Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-04
BERkL E:WS AND ADV EASEMENTS

He said secret and individual sit1s
have their own peculiar ID an gerS IA No
SOU: But usually. II not always. sit. rs
most powerful az goodness e ,,It Il,
when exhibited in the co,,eerts.d ! ~.
ton of many individuals. Illustrntfs,,,s
We're cite;l-the comparative ,ys,s, lsrIess
OF solitary transgressors of law, ht,r,,sss
and divine. as compared with fI,a
mighty brutality OF organized vice and
the ruthless cruelty of mob violence.
Mr.. Conant said that there way M,
such thing as mutuality in morals ar
religion. Men are either moral or I'M
moral. religious or not religions On
earth. as la the spiritual world ali
sentient beings are arraye,l in tyrr,
hostile armies. and the conflict be-s
tween right and wrong goes on day
and night, and Will continue until ,itt,,e.
kingdoms OF this world become the
kingdom of our Lord and His Christi
The question, then, come to every one
To which army do you relong2 ri
then. we keep those things which ara,
written in the words of this prophecvS
we are blessed indeed, for the time Is
at hand. inasmuch as we must allan
pear before the judgment seat OF Cod
TO give an account OF the deeds done
in the body. How soon no one knows
And this is one OF the church's press.
ing Advent lessons. Who is ON the
Lords side2
referring TO. organized vice in New
York DIR. Conant said that many of
the smaller cities are fast developing
conditions which must be joy to the
hosts of evil. He called attention In
an editorial in Sundays issue of the
Virglnian- Pilot on the number of low
drinking places in the city of Norfolk.
and the terrible quality of the LIQUOR
sold by them and expressed the opin-
ion that for fairness moderation and
fearlessness it ranks among the very
best utterances of Southern papers. ~
BRIEF MENTION.
The services at the aiain Street
Christian church We're largely attended
Sunday evening. and the services were
made quite interesting by the use OF
the first of a series of pictorial SER
mons the pastor is just beginning to
preach.
Rev. Christian, the new pastor OF the
Chestnut Street Methodist church.
preached Sunday morning and evening
10 large congregations, who were well
pleased With their new pastor.
MIR. NJ. Lee Nash had the misfortuns
to lose $40 in notes somewhere be-
tween the town hail in Portsmouth and
his residence on Clifton street Monday.
He offers reward for it's return Sea
ad.
At the last meeting of the Kings
Daughters Miss Sue Parker was elected
president ana ATS "A. y. COILS vice /
president. The other officers will BIO
elected ut the meeting next Monday
afternoon
Mr. e. Il. StrylSer. of South Norfolk.
Will leave today for Il southern tour
10 last all winter. Mrs. Stryker VIII
join him next month.
See Mr.. 7. V. Carriers ad. in this is
sue calling attention to the fine meals
served at all hours.
The Utopian Social Club win meet
at the residence of Mrs. r. A. Graves.
BerlSley avenue and Second street, 10
perfect arrangements for social to be
given soon.
DR.. G. a; Thompson and wife spent
Sunday ut Lynnhnyen Bay with old
friends. He returned yesterday. but
his wife will enjoy the hospitality OF
the people of that section while lon-
ger.