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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
DIR. SHADES
CHL0RIDUM DISCOVERY
Consumption, Hright's Dis
ease, Lung, Throat, and
Catarrhal Diseases.

References, N. C. shives. esq, 2Ii3 C ST. nv. /;
Mrs. d. Z. Graves, l7l0 SOD 81. NV. Mrs Hughes
40 It'll St sw.; DIR. Patterson So Is ST. ne. /; Miss
Mary NcK!m, % 9Th 81. Sc. ana many others who
have been cured BY DIR. Shade during the last
iye years DR.. Shade is better prepared than ever
before since locating al 18th and G. SITS. NV,
where he has the finest equipped electric parlors
and Offices in this city for the treatment OF stub
born, complicated, OF peculiar cases 4 every
character Trial treatment and consulta' on posi-
lively iree-Eot 4 penny to pay.
Read one Of the many letters and testimonials
July 10. 1900
Ny Dear Dr. Shade; Before l came TO you l
YVES sick for four years with severe cough
quick breathing. and nervousness. / went to ive
different physicians and not Of them did me
anr good. One told me ! had heart disease, an
other said ! had consumption, another said l
could never be cured. and one told me 10 60 to
California and get better and then come to him
for treatment my return. used to weigh l20
pounds before was sick; now weigh more than
ever.
read your advertisement in the paper, I
thought I would see what you could do for me.
When | came 10 you I still had that terrible
cough AMI quick breathing / could not lie down
in bed or walk square without getting out of
breath.
was nothing but a frame could count
every rib in my body, was thin.
used TO cough and expectorate until thought
/ would not he able 20 stand ii another minute.
After taking your treatment | ike another
person. | never cough any more o. have that
quick breathing. can eat heartily; also sleep
we'll ! do not have to he propped up with pill
lows any more, but can lie down at night with
ease. ] have gained in flesh, so that don't seem
or look like the same person. ! can walk from
Georgetown TO the city and. back with ease and
not get out OF breath, as / used to do for year
past.
was under your treatment for year. but
began to improve in about six months after be-
ginning your treatment. I now tell all NV
friends that D1. Shade cured me of that terrible
disease after Ave other physicians failed, which
suffered with for nearly five wears
will always speak well OF you 10 nv friends
IIoping that YOU may be very successful in YOU,
new Office, | remain.
Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. D.. T. GRAVES
l710 Thirty -second st. " W
~ n q, a r,a,h ds,s OIL -.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
A sensational
white goods clearing.

We have included in two lots many
lines of White Goods. and they all go
under the clearance ban tomorrow.
marked at mere fraction of former
prices.
lot Consists of Satin Stripe
Lawns. Lace Stripe Lawns, Plaid
Nainsooks. Plain White India Linons,
etc-all select qualities, and /H
worth up to ice yard. Your UOI
choice tomorTc at ........... 10
Lot Consists of 40-ineh Victoria
Lawrs Plaid Lawns of sheer quality.
Medium Cord Pioues. Plain Colored
Dimities and Organizes. and = .3C
Plain Black Lawns. Qualities III
sold up to 15c yard-for 500.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19

Time tries the truth in everything" 1t has
been over a quarter Of a century in viii n to try
the truth as TO whether Heuriebs is pure and
wholesome These hgi-grade beers are gaining
popularity every day, because the people can
easily discern the pure qualities by drinking one
glass Of Maerzen, Senate, or Lager. 'fhone 63i,
Arlington Bottiing Co., for a case Of real good
beer.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-19
PORCELAIN AND BRONZE
The Orient the Pioneer in Ceramic
Art illustrations.

Grotesguc Designs Mingled With EX-
uuisite Pictures In Clay From Both
China and Japan on Exhibition in
the National MuscuBi-Rich and
Dainty EnnmcIs-Birds of Ecnuty.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
DIR. GRAHAM RETURNS THANKS.
RIcHMoND. Va, Sept. oath, 1900
Editor OF the PLANET,

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. oath, 1900
Editor of the Planet,
SIR
since the Nationa Baptist Conven-
tion has met in our city and made a re-
cord beI efieial as touching the great
Baptist denomination. in the direction
OF fostering peace and hkppineIs be.
tween the two races in this Southland
no compensation could be more salts
setory 10 me and TO the coed people OF
Rich mood.
1 wish however. to tender my sim
cere thanks TO all the good friends
both white and cclored OF our city for
the generous and hospItable way IE
which they lebored To make the stay
OF the visiting brethren a happy one.
The delegates were perfectly sAtis-
lied with their entertainment and so
expressed themselves by resolutions
Notwithstanding it was the largest
delegation in the history of the con-
vention, yet am pleased to tell u II
We had accommodation for 200 NOR e
delegates than were present. In many
instances friends complained because
no delegates stopped at their homes.
Already q movement has been start
ed for the making up q aFlor car party
to attend our National gathering q mex,
year in Cincinnati
Once more thanking the good friend
OF Richmond for their assistance,
remain
Yours respectfully,
w. +. GRAHAM.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
Y. M. O. A. NOTES.

Time il near at hand for all to take
an active part in the work. The many
attractions for the season will ps well
coined. You are invited TO be q COM
mittee for this coming season. Help
us to make the work success. Watch
for the opening of the several classes.
The storm did not hinder the men
from taking an active part in the work
last SUNDAY.
The meetings in the Jail. almshouse,
and upon the corners Of the streets
were good.
General Secretary 8. O. Burren ad-
dressed the boys last Sunday.
The address TO the men last Sunday
by Bro. w. 3. Morgan was accepted by
all and was counted to be very timely.
Remarks by our former General Sec-
retsry, Rev. ]. Milton Waldron were
veryiencoursging and viii ever be re-
membered.
Meetings Sunday Sept. 2Srd, 1900
Nms-House ii .. m. and 8 p. m., City
Jail IL .. m.
Pres. Clifton csbel will address the
beys at 4 p. m,
Rev. J. Milton WaIdsou will address
the men at $50 ?, m. Every man ID
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
CENTRE BAPTIsr CHMRoH, JET
ERSyILLE, VA.

AMELIA Co, Sept. 9Th. 1900.
The second Sunday was great day
for Centre Baptist Church. TIE new
and commodio 8 edifiee.recentlY erect
d TO the woi ship of God being opened
on the above date aud used for the
hrst time. the occasion being our an
nual revival meeting which was begun
aud continued through the week, each
day and night OF the week. The gath
ering vas large and interesting each
day OF the meeting, aud there were
many anxious enQoirers about their
souls salvation. Waen the meeting
closed on Friday night there were eight
converts, and many still inquiring the
way We will not forget Co speak of
our efficient and beloved pastor, Rev.
Il. T.. Miller who conducted the meet
ing. Truly be has been to Canaan and
learned the secret Of the Lord. 10
opening revival, the Reverend chose
as subject, Separation Unto God, !"
2nd Cor. 9, IL IS; "Wherefore come
out from among them, and be We sep.
arate saith the Lord and touch not the
unclean thin &; and will receive you.
and be fathsr unto you, and ye shall
be my sons and daughters" saith God
Almighty, Rev. MilieI was at his best
and swayed his audience ct will bring
ing out things both old and new to the
edincation OF all who heard him. In
speaking OF the new building Rev. Mil
ler several times eulogized the untir-
ing, esgle- eyed, and efficient deacon,
George w. Pitchford as a model dea-
con 30 whom is due much of the sue
cess of the new building. and prospsri-
~ Of the new church. Deacon Pitch
ford seems to realize that C.nter has
an up-to-date pastor and acts accord
ingly.
The members OF the ch usch seem to
be very much encouraged in the work,
at d proud OF the new church although
not finished.
The second Sunday in O,t. being the
l4th it will be our baptising.
Miss OrHELIA JACKSON, Clerk,
Rkv. l. *. MILLER, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
THE OPENING A GREAT SUCCESS.
Hundreds Greet Pythians-Congratu-
lations All Around.

The grand opening OF the Pythian
CASTLE HslI and Oalsnths Court Cham
Der at Oil N. Srd St. last Monday was
q great success.
The bnilding was packed with m a, q
OF strugglipg humanity, anxious to OBJ.
serve the ceremonies which we're tax
ing place.
At 8 O'Clock Major E. A. Washington
Master OF ceremonies prose ed ed with
the program. The scriptures were read
By Rev. j. Andrew Bowler, Rev. James
ID. Holmes delivered q most fervent
prayer, after which n most excellent
and appropriate address OF welcome
was delivered by Rev. ID W. Davis
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.
then spoke.
He delivered the deed to the propar--
u which had been transferred to the
Pythian Calantge Industrial Assooia-
tion OF Virginia.
Rev. w. f. Graham, d. D., prayed
for the prosperity Of the work and ben
edictlon was announced by Rev. A. 3
Thomas.
Those pre- sent then inspected the
spacious building which had been dec
Grated with bunting the colors of the
order and also with palms and feras
furnished By Florist Robert S. Forres.
ter.
In the basement supper was being
served as fast ss the ladies could as
commodste the guests.
On the second or parlor floor all was
pleasure and mirth, while on the third
floor where will be the Office of the
Grand Lodge of Virglais, Knights OF
Pythias. N, A., 8. A., E., A., A. and A..
from the lodge rooms i1wed the sweet
strains upon, the air.
On the 4th floor will be the children's
department. under the management OF
Worthy moth her, Anna Taylor.
Rev. w. h. White was also among
the visitors.
The bazaar has been continued dur
ing this week and will continue next
week.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
PRICE 5CEN TS
4 afcohnnIcaI nesu.cItntiop.

Prof. Laborde, of the Academy OF
Medicine, Paris, and NJ. Auguste
Mouchel have devised little maehins
for restoring persons in state OF
suspended animation 20 life br The
method aI ''lingua. traction" meth
cd now dsed with great success in
eases of drowning, Ia thing stroke,
electric thock and suffocation. The
tongue Is drawn out rytLmica ly so
as to stimulate the breathing 5rcans,
and thiA method has been eEsc1:ye ip
eases gwen up as hopeless, tut only
after very long application. The
friction sometimes needs to be kent
1p for three hours before reaaima-
tion. and, as the new machine 10
worked by an electric motor and quite
automatic, it saves much laborious ex.
ertion, and can save life where ths
usual methods would fail.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
PERSONALS AND Baters.

Mrs. May Russell, Of $40 n 1s,
street has returned from Narragan.
se,' Pier sfter having 8 pleasant time,
MIR. w. Gary TrueheArt has re-
turned home from Old Sweet Springs
". Va, alter stay of three months.
- Mrs L. S.rsuge ard Mrs. o. B
Lee " no have been visiting Mrs. y. II
Lewis, returned to Hinton. ", Sat-
urday.
The marriage OF Miss Lille J,
ii Hsskins of this city, 60 Mr.. Joseph
henry OF Weshidgscn, ID. O.. took place
sept. lOsh, 1900. Their future home
viii be IN the cas'it2i city.
Mrs. Wilson left the city last
week fOt Frederiskkburg, Gordonsvine e
Washington and Boston where she Will
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Miller have
returned to the city from Atlantic
City, N. j.
Mrs. d. B. Peyton and Mrs. J G..
Walker OF Chicago, Ill. called on us
Mrs. Granville Hatcher OF CIeve-
land, Ohio, left yesterday after a very
pleasant stay with Mrs. W. ii. Hatcher
of Manchester and Mrs. Randolph and
Fleming OF Richmond.
Rev. l.. G. Garland of Williamsport
Pa. who was inj0red on street-car
during the session OF the National Bap.
tist Convention is as yet iodisposed.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
WEST END AND OICY GUN CLUBS
OUTING, REUNION AND
SMOKER.

Monday the 1esh was a letter day
with the West End Club and City Gun
Clubs. Their closing exercises for the
season took place az Wlnddale Park.
Tray, clay pigeons and ther inno-
cent sport was the order of the day.
Best OF order prevailed, and the
maTksmanship was some OF the most
brilliant on record. A large pereen.
tage OF those participated made an av-
erage of about 90 per cent in q total of
1O050 shots, Each club fully defenc-
ed. their reputation as scientific marks
men. While the city club bore OF the
largest number and ime very valua-
bic prizes, and are happy, the west end
bore away the silver cup as their tro-
ply and each participant took prise.
Blacksmith is jubiiant over the hon.
ors he achieved for his club. While
the Bragg Brothers and the market
men will hold their own against the
field for all comers.
Two live pigeons escaped making q
bee line for seven Pines iddicating by
their movements that hot time was
at Winddale
Thursday night, Goth union of the
two clubs took place at Bragg Bros.
SlS and $40 n 7tb st. The anspicoua
occasion was one of the social events
- ~~~O eSteCa @Ao WSe CHlAyC4 w al
members and guests. DR.. A. W. G.
Fsrrar made happy speech present.
ing President q. W. Bragg with a
handsome silver headed cane from the
club, the gift OF Mr.. o. II. Berry. the
clothier. The response oy che Presi-
dent was happy and pointed.
Referee Randolph was presented
with purse for faithful service. His
reply wss logical and full of humor,
After happy and humorous speeches
by Dr.. Farrsr. Captain w. III Garter
and Mr. James Forester they were
elected honorary members of the City
Gun Club. Happy speechea by oth t
members and friends. Mr.. N. j. Lew
is was fully equal to the occasion in
representing the West End Gun Club,
he was crowned with foe hat.
Members OF both clubs have a i1st
cause to bs proud OF their record and
worthiness. ami our city will show in
the future they are proud Of them.
The clubs voted their hearty thanks
to all the officers, and the following
nr ms fer contributions 90 prizes IN the
contest and union: Messrs A, Myers
and Bros., O. g, Jurgeps Son, A. F.
Schultzs and Co., Cease Bros, @. W
Vaughn, Hatcher. Onesty. Bonnie M.
Greentree, May Bros, j. Stoke, Tignor
S ms, e. r. Reeves and Co., Simon
Sycle, Jaeob Levy, Perry Bros, A. z
Straus. Charles Onesty, Galloway, Fern
dian Bros, Frank Bonaldi, Burk and
Co., Harris Flippin Co.. Hulcher. Au-
gust Grocery Oo.. J. j. Rankin, VIM.
Taylor, l.. Woods and others.
The clubs purpose is to be equal to
the best Ia the city or state as scientif.
ic marksman and true paternal frien6-
ship.
To both we say hold the fort.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
Malay Tin.

Within the last few years English
people have discovered that the inte,
rior~ OF the Malay peninsula is full Of
rich tin ore. The Chinese knew this
hundreds of years ago, and actually
made road all the way down from
their own country, distance OF over
q thousand miles. Thousands settled
around the mines and worked them,
Suddenly war sprsng up in the 18TH.
mus behind them and eutSo8 thelr
communications. But, not at all dip,
mayed. these emigrants made the best
of things where they were, and TODAY
there is little nation of Chinese in the
peninsula, in whose hands is most Of
the commerce of the country-N. Z.
Sun.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
Hi.torlc nis.nr.r,..

In addition to the discovery Of .
mummy of King Menepthah, the
"Pharaoh of thu exodus" there have
bsen other remarkable discoveries thfa
SEASON: NJ Legrani. while setting up
the fallen columns of the temple,
came upon city gate, the first thai
has been found in Egypt. 1t is Of
great heigbt. and is made of large
blocks of squared limestone, and in
Double, having one gate within an
othSr. Two chariots could easily pass
through 1t abreast. 1t was built by
ADanhotep H., Of the eighteenth
dynaSty.--Soientiic American.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM NOR
FOLK, VA.

News reached us this morning that
Rev. and Mrs. I. w. Cain, formerly OF
Richmond, were drowned in the recent
cyciene at Galveston, Texas.
After more than two months of hot
and dry weather we were made glad on
Saturday 18th inst by q good rain.
While the days are still warm the
evenings are getting pleasant.
We hope IN future to note some OF
the doings Of our people in the cities
by the sea- InImembership and finan-
cial worth the q. o. 7. r. and the
old reliable" K. B. l. Co. still lead.
Golden Seal Lodge. knights OF Py.
thias installed the following officers on
Aug: 28th: Sirs James Love O. O.; a..
late; E. NJ. Osnaday, NJ, of Ex:W. A.
RaiRey. K. of B. and g.: IF. =. Pur.
year. NJ. of F.; @. Chamberlain. M, of
A. f. Freeman, NJ. of W.
Why the National Baptist Convsn-
tion which met in Richmond last week
refused to let Miss Lillian Clay ton Jew
est address that body and put itself on
record against lynching innocent Ne
groes in the South, as on two former
occasions ia the talk OF the town.
When in need of hair cut or shave
call on Mr.. 3. j. Virgins, our leading
tonsorial artist, Queen st. He is affs.
BILE and polite.
Mr.. P. II. Morrow has removed To
lS4 James st. His tonssrial parlor ia
nicely ntted up and he will be glad to
serve his many friends.
When you are going to build a nice
mousse call on M. A Rainey, a Suffolk
st. He is one Of our leading contract.
ore.
Don't forget our old friend. G. N.
Pepper. Bank st. Artistic drawing 4
speciality.
60 to see Mr.. James Pugh, 1877 James
st: when you want something good to
eat. -
Don't forget Mr.. Sandy Miller at Ho.
tel Vendome, Queen st. No one viii
treat you better.
For choice groceries call on Mr.. Ed
Curry, 585 Brewer st.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Csnsdy, of 18F
Queen St., were the recipients on Sent
Och OF bouncing baby boy. Both are
doing nicely.
The city public schools opened th,,
q: M. Only 16 per cent of the colorer
cnlldren attend school. We ara bep.
ging increased accommodation.
e. Bruce Oanadsy is the sgens of the
PLANET. 90 TO see him, subscribe and
read the leading race journal in the
WlrnRss,
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
vnIue OF the nlnrrnn.

Education having lain mainly in .As
school-room and the lecture-roors in
the study and the library, the oppor-
tunites Of museums and exhibition and
of travel commonly come too late t,
be of much real use. Here, as in some
other respects, our children are more
fortunate, and are having not only a
better time at school now, but are OBJ
tanning better preparation also. They
are going to the museums, TO the citF
and to the country; they are often
learning first to observe keenly, to re-
member wildly, to interpret shrewdly
and to question eagerly, to read hum
grily afterward. international
Monthly.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
FROM NEWPORT.

NEwPoRr, &. l.. Sept. 2e. 1900.
Rev. E. Richard son, pastor of Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church preached ali
day Sunday.
Rev. II. N. Jeter has arrived home.
Several of the New Gift Hotel boys
will leave for their home, Richmond, +,
Va, this week.
The Mt. Olivet will hold three days
OF fast and prayer.
Mrs. James Pryor, of Boston. who
spent the summer here, the guest of
Mrs. Bailey, on Pond avenue. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. Kimball of Philadelphia ia
the guest OF @rs. and Miss l.. W. Black
som, Cannon st.
The residence of Mr.. and MIRA. A.
Perry, "A Gould street, was brilliantly
lighted up on Tuesday, Sept. 18th the
occasion being the celebration Of their
daughters, Miss Ella Louise Perry,
sixteenth birthday, in honor of her
friend, Miss Catherine Brown of Bos-
ton, Mass. The evening was spent in
games and amusemente. About IL 80
O'Clock supper was announced.
The dining room was decorated
ed with everything that heart could
wish.
Among the distinguished guests
were Mrs. Edward Mason of Bellview,
N. j., Misses Mary Jackson, Amanda
Perry. the two Misses Williams, Miss
Amedis Sssparteh, Miss Hurley, Miss
Grayson, Niss Ford, Miss Thompson !;
Mr.. Addison, Me- Phillips, Mr.. d.
Clask, Mr.. Wade Holmes, Mr.. J. Beck
with, Mr. =. Love- Mrs Spottwgod
and j. ~, Lewis,
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
The Gans-Rsdy Oompany's New Store
An Interesting Establishment.

The Cans R.dy Company's pals.ial
establishment has been thrown open to
the public.
It's location, zoos E. Main Street, ia
about the best which could have been
obsained.
The building has been thoroughly
renovated. The front has been pain ted
and The unique glass window and in
viting opening attracts the strangers
as well as the home visitors.
Mr.. dams was for many years
manager of Sak's Corner and Mr., r adv
occupied a responsible position hardly
second in Importance with ,Msssrs @. III.
Berry and Go.
The co animation now insurer Won
your moneys worth and is guar an tee
that nothing but the most servicoa5,s
goods will Ind place on their tables.
The public is welcome sad the invi-
tation. il accepted will yield q saving
in worry and dissatisfaction.
All Jods are guaranteed, for what
this firm doesn't know about pleasing
our city trade is not enough TO merit
even q consideration.
Call and see them.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29

and will doubtless make model clerk.
he does not profess to be a Greek
or Latin scholar.
We are glad TO note macy homes
were secured for ehe National Bap ist
Convention and much more could have
been done had pastors aud people
wor ked iG harmony All honor to Rev.
Gran ANS manly courage in the face of
hypoeritieal friends within the lines
LIZ takes real true friendly action and
not loud boastiuR TO prove you are a
true friend.
There were hot times in the city dur
ing convention week for some OF our
city pastors. but especially SO for some
OF the West endeEs. Better watch and
pray.
Most excellent service "a Rivsr view
Baptist Church on last. 4th Sunday
All was Esppy.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
WEST NOTES.
aOOchland Letter-Items Of 1ntsres

Goochland Letter-Jtems Of Interest,".
The First Baptist Mission on Whit.
Hall road at Locust Grove held their
nrst Annual service on the drst Sun
osv In september, very large congrs-
CATION was present. Rev. II. Powell
preached the sermon. Rev. John
West leader and his good people had
planned for a grand rally. thew raised
about $50 20 and paid of the indebted
mesa. The neat building ia now frea
from debt. All accomplished within
IL month";. Mrs. West and her friend .
presented the mission with A GOOD
clear ringing bell. Mrs. West. Mr.
Thos. L. Edmond aud their friend ds
proved werthy of much praise FOR tbe
service they rendered in aiding the
mission.
Mr.. Edmonds lunched ovsr a hun.
dred persons ut his handsome resi-
dence Windsor Castle to which ha has
added four large rooms richly psperad
and tsstily furnished. Mr.. Ed dmond 4
10 preparing ito entertain his guest at
all times in royal style.
Rev. John X. West, Leader, Deacons
cambridge Hopkins. Samuel Hopkins.
Logan Randolph, Oscar Ellis, Thoms A.
Hopkins Finance committee. The rais.
sion voted all praise for their succees-
fol management of affairs, also to white
friends and the people in general for
their aid and support, and the Rich.
mond PLANET for publication.
Deacon Moses q. Lewis was sleoted
clerk OF 9Th church by an oyerwheI.
miae sos1crity. De ts fully competent
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
Observation-Disclosures.

New YoRK, N. Y, Sept. 27sh. 1900.
The beautiful resldeFce OF Mr and
Mrs.. Jimson 233 W. 6Ist St. present
ed a most quiet and city scene
Thursday aft srnoon. Sept 18Th when
Mrs- Susie A Wingfi I'D, widow OF the
late h >mas A. Wiz gtield, Jr n Ne.
Esss MetolIougn of Murfreesborougb n
Tenn, wsre united in holy matri mony
by the R-y. Ge orge Symes. Among
those present were Mrs. William II !.
Witt, OF Rishmond. Va. Mrs. james
Preston also cf Richmond, aud Mrs.
Matte Jimmerson.
Richmond planet., 1900-09-29
CIR AND OPENING.
Programme For Mex. Week.

The Grand Opening Bazaar wiz be
con sirued Hc GIL n. Bed Ss. nexJ s7s ak.
On Monday night the members of
the Courts OF Cslsnthe will be out
Short addresses will be deliver sd .
A photographic concert will hS one
OF the features. Misses Eva Davis and
Gertrude BAcchus Will render seIec-
tions.
On Tuesday night she usual program
Will be carried out
On Wednesday night all members of
the Pythian Lodges in Richmond will
be present. Short addresses will be
made and these will be interspsrsed
with phonographic coAeart.
Thursday evening D m. tn ere will
be baby show. At night the usual
program.
Friday night Japanese drill and an
noCncement of prize winners.
Admission, 10 cents.