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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Ar THE CHURCHES To.pAY
ga Young widows wise oh oico.n

"a Young Widows Wiso Ohoicc."
To- night as the Calvary Bap-
list Church Or Broughton will have for
his subject, IA Young Widows Wise
Choice AT the IL O'Clock hour he will
preach special New Years sermon and
desires ever membe of the church pres
emit. At the conclusion OF the sermon
the Lords supper will be celebrated snd
the hand OF fellowship extended to new
membe
At Belmont Church.
There will be preaching at the Bel
mont N. e. Church to-day OF IL
O'Clock .. m. By Rev. J. A Brumbaush
and at O'clock p. m. by Rev. w. o.
Rose The revival services, which have
been in progress for the past week will
be continued until further notice.
Sunday at $50 q. m.
at Eirst Baptiss.
At tho First Baptist Church to-day
the pastor. Rev. Edward b. Pollard,
will presch sermons designed to be
helpful for new year Thought. In the
morning the theme will be: Rubbing
Out the Old" In the evening: MAX
ing Good Resolutions"
st. Johns Church.
Sunday services will be held at IL a.
N. and 1850 p. N. Strangers and trav
cling public are cordially invited to
avail themselves of the privileges OF
worship at this church. The ushefs In
attendance will accommodate them.
At tho Second Presbyterian.
Tho pulpit OF the Second Presby terian
Church, corner Of Roanoke street and
Tenth avenue 8. w, will be filled by
Prof. E. v. N. Painter, of Roanoke COL
lege, this morning &c IL O'Clock. There
WILL be no preaching AT night.
Railroad Y. n. q. a heotinE.
The railroad department. OF the Y M
O. a. will be addressed 1T 3:5O D. M BY
Rev. L G. III. Miller, of S. Marks
Lutheran Church The meeting will be
for men and women
Sunday-school Union.
The Baptist Sunday-sohool Union
will hold ,heir regular monthly meet
Ing Tomorrow afternoon ut 3:45 with
the Sunday-school of the First Baptist
Church. Rev L. G. Broughton will de.
liver the addfesa.
Lecture at tho First Baptist.
Among the attractions for Roanoke
people In the Next few weeks will be
the coming to our city of the widely
known and popular DR.. n. NJ. Wharton,
of Baltimore. He will leosnre on J.u
uary 81, under the ouspices OF the
Young Peoples Union Of the First Bap-
fist Church. His subject will DO 1.-The
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
VIII Meet To-morrow Nirht.

The Knights Of the Ancient Essenic
order have secured tho Pythian Hall, in
the Exchange building. ss their per
maneut meeting place, and will hold o
regular semi monthly meeting there to-
morrow night. They will In future meet
every frss and third Monday night.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Jackets,
Jackets,
Jackets,

At your own prices--look at these
fgures-compara the quality and you
will admit they are way below their
value.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
A Drunkard's Desperate Deed.

" New YORK, Jan. = Valentine
Brandt, butcher in Fast Fortieth
street, went 10 his home to-nigbs after
ak weeks depauch, shot his wife, and
leaving her for dead, put bulle. in. 0
his right temple. Brandt and his wife
have not got AlqRg very we'll of late.
CHAMBERLATN's Cough Esmedy is
famous for It's oures of bed coldu. 1t
opene the Becretions, relieves the lungs
and aids nEture in restoring the system
to healthy condition. II freely used
as soon as the cold hay been contracted,
and before 1t has become settled in the
system, Il greatly lessons the severity
OF the attack, aud ha, often cured in q
single day what would have been se-
we're cold. For sale by the Ohas. Lyle
Drug Company.
"THERE Is music In the air |" Listen
Andrews' belled teams are delivering
GOAL and wood to customers. Send in
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Schools VIII Open.
How to Secure q Position

II you want to secure o good position
take thorough course In the Business
College. II Ia in better condition now
than ever before, having opened up
since the holidays under the most
nuspiciouo circumetanoeB.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Local Bits.
News Of People
and Events.
Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.

The old Felix Hotel is being thor
oughly rspsirod.
Yesterday wss . day OF fises and Il
struck Roanoke hard.
Winter struck Rosnoke with vim
yesterday and Gil realized 10.
The cold weather has practically
driven the petty csimiEplp OF the
ssreet5.
Tho mud puddle on the corner OF JET
ferson street and Wells avenue hos been
drained.
The trains are we'll loaded With pass-
engeru each day returning to thoir var
iouu homes after spending tho holidays
eewhere.
Police Court Yesterday.
In the police court yeotsrday morning
only two cGaes were tried, one for vio-
leting . city ordinance and the other for
cruelty TO animelE. Both we're fined S.
Yesterday's Weather.
The thermometer yesterday morning
stood 80 ten degrees above zero ct z
O'Clock; OF 10 O'Clock IL was only nine
above. end ~ 4p "a IL stood 6evenseen.
Schools VIII Open.
The city schools will open again to-
morrow morning for the hrst time since
the Christmas holidays. Snperintend-
emit Rust desires that pereptr will sec
that their children attend regularly in
the future.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
VIII BIO Hero Rsrs weos.

A telegram WAC received Friday nigh
from James Chisholm Eolm, Of An
thony, Kansen, saying he would leave
In few hours for VirgtniA to be present
st the burial OF his brother. Mr.. Helm
left Virginia In 1879, nero boy, and
this will BIO his Rrss visit TO his native
State since.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05

MAKE MONEY by CAREFUL SPECULATION
IN Grain through reliable successful firm. Excel
I"nt opportunities to make profits by plans.
Eully explained ind rent free. Rehest references.
PATrIsON Co., 60 Omaha Building, Chicago Ill.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
I'm OUR
Millinery
DEPARTING

We are Offering our entire stock at
less than cost.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Other Fires Yesterday.

The residence or Misc Lily HALL, on
the corner Of Henry rsreos and Seventh
avenEc. caught On f.re ycs erdny morn.
Ing abous7 O'clock Tho Are caught In
the ceiling from tho kitohon range but
wHc exslnguished eosily with bus little
damage to tho building. The Juniors
responded to ahe alarm end hnd hardly
entered the engine house before another
alarm wea turned in from box As 10 the
West End. They responded again but
found the fire 10 DO near the Weeo End
Rolling Mill, which 10 moro than one
mile from the nearest water plug. Two
small cottagen wero totally burned
down. 1t Is not known whether or not
they vere insured or what the loss Will
be.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Blankets
Blankets.

We have small lot of about Is
pairs of Atwood Blankets, slightly
soiied, at way below their actual value.
Comforts at 75c, $l.O0, a1.25, $3.50,
$l.75, 500 nnd up.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05
Installation OF Omoers.

Roanoke Council, No. 70, Jr. o. U. A.
Nd met in regular session lsst night at
their hall over the Exchange building
and the following officers were installed
by L e Looksbill, deputy State coun-
sellor, for the ensuing term: A RI. Mil
Ter. counsellor; J. Z WsylsnG, vices
counsellor; j. e Boebm, recording Sec
retary; W b. Wernwag, treasurer; B
Frank Taylor, financial secretary; j..
w Mcclure, conductor; R 8. Thomas,
inaide sentinel; j. A WsylSnG, outside
sentinel; ]. e. Boehm. trustee, and T..
d. Lussey, chaplain. j. L, Kelly, as
sistnns secretary, end R. L Rush. war
den, were absent or iu porsans business.
This council was organized October 3
last, and now numbers Fifty three &C tive
mem befs end 10 In D flourishing oondi.
tiou,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05

FOR the l,ru ~ 1ua lnrest
u g. !lNtw4r
es Ni SRA
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-05

The Baptist Snnday-sohool Unior
will hold iheir regular monthly meet
Ing Tomorrow afternoon at 3:45 witt
the Sunday of the First Bapsis
Church. Rev l.. G. Broughton will de
liver the hddfeso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
DOChERT FOR LIEUT. GoVERNoR.
George Vanderbilt to be Large Exhibitor
at the state Fair.

RALEIGH y. @. Aug. 2o.-Speclal 49,
The contention between the Republicans
and Populsts now IS which shall derive
more bcuert lfom the nou.ination OF
Oliver H. Dockery. Tor lieutenant COVER
nor Some OF DOckerys friends were
here yesterday and said ne was for Nc
Kinieyhrst last and all the time. and
not for Bryan and Watson. This has
given the Popul.s> party quite a set
back. The Republicans are ia a state Of
glee at the situation.
George Vanderbilt informs President
Benleham Cameron. OF tho State fair.
that he will make very large exhibit
az the fair here In October Of products
OF the Bntmore farm. AT Ashevile.
The Republicans will distribute tons Of
campaign literature from their headquar-
tiers here.
There IS considerable comment on the
demand by Associate Justice Clark OF
the Supreme Court. that the RAILWAY
Commission shall cut the rate Of railway
passenger fare to two cents and one
cent per mile. There are hints that in
some way this matter will get into the
campaign.
The Southern Railway is building an
extensive cotton platform here.
Miss Lizzie Martin LETT to-day as a
missionary 20 China. she Is sent by
the Womens Board ~ Missions. OF tn.
NJ. r. Church.
The largest excursion which ever left
here went 10 Wilmington to-day. II was
I'm three sections and there were twenty
four cars over one thousand seven hum
dred went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
R.faiI Clerks MON.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Retail Clerks Protective Association was
held At Elletts Hall last night ,,.S
Several new members were iniua'v,
ard .rsst Interest was manifested Ia tno
Committees appointed TO visit the au !
ferent labor UNIONS IN u's .''s eo,xISase-
that they had met with great ehcouI 80
msnt NJ their meetings. and that resoIu-
SONS Rad been adopted liz the union: en-,
dorslng the movement and assuring aplns ,' the
~ - - omr svstem for the year rouho.
'" Ths committee appointed TO walt upon
,hs conference OF different rehsious 10
nominations OF this city repoIV.u tSst
they were assured by memeeii r further
in@ The early closing-hour movement
The different labor unions 'lsm 's en-
quested TO know the names , o. ~ OF such
inns Were ordered printed ana oispiA'e"
an the walls of such meeting places
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
SOW MAKING 4 NONINATION.
The Democrats of the Fourth District san
rnine- WHY they Are tor Free Silver.


BOYDTON VA. Aug. 20.-specal.-rhe
Democratic Congressional Convention for
this Fourth district of Virginia is slow
In meeting TO nominate its candidate for
Congress Alr. 1nOrp the Republican
candidate, has been IN the Held Tor some
time. and gave notice here when he spoke
Monday that he would be continuously
cauXassiug until the election, ana IL IS
quite important that tho Democratic can
dldate should be- at Work. There ls a
angular eQulnimty in the Democratic
ranks in this county on the silver cues
ton, and | might safely say. with Few
single gold standard.
4 bet was made mere u Few days ago
between a prominent Republican. who de-
clines 10 follow his party N rs advocacy
OF gold and who dvOws his Intention or
supporting Bryan for President. and
Democrat. the Republican betting that
BRYAN would carry Virginia over Me-
The stringency in money matters M.
mai. ..... .... u.s.. ...l reason on
tie subject. but wGo support the free
coinage theory niindly as me only hope
Of their de.iverance.
nave Thought the great difficulty In
the way OF a resumption OF business was
Inc lack OF confidence between man and
man and the unsettled coalition OF the
financial policy OF the Government but
for my life | cannot see how free coinage
~ silver can restore confidence and re-
lleve the strain on the people. though
many think that free silver Is king cure
alr' for all troubles.
Rev. r. NJ. BOydon. rector OF the Epls-
copal church in this place. Will at the
invitation OF the Rev q. ). Bunting. OF
81. Pauls Episcopal church, in Peters
burg. officlate on SUNDAY next. Mr..
Bunting has gone to visit his relatives
at Bristol. Tenn
Mr.. George b. Finch. president of the
Bank OF Mecklenburg, has been quite sick
for the past three weeks, but Is better
now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

Hi. Only Opponent withdrsws Early In
the Convention.

CULPEPER. VA, Aug. 20.-Special-
One Of the largest Republican gatherings
ever assembled in Culpeper convened
here to-day TO nominate "a candidate Tor
Congress from the fdghth district II
appeared at first as II there would be
hard night between the Hon. ~ Ii. Nc
Call. OF this county, and Major u. IL
hines, OF Fairfax, Park AgneW, OF AlcA-
andria, declining to run
District Chairman Major @. =. Hines
called the convention TO order ". 81.
LggbOrn, OF Culpeper, was elected tempo
rary chairman. and r. l.. Chids, Of Eau
quier, secretary.
on account OF the contests IN Alexandria
CITY. the delegates from that city were
deprived OF the privilege or serving on
the committees. The following are the
committees.
Credentials: Alexandria. II. j. Holmes,
Fairfax, NJ =. Church; Culpeper, W. T.
Terril: Fauquier, ". G.. Il. Shumdte,
King George. William j. Rodgers, Lou
don, Or. Daniel Williams. Louisa, George
Il. NJ Hunter: Orange. John +. Weaver,
Prince William. Frank Gaskin; Stafford,
ORGANIZATION: Alexandria. W. ~. Lo'
max: Culpeper. l.. &. Tarrant, Fairfax,
q. w Hawk hurst, Fauquier, II. L. o. ass
cock King George George Graysou, Lou
doun NJ clifford Nichols; Louisa, NJ. Per
kins. Orange. n. ". Newman Prince
William. Eugene Keiser; Stafford. s. D..
Johnson.
Resolutions Alexandria. II. l. Holmes;
Culpeper. j. G. Porter. Fairfax. J.. J."
NOuton; Fauquier. II. X. Campbell; King
George r. W. Payne; Loudoun. William
Brown: Louisa. l. H. Meredith Orange
n. G. Edins. Prince william, II. u.
Mitchell. STAFFORD. w. II. Helm.
After the committees were appointed
the meeting adjourned for one hour.
The hour OF reassemhlng found the
hall well filled. G.. W HawNhurst was
chosen chairman and q. NJ. Hunter rs
secretary. Colonel Lamb spoke for three
quarters Of an hour. lie said with me
sound money acquisition Virginia would
go Republican.
The resolutions adopted express opposi-
ton TO the appropriation Of public money
for sectarian purposes. demand the amend
ment OF the immigration laws 20 protect
American labor, the alteration OF the
naturalization laws 20 impel residence
in This country before comforting the
rights Of American citizenship, ana prom
iso support 10 the nominees ana platform
OF the ST Louis Convention.
The names Of Major o. +. Hines and
Hon =. II. Mccall were presented as can
Major Hines Withdrew from the race and
T. n. Mccall was elected by acc.ama-
ton amid deafening applause. He az
dressed the meeting expressing MS earn
est dee 10 meet his opponcat
PARK Agnew was elected chairman on
the Eighth District Committee. MessrS
Flatford r. r. Camp,cll. and r.
Brown we're elected members OF the State
Committee Colonel William Lamb and
the regular organization were endorsed
with enthusiasm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

looks: not on them so much as paraiiei
ID them, and embodying the Views OF me
elcher and or other authors inc
student takes in hy the spoken words or
"a good teacher what he never derives
rom the written words OF the best au-
thor They work we'll together.
Thirdly the use OF cases, ieauihs
aud illustrative OK the doctrine Ia hand.
As practical question, II may De
left TO the teacher TO decide whether the
study of cases so admirably enforced on
The original suggestions OF the eminent
INF Lsacdeu Of Harvard. should be
r.temporan.ous With the study or text
books. d-nning and settling genera
principles or be deferred to quasi post
graduate course ut a later period
In this broad and overwhelming field
for iuriaical duty in this country. so
.,nioue I'm it, political organism. and so
.toseIv related 10 the worlds destiny. the
.eacher must inspire the student with
leep sense OF his duty for fun prepars-
don for the immense work before MN
How long shall he study?
Il conceie three years Is better than
.wo. and two than one. ! admit one
year. two years. is 100 short period TOT
s,ich a course. nay. | would prefer four
five years 10 three
Mr.. Tucker closed by saying that
while urging a longer course OF STUDY
than one year. HIS efforts as professor
Of law were 10 lay a foundation OF iegai
principles. based on moral truth ana
leading cases. such as put the student
I'm n condition for such self-trainlnr TOT
life ard insure 20 him the eminent soility
hat Will III him for the most exalteo
duties Of his great calling. Such 'rsln-
inc. he said. mad made the great JUDGES
rom Marshall 10 Brewer and from ~
r-sv,ars che 20 Lord Russell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

81. Di.c,.se. the Best Training for the
American Bar OF the Future


In his Manor beror. the Section Of
Legal Education Of the American bar
Association Hon j. Randolph Tucker Of
Virri,ia. considered what Is the best
training Tor the American Bar OF the
future what shall the schools teach and
how shall they teach, and how long shall
they teach.
lie maintained: "First-That the lawyer
as minister at the alter OF justice Of
the ideal Jus, through the actual Lex
must be trained 10 believe bis employ
ment Is a public duty, primarily 10 Goa
and his country. not a mere vocation lor
private wealth or honor. and that his
functions as lawyer or judge are 20 be
performed for the promotion or truth
and right. and for the defeat OF false
hood and wrong. This is the primal les
son.
"secoud-The lawyer should have lib
eral culture Is there anything M phiio-
sophy OF science. IN history or literature
Doe should not know, in order TO reach
the summit of his noble vocation
"Third-As law is an historic science
because every law system has had his
foric DEVELOPMENT the student must be-
taught and should learn the history Of
legal bc!efce. from its agcient lard-
marks. along the pathway Of It's pro-
sress 10 present conditions He should
he taught and learn comparative juris-
prudence. thus broadening his views of
his own by comparison with others and
avoiding the narToWness ana error when
comes from a too exclusive consideration
OF his own local POLLY.
The interesting relation between the
civil law and the common law. which
modern investigation has shown 20 D.
closer than az one time was supposed 20
exist. the derivation or much of the
common law from the reservoir u the
Corpus Juris Civilus and the reflex in
fuence Of the cOmm0u law upon the code
and practice OF the civilan IN our own
States: make IL important, and essential
where practicable that each system
should be distinctiyely taught In schools.
where the other is the main and primal
subject OF instruction.
Unconstitutional law Is there
fore a special theme Tor me lawyer OF
the United States. FOR on the integrity
and supremacy OF these constitutions over
men and states. and governments State
and Federal. depend the perpetulty OF
our Union. and the security OF our liber-
ties as men"
HOW SHALL HE RID TAUGHT.
How shall he be tsughtY
We must teach him TO teach himself
"First-By the best textbooks, which
shall precisely state the law as II has
been settled by statute and adiudea tons
This. | must think, is best IN the first
stages.
"second-In connection with this. lee
tnres full and free showing the natural
and moral foundation for the principles.
or the historic origin OF what Is arbitrary.
and nay seem contrary TO morality or
reason.
III believe In lectures along with text
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21
What Candidate Bryan Means by free i'""'
Candidate.

nryan sets up to be a lree-tfader-Dut
H., isnds his aid TO the silver miners 10
s,on freq trade in money. Men want
sood money for their crops and their
wages bryan says we will force them
90 1aks had money. We will not lot any
one choose what kind OF money he shall
he paid in. We will give the silver min
ers an act OF legal tender so that they
can force all workmen to take their bad
money. What Is bad money? A DOLLAR
that is worth little over cay cents ana
that no one will take who Is not forced
10. How can such money be msdo 10
serve its purpose? only by It's redemption
al the United States Treasury IN gold or
good money. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

RALEIGH. y. C., Aug. 20..The state
Prohibition Convention at Salisbury mas
nominated the following ticket, co..-
Goyernor-Jan es X. Jones. OF Green's
Iieutenant-G;o j. Doweii
Secretary OF State-Thomas r. Jo''hs'oh-
Trcasurer-James Hoffman.
Auditor-A. c. Sheriff.. ,s...
q. W. Holmes.
State electors were also nominated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

In the Circuit Court Of the United States,
for the Eastern District OF Virginia;
Central Trust Company OF
New York. ct al. Consonna'eu
Richmond and Danyille In Equity.
II. r. Company, It al
EN-hACr FROM DECREE
1T il hereby ordered that all claims out
standing against the receiver or ne stlu
Richmond and Danville Railroad ComDa-
ny. and all claims against tho said kic1-
mond 0nd ID nyills Railroad Company,
which are alleged TO be prior or superior
TO the lisn OF the mortgage foreciosed,
which mortgage bore date october -,
1SSs ba fled with tho special masters In
chancery, heretofore appointed IN THIS
cause on or before the first day 0f De-
cemher. 1886. and that on the failure
of the holder OF any such claim 10 me.
the same within said time. such claim
or claims shall be denied the right OF
participating IN the proceeds OF The sals
of the said road and preclufed from any
right OF payment against the saii cor.
pOratc property. or the nhfcnasrFs oI
said property or their assigns. and shan
be forever barred: bat this order shall
not he in any manner applicable 10 thu
rights or claims 81 the Central Trust
c0mrsny OF New York. one OF the COM
plsinants herein. as trustee under The
hrst nOrtgaee on said property, dated oc-
t0ber 3 1874. or az trustee under the
mortgage dated February l. 1889. or as
trustee under the equipment mortgages.
or either OF them. referred 20 In the ie-
cree ~ foreclosure ard sale In this action.
n is further ordered that said Special
Matters. n r. ileasants and Thomas
= Atkins Esqrires. shall give notice Of
this CIDER by publication three times
week for four weeks. commenting Aug
ust 10 1896 ana once a week during The
entire month or November 1906 in soma
newspaper Of ger eraI circulation. prirt,i
IN the city OF New York. " Y; IN the
city ~ Baltimore. Md. I'm the city OF
Washington. ID. O.: IN the city Of Rich
mend Va: IN the city ~ Raleigh n.
@. Ia no city OF Columbia. 8 =: In
the city ~ Atlsnta. Ga IN the city ~
Brmi' sfam. Ala, and IN the city % Co
lumbrs Mss.
NATHAN GOrF
United States Circuit Judge.
August g. 1896
Published In accordance with the above
order and pursuant thereto. notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against the Richmond and nanvlile Rsii
road Company or its receiver, TO Ma
the same with the undersigned on or
before the first day Of December. 1896.
NJ. +. PLtASANTS,
THOs s. ATKINS.
Special Masters.
Richmond. Va. August { 1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-21

a. which go TO the work Of that Church
A Beautiful get IL drawn tabic hhrn
II being voted on, and VIII be pfesebten
"a the laiy who receives the largest num-
Der OF votes. A..
The ladies receiving these Nptss are Afs.
W. r. Rogers episcopal .hurch)- MIS-
John Colon an lBal tisU, Miss Ola Jonn-
son pIsriplcS). Miss Clara Adams tNctn-
odls1. am Miss jamie Mccormick tfres-
jyterian).
Miss Lizzie Inge left to-day for SIX
weeks visit TO friends near ireen fsay.
Miss Ada Johnson. OF church' w. 10
visiting Mrs. John Coleman.