Alexandria gazette. [volume], November 08, 1919, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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KILLS MOTHER-IN-LAW
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Hagetstown, Md., m>\
Nettie Ho?e, aged No>111
pect street, was shot to dfath
shortly before noon yesterday in
the kitchen at her heme by het
son in law, GeorgetM/'Kauffma",
who quarreled with his .mother-in
law because she would not aid Mm
^ in locating his wife, Ella Kauff
man, who left him Monday in
Cleveland, Ohio, where they had
been living for the last three years.
Kauffman came to Hagerstown, be
lieving he would finely his wife here.
Kauffman surrendered himself at
police headquarters directly after
'the shooting, to which there were
iio Tijwsfws,, H?"l ica'i'"' ,'t co? -
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I JAtrf. Xr<?-c; Slip srprrrai'vt
Jrojn lic-r husbandj \ Uexaudej*- 'host',
iivti'.l1 villi h?jr So'if, Bruntull/ ~ d' J
Clyde HUse, "and' a niece, Miss Eva
PompeD.
Kauffmann visited Mrs. Rose
I last night and had a stormy inter -
| view with her, it is reported, leay
ling at midnight iit- an angry moud.
j It is said he failetT to obtain fiom
i Mrs. Hose any information as to
his wife's whereabouts. \ esterda-x
Kauffman again visited Mrs. Hose'
and, finding no one in the hotise
except "his- mother in law, it is pre
sumed, -he shot her when she re
fused to aid.him 'n finding her
daughter, ? I ' $
' THEATRES
.GRAND THEATRE ?
All of the regular patrons of the
Grand Theatre will find a picture
of unusual interest in "bornhey <fc
Son," to be presented tonight. And
it is not amiss to say that a pic
ture. of this character will create
many new frieiids of enthusiastic
picturegoer* for Managers Rose and
Seigel. For it teems with human
interest, mirroring upon the screen
the virtues and vices; the strength
and weakness; the generosity am!
selfishness; the love and hatred,
Proud and haughty Raul IJolnbey;
eveit of modern times. Jn . fact,
these very qualities which <*? i>i
in the Dickens characters are re-i
sponsible for the. life and appeal of!
his novels to the average present- !
day readers of ail ages.
Ovvery character in c'ne tale of
"Domlbey & Son" wiil bring to
mind a counterpart in those with
whom you mingle day by day.
his gentle daughter, Florence; the
equally arrogr.nt wife, who dared
to defy her unjust mate; the confi
dential clerk. Carker, a wolf in
sheep's clothing; all of these you
will recognize at once. For Nature
does not change, and people are
alike wherever they may be.
This unusually interesting pic
i turcs will be at the Grand Theatre
j tonight. Also Mutt 'and Jeff.
1 Try a Gazette classified ad.
I Pictures Changed ,j
Daily
The Grand Theater
Matinee
Saturday
Every ]]
Matinee
TODAY
and
Night
Specials Feature. Triangle Presents
Charles Dicken's Great Play
"Doroby & Son"
The author is known by all, so don't miss his master
piece. 'i \ ?
Also Mutt and Jeff in "Here and There"
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MONDAY
Dorothy Dal ton
in
"The Mating of Marcella"
New York's 400 has suffered no more bitter arraign
ment than in this Paramount Picture. .
1 Also Last Chapter
"PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN"
DONT MISS THE ENI) OF THIS MYSTERY
Alexandria, Amusement Company's Attractions
? PRICES
15c and 25c
D
Richmond
rp
Pictures Changed ]i
Daily |
omar
J
A tale of love and villiany
"Back tp God's Country"
Featuring the brilliant swimming star
Neil Shipman
unique! "Beautiful! Daring!
Ar absolute 'lovdt} entirely different from any
y otoplav cv.-v ? in this city. Adapted from the
:-y "Wapi. 1 h : V .arus"
Cvib i Greeiey in "The Oakdale Affair"
PRICES 1
15c and 20c J
Goldwyn Presents
Wm. S. Hart the second
Louis Bennison
in
'High Pockets"
Monday?Florence Reed in "Her Game.
_ . Also Chapter 12 of "The Great Gamble"
"
All
for
One
Loyal Order of
The Progressive Order of
the Century
/ Only 52 more days remain before the special membership campaign
closes. Hundreds in Alexandria are becoming interested in the Moose. They
realize that now is the opportune time to become associated with this great
Fraternity during these days of National unrcfist. They feel that they need the
protecting arm of this gigantic organization. Its social and fraternal features
gladden your hearts when you are well. If you are sick or have an accident it
pays you $9.00 per week and at death $100 and more than that, if you should
uie your wife and children have the privilege of Mooseheart where 27 different
trades are taught and where the mother can be with her children during their
training.
Mooseheart contains a tract of land of over 1,000 acres with upwards of
100 buildings, girls and boys dormitories, machine shops and carpenter shops
and numerous other buildings. It contains the largest dairy barn in the State
oi Illinois. It raises all its own produce and is self sustaining.
Join the Moose now while the Charter fee is $6.00. After December 30th
the fee will be .$20.00. The dues are $11.00 per year paid quarterly which en
titles you to all the benefits stated above including Mooseheart.
Initiations take place every Monday night over Alexandria National Bank
We now have 200 members on oifr roll and the campaign started only one
month ago. For further information see Bert O'Brien, District Deputy Super
visor 216 Kino- Street. *
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