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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
NIlLED .AND BURNED
Negro Preacher of CovinGion tn
Whom She Had Made 0v"r Her
Property H@in@ iIr!G

Covin@teu, Dec. Il.--J;lDe lil...
,olor,>:, more commonly k:lorH-n II
Joy :rgcon - .iuat Jane H:ll, G1c; wl.n
. tragic death shorty af.er ) o'cloe:,
Friday morning. ~ %hich 5.rn' ne
iae ai&l1a WAS sounded.
1c: Payne, osc o. ,H> ns-&a2'11. .
ne dece:'s'7s', ";'s IN" fi'--s t%. e-.e>'
IN entrance to toe rooa m "a':h
h> cody ~as i""n,.. Iaefe was e''~
i~nce Of foul play, "-ld u tn" :24aeSE
gnich wa@ held By Dr. II. " Hl@'es,
on. c"ro"rf. " 'ec'S'''l wa ENG. ,< -
nae deceased came TO hog death AZ ~,''
iand.s u Re- .!ohh l:o2';9n, 'FA'1l
a.hom She made &"F n2Tae' ;.'Nl
,harecd Rosa Davis, "ho also fsa"sS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Union LABOR A MENACE.
ucstmaster General Makes Reply Z
Samuel ComperS.

Referring to union Labor as
growing menace" Postmaster Gen
v..l Burleson last night ISSUED
,catement in reply 70 criticism o,
;anue, E.ontp-r&, presid,at III IT,
American Federation Of Labor, 81
NJ Postmaster Generals reconmen
'ations for repeal Of the postal en-
7loyes' right to organize for pet:
ion 10 Congress. He says hr. Com
1srs mistakes his intention.
After praising Mr.. Gompers 80
ii, patriotism, NJ. Durles,on said
:.Apparent,y he has :nisunderstoo'
ne issue raised by tht. posootfcc De
>a--.mcnt."
MIR. Burleson then quoted his AZ
,ual report in that part ToT IN con
a.u:crsy, the salient portion Of "-hic'
'cads that postal employees would D
-eStrrctcd TO appearing oflo!c CON-
r:rtees in Congress "vhen request
d."
The issue said Mr.. BlT!cson. If
7os whethe- government worker
hou,d have the right to maintain OF
-a11izations, but whether Il rs WIS
hat they should affiliate with a,
,utside organization and use n
,t.ike and boycott rs q last resor
20 enforce their demands"
The governments sole desire, h
concluded, was Ito protect the posta
:elvice and the government tsel
rom what Is believed TO he q grow
:ne menace"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
FILE IMPORTANT PAPERS THREE YEARS NPRISON
Certificate Of New shipbuilding Cor.
uoralion Filed Ia This City Yester-
day In Office Corporation Clerk.

4 certificate e. incorporation Of the
American Shipbuilding Corporation
:rss filed in the office eG The clerk OF
ihe corporation yesterday. The Ger
t:ficate sLaGss that the object o. the
concern is to condue, q general ship
building business. Its EGnsEnnn
capital is given a. 100000 and the
r,axiryam capital at $40 100000.
The principal office Of the company
will be in Alexandria, and II * pre-
slru,ea that the business CT the new
s!,ipbuildinr company which is ex-
pected TO be located here will be con-
.lucte:i by il.
The officers arc: Colin H. Living
stone, Of Washington. president; D.
w.. Morse. Of New York, vire-preSi-
dent; e. G. uigley, Of New York
vice-prcaident and secretary; Il. i.
Morse. Of New York, treasurer. There
s,,e IL directors: DAVIS .Elkins. Wash.
inpron; VIM. Cuggenheirn. New YORK
Robert Jackson, Concord. \. Il 3
G. Hisley, New York; Geo. ". Loft.
New York: Colin II. Livingstone,
Washington; C. W. Morse. New York;
3. w. Morse, New York: Z. a
Morse, New York; T. 4. ShorehaIn
New York; R. Lancaster Williams
RaltiInore>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
"WAVERLY" DESTROYED
John Webb Tyler Family Escapes in
Nightclothes From Flaming Man
sion.

Wal1rntcn. Va, Dee. Il.-"W-y-
crlv," one Of the handsomcst man
sions in This section ot Virginia, was
destroyed ~ fire OF an mkuown 3r-
igin about ! O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
The property, owned by . syniicate
composed OF scvcra! prominent bust
aess mcn Of WaIrcnton. formerly %-a.
owned by Sidney l.. Joscpthal, NOW
or New York. and was purchased BY
him from l!r. and Mrs. E. Ashley
Cooper, OF WancncnN.
1t IS located on the road from War.
'enton 10 Tauruier Springs and va.
salneI at $4,000. II was Cccayict
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb Tyler.
1wo children and nurse. who escaped
n their night clothes and lost NJ 0!
:heir property.
They were awakened by the smcl
ii smoke only q few sce03ds before
he roof Of the building icl! iii. Tnt
building was bl3nel TO the ground
The loss was partly covered - in.
'urance.
Mr.. Tyler and family We're t::ker
o the home of M'. and Mrs. z
Jarrett, 4 short distance away Ow.
ng 10 the cold, no assistance couli
be rendered to save Any part # tho
farm buildings.
Alr. Tyler IS suffering from slioh'
bur1lS and fl+n inhaling smoke in hi:
Effort 10 save the children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
The Two Soldiers Who Stole Auto
mobile Sentenced By Judge Barley
Iodas-six Others Retei;e Senten.
cs.

IN the case 4zf the Commonwealth
against Russell 4. Davia and George
Z sleClealy, the two soldiers indictet.
To- GRAND lareny. both OF whom cn-
tersa plea, Of guilty, H;rich came be-
fore Judge Barley in the Corporation
Court IN tits city today. they were
sentenced to three years in the peni.
tentiary. y will be remembered that
the Two men held up TWO boys from
whom they stole IN automobile nea?
Brasldock Heights, last month. be
longing to the Mt. Vernon garage II
this city. After stnalins: the auto
saey got away with ii rs f:r rs Con
nersille. Indiana, where they were &c
-cstc;l ana later brought back 20 Alex
.,nlria.
In the ease Of the Commonwealth
,rainst Edward Slaughter, indlctef
or killing Ezcll Wats"m, on Angus
&c, 1915. the defendant entered 4 plcs
+ involuntary ura3lslaughter and va;
;crteneets TO one year III jail.
Among the case, which received at
.ention at the ilcnAs Of the grand jury
which raco!ntl!cd this morning. welT
lie following: 4 true bill was foam
nd roturnci against Frank Robs.y -
-iolation 81. the prohibition lawa.
The following persons entered plea
4 gu!lty Of violating the prohlo'
lion lava and were sentenced on
uoutn in Jail and q fine Of Fifty 60
'ers: John T. Bnrns, John Hopkins
frank Rotey. jacob Jones and Free
lewis.
The case ot The Commonwealth
rairst K. ". p.!dley was continued
NTH the first day Of the Januar:
erin next.
In the Circuit court in vacation
he vii! OF the late Louisa N. 3u!!n
vas admitted TO probate and Rohir
9n .iionenre qualified ~ the cxe"n'
or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
HER THIRD HUSBAND.
Count Bernst0rh's Son Marr'eR
Virginia Woman

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE lnarr!ag
here yesterday of Count Christian
G,nther Won Bernstorff. son Of th'
former Ambassador to the u1Atet
States aud Mrs. Marguerite Fiviai
Burton IhouraSun. OF Burlington, \
J.. il reported by the Berlin aaws
papers.
Count Christian Gurthel' yon Bera
storff IS 26 years old.
/. philssi1lpnia~ Dec. ll.--Margne
rite Vivian Burton, who was marrle>
tc Ccunt von, Bernstortf, son OF tn
former German Ambassador 20 ~
TINTED States, was bora IN Virginia
and il about 80 years oi1- TINS )
Ser third marriage. Her hrst husoas,
ms .!17rscs IT. Hirch. 1r., OF Burning
ten, n. j., a1.G uer second was Conn
VIZ tier con Eoedick, aE attache o.
the German embassy IN London
Roth marriages ended N divorce. &c
friends OF Burlington salo.
According to friends III Burlington.
Lie father Of the Countess von, sesa
stocf was an Englishmau and hel
mother Virginia,l. They settled II
the Virginia mountains. There wsr'
two children, Marguerite, and an
other sister. who now is married an.
said 70 be living in Denver, Colo.
The mother Of the girls died Will
sfsy were very young and Msrguerit'
vas adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. sdWan
1tonascr,, Of Burlington, when sh'
1as years old. She inherited :
small fortune from Mr.. Thomsson''
first wife.
No effort was made yesterday .!
NJ Thornascn to conceal his dlsao
nointunept over the marriage.
81 am not at al pleased, ne sa'1
.ryon Rerr-torff may be g gentleu,ar
and Marguerite's Ideal, but one mus
.ssr IL mind that he Is German
and our enemy now"
Mr.. Thomason said he would vel
.ons them. "Bus would prefer 3
welcome them after the war IS 'Vef
not now" he added.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice .Annua! Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
FOLDERS Of the McLachlen Banking
Corporation for the election Of g
BOARD Of Directors for the ensuing
ear and for the transaction Of othe~
business will be held at tho Office OF
ne Company No. l0T North Fairfax
.treet, in the city of Alexandria,
state OF Virginia. on Tuesday Jan
,arv Sth, 1913, 81 Il o'clock n. m.
A. NJ McLachlen. President.
John 4. Massie, Treasurer.
2s5-12t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
NnIir. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting oi me S'o.'
l.1G..rs Of The Io,F" apartment Rouse
rc.r,,anv for thc election o. 2 Boar;
g i:.rrr.ors for :;ic ensuing ye"4, anc
.o- ~. trarsaotion Of o;arr bGs!Aes&
.,:l, nc ,;aN "a. the Office Of me com
ranv 30. 1o7 nost'. Fairfax street.
:a The Ciey Of Alexandria stare o.
Virginia. On Tuesday, January "'H'
iHta, = 10 o'cloc!; Il. m.
Charles y. Walcot', PrSsi acH
2 N. McLachle1. Secretary
2d,-trl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
IFFEAGETTES At CAPITOL


Washington, Dee. ll.---W III tas
,l2.ival this wcek OF ucar!!
40 members OF the Executive Coun
i! o. the National American Woman
suffrage Association and o: most Of
he state congressiona! chairmcn, or.
.;a.r,,rn+l.s wa.e ccn,9'e:c>! rar on
j the principal events o. convention
s,-4k. This event whica has no;
previously been announcea consist:
o.: a series Of hearings before each
;tate delegation in Congress.
The Rhode Island &"mc.!, Tor eH.
,:rl,lc, will assemble on Tuca>Ia!
r"rr,ing in the Office Of Senator Cc!t
G NEE. tic entire Rhode Island dele,
ra'ion in Congress and ask their sap.
)ur. for the icicca. woman sntfEagf
,ineatnGent whcn it con,es 30 "''te ~
January S. I'tty women from Mas
;Grilusc;tts. delegates % the conven
ION, headed ~ Mrs Teresa =
--ruw,lcy, Of Boston, s;a;e congrea
;ional cltairnlen, will hc given q SIM
.le.- hearing by the Massachusetts
members cf Congress. The sen!o'
icna,or from every state has hce'
,sK.I 20 hold 4 hearing in MS o:ticf
or tbs suffrage delegates from h:
.:sat.. All the hearing, except tIia
or Rhode ISlani, viii he held We'd
1eSday morning. The Suffrage dele
rates sill return from the Capitol II
inc for the opening q the co"ven'
ion ~ p. II.
The Congressional committee eX-
Jccts these hearings g. constltrt" :
convincing demonstration 10 the
uil1.s Of ;gny doubtful members OF
Congress az 20 the wisdom and cX.
,c.sieacy y: voting for Inc fedora
amendment. Every delegation vii
,e armed with It's own particular ar
ruments but chief Of these III every
,asc will DC the political opportunity
md likewise thc politica! disadEant-
age. tnat exists FOR the respective
,artics between now and the 1918
elections. It will De pointed cut, fo'
Example. that the l3 states whers
women nov vote Tor president Eot
ne balance ot power IL natina! cleo
tions. and i Is only by passaGc oi
re federal amendment At this seS'
sion Of Congress that all ti.s won1cr
Of the country can he cnfranchise; IT
tire for the next presidential cleo
ton, and all the states acquire equa
footing in the electoral college
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice Annual Meeting.

The Alexandria Nationa! Bank
Alexandria. Va. Dec. S, 1917
The annual meeting Of the share
hoifars OF this bank, for the election
If Directors ana the transaction OF
such other business as may De
brought before it, will be hold at the
Banking House OF said Bank, on
Tuesday, January S, 1918, a. l.
o'clock, noon. :,
The polls will be open from Il NJ
to l p. IN.
oe5-o5t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
A Photoplay of Ireland Tonight.

Mother Macree' mnst have baai
"A wearing Of the Green uildtT :;
r ;t,,e Bit o. Heaven" when Edit
Kennedy wrote molly Entangled.
y,ich is winsolne Vivian Martini
stest Paramount photoplay whiSt
viii be seen ut the Richmond tonight
At the Surprise Theda Bars vii
ia secn IN "Her Greatest Love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice annual Meeting.

The Annual meeting Of the s}oes
ooIsers Of the Ontario Apartmerf
House Company for the election OF :
Eoar,; OF Directors for the ensnini
vear and for the transaction OF othe
!,asiness Of the Company will be mel
ns the office Of the Company, NO. ~.
north Fairfax street, IN the CITY o
Alexandria, State Of Virginia Or
Tuesday, January sth. 1918 at lO:3o
o'clock 4. IN.
Chsr,es D Wal"ott, President
A. N. McLachlen, Secretary.
o9o.i2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice Annual Meeting.

The Citizens National BsnA,
Alexandria, Va,
Dee. Sth, 1917
The annual meeting Of the share
hoE4ers of this bank, for the cleo
ton of Directors and the transaction
Of such other business as may be
brought before it, will be held at the
Banking House, on Tuesday, Jsnuary
sth. 1918, at IL o'clock noon.
The polls viii be oper from II ii.
TO P, N.
Richard NJ. Green. Caahe,.
294.25t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Railroad Men Enjoy Supper

Forty members OF George Washing
ton Lodge No. 191, Brotherhood Of
railway car men sat down 70 on oyster
s,,3per served BY G. II. Zimmerman
last night. Charles Crrn1p preside1
rs ;oast?nastcr. Three cheers were
given for Z!mmcrman'5 oysters g the
conclusion Of the supper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
7, Momoriam-

n loving but sad memory Of ouI
dear little boy, william Angus
Ochiert. who departed this life one
ye,ar ago today, December II, lei"
We mad a little treasure once
lie wa. our jog and pride,
We loved l:in,, an perhaps 700 "'.'
For soon ne slept and died:
All is dark within orr dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts today
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever passed away.
By his Moths. aa7 'aans'
2a5-it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
UPUOLDS open SHOP"
;upreme Court Defines Rights OF La
Dor and Employers.

Dor and Employers.
Decisions defining Z. general terra
he rights Of both organized laoo.
nd the employer were rendered yes
crday by the Supreme Court. Wha
he riEh. Of wol:kmrn 20 orraniz.
or lawful purposes TaG rcaliir.aeI
h, court hel.1 that employers: !cgail:
n.y operate their plcnts aS "opcI
hops" an; prevent couaiyirachas 4
ring the;r non-union employees intr
abor organizations.
The opinions ucre rendered in ti!c
.ases Of the Iitchmar Goa! and Cox,
company and the Eagle Class Manu-
'acturing Company, Of West Virginia
he court deciding that both were Ell
tiled 70 operate their plants as "opcr
hops" snd uphoiding injunctions 5
r~d BY Judge 4. J. Dayton, restrain
rr union officials from attempting
G organize their employees.
Lower court decrces holding tna'
he. United Mine Workers Of Areric'
nj the American Flint Glass WorE.
rs Union were Illegal oreaniza tioa:
MI shat under the Sherman il"
hey were secret consniracic: II! re
train. Of trade we're ignored by '1t
Supreme Court opinion.
In the Hitchnan case the majo.,t!
,f the cour. held that the officials ..
ne miners union deliberately ant
,dvisedly selected that method 0.
,nIargipg The union membership
which would innict injury upon tn
company and It's loyal employees ant
declared that the conduct in ),
lo;nc was unlawful and malicious.
1t added that "the purpose Of tn
Ieterdants TO bring about strike d
n. mine in order 70 compel plaintiff
through fear of financial loss to con
cert to uuionization was an unlaw1u
outpost
The court was divided in the Hitch
nan case 6 TO 3, Justice: Hrandeis
1olules and Clark dissenting. Just!c
3randcis said he believed the unso1
rad right TO do the things 20 whicl
he other members Of the court 90
jected.
Contempt proceedings Institute
asst month by the Hitchnlan Coal an'
Coke Company against Presiden
Frank J. Hayes Of the Miners unlo1
and ittee1 other officials and mem
bers for alleged violations of the n
functions, are pending, and accordin!
TO the company's counsel, vii! 3
pressed.
The court yesterday granted n
defendants 60 days in which 70 PR
sent their case.
The opinion was characterized
statement issued last night ,
President Samuel Gompers, Of II
AmAr;cau Federation of Labor, Z
far-rsaci.ing and un-warran:able
Hs said through It John Mitchell
foxnar president, and William B. WI
son. former secre5ary-taoeasrrer .
The miners international unioc, OF
stigr,atized as oopspiratMs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice Annual Meeting.

December g. 1917.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of AleYandria, Va, will be held
at the DanHng House on Tuesday,
January s, 1918, at IL O'Clock, noon,
for the election Of directors end Uar-
saction of such other business 50
nay properly como beio.e tho meet
ing.
GEO. e. H'ARFELn. Cashier
2s6-25i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

il j; stated thai preparations ar:
Under way for the departure Of the
soldiers from the ST. Asaph camp.
Alexandria Camp, Modern Wood
men Of America, will elcc. officers 70
morrow c9enine.
The oyster roast &nt smoker &c
have been h2la v!lis evening 1t ths
sodaIity Lycum h's been postponed il
order tha. all members may attane
shc public meeting at shc opc:.s
House.
At to nights meeting OF the c;ti
zens Of Alexandria TO ba held 1T "a,
Opera House 10 hear the announce
nent ffro.n Representative Carlin con
...raine The industrial situation in tnf
,;ty, the gallery viii De reserved %
.hc ladies.
The many friends of Charles Parl
Tustis Timberman will regret tt
earn Of MS sudden death which oc
.urred this morning shortly after :
o'clock at 200 south Fairfax street
ION pneumonia. alter an illness 0:
mlv q few days. The deceased IA
70 years old and IS survived by III
mother. and one brother, Dir. J. E. W
Nyabar1Ileln He was cmployt1 II
sl:c drug business with the CHRIS
.iani Drug Co., IN Washington. an
;onic years ago held positions as
: clerk in Edgar Warfield's and other
rug stores in this eity- The funcra
rill be held at the home, ThursGa'
,fcarnoon at 3 O'clock, Rev. z. '
Qcgestcr officiating, and the :!:ter
nent will be in Bethel cemetery al
vii be private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our relatives and
'riends for their kind sympathy and
beautiful flowers in the hour OF oIl
.0rrow and the. loss % our dean
mother.
By her children. Lawrence vi.
oswkins, Fannie VI. Dawkina.
295-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

c II. Z.nmerman's place Will be
open every Sunisy from 8 o'clock
in tho morning until 9 o'clock At
night. Just received good supply
Of Salt Water Oysters. Phone ,9s.
lok.1+
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Notice.

Washington Memorial Lodge of
Perfection No. I will hold its regc-
2ar meeting. Friday. December Il,
1917, AZ 1880. All members ard visi-
tors are invited 70 De present,
g9i-5t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

Ap oyster supper undcr -iie aus
pices Of the Parents Teachers .asso-
..iat;on will be given Thursday, Dec
ember II. 1917. From 5 to 9 O'Clock
III Lee Camp Hall. Tickets Csc,
2s6-at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Anti. Freeze for Radiators.

A isrgs shipment OF Anti.Freese
tust rseaived. It is guaranteed 70
prevent freezing Of radiators.
Rsmschel Auto and Sales Co.,
1T north Fairfax St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

lis reg lil.iE !htrkiiiE o''i-S"1 80
CiIldren's Home 1T 40. All members
are asked to be present.
Chief Ogden Of the fire depart
mcnt has secured the loan OF morse
from the .alcxandria Fertilizer anl
Chemical Company TO use IN place
OF the big black horse Ben" which
was hurt in running TO the lire on
Madison street yesterday.
Charles W. Myers and Rooci't }.
Myers, OF this city, left today To enlist
n the Unitcd States Aviation Corp:
II Columbus, Ohio. They have sold
,ut the garage business conducted b!
ham on north Pitt street, 70 ]. 81.
DickcrSon.
Mrs. Mary +. woodward, whose
home was in Alexandria county, dlct
:. the Alexandria hospital this morn
'ng. She was 6" year: old anG Is
Tui,-ivcyf by Two sons, and one ststc:'
Who lives in Washington. The fun
,ral arrangements have rot beer
:lrtdc
lee covered nearly the entire snr.
ace Of The Potomac in front oG this
.ity today. Temperatures as low as
our degrees. above zero were re
.oited on North Washington stree
his morning.. wl.ile or South Roya
tr:ct eight above vas the record
II agree that it was cold enough TO
wen December morning down herr
II "olc Nirginny." While st Baltimore
hey report yesterday the eoldcsc Dc.
.cnbcr 10th known there in 81 years
thermometers in that city registering
oven degrees above zero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Mira. Sarah .SEidlnorc OF 229 South
Pitt street, met with an accident yes
Ser.iay which caused her removal t.
the Alexandria hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

The United Daughters Of the Con-
fcderacy will meet tomorrow after.
loon a. $3.50 at the residence Of Mrs
Wilbur Reid, 500 Dukc street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

The Allison ". c. 4. U. viii AoIu
its regular meeting tonight IN the
Cjlildren's Home 1T I:20. All members
are asked to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

Norfolk cygteTs. Hampton ss
and Potomac River oTstsra J. HfAh
40. 2 King stsesaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

IGc UnItel DauGnlc-s oA INC So!!'
fcderacy will meet tomorrow after
loon at $50 at the residence of Mrs
Wilbur Reid. 500 Duke street.
Acknowledgements is made today
IF subscription OF s. from Mrs. i
Acres to the Y. NJ. {. i. War wor6
:und by the local committee Of which
Judge Norton is chairman.
There XII be . meeting 1: thc
Tomans missionary Snci"ty tomor
'ow afternoon 1T 3 o'clock. st the resi-.
ence of Mrs. T. z. Carver. III noa,t}
Alfred street. The social service
committee will have charge, and til
program as planne,, by ille Woman
Visionary Council viii be carried cat
THO members and friends Of tht
:hurch are cordially in5it.i3
tomorrow nlSilL NeF. lHuHlaS SSIl'
nes will preach at ST. paurs churct
III the Deity Of Christ" the sub
&c: on whi.h ne was to speak Sun
'ay morning but postponed IL on &c
cunt OF the non-attcndance Of m:r
Me sermon will offer the three mos
important reasons for the Being .,
1ol" and the evidences for the Dcit,
" God-hnad Of Christ. Al! grca
ruths rest on secure foundations an
t IS the purpose O. this sermon :
7oint out those foundations. II is
,oped that many men viii be present
specially those VINO have not accep.
= Christ rs the Son oT God.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

Ii is stated tino prepar'aiious ar:
under way for the departure Of the
soldiers from the 81. Asarh camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

if yon want n reach tho
psaDie in sRa homes IN AlsaaD7
dria and it's snburbs place
sou7 announcements in Ehe
Gazette, # you5 goods and
prices are hight yoa wsn sss
Gia customers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-11

Alexandria Camp, Nodacn Wood
men Of America, viii elcc: officers 20
morrow c"ening.