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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
ONPLINENTARY DINNER !.ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICE
Members of United States Ambulance
Corps From Allentown. Enter
tanned Here This Afternoon.

Members of Section 5S4 of ne
United States Ambulance Corps, in
training ut Allentown, Pa, number
ing between fifty and sixty men, III
Guiding c. M Schofield. VIM. Brooks
ard Windsor Snowden Of Alexandria.
were entertained 1T complimentary
dinner 1T the Westminster Building
This afternoon at one o'clock. MAJ Jr
Ilcwellyn Powell, of this city, now
in the hospital service and statione,:
ut Camp Meade, was also an honorcd
guest. rs were the graduates from
this city who finished their course
il, the Officers Reserve training
camp at Fort Mycr q few days ago.
Messrs. Oscar J. Myers, Henry &.
Motley, Cecil K. Sherman. J. Ran
dali Cation, Daniel B. Miller, Jl..,
Douglas Ncff, Hunt Russell, A. Har
mon Roberts, Philip Dawson and Alan
Il. Prosies.
The dinner was rendered
b, several gentlemen. friends Of the
NEE in the city, and most creditably
served by committee Of ladies from
the Rel Cross Rcfrcshmcnt Corps.
lsnnromptu speeches were made by
several and following the dinner the
guests were taken on 4 tour ot sight
seeing about the city, which included
tic lodge rooms in the Masonic
Temple and other points of interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
NO WAR TIME ALlMONl.
railur. to Pay Does Not Warrant
Imprisonment of Office.

White Plains. y. y. Nov. %o.--Fal!-
'urc to pay alimony in time OF wa'
does not warrant Imprisonment of IN
officer of the United States army, IN
the opinion of Supreme Court Jus
fire Morschauser. who refused 10 Is
SUI. an order to show cause why Ma
ior Orson kilbournc. L. ;. A. should
not be compelled to pay his VILE
Eloise. $50 week.
Il believe that officers III t"e
limited States army should have soma
RIGHTS" the Justice said. You no"
have a new condition which race:
ali the men in the army fighting f'l
their country. ard believe cey
should be given e"cry consideration
don't intend to have this officer
locked up for failing TO pay alimonj.
Mrs. kilbourne had asked the
Cnnrt 10 issue the order Immediately
wI,ich Justice AGorschauser declined
to do. He postponed the hearing n
I'll Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
MARY HAD TURKEY
Father Finds the Money Whel
little Mother" Tries Suicide.

Chicago, Nov. 80. Mary Rosen
Na* at home Yesterday and The turkey
si.e vas not able u bay gl-.ccd the
table in her cottage when she. hs!
father and the Younger brother ami
,iSrers to whom she has been i little
II other sat down To Thanksgiving
dinner. Mary. who is Ii years old,
h.:G rot been able 10 save any money
tbs year. and the thought Of empti
holidays for, the ''kiddics' drove hc!'
II try TO end her. life Tuesday night,
sn, explained Wednesday.
When her father. Martin RoScG,
wnosc wife died two years ago, re
turned from work ut tie Interstate
Steel and Wire CompanH> Works, he
.o:;nI Mary unconscious from gas In
her bedroom. He visited tn" county
hospital Wednesday morning and
wa: ovrrjoycd to learn from phySIc-
arS that she had recovered Sut'tir-
ic.l!y to leave the ,institltioI. !:
"You needn't worry, Mary, | g":
enough money together TO buy :
turkey. and hope you'll be able t."
hcir me cook it, assured the father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
New House of Delegates is to be Ds,
BY More Than Two I" One. Accord
ing to Report.

Richmond. Nov. 3o.-Fur several
days the report has been that ~
effort would be made at the ap-
preaching session of the general as
sembly to amend the laws so rs 70
permit the making of light beers II
this state, containing possibly -
much as three per cent OF alcohol.
Il is authoritalively declared tina;
there is no prospect Of its becoming
q law if Introduced. Canvass has
been made of the complexion Of the
ntyt house Of delegates, and thai
! bcdy has not less than seventy dry
men, according to the figures of those
who are supposed to know about sucn
things. The same senate that enact
e.! the prohibition law would have 10
pass on the new measure, and a>
there are thirty-three dry senator's
ont CT the forty members Of that
boIy the chances for such proposi
tiaa would be slim.
In the city of Richmond there is u
decrease of not less than 1000 by rea-
SCI. Of the failure Of the former sup
pcrtcrS of liquor to pay their taxes.
it is said. And ut this tine. in Or
der to get back on the books, thee
m"n would have to pay for thrcr
years, having failed To pay for taat
lc!:gth o.. time It is not likely that
they will undertake to do this, IL
view Of the overwhelming sentiment
against liquor in the state. At this
point it is but fair to call attention.
to the fact that the time for the pay
mcnt Of poll taxes will expire with
tbs week Those who fail to pay
BY Saturday closing time will hav"
t. pay five per cent penalty and tie
officers will he empowered TO force
payment shortly thereafter and 20
make the costs for the same m item.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
PAY POLL TAXES TO-DAY.
Five per Cent 10 be Added TO All IN
Maid Hills Tomorrow Morning.

hlcXandrianS must pay their 9".'
taxes today or tonight to escape tne
:, per cen, penalty which IS added
E,.cmbcr :! and City Treasurer
Thomas W. Robinson will be IN lis
office in the City Hall until O'Clock
tonight in order to ACCOMMODATE al
ta; pavcrS who viii be unable 10 c"i'
mon him during the day.
After today an additional . per
cent will be added to the pol! :aS
:ccoun, Of all citizens. and they
most be paid by Dec. 4th to part'c'-
ua1e in the June election. All l?l'
state taxes arc also due. and must
he paid today TO escape the presrna
-'d penalty.
The Gazette has directed atten-
,;un 10 this important matter sever
=! ,imrs recently. This IS the laS'
call and those interested should taH'
,nc notice and act accordingly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
SHOOTS ANOTHER'S WIFE.
Widower Opens Fire When Woman
SpurnS Him.

Widower Opens Fire When Woman
SpurnS Him.
Anrered when she Spulned his ~
tention, Frederick Packham, 10 years
old, of Highlandtown, near Baltimore
attempted to kill Mrs. Cora rierricN,
az wears old. in her home Wedncs-
dav afternoon by firing two bullets
into her body.
George Herrick, her husband, wAo
had been asleep in the house ATTACK
ed Packham in the yard. Packham
nointed the pistol at HerricN, F" IL
i failed to explode. Packi,am hIh'
hu, was caught by policeman.
packham is Il former wrestler.
Mrs Herrick was taken to the nos
ni,al. Surgeons found that the ous-
lets penetrated her abdomen. She $
unconscious and her condition is &Ti'
ticai.
packbam is widowcr Mrs. Her
r;.k told her husband that Packhan
attempted to engage her In conSer-
votion several times. She was n a
basement kitchen preparing her nus
hand's supper when Packham en-
tered the house by rear door
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
T.. s. TO Use POLICE FORCE
Every Member Will be Instructed
TO Look Out for Slackers.

Every Member Will be Instructed
To Look Ont for Slackers.
Every police official in the country
will become part of the great ma
chine organized for building the Ma
tonal Army, under War Department;
plans announced today by Provost
Marshall General Crowdcr. Postal
authorities also will play an active
part in helping to carry out the n@N
regulations and the department De-
licves that with the aid Of these two
agencies local exemption boards vii.
be greatly assisted in registering
the men and getting them 20 the
training camps as they are called.
Police throughout the nation will
be instructed to cake into custody
men who fail to report for physical
examination or who violate any o.
the new rules and regulations. They
ALSO will be charged to arrest and de.
liver to camps men who have Been
inducted into the military service ny
the local boards and who fail TO 80
train for mobilization Such men are
classed under military law as desert
ers and rewards of $50 will be pald
for their arrest and delivery at the
camps.
All the elaborate machinery OF '::ic
Pcstoffice Department will be used
to see that missionaries are de-
livered to the men and are returned
bv them within the seven-day time
limit allowed for filing them out
Postal officials also haye been n
structed by President Wilson and
Postmaster-Gcneral Burlcson TO CO,
operate IT, the fullest extent with tn
local boards in delivering and for,
wardine notices to reSistrants, par
ticularly notices of entrainment, a!
failure to respond to this notice class
es the registrant as 4 deserter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
FIRE IN GREEN''1LLE
Irdica,ions Are That Offie. Building
of Southeastern Lie Insurance
COMPANY Will be Total Loss.

Greenville. s. G., Nov. 3O.-.As
2.%a this morning fire was pouring
OFT o. every window OF the oiIIc-
building Of the Southeastern Life In"
surancc Company, situated IN sae
heart Of the business district Of tns
citv. and indications are that The
hu-ldinc will be a total loss. TIE
origin OF tie fire is not Enow'. lHe
building cost between slo@,ooo ano
5000. 900, il is understood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
TO RECEIVE. .2ANNUITY
Wives of Presidents Benefit by Will
of PHILADELPHIA Lawyer

0I tniiauelDHil Lawyer.
Philadelphia, Nov. 30.--Nivcs u
Presidents will get $4,000 PR
money" annually as the result Of
a clause in the will Of the late Henry
G.. Freeman, Jr., well-kncwn law
ycr Of this city. But the first lady
Of the land will have to wait until
the death OF the two children named
in the viii rs bcnetciarics. Tine rca-
son I make this fund.-" the will eN-
plains, "is because feel the Pres;-
dent Of the the CnitrG States re>eirGs
such a miserable pittancc for E'an
holding the greatest position on
earth
Freeman left an estate valued 4,
SO 900 900 and upward. When ail the
.bencticiarirs are dead the trustees
nr, directed 10 place sufficient sum
ASIDE to yield $l2,36o Il year, The
sa60 shall be their commission and
tn. $4,000 shall be paid in monthly
checks in her name alone &c the wife
Of the President Of the United
states The fund is to be called the
Henry G.. Freeman. Jr., pin money
f.@.i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
DISTRIBUTED WHISKYNO BEER TO Be ALLOWED
Special Officer at Potomac Railroad
Yards Held for the Action OF the
Grand Jury.

There was but one case on the
docket of the Police Court this morn
ing. X. ". Dudley, special officer
ut the Potomac railroad yards. was
charged with distributing WHISKY N
this city.
The case was the aftermath OF the
capsizing Of an automobile, contain
ing Il large supply of whisky on
Mount Vernon Avenue, short dis
tancc west of the aims house last
Friday night. Those having the auto
in charge left the scene and the tar
was brought to the Central Garage
Oh north Washington st:cet in tbs
city. Early Saturday morning wh.to
the employees at the garage we:
making in.pection of the abandoned
car, they discovered a secret deposit
tary under the auxiliary seats. j;
is said that twenty eight pint boz
ties of whisky were taken out.
According to the evidence, Dudley.
who had followed the auto here, took
charge Of the liquor, and in doing 20
drew pistol on one Of the employee;
at the garage He, it was aiiegcA.
carried the liquor to his house near
!by. and subsequently distributed
several bottles to the employees. He
then notified Sheriff Field, OF Alex
antria county that he had the liquor
in his possession.
Two white and two colored mcn
were the witnesses. and their evi-
dcnce agreed. When Dudley took tie
stand he denied the allegation, and
the testimony of eacn
man who had testified against him.
When asked what authority ..e
possessed to follow the automobile
TO this city and take charge OF ilc
liquor, he replied that he was a spc-
cal officc!ssDf Alexandria county. Tho
court saw no reason why ne should
come into the city, armed with "
pistol. and attempt 10 exercise au-
thoritv here. and held him for the
acton OF TIM grand jury for viz
lat;ng the NIapp law. TIE accused an
nounced that he .ook IN appeai rroH
the judgment of the court lie
,yaS told that he was Il little prcma- !
,ure. as he must wait until the Cor
poration Court acted. after which lc
could note an appeal. Dudley then
asked to be allowed TO prefer charges
the men who took, the T.
auo. rom him and drank I. wnich
acts. he supposed, violated the proh'-
bitiun law. This was. of course. Over
ruled. and h., was ordered to be
locked up until he furnished bona
or $500 for his appearance before
the grand jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
OIfST 1000 ENEMY ALIENS.
Works Inside baltimore Waterfront
bead Line Dismiss Many.

w
Dead Line Dismiss Many.
Baltimore, Nov. 30.-FedeTal Mar
shall Stockham and force of depu-
r;es started out Wednesday to draw
tie dead line along the water front i.
Factories and other places Of bust
ness within the visible" line prompt
lv began discharging enemy aliens IN
.hejr employ, probably 1000 losing
their places. Many of these ca'.'e
fr,n, the Bethlehem Steel plant at
cnarrows Point and big concerns a
Curtis Bay.
The Marshal was notified by the
Baltimore Dry Docks and Shipnuild-
ing Company that 80 aliens had been
driven from the shops of the com
pany. Other concerns sent in s'm'la'
advices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
AUSTRIA MAY DROP WAR.
Relief in Congress that the Pr"s :
dent. knowing This. WithhoiaS
Declaration.

Washington. Nov. 3o.-Modltic9-
ton of ltaly's; demands upon Aus
,ria might pave the way for q With
drawal of the latter country lrom
the mammoth conflict abroad, ana
wclld thus hasten peace as 1t cou!i
not he FASTENED if Italy persists IN
maintaining demands which cannct
but keen Austria in the fight un|l
the bitter end
That is the belief of Inc majo::,H
Of the members of the Foreign Re'a-
tions Committee of the Senate, so
it is said on good authority. ANA
it is the belief Of the administratlo"
as well. so it is also said.
These facts mean. so it is ins!S.'
ed that President Wilson's forthco"A,
ing message 10 Congress will not
urge 4 war declaration upon Aus
tria. The situation will DC left opco
it is pointed out. so that if Austrian
sympathy for the central powe.'s
cause, already Al a low ebb, gives
further signs of breaking the pro
Moments of Il break with Germany
will have conclusive talking point:
anon which TO continue their work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
in NIp,,lOrianl.

In sad but loving remembrance O..
our little son. Melvin HUMPHREYS, VINO
suddenly departed this Lie tht.e
years ago yesterday. Nov. ", !S1t'
Once more The saddest day is mere
Wien God called home our dear son,
Some may think the wound is healed
Ia, l:;tlc they knew the sorrow we
feel.
Orr hearts are heavy. our thoughts
al OF him.
How we loved him and miss him none
but God can know.
1SE-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

Suffering with a bullet wound il
his abdomen. thivteen-year-old How
a.,i Brooks lies seriously injured a:
Virginia hospital, in Richmond. The
wound was accidentally inflicted by
the boys chum. Kenneth Miller. aged
!o2rleea years. The boys were play
ing wirh the p;sto! st the home oi
Young Brooks. They did not know th'
Weapon was loaded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
\ Correction.

In the vii! of the late Mrs. Ote!:'
Cline which was published in the G:.-
1rtte CT Wednesday evening. Nov.
oe.h il was stated that the residue
% her estate was TO bc equally diVi-
dcd among her children. There was
no provision made for her three chill
,!ren. Robert ". and Wal,e1: 7. Gins
and Mrs. ]. r. Edding1on in a"I
way, shape or form whatever.
Robert W. Cline.
oSE-If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
Annual !odge Ceremony for Deceas-
I'd Brothers to be Held in the Home
Next Sunday Evening.

The annual memorial services for
deceased brothers OF Alexandria
Lodge of Elks. No. 75S, will he held
on Sunday evening next, Dec. I'd. 2;
the home on Prince street at 5
O'Clock
Included in the program OF eXer-
ciscs will be an address by the Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, pastor Of Grace
Episcopal church of this city, who
will speak on Our Order" and also
another by Mr.. Edgar c. Snyder, CT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
Death Notice

DIED, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. B. iB. Brown, l09 South Alfred
street, at 4:30 a. m, Nov. 30, Mrs.
Lucy Driscoll Boyer, in the 18th year
of her age. washington papers
please copy.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
Charles R. Blewett and son Will
lard left yesterday for New lori.
where they will spend the week end.

. where they Will Spend the week end
Mr. A. G. Uhler is in receipt Of i;
(! telegram today from his son, Capta;.
/ A. Lenox Uhler. stationed at Camy
! Gordon. Ga. announcing his MARI
are to Miss Rebecca Carlton Brown
of Griffin. Ga. The ceremony occurred
in Atlanta on the 9th of November
Rev. Harry c. Howard, of Emery
College being the officiating clergy
man.
4 preaching mission will open II
St. Paul's Episcopal church on Sun
day evening next under the auspices
cf the Laymen's League and Bible
Glass of that church. 1t will continue
for ten DAYS or more, services being
held each evening except Sa1-
urday. The Rev. Thomas Semmes OF
Richmond, formerly pf Alexandria,
will preach the sermons. The public
is invited to attend. On Sunday, Dec
9th, Holy Communion will be ce.4.
brated at I a. M, morning service
will be held at II o'clock, children :
service at half-past 3 in the after
moor and evening meeting at o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Ida Crecgan announces
the marriage of her daughter, Rose,
to Captain Wm. 3. Champion, u. S.
A. The ceremony took place at six
O'Clock Thursday evening, November
2Gth, at the parsonage o.. 81, Mary's
Catholic church. Rev. Father L. +.
Kelly officiating. Immediately after
the ceremony. Captain anl Mrs.
Champion left for short wedding
trin to Norfolk. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mary Eleanor Burgess,
OF Washington, and the groom by
Mr. George V. Rector. OF Washing
ton. The bride was becomingly
gowned in a suit of burgundy chiffon
trimmed in taupc fox
furs, with hat and shoes to match,
ard wore corsage bouquet of.whitc
p. rdenioS Tho maid of honor wore
a suit OF gray velour With hat ard
SHOES to match. a set of seal fu-s
anu corsage bouquet of pink chr!'-
santhemums completing her costume.
Tie ceremony was witnessed only by
the immediate members of both fami-
Ii,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

! olIicc.
! Miss Beatrice Crockett entertain
+, ed Mr. Walter Delaney from the st
Asaph military camp, Mr.. Leon War
rem from Fort Hunt and Mr.. Frani
Crum from Camp Meade at ThanHs
giving dinner yesterday. =
Subscriptions received within the
past day or so by Judge Norton foi
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton war work fund are hereby ack-
nowledged as follows: Cash SI.Gn;
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Wood $500; R.
S. Goods 30 cents.
The State Corporation Commission
has granted charter to Higsbie ard
Richardson. Inc. Alexandria, Va.
Capital stock. $1,000. Purposes:
real estate. Alfred Higsbie, presl-
don't: l.. W. Richardson. secretary
DrIH OF Washing lOii, -. v.
Tonight at 7::3O o'clock special
service Of prayer and intercession
viii be held in Christ Church. Friday
is st. Andrews day. and the Synod
o. the Province Of Washington has
urged that the day be observed as a
dav of fasting on which the cEtraor-
d;nary acts and exercises of devotion
may find public expression to the end
that all our people may realize and
coafess that sin is national weak
NESS and sanctity is strength. 1t is
he oed that there may be large at
tendance at this service. No offering
wiIl be taken.
The repairs and improvements 10
the 0 Id Alexandria hospital building
a. .i20 Wolfe street are now corr
pleted and the Building, which las
been remodeled into a boarding
house ana placed under the manage
ment of S. G. Leoffler. of Washing
ton. is now ready FOR guests. 1t has
been thoroughly renovated. newly
ranted and papercd. is stcam-aeat-
ed snd in first class sanIrnrH
condition throughout. There are 81
furnished bedrooms. handsome din
ing. aaf:or and readin. rooms, a! ri
Which :2ok most inviting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
AUTOMOBILE SkIDDED
Ar.hur ]. Butcher Has Narro" rs
cape From Serious Injury tar'v
This Morning


While Arthur j Butcher, huck-
stcr n the city market, was on n:
,rov from Washington TO this ci'y n
hi. automobile at an early hour thi:
morning the car skidded when oppo
size the government experiment.
farm. and turned over. The hood
fco-board and most Of the upper
wo..:S of the machine were consider
a..lr damaged and spattcrcd Win
md. hut Mr. Butcher fortunately 80
c.ned serious injury. although re
Was cut and bruised somewhat. The
accident was caused by the supper.
condition of the ROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends aa,i
acouaintances for their synpattY
shown US in our late bcreavement.
Mrs. l.. T. Carr1co and Family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

:. copy Of the Gazette Of Saturday,
Jr.iy ii, 1917, and also one Of We'd
ncyday, October 3, 1917, is wanted.
Twenty cents will be paid for the
two copies delivered to the Gazette
OF: zee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

week with her mother. Mrs Fl. "
Hall, cf North Payne street.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. .A. Purvis nae o
their guests the past week their son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
S. S. Carroll of Blue Plains, u. =
Mr.. Carroll is son Of the late Col
onel S. s. Carroll, Of Washington.
4 Thanksgiving party will be giyer
this evening at the Westminster
brilding for the soldiers encamped
in this vicinity and their friends. An
interesting program will De given
and pleasant evening is anticipat-
ed.
The many friends and acqualnt-
ances of Mr.. Malcolm A, Brenncr will
be Glad to know that he is satisfac-
to''ily recuperating from the opera
tion he underwent at the Emergency
Hospital in Washington few days
ago.
Alexandria Washington Lodge
Yesterday carried the body of the
late Dr.. Jacquelin Amber Marshall TO
Markham station. Fauquier county,
and buried it with Masonic honors.
SeEior Warden G.. W. Fletcher was
in charge.
Mrs. Lucy Driscoll Boyer died at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
B. B. Brown, 100 south Alfred street,
at an early hour this morning. The
deceased was in the 18th year Of her
asc. She was the widow Of John l..
Bower. Mrs. Boyer was born in
New Baltimore, FauQuicr county, in
1899, and moved to Alexandria when
size was four years old.
towards of l25 children enjc;"d
the Thanksgiving dinner provided ~
the Salvation Army 1T its rooms -
l&y,r King street yesterday al l.
,'c.ocl;. Included in the menu vas
chicken. roast pork, roast beef, peas,
tomatoes, pumpkin and custard pie,
frnis cake an; nuts. The. table,; wrr..
adorned with potted plants in h!Hnm
and the little people were served -
A committee in charge Of Captain and
Mis-. Hellwege. Nothing was !e:t
undonc TO make the guests comfore-
aI't and happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

Norfolk Oysters. Hampton Bars
and Potomac River oysters. J. Brill
No. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Mrs. r. B. Hacker. OF Hoboken,
n. j., is spending Thanksgiving
week with her mother. Mrs Fl. W
Hall, ct North Payne street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-30

If yeu want to reach the
people III the homes iii -Iexan-
dria and its suburbs place
your announcements in the
Gazette. IL your goods and
prices are right you wiil Jet
tbs customers: