The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
ROOSEVELT GUEST
OF THE NETHODISTS
Former President Will De
liver Addresses in Balti-
more Late Today.

BALTIMORE, Nov. All arrange
ments were completed this afternoon
for the citys reception of Colonel
Roosevelt, who was scheduled to arrive
at 4:ls To be the guest OF the Method
lists, headed by Bishop Cranston. He
will make several addresses here.
The colonel is reported as worn out
by the strenuous State campaign which
he has been waging for the Republican
ticket His throat is causing him a
great deal of trouble and he had to have
it sprayed when he arrived in New
York from Buffalo. His physicians
warned him that he would have to be
careful. but that he would probably be
able to complete his campaign
The former President stayed in New
York only a short time before leaving
for Baltimore.
Leaving Baltimore tonight ne will go
TO Iowa to take the stump ana tfvn
return to Ohio, where he will Speak
Saturday in behalf Of Warren G. Hard
ing, the Republican candidate for gov
6rnor
Methodists Guest.
Colonel Roosevelt comes here as the
guest Of the MethodisJs of the city, and
his afternoon lecture will be delivered
AZ First Methodist Episcopal Church.
His evening addrtss will be on the sub
ject Of foreign missions. which will be
of particular interest, as the annual dis
tribution of the Sl,5O0,OOo gathered by
the missionary society Of the church
win be made tomorrow in Baltimore.
The committee to meet the colonel at
Royal station incluced Bishop Earl
Cranston. Henry s. Dulaney, and Rev.
Dr. Eugene 4. Noble, president of
GOucher College. He viii be enter
taiaed at DR.. Mobiles home, DID, North
Charles street
Al 4.f5 the colonel was due at First
Church The subject of his address has
not been announced. Those who at
tend the lecture will be the students
and alumnae Of GOucher College living
in Baltimore. the trustees of several
educational institutions. a number OF
teachers and students Of secondary
schools and q number Of other guests.
The distribution of tickets has not been
general.
Colonel Roosevelt's address is not eX-
pected olast more than twenty min
utes. At its close he will go 10 Couch
er Hall for the reception. Members or
the faculty OF the college. the bishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
members OF the. genera toLlilAlNet q
the missionary society and a Few 9TH
Ere will be introduced 70 him.
Dinner AT Noble Home.
At 5:ia the colonel win be taken 70
DIT. Mobiles home for the dinner party.
Besides the former President the guests
will be the bishops, representatives Of
some Of the religious organizations in
Baltimore, several editors of official
Methodist papers and a Few personal
friends of DR.. Noble.
After the dinner DIT. Noble viii escort
Colonel Roosevelt 10 the Lyric. where
he viii be introduced by Bishop Grams
ton Seated on the platform viii be
the bishops, the pastors of the local
churches and a number Of guests. The
bishops expected to be present are
Bishops Warren, CranStOn, Walden,
Mallalieu, Vincent. Moore. Hamilton,
Berry, BashfOrd. Burt, Wilson, Nicely,
Quayle Anderson, Nuelson, Hughes.
Smith. Mcintyre, Bristol. NODurn,
Robinson, Oldham, and HartZel- The
laSt-named four are missionary bishops.
The lecture will begin at 7:45, and
Colonel Roosevelt VIII not talk long
enough TO miss the $50 train.