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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-06
KOnfikt niemieckO- -franCuskL.
BardzO grOzna sytuacya.
MOllWs zsrWanS sOsunk6W dpAmabcznyeh PaSdopoaoDne
znlany dypIOmaeyl
MaIy pOstep rOkOwa1 bulgarsko-tureckch
ANGLIA PODBURZA SCRIBE.
Serbska skupczyna rzadem jednomyslna'
odIazd fIoy amerykahskiej z Chin.

Bryan kampan przysziej admnistracy Bryan win
szuie ZapOwiedE reform ciowyeh: hOszt
NOwi gubernatorzy T. en ma
bye polar kOpan cennS okre'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-06
Lincoln. Neb., 6 listopada..

Nv. OAJ go d
depesze gratulacyjna tel tresci:
oProsze przyjat zyczenia mole
dla Pana i Pahskiej przysziej
administracyY'. Taft natychmiast
/ odtelegrafowai Bryanowi W tie
s,owa: ,,Dziekuje serdecznie "a
zyczenia ,askawe "a uprzejmy
telegram gratulacyjny".
! Cincinnati, Ohio, 6 listopada,-
Taft wyrazH sic W rozmowie re
swoimi poplecznikami,ze zaraz po
objeciu urzedowania zajmie sic
reforma taryfy clowej; re W tym
celu ma zamiar zwolac nadzwy-
ezajna sesye Kongresu ma niej
ma sic przeprowadzit owa refor-
me W mysl czasu i potrzeb terra
zniejszych kraju. Rowniez >spra-
wa uregulowania ruchu pieniezne-
| 60 ma bye ma tel sesyi ostatecznie
| zalatwiona.
Utica, N. Y, s listopada, -
Swiezo obrany wice-prezydentem
Stanow Zjedn. P. J. S. Sherman
nadeslal wczoraj sekretarzowi Sta
pu zestawienie kosztow swej kam
Npanii; podlug niego Sherman wy
dal ma, skladki do roznych kas
Rpartyjnych 1900, ma znaczki pocz-
towe, telegramy etc. $500, ma
koszta podr6zy 5000; razem kosz-
towasa go elekcya $4,000.
Nowy York, 6 listepada. -
Podlug zestawieh prasy tutejszej
nowo obranymi gubernatorami w
rozmaitych Stanach So nastepu-
| jacy obywatele:
Z Colorado: John F. Schafroth,
demokrata, wiekszoSc 5000 glo-
sow; Connecticut: G. F. Lilley,
republikanin, 10000; Delaware:
S. S. Pennewill, republikanin,
1000; Florida: A. w. Gilchrist,
demokrata, 5000; Idaho: ]. H.
Brady, repnblikaair, 10000; In
diana: T. R. Marshall, dernokra-
ia, $4,000; Iowa: B. F. Carroll,
republikanin, 100000; Kansas: w.
E. Stubbs, republikanin, $4,000;
Massachusetts,: E. S. Draper, re-
| publikanin, $4,000; Missouri: H.
S. Hadley, republikanin, $4,000;
! New Hampshire: H. B. Quinby,
republikanin, $4,000; North Ca
rolina: w. w, Kitchin, demokra-
ia, 10000; Nebraska: A. c. Shall
lenberger, demokrata, 10000,
| North Dakota: John Burke, de-
niokrata, 100000; South Dakota:
r. S. Vessey, republikanin, $4,000
/ Utah: William Spry, republika-
min, 1900; Washington: S. G.
Cosgrove, republikanin, $4,000;
iWest Virginia: w. c. Glass
cook, republikanin, 5000.
Powtornie obrani zostali, jak
nastepuje:
Illinois: Charles S. Deneen,
.tepublfkanin, $4,000; Michigan:
F. w. Warner, republikanin,
10000; Minnesota: S. A. John
son, dernokrata, $4,000; South
| Carolina: NJ. F. Annel, demokra-
ia, 10000; Tennessee: M. R. Pat
terson, demokrata, $4,000; Te-
xas: T. M. Campell ,demokrata,
100000; New York: c. E. HUI
ghes, republikanin, 72,0OO;i Wis
consin: J. O. Davidson, republi-
kanin, 10000.
Indianapolis, Ind, 6 listopada.
- Poniewaz W Stanie Indiana
zwyciezyl tykiet demokratyczny,
a demokraci imaja mad legisla-
tura tadntejaza kontrole, przeto
/ spory tamtejszych frakcyi republi
kanskich traca znaczenie racye
bytu. Pogloski uzasadnione kra-
"a; ie demokratyczny kandydat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-06

rogu Indiana ave. i IA ul. j pobili
sic jakas sprawe pieniezna. Pas
quail Quizza, przodownik, zam.
pm. 1873 W. Taylor str. zosta} ra-
niony czterokrotnie przez pracuja-
cego pod jego rozkazami J6zefa
Scoleri, kt6ry do niego strzela} z
rewolweru. Jeden postrza} otrzy-
mai W piersi i ia rama moze sic o.
kazac smiertelna. Zawieziono 60
do szpitala sw. Kukasza. Scoleri
zosta1 aresztowany W SVEN mie-
szkaniu pm. 21S DeKoVen str,
gdzie policya znalazla formalns
skiad broni.
Rosyanin aresatolvony.
Ma zyczenie rosyjskiego konsu-
la aresztowano wczoraj we West
Pullman Krystyana Radowitza,
podejrzanego o to, re W czasie re-
wolucyi W Kurlandyi brad udziaf.
W zamordowaniu trzech os6b. Pc
wnego dnia 1906 roku szesnastu
rewolucyonist6w wtargnefo 90
mieszkania bogatego fabrykanta
fedora Kinzica, zamordowali je-
go zone Whitening i jej rodzi-
COW, zabrali kosztownosci i gotow-
ke wartosci kilkuset dolar6w, po-
tenn dom podpalili. Jednym z
tych morderc6w, wysledzonym
przez rosyjskich agent6w, byi po-
dobno Radowitz, kt6ry W West
Pullman pracowal jake stolarz.
Radowitz przyznaje, re pochodzi z
Kurlandyi, ale stanowczo przeczy
temu, by bra} udzia} W owej zbro-
dni. Utrzymuje, ze W kraju bawi
dopiero cd szesciu miesiecy. Komi-
sarz zwiazkowy Foote odlozy} jego
przesluchanie do Z BIN. Wiekszosc
owych 16 morderc6w juz W Ro-
syi aresztowano kilku mich stra-
como.
w Pullman aresztowano tez A
polinarego Alexandrowicza, 90 le-
tniego Rosyanina, oskarzonego o
fa}szerstwo. -,
Konstabl uznary ,via'nyn.
Konstabl Moore Glencoe 20
sta} wczoraj uznany winnym lex
komyslnego strzelania przez Sc
dzi6w przysieglych sedziego Ma
cka. D. II lipca strzela1 on do au-
tomobilu G. F. Andersona dlatego,
IL zbyt spiesznie jechano, a ma je-
go nawo1ywania ME chciano sic
zatrzymac. Mierzy} do k6l, ale ra-
nil panne Buene Elzbiete Strib-
ling, kt6ra by}a W automobilu. Pc
wien sedzia pokoju W Glencoe uz-
nal go niewinnym, ale prokurato-
rya wytoczyia mu nowy process
kryminalny, kt6ry wczoraj sic "a
ko1czyl. Adwokat jego wni0si re-
wizye procesu, a sedzia W tych
dniach wyslucha argument6w.
"Zarazone maS}o.
Poniewaz W miescie panuja "a
razliwe choroby, take jak dyfte-
rya i szkarlatyna, przeto departa-
ment zdrowia stara} sic wykryc
powody ich pojawiania sic. Me
mona bylo nazwa6 tego epidemic,
ale wypadki bywaly dose liczne i
zachodzi1a Ottawa powstawanla e.
pidemii W r6znych stronach mia
sta.
Badano vice wode, rome arty-
kuly spozywcze, mleko, lod i inne
towary, a wczoraj odkryto, ae
gdzieniegdzie znajduje sig masfo
"zaraaone", kt6re moze r6wnlez
bye przewodnikiem szkarlatyny
dyfteryi lub tyfusu.
Jak siychac, odkryto tez han
diary wprowadzajacych take ma
slo ma targ chicagoski W osobach
mleczarzy W Gray's Lake j Mount
n...,1yood I'll kt0rym ME poZ-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12
A Sportinu JUDGE.

After Baron Martin. who possessed
great horror Of sporting prophets,
had become partially deaf he was on
one occasion trying racing case, an
exercise Of his functions he reveied IN
One Of the counsel engaged In 1t was
named Stammers, solemn, formai'
sententious parsonage, who seldom
made q speech without quoting pas
sages from Scripture. In addressing
the jury he was about to pursue MS
old habit and got as far as as tii'
prophet says" when the judge inter
posed:
Don't trouble the jury, Mr. STAN
mers, about the prophets. There Is nor
one of them who would not sell HIS Ia
ther sixpenny worth Of halfpence.
"But, my lord" said StammerS III =
subdued tone, 81 was about 10 quo'e
from the Prophet jeremiah.
"Don't tell me-" replied the Dafoh.
II have no doubt your friend Mr. MIe r
Is just as bad as the rest OF tnein
London Graphic. "a.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12
THREE DEADLY AGENTS.
Peculiar Properties Of Spider,
Grain and a Vine.

Peculiar Properties Of Spider,
Grain and Vine.
What is the most terrible form IL
which death comes? Here are three
but which one of them is the worst Ii
Is hard to say:
In Peru and parts Of South Australia
there is found a small spiGer about
half as big as a pea. When this insect
digs It's fangs into its victim 1t inserts
poison which begins at once to act
1t scorches up the blood vessels and
spreads through the tissue. causing
most dreadful agony. The worst part
of 1t is that the victim usually suffers
for two days, but death in the end is
inevitable.
Another fearful death results from
eating "bhat," vegetable which
grows in the east, of which few
grains cause violent mania, ending in
death. "Bhat'' occasionally grows In
among the rice crop. from which 1t Is
hard to distinguish until dry, when the
poisonous grain is of brick red color
There Is a South American vine call
ed the "knotter," which grips any liv.
ing thing coming in contact with 1t.
Its tentacles Irvine round the object
seized, soaring and burning the flesh
like redhot wires. Then the prey is
drawn into the heart Of the foliage
and there crushed to death. The meth
Cd Is too horrible to describe In detail
-Pearson's Weekly.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12
fro DE Continued
sTEDMAN's LOST BOOK.
How the Poet Banker Paid For an
Outburst of Temper.

How the Poet Banker Paid For an
Outburst of Temper.
Edmund Clarence Stedman, the poet.
banker, had high temper and was ex'
ccedingly sensitive. One day, exas-
perated by the Grass stupidity Of q
servant, he threw a book at his head
The boy ducked, and the book sailed
out of the window After 1t hurried
the mental, but he was too late; a
passerby had picked 1t up and walked
off with it. Stedman began to wonder
what book he had thrown away and
TO his horror discovered that 1t was a
quaint and rare little volume for which
he had paid $50. His chagrin was IN
tense. as the work was almost unique
md the prospects of replacing 1t We're
remote.
Some time afterward when browsing
In a second hand bookshop our sple'
netic poet.banker perceived to his great
delight copy of the very book he had
lost He asked the price. Its very
rare" replied the dealer, but as you
are an old customer III let you have II
for $40. Nobody else could have II
for less than $50" Stedman gladly
paid the $40. got home with his treas
ure as soon as possible and sat down
to gloat over it. A card dropped OUT
If the leaves. 1t was his own. Fur
Their examination showed that he had
bought back his own property. 1t
cured him of casting books at servants
beads.-New York Press.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12
Xnthr1n Tins8el.

whitening lips "Quick, oh, quick, be.
fore you are seen! Grace may come!
IL beg of you to go!'
AS he stepped into the corridor he
heard below a sound at the great door
and the stirring of the night Waterman
on post. At his own door he turned,
listening to the movement and wills
pering. Ferrall, In dressing gown and
slippers, stepped into the corridor. Be
low the chains were rafting as the
wicket swung open. There was brief
parley at the door. sounds of retreat
ing steps on the gravel outside, sounds
of approaching steps on the stairway.
whats that? A telegram" said
Ferrall sharply. Here, give 1t to me.
Wait! 1t isn't for me. It's for Mr..
Siwardw
Siward's glazed eyes stared and
stared at the scrawled and inky mes
sage:
Your mother Is very III. Come at once.
The signature was the name Of their
family physician, Grisby.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12

Little by little he began condition, he
10 conlpTeheho us could make no
paTpOrt. sansa of #
Little by little he began to compre-
bend it's purport-that his resignation
was regretfully requested by the gov
ernors of the Lenox club for reasons
unassigned.
The shock of the thing came to him
after awhile like a distant, dull report
long after the flash Of the explosion.
Well, the affair, bad enough at first,
was turning worse, that was all. How
much of that sort of discgedit could
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12

fellow in Inverness and top hat in the
center of a crowd whose face was the
face of that girl Lydia Vyse. And
that is absolutely all. But l couldn't
do more than deny that | took her
| there unless | told what | knew, and
of course that was not possible, even
| in self defense. But it was for you
to admit that was right, and you did
not. You dared not! You let another
man blunder into your private affairs
and fall victim to circumstantial evil
dence which you could have refuted,
and it was up to you to say something.
And you did not! And now what are
you going to do? The LenoX club has
taken this thing up. A man can't
stand too much Of that sort of thing.
What am to do? | can't defend my
self by betraying my accidental knowl.
edge of your petty private affairs. Sc
I leave it to you. ask you what are
you going to do?'
"DO you mean"-Quarrier's voice
was not his own, and he brought 1t
harshly under command-"do you
mean that you think 1t necessary for
me to say | knew her? What object
would be attained by that? did not
take her to the PATRONS"
"Nor did l. Ask her how she got
there. Learn the truth from her.
man"
"What proof Is there that ever met
her before | took her into supper at
Fleetwood's"
"Proof! Are you mad? All / ask OF
you is to say to the governors what l
cannot say without using your name"
"You wish me-" asked Quarter icily,
ito deny that you made that wager!
can do that"
"You can't do it! L did make that
bet"
ooh! Then what is 1t you wish me
to say?"
"Tel them the truth. Tell them you
know | did not take her to the club.
You need not tell them why you know
It. You need not tell them how much
you know about her, whose brougham
she drove home in. / can't defend my
self 1T your expense-intrench myself
behind your dirty little romance. What
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12

81 went to the bay window" he said.
"You went too late. was there an
hour ago. waited. Do you know
what time 1t Isl"
"Come to the bay window" he said,
IF you fear me here"
"Do you know 1t Is nearly 3 o'clockT'
she repeated. "And you leave at G."
I "Shall we say goodby here?" he ask
ed coolly.
Certainly, dare not go out And
you-do you know the chances we are
running? You must he perfectly mad
to come to my room. Do you think
anybody could have seen-heard YOU
"No. Good night" He offered his
hand. She laid both Of hers in 1t. He
could scarcely distinguish her features
where she stood dark against the bril-
liant light behind her.
"Goodby." he whispered, kissing her
hands where they lay In his.
"Goodby" Her fingers closed con-
yulsively, retaining his hands. 81 hope
II think that YOU Her head was
dropping She could not control her
voice.
"Goodby, Sylvia" he said again.
1t was quite useless-she could not
speak, and when he took her In his
arms she chung to him. quivering. and
he kissed the wet lashes and the hot,
tram bling Inns and the smooth LITTLE
hands crushed to his breast.
1--WE have year yet" she gasped
Dear. take me by force before 1t ends
IL simply cannot. endure this .oid
you to take me-to tear me from my.
self. Will you do itf I will love you
truly. truly. Oh my>aarlng my dar
ling Don't-don't givs me up, Can.
you co something for usg Can't YOU
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12

Who will be the next Governor
Of Virginia!
Who will be the next President
Of the United States!
What is Congress doing?
What efforts are b ing made to
regulate and control the great
c"rpora'ians!
Whas are he happenings every
day i'm this busy world?
Ale you keeping thoroughly posted?
Is the source of your information Ielin-
bic? Do you read an unbiased newspa-
per-one that knows no master except
the people whose news and editorial
columns reflect the sentiments Of the PEG
pie and their interest only, without fear
or favor, and one that is free from tie
control or influence of great individual
or corporate wealth.?
Such a paper is the RICHMOND
EVENING JOURN
This is tie year that you need The
Journal. Its ayear of great news hap
penings, and YOU will want lie see these
happenings recorded honestly and fairly
This year particularly you want honest
news, as the political campaigns develop
The news service of the Journal is I'M
surpassed by any paper in the State. J he
price of the .Ionrnal is So year, or ycu
can buy it in club with this paper and
make saving or both. Send your sub
scription for year or less either to
this paper or to
THE JOURNAL,
Richmond, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12

tender. But they
were no longer
his mother S
grave gray eyes.
After the sec
ond pipe he re-
memb ered his
letter. 1t gave
him something
to do, SO he
opened it and
tried to read 1t,
but for q long
while, in his
confused physic-
al and mental
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-12
syssli sts eelas Win las Hewf'

'Wah 10Y eeas Win zig bewf'
hasW SabNs>
aWill your,
A sudden sound broke bill Id the
hight-the distant pealing of the lodge
gate bell. Startled, she shrank back;
somebody In the adjoining room had
sprung to the floor and was opening
the window.
"What is it?" she mOtioned. with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
cAAtEL4YSd STEAMER ~.
ITO BE THE loSEPH HENRY
Famous Secretary ot the Smithsonian
Institute Will be Honored by
War Department.

The new cable lying steamer which
Is under construction ut the shipyard
for the war department.. will be nam
cd in honor of Joseph Henry. the IA
mour secretary CT the, Smithsonian
Institute, Washington. ID. c.
The new craft will be one of the
smartest vessels in the service. She
is to be a twin-screw, ocean going
steel steamer fer submq urine cable
service under the signal corps, being
sailed and managed by The quarter
masters department. S(he will be
100 feet long, 32 feet beam, and fees
s inches draught. She will have a
speed Of 13 statute miles IAN hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
NORTH END OUT OF LEAGUE.
Players Unable 70 oes on On SstYr.
A. Afternooos

Announcement vas ma1c yesterday
tha, the North Eud baseball team has
withdraw from the Peninsula DcaT,is
for tho rcnalndcr of the sraS"n.
Hampton has The championship
cIischcd. and. owing To the fact that
some of the games late this mpstn
and early In Octo,'-r could MT be
played because tho North End players
y III have to work Saturday sftcrnoour.
che North Enscrs decided to draw out
OF the league.
IT. Is understood That tho ether
teams viii play the games schcdu'@i.
making one game caca Saturday In
stead Of two ss heretofore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
SUICIDE OF FRifMDS,AT
NEARLY The SAME TIME
Prominent Hotel Man and we'll Known
Financial Writer Die by
Identical Means.
(By Associated Press)

10y AOoOCidtCu
NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Frank V.
Bennett. formerly manager of the HO.
tel Gotham, and a protege Of Dan X.
Hanna. son Of the late Senator Mark
A. Hanna. committed suicide today
in his apartments in the Hote!
Gotham.
Almost simultaneously George
Crouch, a former financial writer and
a close friend OF Bennett, ended his
life in the brokerage Office Of Miller
and Company, in the Hoffman house
Each man shot himself in the right
temple with q revolver.
Bennett left a note for Dan r.
Hanna, the contents OF which have
not been divulged. 1t Is known that
he suffered serious financial rcverses
in the stock marke; recently. and
this, together with his removal from
the management Of the Gotham by
the receivers Of the hotel. Is believed
to have preyed on his mind.
Crouch's act ia thought to have
been prompted by dependency due
to i'll health.
He was at one time In close re-
iations with James r. keeue. anG
vas a pcnsioner Of the sinaucier. the
latter paying all his bills At the Hon
man house for the past twenty years.
Both men were wealthy. >Bcnnests
fortune a few years ago being csti-
mated at upwards of s5ee,oe0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
sllta lyialIaia.Jlsss GLIB %
h eFg,lizst Tuesday Tight
ellelesslm jlIes TIE SPEAKER
City Hall Has Been Decided Upon a.
Place fpr Rally-Joint Debate BE.
twsdn Msssrs. Jones and Wise One
Day This Week.

Arrangements have been completed
for the big Democratic mass meeting
to be held Tuesday evening for the
purpose of organizing central Bry-
an-Kern-Jones Club. The sub-com'
naittee In charge of tn, affair has de-
Pcided that the city hall Is the most
suitable place that can be secured,
and the meeting will be held In the
Corporation Court room.
Hon. William A. JOINS, congress
man from this. the First congression-
al district, and Democratic nominee
to succeed himself. will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting. 1t IS
proposed to have Mr.. Jones speak
and then proceed with the organisa-
.tion of the club.
City Treasurer ]. NJ. Curtis, dis
trict committeeman, will preside.
Although the arrangements have
not ben made, 1t seems practically
certain that MIR. Jones and Mr.
George helms Wise, the Republican
candidate for Congress. will meet III
I3oint debats here one day this week
The committee does not favor hav
mn the Joint debate Oh the night Of
lfhe organisation OF the clubs. but II
sVs1pabiy viii be ARRANGED for tht
s1nllowing day. Mr.. Jones has no
been heard from. but 1t is under
Estood that he is anxious to meet Mr.
RHfse here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13

Mr.. Hugh HasIeit. 81 wears ~ age.
died Friday after a brief ii'ness.
Funeral services will he cpndu-tcd
this afternoon. and the hOdy will be
!n;errcd a; 6rccnIswn cemetery.
Mr.. Has,et, was msmbrr of thc
loca, lodge of Odd Fellows No. -.
and In. lodge will he Ia chsrg. Of the
funeral Mr.. Haslctt vas cmp'oycd
q, "a" shipyard a. a Fivetcr and has
lived here for a number Of years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
SETTER THAN SPANKING.

spsntirg does rot curc children o.
hed voting There - . Constitution
CATS. fcr tbs tros5le. Mrs. n. Sum-
mers. BOX " Notre Dame, Ind VIZ
Scnd free to airy mother her saccess.
~ hosac treatment. VITA fui. insfFuc
TINS. send no money. hu; sTsee hcs
treafmeu, ai.o cures adult, asd aged
reop,e troubled with urine dif.icslties
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-13
HOW to Get Ssroa0.

p. J. DAILY. CT I.E W. Congress ST..
chicago. tells Of way 70 become
strong: He :sye: MY mother. who
Is cd and vzry ,ecbic, Is deriving $"
much benefit from Electric Bi;tsrs.
that ] feel us my duty TO tel those
who need a tonic and Strengthening
medicine about II. In my mothers
case = marked gain in flesh has re-
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Chestnut Avenue Naethod;ss.

Rev. J. J. Bradford. the pastor.
will preach a special sermon to Rel
Men at the Gu s;nm Avenue Mc;ho-
dis, church this afternoon a,
O'Clock. This morning at IL oclocs
the pastor will preach on the sub
jcct. Following Christ" Rev, A.. ".
sharpe, q. Richmond. will preach this
evening a, .:45 O'Clock.
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Church Of Christ.

Communion services will be heid
at the Twenty-fOurth Street Church
of Christ at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing The usual services will be held
this evening. Sunday school will be
held at $3.50 a. m. and the regular
weekly prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
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Newport News Baptist.

Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson. the pastor.
will preach special sermon to
women at the Newport News Bap-
tist church this morning, his subject
being Christian Womanhoods obj
CATION 10 Worldwide Missions" "A
Fatal Mistake" will be the evening
subject. There will be special music
at both services
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lo,eph charies GUILD

The Joseph Charles Memorial Guild
will meet tomorrow afternoon at j
o'clock for the f3rst time Since The ad-
jcurnment for the sumner season.
Important business IL to BE- disposed
Of and . large attendance is expected.
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East End Christian.

Regular services will be held *
the East End Christian. cAapss.n at IL
o'clock this morninx.@and 7.45 o'clock
this evening WA preaching by the
pastor, Key Murdock W. Butler Sun:
DAY school will be held at 9:45
O'Clock this morning.