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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
FEDERAL BREAD
INQUIRY DELAYED
Bakers Want ShortWeig
Prosecution Held Up
for Test Suit.

The local bread situation, in which
consumers are compelled 10 accept
ten-oUnce loaf for zen cents instead
Of q twelve-ounce loaf, will have 10
wait upon the action OF the Federal
Trade commission.
Joseph Hartigan, Commissioner OF
Weights and Measures, who mas been
checking up the distribution OF bread
by the bakers, received letter yester-
day from D. A. Marrow, acting secre-
tary Of the Trade Commission, stat
ing that the commissioners were away
from Washington, but that MS request
for ar investigation of the wheat, bread
and -four industry would be brought TO
their attention at an early date.
Bakers OF this city have protested
that because Of the high cost OF
breadstuffs they have been compelled
20 reduce the weight of loaves BY from
two TO four ounces. Requests have
been made of the Commissioner 70
forego prosecution Of bakers for sery-
ing so-called short weight loaves until
the problem has been adjusted By a
test case in the courts.
In reply Commissioner Hartigsn said
yesterday that he would put the burden
Of responsl bilty on the bakers, as &c
was his belief that test case might
require at least three years, and mean
while the public would have to be
paying the piper
81 think the bakers mean WELL said
Mr.. Hartigan, "and my inspectors hold
the same view. Nevertheless, the Law
is simple and IL must be obeyed. The
bakers must respect the law until the
courts decide otherwise. l have twelve
inspectors a: work in Manhattan, The
Bronx and Brooklyn, stopping wagons
and inspecting bakeshOps, grocery
stores and delicatessen shops During
the day they weighed 1906 loayes OF
bread and found only forty-one viola
tions Of Section Is Of the city ordi-
nances.
The majority OF the bakers. find,
are marking their bread with the proper
weight.
If a baker has been in the habit
Of wrapping his loayes with a waxed
envelope that has been printed by
thousands In advance, and the sale Of
his bread depends or this trade wrap
per. ! DO not object 10 his using this
wrapper with its printed twelve-ounce
marking, provided that the baker in
ser.s i tag stating the correct weight
Of the loaf. This procedure shows an
intent 70 be honest, md until the test
case is made this form will perhaps
hive 20 be tolerated. In all cases
however. where bread is sold without
q marked weight, the offenders will be
prosecuted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

GArEwooD. to BureAu Med. and surg. Nau
Med. ms. r VI. KENNEDY. 70 commInd Naval
Asst surs l. d. ARBUCKI.E. VI R. 6. dst1chsd
navy yard Portsmouth. y. Il 10 MAYA Med
At Asst Asst sars &. IL DUNN. TO marine recruiting
Paw X De - = MEL detached North Dakota Sept
80 70 home and await orders ,
Pay. { R oLEARY ae, ,.,, Rsods Island Sept
P. 4. P.y' THOMAS COCHRAN de,acast Visor
sin. sept 80 % nav yara FnHi sgnia N9s. =, !
90 % Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
p. A. Pay % " IEIDEI. detached nav yard,
euset sound % NeE orleans. ,-.-- 60.
Brsn L p Guy. detached Naval Training sta
O. M,ch 2 + TNGRANI detached naval training
Mach ERNEST EVANS. 10 naval training s'A-
ch Maca c l. RUSSELL detached Ml~auks.
M.5a -' EMERY siiiTH. detached South Dakota; to
Ms1h II II FOWLER. d.,Ah.d Missouri to
Mon,.n. vic. Mach. J. A NEWELL. 70 Ksar-
ch Cap. FREDERICK MAcKIE detached chez;
.nn. Oct 70 Oregon. nice ch. Carp. ROBERT
MoRGAN to nav7 yara, Puget Sound
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
sept ls-P,rI1sni At Norfolk; Doiphi, At Wash
srpt' i,-B.ch. Baltimore, cassin. Dubuque
fricssGn JACOB Jones, MayfoEer hcgAl Niehol.
,or oklahoma Texas. llAA. NestA. Nulric~ sin
Wycrnins 4; I.ynnhaEen Roads. cushing ard siouf
AZ Boston Fl al New London Florida, OBren
And Sampson al HAmPtoa Roads Michigan and
south Carolina az RsppAhGock SPIT; sonoma al
Norfolk wheeling At Puerto Mexico.
SAILED.
Sept Is-Piusburys. Acapulco for sl.ina CrnL
So Ig-Casfine santO Domingo CITY for BEs-
bona Cushing Boston for ma trials Dolphin
Ny -.rt ,or New London ca. y. Y yard Zoe
Nrx London va Bridsepor;. Jason. Newport FOR
Norfolk. MARYLAND Acapulco FOR MAnrsnillo
Smith HAMPTON Roads 20 sss. south DAota and
MINNIE san Diego Tor san Petrn. supply
Yokoham. for Guam. rnen. iSnnEATen hoada
fas southern dril srcunda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
SISTERS IN DUAL
ALnNONY CHASE
J. o. Stewart, PhociOn
Towards Partner, Arrest
ed on Wife's Complaint.

There was no mistake about the SER
vice Yesterday Of a complaint in a suit
for separation against James oliver
Stewart, who has Offices az 20 Broad
Street. The service no, only was made
by Deputy Sheriffs Nelson and Eisen-
stein. but they also took him into Gus
tody or an order Of arrest granted oy
Justice Cohalan.
Mrs. Florence VI. Stewart, his wife
had said Stewart was getting ready 70
leave the state for Spokane 20 avoid
paying her alimony. Stewart was re-
leased on $1,000 bail.
Only the day before yesterday the
separation suit Of Mrs. Wilhelmlna
Howard against Edward Phocion
Howard, a partner and brother-'n-lAw
Of Stewart. was discontinued because
2 process server. mistaking Stewart for
Howard, had served the partner with
the summons and complaint in the
Howard case.
The Howards and the Stewards are
closely related in business and by
family ties. Mrs. Howard and Mrs.
stewart being sisters. The husbands are
mariners in ventures in the West, eacn
with an alleged income Of about Wv
600 a wear. The men occupy adjoining
apartments at the Hotel Somerset, ooth
living apart from their wives.
Mrs. Stewart sued for a separation
in August, five months after her
marriage, but discontinued It wnen
her husband signed an agreement 20
paw her $40 week. She agreed 70
vacate their apartment at Zlo west
Eighty-eighth Street and not create
any debts against him.
For two weeks Stewart paid, MS wlie
SAYS in her renewed action, and theh
he stopped, pleading poverty. g, -,
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Howard cslIed
a. the Somerset and Stewart threat
ened 10 leave for Spokane II his WE
tried 20 enforce the agreement, u was
alleged. Mrs. Howard made a support
ing affidavit for her sister that stewart
had made this threat.
The sisters went 20 the SnerlH ;
Office Yesterday in an automobile and
iovfullv volunteered 10 identity stew
art for the deputy sherifs. Inc orer
was accepted and The Identification
was made at Stewards Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
@NSZThe- ~
8!:AdNsofiEE}%f
Thursday, September FL, 1916.

This department h. entered the second stage OF service to
Tribune readers Primarily intended merely 70 separate
the sheep Of advertising from the goaand hang bell on the
But beyond Identification It embraces
human study of both sheep and goats You are n''o
For every printed in this department ds'e0
ing experienee-ple.s.nt unpeasant-wh advertisers "
merchandise excepting only medicines The tribune wiz
send 81 co. payable merchandise OF any Tribune ''
ser For the important. letter each month special P'
Of $4,000. payable similarly. will be awarded Name Prneo OF
wthhedas you prefer but be signed will not kn'"
where send the prize order Address The Advisor Inc
Tribune, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

rx,ur i,clo.ed correspondents possibly interest you lou
,oica play the word AKRON "n'"
Tire Company stanasr1 .rUn
don't know ther' "''''''
Of ne
Of Foryeghh See'
usedca OF these u.
yli.te ow The was
dinsted this By giving for 50 anG as ms hen
really how
bon~b another When the two 'front.'
be in refused 20
blew | Them Nneh the
running $50 miles and they iel.
made last letter
81 novoking appeared
IT. tlrestone, |nncn
for ard "a still holding
a wreck. " mas S''O -'' - THOMAS W BROADHURST
The Akron Tire Co.. to M Broahursts feqaess
their Interpretation made this most
Of 3. " Burr Fairhe.d Conn
Of recent date WISH 10 ssae
of
miles stated then
entitled another tre iof
and a"o"''
Awaiting your ' AKRON TIRE CO, nc, per W. H. B.
Broadhu pointed out 70 tne AKRON peopi
the end Of similar ooO e ne
reality would be paying not sIo4
for 100 miles of wear EVdehuy 1''
trainers intended It houd-no' as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
Police DEPARTMENT.

e.,o,,d TO Rank Of scrsssni.-Noon. SEPT 10
p,'roirpan James J. Rooney. 2'Sth. assigned 70
i6iSt. ,. p,.-oirr., Ai,,.nssr
Sa.,i N Bur statistics. 10 days q. m.
ssae .: To G o {. chsursurs. from precincts
,sl,~,tsd 10 days ssJ 2 n. sept ~ Hc~tnn
lssd. Ch.slss PrAstoriuA. 27s'h; George
A.,Is,msru plsooutnusc. -sersts. julia Chsnu
IN ana Phlup CLrk. i7ih. 70 s9ih lien2,rNyl'
a., sept ~ Ps,rolman BENJAMIN DHfo's
am 40 4 - (Lsmpora1l. u .. n, sru. ~
ts.ye Of Ab,saos without pay l-ra1itohnAh 'se'0
s;II "a, while on sies asoort .iroirnsn John
c,s.' sfb 40 D m, seUt. 9. during tlsaoiIy
william o. schest. lsou, 40 a ~ ssSe az "a
:" ,ns A.. ~ 10 noon. Aug 20. .o5 . N. Aug
70. 70 noon sept s. and 10 80 p m. So :; %
as p m, sept u. during di'asiiy' Hem SS,,S e
p,,,-,.on Traffic ID. 10 as 4 N. scf aufinS
si..siilty: chsr.s VI Murphy. Bridge 7 30 ,. m.
ssgt ~; anr - sep, 10 Pauolnsn Ls.,cn
n Grant slh ehsrr, sept " OLA. omin, n 90
49,. ~ ,b..rt FROM uc>f. IN premises. st'ins
apparently suffering rom ne sn =, .ieosoI .na
nart for duU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

GENERAL information and nspaon "
> patent from Mr. Adams articles "
have been gathering DATA AO"s
this line. .. ~, Z
intensely interested The Advisor department sna "a
thought facts gathered TINS sps IN.
in Their
Religious Press" which delivered before the southern Soe''Os
New Orleans. .v;-.. Eorrd..
glazing marked On tne
Advertising Company
Occurred to me- that YOU might Skin" the hypocrs'
through your Advisor department ~ .. =, ~.
Of the religious (so-caled
hundred and eight
columns the
takers These religious into the southern
every approximately hundred and sixty medca
mens scaling all the from BARRIERS h 70 cancer anu
Here what the advertising doing in the Southern religious
press:
81 PAPERS advertise tuberculosis cures"
advertise Winsows Soothing syrup
paper cures G., Pa.
90 papers advertise Disease "cures' swamp hoo@
Warners) . -, -, .n
adv habitforming preparations
n addition % above found these alleged religious pagers
Cardui LYDIA r Pnsna
49, lterave matrimonial and two nostrum tnst ~
namely Grease Company IN
lima Remedy Company IN LOUISIANA l"ee mann" 49,
Won will rerhaps interested 10 know that am spenuns
delivering talks and lectures
,ake thought be glad 20 know nAt your lii
bearing some fruit al 'eaS' U0 w ROBERT II. WHITE
biliy ! above par
"rirrr Foundation" sent by Mr.. White Is typc
OF tne
Mr. Lydia PInkhtn lrs.
~ L;r remedies in droves a cure, har growers
nesting among advertisements OF hynhaIo ps
Hines colleges and meaningless guarantee as was eyer P
% bocsssn is obviously right More power TO YOU SIT!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
From IN. Tribune Bureaul
Washington. september 20.
apNfw

V-siir StOns SEPTEMBER ~
ARMY
Ma MURRAY BALDWIN retired. assisned 70
O., ioHN 9 GOopFEIIow. G A. from coast
ies.rces II Portland % p Morgan ind assume
command coast defence. u MOBILE -.
Can't ALLEN D RAYMOND coast deience' o'
Mobiie. repor, 70 commanding o,sceF coast de-
psi Il WILLIAM " ROSE. c A. rom present.
assignment. oct IS. y p Rod I..i, ana assume
Cart GoDwIS ORDwAY c. A. from coast De-
f.n-.. OF P,ly-, Sound report 20 commanding Ok
hesr eoi., asf-nses q Bs;lin9'' r.r NJ. so-r.
IRON south Dep. 10 hons AnG "AAi renewed
cas-, JosYPH MArsoN c A. detailed prot u
SasN .r..ne- I'D ta-.ies South Dakota s,zts
College II Agriculture and Mechanics AF's. Broos-
y ,zn HERBERT / HARRIS. Med. Re-. Corp.
iror p Contribution 70 p Mckinley
yr-t u JESSE g. MAX0N Med hs, Corps.
from south Dept. Oct 5. 70 home AID ''and re-
usvsd.
Com W wJRrzBAUGH. 70 r-rm
IL Com I. cOSNEILY. detached vesial: 70
rorls Ne~por, Nes, shlg Building 20. IT.
l. G RODGERS dsIA seTR ATl,1'n % Nh WI
I. ~ az SIS rHURsroN. astAehed Glacier: 20
oregon nee Il. u. O. r. A HALL. % ~
IL u O. L CARROLL. to Mus rn'a;ui.
r'sens.O1 Bs.r Sr sstFfH p s..eh.s Hopkins. to
n.,sl training station San Frzncsco. Oct Is.
~ O. = NJ KRAUs. daaehef Dur-an Sc Al
nnns.rins 70 Mss Institute Iscinoi0D' sept
IA q, eaHs KEEP. s:t.s .s,s Nc. ''<'; %
yns W j FORREsrAf. detached Ssval Academy
e.: tti ~ AZ Il s. ian. Academy
Ens A u FRAZER commissioned.
Una n K PENN. detached radio station. sin-
ron.~tt Mas 20 supply VIA Nov. Transport
Ma Dir Z n sITTr. 10 command Naya Met.-
II hehoaI WuhinS,on. eDl -. rics Dir J. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
DICK WELDON KILLED
IN PEACEMAKER'S ROLE
Boxer Shot When He Interfered
in Quarrel.

When police OF the Grand Street
station. Brooklyn, responded 70 an am
bulance call az 3:45 yesterday morn
ing. they found Dick Weldon, an
amateur boxer and driver OF racing
cars, lying on the floor OF a garage az
233 ST. Marks Avenue with d, bullet
hole in his right temple.
According 20 the story told 20 them
by others in the garage the man had
received the wound when ne tried 70
interfere in a quarrel between two
chauffeurs who had come 20 blows
ever a crap game. The friend OF one
OF these, = is said, pulled revolver,
shot Weldon and then jumped into his
car and disappeared.
Weldon was hurried TO the Jewish
Hospital and died there an hour later.
The police have not found either the
man who shot him, or the friend whom
the murderer was defending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
Bay State Begins Inquiry
Into Bread Price Problem

Boston, Sept. 2O.-An investigation
OF the price Of bread, with special ref
erence 20 an advance announced By
wholesale dealers, was begun to-day
By State Commissioner Thure Hanson,
Of the Department of Weights and
Measures.
Our inquiry, which will be state
wide. will embrace the weight OF the
loaves, the nutriment contained in q
given weight, the weight sold az a
unit price, and The question whether
bread can be sold at five cents a
standard half loaf at a reasonable
profit" Commissioner Hanson stated.
The master bakers, Mr.. Hanson
said, would De asked 70 defer general
action toward advancing prices pend
ing the result Of the states inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
ENGINE SNAPS FIVE CARS
OF COMMUTERS ADRIFT
Stranded Passengers Rescued by
Relief Train.

4 Lackawanna locomotive dragging
conn nuters from Summit, y. J., 10 New
York Yesterday morning snapped on
the FIVE rear cars Of its train az Rose
vile. y. j., and proceeded on its way
20 Hoboken, pursued by walls OF the
stranded. -.
A locomotive from Montclair was
sent TO rescue the marooned com
muters, who spent the time tney
waited for IL in debating whether tne
boss would believe the truth or could
he convinced by a good lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
BOMB, RALLYING SIGNAL,
INJURIES COLGATE'S AIDS
Prematurely at Bay
onne Meeting.

One OF the aerial bombs intended
10 summon Republicans in Bayonne,
y. j., 20 a mass meeting addressed by
Austen Colgate. candidate for Cover
nor, exploded prematurely last night
in front Of a hall at Avenue c and
Twantv-sixth Street. Two Of the COM
mittee on fireworks were injured.
Herman T. Myers, OF Ss West Thir-
tv.ffth Street. was taken 20 Bayonne
Hospital with a cash under his chin,
decorations and burns about the face
and an injury TO one eye. George
Zell.r. OF 332 Avenue Z. received burns
on the face and arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
MANHATTAN HEADQUARTERS.

Tie annual meetils o. tie Manhattan council
viii occur in October. Troops ar- requested %
ssrd Pie name and address q their representative
in .he council 10 headquarters - that they may
be notified o. he date " tie meeting THIS 9epfe
sentative should be instructed hy TIE troop % bring
,trh matters a. are desired before lie c1ilcii.
TIE s-ouruisters 4re requested % send 10 -
hral7uartsrs The names and addresses Of al mei
MO are prospective scOutmasters. or gho vii De
Interested in the sc0utnAsters school. Il TLL open
or October 90 a. 80 Madison Avenue.
sc0'ltna1ter Who have not received registration
cer-rcafes Tor scouts which have been sent "a head
ouarers are requested 70 advise Us. fgf some GER
.i4cafes have been iost IN tie mail and we are IN
ale 10 locate them.
Troop notice..
T-oop i4s viii hold ~ annual entertainment a.
It's headquarters Friday evening. September -.
Bronx Headquarters Notices.
The Bronx Office located at 18th street AID
NfGtt Avenue = now open and Information blanks.
a. rau be obtained there BRONX fegAtrAtoas
siolId be sert % Bronx hcafquares.
Men having negatives taken at camp arc re-
ouc.t.-t 10 lead tie same % Mr. Message. al 50
Madison Avenue. a., 60.
sroutma,ters are requested not 70 Use he barn
u,thout a permit from headguarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

M "''' me- -. - - F. KAUFMAN.
The pencils contained this package are guaranteed;
satisfactory return 10 your sua
will be
GORDON BROWN INCORPORATED, NJ" IOhh'
Short and as pencil guarantee shouN De- 70 Ihs pom"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

OBLIGED purchase birthday gift Tor my I''s q" on 90
two-year guarantee on "a'en
Td r sale for g. plunged correct gambling term mo waters
Broadway, York CITY, and purchased Aoy
% % for ST. guaranteed for years eXcnangeaoe snn
and sale slip nqurng as 70 Nhe.her
G was writing information was gwen tnat same was
the Of the sale slip
I ard found ~ deneient Is
ana wO INV feelings found be skpta as
OF satisfaction
increased cost Of 80 cents received
eAchIs satisfactory adjustment ne cur
about that on ny way 20
similar IN tone
recently as had grave douo's una
feel compelled 10 write
h oer in iuhcaon walters Co. Paraphraslng an oa
aysos There's nae in try.n" "" " l. .
made the morning tn
against Waers The coincidence IN the case OF IN
c merchant, striking: In fact as an instance u cause Anu
twelve with u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

shined bootbak stand the
s1uni Avenue station Hudson Tube in Jersey CITY,
do You will have experience
the a
be When hsnd the
man your box Of polish with the emery
know low
HIM for his polish but he carefully explains that ss"n0
simply method Of advertising
will md Peters rsst
OF New cl
their are au'no'eo
ebacky money goods unsatisfactory.
Can beat Haven't mental picture OF per cent OF
w course
the guarantee boO,blaek but the fact that he uses
capiazes that guarantee TO ms
interesting his customers IN the product
live He all patronage mat
ative and pleasantly methods bound to HIM
old ferryboat school OF bocsolacks whose
sorsted ~ raaking surreptious kissing sounds they
much dignity give It.
THE merit Advaor wiH sppear Sunday September 2a)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14

onel laughed and Captain Scott turn
ed red as beet. He had met his
Waterloo.
"our Quartermaster sergeant Ar
mold received his discharge yester-
,]av and left for home. His enlist
ment had run out. Page Brawnfe.rr f.r
was made @. NJ. Sergeant in his
place. -.
"Deahl is visiting relatives in Aus
tin.
"Most of the troops are going to
San Antonio to take part in the
tremendous hike to Austin. The head
of the column will have marched two
days before the rear leaves. 1t is
rumored that we will take part in the
movement, but we don't know yet.
1t is about a three hundred mile
hike"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14
HEARING is RESUMED
Alexandria's Representatives Present
Strong Bid For S11,000,OO0
ArmOr Plant

Hearings on the location of the new
s11 100000 Government armor plate
factory, for which Alexandria is a
candidate were resumed by Secretary
of the Navy Daniels at 10 o'clock
today.
Alexandria representatives, headed
by Congressman Carlin, were schedul-
ed to present arguments why the
new plant should be constructed in
Alexandria, where it would be close
ly under the eye of the Navy De-
partment ordinance division, and in
proximity to the Washington Navy
Yard, the Indian Head proving ground,
and other naval institutions on the
Potomac.
Secretary Daniels indicated today
that it would be several days before
the Navy Department is ready to an
nounce its decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14
JOINT COMMITTEES MEET
City Couhcil wifi be Urged to Adopt
Recommendations of Fire
Underwriters.

Action is being taken which is hop
ed will bring results favoring the
recommendations made to the city
some time ago by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters relative
TO better fire protection. Joint COM
mittees from the city council, cham
Der of commerce, retail merchants
association and city fire department,
discussed the matter at meeting
held yesterday. 1t was decided to
urge the city council to adopt the re-
concentrations made by the National
Board. Unless action is taken along
the line indicated it is intimated that
fire insurance rates are liable to be
advanced So that owners of property
in Alexandria may be compelled to
pay additional premiums amounting
to at least $4,000 yearly, which is
causing people to sit up and take
notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14
Notes and Announcements.

Tonight will be Masonic night. To-
morrow evening the various labor
organizations have been invited to be
present at the Labor night service.
An invitation is to be extended to
the frcmen of the city, also the High
School students to attend the meet
ings some evening next week.
Prayer meeting will be held in
various homes throughout the city
tomorrow, Friday morning at 10
o'clock as follows: Mrs. w. j. B.
Duncan, 922 Queen street, leader,
Miss Ada Lyles; Mrs. Zimmerman,
1912 Duke street, leader, Mrs. J. H.
Hulfsh; Mrs. C. C. Carlin, 215
north Washington street, leader,
Mrs: c. E. Outcalt; Mrs Few, 519
Cameron street, leader, Mrs. VIM.
Rogers; Mrs. F. J. Pollard, 119
north Patrick street, leader Mrs. VIM.
Campbell; Mrs. H. w. Wade, 303
south Washington street, leader;
Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell; Mrs. Webster,
Braddock, leader, Mrs. w. H.
Melchoir; Mrs. Formelt, 209 north
Patrick street, leader, Mrs. H. w.
Kerrick; Mrs. o. Haslett, 80 soutl,
Lee street, leader, Miss Mary Will
hanson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14
Labor Night.

To the members Of Alexandria
Trades Council; Bakery and Con:ec'
tionery Workers; Local Branch 6S
G. B. B. U; Carpenters and Joiners
). Local 1865; Locomotive Engineers;
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 625, B.. of
L. F. and E.; Painters, Decorators
and Paperhangers Union No. 1858;
Potomac Division No. 450 O. R. c.;
Potomac Lodge No. $50 Internation-
al Association Machinists; Brother
hood of Railway Carmen.
The Gospel of Work was proclaim
ed by Christ to be one of the funda-
mental truths of His Church, and
this gospel is also preached by His
evangelist, Gypsy Smith, jr.. The
Gypsy Smith Evangelist Campaign
Committee extends cordial invita-
ton to all labor organizations to be
present at the meeting in the inter
est of labor at The Tent on upper
King street, on Friday evening
Carpenters should be especially in.
terested in the The Carpenter of Naz,
areth and His teachings. Come anc
hear the message. You may not have
received the invitation when it was
officially received by your union, Sc
it is renewed through the columns Of
the press. Plain truths are ham
mered out and clinched by the Evan
gelist, and old saws long since filee
away as useless are modernized ant
brought into service again by the aic
of and for the benefit of the Master
Mechanic. The Executive Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-09-14
An Appeal.

There are many who by reason Of
age, infrmity Or otherwise, are pre-
vented from attending the Gypsy
Smith services. Will not those Chris
tian people who own automobiles open
their hearts and offer their machines
to bring them to some of the meet
ings. If so, write or phone the Sec
retary of the committee (Bell Phone
489D, and he will give you the names
and addresses of those who would
not otherwise be able to attend them.
JOHN w. HERNDON,
215-1t. Secretary G. G.. E. C. Com