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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Ii you wanted Ia make an endur-
ing hia with your best girl nj ehr.nt-
mas time you'd plunge la wilaiX'
uuriadtul VI tho expense. %eaid
tous We'll. Wilmer Vincent and
Wells haxs gone ahead and prepared
a bill for the week starting on christ
mas bay that Wili appeal To teion-
iaiites Just as would II present from
the ONT You thought most Of certain
is IL that no expense has hesn spared
In the arrangement of Il bin that will
make an ind,iihic impression on the
minds of local amusement seekers
and again cause them To realize the
undeniatle superiority OF the theatres
that has lived So long in popularity
with them 1t via hs difficult 10 dis
tinguish between the features. they
will all mark themselves so plainly
For example Toki ksshi, the most
wonderful importation from the orient
in fnanv years. viii bednzzle his
watchers with his perfection as a
foot iuggler sud wire walker. Most
people realize the unsurpassahle way
in which the Japanese do things and
this little wiz. wonder viii hrst en-
thuse his audience and then thrill
them with the greatest slide for life
from the roof of the theatre To the
country.
Equally ~ great "A feature VIII mark
itself In the appearance OF the Four
Saxollana. "A quartetie of musicians,
hat have tablished themselves as
faVorites in high price vaudeville and
will probably succeed 10 popular favor
locally. Four dandy looking young
mem artists in the use of the sake
phone. piano players and all that will
insure u musical festival.
one of the features we all love Will
he that OF the offering by Ash and
Corr. the singing and talking come
tiians Every knows the joy that
follows the offering made by n pair
of clever rapid fire conversational
lists and conlical fellows who are able
IL sing. clever songs that's what this
pair Will do.
Norbert Hamilton, the gifted tenor
has laid out a strenuous week for
himxs II At all OF the performances
on Christmas bay he Will sing the
great Christmas carol Holy Night
lv Adams one of the most beautiful
hymns in honor OF the birth of Christ
on Wednesday and Thursday next
he will sing The Heart Bowed Down
that wonderful melody from THE
Bohemian Girl and on the other
DAYS he will sing the love halled
wheat Is the world without you.
New and exclusive photopiays will
be displayed. the amateurs will pro-
vide the regular added feature on
Friday night and as usual the per.
formance will be continuous each af-
ternoon and night. On Monday the
prices of admission will be fifteen
cents to the orchestra and ten cents
to the balcony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Third, Japan liz not able "a g.
a wnr With the United StA4Ae
dened with war debts and h43
oppressed with taxes greater
other nation In the world, exCo1
her rulers and her people a1lIk
that war with a nation ltkA A
IL the very last thing to - t.
Of. Modern war costs big n1014
nobody knows this better tll(
/ japanese. sHs
Fourth. even IL they wished m
us. they dare not. either now o4es
after, for they know such = 6a3lA
he the occasion Of 1tussiAs1 ~
! While America fights from -
Russia. and POSSIBLY Ch1ne
might attack from the re&T. ~ II
way for us to stir up war with
IL for us to invade their lAnN u
bard their cities. 81
And vet war with Japan L
tain, but 1t is not with their Z
and navies; it il a friendly oeo
ton for the commercial suppress
the Pacific and for the bulk o6I
In the waters and p-rts OF the &
Then, 1t were better for o9Q
gress To take Mt least a part n
immense sums proposed for 6~
battleship. which. ~ the c0nM
has stated, VIII have to b. ~
in few years to the tsscra0
and spend some OF these misll7
building up @ stronger 1s1@
marine. the Panama canal ~
commercial expansion of our
country
DIR. Newton is now spendtM3I
time in Atlanta. Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
MASS-MEETING
IN SOUTH BOSTON
JUDGE BARKSDALE AND OTHERS
URGE THAT THE DISTRICT
VOTE AGAINST THE DIS
pENSARN

SOUTH RoSToN. VA. December
2s,--The anti-dispensary forces are
being thoroughly organized. and the
campaign VIII he one % the mos,
active ever had In South Boston.
Headquarters of the Anti-saloon
League nave heen opened on Main
street ana tho campaign COMMITTED
Will he In charge OF Rev. f., j. Rich
ardson, one oi the state secretaries
of the Amti-Ssloon League.
Mr. Richardson conducted the fight
Tor the drys, two wears ago, which re-
suited in closing the saloon, IN the
Baanister district. including south
boston and Houston. He Won many
friends by his wise and discreet man
agement as we'll as for his strong and
forcefui addresses upon the subject of
temperance. in which he has had So
much experience.
AS usual each side is claiming the
victory In advance, and the ..drys''
are especially sangu!ne, but will in no
sense relax their efforts To defeat the
establishment OF a dispensary at Hous-
ton and South Boston as contemplated
In the bin providing for an election
upon tho same.
While the women are deeply in
terested and are doing their hest as
usual to save their boys from the evil
of the liquor traffic. IL is not expected
that there will he such demonstra
tion In the way III paradine the pub
lie streets and singing campaign songs
as during thu last wet and dry
campaign. This change Is not due to
any lack of Interest on the part Of the
ladies aand children. or because the
disPensarS Is regarded as less dan
gerous, or more desirable than the
open saloon In fact OF the two
methods OF selling liquor. the dispen-
sarN is more to he dreaded than the
saloon. There was an enthusiastic
meeting held at the opera house on
sunday last. at which Mrs. Sparks. a
noted temperance lecturer. made All
able address. Short addresses were
also made by Rev. J. X. Dean, Of the
Baptist church and Messrs. r. s. Bar
bour and ]. W. Easton, two leading
business men of the town.
On Sunday there will he another
mass meeting at the opera house at
which there will he speaking by Judge
w. II. Barksdale. Rev. r. J. Richard
son and others.
Judge Barksdale has been recog-
nized for many years as the temper
ance judge. and whenever he could
do so under the law. nc would give the
traffic In liquor a black eye
The vets are making a gum shoe
campaign.
Census Figures Disappointing.
There Is considerable surprise and
dissatisfaction by the South Boston,
ians In tho census report. which only
gives the town a population OF 3.5I6.
Ely many It was confidently expected
that with the recent extension Of cor
pcrate limits, the population would
reach nearly 5000,
The new municipal building ), Is
nearing completion and will be ready
for occupancy early In January. 1t
Is situated on the corner of Main
and Bruce streets, opposite the
Masonic Temple. and IL quite slightly
edince. The total cost Will perhaps
reach as. 900.
Mr.. Frank Tuck. son Of Hon. r. ].
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
PROFESSOR HUGH BIRD
ELECTED SUPERfN PENDENT

Special to The Richmond Nirginian, }
FREDERIC Si;IfRG. VA. Dec. u.
Professor Hugh : Bird. formerly OF
Williamsburg, How OF this city. was
elected superintendent of the Fred
ericksburg public schools on Thurs
day night In Richmond. His resig
nation as superintendent for James
City county and Williamsburg was az
cepted, Professor Bird is hiliug the
place made vacant by the resignation
of Professor Arthur -. Wright, now
superintendent of the Henrico pubic
schools.
Professor Bird has been in the city
for several months. and IN very pop
ular with both scholars and school
patrons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
GOODMAN GETS 4
SHADE ON POWELL
IN TEN ROUNDS
TWO DOUGHTY sCR.APPERS put
Up CORKING GOOD FIGHT.
ONE OF FTERCE.ST BOUTS
SEEN IN GOTHSM-WILI
DRAW BIG CROWD
NEXT TINE.

NEW YORK. Dec, 24.--.tny time
Jack Goodman, pride of the West
side. and Lew Powell. the California
lad. hook up in another bout In these
paris they Will he assured of one
of the Iarg 81 crowds on record. Their
ten round bout last night. decided in
Goodman's favor by q Dlotrity of the
critics, il still The talk ri the fight
colony For the last five rounds il
WAS one of the fiereest hstic argu-
ments seen in New York this year
Goodman having the better OF IL
through his far greater cleverness.
In the latter rounds Powell fought
it'll All his Well known sisiaasness
and evened up. ia the opinion Of
many Of the spectators. the count that
had gone against him III the early
stages. Powell withstood tremen-
aaas amount of punishment in the
Early rounds. but proved hts rugged
ness by coming back stronger than
{;aedu1an AT the close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
NORWEGIAN BARK
WRECKEDON HATTERAS

NORFOLK. VA. Dee. a4.--The
Norwegian bark Speerc, bound from
Bahia for New York went ashore off
Cape Hatteras early tot day. Tier mas
ter, Captain Eoseigand. and crew of
twelve men We're taken of in the
brooches buoy If the life saving crews
at purand and creeds Hill stations.
The Speero was grst sighted in DIS
tress about 1 o'clock in the morning
and went ashore shortly afterward.
She carried only ballast. 4 heavy
sea viii probably break her up, in her
present condition. She is leaking rap
idly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
FORMER TRUST BUSTER OPENS
LAW OFFICE IN WASHINGTON

WASH NGTpN. Dec 2+.-~The rea-
son why Wade II. Ellis, former trust
buster and Republican State chair
man Of ohio. recently declined ap-
pointment to the Court OF Commerce
came To light to-day. when announce
ment was made II the formation here
Of the law firm Of Ellis 4 Donald
son.
Ellis will hereafter live at Wash
ington. but Viii maintain voting
residence ut Cincinnati. his old home.
Ellis is now acting as special attor-
ney for the Department Of Justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
pESTIlENCE THREATENS
FOREST FIRE SlFFERERs

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dee. -
pestiienga threatens to add its horrors
TO those OF the forest fires that swept
Bandettc and spnaner and snuned cut
thirty-two lives LAST october.
Two thousand fire refugees, hudd9ed
together in barracks Ia those towns
and fed by The Red Cross society, ar
in danger Of small poS conta gion IN
.roduced into the country by lumber
sacks" from Nil higan, where the dls'
ease has been raging
Upwards al twenty eases are reported
al International Falls,
There is scarcely town in Northern
Minnesota without al least one case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
'.DRUNks" ARE SCARCE n
RAPPAHANNOCK vAIaLEXss
ROPOLTS READY FON ~
Ply CHRISTMAS SEA4U4

Especial to The Richmond vi&nl
FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
Several germans and Private
have been planned by the yO1o1
pie for the holidays. I'll
One habitual freQuenter 0.|
ericksburg during the Chrfatl
son has not arrived. Thai T.
drunk. He is conspicuous by
sence. Since the city has b4N
the people on the streets
more orderly during Chrf6e1|
son than heretofore. and 410
Fredericksburg In enjoying
prosperous and happy h0lt4
son. SasSSS$S
Fredericksburg Is filled
jovial Christmas spirit that l
essary to make this holiday
business is brisk. merchandise
full, shoppers pleasant and C3N
commodating. sssS5
Large numbers of stuAe11o
turning home from college.
men of other cities are uxeM
a home coming week. ana @
pearances Christmas week
The churches have preN4
crate musical and we'll
bags for their services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
OLDF|ELO UNDER
YEARS SUSPENSION
BY AUTO|sT ASSN.


NEW YORK, bee. 245-it is an
open question to-tiay as u " hat ac-
ton barney oldne1a. the racing driV-
sr. viii take, now that he has becn
uSpsnded for one year hS the CON
test heard 1T the american AHtomo-
l,ile Association. oldteId i ane If
thu greatest racing cards fn America,
and some ~ his friends hsve openly
haasfea that ne GaS stronger thsn
the contest board. Their have been
runors that the suspfuston Il a4sfflelts
might end tho afe ri the eante ~
board If oldHeld viii carrs hts tgh,
Ia The managers If the tracks II is
not believed bs the NOR eausery u
tive automobiles. how exef. tAat 'ld-
1.sld can successfully hght tae sus-
pension.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
KING AND 0IEEN NEGRO
tONFESsES Ills GUILT

MING AND QUEEN G. III. VA. Dee.
24--Char9ed with breaking into the
store of G. K. jackson. al Nelma, In TINS
county. James Scott, coloFed, has been
lodged in the county iail here, Scott
has made a confession, in which h. i'm
rlscates two ether negroes. MIR. JACK
son lost si43 In cash ana checks OF
which sum s35 was found on the negro
when he was arrested
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

NEW YORK., Dec. 29~~tn ne i"iioN
ing christmas sentiment was written
for the United Press by the nst-
tnaries r. Aked. pastor Oh tHc tiIth
ANcnie Bapt1st citreh' ki""h az
R"ckelei'er chur.h
ny ehe rev. Shartes = ASeo.
II" most outstanding faet III t,e
"h"leWide ne ~ the thristia'i M"iia
al this season * the tnuch or kihaheSs
Which Is ~ the Ar, " ~ az ONCE
keh'a iahd hrachR. IL II ne s"it sth
tihlenthllt\. ~ ~ compassionate. oul
II Is large. clear-.Fed. sane IL - gen
Il" as the breezes of summer Whiie
inVigoratng as nFH OF our own glorious
winter days under skies 81 heavenly
hiue.
Family lie responds I" TINS large
kiiidliness. What should Christmas ne
without our family gatherings, our lei.
tiers from and ~ loved ones. our mes
sages I" distant friends, our prayers
FOR them, and all the rekindiedSeino-
irons which glow at tn" thought OF
home?
IL ~ u time % added tenderness, 81
deerened affection, o. the old love that
lives again. fresh and refreshing, I'M
changed beneath every changing SKY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
ADDITIONAL CHURCHES
ANNOUNCE XMAS MUSIC
GROVE AVENUE AND MONCMEN-
TAI ARRANGE SPECIAL PRO-
GRAMS FOR SUNDAY.

The program Of the music IN Ia
rendered at the Christmas services.
morning and night at Grove Avenue
baptist church. Harrison and Grove
avenue, IL as follows
Al the morning service. in addition
IL the regular HYMNS. the choir viii
render
There Were Shepherds -. (Martzo)
Mozart's Gloria
AT the evening service the double
quartet VIII Sing The New Born
King" cantata written by Il. W.
IoNeiand.
This work viii consume about an
hour or an hotr and fifteen minutes
to render. The choir has had this In
course of preparation for the past two
months:
The choir consists Of the following
artists.
Sopranos Miss Elizabeth West,
Miss Edith Watkins.
Altos-Miss Mary Truman Miss
Eliza beth Boaxc.
Tenors--Mr. w. IL. Boschen, Mr.
Ralph Ludwig
Bassos--Mr A. f. Lehman Mr..
Stanley Harding
organis,--~W. X, Mathews.
Christmas music at Monumental viii
be us follows:
ia. VI
Anthem professionally, Joy fills our
inmoSt hearts" ..fCioush -Leighter}
Hymn. 80 come all We faithful $3.50.
Nenite in II flat ..-#,.z..- Nc Farren1
Gloria in Excelsis 800. tTours in Fl
TIE Deuln in II .4.....z. Ga. r.. Fisher
Jubilate Dec in Il tat .1Nevin,
Childrens Hymn. once in ROYAL
Davids city .........ss...
Gloria Tihi .. troure in Fl
Hymn. "Hark, The Herald Angels
Sing ,......-5-#- =.=.#.- -
Anthem. There We're shepherds abid-
ing in the Held" Bruce Steane5
fSoprano and tenor solos and chorusl
Presentation. Festival in Il fat
IS II. Whitney
Soyenro!d Amen ......... sStainerl
Recessional. shout the Glad T'idings
organ postlude, Fantasia on two
Christmas Themes"
4 =. NJ.
Anthem professionally. joy fills cur
inmost hearts tClough- Leighter)
Hymn. 80 little totwn OF Bethlehem"
Special Psalms followed by Tours
Gloria in Exceisis -.,.......,...
Magniiicat iii +. .s...... Barnbyt
Nunc Dimittus in Il ... fBarubyt
Anthem ".o God. our God has
come" ..,.....t Battison- Haynes
tSoprano SOLO and ehorusl
HYMN, Angels from the realms Of
offertory anthem, There We're shep-
herds ...,... 800. Bruce Steane)
tSoprann and tenor solos and
chorus.
Offertory sentence in r. fiat ..
IS. p. Whitney,
yesper Hymn and Sevenfold Amen. :.
(Stainer1
Recessional, cit came upon the mid
night clear" ............
Organ postlude. March. OF the Magi
Kings .............. (Dubofs)
The Monumental choir is compos-
ed of fifty selected voices. organist
and choirmaster. Ben Potter, \. II.
G C.. +. G. q. s. Gondon1.
Second Baptist.
The following anthems will be sung
at the morning service:
The Song OF Bethlehem"
Dudley Buck
Before the Heavens Were Spread
Abroad ......... Oh. Parker
Bethlehem .... fHomer BartiettD
At the night service: A special must
cal program has been arranged.
The cantata. THE Holy Infant
Frederick Field Bullard vii, be
sung by the Quartette Choir. assisted
by select chorus Of twenty voices.
The quartet is composed Of the fol-
lowing:
Mrs y, v. Gum. soprano.
Miss Gcline Mcdonald. contraito.
Mr.. Pierce Brent. tenor.
Mr., Howard p. Bryant, baritone
and director.
Mr.. Bsssett Hough. organist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
l.. w. IANDNAN LANDS
GOOD JOB WITH ERIE ROAD

NEW YORK Dec. 24.---I. W. Land
man. general passenger agent of the
Lake Erie and Western Railroad. has
been appointed general passenger
agent III the Michigan Central Rail
road effective January !. 1911, Land
man VIII succeed O. W. RugCles, who
has held that position since issi, ana
who resigns because of i'll health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Reduced Rates Christmas and New
Year Holidays Via G. 4 q.

Tickets on sale December 18TH
1Sth-i 7th-2 St 2nd-23rd- 4th- 25th-
s1st and Jan. LIST. with final limit
January Sth, 1911.
Apply TO ticket agents for full In
formation. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICES At
CENTRAL u. NJ. e. a.

The Christmas season at the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A. will be an enjoyable
one for both members and young men
visiting In the city. The lobby has
been decorated. largely through the
Kindness Of friends. A big Christ
mas Tree occupies the center South
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Tuck, former member of the legisla-
ture. II extremely i'll with typhoid
fever, but Is thought to be slightly
improved. Mr.. Tuck has been for
some time clerk Of one of the senate
committees and is well known among
the members OF that body.
Mrs. Roy y. Beazley and children,
two little girls, are visiting Mr.. Beaz-
leys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hunter
Bcazley at this place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

President Williams and Owner
Bradley are going down u norfolk,
probably "Wednesday or Thursday. ana
have heart to heart talk with t"a-
~ lea. tsinohuaGro and Haeht. of the
Crew ownership. and ascertain Just
what is working on the minds ef those
worthless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

CHAMBER COMMITTEE FAvORS
IRON POLES FOR WIRES

Iron poles for electric light wires III
stead OF crooked wooden poles will be
recommended by the Chamber of Com
mercc COMMITTEES on streets. roads and
parks at it's next meeting II is stated.
The city authorities will then be asked
to have the recommendation put INTO
affart when new polaS are erected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Pay Roll Approved.

Pay rolls for the month We're APP
proved by the Council Committee on
street Cleaning FRIDAY night. and the
money ordered paid 10 the city en-
ployes. No other business was taken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

pori+nee and acquaintance IN the
Western League and on the Pacific
coast. he should be able Ia gather To-
gethsr seme promising youngsters I"
whom this viii look Hike hig money.
There are more than a few such men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Before another week has elapsed
II Is believed the Norfolk situation
viii have been cleared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

II i confidently expected that Nor
folk Vlil Withdraw It's opposition u
the ssasf CITY teams and come into
iht league and be good
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

STAt MON. VA, Dec. .4~-~It Is Rh-
nounced that w q, Sydnor. formerly OF
this city but for some time soliciting
agent for the Chesapeake and Onto
Railway at Charleston, West Virginia.
has been made general agent at Char
lesion for the Hooking Valley system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
"AS l SEE IT"
BY HECK

Toronfos outfit of ball tossers viii
he seen on the local ban yard on
April In and IL, owner Bradley
having received a telegram from Man
ager Kelly, al the Canadian team.
asking for those dates. and inme-
dlately informed the latter that he
could have the dates.
The New York Giants, New York
Americans. worlds champion Athlet-
les. Washington and number of
ether big league aggregations are
hooked UP for dates.
Manager James Sullivan will have
plenty of heavy talent With which to
cannot help but profit from associa-
ton with the big fellows.
The rain and moderation of the
weather win probably allow land
scape gardener Scheaek and his
henchmen to lay the turf on the local
diamond within Il few days. The
ground is now soft and pliabie. and
the turf is all ready to be rivetcd on
and to grow. 1t should be put down
at the earliest moment So as to take
the fastest root and make the best
kind of tield for the Colts and their
opponents during the season. The
green sward will be restful to the eyes
Of the fans after their excitement over
the playing of the 1911 Colts.
The holiday season holds but little
for Richmond in a local way, al
though the week may be cnlivened
by a wrestling match or two. pro-
moter George Herbert being especial
ly anxious to put on bout during
the Yuletide.
No games will be played in the
Richmond Rowling League, because
many of the regular team men are
out Of the city. Several special
matches are likely to 60 stale.
When New Year Is n memory and
all the resolutions haEe been forged
and packed away. Manager Sullivan
will get busy scouting for material for
the Colt team of 1911
He has done some accommodating
since he was commissioned by Owner
Bradley, but ms yet we have not heard
Of his setting the John Hancock by
any phenom on paper.
He IL. of course. somewhat handi-
capped BIZ tho low salary limit Of
1ls3o0 per season. hut With his AZ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
At the Theatres
vt THE THEATRES

Northumberland Day.. Monday
night
Biion--t.eorgc sidney in The Joy
Riders" all week
t'oloniaI-tt saudesiiH.
Iuhir--< ontinuou- xatdesifie-
lhri.ima- Week at (oIonlal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
ron SALE

A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
ytrginian want ads, will bring yon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

The New York Giants, New York
Americans. worlds champion Athiet-
les. Washington and number of
other big league aggregaticns are
hooked UP for dates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Manager James sullivan Will have
plenty of heavy talent with which to
try out his ccterie Of stars. and they
cannot help but profit from associa-
ton with the big fellows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT /.
ONE OF KINDNESS
PASTOR OF FIFTH AVENUE 6AP-
TIST CHURCH. NEW YORK.
TELLS WHAT THE SEASON
MEANS TO MAN.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.--Thc follow :
ing Christmas sentiment was written
for the United Press by the Rev
Charles r. Aked. pastor of the tifth
Avenue Baptist church, known as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

He ~. of course. somewhat handi-
capped BY the low salary limit OF
als3eo per season. hut With his AZ