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Industrial Warfare or - Federal Inquiry ? ''To the American Public: Do you believe in arbitration or indus- trial warfare? e The train employes on all the railroads have voted whether they will give their leaders authority to tie up the commerce of the country to enforce their demands for a- 100 million, dollar wage increase. . . «= The railroads are in the public. service- your service. This army of.employes is in the public service-your service. You pay for rail transportation 3 billion dollars a year, and 44 cents out of every dollar from you goes to the employes. On'all the Eastern Railroads in 1915, seventy-five par cent of the - train employes earned these wages (lowest, highest, and average of all) as shown by the payrolls- D. M.. they be determined by -| in the church, 7:45 p. m. \A ~ TEE - CLENS FALLS TTES AND MESSENGER, MONDAY EVENING, ADGOST 7, / cures mnm ‘This evening Christ church Camp Fire Girls, Wost street chapel, 7:30 Tuesday, Christ church, Garden 'street chapel, §:30 a. m. Salvation Army, young people's special meeting, evening. - Leaders, Cadet Irene Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. James Varnum. Wednesday, Baptist church, prayer meeting ser- vice, 7145 p. m. jolub, West ing service in the chapel, 7:45 p. m. Col. Cunninghaim will be the leader. Friends' church, mid-week meeting Wesleyan Methodist church, mid: week prayer meeting in the church, 7:80 p. m. Frée Methodist church, annual Sub- day school outing at Lake George. The party will meet at the corner of San- ford and Glen streets at 10 a. m. to 'take the lake car. Friends of the | school are invited to attend. Salvation - Army, - band - practice, evening. Thursday. Wesleyan Mathodist church, Ladies of the Home Ind Foreign Missionary society and congregation will give a festival on the lawn of Charles D. Perry's residence, 142 Bay street, in the evening. All friends of the church are invited to attend. Free Methodist church, midweek prayer meeting in the church, 7:30 p. m. Salvation Army, special revival ser- vices, leader, Sergt. J. Varnum. Friday. Christ church, Garden club, West street chapel, 8:80 p. m. 1 Salvation Army, special revival ral- x IMSCOTEOAT ~ Presbyterian church, prayer meet-] |SoUTH GLENS FALLS EOS LINE Another Lap—E'— State Wide Trip Will be Made This Evening. Fifty local Odd Fellows will ac- company the mascot goat \Traveler\ to Luzerne this evening, where the goat will be placed in the hands of the Odd Fellows' of that place for a few days. The party will leave Odd Fel- lows' hall at 6:30 o'clock this evening in automobiles. Twelve automobiles have been donated for the excursion. The goat has beer cared for during the past week by members of Electri¢ Lodge. The goat has been envied by all the boys of the village. Where ever it has been allowed to graze on lawns boys have congregated. The object of sending the goat on a state wide trip is to promate a more friendly spirit among the Odd Fel- lows and by having a delegation of Odd Fellows accompany it on each trip, the different lodges become bet: ter acquainted with each other. A book of souvernir views accompanies the goat. In every village where the goat visits views of that village are placed in the book which eventually will be- come the property of Half Moon lodge in Mechanicville, which conceived the idea of sending the goat on its long journey,. The goat originally came from Tex as a few weeks ago and was one of a car load of goats shipped to various __ IN THE THEATRES Empire, ed for this afternoon and evening. They are: Eunice Howe, comediénne; in a novelty act with special scenery and effects; Plozin Brothers, acrobats. The big picture production will be The Three Godfathers, from Peter B. Ayne's great story, ' There is great human ##@erest in: the touching scenes. As the story ad- vances two of the triplet of godfath- ers are seen to sacrifice their live in the ultimately successful effort of transport the babe to a place where it can be properly nurtured and cared for. Nell O'Brien. a America's favorite minstrel comed- ian, Nell O'Brien, and his big new company, when they come to the Em- pire theatre Monday, August 14, prom- iso an entirely new organization throughout, with all new acts, songs, features and fun. The minstrel stage knows no better producer in his line than Neil O'Brien. His entertainments are always clean, classy and brimful of clever material. This year's show as conceived and staged by Mr. O'Brien is heralded as being even superior to the splendid offerings he presented last season and the three seasons before. Park. Charles Richman will appear today in a five act drama, The Surprises of An Empty Hotel. Merchant goes to a hotel which had been emptied by an epidemic of diphtheria and there mects Mrs, Lucile Fairbanks, He overhears her quarreling wilh another woman and learns that both are clamants to Cadwallader Brent's fortune. He then discoverers that two lawyers are try- ing to get Mrs. Fairbanks.out of the state. Marchmont folls their plans, their yacht blows up and they are killed and Marchmont married Mrs. Fairbanks. d [ Three good vaudeville acts are card- { Scott and Campbell, country cousins A | at a - SOLE j A - ob 0 $1.00 Weekly on . , $1.50 Weekly on $100 Purchase. ' At Burger's you'll find scores of things that belp .to make the home comfortable during hot weather. Refrig- erators, Oil Cook Stoves, Cool Mattings and Rugs, light, : airy Curtains, Hammocks, Easy Chairs, Rockers for the, @ / veranda, etc. Mammoth assortments. The Jow prices a will surprise you. Finest selection in this section. 'Buy - everything, you need on our generous credit terms. TRUNKS BAGS AND SUIT, CASES That will make Summer traveling a pleasure. They are mot only good look- ing, but will give lasting service as well, We have on display a large stook to meet the Mid-s um m er de- mands of our pat- rons. LEATHER BAGS $2.25 UP SUIP CASES..... ..$3.25 UP TRUNKS .............$450 UP % + rat -* j ti\ . ly, evening. led by Major and Mrs.| P\ of the country,. Today's program also includes The OFF & OL 1 Passenger Freight Yard N. Erickson from New York city, as:- a; prentence, two acts; The Crystal's FOR FH I PORCH ROCKERS X ' Range Average Range Average Range Average sisted by Ensign and Mrs. Dean, band IN THE CHURCHES Warning, two parts; Two seats at the Ti; ** o | . $1541 $1585 $1303, and local workers. Opera, and A Cripple Creek Cinderal- CASH IBy 3h? sill\ H From $1.50 up. Attractively de- © Engmeérs. 3224 $1931 20992 $1783 ©2178 $1543 - Saturday« The local churches have arranged la. - in ' I J B signed models like picture, witht- I _ lef of Presbyterian church, Mrs. M. m,] the following meetings for the ensuing Chi]. d p C & 4 HLF M strong maple frames, finished in nat- fae 1553 1552 1145 Davidson will entertain members of| , . . $1 Ty (esis {ETE ural, silver gray or green; high slat a\ Conductors 3004 1831 1642 1315 the Mizpah Bible class on their an- Baptist-The Philathea class Kym FOR FLETCHER’S \ jay £. backs and rattan seats. Priced at... ao 0 2901 1991 nual picnic at her Glen Lake enttage,. MSSt Tuosday afternoon and evening CA S T ' 1 ost gs3 7152 Friends church, quarterly meeting] With Mrs. E. C. Wilson at her Glen O Fe I A $2. z 0 t 299 Firemen 1128 1109 o 935 of the church in the South Glens! Lake cottage. , _The party will leave A ® C> 1704 1762 1633 Falls church, morning and afternoon.| D°te on the 1:45 p. m. car ThuIsIAY| WANTED-EXPERIENCED FRONT 4 3 L - Lettice Jowett, speaker. $3??ng prayer mff‘gmg-hhh (1013213 MAKERS, BOSOM BANDERS, YOKE s 1 __ 957 862 973 834 Salvation Army, gospel, song and ©F!M{av evening, choir rehearsal, ©:30|opERATORS AND INSPECTORS. ' o poctt Brakemen . 1707 1141 59 1635 1085 testimony, evening, service led by En-] ° clack. ,,, MeMULLEN-LEAVENS CO * e tog f 1521 , 2 sign and Mrs. Dean and corps. Friends-The Men's league will & # g = r nonnal meet with Mr. gums)“ Stanton, Sar¥! young couples, start housekeeping! seri. g: io ~ The average yearly wage payments to all Eastern train em- toga avenue, this evening. Wedne®| §; 509 on $100 purcha - 18 % + ' | B b Tus Wol R a. « purchase, BURGER'S. Y s p f ~ ployes (including those who worked only part of the year) as QUARTERLY [WEE-”3“ Q fii‘iofilenmfihflfféii- 1252151111315 iztézigg ) ! ~* ! Fes Rapay: [ boe shown by the 1915 payrolls were- OF FRIENDS' CHURCH prayer meeting in the home of Mrs. In the fieggsaséffmifigwé Richard COUCH & SJ TENT ~<a . I & - + - ne s stories by - A d6 a: v fest / i Passenger Freight Yard . Zarah Kellogg, Marion avenue 8 P. M-| rrorgqing Davis beginning in the MAE AMMOCKS F ef f ) I C R som k on > Will be Held Saturday and Sun. Sathrday, quariorly moeting. azine section of The New York S h T 9 || #A i Z zz Engineers . i i . i .$179G6 $1546 $1384 Methodist-Regular mid-wens}: mest | fay World‘nzf Auguest‘ 13 witht‘flgfg lo , Heavy duck sides and gin ¢ oC A4 5 £ ' «T R : r sday eveni 7:30 o' i. 3 rid of. © ; have stron ational E N © Conductors . . . . . 1724 1404 1238 day, August 12 and 13 in fifgfiaidfisfifig“Sfemfiadm' 1211025 Frame\p,\ will be published on Au- ipr‘fngs; tufted and well Sled A,. l}. = aes Firemen . . . . . c 1033 903 844 South Glens Falls. ciety with Mrs. M. B. Parks, Main} FUSt 20 complete \Playing Dead\ and mattress. Prices begin at..... < _ qf fl f 2 [- Brake 858 990 street, 3 p. m., Thursday. Choir meet- glzicfi‘}’gu?olfg mfgmghesaéndwigpe beg]? Casals kg | . . ing, 7:30 p. m.. Friday. EMcK, 2 ~ $ a i o rakemen« e « k e 6 1018 'The regular quarterly meeting ofthe _-_ 30 » Phy PUCH ida the great detective story, \The Mael- sys t * I \41° « Pi Friends' church will be held Saturday z strom,\ by ex-Inspector Froest of Sb br I i A 100 million dollar wage increase for {and sunday, aug. 12 amd is hol LOCALS AND PERSONALS |scouand Yard in the Magazine Sec- \ first day's meetings will be held in the --- men in freight and yard service (less than aon non cities tor The Sudger wor Meeting of Ministry and Oversight, Brown,. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown 0 a. m.; meeting for worship, 11 a. m.; luncheon, 12 m.; busines session,} Danby, Vt. 1:80 p. m.; address, 2 p. m., by Let Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bell, of Water tice Jowett, an English Friend who:loo, Neb., who are guests of Mr .and po & South Glens Falls church. The follow- Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, Main] Get your order for The Sunday World * 1 ( one-fifth of all employes) is equal to a 5 per ing program will be observed: ___ street, are entortaining Miss Ruth in early. * REFRIGERATORS @ } cent advance in all freight rates. and Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews of ; The managers of the railroads, as trustees } for the public, have no right to place this Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases for vace- tion trips-$2.23 up. BURGERS 3 The Belding-Hall line. Scientifically | - 1 rips-$2.2 . - . sound. Keep foods in absolutely perfect condition. Use little ice. Easy to keep #weet and clean,. May be purchased on will tell about the relief work of the) Mrs. James Lewis, are spending a few gmum“;’1\2“:”:“:“2“2“2'6°64“???~2~1~:“2“I“.':§: h f ; burden on the cost of transportation to you FrFirelilds on the battlgfields of Europe. |days in Greenwich with friends and .§: z & our easy payment plan. See those at.... : t. & # « e morning service August 13 will, relatives. s g | WlthOut a Clear mandate from a DUth tri- be conducted in the South Gens Falls; Harold Wilson has gone to Amster-| % é: cow ' s Friends' church at 10:20 o'clock, when' dam, where he has secured a position % , & ii. . bun'f'ilspea'llilngdfoll; you. d h 1 Mr. Jowett will again speak. That: with a jewelry firm. '§* é: I e P . arlroads have proposed the settie- afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be a/ Mrs. George Reynolds is spending a *t r < (Img 1 y , i ! e T . ~ p p d meeting at Fort Edward Center. The'few davs in Saratoga Springs with] & T H E A T R E 4 M 0\. COOK : ment Of thlS controversy either under the figal meeting will take place during! relatives. *~ .§. | © STOVES *d e M h M the evening union service in the Glens Ralph R. Shrrman, who is emploved # & JC ' existing national arbitration 13W, or by refqr- Falls Friends church, Ridge street, at, in the Franklin Motor Works in Syra- 4 TODAY: &} Mad M th your 145 o' c tay i + ef a & Dale i m, 's wor ence to the Interstate Commerce Commis- 7:45 o'clock. 1:35; spent Sanday in fon gilth hs # eorr e caypseett oin 5) [1 wile to visit Burgers and s f | S Me Chelf '[&4 \Countr ousins,\ introducing «| '@ investigate the famous New * sion. ThlS offer has been refused by the REV. AND MRS. CARPENTER in-“N‘ (guséa'i'us gafcfilgmé rllaughtprsi ‘i' hat-men; singing, 'special scen- % l geoflfcg‘gxéltegggtufgggfienENo I * | Mlisses Isabel and Mildred Lang andi% ep i . *t | \~ + -_ employes' representatives. HOLDING HOUSE PARTY | Miss Gertrude Dosey, of Far Rocka|& \ Howk -- Singing $) @ \We [|| C \ & & & J wav. L. T.. who are spending the sum-] & { t i Her #] | on easy terms ol 50¢ a week. I A p PC * Shall a nathIl~W1de Strlke Of an The Rev. and Mrs. C. D Carpenteflmpr in this village, enjoyed an excurs- & ggmfidgggz’ Introducing er é: 1 Some as low as | r - EL P a H i ip ate . ion through Lake George yesterday. |% _v, so | 0 a ' _ lea u wo al bsk s Inve‘stlgatIOfl under ~§le.GOV; iii wfsrggfingwfitmiamusepfferoti‘ng‘ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murphy, of Har | & vlfibng’lrl'imBISrO/Ig‘ssais. aude 4 $2‘ 7 5 te = is < - H h b n % Tina -t) Jan. Iowa, are spending several days|& ( {_L al ~ - ernment determine this issue? . in Garfeld street. _. Those, who are i) fown as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. # SPECIAL TobAy oNLy %). n 9 ’ » r « n Fred A. Comstock, Main street. is &+ National Conference ' Committee of the Railways the Rev. Glenn E. Carpenter, pastor ' . & \THE THREE #1 | . ~ of the Presbyterian chuurch, Burgess, Af Pros 4 4 C \\ gusua Lts Claimen An Ort Arsine . Epe Ra Wit, abel tr seat anny] g COP FATHERS\ $). r: rre a A * tit Aerts, names, Parminpdete f. neh (hel moreos Into prosperity the older mem- [% The Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., %) @ - ; G , tchiso 0 anta Fe ways - 9 » uy tial + i q , : 8 indi. o? t *# . > if L‘Z'munglti'ocrgfigfim? H. w. MQJSTJKCCB’IMG er, Rev. Wi A. Wilson, pastor oof the hPl‘; hozmd toes?“ tA-aIgtge‘} ‘gthlnfl > R Presen H . 3: - 26 Warren Street, Glens Falls. 4 C. L. BARDO, Gen'l Manager, Whecling and Lake Etic Railroad. Presbyterian church, Garrett, Ind., and EC8UCN, £0 CONSQPAGOTN G. \o SD A Stirring drama of Human in- i I ow ass - . \___ | New York, New Haven & Hartford Railrords 1+ wm (p. MAHER, Plee-President, the Misses Marian Williams and Lulu, CO\ Chittenango. N. Y., writes, \When |: terest in 5 parts. <+] | age“ *% K. H. COAPMAN, Vice-President, Norfolk-and Westerm-Railway, Sherman. of Sandy Creek, Oswego! frag“? b_1{17°u5~ have hpaidaChe aaneiel 4+ Ch ? Program a * ha ann a nnn n a , A ~ Southern Railway. £ JAMES RUSSELL Gen'T Manager, county. tout of sorts. I take two or three of & ange of Progr # e -= t soa \ $. E. COTTER, Gen'l Manager, Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. C ~ Chamberlain's Tablets and they fx :g‘ WEPN ESDAY AND FRIDAY 3: e® te ete ate aat atea Prats aTe Tr tree 2s eca ate atea tres F ‘ s . CROWLEY, doan VicePrestdent, ,_ A- ¥, SCHOYER, Resident VicePres., GIRL's BODY REcovEerEp [Rs\ right.\ For sale by all deal| & Bo % ,'§:‘~“°““\“'“‘“' eure eeeeear eee eee ees “% I f xi t=\ New York Central Railroad. i s £2235“ was}, j | ets c_ * Evening 7:15 and 9, 106 and 15c. & A P P ® I l t I ' i Po li) R c. #. EMERSON, Gent Managers - SuhoMM-rmauufdeuhmy” FROM LAKE GEORGE \—‘_r imEs 4 a h hat ttc e E (9 A R K H E A R E g o \4 tos 6d sUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES. Wea ae le e aTe ate Beate lhePra eRe (, X f C H. EWING, Gen'l Manager A« J, STONE, Vice-President, h F : |& -mm = - =- = & ; Fog t Philadelphia & ReadingRuilwag Exic Railrond. After a search of cight days the|* mwa \{ 'FoDAYS PROGRAM, Matinee and Night-Vitagraph Feature Co. pre- 4 {o f f K. W. GRICE, Assn to President, G. S, WAID, Pice:Pres. & Gen'l Manager, r: 1 sents MR. CHAS, RICHMAN, the popular Broadway star, in *t s $ Chespeake & Ohio Railways Sunset Certral Lines. body of Miss Eleanor Morton. who % p Rool p was drowned while canoeing a short d \THE SURPRISE OF AN EMPTY HOTEL\ y , k oasys o os distance from the Rogers Rock hotel t lan In a * , # H Ro - 10\ at Hague on Lake George, was recov- & In 5 acts Essanay Co, presents Anne Leigh in / The Repentance,\ in & f * L ered Saturday about 200 feet distant' 1 . & 2 acts, Herbert Henley in \The Crystals Warning,\ in 2 parts, Wil- 32 * E from the hotel. The bodv was removed . F _. \ap 7 Mik , 600 ¢ liam Garwood in \Two Seats at the Opera.\ Vitagraph spegial in one ## } © 32 to an undertaking establishment In Ti- R d om <_ e % reel, \A Cripple Creek Cinderella.\ Matinee 1:30 to 5, evening 7 to 11 % i | f conderoga and tomorrow it will be We eaee : I f & Se and 10c. é: 'r shipped to her late home in Ca R a ho's e # crane - tie Sted: in 5 A o I 100 bridge, Mass. ' Amerlcan Ce . # TOMORROW-Paramount Picture Co. presents Myrtie Stedmen In # i , - . & * i % \The American Beauty.\ i » ao heet - & © A Seas ca A i [ The moment a young man begins tor save his COVERED DISH SOCIAL. \ Co. ' & WEDNESDAY-Eulalie Jensen in \The Making Over of Geoffrey Man- A}: + mon. ically he becomes & larger man, + ices Mohi a Coach .. J # ning,\ a Vitagraph special, | & ; t i, f eyésysmmat Ca ? l berfiglfelgdfie ffi‘lfgfzdnrfigfigfi? 113i?! w 1.202 f 8 - .§. THLiBSDAY—Blanche Sweet in \The Dupe,\ Pa_ran301|:nr|ttspecial.i 1 I? 4 { L & Sous fam > t loin \Ao r' f & FRIDAY-Mme. Petrova in \The Eternal Question,\ Metro special. <4 v1 f {i Hetakes broader views of life and begins Zn Eimlfflgf tsggrrgx‘fi figmofigtvi: \7; coupons: 32; SATIUIRDAY~Flora Parker De Haven in \The Seekers,\ Red Feather t; i 'as -l o j . a j X . . & special. . R & 1 {o £2 have a better Opinion of himself Tm“ talk,“ k e,_ Fipst street +7\ & . < '§- SUNDAY-LiIllian Walker in \Green Stockings,\ Vitagraph special, I}: i; 1L pl'vje Of doubt, and SQH-flonfidence rep-{aces fear. * right here in our Pr emium Depart. - \ j ':.';,“:,,:,.:“:..:..:..:..;..;..;..;“:¢.;..;..;~;..:a(\pq..;..;..;..;..;“;..:..;..;..;“;..;..;..g..:~:..;..:»;»;»:»:~:~;~:.quguzuyzugf l vl | { * The man with nothing in the bank is handicap. ment, for useful, valuable Presents c- e of all kinds. No matter what you tu 0000000 heute Pe atea at atc at a“:“:“:“:“:0:“:u:0o:n:w.“‘0‘\.n‘u‘tb‘ocw‘ynoguofi‘u.‘3.00.u‘oe.n.».u'n‘0O‘M‘u.n.“‘n‘“‘00.“.“‘oo‘n‘n:b¢.«\0‘».»’000“>\ 1 w e & Do IT NOW |! (Get your '\'Heating Plant'' Cleaned and repaired for next wiriter. Now is the time when its warm and we have plenty ped.\ Hefinds himself unable to compete success. 'fully'with those of thrifty habits, and is forced to the rear in the race. , want, you'll find our Premiums / estPremiunm:s \ \'The E & X . 7 {J If you want to grow, if you are ambitions to * of time to do it. Competent Mechanics; 'Men who know.\ % cut some figure in the world and enjoy the fruits & Welephone \10.\ 4 t WHIPPLE & SHERMAN, Inc. STEWART RANGES. Plumbing, Heating, Repairing, Mechanics' Tools, Hardware and Cutlery. . h : 149 GLEN STREET. Y, M. C. A., BUILDING z' 8 400, 10,3009 090 ast estar\ naaa A “:\:“:“:“z“:“:“z“:“:“:“:“o“:“0“0“0“:“0“\‘°“‘“‘\“ dope Ge a a Qua of success ,you must save and invest your money, _ There is no other way. , 9% M‘fiiwmmfigx ~ > Come in and look over our big stock of attractive Presents -and f pick out the article you want to save your Coupons for. Visitors always. welcome. e HOMER DAILEY 2 WARREN ST., SLENS FALLS, N. Y. Ever Offered 5 neenee ece -- r3 6 « The Bank of SUPERIOR Service Glens Falls Trust Company Classified Advertise. , ments Supply Your =: Wants at Ic a Word. === R THE TIMES) _\ Charles Richman at the Park Theatre} . ~ Fascias, , - \ ate [ans perts ch JBSCRIBE ~ FO h 1
