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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Pm. kUSS SSUCCUMBS
TO SEVERE ILLNESS
Masons Will Pay Honor to Dead
Member at Funeral Tues
day Afternoon

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-P. n. Kuss. a
prominent Mason of this city and a
well known dealer in paints. died at
o'clock this morning at his home,
5s1 Thirty first street. He had been
ill for several months and his death
was expected.
Kuss was a director in the Bank of
Germany and was the proprietor of a
large business. He came to California
more than 40 years ago and lived near
or in this city for 35 years. He ac-
cumulated a small fortune and rose
to a high position in his fraternal or
der. He belonged to Live Oak lodge
No. 81, f. & A. M; was member or
Oakland consistory. had been treasurer
of all the Scottish Rite bpdies from
the fourth 10 the thirty second degree.
and recently Joined Islam temple of the
Mystic Shrine. He wassa charter mem
ber of the Deutscher club
The funeral will be conducted at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon by the Ma
sonic order from the Scottish Rite ca
thedral. Kuss left widow, Mrs Car
ola Kuss, and four children-Edward
c., Mabel F.. Garcia c. Kuss and Mrs.
W. G. Harper, all Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
PENSIONERS TAKE
| LICENSES TO WE'D
Civil War Veterans Get Funds
From Government and
Marriage Permits

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-George W. Fitch,
aged So years. of 772 Eagle avenue,
Alameda, and William Brady, aged 65
years and living at C62 East Twelfth
street, pensioners of the United States
government for services in the civil
war, fingered at the county clerks Of
fice after swearing 10 the vouchers for
their quarterly allowance and each Sc
cured a marriage license, today.
Fitch, who is a searcher of records
in the employ of title surety COM
pany, will marry Mrs. Annie McThomas.
65 years Of age, who lives at the ad-
dress which he gave.
A coincidence was also noted~in that
Brady in giving the name OF Mrs. Nell
lie Emerson as his bride, also furnished
the address which he gave for himself.
The veterans are active in spite
of their years and services, and dis
played no interest In their vouchers for
government money while waiting for
the licenses to we'd
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday. September 4. 1909:
IiEIAI-SHIREK-Lou L. Bernheim. 21
Santa Cruz. and Stella Shrek. 1s, 1916 Wash
ington st.
ICH-wEBsTER-Cosm Draghice
yich, so. 1850 Union St, and Fannie H. Web
ster. 2s, Baltimore. Md.
LDSTEIN-MERLIER- Bernard Goldstein, 35,
I740 Gesry St. and NJ. Celeste Merlier, "a,
1714 Geary ST.
HARTNETT-KANE = William Hartnett. 81
San Francisco, and Margaret Kane. ~, San
Jose.
JACKSON N--DITTAiANN-Peter l.. Jackson, q
SIS Alvarado st.
KELLEY-NUNES-Jam E. Kelley. "a. and
Mae Nunes, 3D. both of 1878 Washington st.
KEoUGH-NEITH-E f. Keough. %. sos
Haight St. and Alma Meth, 20, 69l Fifth ave.
EUBITA-DRENDEI-Lo Kubita. a. 1I05
MeAllister ST., and Carolina Drendel. a, S4s
Wisconsin st.
LA RARR-Fox-Llsyd C. La Barr, 81, and
Rilla V. Fox, 1s. both of 1926 Suffer ST.
LANTHUER-SOPE A. Lanthuer. 21,
80 Lafayette ST., and Margaret F. Soper, Is
$50 Capp ST.
McABEE-yALLE-Louis U. McAbee. 81, and
Reina A. Vale, 81, both of 201o Bush st.
TT-CoFFMAN--Michaei NJ. Mont
blatt. "a. and Myrtle Coffman. 10, both Of
San Francisco.
URRY-HUMPHREYs-T Thomas T. Murry. 2s
235 Duncan ST.. and Sadie NJ. Humphreys. "a,
132S1s Hampshire ST.
PIPER-MARsH-H E. Piper. 80. Santa
Cruz. and Hazael c. Marsh, 2l, Carson City,
Nevada.
PREoLo-CIREILI-Ph Preolo. 81 and An
tonino Cireli. Is. both of 1414 Kearny st.
Observation-Disclosures A.. Scott 2s. Bis
marck, n. D., and Naomi Blundel, 80 Ma
Daimo, b. C..
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MILL VALLEY PROPERTY
OWNERS MAKE PROTEST
Angry Citizens Object to In
crease in Assessments


MILL VALLEY, Sept. An assess
ment war is on here between the down
town business men and the trustees.
who have been meeting as a board of
equalization. and raising the tax on
property.
The complainsnts say that their
properties are being raised far beyond
their true values. and in some cases
assessments have been more than
doubled.
John Rea, owner of the keystone
block. objected strongly when the
value OF the property was increased
from $3.50 TO $4,000. NJ. NJ. O'Shaugh-
messy is angry because the Ideal hotel
was boisted from the sl,750 mark to
s4250 and Bernard Grethel because
s. 4O0 is now the value of his holdings
instead Of $4,000. The property of
" J. Thomas was raised from 1850
20 So 900.
An these citizens appeared before
she hoard and made their complaints.
- nd there are many others who do not
approve Of the valuations made by the
trustees.
As vet values on residence property
have not been raised, but the people
o. the hin are waiting anxiously and
she rumor is rife that assessments in
the upper circles viii ascend skyward
ga few days.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
WOMAN PLEADS DRINK
AS EXCUSE FOR THEFT
Former School Teacher Arrested
for Taking Purse

BERKELEY. Sept. 4.-OIercome by
drink, according to her story to Judge
Edgar this morning. Miss Anna Cannon.
said to have been a school teacher at
Duane. TulaTe county, who has been in
this city short time. did not know
what she was doing when she stole a
purse containing s5 from the home OF
c. E. Johnson, 2217 Fulton street, Au-
gust 81
The woman pleaded not guilty and
will be tried September s.
According TO Johnson the woman
went into his house unannounced the
afternoon of August 81 and stole a
purse from the dresser She was caught
and said that she found the purse on
the front porch. Johnson then released
her. but secured her arrest late last
night.
At the county Jail the woman said
incoherently that she was formerly a
school teacher in San Diego, but came
10 Berkeley to be married and was dis
appointed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
BIRTHS

BACHRACH-In Berkeley. Cal, September 4.
1909. to the wife of r. w. Bachrach, son.
BrTLER-In this city. August 30. 1902 to the
wife of J. j. Butler tnee Norman), a son.
CLEMONS-- this city. August 23. 1909. to the
wife of Alex II. Clemons tnee Curleyl, a
daughter.
FINIGAN-In this city, September ?. 1909, to
the wife Of Lawrence M. Finigan, son.
HACKMAN--In Everett. Wash. August 4. 1909,
TO the wife of Elias Hackman formerly Dora
Gyle), a daughter.
HoBRo-In this city, August "a, 1909. to the
wife of Alfred W. Hobro daughter.
O.RoURKE-Ir this city. August 30. 19oa to
the wife of James O'Rourke. a daughter.
PARSoNS-In tBerkeley. CAL, September l.,
1907 to the wife of Curtis A. Parsons,
this city. August 81. 1909.
to the wife Of O.. Z. Pemberton formerly
Blanche Goodman), daughter.
PETERSEN-In this city. August %. 1909. to
the wife of Niels Andrew Petersen. a daughter.
SCHAAF-In Merose Cal. August 20. 1900, to
the wife OF Bernard Schasf. son.
WOOD-In this city. August 30. 1909, to the
wife of J. Henry Wood, daughter
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
SAUSALITO PLANS FOR
MONSTER CELEBRATION
Festival in Honor of Municipal
Water System
I Speoial Dispatch 10 The Call

lECLlll DAoFGANA AZ ~ ~N~Ni
SAUsALITO. sept. THE completion
oe the new 100000 municipal water
distributing system VIII be ceieofaueo
here september and the work OF oe0o-
hating has commenced.
For the reception of guests sea Point
-,.r1or viii maintain headquarters al
Eagles hall. the ladies' committee at
irbe town hall and at the Ross house.
-.:,. iremen AT the fire house and Golden
cate Yacht club and the Foresters al
T.ovvder s hall. In the evening a dance
viii be held al Eagles hail. \ speclaI
boat viii be run At l2:45 a. m. Tor san
Fra ucisco.
The parade viii start al 10 a. m III
viii be made up OF five companies OF
United states troops from Fort Baker
headed bv the Third artillery band; Sea
Point and Tamalpais Native Sons par
lors and Keith parlor. Native Daugh-
tiers headed by ST Nincents orphan
-aSvlum band. volunteer fire depart
ments of Sausalito. Mill Valley and
I.arkspur. veteran firemen OF San Fran
cisco and their old equipment; Mill Val
icy Redmen. high officers and Court
star OF California Ancient order Of For
esrers Of America headed by their boys
band Court Sausalito, Foresters or
Alaerfcs; Sausalito aerie OF Eagles and
4 asaIito camp WoOdmen of the World:
~alsalito band. officers Of fhe day. ora
tor. queen. attendants, invited guests
and county and town officials.
There viii be IA aquatic races. the
1remen viii compete in q race for a
perpetual trophy cup. and the Tamal-
pals Union high school team viii play
basket bail against the local team.
There viii be fireworks in the even
ing from z barge in the bay. literary
. exercises viii be held in the park,
where Rev. Father Nslentini viii begin
the program with prayer. School chill
dren viii sing national hymns. former
Judge Ferral viii deliver an oration
and Rev. DR.. Fruhling viii say the
benediction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MAN SHOT IN DISPUTE
OVER WAGE ACCOUNT
Charles Specht Falls Before Bull
let Fired by John Morris

BERKELEY, Sept. 4.-In an alterca-
ton at Rust. north of here, over wages
alleged TO be due Specht, John Morris,
a grocer Of the county line, shot Charles
Specht, a carpenter living at the county
line, this afternoon, the bullet making
but a slight flesh wound in the back
Specht was removed TO Abbott's sana-
torium at Point Richmond and the bull
let removed. Morris was arrested and
taken to the county Jail at Martinez
According to witnesses Of the shoot
ing Specht was intoxicated and called
Morris vile names and threatened him
before the latter drew his revolver.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
BOGUS ARMY OFFICER
MUST STAY IN JAIL

Los ANGELES, Sept. 4.-The fedora
authorities here issued a new plaint
today in the case Of Lieutenant
Harry King, alias Major Anderson.
charging him with impersonatinng an
officer of the United States army.
King was attempting, through habeas
corpus proceedings, to secure his re-
lease from the county jail, where he
was placed on a warrant secured in
San Francisco.
II was TO prevent this action from
being successful that the new warrant
was issued.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
SCHOOL BOARD CALLS
FOR SPECIAL TAX LEVY
Solano Supervisors Asked to
Provide Sum of $4,000
TSceciol Dispaich 10 The Call

ISpeefot Ofspdfcf 10 ne NditI
VALLEJO, Sept. AFTER the fourth
election for bonds to the amount OF
$50 900 TO erect a new high school had
failed the board of education OF this
city has made a requisition npon the
board OF supervisors of Solano county,
in accordance with the new school law
which went into effect July ] last, de-
manding that the county board levy a
special tax of $4,000 upon the prop
erty within the Vallejo school district.
1t is planned to use this sum to erect
and furnish a makeshift high school
building upon one of the local lots The
bonds were defeated because of the
bitter factional feeling that was
aroused over a proposed site for the
new building.
The new school building is urgently
needed and the, board is determined
that one shall be provided. The re-
quest of the board for the $4,000 direct
tax has stirred it's enemies up to a bit
ter pitch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
OVERHEATED RANGE
CAUSES $1,000 BLAZE
Interior of Apartment House Is
Seriously Damaged

OAKLAND, Sept. Am apartment
house at Isl East Twelfth street was
burned and the furniture damaged by
smoke and water. with total loss OF
about $4,000, this afternoon.
The blaze started in apartments oc-
cupied by ]. Flemmel and his wife from
an overheated range.
The fire department was called and
quenched the blaze, but the interior OF
the building was badly damage before
the alarm had sounded.
The building is new structure
owned by Mrs. White, mother of Chief
County Jailer White
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MASKERS WILL PRESENT
A PLAY AT STANFORD
Sword and Sandals to Assist
University Club
Especial Dispatch iO' The Call

Especial Dispatch ios The Call
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 4.
Assisted by the Sword and Sandals, the
Masquers viii stage a play November
9. under the coaching of Frank Matthew,
who has had charge of several produc-
tions here during the last year.
The members of the Masquers are
Miss r. Roberts, Miss L. Buckin CHAM
'09: Miss A. Wright 10. and Miss NJ.
Howell. 10. Miss L. Ozier, 10, Miss NJ.
Wilson, II. and Miss E. Porter, II.
semester
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
MARRIAGES

| BrRLEY--McCURDY-- Salt Lake City. May
% 1909 Edward A. Burley Of Salt Lake
| City and Mrs. Clara Gordon McCurdy, for
merly of San Francisco.
this city. September 4,
1909 by the Rev e. p. bennett, Fred A.
| Davis and Viola WaIling, both of San Fran
cisco.
AfM-ECHEvERRIA-In this city. August
z 1909 bv the Rev. John j. Doran, George
| 4. Grimm and Carmen Dusenberry Echeverria,
both of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
NAME NEW COMMANDER
Special Dispatch 10 The ColIl

Special Dispotch 10 The Call
PETALUMA, Sept. Ar a meeting
OF Canton No. 10. Patrisrchs Militant
tonight Colonel J. K. Ritter of San
Francisco received the nomination of
the order for the position of depart
ment commander. The Canton will send
large team to compete for the canton
prize at the Seattle exposition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
LOS ANGELES TO SEEK
BANKERS CONVENTION

Los ANGELES. Sept. Prepared to
give extraordinary inducements, dele
gates to the convention of the Ameri-
can bankers association at Chicago left
tonight in a special car for that city,
resolved to secure the convention for
1910 for Los Angeles. The party viii
visit Yellowstone park and leave there
September 10 for Chicago. The Los
Angeles party consists of % leading
bankers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
POLICE CAPTURE MAN
WANTED AT ROSEVILLE

OAKLAND, Sept. 4.-William Upper
lin, wanted at Roseville on a charge of
grand larceny, was arrested by De-
tective T. ]. Flynn at Eleventh and
Washington streets this evening. The
detective had been ON Zipperiin's trail
for several hours and recognized the
wanted man from photographers when
he met Zipperlin in the street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CARD OF THANKS

KUHLMANN-The relatives and family NJ
the late Fred c. Kuh1mann herewith desire
70 express their heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
fion TO their many friends and also the officers
and members Of Hannoveraner yerein and
Bar Tenders union No. Al. for their many
acts OF kindness and sympathy aud beam
tifuf 1oral offerings. extended to them during
their late bereavement
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CARD OF THAvKs

SPAAR-We wish 10 extend our heartfelt
thanks 70 our many friends for the Kindness
and sympathy shown IN our late bereavement-
10 the loss OF our loving husband and father;
MRS MARGARETHA sPAAR and FAMILY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
st-,cted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
arc published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CARD OF THANKS

ISERMANN-R herewith desire
10 express our heartfelt thanks 20 our n,snv
friends for their kind sympathy shown Us IN
our late bereavement. and for the many beau-
tiful floral offerings.
MR. and MRS. FRED IsERsIANN and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
Notable Deaths

CAPTAIN S. c. LEMLY, U. S. N.--Washing-
ton. Sept. 4.-Captain Samnel C. Lemly, for
merly Judge advocate general of the navy. who
became prominent in connection with the
famous Schley court Of inquiry, died ar ST.
EIizabeth's hospital in this city last night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

PEACE PRESIDENT sPEAKs-Palo Alto
Sept. 4.-R. C. Root. acting president of the
American peace association. will speak the
peace question at the Methodist church tomor-
row morning and the Presbyterian church in
the evening. On Monday afternoon he will
speak in the Stanford university chapel and
will be introduced By President Jordan. who
has always taken great interest in this work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CARD on rHANKs

JOSEPH-The children % the late Mrs
Amelia Joseph are deeply grateful to their
and beautiful floral offerings during their lsfe
bereavement.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
KAISER and Family.
GARD on THANKs

FABBRI-sfUEILER-Af -Eafherine Jacobv
desires to thank the many friends OF the Iafs
Madame Fabbri- Mueller who so kindly aSslsfed
her in her last illness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05

eighth and Valencia streets at D. n. Re-
mains at the mortuary chapel OF the Golden
cate undertaking company, 24I5 Mission street
near Twenty-frst.
SADLER-In San Anselmc Cal, September 8.
1909. Frederick B., beloved husband Of Belle
II. Sadler. and devoted son OF Mary Sader.
native OF Massachusetts,. aged IS years
months and % days Boston and Nova Scotia
Friends and acQuantances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ,erviees to-day
SSu1aayl, Septenoer .. ISg5. at 1.SV O'Clock
tory. Point LobOs avenue. IBeineratlOn Odd
Fellows crematory.
sM1rH-In this city. September 2. 1909. at bis
late residence. 3274 erearl California street.
Samuel B.. dearly beloved husband OF Julia
Smith. and devoted father OF Leota. Dorothy
% years months and & days. A member OF
Leland Stanford division No 2s3. B. Of l. F..
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Suls-
commandery building. 213T Sutter street. IN
der the auspices OF Mount 1fOriah lodge No.
a. y. A NJ Cremation Odd Fellows Gene
SULLIvAN-In Los Angeles. Cal. September .
1909. at the Sisters hospital tof heart fail
urel, John F., son Of the late Patrick and
NJ Anderson. Mrs A. Deuser and Mrs. NJ z.
Boehn. native of North Abingdon. Mass
aged s. years IL months and II days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains at
the parors Of H. F. Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mis-
sion street between Twenty fifth and Twenty
TRoLAN-In this city. September g. 1909 Ed
ward. beloved husband OF the late Bridget
Trojan and loving father Of Edward Trojan
Jr., a native Of Belfast. Ireland. aged 20
years.
Friends and aequsintanees are respectfully
invited 10 attend tthe funeral tomorrow Mon
dayl. at SIS a M. from the parlors OF
MeBrearty 4 Mccormick. 915 Valencia street
near Twentieth. thence to ST. Joseph's church.
where solemn requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose Of his soul. com
mencing at a M. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
'ALENC1A-In San Rafael, Cal. September 3
1909, Valentine. devoted son Of F. l. and
Catalina Valencia. and beloved brother of
Frank i. Jr.. 1heO. s.. Milton T. and Julia
valencia. Mrs. F. c. TanfOran and Mr.
= W. Sweetser. a native Of California aged
u years months and 2S DAYS
Friends and acQuaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day., Septembers6, 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m
from his late residence. IgnaciO. Marin
county, CAL, thence 10 st. vincent's church
wnere at II o'clock a. m requiem mass
win be said for the repOse OF his soul In
terment Mount Olivet cemetery
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
CARD OF THANKS

BoDE-Mr- j. Bode and Mr. and Mrs.
Kaiser. and family. wish to express their
heartfelt thanks to the many Friends for
the kind sympathy. the beautiful offerings
and the many acts Of Kindness extended dur
ing their recent bereavement In the loss OF
their daughter-wife.
JULIUS BODE,
MR.. and MRS. KAISER and Family
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-05
DEATHS

ApDICoTT-In this city. September 8, 1909.
Ruth Oliver. beloved wife Of james Edwin
Addicott. and mother OF Irwin OliYeEs Helen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-30
There VIII Be an Improvement in All
Departments Of the Chautauqua.

The tenth annual eucampmcnt of
the Waxahachie Chautauqua has be-
come matter of local history.
The end OF one of the most pleas
ant assemblies in the history of the
institution came Friday night with
Ia demonstrated lecture on radium by
Dr. c. H. Tyndal1 of New York
The closing event on the program
was not witnessed by the frazzled
remnants OF Chautauquans as has
been characteristic of all former
eucampments, but the attendance
was equally as good as It had been
Iupon previous nights during the
present session.
So delighted were the campers
with the outing that was afforded
them by the Chautauqua that they
remained until the very last and
only two or three tents were vacat-
ed before the day following the
closing exercises. All the visitors eX-
pressed themselves as being more
than pleased with their stay on the
grounds and most of them assured
the management they would return
next year and bring some of their
neighbOrs with them.
In milking his final announce
ments Thursday night President Nc
Connell reviewed in brief way the
work of the Chautauqua since its es-
tablishment here and said that by a
unanimous vote of the board 1t had
been decided to continue the institu-
ton He said it was the only Chau-
tauqua now alive in Texas and it
was now proposed to make it bigger
and better than ever.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-30
Big Express Robbery Mystery
Cleared Up by Mississippi
Physician
WAS FIRM FOR FIVE YEARS
A Strange Story Unrsveled Of Man
Who Valued Word Higher than
Liberty-Stay Of Sentence
Is Secured.

! New Albany, Miss, July So Re
leased from his pledge of secrecy
which court procedure during five
years had failed to have him break,
Dr. f. NJ Rogers yesterday told
what he knew of the robbery of the
| local office of an express company
of $4,000 il 1904, and was purged
iof the charge of contempt of court
and the man accused of the robbery,
r. NJ Daulton, an employe of the
company at the time, was acquitted
IL was the wife Of Daulton who
handed him the money which the
physician claimed had been handed
him with the request that ii be hand
ed back to the express company.
After it was explained that he
had been absolved from his pledge
he explained:
"Dault9n came to me and asked
ne to go to his house, that his wife
wanted TO see me. | went there and
Mrs. Daulton handed me the pack
age, eXacting promise that | should
not reveal any names. | notified the
company without giving any details
The coInpany's agent wanted the
money and would not prosecute /
then gave him the package after he
had promised that Daulton should
n ot ba proSacutad -
Dr.. Rogers explained that it was
the opinion of the detectives of the
company that e. c, Marshall, the
agent of the company, had taken
the money.
After Dr.. Rogers had told his
story attorneys for the defense ar
gued that it was not admissible, and
that the state had not shown that the
package contained any money. The
court. however, deciding the conten-
ton with the defense, ordered a ver-
dict of not guilty in the case of Daul-
ton and withdrew the sentence of
Imprisonment against DR.. Rogers,
imposed because OF MS feIusal 10
testify
Since the robbery many efforts
have been made to have Dr. Rogers
testify. At the first trial his refusal
brought fine of $500 for contempt
of court. Gov. Vardaman rescind-
ed the fine. At the present trial he
met the questions of the prosecuting
attorney with declaration similar
Ito that of the previous trial, that to
disclose the identity of the woman
! who handed him the package would
/ be a violation of confidence. and
rather than that he accepted jail
sentence. An appeal acted as stay
{ OF sentence.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-07-30
Bible Conference.

Detroit, July 3u-Perhaps the
strongest program of its kind ever
offered in the west will mark the
ninth annual gathering of the Inter
denominational Bible Conference
and Christian Workers Institute,
opening at Lake Orion today. Among
the speakers aud instructors are Dr.
c. l. Schofiled. author of the fa-
nous Oxford Reference Bible; Miss
Grace SAKE. an English Bible in
structor the Rev George Smith, OF
Toronto, Bishcp Anderson. of Ten
nessee; DR. William Williamson, of
st. Louis; DR. Len G Broughton, of
Atlanta, and F. s. Goodman, of New
York. international secretary of BIZ
BILE study of the Young Mems Chris
tiona Association.