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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-29
DUN|WAy
DELIVERS AN ADDRESS

Grand Forks. \. D., Sept 2s~-
Frank l.. MeNey was naugnrated az
president Of the University of North
Dakota here today, Dean Andrew A.
Bruce made the address Of welcome
to the new president and responses
were made by President G. \. Duni-
way of the University of Montana;
James J. llill, chairman of the Great
Northern railway, and others.
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NOMINATED
BY SECOND petition

Helena, Sept. 2s-(Speeial) -Theo-
himself as chief justice of the su-
preme court, today filed a supple
name be placed upon the official bal
lot The petition brings the number
Of signers to the Brantly petition over
the 5000 mark, and represents resi-.
dents Of all sections Of Montana.
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MEET
TO TALK BUSINESS

Helena. Sept. % = Especially = The
annual meeting Of the secretaries Of
commercial clubs in Montana was be-
gun here today. There was a good
attendance and the first session WAS
devoted to discussing plans to in
crease the number of local organlZa
tions in the state and to have them
all work in harmony for the upbuild
Ing Of Montana.
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COMPLETE HARMONY
IS PROMISED
BY ALL
LEADERS IN THE GREAT CON.
TEST DISCUSS THE RESULTS
or THE CONVENTION.

Saratoga. Sept. 2S.--William Barnes.
Jr.. who led the old guard fight against
Colonel Roosevelt, said tonight:
The ticket Is named and | am for
the ticket. That IL automatic. 1t Is
party government shall support
the nominees Of the convention and
hope for the best. J expect that har-
mnny will prevail in the party.
The state convention IL the SUI
prcmc authority of the party ! believe
in party government. | believe In ac-
Guieseing In tile will OF the majority.
In adopting the principle Of direct
nominations the party has set its face
I'm the direction Of radicalism, which.
II the tendency Is not checked, VIII
mean the advocacy later of the inilia-
tive and referendum, direct legislation
in other words. Il pure democracy, as
advocated by Mr.. Roosevelt In his
speech on tile dirnc. nomination plank,
Barnes Not Enthusiastic.
Direct nominations In themselves
are not all important. Hut the party
has made Il slupendoua binnd.r IN
bowlng to hastily thought -out agta
ton II may be political cxpediency
I
ns Mr.. Roosevelt said. but any po-
ltcal party that bows 10 political cS-
pediency s making an error tile con-
sequences Of which II cannot AVOID.
"At st. Louis in 1896 there were
compromises but. through the far
sighted and indomitablc courage 81
Thomas q. platt. the republican party
was forced 10 adopt the gold standard
That presentment apparently danger
Gus at the time, has been the cause
OF every republican victory that ma
taken place from that time to this.
Opportunism.
"Opportunism IL popular ~ the hour
| It's day Of existence IL short IT !.
the hope Dr tile conservative rfpub
leans throughout the state that Mr.
/ Stimson IL elected governor. will no
betray the same syeophancy that th'
! majority Of the convention showed, bu
| viii return to those Fundamental prin
cipes of republclnism la LAKE sivei
the party Il right to exist.
Il assume that he will recognize tina
the desire of some for political poWc
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|R|SHMEN PROMISE
TO RAISE BIG SUM

Buffalo. Sept 2S.-A pledge to raise
100000 within two years for the cause
of home rule in Ireland was enthusi
astically made today by the sS5 dele :
gates, representing at the second days
session of the fifth biennial convention
of the nited Irish league Of America
held in this city This is q step in
campaign which ~ i. = made of
the broadest scope possible.
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FEDERAL CONTROL

Pueblo, Colo. Sept 2S.-The COM
mittee ON resolutions Of the Ma
tlonal Irrigation congress late to-
night indorsed the policy of federal
control of interstate waters by
substantial majority, What the
policy Of the congress viii be on
other matters Is still being threshed
out by the committees. The com
mittee on permanent organization
took definite action today in derid-
ing To recommend 10 the congress
for president r T.. TWitchell of New
Mexico, and for secretary Arthur
Hooker, incumbent.
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TAFT IS PLEASED

Washington, Sept. 2s-President
Taft tonight sent the following
telegram of congratulations to Mr..
stimson: 1T give me the greatest
pleasure to hear that YOU have been
chosen as the republican candidate
for governor of New York, | sin
cerely hope and believe that you
will be elected. You certainly will
be elected II the people of New
York wish To have as their next
governor citizen of the utmost
civic courage and disinterested
patriotism: Il lawyer of eminent
ability, and Il man of the highest
character
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relative to the vote. and that he went
to Chicago to aen Broderlck In response
to Il letter. the substance Of which was
Il request from Brnderick that Hoist
law meet him in his office.
ibid Brnderick owe you anything 2"
asked Frazier
No" was the reply. and the same
monnsyllnbie negative was the reply to
the question: Did you have any claim
upon hmp" WAS there amy other
reason other than your conversation
before the election for the payment
Jackpot Fund.
! When | got tho $700, some time be-
fore. Mr.. Frederick simply said that
much was coming to me, and / simply
took il. don't know what 1t was for"
! The s70O has been referred 10 az part
/ Of the alleged jackpot fund.
! Senator Paynter asked the witness If
! Senator Lorimer or thr senatorial elec-
I tion was mentioned when he received
4 tho $500 from Broderick
I Neither Senator Iorimcr nor the
election was mentioned then replied
1 Hols,luW.
4
1 II. 1910, when he was before the
Saneamon county grand jury. was pre-
scented and Attorney Austrian called
the attention Of the witness 10 his
statement there that "Broderick told
me there was $4,000 In II for me II
would vote for Lorimer"
Mind Made Up.
ON cross examination Attorney
Hanecy brought out that Holstlaw had
told many persons prior to the Lori
mer election that lie had made up his
mind 10 vote for Senator Lorlmer.
Asked by Senator Johnston what in.
dueed him 10 vote for I.orlmer the
witness said:
"Wc had tried So long 10 elect n
democrat and could not. | thought
clecting I.orimer would make the
breach wider in the republican ranks
naturally liked Lorimcr and just
made up my mind 10 vote for him"
who advised you that the time had
come 70 vote for Senator Lorimrrf'
waa asked
No one"
Did you know thai anyone was pae
10 vote for him."
I dil not
Burden OF Proof.
Shortly before the adjournment
senator Payntrr said:
So far AS | am concerned this cas-.
is being approached on the presnmp.
tien that the men who voted for Sen.
atof Iorimef did not 90 so because u
bribery or corrupt influences. 1t woul,
De unjust 10 haye any other pre-
, sumption
To this statement Senator HeYburI
| added THE whole committee is pro
| eeedng with a lack Of presumption o
| corruption in the election. Th
burden of proving such condition i
| on those who are making tn
charges
| At the afternoon session Chairman
| Burrows announced that Representa-
| tive White would be permitted 10 tel
what he did with the money he sal,
| he received for his vote for the elec
| ton of I.orfmer, and his share in tn
| alleged Jackpot" withou, making tn
ruling of precedent In other testimony
Whites Easy Money
White began recital Of his eN
penditures, beginning with his pay
Continued on Page Six)
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Woniinned on Page i'ive.o
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New Issues.

The chairman said there were pass
Ing over the entire country revoits
against the time worn form Of polit-
Zeal organization.
Initiative and referendum, recall
direct election Of senator's. direct NOM
inntions.' said the chairman. are all
evidence that the people of our conn-
try feel that our forms Of political or.
ganizatlon do not adequately furnish
the voters of our political parties
means to give effect TO their present
MIL
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Too Late.

Continued on Page six,)
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THE MEN

who boost the apple show,
boost Missouln.
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Teddy at Bat.

CONTINUED on Page Five,)
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Wadsworth Resigns.

WadsWoTtn HesI9hs.
At the close of the convention James
s., Wadsworth jr,. speaker OF the as
semby, announced his withdrawal
from The legislature. due to his per-
sonal views as to the length of time
during which a member OF the AS
sembly should be a candidate. and, II
successful. hold that important office.
He has been speaker for seven years.
Mr.. Wadsworth would not say that
his retirement was due to the victory
Of the progresslves In the convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
ADO FIFTEEN TO
CITY POLICE FORCE
Board Asks for Additions Making
Force Of 140 Men--File Names
of Delinquents.

IL the recommendation OF the Com
mittee on Ordinance, Charter and Re
form 10 adopted by the council. fifteen
additional men will be added to the
permanent police force OF the city. The
committee agreed upon a Recommended
ton to that effect Friday night. The
increase Will give Richmond q force
OF i+0 men OF all grades.
On motion of Committeeman Elicit
a resolution was forwarded to council
asking that the Street Committee be
instructed to investigate conditions
and file report In connection with the
alleged negligence OF the contractor
In tho building OF the now deep sewer
In Broad street Mr. Elicit said that
the city was being put to considerable
expense remedyinE defects in con
struction OF the sewer.
An rdinAnce concerning the COL
lection OF taxes was recommended, re-
curing the collector Of taxes to hie
with the police Justice. as soon as
practicable after May LIST, each year, a
list OF those delinquent In their city
900 licenses
The sas department must continue
the connection Of the meter At the
city's sxpsnsA Instead Of 20 the prop
erty iins. - hsretoeoss. according TO
the Recommendation OF the committse
regordfng . revtaion Of the chapter In
the City Code relative to the gas
works.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

Only -Four Of the 80 Suicides il
Three Years Were Colored
Persons.

OF the thirty eight persons who
have taken their own lives In Rich
mond during the past three years. only
four have been negroes.
In 1907, two negroes destroyed them
selves. while thirteen white persons are
recorded as suicides during the same
year.
The following year. the fatefui No
Is again figures- During this year
twelve white persons committed sui
eide while there was one among the
colored race. making total of thir-
teen.
In 1909. not single colored person
Is recorded In the list of nine persons
who committed suicide.
For 1910 to date. the only suicide re :
corded Ia that OF the negro who re
Gently found death by cutting his
throat with a razor.
Two OF the other negro suicides ac-
complished their purpose by the use
of revolverB. while the remaining one
In 1908 jumped Off high precipice
on the river front
TT il singular fact" remarked
Chief City Health Officer, Levy, Sat-
urday morning. referring to his sui
eide records. that negroes rarely take
their own lives. They are evidently
moro afraid OF tho Hereafter than
white people"
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J. S. James,,
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS
Reliable Accounts Solicited.

Hon. Henry b. Flood. Of Virginia, ID
on the reception committee.
BF1dgc Party.
Mrs.. Barton drundy. of 300 West
Franklin street, was the hostess at q
very pretty bridge party Friday after
noon Vases OF delicate pink buds
were charmingiy a~anged about ths
rooms, and attractive pr1Ses were pre-
scented to those making highest score
CONCERNING Miss Horne.
Miss Julia Horne. OF Highland
Park. who h spending the winter
with friends In Baltimore and Phil
adeiphis. 10 being delightfully."- enter
tanned In both cities Miss Horne
will return after Easter.
Personals.
Miss Helen Hughes, OF Richmond
In the guest OF Mira. ]. e. wilkinson
in Butte street. Norfolk.
Mrs. e. 8. Reed has returned to
her home hero after visiting In Ra-
leigh. n. c.
United States Senator John w
Daniel has gone to Florida to spend
q month. Senator Daniel has been
unable to attend Congress since ar
attack OF pneumonia in Philadelphia
last fall, but has been improving al
the winter.
Miss Aline Stokes has returned to
the city after spending some time in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. K. ID. Cole, of Fredericksburg
Is visiting here.
Miss MaFtha Jones, of Minneapolis
Is here with friends.
Mrs. J. p. ]. Herreshoff and Miss
Erskine,- az Mem York, are al the
Jefferson
Mr.. Dan Compton, of Richmond
is In Charlottesville for several days
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Appeals reconsened this morning at
ten thirty o'clock with Circuit Judges
Con and Pritchard, and District
Judges Boyd and Dayton in attend
ance.
Upon motion for modification OF
decree. No. 745, g. r. Westfeldt, ct
al. appellants, va. North Carolina
Mining Company. appellee; appeal
from the Circuit Court at Ashevtlie.
N. G. Upon motion OF appellee for
a modification OF the decree Of this
court as to costs. Continued from
yesterday. Motion further argued by
F. A. oSndley. OF Asheviile, n. c.. for
the appellants. In Opposition to the
motion. and concluded by James II.
Merrimon. OF Asheville. N. c., Tor the
appellee. In support OF the motion
and submitted.
Court went into conference a. to
the cases heretofore argued and sub
mitted.
There will be no GASES In the call
for Monday. but the court will hold
q conference ssssiOn a. 10 the cases
heretofore argued and submitted to 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
NO TOLL BRIDGE
FOR MADISON FOLK
Inhabitants, of Lynchburg Suburb
in Open Rebellion Against
Proposition.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYSCHBURG. VA, Feb. Ie.--The
Town Improvement Society Of Madison.
which 10 situated just across the James
from Lynchburg, is starting q vtGor-
GUS campaign against, the. proposition
to make the new bridge toll bridge.
Placards call on the citizens to come
up and pay their poll taxes and be in
q position to vote against those who
were favortng the bill now psnding in
the General Assembly which provides
for q toll bridge. were placed ali over
the town to-day: and created the live
Hest interest. The leaders Of the So
ciety, which included In It's member
ship nearly all of the male residents
OF the town of 1000 inhabitants, as
sert that they have Il iur' for the Of
ficers who proposed the toll bridge,
and will fight the proposition to the
last ditch.
Nearly all OF the residents are en-
ployed In the business houses and fac
tories Of the city and toll bridge
would work an extreme hardship.
Those who are favoring the toll bridge
are the taxpayers In the remote parts
OF the county who do not derive d.
rectly any benefits from the new mac
adam road from Lynchburg to Amherst
and would not derive any particular
benefit from the concrete bridge which
1t Is proposed to erect
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CONTINUE CASE
AGAINST BARBER
Young Woman Appears, But Says
She Has No
Bruises

In police court Saturday morning
the charge against Lawrence EKgles
ton, the young white barber. who II
alleged to have beaten Miss Virginia
Andrews becauss she declined to see
him one night. was continued until
Wednesday. at the request OF tho at
torney for the defendant Miss An
drews. heavily veiled, appeared In
court. and In answer TO a question
from Justice Crutchfeld as to any
bruises on her face, said that she bore
none as the result OF the alleged beat
ing given her by EEgleston.
The continuance was requested by
EEgleston upon the ground that he
had ust secured counsel, Mr.. g. X. Pol
teck' and thar since he had been al
lowed ball he bad had no opportunity
to prepare his defense.
She has left the rooming house OF
Mrs. Thomas In Tenth street and said
that she Is now living at No. sl3 East
Cary street Magistrate Mccarthy
said that he had met the young wo-
man two or three days ago. She came
here direct from Roanoke, but said her
home was in Evansville Indiana.
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REV. JOSEPH B. DUNN CALLED
TO IYNCITBURG CHURCH

Especial to The Richmond virsinian. }
LYNCHBURG. VA, Feb. 1s.--Rev
w. e. Rollins. who accepted the call
cred his decision and will remain al
the chaplain and professor of Riblf-
cal literature at the Sweetbrtar+ Col
lege. The reason for his action ia
stated to be that he dnes not think
his health will permit the taking UP
Of pastoral duties. A committee was
sent, upon hearing OF his decision. to
Suffolk 70 extend q call to Rev. Jo-
seph b. Dunn. rector Of tho Episcopal
church Of that city. II II not known
what Mr.. Dunn's action with regard
to the call will be.
Mr.. Dunn 10 brother Of DR.. John
Dunn and Dr.. w w, Dunn, Of Rich
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

yoIrNaON.-pssd At hsr home no 1885,
MRs. Il 5oHSs6N. Ne issvss
husband end nine ohii6roa 70 mourn
their loss. Aged sixty yAarM gun
ssral VII l,, ssns giaes from s69ys res
ruary goth at o'clock,
\ precious one from US 10 Gone.
voice we love II stiit;
A place y vscAat IN QaI AqMe
wa''a ,assSsik an I'M
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SPECIAL SERVICES IN
RICHMOND CHURCHES

'at these services. and Mr.. w B. Hill
has been engaged to conduct the
singing. Members OF the church are
taking unusual interest In these meet
ings, because no preacher has been
engaged to assist the pastor. and they
are preparing TO give him their very
best support.
Asbury Place Methodist Episcopal
church--The pastor. Rev. l.. T. Will
linms, will preach at II A. M. and .
p. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
Elect BatrDlu,ar..

The board Of ponce commissioners
Will meet Saturday afternoon at 6
ths Vacancy caused by the death Of
c0eas QEilslA wAeEa ~ tniDtAye
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Killed ON Railroad,

aKfhASNH UAH 1SN[GgkOG5Qs
Especial to The Richmond virginian)
WYTHEVILLE. VA, Feb. is.--
Robt. Felty, we'll known young man
Of this place. and an employee OF the
Norfolk n Western road, was killed
near Roanoke last night The body
was brought to Wytheville at noon
today for burial,
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mond. He Is a native OF Petersburg.
and has been rector OF the Suffolk
church for many years.
GRACE is FINED FOR 80,
RECKLESS SHOOTING
Case of Injuring Bernard Stringer
Dismissed in Police
Court.

1t was shown in Police Court Sat-
urday morning that Henry Grace, the
small son Of Mr.. Thomas E. Grace, OF
$500 Williamsburg avenue. was ac-
cidentally shot by his playmate. Ber-
nard Stringer. and Justice Crutohfield
dismissed the more serious charge
against the little Stringer boy and
imposed a fine Of $40 for reckless
shooting of firearms in the city linn
its.
DR.. ]. H. Hinchman testified that
the bail that struck the Grace boy
entered tho head above the right ear,
fractured tho skull and bounded out
near the top Of the head A piece of
the skull Was pushed down upon the
brain and had to be removed
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Society

IL society editor u the Rich
nsend vlr1lnian win Be Glad to re-
cs1vs ssciai Items and pefsonals.
1hssa may be sent BY mali u en-
deEsed with the name and sddfsss
Il the csutributoe. OF may Be
phoned 70 Madison ls23.
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A series of special evangeliatio
meetings will be held at Calvary Bap-
list church. corner Pine and Grace
streets. beginning March 3. The pas
tor. DIR. Ryland Knight, will preach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

, applicants for the position. The COM
missioners would not give out any In
formation ~ to the probable fortunate
candidate.
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How to Be Good" will be the sub
ject of Rev. David M Ramsay d.
D.. pastor of the Grace Street Bap-
fist church. at the IL A. M. Sunday
service. At the evening service. 8
O'Clock. he will speak on "A Public
Success, But a Private Failure"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

Sunday school will take place at
$3.50 O'clock Sunday morning at the
Epworth Methodist church. Rev. E.
Bernard Loving, pastor. will preach
at IL O'Clock, and at the usual even
ing service. His subjects will be
God Cares for Those Who Trust
Him. and He Blessed Him There"
This with be a third of series OF
sermons on Gods Dealing With the
Individual"
Mr.. M l.. Staples, OF Oak Grove.
Va, will preach at the Millennial
Dawn services in Smithdeal Hall.
Ninth and Broad streets, Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 O'clock His subject
Will be Walks and Talks About
Zion"
The Christian Missionary Alliance
witt hold services at the Gospel Mis-
sion Hall. No. / North Seventh street
at 3:s0 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
DR. Douglas S. Freeman will speak
Sunday night at S o'clock at the Put
nam Mission. No. 1S1l East Franklin
street. There will be a prayer meet
ing in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
r bic class viii be conducted by DR..
j. w. Williams at $40 A. NJ. A
free hot breakfast will be served at
$50.
Services at the City Jail will be
O'Clock.
Rev. H. y. c. Maclachlan, pastor,
will preach at the Seventh Street
Christian church Sunday morning at
the ii o'clock service on THE Real
ism of Jesus At the evening SER
vices, O'Clock. his sermon will be
Life That Is Life, Indeed" Sunday
school will be held at $50 A. M.
DR.. James H. Moss. pastor. will
preach at II A. NJ. and p, Nj. at the
Laurel Street Methodist church. The
evening subject will be Home and
At the Emmanuel Baptist church,
the pastor. Rev. b. Franklin Bryan,
Phi. D, will preach at IL o'clock Sum
day morning on Desire for Com
followed by the ordinance
of the Lords Supper. At 8 p. NJ.
sermon. The sympathy of Christ"
Services at the Midnight Mission,
No. 1889 East Franklin street. will
DC Httu CdtuTuAS 1t o anu 90
O'Clock. Drinking men will be es-
pecially welcomed. The subject will
be "A New Man In Christ"
An all day revival meeting will be
conducted at the West End Mission,
No. 500 West Cary street. Services
will begin at II A. M: Bible talk at
$3.50 p NJ. and other services at 4
and r. M.
The Touch of Jesus" will be the
subject of the address Sunday after
noon at the Railroad Mems building.
given by DIR. James Y. Fair. the new
pastor of the Westminster Presbyte-
rian church. Services began at 8 |
!, 'clock with moving pictures and spe- |
,ial music Railroad men especially |
invited.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and the or !
,hestra will give a very musical and /
literary entertainment and Martha |
party on Tuesday night. !
Sebruary %.
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Rev. w. G. James. Tn. u, will
preach at both services at the Grove
Avenue Baptist church.
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Professor X. f. Gaines, OF Rich
mond College. will preach at the
Leigh Street Baptist church Sunday
at IL A. M. The pastor, Rev. w. s.
Dorset, will preach at S p. NJ. Even
ing subject, What We Lack Most,
and How We May Get It."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

Y. 8. Circuit Court OF Appeals,
The United States Circuit Court of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will
preach at the Sunday morning and
evening services at the Allen Avenue
Christian church His morning sub
ject will be THE Guide of the Guild
ed" and in the evening THE Greed