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their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts 81 his hody The
longer the doctors treated him the worse
it grew. During the day it would get
rough and form like scales. At night it
would be cracked, in1amod, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and Itch
ing. When | think of his suffering, il
nearly breaks nay heart. His screams
could be heaSdAlown stairs The suf-
fering Of my son made me full Of misery.
had 10 ambition to work, to eat, nor
could | sleep.
One doctor told me that my sons
eczema was incurable and gave it up
for q bad job. One evening / saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuucura and decided to give it 4 trial.
Il tell you thmtn( uticura Ointment
is worth It's wei gold; and when
hadused the firs~V Aof Ointmentthere
was great impr6V -. and by the
time had used bet of Cuti-
eura Soap, Cinnm8 sesolventmy
child was cuk= now twelve
years old, and is as fine and
smooth as sikh Michael Stein
man, 7 Sumnet Brooklyn,
N. Y, April IS, ls
BupoI from Fimp.Ps SrUfula from Infancy g 81,
cDHsiaiHE ~ GHcurR s0nni Zoos Ointment 4ef Jesot-
5oe ~ form q Chocolate Coeted PILE 2se pes Vi2l
Of COZ NAV DE- hai u ely d0gesis single aei often cures
Oh Is.rA
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MUNSON IS NOW
A TRAINNASKR
Was Appointed to That Pei tion Yes
tsrday and WIN Leave fST La
Grange Today

F. D. munston who has been CHIEF
clerk in the ofHSe Of Superintendent
Wilburn, Of the A.. Z. & A, for the
past several months, has just been ap-
pointed trainmaster Of the Lagrange
division, and left yesterday for that
city to assume the duties OF ais new
office.
The appointment o. Mr.. bfunso
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DAVIS 8: BLACKBERRY
,is MONK ST. NroNE 44s

SheumaSIan-
Is quickly relieved and promptly cureL
NY DR. Drummonds Tightening
Remedies The inxernsl remedy Ia
pleasant to take, acts immediately
and Is fcr rheumatism only ia al Il
torturIng forms. The external pre-
paration restores stln joints. drawn
cords and hardened muscles.
your druggist has not these remeaie
in stocf, do not take anything else
Send IS to the Drummopd Medici1e
Co, New York, and thu full treatment
OF two large bottles viii be sent
your express address. Agents wAnISd
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WHAT D99EES4IFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Your Money Cor
Some interesting Facts on Thor
oughly interesting Theme.


pany ever chartered under Massa-
ed or been involved in Insurance scan
dala
~ Coiumbiansz.S Rational not only
Or 80 Dac ia--saiaarteSH under tae
Stringent Laws Kits and
lis the onl irauce
company tl4 des col
ectM sOfn ~ WICK
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my son. As aBn-
FAINT | notice. on
his body sd spot
and treAed same
ith diHerentrem-
e,iies for aboutlve
years but when
the spot began to
get larger | put
him under the care
Of doctors Under
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-28
CHILO'S AWFUL
SKIN RUMOR
Screamed with Pain = Suffering
Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Twelve Years Of Misery Doctor
Called Case lncurable : Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I wish to inform yo,4 that yelr
wonderful Cutieura has put a stop to
twelve years of misery | passed Wits
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JOHN D, ROUNT0S,
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Received Every Day.

9runaWIek's Candy store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and lmAgips
you are getting pure chocolate. S4t.e1
substitutes are injurious 70 health.
Fer pure chocolate and sill 0shAr can
dice esli on me.
A fresh supply received every wssE
from Menisr the famous choeolats
maker. Either In bulk or IN besutiFu
pound and half pound boxes.
FiNEaT FRUITS, CIGARS AND 70
HAGGoEa ETo.
TAFFN cANGv AaADw FREaAs
MAFSS.
Gw Ee@0RGsas aFwm
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Is acre farm, house and Darn. four
miles from city, half mile to railroad.
Must be sold within ten days. Price
$3.50. Apply to MRS. L. e. SMITH,
corner 3. and n. Phone 1908, or
r. W. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
PRESBYTERIAN EXHIBIT.
Rev. Mr.. Wexford Explains Work
Now Being Done.

\ mass-mecting of Presbyterians OF
Richmond will be held on Wednesday
evening. April Sd, at the First Presby-
terian Church to hear an account of the
Presbyterian exhibit at the jamestown
Exposition
Rev. Edwin 7, Wexford, of Newport
News chairman OF the committee in
charge of the exhibit. will be the prn-
cipal speaker of the evening. and pic-
tu,s's will be shown OF the Presbyterian
building and Of other interesting fca-
lures OF the display.
The Presbyterian Historical Society OF
Philadelphia, and the old Collegiate
Church, of New York. will take part In
the work of the Presbyterian exhibit.
Rev. Mr.. Wexford was in Richmond
yesterday, and spoke before the Monday
morning meeting f the Presbyterian
ministers in the chapel of the Presby-
teran Committee of Publication. Mr..
| Wexford expressed himself as being
greatly encouraged at the results already
| accomplished, and said that the Presby-
| tcrian exhibit would no doubt be great
success. Work will be begun this week on
the building. which will be located mex,
to the United Daughters OF the Confed
eracy building, and near the Pennsylya.
| MIA building. The local members of the
committee are Rev, DR.. Russell Cecil
| ltep. DR.. w. w, Moore, Rev. DR.. It. Car,
Johnson and Mr.. u. j.. Taylor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
DOUBT ABOUT
!. William HAIL
Alleged Assailant Held in Polio:
Court for More
Witnesses. ,

Il The case OF William Hall. the negro.
alleged to have attemptedE,to assault,
two little white girls ion7Church Hill
last Thursday morning, was continued
in the Police Court yesterday morning
for one day, in order that the Com
,monwealth might get more witnesses.
I The negro protests that he can prove
an alibi--that he was In Mecklenburs
county last Thursday, and that he
went to KcysYile, 39and bought S g
ticket to Baltimor re by way OF West
Point. fs3s IL iss ss3 Is n Sss1
{S Parkkeeper Rigging, "a the only,:3Wit-
;lless against tho negro, was n o. Pre- s.
ient at the hearing 4 yeste rday, hay
ling understood that at would be 3. cons
|9ttnucd. "a ~ SsS ~:
Tile negro was arrested IN West
Point on Friday afternoons-as flle was
about to take 3n boat s}f or BE fillmore.
Hetanswered the dissertation given gu
by Mr.. Higgins but other witnesses
The accused ' was repr resented by MI.
| ii. NJ Smith, { n h 81 FL Y 81 ~ 33.S !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
GOOD NATuRED AGAIN
Good lIumor Returns with Change IL
Proper Food.

fpf many years ] was a constant
sulefer from indigestion and nervous
ness amounting almost TO prostrattn,, J,
writes a Montana man.
MY blood was Impoverished. the vision
WAS blurred and weak, with moving
spots before my eyes This was n steady
daily condition. grew ill-tcmperea and
eventually got so nervous cou,d not
Keep my books posted, nor handle ac
counts satisfactorily. ! can't describe my
sutferings
Nothing ] ate agreed with mc till
one day happened TO notice Grape Nuts
IN grocery store, ana bought a pack
age, out Of curiosity to know what it
was.
II liked the food from Tie very first,
eating it with cream, and now buy II
by the case and use it daily. ] soon
found that Grape-Nuts food was supply
ing brain and nerve force as nothing in
the drug line ever had done or could do
st wasn't long before | was restored
to health, comfort and happiness
Through the Use OF GrapeSuts food my
! digestion has been restored, my nerves
are steady once more, my eyeslgh, 81
good again, my mental faculties are clea
and acute, ard have become so good
natured that my friends are truly aston
,shed at the change. ] feel younger an
better than / have for 20 years. n
amount Of nloncy would induce me
surrender what have gained throug
4 the use Of Grape Nuts food Name give
nv Postum Co, Battle Creek, Miel
."rheres 4 reason Read the little bool
1.-THE E9pd 10 sWe!lNlle.' IN pkgs,
L y y i u $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT UP AGAIN
Fight May Be Resumed at Meet
ing Of Council on Monday
Night.

Il The fight on the electric light and
power power plant ordinance Is likely to be
resumed before the Common Council on
Monday night. II the attendance OF mem
fbers warrants such action. Though Mr..
Z onbney and those associated with him
m urging this plan are retlcent, 1t is
understood that an effort to take tho
matter up Is likely to BIO made.
A series Of newspaper articles on the
various phases of tho question is said
to }be In contemplation by the friends OF
& the measure The fate OF the ordinance
Is doubtful. but It Is to BIO pressed to
n4flnal test in the two branches OF the
Council AS d q last resort those favor
Ing the plant will u 1t Is expected, appeal
70 the people. In which event 1t Is said
that q propositio for a commercial plant
will he urged Ia lso. Many merchants have
commended the commercial feature as
most desirable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
MR.. WATKINS MARRIED.
Well-Known Newspaper Cor,
respondent WEEDS Miss Brown.

.., ne nit.ny DanVllic ati s, Raclitnoi,a
known newspaper correspondent OF this
city, formerly resident OF Danyillc. we'd
pleasantly surprised yesterday by the an
nouncemcnt of his marriage. to Miss Knta
e. Brown In that city. The wedding oc-
curerd ut 10 A. NJ. yesterday 1.-THE rec
tory OF the Church Of the Epiphany. Rev
intimate friends who were in the secrec
were present to offer their congr,tula-
tons. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will make
their home In Richmond.
Mr.. Watkins for some years was cons
nceted with the Danvllc Register, bur
Tor more than two years has been en-
gagged III newspaper work In this city.
militia. and during his residence In Dan-G
vile was prominent in amateur athletic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
REVIVAL AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
Distinguished Young Minister
Begins Series Of Meetings in
This City.
This City.

Rev. II. II. Hutton, of the First Bap-
fist Church, Charlotte, n. G., arrived
yesterday to assist Rev. DIR. George w.
Mcdaniel in a series Of evangelstic ser
vices at the First Baptist Church, at
Twelfth and Broad Streets.
Mr.. Hutton is d Southerner BY plrth
and a full graduate OF William Jewell
College and the Southern Baptist Thco-
logical Seminary. His first pastorate was
at Sbclbyville, Ind. Where lie achieved
great success in {, very short time. Later
lie was pastor of the Bales Avenue Bap-5
fist Church. Of Kansas City, Mo- where
his membership numbered over 1000.
lie came to Charlotte, n. c.. only seven
months ago. since which time 200 mem-
hers have been added to the church. the
Sunday school has been built up TO an
average attendance OF 900, and the con-
rregations have been increased so that an
enlarged auditorium has become neces-
Fsary.
Mr.. Hutton is tllirtv-two years old, OF
striking appearances, magnetic personality
and pleasing address. 1t Is expected that
large congregations will attend the SER
vices conducted by him II p. NJ dalsS.
No afternoon service will be held TINS
week at the church. as Mr.. Hutton VIII
speak III the several colleges and to the
men III ZIG SIipIfis VI iAtNtiA'4s'4NA
the day.
The First Service.
Mr. Hutton preached his initial SER
non last evening. His subject was
.The Element of Personal Evangelism
IN Religion" afr. Hutton opened with
short account of the various periods
in the life OF the church, when false
doctrines held SWAY. He spoke of the
present as the period of personal
evangelism and declared that we
have at last found the true method
in the belief that each Christian is
pledged 10 personal evangelism
ne drew number of illustrations
from the gospels of men who used
per,onal and intimate relations TO lead
their friends to the Messiah
Pursuing his theme further, he spoke
Of the three necessary qualifications
for a winner of souls
First, he said, a man must know the
truth, for how can he teach what he
does not know.2
Second, he'1nust .sc envslopcd in an
atmospheric 6i prayer, not actually
& praying every minute, but ready al
any moment to lift his soul in petition
for friend.
Third, an absolutely essential, a mar
must lead pure, clean life in order Il
give his efforts In the winning of soul
The weight of personal influence. II,
told a very touching incident Of ma.
who failed in his first effort becaus
OF the smirch of sin on his garments.
AT the close Of the service Mr.. Hultel
called for pledges for personal service
One of the beautiful features of tn
service was the solo. "Come Home" b
Miss Lucie Morton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
2 new PRECINCTS
ARE RECOMMENDED.
Subcommittee Takes Action
Nccessitatcd BY Extension OF
City Limits.
But FEW CHANGES ARE MADE
.BU FEW CHANGES ARE MADE.
Possible That Full Committee
Will Add Another Precinct
to Lee Ward.

a subcommittee Of the Council Com
mittee on Ordinance, Charter and Reform,
consisting Of A1essrs. Lynch, Umlauf and
Fcrgusson, mot last night In conference
with Assistant City Engineer II. p. Beck,
and divided the several wards of the city
into precincts, such action being made
necessary by the extension OF the city
limits. Few changes were made In tho
ward lines. and only such as were neces-
! OF terrltory,t.in the east and west ends
OF tile city. There are twenty-three pre-
ctncts now. and under the plan recom-
rr,endcd to the full committee by the
will be added-one each in Il Jefferson
and Clay Wards. making total of
twenty five.
The number and names OF wards ant
the number Of precincts proposed will
be as follows:
Marshall Ward, three precincts.
Jefferson Ward, five precincts.
Madison Ward. four precincts.
Monroe Ward, four precincts.
Henry Ward. three precincts.
Clay Ward, four precincts.
Lee Ward. two precincts.
BY the incorporation of Fairmount and
a large strip Of intervening territory an
other precinct was made necessary in
city southwest OF Main Street made tic
establishment Of another precinct dcsir-
able there. Lee Ward, although extended
50 as to take in much additional terri
tory is not SO greatly increased in pop
| nlation. The ward extends westward from
Monroe and Henry Streets on the East
Park Avenue on the south. and the north
ern. boundary OF the city on the north
ITO, tho corporate limits on the west. This
oblong strip, OF territory, running about
is spill in half by Broad Street. and tins
divided into two precincts. It is possible
the full committee will add another IRE.
clnct. as sno9o other ward has fe wer thar
! three precincts. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Manchester Ell<s Elect Officers
for the Ensuing
Year.
SEVERAL BOYS ARRESTED
Large Crowds Attend Bazaar in
Leader Hall-Pe rsonals
and Briefs.
SEVERAL BOYS ARRESTED
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 11O2 Hull Street.

NO. 1lUZ 1ull Sucee.
Manchester Lodge. B. P. Q. Elks, No.
Sa3, met last night at the home. and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Following the election social session
was held and delightful refreshments
were served. The officers chosen are
as follows:
Exaltod Ruler, John P. Sampson; SUI
premc Leading Knight. J. G. SAUNDERS
Supreme Loyal Knight, DR.. Oscar S.
Owens; Supreme Lec,uring Knight. w.
Il. Duval; Secretary. J. G. Walker;
Treasurer, j. NJ. Graves; Trustee. J. II.
Patterson; Tilcr, f. j. Lowell; Board
OF Governors George E. Gary. W. III.
washing ton, y. p. Walden, John l..
Morris and Henry Walden; Delegate to
Grand Lodge. r. Y. Owen; Alternate,
Willis G. pnlliam; organist, r. Il.
f1earDfls 2rse3 A]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
CONDITIONAL VERDICT
AGAINST NH RAILROAD.
Jury Gives Plaintiff $1,000, Sub
ject to Decision of CourtIon
1 }53 Demurrer

Tho Henrico Circuit Court heard yester-I
traitor against tho chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. In which damages were asked I'm
tho sum of 81 10000 for the death Of john
Bton, " no was killed In November. ] 905, on
the James River Division OF the road. sew
'ernl milos above Rictmond.
Attorney H. Cary Taylor, representing m u. Q
railroad, entered demurrer to tho evil,
dcncc. which was taken Sunde err consideration
by Judge Scott. II ri as d . III, y.
The Jury brought ina condl tional verdict
of ST. 600 subject to the court'ss decision on
tho demurrer. Mr.. l.. O. Wendenhurg rep
resented tho administrator q g OMISSIONS 81
tate, r. 4 W Nc, ty y, 25.s Il, II II, .
court. III }i Nj 1til n its5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
SERIES OFfLECTUREs.
Application to Rent Auditorium
III! 4 for This Purpose.

The Council Committee on Grounds ana
Buildings hold brief session last night.
at Which the principal s matter conaldored
was the application OF Mr. RatcliHe tyr tho
lease Of the Auditorium for fifteen days in
Julyt at a. rental price OF $50 per diem. Tho
purpose OF the lease Of the building Is a
series of3lectures to be given there. i
5 The Richmond building at the Jamestown
.Exposl ton, which Is to be a frame structure,
costing about $1,000, will be completed by
May lbth,S and possibly earlier than this
date 3 Mr. Pnulett, OF Norfolk, is the con-
tractor. Tho handsome Colonial structure
planned will be surrounded on three sides
( by a piazza twelve feet In width.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
REVIVAL SERVICES.
Large Congregations Gather at
the Second Baptist Church.

The largest congregation That has
yet attended the revival services at
the Second Baptist Church was present
last night 1t was not only large
congregation but n most deeply In
tcrested ono. Rev. DR.. w. II. L. Smith,
the pastor, preached an earnest ser
mon on THE Power of Faitn," taking
"l3ut Jesus took him by tho hand and
lifted him UP, and he arose.
These services, Which VIII continue
through the week will begin prompt
| ~ nj o'clock each night, DR.. Smith
| VIII preach again Tonight,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
ITALIAN SOCIETY WILL
HAVE CELEBRATION.

rhc thir y-hfth anniversary OF the Itallar,
Beneficial and Social Society viii be heid
at the Masonic Temple on the evening ~
TUESDAY, April a. These anairs are always
5urc by the members. The committee in
charge is composed OF Neasrs " Donatl
blchairnan). ia. Bertoeci. A. Marchetti, o.
Puccineli. r. Crescioli, S. Cassatta, G. Car.
niccll The features OF the celebration ara
sumptuous banquet; music. speeches by
prominent citizens and dancing. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE.
Paul's Choir to Sing "The
Daughters of Ierusalern.n

The Good Friday night services at ST.
Paula Church VIII be the most solemn and
Impressive OF the week, A choir Of forty
Voices, under ,he direction of Prof Rein
hardt, Viii sing 1.-THE Daughters of Jeru-
salem This ~ the first time the famous
tempted by ehurch choir IN Richnond.
The Singers haze been In rehearsal under
PROT ReInhagdts DIRECTION Tor several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
the kindergarten. will not be held UNI
til Tomorrow night.
WHAT LEE WARD GETS.
Has Jared Very Well in Various
APPROXIMATIONS Made. alll

Concerning the recent street Com
mittce combination. whereby Ice Ward
was given only $4,000 Of the 100000
distributed for street improvements
members or that wards delegation in
the Council arc not complaining, and
now admit that the ward has Jared
very we'll In tic budget and In other
appropriations for street improvement,
made by ordinance or resolution and
now pending. Here Is @ summary OF
what Lee Ward has got IN the budget
or Is asking in pending resolutions
for street improvements:
Smooth paving on Franklin
Street, I,yland to Boulc-
ward .........{ ........j... s4G394 5A
Opening and widening
streets Outstanding con-
tracts) 5000. 49,. 2e.ss7 ~
Opening and widening
streets tnot contracted
for) ..... ........ 10000 90
Given III ward distribution, 5000 on
.s55s }7si
Total already appropriated. slo2,2s1 Sc
Paving roadbed Broad
Street. Harrison to
Meadow $500. ......... 1900 90
For building sewer from one
already constructed $500. $1,000 90
Grand total to be expended
In ward ............... .s1S2,2s1 81
From this showing. Lee Ward haa
not been neglected when 1t Is rcmcni-
bered that only 100000 was divided
among the other SIX wards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Bows Sent to Reforrnatorv.

x -Four wayward young men were sent ia
the llcformatory by Justice Crrtchheld yes
tcrday morning. They appeared to be
bad srt and nre believed to have been en-
gagged In recent petty robbcries from Bronl
Street stores. Tho boys, the evidence show
ed. would not stay Mt home at night. ard
were nnmanageabe by their parents or
guardians s5sf3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
CAPTAIN Rendit in New York.

Captain Sam Bendlt, United States
deputy marshal. is spending n few days
in Manhattan. where lie has many friends.
Captain Bcndit was largely instrumental
in breaking up shanghaiing among tho
oysterlncn in Chesapeake Bay. He Is L
terror to WrOngdocrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
ACTION TAKEN BY
BAPTIST MINISTER'S

Rev. b, cabell Henlng addressed tho
Baptist Minister'S Conferences YESTERDAY
inangurating the campaign TO raise
sboo,ooo for a central Womun's College
and for Richmond College. DR.. Hening
Is personally conducting tho camnnicn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Napoleon Charged With Assault.

Y A negro named Napoleon Krys was In the
Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge of assnutlng Mary Burton (colored)-
street and chokcd her. She screamed and
no ran away. Tho case will be further
heard this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
More Crap-Shooters.

Five crap shooters were picked up by tho
First District officers yesterday afternoon,
Some of tho original party sncceened III, ~
he sonnet hing to tho good In financial way
this morning when tho Ave are lined fn
before Justice John.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
Electricians in Norfolk.

supcrint endent w. H. Thompson, tho city
electrician, went to Norfolk yesterday to
attend the meeting Of the executive COM
mittee viii make arrangements for the all-
nua meeting Of the association In Norfolk
this summer. Hl ia1' .1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

and asks the BaptIsts OF Richmond for
100000.
After the address thesconference adopt
ed the following resolution, recommended
by a committee composed of Rev. Drs.
George ". Mcdaniel, W. r. J.. Smith and
L. l., Grace:
I. We endorse the sentiment as ex.
pressed by Or. BoatWr!1ht in The
Times Dispatch Of March oath.
2. We believe this position repre-
sents the views Of the Baptists OF
Virginia In general.
8. We heartily commend to our
churches the plan of the Education
Commission in conjunction with
Richmond College, to raise 500, 900 in +
Richmond towards fund Of $500 900,
for the purpose OF building and en-
lowing large Woman's College In
this city, and for strengthening Rich
mond College.