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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-17
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
Especial to The Times-Dlspatoh,)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatol.)
. Alexandria, VA, Dec, 1e;-The min
listers Of the Southern Me,odiat GhuPch
ftestant Church, the Second Presbyterian
Church and the First Baptist Church have
decided to hold n conference January I'd
for the purpose OF etfecting permanent
minister's ton, The union week
OF. prayer. services will begin that evening.
BRISTOL. YA.-Arter Monday next
Idle in either Southwest Virginia or upper.
East Tennessee, With the resumption Of
IN bstoI furnace
ot di ow g by vgn
iron, Coal s Coke CO. Will be In operation.
These furnaces have an average daily
ca RpoWEY & 70 d sqns sSeA account
Of tho deep snow It is feared that a great
many Of the birds vii stnrye;;
EMP,ORIA. .vA.|,,Mr. r.. g. Dyson, 1. Of
master at Belfleld on yesterday. He sue
ceeds J, r., Everett, who has held the
oaf is for se Yer years
part Of Spotsyivania county. They are.
however, Of u mild form and only q i few
are being taken against The spread Of the
I.YNcHBURG. Waffle Southern Bell
an e' eadtional long dstaaee slr s betwesn
9Lynchburg and Danville, md has mother
ii course Of construction, This will make
three ines for. long distance business be-
tween these cities,. and the Improvement
will greatly facilitate this business to
Danyllle and points South.
MANASSAS, YA.--rhe Manassas schools
closed to-day until the Christmas holiday
as a .precautlon against the spread Of;
+. b,RllD I0R ICKSBURG, VA,-Ice has
formed In the Kappa hammock River here
about two inches thick, but 1t has not
steamers are arriving and leaving here on
schedule time, having but little difficulty
in breaking the Ice, up to this point,
and Joseph Spencer, painters, We're dan-
gerously burned tonight by the explosion
Of a can OF gasoline In Bnlletine's shop,
The men we're cleaning u floor ~ front
of an open stove.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER.

Il 4 y {. ( z 4
At the meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Baptist Womans Mission
Circle yesterday IN the office Of the Bap-
decided TO give n Christmas dinner to
the Inmates OF the Neighborlsood House
on wednesday, December 18th. Tho fol-
lowing committees were apponted:
Committee on Xmas Dinncr--Mrs. a. L.
Stratford chairman.
ommittee on Meats-Mrs. Charles i.
Winston. Mrs George Winfree, Mrs. II.
u, Lorraine Mrs. w. 3. James. Mrs. s.,
"A, Stephenson,
COMMITTEES on Ycgetables-Airs, y. r,
Richardson, Mrs, Willard Cox. Mrs, r. H.
Mum, Mrs. Fllppen, Mrs, s, G. Camp
bell.
Committee on Bread--N1rs. s. Il. Wood
nm, Mrs. George Latimer Mrs. G. II, VIII
llams. Mrs. y, M, Long. Miss Laura Har-
rlson
Johnson, Mrs. w. R. Winston, Mrs. J, B,
Hawthorne, Mrs. Charles Ryland.
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KEEP SERGEANT OTEY.
Committee Recommends That
Provision be Made for Min.

Tho Committee on Charter. Ordinances
and Reform last night recommended to
the Council the ordinance offered by Mr..
Morton. Increasing the police force by
one man. and providing that Sergeant
Jones A. Otey shall be kept on the force.
There was a great deal of discussion,
and the members of the Police Board were
present for conference with the cons
mittce, Messrs, Landerkn, Nhittet and
Manning spoke for the board and they
seemed Indifferent as to the passage OF
Athe ordinance, and preferred to answer
questions propouaded by the committed
men.
They all said. however, that notwith-
standing tho ordinance, It was their pun
pose to retain MI. Otey as long as he
shall be able to render any substantial
duty.
During the discussion Mr., Minor de-
clared he faYoNsd a pension system for
tho police and fire departments, but he
did not believe In pcnsoning individuals
before the system shouldb adopted,
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DID NOT LEVY /:
Eighteen Counties Report Dis
tricf and County School Tax
Below the Minimum.
MAY LOSE APPROPRIATION ? Q B i q:
The State Board Of Education
Takes Action in the
Matter.

a startling fact was brought to the
notice, Of the state Board Of Education
on yesterday when the reports from the
we're taken up From present Indications
nineteen counties III the State Will be
unable to claim their portion Of tho an
nual State appropriation.
The condition of affairs grows out OF
the fact that, according to tho statutes,
the supervisors OF each county are re-
duired to levy q tax OF not less than
seven and onc-half cents and not more
than twenty cents on real and personal
property for tho county schools. and the
same levy forlthe district schools. making
the combined school tax not less than
fifteen cents on the hundred dollars or
more than 40 cents. When the levy has
been made, 1t is the duty of the county
arid district superlntendents to mako
their report to the State Board Of Edllca-
ton; and should tho required tax not be
levied or fall below the minimum. the
said county will not receive It's annual
appro priation from the State for the
maintenance Of It's schools
The secretary OF the board was ordered
to address letter to the supcrlnten-
dents OF the several counties In which the
required district and county school tax
was below par, and these snouiu ~ .lut -
take the matter up with their boards OF
supervisors.
ut is not known what shape the case
will take, but In event the counties who
have fallen below the required levy should
fall to receive their State appropriations.
TT is possible that mandam US proceedings
Will be brought against the boards Of
supervisors
In many OF the counties heard from the
levy, as stated in their reports, was as
small as four cents.
some OF the counties in question have
already received some oftthe annual Stale
appropriation owing to the fact that their
reports were not received before the dis
ftribution was made. III
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RICHMOND MEN
UNDER. SUSPICION
Blackstone Planter Claims to
Have Been Beaten and
Then Robbed.
LOST LOS! MONEY :''l:: WATCH }; i. COAT
w w 3. Briel and T. ~: y. Dal,n1tccy
Arrested in Connection
With the Case. 4
LOST MONEY, WATCH, COAT

h r. Il Powell. a well known citizAl OF
Blackstone, canle to Richmond on Thurs
day and put up at Murphy's. Then he
went out and sold q lot Of tobacco, and
late In the evening went out with a friend
to see the sights, with a roll Of funds
in his pocket. He gazcd on the wine when
1t was red white and blue.
He got separated from his friend, and
finally landed In a Broad Street cafe. with
two well known young sporting men,.
They had plenty Of drinlSs-ln yfnct, so
many that the bnrkeeper refused to give
them more. Then they went out the
man from Blackstone being overloaded. 8
Had a Black Eye.
"a few minutes later the Richmond
friend Of the Blackstone man went into
the bar in search OF his friend. He was
told he had just gone out. The friend
went out and found his friend in another
bar, with q black eye and other marks
Of violence on his face and with his over
coat watch and about 500 lin cash gone.
Powell was taken to his hotel and the
police placed OH tho case. Detectives
Gibson and Wren worked the case up,
with the result that early yesterday q f..
.ternoon w B. Briel, one OF the young
men seen with Powell ut the Broad Street
cafe, was arrested as an alleged suspt-
cious character He was taken to the
Second Station, where later he was bniled
in the sum Of $500 for his appearance
in the Police Court this morning.
Last night f. L. sDancey, the other
young man refeured to, wns taken up on
a similar charge. He, too, was bsllled for
his appearance this morning.
.l5Powell does not clearly know nat
happened. He can't say! exactly how
much money Ae lost, but he is anxious 81. 70
recover his watch, which he Says IS n
present from an uncle, which he values tlt,: \
highly. 8i.4 e,
The two young men arrested are well
known figures on Broad street, 1heS
disclaim all knowledge OF anything con-
Meeting them with Powell $ loss OF money! none 4
Itch or oyercoat. M ff53I
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INSPECT HIGH SCHOOL.
Special Committee Will Meet
Next Week to Take Action.

nj Il ia
Tho special Joint committee appointed
by the Council to look into the feasibility
Of building a new high school for the
city, visited the High School Yesterday
and went over the entire building with
mebers Of the schol board and school
fticrs. The members are more than ever
CONVINCED Of the necessity Of having an
alp-to-date building, such as they have I'VE
already practically determined to recon- I'M
mend, and while they took no action yes.
terday. they Will hold n meeting ono
night next week and bring the matter to
head. !,
1t Is almost certain that 100000 will b
appropriated for this purpose, and that
the building will stand In the nelghb or
hood OF tho present one. The inspection
by the committee OF yesterday showed
the absolute need OF a new school house
from the standpoint OF room. ventilation,
health and public safety as we'll as for
better equipments for the actual work
of public education.
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TO WEAR UNIFORMS.
Health Department. Men Get
Their Wages Raised.

X mic enlth Committee last night recom-
mended TO the Council an ordinance re-
ouiring that the men In the Street De-
partment hereafter shall wear uniforms
while In the performance of their duty,
This is an Innovation for which Super
Sintendent Cohen has fought since he has
been, In tho position.
The committee also recommended that
the pay of the street men be increased
fro msl75 to 50 per day.
Complaint was made that some OF the
men in the department were not prompt
in the payment Of their bills. and Super
yintende..t Cohen was instructed by reso-
luton to report all such cases In the fu-
ture to the committee. and II the men
persisted In such deinduencies, they
would be promptly dropped from the
rolls 8 .
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g. LEE AcKso DAY.
Lee Camp and Daughters Of Con-
federacvs to Arrange Celebration.

R.. E. Lee Camp, No.. Confederate ate
Veterans met last night, Commander
James Power Smith presided. tfs
f Comrades James Power Smith, .. c.
Richardson John w. Jones fwere appoint
ed a committee to invite Col. w. r. Cut
shaw to deliver his address on the Bat
tie OF spotsylvania Courthouse. at such
time as may suit his convenience.
The camp appointed the Following COM
3mittee to arrange for the celebration
OF Iee-Jackson day. and to confer With
the Daughters OF the confederacy in
rnaking the arrangements: Comrades
John w. Jones. D. G. Richardson and
Gervas Storrs.
The annual services of the camp me-
mortal OF their dead of the year, 1901, will
take place on January 18th. and the fol-
lowing comrades were appointed to ar
range for the game: Comrades Landon r.
Mason. Gervas storrs and Q. B. Nor
gan. 4%f5 e
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STATE SCHOOL FUND
SHOWS B|G INCREASE
Distributions Amount to Thirty
seven Thousand Dollars More
Than Last Year.

The State Board of Education adjourn
ed yesterday afternoon after session
lasting two days and during tina time an
unusually large amount of routine bust
ness was transacted.
The board adopted a list Of books for
use in the public high schools of the
State, to be used for the next four years
All of tho books OH tho old list that We're
acceptable Were retained and there is no
radical change In the new list. a list Of
supplementary books for use In the prl-
mary and grammar schools was submits
ted by Secretary L. G. Glass. chairman
Z of the committee This was approved
but action was deferred until another
meeting.
A committee Of three was appointed to
consider the advisability of appointing
u State board of examiners whose duty
1t shall be to- examine persons desiring
to teach III the public schools.
q DR.. c. w Kent, Of the Committee on
High Schools submitted II report on the
minimum requirements Of a high school
and this was adopted. The board also
considered the appointment Of one or
more high school inspectors, whose duty
1T shall be to visit the high schools
throughout the State and to inquire into
tho met hods used, as well as to see whether
or not the schools meet with the require
ments Of the board,
The secretary was instructed to address
a letter to Mr.. John T.. West, of Norfolk
county. WHO was unable to attend the
board meeting, and to express their SYM
pathy for him, and Wish him u speedy
recovery. Mr.. West has been member
for several years, and this is tho first
meeting that he has not attended.
Tho board approved the second dis
trlbutions of State funds made to the
schools this yenr; and 1t was reported
that the amount of the literary fund dis
strlbutcd to districts WAS sl9s,567.9s, The
second State distribution or grand staff
fund amounts to SsO9,l53Os. This has not
been distributed Tho total amount Is
ESl,O62. 0S for tho year 19T719o5, M In
grease of'$a7, COO over that distributed last
year.
The board adjourned at 3 O'clock.
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Catherine Kearny widow OF the late
ia mas A.. Kearny, died IN Phoebus to-day
of heart disease. She was one OF tho
pioneer settlers OF Phoebus. going there
shortly after tho village sprang up, 4 In /
connection with the location of Fort
Monroe at Old Point Comfort. She was
between eighty and ninety years old.
Captain Henry Kearney. fs.s
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 81
ALEXAND RIA, VA, December l6.-5
Captain Henry I<earney. a well known
Confederate veteran. died at an early
hour this morning at hds homo in FAIR
flx. county. near this city, from n COM
plicaton of pulmonary diseases, lie was
about seventy years old and was a na-
tive ,of Jefferson county, Nv. Va.
widow, who is now almost at the point
of death, and nine children survive him
They are Misses Kate. Lizzie. Anna, Leila
and Blanche Kearney, and Messrs. Rob-
ert. Allen. Henry and Brlscoe l>earney,
Allie Taylor.
i Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
GORDONSVILLE. VA, December 16.-S
Mr. Allie Taylor a young man Of about Il
twenty years of age, died at the home of
his mother. near Gordonsville. to-day
from consumption. Burial Saturday nf-iS
ternoon at 2 o'clock in Maplewood Gene 4
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. D. d. Henley.

After an ilnesx Of one week. with
pneumonia. Mrs, b. D. Henley passed
away at o'clock yesterday afternoon
AT her bedside was her father DR., b.
II, Walker. and brother, DR., r. II,
Walker, of Norfolk.
Matthew A. Miller.
Matthew A. Miller died at the residence
Highland Park. last night ON his seventy
fourth birthday
been completed. .t5sg
Mrs. Catherine Kearney.
Especial to The Times Dlspatcli,)
HAMPTON, VA, December 16,-Mrs',
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8The Study Club.

Tho sunday-school Study Club will meet
It's afternoon Mt 5 'clnck at the =, NJ.
C. A. Hall, but instead Of having the
regular meetlng review, there will be
special services OF unusual interest. Be-
sides a statement by Its president, Mr..
Patterson, touching the work Of the CLUB,
there will be two short addresses one by
Rev. Or. Young, of Centenary Church, on
Teaching and Training the Child. and
the other by REV. James Buchanan. secre-
tary of the Baptist! Council OF Richmond,
on Drawing the Net. This meeting Is
open to the public. and 1t is hoped that
there will be large attendance.
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FORGERY AT STUART,
John AFFORD, Treasurer Stuart
Manufacturing Co., Under Arrest

Especial to The limos Dispatch.)
STUART, VA, December l6,--John Az
ford, secretary and treasurer OF the
Stuart Manufacturing Company, has been
arrested on a charge Of forgery. Mr..
AFFORD Is alleged TO haYe forged an ac-
ceptance of a draft from u New York
for ST. oO which draft was cnshel by the
First National Bank Of Danyille. Forg-
cries for smaller amounts, 1t Is claimed,
were made on concerns to which lie was
indebted,
Z Mr.. AFFORD was unable to furnish bail
at-the preliminary trial, and Is now III
Jail mt Martinsvillo. Allen Cucullu, cash
Ter or the thirst National Bank, has been
In Stuart for some days looking nfter
the affairs of the company with which
Mr.. AFFORD WAS connected.
HI.AXO for. sale BY all druggist Is. -..-
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FRANK Jay GOULD NOW
HEAD Q6 BELLE ISLE

The Old E3minion Iron and Nail Works
elected officers and directors yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Jay Gould was made presl-.
dent, and Mr.. Thomas S. Wheelright, vice
president, and general manager. The
following directors were chosen: Frank
Jay Gould, H. r.. Wayt B. * II I Harvie,
Guy Phillips and Fritz Sftterding.
The passing of,this historic and valua-i
BILE plant under the control%of Mr. Gould
and the progressive directorate announced
above means new life in the works A
great future awaits It. III
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LAST PERFORMANCES,
Play at the Bijou Closes It's Run
dauThe rJeyt Show -

"Wnketa,' and Manuel Alvarez, the first
al. Sioux Indian, and the latter a sgreas-
cr,'' will leave Tonight. They are two
Of The principals III the play, Al Cripple
an aees The nljou Il to-day s and t5-nght
Those who have not sen the play may
avail themselves Of this opportunity Il
lisa meodrama, from the real live and
Wooly West and Is thrilling, sss
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Ossian Doolittle Ashley.
(By Associated Press0

(By Associated Press.) 5if3 81
NEW YORK, December 16-Ossian Doo-
little Ashley, widely known In financial
and railroad circles for more than half
a century. died at his home >herc to-day
aged elghty-three years. Mr.. Ashley WAS
president OF the Wabash Railroad Cons
4any for several years He was n proc
life writer on financial and railroad
topics, ~
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Young Men Sentenced,
lsnecIal Id The Tlmes-pIspatch

m Especial To THE Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
3IaADFORD, VA. Dec. l6.--Frank Gray,
a painter, about forty-fiye years old was
to-day sentenced to four years In the peni-
tertiary for grand. larceny, Will snead
and Gordon Iiite were sentenced to four
years. In tho penitentiary yesterday for
on October 10TH. Tom snead received five
years for the same offense. All are young
men except Gray. Gordon IIIte being only
seventeen,
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Examination Monday.

n (ByS Associated Press.)
Receiver Loescr this evening innde ar
engagements with Harold Remington,
referee in bankruptcy. to examine Mrs
Chadwick Monday morning. Whether or.
not the inquiry will be held depends upon
the physical ability of Mrs. Chadwick 70
undergo the exa.nlna ticn 5S@a
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Fourqurean, Temple g Co.
CHURCH NOTICE.
BAPTISTS.
GROVE FistAVE,NI1E RApT1c,


K GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
{Groye Avenue y and Beach street2-Rey. y. 3:
N anS 3 PatsSs s na!to
subject. Mans Ma n, :. Grim Trinity Of Foes Con-
a9srsd ,b by Ghrst tn Faith aha sSbs
.s Az a 81 c,,,1nots ,ca :,
\ S y s5S 81 3 y s.: z; $ S.RApswSh5
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Sixth and Main ss,ests)-Pr " SMITH
day school $3.50 a. NJ Thomas H. starkas
se dRAcB STREET BAPTIST CHURCH tcoR.
ner Grace and Foushee streets)-Rev. cHAs.
s.. GARDNER, .. p, pastor;;-;sunday school
a. NJ and 2; NJ Prayer meeting "Wednesday
n sAL Z. + o1 RaPr1sr CHURCH CORNER
Grace g; and Pine streets, :, r YI4AND u /
Rhe4P sTnEs { =
PSsssH4nh & I y n IF a96 + cuRc,
ESas apa rfh srss
and sermons at II "A. NJ. and S F.. NJ BY the
pastor M9rnrs =
f'n PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Mas
and Is II n every sunday Sunday Sunday school /
ty.f fourth and Il streess> r n MA siY:
pastor Preaching at11.A: n: and 8 P. M. ia
FIRST PREsB YTER1AN CHURCH COR
tner Mad!sof !, and ,o! Grace r., strests)--Rev
NJ. and SIS q NJ. preaching by the pastor, All Z
II An and F. N: Sunday school s:45 A.
NJ Msdnei pRyEsB Z; n e
R. B, EGaLBsToN. pastor. ,--Preaching 81 tho
pestpE anadeyr msHn!ns we
Park Avenue q, ana S Harrison r
day school :so q. NJ Il Devotional service We'd
oGGuReH f SHkG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R5nsB5SSRB!H
5pastor,-serylcesl at II 20 clock M: and IS p.
sandsy sssao at REh service pseps
meeting In the M at1ls
4. Nj BY Rey;SsT. r iENGL1sH. 2. D.S SUM
Gay E Y Ws!S3Rs i q;
= r. pastsE III ~. LEN
'sft 9@ Np e MSysaeSy
ing TO- morrow by Rev. YHPEARCE5 Al
kINS ]at II A. NJ md 8 P. NJ
EPIsCOPAL.9@ les F.8sgs3
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY CONFORM
Err Grove Avenue. corner Roland stresD---.sS
5tor-Servces sunday morning at II o'clock,
afternoon o'clock. Sunday school at 9:9o Z
o'clock. Visitors cordially welcomed. Seats I
free. l3Es lsi u
81. PAuL's CHuRcH.--RT. REV. ", a,
preach and administer tho holy communion aS &
the II a.: NJ service. and Rev. HENRY +, b
KLoMAN..ofs Prince Willia,a4 county. Va. will 4
preach at 8 P. NJ. 35t b ts III
tF# LuTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. q
(Seventh Street. between Broad and Grace) g
Rov. g. a. MARKS, paste r.-services at II A.
Tit t5S CHRISTIAN SCIEN CO IN
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Services Sunday morning IL - Subject Of SER
Ing 40. Reading room open daily from 10 a. 4
NJ. to p p. NJ. No. 100 East Main Street.t5AA d
arc welcome. MA g5{1a5 So }f3 s4e
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DEATHS.

at six-twenty r. Nh
Decembe 10TH at the residence of his
daughter Mrs. w. n. Vlwter. Highland
! Park. CAPTAIN MATTHEW A. MIL
X LER. o, ais seventy-fourthf birthday, ",
Funeral notice later s.fs
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MAS NUMBER, December 18th, Three
great color sections; five full pages In
color A superb four,paae calendars
Original Christmas Stories, crisp HellN
day Humor, Order copy nokta
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ASK THE STREET GAR CONDUCTORS
about "Fewel' gallons; wears longer
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
about Fewer gallons. wears longer

ASK THE LETTER-cARRlER Il
bout Fewer gallons; wears longer.
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INC BOARD adlolWnea at 8 o'clock.
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BROAD STREET METfoD Isr Ep1scoPA1i5
GEo. H sPOONER, pastors
b CENTENARY METHODIST B CHURCH
Grace Street between Fourth and Fifth streets5
and Sc rmors atSll AZ NJ. and Pm. BY The
pastor. Morning subject. The Preparations
for the Coming OF. the Christ Child'& Evening
subject The ght Before ChristrnasH Sum
day school at 30 a. NJ. All seats free ali are
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day, as the docket In Squire. Cheatham's
court was made lip OF small civil cases.
Mayor Maurice had nothing before him.
The Olympia Club is getting ready for
Its Christmas celebration. 5
Judge Watson Is winding up the terms
business in Ch|ttrfield county.
\ Commemorative Attorney Page said
last night there would be no grand jury
meeting until the January term.
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l Corner West franklin and Pine Streets)-ReV.,
| L. r.. BETTY, pastor-Services at II AZ nj,
and 8 T; NJ every Sunday. Sunday school
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Had Garments On.

f Attic request o. Mr.. Tayler, Mrs. FL
lott described the garments worn by Nor
mons who have taken the cndowments.
Senator Ovcrr1an asked II every Mormon
in good standing is compelled to wear the
garments and the witness said that all
such Mormons wear the garments as I'M