The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-18


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The afternoon session opened With
Jspirited song service, after which the
subject OF religious periodicals was dis
cussed. There was formal report by o
committee put Key ', Or; Wa a ~ haGh ~
Iross ,,am ,,r.,,arad oaaraaa1 m thA
,.a,,s,,.., ,,,aa, ~ :, .,,,,,, a,n IA ne,I5fi-
;nais nv ISo,,a,. tnn,l p,aa .inn IN INV
:, in,dsnn,o tr,h,,ta ~ Ia clean dailv
10 ,ars - az aan,,,.r hra,,d and said
T. va. tho,ra ~ 10 q ,1,igbtv nnwer for
1901 10 %, t, n,,, m IA ths siorv ~ how
90 . ,roo,, +rno a,as o,,t rron, tha at,,nnn.
,n,o :. , nv s snd -, ad,,nn - news.
naner nrinted IN n ali within day,
= NJ h,s no,nius,ar sac .hat the N rtiie
.ta. 80 ,,o.,an,.e,, = % ~, ia,,o,r NM lde.
nanled ent,reiv S,,nr,,, what was printed
n IN 7niahei ~ mar. 7 t---g
The Doctor dwe1t for while upon
tho awful kesppnsibsllty resting upon
the shoulders OF the managers OF dnily
newspapers He criticised some of the
daily papers Of the day Of tho yellow
variety for giving too much space to
vaudeville lihows. horse racing, bank
robberies, get-rich-quick schemes, lewd
advertisements, and the like
Ihen coming down to tho subject IN
nand, ne any presented the claims Ii OF
ene re,ls,o us, per,odicals OF the cnnrch'
espeSans me hehsious l1eralu; ol i .le,l
I,loiu a. the lusion ol ms aaoIess
. 49,. s ,p p,. iils.ol.ca1 ''ocieey
$50 >, :, ,''e ~ S'i e Il
DdptlSl NeCoTds.5
Rev. Or. Charles III. Ryland, Of Rich
mona, tho secretary OF the society read
a iensthY report giving IN detail the work
u y NY society lor several years past ne
soole.S ,i,as y ,lireprool room ~ Floh-
~ "iiich tle olo bapl,st
i. ti,,o ;, ], !, 49, 49, . ~
nras,,cnt r,o,. ~ w tyr 15r,, &C..
have accumnlnt ed ! n,anv a,n, h,o do.,, ~
ments nertainine "a the early str,,r uJa
and the e,lrly nghtings Of the Virginia
Bapt1sts Tor religious liberty.
liie report tells OF these things and
snow now the society 10 kept alive. Its
only income is from the dues which the
annual and life members pay in. An
appeal is made to all Virginia Baptists
to become members. Rev Dr.. Rvland
knight and Rev. Dr. bIosby Jones MAJ.
a BILE even enthnsf, aticy NJ a. dra.saa - 80
q n nut tr,,a "a ca .,,at .ha, 49,. ssna
~. - - 80 el' s2eeHi'- 'Hey s'f.' GU
g =. :, % other con-
= 49, .iie tilse'i'ss ol tne
as ,s., mas De zee stirred.
l'h i peist tlory especially IN virginia Is
always a very stirring subject and right
well did these the speakers. ksow how
to strike the stirring chord. t
When DR.. Jones concluded the vast
congregation sang ow Firm a Founda-
tion," Dr.. Whitsitt. the president ~ the
society read 4 thrilling story NJ E,cta ~
Curtis. vIrrinio antiat ,,bo :. rr,aa =,
Nurth C,aroIjna ,,a,,9'., - ~
- - eiiiiessee,
an,a % vi. me spii,t OF
:. 9 ..l ist 3io.e q Tellslous Hoerty
p ana no b,aptlst principles.
Other members of the association made
snort speeches. and many Baptists were
urged TO become member of the histor-
&ical society A large number Joined.
Nioht Session
nj, : g
n sa, ueye,.ohai exercises at the evening
ssssion ere OF a very devotional char
Every seat n The ND tor,,,n, i warren
the aisles and the class 4 rooms Witch
were thrown open were crowded with
people anxious to take part In the, SER
vices. The general attendnnce to.nipt,t9
was larger than last night. showing II, Z
the association Is growi,1r ,,non ths neoe
~ rha as,,,1 f. : ui'oi' e''e
PIE .r. % ol Li,al !. vie,
Inc order OF business after the devo-
5.ional exercises was the report Of the
Sunday School and Bible Board OF the
This report wac read i hy Paw = "
r7ihbla vjce.nrasident 81 3ha ,a..,, " ~.