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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
: AM ELIJAH !,
D0VV|.E DECLARES Il: A !. {
Apostle Tells Of How Conscious
ness OF Fact Grew-Alienists
Attend Court.
INV Associated Press J

CHICAGO, June 1e--John Alexander
Dowie, on the witness stand to-day before
Judge Lands, In the United States Dis
trict Court, IN the Zion City controversy,
was asked during cross-exainlna ~
care you Elijah, the Restorer2"
II have always BEEN.
"yhen did you first become conscious
OF the fact2"
1T gradually grew. resented the
revelation, as II were, and for years
was grieved and angry II any one sus-
gestcd that was Elijah. am not y.
Visionary man. The first time 1t came
TO my attention was in Melbourne, OF
Sydney. Australia, while at the house OF
Bible society"
zone night was asked to preach Q,
two meals, which I forgot to ent. had
been thinking over my subject, and could
not get beyond Elijah. was thinking
Of his remarkable career, and my supper
got cold. One of my deacons told me
had message from God. laughed and
said You go away and let me alone
He said: want to tell you-you are
Elijah He said that three times ana
walked away.
II was much distressed, for he could
not have known I had been thinking Of
ttIllJuu 1Or III opOhSs uA0f Any
last den was thats1 was Elijah. But. as
God IS my Judge, the thought that I was
tho second embodiment never entered my
head After the Sermon one member said
to me: feel like saying you are Elijah.
aS II said I am not don't get that bee in
my bonnet'1 would not think OF It. but
In after years / had to come to It. They
were oil right. The first open revelation
was that night"
i number OF alensts were in attendance
at court while Dowie was on the stand
During the cross-examination Dowie as
serted point blank his title to owner
ship Of oil Zion City property. He de-
clared that for years he has had an In
come amounting to $4,000 year. He
stated he never knew whence Il came.
He denied that he had ever used any
OF the money for his own benefit, but said
he spent It for the use OF God and
humanity. Is.
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Wrong Side Of the Street,
But Right Side for Prices.
.TODD ESTATE Will
SETTLE INDEBTEDNESS
After County. is Paid, but Very
Small Sum, However, 81
Will Remain.
:foR etaLs

& According to the report OF Mr.. Robert
u. Peyton, comr,issioneT In chapcery in
the suit OF w. T. Todd and others.
against Isadore Todd and others. entered
In the Circuit Court Of Henrico to settle
up the estate OF the late ". ]. Todd.
treasurer OF the county. the assets OF
the estate exceed the liabilitis OF the
dean by small margin, but enough to
ensure the payment OF all outstanding
claims against the estate.
The total assets are said to aggregate
S24,69Ol9, and adding to this the value
or the unco:lected tax tickets in the
county treasurySat the time OF Mr.. Todd
death. this brings the total up to 500
es2.s9.
4 Current notes TO the value OF probably
81, 900 would run this up, above $4,000.
whereas Mr. 'Todd's indebtedness was
only l,1s9.4s. This would leave a small
margin over and above the amount Of the;
b. I'M 8 st
The Widows dover in this case Is one
third OF all the real estate belonging to
her husband at tho time Of his death,
or should the dover be committed, to a
one fifth cash interest In tho same. Mrs.
Todd has already agreed that her dover
Interest be committed. and hence the
fifth must be deducted from the total
estate before there cnn be any effort at
q final settling up. Mr.. II. st. John Coal
ter Is the counsel for the estate. while
Colonel 10. lane Stern Is the attorney for
the Baltimore Bonding Company, which
company acted US surety for Treasurer
Todd f5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
WOMAN severely
HURT AND. !. MAY DIE {.
Was Shot by Colored Man-Bott
Claim That Pistol Discharge
Was Accidental.

Locked up at the First Station on the
charge Of being q suspicious character,
Alexander Baskerville, a young negro
man, may even have TO answer q charge
OF murder, II, as Is probable, the victim
OF his carelessness, as he calls 1t, passes
in her chips.
About $3.50 o'clock last night Aleck ar
rived in town on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac train. bearing
with him a mattress, on which lay. the
grooming, intensely suffering form s-of
Mary Nray, a large mulatto woman.
She was shot through the stomach from
q pistol admittedly In the hands of tho
prisoner 4stes4; f .ts 8si 80.
Mary was taken to- the. City Hospital,
where she was attended by Or. Mason,
of tho ambulance corps, Later pr. Ire.
william, of the home, operated on the
woman and probedy for tho BALL. Her
condition is critical. ana 1t is 5barelya pos
siblc that she Will recover. y. ts OK
Baskerville Is an enlployc OF Captain.
II. II. George. OF this clty, a. tractor,
who has the work In charge Of cxcayatng
tor the new railroad to bcfrun to Ash.
land. 35s The negro had cabin IN the
camp. about mile and, hall this side
of Ashland and he says That yesterday
afternoon after he had finished his work.
he was cleaning pistol on the front
porchi with two bullets In the barrel.
Accidentally, the gun was discha, gcd, the
ball taking effect In NIary's body she
fell and was carried inside by tho mai,
who Immediately started on the run for
Ashland, where he found DR.. Carter. The
physician returned to the camp with the
negro, whom he advised to come 10 Rich
mond at once Y5e a
The couple caught the first train down,
and at the station. awaiting the man, was
Police officer w. II. Ogilvie, who arrested
him and called for both the ambulance
and patrol The woman admitted to the
officer that the shooting was acclden tai.
Baskerville was locked up at the First
Station. We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
IS lOOPHOlE FOR
TRUST J TAFT SAYS.
Declares Decision Of Judge II
Contempt Case Provides New
Immunity System.
tBy Associated PEGS.

| y - y
NEW YORK, June s.--Judge LaCombe,
In the United stntes Court to-day, denied
the motion of the Federal government to
punish for contempt William 3. Ransom,
secretary OF the McAndrews & FORBES
Co.: John s. Young, OF the John s..
Young Company, and w. Fl. McAllister,
OF tho American Tobacco Company. Tie
contempt proceedings grew out Of the
failure Of the offlcers to produce letters
nnd papers before the United States
grand jury, which had been c nductins
Investigations into the so-called tobacco
trust. The motion was dismissed on tho
ground that the men were served as lt1-
dividuals, and not as officers OF the cor
porations.
The documents which the government
is trying to bring before tho grand Jury
were said by witnesses to be In book,
bluth, the president OF the McAndrews
(. & ForbeB Company. Counsel for Mr.!
Ransom declared that tho book contaied
Mr. Jungbluths private letters. and
could be produced only by resolution Of
the Board OF Directors. Henry w. Taft,
special Attorneys enernl for tho governs
mont, argued that the fact that PresiE-
dent Jungbluth copied private letters
into tho book does not seal the book as
sacred, and ought not to give him privi-
lego to hide behind the right OF privacy.
SIT the device for the right OF privacy
Is to be imposed in this manner, the
Interstate commerce and the antitrust
laws could not be carried ont, said Mr.
Taft. IF a private letter-book is made
the receptacle OF discriminating letter,
when the information cannot be obtained
from any other source n comprehensive
system Of immunity could be put into
effect. - 81 si
Judge 11acombe replied that he did not
think an officer OF a company or corpora
ton would secure immunity In such a.
manner. III tho subpoena" said the
Judge. runs, alone to Mr.. sRansome per-
sonally he chnnot be punished for con-
tempt In not producing q book that Is not
in his custody and which he could not
get except by burglarizing the desk Of
tho president" ti-s#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
o'B ':7.][EI TO JAIL.
Husband, Wife and Rosa Tyler
Go Down for Ninety DAYS !.

! Michael n o'nrlen and his wife, with
Rosa Tyler,fa white girl who lived with
the couple, were sent to jail for ninety
days by Justice crutchned in the Police
Court yesterday. morning on the charge
OF stealing from the home OF Mrs. W. !.
Moore. on 5B Nineteenth Street The
O'Briens and the Tyler woman lived In
the same house with Mrs. Moore.
{ The O'BrienB. until recently, were
thought to be good, peaceable people
and nothing was known Of the fact9that
they had nightly carousals In their
rooms. where whiskey and beer flowed
freely. The Tyler woman Is said 10 have
been there with them.
Some weeks ago Mrs. Moore reported
to the police tho loss Of several articles
OF clothing and the detectives went to
work on tho case. officer Johnson, who
was on the beat, found several pawn
tickets In the possession Of the 9, Briens
and Immediately placed them under ar
rest. Detective Mcmahon discovered that
the O'Brten woman had stolen from Mrs,
Moore pin that held together n wreath
OF flowers placed upon the grave OF the
infant child of Mrs. NJ GORE. Tho mother,
after the flowers had wltherel on the
home and preserved the pin In her
trunk. This was taken and pnwned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
lakewood a Veritable
FARMLAND

The Richmond Amusement Corpora
ton, OF which Jake Wells Is president.
operating Idlewood Richmond's new and
latest family resort, have received num-
bers Of congratulatory letters and ex-
.pressions on their beautiful park recently
opened to the public.
One OF the features OF lakewood Is the
illumination. The main entrance Is n
dazzling sight to the visitor. When the
lights are on. the scene Is bewildering
In It's beauty and splcndor: It Is n gor-
geons blend OF fern. color and illumna-
ton, wrapped in a mantle OF thousands
OF electric lights The electric lighting
has been particularly praised, ana It has
never been eaualed In this vicinity. The
entire Installation. Including motors
fans and lights, Wers furnished by local
81 contractors, the Electric Construction
e Company Of Virginia, located AT No. s..
Is 10 and ~ south Ninth Street this city.
L; The Installation consisted VI 1900 in
& candescent lamps l20 horse power mo-
Il tors and fifty electric fans. Taking this
4 altogether, II is tho largest and most
elaborate installation ever displayed In
a these parts. The electric current for
Ssthis service is supplied from tho big
q generators at the water power plant OF
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany, ty special lines built for this pur-
4 pose. The current Is carried out 20
4 this resort at y pressure OF o'sVV so''s,
and Is steppec4 down by means OF trans
4 formers Iocc4ed at three spbstations In
sIdlewood. fhe magnificent dancing pa
iyilion ,.Asich IL now nearing compile
rvili be tho largest IN this city This
l l 80. Y III built double springing easily
s.esa II the feet. The hall VIII be LIGHTED
s.,sth over 1000 electric lights, artistic,
Z s,ss; ARA ged. Special arrangements
n ia being Inads to care FOR mu'omoi,iles
I .sist,na n additional attractions Is being
i III pidiy. The picnic grove Is sup
u nsite,i with tables and benches and Is "
exnallent condition. The public are IN
systsd 10 hold their picnics Or outings a
d i6Iepnall. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
{ Personals and Briefs.

81 Mrs. John Weatherel.t OF Pueblo, Col.
formerly Miss Anne Boiling Sarvay and
her sister. Miss Elizabeth II. Sarvay,
are visiting at their old home, No. 702
East Leigh Street.
!S Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Anderson have re-
turned to their home at Norwood, Va,
after visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Jones. of Caroline county,
has been the recent guest Of friends In
this city.
& Misses Lucy and Penola Profitt, Of
Shores, Va. have. left for home after
a visit to Mrs!% McNalnara, OF South
Pine Street. 1Whtle- In the city Miss
EPenola ProfIltt was given luncheon ut
the Jefferson Hotel by Mrs w. I. Robert-
son.
Mr.. Isaac Thomas. who has been spend
Ing some time In Richmond and it's
vicinity, has returned to West Virginia.
4 M1,s r. j. Price and children, Of
Vienna. Md. are visiting at the home of
her mother. Mrs. James II. Lester. No.
S4 North Twenty.ninth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
The American Flag.

When Freedom from her mountain height
Iinfurled her standard to the air,
Che tore the azure robe OF night,
And set the stars Of glory there, i;
sEu mingled With Its gorgeous dyes,
The milky baldric ottthe skies, 4
And striped lis pure celestial white,
With streakings Of the morning light.
Then from her mansions In the sun,
IL She called her eagle-b bearer, down,
And gave into his mighty 4.and
4 The symbol OF her chosen land.
Majestic monarch OF the cloud.
no rear'st nloft thy leagle form,
To hear the tempest trumpings loud,
And see the lightning lapces driven.
When strive the warriors OF the storm,
And rolled the thunder drum Of heavens
Treyllians. Va
Dear Edltor;-I haven't written TO the
PAPER for quite a while and hope 70 see
ny piece published and hope to win .
prize. q !,
members,
e .ts VIRGINIA ANN 3RUCHAsA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Bis FIRE CAUSES !.
PANIC I c ]. IN. /. PRISON / RI. 5. !
Criminals in Tornbs Rattle Doors
Of Cells and Beg to Be
Released.
.fBy Associated / press

NEW YoRK. June ia pAnis was
caused at ToI,ibs prison early o-day BY D
nre In tho Newspaper Union building at
,i34 Leonard street across the street. Dense
volumes .of smoke and sparks from the
the oper, windows Of the prison. and the
smoke was sitting In some OF the oells when
the prisoners awoke. Their cries for reieass
threatened wing OF the prison. the windows
we're haatily closed and the keepers U Y ent
nom cell to cell assuring the frightened
ana hyytot,cal prisoners that the prison was
in n q danger. This only served 70 eishten
III II Of soma az them who ratified ths
doors and bel gcd to Be released.
3 pauics also occurred in two tenements
adjoining the burning building when sixty
Families were awakened and ordered to
lea e 4 thclr homes because shower Of
sparks was raining on the roofs The IRE
was confined 10 the building IN which It
originated. The loss was $4,000. &.
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Thou sayest that must tell thee
al How Oft, how long, how we'll @ Al
Is tie love I've wholly plighted sF
TO thee. cannot tell.
Canst measure the mensureless distance
From the Pole Stars fixed place
To the Southern Cross. dim lighted,
In the Inflnitudo OF Space
Canst number the numberless wavelets
That leap on the limitless Sea?
Shall ride on tho Oceans bosom
Till Time no more shall be? {.
Canst stop the Earth's swift motion7
Divert her rapid 1light7 "a
Or change the. Sun to blackness3 q
His shadow unto light2
Sweetheart, ask mo no measure Il
g or my dear love for. thee; 81
Nor ask that ! should number /.
How OFT you're all to me.
Nor nsk for proof Of affection
AS strong as the force OF the Earth; 4
.IJndimmed as the SUMS own brightnesa
such love OF thee-how worth!
Affection breathes a language
Unwrit on Wisdom's scroll;
All sacred. It's unuttered-, ~
- 3 \ 81 Kuropatkin. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Governor Asked for Pardons.

Governor SWANSON yesterday morning
received d letter from Hosea Dol Ing. Of
Wise county. asking him TO- pardon his
son, Delaney Boiling, who s serving a
foF housebreakIng, The aged father states
Ii his petition that he voted for Martin
Van Buren III 1890. and says that he is
sipwardsS Of ninety years Of age, h His son
ID about twenty years old.
Washing Watts (coloredl states that no
to release him from the penltentiary. He
Is serving q sentence for having stolen
some chickens. turkeys and corn In Eliz-
abeth City county, 5{ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
DESTROYED TON OF
meat every DAY.
Sensational Report Made by
Medical Officer Concerning
3S British Colonial Supplies.
nv A aaocinted Press.l

LONDON, juno 49, Il hcreport OF DR..
Thomas. the medical officer Of the bor-
ough OF stopnsy, to the local government
board shows that his department during
the last five years has destroyed ovcr!sa
ton OF rotten timed foods daily at the
Stepney wharves. These, he adds. were
not American goods. as practically no
canned goods from American concerns
are imported through the Stepnay
wharves. but were colonial meat. fish and
fruit. The medical officer says he found
new seal and raspberry treated with sui
tph,r, In order to preserve them. On
their arrival In England the rnspherries
were soaked In an ani1lne bath to restore
their color.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
/ MR., WELSH DIES.
Former Policeman Who Fell
Succumbs to Injuries.

Mr.. James t.. Welsh, who was Sc
rously injured early yesterday morning
by falling from banistcr at his home,
No. 22lo Lester Street, died few hours
later in tho day from the wounds sus-
tanned In the fall The unconscious man
was taken to the City Home, where heroic
efforts were made by Dr., Hudgins, OF
the ambulance corps, to save him. Tho
main injury was a deep cash running
nine inches from tho eye to the nnpe Of
the neck. There were other scalp wounds,
and Mr.. Welsh succumbed to concus-
sion OF the brain.
Mr., Welsh was an ex-policeman, and
was we'll known In this city. He was
about rorty-flve years Of age and Leaves
four sons. wife and daughter to mourn
his loss. @
The funeral will take place Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from ST. Patriclt's
Church. of which the deceased was q
loflong member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Spinners to Raise Prices.
As,ocInted Press.)

45 III BY AH5OcInted n PreBs.J u
4 CHARLOTTE, N. c.. June 16.-The
Southern Soft Yarn spinners' Association
met yesterday at Mount Airy. Ga. Mil
men from North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee were IN
3atte ndance. u w. Cannon. Of Concord,
NJ. c., president OF the association, ten
dered his resignation, and Colonel i. 2.
Tyson, OF Knoxville, Tenn, was elected
In his stead. !. q.
ut was resolved that In view Of the ~
creasing demand for yarns, which de-
5mand could not now be met. that steps
be a t once taken to secure higher prices
Tor all grades OF soft yarns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Circuit Court.
RHODES SCHOLARS WON.
Two Americans Get High II onors
ss in Oxford Competition.

An oxford telegram says: ~ the
,0nal examination for honors OF the
School Of English Literature a West
;Virginian Rhodesian scholar, 2. = =. I lNa
'er.Brooke, OF st. Johns College. Oxford,
obtained q first class. He was the only
Competitor to obtain this high dis d'',
ton. -.
11."J. IA. Brown. a New Hampshire Rho
desian scholar OF New College, OXFORD.
has won q ceSificate Of merit Tor re-
search Ia physics and obtained o. do
gree. (, &. z,
The first OF the young gentlemen re-
ferred Ia above is the eldest son OF Dr. 1'
st. George Tucker Brooke, professor at
the University at Morgantown, w. va a.
Dr.. Brooke Is q first cousin OF the neWly
elected a Bishop Beverly Dandridsc
Tucker. OF Southern Virginia 5S
Mr.. c. II. Tucker won tho first Rhodes
scholarship from West Virginia, and has
been for two years or more at Oxford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
MILITARY NEWS.
Company c to Hold Encampment
at Ocean View During August.

Company C will hold an election for
the second lleutcnancy tomorrow night
to Ill the vacancy caused by the trans
fer OF Lieutenant Z. NJ. Hardy to Cons
pany A. 1t is probable that First Ser
geant Norfolk Will be elected to I'LL the
vacancy, as he Is next In line Of pro-
motion. and Is very popular among the
men.
Company G Is arranging for an en-
campment at Ocean View some time be-
tween the lst and 10th OF August. The
men are looking forward to tho out-
Ing, and It Is probable that most Of
the company Will be able to CO. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Z Deserved the Beating.

Justice Crutchncld had his troubles in.
Police Court yesterday morning when 3.
mere Galllchno. In very broken English
Lovenl said that he had chastised CALI
chino because the latter had beat Mrs.
III he beat your sister and his wife you
ought Q, have beat him." said the One
John. and he consulted his original vol
ume and dismissed the case. y Z;
Sergeant Talley and Bailir Gibbons had
their troubles In calling out the names.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Municipal Meeting.

THE Following meetings. which city
fathers are expected to attend, Will DO
y Tomorrow: Finance Committee Will
meet at 80 P. NJ. the Common Council
viii assemble at 8 r.. NJ. .L,At the same
Health Committee Will hold meetings. 4,
Tuesday night the Finance COMMITTEES
viii hold special meeting, sf6i
Thursday night at s O'Clock the FINANCE
and the Grounds and Buildings Commit
tees will hold mcetInHs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Marriage Announcement

Mrs. Margaret Atkins Roach has 49,
sued Invitations for the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Margaret Louise Roach, TO
Mr., Samuel Kenneth Wood I'm. Tho we'd
ding will take place at the home OF the
brlde-elect's mother, No 1904 I'd Grove
Avenue, on Thursday afternoon. June
2Sth, at3 o'clock. $500 aE,.. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Miss Williams Sails.

= Miss Louise Williams, OF this city,
sailed for Europe yesterday, where she
will spend the suli:ne err. Miss Williams
went as one OF tho Eager party. She will
pay short visits to Gibraltar Naples,
Germany. France and England. Before
returning to this country she win visit
relatives In Wales. Her sisters, Misses
Rena and Bliss Williams, and her bro-.
Their, John R., accompanied her to New
York, where they will stop over for a
week or ten days S{S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Small Family Trouble Aired.

A small family feud was aired in the
.Henrico Magistrates Court yesterday
morning when Mr.. aneisN1rs. 3. II. Griffin.
OF No. 1924 Darlington Street; together
I'M before Justice J. 81 NJ. Lewis on the
charge Of engaging IN a petty squab bie at
the home Of the Grih1ns Alley was !, ar. hned
ard Gentry had TO plank down similar
amount for striking Mr.. Griffin IN the
4 y n . 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
CASTRO WILL BE
PRESIDENT AGAIN
IfBY. Aasocia ted PROSE )

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 49, Presi-
don't Castro will resume the presidency
OF Venezuela July 9th. The State De-
partment to-day received a dispntSs by
way OF Wlllel1stad. announcing that on
June 18th President Castro declared this
Intention to Vice. President Gomez and
a delegation that visited him al In Vic-
atoria. and requested him to resume the
presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Force Goes to Prison.
3(By Associat ted Press,)

77 10y fABBUCItIt eI Ic5s.J 767I
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 16.-Dr
J6cob f. Force, former president OF the
Northwestern Nationl Life Insurance
Company Of this city, was to-day sem
fenced to serve three and a half years
In States prison. |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Been Visiting Home City.

a Mr., Wilton c.. Wharton IN old Rich-s
mond boy now Of Now York. who has
been spending q couple OF weeks visiting
friends and relatives In this city. res
turned TO Now York yesterday OH the
steampship Monroe. Wilton Wharton
Jr.. Is still stopping with Mr.. Allan
Wharton. his uncle. In Lee District. ~ he
will return to New York IN q couple OF
weeks st5tsf i9s 3LF3s f5ftfi n *,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17
Will Improve Their Church.

AT Grace Street Presbyterian Church
to-day. the final services will take place
before the main audience room is turn
ed over to the deacons to make sundry>
repairs and alterations. as determined.
Dr. Witherspoon. pastor Of the church.
will preach tomorrow morning and at
night After the morning sermon the
summer communion service will be obs
served and new members received by the
pastor and session OF the church. ~ 80