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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
POUMAN|ANS MAKE
EFFECTIVE STAND
AGAINST TEUTONS
|Ferdinand's Armies Hold
ing Enemy on Transyl-
vania Border.
VIOLENT FIGHTING STILL
IN PROGRESS IN GALICIA
Russian Position Stormed and
$50 Men and Twelve Guns
Captured.
FRESH GAINS FOR FRENCH
Both North and South Of Sonlme
They Push Germans
Back.
'REsn GAINS FOR FRENCH
They Push Germans
Back.
fRy Assocla,cl rtossl-


LONDON. October s.-ApparcntIv
|ful-at least. tcmporarily-in stopping
the advance OF the Tcutonic allies all
along their border. Al no point along
the line docs either Berlin or Vienna
fciaiin fresh successes against tho isou-
manians. while the Bucharest War
FDfice asserts that the troops of King
Ferdinand at various points have re-
pulsed the attacks Of tho Tcutonic
allies. inflicting heavy losses on then,
and capturing numbers Of their officers
and men.
Violent nghting is still In progress
In Galicia, where on The Naravuvlu
front the Bavarians have stor,ncd "a
Euss'an position and captured $50 mon
and twclv" machine guns. Berlin as
seris that west OF Lutsk. in Nolhynia.
following the rcpulsc OF tho Russians.
the troops OF Emperor Nicholas hav.
not returned TO the fray, and are
merely bombarding the Teuionic posi-
tons. The repulsc Of Austro-Gcrman
attacks III the Carpathians. where snow
is now falling. is recorded by pctro-
grad.
j'olH IOlln ana SOOth OF the som
the French troops have made fresh
gains. The village Of Sally -Sailiis.l is
now entirely I'm their hands. and the
Germans have been driven from tho
hills northwest and northeast Over
a front OF a mile south Of the river.
between la Maisonrtte mni Eiachcs.
the German iirs;l!ne detcnscs have
bean driven back by the French
East OF Thiepv;,, gains by the Brit
iah north of Gueudccourt and in the
region OF Butte dc Waricncour; are
recorded by the London War once.
Patrol encounters and bomhart.mer,;s $
feature the fighting in Macedonia
In tho Austro-Ttalian theatcr The
Italians are another step forward in
their advance in Trcn,ino having
broken the Austrian line between Cos
met2non and Roitc. and also taken :,
commanding position on Noun; Pa
subio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Cheering Crowds
Greet President
Hand Is Shaken So Vigorously
That Skin Is Torn From
His Finger.

SYRACUSE, X y. octohcr IS CON
board President Wilson'S special ,rain).
President Wilson Was greeted by
cheering crowds AT ten New York
cities and towns during brief s,ops
made this afternoon and Tonight as he
passed through the State on his WAY
10 Chicago TO speak there Tomorrow.
The President refused to lua!s. oX :
thanked the crowds briefly for coming
TO see him. AZ Albany he said:
! am very poor hand. my friends.
at coinincndiig myself. You all know
Just exactly what has been done by
the prcsen; administration, and YOU
know just as well as ! do how to Judge
II. so that am perfectly content To
leave myself in the hands Of the jury
NJ Oneida io-i!ieh: Il man IN the
crowd shouted
Murray 10Y the second Abraham
L.ncoini"
4 am afrafi ] can't play that game
tho President called back.
The Presidents hand WAS shaken 50
vigorously at Albany that the skin was
torn OFF y finger on his riyh: hand. for
scvcra! minutes hc stood with 81 bloody
handkerchief in one hand shnklu.,
hands with the other.
rs the i'rcsidents train passed
through West Albany tho engineers OF.
many locomotives blew their whistles
Tomorrow morning tho Presidents
train is TO maze brief stops q, sevcral
points in Indiana. lie wil! arrive In
a II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
CAUGHT ~ WINDSrOKu
AND ROCKED BY E:ARrId

Nv Associated pr"ss
Montgomery. AL.i, October is
oe"'Fai MA aptma to-day was caught in
III" grip OF heavy wind ana rain
storm and rocked by au earthuuakc
but reports Tonight indicated thar,
while the damage extended over "a wide
territory, much of IL was OF n trivial
nature. and none was attributed TO tho
earthquake. The wind. which blew
forty miles an hour here snapped the
fiagpolc on the State Capitol, but guy
wires kept il from falling
Near Brundridge church was moved
from its foundation and fences and
trees were blown down. \, OPP. in
the southern part OF the State. pick
ling plant was demolished and many
houses unroofed.
~ Troy the wind reached velocity
OF fifty miles an hour. with rain falling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
ALLIES EXTEND FRONT
IN MORNING. Alta CK

ny Associated rressl
LONDON. October lS.-Thc official
bulletin from British headquarters in
France issued tonight reads
An attack this morning extended
our front north Of Gucudecourt ana
towards Ruttc de Warlencourt. So far.
over l3o prisoners have been reported
Yesterday. besides many rcconnois-
sances. our aircraft carried out three
bombing raids AGAINST enemy com
munications, in which railway stock
and station buildings were damac cd
4 train was hit and derailcd.
There were many fights in the air,
in the course OF which fuor enemy MA :
chimes were driven down damaged; one
fell into n lake.
-Four OF our machines have not re-
turned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
MANY ELIMINATED
Only Nine Possible Sites VIII Hcmsin
When Hoard Higgins In
spcctlOn Trln.

WASiIINGToN. October lS-Nincty
per cent OF the cities which have filed
applications for the governments
Nlooo,ooo nrinor-platc plant vii! he
eliminated before Il special board from
the Navy Department goes ont 10 in
spcct sites;
IL was stated authortatively at the
Navy Department that thr pos
sibIe sites Will he reduced 10 about nine
before tho board makes its trip OF in
spcction. The selection. il is said.
Will not be made within Il month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
SENDS AID TO PALESTINE
Zionist committee VIII Dispatch Mcdi-
cai Unit Ia Help Fight
I'!phms.


NEW YORK, October lS.-Duc Ia ,hc
prevalence of ty!hus. cholera ard other
cridcmics in Pc icStinc, the provisional
zionist committee has arranged to send
a medical unit Of ton doctors. i've
nurses ana a representative OF the com
mittec, together with supply Of
drugs. 10 Palestine on tho Syrian relief
ship that is 10 leave New York under
tie joint auspices of the Syrian COM
mittcc and the Red Cross
The consent OF The State Department
has been obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
TIME is EXTENDED
Z 0u mission on Sale 0f iuutsh Nest
Indies Given Until Norcmbrr .5
to Finish Work.
Iny Associatcn Press |

LONDON, October INA dispatch To
the RitHau Agency from Copenhagen
says the Danish parliamentary com
mission on the sale of the Danish West
Indies 10 the United States met on
tuesday. AS the delegates Of the Co
ionial Council arrived In Porto Rico
too late 10 reach Copeuhascn before
November II. the date fixed as the time
limit for the work 6f the commission.
II was agreed TO extend the time to
November -, and the date of the ref
ercndlin 10 Dcccmhcr ia OF II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
FOUR FROZEN TO DEATH
Crews ON rorpcdocd Norwegian Yes
sells Undergo Dreadful
Suffering.

LONDON October iS.-Crcws OF GER
tain Norwegian vessels. iorpcdoeh by
German subma rincS, were placed in
small boats and endured dreadful
suffering before reaching land, says IL
Bergen dispatch, to the Copenhagen
Politikcn. transmitted by the Exchange
Telegraph Company. Four men wcrr
frozen to death. the report adds. and
Il Norwegian mate died on mis- arrival
at .AlcXandrovsk. near Archangcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
LUslTANlA CASE UNSETTLED
state Department. in Statement. Says
IL Refuses to Br Drawn Iuto
Discussion Of Cu.c.
-lRv Associaleh rress. |

W ASItiNGToN. October lS.--!;cports
that the German note OF February Ii.
Tor the settlement Of the I.usitania
ease, mad been accepted by the .\mcri
can government and WAS soon 10 he
published by the state Department
caused Acting Secretary Of state POLK
to authorize the following statement
to-day
THE note has not been accepted and
is not 10 be given out. The state De-
par'mcnt is not to hc drawn into II
discussion OF this case at this time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Greece Makes Appeal
to United States for
Aid in It's Extren1iitu
Santa Fe Mail Held Up
and Irainm.n Killed

liN Associated Press
bltSS. OKLA, October IS.-ttchI-
son. Topeka and Santa PC mail and
express train No. =. Southbound. wus
held M nnh rnbhcd by IL hand OF
robbers nenr here tU-niSht. An ey-
press messenger aud baggngcm;,n.
whose nnmcS have NOT bcen learned,
were shot and killed by the bandits.
AFTER lnotinr the train the robbers
eArapcd In an automobile. Police
sent by special train from Perry. u
IL said. have taken up the trail of
the r"hbers. the number OF whom
iS not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
FEARS or LARGE PROPERTY
Loss ARE tDtTEn

- NsSoti,'"o t'rpNs.l
NEW ORLEANS La. October Is
sweeping across the Gulf of Mexico
to-day. "A tropical hurricane lashcd the
shores OF Alabama and Western Flor
ida. but fears OF "A large property loss
ahatcd Tonight when communication
WAS restored with all the principal
points affected.
Pensacola. cut off from the outside
world for fourteen hours by a gale
that reached Il velocity of ia miles
An hour. suffered most severely. sew
eral small vessels bcin. sunk i'm the
harbor and one life lost. Roofs were
blown from Il number OF houses and
other damage Of II minor nature done
Mobile. which was isolated hy the
storm for about two hours. rcported
two steamers sunk by the gale another
steamer and II schooner driven ashore
and numerous small boats sunk or
beachcd. Damage to the city was cstj
mated AT S5.00o. a negro woman was
killed when II live wire broke and fell
on her. The wind blew at the rate
Of 1lo miles an hour
High tides and low baromctcrs wrr,
reported at points on the Louisiana
hnd Mississippi Gulf coasts early to-
day. but after o'clock the barometer
began rising and the wind decreasing
indicatin" THAI the hurricane had
missed this section New Orleans cX-
re'icncod only light wind with some
RAIN
The hurricane apparently vccrcd in
northoasicrly direction after sweep
ihg over Mobile Montgomery reported
fcelinS the effects Of the blow late to-
DAY, ana early this evening II high
wind struck Macon. Ca. causing minor
damage.
The Weather Bureau late ,o-da,
issued I; statement advising that i.
would be safe for shipping bound to
Cuban and Central American ports to
proceed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
No, NEWS uF DEATH
RECI;INt:D BN EAMJI,

T:y Associated Prcss
NEW YORK. October lS.-The sccrc-
tary OF Mrs. Benjamin Thaw mother
of William Thaw. said here to-day tina,
no word had been received of his
death
benjamin Thaw. Lr.. his brohtcr. Is
in Paris. and it seems as if he would
have heard or any such thing and
notified MS at once" the secretary said
81 do not believe the report is au-
thentic.''
Nm erroneous published report last
April said Thaw was killed while above
Nerdmn. and similarly untrue rcnort
some time before that had him Sc
rinuSly wounded.
William Is. Thaw. a nephew OF Harry
*. Thaw. took up dying in this country
before the war When the war began
he WAS in Europe and volunteered in
the American corps OF the Foreign
Legion. Later he was afforded a
chance in the flying corps. being the
first american to enter it. since then
his name has figured prominently in
the chronicles of French aero heroisn,.
Exceptional deeds won him promotion
10 lieutenant. as well as military
medals. including the Cross OF the
Legion Of Honor.
In June Thaw was wounded while
bringing down IA Fokkcr in the region
OF Nerdun. and. going to Paris to re-
cupcra,c. found himself Il popular hero.
tic was call.d The American Eagle"
The last published report of his SEP
vice told OF hight made over thr
German lines i'm July.
Tiiaw's reported death is the fourth
among American aviators who had
been in the military service OF France
during the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
FOR 1O.OOO-MILE AIR RACE
Plans fur "Trip Around tnuntry Ne,t
trnr Are Urinr
NRde.

SAN DIEGO, CAL. Octobe. is
Plans for l0,000-milc national aero
plane race around the country next
wear. starting aud ending at the
United states Army military aerodrome
here. We're announced here TO day by
Arnold kruckman. former director OF
the Aero club OF America. Leading
military. naval and civilian aviators
VIII be invited tn compete, according
To krucliman.
kruckman said he had pledges OF
money prizes for the winners from
more than 100 cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
ARIZONA IN COMMISSION
New uprr-Drendnou&ht t0 lie Conn
mandcd ny Cnpfnii
Mcdonald.
IUN Asae eciutod Prrss. ]

NEW YORK, october lS.--Thc new
super -Dreadnought Ari20nu. built at
the New lor< Navy-Yard, vas placed
in commission here yesterday with
thc customary ceremonies. She viii
be commanded by Captain John ID. Me-
Donald, formerly chief OF STAFF 10 Hear
Admiral Fletcher. EIer main armament
consists of twcl,c-inch guns i'm four
turrcts. She is COS feet long and dis
places 3l,400 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Romance Of Royalty.

i1y NsSo"int.I Pro
LONDON. October 1S.-Thc Frank
furter ZcitunG announces the marriage
OF Princess Marie Thcrcsc OF IIohen-
lone TO Otto KohIeiscn. OF Innsbruck
an apothecarian and a descendant OF
an humble Austrian family. The prin-
cess nurscd IIohleiscn while he was in
Il hospital suffering from an illness
contracted on tho battle field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Author Dics mt Golf.

, ~ Nssu,n ttcl Pr"s".l
FEEDONl&, y. V. october fS.-Nor-
man Duncan, the author, died sud-
denly while playing golf here to-day.
lie had been living at the homo Of
his brother,oE. II. Duncan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
TAXICABS ARE BARRED
Thesc Vehicles In Future VIII lie For
hidden TO berlin Thenter-
GOerA.
tBv Associated Press ',

I5N NSrOclattd PrNSs
BERLIN. October is (via The Hague
TO Observation-Disclosures in the near ru-
ture must endeavor to arrive at the
thcaters in time for the play without
the use Of automobile taxicabs It. is
planned TO forbid the use Of these vc4
hiclcs for trips to and from theaters.
concert halls and other places OF
amusement and to use the taxicabs
for more important purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
BOELKE SEVERELY WOUNDED
Celebrated Grrninn Aviator Injured by
Shell From French Antiuircrnft
Gun.
I.v AssnciatrL prcss.

PARIS, October lS.---The ncwSpa per
Sporting says il learns from an au-
thoriZcd source that Captain Bocllte.
the celebrated German aviator. has
been severely wounded by a shell from
II French antiaircraft' gun. On October
Bocikc brought down his thirteenth
machine.
Tuesdays German official statement
credited Captain Boclkc with bringing
down two additional machines in aerial
engagements on the western front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
VIRGINIA NOW HAS :s.00u
SOLDIERS ALONG BORDE:K

!:elAXing yesterday afternoon at the
cnd ot four months car. over Camp
stuart. Adjutant-Gcncral sale spoke III
the little trouble he had been caused
by the soldiers. Although officially the
men passed out Of The control OF the
state authorities when they took the
Federal oath. the .Adjutant General has
kept closely in touch with events at
camp and continued a sort OF guard
iansh;p Over the Interests Of the SOL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
SOUTH IS SWEPT
BY STORM; ROCKED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Middle Gulf States Are
Lashed by Hurricane of
Tropical Force.
WIND BLOWS AT RATE
OF ia MILES AN HOUR
Two Lives Lost. Buildings I'm
rooted. Ships Sunk and
Beached.
EAKTiI TREAlHLES VIOLENTLY
Thousands OF People Arc Panic.
Stricken and Rush Into
Street.
EAKTii THEMBLEs VIOLENTLY
Thousands OF People Arc Panic
Stricken and Rush Into
Street.

The South was Swcpt b. Il storm and
rocked by an earthquake on Wcdncs-
day
y hurricane drove across the Middle
Gulf states, taking a toll of two lives
and causing property aud marine
losses. while earth trcmors drove
frightened thousands from homes and
offices III Alabama and Georgia. but did
no material damage.
Pensacola and Mobile We're the chief
sufferers in the hurricane one per-
son was killed at each place aud
buildings were unroofcd. telephone and
telegraph wires damaged and ships
sunk and beachcd
At Pensacola the wind velocity
reached Il maximum of III miles AN
hour, with Ito miles at Mobile but in
neither city did the property loss
approach that caused by the hurricane
az last July.
Mobile City suffered little real dam
age. but in the harbo. two small ves-
sells were sunk and four beached
NJ Pensacola one small steamer went
down. another vessel is missing three
fishing boats went ashore ana two
larger vessels were damaged when they
came together during the blow. Tele-
bhoit anu teicSTaDn wires were pros
tratcd for many hours. the city hcin..
cut off entirely from the outside world
for several hours,
INTENSITY lessons tS
TT SWEEPS INLAND
Although its intensity lcssencd as
the storm swept inland. Southern Ala
bamt suffered materially
,aTorrential rains ascop,panied the
hl6w lo.SS inches falling ut Burra
wood. La. and the fall being heavy
throughout Southern mississippi, Ma
hama and in parts OF Georgia. the state
camp NJ Macon being damaged by wind
and rain The storm had passed far
inland by nightfall with very decided
intensity. but tho rains continued.
While two distinct earthquake shocks
were felt as far north us Keutucky
and aS far east as Augusta. Ga. they
were OF greater intensity At Birmine-
ham. Ma. than elsewhere. The high
office buildings We're rocked and thou
sands rushed into the streets. The ma
tcrial damage was limited TO falling
chimncys.
Montgomery. atlanta. Augusta and
other cities also felt slight tremors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Cotton Cargo on Fire.

Nv Associated I'rnSs'
ish steamer Muirficld, from Whining
ton. y. c.. has arrived here with her
cargo OF cotton on fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
WOMEN ARE DENIED
EuLAL RIGHTS WITH MEN

Women were denied equal rights
with men In Two actions taken to-day
by the house of bishops y proposal
t" permit women 10 sit as delegates I'm
thr general convention was rejected
while request from the Rt Rev.
Logan II. Roots. Bishop of Hankow
- bc allowed TO permit women to
membership in his advisory council
MAS denied. The house suggested 10
tn. bishop OF iiankow. il was stated
thar hr might create an auxiliary coun-
ell OF women.
The proposal 10 give women eqnal
rights with men in the convention was
sponsorcd by Robert II. Gardiner. Of
Gardiner. Me y similar resolution is
nov on the calendar Of the house of
DEPUTIES. In tho event the house OF
deputies should approve the proposal
!, will 20 TO the house of bishops for
reconsideration.
The house nj bishops. which also
considered changes recommended in
the communion service by the commits
sion on the book OF common PRAYER.
will suggest in it's report TO the house
OF deputies that the ten comma ndmen;s
he printed in tho prayer book in both
their shortened form and in their full
form. and that clcrgymcn he given
optional use Of either. il was stated
The commission had recommended that
FIVE OF the commandments he shortened
as read in the communion service by
the elimination OF the reasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
rOH-INSTHuCTuR
LEAVES ON ETNIOi-f:II

The train bearing tho fold hospital
and Sigu2l Corps was commanded by
captain T.. i. Conquest; Of the Signal
c"rps Major j .. Bowman heads the
h"ld hospital. Th. signal men num-
beg s"r"nt! three. and three officers:
tho h"id hospital corps. forty-scven
enlisted mon ana hv" officers Tho en-
rinecrs or" commanded by Captain w
T. f.. Griffith. and number seventy mcu.
Li.utcnant-Colonri 10 Lane Stern.
nspcctor-S"n.raI Of tn. Virginia Ma
tOnai Guard. who has been stationed
at Camp stuart since the beginning Of
VI" mobilization Of State troops began
lcfi yesterday On his annual tour Of
inspection OF tn, State militia He
inspected tie Coast Artillery company
1t l.yuchourg last night. Captain
Arthur ". ship. of The United States
army, vino has acted as senior as
sistant mastering officer. ana Inspector
instructor of the infantry. has been
granted furlough. and will leave
within Il f.w days.
First Lieutenant Leroy T.. Brown.
Jr., adjuiant OF tho Richmond Grays'
Eati7 lion. arrived in Richmond Tues
~ ,,n,, f,1f= c,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19

G.. & o. ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
Three fast trains leave Richmond $50 \.
NJ, IL noon. u. NJ. pariar rRrs,--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
LAST Of TROOPS co
TO MEXICAN BORDER
Signal, Hospital and Engineering
Corps Complete Virginia's
Quota Called to Colors.
CAMP STUART. DESERTED
Less Than Dozen Men Remain
for Purpose of Caring for
Supplies.
CAMP STUART DESERTED

When III" train bearing the ,.oros
of Engineers 10 san Antonio. TEX.
pulled out "f c"np Stuart yards be-
Si"" ia" stat" Fair Grounds. nt about
""lp"k yesterday afternoon Virginia,
"id S"nt to III" border the last of her
quot" ~ soldiers called for by the
PRESIDENT last summer The field hos
hithi ana signal Corps departed vcs-
'"rdhE iaofn'n@ al 10 o'clock. making
approximately POO officers and men
Wh" started for the border yesterday
I.'"Hi"nant-'olon"l Bernard w SaIo-
hohs"y. camp commnndan,. and Major
/" wright. camp adjutant. were
'nHSt'r"d out after the soldiers had
Ieit Yesterday afternoon. and weri to
ih"Ir homes ia Norfolk immediately
Remaining ~ Camp stuart now arc
i"ss than a dozen men. tho uuarter-
masters corps. commanded hy Major
All"n Potts. Thcy viii he occupied for
several days with the task OF pro-
Nidinr for the storage Of government
property left behind. or Of shipping il
away 10 some depot Of supplies
Among the problems facing the uunr-
,"rinast"r's corps il that Of disposnE
Of ;h" condemned horses left behind by
III" Rlucs. 1t is possible that they
VIII b. sen; 10 Fort Mv.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
rRESS Is THANKED
For ms ~ ppuR'C

The h"uso adopted a resolution
thanninG tho press of the country for
ITS SUPPORT ~ the present convention.
E.stabliShncni Of s,.amen's Institutes
under church auspices in all important
ports OF the United States was urged
III the report Of the board of the Sea-
mems lnstitut" of America.
The general convention wen, On
record as fhvoring prison reforms. and
requested tn" clergy ana the laity to
work for til" enlightened and Christian
treatment "t prisoners. The house of
deputies adopted Il resolution. which
WAS sent To the house of bishops for
concurrence. creating joint commits
sion To formulate a fuller definition OF
the field Of social service.
Two thousand ST. I.ouisans presented
at the Coliseum tonight the pageant
OF the church depicting in nine cpl
Sodes the history OF The apos,oi,c
anglican ana the Protestant Episcopal
Churches.
The houses nf tho convention de-
voted an hour To a Joint session to dis
cuss missionary work. The Right Rev.
H. 81. GcOrE. Tucker Bishop or
kyot". and the Right Rev. Logan H.
Roots. Bishop OF Hankuw. wcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
Frank Carpenter

Look for His Alaska Letter in
the Sunday 7'imcs-Dispotca