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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
CRENSHAW CONFESSES
University of Virginia Students Ad-
mits in Court Setting Fire to Labo-
ratOry.

Charlottesville. Va, Nov. 9.-S
Dabnev Crenshaw, 3D., on trial her!
for setting fire to the chemical lab,.
r.torv mt the University of Virginia
70 conceal his THEFT of quantity Of
nlatinum. confessed on the witness
stand yesterday that he had stolc-
the meal and fired the laboratory.
The attorneys for the former chem
istry student continued to produce Gu
mulatiye evidence for three hours
tending to show the peculiar traits OF
the defendant and his habit Of doing
unexpected things.
The main feature of the session
was the bringing Of the young nan
into the courtroom on stretcher to
face the jury. The youth was prop:
ned M on pillows. owing to his weak.
cred condition from an attack OF
nausea and vertigo which he had after
he left the witness chair following
greulling cross examination at the
hands of Judge r. I. w. Duke. at
torney for the commonwealth.
The principal witness Of the after
noon vas the fdihrr Of the accused.
He told Of the boys chcckered ca
recr, sparing neither his loved onts
in relating the shortcomings which
the youth on tri9i has woven abons
himself since his infancy.
His sister, Miss Fanny Crenshaw,
bravcd the disconcerting gaze OF tn
packed courtroom to tell of her broth
er'S odd behavior and great improve
mcnt since the. operation which nc
underwent last April for the relief o.
pressure upon his brain, which the d"-
fenses medica! experts have said wa
the cause OF his mental and moral de-
rangement.
Several students. also members "
the Delta Tau Delta fraternity AM
residents with the accused at tie
chapter house at the university, ma
rated their observations of the young
man and stated their conclusions that
his behavior had been unusu,! AMI
may of his acts strange and pu=-
zling.
Prospects now are that the trial
will not end before Saturday night
as it is expected that the prosecution
will have some startling and uneN-
pected rebuttal evidence which WI
cause the real battle Of this unusual
case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
lack and the Beanstalk.

William Fox, the producer, has
taken a great, new step in moving
picturcs. A demand that always has
and always must exist has been glo"-
iously met. =,
The "Fox kiddie Features are
ready for presentation. The first OF
these, Jack and the Beanstalk' Is
now before you.
Jack and the Beanstalk' to De
shown at the Richmond tomorrow the
fin, that cost half million OF dol
lars to produce-with its thirteen hun
drea children, its diminutive stars
ne eirht-and-a-half giant, Il:
castle and its walled city, built solely
1or this wonderful nrnduction-has AZ
appeal to grown-ups as we'll as u
children.
Tonight Ethel Barrymore VIII os
seen in "Life's Whirlpool"
At the Surprise Franklyn Farnun
will be featured in "The Devils Pa!
Day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
NINE MILLION TO BE GRADED
War Department Will Have All In
called RegistrantS Classified.

Nine million men will be called up
on within the next week TO state
their personal histories in order that
their availability for military Ser-
vicc may be aScertained.
Secretary of War Baker announce
ed Yesterday that new regulations
for classihng registered men not
drawn in the first call have been
completed. They are now IN the hands
of the government printer and are
being turned out by millions. Mil
lions of copies Of the "questionaire"
wi,l be mailed by local boards to reg
istered men. The answers will be
employed as 4 guide in classifying
he men.
The principal change in the regu-
Iations as revised is the practical
determination to place all married
men with dependents in the non-bcl-
ligcrent class.
Only in the case oG men whose per-
sonal resources, or whose family &C.
sources would guarantee their de.
penL.nts a living during their ao
scnce. will there be liability OF ser
vie. in the field. If a man has enough
morev to keep his wife and children
in comfort while he is gone, or II
she has a competence or is. se!f-sup'
nortinr. ne will be liable for military
service.
In he overwhelming majority d
c.s.s iowever. married men will bt
entirely exempt from military ser
r;.,. unless the war should take
turn which would necessltate 61e
mobilization Of every able bodied
man in the nation--a circumstance
not considered by the authorities II
N. nrescnt light Of the war sltua
,ion. serious as it Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Every Lady in Alexandria Who Can
do 50 is Earnestly Urged to Help in
Red Cross Work.

Beginning next week the work
room in this city for the making OF
hospital garments and supplies will
be opened on both Wednesday ami
Fridays from ~ Il. m. to / p. III.
Those desiring to take work out o.
return finished garments requested
70 do so between those hours. Mrs.
Foster. the supervisor Of this de-
partment, asks that those having
completed garments at home return
them as soon as possible.
Every one who can do so should
knit for our soldiers. Go to the eX-
hibit room, at $50 King street. be
fore Saturday closes and see the
finished garments on exhibition, 4
poster beside the display discioses
the fact that although we have been
knitting for two months. We have
to date only one-sixth the required
number of garments completed. At
this rate it would be August, 1918,
before the last Alexandria man could
be supplied By our handiwork. Knit
ters volunteer. Winter is here. Help
make our men comfortable.
Be 4 spug this year if never be
fore. Christmas cheer TO our men
from those at home viii mean more
than useless giving to friends. An at
tractive Christmas packet, such as
the District Of Columbia Chapter IL
furnishing by thousands, is shown
in one window of the exhibit. Those
willing to contribute the cost OF d
packet, fifty cents, may drop theit
contributions in box inside. The
first money dropped in this box yes
terday was the gift Of little boy
of seven. He had only ten cents bat
dropped it in joyously with the as
sertior that he would rather help
bug Christmas present for sol.
,licr than for any one he knew. VA
you initiate him?
If YOU have not already done SO,
ioin the Red Cross. One half youl
membership Zee is retained by tne
local chapter in support Of the work
here.
The interest in the exhibition 81
work shown at so King street has
oeen 50 great that ii mas been de-
rided to keep the room open until
10 o'clock Saturday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
PRIEST SENT TO PRISON.
Sentenced BY English Military Court
For Carrying Code.

A1syandrians were greatly sur
prised this morning upon reading in
ne morning papers the following ac-
ount of the arrest and !nprison-
mcnt in London. England, of Rev
Michael Daily, who left this city on
October 9th last for ireland. lie nad
been assistant pastor Of ST. Marys
Catholic church in Alexandra since
June. 1916. up to last month. Previ-
Gus to his coming to this city ne had
been acting as chaplain for Thomas
r. RYAN. the millionaire. who former
IL had an estate in Virginia. Ills
friends here hope he may be abe to
,v,,,;r matters satisfactorily and be
released:
Liverpool. Nov. 9.--Father Mlchae!
Dalv. who has been for two years IT
the United States and who arrived
here recently from New York has
been sentenced 10 lulte haoH'''' "
prisonment for having in his pos
session code by which the comnuni-
cation Of naval and military infor-
nation was possible. He was also
charged with having two letters Lor
CONVEYANCE into the United King
dom and with making a false decla-
ration to An alien officer.
Father Daily said the code had been
given to him in the United States by
Father Murphy, who was interest
el in the Sim Fein movement and
who requested Father DAILY to use Ii
TO send news concerning Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
MORE WORKERS NEEDED LAST NIGHTS SERVICE
Six Accept Invitation "a Start in
Better Life at SPECIAL Meetings 1T
Methodist Church South.

If you have not genuine religion
you Christians cannot win souls Tor
Christ declared Rev. +. Y. Reyes
ter IL the service at the Methods.
Church South last night. Continuing
he said That IS what is keeping 4
lot Of publicans and sinners away
from the chu-ch-those dressed III
Christianity and have festive hearts.
You know if your heart iS rotte2
The reason some cannot talk ..
Jesus Christ to their relatives. child
rem and friends is because they,
themselves, are not living rign1. lodr
conscience tells you 20. II the III
teenth chapter OF st. Luke We have \
picturc of how the publicanS and
sinners drew near Jesus. In that
day there was nothing 70 stand De
tween Him and the people. The world
knows whether or not you are 4
Christian. If you become one, the
world will respect you. Some Of you
Christians stand on the other side
and let some in your town 90. The.
are given over the devil. so Fnr
as you are concerned.
The publicans and sinners Of today
are the same az in Jesus Chrst's days
upon earth. They hunger for Cfod =
their iearts--but they don't all know
it. When the appeal Of sham rlghs-
eousness is given them they tuEl
away. don't see the pubIicans aF''
sinners crowding in upon the minis
tcr.. What was il that attracted the
publicans and sinners to Jesus !? The
ccnuneneSs Of His religion : IT."
ony thing that sands i'll tine way o
The masses is that some o the Chris
.jans lives do not ring true. lod
have never been a preacher and yoa
have never felt the reSp6nSlDil'!
anon your soul for the souls Of others.
AS / stand before you want you
Christian people to pray and help me
while / talk to the unconverted arG
hackslider:.
When HE invitation was given SD
persons accepted Christ as the'r
Saviour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
PREMIER KERENsKY FLEES.
Maximalists' Domination in Russia.
However. Does Not Extend Beyond
Petrograd.

London, Nov. 9.-Premier kerens.
ky has fled from the capital, the
semi-offieial news agency declares.
Orders. it states, have been issued
for his arrest.
Tho Maximalists domination n
Russia on Wednesday evening nal
not extended beyond the city or
petrograd, according to authoritative
information received here. All dis
patches were delayed.
London, Nov. 9.-kerensky has
been slowly pushed back against the
wall, and, failing to take strong ac-
tion in time, has now paid the penas-
ty for his weakness. The best INFORM
cd official circles in England hold
This view of the Russian situation
tonight.
No effort is made here to minimize
the disaster which has befallen the
provisional government, although II
IS felt that if kerensky had recog-
n;zed the danger he could have pre-
vented the present downfall or al
least prolonged It. !!
1t is the belief here that the soVie,
viii not be strong enough':to mold
the power long from the government
and that another ,rounter-revolnt'o'
will follow shortly.
Whether, as is feared in some quar-
,.rs this will take the form OF q
reaetionarys, movement, re-estabhsh-
;ne the Grand Duke Nicholas, 1o1
instance. it is impossible to say, on'
snch an occurrence; is$ NOT consider
cd unlikely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
FOREW0NAN OF JURY BONDS SOLD in CITY
Miss Cora Duffey. of This City, Takes
Her Place in the Box in the Circuit
Court.

The first instance in which a woman
hes served on jury in the Common.
wealth OF Virginia was, performed to-
day in the Circuit Court for the city,
Judge ]. B. II. Thornton, by Miss
Cora Dlfrcy who was selected by
counsel in case to fill Il vacancy
The case was that Of Lena Rawlett
VS.. Ii. A. Mudd, claim for paper.
Miss Duffcy was made forewoman by
the jurymcn, and she returned 4
verdict in favor of the plaintiff, al
lowing her $50. The case came up
on an appeal from magistrates
court.
Final DEGREES granting divorces to
the plaintiffs from the defendants on
the ground of desertion were award
ed.
Arthur Carter VS.. Frances Walton
Carter.
Margaret Virginia Reed vs.. Benia-
min j. Reed.
Augustus Chase vs.. Nettie Chase.
Golaic |. Mack VS. William II.
Mack.
Maude Scott VS.. Walter Scott.
The court subsequently adjourned
until next Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
RlOTING .ANERTED.
Quick Work sf Police Quells Uprising
at Montgomery. Ala Follswsrr"
Lynching Runner.

Nontgomery, Ala. Nov. s.
Quick WORK BY the military police
early last p;ght, aided by Major
John E. Fulton, commando: 81 the
Tenth Training Battalion lne9rol,
robably prevented serious trouo'e'
when some uG the negro soldiers oa-
came excited over the report that one
or treir comrades had been captured
bv mob and was being taken our
% be lyrched For a time il APP
reared there was danger Of "ace
riot, but the military police took tae
situation in hand. and AZ midnight
everything was quiet and most Of the
soldiers in quarters, end GORDON OF
,entrics thrown around the camp. win
orders to arrest and hold all stI'a%-
g]ers. .
The trouble started when Jim Long,
negro chauffeur, wa> arrested on
the charge OF running into a "hlFe
y,oman with his automobile. Lon"
was docketcd at the police station
and released on bond, but the negro
:.ol3ier, heard that a soldier is being
taken out to be lynched.' and started
ont TO rescue their comrade. AS
the soldiers started through the
streets they we're joined By others,
until there we're several hundreds Of
them
Military police went to the center
cf the disturbance and sent about
seventy Of the soldiers 20 headq'jar-
ters for Interrogation. They were
!. ter sent 20 camp under guard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Autumn Festival.

A delightful supper will be serv-
ed in the American Garden, at the
Festival to be given in Lyceum Hal
next week for the benefit of the l.y-
ceum rebuilding fund. Change Of
menu every evening, prepared by
the best Of cooks. This booth will re
presided over by the Daughters of
Isabella. with Mrs. NJ. R. O'Sullivan,
in charge. assisted by the following
ladies: Madame Joseph Gates. James
Baync. R. n. Roland. Windsor De-
maine. John Dwyer. J. West. Geo
Kimbell. Geo. Keegan, J. A. Nugent
J. Edmonds. T. Dyson, II. Griffith
y. Roland. 6. p Devaughn. ] Bet
tis, l.. Watkins. f. A. German
Misses. A. Burley. A. Ige. l.. Moore
r. Davis, f. Collum. u Roland. Z
Stoncstreet. VI. Crcegan. Y. Downey
H Steiner. +. Travers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
BIG CLASS INITIATION.
Oriental Lodge. Knights Of pythias,
Arranging for an Interesting Meet
ing Next Tuesday Night.

Oriental Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
;s making special arrangements for
holding class initiation in Rathbone
Memorial Temple, $40 Cameron street,
oil next Tuesday night. The ludgc
will meet on this occasion at $50
o'clock.
The rank of Knight will be confer
.ed upon large number Of Esquires
by the degree team of Syrlcusans
Lodge, Of Washington, d. e.. The
degree team will come to AlcXsndria
IN costume and will be met ut the
upper end Of King street by the mem
bers Of Oriental Lodge. and escorted
tr the temple on Cameron sect
Oriental Lodge has ARRANGED 10
hold their regular cOnr"n7'an early
in the evening, ut the close o. which,
lnicr the command Of Captain VIM.
Martin. the members will prOce"'l tn
.he place o. arrival nf the Washing
ton Pythiuns. E. K. Boyer. J.. q.
Sullivan ard S. E. Norris. the COM
mttcc in charge of the arrangen 'u.s,
arc working diligently to make this
Il gala occasion in. the history or Or
!ental Lodge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
RyRD ACCEPTS FUEL POST.
Will Direct Work in Virginia For
DR.. Garfield.

w Ill
DR.. Garfield.
Washington, Nov. State Sena-
tor Harry Flood Byrd, of Winchester
after a conference yesterday WITH
the Federal Fuel Administrator Tor
mally accepted the post OF fuel AT
ministrator for Virginia. Senator
gvrd came to Washington with MS
father, United States District Attor'
reyy Richard Evelyn Byrd, and with
him, Senator Martin and Congress
man Harrison called at DR.. Car"
fields office and discussed IN tdet'"
the fuel situation%in Virginia :.
In order to accept the nos.tlon'
which carries no salary, 2lr. by:l
must arrange for leave of absence
from his many business enterprises
ir the valley. He will make his
headquarters in Richmond. senate:
Byrd is only 2S years old and is the
Youngest State fuel administrator
He was highly recommended fer the
post by Governor Stuart, of Virginia
In addition to managing the Win
chester Evening Star, Mr.. R!rd i
president of the Winchester Coo
Storage Company and of the Vale!
| Turnpike Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
BRUMBAUGH AT CAMP LEE.
Pennsylvania Governor Reviews Kew
stone State Selects.

Petersburg, Va. Nov. 9.--GoveI
nor BGumbaugh, of Pennsylvania,
and staff arrived at Camp Lee yes.
terday morning. They were met by
the Second Battalion Of the Three
Hundred and Nineteenth Pennsylvania
Regiment of infantry, Major Baird
commanding. The battalion, headed
bv the recimental band, escorted the
visitors through the grounds occu-
pied by the Pennsylvania troops and
later 1000 troops from the keystoI'e
State were reviewed and addresseu
by Governor Brumbaugh. who was
introduced by Brighten. Floyd NJ Z.
Bratt.
The Governor was received with a
big ovation. He told the troops that
thev came from a fighting race aaa
were expected to do their part Or
the battle field promising them th2;
those at home would furnish Their
with every comfort.
At the close of Governors Brun1'
baurh's address 'The Stars an1
Stripes Will Wave in Berlin" was
suny and the band played The Star
Snaneled Banner" and The Ma
seillaise.
Governor Brumbaugh inspected tw'
Of the barracks of the Pennsylvani;
troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

The American steamship Rochester
was torpedced and sunk on November
, Four sailors are known 70 have
lost their lives N the sinking Of the
Rochester. One boat with the seq
ond mate and thirteen men * miss
ing. The captain and tTenty-cw"
men have been landed at Bu.crana
One lifeboat with nine Survivors
reached Rossport. in the County OF
Mayo. Ireland, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Jistakine United States cISto

AIstaking United States Customs
1,sn.ctor Runscy FOR cowboy led
r. miscarriage Of plans to cross into
N.xica near I.cra,lo. Texas. yes
.orlav of Lieut. Hans Berg and
7 ;.ut Alfred IoeSchner, who on DC
tober ~ escaped with ten other Ger
mans from the internment camp a.
Fort Mcpherson. Ga. Both E,en are
1;nder military guard at Fort Nc
Intogh. Laredo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
SUFFER HEART MALADf.
Cigarettes Found to be Contributing
Factor 10 New Disease.

..SolIiers heart" the newest malay
of the trenches, i caused partly BY
excessive smoking OF cigarettes. Al
ter careful inquiry into the subject
the medical research committee M
renorsed that cigarettes are a COL
tributory fac,sr' to the disease. En
animation OF scores Of soldiers sui :
fering from soldiers heart" co.!
vinced the investigators that heavy
smoking superindrees II. The msi-
ady is characterized by abnormal
blood pressure and pulse rats. 1tis
uerpous tension of men III Iis
trenches is. alotder factor. cae NJ
vestigators found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
FORFEITED HIS COLLATERAL
Leaves Twenty Dollars After Having
Been Charged With .tSsaultin% a
pnli~anao

Theodore Lloyd. colored. wa mr..
re.ted yesterday on the charge Of as
saulting a policeman. He LETT &21
collateral for his appearance in the
Police Court this morning, l"t failed
to be present at nine o'c'oSk and
forfeited the same l.lovd ana his
brr Their. it will be remem5cr.'i, rc>is :
ed and fought the officers "l:o wc",
called into the colored Odd r ,."s
uall on the night OF Octobc! s:h.
This was the only case on the dock.
ct Of the Police Court this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Alexandrians Buy s5O5.650 Worth "f
The Second Liberty Loan Bonds
Over Five Hundred Women Invest

The maximum amount of Second
Liberty Loan bonds allotted to the
c;tv of Alexandria was s496,S20, and
the total amount subscribed for was
$5O5,650.
There were l452 individual suh-
scribers, of which 55l were women.
The latter bought bonds to the value
Of SS6,55O.
From the above it will be seen that
Alexandria people purchased $3.50
worth of bonds more than was allotted
70 them 1t was a good work well
done and :, credit to the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

His legs crushed between th2 floors
of a freight elevator and the SHAFT
in New York, William Mcdonald re-
cciyed the last rites of the CathoE:
church while hanging head down
ward in midair. Mcdonald s near
death. To administer the rites.
Father J. W. Cunningham was hoist
ed three floors in fire department
life net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

passenger train en- route from
chihuahua city to Juarez was at
tackled BY Eillista bandits near Co..
raj, according to reports reaching
FL Paso yesterday afternoon, and
practically all of the guard Of fifty
soldiers aboard were reported killed !.
The attack occurred early yesterday
oorninp. Passengers were robbed
ns all yaluables and many lost their
clothing as we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Notice.

Washington Memorial Lodge OF
Perfection No. I will hold lis re-
gular meeting, Friday, Nov. 8. 1911,
at 7:30. All members and visitor;
are invited to be present. lmWediate-
ly after the close Of the lodge, Ran
dolph Chapter 40 3, Knights Rose
Croix. will confer the fifteenth de-
gree. 265-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Daaih Notice.

Died, Nov I, 1917, Sarah 4.
Thornton, at PaSsaic, :. J. Funeral
will be held in Alexandria, an
noun.ement Of which will be made
later. 2b3-lI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
,nn can huv home made

You can buy homemade cakes
and pies of all kinds tomorrow a.
Mrs Thomas Simpsons, 422 Queen
street. The sale will begin at 5 q.
M and continue all day and will be
for the benefit Methodist Protestant
cl,rcb class No. ,. 269-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

The iniatory degree will be confer
red upon nine candidates at the meet
ing of Potoma: Lodge of Odd Fellows
tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

The Dutch supper served at the
Ann Lee Memorial Home last night
attracted d large crowd. Autumn
leaves were used with excellent taste
in the decorations of the tables and
an especially good supper was pro-
yided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09
Notice.

New classes in Shorthand Type
writing and kindred subjects will be
started in the Alexandria High
school on Monday. November 10.
c. f. Bandy. Head Coml Dept.
26a-lt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

The alarm of fire about 2:30
o'clock this afternoon was caused BY
the burning of rubbish on Princess
street, near Pitt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

Three candidates will be initiated
by Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows
this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

Salt Voter and Potomac Oysters,
I Brill. No. 2. King street. Phone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

Miss Rachel Travers, daughter Of
Aupustas and Annie Travers of this
CITY. and Ernest f Squires. 4 SOL
dier stationed at the St..Asaph mill
tary camp. whose home is ut Airing
ton. Vermont, were married last
evening at the parsonage of the
Methodist Episcopal church south,
h Rev. F.. V. REGISTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-09

The Seventh Day -Adventists will
hold their usual services Saturday af-
ternoon from two to four o'clock in
the Odd Fellows Hall on North Co.
lumbus street. Elder R. +. Harter,
the President of the conference, will
nreach at three o'clock. Elder F. E.
Gibson. the pastor, extends a cordial
invitation to all to be present.