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New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Built Like Those In Flan-
ders, with Zigzags and
Entanglements.
HOSPITALS SET UP IN
UNDERGROUND CITY
Bomb Proofs, Kitchens and
Arms Stores Provided In
Best European Style.
[By TeleEranh 70 The Trfbune !


Plattsburg, \. l., Sept. 2l. Probably
'he first attempt in this country to
construct series of elaborate
trenches, including first line, second
line and supporting trenches, dupli-
Gates OF those built in Flanders, was
commenced to-day near the business
mems camp, on the outskirts of this
city. The work was done by the regu-
lars of the lst Brigade.
More than eight hundred men have
worked for three days digging the in
tricate and extensive system Of COM
municatlng trenches. To-day they will
De revetted with lumber and wire, in
terwoyen with small branches and
t"igs of evergreen and poplar. Thirty
thousand feet % rough hardwood lum-
Der and twenty thousand feet of polling
were used to complete the work. Two
hundred pounds OF nails and spikes,
seven hundred pounds of telegraph
wire, twenty-five pounds of wire
staples, ten thousand feet OF cotton
tape and fifty pounds OF chicken wire
were also used.
All features of the most up-to-date
European trench are included in this
one now being built here. There are
barbed wire entanglements, the hrst
line trenches, then, about one hundred
yards in the rear but connected by a
zigzag communicating trench, are the
second line trenches. In the rear OF
these are the supporting trenches.
There are bomb proofs, places 10 store
ammunition, underground hospitals,
underground kitchens, places for artil-
lery and machine guns and ingenious
devices to protect the men from the
enemy. The whole works covers field
of twenty-five acres. Automobile tour
lists and others visited the trenches to-
day. The construction work is under
the direction of Captain Kingman, OF
the United States Army Eng ineers:
Major General Leonard Wood and
Colonel William VI. Black, of New
York, were among those who inspected
the trenches to-day.
General Wood reviewed the b. NJ e..
|. battalion on the parade ground at
Plattsburg barracks. and compllmented
them and their instructors on the good
progress being made.
Tomorrow will probably end the
record rife shooting on the target
range. Thursday there will be work in
the new trenches, and Friday and Sat
urday there will be brigade manGuvres.
On Saturday night the night battle by
searchlights will be fought, and Mon
day night there will be an attack on
the trenches by the regulars.
On Tuesday afternoon, September 2S,
the entire brigade will be reviewed by
General Wood. and or Wednesday,
September 29, they will start on the
hike" to be gone eight days, execut-
ing all kinds o. maneuvres and sham
battles.
Colonel William VI. Black talked to
the men of the B. VI. c. |. tonight on
field fortifications," explaining the
changes which have come about in re,
cent years in coast defences and heid
10
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
TUBE CO. JOINS
MACHINERY CENTRE
Baltimore Concern Decides II
Will Henceforth Be Prop
erly Located.

Nelson, Lee & Green have leased for
the Hudson Terminal Company Offices
at 30 Church st. TO the Baltimore Tube
Company, manufacturers OF brass and
copper tubing For some time the
lessee has been located at 34th ST. and
Broadway. L found il advantageous
to move downtown to be in the centre
OF the various machinery lines.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
floor at 40 Burling Slip, corner OF
South St, to the StereoscOpic Develop
ment Corporation; a loft at 1880
Washington st. for B. Crystal & Son TO
the Wolf Safety Lamp Company; and
q floor in 80 West ST. for the same
owners to the American Materials Com
pany.
Goodale, Perry E. Dwight have rented
the store and basement at 400 Sixth
ave. for a term of years to the Cali
fornia Lunch Company Also additional
space at 40 West 2Sth st. to |. Novick,
and loft ut l54 West 32d ST. TO Damar
Lacquer Company.
y. Brigham Hall G. William Blood
good, Inc, leased for Philip Rhine
lander the second loft at 1880 West
ZlSt ST. Tor term OF years 70 mar IL
& Schuster, manufacturers of muslin
underwear, now located at 40 East goth
ST. The tenant was represented by the
Cross G. Brown Company. This | ;-se
completes the leasing of the building.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased
space in 1S9 Broadway TO John A..
Donegan; in 36 West 35th st. to DR..
Constantine G.. Psaki.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
Frank Kines the store at l3 East ADD
st. to Aaron Siegel. Also leased the
third loft at 27 West 38th st. for the
Narada Realty Company TO Mrs Jessie
|. Derickson.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22

story tenement; to the plaintiff for
10000.
West 90,h ST.. 100 and 162, two five
v-o~v tcrements; 20 the plaintiff. fos
$4,000.
artt 10Th S., 2. ,hrec story loi,
building; 70 the plaintiff, for $4,000.
West 7ith st., 10, four story dV el.-
iny; to the plain;f. for sl3,20o.
BY Charles A. Berrian.
East i24th st., 420 FIVE story tene-
ment; to the pluiutif. for $500.
East 123th st., A.. i've story tone
mcnt and stores; to The plaintiff, for
S6,500.
BRONX EXCHANGE
BY Henry Brady
Cauldwell av.. west side, 2s6.1o feet
north Of l5Cth ST.. II" lCNJO feet,
vacant; &C the plaintiff, ior $500.
BY Joseph 2. Dag.
Southern boulevard, .G5. east side,
27O.6 feet south Of Aldus. A'Yi50 feet,
five story tenement; TO the fl.i9tiii, for
$4,000
Prospect az, 1895. six story tenement
a~f s.o-cs; TO the plaintiff, Tor S4,75o
over prior liens.
Cahn & Plttmon and Jones, Mcckcs
& Jones have sold 20 Charles W. More
the two and oue-haif story private
dwelling 80 Clinton Place, being tAe
southwest corner Of Grand ay., on a lot
zJxl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Trading in Brooklyn.

Charles E. Rickerson has sold 214
Berkeley Place, between Seventh and
Eighth avs, Brooklyn, a three story
and basement dwelling. for client to
William J. Kennedy. jr., for his occu-
pancy. Also rented 10 Montgomery
Place, between Eighth av. and Pros
pect Park West, a dwelling for a client
TO Charles w. Pinkney for term oi
years.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
one family detached house at 1865 42d
ST., on a plot about 6OXl0O feet, for
Fannie F. Quinn to buyer for occu-
pancy.
Louis Gold, the well known Brooklyn
builder, recently purchased number
Of lots on Liberty av, along the new
IL" extension in the Richmond Hill
section. The lots are between Cedar
and Guion sts. and are ready for de-
velopment.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
1000 TO FIGHT
'NnMIMIC BATTLE
,.,.rdsmen to Meet Theo-
Oad ''ticaI Enemy Hidden i'll
''1 Van Cortlandt Park.
uHvTMAN WILL HEAR
INVADERS ATTACKED
$40, Militia Body Modified
W we're Since Civil War Faces
Foe Saturday.

few minute -.
~ r march out o. the woods al
~ VIZ ...-.,,s.v Of Van Cort-
"a, ror;fe5' ..~A % ,bc
- Pars che ADVANCE -,
.b.lrof r...,.a mooi.l1ed III '>eN
~ .-.. .t. C.,,. War. Behind
.,-i 0'.' ''''' .. oeo0 will follow
"a, s3yance eO".~ - con,
-. Genera. Jo'r T. " ''' ".'' WI"
80 .fe main body OF S'VOV men
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
GRAMERCY PARK RENTAL
Mrs. F. X. Stearns, of Detroit, to Have
City Home in That Section.

The Gaines & brennan Company,
Inc, have leased an apartment in "a
Cramercy Park to Mrs. Frederick X.
Stearns. of Detroit; also, in conjunc-
tion with the J. p. Whiton-Stuart Com
pany an apartment IN l Lexington av.
TO G Lawrence Perkins, of Pomfret
Centre, Conn.
Pease & Gilman have leased an
apartment in 1890 Madison av. to Nine.
Namara- -Toye, and one in 723 Saint
Nicholas av. to Miss +. Miller. Also
renewed the apartment leases Of Mrs.
George NJ. Tuttle, in 103 East 10Th St,
and of Frederick w. Wiler, in q West
59th st. Also leased for the Douglas
l.. Gilman Company, as agents, an
apartment in 3S3 Park av., just north
Of sd St, to John R. Ogden.
Van Norde & Wilson have leased
apartments at Gil West l5Sth st. TO
Charles f. Jones, Clinton !. Wlldlng,
Martin B. Fowler. Benjamin Lehman
Horace S. Tibbs, George II. Flint, Ar
thur b. Letter, Miss Caroline A. Mayer;
in 7 East 32d ST.. to Zira Bey, 6. Eggera
and C. Mairondo.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
CANCER DEATHS INCREASE
Pennsylvania Commission Says Many
Cases Are Unnecessary.

PtisdciphiG. Sept. 2l-Figures com
'u,ed by The cancer commission OF the
Ht.,a Society Of Pennsylvania and
submitted 10 the annual convention Of
.l body here to-day show that :he
,1.h rate from cancer in this state is
rs1sing ou' Of ali proportion to the
l,'slse in population. and that action
b ,,sl.h Official and the medical pro-
lesson has become imperative.
Snce 1906. the report shows. the
,att rate from cancer in Pennsylvania
lag increased 93i2 per cent. Last year
re number Of deaths totalled 5,197,
nd the prediction IS made that this
lssr the number will reach 5000. The
nPort states that a large majority Of
te deaths were unnecessary and could
iiTs been avoided II health officials
nd physicians had been alert in recog-
uiIrg early symptoms.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
FoRDHAM MEETING TONIGHT
Subjects of Especial Interest to Heights
people To Be Discussed.

The regular meeting Of the Fordham
Heights Property Owners Association
will be held tonight at O'CLOCK at
Sinchi's Hall, corner of Fordham Road
and jerome az. Subjects of especial in
terest 10 landlords, brokers and build
ers identified with the district will be
discussed.
The annual meeting of the Harlem
Pronerty Owners Association, Inc, will
be held at & o'clock tomorrow night at
147 East 125th ST.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Lexington Av. Project.

A large office building is to be
erected at the southwest corner OF Lex
inrton av. and 25th st. by Benjamin
w Never, owner Of the corner The
property. which is opposite the 69th
Regiment Armory, measures 49.4 feet
on the avenue and 58s in 25th ST. It is
at present improved with two four
story buildings. Work on razing the
old structures has been started. Mr..
Never bought the property at auction
IN 1919 for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Tn the Suburban Fields.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
Robert rockingham his residence IN
Purchase St, Harrison, to Perry u:
Goodsell, unfurnished, for term OF
years. The property comprises large
CoIonial dwelling garage and gar
dener's cottage and ten acres.
s. Osqood Pell & Co. have leased for
Glenn Stewart his place at Locust Val
lev to Mr.. Hammersley. Pesse Eill-
man and Horace 5. Ely & Co. were also
associated as brokers.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. = large number nom
which 10 select
OF NEW YORK. TO quickly close the bust
ness Of two corporations. offers these prop
erties st about 500 OF former prices.
They are located at Grsntwood, Palisace
Morsemere and Leonia, New Jersey (op-
posite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol
icy free
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. p. HAlGHT. Special Deputy Supt
OF Banks. care OF Banking Department
81 BroadwaS New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Newark Recruiting Office.

Feist e. Feist nave leased for term
of wears the Offices on the second moor
Of the Park building. at So TO " Park
Place. Newark. 10 Lieutenant William
Moses. to be used as general ofiices for
the United States Navy recruiting sta
lions in Northern New Jersey. This
lease was made for Thomas \. Nc
Carter. president Of the Public Service
CornorafiOn
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
SLAYER of Wife a Suicide.

Edward Doran. the B. r. I. motorman
VINO shot and killed his wife on me
steps Of their home, at Az racine
street. Brooklyn, Monday night killed
himself Yesterday while the police were
searching for him. His body found AT
Harrison and Van Buren, streets was
identified by his eldest SON lhohaS'
III had been drinking heavily.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Will Remain Women's Hotel

Il is the purpose of the new lessees
Of the Hotel Rutledge, at the north
east corner Of both st. and Lexington
av., to conduct the premises as a
women's hotel on the American plan
ard at moderate prices. George d.
Corea negotiated this lease.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Ink Blot Clears Mans Name

After his Bertillon measurements had
checked up with those of Joseph T..
Hanel. wanted for the murder Of Mrs.
Julia Heilner at PIT Albemarle Road,
Brooklyn, Charles Schmitt, cook. was
exonerated in Special Sessions yester-
dav by his finger prints. Schmitt had
bcen arrested for stealing a ham from
wagon in Park Row on September .
and Sentenced to two months in the
xo,ftaufiaFy
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Plan Newark Branch.

Feist & Feist have leased for term
Of years the store building OIL BROAD
ST.. Newark. 20xl9O feet, to the onaries
Ladies Apparel shop, in which 1t Will
open its first branch as soon as exten-
sive alterations are completed Inc
main Office and store are in th'S city.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Tn. New Haven County National Bank.
ioca,ed in the city OF New Haven. IN the
sta,e Of Connecticut, In closing Its anairs.
All note holders ana ether creditors OF the
association are hereby notified TO present
the notes and other claims Tor payment
f. c. STODDAPn President
Dated. August IS. 1914
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
LEASES MIDTOWN HOUSE
George Barton French Will Occupy
Dwelling Near Hotel Gotham.

''NclllnR .ftdI p''h""''
Pease & Gilman have rented for
George Sherman his dwelling, 8 West
55th st., just west Of the Hotel Gotham,
TO George Barton French. Also re-
newed the lease affecting the dwelling
Sl9 West SD ST., to +. W. Seybel;
Houghton Company has leased for
Rosie Jacobs the dwelling $50 west
End av., to Berthilde Lardy:
j B. English has leased for n. Lyon
to Urbano Pcttrich the four story
dwelling 100 West 46th ST. for term
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
West 6Oth Street Realty Company the
dwelling 81 West 60th st to Julia
Fitzgerald.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for a term OF years AZ East 4eth ST.,
FIVE story American basement on lot
21x1OO feet, for Mrs. Douglas Henry.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Clean Windows Cost Her Life.

urs Elizabeth Weiss, ffty-one, Of
b27 West Forty-sixth Street, was killed
when she fell while cleaning windows
on the fourth floor OF an apartmeh. at
80 West Fifty-hfth Street yesterday
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
In the presence OF; Seal
GOTTHARDT A. LITTHAUER

SUPREME COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT In tho matter OF the appli-
Gallon OF the Public Service Commission
for the First District OF the State OF New
York. acting for and on behalf OF the City
Of New York By the Corporation Counsel
o, the city Of New York, for the appoint
m.nt OF Commissioners Of Appraisal pursu-
ant to Chapter OF the Laws of 1891. and
the several statutes smendatory thereof
and supplemental thereto, relative TO ac-
quiring an estate In fee simple absolute.
free from ali Hons and encumbrancea and
free OF Interference and risht OF interfer-
ence IN and TO certain premises situated on
Park Avenue. 4lst and 52ns Streets. In the
Borough o. Manhattan. city Of New York.
required for tine purposes 81 the consiruc-
tion. maintenance and operation In ps.-
petuity Of rapid transit railroad. .-Notice
IS hereby given that an application Will bs
made by the undersigned to the Supreme
Court OF the State or New YORK IN and
for the First Judicial District. a. Special
Term. Part | thereof TO be held in and
FOR the County OF New York. at the Coun-
y Court HouS". IN the city OF New York
Borough of NInhattan. on the 2sth day OF
September iei5 ~ the opening OF court on
that day or as soon thereafter ss counsel
can be heard. for the appointment OF a
Commissioner OF Appraisal In the above
entitled procc ceding. in the place and stead
OF Edward X Finch. appointed Justice
Of the Supreme Court.
Dated New York. September lsth, 1919.
CHARLES +. TERRY.
PHOENIX INGRAHAM.
Commissioners OF Appraisal
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
SIRROGATE'S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. a Surrogate
OF the county OF New York. notice Is here
80, the estate OF George Clinton
1stcheIler late Of the County Of New
Work deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 ,he supScriDers ,S ,b. r.i AT
- Nessrs clifford. Hobbs * Beard. their
s,,orn.ys, No. % Broadway, Manhattan.
IN the cry ,NSS, OF NS% neIi aer 'H VI Os'0'' 'H'
ze9n zeus,sd uS New York. tho 18th day Of April.
rPf-FNE GEDDEs BATCHELLER.
ALFRED p. W. SEAMAN.
EDWARD W. RUSSELL
~ Executors
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorneys
for Executors. 90 brosd"aS' Ne" YORK
city.
ESTATE OF CHARLES WOOD MeMUR-
tv-In pursuance OF an order OF Hon
orsbIe John p Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the
County Of New York. notice is hereby
given to all persons Ts1tI hSyns eisin' ats ms
County Of New York, deceased, 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
,nriber. az place OF transactns business.
40 n Broadway. In The cry OF New
wy on or before the goth day Of jan
uArs ,sS New York. III. 18th day OF July.
1915 EDWARD p. AeMUkLht;
SIMPSON. THAcHER & BARTLETT;
Attorneys Tor Administrator. 62 Cedar
street New York city.
sALoMoN. ADoLPH E--IN PURSUANCE
~ an order OF the HONOR bic John +.
cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Ado!ph Z salomon.
late OF the County Of New York ceased.
80 nrsssnt the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers al their place Of
transscting business. at the once OF Amy.
Van Gordon. Evans & Kelly. No. - Cedar
street Borough OF Manhattan. city %
New York. their attorneys on or before
The 18Th day Of September. 1915,
Dated. New York. April ara. 1915
BENJAMIN L. LEVY
REGIME S LEVY,
Executors
ALMY. VAN GORDON. EVANS KELLY.
Attorneys for Executors. once and POST
ortcs Address No. t6 Cedar Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
EAST SIDE
$50 PARK AVENUE, b. sd Mi eS'' ST.
ROOMS a. BATH, S1,350-s1,750.
Flreproof; all night elevator.
LEGAL NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE.


CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
YORK. Borough Of Manhattan, SIS. I.
JOHN O. GILLIG. Treasurer OF JACOB
pTrPPERT OF New York City, Borough Of
Manhattan. County and state OF New York.
a corporation duly organized and existing
uuder and By virtue OF the Laws OF the
state OF New York. Do HEREBY GER
TTFY that said corporation is engaged IN
brewing. bottling and selling lager beer
and other beverages In bottles and boxes
with It's name, names, other marks and
devices which IL uses and has the sole
right 10 use. branded. stamped, engraved.
etched. blown and impressed and otherwise
produced .thereon.
and devices are as follows to wit: on
some OF said bottles. in the bottom or side
thereof Jacob Rupert. Brewer New
York" on some OF said bottles, Jacob
Ruppert. Brewer. New York" contained
within a circle Ia the bottom or side there
of or on both the side and the bottom OF
Tho bottles and IN tho bottom or side OF
some OF said bottles the monogram y r.
contained within a leahlhe garland; and
on the inside and outside OF the boxes or
cases containing said bottles Jacob Rup-
pert. Brewer. New York" r-.
hat the principal place OF business OF
the said corporation Is situated In the
county and STATE Of New York and that
the said corporation bottles In the said
County and State.
III WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have sub
scribpd the name and affixed the seal OF
the said corporation 10 this certificate this
18Th day OF August. 1918.
JOHN G. GILLIG.
!" "GoTTHARDT A. LITTHAUER.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

cegntry Hsms informsien tree to prepeetnw tSy,
en List covers field. Call write No sgelis selr
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
women's Political Union.

Hoon.-i7th Senatorial District, s.n VA Mis- Ksth-
lecn Taylor ..,,..," " i4ath st. and
Bergen ave speaker fe'ei p''''''''
sP. Nth Senatorial pl.rcS b'Sis Nii.s Ksth
s7fh Il speaker Mts Mr. a sIs,,1 Mr,''''
'In p h.-2oth Senatorial District. ll''h a. anu
Sd ave. a., ..,v,n,,, lxe,h st and
49, ~ s1e sreakcrs Professor A. o. ben'A'N'"
p m.-isth Senatorial Disinc,' "a 90 W,nons
f6th ST. SPEAKERS. hooeH Es'" N"U
go p. n.-2oth senatorial Dis,fi. Dis,fia. ga Mrs
and Sd ave speakers. Miss Helen S'"'O'S
A Davis.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Our Guaranteed Mortgages

are a Safety First" investment for
your savings We insure real estate
titles in Northern New Jersey and
Rockland County. Write for Booklet II
and our new auto map OF those counties
North Jersey Title Insurance Co..
Hsckensack. " J.
~ y Rep GLENN X. CARVER 6l Bvy.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-22
Oen2aa8a##s n2aa8a##s
A3 9L.8S'A{NNN y
Woman Suffrage Party.

n,on.-2s,h A D. street meeting a! oo y,s ST. 'no
m-l2th A D.. meeting o. oHiSeIs oHiiSseIN ..u H.. -
,ains a, 222 = l7th st leader Miss fi0''"'' i'''
hS" sP. m.-I2,h A. D.. ean'assns' under 'ne
p. m.-Amendmeni day at '0o"s's IN i"'
bt9ns5 n-2s,h A. D.. esn'assins. from eis h'di-
SOD 49,, ~ s,-e.t meeting at 9Th
80. s,d 2sd st.: chairman. Mrs iAths. .,h an.
n-25'h A d.. sIeet mee iink ,k,,, ~ %" "
p NH A. d. street ineeins t.sS - "
%, IA :, chairman Miss Mary FisheI: 20, .,.
p. m-25th a. d. stree, me-. nsen',s Y Fuman.
A,D am A D. Brooklyn. mecuhs AZ Va.
sum Branch Public library. Jlsi 81 an wh,es,one
8P M-sunmer garden neeuns go a. I'isnd SUI.
,,"'e, tbc auspices Of the Long lsi"'''
-. ecusS. captain. Martha hlalschhen. ,o.,, a.
ifSse ~. sqt.S D. street meeting at lZ5th 81,
- w. sneaker j scholef. siereopleoh "e"s'
th. - .rsn , Airs Emily X Weisoefs ,,.. s,,,.r.
q M-stree, meeting Al WilhAmsp2tiuhsS 49,
a., mo. speaker Mrs Alice shltN ns'I -. 1,o,d.
SIS p N-IQh A d. street % meesins is,,sb,y o.
% 49, losd - leader. Miss Annie Dous."i q7,h
$50 p. n.-2ist A. d.. street meeuns -
Al and Tth ave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-13
UNION SERVICES CLOSE
Rev. DR.. w. 7. Watson, Pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, Delivers
Sermon.

The union services which have been
held in the First Baptist Church fog
the last four weeks closed last night
with sermon by Rev DR.. ". f.
Watson, pastor of the church. He
took as his text the words Jesus ut
tered to the man Of Gadara "He turn
eth thine house. and thou hath givest
things God hath done unto thee"
He said the man of Gadara possess
ed of demons is forceful type Of
man bound by sin. Jesus liberated him
and out of gratitude he desired to be
with the Lord, but his mission was to
tell his loved once what great things
the Master had done Cor him. Tho
meetings have been very helpful to
the city. many confessed faith in
Christ and Christians were quickened
in their spiritual life. The pastors ali
spoke in feeling terms of the pri-
vilege and pleasure afforded in the
union services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-13
NEW PICTURES COMING
Paramount Films to be Seen at The
Richmond Theatre.

Arrangements have been completed
by the management CT the Richmond
Theatre whereby the entire output
of the Paramount Pictures Corpora
ton will be presented at that theatre
This announcement will be met with
the hearty approval Of the many peo-
pie of Alexandria, who have had to
SO to Washington IN the past to see
the photoplays which are placed upon
the market by this distributing con-
Germ.
The Paramount Pictures Corpora
ton is a distributor Of clean photo
plays. The producing companies
whose films constitute the major por-
ton of the Paramount Program are
the Famous Players Film Company,
the Oldest feature picture making
concern in this country with which
are associated the interest of the late
Charles Frohnan, his brother Daniel.
and Henry w. Savage: The Jesse I.
Las&y Feature Play Company in which
David Belasco is interested; the Oliver
Morosco Photoplay Company, spon-
sored by the Pacific coast manager
whose name it bears, and Pallas Pic
lures Inc, in whose productions such
stars as Dustin Farnum and Maclyn
Arbuckle appear.
Mary Pickford, Marguerite Clark.
Pauline Frederick, Marie Doro. John
Barrymore and many others appear
in the Famous Players Films.
The first production Of the Para
program will be on Monday
when Robert Edeson will be seen in
Where The Trail Divides which
will be followed on Tuesday by wild
flower" with Marguerite Clark in the
title role.