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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14

Die 9entideH meIoen, Sas lie in
Ger @cgeno ,pon gimb bis snml 8. Se-
britar nenn Cffi5iere mno 682 Gol-
oaten gefangen genpmmen uno 80
Dfald)iHepgeldike niD siuei Waimeu-
luerfer erbeittet bnben. gei Gte
Wfarie-a-BD in Der g6ampaane nah
men bic 9entidem Gtellnnaen Ser
Jran5oIen, Die iidJ iiber 700 g)arbs
eritreften nn6 nadten 4 Cffisiers
lno 2O2 Sp!baten 81 Wefamaenen.
NproDitlidj pun SoiiIons, maize
Der xanbltrafle bon Grpg, fjaben bic
Neafid)en einem frnnsOiiidJrn Ora.
ben genDmmen.
SepeldJen ans y8ien meIoeu. Sas
bic Ceiterreider maize ssIitId, am
Slon5O cine steIlmns Der cstaliener
genDmmeH ba6en, ebenlu BAL, ne ei-
men Nnsr:5f Der StaIiener nalle 81
rama in Nlbanien sura6seidDlaaen
baben.
Cine 9,ariier 0epeld,s meloet,
oiferreidild)e Aerpplane 6atten bie
noroitalienildjen Gtdbte giabenna,
Gpoiaerp nn6 gottrig6e amaegriffen.
Sn 8abenna battem re ein 6oipital
iino bic Stride San apollinare be-
ld)aoist. Sine 6aDas Gepeidle be-
banptet, lie batten fiinisebn gerIo-
uen get0fet unS cine slnsa6l ber-
lumnDet.
Sepeid)en aus Eetersbmrg meIoen
iuieoer BON Der erfplsreidjen Often.
iibe Der Rniien nnb ais gelueis fir
oen Grfolg ersaffem iie, 6aE bie Ge.
iterreidcr an Orei SliiiIen, am Sc
retb, am Snieftr nn6 am grnth, in
Der 0efeniibe ieien. Gin Grfola lit
aus oieier NtfSnne nidJt 81 erfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14
gms Msrieu.

Haiiagiere, Die in Douglas,
glri5ona, eingetroffen iiro, meloen,
bob iogenannte String Squaos~
l,mber5ieben, nit 9ooesurteilen fir
cine sln5abl @egner Der Garrar3a-
3egieriine. Cine sln5abl Anb1nger
8ila's uro Weantorena's, Der bon
&aa als @onperneur oes Staates
Sonora eingeieet ipar,S lit bereits
erid]oiien poroen. 9eelllid) ioa eine
aus bier Soloaten beitebenoe sJiz
ring Squao" einen 3ilg bel gg,ia
8rieta angebalterl, einen Merifaner
beruntergebolt unb i'm eridoIIen
baben. Wapotoral, eill Captain
Der gruppen Maptorena's, ioa in
Gudnta eridDoiien lein; leine 9eide
Bat man ipater nod aufgebdngt.
Die Sinrihhrng oes SoIoaten
Roias in SlareS, Der nit einem 81
biliIten 8ulanmen megen Wiuni-
tionsoiebitabls eridoiien iperoen ion.
te, lit anfaeihoben. gteulih puroe
ihon 6eridtet, oaB er biugerihtet
goi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14

a9rafe" uno Dem oeutl6el1 areu5er
u&oon" bel oen, gernutoo Slielrl
gefomnten lein lollte, 10 lit in @anlil-
ton tli6ts oapon befannt. 3ablrei-
de Radforidungen boben 1lidt oos
@eriibt beitatigen fonnen oaB Ste
u9rofe4 ben feinoli9en &reu5er ar=
gegriffen uno eefapert babe. 8ie
befoen ariegsidiffe ittro ni6t in Ben
Safen bon Santilton eingefabrelt,
nod tit bier Die Weloung eiagetrof=
feir oaB vDrafe" cine 9rile na6 Ell
nem atoern Soften bon 8ernmoa
eingebra1t babe. geatiirlih NOR
Die @el6idte ipieoer NAL geloeell;
mir boben'S glei6 eeiagt.
sSn Canada bat man, iuie aus
Niagara Sails semelbet iuirb, am
lreitas uieoer eiminal 9(ngit bpr
einem Ginfall Der 9emtlden pDn oen
Ser. 5taaten ber gebabt. Son ct.
Catherine ans iuatrSen Splbaten
NIT Waid)inenseid)iiten nad) ben
internatiomalem griifen mn6 Ser
araftitatiOn geidjidt. Eaiiiert lit
natiiriid) nid)ts.
Die aSburgauer 3eiting iagt,
Der sesstaliener 8arbatf, Der nit Ell
mem sleroplan in Der Shtpei5 Ian
bette, lei Der erite1eiertenr, Ser Ieine
5lidt NIT eiilem @ufti1iff beiperf-
ftelltgte 8arbati lit tatiddIid) Elm
geferteur uno Die l1mei5erii1e He-
gietllns bot beibIofien, i'm aus5n-
IItefern.
Geuti6lano bat eingelpiaigt, BOB
BON ben fran5oiiiben GipiIgefange-
men nidf MIR alle sSrauei1, &illoer
uno alten Wtdnner, Ionoern aub alle
iiinseren Mdfmer, oie gum Wfilitar-
| 0te,llt nidt taugli1 litlo, ftaf
syrattfreid) 5ariidfebren fonnen.
Der 6eriibmte emgliId)e 2nftid)if-
fer Grabam 8bite foll id)iuer per.
luunoet iein.
gfdh Dem vSecolo" lillo alle Sir
betfen an Dem neuen Barlntneilts-
sebdiioe IN Gom eingeiteIlt ipproen
oa i'm SibungsiaaI nod 5ise fiji
Die nellen grieiter uno iitrilAen s(b
| georoneten eingebdut fperoen follen
9fit iolheln erbarnlli6en SdipiilDel
7 iol oas italienifhe 9olf iiber oas
GIero binipeggetduld)t peroen, II
oas es ourh oie ni6tspiiroige Ser.
rdterei leiner 9fegieung geitiir5i
iporoen lit. Mrlnes golf, Dem Io1.
DIES angetan ipirol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14
anIanD.

Eraoiient Sfl1on bot IN elnenl
9riefe an oelt Staatslefretar bon
Ohio, Die Grlaubnis oa5ll eegeben,
DOB lein Name als oeniofratiiher
Observation-Disclosures anf oas Be-
mofrattide Erinldripabltidet bon
Ohio gefebt ueroe.
Die syIitB- nno 6afen=gin lit
fertig. Sic beipilligt 40 Miaionei1
Collar. Sir bos @olpeltoner sSabr-
maiier tperoen 100000 9ollar, fir
ben @alpeltoner Safen 1926, 900
rno fir ben Sea @aa1 100000
belpiligt. sserller fir Gabine 8nB
$590,000; fir oas geras Gitp Snbrz
tpaIier $185,000; fir 0as Sort Boz
lipar 9yabrtpaiier $25, 900, fir ben
@ouitoner ShiffsfanaI $250.O00;
fir ben @elt @nlpelton @ap 9anaI
$4,000; fir Bort slranlas $780,
900; fir Ben snlano aanal @eft-
@alpeiton 8ap nno graSos aannl
$t5,0 600, fir ben 8ra5os i,no Die
Mntagoroa Ban $50, 900, fir Mran-
ios 9af, nad, EaB Ganallo $780,
900; fir Die 8llabaIonpe biz nod
gietoria $23,5O0, fir oen 8ra5os
$t75, 900; fir Die @ra5os bis @aeo
$4,000; fiir Ben 9anal BON Sort
@raftIas nad} Corpus Gbriiti $t5,-
900; fir oen Sabine -geehes &a1ial
500, 900; fir oen 9rinitp $300,000,
fir gppreB @apou $4,000; fir ben
9feo Hiper $25, 900, iiro fir gntfer-
iiung BON @alIerbDaaiilten $4,000.
Sic 8ergiftlng Der bllroert
8erloitert BET Dem syeltellen 5u gbren
oes gr5bil1ofs @unoeIeir pon Chi
cogo lit, mie es ideirlt, ni6t auf
cine suf1llise Btonain 8ergiftnng
51triif5uFiibren, ionoern arf elm
8erbreden. Mtan bat IN Ser
Suppe Gift gefllnben imo fiirdtet,
ooB aud Die nnnern SpeiIen @ift.
ltno 8tuar elm langian fnirfenoes,
elltbalten baben. Man bat oes-
balb alien 8erionen, oie an
Dem 6elt glien teilgellommen ba=
ben geraten, iid in ar5tlide ge.
banolimg au eeben, ieIblt penn lie
bis iest nod nihts BON elmer 8ir-
flmg oes @iftes perIpiirt babett
Mebrere pon ben @rfranften lino
nod ni6t mieoer bergeiteIlt. Gr5bi-
ldof WunoeIein bate nur iebr me
mia BON Der Slippe geeeIien imo bat
feline iible 8irfing seipiirt Der
8eroaht, Die Eat beganaeit ait boz
ben, Ienft iib alf ben aiDeiten &oh
oes ltniperfitp Club. Der oas Seit-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14

eiien gab Der Waann beiBt Sean
Grones. CT lit felt Dem ganfett per-
idfuunben lno bei Der geahiuhirna
IN leinem 3immer fano man elm re-
gulares 2aboratoriltn1 r1o cine Mu-
5abl @iftflaihen. Grones ideint Elm
slnar6ilt 5u iein.
Bie aus Chicago eelneloet
miro, bot Or. gonnep sic I'M
terlnhiing Der Suppe, an oeren sc
nuB BET oem gu Gbren oes @r5bi.
ihofs MimDeleill peratItaltetes sSeIt-
elien eine grpBe gln5abI 2eute en-
franfte> beenoet gr lit au er l1eber.
5eugltng gefommell oaB Die Silppt
arierif entbielt nilo oaB Dem gan
sen &eiIel pon nngefGbr cine lln3e
@rieuif beigelniidt mar. 0en Der.
ihlultnoenen Sod grones, Der IN
Dem geroadt itebt, oas Gift in ben
aeliel gelDorfen alt baben, bat man
nod nidt gefunoert.
Sei1ator Sbepparo bat cine
Bill eingebrabt Die $4,000 fir
ben geriuf) betuilliet, cine Boftbe=
foroerrng 5luiiden Miaiia1uietts
lmo sllasfa nrittelit s(eroplone elm
5nrihten.
geab ben 9lbid}aslngen oes
Genius 8nreaus in @albington
betragt Oie 8enoIferltng unieres
2a1tbeS 1O1 .20S .315 Rer9oner,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14
anr5e lttbtrlid)t.

Deiterreidyildje 2nftidiffe
greifem giabenna nnD anoere
italienil6e StGote an.
Ser TransOnlwer areaser
,,4Dmlral eyarner" mnrOe
luaDrlWe,nltd) IN Oen wrnno
seDDgrt.
Der s5rmDer oes StOnigs pDn
ssJriemeniun0 uerteDtgr Die
Daltung wrle9eulanOs gegem
ungrlne Der aNmerten.
DIE engIlld)e yiegierung mill
alie nnDergelrateren manner
IN nil,tarpIllNttsem sllter en-
bernfen.
Die 9iniien meloen DDn
SDrti6ritten am tSeretb, am
Snleltr nno am Yrntg, Spd)
erid)emen lire yielonnsen iebr
sweifelbaft.
Die Geiterreider nebmen
italieniIde Stellnmgen maize
Jlitl9 am sSionso nmo idla-
gen Die eStaliener bei Sirana
in Nlbanien.
Jraas0iiide Srnppen iollen
ben @arbar in Serbiem se-
freust baben.
Der 9renierntinifter 8rian6
beriidert Der WeIt ipie6er elm
nal, 0afs bic gMiierten p6llis
eiifig inter iid) ieien.
&6nis 0vrbinanb ron ynl-
aarien lit IN gSien.
Die yiuiIeu beIeten Ben
Srt @arbmnDlufa i'm 9iinase-
biet.
Die SeiltIden erObern fran-
s0iildle Stellnusen in Der
Gbaiusapne nno bei SoiiiOns.
Die 9iajien ineloen GrfoIse
IN Meinaiien.
Die sirfen brinsen Oen
gugIdnSern BEL abem cine Ssie-
oerIa8e bsi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14

6err sllbert Se5fel Fat in Ser
btnbmms NIT Der gohep Sslan6 8ar,
201 9llamo Nasn, Elm 9aeitamrant
'erOffnet atub miro berieIbe iid freu-
en-, ieine sablreiden &itnben in lei
mem iteiten 2ofaIe begriifen sn
f6nnen. Gingans BON Der 9lIanp
.NaSa, iotuie pun Der eoiDpa Strafs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14
Suns III perrentell.

9as nntere nnb pbere Stodiperf
BON Nr. 2f8 Oit-Gemmeree GtraEe
lit 81 bsrremten. gsGbere Masfnnft in
Der Office Der aSreien BrcHe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-14

Deiterreid)iide 2i1ftidiffe
areifen Oiabenna mnO anbere
italienild)e Sta0te an.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
BOY MUST CONQUER HIMSELF
Breaking Lads VIII spoils His capa.
blities and Turns Success Into
Bad Failure.

! am often asked ~ letter and other
Nise bow get such wonderful results |
in the performance OF high class music
md almost perfect discipline Here is
1ne Of the items from a long list
never SCI 0ai e break the vii OF G
boy, as I sometimes hear teachers brae
hey dn. hut euAeayor to strengthen
mis- will Breaking the will spoils O.
hoys earabiiity. produces lasstude
and turns What might have been a sue
cess into miserahle failure, writes ]
3. NandefNofker in Christian Adyo
cato \ child with a broken will IL
sure to he salIea and stubborn. i'll man
nered. misarahly unhappy and either
ends in the insane asylum or some
kind Of prison May heaven have
mercy upon the parent or teacher who
knowingly sets out TO break the will
9f ans bay or girl
Better that persons placed over boys
and girls should try to teach self.mas.
terry. But remember that self.mastery
ean be taught only By person having
selfmastery. Instead Of oonquering
! child you had better. in a deft way
lest you fail-teach him to conquer
himself. harness and bride his will 80
that he can ST upon soft cushions and
iriye anywhere. Fer will power ia
IKE steam-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

nov If the Kaiser sends personal
note 10 the President and the Pres.
dent then suggest that perhaps it mat
bs as well # Americans are careful
about travelling on armed ships
wouldn't It make you want To Join a
uavnole dance or do something eqnal
lv desperate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

A44 a.. Al+s. fafa44Aa a thA GiaNN4
:" " pai' s. w - N ~ ra,,,es
W, " y 49," -. :, ~ li,,,a ,as IN
III ,'"' - s.,lin. ,ory sof,
'eaes y 7ap' II , a"1 's..'4e .hssh aro ma
~. u'' '',+ e,..., '',lF5 ,.,.' hast
''0.''s' wv '4','' ......,,,
i was f"'u'' 'a'e /" wv -. ",s'a"9na ~,
"heh 'he 0alce was - '''''''' ,', '',,, 'Ds ~
~ tAe !. aules N''e ''''e 's"' - ="
Ahe. iheF went Wy :" ','' : 'V.'9
on lne l'''.e n''rf's N,,e" W., "'' ~ ny
h'afeh g ~. 7o''n " NY. ',,', 'nu
l'fee4es eafll'l 'hel'l "'o,h ~ s'l,,s
'n' ~ N'''O''u's '"'' -, - a..
knew 'hes were hoi'N W =. W. ~
We'll first, they went % the hlghes'
1ioud 81 ali ana hesah toe oaugF.
The Cloud was dressed ~ neau'lo'
gray and silver dress win lovely laN'
ander touches here ana theFe ior lhe
ornaments
And then whom the Fairies had
lancod for quite time up in this
cloud they went down 10 the next
Cloud and so on through all the
Clonda that were up in the sky that
afternoon
The Ciouds We're wearing the most
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
For ALL Pain

THE efficiency Of any drug says Df. G. 7.
Robbins, Is known to US by the results We
obtain from its use. II We are able 70 con
troll pain and disease By means Of any prep
arsfion. We certainly are warranted IN its
use. One OF the principal symptoms OF Gil
diseases 10 pain. and this Is what the patient
most often applies 10 Us for, i. e. something
10 relieve his pain. II We can arrest this
promptly the patient IS most liable 10 trust
IN us for the other re me dies which VIII effect
4 permanent cure. One remedy which
have used largely IN my practice IS anti
lamnia tablets. Many aud varied are their
uses. / have put them to the test on many
occasions, and have never been disappoint-
ed. 1 found them especially valuable for
headaches OF malarial origin, where qnlnine
was helng taken. They appear TO prevent
me bad after-effects Of tie quinine. Anti
tamnia tablets are also excellent Tor The
fssdaehes from improper digestion; also
foT headaches of neurhigic origin. and es-
akriaIIx for women subject To pains at
SsTtstntimes. Two aufi-kamnia tablets 81 We
rfomuf relief. and In a short time the pntieni
Il ahle to ~ about as USUAL These tablets
nav he obtained Mt all druggists. ASK foi
a-E Iahlets. They are also unexeeiled Ioi
s.uaaaeiies, i4vu4a.s.s s.s.s 80 s.-....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

N0ar o. a I'VE
t0r house and
have the ceilings
come down first
at the top ot the
he,i and SO on
down 10 tho eel
1sr ana have the
re8ple dance on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
RHEUMATIC AND PAIN STOPPED

RHEU MATlC AND PAIN STOPPED
The drawing OF muscles, the sore
ness. stiffness and aganlzinr pain OF
Rhenmatlsm quickly yield TO Sloan 5
Iinlment. 1t stimulates circulation
10 the painful part Just apply as d.
rected to the sore spot 10 q short
time the pain gives way To tingling
sensation Of comfort and warmth
Heres proof" have had wonderful
relief since | used your Llniment on
NV knee. 70 think one application
rave mo relief. Sorry ! haven't
epare TO ton you tho history. Thank
inc Won FOR what your remedy has
donn for me. lanes s. Ferguson,
philadelphia, Pa Sloans Linimeut
hllis pain 95c. at Druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

xou tho rights Of inc Swiss are re.
ported beiug violated Rn' haven
we been assured That switzerland S
peparedness VAS proof AGAINST taai'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

No man should marry a woman ih1t
he does not love. nor should be ieel
ae must marrs 4 woman heeanse be-
loves her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

In tic matter d being heroic tao
folks IN Massachusetts, nave = lf''i'''H
taward discretion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

And not even a German sca raider
spotted Inc Russian ileet oi nan
ports. There's a slip somewhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

Ard soon the
litfl stars hogan
to eon ont, and
tlwn the dark
0al went sound
mlcen while tile
lHirie ho were
moi in the least
lutte bit sleepy
stayed still long
c and called en-
their Friends the
little stars.
l}ut before the
Clouds had all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Superstitions of Mexicans

Il . maize cake or tortilla doubles
ufer when tsmwn upon ae an TO
se Il Is cogsidersd sure sisn that
He one Is eemlug towards ihe
house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23
Keen Your skin Clear ana Healthy

Keep Your skin Clear ana Healthy
There Is only one way to have
clear. healthy complexion and that Is
to keep the bowels active and regn-
lar. DR.. Kings New Lie Pills will
rake YOUR COMPLEXION healthy and
clear. move the bowels gently. stimu.
late the liver. cleanse the system and
purify the blood. splendid spring
medicine. 25s. n yaar Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

their party the fhe 6reezes Car.
next day at the red Tn m
top Of NOUN Along.
TAIN PEAK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-23

MrNnla 81 A.so.-aTI0 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26
STEAMER
ST. JOHNS

Moonlight Dancing Trips
Every evening except Saturday and
q Sunday through June
Steamer Leaves Cameron Street
Wharf :7:30tp. ~. = -
Home. About 1880.
FARE ROUND TRET Its, Csc
CHILDREN ~
Colonial Ben !.A's rs Saturday
. 500 p. m. an5 Sicaag - a. m. ;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26

A surprise was given the families
If Miss Caroline Victoria Emerson,
and Mr.. Samuel Milholland Lunt,
when they announced their marriage
Saturday. The marriage took place
January 21st, 1916. The young coup
lie are going on a motor trip to Allan
tic City and Philadelphia and later
visit their relatives in Canada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26
TALK ON SPIRITU ALISM
evangelist Gibson Delivers Address
to an Attentive Congregation
Last Night

"Spiritualism" was Evangelist +.
E. Gibson's theme at the gospel tent
IN north Washington street last
night. The speaker said modern
spiritualism originated in the home
of the Fox Family in New York in
1S4S. From that family it has grown
billions. Among those who have iden-
tified themselves. with this class are
some of the great men of the world.
Even processing Christians are
:mong the believers in spiritual mani
:estations. Spiritualism be defined as
belief in the frequent communlca-
ton of intelligence from the world OF
spirits by means of physical pheno-
mena, generally manifested through
person of special susceptibility,
called a medium. The evangelist
read from their own writing writings
IN which he alleged it is shown that
they put no difference between good
md evil; that one was as essential as
other; that believers in spiritualism
10 not believe in the teachings of
he scriptures; that they do not be-
lieve in God the Father nor in his
son Jesus Christ. He read sections
rom the Bible to refute their claims.
The speaker said that these spirits
which are sought after are the an
:cls which were cast out Of heaven
with Satan. or are evil spirits.
where do the good and bad peo-
pie go when they die?" will be the
theme tonight at the tent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26
AMERCAN RED CROSS SOCIAL and PERSONAL SECOND blue SUNDAY
But One Violation of Law Reported
By The Police Force
Yesterday

The police brought but one per-
son before the Police Court this morn
ing to answer the charge of violating
the State law which makes it mis-
demeanor to transact unnecessary
business on Sunday. A shop conduct
ed by George Bradley was, 1t was
, alleged, opened yesterday. One wit
ness testified to purchasing cakes at
The place and another to procuring
bottle of pop. Bradley, upon beng
called upon to answer the charge said
he, personally, was not guilty of the
charge, and that if anything had been
sold in his shop yesterday it was by
his wife. Upon being asked If ne de-
/ sired to transfer the responsibility
! TO his wife, he replied that he did
mot. He, however, alleged that ne
! did not know the law was so drastic,
and was unaware of the fact that 1t
was unlawful to sell such articles on
Sunday. The court told the accused
that all people in alexandria had had
their attention called to the law,
that the authorities had worn
70 enforce all statutes, and that
his ignorance of the same was no eX-
,cuse. He was fined SIS. Bradley asked
that the case be continued, or re-
opened within the next few days IN
order to allow him time to procure a
sawyer. His request was granted, and
when the case comes up again he VIII
be represented by Robinson Moncure.
A larger number of automobiles
passed through the city yesterday
Than en- the preceding Sunday. The
suggestion made by Washington pa
GERS that owners of machines driven
!.v chauffeurs might be arrested for
violating the Virginia Sunday law
having been found to be ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26
PLANS FOR ARMOR PLANT
officials and Members Of Trade Or
CARNATIONS Hold Conference This
Afternoon

For the purpose of considering
plans to secure for Alexandria the
proposed government armor plant a
conference between city officials and
.?,cmoers of committees from the trade
organizations cf the city is being
!:eld this afternoon in the rooms Of
the Chamber of Commerce. The city
has named as its representatives, Aid
c.men Henry K. Field, c. ]. W. Sum-
mers and George H. Robinson and
|ouncilmen Howard W. Smith, n.
J. Lawler, Taylor Burke and A. j.
Pohl. The committee from the
Chamber of Commerce will be COM
,:osed of George D. Hopkins: w. A.
Smoot, Jr., Taylor Burke, W. W.
Ballenger, H. K. Field and R. l..
Payne.
Representatives of the Retail Mer-
chants Association will be R. E.
Knight, Kenneth W. Ogden, S. w.
Pitts, Leopold Ruben. c. B. Swan,
II. Noel Garner and John U. Sch
warzmann.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26

Miss Eva E. Cowling will leave this
afternoon for the University of Viz
rinia Summer School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26
NEW ASSISTANT PASTOR
Rev. Michael DAILY Transferred te
St. Nary's Church in This City

The Rev. Michael Daily, formerly
the pastor of. the chapel of T. R.
Ryan's farm at Oak Ridge, Nelson
county, Virginia, has been appointed
assistant pastor of St. Mary's Catho-
lie Church of this city by the RI.
Rev. D. j. O'Connell, bishop of Rich
mond. He arrived here yesterday to
assume his new duties. With this
appointment the Rev. Louis Sn1et,
pastor, will have two assistants, the
Rev, L. F. Kelly. who has been
stationed here for a number CT years
and Father DAILY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-06-26

Miss Genevieve \Shepperson and
Master Charles NJ. Shepperson, jr.
ere entertaining a party of their
email friends at the home of their
parents in The Wagar this afternoon