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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
2lnefooter ON Jbien.

"Sdfnlto nieo Sbfen" beoer ei
BOG at Sobt 8auIien. Den er net
op itofommet paa @ploenoalife 6or
lag. Raulien forteIler IiuiuIbt OF
unSerboIbenbe. af @osens mansI
inaa Griuorin8er bioi9ttes:
S6ien piI6e | fit itoetlanbife Sier
iadpeIiom paa Soteqerne iaa mese.
iom mulig biGIpe fig ieIc,
Sprarg iaoleoes Ell anap Ies
bans 9lirer - ct proiaiif ubelo, ION
Tan raurme ielo be ftsrIte Hoeter -
ioa cit ban ino poa fit eget @areIie
lirffebe 9sren soot, % efter liee fac
mango fomtife iOm unsobeuoige 5or.
b~ereoelIer ipeSe ran ieIp &nappeT
fait igien meS oen iamnle Smbu,
boormeb ban .rer6frep ct npt Drama.
ct iligt pigti9t Shero i1rrbe Gar
umuIig betro uoeat anoen, life en-.
gang til lin !Santrii.
On at Sbieus Baraborer bar, al
"et Grueutimmer nlbrig fopItoo at ip
en- Rnop fait Zig, at ben bolbt".
Speoe ban ocrimoo ielp, boIot Den
! al Gpigbeb.
6rl Shien imilebe ifjamif pg I'M
berfunoist, naar "Rora"S 9igter
fom meo ilige fpiuhefienbtLiee Ut.
ringer, os iiben iagSe bun / al 5ot.
troIigbeo til mig: Oct er iauSt. at
.Sbien ieIp ipr Snapper / fine aleher,
men at De BoIoer iaapos gobt, er min
6ortieneite, for uSen at Sbfen beb
oct, "ndIter" ieg &nappen bnaa Sd.
len altib glemmer 90 bet er Dog
oct pigtigite. @ten Ioo BAN bare be-
boESe fin Gro, ba ben laher Til at gis-
re bam iaa IpffeIig."
Sbien iortaIte en- anSen Gang, at
SonaS Sic, ba ban ifrep paa ct Glue
ipu fom til bam og iogSe:
ON, min fj9re Sbien, err 10 Ell
@eitcr / Sen bramatiffe Sefnif og be
Dele; oct er ogiau oerior, ieg fom.
mer til Dig; ieg piIbe aierne ba nog'
Ie gobe Hanb. Oct er tier en- Ting,
iom ieg er uoioeroe onL o. imH bu
mlaa iige mig. Shor I9nge oar en-
Rerion Son at prsule i ct Sfueipil2"
Sbien troebe life fine egne Sren.
"8rsole", giertog ban fpriGrbet,
90 han fit | oct iamme en- Wistanfe
ON, at ben gobe Sic ira fit 8~ortRaer.
itanbruiuft igrunben faa nes paa ben
branatiife &unitforL Der for Sb'
len bar ben beiete.
"Sa, miSfortaa mig life, samIe
Ben, iag6e Sic unSfptbeube. ger
er en- fornem Dame | Stpftet, en- 8e.
neraIiube, bun foar Sop til at prsole
ion meget bun nil, for oct peb ieg ba
gaar an - men BET bar egentIig De
rinpere gtperioner, ieg iGnfte paa
80. Soormeget fan M De nrsole -
ia, miSfontua mig M life, gamle
Ben - uoeu at sisre Stabe | Soene.
ganseu?"
"0tan ber poerbopeoet albrig
preplc, boerfen i 9igtuiua eaer /
girteligbeoen", iuareoe Sbien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

ipaaeoc, ri life tutne tonin,e frem.
men bet lpffebes BOG aIligepeI %
fcan til6ase iii 2itdpiIe ibt efter
Mibnat. Sorsbna 6ormioSno lam.
lcoes en- Iieen SoriamIine | aSrfcn,
% ieg tnnffe: Seam ieg ibog fna 20
efier 20 Dollars TIL Misiionerl ital
ieg bore tafnernmelie. cnerrnftei
bIep lee, 90 Sfferet beIsb fig til n
Collars. Ses taffeoe Cub % @et
nerne. ON aftenen jarrIcoes en- itor
Gcrlamlins, ffrtper 3. ! 'guob."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
Frebsbep9gclien.

SreSsbep9eelieu bar oIlereSe paa
meaet fort lib cpnaaet SeiuItater al
ben itsrIte 9etponins. arig er life
I9naere Den eneite llbnei for at bi.
Iraae iuiernationaIe S~ptftigbeoer.
golSaiit er iraaet ! oens Steo, 90 Be
aaerHeite internatioraIe Spsrssmaal
al en- Ior Sreoen iurlis Irt afgisres
IN paa benne @oabe. SiSen 1874
bar $40 ~aIporIiae internatipuaIe api.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
pesiimisme % Optimisme.
(Ganfcr pes aarsififtet al Il. GjerIet.)
fSnfninaa ~ N##t
lbomrerne 90 Gronpererne
tsmtuins3

|Sonrerne 90 Sroupererne,
men enonu pareoe oct Iamge. fprenb
8eiitIigbeoen % De Ierpe piloe baoe
noget dt ffafie meb btsie ~GiaIefter"
ION broste nig Gorpirrins inb / De
|iprc9Iiee Sorboloe. Stalienif bIep
fsrit brust fom sfriftipros at Dante
! bet t3be aarbimorebe. Oct enaeI.
tie Sprog onftes tilipe ieien al Gbau.
Ger | Oct ABE aarbuubrebe. Oct npe
WoalitrRp er aItiaa life forifieligt
ira oct elore, % oct bar ben iamme
8erettigelie. Oct err mi iom fer ct
llStrpf for Den Belelie of eeet @ero,
iom national 8epioItbeb % aarbelig
SelpitRnpisbeb fsrer meb iig. 90.
iaa bernie 9epGgeIie en- ct 2eb | Men-
neifebeoeHs 5rigisrelie os aanoelige
ltbpifling. % foritaar ri fsrft, boab
Der logger tilsrunb for ben. iaa tam
pi nteb Srpsbeb fise, at ben btl eribe
opbt irS / @liropas fremtiSige 10.
biting bod6e ! ppIitiif og ambelis
Senieenbe. SITE ale SoIf BANDIT Sri.
beb % SelOitpnoisbeo Iise mart.
somme fit itoa tienenbe bag fine Ser.
rers @ps og pente. men mon lite
pgiaa biz fonume til Sen2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

gier pibunberIia msbieinH Kraft cper bet
menneilsIigs 2essme, iiarney al Spabpm
fra Spftemet, BET CT, bpab 6pliIfers Mpd
Mpuntain Geo pil gisre. Gjpr bia firth,
bpfber big fritz. 30 Gents, 3be eler To-
hfst5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

Somme fit itoa tienenbe bag fine Ger.
rerS Rpg og pente, men mon lite
Suren ogiaa bill fomme til Sen2
&riiteut eip % Ipral.
Oct ippes iaa flart at frerneaa al
bet aaerebe arferte, at 8erben | iau
mango Senieenoer bar ferbebret fla,
at ri meb tiaibshIb @o fan ie Srem-
then % fortiat ltbpifIins imsSe.
Srobs Scamp og Sinbrineer bar 8el.
itanb og Spfte, Srtbeb % &et, artI.
tltr og Gmnelie ffubt fraftig Bert.
6orfalS oa S~lbagegang or ineen-
iteos ipnberlig merfbar. Dog, 10,
mener iomme, paa bet moralife o9
reIigisie Smraabe er SorfaISet let at
iagttage. Der saar bet : Digit nebab
WateriaIismen ttltaser, og
WenneIfene bliper Ilettere og mere
ifeptiIfe meo Bier Generation. Ser
er piitnof mango Soreteelier | ben
moberne altlturlSoifling, iem fan
opre ififfebe til at beitbrfe os | en-
Wenilg, men boor ubelbbar
bernie BaaitaHo | i'm MIlninoeliebeo
er, tirbe Oct maaife lite bore panife.
Iigt at paapiie, ON pi bilbe gisre %
ltmnge meb at lore at fienbe
8ertiben, iom aleue fan barne
for en- SammenIigning.
Deen Sortiben er ct msrft 9iemme,
og @lemielens Sappe ffiller Snbgan.
gen. 8i maner iaa sierne frem tgien
fra beHs ailuffer be pafreite Wtnoer
be lpieite Sfiffelier. gi impffer
ielo btsie no peb Sielp al Dor SAM
tail, bigter ifisnne @pentpr % flyer be-
mobigt, ga Zig par bet | gamIe
8i bebsper bog life at tr9ffe
6orbGnget Iangt tilbaee fra iprnbne
@arbunbreber, fsr Spner msber os.
iom bringer os til at ltilbie % ipsr'
&c; SporIebes itob bet egentlig til
meb bet morolife 2to og ben
friitelige Grfienbeiie t be Sioer9
@iennem belle WsiboelaIoeren. lige
bet lobe &arbunorebe, for.
fitIgte bet friitne europa be b9r.
Ssper nreb ct 8arbari, bpprtiI
Der / ben moberne Stb intet Siaeitpffe
fmbes uben / Eprfernes 6reni9ro t
armenien. @i fan fun ltnbres ooer,
at R~riiter,bommens Gano enbuu life
bar tr9net bpbere inb / 0eennelfets
moraIife gepibitbeb. Wen bet bar
life bare / Ssoebabet De ut9mmeoe
2~ibenifaber gap iis tiIfienoe, SoorIe.
oes forfuIgte man life anSerIe0es
ttoenbe altib og alepegnel Deb bpil.
tet Barbara itraffeoe man life Sorbrp.
Soorleoes b~ebanbIeSe man life
arigsfon9er 90 erobreoe gper og
Sporleoes trtOebes life ODER.
tro os afguberi! Sporleoes HorereSe
life Den Ipbelige Sorb9roelie! Soor.
leoes Git life be eropeite 5orbrpoeIier
/ sNng ira 8ongeu til ben ~Iapeite
Spab er alt bette ct 9tones-
bprb ON, bois life ON oct, at ben
Sro % Worul erbru life bap'
be iaaet 9llgt meb Sebenifabet Wfen'
neIfebiertet2 Wen peb BET t9Se Mar
bunoreSes @~eepnSelie merfer hi ct
SmIag. SsSeforfsI9elierne ppbsrer,
% Ssoerne titles urSer 9opens Be-
IfptteIie og iaar boreerlige &ettisbe-
Ser. SorfsIgelierne al ~anSerTeoeS
troenoe ftanSier. Zen friitre RoruI
trGnger igiennem | Stats. % Cant
og letter lit gSerfe cgiaa paa
oet moSerne 9opgipuing. Ssaebaoet,
Snfoiiitioneb RirtterbaaIene, Sper.
troen, garbariet gif iamme gei iom
% IbicIutismen, forSi Gb'
Iere Wsagter panbt S%erreOsmme /
.1enmeifebiertet. Oct enc efter oct
anbet al SeSenfabets emnle 9riSe'
bileSer ioriporSt fra ben cplpite 90
aonneSe ariitenbeb. Sor Stebliffet
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of them from the privilege of clearing
through the banks. Under the opera
ton of last years New York State law
the trust companies We're obliged to
accum,lIate a reserve of Is per cent.
of their deposits. but of this only 5
per. cent. was to be held In cash in
their own vaults, 5 per cent. being
bans, where IT figured, of course. in
the reserve of those institutions also,
and ) per cent. was allowed TIC be in
vested In designated securities.
With the. dependence of the trust
companies in an emergency on the re-
serves OF the banks demonstrated as 1t
has been by recent events. the, en-
quirements upon the trust companies,
either by central authority amongst
themselves or In conjunction with the
clearinghouse banks or by legal enact-
ment Is expected to result as q conse
quence of present experience.
Much Buying.
In the stock market the disturbed
financial conditions naturally found
some reflection, and there was some
clearing away of wreckage going on
there such as is inevitable from a con-
Nulsion like that which swept the mar
kets the week before. Operations
We're hanpared by the obstruction tc
the working machinery of the money
and exchange markets. In spite Of
reported to be going on buying fol
cash and for Investment on u scale
such as Is not recalled by the oldes,
observers. This demand Is for boil
home and foreign account. Principa
interest from the standpoint .pf tn
come of events IN the general situa.
| ton.
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MUNYON'S
PATIENTS
Tell the Story of Their
Cures
Read What Prominent PEG.
pie Say

LET the people talk. Don't take our word
Be convinced that rheumatism. colds. kldno,
and other ailments can be and are cured by
Munyon's Remedies.
II you have swollen limbs and feet, chalky
and stiff joints. lame or stiff back. pains in
Of muscles. talk with or write 10 Mr.. W. j.
Hayes, 3ll5 California Street. Denver, Colo.
Ar. Hayes writes: II contracted severe rhen-
matism several years ago in California. ana
It became so bad, that was crippled. I
tr.cd cure after cure without effect. FINALLY.
and y cured me. would not be without
tue Munyon Remedies"
Talk with or write TO Mr.. John j.. Roberts
EoA 1877. Denver, Colo. He Will gladly tei
Sou how Munyon's Cold and Cough Rcm,eny
euIed him. He says! ~ can cheerfully rec.
ontmend Munyon's Cold and Cough Rem.
edyf
II sou haze pains in The back. il YOU,
u,inc Is cloudy and contains brickdus, o,
sediment, or 100 frequent desire 10 ur,Datt
talk with or write TO Mr.. Geo. Q. Miller
iti West Fourteenth Avenue, Denver, Colo
~. Kidney Remedy not only quickly relieve
but positively cures.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure IS guarantee,
~ cure all fortns Of Indigestion and stomach
troubles, Price 25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headach
10 three minutes. Price .5c.
Munyon's Blood cure erad.cates al. i'm
Duritics OF the blood. puce .5c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonI
snd breaks up a cold in a few hours. Pric
ibn.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures u
9tr ms OF piles. Price e1c.
Munyon's Nitallzer restores lost powers /
weak men. Price 81.
Munyon's Remedies for sale az all drua
y ElstS, ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
OBITUARY
Funeral Of Judge Lenkc,

The funeral OF Judge a. Is. I4cake,
who died Friday afternoon at his coun-
try home in Goochland county. was
conducted yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock from his city residence, No.
|l502 Grove Avenue.
a large number OF people-friends
Of Judge Leake from the city and
country-fllled the house. and many
who came TO pay the last tribute to
him had to be turned away because
there was no room tor them.
The 6interment2i In Hollywood was prl.
waite, only d few friends. members OF
1.-THE immediate family and the active
being present.
The services We're conducted by the
REV. Or. II. II. Mccoy. 8of Goochland.
land the Rev. DR., I. n. McFaden, OF
IRiohmond.
pavid'B b, Harris, Richard Harris, VIII
liam G. Kean, j. Argyle Turner. John
r MCGUIRE, Charles Hutzler and. George
Harrison We're the active pall-bearers.
Funeral of Major HUNT,
The funeral O Major Alberbt Lee
Huntt, who died at his residence. No,
90 Park Avenue, Saturday lnorntng,
hook place from his home yesterday
|~afternoon. The Rev, j. y. DoWnman,
lof .Ail Saints Episcopal Church, con-
Quoted gthaaserYices. b1s
AS q speclaI mark Sof esteem Messg.s,
Church and Dwight, OF New 1nrk
whom Major Hunt REPRESENTED In this
lofty, sent thetr Representatives. Messrs.
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like STRIKE
ON ENGLISH ROADS
Men, by Vote Of 76,9a5 to 8,773,
Decided to Strike Unless De,
mands Are Granted.

LONDON, November 3.-At u great
meeting of railroad men held tonight
in Albert Hall and attended by dcpu-
~tations from all parts OF the United
Kingdom, Richard Bell, NJ. r., general
secretary of the Amalgamated Society
OF Railway Servants. and leader of the
strike movement, announced the re-
suit of the ballot taken among the
members of the society on the ques-
ton of n strike. Mr.. Bell said the
society had 97,G3l members at tho end
OF September. and that many men had
Joined recently, but were not included
In the ballot. He announced that SS.-
la4 papers had been returned, of which
76,925 We're in favor of striking, while
S,773 We're opposed to so doing.
The remainder OF the ballots We're
spoiled. but 81 majority Of these We're
in favor OF striking. Continuing, Mr..
Bell declared that the executive COM
|mittee of the society was we'll .satis-
tied with this result, and that no
further reference. should be made, to
the situation pending the interview
November 9th between Mr.. Lloyd.
George, president Of the Board q
Trade, and representatives of the socie-
ty, lie said he hoped the mandate
would not be put into operation, hut
he was satisfied that " 1t became
necessary 10 take this step the men
would stand by their colors.
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credit. although the other four.sev.
enti,s OF tile worlds banking power
has the advantage OF sd.000.0O0. OQN
current credits or credit currency.
ION the same basis we are entitled
10 have 81, 00o. 900 900 of current credit
Or credit currency
III this principle were broadlS
adopted In this country. az II should
be, our bank reserves might be III
creased from an average Of 9 ~ per
cent. to about 20 per cent, and our
banking liabilities remain practically
tho same.
why Not Check Hook Crc1Itss
'.Can any one give n single reason
why we should use n check book Tor
oredit& to order and not use a current
credit OF the same bank upon which
wc draw our checks? Is not the cash
ier's Just az good as our check upon
the same bank, indeed, far better When
protected, as 1t should be. by n guar
antee fund deposited with the United
states government, many moro tiines
ample to insure its redemption in gold
coin?
'1f the banking institutions of tho
country could exchange Si.oo0.Ooe.0oo
OF cashiers checks for Sl.00O.ooo,oeo
Of reserve money now floating around
IN the mines, wheat, corn anu soetcu
iields and this 81, 900. 100000 We're add
cd to the $1,000. 600. 900 in the bank on
July !. 1907, our bank liabilities would
be increased only about S per cent.
while our reserve would be increased
100 per cent; and instead OF our v
erage reserve being about 10 per cent,
it would be 20 per cent. and this end
nlone is sufficient TO Justify the adop.
,icn of the principle OF current credits
In this country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
SECRET SERVICE MAN KILLED
Shot by Miner at Whom He Had Fired
His Revolver. f

DENVER, coll. November 3.--Jo-
seph. Walker, Il United states secret
service man. was shot and killed to-
day by n employe OF the i.esperus
Mine, several miles west OF Durango,
he po ont f'f Tuel mraq = ana my q. Z.
Dorsey. attorney for the company; res
|eelved q report OF the killing tonight.
agents have been gathering evidence
to be used In prosecuting persons IN,
dicted for fraudulent entries on coa!l
lands. This being sunday 10 work
was in progress in the Hesperus Mine,
and several OF tho miners. sstrolling
LoYer the property, saw a man at the
lair shaft, He ordered the miners to
halt. The miners thought g.he Wits
looking. and did not obey, whereupon,
according toSyDorsey's story, the maj
fired. the bullet passing close to q
miner, who Whipped ont,sns reyolyer
and returned the flre. Killing she,In nan
that lie was Joseph AZ, Walkera a rope
ladder that had been let down into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
SAVANNAH BANKS TAi<E
ADVANTAGE OF S~lxTi-DAi RULE

ginning tomorrow, the local banks, by
agreement. will all demand that say
!ings banks depositors give sixty. days
notice OF their intention to withdraw
deposits. The Law permits this re-
Equirement.
1t has been further agreed that no
check will he cashed tor more than
500 in any one day, unless a deposition
drawing the check can show that the
money Is to be used to meet a pay
roll.
Savannah bankers expect ten days
at most, to bring decided relief In the
situation,
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MAN AND WIFE MURDERED.
Italians Killed In Grocery Storc-Mys-
terry Surrounds the Affair.

Italians Killed In Grocery Storc-Mys-
terry Surrounds the Affair.
PASsAIC. N. j., November S.-Raf-
fael Ruffano n IFS wife Antolpette
We're murdered in Garfield. N. j.. last
night. Early to-day a negro foupd
the wonlan's body on o.. walk In front
OF the grocery store which the couple
store Rucano's body Vas found lying
on tho floor. Both had been shot in
the head. Ruffano evidently had been
killed instantly, but g trail OF blood
showed where his wife had crawled
through the store and to the walk,
There is no clue to the murderers.
Ruffano Ind his wife moved to Car
field from New York several months
ago and opened a store here. To
acquaintances they said that they had
been compelled to leave italy very
suddenly two years ago, but gave no
reason for their hasty departure, Mrs,
sRaffano seemed always In lear OF
something and always carried q re-
yO1var eE AE f8 4efy$f i9E N+5 Ha
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trimmed In white. The side walls are
Il pale green. The lighting system has
much ang there now being

Az III Wins. Inc SIuc willie dlC
u pale green. The lighting system has
been much changed, there now being
three chandeliers instead OF one. as
formerly. The sido galleries. which for
merry extended the length OF the
church, have been taken down. as there
IS no longer necessity for them. and
This gives to the church a widerN and
lighter effect. and also affords more
comfort and room to the congregation.
New carpet and linoleum will be laid,
and other minor Improvements have
ais betnrlnade.
The fence formerly running In front
Of the church Is being taken down. and
the space. which Will be covered with
cement, except for a grass plot or
either side. will DO left open.
ST. Peters Is the Oldest Catholic
stone was laid in 1884 by Father Tim
othy O'Brien. and the building was
completed In 1895, and 1t extended
then only as far as tho present side
door. When a growing congregation
made 1t necessary the church was en-
larged to it's present form. the work
peinE commenced in 1854. and finished
in 1855.
While an excavation was being made
several weeks for the Richmond
Hotel The contractor In charge by some
means undermined the east wall of the
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ST. PETERS IMPROVED
Old Church Much ChnnEcA-yVnll Ot
Parish HOuhe Cracked.

Cathedral. which has been undergoing
repairs, both exterior and interior, viii
be opened to its congregation next
SUNDAY, when special services viii be
held IN celebration of the occasion.
The appearance of the church has
undergone a marked change. AS one
goes In he will walk mp steps inclined
at a more gradual angle than formerly
as now the steps begin at the pave
mcnt and are relieved midway by q
broad platform. a large vestibule, ten
feet. wide, is then faced. the vestibule
having Wide swinging doors and ex,
tending across the Wtdthso f the church
the Side. vestibulc Is also. much EN-.
tlarEcl, inside. there Is a#blua CtsllnG
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$1,000 IN CASH burnt
IN 4 IEIliE

HAWKINSvILLE. GA, November Q.
The brown House, n hotel of fifty
one rooms. built at a cost of $4,000,
three years ago and furnished at d
cost OF $4,000. was entirely destroyed
by fire az . O'Clock this morning. Mrs,
cofield, travelling woman, lost n
trunk containing $1,000 cash. Several
Other, houses caught fire. but wcre
lsaYed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-04
REFORMATION DAY
Interesting Services Held Yesterday in
Lutheran C%hurchea OF City.

tHREH RI Nsa Il
Reformation Day, the first Sunday In
November, a tittingly observed in the
Lutheran Churches OF the city yester-
day, the services at the First English
Lutheran Church being OF a particu.
larly beautiful character, much special
music OF appropriate character having
a place or the program.
The pastor OF this church. the Rev.
j. J. Scherer. Jr.. was assisted in the
services OF the day by his father. the
Rev. j. j. Schercr, ST., president OF
Marion College. and important Luther
al institution In South Carolina. The
Rev. Mr.. Scherer, ST., preached at the
morning service and at night had the
pleasure Of hearing his son preach.
The musical feature OF the morning
service was a consralto solo. beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Carrie Bragg.
The evening anthem by the choir
had solo parts which were taken by
Miss Ruth Umlauf and Miss Grace
Holzbach, "Her Me When | Call, o
Lord"
AT the end Of the evening service,
which marked the close of the refor-
nation services. 1.-THE Evening Prayer
was sung by Mr.. William j.. Stout.
Both of the services weln largely
attended and both the pastor and his
rather We're warmly congratulated on
the progress the congregation Is MAX
ing during MIR. Scherer's ministry,
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parish house, and 1t cracked Its whole
length. IT was in great danger Of
falling. but the contra ctor braced 1t
with strong timbers. and work Ia now
under "a to repair the wall.
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THE a

Forecast: Virginia and North Caro-
lina--Fair Monday and Tuesday YARN
er Tuesday light west Winds.
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the air shaft. was hauled up. Some
time afterwards three other govern
ment agents appeared at the mine en-
trance. being unable to get out any
other way.
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Misa G trace McEIroy.
Especial 70 The Times nlspntc

"TT1NIlT K'EuC3nI " = VTG1 VHc9 17tSFUEVT' t-I5 ~
GORn0NSvII,LE. VA, Novamberz3,-
Miss Grace McI1lroy died at Spring
Fields Stock Farm the home Of lei
night ;after'an ill1nessS! 81 ksVssraiinon1ths
Beside her parents, sho is survived by
two brothers nnd ono sister--Mr, Sam
Mcl5troS. OF Philnd elphia; Mr.. George
this plaCe, M
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
Richmond's weather was clear and
cool. FThermometerBn al midnigllt, 40.
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Mrs. Rettic FIOurnOy.

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A EUIREKA MILLS. VA, November aa.-
Mrs. Bette lVlournoy, wife of DIR. w
S. Ilournoy, died at her home on Tues
day at 9 r. NJ. She had been III for
some time, and her death was not un.
expected. Tho interment was in Vii.
lage Cemetery "Wednesday. Mrs. Wour.
noy vas q wolna OF lovely Christian
character. n husband and four chill
idren-W. $. Flournoy. Jr., of Rtchmondj
aNln1Ir.Y1nv sIrv}vnG har.ef AsEN4t@ T&sf -
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Funeral Notice.

AxsELL.--The funeral OF Mrs. u, Ia
ANSELL will take place at West
Minister ChurchfTHIs (N1ondny) AT
TEENOON at. $3.50 O'clock.
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