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eussisn fleet Nay sresk out

Shanghai. Sept IA Chinese
ubo Ieft Port Arthur lasf Monday 70
ports that owing 70 the incessarif
isornhardmenf ~ the harbOr ~ the
Japane-e the Russian hsef may treak
ouf this week and endeaFor % reHfh
Tsinerau fhe German pDT1 on The
shnrtunR peninsula
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Before Day" Club.

TaIbottom. Ca. Sept. Zl.-The ne
roses arrested Monday On the cha r
q belonging to a Before Day" clu'
-ere tried yesterday and discharge
~ want ~ r0uricfing evidence.
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Nlu ORLEANS. sap- zi--ThE Dem
.or-a-= tnIar nnnliraffd q fifg fifi'f
.b..a8l5 Do stare ABditlr Martin B-hr-
man fUr mayor.
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Situation Unchanged.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 2l.-2:30 p. m.
General Kulopatkin. telegraphing
under yesterdays date. declares that
the situation at the front Is unchanged.
He describes an outpost fight at Tie
Pass. A Japanese force ON last
Thursday, consisting of four compa-
MES, marched up from Dziantchian,
twenty.three miles northeast of Siam
adzi, and tried to capture the pass and
turn the Russian left flank, but the
Russians repulsed the attack and the
turning movement was made by Rus
sian cavalry, supported by machine
guns.
The receipt of the news at Toxic OF
the march of the Japanese from Dzint'
chan was the probable origin OF the
rumor that Kuroki had crossed the
Hun river. which runs twenty miles
north of Tie Pass. The most reliable
information does not indicate the re-
sumption OF the Japanese offensive for
sCmc days.
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MIKADUS TROOPS MUST CAPTURE MUKDtN
TO PROVIDE ARMY WITH WINTER QUARTERS
Average Low Temperat,rs Is 40 Degrees Under Zero
and Good Protection Is Needed to Prevent Freex-
ins of the Marrow tf the Little Brown
Man Duriag Cold Snap.

complete collection. The lack OF ar
tlllcry which has hampered the Rus
sian operations throughout the cam
pnign will be remedied under the en-
ergetic young inspector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

This Is a brief summary OF the special
events that will mark the opening OF the
Baptist Central Neighborhood House In
the Ballard House on Franklin Street, be-
low Fourteenth. q.
II signifies the Inauguration by the hap
fists Of the city working through the
Baptist Council, OF mission work along
definite and progressive lines. The work
lis to be directed BY Rev. James Buch-
annn and wife, Who nave made such a
fine Impression In Richmond with the adj
vice and cooperation Of the Executive
Committee OF the Council and the Wo-
mans missionary Circle. which has taken
hold OF the movement With zeal and enthu.
STA SIN.
Seven splendid rooms on the street floor
OF the Ballard House have been put In
order and are being rapidly fitted up and
properly equipped for the uses to which,
they are to be put Here will be Rev.
Mr.. Buchanan's office, q reading room. =
chapel. a restaurant. several sleeping
rooms and in short while a dysDensary.
Other features will be added from time
to time.
The Bapt!sts OF the city are taking
great and increa:!ng Interest in this un-
dertalsing. City Missiors will be The spe-
cial theme for discussion in all OF the
Baptist churches Of Richmond and Man
chester al the morning service tomorrow,
and while collections will not be taken,
the work will be commended to the hearty
and liberal support of the people. Tues
day has been set apart as donation day,
and contributions of any character That
may be used for the poor will be CRATE
fully received. Gifts Of clothing. both Sec
n nrr vi cfn n rn
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CAMP TO ATTEND.
Lee Camp Veterans to Attend
Wedding Of General Macgill.

II. Il. Lee Camp. No. /, Confederate
Veterans, held It's regular meeting last
night, 1,tcutenant- Colonel o. 3. Morgan,
IN tho chair
A letter was received from Captain Will
liam G. NVhittle. of Norfolk, accepting
the invitation OF the camp to deliver his
address on the Cruise Of the Shenan-
doah," and Friday evening. November
18th. was selected us the time.
Colnrade Joseph w. Southall presented
an invitation from Amelia Camp. Con-
fednratc Veterans. to attend the unveil-
Ing Of monument to the Confederate
soldiers OF that county on November u,
1901, at Amelia Courthouse. The camp
accepted tho invitation, and will attend
liz n body and in uniform.
Major John w. Johnston gave an In
terestng account OF the proceedings con-
nccted with the unveiling Of the Confcd-
crate Monument at Fincastle, October
81. 1884, and presented the thanks OF the
Confederate organization OF Botctout
county. for the interest taken by Lee
Camp in this matter
Major Robert w. Hunter made an i'll
tercsting talk in connection with his work
as military secretary In collecting the
muster rolls OF Confederate soldiers, and
asked the cooperation OF tho camp.
Tho camp voted to attend the marriage
OF General James Mncgill and Miss Lncie
Lee Hill In Petersburg, Va. on November
10th and will attend ina body and In
uniform
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NEGROES AND DIVORCE. I
Baptist Pastors Congress Take
a Decided Stand.

At the meeting last night OF the Negro
Baptist Pastors State Conference me
divorce evil and he negro home ne were '.i',
the themes discussed 1t was stated initl
nlght' s meeting was not TO walt upon the
attorney general in regard to the Jim ,I
Crow law, but upon the railroad OH
cinls and nsk better acryicc.
was decided that pastors should not re-
marry divorced persons, except the nno-t
cent persons. in divorces obtained purely
on scrIptural grounds. The general status
OF the negro was taken up. and an earnest
6plen was SGT forth that the negro raise
himself to a higher moral level; devote
more OF his time and effort to the I'M
$provement OF the home life and the ac-
.qu stion Of property.
five negro pastor delega tes. besides the
5laymcn. The body adtourend last night
. 10 meet next year In Petersburg.
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Busy Saving the Children.

At meeting OF the Executive Com-
mittee OF tie Children's Home society on
October I'll Miss Pntte ~ Russell wa ai'
elected visiting secretary; Her dulles W., WI
Miss spray Edna Mnybee was 'Al' as
Since o tho 'f first Of June last forty add
tional children have been received as
wards OF tho society.
Good family homes are now desired fer
some Interesting little ones, among them
one little black eyed bGyi I an Yii to trI
nearly FIVE years old: Applica tions may
be sent to Chldren's Home Society, State
Bank Bldg, Room s, Richmond, va.
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A GOOD OFFERING.
A Quantity Of Tobacco Sold on
Warehouse Floors YesterdaY. !.

The brief period OF scnsonable weather
earlier in the week sufliced to bring 10
market yesterday the largest quantity OF
leaf tobacco offered on the warehouse
floors since the new crop began to be
marketed. Even this was not large, how
ever, amounting to about 1000 pounds
at $shockoc. and something like 10000
pounds at shelburnes. while Crenshaw's
and the Stonewall had about 1000 each.
Ten and three-quarters was tho best
price received for any offering, and this
was considered good for the quality Of
fcred. There is active demand for the
sun-cured leaf. with prospects Of good
prices therefor.
a The change in the weather to c!ear,
crisp and cool, Is not calculated TO IN
crease the receipts for next week. There
are no sales at the warehouses on sn tur-
days and Mondays. Yesterdays offerings
came largely from Hanover. Goochland
and King William. with but small
quantity from Louisa
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Ear Of Black Corn.

Mr.. W. ". Rowe, who has Just returned
to the city from visit to the mountains,
brough. with him a remarkable looking
ear Of corn. The wonder OF the ear is
in its color, which is dark lead. almost
black. It was grown by Mr.. George
". White, in -AlbmearIe county, having
been planted from seed OF the same de-
scr!piion.
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Mr.. Scoville's Services.

The Rev. James scovill Of the Chris.
tian Alliance will prolong his stay IN
Richmond over tomorrow, and will con-
duct services rs follows: This afternoon
at 4 p. NJ. and at 8 p. NJ, tomorrow
at $3.50 z. NJ AMI at s z. NJ. at the Union
Gospel Mission. No. l North Seventh
Street.
Mr.. Scovil Will speak at II A. NJ. Sun
day at Mission Tabernacle, No 7l2 East
Grace Street.
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Druids Elect Officers.

Myrtle Grove, No. lG. order Of Druds,
satsits meeting last night elected the folw-
lowing officers: Past arch. w. l.. Green
wood; noble arch. p. c, Roberts, vice
arch, J. Il. Williams; recording secretary.
II. r. Powell: financial secretary, II. s..
Rawiey; treasurer, y. Roscndorf; conduc-
tor, c. II. Tribbett; inside guard, l.. b.
.Lickiiter; outside guard w. j. Wood;
chaplain. r. G.. Ware; trustees-G. w.
Jackson. w. L. Greenwood, ]. f. Bennett.
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A. the Rescue Mission.

A ,rhere viii BE three SERVICES Sunday al
the Rescue Mission, 80 ! ~ r. ", ,or Gary
" with p, r Moody TIE praE;E q 15n.,a IS
Of the Holy Ghost; $3.50 r. NJ. Holiness
7 Unto the Lord" Az s r. NJ. Mr.. Gootee
viii speak from the text n1hn HI hIm ::
man mafi "a Born Spfii again he cannot see nc lhs
l/,,,,. of
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PHOTOGRAPH CASE.
Another Agent Of Chicago Firm
Arrested in the County.

In The County Court yssserdsy ne ea1s ..
S Ss0rge W was Continued Tor heari-s until
today This is second case ss Of r ,ae s sahe
now on the county doesie,, me 'l's ;,lleeed
or. s's have no license from the county COUNTY ,ba !.
Tie the Chicago firm e9n'1 bua.n ras
tnef ia tn,eTstnte coniuircc laws and
,as' 81 the State Law under which the arrest
VAS made will follow. aiessrs. George e a. a.
wise ana E. B. English wiz repfsse!'t 1.'S
PENDANTS.
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Clerk Otev Here

Mr. John ". otey. clerk OF the Council OF
the city OF Lynchburg. was In the city yes
terday. and was caller on Clerk Ben T.
August at the City Hall
,r, Angus, is ins;r,cuns Mr.. otey in his
system OF keeping the records OF the two
branches OF the Council.
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Christian workers are crdlally invited
Interesting addresses may be expected.
Attended the Anniversary.

Mr. Charls a. Henninshauser. with his
wife and daughter. have returned from
Baltimore. where they attended the for
tieth anniversary celebration OF the pas
torate OF Rev. DR.. +. r. Henninghauser,
Of St. Stephens GermanLutheran Church.
The event was a great cccas on, and re-
ceived much attention from Baltimore
papers G s-l.s is,t3
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Hal. Bucher at Home Again.

Halter IT,. Ducher, the sixtcen-year-old
Richmond boy, who was arrested &C tho
Horse Show Colseum,in Norfolk, Thurs ,,lI $ !,
day night, on adYlces received from clilel
brought back home Mt 4;95 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, his mother having for
murded q ticket for the purpose.
Halter, who Is ~ good rider and Q bright
boy, became SO Enthusiastic over horees
t tna lie ran away fro mhome, bent on
seeing the show In Norfalk.
When arrested. he was engaged as q
rider for Bresee and West
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE.
Ted Sullivan Returns From New
York to Look Field Over.

Ted Sullivan, one Of the oldest and best
known baseball men In the count me me
to Richmond from New York last night
and will remain here for several days
to look over the field for the PURPOSE OF
organizing a State baseball leagau it (, Z,
Lynchburg, Roanoke, Norfolk and New :.
port News, and II the sentiment there =
favorable the league Will be organnizeu
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Anno;ntrnent Of Priests.

r.. rev priests, Father HaleF and f az ne
,-n ~ nave received their assignment
from t4.,sr mas been appointed assis.an.
Z 80. y-I7i,au, \ O'iIarra OF ks:seE. v;
i 20 tle ., ~ .fTsr F!iseuan has been apl'ointe1
J., ...sfs; Father Lynch. OF Roanoke.
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Y
The Proqress Of Japan.

According TO u report of the sWlss
Consul-generul In Yokohama, no ono
would have dared ton years ago 70 pre-
diet Japnn's wonderful ,deYel opment. n,
1898 Its foreign trade vas about ss3boo,OO0;
In 1903. Sans, Zoo 900. Tho bank deposits Of
Toxic In 1895 amounted to less than
sls,5NO, 900; In 1903 they had risen TO
500, 100000 Those Of Osaka AMOUNTED to
$5,,SlD,O0O In 1903 and TO SSS,5cO,oOO IL lseS'
ffne same surprises await one III co!lhec-
ton Will. Munchurln and Korea.
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Held a Song Service.

A song service Will DO held at the Male
Orphan Asylum tomorrow afternoon at
4:15 O'clock. Those desiring to attond
may take the 4 O'Clock car at the corner
OF Beech and Main Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
Goes to New York.

Mr.. Herbert Curtis. the young Rich
mond actor. who has been here for some
days. viii leave for New York to-day to
Join the Walter Edwards Company with
which he has been so successful.
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Carter-Sinpery.

= MiRs Lila r.. Carter and Richard II.
Sngrey wc.c married Wednesday. October
18th, III Washington In the pnrlor II 1or.
Yves ton Eruner, formerly pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church, Of this city; Rev.
C. C. Coleman the celcbrant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
won7aa.s Work for Women.

$50 -,,4..-i-4. in behalf Of the work
4, -. Ss'nr.larats Christian Association,
ys5; ~ he,i n the school room q 81
fIsit,,s I,;f1z,tscp. on Monday next at
r,cI3ck N tha afternoon
-r:.= ministers OF The caurc..es ana az =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29
DEMOCRATS HOPE
TO WIN CONGRESS
Claim 1sa Representatives Sure.
and Say FL Districts Are
in Doubt.
Especial 10 THE Times Dlspatch.)

wAsHINGToN, D. G., October 2s.-Ths
Democratic Congressional Committee es-
innate Is that the Democrats Will elect
51ss Representatives In the next Congress,
and that there arc twenty-seven doubtful
cure sufficient number to make a ma
jorIty Of the House. 5
The claim Of the committee by States
OF Democratic congressman sure OF eIeo-
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SERVICES
TOMORROW
Interesting Themes of Daily
Life to be Discussed
by Pastors.
DR.. YOUNG ON "THE GIRL
Discourses OH the Home by
Several Preachers-History
Of Sunday Schools.

Several Preacfers-History
Of Sunday Schools.
Tomorrow, which Is Reformation Day,
the FESTIVAL OF tho Reformation Is to be
observed ut the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church. There will BIO appro-
on the Reformation. as appointed by tho
Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF Virginia,
will be given. a special collection will be
asked for Christian education In connec-
ton with Roanoke College.
Tomorrow will be rally day ut Park
Place Methodist Church.. beginning with
the Sunday school. An Interesting pro-
grammo has been arranged DR.. w. j.
Young will deliver the address In the
school.
The pastor, Rev L. B. Betty. will preach
atall q. NJ. to the young people, his sub.
ject being The History and Design OF
the Sabbath School," At a p. NJ the
Baptism of infants will accur. At p. M.
the subject Will be "The Cod Fearing
Youth"
The morning theme of The Rev. DR..
| Henry T.. Johnson. pastor Of Laurel Street
Methouist Snurch. VIII BE Appreciation
OF the Divine Goodness" and his subject
=. ~ 7. ~ soiei'l " our
i my over O'hers.
..,, o,,---,- -
~. az. 49, IN ,.An :, on'i q.
49,, 80 NJ wy -; S'tse' VII =.
III ,a,,. s.'
~ I, ci,,iur
,.'s s,o W. In, unus ne 'l'usir a. ~; ne
49, - - .9lS'.s Oh -
-
o-'l'otrow morning, DIS :. o. raw
.nolhe' pastor. OF Grove avenue gl'aptlst
church, ~. denver tne min sermon IN
the series on the sayings OF Christ. His
subject VIII BE, what GOD is saying to
evening service will be The Greatness
OF Childhood.
- $500. i.
ltev. l1enrv Pe ,a1 ATKINS VIII preach
stian Church on The Christian concep-
stlon Of God" The subject at night VIII
be Why Be- Disciple OF CHRISTI!
~ 800
At Leigh street baptist Church To- o,
morrow, me pastor, 81. -ashoS Jones. VII.
will discuss the great movement OF Bap-
lists which has just been inaugurnted
for city missions. In the evening he VIII
prea CHI a special sermon before the Mems
At the Grace Street Baptist Church..
Rev. Charles S. Gardner, the pastor. Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE pay.
Take Laxative promo Quinlne Tablets. All
irugsists refund the money II II fails to cure.
81 ", Groves signature 70 on each box 2sc' ri
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4
The districts put down as doubtful are

VN1F, I'SFFF'S1sN . 4
500 llUlOlS ,,,t'.st''''.''''l = tsif
IHulaHtl 4,,'',...,'...,,.'..'.' &t4y&
eiR5 iowa Observation-Disclosures Nst
iMnrylanu H,...,...,...,...,,..
t# massachusetts ....,.....,.,,
montana ..,...,...,.,....... l i
Nebraska f....,,,..,,,,,,.,...
New Observation-Disclosures.
North Carolina .,,.,,.,.,...s
sft5 ONO observation-disclosures : 5g5 st
Pennsylvania ".....,.,..... .
virginia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !
West Virglnia.....
4 Wisconsin .,.,...,t,',.'-'',' -fW
wyoming ',,.....','',''5',..''
,p..st 'gEf
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Gold Getting Scare

WIN IS1CFH3'FS NSS''Hh Vt ~
AS trade now stands there Is not
enough gold out Of the earth. II 1t were
all coined, to transact the business Of =
day.
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Temperance Entertainment,

"A temperance encouragement wIl pc
Mission tonight, Pr, r. y Henley Is list
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cd TO speak There will be rccltations and
music. Crowds have been attending these
meetings every night, and the work Is
proving to s)e OF great benefit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

At the First Unitarian Church, Rev.
John S. Robinson. pastor, Will preach on
s.NNhat 1t Is TO BE- a Christlan?" at I
a. NJ. t#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

"PIcking Out eIIroes" will be the moon
ing theme OF Rev George H. spooner at.
Broad Street Methodist Church. Ills
evening theme will be Tremendous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

AZ west View Baptist Church Rev. /
NJ, Mercer, d. D., will lake as ms mora !,
no sub,ec, "a Closed Door Reopered.s
AZ night his theme will be unseen De
spnGers." l,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

There Will be rally day exercises at
Asbury M. r.. Sunday school Tomorrow
morning at $3.50
Rev. G.. II. Gallowya will deliver ar
address, and there will be interesting eX-
'ercIses by the little ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

AZ the Marshall Street Christian
ciu,rct, to-merrow the pastor VIII con-
oluqeu special series Of aermons ~ Iaf s M
Eiart will be "Our Cltizcnsh!p;' AZ the
evening service 1.-THE Immortality OF
4 Friendship
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REV. j. b, IIutson, pastorof Pine rs. Stree ,e
paptlst Church. will rrcnch on "hesH,
,,,ng III Jerusalem" and ut nlght nc W.
prunc i, on "The Wise Choice.
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The morning theme {; The Rev. DR..
Henry e. Johnson. pastor OF Laurel Street
Methodist Church. will be "Appreclatior
Of the Divine Goodness" and his SUBJECT
at night will be THE Aolcmn Fact OF Our
Influence Over Others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

At st. James Methodist Church Rev
w. lS. Cooper will take ms Ills nlornni
theme "Nnnman, n Gentleman. a Soldier
n Leper and 4 Convert." At oc CLOG!
,hcre will be a sermon OH Things Tina
Don't Count" which is especially adapte'
for young people.
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"What Is chr!sl'nn!ty?"ls Or. Smiths
morning theme 1T the Second Bantis
Church constantine and Christianity
Victory Over the Roman Empire y th'
subject OF The evening discourse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Al bethlehem Lutheran Church Rev
II. MeuscllSe, pastor, Will take as ~
morning subject '"rhe Reformation ~,
Work of God" Az nlsht the thslns w,
IA "The Legacy OF tho Reformation
,ro-morrow Will be observed rs the memo
rial day OF The Reformation;
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Rev Hugh, w. snblett, pastor or ra'r,
mount Christian Church, WIN pfeich -, =
inved Apos,le." In the evening his theme
viii he "Ths Spiritual Combat.
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At the Church Of tho Holy Comforter.
Rev. John II. Dickinson, rector, will take
as his morning subject. Joseph" and at
S p. NJ. he will preach on Prayer"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

At the Third Christian Church to-mor-
row, the pastor, Rev. P. a. Cave, will
preach The services and sermon al II
o'clock will be especially for children,
who will render the music at P. M. The
pastor will preach on Holy Desire-a
Power and a Prophecy"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

The pastor, Rev, w e. Robertson. viii
preach at both services on Sunday, In
Randolph Street Baptist Church. The
theme for the morning will be 1.-THE City,;
Need At night he will speak on"Con-
Tossing Christ"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Rev. Jere Witherspoon. D. D.. pastor
of the Grace Street Presbyterian Church.
will occupy his pulpit tomorrow both
morning and evening, taking for his morn
ing subject THE Fishing Partnership"
and at night THE God OF All Comfort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Rev Henry Pearce Atkins will preach
Tomorrow morning at West End Chris
gtian Church on The Christian Concep-
ton Of Cod" The subject at night will
be why Be a Disciple OF Christi"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Tomorrow morning, DR.. j. 3. Iaw-
thorne, pastor OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, III deliver the fifth sermon in
the series on the sayings OF Christ. His
subject will be, What God Is Saying to
Us infthe Flowers. The subject at the
evening service will be 1.-The Greatness
OF Childhood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

MIS-. NJ, J. MOOTt, VIC OF FOHccmuH
Moore. is said to be improving.
Mrs. Edward Payne, who recently nn-
derwent an operation at Memorial Hos
pital. expects to be removed to her home
in East Ninth Street next week.
The organ recital held at Central NJ.
z. Church last night proved to lie quite
q success. There was a large attend
ancc and the programme passed off to
the enjoyment OF all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Tomorrow which Is Reformation Day,
tho FESTIVAL OF tho Reformation is to be
observed ut the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church. There will BIO appro-
pirate services and music and a sermon
on the Reformation. as appointed by tho
Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF Virginia.
will be given. a special collection will be
asked for Christian educn ton in connec-
ton with Roanoke College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-29

Al Centenary Church tomorrow night
the pastor, DR.. Young, will deliver the
fifth OF the sermons on the home. His
theme will be "'rhc Girl.