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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
sCoLD QUEEN FOR SKATING

Amsterdam. March 2. - Should a
Queen go skating when her country is
in so serious a position as Holland?
The question has been raised in Parlia-
ment by motion to censure Queen
Wilhelmina for going to skate at
Leeaudaarden two days after Germany's
submarine warfare was announced.
While there is no chance of the motion
coming to vote, it has been the sub
ject of much discussion in the lobbies
and the newspapers.
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Airplane Inventor
Predicts Passenger
Lines Through the Air
By Associated Press

vienna, thursday, March i, via
London, March 2. T. Herr Fokker
the Dutch builder of one of the most
successful flying machines used in the
German and Austrian armies, pre-
diets an era of aerial passenger traffic
after the war. Speed, he says, is
bound to make aircraft a popular We
hicle of travel, but only for great dis
tances for which reason the inventor
predicts the successful operation of
aircraft between Europe and the
United States which will compete with
transatlantic liners.
Herr Fokker believes the first at
tempe to fly from Europe to New
York will be made Immediately after
the war and asserts the route can Se
travelled in two days.
THE NEEDLESS SOLAR SYSTEM
"The comet, he is coming, Emerson.
And when the dread thing crashes
over the System, snuffing out the sun.
The planets will be ashesl
"The thing will scatter ruin wild and
wide,
Unless .perchance we've missed
him!"
well. I can get along" the sage
replied,
without the Solar System"
Edwin Markham in March Nautilus
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

tomatoes which were frozen and have
decayed. The complainants were re-
ferred to the State Dairy and Food
Commission.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02
Boys of High School
Organize GIee Club

A Steelton High School glee club
was organized last evening. with SEX
teen members. Professor William Har-
clerode has selected the singers and
will direct the work. The officers elect
were: President, Russell Baker; vice.
president, eLo Callaghan; business man.
ager, William T.. Kenney; assistant
business manager, Garnett Punch. 9th
er members are: Charles Hoffmaster
Elmer Miller Charles r. Good, Ron
old Ross. Harry Sphinx. Ross Sphinx,
Leo Callaghan, Rodger II. Greene,
Dinner Grove, Paul Wouschinske, Ros-
Coe Zeigler, Jacob Barber.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-02

GRANGERS SEEK CHARTER
State Changers appeared at the In
surance Department to-day to secure
a charter for their casualty insurance
company, a project to be organized
on mutual lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
IN THE CHURCHES

The lntelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but 70 insure publication and prop
e. classification. notices intended
for publication in Saturdays issue
should be received at The Intel
licencer office not later than Fri
day at noon. and Thursday. II pos
sible. It is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
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EVANGELICAL.

(. Taurs l,van%"!ira "h'i''H. NJ
y.cj,-rih md Wood streets. August g.
I;,~chn. ,,a<Inr--';"vtnan sory!c" u.
t0:30 4. M: "JrSu.. on Trial. Nuhl"S'
a.: ihu German sermon. Veg ~
tom" evening English sermon mt 80
O'Clock. Mems Eihl" class n, 20" H.
ron Srrvirn ~. Wednesday, ri 80 T. NJ.
subi~c,. AN Act Of rowardi"" Toward
t%n christ" church council meets al
for service on Wednesday. SEnl'"r S'rN
cd nv Ladies' Aid Sw'I"tT on lh"rS"'H =
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the evening sermon Will be "'rhr Child
and the Church..

the evening sermon Will be "rhc Child
and the Church.
Fourth Stree, Me,hodEs; Episcopal
church. Chnplinr street. south "r
Twelfth clarence EuGru" Alien, u. H..
pastor. Prof. Henry !larltpann, organ
list and choirmaStrr. 9:i5 q. m. Sunday
school fully graded by departments.
Music led by III" orchestra. loco n. III.
kindergarten Department where parents
lend church service. public worship
1890 4. III. and 30 =. IN. The paSt"r
will preach Morning subject. THE
Most SuhlimH Ilyphcn IN History NJ
the PcopIr's service IN III" evening he
pastor Will preach the second IN a series
OF three sermons on Voices rom INC
Cross" Special subject. "'rh" Thieves.
North s,rnc. Methodist Episcopal
church. Roy Mcrusk"y. pastor. Sunday
school az go Puhlic worship nj 1890.
sermon by i:rv. \. y. Craig. pastor II
orr church at Cameron. ". Va. 1nW"rl1
League devotional meeting 1T 6:4h J..
m. Topic for discussion. oar South
Ar"rican Missions" Public worship At
40 tonic Of sermon hy the pastor.
The Cross Tor Self CrUc!1Nion."
German Mcthodis, church, Char,iuo
street. opposit" high school. Roy. Thas;
+. Scvcrtnshaus. paStor--SundaE school
LAT ol5 a III. Morning service in Ger
man. at 1890. subject. Abiding in
christ" Epw0rth l.caEu" dcrotonals AZ
: 90 p. m Evening service. IN English.
at 80. subject Christ, our Prophet,
Priest and King" Wednesday. tn"
usual prayer service n 80 y. N.
Thursday afternoon and evening March
2nth the Worau'S Foreign Missionary
Society. will b" entertained by M""-
danes E. L. Metzner, Rose Cowan and
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BAPTIST.

FIRST Rnn,ist church. Twelfth and
BYRON streets: Rev. JnO. s. stump OF
rnrEcrsburG W. Nn. will conduct church
,"rvic"S both morning and evening Rev.
stump is 4 preacher OF note and he !s
also joint secretary of the American
RnptIst Home MiS.,nnar Society and
American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society Sunday school ut $50 n. m.
Preaching at 10 30 q. m. and 80 p. m.
WarWuOd SUNDAY school at go ,. III.
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PROTESTANT.

s.. .rnhn's r:vanH"lirHl pro!ii@sSlant con-
gr"gati0n. Pastor. ". u. Irnntn, -,
Sunday. aiviu" S"rSic" ~ To-" n. II,
F: %i Of liz r""frinand" class .,
his v"ar. G"runn "r'Ning s'rTler u,
10. Su"day s,:n""l with hinlc class al
. a. m "Wednesday "v.miME ':rhIrm
,ic, II, English 4: 80" Nconrs,'tN
,f,.rnnnn rarrltnc of knn'cira"n1rncr
81 T. the 10, Ladies Ala socic;T. ThnrSdH>
af,rrmu,m m,,rtiu& OF the Sewing CIrci
~ { = +. 1t 80 y. IN. meeting OF inns
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and all others are invited 10 hear this
sermon. t:aStcr sunday. April Sth. The
Morning Watch. 30 o'clock. a:l5 a.
m. thu Bible school: lesson. The Rcsur-
rcctI0n of Lazarus. 1880 Il. M. sermon,
lfrjorn and After Easter 500 p. m.
F.pwnrth League d"votionS, What Easter
Means to Me. 100 y. m, He Is
Risen" Easter C'antata by the choir
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

t,lrs; ,hurrr Of CHRIST. Scientist y -.
= ", andi,mrium. III" ''haHlinc street
Services n - a ~. SUNDAY. S"hJ"y''
"Mn-trr.". "Wednesday trStiin"nia! mr..
Ing { u ~. sunday school. 80" 4. NJ
nn,dinr room. III? ,M:fliue street: open
d d;%Iv't "Sccnt Sundays and legal hoiid9ys,
from !" o'clock III. un'il . y NJ ana T'
Saturday evening from I" ! ci"'N'
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HcMEcHEN CHURCHES.

First VI. T.. church of McMcchcn; Few.
Blair w. Roberts, pastor. Sunday
school AZ g:45, q. W. kriraisch and
Chas Brochir. supplementary. Morn
ing Worship a, II. Subject. "Rejecting
the DEVILS Bread" Prayer and class
meet ing ut GAS. w. p. Goodwin leader.
Evening worship at 80: subject. Self
ishneSS the basis of Good and Evil.
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SALVATION AEMY

Tin Salvation Nrini. i"i' H"HIn
,.,r.r,. ENSIGN l.. 'iaEGh. COMMANDING
rrrirnr -N""i> "irht r">r"! scr; l."E
Tu"s,iay. 'rnurs'!aE and SHturnnN
ni"hlr rnIf,iY"n's meeting N"dH'S-
la. night Special holiness ""'iin%
FRIDAY nt:hi. SUNDAY: 80 r. n sun
,,.y Schnnl; so p. IN. Young Peoples
I ,,.rinn. = H. H.. GOSPEL S"rH ice.
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SPIRITUALLST.

The FIRST Spritualist Association Will
hold services in the temple al the corner
az Maryland and North Broadway. Is
land. Sunday. Murch 18th. The chill
IrrE'S progressive lycrum meets at 10
o'clock n. m. Lecture follower with
spirit messages nj 1:31 p. m. Rev. G..
". Way. pastor and psychic.
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Y, ". G.. A. VESPERS.

Na>pcr services will be- held a. me
y. W. !, a. on Sunday afternoon At 80
o'clock. Mrs OTTO Shalhacn. OF La
r'rnSS" Wis. will hc tn" speaker. Mrs.
Shalhach. was frmerly Miss Eleanor
1IuguS. Of Wheeling Their" will b" Spt-
rial music MI yuHugnn n"nnnnnnnn"n
"i&l music All young women are in
NiiCd
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UNITARIAN.

Eabhi \ IT, Silver, UT thn IrW!Sh
naroCi!", will occupy the pulpit Of 'he
First Unitarian church. on SUNDAY
morning. March 30. in tnr absence Of
rev. l. \. =. taCginE"r Aurr. who was
unexpectedly called our Of tho city. Ser
vices ~ ii O'Clock. The public - cor
dia!lI invited tn attend.
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MScE1.LANEOUS

p,..,ri2aF church "t Jesus Christ
80 I,r,:rr Il:.y Saints. i2Hn incnh street
c,.u,ay sch""l n =. m: preaching,
- "a =. H.. Ivy q. \ Henderson; social
,..ryir" ~ noon: pr"arh:"i', 80" y. III
nv Elder -. j. NarT-
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pastor. subject. The Second Coming OF
t'nrist": Gas p. NJ. Young Peoples meet
Ing: mt 100 p n. sermon by the pastor,
subject: The Golden Passional."
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PINE CHURCHES.

Stone Presbyterian church. Elm Grove.
l.. T.. Lcwcllyn. paStor-l'uhlic services
at II Il. III. and 80 H. m. AZ /! a. m:
l.aymcn'S hour. when lay members vii!
speak 80 n. III, til" pastor Will speak
on "BarrirrS." AZ $40 n. m. Sahha IN
school. Adult classes at same hour.
4:3G u. m. Jr christian Endeavnr. Mrs.
II. L. Brennan. superintendent. Gu
H. M Senior Christian Endrav0r. Prot.
Edwin Carter, leader. Sabbath after
noon from IL : o. IN, the every mem
bier CANVASS. Members are urged To he
at home during these hours.
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. South Broadway and Ohio SITS.
Island, Rev J. T.. Bird. n. y. pastor
The Sunday school meets ut 9:3n o'clock
in the morning. Tho Junior league at
go q. N. The Senior and Intermediate"
leagues meet at $50 p. III. Public wor-
shin at 1890 a M. and 1:30 p. III. The
Rev. VI. f. Compton. y. n. Supcr!nten-
dent of Wheeling district. will preach at
tho morning service and the pastor will
preach in the evening. Tho subject OF
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Chaplinc Street Methodist Episcopal
church "5l2-221S Chapiina street.
Samuel Charles Jones. minister. TO m"
following services all are very cordially
invited: 9:45 q III. Sunday school. Mr..
:. 4. Ca-uahan. superintendent: l;0n r.
~. Morning worship and sermon. sub
iect: The Savior and Homo Influences ::
700 p. IN. Junior League. The pastor
will give illustrated talk: 80 tE"ninS
sary;rc. Tho E2wurth League will ha
! combined with this service % hen: frot
J. Is. Eucao.. member % Wheeling High
Srnool Faculty. and teacher Of Spanish
language. who will speak on South AM
erica. It's Past. Present and Future;
PROF, Bueno was until recently resi-
d,nt Of South America. Usual week day
services.
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal cnurch.
"EveryboGy's Church. ""Tc2 Jacob street.
Philip Y. De Bolt. pastoral cordial in
vitatlon IS extended To tho following
services: Sunday. Glass Meeting at
$50 4. M. William Nausc. leader; Morn
ing worship Il, 1880 a. M. Mrs. Bowers
~ Dslcware. O.. National organizer or
Wonan's Home Missionary society. Will
SPEAK Sunday school at ZOO D. m.
John ?. Humphrey. superintendent:
.'Everyhody's service" al 80. one half
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Official board meeting at ESQ In tho
church. Trustee meeting Monday even
ing. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing Mt 40 Mrs. Yoho will entertain
her Sunday school class Thursday even
ing in the basement Of the church Tho
he held Thursday evening in tho Church
OF God.
Christian church, IcMechen, c. W.
Fuller Jr.. minister-Btble school, l0:g0
n. m. c. Il. Freeman, superintendent. W.
W. Wilson, assistant superintendent:
morning worship. II o'clock: Junior En-
deavor. 2:30 o'clock: Senior ,Endeavor;
G:3o o'clock: evening worship, 7:3U
o'clock. Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen.)
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METHODIST.

Hop. NJ r. church. VI. u. Griffin min
lister. To "a" Following services a cor
dial Invitation ~ cXt"nded: Sunday
school a, g:45 =. NJ. Mr.. Milton Venue
mar. .!r.. superintendent. Preaching at
II O'Clock. pu last Thursday the La
dies Aid Society m"t at the residence OF
ninth street. IN n"x, Thursday. the
meeting VIII hn held =, "a" r"$id"nc" 1T
Mrs. Roy Ea-lnwine. Fast Tw"nty-ninth
street Epworth League Friday even
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FRS. Presbyterian church. 1901 chap
line street. Claude Porter Terry. min
!s,cr--Bihle school. 9:2h a. m. Music
irh nv ;hr orchestra. Mems bible class.
4.Ia a. M Morning worship. l0:4a 4. NJ.
Special evening service 1t $50 "'cl"rh.
Theme. Missing the Mark" The IN H.
drcn'S choir and the chorus choir VIII no.
assisted by tho harp and the violin.
The pastor will preach a. both services.
Wednesday evening service at 80 D. IN.
Everyone is welcome.
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Nanrn M"nDrini Presbyterian cHu'cn'
W0odS,lnlc. lanes M"H$c Potter. -. ~
minister "!"i""S ~ II =. ~ ana 80
=. m: morning subject. "What Arc o"
p.ing for ihr Lord" evening subject.
II liz and Death sunday srho"! ana
rdHii Eibr cla"SrG a $50 a n. : Dung
rrnpi"S nr":in: At ":4i y. III. Iwrht!
teams 1T iwu mHu "a"n VIII <" GU! on
M, ''ryrry member canvass Shhhath
..I,.rnnor Preaching S"rvic" ever?
evening u.Nt week At 20.
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Xinn lutheran church. "iiS Markc,
street. Rev. \. l.. H"a1". St"r--Fllin
Sunday in Lent. Sunday school n ?:!3
a m chief service. -; ln:3n Il. NJ. tn"
examination of ,his ycar's ratcrhriical
class will take rlar" At this service.
NceprrS at 20 p. nj. The Beneficial So
ri.,v will meet on Tuesday evening.
Mid-wcrk I."ntcn VeSp"rS on Wednesday
evening The c;tlrChc;ical class Will
meet on "Wednesday evening and on Sat
ur,iav morninc. TIA" rii" o! confirmation
will h" admni&i IN This church ~
the chief service on Palm SHnda!.
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Rublr Nj T.. church tMnunt d" Chan
taD NJ H. Griffin. miniStrr--Tn the
following services q cordial invitation
is cNt"nd"d: SUNDAY school at p. m.
Mr. J. =. Meek. Sur"riu'"nd"ni: F:p-
WORTH lcal;u" at ; y. m. Miss MhrEarrt
i:w ing. president. preaching IL 80
y. ~.
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Whitaker G|eSSner Co,
Incorporates In Illinois

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Mar. 233.--Thr
Observation-Disclosures company, dealers
in iron, Andrew Glass. of Wheelne
president was Incorporated here TO
day. to. transact business in Illinois.
Capifal. stock $7.yU0.n0Q. Capital
stuck III Illinois. $l17.197. Principal
business in Illinois. 254T Arlington
street. Chicago. Attorney in fact in
Illinois. W. CrOthly, Of Chicago.
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INVITED PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST Tinted Vr"$n% ,"rlnh chFu'h' To-
,,narIrs H. l,ubinS".I. II. n" phSinr.
r,~nnrhinr services, with sermons by the
rngIn., Il fn:I5 n. M. and $50 p m,
,'ninus.Ininn 81 morning service. t''h''
school. mons aud women rlhSscS ht
40 n. ~. Young People" meeting NJ
t.l5 T., IN. Mid-wcck prayer service,
Iy,dnrs,jav ~ 80 = ~. 4 cordial in
Iiint;on la al services.
Second United Fresh! terrain church.
Cii7 nlin" and Fourteenth streets. IRA -.
NIct'r":ry Ir,~i"r-.if 30 -. m. sab
baih school, iu.fI a. IN. sermon by ;hc
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st James E.vanG~II"al Lutheran
church. iin?-iAil Chupljuc street Wal
,"r f.. SrhuCtt". paSt"r-Sunday. March
-. SUNDAY school and Eihlc classes
,En1liSh and German. %.l1 n. m:
morning s"rvic" '';"rmanl. subject
"NEhy Was Jesus SC~urGed"' evening
e"r; lc" f:nGIish GO" Il. M: suhIect.
"Whn; piG Jesus Mean When II" Fray
81. Father Forgive Them. for They
know Not What They DO" TUESDAY
evening. s. I.utn"r league" Wednesday
evening. 3:41. G;"r:nan l"nt"n s"rvir".
Thursday evening". ). quarterly c"ngrc-
"rnEaIiuntl n""tiu:.
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Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. Key. j. t.
Lcvrnhcrser. L. -. pastor. Th" SER
vices Tor sabbath. March ?5th. are as
follows: Mems EIhlc class ~ $40 a. M.
The Lords supper" at 1890 Il. M. SAD
40 n. H., The Value of a Man"
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Second Presbyterian church; ~:
Thomas Gri"r knnnlE pastor. Morning
sermon. The Loneliness ~: Christ,
John l6:%2 Evening sermon. The
Temptation Uf oar savior MI. ~. Sp:-
ci.,I music bv tn. orchestra and sunday
school choir The Westminster Guild
and tho Junior f.ndcaY"r. Song by kath-
iecn Kuonlz ana Virginia Wilson.
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81. MHrit': Lutheran church. I'm
,;r,.,n T., g. kInrrs, pastor Fifth sun
dIy In INT ,Juicnl. Sunday school nj
49, u. m. II. L. Srhn"frr. sur"rint"n-
t,ni Morning s"rvir" at ~ =. m: inHni"
"'Th" Gr"rr Hignpri"s'tly Prayer. fErn-
ing S"ryir" u, 80 j.. IN. theme: ThS
l,rrnnsn If SCrinIMro.
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Th" Christian church. Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. pasior--M"n tlnir
:, boot. Geo. M"';"wnn. Superln'"hur 'i -
:, -, ~, Communion service AMI sermon.
suhjort. ~ can For Service: $50 =. III.
,hrisrjar End"av"r; 1;ap 2. ~. song
service, and sermon. subject. choosing
anl S"ryIng": Tuesday nj -" r. IN.
meeting uf III" e. w. Il. NJ: "dm"S"HH
-, IA - m. PRAYER S"rIic" and Teach
49,: training class: Friday al 80 p m.
Dir ura, ;iCc.
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Ians Street ". f. church. R"H. John
IT Howard. H. r.. notwithstanding at
1000 a. m: SUNDAY school at ll:i3 a.
IN: Epworth I."agu" and Bib" study az
Gas p. III: Preaching a. -" y. m
EvangcliStiC service in the evening.
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81. PauHS church. Elm Grove. I'
LOGAN Fish. rrr,ur--rh"r" will h" Ser:
ices tomorrow. the ni'n SUNDAY III
Lent. mt / o'clock IN tn" AFTERNOON.
L,urru service, on ThurSdaE evening NJ
so. lNShnp Grayau Will visit III"
church on Monday coming. Aprl! :.
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LUTHERAN.
First ENGLISH Lutheran church. SIN
t.ruth near Market. R"v. T.. q. How
ard. paSior-Sunduy school al $50 n
M: u place for everybody. Morning
worship lh:%0: sermon. why Not BE
!lrlc"" Tho Congregation will unite
with Trinity Lutheran church IN It's
dcciCaiory service Sunday evening.
h"ur" thor" vii log no service at the
tIrS, church. Dn Tuesday evening the
m"f o. the First church viii Join In II
mems mass meeting AZ Trinity. Pas
yiou.idr services will begin on Wcdn"S-
day evening at I.46 and continue
'hrnuEh N"ly Week. Preaching by III"
pastor each evening. Special rnu"Ic
will ~. offered.
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T.. Muh !cman. at the rcSidenc" Of Mrs.
l.. Mctzncr. on South E"ff street.
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ho;tr song service and talk ny the 1as-
tor. subject. "Th. Kingdom Within. TN"
usual week evening services. !NHt"!
i."ar7.. and Training class F'ridaT a:
:"9 2. m.
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CONTINUED on Page Thirssen.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-01
FULL PR|CE-FIx|MG
POLICY APPROVED
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, ny Referendum Vote,
Urges Complete Govern
ment Control.

Washington. Oct. BLY, a vote
OF more than . to /, the chamber OF
commerce of the United States favors
complete governmental price fixing. A
referendum Just completed shows this
result.
The action follows recommendations
made at the war convention held at At
iantic City. when the manufacturers
of the country went on record as be-
ing for patriotism without profit. The
special committee suggested that the
government have power to regulate
prices upon all materials needed for
the war as well as for the public, Each
recommendation has been adopted by
a decisive ballot
II is stated that the count announced
today la preliminary and the exact
figures will be made later
The various commentators, and
the results OF the votes follows:
/. Additional Legislation creating au-
thority to control war prIces--yes. e74;
no, 116.
2. Price control should extend to all
articles important In basic industries
as well AS in war and entering into
the peeessaries of every day life--yes.
s7s; no, 1is.
3 Price control should extend to raw
materials and hnishrd products--yes,
s77; no. iii.
4. Price control should extend to
public as we'll as government rur-
chases--yes. 946; no. LAG.
s. Price control should be admiuis-
tered by small executive board APP
pointed by the president-yes, 96&: no,
12i.
s. An agency working tremendously
with the aforesaid board should be au-
thoriSed to distribute available sup
piles to purchasers whose needs are
most directly related to the public well
fare-yes, 9T5: no, III.
7. Each leading industry and trade
should create a representative commit
tee TO confer and advise with price,
fixing agen aies---yes, 9s4; no. 97
Each organization In the chamber Of
commerce was allowed from one to ten
votes according TO its membership.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-01
ILLINOIS ROTAnIANS
HOLD BIG CONVENTION

Springfield. I'll. Oct. sI.-Rotarians
from ali over Illinois are here TODAY.
fhey are attending the annual state
convention. Fifteen clubs represent
ing membership OF mere than 400,
are present
The principal addresses were made
by Leslie e. Pidgion. OF Canada. in
ternational president. and r. @. Rem
nick. governor OF the Eighth District.
Chicago.
Headquarters were esta bliehed nj
the St Nicholas hotel
An elaborate entertainment nrn-
Erarnrae was prepared by the local
club for the reception of the visitors.
This consisted of general sight .
seeing tour OF the city, during which
the tomb OF Abraham Lincoln, at
idEcoin park. was visited In the
afternoon the members contested on
the Country club golf links Mr..
Pidgion Is an ardent golfer and sports
man, despite his ministerial connec-
tions at home. He is rifle marks
man OF some note. having won several
medals In tournaments In Canada.
Following the visit 10 the links a
dinner was given the members at the
Country club.
A general review of the activities
of the society WIS made by the speak
ers In the evening. They urged a
further unihcation OF the Rotarian
Ideals throughout the organization.
In his address the International
president touched on the war and re-
iterated this Rotarian clubs support
OF the president.