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EXCURSIONS.

How TO PASS the evening pleasantly
and c1T1fortably this h-t weather Is 4 7-rb-au
which IS solved with fan satisfaction By the non
hight trirs q lie jamestown On the river l. e
always cuol after sIndown. and the many r-ovi
sions for enyr-cur abc1-d this uaIstiai boat rna.
these outings The mcst dsiishtful and popular avail
able fer local ule7srre-seekers Among the special
features that Contribute 20 the attracons q these
sails are the spacious dancing decS and the palm
garden aboard One Who has yet TO dance aboard
ship has a new pleasure % experience. This deck
IS unusually spacious while the foor Il as psrfec-
as that q any balirpCn- Music Is furnished hy Al
exceptionally good o7chestr
The Convenient hour Of saiIinr n thr evening
has proved great factor in porularizng the James
town tips.
Since the opening Of the season. Chevy
Chase Lake has made great strides in adding 10 It's
attTactiTeness- The newly featured arnussuerts
have eclipsed az least temporarily. the old stand
bys. the riding track proving an attraction fer Old
and yo'Ing- The track Is open only in the evening.
brilliant electric lights strung about the eighth
naiie circuit making the slrr1undinEs as hrisht
CAV iEfre are two tracks IN reality. the outside
ring for larger patrons. the inner circle being -
served fer chil5Ten- The mounts consst q rouies
and hrrrros- & Whicb there are nearly a soo-e-
conoerts and the dancing pavilion have ben de-
serted for the riding track. and the7e Is ever ind-
cation that greater popularity IS IN store for the
new attraction-
satisfying every musical taste. The selections vsrT
ing from the op1ratic and cassie 70 the popular
coinroslt5as Of the day- Dance music is furnished
Sy the Marine ha1dsnen after o'cl0ck weekday
evenings
Weekend excursions. while a sort OF
installDens vacation, Afford those whose duties and
means prescribe uro,racted stays ont e town the
Only pTacticable means q obtaining Fsspite FROM
b. and work Cf The Numerous trips q this type
available Sali- none have attained the popularity
q the weekend outings made va the Norfolk and
Washington steamers. They combine. with a river
and bay trip. say AZ the Chanhe-lin. Old Point
Comfort. one q the famous hostelries q this heu-
sphere. rsund TIP tickets covering al steamer and
hotel expenses One may lsaTe Fri5ay OF SATURDAY
evening a. $50 and remain away until 8Iouday
Tuesday, Ct wednesday morning. acconiirg % the
limit eiecre1 Capacity crowds are carried every
week nov. and engaging sccommcdations IN adrsncs
Is good policy.
Retuced rats tickets for The trsp only. 1earinz
Saturday eTc-iug and returning Monday u.orufng.
are also oaersd The wharf ofice Is located az
fo5t Of Seventh street. tie uptown ticket oaoe az
10 Fourteenth street
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WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
Sign men. let ne make your siEnboaris Screens
and screen doors 70 order
d. McINROY, - uTH ST. NV.
Ses-tn u saaol
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InWSufrA

] No 5-9- Luther K. Arnstr-1z - wastinr-ou
/ Terminal Company ard Southern Railway Gem
Z pany- dauages SIS 600. Attorneys " H HoIla-
WAY and 4 Johnslu
! No $3.50. John X Hayes ~ WashsnE1o. Rail
7 way and Electric Company and the Dissricr of Co
I l--u.biai damages. $4,000 Attorney. 4 l. Quinn.
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W, B. & A. Z. RY.
The Electric Line. u

DcN-'--1< 4As-Atho bEL N E-LN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. L. ;. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
ElectTic palace o4rs frua White House station
,l5th ard II sts- NORTHEAST.
Fer BsitiE0re-'55o. 6-9. 5N. -. $50. saa.
-s7N 50. D-a. l5-io In. and II-s a. II [. l25o
1oon. L--l ~. l-sa 2sl. "a -3-J 80 SO 81
$50 50. taa. 61a. 80 80. ~ 49,, -l8-g,
ard -ll-5 j. IL daily
For Auuapolis-s50 -. s5o. SO. ns3. and
u-s5 g. E-s l-l3. Ia. -. 81. 80 -, go
- 9so. a-d 'll-s5 - H.. ezily-
-lndicates Local trains. Al o-herz an limited
stopplng only AZ Naval Academy Junction No wax
slg CT hiring o. cabs necasssry
EaTsA One way Round TIP.
~ -fl-N-AAa-4I-
To Annapolis ard L. 5
Naval Acadeuy..--...----. Tsc IS
Al ST cars direct % White House Station
llcket oce ~ li-h and y. \. ave- nurlhuest And AZ
Nalte House statiou. L5lh and Il 50 NORTH
EAS1- Ie-eIloue 81 735
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-A 5-STOBY AND
cellar hrick % rooms ard hath. heated BY fur
u1ce. bcirz srtlactifey decrgfei $50 pr-ce $ GO
VII ezchanEe fer small investment pruDe-ry-
WI. Il SAUNDERS & CO. is07 F - NV
UIS5t
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Bankruptcy Petition.

No. 81 In re George Le5r-c5t and John r
Green Company. partners: voluntary Atto-neys.
Carlisle & LuCkett
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ESPERIENCED YOUNG MAN WANTED N
cur delivery department Apply 70 ". NJ BAL
DERSTON. asr-. Palais Royal A. LISNETl- i~16-5t
WANTED-FTVE 8IEN WHO ARE PRACTICAL
Giaziers- ApT5y lssi y. L ave at c1ce iyI--st
WANTED-sIX GOOD BOYS 10 SELL PAPERS:
splendid locations and permanent employment thres
hours every dzy. saary and cr-1rssion 10 hors who
VII work Apply WEBB. Circulation Department
The Herald iySf
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Criminal Court No. 2.
rrsrrcr .SnrRsnS

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
I United Stats vs. Charles Carlisle and Esrar5
Enge; o7der Teleasing frYzn Workouse. to take e.
I fect July . 1893
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

PIGEONS CANARIES. PARROTS. RABBITS.
bird supplies. &c Pets boarded. rricss rirht-
BARCLAYS 5 PET STORE. z5 lo-h s. nv
1yE-u
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY. HOMER PIGEON,
guinea pigs. rabbits dogs and sure flea DESTROYER,
also queen bees. &c SCH1IID'S BIRD STORE.
- 12th 81 nv. Il
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SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAINS
~ AND FKOL
CHESAPEAkE BEACH

SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv. DlslricL Lie slatiuu s1s A.. -
Aao A. n. 30 = H. 5'iJ ,. H.. l,s5 :. n, ani
s-i5 ?
kEIUENlNG-LE. Chesapeake Beach SO A m
- p H.. ~ = Il. s1O ? Il. $40 ,. n. AID
4J7sg ,.
SATURDAYS.
GOlAG-LT. Distinct Line sL4-lun. SIS n II 30
a. H.. 30 , n. $40 ,. Il, $40 . T.. 7sss % ua
and s-i5 ,. II
kETCRNING-Lv- Chesapcake Beach. ESQ a m
us p T.. 20 = L.. $40 = II, 80 D n s1U
> ~. and I9aO = II
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-Lg- District LIae station. ss5 a N
IA" q n. 10 p n. sa9 , IL, 40 ,. Il, rs
p. N. and 9-85 p II
kETI kNlNG-LF- Chesapeake Beach. 30 4 N
l2:i5 ? n. 30 ,. Il. szS ?. n. sDo =. n. sss5
p n. and l0-oo = n
PAUL Y WATERS. General Manacsr-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED go Pa AVE. NV
good place 70 dispose q yUur furniture. pianos.
&c. b auction Satisfactory results Prompt -
turns Sale s7sTT saturday. 10 a. H. jeeLEt
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DYING, CLEANING, & PRESSING.

s sPIGEL. 1875 Q sT.-LADIEs- AND GENTLE
mems fne tailoring Ladies suits pressed &c;
mems. sc Goods sailed for and delivered Ph- ISL
rnEZl-eodsot
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. m 81. SE-TWO LARGE. COOL ROOMS:
also one snail room iyi7-st
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Ocean Steamships.

New YORK. July T.-ArTiTed: SIsurstaaia frua
Liverpool
Arrived out: Baltic. a. Li,ernoos.
Sailed from fozsln ports. Celtic from Queens-
town
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District Cours
Enuifr Suifs

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 81 IN re change grade; appzaisc-ent finally
ratids1-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOK SALE
BEAUTIFUL BCILDING LOTS N
CHEVY chase N


BEAUTIFUL BCILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd. and within fhe Ms
t-lct Fronting over Loo feet on Couuecticut are
nue. i've stree-s running east and vest 80 feet ee-
Faton Every lot in the tract is available for build
ing purposes- = detached houses and bungalows
erected OF under course q couscruction since Aiay
49, the date Of opening q the subdiFision- All
eiy improvements, Including water. sewer macAd-
anized streets. ETanolithic sidszaIks shade t-ses
al without expense 70 purchaser SpeciaI induce
nenis are offered 10 those who zrres TO build
Nute. telephone- or caIl for plats and fun parte-
aiaES- Autos AID carriAseS at Jour disposal
IHOS : FISHER & CO tlSC-l.
72 18th st. NV
TOKO1IA PARK LOTS-TWO lots 55xi9s YET
each; Carroll ave: MINUTES from car. Price.
D. H JOHNSON Co. 81 7th St. Nv. jylss,
FOR sALE-LOT IslzI53 FT. NEAR CHEVY
Chase. IN the Districf, dne old forest shade
and beautiful lawn uaded streets. sid6Eafks &c.
Address OWNER. Box -. Herald osics. i5I7-lOt
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WANTED A SHETLAND PONY MIST BE
reasozsbles name price axe. and where il cau Be
seen- address BOX us. Herald ofsca 5esltf
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UNFURaISHED.

81 EYE ST NE.-ROOlIS- GOOD TABLE BOARD
corn mullins. homemade desserts. convenient TO
Union Station, also cars. terms reasonable iylssr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding PROBATE C0urr--N0- $50. Ad-
uii1ist-stun- This IS 60 Eire notice hat the s1b
frcus The Probate Court cf the Disrret q Ccllm-
W. Jackson late = the Dis-ricr q Columbia. de-
-1as-d. Al persous having Claims against the de-
ceased hcrehy uarne1 o. eThitt the sane. with
s1hsTihcr on CT before the 18TH DAY or JULY.
A. j. le9, othe-eIse .heT NAV by laW bs eEclude1
fr-n all beneht 4 said estate Given uudcr nv
REII. care q Allen G. Cls-z- 6e5 F street north
ues- Attest fS.71t JAMES tanner Re-isfer
x wills f1r the Disiric. r Columbia. Cerk q TIE
Prrdate Cont ALLEN e. CLARK. Attorney
fyls.25aus
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or
Columbia holding Probate C1-z--- No. I53s. AG-
r1inistration-This is % give uctlCe that the sub
scrbsrs. 4 rhe District q Columbia. have obtained
fr1n the Probate Ccurr of the Dls-rict q C1lu--
hia -srrgrs Of adrirs-rsti1n the estate = william
G.. ururv. late q the District q Columbia. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased ere hereby warued cxhihlt the sane. with
the vuucha1z tbcreof. legally authenticated TO the
s-hscrihers- before the TTH DAY OF JULY.
A. D. ls1s, 1thsrTiss they may ty law be ezclujed
frHrl all beneft p said estate Given urfs- ou-
hands this 7th day q July. Iss HOSEA p
NoULTON. Warrington Lean ard Trust Bui.di-s-
VA Z AMBROSE. IS Louisiana avenue ue-rl-
wesy Attest: tSealI JAMES TANNER. REGISTER
Of Wilis fer the District e Colombia Csrk g the
Probate CouEt- WA = AMBROSE. A--o-ney-
EIE5
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ANfIsS' CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
cleanast n the CITY Meals al hours. Special
sumner ra-es- lN6 Pa are. m. tns1t door ~.
Vernon stationl- fv2-tf
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAp
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE

LEAVE new UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. Sc
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEM TERMINAL. I'd STREET NEW YORK
- a. Il Bnsr. pullman HaEio-
Isuv a. u bunet Rarlar- klFc-E0ur Tain
s. - a. Diner ald Pullman Earlor Ca
ill 70 4 Dllcr and pullman la-lor Car
10 = Dller ana Pullman FaEllr Gar.
: % ,. N. Royal L1Initcd- Al Pulla1an- Sho1r.
a 80 ? "a Scaches 70 talallellLIa-
: - ? m Diner and pullman Farllz-
= 20 j. h. 1oaches 10 Ah--4dell11
'l21u p n- SleeperS
- a. H. Slccpers.
ATLANTIC CITl. ia: go. -IlOo - n. no
's1o ,. u
TO BALTIMORE
EHE HERY HOUR Or THE HOUR
I'VE Gays. ~ a. % 80 p M
'z5l i5lu. fo-o. ~. y. 80. - 90
So fl91l Il ~ g. IT,. ia Doou. 1l2a5: = 20
- I-2S' -. 80. -. 80 is5.S. ii;is. 80 ,s.S1
~. -455. -lzzo > N
CHICAGO. -, -54J p "a
CLACiNNATi. ST. LCUIs and LOUISVILLE.
fl4lsbJhG- SD A. II. IL. -s-lo p n. y =
CLEVELAND. 80 n
1lLL MEJS. so ?. n
MahshtlNts, -s-lg q. II. 50 ,. n
MiNGHE5I Err. rslD a n. tL06. so ,. II
FEEDEl.lCh. fs=0. 19-10. ssl5 O. n. d -. "a -.
HASERsTowN. $40 a 4, $40 p n
ASN Aty+lS, $ y. Io1o. iL---5 noons T3-o. s .,
-. and '633 p
Day, IESeept sunday ssunday only.
IELEFHNNEo az al the following Ticket or
hoes- lfa . 81. uw.. Main l5sl: 6ls Peuusylvanil
ase- Main IS Neu Juluu Seatiun- 1lcker O1-ce.
Aiai-i 4ass- intcrznaliln Bureau Aa1- la
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert rerai-inr.
the Kind you hare been looking sor: any make.
anywhere. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. ls97
New York are Tel Main 7s5a anti
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
uilty policies; most liberal issued. The STANDARD
Aoei1ent Insurance Co, Detroit. Mich CarriuEto1
d Johns agents, sI7 18Th s Phone M 1aZ1
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTT,E-
men. an kinds Of hats cleaned and GeIreTed- straw
Panama. flt. derby. and six; best work IN the city;
orders fGr hat bands &c 14th s. nv UIS50t m.W.s
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY WANTED II
ar nesdleUo-k department. Apply 20 W NJ
BALDEESTON. AlEr-. Palais Royal =. LISNER-
EXPERIENCED CANv AssERS5 PERMANESI
positions; salary q satisfactory. Cau 70 8 Base
uen- 800 Columbia road 514I5ls
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

SINGLE Man WANTS ROOM AND hoard
French cooking; Sd month. FRANK p Ia10
Z s. ne. ivIs2
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
At Baltimore July & made nile in ] min 2 60
There IS a reason for this Ask for denons--zti9r
CHAS- E MILLER * BRO, u0s Isth NV. azgut,
lyi-r
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c AT
WEsCHLERS. 9D Pa ave nv. ressonsble
rates. conveniently located Phone " IZsZ iv5-53t
WHY PAY MORE! We STORE FOR &c A
lead UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. sls-s2O
q l0th 81 Phone Main "a je2est
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FOR EXCHANGE.

HEADQUARTERS FOR EXCHANGES.
TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE. l5S5 F.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-SsiALL GROCERY: GOOD LOCA-
ton and hns trade; SI5. Apply 81 sth s. 81.
1vIS3r
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FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED NINERoOM BROOK
land house for summer. Apply ~ Newton st.
Brookland sitter p m. uI7-3t
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ERT MEN AND WOMEN WATCH % dT1 fns H s2S
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED

81 ST NE-TwO LARGE. NICELY FU
rished roozns: p hoor- svlS.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL 7. YOUR RESIDENCE OR OF
FICE BY USING An ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTBICAL SUPPLY COMPANY
L0 NEW YORK AVE jeslst
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
Claims settle estates Law business II al cou-rS
No charge unless successful Phone 7ssS
mylSu FULLER AGENCY. Roon Il. Ifls s.
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y1zt6ds
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.

FOR SALE LARGE COLUMBIA GRAPHO-
p10ne5 s. recC7is, cheap. 81 s-l 81. ne iyIs-st
FOR SALE - INDEPENDENT BREAD AND
cake route horse and wagon 63i sth 81 ne fyIs-7r
FOR sALE-FREsH LAID EGGS FROM The
lnci2n Head Poultry Yards. a fine table cev: &c
r-r dozen. delivered
Drop postal OF phone Main 5-zV
CITY otEce 80 = s. nv sv74s-
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-HORsE STANDARDIZED MARE
years Old and sound; sell cheap. 80 sth 81 ne.
iylS5t
GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNESS SAFE 70
reduce STOCK. 5000 worth Of vehicles less than
cost. al good new and I'D 10 date ; d. WATERS
& son. SO Pa ave NV irleso- 81
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10
ALUMNI

Our old friend Jose Garcia is
located at Lefoyeta, New Mexico.
A few years back Jose was the
only man on the CAMPUS who could
cuss in six different languages.
Rev. Chas. NJ. Boyoe special
student in Alma from 1892 to 1894
is now the successful pastor of the
LIST Presbyterian church of Harris
vile, Mich.
Miss Gladys Nelson '0S is giving
splendid satisfaction as associate
principal and teacher of Latin and
English in the East Tawas High
School.
Miss Nellie Hobson X. G.. '0S has
been engaged for her third year of
service in the East Tawas Kinder
garten School.
Prof. Howard Potter class of 90
and the popular Supt. of schools in
East TawaS is buSiIy engaged in
preparations to move into the eIe-
CANT new high school building be-
ing erected in that place. The
building, when completed, will be
one of the best in the state for the
size of the city. 1t is two stories in
height, with basement which will
be used for laboratory purposes,
contains four large session rooms
and seven class rooms. The cost of
erection will be about $4,000.
Prof. Potter is a man who brings
things to pass.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

long as heather continents lay In
darkness the burden of proof lies
upon US" and that we must accept
the responsibility of the "evanga-
lization of the world in this genera
ton" She said, "The measure Of
a life is not its length, that life is
longest lived that serves the highest
purposes. The organization of the
student volunteer movement was
the outgrowth of the influence of
the life of Keith Faulkner, after he
had long passed away. We do not
measure our life by what we might
do but by what we are doing.
Our religious life naturally falls
under two heads, first subjective
(due to our dispositions, inclinations,
talents, family advantages, etc. }
and second the objective, or better,
location of our religious activity.
Our vocation, that is our subjective
life, is decided for us by these same
inclnations, dispositions and tai
entS but the location of our activi-
ties we can decide for our selves"
Dwelling for some length upon
the needs of the foreign field Miss
Robinson lmade this the subject
of a strong appeal for more workers,
stating that "if four out OF every
one hundred christians would enlist
the demands of the board for
workers would be filled and the
evangalization of the world in this
generation made more of a possibi-
llty or II even one from every
hundred students should enlist the
most exacting requirements of the
board for workers would be realiz.
ed" She then brought up many
questions one naturally raised
when contemplating entering the
mission work. These were easily
met and satisfactorily answered
In conclusion M 5. Robinson urged
upon her hearers the importance OF
making decision and having a
definite aim in life.
Special music was furnished by
Miss Allen and Mr.. Ralph McNitt.
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Student Volunteer Movement.

The student volunteer movement,
for a number of years identified
with the christian work of the COL
lege, received strong impetus
toward a more earnest endeavor in
the visit of Miss Flora Robinson,
the travelling secretary of the
national student volunteer move
ment. Miss RobinSon's whole time
has been at the disposal OF the
students and she has talked per-
sonally with many of the students
regarding missionary work as a
life calling. Sunday afternoon she
addressed a union meeting of the
Y. N. and Y. w. c. A., taking as
her text the words of Saul OF
Tarsus, Lord, what wouId'st thou
have me to do ?" Her address was
inspiring and to the point, chief
stress being laid upon the fact that
if we once face the question
squarely. Lord whatwould'st Thou
have me to do Z" the battle would
be half won. She said in part.
Life is not merely judged by
the positive actions of good, but
more probably by the negative
good in it, not so much what we
actually do but more what we
might have done. The best actions
are often left undone and for these
things we will have 10 give an
account, because we have set al
nauPht our life's design. II we
would honestly face the question
Of the text IL would not only save
US from negative life but would
lead US into life Of positive &C
tivity.
Taking up the life Of keetf
Faulkner as an illustration Mis-,
Robinson clearly showed that "A!
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10
Alma College
Interesting items taken from the
newsy Albanian.

With the foot ball season behind
us attention will now be turned to
basket ball and indoor track. This
ought to be banner year in
basket ball and whether AIma's
team wins or loses, the complete
schedule which Coach Corrithers
is formulating will make things
interesting at least. First come the
class games which have always
aroused the excitement to the top
notch, sometimes carrying it bit
too high. Class games are always
Scrappy and bring out wholesome
class spirit, however let US not
allow our enthusiasm to run away
with US and permit any such
action as occurred at one of the
games last year. The Seniors and
Juniors will unite to form one team
of the four, the Sophs will enter a
team of their own, likewise the
Freshies, while the Props and
Commercials will also unite to
make the fourth. Coach has ar
ranged for series of games that,
with the exception of the final
championship game, will be played
off before the Christmas vacation.
This series allows every team one
chance at every other team. Then
the two winners will play it out
for the class banner, probably play
ing for the best two out of three.
The best material developed in
the class teams will constitute the
college team. This team will be
picked Immediately after the Holt
days and then the fun will begin
in earnest. In previous years the
colleges of the M. |. A. A. have not
clashed in basket ball to any great
extent. This year the prospects
are good for having stiff schedule.
Undoubtedly Alma will be able to
schedule games with Olivet, Albion,
Hillsdale, M. A. c., Central Normals
and Cadillac Y. M. c. A. This>will
carry basket ballbeyond the merely
local games that usually make up
the schedule. We have no definate
knowledge of just how strong these
various schools are in basket ball
but we needn't worry but that they
will be plenty strong enough to
make things lively. Basket ball is
one of the cleanest and liveliest
games in our athletic corrioulum
and a few games with the other
colleges will serve much to deveI-
ope good team. Competition is
the spice of life and as long as we
stick to our own petty field we can
never expect the best results.
The schedule is not definitely
decided upon as to dates but will be
printed in the next issue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Monday evening, Dec. 18th, will
occur the women'S oratorical con-
test. This is the second year Alma
has held a womap's contest. The
winner in this contest will repre-
sent Alma in the state contest.
Everybody turn out and make the
contest an enthusiastic one.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Beginning Tuesday. Dec. 8, will be
at Forest Hill OH Tuesday, at Montigel's
implement store. Alma, on Thursday, at
home on Friday and at the Independent
office, St. Louis. ON Saturday Of each
week until Jan. 10. for the collection Of
Pine River township taxes
Signed, c. +. JOHNSON.
II Township Treasurer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Prayer Meeting; Dec. 9 What is
Worth While. Phil. 4: %
Matt. 10: 20.
Y. w. {. A. Dec. l3 Our Body
in Christ, Romans II: l-lS.
Y. N. &. A. Dec. l3 United
Prayer Answered by Revival. Act
4: IL, IA: 10; SO. 80.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

The patrons of the Alma theater are
particularly we'll served these DAYS by
the first class entertainment Manager
Courtwright is putting on. In addition
to the regular double film picture shows
he Is putting On high Glass vaudeville
every night. for the same old Submission.
. Michel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

We want you to read every page Of the
Record this week. Notice the big DIS
play Of bright. instructive advertise
ments our merchants are carrying in
the Record. Everyone OF these adver-
tisemsnts contains something Of interest
to you. We again request you 10 rsad
them al carefully.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

Leo r. Zelinski. of 6s Gibson t...Buff.
alo, N. ". says; II cured the most an
noyina cold sore ever had with Buck
lens Arnica Salve. I applied this salvs
onoe . day for two days. when every
taros Of the sore was gone" Heals al
sores. Sold under guarantees atssShsrrar'I
drus store. 76c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-12-10

+ Washington. ID. c.. an ., let has
gone forth that neither nrsmsn nor
policemen shall wear false teen. Tnaf
u hard Inca toothlsss policsmaa
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when his 1872 sssih have been taksa
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