sd mare aufsefalen. nnb sic, Sic
idneigea."
Bon ba an begonn cine lautloie
Jabrt. Wir burhausrten geqenoer1,
osrer unouraorinsii@e IinierniB
uniere S9eintperfer b%urdbpb.ten,
Fubren our@ tiefbuntle Walber. iber
gelalenes 2aub, our6 i9lafenoe
Oorfer, in benen 6unoe iaut onl6Ia=
gen.
Dor einem poli3eigebduos perIud.e
~ mob emma. gu balten, aber Der
Wtann 5tpallg mid nit einem Sritt,
Den SUB bonn pebal gu ne6msn:
nWeroammt. 5obren sic meiter!
S1e tpthsn. auf einen 2eidnam inehr
tcmmt es mir niht an"
Dobei 5iidte er oas me7er.
Ger S9red ld6mte mi9.
sd mar %nnbepaffnet, id eatte
Weib, &inber gu 6ouie.
Soute i9 mein 2eben ppfern. UNI
plelei9t ben Sob meiner Nadbarn gu
RIDDEN?
Wir glitten peiter.
Mufseideudte Salen liefen ibsr
unferen Meg in Der Seae un5erer
S9einperfer.
81 Der Mann bDbnte: \
.Meine Sbee 1T einfod, aber gut.
Die goli5ei re9net nun nit Der
Sdneaigteit ibrer Genbarmen. gs
fp1ro teinem /. ben 5inn fommen,
morgen Mittaa in Orleans ben nrbez
Der bes am 8orabenb Bel Sens be-
gange:.,n 8erbredens gu Iuden.
Muf bic giienbahn bdtte ih parten
miiFen, Die 8eamten %Ipioniren uns
na9 uno i9reiben un5 auf. gs lebe
bas Nutomobil!"
Sd hattie nur nod cine Soffnuna:
bic panne. So, i'd lernte bielen @ei=
~tesaufan. fennen, in benz mar 1ebnz
ildtg cine penne be-beipuniGt.
Sin. eiRfd@er Sob, unb ih enttam
pieaeift Der .infamen Mitldulc -.
Die Bummis paren nod neu!
@onte id einen l1nfan iimuliren2
Mber Der Mann lieB fid nidss porz
MADDEN. er lpar ielb1t. gbauffeur.
Wtr fubren petter.
3peimal 5atte id f6on ben Meg
na6 Orleans eemadt. Sd fannie
jebe 8iesung. Sd fano ben Wee nit
Ell taunli6ef &lar9eit. Ser Mann
trieb mid an:
n8orpdrts, i9neler %porpdrts!!"
On einem Mbbans ba6te ia: Sin
Sob; elm freitpiIiger Sob in Der
@dludt. 9ann bate i'd audi ben
Mann gum Sooe pe%rurt5eilt.
Mber midi and. lnb ib berfludte
meme 5eiebeit. Mnitatt bic areatur
nieber5ufdlagen ooer aus5:.liefern,
6alf i9 ibr entfomme1 -. Wie
babe i'd ben glencen gu leinem 3iele
gefiibrt2 - Wie bin If suriidgetomz
men, pbne elmer menf9lid9en 9eele gu
besegnen2 - @ie fam es, baB i6 in
einen tiefen 5hlaf fanf, uus Dem i'd
erit Bel benem Saseslidt erpa@ts9 =
Sd Iprang Gus meihem 8ett.
Man pirb bas Nerbrehen entoedt
huben, bas grauiige pierfade 8erbrez
Den, beilen elenber Mttihuloi9er id
ssmorben por. - Sc lit furdtbar!
-llnb bas @eltiamIte 1T. oaB id
crit in bic Garage geben mubte, in
Der mein Wasen NIT ben nagelneuen
Bneumatifs 1tanb, meme Nadborn
bic autsn Duports pieoer1eben mubte,
INN MIDI gu iiberseusen, oab ales nur
ein Sraum mar, Elm Sraum, ZEN
irsenein @pabpoeel, Der Radts an
meiner Sausslode 5os, in meinem
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
ySas trodcne 9l,nerifan.

Or. Sra eanorit9, elm aemdperen5-
saopofat bon 1tationalem Mlrf, miro
ON Sorntag Nad)ntittaa I'M 8 l1br
llber rEos tr9fene N%nlerifa" in ser
eplparb gaptiitenfitde ,,iiltil @or=
trag balten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08

Saben Sic i&on 0Io NeiIfio,,
Bier probtrt? @lei9 NIT Dem beiter
'lntportirten @ier r,16 empfoblen bot,
ben Doftoret1. Mod Sslono Bretpi,q
COMPANY. (afna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
8ettfeDcru

tperbe1tSura 9ampf gut nNb btDfe as
retnist.- BetthberaHSe ,perber desua.
fdex unS sendbt. iofpte Naatre t-n n,
exSGebefert
Gans Basner, 1113 mtfl. 3 etr.
.Odsentsrt. Sssnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-08
0rci meiterc 8latternfallc beridtet,

Die nadltc6enoen @latternfdue
4pllroen 9eltern oem geiunbbeitsomt
1lno Ser &oli5ei geneloet. Die brei
Sauler, lit 0elren Die grfrahften tpoh-
men, 'pl1roen unter 9l,arantane &c.
ltellt:
@eorae Meier, ia melt Siab ct.
Mlfreo alt, $50 @opell Strabe.
aatbrDn Serbs, 213O &%odi,g6am
&oao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

FOR SALE-Two coal stoves and
one cash register, at 1901 King
street. 25S-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
FOR SALE

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED--5o
suits of clothes $500 to $500,
25 canvas work coats, $3.50 to
$500; 35 riding saddles, $500 to
$1,000; $50 bed comforts SO cents
to So. so; blankets; $500 stock
mems shoes So to So. so; 8 new
chifoniers $3.50 to $500; Is
large second hand corpets $3.50 to
$500; metal beds So. SO to So. rs;
metal couches; new round ex-
tension tables 800 to $1,000; Is
mating rugs, s2.9S to S3.49; 100
yards crex carpet, sc yards wide
45c yard; IS new velvet rugs 36x
y 1898 to Sd so; 6 rugs 9x12
$13.75 to $3.50; 6 rugs 8X10
$3.50 to S13.5 so; l large crex
rug 12x15 $780,; ! large brussels
rug 12x15 cost about $4,000 will
sell at $500; creX rugs Sx10
$500; 4 crex rugs 6x9 $4.25; it
will pay wou to look at our stock.
We can sure save you money.
Bernheimer and Co., 200 King St.
259- st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

At s125 per yard we very good quality sge-som Of
Cheviot fnsh-42 inches wide.
comprehensive showing SO and 5ch Serges $780, $
$780, $3.50 $500 per yard
"TRICOTNE" is MATERIAL showing decided twill This
adaptable for the popular dress and tailored SUITS
1t shown in blue and back-54 inches wide $3.50 yard
BRoADCLOTH range of the leading coor-sponged and
shunl good quaity54 Spec
ial value ;. $2.5Oyard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
WANTED
WANTED General servant to go
to Philadelphia. Good wages. APP
DIV to 81 Rosemont Avenue. 258-3t

WANTED-Ten girls at Klots Silk
Mill, Wages $3.50 per week while
/ learning; experienced hands can
earn from Sc. 90 to $500 per week.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply
at mill, corner Pitt and Wilkes
street 242-3Ot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
FOOTBALL ON BORDER
CONTINUED from First Page)

Continued from First Page) 81
nent kitchen detail Baumbardner
has been appointed musician, and
Hume as company mechanic.
A share Of the special guard de-
tails allotted to the First regiment
for November have been picked from
Company G.. The military guard to
protect the First National Bank in
Brownsville, through which the Gov
ernment's funds for pay and main
tenance of troops. in this district are
handled, will include Lieutenant
Knight, Sergeant Leefgreen, recently
promoted and first class privates.
Greiner, Davis, Shinn, and Harry
Belts. Joe Morgan has been chosen
for service with the military police,
who keep the soldiers on their good
behaviour when they visit Browns
Vile. The rice mill, where quantities
of valuable government stores are
housed, and the field hospital for the
Brownsville district, which adjoins
the Virginian's camp, will probably
also be policed by details from Com
pany G, this month.
In spite Of improvements to the
camp that might indicate Texas
winter, members of the company are
still looking for change in their
status here shortly after the election.
The tents have been equipped with
electric lights, and straw mattresses
provided for the cots, to keep the
early morning chill out of the mems
spines. Boarding-in of the tents
and providing hot-water bathing
facilities, ordered recently by the War
Department, has not yet commenced
The open sides of the Y. NJ. G.. A.,
recreation shelter have, however, been
boarded up, indicating that the as
ISOLATION expects to see service with
the Virginia or some other troops
here this winter.
Several members of the company
have received ballots for voting by
mail, and returned them to their reg
istrars. 1t is believed they have been
marked invariably for straight
Democratic ticket. Private Co. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

FOR SALE-Largc black mare, s
years old; close built; works any,
where. C. +. NJ. Lewis, Manas-
sas, Va. 259-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
Notice

The partnership heretofore exist
ing. between Robert P. Whitcstone
and William l.. Rammel under the
firm name and style of Whitestonc
and Ra-nmcl, has by mutual consent
been dissolved. All persons indebted
to the said firm are requested to
make settlement of their indebted
ness at once, and all persons to
whom the firm arc indebted are re-
quested to present their accounts
for settlement.
ROBERT z. WHITESTONE
WILLIAM l.. RAMMEL
25S-Gt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
Notice.

Robert P. Whitcstonc has engaged
in the produce and commission bust
ness, and Whitestone and Clark, un-
der the firm name Of Alexandria
Wholesale and Commission Mcr-
chants, are conducting their business
at the corner of King and Lee
Streets in the City of Alexandria
Thanking my friends for their pat
ronagc in the past, l solicit con-
tinuance Of the same, which l shall!
cndcavor to deserve by careful az,
tcntion to business and consideration
for al my customers.
ROBERT P. WHITESTONE.
258-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

sTORAGE-Furniture and household
goods stored. Call or phone for
rates. C. and P. phone So. Mount
Vernon Auto Company, lis N. St.
Asaph street. 1oS-ot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION


We, The undersigned, hereby give
notice that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Us under the
firm leamc and style of Lowenbacf
Brothers, is this day dissolved by
nutual consent. MI persons indebted
to the said firm or having claims
against the said firm are requested
to call at 900 King street, Alexan-
dria, Va, for settlement Of the
same.
JOSEPH LOWENBACH.
CHAS. r. LOWENBACH.
(Lowenbach Brothers).
257-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

FOR SALE = Handsome colonial
residence, lot 123xSS, with garage,
northwest corner Duke and St.
Asaph streets; residence Of late DIR.
Thos. S. Gibson. Price $1,000. APP
ply Gibson's Drug Store. 238-24t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

FOR SAFE Horse, carriage and
harness, for want Of use. Apply to
j. R. Eddington, King street road.
z55-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06

GOING IN BUsINEss-Wall paper
from Sc single roll, Sc double roll
up. Rooms papered $3.50 up.
Special prices for 20 days only. H.
a. Mudd, 1873 south Fairfax street.
259-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-06
Alexandra City Duekpin Leagues
Standing of the Clubs.

Schedule-Week Of Noy.6th.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Virginians.
Tuesday,. NJ. S. L. VS.. Cardinals
Wednesday Old Dominions VS..
Dreadnaughts.
Thursday-Co Commerce VS.. Snorters.
;Friday-Sou-Ry. VS.. Indians.
The Washington times., 1916-05-05
How to Win One of These Prizes

able write
words
spelling win not be accepted
number
words
store b2s Eleyenth street North
of to nd
this
Have
The Washington times., 1916-05-05
WEAR WIGS? never,
SAY LOCAL SINGERS
Talent for Community Grand
Opera viii Cling to Natures
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The hair line has been drawn by the
Community Singing society
In making measurements for the cos
TUNES for the principals who are to APP
pear In the municipal grand opera pro-
duction OF Martha the latter part OF
this month, the matter OF wigs was
suggested!
The measurements were being made
yesterday afternoon and last night, ana
when the word wig was mentioned the
young women who have been selected
to slns the important roles In the opera
looked at each other and at the measur-
ing expert.
And they also looked AZ the I'M
usually handsome head Of hair that
each of them is fortunate enough to
pc.ssess! All their own hair: too! a IN
a sort of emphasized chorus that Mu-
the world to have the chorus copy for
the production at the Belasco.
You WILL" replied the measurer.
That Is as far as the measurer got.
simply looked at him and then held a
private meeting. They are willing to
sacrifice all sorts of things for the sake
Of art and civic pride. But shall they
sacrifice the beauty that nature has
ing?
Up to yet they haven't decided.
Whether they will wear wigs or not,
however. ia n matter which they must
decide soon. The costumes have been
ordered. Measurements were made yes
terday afternoon snd last night.
Rchearsals for dances and groupings
of the chorus commepced yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at tho Strong
John Thompson School under the d.
rection Of Stage Manager Fred Frear.
The principals will renearse the music
and acting on alternate days at the
residence Of Musical Director Albert
Harmed. I'LL Thirteenth street, every
day except Sunday. The schedule for
rehearsals OF the chorus has not yet
been made out. but II IL probable that
at least three rehearsais viii be held
next week and practically every after
noon and night from that time.
The Washington times., 1916-05-05

advantageous position to his pretty
bridc. That was two years ago.
They are q tiny bit nervous" ex-
plains Lady Alice, opening one of the
roomy gilt cages and taking out q
dozen or two assorted rodents, which
climb eagerly over her arms and
shoulders and cuddle up cosiiy against
her neck. Then she extracted q pair
OF real. live cats from another cage,
and you can believe II or not but
the. number OF white. gray. and now
city mixture ratio remain Unchanged
Maybe It's hypnotiem and maybe
It's slcight- of-hand, but those cats
and rate Of Lady Alioe's actually
seem to meet on q platform OF apper-
ent brothsIly love and sympathetic
Lady Alice explained the nervous
!"They'vs always ssS; worked in vauds-
Vile before and they aren't used 10
the constant noise and the bisness OF
Lady Alice thereupon reached into
cage and brought out a smart little
rodent who can blow a toy horn.
Marcella is there with her highly
trained cockatoos and her fire-defy.
ing raven, The Japanese jugglers are
there, and the brisk little terriers who
play Tho Last Rose OF Summer" with
their tingling harness, and the sans
fat. dapple gray horse that seems q
have been galloping slantingly arount
| the ring for generations 10 there, and
the poor brown bear on roller skates
is there-and the slack wire artist Il
there, and the steam Roller clown act
The Washington times., 1916-05-05
CATS AND RATS PLAY
LIKE LITTLE PALS
Pets Of "Lady Alice" Give Real
Exhibition Of BrotherIy Love
In Circus.

The notorious "Cat and Mouse Act"
designed to keep the militant sutra-
gettes from voluntarily starving In
tails, In not the model for the Lady
Alice" act, which In to appear among
the galaxy Of wonderful performances
In Barnum q Bailey's circus. MONDAY
and Tuesday, May and ..
Lady Alice will be seen In charm-
ing evening gown. putting her long
tailed pets through their stunts oil u
and out and around about lot Of
gilded apparatus. including ladders
swings and treadmills.
Lady Alice who. by the way. Ia Q
much prettier young woman than ths
average animal trainer of her sex. re
Gently consented to be interview on the
pertinent question: "How did yo, sue
coed in making the Cat and mouse lie
down together, as IL wereT
Il married this act. That's how. SAID
Then follows the story OF womsn's
love, a mans chlvalry, and a new name
for one OF the holdest acts ever pro-
duced. Lady Alice used to be q regular
actress playing inRenuc parts with Rob-
ert Downing, In "The Gladiator" IN the
| '1egit-" She went on the sta2e along
about the time she began 20 write hei
age in two n.ures. Then she was
Madge In "Olu Kentucky" for -four
seasons. She's a Kentucky girl. by
the way.
And all that time the rats were this
sole property and act Of man. Their
Lady Alice took q flyer into vaude'
WILLIE, net and loved the rat act, play
ing on the Same bill. and you can tus'
about guess the rest-of course. the,
were married.
Now comes the mans chivalry. Die
he continue his act under the nam,
Of Graham's Creeping Wonder. o,
words to that effect? Not he! Mr.
Graham r. a Denver chap and Colo
RADIO In a suffrage State.
The name of the act was changed
following the nuptials, to Lad,
| Alicc's Pets" and Mr.. Graham. tn,
originator and patient trainer OF thu
animals, modestly stepped out Of th'
] center Of the spotlight, giving tina