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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
WANT INSURANCE
u|FE
Has Been Missing Eight Years.
but Company Will
Not Pay.

TIE suit OF tho Security Bank Of
Richmond against the Equitable Life
Assurance Society occupied the en-
tire session OF the Law and Equity
Court yesterday. The suit Is brought
20 recover 100000 damages which 1t
is alleged the defendant company re-
fused to pay or a policy carried BY
Charles II. Hudspeth.
The history OF the case Is an UNI
usual and interesting one. About eight
years ago. 1T III alleged. Hudspcth DIS
appeared from this city. leaving Il
note saying hat he Intended com
hitting suicide. Flo has never been
seen by his relatives and friends, and
the inference is. that he took his life.
The insurance company refused to pay
the claim. and the suit brought yes
terday was tho result. 1t is also
claimed by the company that a pre-
MUM due was not paid before the
disappearance of Hndspcth.
According to the law, a man Is rec
ognized as legally dcad when he has
not been heard from in seven years.
1t is therefore claimed by the plaintiff
that the company has no right to with
mold the money on account of h
fact that there Is no concrete evil
dence OF Hudspeth's death.
Evidence in the case was completed
yesterda and argument on the in
structiof Will begin this morning
at 1870 ick- 1T is expected that the
jury wi ing In a verdict this after
noon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
SALES OF hurley
Virginia Grown Tobacco Brings Top

Virginia Grown tobacco Brings Top
Prices In Richmond warehouses.
On the loose leaf tobacco market
Yesterday Virginia grown White Bur
ley had the right of way. j. p Tay-
ilor. of Orange county. the pioneer In
hurley culture in Virginia. put a part
of his last years crop on the floors
OF. stonewall Warehouse. His total
sales amounted to about 10000 pounds
and the prices obtained ranged from
50 to $3.50 per hundred pounds, and
il was not the best OF his crop
either. r.. l. Hutchinson and ]. .. Rob
lnson. also of Orange; a. r. Shannon,
of near Gordonsville, II w. J. Smith,
OF Louisa, We're also Burley sellers at
5Stonewall Warehouse. They got good
prices for their weed.
At Shockoe Warehouse julius S.
Williamson, of Montvale, Bedford
county, was a seller of Virginia Bur-
ley, and on a lot of about 5000 pounds
he scored good figures. Ills high pile.
sold at Crenshaw Warehouse.
Davenport Warehouse sold about
10000 pounds, the bulk of 1t coming
from Western Virginia mountain
coyhties. but in the sales was some
splendid Burlcy that was grown In.
HnlifaS county. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
EA[LS BENEATH
WHEE[SOE HEARSE
Archie Cary Has Two Ribs
Broken by Serious
Tumble.

While he was riding on a bicycle
behind his fathers carriage, Archie
Cary, Jr., son of T.. A. Gary, of High
land Park, was knocked down and
run over by a hearse returning from
a funeral, shortly after a o'clock yes
5terday afternoon.
It is said tht the accident was due
70 the carelessness OF the driver Of
carriage turned sharply to avoid a col
lision with him, and the boy, not
seeing the hearse, rode into 1t. He
fell beneath the horses hoofs. and
was rolled beneath the wheels. lie was
picked up, much bruised and shocked
and was carried into a nearby doc,
tors office. where examination show
ed that two ribs We're broken.
After his injuries were dressed, lie i
was placed in the carriage and taken
home. He wifi recaEer.
Mr.. Cary IL .lo6king for further
evidence as to Nhc% accident which.sbc-
fell his son through the alleged care
lessness of the driver of the ~hearse.
and said last night that he would
have the driver arrested to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
WH|STTOURNAM[N1
WITH BALTIMORE
Richmond Club to Play Several
Cities for Cham
pionsl1ip.

The Richmond Whist Club Will prob.
ably accept a proposition that a tour
nament between 1t and tho Baltimore.
Washington and Norfolk clubs be
played In Norfolk on May 2s and 30.
The proposition came from William
Seely. chairman Of the whist commit
tee OF the Washington club.
The following Is the arrangement
for the proposed games:
Saturday. May 2S-An open pair
match. two sessions. afternoon and
evening, to be played under the How
ell system. Entrance fee OF 81 per
pair.
On Monday, May go, a of four.
eight or twelve men from each OF the
four clubs to play In morning. after
noon and evening sessions. for a cup
to be offered by the four clubs %collec-
lively. the winners TO hold same for
the ensuing year. the cup to be re-
turned for play each year at the diff
ferent cities in rotation until won by
one club three times. upon which 1t
shall become the property of said club.
The visiting clubs Will assume their
own expenses. In order that the home
club may be put to no expense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
ArrcNtk N-chtcrlaY.

John Lee. colorcd, was arrested yes
ter,day on q charge OF stealing thirteen
the Wiltshire Company, on East Main
Street; and a watch valued at s35 from
IL. Cohen.
James Watson, colored. was arrested
on a charge Of being disordcrly in the
saloon of John Ryan.
George Matthews, Il white boy, six
teen years Old. was arrested on a
charge OF assaultinS w. T. Taliaferro
With a stone.
James Kenney. colored. was arrested
on suspicion of stealing clothes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
CURTIS BRINGS SUIT

Dairy Inspector Rcscnt- Dcllwood'a,
Repetition Of Charges of FRvOritixm.
Suit was filed In the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday by City Milk and
Dairy Inspector n. Fl. Curtis against
James Bellwood, u farmer and dairy
man of Chesterfield county, for $4,000.
1t is generally thought that the suit
Is the result of certain charges made
by Mr.. Bellwood against the inspector
in the hearing of the Throcknlorton
General Assembly a short time ago.
At8that time Mr.. Bellwood reiterated
charges made by him in an invcstiga-
ltion before the Board or Health last
spector Curtis was eXonerated before
the Health Board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
M'CAY LOWEST BIDDER

Electric Contract Is Not Awarded
The Committee on EieetrleitS last
aniShtSheard a report Ola subcommit-
tee to Which was referred the bids
for the distribution system for the
cheering COMPANY being the lowest l
bidder. Engineer Tratrord said that
the City Engineer did not approve his
location Of an underground conduit in
Broad street, as the place was being
change would entail some extra cost,
which had not been figured out, the
committee referred the matter back 10
the same subcommittee to report next
Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
state Supreme Court.

The following cases were argued
yesterday in the supreme Court of
Appeals of Virginia:
Copperthite VS.. Loudoun National
Bank. ct ais; fully argued by John s.
Barbour, for appellant, and y. p. Car
rett. % appellee. and submitted.
Norton Board OF Trade, by, etc. VS..
The Railroads; argued by r. 7. Irvine,
for appellant. and Il II. Cooke and a.
=. Brandcts, for appellees, and SUB
mitted, ts5
Next cases to he called:
.Adamson's Admir- VS.. Norfolk and
Portsmouth Traction GO, ct all; P2o-
ltomac, II. and F. r. r. Co, VS., lClhiches-i
ter, Admir-; Splitting VS.. IIutcheson;
Imperial Company vs.. Trotlnan: Nor
folk and Portsmouth TractionLAC Co. VS.,
pally's Admir-; Hargrave's Adm'r VS..
Shaw Land and Timber Company:a3NiX-
'dorff. VS.. Blount ct als,;4Clty Of Rich
mond VS., Gentry. Williams VS.. Green
and Pollard g. Eaw vs.. American Stone
Co. inc, being Nos. 81 to 60, n, 1874
and lblon argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
SEVEN INDICTMENTS
Negro WHO swallowed Alleged Forged

Negro WHO Swallowed Alleged Forged
Receipt Acquitted.
The March grand Jury met in the
Hastings Court yesterday morning.
with L. z. Morris as foreman, and
returned seven true bills. The follow
ing were indicted: Mary Davis, for
malicious wounding; Samuel Dodson.
for burglary (2); Charles Standing,
Tor murder: George Woodbridge, for
with forging a receipt. a not true
bill was found. The negro swallowed
the receipt before he was arrested,
and 1t was a badly worn piece OF
evidence. He was advised against the
further use of paper as a food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Police Court Gases.

William ~Gilchrist, colored, charged
with assaulting Thad Hervin, was sent
TO the grand jury from Police Court
yesterday morning,
The case against Otis Goode, alias
Sam Mills, colored, who Is suspected
of having participated In the robbery
Of AbraiE Lutto's store,>was continued
to March o.
The case against Jack Sharpe, coll
oredi charged with selling cocaine.
Was continued TO March IL,
II. h, Mason, white, suspected OF be-
ing a fugitive from Justice from North,
Caroline, was ordered hid till March.
u. He Is alleged 10 have heeced sew
oral young men IN uspoker game.
The cases against Lewis White aud
Clinton I1ordfIeld. colored, charsed
with stealing chickens, We're continued
to March Q.
HiltonsYenable and Lewis Clelnmons,
icolored. charged with holding up and
robbinE y. Henderson OF SIC. were sent
on to the grand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
News Of Manchester

Ndhchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch,
~. No.11O3 Hull Street.
ine funeral of Robert James Griffin,
tWentS.sevon years old, who died sud
G Sunday morning about 10 O'Clock
at the home of his uncle, il b. Rudd,
III cambridge Street, will take place
WIS morning at II O'Clock from the
g,esidcnce, The in%termcnt will be j n
MaurS Cemetery. sSa& MN S#S - +
me death Of Mr.. Griffin was 9uunex-
spectsd, ana shocked his many friends
Thn funeral of Ruth odell, daughter
PLAT. and Mrs, r. II. Kelly, OF $40
rlull street, took place Yesterday aftcr-
n NJ, a. f",SV5 o'clock, 5lnterment was in
Tho Police Commissioners we're
TO meet last night at 1880
oSlock; but at $ O'clock NJ. A..@Camp-
nell : me only member present. left.
quorum
The Finance Committee will meet
nnrrs nay night E at 5 o'rloGSk; The res
nut que to the lack OFF, quorum the
Ns.tutS ~oHleueTdte camps anu
non-members. also descendants Of Con-
teaerate soldiers, desiring crosses OF
can obtain them by applying to
Alrs. ~, Hewlett Trainum, 10i7 Porter
street for application blanks.
The Chesterfield Chapter, United
Daughters Hof the Confederacy, have
neeu. extended an invitation to meet
n regular session with#thc Richmond
snaptter@in Lee Camp Hall "Wednesday,
al III D'cloC1k E48A{HRs &NA4sSF4fPf
senator j, ~, Watkins. or CHESTER
leld, II being warmly congratulated bS
men in his district for his
stand on the Statewide bill,
senator Watkins is a Democrat and
q local optlon platform. For this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
BUILDING PERMITS

Brick nnd Frame Dwellings to Go IN
In Several Parts Of the City.
Building Inspector Beck yesterday
issued the following permits for build
inGs and repairs:
Mrs. Fannie e. Miller. to erect a
two-story brick tenement for two
on the south side OF Hano-
Yer Avenue. between Meadow ana Park
Streets, to cost $6,S00.
c. w. Montgomery, to erect two me
story open frame storage sheds on the
north side Of Cary Street. between
Vine Street and Allen Avenue, to cost
$3.50.
u. F. Cathcart. to erect two detach-
ed two-story frame dwellings on the
east side of Twenty first street. be-
tween r and S Streets. to cost So
400.
G. ". Montgomery. to repair brick
manufactory on the north side Of Cary
Street, between Vine Street and Allen
Avenue, to cost $500.
Wesley Z. THOMPSON, to repair
frame dwelling. 1926 Cedar Street. to
cost SIPS.
Mrs. +. Bottigheimer, to repair
brick dwelling, 2325 East Main Street.
to cost 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Nicer M Mllllnm.hnrr

Teachers or the Third Congressional
will hold their annual meet
ing in Williamsburg on March Is and
IS. Nice-President Charles G.. Burr.
OF the state Teachers Association. has
the meeting in charge, and Indications
are that IL Will he u great success.
ranging to entertain in their homes
all visiting teachers. The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway viii sell tickets at
reduced rates to all vino attend the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
SAM STEINER MAY RUN

Member of City Democratic Committee
Mentioned for Council from Henry.
sam Steiner, of II South Adams
street. has been asked by many of his
friends, It was stated last night, t o
become a candidate for5the City Council.
from Henry Ward. He Is now a mem
Der OF the City Democratic Committee
and is we'll Known in his ward. Hesis
considering the matter and will take
counsel with his friends before
announcing himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Runaway Goes Home.

Albert Rossa, tho siSteen-ycar-old
boy !. Who ! .. ran ! r. away From B p,
his father yesterday. Tho two had
affcctlonata meeting In the First
Police station The boy promised to
behave himself always after. Andrew
Bird, his cousin. Who ran away With
was unclaimed, and will be cared
for, by. the Associated Charities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
DR.. LAIRD HERE

Danvillc Minister Conducting Special
Service ntSChurcll of Covenant.
Rev. ". r. Laird.fD.D, of Danville.
presided last night q the first OF a
series of special services Which will.
be held this week in the Church OF
the Covenant. corner OF Harrison.
Street and Park Avenue. DIR. Laird
will assist tho pastor. Rev. j, Calvin
week, and will be his guest, The OPEN
Ing service was we'll attended. Music
Of an evangelistic tyne will DO direct
cd by Director Hill. NA'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
state. Circuit Court OF Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals. with Circuit Judges Cion and
Pritchard and District Judge Dayton
in attendance. held a conference ses-
sion Yesterday. The following case is
in call for to-day:
No. a52. C. A. Bray, trustee, appel
liant, VS.. John n. Staples. appellee. from
the United States Circuit Court at
N. C. To be argued by
& Broadhurst and Steadman &
Cooke, of Greensboro. n. c., for the
and by w. p. Bynum and
A. L. Brooks, of Greensboro. for the
appellee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
A..uultcd Servant Girl.

Several white boys last night struck.
Mildred, Archer. a colored servant girl.
while she was looking in the windows
of the. Miller & Rhoads store, and
knocked her down. Though more
frightened than. hurt. the girl sank
down OH the pavement and began to
cry. Two officers Went to her aid, but
she was so badly scared that they had
to take her home. size is employed
at GOA East Grace. and she was taken
there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
SAVE THE BABIES
Health Board Outline. Plan for Spring

Health Board O%utline. Plan for Spring
CampniEn.
at a meeting of the Board Of Health
last night plans We're formulated for
the baby war,"'&to lie carried on@thist
spring In an effort to lower tho death
rate among children under two years
OF age in the spring and summer
months. Three nurses are to be nm,-
5ployed, and the assistance of#tle In
struc>tve Visiting Nurses. Associations
lto&be l.vited insthe conduct Of a gen
seral effort to stop the "slaughter OF
the innocents," now held by foremost
health authorities to be all but UNI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
.HoWlTzER INSPECTION
Col. NItchuin to 1Inkc Thorough TX
ANIMATION OF Equipment.

Col. Mltchnin to 31nkc ThorouEh FIX
animation OF EqnIpment.
Colonel o. e, Mitcham. chief ord
name officer of the Department of the
East, United States Army. will make
official inspection to-day of the
equipment of the Richmond Ho"itzers.
This inspection. made under the pro-
visions of the War Department. Is
most minute. every bolt and screw be-
ing taken apart and examined. a.
most exhaustive report has TO be
laborious one. The Howitzers have
shown up splendidly in these reports
in the past. and no fear Is felt. by
the officers and men that there will
b serious fault found with the condt-
ton of the battery equipment at this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
pr. Levy to Addrcs. rhy.,c,nn..

0,,Il1eI IIcAItl Ullccr =, e. T.eyy3YwiltE
make nm address before the RlcilmohlS
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery ~
night8on tho subject OF he#preyalencs
OF measles In the city. IDr. George Is,
Earksdale Will read 9 paper or, tie
3dlcitis." The meeting has boen cnaalleed
for s p. n. IN the building Of the
Travellers Protective Association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Honor. Rcaulsition.

Governor Mann Yesterday honored
q rcqulsition from the Governor OF
North. Carolina for the return Of Ar.
thur Utt, who Is held in Danville, Va.
utt's alleged crime. which is nor a
serious one. was committed in For
syth county, n. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
small hoy Hurt.

Robert Swami, tho five-year-oM son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Swami, of Fairmount
Avenue, Was seriously injured Satur-
5ul,on a railroad torpedo, His hand
Was torn almost to sllreds, and one of
Slus eyes WAS badly hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
MANCHESTER ACTS
T0-N|GHT0NUN|0N
President Reatns, 81 City AS
sembly, Fights for
Delay.
ALDERMEN VOTE THURSDAY
Election May Be Called Within
Next Three
Weeks.

Withs.thc consolidation ordinance, as
passed by the Council OF this city and
signed by Mayor y. G. Richardson Sat
urday, In the hands of the city clerk
OF Manchester, the fight for annexation
on the south side Of the river begins
to the City Assembly, and If passed
upon favorably in that branch Will so,
to the Board OF Aldermen not later
than Thursday night. If Mayor Maui
rice signs It. as there Is practically no
people.
The petition. as certified to by City
G1e r Ben man = August sest had hardly msay
was made of President J.D. Reams, OF
the Assembly. to call a meeting to-
night, He said tina: he was unwilling
to call tho body at that time. and sug-
A sufficient Number of members then
presented the request, rs required by
ORDNANCE, forcinE him to make the
calsd Mr. NJ Eeams Is kn9w san to be op.
in favor OF its passage declare that his
desire for a delay was for the purpose
OF taking up time, which, at this stage
of tho contest. is precious: There is
to force a meeting of the Board at.
once, and 1t was said yesterday that
1t would be held either tomorrow night
or Thursday.
Fight on Popular Vote.
The opposition has practically given
up the fight to defeat the measure in
either branch of the Council, and is
now said to be bending It's energies
election. y prominent member OF the
Assembly said last night that tho ordi.
nance would :.robably pass that branch
by a vote of 9to 8. anl 80 through
the Board by about the same propor-
ton.
the Council, under the leadership OF
the Business Mems Club OF Manchester
and Chesterfield. those in favor of the
measure VIII begin 4 whirlwind cam
paign to secure enough votes to carry
it through. The association will be
assisted by the chamber Of this city,
which will have a large delegation,
headed by President Henry W. Wood
and Business Manager William T. Dab
ney. at the Assembly meeting tonight.
While the advocates of consolidation
been busy with getting the legal
questions In such shape as to bring it
to a vote of the people. those opposing
1t lave Deen ~tirelGss in their cforts
to strengthen sentiment against 1t in
every part of the city Leaders in this
fight are, as they ha"e always been,
members of the cficc-holoing contin-
Gency, which has hacked the movement
at every point from its incipiency.
In the opinion OF the most substan.
tial business men OF Manchester. they
will be able. in the short time allowkl
between the passage OF the ordinance
and the date of the election, to con-
vince the better part Of the lukewarm.
and to change many Of those now sup.
posed to be ready t. vote against it.
According to many business man of
Manchester. The majority. while II Will
not be overwhelming, will be large
enough to ireyent n chance of a
contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Nathan Moorc's Tunernl.

Nathan Moore was buried yesterday,
Second Baptist (colored) Church. \
large number of members of the
Wcstmoreland Club marched from the
club house to the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Marriage Liccnscs

Marriage LiccnscH.
Marriage licenses We're issued yes
terday fnthe Hastings Court to VIII
liam IT, Snead and Katie Il. Ellis, to-
Corneliussand Lucy E. AUS
tin ana to Eugene Z. Jones and Annie
n. Saunders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

Senator Thornton. of Alexandria, was
INC guest of Senator Watkins Sunday.
An. important meeting Of Davis Coun-
Gil, NO. -, Junior Order United Amer
lean Mechanics, will be held Thursday
night in Odd-l7ellows' Hall. The by
OF the council will be revised, and
a full attendance is desired.
The Industrial Chapter OF Meade Me.
mortal Church held its business meet
ing Yesterday afternoon at a O'CLOCK,
with Mrs. ~. II, Garnett, 14o1 Porter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
tttcmntcd HOId-Uu

Attempted IIold-Up.
Mrs. l.. w. Gray, of SIT North
Twenty-eighth street, was the victim
OF u daring attempt at robbery by a.
big negro Saturday night, as she was
passing Twcnty-fourth and Marshall
Streets. She resisted. n the negro
ran off. The case has been reported
to the nOlicc. .MSaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08
Small Irire,

IN lW3 SlNIII FTrH.
a still alarm Of tlre@was turned in
yesterday afternoon from Ninth and
Abigail Streets. The fire WAS In n
small house, and the damage was In
S1S 1l4CuulsI2 lg NB&sN6& M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

DIR. Levy Is Back.
DIR. Fl. II. Levy has returned after a
short visit to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-08

reason he does not think that he should
support such a measure as that patro-
nized by the Senator from Amherst,
The independent-reporter., 1910-02-03
HINCKLEY.

c. M. Holt OF skowhegan, was In
town Tuesday.
F. A. Wing OF Wateryile, is loading
apples at this station.
Perley Gerald was home over Sun
day, returning to his work at Burn
ham Monday.
Mrs. e. r. Stearns of Shawmut, is
visiting Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
Miss Kate Burrill returned Mon
day from a few days visit In Shaw
NUT.
Earle NJ. Palmer, l. II, s. II, was
out OF school Monday with neural
gia In the face.
Miss Evelyn. who has been Ill the
past week. is much better.
John Lewis of Fairfield Is moving
his fsmily into the Bessey house In
Skowhegan.
Mrs. c. B. Tuttle and o. b. Butler
visited friends In Clinton Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Palmer and son
visited Mrs. Palmer's father, X. Nj.
Dunbar. Sunday.
The Hinekley Sunday school and G.
r.. society are much enjoyed this WIN
ter. sunday evening. january 80. II.
b. Watson of Good Will farm. lead
the meeting. About forty people
were present. Several Of the Good
viii girls came up and helped WITH
the stRKing and Miss Mabel Wiley was
organist. Next Sunday evening. b.
A. Greenwood will lead. All are
cordially invited.