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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE FAILURE.
Affairs OF Virginia Sale Deposit
and Trust Corporation TO Be
Investigated.
ACTION CAUSES SURPRISE
Officers and Members OF Board
of Directors. Will Be
Summoned.
CAUSES SURPRISE
Ispecial % The Timcs. DIspatch

-'.- - - Wv DlSIt Gil I'D
A~ieHahdrla, Va, January lh-The af-
iairs OF the Virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation are to he prohod
into by a special grand jury. The Jury
was ordered to-day upon application or
commonwealth's Attorney Samuel G.
brent. who mas had tho question Of
asking for Il grand jury under consid-
Grafton sinvc YESTERDAY: IN fact. since
ne visited Richmond Wednesday Inst
All OF the officers and members OF
me board OF directors of the institu-
tion. together with others. Will he
summoned before the grand jury to
testify as to the financial WORKINGS
OF the concern. Every available bit
Of that can be gotten VIII
be given to the jury. in order that the
failure may he siftcd to the bottom.
~ is expected that the july Will ia
several days in hearing tastimonv rc.
garding the failure.
The announcement lhR: :he affairs
or the concern would he probcd by a
grand jury was received with some
surprise this morning. although Mr..
brent intimated yesterday that he
would pursue such a course. rho an
phcation was at once granted by judge
L. G. Barley. of the Corporation Court.
On December 20 last. upon the applj-
cation of the board of directors Of
the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
corporation, that institution was
thrown into the hands OF receivers ia.
setSler With its chain of eight banks
scattered throughout Virginia. Hum
dreds of depositors. many of them
small ones We're caught In the COLLAPSE
and nave NOT Yet recovered from the
affair. ""e
The codrt named John s. Barbour.
Of Fairfax. and Judge j. *. NJ. Norton,
III ms city. as receivers. \ fcw dayy
a!ierward the receivers secured the
services OF Frederick Coates. Jr., a ma
!iohhl bank examiner. and the receiv.
crs, together with the latter. are still
{, engaged In the task or gong over tho
Hhairs of the concern Up to the pres
ent time. however, they have not pub
llcly announced wha, the dupositors
would receive after the affairs of the
institution are settled up. AS a result.
hundreds of depositors are very un-
easy over the outcome.
Only a short time ago application
was made in the Corporation Court for
the appointment OF a co-receiver for
the institution. Judge Barley, how
eyer, At the time deferred action In
the matter. in order that he might get
more Information concerning the imam
cial affairs OF the institution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
ATTELL ourro1srs KLINE.
snappy Tcn-ROmnd Fight nj Sotton,,
SpOrtfur CIub.

New York. January l3.-Abe Attel,
the ieatherweight champion. out.
pointed Patsy Kline. of Newark. in a
snappE ten.round go at the National
Kline kept after Atteli throughout tho
ilght. and took a lot of punishment in
MS endeavor to land n Knockout blow
ducking caused many of Kline's v%icions
swings to go wild.
In the %clinches. Attell pummelled the
Newark boys Kidneys severely. Kline
in the ninth, angering the amnion
who retnltatcd with Il volley Of rights
and lefts to the lead n body, which
drove Kline TO the ropes. Both hoys
were hghting sturdy when The bell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
OBITUARY
Mrs. Emmcllne NJ. Wexford.


Mrs. Emrnellne NJ. Wexford, widow
of Or: John Spottswood Wexford. died
at her home. 313 East Grace street.
Yesterday noon. She was before her
gloucester county, having been born
at "NVavcrly.' the Tabb homo In Glou-
c]Gster. in 1929. Since the death of DR..
had been In failing health. She was
Il sister of the late Mrs. w. W. Crurnp,
OF Richmond. Two %nieces, Mrs. Fannie
and two %nephews. Edward II. Crump
and Judge Beverly Il. Crump, both OF
lsichmond. survive.
The funeral Will TAX place from tho
' first Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
afternoon at ) o'clock.
Herbert VI. Phillips.
Herbert Mason Phillips, eldest son
OF the late General Alonzo l.. Phillips.
died yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock
at his home. 222S Stuart Avenue, aged
iorty-two years. lie was for a num-
Der OF years connected with the firm
OF Walter y. Moses &c Co. and had
pal Church for %vente years. Re
Gently he had been organist at the
flrst ~Presbyterian Church.
lie Is survived by his wife. who
nren. and by three brothers, Fleming
r., Walter d. and a. /. Phillips. Jr.
ana BY four SISTERS, Mrs. George c,
.uSkcll Mrs. William Il. Gordon and
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Phil
lips.
The funeral Will take place this at
itv Episcopal Church. and the inter-
ment will be made IN Hollywood Gem
etcry.
Mrs. Fannie Smith Taylor.
Mrs, Fannie Smith Taylor, wife OF
William II. TAYLOR, of 100 East Broad
Street. died suddenly at her home last
night at o'clock. She is survived
by her husband and three sons-A. +.
Taylor. II. T. Taylor and Alex p. Tay-
lor---and by one sister. Mrs. Granville
Hoard. and one brother. .Iack Burruss.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been made.
Funeral OF Mrs. Price.
The funeral of Mrs. S. 3. Price, who
West Clay Street. will take place from
the residence this morning at ii
o'clock. lnterment Will be made in
|liollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. Price was the widow OF DIR
John Gano Price. a urgeo OF Ken
lucky during the civil war. She
leaves three children. John l.. Price.
OF Ashland, and Mrs, j. NJ. Lewis and
Mrs, 5. q. Allison, OF Richmond be-
sides several grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Edmund LonEley.
Mrs. Pauline Hooper Longlcy. seven
ty.two years old. widow OF Rev. Ed
ihund Longley. died yesterday at the
-homc OF Manfred Cali, 1900 Grove Ave-
hue. she was II sister of Mrs. S. IL.
watts. Tho funeral will AXE place
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the
csridencc. Interment Will be private.
Mrs. Ellis Jackson.
Mrs. Ellis Jackson. formerly OF Rich
mond. died suddenly at Hartford.
Conn, yesterday, She was a sister OF
H.; n. New. of this city. The funeral
VIII be conducted at Hartford.
Charles Is. Nelson.
Especial 10 The Tines-Dispatchl
~LynchburG, Va. January l3.-Charles
*. Nelson. aged nifty. q successful far
Iner and owner of one OF the best cs-
thteS in Bedford ounty died at st.
andrews Hospital here tonight
l1eath was due TO II complication OF
diseases. which We're aggravated BY a
ca~rbuncle. He was brought here sun
day. and had been critically i'll for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
Investigation 1, Started.

lSPeNiii 10 ne llnnrS'
Alexandria. Va, January 13.-The
task of going ovcr The affairs Of the
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan
Association. which institution was yes
icrday afternoon placed in the hands
of receivers, was begun this morning
ny the receivers. Douglas Stuart and
Lewis iioof.
During the day hundreds OF small
depositors called IN the receivers. all
OF whom were anxious to learn some
thing OF the financial condition of the
institution. Nothing DEFINITE could.
however. he given out AT this time.
The closing Of this institution has
affected hundreds of small dcpositors.
many of whom had their entire life
savings tied up in the association.
Many children, 1t is said. also had de-
POSTS in the association. the money
being placed there from time to time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

who was MISS Rosaiie sayrc. Of aont..
s gems . Ga whom he married eight
prother, Clcland *. Nelson, OF I.ynch-
onrH: The burial will bc from 81.
Stephenis Church. near Forest. Sunday
afternoon AZ $3.50 o'clock.
William MnttinEiy.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch1
fredericksburg, Va, january IA
William Mattingly. formerly of King
George county. died in Washington
Yesterday OF consumption. aged sixty
five years. He is survived by his vile.
The bod was brought here today ana
taken to his former home In King
George ounty for burial.
Peter Newton. If
Especial TO The Tiincs-Dispatch.1
fredcricksburg. Va. January Ia
Peter Newton. Il we'll known Confe l.
crate veteran of Stafford county died
to-day of paralysis. aged seventy
years. lie was a member of the Fred
ericksburg Artillery in Cooper's Bat
terry throughout the Civil War. ono
sister survives him.
Mrs. Elizn j. BInck.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
iiarrisonburs Va, January l3.--Mrs.
neorge r Black: died yesterday al,
SeVenty-siX years. She was the widow
OF George d. Black. and leaves three
sons and a brother. She was a Pres
byterian.
Mrs. Mnry Wagner.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatchl
Without q single relative in the world
ana after an illness OF one day. Mrs,
Magy Wagner. elghty-two years old.
oted ycsterday three miles southeast
or ~Harrisonburg. She was Miss Freeze
before marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
DEATHS

PHlLLlPS-Dicd. ut his late residence
222S stuart Avenue. January 10. 1911.
al I:2G \. NJ, HERBERT MASON
General y. L" Phillips.
Funeral from Holy Trinity Church
THIS Saturday. AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock lnterment in Hollywood.
ARATIsTEAD-Died, at residence of
his daughter. Mrs. l.. G. Shield. in
Ghesteriield county. Va, January II.
BuckNER ARMTsTEAD, in the sen
enty-ninth year of his age. He was
a gallant Confederate soldier. serv-
ing IN General stuart's Cavalry. He
dren; Mrs. Louis j: Heindl. Of Rich
mond. Va: Mrs w. j. Tucker. OF
atlanta. Gai; Mrs. Robert B. Rood.
Shield. of Chestcrneid county. and
one son. Frank w. 4Armistead. of
New York City. His remains will
DC taken TO gloucester county Va.
where he was born and lived until
recent years.
Ho will be buried in Ware Church
yard. beside his wife. the Rev.. VIM.
H.. Lee, of Gloucester, officiating.
The following will act as palIbear-
ers: Hon. Charles Cary. Judge Jas.
Lyons Taliaferro. Hon. John \. Tabb.
x. :. Taliaferro. John Sommcrville
ioDkins-all of Gloucester county,
Va.
SEARGENT-Died. January IL. at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. 70. a.
Stockton. 3215 Semme Avenue, MRS.
WIN. SEARGENT. IN the seventy
third year of her age. She leaves.
besides her husband, two daughters
and two sons.
WELLFoRD-Entered into rest Fri
day, January 10, 1911, at her resi-
fence. No. 313 East Grace Street.
EMMEklNE NJ. WELLFORD. widow
of DR.. J. S. Wexford. in tho eighty
second year OF her age.
Funeral from First PRESBYTERIAN
Church ID at 3 p. NJ.
JAcoBs-Died, in New York City.
daughter of Joseph and Essic ia,
cobs.
Funeral Will take place from the
residence Of samuel Jacobs. 1905
tioyd Avenue, SUNDAY. January is.
Winston-Sa1em. n. G..
ton. D.. G, Baltimore. Md, papers
please copy.
TAYLoR-Died. very suddenly. at her
January 10, at Z r. NJ, MRS. FAN
ME SMITH TAYLOR. wife Of VIM.
ii. Taylor. 80
Funeral notice later.
LoNGLEY-Died, at the residence OF
Manfred Call, 1900 Grove Avenue, on
January l3. 1911. PAULINE HOOP
Eis LONGLEY, aged seventy-two,
widow Of Rev. Edmund Longley and
q sister OF Mrs. S. II. Watt. Of this
Funeral from the late residence
O'clock. lnterment private. No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

by means of small saving banks placed
In the homes of the depositors as an
incentive to save.
The closing of this institution did not
IN the least affect any of the other
financial institutions in the city.
y embe of the association said to-
day that he was of the opinion that the
depositors would not lose anything by
the closing Of the bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
Guilty of MnnsInmrhtcr.

Orangcburg, s. C.. January ia
Guilty OF manslauEhter was the YER
dict returned at 9:l5 o'clock o-nigh
against John J. Jones. a lawyer OF
Branehvillc, this county charged with
killing Abe Pcarlstine, n prominent
merchant of the same town. on De-
cember IL last. The Jury was out
about one hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
Asks nctter pcn.lon..

Washington, d. C.. January IL
purins the consideration Of a number
OF private pension bills in the House
To-Day Representative Austin. of Ten
nessee' Spoke In protest against tho
treatment which hc declared ve,orans
OF me Spanish-American War are 20
eetNiNS at the hands OF the Committee
on invalid Pensions. Mr.. Austin said
that a pension of 81 a month. nxed for
spanish-American war soldiers who
Nete oisaniod or who contracted dis
short of an insult. N'e
Mf. Austin. who is a Republican
sam he hoped when the Democrats
orsaniaed tho nest House they Womb
hppoint a Spanish War veteran as
".t"!rnnan of the Invalid Pensions Com
nn , Iv ahn appoin TO the nther places
1T mat committees men with human
hihohosS in their hearts and n sonsn
VI Justc &c fair play"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
or a race mce,ing in Norfolk mex,

spring.
The meeting will open on the 9Th
and close on the roth of April. Bob
and Ben Levy, who successfully con-
Quoted the meeting here last Sep
TENDER. are expected to return to Nor
iolk early next month to begin max
ing extensive improvements to the
track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

Now York. January l3.-Announcc-
ment was made tonight that the con-
test board Of the American Automo-
bile Association had decided to award
sanction for the Florida automobilc
races, March q TO 80. inclusive. 10 the
preference to the Daytona utomohIl
club Under this arrangement. the
races VII be run at Atlantic (Pablo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

LOST, ON THURSDAY, a CIRCULAR
brestpin, set with diamonds and
sapphires. Reward. IL returned 10
800 w. Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
both San Francisco Bay n Hampton

ootH SHH krahcisco Bay n Hampton
Roads.
Mr., Swanson's amendment contcm-
lliatcs having the president welcome
me representatives OF foreign fleets in
MashinSicn and then review the fleets
IN Hamilton Roads before they start
on their voyage To the exposition cjtv
INC New orleans exposition boosters
nave agreed 10 accept such an amend
mcnt. and Mr.. Swanson stated that no
opposition had been offered by tho
san Francisco delegation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
JOCKEY CLUB GRANTED DATES.
Spring Race Meeting VIII Open AprII
9th and CIOnc on tic 2nfh.

9Th and Close on the 26th.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. January l3.-Bernard
l~1owenberG last evening received a
telegram from One Sewer. one OF the
hest known turf writer's in the coun-
try. stating that the jamestown
Jockey Club had been granted dates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
Ready Money

You CAN ave something. Don't
hesitate because the amount Is
small, but begin at once.
Don't buy what you don't need.
Save the cos of all unnecessary
things and see how many dollars
of ready money you'll have-and IL
will earn 8 per cent. here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
Memorial 5erhires

The George H. Thomas Post, G. A. r.,
and the Woman's Relief Corps, auxiliary
will attend service in the Memorial
United Brethren Church. North Capitol
and streets northwest, tomorrow even
ing at o'clock The pastor, Rev
Charles f. Fultz, Will preach the sermon
-heme, The Little Bronze Button" Pa
triotic hymns will be sung All veterans
are invited.
At the Church of the Covenant a dou-
bic quartet. composed of Mrs Fugitt.
Mrs Hampstead, Mrs. Gawler, Mrs Reed.
MI Matthew. Mr.. Hensey. Mr.. Hum
phrey and Mr. Moore, will render the
following program at the $50 o'clock
service: Anthem, ''Oh. for the Wings of a
Dove" Mendelssohn: trio, ION Thee
Each Living Soul Awaits" Haydn; solo.
With Verdure Clad" Haydn: anthem,
Sanctus (St. Cecilia. Gounod
The 100 o'clock musical service will be
led by Mr.. Charles Ti;tmaEn, basso; Mr.
Herman Rakeman, v.oiinist. and Mr.. Err
nest Lent violoncellist. and selections
Will be rendered follows: Strings and
organ. "Eventide." Middleton; "Chanson
sans Paroles" Tschaikowsky; I'm the
Great Beyond Brooks: solo. selections
from Psalms % and 121, set to music by
Pastor John F. Briggs at the Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow evening will
preach on The New Theology and
Prayer or How God Answers Prayer?'
this being the third In the series on
Blasting at the Rock OF Ages"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
Or. Kaorliffe Returns.

~ Ev. DR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE
* has returned from Washington
~ and Lee University at Lexington,
Va where he delivered the commence
ment address, and also on last Sunday
preached 10 the students of the university
as well as those OF the Virginia Military
Institute Tomorrow evening he will re-
sumo his lecture series of sermons on L
Go-a-FIshing" His special subject will
be "A Big Catch
Rev. Dr. John Reid Shannon of Metro
pohtan Methodist Church has invited Rev.
D~ Abram Simon of the Eighth Street
Synagogue to preach Sunday evening the
twelfth sermon of his series on Travels
in Bible Lands" The last scenes OF the
series had to do with the dehverance of
the Hebrew people from Egyptian bond
age. Rabbi Simon will conclude the series
with a sermon on THE God of My Faith
ers."
The Washington District Woman's For
e'gn Missionary Society OF the NJ. E
church is having a visit from Miss Amy
c. Lewis a missionary from Japan. Mon
dav she spoke in Wilson Memorial Church
and Wednesday in Douglas Church,
where a large company of standard bear
ers was organized. Thursday she ad-
dressed the prayer meeting in Mckendree
Church, and Friday spoke TO a large
audience of young people in Froundry
Church.
THURSDAY afternoon she viii tell mis-
sionary stories to the Kings Heralds and
Little Light Bearers at Metropolitan
Church, and tomorrow afternoon she
closes her itinerary by addressing rally
Of all the missionary organizations IN
Wesley Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20

May business session was held Tues
day. at the home of MI and Mrs. w. -
Speiden. and was followed by refresh
mentS.
The Young Peoples. intermediate and
Junior Endeavor societies Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will unite in
meeting tomorrow evening, which will be
visited by President Davis Vice Presi-
dent Gilman and other officers OF the
District Union.
The three Christian Endeavor societies
Of Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
will hold a joint meeting tomorrow even
ing The Young Peoples Society held a
candle light" meeting last Sunday. led
by Mr.. P. F. Drury.
June the intermediate society Of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church will be pro-
NOTED to membership in the Young Peo-
pies Society at a special service. which
will be attended by President Davis OF
the District union.
X X
attend the Atlantic City convention July
6-12. will meet Friday evening. June 2
in the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church to decide upon all details of the
trip. Transportation Manager Edward
Tarring has secured the following hotels
for the use of the Washington delegation:
The Tracy and the Louvan, on Tonnes
see avenue. the Ten Eyck and the San
Jose. on st. James place: the Mervine.
on New York avenue. and the Ridley. on
Atlantic avenue. They are we'll situated,
within walking distance of the million
dollar pier. where the sessions of the
convention will be held. 1t is expected
that the entire accommodations Of these
hotels will be required for the Washing
ton party. The chorus, which is being
drilled by Mr.. Foster. held successful
rehearsal last night and will meet again
Friday, May &C. at 1880 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
.CbrlStiau Gu0eahor:
DoteS

" t the Eastern Presbyterian Church
~ the following new officers Of the
~ Christian Endeavor Society were
installed by Rev. G. l.. Neibel last Sun
day evening: Miss Katharine Jacobs,
president; Miss Grace English first vice
president: Miss Elsie Allwine. second vice
president; Miss Leah f. Elwood. secre-
tary; Mr.. Joseph Bishop. treasurer: Mrs.
Henry assistant treasurer; Miss Florence
Trainhan, pianist; also the following COM
mitee chairmen: Mrs. S. D. Rollins.
prayer meeting; Miss Lucy English. look
out; Miss Else Ailwine. social Mr.. r.
l.. Holmes missionary: Miss E,ffie Per-
kns. flower. The society will hold pic
mic at Great Falls May 30.
Emmanuel Baptist intermediate Society
will hold a joint meeting with the Junior
Society of that church tomorrow after
noon at 800 O'Clock and in the evening
will meet with the Beta Society of Ninth
Street Christ an Church, when Miss Vir-
ginia l.. Raymond will preside. The I'm
manuel Society has received four new
members this month. A Decoration day
picnic Is being planned. to be held in
Rock Creek Park.
The meeting of the First Baptist Society
tomorrow will be led by Mrs. W. w..
McMaster, and special music will be fur
nshed by the NICK endree male quartet.
The society has completed arrangements
for moonlight excursion June ~, and a
picnic at Great Falls August 10. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
FLAP Kallies

The MAY rallies OF the Sunday School
Institute will be held Sunday afternoon
MAY IS at Christ Church. Georgetown. at
Gas o'clock in the morning and In the
Church of the Epiphany at o'clock In
the afternoon. Rev. L. Ward Denys Will
be the preacher for Christ Church and
Rev Jay J. Diulor for the Church Of
the Epiphany service. Schools are TO be
assembled at the usual places for the
professions. In the event OF rain the
children will be seated at once IN the
churches.
Rev Godfrey Schiling. who has been
reappointed comn'ssary general OF the
holy land for the United States. has ar
rived at Brookland and taken charge of
the Franciscan monastery, Father Schil-
ling transferred tie commissariat OF the
holy land from New York thirteen years
ago. He has many friends in Washing
ton
The Sunday School OF Ohev Sholorn
Temple at 9th and / streets northwest.
will be opened tomorrow morning. II Will
be conducted under the direction of Rev.
6 Bicousky, principal OF the Hebrew
school. All Jewish children are cordially
invited 10 attend
The presbytery OF Washington city is
represented a the presbyterian General
Assembly. now in session at Atlantic City.
by Rev. W II. Edwards pastor OF the
Clifton. Va. Presbyterian Church; Rev.
Charles T. Neihel. pastor OF the Eastern
Presbyterian Church OF this city. and
Elders Charles Il. Bailey OF the New
York Avenue Church and II. X Simpson
81 Metropolitan Church.
X
The pulpit OF the Eastern Presbyterian
Church will be occupied tomorrow morn
ing by Rev. John Calvin Elliott. In the
evening Rev Stuart Bready, assistant
pastor OF the Church OF the Covenant,
VIII be the preacher.
Rev, DIR. w. II. Dunbar, pastor of ST
aLarH's Lutheran Church. Baltimore Md.
VIII address the Lutheran Young People 5
Union of the District in St. Paul's Luther
an Church Monday evening ut O'Clock
Among the questions to be considered will
he the advisability OF consolidating the
Young Peoples Union and the Luther
League Central. The two organizations
are equally strong. and there is wide
spread feeling that they should unite
Initial steps have already been taken
and tie outlook, it is pointed out, is hope
eul. DIR. Dunbar IS 10 speak on "Ou,
Young People and Modern Materialism."
: =
The Mems Bible Class OF the Central
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who will take as his subject '"rhe Young
Mans Opportunity
The mass meeting, which is to be the
final session of the convention. Will be
held at 3 O'Clock. with DR.. Hubert Garlic
ton of Boston, general secretary of the
brotherhood. as the first speaker. His
subject will be What the Brotherhood
Stands for After Its Twenty-eight Years
of Experience" The remaining speaker
will be Rev DR.. Charles c. Pierce, rector
of st. Matthew's Church. Philadelphia,
whose subject will be The Future of the
brotherhood" All the services and ses-
sions Of the convention will be for both
the senior and junior members of the
brotherhood. and will also be open to the
general public.
4 4
The senior brotherhood chapter OF ST.
Pauls Church, I'D street, is growing in
numbers. Three new members have re-
Gently been enrolled making the chapter
stand, it Is pointed out, third in point of
membership among those attached to the
Washington local assembly.
Definite arrangements have been made
for the organization of a probationary
Junior brotherhood chapter 10 be attached
to st. Philips Church. Laurel. Md, with
membership of nine boys. There are
splendid prospects. II is averred for ag-
gressive and telling work in the parish