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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27
THIS rs ANNivERsARy
DAY IN M'kiNlEY FAMILY

Today. February 20, 1919. Washing
IONS birthday, is also anniversary
day In the J. W. Mckinley family
rweniy-nine years ago today Mr.. and
Mis- Mckinley was married. Fifteen
years ago today marked the entrance
OF Mr.. Mckinley in business In Canon
City. He has conducted the samA
stoie at the same location all that
.me.
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THEY RAISE BIG
EGGS HERE. TOO

Will Paxton brought an egg to The
Record office Friday frcsh.iaid by one
4 his ordinary hens that weighs ex-
actIy one quarter Of pound, and Is
twice the size OF an average egg. Hun
ter Palmer looked II over and declared
II was nothing particularly unusual
because he says he has hen that
lays one that big Mt least once q
week. He didn't say. however. whether
that was the only egg II laid during
The week or not. Hunter says the egg
's what Is known as double-yolked.
Paxton has a fine flock OF chickens
which are laying in fine shape this
winter.
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k1ehty 0aAnes VI SliOdm came very
lear having serious accident while
on his way to party last Saturday
evening. He was riding his horse
alongside buggy when the horse
stepped in hole and fell, throwing
Henry under the buggy wheel and
partly under the horse. He escaped
with a bruised hand.
NEW WELLS DRILLING
AT SLOAN
The well-dril.ing crew In the Sloan
country brought In a strong flow Of
water at depth OF As feet on the
Gaines ranch this week. The water
is soft and excellent. The crew is
now drilling on the Krenning ranch.
CRIPPLE CREEK MAN
COMES HERE FOR GAR
Ed Arthur of Cripple Creek, who
has been in Casper, Wyo., on busi-
ness. stopped in Canon City on his
way home in order to get his Stude-
baker car which he had left here
some time ago
CHARLES BIiLEY BUSINESS
VISITOR IN DISTRICT
Charles Bliley. of the Biiley-waIker
Service Company, was a business Wis
itor in Cripple Creek Thursday.
AWARDED BUTTONS FOR
IS YEARS OF SERVICE
A few days ago the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company awarded buttons
for rs years of faithful service with
the company to Joe Carpine OF Coal
Creek, DR.. Williamson, Mark Rezek.
Robert Angel and William Cologna of
Rockvale. 1t is a small gold button
to wear on the lapel Of the coat.
PRISONER BROUGHT HERE
FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Thomas Shockley. former mem
Der of the police force at Colorado
Springs. and whose sentence by the
Ell Paso county district court to from
four to seven years in the state peni-
tentiary at hard labor for burglary
and robbery was mentioned in The
Daily Record a few days ago. was
brought here this afternoon and reg
istered at the prison. Shockley was
accompanied to Canon City by a dep
uty sheriff from Colorado Springs.
COUNTY JAIL AT
PRESENT WITHOUT INMATES
The county Jail is at present without
inmates a condition that has prevailed
but a few times since the erection OF
the new building. seven or eight years
ago. The criminal records OF the
county show that there have been far
fewer prisoners registered at the Jail
here since statewide prohibition went
into effect than was the case before
that time.
c. r. HICKS GOES
TO OLD MEXICO
c. F. Hicks. until recently employed
by the Pixies Peak Company OF Colo
rado Springs. has accepted a position
as assistant engineer with the Sonora
Mining Company. near Esperanza. So
nora. Mexico. Mr.. Hicks left for his
new position Sunday.
WILL GO TO
NEW YORK TOMORROW
Mrs L. McCuiloch and two children.
Leah and Austin. who have been the
guests of her mother. Mrs. Fessenden.
for the past three months. expect to
leave tomorrow for Oakfield. N. Y. to
join her husband who is In business
theer.
BURIAL TOOK PLACE
THIS AFTERNOON
An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Derito OF Brookside died this morn
irg. interment was at Lakeside GEM
etery this afternoon
ARE SPENDING THE
DAY At PUEBLO
Mrs. Harry Combs and Miss Marion
Bowen left this morning for Pueblo TO
spend the day.
HUNTERS HAVEN'T
LOCATED HOUSE YETI
The F. F. Hunter family. who will
move to Denver to make their home
about March 1. have not been able as
yet to get a suitable house in the cap
ital city.
Saturday
ltInHE oHLnErGEn
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27
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Luoas Co1aty. -
Prank J. chsnsy makes oath that he
e senior pastnsr OF the nrm OF r. 4
Cheney q Co. doing business In the City
Of Toiedo CSanty and State Aforesaid.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ssch
and every case of catarrh that cannot b.
cured By the uss q HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE FRANK J. CHENEY.
9worn TO bsfcrs mo and subscribed IN
my -presence. this sth day Of December.
A. d. tseA A. ". 0LEAeoN,
HaIrn casAFYh Medicine 10 taken In
ternany ana acts through the Btsod on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System send
for sesfimoniAia. free.
y. ,. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
0oho By an druggfsts. 75c.
Aaus Family Pills for constipsuoo.
tAdvertisement,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27


word Friday that son had been born
% Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duntsch at
Riverton. wyo.
FLORENCE MEN PAY
VISIT TO CANON CITY
Dan Morgan. Elton Tribbie. r. NJ.
Mcdonald, John McCleliand. Miller
McClelland. Lee Stock. all OF Florence.
were Canon City visitors Thursday.
MR.. AND haRs. kiNDio
ENTERTAIN LAST NIGHT
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Kindig enter
tained number OF friends mt their
home on Chestnut avenue. South
The affair was in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. McKinley's twenty-ninth
wedding anniversary. and also Gilbert
Kindig's birthday. Those present
weer Mr. and Mrs. d. II. PouIson and
daughter. Mrs. Laura Poulson and son.
Earl. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley and
daughter, Miss Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs.
lSindig and son, Gilbert.
HERE ON WAY HOME
FROM CALIFORNIA
| Mr.. and Mrs, c. NJ. Benner OF Garth
age, ILL.,. stopped on here on Thurs
day for short visit with Mr. and Mrs
g. G. Hawkey md Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Bradley. while on their way home
from California. They visited points
on the coast from Los Angeles north
ward 10 San Francisco. Mr.. Benner
and wife. who have visited in Canon
City several times previously. are
! cousins OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkey and
the Bradley fsmily. Mr.. Benner sayf
II Is raining nearly. every day in Cal
ifornia at present. A picnic of Han
cock county. ILL.,, people. at prescni
residents Of that city. was held al
Los Angeles February 6. according u
Mr. Bepner. at which 81 were present
PARTY COMPLIMENTARY
TO MISS JOHNSON
The members Of the Phiiathea elias,
at the Sunday school Of the Christian
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-27

~
Mrs A. J. Turner entertained 26
guests at O'Clock dinner at her
home, 4O1 North Third street Tuesday
evening for Winifred Harney, who has
been her guest this week After din
ner five hundred was played, Mrs. J.
D. Sidebottom and Leb Harding re-
ceiving prizes for high score and Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley J. Roberts receiving
consolation prizes. Mrs. Irving Stock
ton was out-of-town guest.
CIRCULATION MANAGER
UNDER THE WEATHER
J. H. Putney, circulation manager of
The Record, is confined to his bed to-
day with an attack OF stomach trouble.
His condition is not serious and hopes
to be on the job again in the course
of day or two.
BETHELs ARE EXPECTED
TO BEACH HOME TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bethel, who
have been wintering In California, are
expected to arrive home this after
noon.
WILL RETURN FROM
DENVER TODAY
d. G. Powell, the local Overland
agent. will erturn from the capital to-
day after business trip OF two days
there.
HENRY GAINES HEcElvEs
a BAD FALL
New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

Here $ what happened
when the Fair Special
came nose on with the
Raisin Express-a spec
tacular train crash that
was one of the chief at
fractions of the fair re-
Gently given at Fresno.
california. indcrmood.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

In England afternoon tea
is the fashion. In Belgium
the old ladies form a pipe
smoking circle. Here's
one in session on the out
skirts of Liege, most of its
members being in the 90s.
Show this picture to your
anti-tobacco friend.
k.n&fOnr l'fr,,.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

his magnificent floral piece was
recently presented to President
Wilson with best wishes for his
recovery by c. Nj. Selph, Post
master of St. Louis and Presi
dent of the National Associa-
ton of Postmasters of the
United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
COPPER MINING
ADO PASS DISTRICT
ON VERGE OF BOON
Albuquerque Men in New Mining
Venture Between Belen and
Mouniainair Promising Good
Returns.


Mining operation ~ the Abo Pass
district near stholio are nkeiy o. be-
ttviyed a. re- Furprialnr deErce In the
neal future judElur hy reports fo.
cclted FROM the mining country Pro-
Irrta involving both mialnn ana treat
iur are now under My This region
lice in the Mauzann mountains be-
tween nelcn and Mounisinair
Ncar Utd roppertnwn. 20 miles
vest ~ Grants. an claims located hy
tho late a. o. WhlteslDe. Aihuuuer-
quo people and associates i've years
.Fu erected u mill Co. treHt the copper
ores OF hat country The plant was
fhut down. presumably because the
Q aids were not tested Thoroughly
Itilis are nov hfIun Lkru 90 trHt
these fields and 10 the cuuutrY proves
ls good as practical minsrs have pre-
dirffl D. mfl wNl hr operated The
arm haH hren shipped Hnd thr men
Hrr now mnkirv locations
Joseph Matt b. TOWNS 10 promote
% treating plant 90 schnllc fu handle
thc ofsa NJ that ,DuutrY Just how
Cor he has bon Hn.e to gn With his
Tint such 10 plant may ht started.
s report fram MauutiinaIr states
that re- rruup ~ Albuquerque business
,u have secured huldiurs leo the
AIu tHrH copper district TO Schulle
Hud have been 10 work shifting e shHr
q. prove thpIf holding several cars
cot orc shipped from thr surface prov
oI FOO ranfAln two 20 i've percent uf
copper The holding Ur just Woft
Hf the Ahu Canon copper Mining
COM nHuy lands. from which hIrh
grade ore has been taken
This project BE- nn especially ny-
ef1hls Involving re- splendid mill
Iifr Hud auud HurinE 20 Wa r 10 Is
Proposed fu Install I concentrating
itut and Thus reduce fie expense ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
Senator Hitchcock
Will Not Be Able
To Visit This City

Vnited States senator g. NJ Hitch.
COCK. chairman OF tho senate commit
toe on foreign affairs. viii no, b. able
10 Dee in Albuquerque this week 10
speak nn the League OF Nations -onu-
Tor Hitchcock delivered nn address ON
this subject Boo Denver last Sunday
aud Wua invited los the Chamber ni
Commerce 10 visit Albuquerque Pre-
Niuua orrHnamouta will make this im-
possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
so EASY! LIKE
ROLLING OFF LOG
Sore, touchy cofns stop hurt
ing, then lift right out
with fingers


Won CON. p,Ht,rri men Do women
Mood Huffer ro longer Ntaf th' FNN
that upHrIN kIIl'd you before, E'H
this cincinnati authority, ho'auH' H
Tow Drops of trro3uuo Applied dlI"'IIN
ou tsudtr. aching Curn stops Sore
ufsa 20 once and soon tho corn lnus'ns
pen b. can he liltod uui, root and ulH
without pain.
A uunrter ounce of %frcrzour costs
very uttle nt "a drlr store but H
n,ffipI,ut to take Oft rNorN hard or
soft corn or oillus THIS should Do"
tried. as b. Dos Inexpensive Uud De- fllI
not 20 in'lamo or c',n l%rtlihi' ih'
rurrounIins taHuu or skim After Noi.
b0 AWAY tho troublesome corn or o'l.
Ius tho skin underneath BE- os pink.
nrm and healthy us the palm of your
hand,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cihsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Ty III

squeeze b Juice OF two lemons In
10 % bottle containing three unc OF
orchard white. shake yell. and you
have q quarter pint OF the best frecklc
and tan lotion and complexion beau
tincr, ~ very, very small cost.
Your groccr has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter Nil
supply three ounces OF orchard whits
for "a few rents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each dny and 80
how freckles and blemisheH dinap.
pear and how clear. soft aud rosy
white the skin becomes. leai II b,
harmless and eve irritntca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29

Arrnunc. aHd chateau Thierry. aud
tor r. long while his mother did not
hear IL WORT from him. lie IN going
tr take au Errrontirn course ~ The
shops aH hr be- yury cursr 60 learn
% fufo and learn it wtn Lopez ~
HmhItIauH und tsrf modest When In
fai. ltuod Hf the %. o. Home Servirc
office ~ wHH only AFTER muqn qufH-
tloninH that ho told ct bic two tDlts
and experience Bon the service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29

nection with his show. The KIDS
Clever" which b. 20 be given nj tho
crystal thsatcr on TUESDAY and Wed.
nssdnv evenings Of next week.
The rond shows he declared.
take an ugly rifl. daub on some
grease paint. dress her To leave little
To- the Imagination and much 10 tho
climate. and call her and others Of
her type RI beauty horuH Don ia
that about the Eiris iu -rhg KIDS
ClcNef' Toll Albuquerque people
their names and bet them Judge And
so, here they are;
Ruin dummy Tompkinr. Lcclair
caVannurh Anne Harris. Estellc Har.
rz Grace Winfrey. Katherine Angie.
Margaret Lee. Emmn Wsrterhausen.
Muurine Wpuncu, Flora Marshall An.
nrttr Jacobson. aud Hose Nahamm
o. o. o. pleasure Co watch the choruH
in rrhearHnl. Ernest fandoln. nnsia
ant director aud dean of Alhuquer.
que comedians declares n IL sure 10
prove one of the very hest ever seen
In tho city,-nud "fhndf' has Hccn
quite e. few nero.
In spite OF tho rain Of last niRht.
a splendid practice was held IN the
evening al The crystal thcater n
was e. busy daN fnr tho chorus. since
l long drIl had been held M M Eiks
lpdreroom during the afternoon. In
the practice az the thcnter last v
ming the first act was rchcnussd un-
ui 10 b. ready 10 be- lot and make
way Tor the finishing work ~ the
Second net
ono NJ tho snecini features Of the
show will be- n between .actH" special
~ with Miss Tnieiio Harris. one OF
the siam lu lnHi wears university
play .ud NJ Maurice Klein Of New
York CITY, who has been helping
with tho direction Of the production.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29
Girls in Chorus of
The Kids Clever
Are City's Beauties

lfvss HreutH have ~ukrrawufked the
term hfuutf rnuruH uuNl Zoe Scot
10 was HluW tn uar hIH term Boo Don-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29

noan's Reguiets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily.
without Eriping and without bad az.
ter effects. aOc AZ All drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-29

Mann 10 poor Wln NIH been Afi'
cd fur furarTN simulN because h'
tr.,I tG mako U name tur himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23

Mis-. Ola Woodward, aged 20 years,
Of Ports mouth, and ". H. Lycrly
aged 10 years, OF Salisbury, y. c.,
are under arrest in Lynchbure,
charged with check flashing. severa!
charges being lodged against them
by the police. who also have requests
for the couple from Washington %nd
ether cities. They admit ha"!ar
passed a worthless check signed ~
Lyerly II his right name al Bristol
another to the Hotel Roanoke, 1T
Roanoke, for damages done to the no.
tel BY an ovcrfcwing bataGEo ard
another in Washington.
Hampton Roads council Of the n
ternational Longshoremen's Assoc =
ton. has directed the men Employed
in handling freight on ra.iroads to
out work Tie order from the exec
ut;ve committee Of the council won't
into effect Yesterday and 27OoO
men are reported to. be or strike,
Only the men on the pay roll Of the
railroads are affected, however, BY
the order It was stated that inc
men on the waterfront were not con
cerncd in he trouble, which IS o"el
an increase in pay.
The dene=t fog in decade env2l
cped the Virginia coast yesterday
almost bringing shipping to a stare
still. owing to the extreme h&zar'
in navigation. Hampton Roads 'ih'
Lynhavc.: Bay last night were crowd
ed with ships Of all descriptions
awaiting some rift in the f'S OaH%
before proceeding tc berths or t
: sea. Several minor accidents YER
, rerorsed. All regular 5ay and rive
Inc steamers were delayed from
: hours Several Of these lines las
night suspended operations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
VIRGINIA NEWS

+. s. Cropp, of Warrenton, 2 guest
a. the Harris Hotel, WASHINGTON, iost
= Dodge touring car Yesterday The
machine was parked in front Of the
hotel.
Grain trimmers employed by he
Chesapeake ard Ohio Railway Corn
pany at Newport, News, struck yez
terday because the company employ
cd several non union men, accoralF.F
10 the manager of the grain eleva-
tor One ship, partly loaded win
grain, is held up.
doctors have been unable to solve
+l,o mystery IN the epidemic Of hic-
couphine which has during the past
two day. become widely prevalent i
Danyll!e. The duration Of attacf
varies in some cases lasting severa
;,onrs and others internationally FOL
- long as day. Ammonia see:.i
10. have proved the only etfeet'y'
remedy. IT IS considered as possi0l! !
an after effect Of the Influenza cp.
demic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

George Tener Oliver, former Uni
ted States Senator. from Pena5yl-
vania, died yesterday AZ his home in
Pittsburgh as the result Of general
breakdown suffered Il year ago. He
was 70 years old.
Seven thousand girl pickets vent
on duty yesterday about the garment
factories in New York which they
left yesterday, when $4,000 struck.
Extra police had been placed in the
manufacturing district, but no trouble
was expected, it was said. A huge
mass meeting was held yesterday af-
terncon, and number of strikers
listened to addresses by leaders.
Ceorrc Howard, prominent bank
or and we'll known clrbman of Wash
irgton. is dead by his own hand. He
committed suicide yesterday evening
By shooting himself first in the breas-
and thee, when that failed, in the
temple. Howard, who was presiden'
Of the Dupont National Bank, his rea,
son for killing himself remained 8
mystery last night.
Bessie Abrahanson, said TO have
claimed tie title OF Rosa Luxen
burc's daughter" was in custody il
Chicago Yesterday with thirty-fiv
persons zs;zsi in raid OF an |. "
W meeting, place. The raids wer
said 10 have been based on interce1
ton OF letters from Miss Abraham
son 10 some Of the !. ". ". leader
n prison. Letters Of an alleged il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23

,endiary character, Bolshev:ki prcDa-
panda. and thousands of pictures OF
Karl Liebknecht and Rosa LuNenl-
burg were seized. The prisoners are
held on technical charge Of distri-
buting tie alleged seditious matter.
The whole Bolshevik army on the
northern theater Of warfare has turn
ed against its masters and Is joining
the ranks Of the antl-Bolshev:E
forces, it is reliably reported FROM
Petroerad. Leon Trotzky, in an Of.
fetal telegram, says the BolsheViki
will certainly have to leave Pe.fo-
grad. TIE peasants rising IS report
ed growing III numbers ana force.
The last Ro!shevik defeat III the field
has caused strike Of 10000 work
ers.
Littlcicn College, school for
voung. wcmen at Littleton, \. c.,
was completely destroyed by fire
shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday
morning. The blaze, which is believed
to have started in the dining room Of
four story dormitory, quic!y spread
and corcrmed three other bulldogs
Of the school. None of the $50 ST.
dents was injured, although man!
were forced to jump from windows
to escape from the burning st"1c
lures. l. is believed the loss will cx'
coed $4,000, partly covered by N
suraacc. The college was conducted
under The auspices of the North Car
DINA Conference of the Methods
Episcopal Church.
: The exiled Kaiser constantly dwell
! in his memories on the happy day
: he used to spend in England vine
his Grandma Victoria" was living
according to hospital worker ju:
returned from Holland, who saw Oh
Is eX-enlperor at Amerongen. VIE Al
r. Hchcnzol'erT," he says, ''is phys!c:
X wreck. His hair has turned whit
e his face is vivid and his 'oys al
ia slightly staring. His body is shruc!
ne en- Wien in company he talks j
ccsSantly and will listen to nc on
When left to himself he is restlc
or given to deepest melancholy"
he The mutual loss Of limbs, probabl
al! caused three men with only thr
I'D coed legs among them to congr
m gate in Atlanta, Ga. ANYWAY, Polio
Al. nan Melton found them on t
u. streets in well advanced state
intox:cation-and very playful,
tx. says. Tney refused to be arrest'
While Melton was repelling strate!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23

attacks from front and rear, the
neg lee that remained unega1ed
slipped around and poured bottle Of
oil ali over the officer and applied a
match. IN important sector Of Mel
toms trousers caught fire. After
dofinr parts Of his uniform and e%-
t;nguishing the fire, in other places
Melton arrested the men.
South Dakota's world wide frohlc'-
ticn idea finds France in anything
but receptive mood News TIA.
= PROPOSAL had been made IN me
South Dakota Legislature that world
prohibition be decreed by the league
Of nations failed to find favor II
Paris. A large proportion OF faa
French PEOPLE have been Dependent
for centuries, in one way o. another
rnon the wine and brandy crops. Inc
remainder have been brought up 7
consider wine as much the staff %
life as bread. French physicians e
not oppose this view. French opin3oi
annarentIv favors regulations Of th'
,iouor Industry, however, AbSinth'
which formerly was used II Frame
IS whisky is used in the Unite
States, and which was banned at IN
beginning of the war, has been per
mancntly prohibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by moner-hark
offer. Tastes fine; cost trlf1e. De-
Iiyercd anywhere by our Alexandra
Agents, f. S. Harper, Inc. Phone
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
WILLIAMS, BELMONT & CO., IN
CORPORhTED.
Notice Of Annual Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of Williams, Belmont d
Co., Incorporated, will be held at the
principal office Of the company, No.
l28 South Fairfax Street, City OF
Alexandria, Virginia, on January 18th,
1919, at y o'clock noon, for the pur-
pose Of electins directors for the en-
suing year, and transaction OF sucn
other business as may properly cone
before said meeting.
Dated New York City, January 4th,
1919.
Joseph H. Schoenbergcr, seey'
10-td.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as oXecutrix of the
late !. ShUlnan, this IS to notify al!
psrs sons having claims against caid
estate to. present their statement
properlv. certified for settlement. al.
persons Indebted to the deceased vii
please settle promptly
Mrs. Mollic V. Shunlan, EzccutriH.
20-10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
.I,AR0gEnS WAITED

Laborers Wanted-a6 cents Oer
hour.
Apply Naval Torpedo Assembling
Plant, Fleischmann Construction
%. 266-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-23
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as administrators
Of the estate of Charles Mandley
Bruin, all persons indebted to the cs-
tate will make prompt payment and
those to whom the estate is indebted
will present claims properly authenti-
Gated for payment.
Mary Ellen Bruin,
Administrators, W. W. a. Of the cs-
tate OF Charles Mandley Bruin.
1871 Duke street, Alexandria, Va.