The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-19

cash .................... 75s 90
Total assets. sos. 500 90
Note in Merchants Bank...s $500 90
Outstanding accounts. ....... la5 90
Total liabilities. $685. 90
Excess of assets. $105,671 90
me orphanage report requests that
rell. of Norfolk; w. McD. Lee. of r..
| Vington, and w. r. Proctor. of Rich
mond be confirmed as trustees. and
mat Rev, j. T. Mastin be appointed
agent. : 49,
Found n Rabbits Foot.
Considerable amusement was created
~ tlle conference by the announce.
ment that a rabbits foot had been found
and would be returned to the owner.
ni n members arc known to be hop.
put ne belief in the possibilities OF the
Iuoplt $ foot was not found to be gen.
f Ifa H., ana no claimant appeared. The
cnnn ort LOOK XII. occasion to remark in
many Of them We're written in pencil.
and written mighty light" rather IN
tiilia.!ng mat he would not guarantee
~, .,,e ! accuracy Of some of the forecasts
/
Rev. ]. T. Whitley reported a reso,u.
lion providing for having layman
IRON each district added to the board
" Mor cnu aT extension. and the following
:, Richmond, C, w. Hardwicke; West
| it.lcnmond. Fl. Selden Taylor; Rama .
,,t,1lk J. ". c. Davis; Chariottes-
s srale; c; Q. Carter: Lynchburg. y. S.
burg burg, N ra.,ihSsi " s. 7. Adams; Peters
w w. Steele; Norfolk, ". w. Vicar; East.
ern Shore. "A. w. Short. 90 :
opRose Removing the Motto.
foi Iiev Jam ,.e Cannon Introduced the
sub1eettof a prolonged and heated de do.
a pate and which was finally made lie
morning: .s,'' ~ A , "
v.i Resolved. Tha: we have heard
| OF PRESIDENT Roosevelt in rderine
| that the motto I'm God we trusts;
n De omitted from, the new SO gold
ts s Fight to af So1a Ito to the President
conviction ,,nn on this subject, but we
protest against this offlcial acton
| .uNeh by him as the representative
" me american people.
gress to eontinus i apge ,'ae to g. g ,2.
historic n. erL motto, placed on our coins coins
ny the founders OF this republic.
nna continued ti there up to this
uuiescenea Of ~ ~. ' nice atpps pro ac,s
the people Of our nation ''s ~
| resolved 3. TIE secretary Of the
conference is hereby instructed
to to s eash IS copy d,. Of these resolutions
r,esentatives IN the United States
| Congress-. - = 20 tss
u signed Ramn a., BY James Cannon ana II,
lengthy discussion ensued in wl,ic,
R p, i.lpscomb, Dr., Cannon, NOM Mr.. M y. z;
;jss The !" Rsy. N #. W Chris II;
!, M,;.,,h ernest Stevens. the Rev. S. {,
Icy. H. IL Rawlings and others ton ,it
part Several OF THE speakers askn,
". cannon to withdraw the motion
90 nat ~ !, the conferences might not Is,
tie tie 70 Same me emGptarrasament q voting d
conference would be dvidea s nm - Y,
| vols on the subject; that II would no.
p Pc e nntn nn,deystood, and that sine,
mously, that it had hest be av .,S q
see IN the removal of the motto : n, N
i nMa, lon OF the trend Of the time.
a aWmy IRON ~, q recngnition Of God ii
20 that the use of thetmotto- was M
more fliDnant than the practice Of kiss
ing Btb!e when taking an oath ii
court, u that oath be taken by som,
lunbelleyer. n - |-''
No prlnclpnl Involved.
\ The opponents, headed by DR., I.lps
/ comb, claimed that there was no pr!n
ctple involved; that the matter did no
affect either morals or religion; tina
as to the propriety OF the presence q
absence of tho motto OH the coins, Ii
response to calls for sonio expression
4 from tho bishop, Bishop Galloway sail
4 he had no desire TO sway the judg
4 ment OF the conference, hut since III
4 debate had been long and heated, an
,stncn the hour OF adjournment Ia,
4 arrived, he recommended that ttle reso
a Hutton go over until to-nlorro vs., & an
4 the paper was mas a the special opIe
a Cor 40 O'Clock tp-morrow morning. d
One Sol tbs most notable nd dresses Q