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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
ALLEGED THIEF TAKEN.
Money Stolen From Laray "'a'"
Found in Roanoke.

I,rav Va, Jan. l2.-lhonlas
palmer alias Birt Palmer, desertef
rom the United States navy, VINO on
kIonday broke into the home of Mrs.
|,Iarv Freeze in Luray and it Is al
|eged made getaway with $1,000 or
ko 900, was arrested IN Roanoke
thursday by Deputy Sheriff Renalds
|,na John H. Heiston, of Luray. Pal
|,,er IS said to have confessed to the
hff;cers and told them the money
.o,,d he found in trunk ut his home
Roanoke. :.
Saarch hy the officers resulted IN
.bont half of the money being found
palmer was unable to account for =
oree sum stolen from the Freeze
.ome several weeks ago, declaring
hat he knows nothing of this ROD
berry.
Mrs. Freeze, who is about 81 years
Sd. is said to possess large for
I.,nc and until short time ago tn'
money was alleged to have been bur
cd Palmer was lodged in the Lu'
ray jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Sergt. Major Trevor Mcguire of Inc
Canadian Regiment Writes of he;
Experiences 'Orer There"

|
I was in the battle at st. Julia1
when the Germans first tried the ga:
on US, in April, 1915. That was wher
the Kaiser was go sure Of taking
Ypres and Calais.
Our two companies Of the 9th West
ern Cavalry were in the front lin;
during the whole Of that attack. Thu
French line was on one side and tht
British line on the other. The French
Colonials we're completely demora,
lied by the gas. The Germans were
forcing the left flank Of the CanadiaG
line slowly back. We realized what
was at stake and held on.
Finally the order was given to "He.
tire at once" | saw the Adjutant
trying to deliver it, shot down. Tm
telegraph wires had been cut. The
Major took the messages for botn
companies and came on, every Step
under rifle and machine gun fire.
shouted to him to keep down, but nc
came on. | saw him wounded ami
stagger. My brother and ] went oLl
and brought him unconscious in 70
our trench. tt was fifteen mlnrees
|sbefore he remembered he carried q
message. We found it and delivered
il.
I'VE tried to wait till dark. but the
Germans were coming on III such
numbers that Dingwell, q cornra6e o.
mime. and ! got a stretcher Tor ne,
Maicr and started for the nearest
hressing station. We were nearly eS.
haustea, had no food for AZ hours,
Ind entered another trench TO 1lnT
help. But our men were gone, anu
there at the other end were the Ger
mans coming toward US. The MAJOR
beegea us time and time again 20
koovc him and save ourselves. When
ue were about resigned TO being ca;'.
E,,red some Of our own men came 10
bur rescue.
Again our men made = ssana
AGAINST the advancing Germans. DIR
nr al the remainder Of that niGA'
Sc were fighting and retreat;ng ;"
rard the British line III our rear.
although the Germans gained few
,anlred yards CT trenches, the pos.
;on was of no strategic value, arlt
q. had faced and began to eette:
understand their methods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

! The Laymcns lnterdenominatlona
League vii! meet in thee First Baptis,
church on Monday night ut 9 c'cloca
at which time officers will be elected
for the coming year.
"Investmcnts." will be the subjec:
Of the sermon of the Rev. Raymond
Y. White at the Methodist Protest
ant church at II o'clock tomorrow. Al
the evening service his subject VIII
he "Thc Path Of Unrighteousnoss. y
Ellen Lukens, daughter of the iaIc
Courtland and Mary T. Lukens, died
at her home IN Braddock Heights.
Alexandria county. last night nj
l1:45. The funeral will be held on
Tuesday afternoon next at two o'eloc!:
from Wheatley's Chapel.
The Rev. John Lee Allison vii!
take for the topic Of his sermon at
the Second Presbyterian church at
the IL o'clock service tomorrow morn
ing, Call to. Sacrifice" The service
in the evening will be Of an evan
gelistic character. Sunday school Will
be held at $50 in the morning ana
the Christian Endeavor society viii
meet ut T:l5 p. III.
Mr.. Lena Nuf, OF this city, has
received word from her son, Sergt.
". c. Wolf. OF Company 3. Machine
Gun battalion, that lie has arrived in
France. He states that he likes it
there much better than he did while
stationed on Long Island, New York,
ond that ne enjoyed the voyage ACROSS
The .rcan. Sergt. Woif is the son Of
the late VIM. Wolf.
Officers were elected by Virginia
Consistory Of this city last night as
follows: a. a. Paul, Master Of Ia
dosh; Vim. Lewis Allen. Prior: Sam
rc! W. Pitts, Preceptor; James Al.
Opncan, Treasurer; Frank W.
Latham. Secretary and Almoncr;
Boyd J. Richards. Chancellor; Vance
II. Pcclc. Minister Of State; c. c.
i?atchellor, Preiatc; c. :. Gw%nn,
Master Of Ceremonies; John ?. Chad
wick, Expert; II. l.. Damcll, Assist
ant Expert: +. N. Weeks, Captain
Of the Guard; G. w. Zachary, Scnti-
mel. The officers were Installed by
=. T.. Gift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
LAST NIGHTS STORM.
Disturbance Leaves Broad Trail OF :
Devastation in South Atlanti. /
States.

Devastation IN SOnth ltant!.
States.
Trees and wires we're blown doNn
by last nights storm, and reports
Of damage from outlying sections arc
eaching Washington. ~
The storm, swept through ,nc
Southern Atlantic States, leaving 4
road trail of devastation. Wires are
reported down and railroad schcdu.es
had not been established up TO II
O'Clock today. Trains are far behind
time. The Middle West dispatches Ge-
clare. is in the grip Of a fierce biz
Zal1l
The wind reached q velocity est
mated at forty miles, blowing the
strongest shortly after = o'clock tA's
morning. Toward daylight the wind
di"d a1G the mercury began falling.
Storm and hurricane warnings are
being prepared by the Weather En-
reaus for distribution along the At
lantic coast and Great Lakes. 4 cold
wave, bringing temperature as low.
il not lower than those Of last week.
is predicted to set in beginning to-
night. Zero temperatures will be &C.
corded by tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
" NSHINGTO:> i.AST NIGHT.
ST, >au;i,ia.s IN H.. Capital City Had
Thrilling Experience With the e.
mentS


Alcxandrians who visited WashihE-
ION last night to attend moving pc
ture shows. the Billy Sunday meeting
or 70 make social calls paid dtar!?
in, their ;enr"riiy, ~ Snow ";tS i;'-
ing. carly towards the close q INC
cay, and there was e"efE i""'ca'l""
that = t@mpcstuous nigh, Wa or enc
..:ay to this section.
one Of the Washington papers =
d .scriDing conditions last night says
Anltlc-detp in icy slash, "ash4hE-
ion last night w%dcG through me
coziest and most disagrceaple n'sat
81, tbc winter. With the streets run
,,:nr rivers. crossings flooded Win
lie coolest o.. water, pavchcnIs ~
telnately icy and steamInS, foot arc
vehicle traffic was virtually dci:1"F-
sized.
Starting in during the early even
;rr. hours with a fine but moist sno"
and . dea! Of wind, with the teri
anraturc we'll below the irceZihE
ooio.. the city weather, lar from
h,ino the choice assortment oi nofIh-
c,.n breezcs and waling winds prom
iscd by the Weather Man, change"
"a = heavy cold rain that turned I!.e
carly snowfall! to :. graz ooze 'h4'
even penetrated supposedly "atef-
nroof ovcrShocs.
Hundreds Of Billy Sunday rams
who had gone to hear 5he great eHah-
nclists evening sermon, were 1orce1'
"a stand in the driving rain, Whc::
. storm-crcatcd traffic snafl hcid up
.trcct ca,. service Tor the better part
Of half-hour.
Although Billy Sunday rs get may
not have made any calls for "tra'.
n,tters" at the big Tabernacle, there
we're n bunch Of Washington peopsc
! that hit "sawdust trails yesterday
/ For long before midnight restaurah,
| keepers were "dusting" walks WITH
everything from sawdust 10 shav1nss'
end from ashes TO just ordinary dirt
/ ~ an endeavor to keep late <thea'er
crowds from skidding right past rhelr
doors to the rival cafe next door.
! And on top of ali this unearthsy
brand Of weather came this disheart'
cning report from the 1orecas'er
"Continued cold rains or sno" all TO-
6av Much colder tonight with q
old wave due some time around mid
,;o,ht = And summer twenty %eeHS
! away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Won HERTLING TO REPLY /.
German Press Defiant in Comment
On President Wilson's Peace
Terms

Terms.
London, Jan. l2.--It is reoplTed
il Berlin that the German Chancc-
ior. Count Won Hcrtling, will probably
cddrcsS the Reichstag main commit
tee en- Monday in reply to the war
aims speeches of President wilson
ard Premier Lloyd George, an tx-
change Telegraph dispatch from Co.
Hc2.iagcn says.
Berlin. Jan. l2.-The Tagcblatt
saws Of President Wilson'S speech:
"sfr. Wilson would find himself mis-
taken il he assumed that the Reich
stag majority was ready to negotiate
PEACE on the basis which he declares
sc be tie only one possible.
The Nac;.r;chten, Of Dusseldorf, re-
iects resident Wilson's proposition
as utterly unacceptable, and says
that discussion is useless.
1T may be hard" it say, "after
three years Of war, but decision
:,ast be sought on the battle field
It is not our wish, but we shall not
leave the field except with honor.
The Allgcmeinc Zeitunr, OF Essen
says:
{ ::prcsidcnt Wilson seems not x
know that the smallest appropriation
fn. :he army requires the sanction
cr ne Reichstag, the most democratic
Parliament in the world. Yet he
| VINO. unhceding the spirit of the
American Constitution, has erected
brutal military dictatorship IN his ow!
country, now prcsumas TO talk aoon
! autocracv in free Germany.
! The .thcinische Wesrfalischc Zel
tung says:
"Wc are w:ri:ins out our terms O
rcacc =aa Mr.. Wilson will soon be
come aware OF them"
The newspaper adds that German!
on,ees with Mr.. Wilson on the ques
ton of freedom Of the seas, but adds
"Mr. Wilson is unable to cuarante
it to US, therefore, we propose to en
eorcc It with U-boats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
men WHO CANE BACK case SENT ON TO COURT
Hill Johnson Arraigned on the
Charge of Felonious Assault at
Roundhouse of Southern f. w. Co.

| Roundhouse of Southern f. w. CO
On the night Of the I'd instant Hi
Johnson, colored, IS years old, 1eton
iously assaulted John Samuels, !.
years old, ut the roundhouse OF III:
Southern Railway Co., on souti
Henry street, where both were EN-
ployed. Johnson used an iron par
dealing Samuels q blow on the head
which, the doctors at the Alexandrl.
Hospital say, fractured his skull
Johnson was arrested and his cast
continued for ten days, in order L
wait the result of Samuels' inju.y
The latter was able to appear IN lht
POLICE Court this morning and testify
against his assai!ant. The evidence
was substantially that given at tho
first investigation, which showed thai
the two negroes became plqued Al
each other, but that there was nc
justification in Johnson attacking
Samuels. Johnson was held for the
action of the grand jury to answer
The charge of fclonious assault.
An elcvcn-ycar-old boy, wno nos
vithstanding his years, mas been IN
trouble on other occasions, was cfarg-
ed with removing doormat from
4 front door and selling it for If
teen cents. He was ordered TO De
surued over to the State Board OF
Charities and Correction.
A resident Of the western section
Of the city had been cited 10 appear
and show cause Why he should rot
be sent on TO the grand jury for dis
'Yibuting cards bearing the advertise
-oent Of q Baltimore l:quU. dealer.
The accused, III his defense, STAGE
that he had visited Baltimore several
weeks ago when he had placed slN OF
the cards in his pocket. This morn
ing, after emerging from luncn
house, he felt the cards in his poeGet
and cast them away, being unaware
cf the fact that nc was breaking a
law. Officer Wakes Campbell saw
the act and took him in charge. re
denied that h. was ar agent OF Inc
liuuor house, or in any way interes"-
cd in the business and assured the
court that ne would be more clrcrEn-
spect III future. He was SHOWN tHat
he had, probably. unconsciouslS,
broken a city and :. state law. NOT
having !: license to act az bilipos-
-er, he had distributed cards, and was
subject to fine Of So. Under inc
siate prohibition law he could nav"
Eeen sent on to the grand jury, had
t been shown that he was purposely
engaged in distributing advertise
,uerts Of Baltimore liquor houses IN
Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Notice.

Having purchased the business ana
good will of 3. Baer, Jr., l propose,
o continue the same At the old stand
No. 4l5 King street. shall cndeaVDE
to conduct it in the same honest,
straightforward manner as II mas
been in the past, soliciting a connnu-
ance of all old patrons Of rhe firm
and Of al other friends.
s.dt Alexander Kaufman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
ENOUGH FOOD FOR ALL.

United States Officials Say There IS
no Need Of Rations.
There is no need :Gor food rationmg
n America. There is enough food IN
this country tc iced the entire popula-
ticr ant: al that is saved will pc
eiven to our allies.
There is absolutely no intention
en- the part OF the Food Administra-
tion to prosecute householders for
storing more than months supply
Il any kind OF food.
This was made plain by the Food
Administration today. Househoders
who are accustomed to buying food
in large quantities will be encouraged
in the practice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
GG,eials of the ChiItren's Home II
Alexandria Express Their -Apprecia'
,isr

.inr.
Tho Gazette = today in receipt ol
nc following from those in charge o!
rl,r Cbil,lrer's Nomc in this city:
rho sentiment OF the averaG"
American was expressed by the small
boy who wrote to Santa Claus this
Christmas as follows:
Dear Santa:
please don't bring me nothing this
wear. iy;st give L to the soldiers.
Billy
That is the way most OF us feel, Il
sc are really Americans, yet int
soldiers turned the tables in Aleyall'
dria and gave Us one more good re!
son TO be grateful to them. CHRIST
mas morning an automobile from tt.
iiurt stopped in front o. the AleXaE
oria Children's Home and from i
stepped three men in khaki, each car
wing :: big box. Once in the nome
Inc boxes proved to be full Of toys
that must have been chosen BY Santa
Claus himself. No toy that would
! delight the heart Of q small boy o.
r:ri seemed to have been overlooked
II made rather wonderful picture
The soldiers, happy in the nappines
they were giving others, smiling
Gown on the children, who danceC
about them screaming with dcllght'
and yet it brought :. lump into tn'
| throat. Men who have already glvef
| themselves TO their country, remem
hering to give the kiddies pleasure
/ on Christmas day. God bless them
! While we are thanking the soldier
wc also want TO thank the warn
hearted and generous souled peopi
q, Alexandria, who remembered th
! Children's Home so literally thl
| Christmas. In addition to their ma
terial help we want to thank then
for giving Us back our faith in SAINT
Claus, WHO is, after all, Just "th
spirit OF Giving
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
AN APPEAL.
Alexandria Red Cross Urgently IN
Need OF Larger Rooms in "hlcn
TN Carry on the Work.
Virginia

The Alexandria Red Cross - ur-
gently in need Of new work rooms,
as the ever increasing activities OF
this splendid organization require
more space for their labors and quar-
ters that will be permanent.
Will some lodge. fratcrnal order
church, fire company or anyone pos
sessing three heated rooms donate
them for the period Of the war!
Under instructions from the Amer!-
can Red Cross these rooms must oc
used exclusively for Red Cross WORK
Please notify Robert S. Jones'
chairman, OF any rooms that VIII nc
eiven over for the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Roberts Chapel Services

Rev. Arthur = Pace. Of Howard
University, Washington, will preach
at Roberts Chapel tomorrow at Il
n'clcck a. m. The other services OF
the day viii bc held at the usual
hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Death Notice.

Died, on Friday, Jan. llrh, a: l1:55
n m. at her home in BraddocK
Heights, Ellen, daughter o5 the late
Courtland and Mary I. Lukens.
Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 10th. at . p.
m. from Wheatley's Chapel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Notice Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Ales,
and,ia Building and Loan Associa1'on
will be held on Wednesday,, Jan. 10
1918. at 730 p. m, at AleSanol''
National hani; building.
C. Page Wallsr, seey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Slight Fire This Afternoon.

The FIRE department was suninon
ed to No. LIB north Payne strset
shortly before 8 o'clock this eft"s-
noon. The damage was slight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Efficiency in Printing

with unexcelled facilities enables US
to turn out Perfect printing in the
quickest possible time.
HARRY W. WADE.
313 King street. Phone &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
DEED IS FILED TODAY
Alexandria Shipyard Property is Co"-
yeyed 10 the American Shipbuiid-
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ge't'H%
Under Way

Under Way.
Mr.. II. Z. Caton. aS commissioners.
today filed the deed conveying y
ar. Colin II. Livingston, president 81
the American Shipbuilding Corpo:a-
ton, the shipyard property on me
river front extending from G!bo1i
10 Jefferson streets. in this city, wnsc'
has been purchased by the latte:
corporation for use rs Il shipyard Tor
the building Of ships for the United
States government. This completes
thr formal transfer Of the lane r.
CURED and the work Of preparation
for the actua! buildin" OF the ships
j. alrcady being pushed a rapidly -
possible.
Officials Of the c"n1pa4y had a iho-
soglaph taken Of the grounds th!S
m.lning ani-isSis stated that 4 pnot"-
,crapll will be Siien each week IN or
der to show the progress n:toc ~ the
IN the progress cf the work every
seven DAYS. No effort Is TO DC spared,
from this time on TO speed up ana gcl
things going ut The fastest nosslo!f
~ait. Worknen are huStlmg 70, get
me executive offices in the WaGar
building in readiness for the force OF
office assistants to arrive mere from
New York on Monday. 4 tclenaoh
witch board to accommodate - teic
homes are being installed in the oftice
IN the Wagar and a telephone opera
,or vii! be brought from New YORK
dong with the other special oiii''
rmployccS from the metropolis.
Secretary b. ". Much wa& on III"
:ob early this morning and the man
- - in which things we're moving
indicates that he did not come down
t. Aiay.ldr.a entirely for h!s heairh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

T have disposed Of my clothing
and mems furnishing business to MI
,leyanier Kaufmann, vino Will con-
.;nuo the same at my old stand No.
4I5 King street. Thanking my many
fr;onds for their liberal patronage. ]
solicit q continuance Of the same 10
my successor. ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

The January term Of cilc Corpora,
ton Court. Judge louis c. Barley
vii begin Monday. Tho grand jury
will meet Wednesday.
Officers of the Alexandria National
bank have been elected by the ooar'
OF directors as follows: Judge c. E
Vicol, prcsidnt; Samuel G.. Brent
vice president; ]. Lawrence Perry
cashier; f. A. Lynn. assistant cash
ier.
Civil service examinations will be
held in this city on Saturday next
10 secure candidates for first grade
clerical positions in the government
service. A large number arc said
70 re needed in the Internal Revenue
department..
Mr.. o. a. Cats of the United States
NAVY has returned to his post Of duty
after n short visit to his mother. ic
has graduated from pratts Institute
Brooklyn, New York. and is taking
special course in electricity at ne"
london. Conn, where he is now stu
toned.
The name of the most recently or
.san;2ea auxiiiaries Of the Alexandria
Ped Cross was accidentally omitted
from the report given to the Gazette
Yesterday. The members o. the
Eastern Star have recently formed an
auxiliary with Mrs. J. W. Bales as
chairman, Mrs. F. +. Paf. secretary
cr. Mrs. NJ. l.. Rishiel, treasurer.
Tna Ch4oter is expecting much splcn-
dix; work 10 be accomplished by> tn.
rny. Group OF excellent workers.
!, verdict OF not guilty was re-
turned by 4 jury yesterday afternoon
IN the case OF William c. Dashlell,
charged with issuing q forged govern
ment check. The ease was heard 70
,he United states Court for the East,
en- district of Virginia. In the same
court Eva Baker, indicted for setting
up Il bawdy house within five miles
ni government camp. entered plea
Of Guilty and vas directed to pay
costs of case. The court subsequent
X adjourned for the term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

Norfolk Oysters. Hampton Barr
nud Potomac River OYSTERS. J Hrl!l
No. g King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
Alexandria City and Suburbs

The Rev. ". IL Van Ness viii
preach ut the Free Methodist church
tomorrow at II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

Strawberry cream from fresh iruit
during rest Of season at L shumsn's.
l-9s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

Mrs. Thompson Webster OF 1926
Prince street, has returned from 3
weeks visit TO her son, Eutledse
Webster, at Camp Mcclellan. Annls-
tom. Alabama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

Mrs. P. L. Rush is confined 10 ner
home on Duke street extended by ILL.,
ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

ton. Alabama.
The Rev. A. E.. Spiclman, pas,ol
Of Trinity Methodist church, will
preach on "The Error Of Measuring
Religion by Statistics at II o'clot:
tomorrow. The service At night VIII
be Of an cvangclistic character. the
Sunday school and adult Bible class
viii meet 1t $50 in the morning
There will be an enrolment Of new
scholars and forming Of new COM
panies at the Salvation Army Sun
day school in the headquarters lai.
on lower King street tomorrow at-
ternoon at t'2:30. AT o'clock in the
evening Captain Hcllwege will preach
on "Thc Lost Boy"
Included in the important buS!neS:
which will come up at the annua!
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
on Monday evening next viii be the
election Of six directors. The follow
irg named gentlemen have been nomi-
rated for the positions 70 date:
Frank T. King, ". a. Smoot, Jr.
Kenneth w. Ogden, Carroll Pierce
Wallace Lindsey, ard @. II. Kirk.
Prof. Marashlcian, m Armenian
will speak and sing at the Secont
BAPTIST church in this city tomorrow
evening at 7:1j. He was born in the
city OF Tarsus, which will be remem.
bcrcd as the birth place of st. Paul
but is i naturalizcd American eli
zen. Tie possesses q most renlarkat.5
voice. the range Uf which enables
him to sing n four oc 1tvc>. lie I
also a master of the violin which HI
will use in the service tomorro"
ni..ht. His time is being devoted en-
tirely to the cause Of spreading the
pocDel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

.Alnheus Eobey killed ionr wil;s
ducks which were swimming in q
clear spot n the river off the Nor
folk steamers WHARF this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

The January term Of che Corpora
ton Court. Judge Louis c. Barley,
viii begin Monday. fThc grand jury
will meet Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

Sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12
THANKS TO THE SOLDIERS

gospel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-12

The Laymcns lnterdenominationa
League will meet in thee First Baptist
church on Monday night ut 9 c'cloca:
at which time officers viii be elected
for the coming year.