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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
SOLDIERS ASK
FOR DISCHARGES.
Those Who Didn't Go to War Wish
to Be Free.
REORGANIZATION OF SERVICE.
The Entire Army May BE Disbandcd
and Re-cstabiishcd Under n Differ
cnt PIan-Dinicult Problem for
the Governor 60 Solve.

Those members Of the Virginia militia
organizations who declined TO volunteer
FOR the war with Spain are still nominally
in the service Of their State.
Their status IS very peculiar one.
Many Of them are left without companies,
their commands having offered % go 90
the front and were mustered into the
service Of the United States. in some
cases these men have three years more TO
serve OF their terms OF enlistment.
Governor Tyler is in receipt OF letters
from many such persons asking 10 bee dis
charged from the virginia volunteer
army IIe has not acted upon these pet-
lions. When he returns 90 Richmond he
win confcr with the Adjulant General and
other military officers and adopt policy
that will apply To- all cases OF this charac-
ter
THEY WILL BE DISCHARGED.
There is hardly any doubt that ne will
discharge all those volunteers who are
separated from their old companies hy
reason Of NOT having been mustered into
the United States Volunteer army. These
peop'c as q rule do moi wish TO remain
in their companies when those commands
resume their former relations with the
State government. As 81 IS now. they are
members Of organizations that have no
existence. but which may az any time
come int existence. Then they VIII De
subject 90 the orders of the officers as
formerly.
REORGANIZATION OF THE SERVICE.
The reorganization Of the state Militia
is going % give the Governor and his
military advisers some worry. It is not
going TO be matter easy of solution bY
any means. 81 is said the Governor is
thinking seriously Of issuing an order dis
banding the entire military force Of The
State and providing for 90 reorgIniza Jon.
This would leave 30 optional with each
man as TO whether or not he VIII rec
main i'm the service.
Thore were four regiments OF infantry
IN Virginia before the war. Three of them
were ordered into the Federal service and
four companies Of the first were attached
20 the other regiments. The FIRST was ieft
with three companies. Tho Blues Bat
TALON was broken mp. The two companies
being attached 10 tie Fourth Regiment
30 is generally thought the Governor
favors having only two regiments in Nir-
ginia. lie would require of them 90 bc
fully recruited at all times. His idea Is
that the military service would be- great
~ improved by having Tower organize
lions. thus enabling the State to better
equip the men.
There will certainly be interesting de-
velopments before very long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

During the thunder storm Thursday az
tcrnoon Mrs. W. =. Taylor who resides
at NO 1910 Pleasant street, was so badly
shocked by lightning that She remained
unconscious for more than half an hour.
At Grst 10 was feared she had been KILL
cd. bus after resorting TO the proper
measures the unfortunate woman was
restored.
At the time of the shock she was
standing near her window. A sharp fash
of lightning struck the Nenaole-S'reet
8autist church near 10y, and Mrs. Taylor
fcu 90 The floor as ID she had been in
sanflr KILLED.
She was much better Yesterday though
feeling very nervous from her experience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mr. luchael Curtain, Piainiield, N,
r,a,,es the statement that she caugh,
na1d which settled on her lungs; she
us treated for month by her family
nbvsician. but grew worse. He told her
Sc was a hopeless victim OF consump-
ton and that no medicine could cure her.
IL druggist suggested Or. Kings New
Diseovery for Consumption; she bought
n bottle. and TO her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
rs use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well; now does her
own homework. and Is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this Great Dis
covery Al Owens & Minor Drug Com
many. Large bottles. 30 cents and 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citilens and other Matters.

Col. 10. Lane Stern has returned from
Narragansett Pier where he spent MA
vacation.
Mr.. f. l.. Birdsong Commissioner OF the
Revenue Of Sussex county was In the
State Library yesterday.
Mr. Thomas Hunt has returned after
having spent the summer months AT COL
orado Springs
Mrs f. NJ Thomas and daughter. Of
Baltimore H. visiting Mrs. Willis cobn
on east Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy. OF Belfast. Ire
lana who have been spending seyers
days at The Jefferson, are now az Forest
Lodge, Glen Allen.
Miss May Beivin and Miss Minnie
Glazebrook have just returned from a
very pleasant house party down on the
James.
Ida Jones. colored, IS under arrest az
the Second Station for throwing stones
at Emma Frazier. also colored. Squire
Graves viii impose the usual penalty rhis
morning.
The remains OF Mr.. Herbert GoojiQe
were taken yesterday morning u Fred
ericksburg and thence to his former
home. I'm Spottsylvania county where the
interment will be made.
Capt. r. w Lucas. OF Palataka, Fla.
who hrs been visiting in Richmond, wit
leave for home to-day. he r. otuser on
tho steamer Msf3roors tnat runs on tha
ST. Johns river
the ambulance VS. Summoned % -
Locomotive Works Yesterday IL e'S
O'Clock. and DI. Brown responded
James Blake. an employee, had cut thre'
Of his toes or, and he Was treated aao
went TO his home. No. liOs north TWEEN
ty-second street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

4 startling incident. o.. which Mr.. John
oliver of Philadelphia. was the sub
ieof is narrated by him as follows. II
WAS I'm a most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow eyes sunken,
tongue coated. pain continually ia back
and sides. 70 appedte-eradually growing
weaker day by day Three physicians
had given me up. Fortunately. friend
advised trying Electric Bitiers.' and. TO
r,v great joy and surprise. he nrs. hottie
MADE q decided Improvement con-
ausd their use lor three weeks. ano ann
ao, q wei man. . know they saved m}
Hle and robbed the rrafr oi anI..i'
lclm No one should isll TO dy thrm.
only 30 cents per bottle AZ owens d Min
or Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
SUPT. THOMPSON BACK.
lie went TO EImira 20 Attend the An
nuaI Meeting Of Electricians.

Superintendent OF The Fire Alarm De-
uartmeut. Thompson. is back from I'll
mira. n. s.. where Doe went 90 attend the
annual meeting of tho Municipal Elcc-
tr.ciMs Association.
AN the principal cities I'm the country
were represented. and much enthusiasm
was manifested.
a number of important papers I'm re-
ference to electrical matters We're read
and discuss ed and much information
was gained that may prove Of value 10
The courtesy of the city, the railway
coropauies. thc street railways and the
steamboat companies was extended tho
delegates and % royal good time was had
by an Of them.
The main topic % discussion was cleo.
trolosics and the danger OF overhead
wires and the opinion was general that
an wires should Doe placed under ground.
Among those present. and who took
prominent part in The discussion i'm rec
ference 90 placing ul wires under ground,
was capt WIN. Erothy. Of Chicago. VINO
is o. recognized authority on these SUBJ
jocts.
Richmond was honorcd by the placing
of Superintendent Thompson upon two Of
the most important standing commit
toes. that on Exhibits and the Executive
Committee.
Superintendent Thompson read paper
ON Overhead Construction. and he was
heartily congratulated by the entire con-
ycnti0n
A gold badge was. also. presented 20
Superintendent Thompson in recognition
of valuable services rendered on the
committees.
After hard fight for number Of
cities 10 was decided 90 hold the next
convention at Wilmington, Del, the home
OF The new President. j. ". Adon.
AT the next convention Superintendent
Thompson viii make an eff1rt 10 have
the Fire and Police Telegraph Superin-
tendcnts and Municipal Electricians
meet In Richmond in 1900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
Committee on Third Market.

Tho Council Committee on Third Mar
ket met I'm the city Hall at o'clock last
evening with the following members pres
emit. Mcaere Snead oman mani 'ottreii'
peters and Teefev. clerk Hughes report
cd receinfs for the month Of July amount
ing 10 S5i9s
The clerk reported the financial c0ndi-
ton OF the department TO be as follows.
Appropriation. $50. expended Sls59i;
balance. S2l306.
The payroll OF the market for the
month Of August was ordered TO De- paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
HOLD MASS-MEETINGS.
Tho County Republicans 10 Eject Dele
gates Wednesday-The storm.

rates " s1ufNstNN- ne s1'tlihs
The Republicans of Henrico county viii
hold mass-meetings at noon on August
3lst 10 choose delegates 10 the convention
which meets at Henrico Courthouse on
September 1Bt. This convention VIII, N
turn, elect delegates to the nominating
convention, TO be held at Hanover Court
house on September lth.
Constable cyclone Samuel has arrested
all the parties charged in warrants sworn
out by Mr. A. II. Thurman, with haul
ing seine In tho lake al Lakeside Park,
with the exception OF Lewis Blunt ana
l.. Fitzgerald.
Messrs. Thomas Savage and ]. Red
mond gave themselves up and were adj
mitted to bail William Matthews was
arrested and baied, as We're John Brown
and Lewis Jackson. both colOred.
The case will come up before Squire I.
y. Larus. August 10Th, at IL o'clock.
Constable Cyclone Samuel gives a
graphic account Of the damage wrought
I'm the county by the storm Of Thursday.
A large tree was blown down IN the
yard Of Mr.. L. Hin, who lives near yell
low Tavern, narrowly missing the house.
The left side OF the porch Of Sheriff ST.
mon Solomon, near the head OF Brooke
turnpike, was lifted by the wind and
carried clear over the house Two large
trees were blown down in the yard OF
Mr. John Harris, his corn was leyelled
with tho ground, and his top wagon was
blown over and over. greatly 10 its det-
riment
Constable Samuel himself had the mis-
fortune 10 lose his new umbrella which
was torn 20 pieces
Judge Wexford Zoo the County Court
has awarded an injunction in the suit
Of VIM NJ MCGOWAN against p. Hole
ran and ais, enioining Holleran from
garnishceing the wages due McGOWan as
an employee Of the Richmond Locom0-
tive Works
No bond was required Mr. VIM. IT,
Beyeridge Is counsel for MCGOWAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

The remains OF Mr.. Henry Grimmell
who died at SARATOGA Springs on Wednes-
day reached Richmond yesterday even
ing on the ITO o'clock train and the fu-
neral will take place this afternoon at &
O'Clock from the late residence No. 81
east clay street 20 ST. Johns German
Evangelical church The iaterment vii!
be made IN Hollywood.
The pall-bearers will be the following:
Active-Msssrs. +. c. Fbel, c. Emmen-
hauser, A. Hartung c. y Henninghauser.
X. G. Miller, A. Pohlg. 4. Won y. Ros-
enegk. A. Stephan.
Honorary-Me T. 4. Barber. A. Bar
gamin. L. \. Bchls J.. bromm. }. Eoei
j. y. ELAN - Hsei NJ. Hp'r.-r. l..
Keppler. " L. KRIS MIi. ~ Y. Ram
dolDh. !. Sca- lor D. S.fterding, Nm.
"A Ilmu 0Hlu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

Bi.mnoad. Granite Building Company
fo lohn -. Lewis rs feet ON east sioe
llIih street. north oi Federal. Al9J.
James w. Randolphs trustees %
Granite Building Company is feet on
cast side Fifth street north or Federal,
$500
Henrico: Lena 81 and j.. u. Gum TO-
Carrie y. Grant. 90 1-2 feet on north side
Hoverlv street between Temple and Car
ter. subject TO lien Of 1000. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS TO WEST
POINT. VA, ONLY SIXTY CENTS
RnErNn TRIP

THE Southern viii operate another of
their Special Sunday trips 90 kest Point
sunday August 2Sth. Limited train
leaving Virginia Street station $50 s..
A.. returning leave West Point 3 y. NJ
only seventy minutes ride each direction.
...s go cents round trip, good return
Ing Sunday; good returning Monday, 10
cents.
Splendid boating bathing. fishing etc
Excellent meals served at Terminal Hotel
at 30 cents each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
SATURDAY NIGHT GERMAN
A. The Terminal Hotel, West Point. Va

The Terminal Hotel al West Point,
.wiu give another Of their deiighiful ger
ymans saturday, night August z'ih, and
many OF Richmond young people Will
attend. These occasions have been a
complete success since the FIRST, and all
who have attended them are well pleas
ed The Southern Railway onefs a spe-
cial round trip rate 10 west Point satur-
dav OF 70 cents, good returning Sunday
or Monday. and those attending the ger
49,, az west Point can avail themselves
~ +hfs onDortunity Excellent accOmmo-
1,tiors al the Terminal az moderate
rates Splendid bathing and boating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

Acting Adjutant General 10. Lane
stern received a letter yesterday from
Commander c. w. Cake, Of the Virginia
battalion of Naval Volunteers. saying he
wished to- confer with the adjuiant gem
eraI with reference to an important mat
to~ ,rbe commander is expected here
To-day and with him will come Com
mandcr Upshur. of the Division OF Naval
Reserves stationed ar Newport News.
colonel stern does not know the object
90 Poe, proposed visit Of these officers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
The MAN IDENTIFIED.
johnson Graham Charged with Theft
of Money and Tickets.

On August 18TH Mrs. Seweu. Of New
berry :. c.. ON her way from Readin,
to her home passed through Richmond,
and In changing cars she lost her pocket
book containing $50 and three railroad
tickets. one whole and two halves.
\ report was made 10 the railway Of
ficials ia reference 10 the loss of the tick
cts and q lookout was placed FOR their re-
covery.
on August i9th the tickets were pre-
scented for sale Co NJ Suii the ticket
broker. who refused 10 receive them. but
took memorandum OF them forward
reporting The case 20 Mr. H. b. Jones,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
GOING TO CUBA.
Salem and Roanoke business Men
Invest There.


Invest There.
SALEM, VA, August z5.-Special-Miss
Lila M. Laws. OF Wildwood. Va, has beeE
elected principal OF the Salem High
school. and Miss Kate X. Ashley. o.
Norfolk, teacher OF mcsic In the SAINT
institution. Miss Law Is graduate Of
Albemarle Institute and the PEABODY
Normal College. OF Nashville, Tenn. sh'
has also pursued special courses In th'
univerties OF Tennessee and In New fort
and has successfully taught In the clss
steal and Business Institute. Giad>
Spring, Va, and Aibemarie Institute.
Miss Ashley IS graduate OF The STATE
Normal School at F'annviile, and has
had experience IN general school work.
The School Board last session adopted
the rule OF having all female teachers
and they were so pleased with the resul.
that the Salem High and Graded school
will continue In charge Of the gentler sex
Az disciplinarians the ladies proved sing
ularly successful
4 party OF Salem and Roancke county
business mon af ..cr n tents
20 20 40 trta Ih.s laH. ~Aefe ~ viii
irl Isl. ~ sls p2ntatiOns ~ other
f.sfs> -.' s.s H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
GREAT REWARDS.
Two Services at the Association To-
Morrow Tier Items of Interest.

The Yaung Mon's Meeting viii be held
at the Association building a. 4 O'Clock
tomorrow In the parlor. To win be the
last OF the series or great things. Tine
theme for the day Nin be 80 .caf I,e-
wards" and the meeuns viii De I'm
charge of Assistant secretary Hamilton.
These afternoon services have been
very helpful fo the Young men In devel-
oping them along Inc line OF Christian
service. quite a number Of the youns
men took part In the meeting last sun
day
The Workers Training Class VIII meet
at : o'clock in charge Of Mr.. Asa john
son. The last ten minutes OF the hour
will be given 10 the heart Of the lesson
-and VIII be conducted by the General
Secretary.
The athletic field IS proving a strong
attraction and being used a great deal
bv the members. Tennis is the popular
game.
on tho arrival OF Mr. Graham. basket
ball and other features will be intro
duced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
BUCKLEX's ARNICA sALvE.

THE BEST sALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands.
Chlblains. COrns and all skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. IL is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale BY owens *
Minor Drug CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
THE WHITE CHAMBER.
sent to Jail for sixty Days for Stealing
Watermelon.

Lena Taylor. coiored, took waterinei-
on from q countryman's cart ana Heu'
but Officer Werner overhduled her'
She was placed under 500 bonds Tor 81
days By Squire Lonny ana Mf'
Walter schleif went her security
81 don't care II YOU never come PACK
leave this house when you get yoI- q ink
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
MEETING MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Beach. Va, August 2oth 20
September @d.

For tho above occasion the Norfolk
and Western railway Che only all raj
ii1e--no boat rides or omnibus transfers)
Will sell round trip ickcts Richmond TO
Virginia Beach a. $3.50. Tickets on sale
August 27th 20 September lst Qnclusiyel
good for return passage until September
5th The work Of r0ck-ballasiing me
road be ween Petersburg and Norio. X
having been completed me nue. VIII De
fsef and smooth. PocahOntas SmOkeless
Goa being exclusively used there viii be
neither cincers nor dus-. l'oi tull nio'-
nation apply TO- the Richmond Transfer
COMPANY. g03 east Main street; -. g..
Carter. ticket agent. Byrd street DnioHl
prpof or az comnany's Office, corner
r. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger Az, nj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

A decree has been entered I'm the Law
and Equity Court granting am absolute
divorce To- Jessie NJ. Williams from j.
Walter Williams on statutory grounds.
The mother is given the custody Of the
children and the father is given the prlv-
nege of seeing them whenever ile cares
TO do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
Dr. IlIlis Rctter.

GORDONSVILLE. VA. August 20
special .-Dr Thomas "a. Ellis. who was
30 badly injured last week 10y being
thrown from his horse In Baroounvile,
has since been restored Go consciousness,
and his physician Dr. Scott reports nm
.sr,ev.hat better 20 the eradication Of
hi- friruos. but NOT out of danger with
ANS .I.hI change for fh' worse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
Ano,h.r,omnm, Wanlod.

mao people OF Hampton hav made ,p4
,.t..ttion 90 ,ne Governor 40 Doe permitted
:, ORGANIZE another military company as
thcv say IL is very much needed IN their
town now. lnasmuch as there are come
nantes I'm Norfolk and Smithneld. not
far from Hampton. the request will likely
be refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
pcv. Mr. Hatcher Returns.

Rev. $. C. Hatcher has returned from
Asbury Park. y. j.. and will h'i his pulpit
at Denny-Sircet church ON next sunday;
has recovered from the irdisp0siri0n
which induced him 90 seek rest and rec
reatiOn at the seash0re.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

\ delightful musicale took place Thurs
day night al the residence OF Prof Chas.
p. Mutter Vocal and instrumental SEE
lections were most beautifully rendered
and the affair was an artistic and social
success for those present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
TO VISIT THE ORPHAN ASYLUM
N,>. G,n t,ce"ds au in'i.tiion
Members 81 thr Council.

Nfs. James H. Gill; Superintendent. o.
the Male orphan Asylum. has invited tie
members OF both branches of thc city
Council 20 inspect the building and enjoy
the hospitality of the institution in the
way of a dinner next Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock
President Turpn. of the Board Of Alder
men. and Vlce-President Joseph Waller
stein OF the Common Council have re-
qucsted Sergeant-at-Arms Ruskeil 20 pre-
pare and send out TO each member OF the
Council a formal invitation 10 be present
on this occasion.
IL is certain that all who are present
will enjoy themselves as Mrs Gin is In
defatigable In her efforts to extend her
guests a cordial and hospitable welcome
whenever they come TO the Asylum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

appeal FOR him 20 be let OF with the pay
ment Of costs.
81 fine Mr Wells $50 said Squire
Jnfus briefly.
This ended ihc case, and Dir. Wells
settled uD promptly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
AVcssel IiboIicd.

The tug boat Fannie N. Gilbert was
libciied in the United States District
Court to-day by Charles clifford who
sues for wages alleged 10 be due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

postmaster Wrsy r. knight. who Is
visiting an Amelia county. was expected
b@ck Thursday, but was detained. lie
writes that ne will be ia Richmond Non
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. j. Addison Smith to Preach al the
Gracc-Strcet Presbyterian.

The Rev. j. Addison Smith, ID. D., VIII
arrive I'm this CITY this evening by the
$3.50 Chesapeake and Ohio train and VIII
occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning
and at night of the Grace-Street FresDy-
terrain church. DR.. Smith is pastor Oh
the Aisquth-Street Presbyterian church'
Of Baltimore, and IS looked upon as one
OF the most eminent divines III that CITY
Dr. Smith is an intimate friend Of Dr.
Witherspoon and II was through Dr.
Witherspoon that the Grace-Street peo-
nile secured DR.. Smiths services for to-
morrow
The Doctor will take for his subject In
the morning THE Four Supreme Steps
IN Practical Christianity and at night
his subject will be THE Grip Christ Has
on the Ages" The Doctor is an i'm
pressiye speaker and will no doubt have
good CONGREGATIONS to hear him both
morning and night.
End of Mr.. Hite's Labors Here.
The Rev. Lewis +. Hite will conclude
his labors here for this season tO-mor-
row. on Monday he will leave for Dan
willie and continue his work there through
sent.nier Tomorrow morning AZ il
O'Clock he will preahc on the text
seek We First the Kingdom 81 GOO and
His Righteousness" MAT Ni.55) th7
SUBJECT being THE Lords Presence WIN
Men" The aim Of the sermon VIII De
10 show that the teachings OF the teN'
ana its context Is that 20 live in the
ror1,s ,resencc we must do our work
for the sake Of it's use 10 others ana not
FOR the sake Of the return IL brings us.
Inn other words We must live for the
sake of our work and not do our WORK
Tor tho sake Of the wages or the living
v-e Get ont OF IT, The work should DE-
the end. the wages and the living the
means. I'm the evening at o'clock tne
sermon Will be an explanation OF 'he
spiritual meaning OF the LORDS CONVEX
sation with the rich young man, VINO
came to- Him 10 know what good thins
he should 90 10 have eternal NE lhe
subject being The Heavenly Law Tor
the Rich .,,,
NAT ~ f0.n a NJ. These services are
held fu the chapel or tho Ne~ 1tfn-'''''
an BROAD street opposite IN college.
Other Service.
ua, t,rr \ scott. or Galveston, Tex,
ana fornerlv pastor Of the Third Pres
bvterian church in this city. IS mere on
, visit He will preach at the Church
Of the Covenant sunday morning at 81
O'Clock. ,..,..,,.,..,
Dr. G. O. wright, chaplain United states
Navv serving at present on board the
I,n,fed states r. s. Franklin. now at
Norfolk. viii preach at the Seventh
street Christian church tomorrow at
botb morning and evening Dr. Wright
IS a very fine preacher. and will preach at
Inc same church next Sunday week.
The morning subject tomorrow Will be
Verify. Verify" and the evening theme Is
"The kingdom and the Power and the
Glory o,-,.,...
Rev. ]. r. Mastin. pastor or trinity
church. having returned 10 the oltyy' Will
IN his pulpit al both morning anu eNeN-
ing service tomorrow
The sunday morning services az the SOL
diers' Home will be conducted by dele
CATION from the Christian Crusaders at
II A. NJ.