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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
4 CITY PASTORS
WILL VOTE ON
LAW OF MOSES
Rev. Sidney T. Jones Says
Proposed Change Isn't
Sacreligious
ALL ARE EPISCOPALIANS

Four Seattle eleroymen Will
90 TO ST. Louis next month and
take part In the discussion on
the proposed change In the
wording OF the ten command
ments. ard the church wedding
ceremony. which comes up at
the convention OF the Prot.
estant Episcopal church.
They will 90 unInstructed.
The representatives. from ss.
attic are Rev. sidney T. Jamss.
Of All saints church: Rev. w.
n. stone, OF Christ church:
Rev. Wood Stewart. OF Epiph.
any church. ard Rev. z. v.
shsyier. OF ST. MARKS.
The meaning would be retain
cd explained Rev. James Monday
~ the ten commandments were
presented In shorter form. and
hrevity would no doubt gain en-
phasts.
oo,snr Object to Short form
Il see no particular reason WHY
the shorter form. which ~ also
found In the Bible. could not jus,
as well be used ms the form nov n
use In our services"
lie does not believe Il II a sac
rilegious procedure.
There n 4 movement on foo,
among the clergy TO cut away "A LOT
OF the dead wood In forms OF s.ry.
ice now used" he said The
church has always been conAcrva.
lively conservative. and therefore
all changes come very slowly.
There IL no doubt but what many
trauslations ought to be greatly
changed. when II can be done with
out changing tho meaning
Leave Out Word "obey"
The werd obey" may be left out
Of wedding ceremonies of IN. Epis
copal church. too. n the convention
so wills H.
There will undoubtedly be a DIT
ference OF opinion on this. h. said.
because there are strong sdvo-
Gates both for and against IT,"
Rev James explained that n
committee was appointed at tho
last regular convention. held thrce
years ago. 10 study and report upon
tho proposed chsngc In the wording
OF tho ten commandments AZ used
In the church ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
U. 5. TO HELP MERE
IN LUMBER TRADE

Roger r. Simmons. special agent
of the United States bureau OF com.
mercc and noted author. who has
just completed an investigation OF
the South American lumber indus.
try. will be in Seattle on Thursday
To consult with lumbermen OF the
Northwest regarding the special
problems OF this district.
Simmons will DO here for several
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

price is there. too. We we're 10
Ing 10 print the figures here. but
you Will get a better idea OF the
tremendous reductions for quick
sale when We say 10 you that we
are selling organs. brand new,
beautiful. full octave. elegant De.
signs, guaranteed worth and qusl
fly. and few splendid good makes
used organs for the proyerbi>i
song. n you want an organ. just
come In. pick one out and we Will
deliver IL 10 your home for full
cash payment or for easy monthly
payments. Just as you like. You
will get the little price advantage
Just the same Or II you do not
want an organ and prefer fine
plano or perhaps one OF these lat
est modern player pianos or one 81
our many superb grand pianos.
come In. see for yourself what =
actually being done in the way OF
sacrificing profits 10 make a quick
sale. and II you DO not want to pay
all cash on one OF these. you are
cheerfully welcome TO our easy pay
ment plan. OF course. you WIN re-
member the big store OF Eilers ~
at the corner OF Third avenue AMI
University street. Seattle. II yon
are living out OF town and can't
come in. please telephone. tele-
graph or write 10 the manager your
wants. He VIII give your request
the same painstaking care and at
tention as n you were here your
self He will also be very glad, "a.
deed. 10 give you the benefit Of his
long experience with and know
edge OF the organ. the piano. the
player piano or the grand piano
Address the Manager. Eilers Must.
House. Third avenue and Univers-
iiy. Seattle. Wash.
We wish TO state for the bsne-
~ OF our old and highly esteemed
tenants that the Hopper.Keily Co.
with their Talking Machines Of all
kinds and Records. and the Rose
Music Co. with their Sheet Music
and violins. Guitars and kindred
instruments In brass. etc. will con
tinue In this building as heretofore
II is only the Eilers Music House,
with their stock OF Pianos. PIayc.
Pianos and Grand Pianos. that ID
retiring from business and Who will
be succeeded In this location By the |
new company from Vancouver. B. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

While King county did not lead
the state in the oat crop. Floyd
RAIDER. King county agriculturist.
points out that the average yield
OF 75 bushels to the acre was far
above the state average. A heavy
crop throut the state is reported
The record wheat crop reported
thus far shows 1s+ bushels to an
acre on eight acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
RAISE 5000 TO AID
JEWS IN WAR AREA

More than 5000 In cash was do.
mated Monday night by Seattle Jews
for the aid OF their kinsmen who
are suffering in Poland.
Isidore Hershfield. New York law.
yer. and head Of the Hebrew Shell
tering and immigration Aid Society
OF America. gave n fIrst.hand yer.
sion Of war conditions TO an aud
fence that filled Temple de fiirsch
He said that the people are not
on the verge OF starvation. but are
actually starving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
TROOPS HIKE ALollo

Ell PAso. Sept. 2s.-Facing N
all-dsy march across the New Mey-
lean desert under actual war con-
ditions. the i0-mile column Of
Pennsylvania troops was under
way at dawn on the second day Of
the i00-mile hike.
The only water supply available
had TO be hauled from FL Paso
during the night by tank trucks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

DAWSON. Y. T.. Sept. 2s.-Coun.
ter petitions for rccounss In the re.
cent prohibition election in Yukon
territory are on file today and will
be heard by Judge Macaulay. The
election resulted IN q victory for the
vets by three majority.
The drys then asked for a recount
in the Whitehorse district, where.
they claim. they will gain enough 10
convert the election TO a dry vic
tory. The vets ,nereupon asked for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
GUST L0NGSH0REMEN

J. j. Foley. OF San Pedro, In to-
day suspended as president OF the
international Longshoremen's as
ISOLATION for the Pacific Coast dis.
trIct. as the result OF meeting OF
the executive board held here yes
terday r. J. Marstens OF Everett.
state vice president, was chosen
president pro TEN.
Foley's suspension. II was said.
followed HIS disregarding instruc-
lions OF the executive board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
FORD LIBEL REPLY

WASHINGTON. Sept 26.--Ths
100000 row between the Navy
league declared statements made IN
nearer trial today. when the league
replied 90 Ford's plea Ia the libel
suit against the paeificist The
leage declared statements made In
the newspaper advertisements
which bore Fofd's name we're de.
famatory and false
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
CLOSE CALL, We SAY

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sep, 2s
This county. with a population OF
100000. remained in the wet co.
umn today as result OF yester.
days local election BY a majority
.of about SOL There was little dis
order last night, there being only
about 80 fights and dozen riot
calls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26
CARLOAD OF new ORGANS
LOSTIN Big SEATTLE BUILD
ing FOR FOUR DAYS

Faithful Janitor, Henry Mitchell Makes Important De
covery and Informs His Boss-Henry Mitchell Proud
" Wears Ten Golden Bands His Coat Sleeves
Denotng Twenty Years Continuous Service and De-
voton to the Great House of Eilen-Faithful q
Ever to Its Interests in the Closing Days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

Showing Quantity Of Pianos, Player Pianos
Gands Contained in the Eilers NineStory Building
at the Corner OF Third Ave and University Street Where
the Great Retiring Sale Is on in Full Swing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

recount in South Dawson and The
ponsnza district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-26

DR.. D.. n. Clark. Manager
500 Third Ave-. n. w. Corner ThlU
sd Cstos.
Diagorsily across from the Post.
office. Be sure 10 get TO the
n1Dbt place.
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blieben anf Der 9iandJ nnb brad)ten
cine bSdlit matchmaking geadlt in If

bliebet anf Der 3and mno bradten
cine b0dit inbebaslide Nad)t in If
rer 0gar" Sli, nm Die bernm iidj
Die amerifanildjen Soloatem lager
ten. am Mprgen ietten tie ibre
Heiie fort. - Die gansc WeId)id)te
flinst, iuie seiagt, iebr romanbaft
nnb mniuabrideinlid).
- Hms Eneretaro miro gemelSet,
es lei bort sic NadridJt eimsetrofs
fen, 8illa befinoe fid in iebr gefGbr-
lidJer Gage, nad oem Gefcdt, bag
er in Der Gegenb BON ysamiqnipa
NIT megifaniiden Srmppen inter
Den Weneralen Uarsa nnS gabasps
sn beiteben sebabt. Man babe id)leu-
nigft meitere Srmppen bortbin gs-
Id)ift.
Cine 9epeide ans Gl Eaio,
nls Seren TerfaiIer Der o&riessbe-
ridteritatter" .. $. Stansbmrn am
segcben 1T, bebanptet, giIa lei
NIT ,6alfe pon befrennbeten Gar
ransiita's ans Der Sale bei Nanti-
anipa rntfommen unS beiinbe iid)
iett in Der Uesenb BON Gan Migael.
0ieielbe 9epelde melSet md, Gen.
Eeribing bnbe in 8nbicpra cine
rbaie Of iupplies" etabIiert mno
iper6e in Mabera cine @arniipn
etablieren. Die 3eitnngsfprrefppm-
benten iafen alle in Der Wfprmonen-
folonie 9ublan. EerIbing erlaube
ibnen nid)t iueiter 81 seben mnb amd)
nidt, mad Der Urtnse snrifsnfeb-
rem. Ale Sieie gsitteilmnsen Fnb
inbeitatist.
Gin eetpiiier Marcus W.
RarIbaa IN Columbus, ge. Ws., bat
an feinen 8oter in Neip gorf ei-
men Brief gelhrieben, in oem er
iast, unlere Solbaten ieien Gdulo
oaran, oaB @illa leinen neberfan err
folgreid ausfiibren fonilte. sic leien
nidt modinm eenug getpeien. Ind
Die @ren5e lei nidt geniieeno be-
ipo6t iuoroen
- sSn Columbus, q. R., 1T bic
Vahridlt eingetroffen, Die Heine
Staot Sanps, Diersis Nfeilcn nuro
iueitli6 BON gaias Granbcs lei bon
Sanbiten in Sranb geitedt iuorben.
Serrero's gruoer, ben man in
vi Balo perbaftet bate. bat man
tpieoer in 8reibeit eeiebt.
80 Die Giienbabnfrase iii nod im-
MGR nidlt sel6it. Gine, aIlerbinss
mnsnperlaiiise 9epeid)e ans sSaare,
bebanptet, General 0abira babe ei-
nc wfitteilmg bon Sem Ober6efebls-
baber, General C6regon, erbaIten,
mad, Der bic Amerifaner nnter fei.
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oeoen n;e @orni,o, IN S(ouo Nrieto
=; ss;I ;,herho,,nt ,,ie5t ,,er,uef,rt ,norne,,
iiniere @ohlhih IN WeTtto ga-
pen nnlsrm Sfaafsoepartemeni falt
alle ole SerlIdDernng aegepen, oaF IN
IDren @oDnitesn alles rn9ts let ilno
oaF anlgetneno andl fetne WeTaDr
pes ailsprnd)s pon ilnrngen iino
6einoleltsfe'fen sesen ote slmertta'
ner eTtlflere. Sit saniptep let one
sage NOD tntiner iinperaitoerf. So!l
Sorreon Ut fetne sadJrtdJt etitsetroT=
rem, oa ote telegrapl1ild)e TerbtnDnng
mteoer etninai itnferbrod)eH ut.
Cine merfiuiirbige nnS Iebr
ipenig slaitbiuiirbige 0eidid)te bnt
cine @eieaIdaft bon glutomobilfabs
rern ans 9pnsIas, Nrispna, bic ei,
ne syabrt naf 81 HaIu aemadJt nno
nmf Der 9fifiabrt Columbus in Neiu
Merieo belndjt hattie, mad Douglas
mitsebradDt. Die .SerridJaften be-
banpten, bag lie, nadjoetm lie Wiitt=
mod na6nnitfns Columbus berIai-
len, bel Sermanas ppn eimem Gi-
Ienbabnieftipns TDrnamn angebaI-
ten ieien, Der linen ersGblt babe,
amf Der an Der @rense lieaenben
Wibipn MandJ miiIe iraenb etiuas
pniiiert Ieim. Gr babe Surdl elm
Jernglas geIe6en, ipie cine berittene
Sdlaar bpn nnaefGhr fnnSert
Wfann, ipahrIdeinIidl merifaniidle
8anbiten, iiber bie Wrense aefon.
men lei, ibre 9sferbe bei einem @ai.
ierlodl, am6ertbalb Neilen nSrbIidl.
geiuaffert babe mnS bann iuieSer
iiber bic @rense nadJ merifanirdlem
Webiet smriidsefebrt lei. gaIS baranf
f~s~ N ~ =.
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nen llmitamben bie Grlan6nis erbal-
ten Siirften, bic ams eSitarea ans
laafenSen Sabnen fir militariIdye
3pefe sii bennten. Nus Gl TaIo
fommt Die Nadrid)t, mnIere See.
resDerlualtnng babe nidt bic glb-
iidt, langer anf sic GrIanbnis Scr
megifaniid)en 9iegiernng 81 iuartrn,
Ionoern iuerbe Sic Nabnen, Die lie
sitm Srnppentramspprt n6tia ha6e,
einfadJ inter tire &pntrolle nebmen.
Cine anoere Sepeide meloet, Gen.
Eeribing 6emnte liiolid) BON GaIas
9ranOes Idon bie Giienbabm nnS es
lei iugar idJOn Elm 3ng beim Sam
bre-SnnneI entgleiit nno sipei auie=
rifanilde Sol0aten leiem berlebt. III
Il 0iele Nad)ridten iinS nidjt beifS=
stigt nnO audi midjt berIaFlidl.
Cine 9epeIne aus @aibina-
ton meloet oas Minifteriilm lei Der
Mnfidt, es lei borIdiiifg fein gr1lno
borbnnoen, Die Wsili5en einsnbRru-
fen.
Gin Sell bun 0uoS,s Seabails-
rie fat angebli6 bic Staot ginSe-
IA, bic bon amerifanilden .6sIs-
faaern beiDpbnt pire, erreidr. ssn
iener Uegen6 baben bic Hear5un's
lire beoettenben &pnseiTipnen nnS
GiegenIdjaften. Die amerifauilAsn
SolSaten baben Die Tabrt ausebiidj
NIT Der Giienbabn semadt. NeaSe-
ra liest anf Ser @eitieite Der Gierra
WfaSre, 6agesen Nantiqnipa nnS
Die anoeren Crtt anf Ser Dtleite,
Die Amerifaner uGren aIlo, ineRa
bic Nitteilnns iuabr 1T, in Der Ct
genS, BON Der man INNER au-
nabm, bak iie gilla slm 3nflMd,ts-
ort 6ienen iuerSe.
- Der geridjt Gen. gsrIMxgs,
Der BEL General Jnnitpn einaetrpF5sn
1T, meIoet nod bon feiuen 3ampftn
@abrideinlid) baben nieTe aber ISa-
ter itattgefiinben.
Sieben SoIoaten limo front
nad Sort 8liB 5uriidaebrad,t NOR
oen @erDunoet lit Bis ieet feiner
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sSn Der 8esen6 bon yerbnn Fat
mad Sentiden nnb frnns5iii6en ge-
ridden 61s Uontbnr6ernent fortge-
Sauert nnb 1T beionSers beftia in
Der Wtgenb bon 4bpHeonrt un6 Wfa-
loucOurt geiueien. Die sransoIen Be.
banpfen, SnfnnteriefGmpfe hatten
iiberbanpt nidt itattsefnnSen, bod
Fam bies nid)t ridtig iein; 6enn bic
Sentideu mel6eu, SaE re lire Gr-
obernngen iueiter ansae6ebnt um6
lucItli& bon Mnlancpnrt mefrere
grdbeu Der Sran5pfem beiett lGt-
ten, iuobei 32 Cffisiere nn6 879
SclSafen sefaasen stnommen mnr-
Ben.
Die Sample an Der rniIiiden
6rgnf Sauern fort. Die yniIsn Sc
tpampten, fie bGtten Ia Der Nahe BON
HiSsb, fa66flidj bon 0anabura.
oeiitlAe Graben mn6 Barrifnben er.
itirmf nH0 @esenansriffe Der Dent
f6ex abseidIasen. Die Oentldleu
melbem iebOdj, baf ale Anariffe ber
MnBeu absefdblasen Ieien. Sic er-
iDdbnen befon6ers eines Nad,tan.
ariffs amf bic Giienbabnlinie Wd.
fan'Saeobifa6t nnS 6es misaliiften
gerlmds eiItes lleberfalls anf sic
OeutidsH fiibIidj bon 0iinnbnra. sSn
yt5na anf bic WorsGnge 6ei @ibsh
laseu bic 9emtidjen, baF oie Mnl.
len nd in Sem nnnnter6rodjenen,
lUlioen Anitiirmen gegen sic bent.
iden Stellnngemu b6Ilia erld,Spft
baften. alle ansriffe ieien sufam.
iuenaebroden nnb bic MnIIem j6t-
ten idliuere gerlnife aebabf. gyiSsl,
tiret balbiuegS siuirdjen 9iinabnra
nno oem In Der Ietten 3eit biel ae.
naunten Eoftaiub, mittrm In Sem
Sesnaebiet fiibIid BON 0inabura.
einer 9epeidje ans eonbon suiol.
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Gnr5e ueberiidt.

Die 9entlden riifen nDnMa=
lancpnrt tueifer bDr it. nebmem
mtebrere grdben, iueitlid BON
6em SantcDitrt Siigel. SIR
aansen @er0Mn Webiet fin.
Stn id)arfe NrtileriefGmpfe
I itatt.
Oas oentid)e &aperId)iff
r@reif1 lit bDn ben GnglGn-
bern BenOninten.
Die GntenteniGd)te molten If
re Sanoelsidiffe nid]t enttuaff=
men.
snbnnernSe slnsriffe Der
GniIen TIN 0iinn 0ebiet iuer,
Dem bOllitdnbis abseidlasen.
Anf beiben llfern oes Bar
bar i'm lerbiidjen Mase6unien
Finoen artilleriefGmpfe itatt.
Die Guglanoer befreien Sc
fansene Der senniii.
Sc lit nod nidjts sefnnoen,
mas bic ltrIade Des Inter
gangs Der oSnbantiaD feititel-
len fOnnte.
Die liib : afrifanildJen Srnp-
pen inter Gen. Gmitts beridj-
ten GrfuIse in Sentidl DIT
afrifa.
Die ensIiidjen srnppen in
AfgDpten iiii6 reorganiliert.
9lnsriff Der GnslGnber bei
6sIabie in MeIopptamien iuirb
bSH ben Siirfen snriifseIdjIa,
GEN.
Die oeiitId)en llnterieebDote
entiuifeln cine eifrigeSatigfeit.
9as ensliid]e 9nmalbopt Sui
ier" iOI in Der NGbe Der fran
5DfiId]en Giiite tprpebiert Iein.
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Wlderlpred)ende
nad)rlNteil.
9OO0's &aualerie alt=
geblid) III MaOerO,
6raulige f1lordge-
fNiNte.
piua icu aus Scr Sauc
cfttfcmtfftcn icin.

- glms 81 9sniD ipirD geneloet,
Sberiff GSiuarbs babe oem GDnper-
nemr mitseteilt, Die MiIisen miirben
in Der oprtigen @egemo orinaeno ne
bramdJt. Wunberneur syergmlpn TO-
luObl ais General glbintamt 6nt-
dings batten bis seiterm ahemb npdJ
feline Sernrtige 9epeIde oes Size
| riffs bon 81 eaip erbalten. Die
gnnoesbebDrben an Der Wrense finD
Der Nnfid)t, baf feline mmmittelbare
0efabr bDrBanSen lit, ipenn tie audi
smseben, oaf oie M6slidfeit elmer
eSefabr beftebt Sic prpteitieren emt-
Idie6en gegen bas 6inansIdnfen
Ialarmierenber gsadridtem, fir Sic
fein @rnnb bprban6em iei. &oninl
Gomaros mn6 anbere Mmerifaner in
SmareS baben benz Gtaats6eparte-
ment 9epeiden seIdift, in benem ne
anfs Gntldjiebenite gegen sic ge,
banptnng proteitieren, baf bort I'm
rnben itattgefnnben bGtten nnb baf
ben amerifanern @efabr 6robe. tie
brisens bat bic gnn6esresiermma BEN
litaotildJen geb6rSen in 81 yaio siuei
! aompasnien bes iiebenten sSnfanfe-
rte Regiments snr gerfiisnmg se-
ifellf.
- Der merifaniidye apnlul Gar
eia in 81 Ealo erfIart, sic teIeara-
pbiidJe gerbinbnns sfuilden gaIas
9ranSes nnb Smares lei ipieSer NM
terbrpden. General Babira in eSsata-
rea babe baber audi gar feline 0adl-
ridlt iiber ben 8erlamf Der aGmpic
bel 9amiqnipa 5fpiidjen gilla anF
Der einen nnb garrnnsiitas nnb Sine.
rifanerm anf Der anbernGeite erbaI-
ten fDnnen.
Die 8epolferlng an Der @ren-
Sc nluB Iebr aufgeregt Iein. llnIerc
gnnoesienatoren fperben iiberIf,iit=
tet NIT 0epeiden, in benen nm oie
3nlenonng bon 8unoestruppen rno
Willis ndhgeiuht miro. gnlheineno
betlnoet fi6 Die 2elte in ienen &c
geftoen in elmer boderaoie nerpoIen
anfregnng, Ole an Spiterie 5ll
gren3en ifeint. Sic ersdblen bon
groBen snb1nfungen merifaniider
Sriippen an Der @ren5e. oie mol
fanm noglid) iein fonnen, oa Die
eorran5a &e9ierine gar nidt i'm
Stanoe it, iiberaG 10 nieI grltppen
bin5nififen Die getpobner BON
Douglas, slri8ona, bebaupten, es
leien IN ben letten 9agen 5000 Gar.
ran5a Soloaten in Ser 8uuqIas qe-
9eftitber liegenoen merifanilhen
Sfa0f agno Brieta 5uIammenaeso.
gen General Gales, Der @onber.
neur beg Sfootes Sonora crfIdrt bo.
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earran5o loa feline goaioer-
nelre 81 elmer aonfereri5 suIammes-
periifen baben I'M uidtige slnaeIe.
9enbelten nit ibnen gu beipreden
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81 slfer sntes Sarntlanb, 6 Mei-
len bon Der Stobt Hdberes gll=
gene @rieierbef. 1881 Giio-Sllamo
Str, San glntonio, geras.
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lambs nno sStaliens au Der yera,
titns teilnelmnert.
(@eitere @adridten auf Seitc a.,
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LIFE LINE TURNS TRICK
CleVer, Heavy Hopkins Medical Men
Beat Western MARYLAND

johns Hopkins removed one of the
nost dangerous contenders from her
pain to the Maryland football cham
plonshlp Saturday at Homework nv
Geleatlng Western Maryland. p tn q
me victory was not accomnlishnd
Wlthout the hardest kind of fightine
ihtermlxed with spectacular PLAYS bv
ooIn teams. 1t was a rafting game
The lifeline crew turned the frick
lne new men from the medical
scnool played a tremendously import-
ant part in the contest. They resisted
successfully all Western MarvIand,s
attacks, and when the time came for
hopkins to score they helped put over
the winning punch. -
seldom has game of football in
oaltlmore been more enjoyed than
was this one. 1t was all that was
predlcted. The high tension that rises
IN IN such battle brought every man to
the zenith of his ability. The hand
ling of the high punts by the little
quarterback, the slashing open-fieId
ldchles, the excellent interference.
ana the clean sportsmanlike conduct
OF Doth teams made the battle one long
to be remembered
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-11-17
Forr'> Pictures 1T the Opera.

hawaii is I part of the world that
,rrns 20 have an artistic tempera-
uert The types of it's people, their
rlstums. the scenery Of the land, all
are different and very attractively
different. American first realized the
r., in llings Hawaiian when its
music came to the United States.
Thev will now more fully appreciate
the lur& th@t inspires such music.
Tie artistic atmosphere Of Hawaii
earnG, ne described in words. It re-
uuiree moving picture film to COM
nYthcusivcly explain its beauty. This
has !a.n accomplished by Lyman H..
Howe who brings his new Travel
Festival to the Opera on Tuesday,
N-yrmhcr list The series includes
l. remarkable travel experience with
2 VISIT to the fiery crater of volcano
...vr adds some thrills to a most
HIeas..g :tlm assiCE Of Uncle Sam s
lard POSSESSION.
other Interesting features will be
H.a :ar.". and modern Spain. Norway,
with IT,. immense herds of reindeer,
lords and towering mountains; beau
t:.ul suecimens Of birds and fresh
wn1ar fish in natural cOlors; the
United States Military Academy at
WEES, point and diversified activities
l.; The spIendidly trained cadets, and
all rev animated cartoons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-11-17
W. Nj. c. LEADING in POINTS
Annapolis Squad May Finish Season
Without Victory.

Will st. Johns College football
eleVen register a win this season
mat is the question which is causing
tne followers Of the Annapolis team no
llttle amount of unrest these DAYS.
81. Johns forces have only been
able to register six points, whereas
the opposition has piled up SO tallies.
tomorrow Western Maryland will be
st. Johns opponent, while on Satur-
day, November %, St. Johns will
meet Johns Hopkins at Homewood.
From the looks of things at present
one would not be making a mistake
II ne placed a good-sized wager that
st. Johns would 60 through the entire
season without a victory
Despite its crushing 21-to-O defeat
on Saturday at the hands of Hank
Brennlck's Johns Hopkins warriors,
the Western Maryland eleven con-
tnues to set the pace for Maryland
colleges in regard to the number of
points scored, and with contests book
ed with st. Johns and Washington,
should retain their lead until the
final bell rings
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-11-17
HAIGHT.

Plans are being made to hold an
oyster supper at New Oakland on
thanksgiving night. Due notice will
be given.
We are glad to know that the Re-
publican slogan, Anything to heat
Wilson," failed. That they did and
SAD everything conceivable is known
ahu read by all men, but the people
from maryland to California decreed
otnerWlse. The defeat of a man of
tne cal1bre of David J. Lewis is a
Diot on the intelligence of the people
OF maryland and an irreparable loss to
lne nation. 1t is well nigh inconceiy-
able, that any set of men, however.
deDased, should commit such a mon,
strous crime, for crime it is, pure and
simple, and those responsible will
surely have a day of reckoning.
Inc successful revival services
conducted at Deer Park Methodist
Episcopal Church South by the Rev.
Mr.. Baker, of Reisterstown, resulted
In between 40 and SO conversions.
several of the converts having Joined
New Oakland Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church South.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Mallonee and
daughter, Annie, visited relatives at
this place on Saturday and Sunday
last.
AT this writing snow covers the
ground, and those having corn in the
shock are likely to have cold fingers
TO finish, but on account of the pre-
Val1ng high price one won't mind
that very much. The crop is I'M
usually good and in better condition
than it has been for several years.