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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
BRADY NEAR DEATH.
Senator From Idaho Suffers Acute
Attack OF Heart Failure.

United States Senator James II.
Brady. of Idaho, who has been q SUI
fercr from heart disease for severnl
wears. suffered an acute attack OF
the malady last night at his home n
Cleveland park, Washington, and ~
an early hour this morning the doc
tor in charge said that his condition
was extremely critical.
Senator Brady had gone to his
.,on1e at Pocatello, Idaho. for the
holidays, and was taken i'll on the
train as he returned to Washington
He and his wife reached the city oo
Saturday. and he had been in a seri-
GUS condition up to that night. wher
the attack became acute.
The two sons of. the senator, wG'
are in the West, have been telegraph
ed for.
Noted as q Republican leader. hs
was elected TO the Senate Januar;
a. 1918. and reelected on soVern'
ter 8, 1914. 1or the torn expiring
March 8, 1921.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
TO RAISE PRICE OF GAS.
Citizens Committee IndOrsc Petit
tiop Which Will q" TO Corporation
Commission

Suffolk, Va. Jan. li.--Cltizens
represented by Il council conmirter
and u committee from the Chamber
:, Commerce, have agreed TO join
with the Suffolk Gas-Electric Com
nany III their petition 10 the STATE
Corporation Commission to raise the
present gas rate in Suffolk.
President l.. I. Pollitt, CT The SUI.
felix Gas-Electric Company, appearer
before the Council this week anc
PRESENTED figures which showed the
necessity for he increase placed a
20 cents on the thousand. The ole
late was 81 80 net for the first TO-,
eco and gradual decrease az :
greater amount is used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
ALABAMA SEXES COAL.
Governor Orders Operators 10 Dlsrs'
card Federal Control.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. l.-OVef-
stepping priority orders established
nv The national fuel administrator sra
taking into his own hands the mat
ter OF supplying Alabama domestic
consumers of coal with sufficient fuel,
Gov Charles Henderson yesterday
gave instructions TO certain Alabama
onaro TORS to divert their outpGt OF 2oo
cars u day to certain towns ana e''
t;es IN the State to meet the acute
shortage. bordering on absolute TAM
inc. ;,
Gov. uenderson's ability to puck
the nationa! fuel administrator res Is
+o 9 GREAT extent on the use or cor
v;cts of the State in coal mines. "i.h
labor being supplied by the State %
mine coal, leverage was glVeh' i
any was necessary, to give authofi'S
70 whatever orders the executive may
;ssne This is especially true as re-
s,,t Of the scarcity of labor 1t IS
pointed out.
Washington. Jan. ll.-->Ao 'ntith"'
ton of the course 10 he pursued oS
rho fuel administration IN deailh|
az, the Alabama situation "a'
! fortbcoming last night. Officials O.
tLo administration said Gov. Hend"r
.on's action had not been ofousA
formallv to their attention ana max
not been considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

and do il now. Get busy. Let thcs;
strangers know that tIley are Tes
come, and don't be slow about doing
it. Che time has now, arrived tof
Alexandrians TO do their share IN the
work that should bring to this Ole
city the greatest prosperity il iIa*
ever known.
Wants to Keep All Employees in
Alexandria.
Mr.. Much said that his company
Gees not want 10 he obliged tu SEM
any Of their people TO Washington
10 reside. but that they wanted 10
keep them al in Alexandria. TO 10
that, however, il win be necessary
for the residents OF this city to find
them rooms and homes III which -
live. The company must have the CO.
opcration OF Alexandria's citizens
along this line aud it must have II
at once.
Get Busy and do This Now.
Therefore. if you can take anothe!
roomer. Mrs. Alexandria. or II yo2
can accommodate 9 boarder. or have
an apartment, call up the Secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce, phone
l52, and tell him what you can DO n
the way Of furnishing rooms, apart
ments OF, board.
Es0ilg:traat f1.yecs-~tD Dr;;TT7s0 r,
4 contrsl.t foS pile driving at %hc
shinyarl has been let TO the Ci;'r"2-
Winston Company, Inc, Of Washing
-on. who already have a pile dr'v-
ing machine On the grounds. lhe%
started driving plies for the first 10
day with gang OF about ten men.
Contract Let for Concrete ways
The contract for the concrete ways
was let Yesterday TO q firm from Bal
tinore. It is said. and they will begin
work Immediately. some G. the men
having arrived oE the ground tocaF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
BITTEN By MAD DOG

Dogs Head Sent Away for EXami"A'
ticn and Pronounced by Experts to
Have Had Rabies.
Mr.. George Grimes, a well known
citizen OF near Uppervilie, was oit-
ten by mad dog at the home OF MIS-
Marion Fletcher about nine days ago.
The dog was killed and his head sent
70 an expert at Richmond for eHami-
nation. Dr.. Rinker, o. upperv'iie,
received a telegram from Richmono
stating that an examination o. the
head had showed q most pronounced
case Of rabies. s1r. Grimes left TO-
iay for Pasteur 1nshVote in Bal.'-
more where he will immediately ua-
Sergo treatment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
SINK HOSPITAL SHIP

yorpedoea Without Warming and
:. ssi..ss. xD.iihin IN Hr9.c, s,A.,.- ,..--...
England, Jan. 1.-THE hospisI'
shin Rcwa was torpedGcd wiuhou:
warning an HON before rnldnigh'
January ), and sank within an ho''F'
che Was on her way home from Glib
raltar. According 10 custom. the
vessel was lighte dup after DARK
friday evening. 50 :i1at there could be
no possibility of submarines ms
taking her identity.
The torpedo struck The vessel with
3 terrific crash and was go effective
tat there vas 10 chance Of SAVING
Ecr. Over - persons we're o.
BOARD. incluling SO bed-r:dden and \
nu.nb,r Of soldiers s:liIerin~ from ma
!alia
TIE lights on the hospital shlr
were M, out by the force CT rhe ex'
losion ana the wounded and steF
:,aa 70 grore about in Jhe dark TO-
rhrir clothing. Many Of them were
unsuccessful IN their quest and had tc
leave the ship without clothing
Will. in the boats and on RATS the
fad little or 10 protection from the
piercing cold wind.
All tic patients, the ships staff an@
The members o. the crew with the cx-
oopt;on Of three Lascars. VINO were
l;illcA by the explosion were s;tei'
,ascued from tie boats and rats
Trcv had hardly left the Rewa, "hlcF
Nas sinking on even Keel WHICH, Ih'
steamer suddenly plunged forward
and disappeared. The rescued mer
we're two hours adrifr before tie!
we're picked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
SUFFRAGE BILL
Measure ADOPTED BY the House ot
Representatives Last Night by
Scant Two-thirds Majority

The woman suffrage constitutional
amendment bill passed the House last
n;.sht by . vote Of 374 To 10.
Only by one vote was the bare
swo-tt,;rds majority obtained,
speaker Clarl: not voting.
Early action by the Senate is look>
I'd for. A bill Identical with that
which passed tire House IS already
y. the Senate calendar.
The result in the House was 50
.lose that the victors had actually
10; & single vote to spare. Iwo-thrds
+ 40 votes (the total Of 274 ayes
md l%G nays) makes 273 1-3. But
re House parliamentarian ruled that
,ou cannot split men, into one
bird or any fraction.
Had not Representatives. Mann ana
Sims both risen from their SickbcoS
IN order to vote "ayc," the result
you'd Rave been in dire jeopardy.
The only thing that could have save1
,he suffrage day would have been
hat, with only one of these men pres
,ny, there was still Speaker Clark to
be counted upon. The suffragists had
nm as "acc in The hole" fo, he was
,c},cdulad to vote "aye."
The democratic members from Fir'
rinia voted against the amendment
Mr.. slcmp voted with the majority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
r, Close Railway Freight stations
Earlier.

As may be noted by Il no''ce "H!I"
avpears in another column, 1t IS pro.
,,nsod TO elos., steam railway freight
inns at four otlock p. M, d"hs'
i, tbc state OF Virginia. The oojse.
* % make for better ethcieheS - /,
the moving of freight and 1t IS hosss''
that the general public will govern J.
sarf accordingly for the benefit Of a!
concerned. :, .,,,,
The Washington Southern WI c!'''
f.,;oh; station at four O'Clock ?
daily, beginning January z's'
,~;tb the exception Of Saturdays
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
HOSPITAL FIRES.
Heroic Rescaes Mark Ottawa Blaze
,--FInr Chiltgeo Perish.

y q
Ottawa. Jan. Flour children
lost their lives in Il fire which yes
tc:day destroyed the east wing OF
the Catholic Genera! Hospital IN We.
ter street, with approximate damag:
amounting to 100000. The TiGtirn=,
the Oldest Of whom was ] years or
age, were patients in the institution
One woman died from shock Arte.
being carried out. Employees of the
government printing Office aided ti2e-
men and nurses in making many lar
ing rescucs in the removal OF near
" 200 persons from the hospital.
H[iddletown. Conn.,, Jan. H. TWO
pntients are dead and two are MISS
inc az the result Of = fire which swept
a wing OF the Connecticut Hospital
here Yesterday. Tho damage to thr
Building and contents Is esttnia;c1
AZ s2O0,OOO and the cunse OF the ire
* still to be detcrmi' I'd.
Chester, Pa, Ja''. ll.-fre cary
Yesterday destroyed the plant OF th2
John J Buckley Company, pork pack
crs, The loss is $250,0OO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

EN- ready for occupancy.
Calls were sent out about to"n
Ihortly after the arrival Of the OFF,
(als in the g and within brief
pace of tim electricians, gas men:
love men and carpenters were call
y to the Wagar, where they were
fven abntracts for various kinds of
korkY necessary to fit the rooms IN
etary Much Informed Ga
representative chat he expects
his company may be compelled
serve meals to the force OF thirty
I forty people who viii be employee!
the Offices in the Wacar, until they
IN be otherwise cared for. and tfar
|raneements will be made TO do at
ce, as the company desires to ger
en- here from New York city by
bnday next.
In connection with the above fact.
/. Much said that they would like
find places in which the peop:e
6eht be housed Immediately. There
ce. apartments and rooms will be
eded, and ne hoped the GOOD peo-
OF Alexandria would come TO
ir assistance and help to provltn
necessary places fo, them Con-
ming, he said:
rye shah br.rig L large ilthAGsT o y
bple TO Alexandria. ii viii mean
oayroll Of many thousands OF DOL
8 to the city each week.. That vii
ng business and prosperity TOY
sryboav. and everybody should Dc
hing to help in bringing tniS
but"
exandrians Must do Their Part.
There should be no question as -
ether Alexardrians will do tNe!r
:. or not. 1t must be done. ""
bple who have rooms to rent or
,rA,nents 20 lease. let it be Known,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Robert j. Poss IS here from CAM
McClcllan, .Annistcat, Alabama. ioi
II brief visit To friends.
Mrs. Margaret E Stone OF Rich
| mond, Va, has returned TO her home
after visit to her niece, Mrs. Michael
| Dowrcy, at her home in Duke street
| 4 slight blaze in n house on the 800
blocl; on South Pitt street about
| II 30 O'clock this morning caused an
alarm OF fire. The flames were sub
dncd by an cxtinguishcr before any
serious damage resulted.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Carrie NJ. Wannall, that her husband
Sergeant Bernard l.. Wannall, VINO
has been stationed nj Camp Greene.
Charlotte. North Carolina, and also
ct Camp Mills, Long Island, New
York. arrived in France last wcel;
with the lGlsL u. S. Infantry
Al the annual meeting OF the MEM
bcrs Of the German Cooperative
Building Association 10 ), held last
night the following officers were elect
ad. Icss,.S. +. F. Downham. pres;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
DIES IN AMBULANCE.
+ f. Beardsley, Employe of stsci
Plant, Killed by Auto.

H. T.. DeiTuSieS, iShP W.
Plant, Killed by Auto.
Kun down and crushed by e naGc
motor truck owned by the Washing
ton Steel Plant, James +. BeardsieE'
95 years old, Of Washington an en-
Move of the plant, was so badly IN
iured last night that he died while
on the way to the Emergency HOS
pital.
BeardsIey, according to witnesses
had just finished lunch and was turn
ING the corner of one OF the corn
nanv buildings when the big truck
dr;yon nv Walter l.. Johnson strucS
him, knocking him to the ground iH'
rear wheels of the heavy motor pass
ed completely over him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
RED CROSS NOTES. NO PEACE IS IN SIGHT
Reporrs Show That The Women III
Alexandria and Surrounding Towns
Are Doing Splendid Work.

Are Doing Splendid Work.
AZ meeting OF the executive com
,r;ttec Of the Alexandria Chapter 0
t,.c Red Cross held Monday evening
me following report Of the work done
nv women workers during tho mont!
Of December was presented.
! Garment: and Other Articles Made
| In the department OF hospital gar
| meats and supplies, under the super
yision Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fostcs.
here had Been made by the Char.
.or, its branches and aT&iliaGics: u
l.ospit:,! garments, $50 supplies, 5
comfor. bags (unfilledt and II com
fort pillows making = total Of 1870.
There had been shipped 10 the
Supply Depot Of the Potomac Division
al G2S y. Street, \. W, Washington.
during the month, 22S hospital gar
inents, APO supplies, 40 comfort bags
tunfi!ledl, and 10 comfort pillows, or
a total Of COS.
In the department o Sar@!cas
Dressings, under the supervision Of
Miss Clarence Snowdcm. there was
made and shipped in Dcccmhcr 10
the Supply Depot. 6S2 dressings.
These were all made in the Chapter
WorkrOom.
Mrs. VI. T.. Herndon. Supervisor
ot Knitting. reported that 2li knit
led articles had been completed dur
.na the month by knitters in the chap-
tcl. the branches and aaNiIiarlcs.
On Dcccmb:!. >, there had been s:llp-
ped to Came Mcclellan. Anhiston.
.Alabama. 2l0 articles for distribution
10 the members Of the former Alex
anGria Light Infantry. On Iceem-
Der 81. i total Of pa "rti-
e;es were shipped 10 Camp
Ice. Petersburg, Va, for dis
,r!but:on among the Alexandria men
stationed there. This tGta! shipment
d Iii articles includeu sweaters,
socks. wristicts, helmets, scarES,
.ud tycMc,. caps. After January / al
United articles made By this chapter
vi! be sent 70 the Supply Depot Of
tae Potomac Division ~, The Red
{, & ,r::.;..s75."5... III; l.is.;c .-:ar.
FETAL Number of .trtic!cs Made III
December.
The total number of articles OF al
E'ads made during the month is thus
shown to be l.3S6, while the number
shipped is 1901. The shipments by
tha Chaptc" we're three t:incs :i
great during December as they were
in November, in spite Of the holiday
season.
tlexandria Chapter and Branches.
The Alexandria Chapter IF the Re!
ross now includes amGag its workers
lie following bi,mches-Ros"mont,
jefferson. Braddock, Hcrbcr; Springs.
and West End. also the following
Observation-Disclosures Cf Isabella.
MaccaiceS. Temple. Lincoln, (colorod}
ana I.incolaia. Last l&esd;.y after
noon in auxiliary was organize
among the women "f the II. Il.
Church South. They will present
their application for recognition Il
Ire mex. executive committee meeting
J.: the Chapter.
The following placara hangs un.
de-. the Red Cross on the door at the
utrancc to the Red Cross work rooms
ovc" Burke anl Hcrbcrt's Bank:
'Eyeryhndy Welcome Here.
"You are cordially invited to enter
,Esso quarters, ana the American
Red Cross will gladly give YOU full M
formation and answer all questions in
connection with its work. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
EXECUTE LIQUOR SELLERS


|xican General Takes Drast'e s"eps
10 Stop Sale.
! have given orders to the cn!et
|cials of the army to execute all
Lse individuals who engage them
|ves in the sale Of Intoxicating
Ferages," is the cheerful message
lt has been sent ont py Gen
btaroo Elias Gales, governor o.
! State Of Sonora, according !"
|x,ican advices received yesterday
Eohora is in state Of war on a..
Int Of the rebellion OF the 4aHo'
! lians. To prevent persons lh"ei'
in drink and going on the ram
,e, the governor has taken aras.'.
los. Every municipal presidente has
n ordered to collect all the hqoot
| the municipality and destroy y al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Notice.

Having purchased the business atl0
,.ond lIvy;h viii of Of 3. Bae-, Jr., ] psoposs
r, continue the game at ths 90 ss<s.s- s...
30 ll5 King street.. ] shall enaeaSo.
20 conduct it in the san1e nonss.' o ss.
straightforward manner as y h.
been in the past; soliciting 9 con'.i-
,rc. Of all old patrons Of the ii'1'
and a nj other friends.
S1 ''H alexander KamTn21.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Iodre Of Perfection.

frhe regular monthly meeting u
6shington Memorial LODGE Of pec-
ktion No. :. will be held IN inc
ksonsc Temnle, Friday evening'
Inrarv II. 1918, at 1880. lmmeoi-
|alv after the close Of the lodge Vir-
= 1hia Consistory will meet for the
rpose Of electing officers for tne
suing year. All members are re-
ested to be present.
?. ". Latham. Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Germany Expected 10 Enter Scgo-
tiations Should she be Unable to
Achieve Victory This Spring nr
Simmer

Summer.
United States authorities in charge
Of the military situation make the
following prophesies in connection
with the international peace s!tua-
ton: Germany will answer the terms,
accepting a part and appearing 20
accept others; she will continue :,
west front offensive this spring anu
summer. If fall finds her without Is
! biz victory to iler credit she will tnea
sci about in earnest to negotiate
peace.
/ Significant, however. is the fac.
/ that the Neuste Nachrichtcn, OF Mum
| ch, mas jnst come out with an ap.
peal to the government to state ,tt
! acace terms and M added appca!
that the representatives of the peo~
pie be consulted before they arc gi"en
out tC the world.
/, Il may be this sentiment which ha#
prompted the German editor 10 boldly
challenge public opinion in his owr
country now and pave the way for
Al least discussion Of terms by Ger
many.
So far the German government n;t5
said: Cali the peace conference aai
we will tell our terms" There has
hecn persistent refusal 20 divulGe
rcutou war aims specifically IN Ad
vance. The Neuste Nachr.cater--an
important papcr-c:lcrciore 30af
,cuarcly against tb& government:
professcd wishes.
The fiat statement that there w!l
be no peace is interpreted as $ ~
rect threat in some quarters II "aSA
ingtor. Il is wildly rccahcJ that ne
GeriGau government began rnsii!cs-
submarine warfare aiter its sham
peace efforts failed.
Il csed the failure cf peace cHo":a
as an excuse for the C-boat cai'l-
pa;-n. There is 4 feeling that TIC
military party will perhaps mage
President Wilson'S terms : rea3on
sor = new and desperate effort a!on9
military lines.
Adv;ces reaching Washington 4"
jcate that imperial Germany IS no"
fnr, between two dissenting schools
o: ooinion rs TO the hest way to fhee'
she ancmy's refusal % bow down .
German terms.
Zurich, Jan. l.--Dsm"ne t0F >
statement OF war aims by Germany
vas openly voiced b. the Nea"''
N.cbr;chten OF Munich, yesterday, At'
cordin" to dispatches received mere.
we laughed at Lloyd George, tae
newspaper asserted, but the entente
,,,,..rimously approved him. whereas
,,ermanv's eouivocaI position aroHaes
suspicioi!. ,
The editorial also demanded 'n"'
elected representatives % inc -.
,,,c ha heard before final dcc.sEon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11

The funeral Of Miss Mary /.
Rodgers, who resided st ll2 south
Pitt street. was held from st. Marys
Catholic Churc.. this morning at $50
Her death occurred on Wednesday
At the Alexandria Hospital
The following named persons have
been chosen as officers Of the Ep-
worth League Of the Methodist
Church South: Alvin Powell. prcsi-
dent; Wfllard IBlewett. fir5v vsae
president; Miss Olive Davis, second
vice president; aTrs. Z. Z. Carver,
third vice president; Miss Margaret
Gcrmond. fourth vice president; Ar.
thur Dickert. treasurer; Vernon Weo-
ster, secretary; Misa Nellie Pierpoint,
pianist. and Afias Rosa Lee Fuller,
assistant pianist.
The campaign 1cf the sale oil war
savings stamps 10 be carried on hers
rc..t week will include bricf speeches
in the R!1hmcnG ana Surprise theatera
by the following named persons:
Monday, Gardner l.. Boothc, S. ~.
Pitts; Tuesday, Carroll Pierce, H. Z.
Cation. Wednesday, DR.. W. NJ. Smith,
NJ. l.. Dimviddie; Thursday, Robert
l.. Payne, Leo P Harlow; Frida',
Julian Z. Williams. John H. Trimycr,
and Saturday. Gardner l.. Boothe ard
Fl. Noel Garner
4 meeting OF the city school BOARD
x:s held lasr night at Lee School,
.uilt:i,e. There we're present tic
Chairman, Mr.. P. NJ. Bradshaw and
-.tcssrs. Pierce. Cox, Colvin. Perry
7ni Howard. The usual number OF
1ills were ordered to be paid. Apph-
.at;an from the teachers for an IN
..reasc in pay was received ana the
Jerk was instructed 10 notify them
that the matter wouId be taken Up
with the City Counc;! 1T once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
SAILORS ARE DROWNED
-, While Trying to Make Way Win
Boat Through Field Of l"a.

An Atlantic port, Jan. Lie.
norris reaching here last night said
that poatload OF sailors from q
United States battleship lost their
Ives a few nights ago while attempt
i3e to make their way through a
field OF ice from the ship to the
shore.
pstails and official confirmation OF
the accident cannot be obtained here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Notice.

The Washington Southern Railway
Company will arrange commencing
January 21st. 1918. to close its freight
station at Alexandria, Va, for the re-
ceipt Of freight. at 400 p. N. each
working day except Saturdays.
a-2t. B. E. Gentry. Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Trize of Gold Medal.

/, The Empire Social club, which
holds dances every Friday night at
the Eiss' Hall, will give & prize o.
GOLD medal % the winners OF the
one-sssn dance On Friday nigat OF
this week. Admission, gents 81 cents,
1es;aS Iraa. 5-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
ELECTED TO SENATE.
official Vote Reported Puts Luc:en
.o;+h Far IN the Lead.

official Vote Reported futs Luc.e''
Keith Far IN the Lead.
rhe Hon. Lucien Keith has neeh
(cted By majority to represent
fsdoun and Fauquier in the State
nate. UnofIfcial returns from bota
mites show his majority to be q
Ire one in proportion to vote cast
|udoun polle1 the smallest vote ever
,wn in the history Of an election
the General Assembly but gave
Keith good majority, severa!
kcincts in the county giving him s
id vote. Fauouier polled a large
-. Mr.. Bowman ran second on liz
set and Mr.. Kelly third.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Notice Annual Meeting.

Tb. annual meeting Of the Ais= ,
apdria Building aad Loan -associ'i'.".'
vii; be held on "Wednesday, jan, ~ =.
fdjs m at 7.30 y. nj, al AicE'i''' :"
National bank building >, oo.,,.
c. I'a@" Waller ser :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-11
Notice.

have disposed OF my coshG.. L.
and mems furnishing business 20 ..'
!.le.aader Kaufman, wao VIII ooH'
tinue the same az my old soann ~
4l5 King street Thanking my lsN
friends FOR their LIBERAL psndrasa'
solicit 8 continuance Of 1ie sAme q
my successor. Y. ?.