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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
ALMA MINISTER
SCORED CONDITIONS
Rev. Raum Handed Out Hot
One on Conditions i'm Sunday
Night Sermon.

Speaking on the subject of "Sam-
son and the Lion" Sunday night at
the Christian church, the minister, j
5. Raum, took occasion to refer to
the Epler tragedy and TO local condi-
tons in general He said that while
Samson met and destroyed real liv-
ing lion the young men and women
of today had to meet the lions of in
dolence, intemperance, gambling
RIGHTEOUSNESS and doubt.
Speaking of intemperance, he said
that while reference was usually
made to strong drink, yet men could
be Incorporate in eating as well as
drinking and that there was a strong
tendency today towards intemperance
in dress. MANY protesting christian
women unwttingly permit the deni-
zens of the demi-monde of Paris to
set the pace for them in extravaganza
IN dress and in scantiness of attire.
Women of that type let down the
bars of restraint and make them
selves subject to the insults and at
tacks of vile men"
Speaking of the local tragedy Mr..
Raum said that while It had its
warning for the young women of AL
ma and while it emphasized the
tremendous responsibility of parents
ii also emphasized anew the tremcnd-
Gus responsibility of the officials of
Alma in safeguarding the life and
morals of the youth OF the city Mr..
ha h..
.tc be unreasonable in his attack upon
the city fathers because the city was
passing through a period of transi-
tion and it was easy for undesirable
citizens 10 establish themselves even
IN the resident sections of the city
but nevertheless he felt that the time
had come to warn the mayor and
marshals of Alma that an awakened
public sentiment would demand that
everything within reason be done to
make it easy for young man to do
right and hard for him 10 90 wrong
so that it would be safe for our girls
to walk to and from their homes or
places of business without molesta-
tion and insult. Speaking of gamb-
ling Mr.. Raum said that he was in
formed that gambling was fourishing
more or less openly in the city and
that he himself had within recent
weeks witnessed upon the streets of
Alma games of chance which were
scarcely tolerated now even in the |
frontier towns of the west Speaking
of doubt, Mr.. Raum said young lady
beware of the man who sneers at
your mothers God and your mothers
bible. He is not worthy of you for,
bear me, some day he will deem
lightly the promise he made you and
sneer at the solemn VOW he made be-
fore God TO be true to you"
Next Sunday night Mr.. Raum will /
speak on Samson Seeing Gazawpe,
Perils and Pitfalls of the City,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
ATTENDANCE INCREASES
Public Schools Have Seen Big Increas,
During Week.

During the past week the Alma
public schools have seen big increase
in the attendance, over half hundred
new students entering during the
first week following the opening day.
The attendance for the opening day,
last week Tuesday. was given by
Superintendent A. +. Schultz as 1893
and on Tuesday of this week he esti-
mated that the attendance was 1916,
the increase for the week having been
ESTIMATED at So.
OF the new students to enter during
tn, week, thirty entered the primary
building, twenty in the Union building
end three in the high school.
Reports are that the new school
building, twenty in the union building
the southern part of the city. will be
ready for use in another three weeks.
when number of Students will be
moved from the rooms, which are
now most crowded
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
COLLEGE OPENS
~ -" NEXT TUESDAY
Prospects of Large Attendance
are Reported as Being Tn
usually Good this Year.

Alma college will open next week
Tor the fall term, with all rooms, ex-
cepting three. in Wright hall, now tax
en-, and with long waiting list for
rooms in Pioneer hall, giving evi-
dence Of splendid attendance this
year.
Every room in Pioneer hall, the
mems doimitory, has been taken for
over three weeks. and the probabil-
tiles are that the three rooms in
Wright hall will be taken before the
week is over A large number of
young men have made application
for rooms in Pioneer hall, but their
applications have come during the
past thrss weeks, since the hall has
been nifed, and will be forced to room
elsewhere.
1t will not be greatly surprising
if Alma college has the largest at
tendance in her history, Judging from
the present outlook, as there are al
ways a number of students coming,
who have not made applications for
rooms, and made deposits thereon.
Only those who have made deposits
on rooms are being counted, when
the prospective number of students
are checked up. Thus it is possible
that a number who have been inuuir-
ing about the college may be coming,
and not being counted
The registration of the students
will be held on Monday afternoon
and Tuesday. both morning and af-
ternoon, and on Wednesday classes
will be started The opening address
will be given at 8 a. m. Wednesday
in the college chapel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
MARRIED YESTERDAY
Prominent Alma Girl Married Army
Officer.


Miss Edna Campbell Of this city
was united in marriage last evening
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Campbell, on Woodwork
avenue, to Major Williams of the
United States Army.
About fifty friends of the couple
were present when Rev. William II.
Mason at seven o'clock last night. said
the words which united the lives of
these young people.
They expect to leave Immediately
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
Major Williams is now stationed.
Mrs. Williams for number of
years has been one of the most popu
lar of Alma's young ladies. She was
graduate of Alma high school with
the class of 1913, and the following
iall entered the kindergarten depart
ment of Alma college from which she
graduated in 1916. For the past year
she has been the secretary of DR.. T.
j. Carney of this city.
Major Williams, now stationed at
Hot Springs, Ark, is highly regarded
as man and efficient officer of the
army, and has host Of friends.
The Alma Record joins the friends
OF the couple in extending congratu-
lations and wishing them happy
welded life.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
.EMBEzzLEMENT
IS THE CHARGE
Former Manager Of Alma Grain
and Lumber Company was
Arrested.
is NOW OUT ON BAIL
Auditing of Company's Books Brought
Forth knowledge of Short
age.

William G.. Griffin, we'll known resi-
dent of this city and manager Of the
Alma Grain q Lumber company un-
I'll about six weeks ago, was placed
urder arrest the first Of the week,
charged with embezzlement Of funds
from this company.
1t is understood that when Nh
Griffin left the service of the Alma
Grain & Lumber company about the
first of August, that an audit of the
books of the company was started,
which however, has been proceeding
slowly, and is not yet completed
According to Mr. Sharp, nothing
was found for short time, and that
then Il key was discovered, which
soon brought to light some alleged
shortages. Seen shortly after word
had gone forth that warrant had
been issued, Mr.. Sharp told the Rec
ord reporter that it was not known
yet just how much of shortage there
was, as the audit Of the books Of the
company had not yet been completed,
but that it would not be surprising
if the shortage of the company ran
into the thousands.
The matter was placed before the
prosecuting attorney, Ora L. Smith,
several days ago, and he was asked
If 1t was necessary to wait until the
audit was completed before a warrant
was issued in connection with the
case. He is reported as having said
that warrant could be issued on any
one of the shortages which had been
found, and as a result one was issued
on shortage of a little less than
$4,000, the warrant charging Griffin
with the embezzlement of this sum
from the company
Griffin demanded hearing, which
will be held soon, He furnished bail
Monday and returned to Grand Rapids
Tuesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Free Reading Room to Become
Circulating Library

On Monday afternoon at three
O'Clock the Free Reading room, which
has been maintained here for some
years by the Civic Improvement
league, will open to the public as a
circulating library.
The need of such a library in Alma
has been found so pressing, that the
members of the Civic Improvement
league have decided to employ a IL
brarian to serve the public in this ca
pacity 1t is the intention to have
the room open in the afternoon and
n the evening commencing Monday.
In the afternoon Miss Marion Spin
ney will have charge and in the even
ing M. Harry Willett will have
charge.
The library consists of one hundred
Volumes, which makes a splendid col
lection for young readers and there
are many other volumes in the lib
rary, which will make fine reading
foi the adults There are forty per
iodicals on the tables for those who
wish to remain in the room TO read
The best of influences are needed
IL Alma today. The city is growing
rapidly industrially, growing to such
ar extent that Alma is liable to lose
sight of the ideal things of life.
Theodore Roosevelt says, First the
home, second the church and third
the public library" In Alma we have
the homes, and the churches and
from this small beginning may soon
come a great public library.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
DRAFT BOARD HAS
CERTIFIED MANY
Nearly Seventy-Five Did Not
Ask for Exemption from
County Draft Board.
NUMBER CLAIM EXEMPTION
4 Few Were Discharged From La
bility for Service for Physical
Disability.

List OF persons called into tie service o
the United States not exempted or dischare
ed. District board for Gratot county Ger
tifes 10 third district board for State o
Michigan the following:
Guy Warren Blake. $50 Woodwork, Alma
John Lee Cratescnhurp. No. 4, Ithaca
Orvile Archie Allen, 32S Woodworth, Alma
Ernest hill. No: ?. Carson City
We're r. Mum, ST. Louis
Ray Nern Benson. Alma
William +. Wiser. Riverdale Carson City.
Thomas Madison Green. Wheeler
John Roy Yung, Ithaca
Samuel n. Derby. Ithaca
Earl r. Guthrie. Breckenridge
Claude n. Carter. No Z. Ithaca.
Lester Brondal. Ithaca
Iaveries Wannacott St Louis
Betran o. Reynolds. Middleton
Ivan Benjamin Watson. 5l2Park. Alma
Ance Eldred. Breckenridge
Eugene Milton knight. 70s Woodworth, Aims
William George Chapman, Ithaca
Otto W. Pine. Ithaca
Bert Bebow, ST. Louis
William A. Rayfuse elS woodworth Alma
Forest Smith. Crystal Lake
Rex Allen. Wheeler
Elind b. Sanchez. Alma
Carl Leonard. 4l6 Woodworth. Alma
Evit Dunn Ithaca
Glare Mallory. Elwell
o. s. Edward Fowler. st. Louis
Richard Barrett. st. Johns
William y. Walker. 2l3 Pars, Alma
Miles a. Nelson, Ithaca
Floyd l.. Warner. No Middleton
Alphonse Collins. Pompen
Lee George Loonnis, No. Elwell
August Junda Ewell
Guy Vergil Rule, 1916 +. Superior. Alma
Garms Webster. Sumner
Harry Coward. Breckenridge
George David Brimble 3l2 Maple. Alma
Everett l.. Wolfe. North Star
Lloyd o. Gotham. 81. Louis
Guy S Baker Perrinton
Milton Myers, Alma
Edwin j. Wagner, 3l2 Lincoln, Alma
Maitlant Priest, Breckenridge
Benjamin n. Griffith, Bannister
Allen B. Pinkston, s39 W. Superior. Alma
Herman X. Belbeck. iii r. Superior Alma
Glenn W. Ostrander, st. Louis
Glenn Whitford. Ashley
Frank y. Housel, st. Louis
Harry d. Potts. 422 Woodwork, Alma
John j. Lourins. 700 Grace. Alma
Leo r. Schwind. Merrill
Charles Churchill, No. Carson City
Frederick c. Oberlin. Bannistcr
Floren A. Owen, Wheeler
Colonel Mather Chambers. Alma
Clifford Graham, st. Louis
Fred f. Wood, 2l5 Lincoln, Alma
Lewis +. Granger. Pine, Alma
Francis \. Lake. 303 Gratiot Alma
Roscoe f. Seeley. Ashley
Gard Shank. st. Louis
Frank r. Miller. 3is Woodworth, Alma
Percy Lee Strousc Ithaca
Leon Orla Frye. st. Louis
Arthur .sihn Mcintyre, Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

While admitting the difficulty of the
case, and the probabilities that it will
take sometime to solve it, it is be
take some time to solve it, it is be-
lieved that official circles would not
be surprised if arrests were made at
any time in connection with the mur-
dei of the girl
The funeral of Beatrice Epler was
held Saturday at the residence on
Grover avenue, Rev. j. W. Priest of
the Baptist church officiating. The
body was taken to Riverside cemetery
where it was placed in vault.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
EXPECTS TO LEAVE HERE

Rev. Thomas G. r. Brownlow pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church
in this city for the past five or six
years. expects to leave Alma and to
take new pastorate.
Rev. and Mrs. Brownlow are at
tending the conference being held at
Traverse City this week, and the an
nouncements of the change will not
be out before tomorrow, so it cannot
be told just where he will go from
Alma, If he leaves, or who will sue
ceed him here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
TOBACCO FUND

A tobacco fund is being raised here
for the American soldiers in the
trenches in Europe. The fund is be-
ing raised at the Davis cigar store.
A pile Of smokes" in the front win
dow tells what has been done so far.
Buy package and swell the pile.
The packages will be counted by local
business men and a certified check
foi the retail value will be sent to the
American tobacco company, which
Will forward the smokes" to our
"Sammies" in the trenches in Europe.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
PONY STOLEN

a pony belonging to Ward Creech
Of Forest Hill, recently sold By F. +.
Pollasky, was stolen Tuesday night,
according to word received by local
officers early Wednesday. 1t has not
yet been located.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Miss Anna Covell and Herbert
Humphrey, both living west of this
city, were united in marriage by Rev.
jackson, Saturday, September lst.
They will make their home in Seville
township. where Mr.. Humphrey has
a good farm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Douglas Fairbanks in "Matriman-
iacs'-Idlehour, Sunday-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Beware the Rays of Death" See
The Fatal Ring" Idlehour, Friday,
September 21.-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Saturday and Sunday, Sarah Bern
hart in Mothers of France" Genes
Ia theatrc.-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Coming-Douglas Fairbanks in "In
A gain,' Out Again. -Idlehour.-Adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Weir & Daggy want your second
hand furniture. Os-1t-c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13
fion claims

List of names of men who have filed excmp.
tion claims.
vcrn ?. slusscr, Bannistcr Wife or child
George Christie. Ithaca
Irwin NJ Saltcr st. Johns
Charles W. Adams, Sumner
Floyd Garland Alma, lnfirm parents
orville Jolly. Wheeler. wife or child
Frank NJ. Sprakcr. Ashley. wife OF child
George ]. Hustled. Sumner,
Earl a. Cox Alma
LYLE II. Warner. St.Lous,
Andrew Frazer. Alma.
Rodney y. Anderson, ElwcIl
Ray 5. Ellison, st. Louis
VIM. Alvin Carter. Alma
Leroy Thrush Breckenridge
John J. Howay. Alma
Lyle Nelson, Alma.
Harvey J. Dliler. Ithaca wife or child and
Wilson Holt. North Star. wife or cbiid
Hyce 7. Hansen. Alma.
John VI Reynolds Carson City
Wellington II. Jewell. Alma
Nern Hustled, Perrinton
Charles c. Pittman North Star
Harry l.. Orwig, Alma
frank $ Marsh Alma religion and
Chas. l.. Taylor. Pompeii
John VI. Federspel. Merrill
Elmer F. Vibber. Breckenridge.
Francis Duford, Elm Hall
John F. Cain, Carson City
Frank Croton. Elm Hall
israel X. Werger. Ithaca felony
Tony Sedlar, Ashley. wife or child.
Clifton l.. Sooy, Pompeii
Glen 4, Rose. Riverdale
John ). Hiebert Perrinton. religion
Samuel J. Hayden. Alma
Edwin Cole. Breckenridge
Charlie See. Alma
Guy Phillips. Alma.
Raymond f. Brcnner Alma
Grover c. Barnhart. Ashley
Ernest J Bosley Ithaca dependent mother
Floyd Anhambault. Elweli wife or child
Robert F. Penndell. Bancroft
Jay johnson. Ashley. infirm parents
j rd Ina
Forest r. Wright. Middleton
Archie f. Bond. Ashley
Norman w Fleming. Alma
VIM. C.. +. Blohm. Breckenridge
Marshall X. Gorham Ithaca
Adam Harvot, St Louis. resident alien.
Gharles riden pinney Ithaca. wife - ''"'
Elmer Eugene Swan Ithaca wife
Alva Stine. Ashley
willard NJ. strckey, Alma. wife and in
firm parents. 7. o. employ
lomef Dynham. Alma wife or child
rred schafenberg. ST. Johns
Roiand Stoneman. Pompeii. religion
iyont IL n 'oppock. ~. Louis wife or child
Elmer l.. Allen BRECKENRIDGE
Thomas p Tygart. ST. Louis
Clarence +. Derby. Ithaca
Siaud X Baker. Perrinton
r'oyd q. Kelley Alma, son Of widow. wife
Dell W sley Ludy. Alma. wife or cbiId eid
Archie T. Miller. Ithaca '''''"
I.tNr'hce J. bennett, Alma infiT1n uar.nts
Martin &. Clark. Ithaca wife or ehiId
Dudley {. Smith. Alma VIM"
Otto Fenner ST. Louis ,
Leroy Partcc, Wheeler,
VIM Comodore Bainbridee. Alma
kolin MacLaren. Ithaca
Peary ods. Alma
Roy Rosenberger. Breckenridge
Richard Whitford. Ashley
Mikcsell Ransom, Pompci
George VI. Bennett. Alma
Rex Nye. Alma
Lloyd l.. Lippert. Alma
Fred Gnibaugh. Elsie
Ernest Hoffer, Ashley
Orr j. Valance, Perrinton, wife or child
Fred Clyde, North Star, wife or child
chancy Sanders. Breckenridge
l.. g. Palmer St Louis
John Carter. Wheeler
Alpha 5. Peters. Ithaca. religion
Philip Chspko. Alma. alien
John A. Lowry. Alma, wife or child
Owen j. Garrett. Elwell
Iuc Mann, 81. Louis
John r. Foster, wheeler
Loren Pike. Sumner
Earl J. Wilhelm. Alma
Archie Failing. Forest Hill
Walter r. Hale, Wheeler
Arthur H. Roof, ElwelI
Archie Crirpen. Bannister
Meryl Coleman. Alma
Continued on page eight i
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-13

Coming soon-"Fatty" Arbuckle
ir his latest picture His Wedding
Night. ADV.
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ONE RECRUIT EACH
FOR ARMY AND NAVY

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wan repoflch )ralrfnny ut ia" n'"Y
recruiting Elnlinu Brrgrnhi cunning
ham nint~r Tim, IN hr hnn i"c"lv"h
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continue ruIihing men. "llh""Hh w"
drnft numbcre hive fr"n 'n|l"N
pfvr mon nrr ~ h~ won't 'hlh morn
Ing nj II ",l'"'k !" til" ."'umhnn I'M
rnrks Tor tn" mai "'ni"Innl'"n
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tho navy recruiting ntntiun IN" nm
rlnr rr"rni,lng oirirr war 'l"r"d Mi
dry vr-,rrtlAl. M s"rF"m'l ftrd"t'
iCks wng rall..d !" Canton on huslnrHa
Nc will rrrurn this morning ami he
on duty today.
N~nr.Hirht"h II"-'"nF..-' mr. get goa
n~rrrtn"rc
N''rhnrlt Won. Madam. bur IN nfraid inc
9th winters would h" j"nl"us, LIZ"
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RAILROAD

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