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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
CLEVELAND INDIANS WILL LOSE PLAYERS IN NEW ARMY DRAFT.

The Cleveland club is in fair way to lose two infieiders by con- scription. They are Joe Harrison. first baseman. who was examined and accepted by a Cleveland draft board. and Joe Evans. third base man. In addition Ed Klepfer. the pitcher. at one time with the Yam kees. has passed his examination at Warren, Pa, and has been told that he might expect a call anytime during September.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
Fall of Bapaume" Is Drawing We'll at Dream.

The British war pictures entitled The Fall of Bapaume." is drawing well at the Dream. two more good houses viewing the pictures last night. There is something about these pictures that are different. One of the inter- esting things shown is the cumbersome Tanks of the British blowing their way over the battlefield. These pictures are only for two more nights and the matinee tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
LEFT-HANDERS PROVE
 MOST EFFECTIVE FOR MAGNATES THIS YEAR.

Left-handers in each of the big leagues are having their day. Aver
 ages published show the southpaw
 stars are leading pitchers in both circuits. Eddie Cicotte of the
 White Sox is the only one of the right-handcrs showing any startling amount of class. Of course Walter
 Johnson and Grover Alexander are doing their bit, but they are far
 down in the average list.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
ON TOUR OF ALASKA

Miss Blanche Rogers. daughter of F. l.. Rogers. one of the large munition makers of the United States. was passenger on board the Prince George last night making the round trip from Vancouver to Skagway. Miss Rogers was accom- panied by her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. T. L. GIadnie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
SCHOOL ARCHITECT HERE

Harlan Thomas. architect and gen eral supervisor of the new Juneau school building. arrived on tho Prince George last night. to make . final inspection. Mir. Thomas Is at the Gastineau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
THEA IRE ATTRA IONS General News of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features
T H E A T R E
Attractions Tonight.

Coliseum "Gen. Pershing and His Troops in France" and Henry E Dixey in Father and Son., scream comedy. Dream-"The Fall of Bapaume," off cial war picture of the British gov ernment. Palace-Alice Joyce and Harry Morey in The Silence of Justice," a Vita graph.
 Matinees Tomorrow at 2::30 Coliseum.
 Dream.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
ARE FROM LOS ANGELES

Among the tourists on the Prince George last night were the follow ing from Los Angeles: M Porter and wife. wealthy real estate agent; pr. and Mrs. H. Reynolds. Mrs. J. T. Fried and Mrs. F. w. Todd and daughter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07

jam Sherdell of Milwaukee, is also some hitter. In the game against Kansas City on August he hit two home runs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07

The longest game of this other has just played between Brooklyn and Psbug clubs It lasted twenty two innings and ended victory Brooklyn by score
 to b. Jimmy Hickman Brooklyn recruit the winning rn Up to this game the longest previous tween the Giants and Pbug July IT, l04 when twenty one innings played the winning by to l. Larry Doyle being the hero.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07

''The Gift from Alasla" ts IL Folks at Home" you'll ind at t1e Arts ( Craft Shop. lront anA HAin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07

. The Red Cross at Washington expects to supply it's chapters iron
 time to time with the following in. formation:
 1. Names of particular classes
 of articles most needed and the to-
 tai amount required.
 2. Amount of each class of arti.
 cles which the different chapters or the different societies will bt
 asked to produce.
 3. The time in which it is de. sired such articles shall be made
 and delivered to the Red Cross. r After expert study and consulta.
 tion with physicians, surgeons and
 other relief societies, complete stan. tlardized directions for making tho
 articles required have been pre-.
 pared. Standard patterns have been adopted for all hospital garments 1 and all pattern companies will issue identical patterns, which will be known as Red Cross Patterns" 7 Canteens and rest stations for tho American and French troops will be established at once in France i by the American Red Cross. The
 French army officers have told tho Red Cross that canteens and rest stations would do more to hearter
 the soldiers, and to promote theil
 immediate welfare and contentmen, than anything else that could bt l done. The War Council has there
 fore appropriated about $7OO, ,O0C
 which will serve--to establish the
 canteens and maintain them foi
 about three months.
 Alaska has been placed in a new
 eeoRraphical Division. together with
 Washington. Oregon and Idaho. Ol this Red Cross Division in the
 Northwest, ]. A. Baillargeon hal
 been made director, with headquar. ters at Second and Spring Street in Seattle. Hitherto Alaska ha,
 been under the direction of John l. Clymer. director of the Pacific Division. but by virtue of the new
 division created by the War Coun. gil the Northwest becomes an in. Idependent unit under MT. BaiIlar. geon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
JUNEAU CHAPTER OF AMERICAN
 RED CROSS
Juneau Chapter meets Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at the City Hall, at 100 o'clock.

as indicated in communication from Washington, are especially for knitted articles, surgical dressings, hospital garments, and comfort kits, in the order named. Juneau Chap ter is pushing the knitting depart ment in order to complete the 225 sets expected of this Chapter by October first. No knitter is too un- skilful or too busy to volunteer for this work, master it's difficult points, if any there be, and contribute at least few minutes day toward helping win the war Report to Mrs. Lowle for instruction, on any Red Cross afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
Big League Games SCORES, THURSDAY, SEPT. 9th.

American League. At Philadelphia 1, Boston 3. At St. Louis 5, Detroit 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07

To sew up pair of pajamas
 which are already cut out requires but little effort and but little time, yet many hands make light work, and if you have time to make but one pair, go to the City Hall and
 take the work home for icomple
 tion on your own machine. There are materials for approximately 200
 pairs of pajamas at the work rooms
 The more women there are to help in completing the 200 pairs, the sooner will the consignment be
 shipped and placed where most neded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
Engraved visiting cards. wedding

Engraved waiting cards. wedding Invitations and announcements, and
 other society and business station cry; monogram dies and monogram quire stamping: and embossed so- ciety and business stationery-the best on the Pacific Coast. Leave or ders at the once of EMPIRE PRINT ING COMPANY. u
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
National, Leauue.

At Chicago 3, St. Louis 4. At New York 2-7, Philadelphia 5-9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-07
PITCHER HITS.

The Cardinals new pitcher, Will
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
WILL BE
Gifts TO SOLDIERS
Will be Presented TO Men
of First Presbyterian Who
Joined Colors
"OUIT YOU LIKE MEN"
PASTORS SUBJECT

At the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning, at II o'clock there
will be a special celebration OF the
sacrament Of the Lords supper. The
session, in recognition OF the young
men Of the congregation who are en-
tering the national service. arranged
for this farewell communion service
before the National Guard and other
enlisted companies leave for their
training camps An invitation is ex-
tended not only TO the men Of the
church who are enlisted in this SER
vice. but 10 all soldiers and marines
who may desire 10 participate in the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper New
members will be received into the
communion Of the church with spe-
cial opportunity given enlisted men
TO take this step Copies Of the New
Testament will also be presented 10
the young men Of the church who are
giving themselves 10 their country
The pastors subject will be Quit You
Like Men"
At 10 o'clock the Sunday school will
meet. In tho evening at Sis the First
Church will join with other Presby-
terrain churches in open-air services
at Washington Heights and Tenth and
Market street.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
Twilight and Outdoor Services Popular Among Church GOers
Mr.. REARN At Grace IN
DR.. RANDOLPH'S ABSENCE

The Rev W A. Hearn. assistant to
the Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, pastor
of Grace NJ F. Church. Will preach
both morning and evening in Grace
Church tomorrow. At the morning
service at 1890 o'clock, HIS topic will
be: "The Inspiration OF a Great Mes
sage.' AZ the evening service at 7.SO
o'clock. his subject will be: THE
Moral Abuse or Power"
Tho session OF the Sabbath school
tomorrow Will be the last until Sep
tcmber 9 All departments Of the
school will assemble at noon. imme-
diately after the morning service.
George NJ. d. Cam will present the
/ lesson
The mus cal programs at both the
morning and evening services Will be
OF the usual high character
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
WILL TELL HOW TO
MEET TEMPTATION
This VIII be DR.. Twins
Subject at Delaware
Avenue Baptist
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT BOTH SERVICES

The services tomorrow at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will be in
charge OF the pastor the Rev. Joseph
Y. Irwin. S. T. D.
The Sunday school will meet at 10
o'clock. Regular morning service at
IL o'clock. when the pastor will take
as his subject Temptation and How
TO Meet H."
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
6.45 o'clock. topic, "Evangelistic Edu-
cational Medical and Industrial Work
in Foreign Missions"
The regular evening service Is at 730
o'clock. when Or. Irwin win preach on
Present Mystery and How 10 Meet
IT,"
The special music for Sunday is as
follows.
Morning prelude. Prelude
in c." La villa; quartet. selected; or
gan postlude. "Postlude in D." la villa
Evening Organ prelude. "Offer
tory in G.. Lowe. solo and quartet
What n Day That viii Be For You
and Me-" Brown and Edwards: an
them, Sing We Alleluia." Brown; or
gan postlude. "postlude in G. Heffe
The supplies for August at the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church are
as follows August 5, the Rev. Franz
Macdonald. Chester. En-. August IL
the Rev David F. Mygren. August Il
and &c. the Rev r. c. Conover, Plain
field. n. ].
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
elaborate MUSICAL
PROGRAM At scott.
Pastor Will Preach on I'm
the Footsteps of the
Master
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
TAKE AUTO TRII

The program Of service for Scott M
p. Church tomorrow will be as fol.
lows
At 9t5 o'clock. prayer and testimony
meeting, and at 1890 o'clock. morning
worship viii be observed. The pastor
will have as his subject. I'm the Foot.
steps Of the Master The musical
numbers will include organ selection
Nearer My Cd 70 Thee" by Wilson:
He Leadeth Me, by Robertson; organ
postlude
At n 80 o'clock the Bible School
Will meet. The Sunday School or
chestra Will furnish music The pas
tor will tHach the lesson In the Baraca
class, subject, Gods Gracious Invi-
tation"
At the twilight service at $50
o'clock. the chorus choir. under the dis
rect'on Of Miss Thielman' viii give
sacred concert In the absence Of Miss
Wise. the organist. Professor Carlisle
Hemphill viii preside at the organ
The program will include organ
prelude. Jubilate Dco. by Silver
choir selection. Gloria" by farmer
full chorus; duet. Love Divine.
Stainer. Mrs. Paul Orth and Lewis
Thompson: baritone solo. Judge Nc
o Lord" Dudley Buck. by w. F.
Beckerle: violin duet. Miss Kathryn
Morrow and Master Paul Stradley
male quartet. Sweet Sabbath Eve
Parks. Messrs. Thompson. Morton
Beckerle. Wright: choir selection. 20
Sing Unto the Lord" Dudley Buck
full chorus; tenor solo, Lead Kind
ny Light" Sheppard. by l.. o.
Thompson; mixed quartet, protect
/ Us Through the Coming Night
! Curschman. by Misses Harvey and
Thielman and Messrs Thompson and
Beckerle: offertory selection. Andan
tino. by Lemare; duet, Come Unit
Ne" Campana. by Messrs. Beckerl
land Thompson; by request, Amer
lea; organ postlude, March IN c
from Athalie, by Mendelssohn.
The monthly business and socia
meeting will be held Monday evening
Tho subject for the address at the mid
week prayer meeting will be "The 10
, OF Trust
) on Friday evening. August 3, Oh
- Epworth League viii give an autom'
d. bile excursion to Brandywine SUNNI
camn.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
cANNERIEs Ned HELP.

Instructions have been received at
the National Employment Service in
the old federal building at Sixth and
King streets. 10 use every ehor' to
furnish help to the various camping
establishments In Delaware This ac-
ton Is taken in conformity with the
government cooperative pan for
food conservation. Commencing Aug
ust IS. a canning factory in New
Castle county will require about IS
men, Polish preferred The work
will last about 80 days. The mini
mum wage will be Csc per hour and
the hours will be from s a. m. 70 p
m with one hour for dinner. 1t Is In
tended to provide a commissary for
the men. transportation will be paid
A cannery in the county would like
20 huskers-men. An opportunity Is
afforded those men who have passed
the age limit for military service Il
serve their country in another way
Application can he made az the ioca
National Employment Office. Sixth
and King streets.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
EVERY member
CANVASS At EPWORTH
1t Will be Conducted To-
morrow Afternoon Under
Direction Of Pastor
MUSIC FEATURE OF
ALL SERVICES

At Epworth NJ +. Church tomorrow
afternoon will be taken up with en-
Every member canvass by some OF
the faithful members Of the church
The morning class. in charge Ct Norris
Elzey, will be held at O'Clock.
At ] o'clock the Sabbath school will
meet. The orchestra will furnish tic
music The Drexel Biddle class for men
will meet at the same hour with the
pastor speaking from tho subject, Gods
Gracious invitation
The morning preaching service will
be held at IL o'clock, and the pastor.
the Rev. j. Howard Gray. will use as
his theme, Christians First at Anti
och" The music for this service will
be furnished by Charles Donovan and
his junior choir. At 100 o'clock the
pastor asks for as many as will volun-
teer TO help in the Every member" can
vass 70 meet at the church.
The popular twilight service will be
held Of $50 o'clock to be featured by
good speaking and inspiring music. AZ
this service the pastor will preach on
the subject, "Christ in LIES Storms
The music will be in charge Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wilson. who viii sing by
special request, Round the Pier" This
hymn. requested by the pastor, never
fails to bring rich results spiritually
"Over and Over win be sung by Mrs
Lulu Holloway This service Is becom
ing more popular all the time. II lasts
but one hour. Class on Monday az 7.3l
o'clock and prayer meeting on Wed
nesday night at the same hour.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
bible STUDENTS Will
Hold CONVENTION

On Sunday the international Bible
Students will hold a convention in Jr.
o. Z. A. NJ. Hall. at No. 907 1atnall
street MANY able speakers will be
present Among them will be speakers
rom Philadelphia. Chester. Pa. and
Brooklyn. N. Y
The meetings will open at 1880
,'clock. D. j. Cohen. Of Brooklyn. n.
T.. will lecture al 3 o'clock.
Mr. Cohen believes the present
Distress Of Nations is due 10 the
TACT that the time has come for the
Lord 10 establish His kingdom. He says
hat Luke p. Is to 26. pictures pres
snt conditions. Upon the earth dis
tress Of nations with perplexity. mems
hearts failing them for fear and for
ooking after those things which are
,oming on the earth
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
Paper
RIDICULES america
President and Leaders Of
the Allies LampoOned
in Bull"
O'LEARY WRITES
FOR THE PAPER

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The at;en-
ton Of the Federal authorities has
been drawn 10 a publication hearing
the name OF Bull" which "a pub
llshed from so Fifth avenue, the
building containing the once OF the
American Truth Society an organiza-
ton which was active in the last cam
paign in putting forth documents
favorable 10 Germany The pubhca-
ton sells at IS cents a copy. and The
principal article in the August issue
was written by Jeremiah A. O'Leary,
head Of the American Truth Society.
In the August issue the United
States and President Wilson are car
TONED and attacked IN articles. while
all Of the allied nations ara made the
subject OF ridicule. Those Americans
OF Gesman origin who have advised
Their fellows to stand by the uni ed
( States In this war are denounced,
/ Herman A. Metz being the object Of
the most bitter Of these attacks.
On the first page Is q cartoon entitled
"lhe United States Pawnshop' over
the door appears this sign, Democratic
money exchanged for monarchical Sc.
curities, while another sign posted on
the door reads, American independ.
ence exchanged for royal bunk and
punk"
In the door stands "Uncle SAM
while lust about to enter is King
George in tattered clothing. King George
Is leading a dog labeled Arthur The
head OF the animal being that of Mr.
Balfour.
Another cartoon shows a ship az sea
named American independence" A
submarine is about TO sink the ship, anc
the words on the torpedo which IL
shown ON its way are "Britisl infu
enct."
] Another cartoon Is directed against
President Wilson and the American
people. the latter represented in The
picture by n rat. Tho cartoon show
President Wilson standing between 9
lion and a rot. The lion is eating al
the american food in sight while
President Wilson with a stick keeps th'
rat awav.
30 / get any, the rat asks tn
e President.
'You must wait until the hon is fed,
the President tells the rat.
Another cartoon shows Vice Ad
miral William s. Sins. " s. n. thl
American naval commander IN Euro
\ pean waters. PROSTATE before Kin
Il George. while still another Is caption
ed "On Thin Ice" This picture shove
the President skating on field
y ice and cutting a figure which spell
?. "autocratic rule" From a hole
% the icefield protrudes the head Of Oh
late Car Of Russia. the intimatio
n being that the fate Of Russia's Tar
ruler awaits President Wilson.
n Herman A. Metz Is denounced be
. cause he refused 10 have anything Z
7. do with the Bull and denied II hi
3 support when an agent called upoi
g him. Asked why he refused, MI
Metz said that in this war he VIC
; for the United States and agains
Germany. Carl Schurz Is also m
subject Of denuncia.ion and is re
ferred 10 as a counterfeit who d
supporting Mayor Mitchell for re
election.
b The Union News Company AM
Ward and Cow are also attacked be
cause they refused to handle Bull.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
BRAcK.Ex WELCOMES PASTOR.

A reception was given to the Rev.
C. W Clark. new pastor or Brack-Ex
NJ. r Church Thursday evening
Thomas Curlett ST.. opened the meet
ing with a prayer. George Shortess,
president Of the trustees. welcomed
Mr.. Clark 10 the church. r. w. White
spoke In behalf Of the Epworth League
and the Sunday school. Mrs David
Reuter- invited the pastor to the
church in behalf Of the Ladies' Aid
Society The Rev. J. H. Warren. a
close friend Of Mr.. Clark made a
pleasing address. Mr. Clark made
the closing address. A male quartet,
composed OF Wilson Greenfield,
Vaughn White. Warren Curlett and
George Leyan sang.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
Seeking TIE BEST" Will
Be Mr.. BALDWIN'S subject

The First Methodist Protestant
Church services on Sunday will be
as follows: Preaching at l045 o'clock
by the Rev. Eben n Baldwin, pastor;
subject. Seeking the Best Sabbath
school at215 o'clock: 7. p. s. c. F..
PRAYER service at $40 o'clock; topic,
Evangelistic. Educational, Medical and
Industrial Work in Foreign Missions;
at 7.45 o'clock Mr.. Baldwin Will use
for his subject. THE Conclusion OF
the Whole Matter"
At the morning service. Messrs
Robert Ramsey and NJ. Fundin will
sing Mothers Prayers Have Follow
ed Me-" Ackley. At the evening ser
vice the choir will sing, 20 My Soul
Bless Thou Jehovah" by Herbert
Mr.. Ramsey soloist.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
COMPOSING and DENYING
DR.. BICKFORD'S SUBJECT

At First NJ. P. Church. DR. John
Helps Bickford, minister. Sunday
school at $50 o'clock: morning wor
ship az 1870 o'clock theme Of sermon
Hunger and 1hirst-How Satisfied: %
Epworth League devoto nal meeting
az O'Clock; evening worship and SER
mon at 40 o'clock. theme Of sermon;
"Confe7sing and Denying"
Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening
al 8 o'clock.
Important meeting Of the official
board, Monday evening, 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
MAYOR LAWSON WILL
PRESIDE At UNION SERVICE

The outdoor services under the aus
pices Of the Presbyterian Union. are
being well attended. The services be
gin at els o'clock and last one hour
The music is led by a choir and in
struments
At Washington Heights tomorrow
evening the Rev. Or d. S. Kennedy
of Philadelphia will speak
AT Tenth and Market streets Mayor
John W. Lawson will preside and the
Rev. Henry Cunningham will make
an address.
In case Of rain the services will be
held in Hanover and First Presbyter'
ian churches
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
EIsMFRF pRFsRYrFRIAN.

"The Optimism Of Persistence will
he the morning subject at Elsmer'
Presbyterian Church when the pastor
the Rev. IT. Framer Smith. B. D..
breaches a. N o'clock Evening sub
iect. "The Purchase Power Of Blood
Sunday school az 10 O'Clock, and Chris
tian Endeavor a. Gas O'Clock
Laymen interested in Bible study viii
be cordially greeted by the members
If the Thursday evening Eight O'Clock
Glass. where the Gospel according TO
Marx Is being studied
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
CLTFNT AWAITS COUNSEL.

Due to the fact that j. Frank Ball
counsel for Nicholas Piasanti. accus-
ed Of assault and battery on a man
named Augustine, would be compell-
ed 10 be absent from the city for
some time. the hearing was postponed
until September H.. in the Municipal
Court yesterday afternoon. Dr. Hig-
gins testified that Augustine. who is
in the Delaware Hospital with frac-
tured skull. was rapidly improving,
and as far as present indications
showed. would be discharged from
the hospital in about ten days.
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
YOUNG WOMAN Will
PREACH TRIAL sermon

At Mt. Enon Baptist Church. the
Sunday services Will be as follows:
1O.45 O'Clock. sermon by the pastor,
the Rev. A. G Scott. subject THE
Blood Of the Slain Lamb Its Signia-
cance;' 1245 o'clock. Sunday school;
100 o'clock. prayer and song SER
vices. at s o'clock there will be a trial
sermon for missionary work BY a
young woman. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening OF each week
Evening journal., 1917-07-28
z,oN LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The services at Zion Lutheran
Church tomorrow will be as follows.
German Sunday school 2 O'Clock
German service with sermon on "be
ware OF False Prophets no O'clock
/ English service with sermon on "lndi
vidual and Communion, N O'Clock
English Sunday school. ~ O'clock On
next Thursday the F'rauenvereir
meets: on Friday the teachers train
ing class and the choir During the
month OF August the pastor will be
away during tho week and all pastoral
services viii be asked for on sundays
There will be regular services durina
the entire month with the exception
OF the third Sunday.