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Evening journal., 1915-01-23
SCOTT FEELS THE
REVIVAL Influence
Many Persons Won TO
Church During Special
Services
BAPTIZE CHILDREN
AT SUNDAY WORSHIP

Scott N. r. Church gives abundant
evidence of the fact that the revival
spirit is now spreading over Whining
ton and the response made thereto by
the members Of the church and con-
gregation is most definite and inspir-
ing. During the week many have been
aroused to their need Of the better
life. Enthusiastic altar services with
numerous penitents and conversions,
have marked the weeks services. To-
morrow promises to be a great day at
this church.
At 9.15 o'clock the class meeting
will be in charge of Lewis T. Grubb.
Al 1880 o'clock the pastor will preach.
taking for his text the sixth verse Of
the l26th Psalm. Persons desiring to
identify themselves with the church
will have an opportunity TO do so both
at the morning and evening services.
AZ o'clock the Sunday School viii
meet and this will be followed by the
Teacher Training Glass. AT o'clock
the pastor will hold another chill
dren's bantismal service and parents
are requested 10 have the children
present az the hour named.
The men Of Scott will meet az the
church at 315 o'clock and proceed to
Epworth for the mems mass meet
ing. At $50 O'Clock the Epworth
League will be in charge Of J. Harry
Wright
At 7.3o O'Clock the pastor will
preach. taking as a text Psalms il6th.
1914 verses. The sermon viii be fol-
lowed by an altar service.
Revival meetings will continue at
Scott during the coming week Spe-
cially selected and appropriate son-s
Will be used In an the services tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23

water, refusing TO pay any attention
to his owners commands, and even
resisting the use of the rod upon his
TANKS. The dog. on the contrary
while tapping the water with his
tongue, is all alert, watching in every
direction, and ready to quit the wa
ter at any moment in obedience TO
duty.
n water here. as elsewhere I'm the
Bible, represents the Truth. these
two companies OF Gideons army
would represent two classes who
love and appreciate the Truth Both
classes drink of the water Of Truth,
but the one class more for their own
satisfaction. The other class drink
according to their needs and do not
neglect alertness in the Masters
service, keeping eyes and cars open
for the guidance OF Divine providence
at all times. This latter, wiser class
are represented by the Three Hun
dred Gideon himself representing
Jesus. the Captain of our Salvation.
The Victory at ArmageddOn.
Armies in olden times evidently
did not keep so strict a watch as dc
and trusted companion were able
to penetrate in the darkness OF night
amongst the tents of the Mldanites
4 Listening, they heard one relate his
dream of how a barley loaf rolled
down a hill and did havoc. Another
offered the Interpretation that this
was Gideon and his small army
which was likely to be their undolng
The incident shows that the Midian.
/ tics were fearful, apprehensive
( Gideon's faith was strengthened b,
this little experience
About midnight was the time ap
pointed for Gideon's attack Th'
/ Three Hundred we're divided into
three companies and spread OHi owe
considerable space near tho
/ Midianites. In addition TO their usua
armor. sword. etc, each i'm his lef
hand had pitcher of earthenwar'
containing a lamp, and in his othe
hand rams horn trumpet. Thei
instructions were that those i'm
mediately with Gideon should do al
he did: and that the other bands
hearing. should initiate. breaking tn
front of their pitchers to let thu
light shine out ahead of them. shout
ing, Jehovah and Gideon" ant
blowing on the rams horns.
The Midianiies. waking out O
sleep. beholdng the flashing lights
hearing the clash of pottery. tn
voices and the trumpets, imagine
themselves surrounded by grea
host: and half-dazed, they fed. The
fought each other, mistaking eacl
Evening journal., 1915-01-23

other for foes. Gideon and his Three
Hundred pursued and we're soon in
the fight assisted by the remaining
800. The victory was great one.
The Lord was recognized to be the
Deliyerer; and Gideon. His Servant,
was honored accordingly.
Some Lessons For Today.
The Lord. through some Of these
experiences in the past. gives certain
spiritual lessons to Spiritual Israel.
(Romans 15:4) Gideon's call re-
sembles the Gospel Call for volun-
tocrs on the side of right against
wrong. truth against error. Many
respond, purposihg TO become sol
diers of Christ; but before they are
fully accepted, Jesus voice calls to
them, saying, Sit down and count the
cost.
The sight of the enemy, the fear
of death" CHebrews 2:15), causes
these to walk no more with the Mas
ter. When they first responded to
the Call. they thought of the glory
and honor and overlooked the fact
that these could be obtained only at
the cost of hardship and endurance.
( These towards who turn back and
never really take the vow of con-
secraton will not share in the great
victory.
/ Then comes the second test-that
of obedience and loyalty. One class
OF the Lords people put obedience
to the Masters voice first, alert TO do
! His will. Another portion of the
! Lords consecrated people. heed less
the Masters voice, and even the rod
and being less alert TO His service
they are less used of Him.
Compared to the world. the most
alert ones are but very few. Those
of tho Lords people who are alert HC
grants the greatest opportunities fol
( service. These are the ones most
willing to break the earthen vessel
to use their present earthly lives In
the Lords service-that the light OF
Truth may shine out and that the
Cause of Truth may have a victory
These Jealous ones are most faithful
in blowing upon the trumpet, repre-
sentative of Gods Word.
We are doubtless near the time
when the great victory, the anttypC
of Gidoon's. will be accomplished
when the hosts of sin, the powers o.
evil, will fall upon one another fol
their mutual destruction. The pres
ent war amongst the nations of Eu
rope is the beginning of this. but no
its end. According to the Bible, thu
climax will be a temporary reign o
anarchy. which will fully prepare th'
world for Messiah's glorious reign o
righteousness.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
CHRIST ANn INHANrEI.

Services ln Christ Church. Christi
ana hundred. On SUNDAY. rili be- aB
follows iO45 o'clock. morning prayer
and sermon: 7.3O o'clock. evening
prayer and address.
A. Emmanuel Church. Highlands.
nle following order viii be observed
7f5 O'Clock. Holy Communion. lo.45
0clook morning prayer and sermon;
40 O'Clock. evening prayer and adj
dress
sunday school viii meet iu each
church af $50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
anniversary week
OF Grace Church
so Years Of Progress TO be
Reviewed by Local
MethOdiStS
FORMER PASTORS
TO BE SPEAKERS

The celebration OF the fiftieth ami
versary Of the founding OF Grace NJ.
r. Church. will begin tomorrow morn
inr. with a sermon on "The Burning
Heart bv the Rev. Or. Koorge W. NJ.
Miller. OF Asbury Park, \. j. one Of
the former pastors Of the church. In
the evening DR.. Reed will tell THE
Story Of Grace Church" discussing
the past. present and future Of the or
ranization
During the day the following special
musical urocram will be presented !:
Norninr. organ. Allegro in T Flat.
Weiv. Anniversary March. Erhs;
quartet praise Ne the Lord God
Almighty" Holden; tenor solor. MT
smith 20 for q Closer Walk With
Cod" Foster; quartet. Jesus Calls
U.s." Claribel. evening, organ. March
from 'Naaman. Corta, and offer
tory in d." Steano: quartet y Heard
the Voice Of Jesus Say" Allan; +;
choral society. I'VE Would Sec Jesus.
Hoine. and praise Ye the Lord,
Clare
Revival services will follow the
evening sermon.
on Monday evening a historical
address will be given by Charles Wes-
ley Weldin. one OF the charter mem
hers. tle address 10 be followed by A
reception. after which the congrcga-
tion will adjourn 10 the social hall for
refreshments and reunions. Tho pro.
gram for the remainder Of the weeh
follows.
Tuesday evening, musical night
William L. Todd. presiding; Freder-
lex Balmond. conducting
Wednesday evening. womcn's night
Mrs. Jennie r. Field. presiding
Thursday evening. devotional night
Dr. Reed presiding old-fashioned love
feast Bishop Berry will be present
Friday evening" organization night
Sunday School. the ST James Broth
crhood the Epworth League, and th'
Knights Of King Arthur. and papers
by the Hon. Henry c. Conrad, PER-!
W. Green. William Broughail anr
others.
Taylors orchestra will be present
On Sunday. January 81. the Rev
Doctor Hiram W. Kellogg will preacl
at the morning service. and the Rev
Doctor John " Dobbins. at the even
ing service.
On Sunday afternoon. January 81
a sunday School demonstration vii
be held
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
TRINITY LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Usual services will be held in
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Con-
cord avenue and Madison street to-
morrow. The subject Of the morn
ing sermon will be- God Jealous
Of His Honor" A series OF sermons
on the Messages to the seven
Churches will be begun on Sunday
evening. "The Church at kphesus
viii be the first subject of discussion
The mid-week service is held ON
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
LOYE FEAST SERYICE.

There viii be love feast al 9
o'clock tomorrow morning in ST.
Paul's L. A. NJ. n. Chapel East
Eleventh street. near Poplar. Preach
ing service will follow at 1890
o'clock and Sunday school service
will be held at o'clock. At 3
o'clock the Rev. w. \. Walker. of st.
Peters A. L. NJ. p. Church, will
preach a communion sermon and spe-
cial music will be sung by the choir
,of Mr.. Walkers Church. AT
o'clock the Young Peoples League
will meet and at 7.3O o'clock the
regular preaching service will be
held.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
TRINITY NJ. 4. sERyICES.

At Trinity NJ Il. church tomorrow.
services will begin with class meeting.
at $50 o'clock. 1880 o'clock the pas
tor will preach. The Sunday School
and Pastors Bible class will meet ~
> O'Clock. Railroad and shop men's
meetings will be held al $50 o'clock
The Rev. Eben y. BaldYin wiii be tho
speaker. Epworth League viii meet
az $50 o'clock. Song services 40 I5D
O'Clock. and preaching by t1e pastor,
the Rev. r. High Adams
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
lists of The City Continue Revival Gains Many Members
BROWN WILL TELL
OF HEAVENLY Visions

The Rev. Alexander Brown, col
ored. whose claims regarding the wit
Messing of visions has created a sensa-
tion among colored church members
here, is to preach in Union African
Methodist Episcopal Church. at the
1880 o'clock services Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Brown declares his sermon
will deal with his visions. He asserts
the city is we'll guarded by regiments
Of angels and it is safe for him to
talk
Other services Will be hello the
church. as follows: Sunday Schol,
2.30 O'Clock; evening prayer and SER
mon. by the Rev. William II. Guy, pas
tor. at 7.45. and a meeing of the
Christian Endeavor at Gas o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
EASTLAKE METHODISTS
PLAN ACTIVE SUNDAY

In Eastlakc NJ. T.. Church tomorrow
morning and evening the Rev. W. ".
Sharp will preach, his morning subject
being: "1he God That Answers by Fire
and evening "ls Thy Heart Right
Glass will be at $50 o'clock with Wal
ter Keen. leader The Sunday school
will meet at , o'clock and Christian En-
deavor at G.45 l'clock.
The services will all be cyangelstic.
There will Dee special music by the choir
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
ADYENTIsTs' sERYICEs.

The order of services i'm the First
Seventh Day Adventists' Church,
Rowland and Clayton streets, is as
follows. Prayer meeting every Fri
day night at 7.45 o'clock; Sabbath
School every Saturday al $50 o'clock;
preaching or other services at II
o'clock; Bible lecture Sunday even
ing, at 7.45 o'clock. by r. H. Martin,
ON the subject "The Cross and It's
Shadow Song service at 7.30
o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
.EPWORTH Calls 1000
MEN TO SUNDAY Meeting

Epworih NJ. e. Church is preparing
for great day tomorrow. One thou
sand mcn arc invited to attend the
mems mass meeting at 3.45 o'clock, TO
hear Evangelist r. NJ Howells, Of
Philadelphia.
AT o'clock George W. Booker will
lead the class.
AT 1890 O'Clock, Director General
Or HCffeckcr of the city-wide cam
paign VIII preach
Az 7.3O o'clock Dr. Wolf will speak.
The music for each public service
viii be led by Professor George T..
King and his choir.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
FOR OR AGAINsT cHRIsT.

Regular services will be held to-
morrow in United Presbyterian
Church, Corner Third and Broome
streets Both morning and evening
services will be conducted by the
pastor. the Rev. j. o. McCown. The
Sunday School will meet at 10 o'clock
The morning sermon will be For or
Against Christ" The Christian En-
leavor will meet at z o'clock The
evening preaching subject will be
"rhe Imperial Will Prayer meeting
is held every Wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
ELSMERE SERYICES.

In the Presbyterian church at Els
mere tomorrow services will be as
follows: Morning sermon Oh the
subject. "A True Woman's Devotion
TO Her Friend" The evening SER
mon will be: "The Two Yokes." The
Bible school will convene at 2.15.
The Rev. J. Edgar Franklin will
preach at both services.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
CREENHILL SERVICES.

IN Greenhill Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. Sunday School will CON
vene at $50 o'clock with all depart
monts represented. The Adult Bible
class will be conducted by the pas
tor at i0.45- o'clock. Mr.. Crawford
will preach on the subject. Jesus and
the Woman of Samaria-" James NJ.
Smyth will lead the young peoples
meeting. PRAYER meeting will be held
in the lecture room of the church ON
Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
HARRISON STREET SERVICES

In Harrison Street NJ. T.. Church
tomorrow the regular services VIII
be held Glass will meet AT 9.l5
O'Clock. in charge of George B. Cross
an. Or. Anderson will preach At 1880
and 730 o'clock. Sunday school viii
meet At . o'clock. and the pastors
Bible class for men at the same hour.
Tho men OF the congregation will
meet az the church AZ 3 o'clock and
proceed In body 10 Epworth NJ +.
Church for the mems mass meeting.
Tho Epworth League service will
be held al G.45 o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
FIRST VI. p. SERVICES.

Services in First Methodist Protes-
tant Church. Seventh street below
Walnut. on Sunday, will be as fol-
lows Old-fashioned praise and 'os
tImony meeting at $50 o'clock. i'm
church of James Moore. Preaching at
1890 o'clock: Sabbath School az : 10
o'clock; Christian Endeavor meet
ilg ~ 645 o'clock. followed by
preaching Howard Butler will sing
9f the evening service. 7.3O o'clock.
Sew members will be received
10th morning and evening All tic
services will meet at Asbury each
night next week. with the east side
pfoup Of Methodist churches.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
III/II-U0I TUIO HTRT.

fIr Fifx-i.f Roy trio VIII give a
rernai 80 Thursday evening. January
~ Do Wita Presbyterian Church.
FOURTH anf er0ome Streets Tho trio
consisfs ~ Ssilie WEIGH Sharp.
resdef Rgby West. NJ York. paa
ana 40 Lieyq ~ Cincinnati. Ohio.
planisfs The ffig has befn recalled
io fhis e'fs fhFee iimfs Do one month
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be heiq afd itf cream viii be foi
sale
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
Mrs. c. STEMS -Four Children
Sick With Whooping Cough

Mrs O. fteln has had four children
sick with Wh0oping Cough 90 severely
that az she says. a thought they would
through safely ana aftributeH their
speedy recovery 90 g0n'f Cough Syrup.
She tells anybody with a cold or cough
10 "p0 and Eff Con b" and that ahf "la
never without it in the houfe." For
genuine quick, lasting relief for babies
and children in Who0plnn Cough, Group,
colds nud coughs. there is nothing 20
aaflrfacf0rr na GonH Guaranteed ny
Cr0crrH and Hrug'fiafa, Contains no
opiafef. 30 ana 90 cents.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
REyTyAL AT STANTON.

The Rev c. w. Ruttcr will be in
charge of services tomorrow in Stan
ton NJ T.. Church. The Rev. A. J.
Dolbow will preach the evening SER
mon. Young Peoples meeting will
be held at 7.30 o'clock. in charge of
the pastor. A revival is in progress
In the church.
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
TAkING AWAY THE TALENT.

In the New Church tomorrow
morning, the Rev. George Henry Dole
will preach on the subject, Taking
Away the Talent"
Evening journal., 1915-01-23
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The Washington times., 1915-10-06

Bros. & Co., New York bankers. who
hold most OF the old debt certificates.
Tho next step In the payment Is ex-
pected to come from the West Virginia
legislature. When 1t meets II is ex-
pected to pass upon the question of
payment. The legislature probtbly will
not meet until January, 1917. Counsel
for Brown Bros. & Co. is not expected
to ask the Supreme Court to force the
payment. because the suit was brought
and prosecuted by Virginia
The late Major Holmes Conrad, senior
counsel for the debt certificate holders.
had filed with the Supreme Court q
motion csking for the appointment 81
a receiver TO collect and dishurse the
money. Because Of the decision ar,
rived At yesterday. II Is not expected
that this motion will be pressed.
State Senator il. II. Downing. chalr ;.
man Of the Virginia commission. said
yesterday:
THE Virginia debt commissioners do
not believe the people of West virginia
will knowingly defy the mandate OF the
Supreme Court Of the United states ny
refusing 10 nay the obligation. There =,
fore. we intend to give them plenty of
time to study the cnse."
At the conference were John @. John-
son. Of Philadelphia. retained by Brown
for the debt certificate holders, anu
state Senator Downing. Judge W. r.
Rhea. David Pitt. Henry T. Wickhan,.
members OF the Virginia commisslon'
Attorney General John Garland POL
lard, former Attorney General w. A.
Anderson and Judge Randolph Harrison.
counsel for Virginia.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
VIRGINIA DEBT FIGHT
DUE TO REST A YEAR
No Effort Made at Present to
Enforce U. S. Supreme Court
Order About Case.

No effort to force West Virginia to
make early payment Of the sl4.ooo. .ooo
Judgment rendered against her by the
United States Supreme Court In the
Virginia debt litigation will be made by
the older State. Virginia Ia to exhaust
every friendly means OF collecting the
debt before trying force. II is not be-
lieved West virginia will defy the man.
date OF the highest court.
This arrangement. In effect. was ar
rived at In Washington yesterday aft
crnoon at n conference between the Vir-
ginia debt commissioners and Brown
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Telephone Girl Topic
Of Chevy Chase Lecture

A lecture entitled THE Girl Behind
the Telephone" illustrated with stere-
opticon views and moving pictures will
be on. Of the features Of the meeting
OF the Citizens Association Of Chevy
Chase at the school house. Connecticut
avenue and Northampton street, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
Discussion Of matters OF public inter-
est affecting the residents Of Chevy
Chase Is also on the program
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Oldest Inhabitants
Will Meet Tonight

Members Of the Association Of Oldest
Inhabitants OF the District OF Columbia
will meet at the Union Engine House.
Nineteenth and II streets northwest, At
40 o'clock this evening. A large at
tendance Is expected. as practically all
OF those who were out Of the city dur
Ing the summer have returned
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
ANACOSTIA.

A petition is being circulated renuest-
ing the Engineer Commissioner to have
a granolithic sidewalk laid on the west
side of Nichols avenue. between w and
Chicago streets.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
ELKS OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL VISITORS
Delegates to State Convention
in Alexandria Make Trip in
Fifty Automobiles.

ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 6.-James w.
Bales. past exalted ruler Of Alexandra
Lodge. was elected president of the
Virginia State Associa ton of Elks to-
day. He succeeds W. T. Baugh. OF
Petersburg. Leon Goodman, Of Lynch
burg, was elected vice president. and
John Biiiey of Richmond, was reelected
treasurer.
President Bales appointed the follow
ing committees: Observation-Disclosures
johnson. E. c. Bradshaw. and L. J..
Schuman: auditing-Wiliam Grimmel,
Paul Bryan. and Nose Miller.
At 1870 O'Clock the delegates left Alex
andria for Washington In fifty auto
mobiles. all Of which were decorated
with American flags and purple and
white. the Elks' colors. A ride through
ahe parks and suburbs Of Washington
will be taken. and at $50 o'clock the
visitors will be the guests Of the WASH
ington lodge at the American League
baseball park.
At s o'clock the Alexandria Elks and
their guests will attend the meeting OF
Washington Lodge. No. 15. and at the
conclusion of the meeting they will
be entertained at an oyster roast.
The largest social session ever given
In Virginia took place last night. when
900 members Of Washington Lodge were
entertained together with the delegates
No the convention.
inonies. The program consisted Of vocal
selections by Miss Clara Naecker. Of
Washington: Harry Chick. and George
O'Connor. monologue by John Cor
man. of Washington lodge. and recita-
tons by w. S. Shelby. secretary Of
Washington lodge. Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor. delivered brief patriotic ad-
dress. and Samuel Richards. exalted
lTlr Of Washington lodge, responded
~ the address Of welcome.
The visitors placed handsome
wreath on the tomb Of George WASH
ington when they visited Mt. Vernon
yesterday. John G. sizer. chaplain of
Richmond Lodge. delivered a short ad-
dress and recited the Elks' prayer.
Mrs. Della Boyd. wife Of Philip Boyd,
died yesterday at the Alexandria Hos
pital She is survived by her husband
and two children. The body will be
taken to 1852 Fuller street. Washington.
where the funeral services will be held.
The city school board has elected Paul
s. Gillian. teacher Of Latin In the
high school. and H. Stanley Jackson. a
teacher of mathematics. Misses Eva f.
Cowling and Nellie A. Standiford have
been elected substitute teachers.
The %aTrsse Of Miss Mary Glenn
Griffith Uhler. and Dr. John Thornton
Ashton. took place last night In Christ
Episcopal Church. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. w. J. Morton.
Mrs. Eugene b. Walker. of Fort Mon
roe. was matron Of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Misses Lucy Brown
l'hler. sister of the bride. and Miss
Louise Warren PAYNE; Of Lynchhurg
Griffith Uhler. Of Pittsburgh. and the
ushers were A. Lennox Uhler. Of New
York: Bedford Brown and Thomas B..
Goebran sasnt and Dr
w. ]. Waller. Of this city. A reception
followed at the home of the brides
parents.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The Catholic executive committee Of
object OF this committee is to start
work as soon as possible on the erection
Of church In that suburb. NJ. M.
Bailey is chairman.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
EVANSVILLE.

Fire early today destroyed the shoe
making plant Of Frank Cicchini The
building. owned by Fuller & McFar-
land. Ia a complete wreck.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

@. A. Edfeldt. Of Arlington. N. J.. 10
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. P.
Weber. Mr.. Edfeldt is Mrs. Weber's
brother.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The Potomac Electric Power Company
has begun the erection OF It's new sys-
tenn Of street lighting In Nichols avenue.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The fall meeting Of the Presbytery. Of
Wa shington city will be held Monday
evening and Tuesday In the First Pres
byterian Church here. The ladies will
serve dinner Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The Ladies' Guild Of Emmanuel
Church met yesterday in the parish
hall, when plans were furthered for the
supper to be held this month.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church held it's monthly
meeting yesterday In the church.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

The "Suburbans'' and Comets" OF
the fayetteville Duckpin League. are 70
meet tonight on the J. F. Rushe Arcade
Alleys.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

Registration in this county closed last
night The total in Hyattsville for the
two days was seventy-six: thirty-eight
Democrats. th.rtv Republicans and eight
others. Sixteen names were noted to
be stricken from the books. Two po-
litical leaders are included because Of
their failure to live In the State nine
months preceding election.