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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-20
HflTH.ELLIOTT MULE co.
Livery, Sale and Feed Stables.
EXTRA
GOOD
BARGAINS.

We have four First. Glass young
Mules that we arc desirous Of OK.
changing for older and heavier
animals. Our desire is sufficient.
ly strong to induce us to offer
some real good bargains to people
having the muIes we want.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
I IMPORTANT BILLS
Relating to the Control and Direction of
Common Carriers, &c.

Relating to the Control and Direction of
Common Carriers, &c.
Tho House Committee for Roads and
Internal Navigation met twice yester-
day and completed the consideration Of a
volumnous bill prepared by q subcommit-
tee Of which Mr.. J. r. Catonsts chair
man, The bill is n typewrltten document
OF moro than hundred pages relating
I to the control and direction or steam
boats, railways. canals, telephone and
telegraph companies, express companies,
etc. II practically re-enacts the present
statutes on the subject with only those
changes made necessary BY tho new Con-
stitution and tho new conditions resulting
therefrom, Otherwise the old statutes
are to DO ro-pnacted.
Besides this bill. which will be reported
to the House to-day and ordered print
ed, this committee has one more bill on
which It Is yot to report in its share
OF the work OF code revision. This bill
relates to the right OF eminent domain
and condemnation. When this has been
completed and reported the work OF the
committee will have been completed. III
The same committee yesterday gave a
hearing on the Gardner bill In relation
to condemnation proceedings, 1t was do
termned to report tho bill adversely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
TO KEEP DIR. KERR
Letters and Resolutions Pouring in Now
from All Sides. s.

From every source there is pouring in
upon DR.. II. p Kerr, Of this clGy. letters
urging him to decline the call to Balti-
more md stay In Richmond, Just mt the
present moment It would seem that tho
fldesprcad movement will accomplish Its
purpose,
Yesterday Or. Kerr received q csnnmu-
nicatlon from the students at Union
Theological Seminary begging him to
stay. Many letters from individual min
listers and laymen Of the city are swell
ing the malls OF the popular pastor. me
First Church people themselves are ac-
tyiely at work. -Four church societies,
two ladies and two children's. have adopt
ed strong resolutions and sent them to
him. The elders and deacons have done
the same and NIL besides this personally
interesting themselves In the matter,
SO great is the movement to keep Or.
Kerr here that Is begins to look as II It
will not fail Of It's object pr, Kerr has
as yet made no decision In reference to
the call, but 1t is believed that the touch
Ing testimonials of tho regard In Which
he Is held here is having Its effect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

visit his several plants IN this country.
Flo reached Richmond Sunday, but his
presence did not become generally known
until yesterday, when he appeared on
the tobacco breaks. lie will leave to-
night for the West, expecting to come
back by Richmond on his way home.
Mr.. Galluher has been aptly styled
liking OF Ireland so far rs tobacco man
ufaoturing is concerned He Is one OF
the largest handlers Of the weed there,
and he hae recently been conducting
a fight against the great Imperial To-
bacco 4 Company Of England. Ills visits
are always looked forward to with inter
est, but this year he Is not talking Iio
said yesterday that he had no statement
to mako Just now concerning his plans
Tor the future. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SOUTHERN
B:|'A.P|'T 5.
Arrangements Being Perfect
ed for Savannah Convent'n
VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE,
Tabernacle e Being Erected in the
Park Extension Which VIII Seat
Three Thousand People -Four. q
teen States Represented.
thy Associated Press.

g.id tDy Associated Press.> ai 3, N
y SAVANNAH, GA. April 2s.-rhe ar
engagements FOR tho sessions Of the South.
ern BAPTIST Convention 10 be held IN
this city, beginning May stu. ore PRO
crossing, and every indication is that the
attendance will be large. One hotel mas mas
booked over 800 guests for that OCCASION
Other hotels. boarding houses and private
houses IRE receiving applications dally.
Rev. Ds. John y. Jordan, pastor OF the
First Bnrtist Church, has completed ar
engagements with Charles F.. Graham co
have Hotel Tybes open for the entertaih-
ment Of guests, He has further com .
peted arrangements with the Central OF
Georgia Railroad to run special trains 70
and from Tybee, so that guests stopping
there may attend I'LL Sessions OF the CON
yentlon and auxiliary bodies without MISS
Ing d service. gB$
a large tabernacle Is being erected IN
the park extension, which Will seat dVVo
people, This tabernacle and three larRe
church buildings will be at the disposal
OF the convention.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
tho South will assemble at II A. NJ. 10y
!7th, at the First Baptist Church. On that
same dny the trustees Of the southern
Baptist Theological Seminary Will meet,
and the State secretaries Of the various
States Will meet in the pastors STUDY
of the First Baptist Church, and inc
womar's Missionary Convention IN 'tne
lecture room Of the Independent Prespy-
terrain Church.
these bodies Will be composed Of repre-
tsentatves from fourteen States ana Two
Territories.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
ARE TRYING FOR
THE FIRST PLACE.
.Neck-and-Neck Race Between
Il Virginia BaptiLsts and
Georgia Bdptists.

Thero Is a neck and neck race on be-
tween the BAptists OF Virginia and the
Bnptists of Georgia In their contributions
to the Foreign Mission Board. which has
It's headquarters In this city. The con-
test Is close and It Is exciting no little
interest In the two States.
Tho Southern Baptist Convention meets
on the sth of next month, and the board
closes It's books next Thursday night,
April Goth, Money Is pouring In each
day, MS much as $500 being received on
Monday and Tuesday of this week. Tho
board expects to close out of debt and
to wind up tho year with considerably
more money raised than last time, At tho
last convention something like sl75.0oO was
reported: this time the contributions will
run to $4,000 or more.
Virginia Baptists have always pr!ded
themselves upon tho fact that they led
the list of States In their contributions
to foreign missions. Georgia has usually
made a close second. but this year. to
the discontinue OF Virglnlars the South
ern State Is ahead. The race Is close,
however, and there Is no telling how Il
will end. Virginia mey yet put up into
the first place
IJp to two or three days ago Georgia s
lead was something like sl,4oo but on
Monday she sent In lump sum Of $500
The announcement came like dash OF
cold water to local pastors. Virginia's
|. total Is now about $4,000 and the other
State $4,000.
Nothing has been heard from Virginia
for sevclal days, however. and It is
possible that she may have ready mn
accumulated amount which, when report
ed viii bring the scales more nearly to a
balance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
\ BoNAvITA's LIONS.
They We're on AgalnsMonday Might, but
Did Not Fight, as Expected

Interest in tho performance at the
Bostock animal aroma Monday night was
conferred upon the temperance OF Bona
vita and his group of}llons, a very large
crowd was IN attendance in anticipation
OF big fight.
For several weeks past the lions have
been unruly; and II was found neces'
sary to discontinue the act as measure
OF safety to tho trainer. Last night was
the first appearance Of Bonayita Tor
nearly four weeks.
Before the animils entered the areh'
Director Bostock announced the propa'
bilities OF fight, and requested the Az.
dience to remain In their seats IN the
event Of trouble The fght failed to
materialze, however. and everything
pissed off very nicely. although trouble
IL momentarily expected by the MANAGE
merit at every performance OF inc i'ons
from now on.
The time OF the show has been changed
since last week. and the doors are now
open an hour later than usual, the per-
Torrance beginning mt $3.50 In tho AFTER
Noon and at $40 at night, HI
Through the extra work In the teie-
phone Office. caused BY 1lYe combination
Of 1861, Mr.. Bear and q practical 1oker'
Director Bostoc, has decided to enter.
tain the Hello Girls and WIZ seha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
FEATURE OF new
FIRE ALARM BOXES
Emergency Phones Placed in
Each Of Them Test is
Made.

city Electrician and Superintendent
Thompson, Of the Fire Alarm, YESTERDAY
morning completed the first underground
connection in tho down-twon district,
when tho alarm box OF First and Broad
Streets was placed in communication with
the headquarters at the City Hall. nearly
mile away. Tho new arrangement
worked like d charm.
The real feature OF tho new SYSTEM
which Is being inaugurated In Richmond
Ia an innovation eveni In the greatest
cities Of America, 1or each box Is equip
ped with what is known as an auxiliary
emergency telephone, tx an Instrument
which enables any ono holding q box key
to communicate directly with any one at
the Headquarters carrying on Just such
q con,v crsation as daily occurs over reg
ulntlon Boil telephone. l
It was In that test Of this emery ency
phone and the public demonstration Of
~ worth that tho hundreds of people
who blocked the sidewalk were inter-
ested Superintendent Thompson allowed
fully fifty prominent citizens to test the
novel arrangement, talking With opera
tor Taylor at the City Hall
II During the test and public demonstra-
ton the genial superintendent indulged
himself and other knowing ones with q
practical joke, which the uninitiated
swallowed at once, and which produced
a profound sensation. Mr.. Thompson
convinced numbers that In addition to
being a telephone the queer looking NJ
tie apparatus was an optiphone, 1t being
quite possible for the man at the other
end of the wire to see with his own eyes
the face and form OF the person to whom
no was talking.
TO demonstrate the truth Of the state
ment Superintendent Thompson would
point the Instrument In the direction of
any object In the street, sidewalk or any
OF the windows, asking Taylor What's
that7" And Taylor would readily reply
that" 1t was baby carriage, q negro
boy or street car, as the case might
be. The onlookers readily accepted The
statements as true, and usually they
were. j. 5i
But Joking aside, the auxiliary tele-
phone is a big Improvement and in time
will prove It's worth to the Fire Departs
ment. frequently a fire originates late
i at night when it Is Impossible to get the
use of a telephone, regardless OF how
bad the Chief orsa captain may wish to
communicate with headquarters
With the emergency telephone at hand
1t Is possible for the officers to commu-
nicate any orders to the man on duty Mt
the alarm Office. and he will transmit
them to the desired place or person.
The telephone Is made in one, small
piece, which weighs about a half pound.
1t Is SO constructed that whom tho re-
cever Is at the ear the transmtter Is
tho proper distance and In front OF the
mouth, It occupies only a small place in
the alarm box. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
THEY LAID THE
FIRST FEW BRICKS
Rev. and Mrs. Mitchell Go
Through a Unique
Ceremony.

The Rev ]. w. Mitchell ana his wife,
OF this city, yesterday went through the
ceremony Of laying the frst two bricks
OF their new residence, Just being built,
Since Mr.. Mitchell came here q short
while ago, he has been living on Parton
for a handsome SIS, 900 brick residence In
Lee District and work upon 1t has lust
begun. OWING to recent rains there has
been some delay, buy the building Is sex-
pecte1 to be complete about August LIST.
Yesterday morning a bout II. O clock /. Mr.,
and Mrs. Mitchell went to Lee District
and, as II were, laid the cornerstone
OF the house, With the assistance OF the
mason, Mrs. Mitchell placed the arst
brick In position, The second was laid
alongside ofiit BY her husband '.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
AN EXCELLENT FARM. WITH VERY,
ATTRACTIVE IMPROVEMENTS 8
THEREON. II NEAR CROZET. IN
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA. 4

MarcS S's'l s aa e du fssa i Aise
marie County Court IN D ia s: b ~ 2 6niv
so sabs tn as Trustee IN the place
trustee named in said deed. b. ali order
Of tho Albemarle county Court 1e y, reg
June 1892 WILL b a. me BEEN dfault
the payment OF the debt secured by SAID
decd q trust. sell By public auctlen m
front Of the County Courthouse at Char
lottesy TIi+U Taii3. n MAY "a. 1903,
at 2:3o o'clock P. NJ. that most a i..i a. :,
TIVE farm boye referred To- conta annG
i IMP thereon. situated On the
south side OF the c.. & O. Ry. about one
mile from Crozet Station. on go 3S
ma cadamized road. and not lar from tne
Miller Manual Labor School.
b The improvements consist OF q large
comfortable and comparatively new resi- esl
dence containing about ss s3eeen s tuo
t trees on a Knoll. from which the land
fl syr gently sagetS IS eW 81 Rds
Mountains and OF the surrounding co pun
try. In addition t. the Dwelling !, there
are the usual subsidiary buildings OF !; am r.
good condition. The land Is, fertile. IN "a q
high state OF cultivation, VOL waterea py
running streams and y ,, a "a, Rtea g "a
In II tie famous fruit growing section OF Al
bemarle county. ~.
The neighborhood Is excellent, It being
In the midst OF refined and cultivated
people For further particulars address
the auctionecr. a%.5 5s55,
TERMS One- fourth cash, and the resi-
due In three equal instalmenta at one.l
two and three years from day OF sale, for
notes with Interest added. and secured
by a trust deed, on said propnrty or al
~ "s. Z " J.SJORDAN LEAkE,
AM 24.tds s All 4 Substituted Trustee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
THE TYNER CASE
Grand Jury May Take It Up-C'hr's'
,iancy Given Leave of Absences,

tBy Associa ted Prcss2 /, !. \. /, I.
5WAsHINGTON,sA pril 2S.-Untted otttees
District Attorney Bench had cohIere my.
with Postmaster General Payne soo ~.
reraraInr the recent abstraction Of pa
nars from the safe OF the Assistant At
torney- General for the Postoffice De-
"a rtment, with a view to laying the case
before the grand jury 80, j.
If the grand jury takes up the case - ).
is not probable that II will report d doa q,
least two weeks. Postmaster-GeneI 1a
PAYNE has sent letter to G. A, 2. Cnris-
tiancy, In which he. says that MT, Sn'' -
tiancy's request for an 1nves.isa.,or No ~ :
his Official acts will be gran,ea a,u ,,nt,i
s,,rther notice. The postmaster Genera :,
cleo saws that Mr.. christiancy VIII pc
riven every opportunity to explain any
matters rejecting upon his eonau e.. as
an oftlcial Of the Postofiice Depar. t1nei'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SUGAR CANE aRoWERs' CON
i VENTlON,
Macon, Ga, May oth;to 9th.

FOR this occasion the Atlantic Coast
Limo viii sell tickots from points on Its
limo to Macon, Ga, ana return at rate
of one fare, Plus twenty-five cents; tick-
cts on sale May 4thI and 9th. with final
return limit May 10th. This Is tho quick
est and most comfortable route to Ma
con- Through Pullman Sleeping Cars,
with dining-car service. For M Finfor-
nation apply to agents, or s.l
O. 8, igAAIPHIlLI4,
~ Division Passenger Agent.
No s3s East Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
THE Il ii HIGHEST MAN
In the World.

f It has often been asked who was the
richest man In the world. and beyond al
question the answer should be the mar
who has health and a clear brain. Frat
bodies and diseased organs irrltate the
mind and the problems OF business and
life cannot DO clearly grasped. In 100.
$780, 900 people invested small sum lr
this priceless treaslre--h ealth-by plr-
chasing Or. Burkhart's Vegetable Conn
pound. and 80 per cent, were cured
rheumatism, Catarrh and diseases Of
the blood, liver and kidneys yield quick.
,ly to this treatment. rs cents All
druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
DEATHS OF A DAY.
49, - - !.
Ii Aynnninfad PraHR.A

10 XII III III my Associated Pregs.)
4 SAN * TRANCISCO.-Irv!ng M Scott.
who for many years was v!ce-pr csident
and general manager Of the Union Iron
Works, died at his home in this city
this afternoon. Flo has boon in poor
health for some time. and few days
ago he was stricken with alarming symp-
toms. Mr., Scott has long been a sufferer
from kidney troubles. s X
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. J.-Dr. George
Dana Boardman, author. orator and
preacher. died here to-day after Ions
illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
We shall sell by public auction on
THIIRsDAY, APRIL 80, 1903, e


al $50 8, clock P. NJ. on the premises.
the tn, above named well located and high
iy1vnluable PROPERTY on the north.
sideNof Broad Street between Mnntord
about 20 feet each. running back about
l35 feet to a wide paved alley IN the rear.
The buildings are OF brick. detached two
stories and cellar, spacious, substantial.S
we'll arrangd for busicnss and residence
combined. and In good repair.
This property being 80 well located. n
Ia sure 10 rapidly increase in value. and
the steady growth. Of business IN that
direction viii surely increase values n
now rented at the rate OF $500 per nnnum,
but Will readily command an Increased
rent. The owner. a NONRESIDENT, is re,
solved TO sell even at "a sacr'hce ana ' =
,s5 = ~ Z, '''SS j. B. ELAN G. CO.,
AMI 25.td. Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
BY Pollard g. Bagby,
Roal Estate Auntioneei'b.
~ nm Oyt 4 4, y
Attractive and Valuable selling,
No. $40 | 0 Street,
With 0ns. Half Blook Of Ground
/ AUCTION SALE

At request OF parties interested, we VIII
sell by auction. on tho premises, Tor o. :
v'1 WEDNESDAY 81 APRIL %, 1909, J.
at $50 o'clock p. M, tho aforementioned
property. The dwelling e q good one,
hsving abopt rooms n so 9a,, Repair, Y
good outbuildings, such as sta BILE. barn:
cow Sheds, etc. The lot has frontage OF
2eA feet on south line Of Q Street. run
Streets, by depth OF 165 feet. BY Ovid
Ing this property up IN lots hnndsome
profit can be obtained In very, short time,
and 8 years per cent. interest and trust
decd. POLLARD q bAGBY IiSS
4 pl p8-tds 4fF n III nj Auctloneers.
- ~. "a y I 3. fthau.uir z cnmnanY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
r11r RICHMOND VA

them free tickets TO the peri rrnai1o.e.
While the joke has been N q very lively
ono for The baSt lev days. II has $nscess
Stated tho erployment Of ! man "a an m.
swer the telephone constantly. Very few '
cails are coming In now, however, and and
Tor this reason the Joke is let OUT. /.
Great enthusiasm was shown ny inc ga
audience last Hight at the fine pro.
gratnme, consisting only 81 the very p %
auta, which Is to DO continued oil q me
week, n al "a III ,Sf n. III 2E3 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
MIR. Wiltshire to Run.

Mr. Charles II. Wiltshire has announced
himself as q candidate to the seat In
the Common Council made vacant by
tho resignation Of Captain Russell. Of
Marshall Ward, It Is more than likely
that tho delegation from this ward Will
place Mr.. Wiltshire in nomination, in
which event he will be elected without
opposition.
Mr.. wiltshire once before occupied a
position IN the Common Council, being
electHd to fiji an unexplred term. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
I39I7 by i, u, Carneal & Son, iiA
IN Real Estate and Auctioneers.
TRusTEE is AUCTION SALE
-'s>s1 a 59l'l3f 5iji OF al
CORNER 8BRICIl PROPERTY, -,
NO. 1929 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

III ii # +
4 Nv virtue Of certain deed Of trust
dated .April "a, 1901, and recorded In, the
Richmond Chnncery Court clerks oirlcee,
in Deed hook No. III 3, page SO, default
having been made In the payment OF g
portion Of the debt secured thereby and
therein & &So s. 81, NAY NIX q 1905,
at s o'clock F. M. on tho premises pro,
conveyed therein, Was That certain lot
IN tie nnG cITY OF RICiiM oND. VA. at tho
southwest corner of Franklin and Twen-
tieth Streets, fronting on southern line
Of Franklin Street 70 feet and running
back between parallel lines 81 feet to{an
alley. u.
There ia q good store-room, with dwell
ing above, containing s rooms. This Is the
place to put your money to make It pay,
End Is conferred within a few squares Of
ATERAis-Gas sufficient to pay all cost
OF sale. taxes to day of sale. and debt
OF S75.SS and credits amounting to 1854, 5S,
which. with Interest to maturity, Is evil,
'denced by SO notes for SIS each, and ono
note for ls96.76, the first one due on tho
oath day OF May, 1903 and one due on the
Path dayof each successive month there.
after until all have become due; srestdue
'Wsso ''oti. II. cARNEAI., Trustee.
y: p, carneal g Son, Auctloneegs, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
/ DELEGATES LEAVE
Sons ofthe American r revolution to Meet
In New Haven. isls z ia

y Or, 3. B. Minor and Mi. Peyton +.
Darlington leave this morning for New
Haven, Conn.,, as delegates from the Viz
ginia Society to the National Congress
Of sons Of the American Revolution,
which Will Be held In New Haven Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. a
The congress- will be composed Of del
eEates from more than forty States a
large and distinguished body. The Con-
necticut Society has made elaborate and
expensive arrangements for It's enter
talnment. f ~ fi q
81 Mr.. Henry II. .I'rice, OF Norfolk, is an an
other or the Virginia de legates. 5ty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
KINDERGARTEN WORK
Introduce system in Central Bellevue rue
and West End Schools.

Introduce System in Central 6e"evue'
and West-End Schools.
49, ro, chers md Schools Committee
-. : ~ rded to the School Board q re-
,,a,, an free kindergarten work IN ing u
,,,,hl,o schools OF Richmond. and the "orh
Iii, ~. introduced at the beginning OF tno
49, session, Three schools. one IN eacn
district have been designated IN wnicn
stn.introd,lce the SYSTEM They are bee1lle' --
,vue Central and West END.
The report follows showing now 3t' l
money Is to be expended -.
After having carefully CONSIDERED ..ne
question OF kindergartens ana manual
trimming as applied to our scnools' ~
beg to make the following recoi'''''o''ua
tons: I35s VI 4. . ),
~ the next session, kindergarten IN
each school district Of the city:
First District, Bellevue School,.
Ii sanond District, Central School.
third District, West End School.
4 THAT a director and assistant be Sc
5Iected for each of these schools at the
MAY meeting of the board.
8, That these directors ana assistants
shall be graduates Of some reputaD pc
Kindergarten training school, ana ehey
shall furnish satisfactory evidence OF
their character and ability.
a, THAT tho directors be paid s4b per
month and the assistants SIS per month
for the school sesaion Of nine-months.
s, The expense Of equipment etc, for
each kindergarten estimated from best
data obtainable
Material tables, piano. etc..$4oo 90
Pay Of director, three and a @
half months. at s45 per
month ,......,..,.'.,,..:...,.,si ~ -
Pny OF assistant. three and Is IA
half months, at s25 per
month Observation-Disclosures o. " n
e 4'>' !. - a SO 90
For the three school equipments. s2 olo 10
Q. Should 1t be necessary to b'lild
brick building a5x32x1S esti.
mated to cost. ........,.....$9o $500 w
For the three brick buildings ,.,...s2, 700 %
80 that equipment and buildings I. !.
for three (bricl) would cost .,'A,7lo 90
The remainder Of appropriation to be
devoted to manual training,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS
Bishop A. Coke Smith to Preach tee
Them at Broad-Street,

special service for the students Of
1bc medical colleges and the business
colleges OF the city Will be held Sunday
night at the BROAD Street Methodist
The speaker for the occasion viii be
5pishop A. Coke Smith, who Is stopping
ever here On his way to Nashville to at
itsnd the annual session OF the College
re Bishops Bishop Smith Is one OF the
most attractive sneakers IN me denoinn'-
nation. ard he viii doubtless attract q
large audience.