The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
WILL ENROLL ALL
TENT ERANCE VOTERS
Anti-SaIoon Leagus to Organize
for Politics.
DR.. CURRY GETTING BETTER
Writes That He VIII sResun,s Work
Soon-Men's Meetings Begin-The
State Convention of W. Q. T.
U.-Church Services.
DR.. CURRY GETTING BETTER

U.-Church Services.
Within the next week that Anti-saloon
League Of Virginia will announce tina
adoption OF what 1t claims 70 be the
most perfect and influential system for
the canvasslng of election material evar
promulgated by any party or organIsa-
ton, It will come forth with state
u.ent of tho avowed purpose OF the League
to become a powerful political factor and
With scheme for antering at once into
the field and marshaling voterz, as
preparation for coming contests.
Tho gathering OF the clans win no: Be
effected by means OF public meetings as
has been the case In the enrolment of
e new officer. the enrolling officer"
OF the State there will be placed one OF
them. This ofricer will enroll all tenn
peiance voters and get them compactly
organized for work. Every town and
every county will have such IN organiza-
ton. Then when elections. primary or
general, comes around these bodies will
bob up In tho field. Not only will thoy
cast their vote IN tho temperance course,
but they will take active steps to exert
GAi lAIioG4lC0 OpOl plncTS. 4QS record
OF every candidate will be published
abroad
In q letter to the Religious Herald. OF
this city. DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry, now at
Asheville, N. c.. announces the return Of
his good health and his determination
soon to be actively at work again. He
says in part,
You win DO glad TO know that my
hoalth improves and that I purpose to re-
sumo my work on October 1st. In New
York at the annual meeting OF the Pea
body Board"
DR.. Curry will soon continue HIS charm
ing "Reminiscences and Recolections" IN
the Herald. He will also write FOR the
paper an account Of his trip to Eur
ope.
The opening meeting Of tho fall viii
take place In the auditorium OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon at $50 o'clock The
address OF the afternoon will be delivered
BY Rev. W. R. L. Smith, D. D.. pastor
OF the Second Baptist Church, DE-. Smith
IS not given to the sensational. ho Is
clear, forceful speaker. with a warm
heart, and always has message OF help
fulness for men. His theme. The Work
mans Opportunity" Is one OF peculiar
interest to men who desire to be some
thing and to do something In this world.
Mrs. c. T. Brangle will be the soloiss
and Mn Percy Peay the accompantst
The State Convention OF tho woman's
Christian Temperance Union. which In
cluces the Young Womnns OF ~
branch. will be held IN the Auditorium
of seventh-Street Christian Church Sep
TENDER s0th, October LIST. "a and Sd. The
body is composed OF the State and dis-
trlct officers, certain officers and elected
delegates from the several local unions
throughout the State, and number about
400 representatives.
The local committees OF arrangement
and entertainment have performed their
duties most admirably. and everything
is in readiness to give the White Rib
bon host a royal reception. Homes have
been secured for all tho visitors and a
nice programme has been arranged for
their entertainment which embraces a
goodly number OF musical and literary
selections.
DR.. George Cooper will preach n the
morning at the First Baptist Church On
The Simplicity OF True Religion" HIS
subject at night will be The Work of
Jesus"
At the Second Church the usual ssr-
vices will be conducted by the pastor
DR.. w r. l.. Smith,
DR.. c. S. Gardner will preach morn
ing and night at Grace-Street
Or. J. William Jones will preach IT the
morning at Leigh Street. At night the
pastor will speak on Our c!sy's Crisis
a Study in Civilization"
DR. J, B. Hawthorne viii ors, ~ q, ~.
morning at Grove-Avenue on "Our Neigh
oors. In the evening his subject will be
he Times and Occasions when the
Kingdom OF Heaven is Like Virgins
Going out to Meet the Bridegroom"
At Broadus Memorial Church. Pastor
W. p. stealey Will preach this morn
ing on the Drawing Power of Christ"
powerful magnet. At 8 P NJ. the subject
will be- "a Basket Of Summer Fruit"
Sunday is rally day at Broadus. begin
ming with the Bible school at s:l5 4. NJ.
The morning service at Immaunel
will be given to tho old folks, at
which time all tho young people will
unite IN doing honor to his old age.
The pastor. David A Solly, will preach |
a special sermon to the aged There Will
gospel solos.
To-day Is the annual rally day and !
roll-cau Of tho Pine Street Baptis. Sun
day school. and great time Is looked |
for.
Dr.. John Harmon will preach morning
and night at Union Station
DR.. w. W. Lea VIII preach IN the morn
ing at Centenary. At night the pulpit win |
be filed by the Rev. George F. Stuart, I
the evangelist
The Rev. George H. spooner will preach
and night at Trinity.
The usual services will be held at
Park-PIace by the Rev. John T. Bosnian /
The Rev. Joseph D. Langley Will
preach in the morning at ST. James on
THE Surest Road to Happiness" At
night his subject will be "A True Bill"
The usual services will be held at Fair
Methodist Church Sunday
cha ma stor Rey Mr. Rahcocl- ~riI