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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
Sontl, Carolina COmc.tO.Sunday. School
Day.

Sunday Schools Of all dcnominat ions
in South Carolina arc expecting to
observe Sunday, February llth, as
South Carolina Comc-to- Sunday
School Day" The officials call for
this day was issued by the South Caro-
lima sunday School Association and
endorsed by officials Of the State and
by the leaders of the various dcnom-
nations; and, In addition, the States
Of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and
Arkansas Will observe the same day.
The purpose of the day Is to get as
many people as possible to attend Sun
day School on this occasion, interest
them in the Sunday School and Bible
study, and give opportunity to all, who
will, to become regular members Of
the Sunday School. Everybody in
Sunday School on February 11th---If
you're not there you'll be lonesome,
is the slogan.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
NEXT LYCEUM NUMBER.
willard GoltOn, Entertainer, WiM Ap.
pear nj OperN House Thursday Night


William Gordon, entertainer, will
be the next attraction Of the local ly-
ceum, appearing here tomorrow night,
Jan. 18th in the Opera House. The
performance will commence promptly
at Sis o'clock.
The name Of this distinguished on
tcrtaincr is familiar to thousands Of
patrons Of the lyceum in nearly every
state in the union where, for many
years, he has been appearing before
representative audiences in an enter
tanmcnt so unique and original as to
place II in a class by itself. Present.
ing, as he does, program of widely
different features, he is able 10 de-
light alike people OF all tastes and
stations i'm life, employing at the same
time material that IS unmistably
wholesome. Throughout his entire en-
tcrtainment there is something to see
as well as to hear.
The special features of this enter
tainmcnt are: Clay Modelling, Fabric
Pictures, Crayon Sketches and Car
toons, COStumed Characterization,
lmpersonations OF Noted Men.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
SALE PRICES
ARE CASH

her friend, Miss Walsh, spent the
weekend with her parents at Tylcrs-
Vile.
Mr.. Geo. Frady and family have
moved to Gray Court, where they will
make their home.
The Rev. G. II. Harley filled his reg
ular appointment at this place Sunday
morning at II o'clock. The sermon
denoted much thought. and made a
pleasing impression on the large con-
grcgation present.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bolt Of Grccnville, was
the weekend guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. w. G. Brownlee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
OYSTER SUPPER Ar OWINGS.



On Friday evening at } o'clock the
Mems Bible Class Of Owings gave an
oyster supper and other refreshments
to the men and ladies Of the commun-
ity. This occasion proved most en-
joyablc one to all present. The speak
ing was Of a high order beisg very
much to the point as regards Sunday
School work. The first speaker of
the evening, after Mr.. Wilson had
made some Introductory remarks, was
Mr.. p. w. Moore. The next speaker
was Mr.. Jas. RI. Sullivan. Both of
these gentlemen gave some helpful
reasons for attending Sunday School
and some Good effects Of the adult
Bible classes.
After the oysters We're served the
following toasts were given: "Owings'
by r. IT, Wilson; "Our Glass" by p.
w. Moore; "The Men In Sunday
School, by Rev. Mr.. Harley
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
DI.ALS NEWS.

Dials, Jan ljA death that caused
much sadness throughout this COM
munity was that Of Miss Irene Godfrey
which occurred in a hospital at Hen
dersonvillc, y. c., TO which place the
young girl had been rushed from her
home in Tuxedo, y. c., for an opera
ton for appendicitis. The young girl
never recovered from the operation.
Wednesday the body, accompanied by
loved ones and friends from Tuxedo,
arrived on the noon train the inter-
ment taking place in the Dials ccmc-
terry surrounded by a concoursc Of sor-
rowing friends. The services were
conducted by the Rev. G. II. Harley.
Miss Godfrey was the second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Godfrey She
was about seventeen years Of age, a
girl Of sweet Christian character, be-
loved by all who knew her. She is
survived by her parents, two sisters,
several brothers and wide family
connection. The sympathy OF the en-
tire community go out to the bcrcavcd
ones.
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H.,
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woanosa,y vir nor no,hcr urs |,
g p,o,,,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-17
Measuring Party.

There will be a measuring party at
Oakville schoolhouse Friday night,
Feb. 9th. delicious supper will be
served free to all who are measured.
The public Is cordially invited.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

llrlahe besieIben 5lt reoen. 3uerlt
beiBt es: 2oihen!
gus amerifoniihe giirger babell
mir bieiem 2anOe 5reue geidmoren,
uno oieie Grene iDollen uno miiIIcrl
mir ouh fernerbin belpeiien. 8Ir
mi.iien uns ouh in Die anterifaniide
Sohloge gelpiIienbaft bineinbellfen,
unb ooB rnter bielen llmitonoen Der
gefiirhtete uno tief beoauerlid]e slb-
brud Der ge5ieblGugen folgen muBte.
glmerifos ipo1re (riht eingebiloetcl
Gbre muB uniere iein oos Sternen-
banner iiber 6en1 Sbpar8-lpeiB-rot
flattern. @ir fonnen unb 6iirfer niht
9iireer ameier 2droer iein.
Gin ein5iees i1nbeoahtes Wort TT,
Der Site oes @efehtes" eelprohen,
mag Die ihlinnlten GoIeen baben.
llno ner feinen Dumb niht balte,
fann, gebe Der Befabr aus bern megc!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08
&rie9 ptcr tSricbcn?
2eutbab uno bic Ser Staaen entifoien ale nDtige ebug
per1aeioen - 9erets uee Spfer Der glofaoeg'ote. -
8Dtldafter 8erntorf freies Geeite 5ugeldert.
2lmerita ipa fsmttel lieer feline Siie no splootem

ScntidJen Safer sur Slodabe-Rpte
gratnliert babe.
@aibinatuu, s. Sebr. - General
foninl Sraus Supp in Gan 6raueiseu
nnb ieine brei Miiiitenten, &isefuninl
pun Sd)af, aientuant BON Srinfen
nno 6. s. Grumlep, biirfen bic Ser.
Staaten nidDt perlalien. SIRE gitrs'
id)aft unroc auf $4,000 pru Eeriun
erb0bt. Sic muroen befanntlih Der
@eridiuDrnng idilbig bcfnnben, obs
idlon iie lire ltnFhnlb bcteuerten.
yOpp's 9lnmalt fiirdDtet, baF eriterer
bic Wefangnisitr antrcten mnR.
Ste glbfabrt bcs amcritaniidJen
Gaiiasieroampfers lvS. 2onis" tit
iuieoer perId)pbeu iuprben.
Ser Sduciser Neiaubte in @aib-
ingtun bat bic 2eifnng Der bentihca
SutidDaft unb aller oentid)en &onit'
late in oielem 2anbe iibernpmmen.
Sine pffeniid)tlidle 2GgcnbepeId,e
BON Copenhagen lpia 2onbun!) be-
iagt, oak ocr amerifantidDe Sotld)afs
fer 8eraro In 9ei1tld)lanb feitgebals
ten perbc, bis Se,ttIdDlaub iiher lei,
bnf Sptit)after gerniturff unb lein
8efolse anfer 0efabr ieien. Gun
8aIbingtuu perialttct iebudl, oGi
Gnelanb iid)eres 8eleit eelpabrt babe,
fails oericlbe nit benz ifanoinapiideu
Sampler rSreSerif VIII" bon He,u
OOrf iiber Gbriitianta, 9tOriueaen, bic
Seimreiie antrGte.
&on Berlin iptrb geutelbet, baf bic
bon benz belttid)eu g9taiber" tit iiS.
amerifaniidlem 8elpaiiern gefaneen
genpmmenen mnD mad, 3eutid)ianb
aebradDten slmerifaner bercits in
Srcibeit geIebt iunrbeu, che Die lebte
Sand,hppt=Nute erlanen >unroe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

@nibiugtun, s. Sebr. - Graiioeui
0illuns Ibbrnd, Der btpluuatiid,eu
gesiebnusen nit 9eutihlanb ipnrbt
seitern num Senat offisiel gntsebei'
Ren. Guersiid) bagegeu ipradDen bis
Senaturen &arbaman (Miiiiiiippt)
airbp uno Morris (GaIifurnia). Sic
erfldrten II. a., oaf Guglanb gcrabe
10 idDnloie iei, iuie 2eutidlauo, nm
Morris beid)ulbigte bic Ser. Staateu
Der oireften llnnentralitdt nnb init,
idmlbtg an Der Gage unb benz ltntet
gang Der - r2niitanla" llnter gleiden
l1mitanben battcu Die Ser. Staaten
basielbe setan. Gie Eflidt Der Ser
Staaten nno Der Imerifaner lei es,
Sd)iffe nno Eaiiagiere aas Der &c.
fabrsone berans5ugalten. Senator
Stuue fritiiierte beIonbers Die 0et,
preIIe nno bic britiidDe ErOpaeanba,
Iu,ute ben pffenitdtlidDen SerInd),
Nmerifa in BEN Srieg sn beten. gE.
bere Senatoren tabelten Die &preiltg.
felt @ilious, obne suerit ben aongreil
81 bcfraaen.
@aibinatpn, Z. tSebr. - Suite ser
amerifaniidDe Eaiiasierbampfer vSt.
2onis" nadp Gnelanb abfabreu, lutro
er fein SealeitIdDiff erbalten, ubidun
oas Hed)t Der Nmerifaner, 81 reiIen,
luenn nnb iuubin tic mOllen, nidpt ans
eetaitct iuerben biirfe. Die bentid,c
Slufabe iuirb nun nenem nls cbnrd)=
ans nngeictlif" erflart.
Stufbolm, s. Sebr. - Nudp Die
idnuebiIdDc 9iegieruna mirb benz @nu.
Ide 8illUus, bic biplpmatiiden 8c-
5iebnngen NIT GcntidDlanO ab5nbrc'
den, nidlt Splge leiIten.
Mericu Gitp, s. tSebr. - Garran5a
6at in 9lbreoe seitellt, baf er Dem
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

2oBt uns ale boffen, bob Der DO
brld) Der ge9enieittgen 8e5iebungen
ben S5rieben bel6leunigt uno oaB Die
furdtloie, etitidloiiene Saltllng Der
3entrolma5te oud1 Die gnterte 5ur
9eitnnung brin8t ebe es 5u ipdt lit.
Iuh i'm menldEiden 2eben bat iih
uflrhtbares ltnsliid@ gor oft als per-
hiillter Segen arlpielen ilno elm ern-
tier streit lpie elm 8eipitter Die 2uft
gefl1rf.
llnb ioIlte Die 8efabr eines arieges
nirflih beralfbeihporen nerben.
oann bat Ser aonareB bas lebte
entiheibenoe @ort 81 reoen. llnb
Damn gilt es, Gil oieIen 5u oppeIlierer,
Inn bas Sdlinnlfte absntpenoen, TO-
lnnae Die tDnhre rationale gbre ,lt,ie,
reg Observation-Disclosures .liht onf benz
Spiele itebt.
9ans Demutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

Sn Ncm Yurf allein babcn an e..
nem Sage mebr ais 800 Seutid)e itdl
NM bas amerifauildle 8iirgerred,t be-
luDrben.
9ie abitdtliden Seidaoigungea
anf internierten bentidDen Sdpiffen
Iollen berartise ietu, bah Geparatn'
ren nidpt inuerbalb ied)s Wpnaten be-
enbct ieiu tDnnen. @illun lit anaebs
lid cutidluHen, bic beutIden Shiffe
inter feinen 1tmitanben sn fpnfissic-
ren nm aud, jeben &e,baht non San"
belspurteilen 5u permeioeu.
Geine Eaile nadD SeutidDlanb mcbr.
sSaIbinetun. - Die slusaabe pun
Eahen nah 9entidDlauS mnrSe pom
Staatsbepartement iuspenoiert. Gine
iueiterc Ginihrdufung Der Eahans.
sabe iol nid)t beabiid)tigt Ie;n. @enn
CeiterreidJ.lluaarn iidD oem Sentid)en
&urgeben anidplieft, meroen andy bas
hin feline Eaile mebr ansgefertist
merben.
2unson, Z. syebr. - Ger britiIhe
Eaiiaaierbampfer california" pun
Der slnd)pr 2inie iunrbe bente an Der
irlanoiidleu Giiitc nerIeuft. Son 215
Eaiiasieren tunrben 100 sercttct. Is
lunrcn feline Mmeritauer an &urh. --
Sie Mercantile Haniaatiun So. madjs
tc bentc befauut, baf tic bis anf Incl.
teres feline HaIiaeiere meBr budlen
iuilroc.
Nadjitcbenbe ,ueitere Sdliffe limb
Cpfcr Der DentIdDen 8lpfabe ge,ppr-
Den:
rGeitra", britiid, 1921 Sonnen;
yGruipn Hpint", britiid), 52tS son+
men; r2prton", Fern, t419 Sonneu;
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08
Stulter1 erfl1ren miro.

Stonten erflaren miro.
gsebl aber lit Die 8efabr porban.
berL oaB ieoen Gag bel uriidii1tslo-
tent" Ealtbbootfrieg Elm iiberetfriger
llfootfiibrer Die ihidialidtperiten Sol
gen berbeifiihren fam. 9as bat Der
,,tSuIIer San" betpieien.
SelbIt oie aniierten tpiiniden an
ideineno niht, oaB Die Ser. gtoaten
Gruppen uno Sdiffe ienben iollcn,
Iie iirto ia ifon 5ufrieoen lpenn ame-
rifa burh @elh0arleben, Veunitions-
ienoungen uin. ouh iueiter ibr gnert-
oollIter 9erbiinbeter" bleibf.
gSas lit Nun lniere Hfliht a!5
oeutlhornerifaniide giirger2
9ieielbe Iiegt flar nnf Der Sano.
3undhIt beiBt es .Waul bnlten.
gorlid,t lit niht 5eiabeit. Benn Jeu-
er ausbridt, lit es nuslos. iiber bic
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

gsaiGingtpner Nahridten snfolge
limb bic Nlliierten gerabesu beitiirst
iiber Die frtegeriid)en Gpr6ereitnngen
Der Ger. staafen. IS beiHt, baf Der
Gintritt berielben in ben arieg id)on
ans bem 0runbe bOdlit nncrniinidlt
mare, lueiI bann bic Wer. Gfaaten ale
5inansael6er, 2ebensmittel, Rmni-
tim nlm. ielbcr branden nnb nidjt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

perienoen f6nnten. Nnker0fm ipiirbe
es minbeifcns Elm Sabr oanern, ebe
oie Der. Gtadfen I'M Gtanbe iu6rrn,
nit Sdliffen nnb 9rnbpen IN ben
Qrieg einsnareifcn. @ir0en bic Ser.
5faaten nit ben bercifs beaonnfnelt
Maifnnaen fortfabren, 10 babe 1eutfdl.
lauo bnrd ieine 8lofabe-9aote biel e.
reidt. q!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08
Washingt on, D. c.


American Citizens
a
Should question of a
in century quest IONS
In of and
Conrad
Denuth
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08
9lmifuroermme at alle S(ertfoner oeutden Slntes.

N ur6
i esnnur pnrphIhe nfut 0egnbam 1t gben
n0nI1dt fGnen8 mn6 nit
npr6 6rin untr fGuenu
cbr9tn
elm tOere modm
il me
in IpGtat
ins or
n
g.
angrftu s.
i'm I'm
nbor Wnnr, feuroW
i'm
.
DHtri eHOp
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

(6ortiesu1g auf Sette d.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-02-08

Stun hot es aaiheineno -- bic.
les 3iel erretht. Statt onh bert
ipobren Storenfrieb, bent britiiheu
8otfhafter, nenigitens 5llaleih nit
Dem gertreter geutihlanbs, Die Eai'e
all iiberreihen ltnb bic @e5iehuneen
nit gnalat,o ab5ubreden, bat oas nr-
me Deutlhlollo tpieoer baron glaliben
miiIIen, uno Der slbbruh nit DETER
rein ftebt bepor. 9eiltihlanb mnB
infolge ieiner groBen gepolfernng
aolonien nno neue aeihdftIihe Mbiah.
aebiete boben, ipollte aber IN s / e.
ben oieie nottpenbigen 9iele errei.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
WAR IS THEME OF
RUSSELL,S SERMON
Speaks on Conflict in Light of
Bible Prophecy at Market
Square Church

The series of services in Market
Square Presbyterian Church conducted
by the Rev. Robert Mcwatty Russell,
D. D., of the Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago. closed yesterday.
The Lords Supper was observed in
the morning. An overflow service was
held in the lecture room, where about
100 persons partook of the sacrament.
There was large accession of mem
bers. 1o4. of whom 72 came on confess
sion of faith. This makes a total ad-
dition to the congregation, since April
1, 1916, of 212. The total accessions
during the present pastorate. about a
year and half. have been s25. The
present membership of the church is
near 1900.
Speaks ON World War
In the evening to full church Dr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
NEWS OF STEELTON
AMERICANIZATION
PLAN IS POPULAR
Businessmen Endorse Plan For
Education of Foreigners
of Borough

The Americanization League plan
for the education of the foreigners of
Steelton is becoming the topic of gen.
eral discussion over the borough and
is being endorsed by many business
men of the borough.
Men in all walks of life speak fav-
orably of the project.
William II. Nell, president of the
Peoples Bank, said: The Americana
zation League plan is a good one, and
1 heartily endorse it. Steelton would
be further advanced to-day if SINH
lar system had been put into use years
ago.
Charles P. Feidt, borough secretary,
says: characterization of Steelton's
foreign element means greater Steel
ton. An educational plan of this kind
is essential in Steelton's future pro-
gressiveness. I heartily endorse the
organization of an Americanization
League and will assist in anyway l
can"
T. T. McEntee. a councilman, says:
The Americanization League plan is
a splendid one. We have been badly
in need of a plan of education of our
foreigners for some years, and l am
heartily in favor of the Americaniza-
ton League plan"
John A. McCurdy. a Front street
druggist says: The plan is a
good one and every Steelton resident
should take an interest in the work
and assist in forming an Americaniza-
ton League
All these men are prominent in So
cial and charitable work, being men,
bers of the Municipal league and the
Associated charities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02

DIR. NATHAN w. STROUP
DR.. Nathan w. Stroup, father of
District Attorney Michael Stroup, died
last evening at his home. S11 North
Sixth street. Mr.. Stroup had been ill
for several months but was appar-
emily improved last evening. A short
time after eating his dinner, death
came as a result of heart failure.
DR.. Stroup was born in Perry
county where he attended the public
schools. He taught school for five
years before entering the medical
school of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. After his graduation he started
practice in Elizabethville. During his
residence in Elizabethville he took ac-
tive part in municipal affairs. He
served on the school board and was
one of the founders of the Reformed
Church.
He married Mrs. Susan e. Aldrich,
August 16, 1889, at Andover, Ohio. DIR.
Stroup moved to this city rom Tl'g-
abethville, April i, 1914, when be re-
tired from active practice. IN ud HluOn
TO his wife he is survived b. oUe steg-
daughter, Effie Aldrich, three stera.
Jane, Anna and Elizabeth, and one
brother, Samuel.
Funeral services will be held Wed
nesday morning at IL o'clota rou
the home. Eight physicia rs usH a.E
as pallbearers. Burial w ll tnade
in the PaXtang cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
-MIDDLETOWN.

Mrs. George Geisinger. aged Sc, died
at her home in Pike street yesterday
from complications. She is survived by
her husband, one daughter, Jennie: one
brother and two sisters residing in
Lancaster. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
The Rev. James Cunningham will Of
ficiate. Burial will be made in the Mid
dletown cemetery.
William Horning. Nissley street was
relieved of s37 Friday night. when
thieves gained an entrance to his
home.
At meeting of Poketa tribe No. 315.
|. o. r. NJ, held Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected: c. of
r., w. II. Waltman; X. of W., John II.
Inley, Sr.; c. of W.. William Hatfield;
prophet, Jacob Wise; sachem, William
Hickernell; senior sycamore, Paul Gep-
hart; Junior sycamore, Ralph Edger-
ton. The Tri-county Association or
Red Men. composed of Dauphin. Perry
and Cumberland counties, will hold
their last meeting in the I.ahaska tribe
lodgeroom, New Cumberland, May 10.
DIR. and Mrs. C. r. Bowers have re-
turned from Ephrata.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miley Shaffer and two
sons returned home from Dillsburg.
Mrs. Webster Weaver and daughter,
Catherine, have, returned home from
Lancaster
j. Frank Park, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of his father. in Pine street.
The Methodist Episcopal congrega-
tion will hold a reception for their pas
tor and family on Thursday evening.
April -.
The Pastors Aid Society of the NJ.
K. Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Oliver Henry, of Royalton, on
Tuesday evening and the Ladies' Aid
Society in the church on Thursday
evening.
The three fire companies win hold
their regular monthly meeting this
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02

Russell spoke on "The Present War in
the Light of Bible Prophecy" giving
the development OF Gods purpose as it
has already been unfolded and is proph-
esied for the future. DR.. Russell said;
when Israel failed in her mission God
laid upon her the judgment OF Gentle
chastisement, which began with the
captivity under NebuchadneZzar, which
period is called the times of the GEN
tiles Then God gave to men, through
Nebuchadnezzar's dream Interpreted by
Daniel, a vision of the whole course of
Gentle rule, as recorded in Daniel,
chapter Q. 1t represents four world
kingdoms. Nebuchadnezzars the Medo-
Persian, the Greek empire of Alexan-
der, and the Roman empire. AS history
has followed the development of this
vision in all the great initial outlines.
we are justified in expecting that the
territory once occupied by the Roman
empire Will become a federation of
ten states, five eastern and five west
ern, corresponding to the ten toes of
the image. Though the outcome of the
present war cannot be forecast, II is
noteworthy that the whole territory
of the ancient Roman empire is involv-
ed and there is the possibility of a
new alignment along the very out
lines of this prophecy.
AT all events. the vision will be full
filled thus: First, the federation of
10 Kingdoms; second, the restoration of
Israel; third, national jealousy
against Israel and the gathering of the
nations for her destruction when will
be fought the Armageddon of proph-
ecy. on the field of Megiddo, west of
the Jordan river; fourth. this will be
at the return of Christ in glory, when
there will occur the judgment of the
nations and the establishment of the
world-rule of Israel. This will be the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
Pennsylvania Steel in
$4,000 Federal Suit

Martinsburg, w. Va, April 2. - The
$4,000 suit of the Pennsylvania Steel
Company, VS.. the Washington and
Berkeley Bridge Co., went on trial AT
a session of Federal Court here Tues
day. 1t is alleged that during TIE
construction of No. 10 span on SIX
teen span bridge across the Potomac
river at Williamsport in 1908 the
bridge collapsed, killing several work
men and injuring many.
Engineer Benning, who had charge
of the machinery for the Steel Com
pany, was among the injured, and inn
mediately instituted suit against his
employers for damages. The case was
tried in the circuit court for Washing
ton county and a verdict in the plain
tiff's favor for $13, 500 was returned
This amount was paid on December
10, 1910.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
Steelton Snapshots

School Board Meeting. - Routine
business is scheduled for action at the
monthly meeting of the school board
tomorrow night
Prisoners Escape. - Jack Sullivan
and. Red" Rausker made a safe get
away Saturday evening after attacking
Constable George Brashears. Con.
stable Brashears placed Sullivan under
arrest as he was leaving a West Side
house. Rausler hit the constable on
the head and the pair escaped.
Centenary Notes.-A meeting of tine
Sunday School Association of Cen.
tenary United Brethren Church will
be held this evening. The Official
board will meet Thursday night The
Otterbein Guild, No. 2, will meet al
the home of Miss Verna Hartman Fri.
day evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
400 Serbians to Support
United States in Crisis

Four hundred Serbians attending a
mass meeting in the Greek Orthodox
Church in South Second street yes
terday afternoon pledged their sup
port to the United States in the event
of war. Talks on patriotism were
made by Burgess Wigfield and the
Rev. A. p. Robinson, of Harrisburg.
Burgess Wigfield told the need of
the support of these men and asked
them to rise to their feet and give
three cheers for the American flag.
The Rev. Mr.. Robinson also explained
the situation and Just what position
the foreigners should take.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02
FIRE NEAR ENHAUT

Fire of unknown origin early this
morning totally destroyed a four-room
dwelling house on the Barnitz farm,
near Enhaut, with an estimated loss
of $4,000. The blaze started about
o'clock and before help could be Sc
cured gained such headway that the
building could not be saved. The
Steelton fire department answered a
call for assistance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-02

The Rev. ]. X. Hoffman, the new
pastor of the Grace United Evan
gelical Church, has just finished serv-
ing his third full term in the United
Evangelical Conference. These pas
torates were located at Emerald, sLe-
nigh county; Quakertown, Bucks
county, and Berrysburg, Dauphir
county. The time limit for these three
charges was four years.
The Rev. Mr.. Hoffman. was born in
Lancaster county and after receiving
his early education. there taught schooI
for four years. He took the full theo.
logical course prescribed by the church
and attended Bible conferences a.
Northffeld, Mass, and Whites Bible
Teacher Training School in New Yroh
CITY,