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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10
NOTES AND OPINIONS.
EMBARRASSING TO a POWER.
OPhiladelphia RecordD


In its new role of a World Power the
Republic already feels the need of in
struments and agencies with which
other earth hungering lands are well
provided. The Quartcrmaster's Depart
ment upon the efficiency of which de-
ponds absolutely the health and morals
of American troops. is already Sorely
puzzled over the conditions of the Pekin
problem. 1t needs transports. mules.
field equipments, guns available for for
eign service and kindred requirements
for q long and arduous campaign
against powerful enemy at the anti
podcs In effect the paralysis of the
staff bureaus of the War Office prom
Uses to reach n point comparable with
the supreme level of ineflicency
reached prior to the Spanish American
war. In this department. it ought to be
understood. eternal vigilance and pro-
fuse liberality are tho price of equality
with the more favored bureaus of mill
tary supply of Contemporaneous great
Powers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10
COL LAMB SAYS go VEST

We may learn a little more after the
Board of Harbor Commissioners gets
through with it's meeting, but many
crumbs of information have been pick
cd up already. The Engineer of the
Norfolk and Western Informed the
public that it was not the business of
the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company to provide harbor facilities"
thing, it must be admitted. created
some surprise since one had been led
TO believe that the Norfolk and West
ern loved this city beyond all measure.
while Mr. Johnston stated he appeared
both for the Norfolk and Western as
its manager and for the people of the
city of Norfolk''; also the railway COM
pany's engineer stated that it was the
business of the Board of Harbor Com
nissioners to look out for harbor room.
And. now, Colonel Lamb adds to the
store of information by stating that
the real harbor is not above. but below,
the Lamberts Point piers! Now. the
Colonel was not sufficiently definite in
his remarks. but one might guess New
port News or Old Point.
1t is unfortunate that this informa-
tlon was not at hand earlier. since the
United States Government has been
uselessly expanding money for the i'm
provement of Norfolk harbor." which
money has nearly all been spent in
dredging the channel above the piers.
II may be, that the Colonel wishes
to drive commerce down towards and
below Lamberts Point! If that be his
idea. the lengthening of the piers is the
best step to its accomplishment. I'm
fortunately. however. about ninety
nine per cent. of the people of Norfolk
are not in the employ of the Norfolk
and Western, and have property this
side the piers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10
is IT TO BE HARBoR OR CANAL !

The Norfolk and Western Railway
has urged as an all-suhlcient answer
to the argument that the coal pier il
proposes to construct at Lambert S
Point. will be an obstruction to naviga-
ton, that If more room is needed it can
he obtained by dredging out on the
other side of the Elizabeth river.
BY what right or with what show of
reason can the Norfolk and Western
ask for concession on one side OF the
river that somebody else Will have to
pay for by dredging out on the other
side of the river? Does not this con-
tention. carrying, as it does, the i'm
piled admission that the proposed pier
Will prove an obstruction. give tho
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10
whole case Of the Norfolk and weston

whole case of the Norfolk and Western
away?
Lambert's Point projects into Eliza
beth river, which bends SO sharply
around the point that to the vessel
coming up the harbor the coal piers
of the Norfolk and Western seem to
block the channel. Is it the proper
course for the Harbor Commissioners
to pursue then, to allow the still fur
Their projection of this point into the
river. whose width will have to be
maintained by dredging on the side
opposite the piers. thereby making
the bend in the channel still more
acute and. therefore, more difficult and
dangerous for craft plying in the har-
Dor?
If the Norfolk and Western is entitled
to permit to go to the Port War
denis line on the Lambert's Point side
of the river, why can not people with
riparian rights on the opposite side
also be allowed to extend their prop
erty to the Port Warden's line? II
such demand shall be made of the Har-
Dor Commissioners, what just answer
will they make?
AS a matter of fact. parties are now
negotiating for riparian rights on the
other side of the river with n view of
extending piers to the Port Warden's
line. 1t should be plain, that If the
Norfolk and Western is entitled to a
concession out to and beyond the Port
Warden's line, so is every other owner
of a part of the shore on either side
of the river.
What will follow from this policy of
encroachment which the Harbor Com
missioners are asked to help forward d?
In the course of time the channel of
the river will become n mere tortuous
canal, congested with the ever-increas-
ing number OF craft that carry our
commerce. and practically impossible
of navigation for sailing vessels. 1t is
this larger view that the Commission
crs should bring to bear in making any
decision OF this matter.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy.

WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA.
This me rep IsH dT V,r schooi OF Its
dowed institution of the frst-class for
boys and young men. The equipment and
pccted in n school receiving a liberal pa
tronage of the best class. Features par
ticularly worthy of note are the results
secured from backward and negligent
pupils and the entire absence of undesir-
able associations. One experienced mas
ter to every six resident pupils. For cata-
IogueS address
]. b. LOVETT. NJ A.,
jy2o-eod2lt Principal
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-. STOP THAT -.
Hawking @Spitting
Or. Firey's Treatment viii Cure You.

II had a BAD CASE OF CATARRn
when applied to DR.. frey for treat
mont. The symptom which bothered ME
most was THE CONSTANT HAWKING
AND SPLITTING. Whenever was in
company THE INTENSE DESIRE TO
HAWK AND SPIT annoyed me greatly.
The matter hawkcd out caused bad
taste In my mouth and odor of the dis
charge was disgusting to myself and l
feared to others also I HAD TRIED
MANY REMEDIES AND DOCTORS
WITHOUT ANY AVAIL BEFORE TAX
ING DIR. FIREY's TREATMENT. In
fact my wife often used to laugh at me
when bringing home some new catarrh
remedy.
DIR. FIREY'S TREATMENT HAS
PROVEN WONDERFULLY ETFEC-
TIVE and 1 would not reutrn to my
former condition for any consideration
feel that I CANNOT TOO STRONGLY
RECOMMEND IT."
II. e. PUSEY,
Conductor on Southern r. r. between
Norfolk and Greensboro. Stops at AT
lantic Hotel.
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shown e clearer grasp OF the strength
OF his own position and of the weak
ness of his enemy's. than this speech
of acceptance.
For the Democrats 1t is a most sat-
isfactory first gun. The Republicans
are welcome to whatever OF consola-
ton they can extract from It.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

The Hon. Richard Augustus Dobie
seemed deeply solicitous that the posi-
ton of the Norfolk and Western be not
misunderstood. The impression pre-
vailed that it's representatives, would
attend to that.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

Col. William Lamb seemed to thinl
that some explanation of the Grone
Increased property" letter was il
order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

The Hon. ]. Frank East, having an
nounced himself in favor of the Nor
folk and Westerns application, the
matter should he considered as settled.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

If it be so easy to obtain interviews
for the Norfolk and Western piers
why don't the company harvest few
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

The Hon. Chaunccy Mounting De-
pew seems ito have rupup against it,
in that Harvard speech.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

1t IS source of qualification to
have the endorsement of the Hon. j.
Frank East of ones sincerity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

1t is about time for the Hon. Nc
Kinley a. Hanna to issue another as
surance of success.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

They say Mr. Bryan is making it
warm for the Republicans. and the
wave is now probably reaching us.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

The present warm spell seems to b
productive of ice plants. 1t will b.
cold by and by.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

The hotter it gets the less people at
tend church. Well. they don't claim
to have churches in that hot place.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10
1 University of Virginia.

FREE TO vIRGINIANs IN THE ACAD.
EMIC SCHOOLS.
Letters. Science, Law. Medicine. Engi-
neering Session begins 18th September.
For Catalogue address
J.. Il. BARRINGER
Chairman, Charlottesville, Va.
iyl5-eOd-11bm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

1t is now in order to find if the MOI
folk and Western will get another "in
crease in its property"
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Do Your Eyes
Need Attention ?
THEN REMEM Der:

First: DIR. FIREY. of 37i Main street
rs THE ONLY PHYSICIAN IN NOR
FOLK WHO EXAMINES EYES FREE
or CHARGE. There are many OPTI-
CLANS in Norfolk who style themselves
DOCTORS, but THEY HAVE NEVER
EARNED THE TITLE, they only as
sumo 1t.
Second: The examination made by DR.
FREY is just the same that other doc
tors II don't mean opticians) charge large
fees to make.
Third: DIR. frey sells GOLD Spectaclcs
and Eye Glasses. any style. with or with
out rims. WITH ANY LENSES YOUR
TO ORDER OR NOT. at SIN DOLLARS
per pair. Karat iineness and weight
guaranteed. It's foolish to pay more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

No employee of the Virginian-Pilot Pub.
fishing Company Is authorized to contra ct
any obliga tons in the name of the COM
pnny or to make piirChasesS In the name
of the same. except upon orders signed
by the PRESIDENT OF THE COM
PANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

ADVERTISING RATES. ADVERTISE
ments inserted at the rate of IS cents O.
square, first insertion, each subsequent
insertion 40 cents. or so cents when in
are not allowed TO exceed their space
or advertise other than their legitimate
business. except by paying especially for
the same.
;. Reading Notices, !uvariably 20 cents per
Inc hrst insertion. Each SUBSEQUENT in
scrtion is cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-10

In order to avoid DELAYS. on account of
personal absence. letters and all commt-
ntcauons for TIE OF
ual connected with the office but simply
TO THE NIRGlNIAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY
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|lRRY WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE
EMORY. VA.

Progressive college. Thorough instruc
ucn; Faculty of specialists. High stan
dard unequalled literary societies
Healthful climate. Elevation 2lOO feet
Large and beautiful grounds for all out
FOR catalogue address PROF. j. t. JAR
NAN. Secretary. tyl9-lm
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
The VIRGINIAN-PiLOT is delivered to
subscribers by carriers I'm Norfolk and vi
entity, Portsmouth, Berkeley, Suffolk, West
Norfolk, Newport News. FOR ~ cents per
week, payable to the carrier. BY mall, to
my place III tho United States, postage
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
"A NEW COURT oRGANIZED-Mas
TAYLoR'S EFFORT.

.9rand Worthy Counsellor, John
Mitchel. Jr. in stituted another @ urt
at the Pythian Castle Hall, Oil N. 3rd
st. on Mondsv night. The member.
ship is Al. 1t will be known as Maceo
Court.
This court was organized through
the efforts Of Deputy Grand WORTHY
Counsellor, Anna Tay lor, who has made
such a remarkable progress along
these lines.
The candidates were all attired in
white.
The following are the new court Of
fees:
w. Counsellor. Emma williams.
W. lnspectrix, Susie Morgan; w. In.
speetor, y. 3. Baker; w. Senior l)irec,
sress. Nanne Johnson W. Junior Dr.
rectress, Sarah Norrell; w. Orator.
Sennie Lewis w. Register OF Deeds,
Accounts, Halle L. Richardson w.
Receiver OF Deposits, Mollie Jobnson
w. Escort. Aunie e. jackson: w. Con,
cuetress. Mary Garter; W. Assistant
CondCetress, Edmonia Bagby; w. Her
aid, Ellen Randolph; W. Protector.
Everlins Scott.
Maceo Court meets the End and 4th
Wednesdays at 4p. "a.
The following assisted:
6. W. 8. D., Mrs. Mamie Coles.
Mrs. Ellen Brown,
q. W 0. Miss M. /. Ohiles, g. W, L.
Mrs. Charlotte P. Gwathmey, q. VIII
Miss Lula Willis. q. ". r. ofD., Mrs.
Catherine Goode, G. W. B. Of A., Mrs.
Rosa Loving. q. w. E. of Deposits,
MRS. Pstsy Johnson: g. W. Herald Mrs
Mary Robinson. q. w. Con-, Mrs. Geor
gis Foster, g. w. A. Con-, Mrr. Alice
Lewis, Pro-, Mrs. Julia Lynch, Escort.
9rs. Emma q: Owens. assisted by Mrs
Anna Taylor, Mrs. Mary J. Williams,
Emma Cousins, Cors Edward. Mai,
vins Hend erson. Mary e. Taylor. A I.
Jones. Mrs. L Randall and Mary ].
Reed.
As the conclusion OF che initistion
all repaired 60 the dining hall where a
most excellent repsst was AWAITING
We vihitors and ssudidateh
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
THE GRAND OPENING.

The Grand Opening Bazaar of the
Pythian CASTLE and Calanthe Court
Chamber st 51l N. Third Street. and
I'd Friday. Oct S 1900. The success
OF the enterprise was phenomenal.
The management OF the entire affair
was superb and was entirely intrusted
TO Miss MARKETS. l.. Ohiles, @. w. r.
OF Deeds of Virginia, as chairman OF
the committee Of arrangements. All
OF the plans were arranged and exc
cutsd by her and her com mittee Of Ia
dies in q most systematic manner
throughout the building for the ten
nights. The order was txcelIent
throughous the time, though dense
crowds thronged the building.
The cream and fruit table was pre.
sided over by Mrs. Harriet Thompson,
who won name for being able Ito
cut" cream Miss Eva 6. Davis was
secretary of that department
Mrs. George Foster had charge o.,
the meat table with Miss Annie Aug
ustus IA her secretary.
Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs Eliza
beth Henderson had charge of the
chocolate, coffee and oyster depart-
ment with Miss Martha Augustus as
secretary.
Mrs, Elizabeth Robinson was in
charge of the china department. or vot-
ing department with Miss Gertrude
Bsechus as secretary.
These ladies were ably assisGed nv
Mrs. Anna Taylor. Lizzie TAYLOR. Nan.
nie O. johnson, Mile Johnson. Mil.
dred Johnson, Charlotte Gwathmey.
Lucy T.. Miles, Margaret Garter. Mary
A. winston, Josephine Graham, Lusy
Cross.
Misses Patience Scott, Mamie Hone
Bette Dobson, Cora Epps, Bertha
thompson, Lucy Webb, Beransenia
Norrell.
Mrs. Lillian Payne and Miss Vlreini,
Proctor won fame as excelient door
Keepers. 1794 tickets were taken in
at the door and 1907 of those were
taken in by Miss Virginia Proctor, who
Was there every night but one.
Monday night, October lst, was
court night and the spacious building
was packed with the members of the
various Courts of Oalanthe. All were
registered By Miss Eva @. Davis. AZ.
ter which Mr. Mitchell gave them .
fine phoncgraphic concert and also an
exsellent talk.
wednesday night the members of
the various lodges were similarly en-
tertained BY the Grand Worthy Ceun-
sellor.
The bad weather Thursday after
noon prevented the "Bsby Show"
which was then postponed until Mon.
day, Ost. 9Th. that day being worse the
COMMITTEES decided to return the prizes
to the store and make no other at
tempt
Friday night, the chief feature ON
the programme was the "Jspanese
Parasol Drill" conducted by CANT. n.
A. Graves. IL was magnificent. The
drill was led by Miss Gertrude Bao-
chus and Misses Drucilla Marks.
Blanche Evans. Lille Ballard, Cora
Epps, Martha Augustus, Bette Dob
son and Lucinda Smith drilled with
she precision Of soldiers.
Many beautiful presents were re.
ceiveo rrom the voting department
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13

REV. MOSS INVITED TO SERVE
THEM.

Rsv. W. NJ. Moss. B. D., pastor of
the Loyal st. Baptist Church, DAnville,
Va has been invited TO conduct the
revival meeting st the 8 h st. Bsptist
Church, Lynchburg, Va. The meeting
will last ten days and Rev. Moss will
ofdciate eight OF theseEdays.
The divine paid his subscription to
the PLANET, and it win continue to re-
volve in Dsnville.
Rev Moss WAS the recipient of many
congratulations upon the two able SER
nons delivered at the Ebenezer Bsp
tist Church. Large crowds hsstened
Co hear him DR.. j. B. Hawthorne
(white) spoke in the afternoon.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
RICHMOND MINISTER'S UNION.

On account OF the disagreeable
weather Monday there was no extend
ed meeting. The following serviees
for Sunday Oct. 14th were reported
Third st. A. M. Z. Church services
Oct. l4sh, 1900. Preaching by the pas.
tor, Rev. w. r. Guilins. IL .. m. theme
The Slavery of Sin" ;" 80 p. On. theme
THE River of Life" Sc Philips Epis.
copal, Rev. G. Alex McGuire, rector,
IL q. m. Religious Pessimism Re-
buk~ d, or the world not as bad as it
seems 30 be-" 8 p. m, "Hallowed be
Thy Name" being the second iG the
series on the Lords Prayer.
Good Shepherd Episcopal, 18th and
NJ. Sts., 4:3o Preaching by Rev. No
Guire, What Think ye of Christ. !"
Rev. W. 4. Graham. d. D., Pres.
w. r. Gallins, Reporter.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13

HATCHER-Died, James Hate her
OF Manchester, Va, departed this life
Friday morning, Oct. 9th, 1900. His
FUNERAL took place from the Fret Bap-
fist Church Sunday at IL o'clock q, 10.
DIR. Blnga preached q pathetic SER
mon assisted by Rev. r. ]. Rass. A
very impressive solo. "Sweet hour of
prayer" was sung by Prof. @ William
Moon.
The deceased was q quiet peaceful
christian gentleman, o devoted hus.
band and father, and was much loved
In the comm unity.
Brother Hatcher's death was q great
shock ss he Ia d not been confined 60
his home up TO the time OF his death.
be died in the full triumph of faith.
He leaves . wife, five children, three
brothers, two sisters and Q host of
friends to mourn their loss, bat we
trust our loss is his eternal gain.
Brother James Hatcher was a broth
er to Mr. w. b. Hatcher.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
A CALL 10 PROFESSORS CHAIR.

Rev. A. o. Skinner, pastor OF the 3D.
Baptist Church, Hampton, has been
called TO Q professors chair in tbs
south. The school is one OF decided
prestige, as il is one among the best OF
she do ne Mission Schools in the
south. The school has two to three
hundred pupils.
Rev. Skinner 10 brilliant graduate
OF the Richmond Theological Semina-
~, class 'eS. with broad literary at
tsinments, fluent speaker, with clas-
sic style. His record in school was
excellent, having spent three years in
classic Greek, two years in New Testa.
ment Greek. two years In Hebrew.
Rev. Skinner is one OF the N est wide
ly known divines In the state, and has
the esteem OF all the leading clergy-
men In the state. he is 9 jewel in the
pulpit, dignif d, Ohristiaa sentIe-
men. His ability is acknowledged in
ampton Dy the literate and ilIiterste
colored and white. It is not known
whether he will accept or not, ss be is
well satisfied with his people and theyy
are with him.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
WIFE WANTED.

Mr.. "B," colored, q prosperous pro-
fessional man, wishes to open CORES .
pondencs with some young lady with n
view to marriage. Mr.. "a, :" has n fine
practice and desires to wed lady of
some means who is abls and willing to
AID him financially 10 his business, and
ne Will thus insure sn independents liv-
ing for himself and wife.
The advertiser 10 thirty, but ladies'
OF any reasonable age may apply, and
from any section of the country.
hr. Il" Is not OF Richmond, but ell
communications must be addressed to
Mr.. "B," in csse of Rich nond Planet.
Richmond, Va, and will be forwarded
oirectiy TO him without being opened.
correspondence will he condueted on
strictly secret basis and the nance OF
no parties applying will be made pub
o.S6
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13

CLAIBORNE-Died. at bis re.issncs
ZOE W. 26sh st., New York City. Fridav v
October 8 b. at 5:45 Q. m., VIM OLAF.
borne. in the Goth year OF his age. He
was sick for four msnths and bore his
sickness with Christian fortitude.
de leaves q wife. feur children three
sisters, two broShers, an aunt, and a
host OF relsti es and friends to mourn
their loss.
His funeral took place from the God
baptist Church OF this city on last
Sunday afternoon, Rev. u ID. Lewis
officiated. The inrermeat was at Ever
green Cemetary.
Rest in peace.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13

Dr.. w. II. Brooks Attends The Funer-
al-Impressive Ceremonies.

Mrs. Lucy Brooks departed this lie,
Sunday 9 st. 7sh. at IL :15 .. m. ut 74l
9th st., in the S3rd year OF her sge.
She was horn sept. 18th. 1918 aud
had been . member OF the shurch for
81 ye1rs. Her husband died 10 years
ago.
Her funeral took place Tuesday Q p.
m. and st ner previous requett was
held 1T the residence.
Rev. Jas. d. Holmes, d. d. and Rev.
w. r. Graham, ID. d. ofticisted. L.
was an impressive scene.
The following were the psll-besrers I:
Mesers John r. Johnson, Wm. b. Lyons
Ed ward Robins son, E r. Garter, VIM.
Oustaie and VIM. Kemp.
She leaves three cons, Prince Albert,
David Burr, walser Henderson, and
and daughter, Lucy Gertrude Co mourn
Rev. DR.. w. II. Brooks reached the
city last Monday morning and during
his stey received the following letter
OF sysnpathy from his church:
Nineteenth st. Baptist Church,
WARRINGTON. ID. O., Oct. 6, 1890.
Rev. Walter II. Brooks,
Richmond, Va,
Dear Pastor:
LII UcuaiI Ol tD6 DcHcGue H00
Trustees OF The h Sc. Baptist Church
extend to you our healtfelt sFmpa-
thy, and share with you ysur sorrow
for the death OF your dear mother.
lnsher death ysu have lost che truest
and beet Of earthly friends, one whose
career has been so honorable, whose
gentleness OF spirit and Ctristisn traits
have won love and sdmirstioa, and
shed-e beuifcent light upon every one
with whom she came In contact.
.lsto how many hearts she diEused
some share OF her own Christian ma
ture can never be told; but each and
all will transmit its impulse TO nuna.
bers more. and 80, for generations yet
to come her mighty epirit shan walk
the earth and bless il.
She leaves behind her fragrant
memory.
Words are inadequate to the express
sion OF full sense Of the sympathy we
feel fer you. and We commend you TO
Him who is the source of all eonsola-
tton Who can heal all our sorrows
Yours in Christ,
ISAIAH Brown, Church Clesk.
/ Rev. Brooks returned to Washington
Tuesday night.
Funeral Director, A. d. Price had
charge OF the remains, which was in
eerred IN Nschanic's Cemetery Re
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13
SPECIAL SERMON BY REV. A. S.
THOMAS.

Rev. A. 8. Thomas, pastor Of Sharon
Baptist Church will preach Tomorrow
at p. IA. from the following subject: :
Ministerial union of Baptist and Pc
do Baptist, and what does it mean. {"
The following peiRts will bs discuss.
ed: First, 10 is unbsptistic; Second,
Pedobaptists who desire such q union
are selfish in their motives Third, The
Ministerial Baptist conference of Rich.
mond, Of which all the Baptist preach
ers are members, has decided against
such union; Fourth, The reason why
the conference so decided.
Richmond planet., 1900-10-13

l wish to inform my customers th..
am now in my new estabIishment
ana VIII appreciate their Latronage in
the future as / have in the past will
be pleased for all to come, Wa
Mrs. George Lewis OF Atlantic
Glty IS in the city the guest Mrs. @. Fl
Lewis, Sll3a N. 7bh St.
Best American Granulated SUGARS,
at =. u. kenney & Co., 9th and BrosJ
and 17th and Main Sts.
"Mr. Charles 8. W. Haskins Io,.
thursday noon for Sharp's Wharf. vs.
10 resume his work as principal of thss
sis Philip Brown OF Newno-s.
News, Va, called on US.
-Rev. NJ. B. Huclsss- n.s.o
the Pine st. Baptist Church will Issva
Richmond on his vacation Mand.v
Oct. 10th, for the north. He r;sf
preach t.ice while in the CITY OF AT.
1917 ~