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HELP WANTED-Alalc
HELP Notwithstanding

WANTED, two experienced
cashiers for lunch room; sal
airy SIS per month, board and
room. Apply Hotel Richmond.
WE still need a good many
young ladies' in all Of our va
rious departments. Good pay
and steady work. Apply Allen
& Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
WANTED. hrst-class woman pastry cook,
white or colorcd: steady position and good
salary to the right party. Richmond Cafe
terra. seventh and Franklin Streets.
WANTED. on IA farm near Warren. Va. n
1uie,. elderly woman as cook. house
Keeper for lad? and gentleman. who at
present occupy cottage ,nc estate. In
dependent position and liberal wages Ref
"renCcs required ana given. Address Mir.
ALeXander Robertson. Warren. Va
WASTED. 20 experienced girls TO make
paper boxes: also beginners. Apply Poh-
liz Bros: TM.nty ftth and Franklin Streets.
WANTED, at once. capable maid TO cook
and clean for sinal! family. Apply The
hrdellc. third apartment. 1906 Monument
Avenue. Phone Boulevard 2Tss-W
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACToRS.

CQNEKETE KUAD CpNSTkuCTION.
OF c. T. Moran. city clerk. at Charlottes-
VILE. Va. until IL o'clock at noon. Saiur-
day, July :. 1917, for the construction Of a
concrete pavement on the Free Bridge
Road In Albemat!e County. and. In part
In the city Of Charlottesville. a distance OF
uppro Nimutrly 1000 feet.
Plans may be seen and Speci fiCat tons and
forms for proposal secured at the Office OF
The city manager OF charlottcs vile Va
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NOTlCES--l,eCaI,

To the creditors Of ANNE McDON-
NELL. co-partner with b. WENZELL.
trading under the firm name of THE
BLACK SHOP" and individually, Of
Richmond. in the County of Hcnrico.
and district aforesa id-Bankrupt:
18th day of June, A. D. 1917. the said
ANNE MCDONNELL. trading AS afore-
said, and individually. was duly adjud-
meeting of her creditors viii he n"lu va
my Office Rooms lllS-lll9 Mutual
Bldg. Richmond. Va. on the 10Th DAY
OF JUNE, y. u. 1917. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint n trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June 10 1917
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS COM.
PANY.
Richmond. Va. June s. 1917
At meeting OF the board OF directors
OF this COMPANY. held this day. the reeu' ar
quarterly dividend OF per cent was ,e-
ciared upon its capital stock. payable July
=. 1917. to stockholders of record AZ close
OF business juno -. 1917. Checks will Do
mailed.
n. J. WIII.INGHAM. JR.
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The directors OF this company have de-
clared quarterly dividend of per cent
payable on and after July .. 1917. 10
w. II. SLAUGHTER Secretary
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at 6 p. y

we will offer the above mentioned
house and lot for sale on the promises,
This dwelling is we'll planned. CON
tains twelve rooms, besides pantry.
Kitchen, two bath rooms and servants
rooms. and heated by hot-air furnace
The proximity of this property TO Broad
Street, with the prospect OF its being
used for business purposes in connec-
ton with stores on Broad Street, rem
ders IL an attractive investment There
Is also on these premises a large two
story brick garage. supplied with wa
ter. and two servants rooms on sec
ond floor.
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Terms: one-third cash, balance at six
twelve and eighteen months, or longer
II desired. or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser. Inspection OF premises
can he made by appointment
II. SELDOM TAYLOR Il SON
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CHURCH NOTICES

SERVICES every sunday morning CITY
=, H"ms chapel. n, 1875. Meeting led 10y
MrS. John Edwards Come and bring a
friend; Meeting held 3jo5 NJ Stree, every
sunday evening At $3.50 O'clock and every
Tuesday night. These meetings are for the
uphuildinS of the children of God Come
and help us. Led by Mrs. John Edwards.
Come and learn more about our God.
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THAT ATTRACTIVE, wELL-RuILr
AND - Il S | y Bl.Y LOCA T f. D
THREE STORY, DETACHED DWI!I. :
LING NO. 212, NORTH SIDE OF
WEST GRACE STREET BETWE ZEN
: + + F !; II son AND NJ DISO n
STREETS. LOT 33xl5O FEET TO \
PUBLIC ALLEY,
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ELECTRIC Wireinen and IinesIren wanted.
Apply Brggs Engineering Co, CantonNeEt
camp. PETERSBURG. Va. Monday morning.
Res
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By SHEA & * EGG AN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

BY request Of the owner, who intends
to sell. we will, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 90, 1917.
At Is O'Clock =. NJ.
offer the above dwelling. which con-
tains all conveniences, including hot
water heat. combination gas and cleo
trio fixtures and very deep lot This
will afford an opportunity for some one
10 get nice home OF easy terms Lis
ten at them. Assume a trust deed for
$500, due June 9. 1920; pay $500 cash,
$500 in one Cd year, and the balance
in two co years. Or all in cash.
SHEA e KEEGAN,
Auctioneers.
The above sale postponed on account
Of rain until Friday. June %, at the
same hour
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PRESSMAN. combination cylinder and job
pressman for small plant turning out
high-ciass work. L. 252, care T!mes-D!s-
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DEATHS

EIEE-DIeI ruGd.nIy Thursday ,, $50
p 81. HENRY a. HARE; IN the sixty
third OF his age. II" !eaNes mo
oaurhters Mrs james =. Sanders ana Miss
Ethel Hare and one brother. Ch.1!es j. Is.
Funeral from linton station Church SUI
DAY AFTEESOO:. Ir,eTmcUt IN Oak
IIiMTEIE.--Died. Thursday, June u, at
r. 81. at the residence u + / Gi!inan.
5le West Grace Street. THOMAS GILMAN
LCMPklS, In his toriy-siHth year. re
leaves the following to mourn his loss: hts
brother. W. r. LunpEin. o: Ashland. Va.
and Two sisters, Alrs r. b Wallace. OF
s,uarts Draft. Va and Mrs. X =. "!!H'a"'
" Fumerai from the old homo. near Ash
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HELP WANTED-Professional

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau. Box sea
. kiGhmond Va: Wishes to enroll teachero
ern States Established 1888. Reliable ser
vice. Testimonials copied. Write 4.
w. cridlin. Pres: Walton Hall Mgr
SITUATION WANTED-ProfessIo
POSITION wanted ~ an, experienced
from Washington and Ice University; also
graduate student AZ Columbia University.
New York. TO coach backward. pupils during
simmer. ID 500. care Tir,es- Dis patch
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WANTED. FIRST-CIASS AUTOMOBILE
MEGHA%lGs WITH =, o% $; y: Z, BE
NEED APPLY. A%D NOT But SOBER.
COURTEOUS And EEERGETIc. GOOD
SALARIES TO RIGHT PARTIES. COBCRE
MOTOR SALES CORPORATIONS. 52l EAST
MAIN STREET.
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WANTED. at once Coatmaker. Must
he first class Workman. Apply 4. y.
Tahronis. l23 royihress Street. Hopewel
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AUCTION SALE

BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR e son,
Real Estate Auctioneers
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST ION terrier white with black spots.
hoh tai. Reward II returned 10 1905 Nc
DonouEh Street. Call Madison 3Sis-J.
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WANTED help on dairy farm. W. a.
stockton. Blackstone. Va.
Manitoba gentleman who ~ restless
nights wants attendant who is fond OF
reading aloud. |. 26i. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-Furnished Flats

WANTED. by September !. strictly mod
ern furnished nat for one year or onge
by young couple: West End pre!-rreL
State full particulars a0T. care Times
Dispatch
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd Houses

months: eight rooms. Two baths. ;hre
porches. large lawn; splendid location
Rent. 800. Address Miss b. W. I.andes
Siaunton. Va.
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IcdUInK NILUkI. 7. 20 y NHT { hits I1LSpHlCf.
WASTED, good farmer: married man
preferred. Good references required.
Good home Tor good man. Address reply
a BOZ. Tim Is. DisnhlCl.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

LOOk-Eye.l asse $50 ectacles-LOOK
e. X. FISHER. Q. c.. Second and Ciav
street. EyesIGht SpeCialist. Madison asa
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SODA dispenser for small town. Must DO
polite TO trade and hustler Salary. ST.
week Drug Store. care Times Dispatch.
DIE sinkers and trimmer die makers;
steady work at good wages 10 competent
perience and references (trouOleD. Address
Box So, Detroit Mich.
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HELP WANTED-Aiale
LABORERS WANTED

WE need several !aborers. Apply ready
for work Montague SfS. Co. Broad
nd
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Hartford Items.

Correspondence of the Record, July 16
We are needing rain quite bad in
this vicinity.
Gottlieb Grenz, Jr. has his nice big
barn completed.
Mr.. Buck and family were callers at
Mr.. Lonwell's Monday evening.
Mr.. Grenz is putting up hay on his
son Godfrey's place and is stopping
at Cameron Chamlcy's shack.
Mr.. T. J. Richardson and family
went to Bismack Tuesday. They took
their son Earl 10 an eye specialist.
Miss Laura Buck will teach the Cay
ton school No. 2 next term and her
brother Charley will teach the Woal
school.
A week ago last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert O'Donnald and Mr.. and Mrs. OFT
visited with Mr.. Mausehund and fam
lily.
Mr.. Longwell, wife and son, also
Cameron Chamley and Oscar Kettel-
sterdt enjoyed eating ice cream and
strawberries with Mr.. Jarvis and fam
lily one evening last week.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
0mie Offerings.

Correspondence of the Record, July 16
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson were Lin
/ ton visitors last Friday.
Mrs. J. I. Wells entertained several
gusts at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. G. G. Palmer is able to be
around again after her recent illness
Mrs. Geo. Grogan is at one of the
Bismarck hospitals receiving medical
treatment.
Farmers have begun to make hay.
The James brothers have several large
stacks put up.
p. T..Ma!one has gone to Jordan,
Mimi, to take mud baths at the Mud
Baden Institute.
Several loads of berry pickers jour
neyed toward Beaver Creek the fore
part of the week for June berries.
J. l. Wells and several farmers in
that community are having phones
put in their residences connecting
them with Linton.
The bridge builders finished their
work on the town line Thursday, fold
ed their tent and moved to the High
land district Friday forenoon.
Mr.. CLANCY has force of men and
teams, assisted by the Elwess tractor
grading up to the culverts and bridge
across Clear Creek so the public will
soon have the right of way again.
Mrs. Dobson and daughters, Lilah
and Laura, left for their home in S.
D. last Friday after two weeks visit
with Albert Dobson and family. A
farewell party was held at the Dobson
home the evening before the dparture.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Temvik Talk.

Correspondence of the Record, July 16
We understand the boys ate ice
cream last evening at Frank Foell's
expense. Wonder why?
Some of our progressive farmers
have invested in silo filters, as car
load was unloaded here last week.
Anton Larson went to St. Paul with
car of hogs Tuesday morning. We
did not learn who shipped with him.
The street is being graded north
from the bank to the section line.
This will make good cutoff to get
into town.
Hal Steadman has returned from
st. Paul where he went with car Of
stock. He seems we'll satisfied with
prices received.
Orthmeyer & Koon are unloading a
car of coal today to keep their furnac-
es going this coming winter. They
are taking no chances with their coal
supply.
Yesterday was certainly a fine day
for joy riding and all our townspeople
who owned an auto took advantage of
the fine weather. The roads would be
hard to improve upon just now.
Chas. Dewitt took trip to Day
county, s. D., Saturday afternoon, re-
turning Sunday night. He reports
seeing scmc A No. l crops all along
his route down to Roscoe, thence east
through Aberdeen.
Mrs. A. D. Linderman and little
Hattie were in town Monday. She
reports the crops looking fine and thai
she has fine garden. Had lots o.
strawberries as Mr.. Linderman hat
arranged to water the garden from thu
water tank. They did not feel the DIR!
spell.
Matt Reich's little girl met will
what might have been a serious acct
dent while riding horse to town. Fri
day morning. AS she came by tn
stock yards dog ran out and fright
ened the horse which SHE'D sideways
throwing her to the ground. Luckily
no bones were broken and no serios in
jury was incurred.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Hague Happenings

Correspondence of the Record, July 16
The Milwaukee line is passing the
weed-burner over the road.
Peter Keller from Strasburg was a
guest at Valentine Keller's Sunday.
Mr.. Franz Wolf, from Hague, spent
day with friends at Hillsview the last
week.
Magdalena Weber left Friday for
her work as nurse in the Bismarck
Hospital.
Conrad Erck came from his farm at
Undertake to spend Sunday with his
family here.
Cashier w. ]. Setback of the First
State Bank was Strasburg visitor
Sunday morning.
Banker S. A. Fischer stepped of the
train Saturday from Strasburg and
Sundayed in Hague.
/ Magdalena Amundsen is enroute to
Van Couver, B. c. to make a stay for
some time with her sisters.
Miss Elizabeth Hit and Master
Thomas Hit took the train for short
visit with friends at Aberdeen.
Vetter and Bosch shipped two car
loads of cattle to South s. Paul Sat-
urday. Mr.. Bosch accompanied the
cars.
Christ. Saenger took Wendelin
Scherr and Julius Schatz to Isabel, s.
D., where the latter two are engaged
in haying.
Josie Amundsen, is seen on the
streets now and then, other times
transacting business at Eureka OF
Strasburg.
w. j. Hall who has been with us fol
over a week assisting at the Milwau.
kee depot, is now acting in the same
capacity at Strasburg.
Sahli e. Fischer received car OF
headers, mowers and rakes, which
keep them busy assembling the i'm
plements for the coming harvest.
Joe HUM has gone back to hi,
farm at Timberlake, S. D., to look af
ter his farming interests. His family
will follow him in the near future.
The Linton Bridge and Construction
Co. while engaged near town last weel
spent the evenings in town before re
turning to camp to retire for the night
Thursday was an unlucky day fol-
some of the farmers on the Herreit
way. A thunder shower that visited
them brought such heavy hail thai
some grain was completely ruined
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Some Of the farmers who suffered are
Jacob Fuehrer, John Pudwill, Winten-
hn,rvo, orrv ooJ Rc,,ckL

Some Of the farmers who suffered are
Jacob Fuehrer, John Pudwill, Winten-
berger, Lang and Berreth.
Rochus Ell from Harvey is visiting
with his father here. Rochus says
that the crop prospect about his home
town is very unfavorable on account
of drought and the hot winds.
Mrs. Gertrude Meyer and daughter
Margruite, and Mrs. Marian Schmidt
from Aberdeen who spent the week
with friends and relatives in Hague,
returned to their homes Saturday.
The townspeople under the super
vision of Peter Hulm did fine work on
the streets in filling in the low places,
and making the west approach to town
more presentable and agreeable to the
travelling public.
Frank Sahli brought Adam Fischer
to DR.. Grace at iceland Tuesday. He
had bad indisposition for the last
two weeks and DR.. Grace prescribed
for him. John Fischer and H. b.
Kiefer went along.
Sebastian Schweitzer had bad fall
one day this week. While trying to
get the carrier on his hay sling work.
ing in his new barn, he lost his grip
and fell to the bare floor. Mr.. Schweit-
ger had his shoulder out of joint and
was unconscious nearly twenty-four
hours. He was brought to the doctor
at Ashley Immediately after the &C.
cident.
The picnic last Sunday under the
auspices of the Hague Brass Band
proved to be such success tina. it was
voted to have such an outing occasion.
ally. The Band expresses its appre.
citation to all that so ably assisted to
make things pleasant. Everybody
was liberal in offering the service Of
their autoes in transporting the people
from town to the picnic place. It il
q treat to the townspeople to get out
and enjoy the selubrious country air
and sit under the shade and fruit trees
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Wsstield Whispers

Correspondence Of the Record, July 16
Read the Record, get the dope.
We are having nice weather for the
crops nowadays.
Bert Van Beck lost his dog. Any
one seen puppy, puppy with the green
neck tie?
no July 8, a Mr.. O'Connor spoke at
Westfield spoke for the benefit of
southern college.
Henry Dornbush left for South Da-
kota last week to pay visit to his
dad-in-law. He went via the Ford
route.
On July 18th Mr.. K. De Young from
Iowa spoke at Westfield also in behalf
Of college, also canvassing the West
field country to help the school along.
Mr.. w. Rodenburg is seriously i'll at
his home with erysipelas. DR.. Schock-
ey Of Pollock is treating him. Mr..
Rodenburg is an early settler and q
friend to everybody. We all wish him
q speedy recovery.
Gerrit Dornbush is chief cook and
bottle washer now while his brother
Henry is gone to South Dakota. Or.
anges for breakfast, weenies for din
ner, and beans for supper. That's the
way he goes, "Pop goes the weasel"
M. c. Rypkema returned Sunday a
week ago from Forbes, N. D., where
he spent few days with friend.
He went by auto and reports that
crops look 80 per cent better out here.
He said he is also we'll satisfied with
Emmons county for it it hard to beat.
Glad to hear it, Mart.
Thursday, July 18th, we had a had
hail storm. Some farmers were COM
pletely wiped out, others half and
some were not touched at all. Ar
: near as the writer could find out the
following were completely wiped out:
Mrs. Ellen Huisenga, Ed. Complain
w. Rodenburg, s. Dornbush, and A
Indt Welt, all of Westfeld.. We un-
derstand it took strip about and q
half miles wide. It is hard luck fol-
the ones who had total loss for we
had no crop last year.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
QUIET AGAIN REIGNS
At CHINESE CAPITAL
Republicans Take Last Of Imperial
Forces At Pskins-chanp Hsun
fioes to Refuno.

Washington, July ia Chinese 10
cation dispatch from Picking said that
quiet had been restored in the capital
after battle in which the monarch.
LIST troops Of General Chang Hsun
were overwhelmed by Republican
forces.
The Republican victory was com.
plete. the dispatch said. the last con-
tingents Of Chang Hsun's men having
been forced to surrender. The mon
archist general himself was reported
. refugee In the Dutch legation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19
Checking the Dentist.

The next time we get bill from
our dentist. whom we esteem fully
as highly as we possibly could esteem
any dentist. We are going to send 1t
back with a request that he itemize
ii. showing how much of the time we
are charged with was devoted to work
and how much to conversation.-Co-
lu,nbus TO- journal.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-07-19

Coming: A .Swarzman, European
eye specialist, of Sioux City, Iowa.
Eyes carefully examined and glasses
correctly fitted. All work guaran-
teed. Will be at Home Hotel on Fri.
day, July 2Oth.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-12-10
Delaware Soldiers
HURT IN EXPLOSION
Water Canteen Bursts at
Camp McClellan--More
Men in Aviation Corps
MEN CONTINUE
TARGET PRACTICE

CAMP MCCLELLAN. ANNIsToN. Ala
Dec. iO-Two Delaware nfsnirymen
are in ihe hospital suffering from in
iurios received when cantecn nlled
with water exploded In one Of The tent
stoves in the quarantine camp oi ile
ilith Infantry Regiment. They ere PIT
Yates William Stoenbergs aud Adam
Tapacy, both OF Company ], il'ih ID
fantry.
In the explosion tho stove was blown
to pieces and tho tent razed. steenhere
snd Tapacy were badly cut by ilylne
fragments OF steel.
The ii3th Infantry continued US TAR
got practice today. Battery A, OF tasl
Orange. and Battery d. Of Atlantic City
il2th Heavy Field Artillery, viii con-
tinue their artillery practice in the hills
tomorrow.
More men are gong into the aviation
corps. Among them are Privates bur
well n. Straiton, Company l., 10Th In
fantry: John w. AlalloD, Company H.
10th Infantry. Charles Lamb, Troop
3. Military Police and Color Sergeant
Charles +. ODonnell, attached ii6th In
faniry. Privole Wilsted paperty oi
Truck Company, No. I. i0ith ammuni-
ton train. has been transferred TO the
iiith machine gun battalion.
Company e. Of the iOith field signal
battalion, a Jersey City organization
originally, has a new man in Corporal
Harry Mariner, who was transferred
there from Company b. ii6th Infantry
Evening journal., 1917-12-10
REVO-UTIONISIS WIN
NOW IN PORTUGAL

MADRID. Dec. io.--Information has
been received by the Portuguese Le-
cation in Madrid connrmatory Of prev
ious advices that the revolutionary
movement in Portugal has been sue
cossful.
According to the legations informa-
ton, the Government under Premier
Costa has been thrown from power
and Or sidonio Paes, formerly Portu-
guese Minister TO Germany. has been
named Pl csidcnt Of q provisional gov
erument.
A Lisbon despatch says:
The Government after three days
nghting, in order 10 avoid further
bloodshed and dlscord in the army. de-
cided 10 conccde the resignation Of
the Ministry, which was the cief de-
mand Of the revolulionlsts who were
led by Or. Sidonio, Paos and Colonels
Seares Branco and Alvos Rogadas. II
is reported that Alfonso Costa, the
former Premier, has been arrester at
Guarda.'
Evening journal., 1917-12-10
EAsTLAKE REVIVAL CLOSES

one Of the largest crowds that has
attended the meetings Of tho Nygren
evangeistic party in Eastlake Presby-
terian Church was out last night. "Splr-
ltual Resurrection" was the eyangelists
morning subject, and in the evening ho
preached on "The Birth Of a Nation
Tho evangelist made some remarks at
tho closing service TO the effect that
the campaign had been very successful
and ne was very grateful 10 the con-
gregalion and others who have made 1t
nosslblc The Rev Henry Cunningham
also made remarks OF a similar ma
turc.
The evangelist will hold revival
meetings al Union Church in JanU-
ary
Evening journal., 1917-12-10
JOSEPH MORGAN. JR.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Dec i0--,ioseph
Morgan, Jr., a native Of Philadelphia,
for years chief craftsman Of the Phoe-
nix Iron Company. phoenixvillc, and
chief engineer Of the Edge Moor Iron
Company, but resident Of Johnstown
since, 1879, died here yesterday. As
consulting engineer OF the Cambrai
Steel Company and as a member OF
mechanical and mining societies and
the United States Naval Institute, he
was widely known. lie served in the
Civil War.