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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20


Ten lub leebterer i'm umidm III be1
brabtIoien Citation oes 2ouis 9inborf 81
balten. 9odtp. r Silarins ffaub ales I'm
Redten ii. bobip. 2. 9abib CAB Mnoros
nnngen ur,o 8infe, benen gemdb bas2ufts
ipiel am @onnta9 ta0ellog lber bic
8nbne ging. mas erit rebt an font11er.
Sen Snnntag BEL Der 8ieberauffibrllnq
Der SSaQ fem pirb.
8ran SO. gog mar Iebte 8ode in Blss
coniin, mo tie DEM 8egrdbnine ibrea
Brubers betpobnte.
sSobu @ertin ltnb Beter &rafer bers
bradten Die erfen sase bersar,gener 8os
de in Minneapolis.
Mpbons 9bermiIer nnb SSrall reiiter
anfansg letter Bode mad 8otpble. g
S.. mo lie ibr fiinftises 9eim einri6ter
tperben.
S, &raIer begab Iid bergan9ene 8o9e
mad 9ul11tb. tuo fie ii6 I'M 9oipital alS
aranfenpfleserin als5ubilben gepiat 1T
sSobn N6f9 pon Seufens. g. 8, trai
Mitte letter 8obe al mebrtp06igeu1 Bes
iube BEL ieiner bier no6neroen So6ter.
Srnn Sofepb 3eis, ein.
SRI. @enofepa S1dfer perbrabte n1eb=
rere Sage %beiubspeife bel IN ben 3ptls
Iinasitaoten %pobnerben Sreunbitu1en.
Sobn s. 8rinfmann begab it6 Otitte
lebter ISOLDE na9 Minneapolis, mo er
1id mebrere Sage beiu6sneiie aufbielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Goe11 Daley.

Gin nit gieb belaoener 8ug itieb mit
einem Sradt5uge 5ufaunmen, tpobei mebb==
rere 8ngeons oes Iebteren 8nges nabe5r
berfftIin1meIt 1p11rber.
SSrene Sarnbroen, Die an Der ct Bee
neoifts<M faoemie in ct. Soiepb bDberen
|5tnbier obliegt, tpurbe an bas &ranS
ferbett ibrer M1tter gerufen.
SSeuer 5erft6rte ben stan beg Grid
@Iab. Gin @eipnnn Bferoe berbratlt,ten
dnoeres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ffiiel ben SSlattz
men gum 0pfer. Ser baour9 bernria6d=
te 56aben nirb auf $4,000 abgeiddbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
der q
Gollpoppiup

ST. Der ct. Sobannes &irde 5n Cot
leaebiile ipurben 9ienstn9morgen bergarls
gener Bpdbe ffiairs Qeben b%erbunoen Setter
sbol bon 81, Mi6olas unb Sri. Mearia
Dombrofpsh, Eodter Der BauriIie Reter
Dnmbrolpshi bon bier. SIN beiteren &rei=
Re bon geripanbten unb Sre11nben ffano
bel ben 8rm1teltern bic 8p95eit ftatt,
Bel Der bas iiunee Raar Bic beiten 8inz
fde fir cine gefe9nete 8uflnft entgegen<
r,abm. Wi1ge ben Menbern1dblten am Ell
genens 9erbe IN ct. Mit9oIas mad BEN
@nnfde Der Sod8eitsedite itetiges Slid
.erbliibenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
6ree11lpaIo.

SSral Maria BRAUN unter8og id in
Melroie 3oipital einer glildIi6 berlau.
fenen @alsoperntior.
Seinrib Dl6erbing-ipar nnfangs lebte1
8DGe III Minneapolis, tpp CT einer gerz
inn1ntlung Der 4mericm 2egion beitpobnt
gbeoo. g. 8urit nabn1 tell an elmer
in Mtnnenpolis 9ienstag letter 8o1e
gebaltenen Neunion bes 851. Snfanteriez
Megin1efts.
gaipar S gidboff mar borlebten Came
tag ii Bribatseiddften mad Mi1neapo.
Zig, besgleiden fab fi6 Sobn 0lberbinl
gu elmer Charlottesville nad MinneapoIis
berpflidtet.
SSulius 2unier il. bon Garfield ina,
nuf einige Sage @ait Der bier nobnbnf.
ten SSa1nilie B6reb 8iesfe.
3um gbeftnn6 berfinoigt tpurben il
%unierer Rfnrrfir6e Bnul gQer bon bie,
unb Sri. @ilbegarb 8ui1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
farming.

Nm Counting mar @err S. SO. Nreb
bon gbasfa, r%eifenoer G9ent Der 8. st.
s.. Il. Geieui9aft bon Minnefota IN mn
Iferer Mitte. Nbenbss8 1br fpurbe in Der
59ules eine 8%eriammlnng nbgebalten, 51
Der 1ib trob Der f6le6ten 8ege cine gu
tie Nn5nbl Ntdnner llno Sii19linge nnb
Ietlide 8rauen lnb SSungfrm1en etngefunz
ben bntten. Ser ct. Observation-Disclosures
DIOR er0ffnete bic Beriammlung nit Ell
nem ddDnen QieDe, noranf 2ebrer Soiepb
&orte nnb Sermnm Bef1els einen fur3en
ueberblid gaben Iber ben @erlauf Der
Sabresperimmll1ng beg 5taatsberbanoes
u11b Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
Minneiotn, Die in ct. Saul itatffa1b.
.5poam bielt bodtp. Rfarrer p. Nuglz
ftin, @. q, g., einen gebiegenen, nit
@nnnor geipiir8ten 8prtrae iber Die Gof<
tpenoigfeit fntboliider gereine lnb Tim
Efolgte nls @ebner 4err Nret, tpelder IN
elmer ldingeren Nnipra6e bas fatb. Ser
einspeien nnb b%efonoers Die 8. s. 1t<
teritiibungsgeieli6aft er6rterte nno gum
#Beitritt in lebtere ermr1tigte, tporanf iib
etIibe benz gerein glei6 am6Iofen nnb
nnbere bies balb gu tim beripraden, 5r.
MreB tpirb cine @nnbfabrt in Der @emeins
Sc MAIDEN, I'M mebr Witglieoer Fir ben
ponibm bertretenen geretne 81 g%etpinnen:
Il elmer edit bertf6en gen1einoe ME
gnrming io1te ieber M1nan l1nb Sing
ling Der @eienidaft nngeb0ren, ba ia bic
fer bentfdzIatb. gerein IN fi11ar8ieaesr
9infidt Der bette I'M Staate, ia ogar fnft
Ser bette in ben Ser. 5taaten it fpie
6err Nreb at beipeifen imitanoe maj.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

III. q gdoinborn begab ihh Diensz
tag letter Bode mad ct. gIolb, ipo er
ben 8inter binbur1 unterri9t an Der
4anbelsi1nIe nebrnen tpiro. 85
Syrnu aaobn Spdh erftattete IN 8roos
ten nno Chen gaQeD bertpnnbt~ lno
freunbidaftIibe 8efube
Beter gaer erfreute feline IN 8ier5
tuobnenoen Nngeb0rigen nit Idngerer1
8ein6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
hoIoin9foro.

Dnnf ben Bemubungen BEG Sdepbgnr
1T bier Die Organization elmer Mauiifttns
peue nit foIgenben Mitgliebern 5nitaube
gefon,men: s. S. BOB, s. s. 8infIer,
8ubolpb Binfler, 9einrid 9dneiber, S.
81. @au, Sc. 9a5en, 2ouis gbirbarb,
Nuguit MieIfe, Ebeob. Beinn, Soiepb
&Iaien, @ubert 56tpieters, 8nrI MuffeI,
SO. so. 8ommeritab, g. 81. 9orid rno 9.
6. Serhnnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

S;u Der hieiigen @iebm Sdnner5e1t
Stride aeIebrierte Der bodtp. P. Sforiaa1,
.. g. g., bon 9feb Safe, Minn., Elm Brit
Der bes 8rdntigams, am 9ienstagmors
gen p%ergangener 8oGe elm Brautatnt,
Bel Dem ser bodap. P. Sulius, 90. s..
bon golb Gpring. sleidfaus Elm 8rnoer
Deg 8rdutigams, als 9tafon mo Der
bpdap. P. Simotbeus, 8. g. g., 9tlfs@
p~rielter bie5er @emeinbe. als Slboiafon
aiIiltierten, nnb tpdbrenb peldem gonrao
9odnifer 1nb SRI. Sttilia Subject ii9 Die
Sanb gum 2%ebensbunbe reidten. Nad Der
ld,6nen firbli6en Seier tpurbe bel ben
Glteru Ser 8rm1t i'm Ge%rtpanbtens nnb
Sreunpesfreiie bic 3odaeit abgebalten,
pobei bas iunge, bier bodgeabtete Soar
NIT ben ber5liditen Glndtpini6en IN
reidIiber 8eiie beba6t nuroe. SAP es
DEN Neupermdblten I'M uelen Stanbe arf
Der Sarm bes Sacob 2Ddnifar, bier Met@
len n0rbli6 bon bier, itets poblergeben
m6se, lit Der nadtrdslide 8nnf6 beg
yNorb1tern" =8orrelppnoenten.
Norbert 9offmann fat Die 8riogeman@
gufeu 8abmltation, Die frbner in Nt.
5oIinsers 8elie mar, sefanft nnb bat
bieies @abnesei@dft lebte ISOLDE iber@
omnen
Son ibrer nad Belgium, isis. sema6<
ten 5pd5eitsreiie 1inb Sranf Sbn1am II.
8attin sur grribtun9 Beg eigenen 9eiz
meg na9 albanb 5uridsefebrt.
ST.. urb Srau &atfon, tpelde it1 5tpet
@pden BEL Der in Mtnneapolis ertrart@
ten SHUTTER Der Srau 8ation aufbtelten,
iinb pieDer babeim eineetroffen.
Sic bpdtp. 8enebtftinerbdter 9abto
ur1b Silarius bon Ser ct. Sobns Qbtei
iporen pprleeten 9ienstag bier, %erfterer
Inn eine Yrobe Der bier beftebenoen 9tz
letta11tentrnppe, bie am lebten Sontng
inn Iubitprilm Ser Hfarrfdule bas 2n1tz
lpiel Sic altmobiide Wutter" Dor gut
beIettem 5auie auffibrten, 5u birigtez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Colo SPRING.
Sci einem am 9ienstagmorgen be1

0St StlCAtk su1l 49,
gmgener 8ode bonn bodtp. p. Meins
rab, &. 9. in Ser Rfarrfir6e I'M
8 nbr 3elebrierten 8rautamte IieBen If
rem Sreubu11b burd Rrieitersbano fegner
So5epb @bibel BON gi1ber Safe, Minn.
nnb SRI. anna 8olferft1rffer, Eodte,
Der al bieier @eneinbe geb6rigen SSanilie
Sobn Bolterit6rfer, BEL Der mad bel
|graunng bic 9o65eit gefeiert puroe, BIZ
CUR gntbietung Der ber3li6ften @lid=
pinf6e 8eranlaifnng gab. Ser 8rd1tiz
gam ftebt felt ben Iesten 5tpei Sabren nit
Der gob Spring 9eating utb Rl1mbine
60. in 8erbinbnng, nnb bns iunge Baa1
miro fem 8eim bier b%eibebalten, an BEN
es Tim boffentIid itets nod 8unf9 err
|geben tpirb.
SnfoIge bes Genlfies in @annen eiinges
ma6ter Brombeeren liegt Srau Matb
Sen in ibrem 8eim erfranft nieber. I'M
ter dr5tIider 8ebnnbInng gebt iie tpie>
Der ibrer @enefung e~ntgegen.
Montng berfmbte bie Sarrners 2ibe
@tod SO. cine neutrality-suspicious.
gieb mad @ub ct. Nn1l.
Sobn Otter, tpelber in Iebter 3eit i'm
Mabo !9oipita1 gu 8o6eiter inter dr3t>
li9er 8ebmbIung iitanb, naeb6em er iid
elmer f9tpierigen Operation ~nnter5ogen
batte, 1T als @einnbeter in Sen &reis ber
|@einigen 8nridgefebrt.
9. sc. 8ebtel bat 5tpei 8nupldbe in
ct. glonb getnnt u1b tpirb, fobalb Ell
Mrbeitsfrdfte erlaneen fam, auf 0en1elz
ben elm Bobn< nnD elm Gei6dftsbals.
|Iebteres fit ben 8etrteb zines @@nbges
oddities, erri6ten Iaifen.
Bilbelm @nrrid unb Ss5rdu bon sSoulfz
ton, g. g.. erltatteten bier einen ber=
tpanotz unb frennOi6aftri6en 8efu6.
0atb.s M. 56reife1 Iiegt IN feiner iios
liidb bon bier geleeenen 8obnung an Del
2ungenent5unoung erfranft nieber. 9oofz
|fentli9 miro iiber ieinen 3nitanb bali
E8eferes gu beri6ten fem.
3nm= @beltanb tpurben @onnta9 in Der
Rfarnirde p~erfiinbist Sran5 alein Dor
Battffins nnb SRI. Nnnn Otter, Sodte,
6er8u biefer @emeinoe 9eb0rigen ga
mile Sofepb Otter; Matbias 5dmib Dor
Blnffton, Winn, nnb SRI. Maria gr8
EEodter Der Sanilie galentin era boz
bier; Mnton Baron nnb SRI. Clara 9es
der, go9ter Der bier fp%obnenben 8ittpe
Setter 9eder.
Srau Sncob Singer, ibr 5obn Soiepf
unb So9ter Syrances bon l1%niontoipn
|Bnb., erfreuten Die bier tpobneroen So
miIien Sobn Sauer unb SSobn &in5en NM
n11bere @erfnanbten nit ldngerem 8eiube
SIN @eI5 5oipital gu &i6mon6 itarb
eino flint Monnte nltes &inb Der bon
8o1f Settlement nnidfigen Sarnilte So
fepb 2abr.
Soiepb De<8enter, tpeIber ii6 i'm
Mapo @oipitnl gu 8o6efter elmer Opera
ton an elmer i6limnen @ano nnter5og,
1T in ieinen Bnmilienfreis 5nrudgefebrt
nrb fiib1t ii6 ben Irnitdnben semdb tpobl.
SRI Marin &riiger lpnrbe i'm @el8
@oipital 5u Mi6mono operiert nnb fiebt
iebt elmer bnlbigen @eneiung entgegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Mftterjcu9.

union<2ln5uee 81 preilen, mett
billtoer ais lie heute mieoer eez
fduft nperoen fonnen. linton
Qn3uoe IN ihmoren uno mtttleren
6emihten st $500, $1.25, $3.50
bis 5n 5000 etn ln3ug..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
hannidnbz2lusiteuu na.

mir metien ~tauienoe bon paaz
rem mdnner= uno Rnaben muz
lterhanoihnhe tn allen 5ftlen Dor
Sic iino IN Chopper ooer niht
ausoefuttertem Seoer uno Darn.
ST. iparen Belo ar ieoem paar,
Gas Ste faufen. Ste pariiereh INT
preifen bon 25e, 39c, IS, $1.25
Bis 500 oas paar,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
.s. Happen
uldnnerfappen IN euten 5tilen
81 Soc SIS $50.
Happen
flaftncuhctnNcft.

flannellhemoen IN 9uten 5arz
ben. eemaht IN ellten pouenBroz
sen. pretie pariieren bon $500
$500 BIS $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
1tcberihuhc

neberIhuhe fir 5onntaes uno
merftaeseebrauh Dom nteortz
oen Still bis gum 8 5hnalenz.
lduh. preiie $l.48 big $50,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
@1toccafifts.

Die 9uten altmooi1hen moccaz
fins fir mdnneruno Rnaben.
Die ein5iee Sadie fir Gas falte
DIETER. Die Rnaben haben fie
lteber ais ireeno eine anoere 5az
die. Ste ino ale hoh ee1dnitten.
prei1e parieren bon $50 bis
$3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20

Wdlf1t1l8 Ne1efa M JfttpUtt!
9err Curl Sbiele nirb an SDnn.
tag, ben %. MDben1ber 1918, id I'M
@Dlfing 9Dtel ii JSreepart befinoen,
nm Misunderstanding bic ben
nMprbiitern" 511 iibernebunen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Knabc1t flancllcnc waits.
Glitter s bis Is. preiie $l.50 uno
Sis.
uebcrrSdc.

Nebettccfe.
5ehen Ste uns meeen ueberroz
de. Gsfommen einiee ieoen Gag
herein. preiie perninftie. notb:
protie 1tno nieori9er,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
5njpanteffel.

menn ST. abenos 81 hau1e itno,
marnm 3tehen Ste Damn ntdt III
re 5huhe aus uno feden Jhre 5n=
sc III nette, bequeme Sil3pantofz
fpl2 preile $1.5O IS $2.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Sweaters.

5meaters, oie fir ale 5mede eez
brauht meroon fonnen m Rodz
un0 Rraeenz5m. fancy uno einz
fade 5arben. preile ST 90 bis 81
$500, $1,000 uno SIS. Jer1eY
5meaters TT fallen 5arben 81 so
bis $3.50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Gcrcrnc Obcrtcilc,

6robe lusmahl bon Rubbers
nit leoernem Oberteile. ollie DO
hen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Sl3idnhe.

Sil3Idubc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oie nette,
marme 5orte, 81 mirflih nieortz
gen preilen $2.35 Bis $3.50
oas pdar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-20
Knabcft N1aeeina1us.

madinam Rode fir Rnaben,oie
5orte, melhe oie Grfdltuno meg
halt. Sur oen neinen Buben Bis
gum iuneen mann. 5ohr modern
preiie $500, $50 Bis $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE

A five cent piece boasts Of dia-
meter one sixteenth Of an inch larger
thar penny. Il takes $1,000 per-
nics, placed edge TO edge to make 9
st-in" one mile long. Therefore, it
Will take (i"vre that part on. for
vourseE) but the total numhe- CT
five cent pieces is the mini auEl
amount that Tho Surveyors Customs
Welfare Association Of the Po:t of
New York will collect and contribute
to the $l3 100000 Salvation 5rmy
HCme Service Fund. They will col
lect the mile or more, OF nickle= dur
ing the campaign week. May 1926.
The Association is composed OF the
Government employees in the Sur
veyor's department. Surveyor Of the
Port Thomas f. Rush is Honorary
President Of the Association and will
hold the Honorary craftsmanship OF
The "Milc of Nickels' Committee.
James S. Long, President of the
Association, will actively head the
walk along the milo Of n;ckels..
There are fifteen men in the DEPART
ment which occupies part of the
great Customs Building at the foo
of Broadway, New York City. Each
and every ore Of these men, inspec,
tors, waishers, gaugars, samplers
guards. clerks and laborers, daily
come in contact with thousands ot
business men and travellers from al
cf whom r:cklcs will be asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
TWINS"
ARE LEFT TO FER

Lexington, KY, May. 9.-Mrs
Myer Ra:hbaum, Of Louisville, known
to theatrical people as Edith Emily
Myers, has received word that by
the will of the late Mrs. Mary Hilton
of Sydney, New South Wales, she Is
to be the sole possessor of Daisy ana
Violet Hilton, known in theatrica
circles as the Modern Siamest
Twirs." Whether they will continue
to be a stage attraction is not krown
but Mrs. Rathbaum will make he,
home hereafter in Kentucky.
Mrs. Hilton was an English woman
who went to Australia many year:
ago. She adopted. the strangely point,
ed twins there, and besides bequcath
ing them to her daughter, Mrs. Rath
baum, leaves her also comfortabl!
competency for both herself and tn;
twins.
The twins are now in this coun
try. and they will ccn.inue their tou
until word is received from Australi:
that the will is legal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
GERMANS TO ASK RIGHT TO
FARLEY. SAYS SCHEIDEMANN

London, May 9.-''If these are the
peace terms then America can 90 to
hell" exclaimed General Luderdcrff.
according to a Berlin dispatch to the
Daily Chronicle.
Berlin, May 9.-"The government
has instructed its peace delegates Il
make counter propositions and claim
the right of oral discussions" declares
Chancellor Scheidemann
eve are dealing with an enemy
blinded by selfish policies" he said.
fourteen points. Scheidermann asked:
"What becomes of the exchs rgt
of guarantees mentioned in tn;
fourth point? Despite Wilson's fifth
point, Germany loses her colonie:
and rights in Africa.
"Count Brockdorff- -Rantzau faith
fully interpreted the sentiment Of thu
empire when ne said he will examint
the trms with good will. The gov
ernment earnestly wishes jus,
peace"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
CRIPPLED NAVY FLYER
LANDS AT CHATHAM BAY.
I, NC-1-NC-3 READY TO GO

Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 9-De-
parture of the United States naval
seaplanes NC-1 and NC-3 on the sec
ond leg of the trans Atlantic flight,
a $50 mile hop 20 Trepassy, Newfound
land, was delayed early today, pending
receipt Of news frcr the NC-4.
tWord that the NC-4 had been
found off Cape Cod and towed into
Chatham. Mass, harbor had not
reached Halifax when this dispatch
was fled
Commander John II. Towers said
he would not announce the resump-
ton Of the air voyage today until ne
had heard from Lieutenant Command
sr Read. of the missing seap!ane, and
had received the latest weather re-
ports from off Trepas<y Il the Md
is urable to resume the flight to Hall
fax today, the sister ships will leave
without her.
Weather conditions were distinctly
favorale for flying off Halifax this
morning. The sun is shining, only
moderate westerly wind is blowing
and the mist which lay over the bay
during the night disappeared short
ly after dawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
GARDEN PARTY
1T St. aIary's Tonight and Toner
row Night


st. Mary's Garden Party" announ-
ced fer May 9Th and 10th, will be
held at St. AIary's Academy, 7G6
Prince street on dates given. IN
case Of inclement weather, the rec
rcat:on rooras, Assembly Hall, etc.,
VIII play the Gardens part in the
Party" The embroidery, needlework,
etc, On sale in the Academy parlors,
arc really remarkable exhibition.
The yourg ladies in charge. have
Planned many other interesting fea-
lures, and hope to meet during these
two days. everyone in any way in
tcrcsted. IN the welfare Of St.
Mary's.
A Golden Jubilee. is an event that
Genes but once in so years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
SIX FUNERALS HELD TODAY

Funeral services for D. A. Wind
sor snowden will be held at $50
o'clock this afternoon at his late
residence, 92O King street, and vii
be conducted by Rev. Dr.. W. J. Nor
ton, rector of Christ P. E. Church
assisted by Rev. Dr.. S. a. Wallis
of the Episcopal Theological Semi.
nary Burial will be in Christ
Church cemetery.
The following will be the poll.
bearers: R. NJ. Chichester, w. Bath.
urst Daingerheld, Lieut.. a. w
Armstrong, U. S. NJ. c.; William H
Luckett, William Naylor, and Rob
ert Stead, the last named two Of
Washington
The funeral CT Mrs. Charles E
Ward took place this afternoon'from
Trinity N. E. Church. Services were
ccnluctcd by Rev. A.. Z. Speilman,
pastor, and burial was in the Pres
byterian cemetery.
Last rites for Franklin t. Evans
were held this afternoon a. his resi-
dence on Franklin street extended.
They were conducted by Rev. Dr.. E.
Z. jackson. pastor CT the First BaD-
tist Church. Burial was in st.
Paul's cemetery. Members of Alex
andria-W Washington Lodge OF Masons
and Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
ginecrs attended.
Funeral services fa: Bernard Nc
Cam, former resident. who died in
Washington. were hei:l this morning
at st. Mary's Catholic Church, Rev.
L.. f. Kelly, assistant pastor, ocfiiia-
ting. Burial was in st. Mary's GEM
etery. !.
Mrs. Kate Posey's funeral will
take place ut o'clock Sunday af-
terncon from the residence Of her
daughter, Mr. Phillip Rush. Services
will be conducted by Rev. DR.. +. B.
jackson, pastor of the First Baptisl
Church. Burial will be in Beths!
cemetery.
The funeral of Harold L. Henry,
four months old. son CT Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernest Henry. took place TO-
day. Rev. DR.. w. j. Morton, rector
Of Christ P. E. Church, officiating.
He died yesterday at the home OF
his parents, Brick Haven, Alexar-
,lria county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
FISH GLIJT MARKET;
SOLD AS FERTILIZER

So great is the glut in the fish
market in Washington that dealers
were obliged to sell several consign-
ments. among them one of $4,000 her
rirg, for fertilizer, according to 8
bulletin issued by the Bureau OF
Markets.
The wholesale price of herring now
ranges from 81 to $1.50 per hundred
fish. Other seasonable fish, which
are plentiful include trout, croakers
and founders.
Medium sized fresh trout are sell
ing at retail price Of 8 to Ia cents
a pound, while sllad are still avail
;.oie although the season is expected
to last but three weeks longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
MOVE TO NEW QUARTERS

Home Service Section of Red Cross
New in Chamber of Commerce
The Home Service Section Of the
American Red Corss, has moved TO
the Chamber Of Commerce next to
the Health Office, and the members
will be glad to help in filing out
compensation and insurance blanks,
or arranging for Vocational Educa-
ton, $4,000 bonus, back pay, and
other problems.
The office hours are, Tuesday and
Friday, 7:30-S:30 p m., Wednesday,,
"a p. m.
Checks are held at the Bureau Of
War Risk Insurance for Bertha
Priebe. Route, No. |, Alexandria,
Nina William Craig, 3l2 North Co.
lumbus street.
Any one who can give the proper
address of these persons kindly call
Red Cross room, Chamber of Com
inerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
Twelve Jurymen Selected
From a Venire OF
Fifty-Six
80 OTHERS SUMMONED
Witnesses Who Appeared al the First
Trial Repeat Their Testimony
But Few Spectators Present.

Tho sooc,,I +~;.l a William f.
g., ,, -;.,, ,1.,.;r. a.,
oe''-' :, 80
ki!i!ng L'n"oc" A'oE'ii' "",en o.
Cured November T. 1918. at the Of
fee C inc yardnastcr OF the South
e,,r psi,ryav Comrarv this citv, be-
ON ,t 10 c,c,ock This morning in
H. ro,,,r,+;on Court .Tr6cc R r.
r,:oboc+or fredericksburg Dre-
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sa.a:sn !. ha;,n,co,,I,,.+oI hv com
:. ,,.s,.,Sott1,,- atfor,o-. I;o,,,ra W
80. -, -
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Mo.4 cf 4bose s,,n,,a ona3 hid cx-
,,.-s ,.. on;n;o,r .or,o 6xod con-
nn,rirr tba shoo+i,r and we're OK
n,.o, Tv,,l,,o orlz, had heen ac-
,toJ ,,,,.., .,.o rc,:ra bncor,n ov-
lo,..tod Tba co,rt ordered tho
s,,,,,,,or;r,. = .bir+,, additional citi-
.ers fro,,, which, 70 comnlete the
$50.
Tho oo,,r4 chortI,. before NOM fool;
r,.,.s ,nsi, ,.9o = n
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-09
Candidate for Congress VIII
Be Chosen From
Eighth District
THOSE WHO MAY VOTE
Persons Who Have Paid Taxes For
l916-l917-191S Prior to December
10. 1919.

A special election will be held May
27 for the purpose CT electing can
didatc for Congress to represent the
eighth district to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Repre-
sentative Charles c. Carlin.
Announcement is made that re
person viii be eligible to participate
in this election unless they have
raid their capitation taxes for 1915,
1917 and 1918 prior TO DecembeH 10.
1918.
Although the election is little
more than two weeks off there IS but
little interest apparent in the con
test.
r. Walton Moore, Of Fairfax
county. is the democratic nominee
and It is expected that he will roll
up the usual democratic majo t..
His opponent is Or. +. NJ. Bro k
of Fairfax
The democratic committee u"gcs
that all democrats on election lay
70 to the polls and support the
nominee.
As will be seen by card pub .sh-
ed elsewhere in the Gazette R. Val
ron Moore. the party nominee, t-ics
occasion 10 thank his supporters fcr
their aid in his nomination in The
recent primary.
He promises if elected to re2rc-
sent this district with unhas inc
zeal and fidelity Continuing his
card Mr.. Moore says: "All th:t J
can-whatsVer experience aho
strength | may possess-will Dc a"-
.otca to the service of the puh C. :