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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
BRYANT'S GROVE.

Sunday was a day long to be re-
memberei by the members, friends and
visitors Of the Bryant's Grove Baptist
Church, when the pastor, Rev. A. c.
Holder, of Nashville, took for his text
| King 21:20 and preached a spiritual
sermon which was enjoyed by all VIII
heard it. The members all took o"
fresh courage and went home saying
that they would in the future try
- do more for the cause of Christ
Rev. A. c. Holder hal his daughter
Miss Alma Holder with him. Miss
Alma PLAYED for the church SUNDAY
while here every one was delighted
and hopes she will visit us again real
soon. Rev. Holder and daughter were
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton
while here who are always glad to
have them visit their home. The
church is praying for the dear family
Of Rev. Holder who are seriously ill.,
Mr.. Jas F. Bryant is on the sick
list, We hope for him speedy re
covery.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
CAPTAIN GLADDEN. MAY RE :
TIRE.

Persistent rumors have reached
Nashville that Captain w. w. E.
GLADDEN., chaplain in the Unitel States
Army, who has just returned from
the borders of Mexico, and who pre-
viOusly was located in the PHILIPPINE
Island is to be retired. This rumor
however has not been confirmed, and
the repeated messages from DR.. Glad
den to his many. Nashville friends
bear no indication of such step.
1t has been known however in this
city that Captain GLADDEN. has been on
4 sick-leave and that he is now locat.
e1 in southern California under the
care of the best physicians obtain.
able, but whether this will result in
retirement could not be learned He
has served as chaplain with the rank
of Lieutenant, since then, he has been
rapidly advancing until he fills the
position as Captain having received
his promotion and having already
been given many years of service in
the PHILIPPINES.
II will be recalled that Captain
GLADDEN. has the distinction of hold,
ing the first examining board for
chaplains under the new war regula-
lions and that he was chairman of
The board which met at Fort Orgle-
'hrcre at which Lieutenant L. A.
Carter was examined some years ago.
Captain GLADDEN. nastored for mum.
Der of years church at Colorado
Springs, and it was while in the mas
torate that he received the appoint
meNt in the regular army.
Use cut If Cnn-ain w w = Glad
den, D. D., Chaplain united States
Army.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
DR. SNTTHERMAN TO THE
COLORS
Tulsa, Okla. Oct. 6.


Some DAYS ago DR.. Jackson Smith
erman, a prominent young physician
0f 'his CITY, received telegram from
the military authorities, stating that
his application had been received and
'-.-~"r'" r"@ce1 upon A little later,
he was notified to report at FIT. Dei
lies t Instructions. Since COM
ing to Tulsa, last December, DR..
Smitherman has built up a very good
prac ice and to go into the Ne1ical
service at this time is a genuine sacri-
fee on his part, but he has heard the
call and feels it his duty to respond
So far he is the only colored physi-
ciOn from this state to be called by
he authorities. DR.. Smitherman left
Monday night for FIT. Des Moines.
Tulsa Star.
OR. Smitherman graduate of Me-
harry Medical class Of 1915 is the son
in-law Of Mrs. Laura P. Allen GAS
Fogs street. During his brief practice
in Tulsa, he has not only built up an
excellent practice but has taken first
rank in his profession His many
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
CARTHAGE.

Among the guests who visited Miss
Mary Ann Jaohnson during the week
of the fair at this place was Mrs.
Annie Lue Anderson and daughter,
Margaret, Misses Fanny Cleaner and
Anna White and Miss Lula Allen.
Mrs. Ne~kie Allen all from Lebanon,
little Margaret Anderson visited lit
tie Novalla Hodges during the fair
week. Mrs. Mollie Herod, from E.,
Nashville visited Mrs. Harriet John
sons family last week. Misses Mary
Wright Davotor Hollen and Mr.. Will
lie Hollan, from Dixon Spring, took
supper at the home Of Miss Mary Ann
Johnson, Saturday night, Messrs
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12

For a long time l was in a ter
ible rundown condition with female
trouble, which my physicians calle
Inherent names. | suffered terribly
1t periods, and could get no relief. l
heard of Town Talk Tablets, which
number Of my neighbors were TAX
ing, every one of whom had some
GOOD report to make about them, so
got bottle. They helped me at
once, so | got another. After the
econd the pains left me, and my old
periodical suffering came no more. |
kept at it, taking several bottles, but
cow am entirely cured. | do my own
work, and never have a pain, | am
gaining in strength and flesh every
day. There is certainly nothing ma lie
that can equal Town Talk Table s.
Sl,OO a bottle. Mailel by Home Re.
lief Laboratories, Boston, Mass.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12

ISLANDERS, lhe trouble started when
Mr.. Rogan called Allen by his first
name, Roy. Allen resented this and
hit MIR. Rogan across the head with
a wooden brush. Rogan returned
the resentment by stabbing the white
man. AS he fell to the floor Rogan
attempted TO escape down the alley
but was shot by Deputy Rice He
surrendered and vas carried to the
hospital but later taken TO Jail. AL
lens injuries are not serious and we
suppose when he is recovered he will
be arrested for assault as witnesses
claim he was the agTessOr In the
matter.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Cora Cooper, of Sc)vel street
me. with a very painful accident
Several days ago while walking
through 18th avenue, North, on reach
ing the railroad crossing the gates
were lowered, and Immediately raise l..
Mrs. Cooper supposing that as The
ga'es were raisel it was safe to cross,
- nrocoe1el, When she was about
midway across the track the gates
wereagain lowered and she saw an
approaching train. She attempted to
run and the heel of her She was
caught between the tracks. In at
tempting to loosen the heel and escape
he train, she sprainel her back and
ankle and so strained the leaders Of
the leg until her great toe was
parali2ed. She is still confined to her
bed. Miss Lillian, her daughter, has
also been confined indoors for seve al
days owing to a slight indisposition
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
BONES-WARD.
Cleveland O. Oct. 4. 1917.

Cleveland O., Oct. 4, 1917.
Mr. Frank Bones and Miss Novella
Ward, both of Nashville, were united
in marriage, Oct. LIST, at Z p. m. in
Elyria, Ohio. The wedding was at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Wade
Rev. j. w. Crawford read the cere
mony, Only the family and a few
friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cosby, Mr.
| md Mrs. Duvall, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
'ir. and Mrs. McClain, Mr. and Mrs
'. II. Bones, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hay
n. and Mrs. Amos, Mr.. and Mrs
ames Harvey, and Mr.. and Mrs
Iorace Mulloy.
Their many friends congratulate
hem and wish for them happiness
and sacC49s. Thev are at home 23JG
) i!th street Cleveland.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
REV. c. c ROLAND AT
LEWISBURG.

Rev. c. c. Roland, one of the we'll
known Baptist ministers of this city
is expected back from Lewisburg to
fill his own pulpit Sunday, at which
time he will administer the ordi-
nance of baptism. He has been con-
Quoting a series Of revivals at Lewis
burg and reports great success.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
ORDERED TO REPORT.

SteOhen Duncan, Senior Dental
student at Meharry, has cen ordered
% report to commanding officer at
Camp Custer. BAIT g Greek, Mich,
for military duty. His MANY friends
wish him success as a soldier, Tut
late to nart with him before his
class of IS.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
CLYDE RoGAN SHOT BY DEPUTY
RICE.

Clyde ROgan, a porter at Phillips
and Buttorff Manufacturing Company
was painfully wounded in the arm
Monday afternoon, when he was
shot ty Deputy Rice, when he at.
tempted to escape after having stab
led Roy Allen, another porter in the
department.
According to the statement OF by
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12

friends will be glad to know of his
continued success since graduation
and OF his holding up the Meharry
standard of efficiency"
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-12
MISS TURNER STARTS MUSIC
rIACS

1t will be of interest to those in
terested in music to know that Miss
Carolyn V. Turner of WilIerforce,
O., will be the house guest of Mrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
r9aniferen". : onsOaa ben 81 Sannar, 1917.

gen meo Sammenilutningen er 10
ben, at be rige ifal tiene en0nu me-
re emo fer, % De iatti8e faa bet
enonu fnappere. Set iamme er I'll
i9loet nle0 anllene % forifellige
andre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Gruit- 8annelien er JON befen0t ior-
lgugit blepet en- International gfa8t,
Der gennem 4en9eDaloen io9er at
6e5erife geroen.
9oao ifal nj &riiti 0}enig5e0
teufe ON Den Slags mooerte 6or-
retninger2 Oct fan oi lere al 2(a6.
10, boor Der tales ON, at Der 81
pes ale, imaa oa itore, ct Q}arfe
/ 0ere5 9aaH0 eQer ! oeres 9aroe,
% ingen fan fg6e eQer ielge, u0et
at ban bar 0grets Mprfe." Ser er
npppe @runO til oeO uGprets 0}ar-
fe" at tGnte paa noget ~u0Dortes.
Oct er ct 4anosprng. Eolen er
ON. d 6Da0 Der / ben moOerne
allltur re6er Jig iom o8Dret54}gr-
fe", tan nappe Dere tUiDliomt.
&errens Nfprfe er anrligbeoen, ben
oiierOiIige &qrli96eo; % 8greta
Q}9rfe er oen gennem grte
@8euferli8be0, Den raa,
6rntale, BEN Dn5Ipe s & o.
5 III e, Der meo folot BLOB bruger
alt % ale JON 9li0ler / 2%iosnDoel-
lens eQer Qiagtens Eieneite. Set
er oenne g8oisIne. Der %iGrprGger
SraitOameIien % 6ele oct moOerne
5orretuiu95Iip. Sea ueo life, ON
man allereoe er / Bau9 uleo at
5inore 0leuneifer I oat fgbe"; men
~iitfert er oct, at 8ruiierne er /
6aro meo at omiorme oct mo0erle
SamfunOsliu iaaleoes, at ingen fan
iGI9e aoea Den, Der bar 0pret5
0}arte, o. %. + Den, Der - ont elt0
meo ct 6eflageuoe 5tuIoertref
gaar mo paa at 6eie ii9 ior ben
brlitaIe % umenneifelige Gaoismes
Ooerareb % iaa taaer i'm - itor-
re eacr minOre - Sci al 6ortiene
item.
Ser er 6ienOen % fer er
oct, at airfen altiaa lnll9e bar
itaaet JON qJilifuer4. Set er pua
5pie 8iO, at Den gaar ooer til at
bIioc angriber Set er en- 9iO5-
ilg ior ben. STUN paa Den 0iaaoe
fan Den iinoe Jig ielp o9 blioe fp-
renoe / .Strioen for 6reoen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
6eIe Dolen. @1en M Iner Oct

ober 6eIe Dolen. Men M Iner oct
i9en.
81 bar nDIio bait 9eieg al en-
Otano ira Wicb. % ct Bar fra Ga.
naoa, og Der er Here, iom bar fire.
BET ON at fomme berneo. Seq oil
gerne Der flute meo at ii9e: Sa,
fom bare, oa ie9 er bis paa, at 5
uil 6lioe pei moota9et. 5 maa og.
ioa ifriOe til os, % 5 ifal ioa iaa
goOt SOAR, JON oct M en9ang er
os mnliat.
gor Menigbeos 5rfretpr: G5ris.
65riItenien, d. 3. D, Rillioro,
". 3. en al pore 9rldtees: 9n.
|0rep @aoIen, 9loompi1le, q. 3.
Ign al bore Diafouer: 3. .. 3iel-
ien, d. 3. O., Oneonta, u. q.
ISfrio fun til 6isie Nipno % iaa
OplDsning al Dem eller al Dem
ale. gi er en- 6el Slot al friiteIige
2anoagenter, iom gerne oiG babe
tut5erifc % friiteIi9e 5oIf 6erino,
'og pi er Der ior at biGtpe eoer, JON
fommer Der til oct beoit mulioe
|oi foritaar.
Saa ct gleoeligt gtptaor og SUBS
I5reO / Seiu 3aor.
Goers q. 4trfeaaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

til 6orioar; Den er %angriben.
oe.~ 2. &ierfeganr6.
8eroensfrigen bar pitt os, bDor
pigtigt oct er at inn S9ren mobi.
%liIeret, inoen BET bliper altfor iiloe.
Spren, Der Der er Gale on, er DE
nigbeoen; men ifal benne binoe en-
SER, maa ben uioe, boor Der lfal
nngribes, og boem Der ifal gaa
Ii Spioien. Set isrite 8ltnft blep
omtalt / oct isrite Mint; Der oil
lpi ie pna oct anoet Bunft.
Man pleier / 2(lminoeligbeo, mar
Galen er ON airfens Nrbeioe og
Scamp, at DGre temmeli9 enige ON,
at YrPterne bgr gan / Spi0.
len. 8ette fan loen Ioinl | mango
3ilfploe bane i'm H~igtigbeo, men
nUppe oltio, og iGrlig life / ben
foreIiggenoe Saa. 0eriom 6en ito.
re lllpffe er, at 9irfen bar pGret
oofmegti9 / 6orretningsltpet", iaa
nil en- aigerenoe Seir nGppe fun.
ne pinoeS, meo mil0re oct troenoe
2pgfoIf, ipecielt De troenoe 5or-
retninasmGno, fommer til at iere
an. Gen troenoe 6orretningsmano
fenoer @rltnoifaoerne | @anoelslis
pet gnnife nn0erIe0es, emo Bre.
item | Geglen oil funne oct; -
ban er u0iat for De ber6enberenoe
.6ritelier, ion 8reiten oite aanife
uuogaar; - og bans Orb bill Der.
for / oisie 3orbol0 bnoe b%etp0elia
mere 8Gat, emo BrGltens iom Gei
gel bill fnnne faa. - Den troenoe
8orretnin9sman0 bill oite bape Sci.
ligbeo til at iige til 8etner og
@efenote: n0ette er iorfalteligt,
uguoeIigt, forIpiet; iaaoan er
uopr6iet for en- ariiten, % for &e-
item for etboert rettpnfenoe Wtenne.
'ife'~ Gen troenoe 5orretningsmano
cr Snoeboper al aftier, fommer
paa @eneralforIamlineer, iiooer /
9eitprelier, og bar oerigennem Gel
ligbeo til at gre friitelise og mo.
ralife SnnSpunfter gploenoe for
ltgrre eaer minore 6oriamlineer,
ielp ON bette manife al mango
mnatte blipe Hoe b6rt. Og Der er
iiffert oeiaa enfelte troenoe 8or-
reimbursement, Der bar @one til at
tale % ifripe, % iom 0erfor gen.
nem Soreorng, 8laoartifler, Biecer,
geeer, nil funne blotte oisie opbe
Samfunosbreit, iom n~sopenoignis
lgrunoig maa bGottes, bpis en- Sier
ifal ninoes.
Ger ipnes BOG alIereoe at pere
en- bis geopselie | ben ber antp-
oeoe Retnin9. Seq tenfer paa 6.
~. 3d., 2nsmanbsbepnseIfen for
pore Misiion. Oct er bIeoen mig
io9t, at 8. p. W. ffiiI6e bore |
Garb meo osfaa at bIipe 6. 8. 3D..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
NefOrmatiOnens littetGre
StOrU9rf.
vi s. 4. @auien Il.

Oct par isrit me0 9uf5er, at
gi6clen bleo ell 6olfe6og. en- BOG.
Der lpites i De oi6eite areoie, o.
iom Solicit tpeoe til UNDER eioets
iiorifelli9e 6iififtefer.
@au oior0e 9i6eIen til oct, ocn ]
5sI9e itn 0%prinoelie it &Uien %
i'm inoeritc 9eiieuunelie ifal uere
II en- n3te 6olfeboa.
Bel ianotes Der ier 2ut6ers Gio
0Deriuttelicr Of 9ibeleu men oels
BAR Sproget iaa ilct. al oet ag.
item pnr u|foritanelilt ior alnIinoe
lf9e 2piere, oels blep Der ira Stir
fens Sioe Iagt iaa itore 0tnorin
ger i 9eien ior Den 6eIliae Sfriits
~llobreOelie, at oen aeunem balc
Ni0oeIaloeren par cit liffct Nol,
oIagt paa Sploen" o. lat ior
iegIet", iom @rnuotDig ionger.
Suffers egerl 9iitorie ai8ioer ct
talenoe gfiempel pao, boor ipariomt
9ibeIen oar uobreot poa bans Iio.
Oct er fenot nof, at ban alori8
bapoe Jet en- gibel, fer bnn JONI
Eminent fout til lluiperiitetet Gr.
iurt. Spor iorbaoieoes ban life,
oo ban paa 9ibliotefet ianot en-
~Iatinif gibel o9 iaa, at ben inoe.
boI0t langt mere emo De gpiitel.
og @panaelietefiter, iom bleo lpit /
airferne elfer itoo at l9ie / 20.
%itiller.
San bla6eoe I 9ogen, og bans
Zine ialot pna 5ortrllingen ON
9anna og Samuel. 9urtist gen.
nemlGite ban ben, og inoerli9t On.
ifeoe ban at fomme / 9eiiooelie al
Ell iaa6an BOG.
Oct bar unoer ipGre aanoelige
aniugtelier, nenIi9 oa ban / alo.
iterceIlen fempeoe for at pinoe Sip'
leireo, at bans Zine aabneoes ior
gibeIens SerIigbeo.
"a iiploen bar bel Subs Oro5
2(loor og Tsrit erebet ct Menne.
ifebierte iaa iterft, JON oct 9reb
Cutters Sierte' san uofieoe lam
men meo i'm 9ibel o. fnuoe Den
til iiOit iaa goOt Tom uoenao, ia
San 6ao enoo8iaa / oen latinife
gi6els Orb paa lit 0eosleie.
Zen gamIe og ben m 9a8ts
Iromme par eiter6aanoen bleoen
BAN iaa fenot, al ban fenlpeOe
meo Dem, leo meo Dem, bnO meo
sem, pngiteoes meo Dem, iu6Ieoe
meo Dem.
Sra Den Stlno, 9utber bapoe
fun0et gi6elen, bIep Stuoiet al
ben bans f9reite arbeioe og matte
blioe oct, 10 minore ban unoer fine
inore aanpe fnnoe finoe 8ilfreos'
itiIlelie / airfens 2Gre.
Ofte fun6e Den rette 5oritnaelie
lni ct Sfriftiteo optnge ale bans
Sonfer 0ernem Here Gage og
09tter.
Otter at ban | 1912 bar bic.
ben Brofesior,, bolot ban fine fer'
ite 5orel9sninger ODER 9npios Sal
mer. 9isie latte 2utber 9etnem
bele fit 2ip iprlie Bris paa, foroi
hi, iom ban tiger, | Dem life blot
bsrer De bellises Orb boooe | @lp'
De og Smerte, men foroi De belt
opluffer oeres Sierter, Iaa pi fan
ie lige neo | 9iloen, bnorpaa Or
oene uolpringer. Spor ipsrger
ban - timber man ifsnnere no
trpf ior @leoe emo | 5%affeialmer-
ne? Der fer ri De bellige lige inc
| Siertet iom | ifsnne, liflige Sa'
Der, ia iom | Simlen ieIo, ier,
bpilfe p%nbefuloe 9Iomiter Der uo'
ioloer iig al allebaanbe friife, gla.
De Eanfer on SUB 90 bans 8elger.
ninger.
Os bpor timber man paa ben an
ben Sibe faa pemobige, 6pbe Sbr'
aetoner fcn l aIoseiangenS Der
L. 81 n&ker - keTT{mc Ii0e mn 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

-@
oairfen er aimGgtie | 8rigen,
foroi ben bar pGret aim9gtig |
6orretningslipet; Den bar fun uG.
ret en- 5ilifuer, olorig reiit Jig MOD
Snouitrialismen o9 falot ben en-
Dinpel". SnroIb 9egbie c,
(Gfter 8alo. @mmunoiens
o9rig og frigsferenoe Wagter"
SIDE 260.)
Tienben.
Derbensfrigen bar fat Start
Greosbeb reeIfen. fcm RI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
striben for Treben.

Nj Bait. u. . d ct / ser. DabI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
II.
Orrens WObiliierina.

ariiten0ommen trGnger fife
til 6oripar; ben er angriben.
DC" 2. aierfeqaar0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

men ieg oil blot ioare: Snor er
Der ct nDt Settlement begnnot, boor
life en- bel Del otter fortere elter
lqnaere 1io er ilDttet2 8ette Steo
er life anoerIeoes emo ANDRE Ste.
Der. 90 iao oct til, at oct er M
life faa nemt meo en- Oanif Solo.
nj / gamle iettleoe @gne. Oct
er umuIigt, at Der fan ppre ale
til pas. Den De, ion er tonnIer
Der, og Iom er Haaet inc paa wf9lfe'
farming eaer paa at oporGtte 3rea'
turer, o. iom oil % fan to8e iie
al Ssns, BIER % anOet li9uenoe,
be flarer iig 9oOt, % MI ifal ni,
ber tom Der for tire Gar iioen,
iHdrt babe EFT Set. Def er en- al Dc
Sing, Der maa buIfeS. vi er alle
Born enonu Der paa @gner, tbi
Del er Der 5olf, iom bar o9ret Der
fataere Tio - Der err en- 6amilte,
iom bar peret ber / noget ooer
- aar; men Der er ingen al Dem,
lem bar Der isr, Der bar nogei
meo Wenigbeoen at gere.
vi bar bait ON emo ct iprt nrO'
The Washington times., 1917-10-27

beauty, even, and with an admirable
range. His art is finished, and in
both lyric and dramatic manner he
was excellent.
DictIon that was both impressive
and understandable in every word
added greatly to his singing, and in
the four settings cf Kipling ballads
he was most compelling, from the
heart in Mother o'Mine," to the stir
ring Damrosch Danny DeeYer" that
brought forth two encores, the sgd
ney Homer Uncle Rome" and the
old English Pretty Creature" Two
Handel selections attested his rights
as an artist in the realm of oratorio
style. He is q welcome newcomer
to Washington.
Miss MuziO Real Artist.
Claudia Muxio has a beautiful
voice. Lovely to look upon, Miss
MtIzio is essentially the opera ar
tist who has been well schooled in
the standard literature OF the opera,
and who sings with vocal finesse
and who also possesses dramatic
heights and power.
The Washington times., 1917-10-27
CHURCHMEN WILL
AID IN CARING
FOR ENLISTED men

The Churchman'S League, having
some 400 members OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in WashIngton, hal
had special committee at work fol-
several weeks, In cooperation with
the war commission representing the
Episcopal Church. to enlist the serv-
ices of the members Of the league for
the soldiers and sailors In the city.
The committed, composed OF ]. Holds.
worth Gordon. chairman; r. b. Wat
rous. and the Rev. Charles T. Warner,
will report a program tor work at the
fall meeting of the Churchman'n
League, which will be held on next
Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. at
Rauscher's
Arrangements will be made for en-
tertainments and special services for
the men Of the service in q number
of the parishes in this city. The
committee has been In communication
with Chaplain H. H. Marsden. an Epis-
copal clergyman OF Washington, who
ls now serving with the District
troops in camp At Charlotte, N. c.,
with a view to having members OF
the league supply the needs for his
work with the men in camp.
At the league meeting an address
will be made by the Rev. John Mock
ridge. rector OF st. James Church.
Philadelphia Mr.. Mockrfdge. repre-
ssnting the diocese Of Pennsylvania,
has been engaged, during the past
summer In work for the men of the
service at Fort Niagara-
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PREPARES TO APPEAL.

Counsel for Franklin C. Jackson
is today preparing an appeal from
the verdict of q jury in Justice Stat
ford's. court which found him and his
wife, Trina, guilty of maintaining a
disorderly house. Jackson was yes
terdRy sentenced to one year at Oc-
coQuan, but was released on 81 900
bond pending the appeal, while his
wife, who also received a sentence OF
one year, was placed on probation.
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WEAVER To- confer
AND THEN FIX COAL.
RATE HERE MONDAY

John L Weaver, fuel administrator
for the District, to-day told The Times
that the coal problem practically has
been solved for the National Capital
and. that only details need, 70 bs
worked out
Mr.. Weaver announced that he win
meet committee Of five local coal
dealers Monday, set thei- views and
then fix the price at which coal VIII
be retailsd in Washington.
The fuel administrator made It
plain that the Federal Fuel Adminis-
tration has Tho right idea about
the needs Of Washington. and Il fs
clear that the Federal administra-
ton intends that Washington, the
seat of the war government shall not
suffer coal shortage
There already 10 enough anthraeite
and bItuminous coal In Washington
for Immediate needs, Mr.. WEAVER an
nounced. and moro is on the way.
The householder who tried TO "hog"
ten tons to store win be refused, but
any man who wants one or two tons
OF coal can get II, he said
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is in command of the naval forces in
New London, and his nephew, Lieut..
Campbell Edgar. is on an American
destroyer in European waters New
bold Edgar has made a special study
Of navigation for twenty years. and
the Navy Department has called this
special knowledge into requisition.
The first exhibition drill of the
season at Fort Myer will be given on
Saturday, November 3, at 2:30 o'clock.
Tickets for the drill can be had upon
application at the office OF the post
adjutant at Fort Myer.
Owing to the sudden illness OF a
member of the family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lansburgh are recalling the
Invitations for the reception they ex-
pected to give on November 4, in
honor of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Eugenia Lansburgh
and Samuel T. Schwartz.