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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
DELEGATES TO i. P. A
Twenty Members of Post F, Will
Leave Tomorrow Night For
Newport News

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Twenty delegates representing
Post F, Travellers Protective Associa-
ton, will leave here tomorrow night
On the Norfolk boat for Newport
News to attend the annual state con-
vention Of the association which vii
convene in Newport News on Friday
morning. The convention will be in
session on Friday and Saturday and
the Alexandria members will return
to their homes on Monday morning.
Among those who will make the trir
from here is the Rev. John Lee Al
Ilison, D. D., pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, and chaplain OF
the local post.
! The Alexandria members expect tt
ecure the states endorsement Of
Daniel Sales, formerly of this city
but now of Lynchburg, Va, for ma,
i tional president of the order.
| BIEF
! At the meeting of Mt. Vernon
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, to be
held on Friday night, James E
Alexander, and other past high priests
will occupy the chairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
SPEND PLEASANT HOUR RECIPIENT OF A GAyEL
Miss Mary kavanaugh, President of
Alumnae Association of st.
Mary's Academy, Honored

A feature of the meeting of the.
officers and advisory board of the
!Alumnae Association of st. Mary's
Academy held yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock, and which was attend
ed by many of the alumnae from !
Washington, was the presentation to-
Miss Mary Kavanaugh, its president,
of a gavel made of wood noted for
it's historical associations and given
to the alumnae by F. A. Whalen, head
florist on the Mt. Vernon estate.
One part of gavel is of wood,
from a tree planted at Mt. Vern-
on by George Washington in 1883,
and the other is of wood from tree
planted by Lafayette on his visit to
Mt. Vernon in 1924.
Every member of the board was
present except Mrs. Maud Roach
Warren Of Washington, D. c., who
was unavoidably detained. She was
! represented in the meeting by SUBJ
stitute, Miss Elizabeth Hart, of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
The recording Secretary, Miss
Katherine Weschler, Of Washington,
/ D. c., read the minutes of the prev
ious meeting. The treasurer, Miss
Rosa Crilly, also of Washington:
gave a good account Of cher steward
ship" A vote of thanks from the fac
ulty of st. Mary's was rendered
through, the officers, to all the mem
bers and to the many kind friends
who aided in making the last Poll
Benefit so successful. Many other
matters touching Commencement and
other plans were discussed and decid-
ed.
Towards the close of the meeting
loyal tributes were offered to the
memory of the late and much loved
Sister Coronata, who had taught
many of the mcnDers present at
last evenings meeting, The president
proposed as a memorial to Sister
from the Alumnae the erection, at
some future time, of an altar in the
Convent Chapel and the motion was
carried by unanimous vote. At the
close of the meeting a general invi-
tation from st. Mary's faculty was
extended to all Aiumnac members to
attend "Madonn. Evening" to be
given sometime during May in the
Academy Assembly Hall. The exact
| day and hour will be announced later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
Fifth and Sixth Grade Classes
Literature Render Entertain
ment at St. Marys Academy

The fifty and sixth grade classes
in literature, music and physical edu-
cation rendered a very delightful
:sHour with Eugene Field" in~the AS
sembly hall of St. Mary's Academy
in the presence of Rev. Louis smet'
the faculty and entire school at Z p.
m. yesterday. The program was as
follows:
Biographical Sketch of Eugene
Field, Miss Katherine Grace.
Song. If You Were With Us, Jun
iors Vocal Class.
Recitation, Winken, Blinken and
Nod, Junior Expression Class.
Piano Solo, Miss V. Richardson
Recitation, "The Limitation OF
Youth" Miss Margaret Shuman.
Recreation, Games, Juniors in Ply
steal Education.
Piano Duet, Misses Gladys Cabell
and F. Franey.
Recitation, THE Duel" Miss Mary
Lennon.
I Piano Duet, Misses E. and j. RAM
mage.
Recitation, Little Boy Blue" The
Class.
Violin and Piano Duet, Violins. F i.
Franey and j. Rammagc; Pianos, b..
Rammage and G. Cabeil.
Recitation, "The Sugar Plum Tree"
Junior Class.
Song, "The Mother and Child" Jun
ior Vocal Class.
At the close, the monthly reports
IN class. work, were read and dis
;ributed. Many reports showed g
decided improvement on some of last
months averages: Class honors for
April were:
Graduating Class-Agnes Donald
son, 81 per cent; Myrtle Smith, 81
per cent.
Third Academic-Dorris Kennor,
"a per cent.
Second MISUNDERSTANDING How
ard, "a per cent.
First Academic league, 90
per cent; Louise Robinson, 50 per cent
Commercial Class, End year-Elsic
beavers, 95 per cent.
Commercial Class, 1st ycar-May
Brock, 90 per cent.
Commercial Glass, One year Course
Mary Cannavan, 100 per cent.
In the March Commercial Class re-
port the following names were mad
vertently omitted.
Gerevieve Adams. 81 per cent; May
Brock, So per cent, and Mary Cana
van, 90 per cent.
Eighth Grade, Gladys Gaines, 81
per cent; Seventh Grade. Kathleen
Quinn. 80 per cent; Sixth Grade, Kath-
arine Grace, SO per cent; Fifth Grade,
Aline Dyson, 81 per cent; Fourth
Grade, c. Rammage, 100 per cent;
Third Grade, Noel Lynn, 81 per cent;
Second Grade, Wallace Lynn; First
Grade, E. Jacobs and H. Aldrige.
Ribbons in Expression test for April
Class, Grey, Mary Lennon;
Senior Class, Olive, Evelyn Howard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY

The following books have been adj
led to the Alexandria library:
The Beifry, May Sinclair.
The Vindication, Harriet T. Com
stock.
Off Sandy Hook, Richard Dehan.
Mammy's "reminiscences, Martha
S. Gielow.
Fantomas, Pierre Souvcstre and
II. Allan.
Jerusalem, Selma Lagerlof.
The Crevice, VIM. j. Burns and
Isabel Ostrander.
The Wiser Folly, Leslie Moore.
Once to Every Man, Larry Evans.
Seventeen, Booth Harrington.
An Amiable Charlatan, E. Phillips
0ppenheim.
Nan of Music Mountain, Frank H.
.Spearman.
Wild Flowers Every Child Should
Know, +. w. Stack.
The Chidrcn's Hour, Henry w.
Longfellow.
Poems by kipling.
Selected Poems by Robert and
Mrs. Browning.
Selected Poems by Cocridgc:
Wordsworth, Macaulcy, Poe, Lowell:
Longfellow and Whittier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
LADIES' NIGHT.

The Washington Lodge of Eagles
have arranged an Alexandria ladies'
night at their spring festival for
tomorrow night, anu special train
will leave the corner of Prince and
Royal streets, at 1885 o'clock tomor-
row night. The Alexandria ladies and
their escorts will be the guests of
the ladies' auxiliary of Washington
at banquet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administrator
Of Thomas S. Gibson, deceased, no.
tice is hereby given to all persons IN
debtcd TO the estate Of the said in
tastate to make settlement thereon
with the undersigned without delay
and al persons having claims arainst
The said intcstate will present them to
the undersigned duly authenticated
for settlement.
DAVID j. HOWELL
administrator of Thomas S. Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
DEATH NOTICE.

DIED-On Monday May 1st, 1916 at
Q p. M, at her residence 400 n.
Henry street, MRS. MARGARET
ROSS PRYER, mother of Thomas
A., and Rev. Samuel 3. Ross, Mrs.
Martha C. Darnell and Mrs. LulIe
Howard. Funeral from the Third
Baptist Church, Thursday May 4,
at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends
invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
LATE HARRY B. QUINN

Funeral services for Harry E.
Quinn were held this morning from
St. Mary's Catholic Church and were
conducted by the Rev. l.. +. Kelly,
assistant pastor. The pall-bearers
were George w. Bontz, Nicholas J
Lawler, James Callan, Joseph Sch
warzmann. Lewis Evans and T. J.
Mcfarland. A lodge of sorrow was
held last night by Alexandria Lodge
Of Elks in Mr.. Quinn's memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
WOODWARD & LO1'HROp
I0fh-1lth. F Il G Streets
WASHINGTON, D. 6.
Frightening and Cleaning
the Home in Preparation
for Summer

This brief outline of which service c.
help you your spring housekeeping and the arrangement Of yo
home:
Cold storage of furs, and wearing apparel:
Cold storage Of rugs, draperies and curtains:
Cleaning of curtains, blankets, etc.
Dyeng cleaning wearing apparel and household fabrlcs
storing RELAXING them IN the ta
Measuring home for noeum and matngs and laying thm
Taking up and storing putting one
Supply summer of all types for indoors and outdoors:
Rcnoyang recovering and mattresses and pillows
Making new mattresses and pillows to order:
Making the hanging window shadesand awnings:
Making installing window door and porch
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

@amle 8nlte bar en- nennei9l Wano,
goO Berger 90 bDgeeIig gtabo..
Snn bar Ell nntirlig bumoriitiIt
Qtano os bel lift | Rabolaget. Yaa tine
gamIe Gage ibslet ban meget meo 2Gss
ming til Siosfororip, % "SecorabsYas
item bar altib en- ii9riommen 8iGit
bons Sus. Saa meeet ion ban pleieoe
gjennem lpigtebe Spnet BAN lite; tbi
bar Latte i~oruoen @riler op til bet iio>
tie. ) De itoite ire @dr bar ban fran
tet noeet, bog nIorig laarDt ing I'll BET
iioite 8egr, oa 8eben uGrmeoe Jig fort.
@egrnpelieu boIotes ben 15oe fra
Spuooens 9irte / atlanta Reuigbeb,
icm 6amiIien tiIbsrte; Faitor 5. 8.
gotbue forrettebe / 6berpGr al Nabuer,
SlGgtninger og &enner. Se ioroiitc
Sepniuger In9beS til i'm iioite 9oiIe pau
Dlenigbebeu9 @rnoluro, oeb Chen al
hans for ire Slor iioen b~ortoanbrebe
9GgtefGle Der at ilunre til Spltdnoels
lens Rorgen3rD. 5ans muleuenoe eff
terlaotc er 2 Ssltre o. Ell Ssu / isis
coniin, en- Satter, Yrs. 6ldolano,
0tontirioio, Iiuu., % Senneu Ole
@rifine, liant Setrene Soiepbiue %
Cliauna og Den pu9itc Ssn Oscar. Sc
iihituGbute Dor paa bet gomle Slems
iteo Der. IS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Gm iorbinoret 8aprin9.

Sorleocn gitermiobag fom Ser uo-
Tor Sirisbom / Sperigc en- itor Ell.
gelif Srngtbamper Tor i~pogaaenoe,
fonpoieret al Ell ipeuif Sorpeoo.
badb. Sarteierne bolot Jig inoe paa
ipenif Siererritorium.
Seo Sirisbam off Sorpeoobaa.
Sen ino MOB Sapnen. - Samtioigt
fom TO ltore tpife Sorpeooiagere itpr.
tenoe ipoira meo iterf Sart moo sen
eneelife Srastbamper. Gen ipenife
Sorpeoobaao, Der imiolertie par fom.
met ino / Sapnen, penote MI % itpr.
teoe for fiilo Start llb moo gngelif.
manoen % naaebe, ifsIse "SpbIpen.
ifa SogbIabet", tibSnof til at binore
aaprinaen. Meo 9reoiioen MOB Sc
tpife Sagere % meo bper Mano paa
lin Eoit pes aanonerue lob Den Ipen.
tie Sorpebobaao ino meIlem 0ampe.
rem % SorpeSoiaaerne, ser traf Tia
tilbage oa ienere boIbt aurs paraIleIt
meo Sampereu o. Sorpeoobaooen,
% ale lire irrtiatte iaa Ianeiomt
5arten ipopoa.
en- iterre @enneifeifare cpcrpnre.
De fra Sirisbamn ben ip9noenoe
@piiooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Atrgefi9e 2lpPeoer.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
EpsenS soft.

SobauusS Bale, tihli9 R~pSuiness
mauo ! retire 9ecter GO. Rinr, os
mere euS te%rNipedarie 9rier AZ $50
iteu", aigif peS SeSeu SurShaa BEN
lSoe SuIi 9ammeI ~ met al Sage.
SioeOe oar ieOt / Seitrc Soten Noree.
/ 1887. bep 9oe %ai; iubaii | sgates
lab / 1857 meo Yiaeu Bertha Ears
natter fra &ulOerS, uopduoreoe til
Gnlerita / 1872 oa tom Ill Sdne Go,
gSiS., bUor SamiIieu opholNt ia / mn
Var, III 1879, "a SC iIptteNe ueit I'll
uGpute Sint. % ban ueNiatte iig pna en-
anart Setiiou Someiteno ! Soluu Of Hta
Innta / opemppute eountp, iom~ bar
prret Samiliebiemmet belle Chen iieeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Ct 200 Glars Winoe.
"a ;6alcenierne brGnSte i'm @g.

Srebrifsbolo funoe Ben 4oe Sllli
ieire ct 200.9laars: WinOe, iom ban.
ner ct al De imuffeite 9laoe / Nor.
ges Siitorie. Sor fieroe Sang i
Ssbet al ct ballot aarbunbreoe
6Ieu &c ipenite angrebsplaner moo
NCrge tilintetgiort foron benz
ne uoiatte @r9niebp, bpis @orgeres
9limren0e SeltemoO og S~fferpille
til alle SiOer nil bore ct lpienbe
grempel for bper observation-disclosures
NorOmanb.
Set oar Ell 8arniion paa 1900
Nan0 % Ell 9orgerbep9bning paa
200 Wanb unOer Eeoer Golbiern.
lens SeOelie, iom ltob reoe til at
moOtage SeltefOn9enS Scr paa ct
Nor tliien Wtano, oa 6en gtatten til
4Oe Slili rpffebe trent moo 9pen
log 6GItnin9en. st 6oris9 pua at
operrumple Spimingen mislpffeoes
fuloit9nbtg; Soloaterne ltormeoe no
/ bore Sfiorten eler genfl9berne og
meieoe Speniferne neO. Neoe /
9pen fipmpeoe 9orgerne / imao
Sloffe beltemooie MOB Sperma9ten,
men matte eiterbpert trpffe Jig til.
6oge, og peo 4.Siben ON Morgenel
por Sueniferne Serrer oper gpen.
WooItanben par imiolertiO life Der
( nleo tilenoe. Meoens 8pinoerne %
9prueue bapoe ipgt Silflugt pao
Gifepifen % 2aupen eaer oppe
IieIoene, forIfanleoe 9orgerne Jig
Gaoerne og pna 6ielbfnuui erne oq
iortIatte De iorbitreOe @aoefampe.
On 9efeniionspram paa Sapner
oobnebe en- raienoe StO, iom bret
Speniferue inoooer 9pen, og ime'
0ens ioregif Ell poloionl aanonab(
ira SGitningen.
ltopoa gftcrnlibOngen begpnot(
man for Ilpor at iperfI9tte Den pao
6orbaanO iatteoe EIan ON at tpn'
SC SlO poa Spen for at Oriue 6ieil.
sen llb. EeOcr o9 Sans Golblprn'
icllS @aar0e bar oe feritc, iom blet
ontHubt, og mart ltoO belle Spen
et eneIte Slammebap. SamtioiQ
Ii,ic0e al,gIerne ira 6%rItningen oq
giorbe set unulli9 for Sienoen a
ihaffe, % Der pnr ingen anoen Huaf
for Garl XII eno at trrffe Jig til.
bGgc unOcr itore Cab.
gsatten uoooer berieOe Sloen. 90
Woraenen fom, bar Der eiter De.
frpgteIige Oegn bare rpgeno(
0ranotomter operalt. $50 Sult
uar la0t / 9life, paa Norolioen Ito>
aIene Sen lille &irfe igien, paa Spo'
IiSen nogIe Smoabuie poa Serbnl
cen. Gre. Gage ienere fon eiterret
ninoen til Garl XII, iom laa / Sell
/ @era. ON Sorbenifiolbs SeNriit
Gunefilen, % SiIbaaetoaet beB1note
Il Nor icnere fom Gorl XII I'll
buoc neO Ell IN @pr for at rnot
ScOen iorau 6rebrifsitenS Milre.
"Naar Iienoeu er / Sanoet, el
huer llnoeriuot Suloat", lfnl SanE
Gol6iernicu bape ioat; % De Srl
frnOe han meo Srp9be0 lige Tor Sreo
rifsbalOS @eofonmenoe. Zen enc
Itoaeuoe S%iierpilie % Ben perlon
lac SnoiatS al aanlpmoo % Strtos
Init, iom 6reoritSbalos Sorgere iii
bore oenIte enc @ang, men og'at
mango @ange baaoe ier % iinen
lcobe Tor Soqcn, pil Tor ollie Stoe1
pore prcutet meo lpienoe SfriIt
Ncraes Siitorie. oa bcrior oil ogiat
belle 9anoet meS 6r~eNrIfsbalo III
Ii Stoltbeo % Sofnemmeligbeo min
beS be 0rerige Se9ipenbeoer toI
200 @ar itoeu. Sang paa Sang ba1
SreorifSbaIo pGret truet al Sloen;
oc arioenS SoeI0ggelie; mel bpel
@ona bar Surgerne pinis taget 'iuu
0ire % reiit in Sp / SepiSitbeoel
ON Sanoheben al DC Orb, ion
Itaar at I0ie / @peuS 9umIe @aa
ben: "@lto or meb oS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
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Sfslsc WcbeeIsIie fra %atcntnhpotn'
tcrne 8iaiumion & Wer6ant. 925-
935 metropolitan 2ife SIhg, &inne'
urolis, M}inn., cr Yateuter uofrrOi9ci
iii fcIecnSe Spfinbere / Ninneiota'
Hortb Satotn % South Satpta:
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Gcuplina; ". :. @oice. Sober, 3im.,
Giru Quilting Sepice; 9. ". Srpd.
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8. ,slttadment for Sill Sarrops; "
Moienban, Iieuna. 9. 8, Cool SoIoer.
!. Srtber, @abiiou, Nimr., Slictuf
Ntohine; G. @. StduNe, @inueapoliS
Niuu., Gariable Speeo Transmission
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Den oanife Kirfeitrio.
@rboe 6asmnsIeu fpnititrsret ium
Sugnepreit. Siiperne pruteiterer.

Sra &jebenbaun meooeleS Den
3Ote sSlni. - &irteminiiteren bar
fcnititieret grboe HaSmuSien til
Sognepreit / 8aalIe. Samtioi9 meO-
oelte 9epartementet 8iifop 8ege-
rer, al Gegierin9en life aniaa oct
for neboenoiq, at giifopen tiloeler
HoSmlsien aolatsbreo. "Grtra6Io-
oct" mener, at giifop @egcner in0'
ifrGnfer iig til en- iormel tbeoretilf
Vroteit, ibet @iitopen nlaa gaa no
ira, at &onItitutiouen er foretaget
meo aongen5, Oen OanIfe StatSfir-
ifs gueriteS, GiIie % Sioenoe. @tan
pes, at Der life pil fontme nogen
iamlet Eroteit ira @iifoperne. GoS-
muSIen afreiite i0ag til Saalie, buor
ban boIoer i'm 5iltrp0eIieSprGoifen
Seuoag, otte Gage.
"gtationultibenoe" ifriber / gn=
~lc0ning al llonupneli len: Won moo
/ oen SonoIing, iom er ifet, ie en-
optrGffenoe firfelig &onilift, bpiS
9fPffepioOe life laber Jig operi flle.
Spergsmnnlet er mi, ON ser bliOer
&unflift mellem 9iifop @egener %
Regieringen eler oct oanife 9iipe-
oGnlme % &egieringen. "9tational'
tirenoe" bar foriegt at faa @iIfop
@e9ener itoIe, melt ban bar bort
reiit. &irfeminiiter Sopllen ubtolte
paa 6oreipsrgieI, at &egieringen
life paa 8orbannb boube forbanolet
meo 9iifoperne, men enifeOe ipprig
life at nbtule Jig ont Sagell.
&irfelig 2anbsforbrnos NGitfor'
mono, @roieSior l3orm, nbtaler:
Regieringen bar meo bette Sfriot
fart bit, at Den life pniter at iore
meo 2empe. &onltitutionen al Pr
Doe &aSmllsien err en- ubPifenOC
Sarolirg. Set er nit Soab, at Der
bIiper protciteret ira 8irfenS SIDE.
life bare / flare Srb men / Sano,
ling, MOB set lfete Spergreb.
a%iobenbopn, 5te SlIi. - aitcn.
ouiierne oiientIiqgjer ioa9 Ell me8ei
Harp, opIigtpGffenoe Groteitartlte
al SipaunbS 9iifop SitenielO / an.
leoning al Goitor Nlrboe HaSmlS'
lens aonltitution lOm Sognepreit
gaalic.
Giifppen oplpier, at efter De Sor.
btnolinger, iom bar fert nlelen
@iitoperue % Mtuiiteriet uor mor
berettiaet til at fro, at airteuninilte'
rem hap0e in0rpmnlet en- 9ilfop Ge,
iii / oi@ic SiIiplOe at l9tte Jig imo(
NniptteIie al Ell lSreIt inoenfpr il
Understandable, nemlig naar Sllto.
pen moo Nnipttelien baooe retlpr
oige SuopenOinger at giore ion
AegteIien al aoaatS, Ell 9iifop;
ll0trpf for, at BEN poogiGloenot
Brett itoor %uoenior Sen ~euangeIiif
mtberife a%riitenOoms Spfatning
9iifop SitenieIo biQiger Oerfo,
mIotlo @iifop @eeener$ Frptei
NOS Nrboe Ru$nlSienS &onItitu
ton, % ban faIoer ilutteIig Son
ititutionen al Irboe &asmuSicn fol
ei Sperarcb moo @iifopsitiaingen %
/ Strio meb t~irfeIig YrariS Qicnncu
Nlarbun0reoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Spis Es Iiier "Ieesrah' veieu", nnbetaI Den
III gabcer % sieunir. sis Dem ei Simmer al
slaoet M % oo - % ieuocr ne os en- no
aponneni, Nal si mol bloc at pdaliisHue be-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Het bruser otto. at srepe, 'om inNeboloer
Iee gelrse o. life er resiiireret. fommer bort
paa Seien. asns seriur lite rsie eeuse uoem
at iaa Suffering for Sreset.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
Love, Liquor and Adventure
Figure in Gay Episode of
Detroit Night Life, Despite Lid

pcarcd before Justice Sellers this
morning 10 testify in behalf OF
Steele, who was arrested for dis
turbing the peace and resisting an
officer This fellow was going 70
h.t woman. and tried 10 stop
him--so got T."
Steele denied that he was en-
gagged in the fight He said he re-
manned in the Winter garden thru
cut the night. and did not leave nm.
~ he was arrested He brought
TWO witnesses % substantiate his
claim
The reporters and pefenbach
were positive thu Steele had come
downstairs 30 ion in the fray.
AID Barnett was in court 70 as
aist his former employe. but Jus
tice Sellers declared that the testi-
mony against he defendant was
strong enough 20 overcome the
statements given in support OF
Steele's alibi. lie found the cafe
man guilty and fined him SIS. with
the option of 30 days In the work
house. Steele paid
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
COURT TO PASS ON
ONE ANNEXATION
PROPOSITION

The board of county Canvassers
completed the canvass OF the annex
alton vote Saturday morning. which
showed that four of the seven propo.
sitions carried. reafflrminR the
earlier unofficial returns Tie status
ot those parts ~ Hamtrsn ok and
Gratiot covered by proposit~n No. /
probably VIII have 10 be settled by
court action Judge Durfee announc.
cd
II was defeated in Gratiot town
ship by vote Of 66 20 IS. but car.
ried in Hamtramck The city voted
for n
The Springwells vote was almost
two 10 one, Judge Durtee declared,
against annexation. altho residents
OF this section voted for annexation
in August John : Hasgerty. brick
manufacturer. who owns brick yards
N the district worked agEressively
against the proposition.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27

distinction The model as designed
employees chdol velvet and chif
fon, both in tomato color with far
ing pockets OF velvet lined with
chiffon embroidered richly in the
Paisley colorinzs and design.
Sleeves. neck and bottom of the
garment are I'm she'd with skunk
iur The waist IL grdled with a
metal cord This Httle lacquette
slips over the head. an ideal ar
rangement FOR 1oy boudoir or neg
ligee garment rront and back are
clike II preferred chiffon in some
nigh color nigh be combined with
black velvet and very effective
Garment would result. or pale gray
and rose or blue might b. combined
with black velvet and very effec.
tive garment wCu,d result; or pale
gray and rose or blue might be
combined with tood effect The
question OF colo. is one each indi-
vidual must settle.
To make this dressing sacque
two yards Of velvet SC inches wide
and one rard y chiffon the same
Width will he required
While in the sketch the iacquette
Is shown worn With a beruffed pet
ucoat. there is decided fancy this
season for soft silk Turkish trous.
ers as the lower section OF negli
gee or boudoir garments Certain
ly they are very comfortable. and
when worn with cunning little orr.
cntal slippers very artistic as well.
Trousers oi satin in black or color
blending with rhe jacquotte might
be developed for the negligee
shown
Tea gowns nearly enough related
TO conservative evening gowns to
be donned for p-iyate home dinner
wear, are showS this season in a
wide style range employing exqui-
site materials. one recently noted
was Of citron colored charmeuse
with long cNomise slipover OF
metal embroidered lace edged with
fur Another va7 a coatee model,
the gown rrops toinr ~ rose satin
with long side toinrcd coat Of chif
fon embroid're 10 chenille
The Detroit times., 1916-11-27
LINES correcta an Error

Altho suit vas started against
both y Harry iamport and Joseph
IAmport, members OF Tho Arm OF a.
Lamport & Brothers, wholesale cot.
Ton and wooden goods merchants.
by Samuel Miller. verdict returned
IN Judge Perkins court for sl2,00t
ran against y Harry Lampcrt only.
Lamport having driven the machine
which struck young Miller II was
found after the suit was under way
that A. Iamporl had had nothing 10
do with H.