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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
TY INTERVIEWS
CONDEMNED MAN
HENRY 5EATTIE, IN TALK WITH
COBB, PICKS MAck'S MEN
AS WINNERS.

" developed Yesterday that Ty Cobb
/ had an exclusive interview with Henry
| Clay Beattie Jr., the condemned wife
{ murderer while here several DAYS ago
with the All-Stars. Securing a per-
NIT from Harry NJ. Smith, Jr., Beattie' g
lawyer, who acted as toa stmaster at
! the banquet given In his honor Tues
day. night at the Jefferson, Ty visited
the city Jail the next morning In com
pany With George Mullin. the veteran
Detroit twirler, and remained with
Beattte for nearly half an hour dur
ing which baseball was the chief topic
Of conversation. Ty was impressed
with Beatties familiarity with the
Hher points II the game and was also
surprised 70 learn that the condemned
man had often seen him slug the ball
and run the bases at Detroit where
Beattie has visited several times in
recent years as guest OF relatives.
Ty was struck with Beatties cheer
fulness In view OF the fact that death
IN the electric chair seems near a.,
hand.
Ty made no mentien Of the murder
during his visit and Beattie was
equally as retieent. George Mullin had
very little TO say to the condemned
man. letting Ty do most OF the talk
ing
Bea.tie ventured the prediction that
Connie Maok's men would come out
winners In The world championship
series with McGraw's giants which
begins day IN New York
While here with the Ail-Stars,
Mack's team visited the scene of the
murder on Midlothian turnpike, max
ing the trip IN automobiles They
also visited The jail where Beattie Ia
confined, but being without the neees-
sarv permits failed 10 get a elirpse Of
the Young man whose sensational trial
at Chesterfield Courthouse held the
attention OF the entire country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
CHIEF OF POLICE
IS OETHRONED

BENSON, n. C.. Oct. 13.--Great ex-
e'emeht prevails here tonight over
the action Of he board of aldermen.
who az O'Clock tonight met and
declared the office OF chief of police
vacant.
Chief b. .. Creenh refused TO hand
over the keys or 10 relinquish his
official duties. Mayor y. IT Ryalls
also refused 10 recognize the action
! of the board of aldermen. unless
Greech is regularly removed by Judi
cial proceedings. The town is in a
turmoil
The board now threaten 10 remove
and i'm peach the mayor and to-mor-
rows developments are eagerly look
ed forward To. The enforcement of
a new liquor law figures in the
trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
SHOT THROUGH
HEAD; SUCCUMbS
VICTIM or HUNTING ACCIDENT
EMPIRES AFTER BEING
BROUGHT TO CITY.

Death came yesterday 70 the reiiet
OF sixteen year-old Linnie Darden. son
az Mr., aud Mrs. r. l. Darden, of I00a
North 'FMenty-sinth street. who Was
accidentally shot while hunting
Thursday IN Amelia county.
The youth passed away early yes
terday afternoon nj Memorial iiospi-
tai where more than fifty shot were
extracted from the wounn In his head
Thursday night after his arrival in
Richmond. lie never recovered con-
sciousness and thus the surgeons were
enabled TO operate without the use of
anaesthetic
Young parden was employed at the
Richmond Cedar works EAactlyy
how he vas shot was not explained
by the physician who brought him
to Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
WHITAKER CASE
UP TOMORROW

Special to The Richmond Virginian. }
PILOT MOUNTAIN. y. C.. Oct. 13.
y~Thofna4 keilam. lawyer and editor.
!" u" "stcfdAy shot and killed Lawyer
whitaker GA the streets Of this city,
aia not haYs a preliminary trial to-
day. The hearing viii be held to-
morrow
II IL understood that there are sev-
ersi Whnesstf who will testify to the
trpthfuiness lof keliafn's artatement
aud that heiacted "A ss,f.dsfsnsN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
MONUMENT COMMISSION
MEETS FOR ROUTINE won

The Gettysburg Monument Commf
sion met in the Governors office I'd
terday afternoon and dispatched roI
tine business In connection with II
memorial to be erected in honor
the Virginia troops who persisted !
that battlefield. After the meeting ii
commission visited the studio
sculptor Fred W. Sievcrs at Fore
Hill. where the work OF making |
equestrian figure which will snrmouI
the monument is In progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

Grateful Patients Tell Of Almost
Miraoulou. Cures OF Cataracts. Granu-
lated Lids. Wild Hairs, Ulcers. Weak
Watery Eyes and all Eye Dseases-
many have thrown away their glasses
after taking his treatment short
time, II YOU have blurr.ng. dizziness,
neuralgia. headache. spots before the
eyes, Inflammation. graduation. wink
ing. trembling -of' the eyes. various
nervous and brain affections. entailing
positive injury Ia the health. call I'M
m ediately TIFF NEW YORK EYE
EAR. NOSE AND THROAT SPECIAL
IS'r. Hours until l. until s.. Sun-.
day 10 A. NJ until 2, r M. Consulta-
lions free all this week.
HsLL-CREST SANATORIUM,
IFS East Frankifn street.
EptrsncS nm S~aand Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
b0N|FANT RAISES
NEW QUESTIONS
SAYS CHTsTERFIEI.D nan No
RIGHT TO VoTE IN rLoATER
CONTEST.
UNIQUE CONVENTION
rowUtTA> NAV pEs.>Ds "rat NJ
RIGHTS To al AND srEtI.i
PRIVILEGES To
NONE.
UNIQUE CONVENTION

s,5 .r.r4 te ,5afr, mud. g., h,fs a
g.. ,t..,- at ,t-,-t-, -, ,4....,.
'+'e '''' " "''' '''
district democratic committees on
Monday night ia this city for the
,,,,r,,5,so or .ass,rv ,., ill., ,,.r,e.l ~
- -,
a. n 1'''ti''.''N ue1es'ea al nlaH'e ~
1lle 'aoater nomination for the
.1ta,ea or r1Alsv,tas ~ro,r, ,t~, ,.b,s-
..tz.
'1' ''t % = 'N'7'Hh district IN 'fie re-
cent primary. His opponent. Waiver
lev = 1vev. was declared .ha vr,nne.
IA. ,f., .,.,,.,,,. ...,.,.,,.,,.. --.,..,,... =
- %
'hesfSr i'''d, ne haVing received
large majority. with no charge ~
frsn5 ha,{us- bean ,,,gaa It "a ra,,ea-
-
't'' ~ @''"' "'S''I''N '' t''e
Nv" district committees foE the reason
ihas Chesterfield Is IN the Third dis
sfg.t AND 1s,v-hnfa, "a tbo fourth
~, - ,
"'9 @FFe"' 4t"4'' Vi" @'t'o" ''
the county committee in awarding
the certificate Of nomination To Mr..
1'ep NJ, Bonfant raises some ques-
tons which are entirely new In the
handling of -foater' delegates.
\ New Doctrine.
Mr.. Bonifant contends for an en-
itreiy 4ieB doctrine. Chesterfield Ia
given one delegate and "a "noatcrIal'
interest iu nh her DELEGATE. iii part
nership with Powhatan Mr.. Ronifant
contends that Chesterfield d strict has
the right 10 ntn for one candidate
gnlv and that II the Chesterfield voter
would vote IN the tioateria. contest
ia has M -fwnt tn Ipte for To-. ,leit-
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t.
14a h,tJ4 .b&s wben the county,.
..o,nntttaa declared Mr. Baker the
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

at Glenhurst, her homo at tho Relay,
Md. in honor Of her guest. Miss Emily
Royal. of Richmond
Miss Belle Graham and Mr.. and Mrs
Ashby Graham. of Fairfax, attended
tho state Fair this week.
Mrs. Flora Martin, who has been
spending several months at Garmont
has returned to Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Second Baptist church. Franklin and
Adams street#---Louis Bacon Warren,
ID. D., pastor. Services II A. NJ and
+. M. Graded Sunday school at
80 A. ID. Organized classes for men
and women. The pastor will preach
at both services. Morning subject,
The Salt OF the Earth; night, The
Tragedy of Eden" Special music by a
quartette choir. "A welcome to all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Randolph street Baptist church.
Revival services will begin on Sun
day. Preaching every night next
week by the Rev. n. III. Bowden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
The Virginia Home
for Infants,
100 West Clay Street
Phone Mad. 1880 Richmond, Va.

We have several fine babe.
from a few weeks to one year old
which we want adopted by re-
sponsible people. Write o. call
for further information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Grove Avenue Baptist church
The pastor. Rev. w. G. James, TIL. D..
will occupy the pulpit at, both the
morning and evening services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
Address to Mon,

/ Among the speakers who have ad
dressed the mems meetings. under II
/ auspices OF thu Young Mems Christia
Association during the past few year
! none have received q more cordial wei
come ihon tfr. j. n. Latham paste
! or Centenary Methodist church, an
there is universal regret at the pos
sibility OF DIR, Latham's leaving Rich
! mond after thn meeting of the Meth
odtst Conference.
Or. Latham will address the rrenl
meeting next Sunday. in the y. NJ 4
A. auditorium, Grace and Sevcntl
streets, on battling with Besettfrj
. Sin. That every man who hears III
message viii 60 away "a stronger I'D
better man - fore1one coneiusfn}
Dr. Latham aas the lSnack of speekial
not only 70 the heads but also To ~
hearts OF men. The opening sonx ~
vice VIII begin at S3a O'Clock a
men are cordially invited to hear n
Latham.
Meeting for Boys.
me bovS meeting al the Son
Mems Christian Association. Grace an
Seventh streets. is open 10 every b,
IN the city between the ages af +,
and fourteen wears. Stereopt{raa Ds
lures and good music are features al
many other things Of interest 10 be-,
are planned Sunday will lar organ
cation daN. and officers VIII b. iect.
for the coming year This club h.
been running for 81 number II wear
and has long been an attractive plat
for the boys Of Richmond To sbef
their sunday afternoons The doc
open at two O'Clock. and the neeti,
begins at . % sharp.
In the absence of the uaster I'd
Il. j. Wiliingham VIII preach AT Ga
vary baptist church SUNDAY AT 1t
NJ, Or William II. Smith viii prca
at F. NJ
Gerald CQlberson. the pastor. "a
conduct the services at Third Chr
tan church tomorrow. His snhi
AT night will be Hitting The Tran
Extensive preparations have be.
made for the big gospel revival whit
hegins In this church Monday nigh
and roHsing outlook Ia before
entife community. r, c. Garriso
the preacher. who comes from !,
Kentucky field is a man Ia do II
great work laid out. Everybody
invited 10 hear his sermons.
-------~
Nenaele Street Baptist church
Preaching at / A NJ and p
by the pastor. Rev. i. r, Jnhnss
sunday school at $50 \. NJ and
Y. p. L. AT p NJ
Leigh street Baptist church. "a
ner TWenty-hfth and Leigh-Tho pa
tor, Rev. J. J. Wicker. n. u. a
preach Sunday al II A. NJ. on Tai
ing WIN God Sunday night at I:
O'clock on Your shadow"
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Society
Country club on Friday at o'clock.
TIA bfN----f

Tabb---Carter.
Mrs. Richard wildly Garter has is.
sued invitations for the marriage oil
Ter daughter, Nina Dulaney, to Mr.
John Mackenzie Tahb, the ceremony
to take place on Saturday October
rs at "CreduaI" the country home
of the brides mother In Loudoun
county, Va. The bride elect belongs
10 one Of the most distinguished fam
Hes in Virginia and has many reia-
ttFes here. MIR. TebD Is son of Mr..
ana Mrs j. Prosser Ia0U. and is
prominently connected IN virginia
vonport at her home. 203 West Frank
lin street Miss Merriman. who was
educated in this country. is in AmerI-
Ga for visit of six months, and " q
be In Richmond for several weeks.
She is being extensively entertained.
and among the affairs in her honor
was an attractive luncheon OF ten
covers given by Miss Davenport at the
Miss Carol Merriman. of Shanghai.
China, Is the guest Of Miss Mamie Da-
end Maryland. MANY guests from "A
distance win go to Loudoun for the
Wedding, which Will be one OF the
most interesting events OF the autumn.
At tho Woman's Club.
The seasons entertainments at the
WOmans Club WIFI be inaugurated
Monday afternoon with a song recital
by Miss Elda Flett. who has recently
come to Richmond from Canada to
make her home In this eity. Miss
Flett has a remarkah by sweet voice.
that has been we'll trance, and her
recital will he n charming affair In
club circles, Miss Louise Withrow, or
stanton, Va. will be the accompa-
MIST or the afternoon. The recital will
begin at 80 O'Clock.
ON Thursday afternoon the first
card tournament Of the autumn will
be played at S:.15 o'clock. Bridge
viii be the game. and members are
privileged TO invite gentlemen part
ners.
Lieutenant Cutcmns Host.
Among the many delightful social
aTairs Of the week. attendant on the
visiting military in Atlanta for the
nnVeiling OF the Peace monument
several Of the most enjoyable were
gwen at the Piedmont Driving Club
one of the most interesting of these
was a handsomely appointed break
fast party Of forty covers, given by
lieutenant John A. Cutchins. of the
Riehmond Blues. on Wednesday.
Among the guests were Mrs John
Hiil Miss NJ. A Phelan Miss Nina
GENTRY, Miss Frances Nunnallv. Miss
GLADYS Levin. Miss Eliza beth Raw
SON MISS Frances Newman, Miss Doc
ley, and others invited to meet the
Bl4es. The decorations were Of red
and white roses. vases Of these flow
ers down the length of the table al
ternating with flag draped jardlniers
OF fern.
''@ Miss Jones CompiimentcI.
very pretty and most ENJOYABLE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHS

AT the Grace Street Baptist church
there will be preaching at morning
and evening services by the Rev. WILL
liam Z. Hatcher, d. d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Services will be held in First Churc
of Christ. Scientist. Sunday mornin
at II O'Clock. Subject of sermon wi
be Doctrine of Atonement."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
$500 REWARD

/ Will be gwen by the New York Spe
4 eialist, OF the Hin Sanatorilirn.
| ROW Ut 1l5 East Franklin street. for
! any affection OF the eye. ear nose or
/ throat he fails 10 improve. one hum
dred and ten defective cases corrected
last month. and not a complaint made
/ Medical science has demonstrated that
! many OF the causes Of nervous irr{ta-
! tion and headache. carrying with them
depressing effect. upon the dispositt on
/ OF the suheref, are clearly traceable
r. defective eye sight. THE Blues, .
that horrible sensation and feeling that
creeps into the disposition of SO many
women is frequently caused solely
through need of attention to the eyes.
WOULDN'T TAKE $1,000.
For what Hill-Crest Specialist did for
my. wife's eyes. my eyes, and my sis
ter's eyes. Says j. +. Mocraw: 1928
Floyd avenue and metropolitan Life
insurance Go. II" treated all three OF
us three years ago and did more for
us than ali the others combined
COMES FOUR HUNDRED MILES.
ANA he does feel that he acted wise
~ In going any distance and making
any expenditure. said Mr.. John Mar,
tin prosperous farmer of Bristol Va
'lf he can find man that is able 70
correct his vision after he has tried
others and worn other glasses In vain
for years My eyesight has been 80
peer for hfteen years that /. have ha,i
70 wear glasses and go TO specialists
My eyes hurt so that couldn't travel
~
sometimes l couldn't keep them Omen
whenever l tried TO read nay eyes
would burn and pain so that I'd have
TO stop. My head would ache and IA
got very nervous. [ had ten pairs Of
glasses but none of them did me any
good, The Hill-Crest Specialist has
done more for me In a short while than
any others have been able to do in
fifteen years"
BEST MONEY EVER SPENT.
railroad. Captain King has been a
conductor 70 years. After fifteen
years OF suffering from astigmatism
and near sig htedness. during which
time ! employed the very, best talent
obtainahle and wore glasses after
glasses without Any real relief. | have
at last found an end of my troubles.
He is a wonderful man. His science
and new method and glasses are pAe-
nomenal. My near sightedness has al
most disappeared. My eyesight is fine
Those old pains / used to have are
gone with his new Method and Pre-
scription Glasses
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
Miss Mary T.. Servant, OF Williams,
burg, who is recent visitor ia this
city. says,
Il came here TO see the nm Crest
Spec ialist. ! am an old patron OF his,
but always like to have him examine
my eyes every few years He knows
so much about them Why. SIX years
ago / suffered with the most Intense
pain In my eyes and through my head
had spots before my eyes. They felt
as If had spilled pepper In them. They
would itch and burn painfully. / could
not read or attend to my housework
He. however, made life worth living /
again. He did what several others had
failed to do. Now here !. il nearly /
seven years and / haven't had bit ~
I'VE trouble since Indeed l feel thank
ful for his skill"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

First Unitarian church, Floyd ave
nue. and Harrison streets, Rev. Alea
der T. Bowser. minister. Subject fo
Sunday, October Is. "A RNigion O
Hope. Services at IL O'clock A
seats free,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Revival services will be held at
Laurel Street Methodist church. be-
ginning Sunday, October Is, and con-
tinuing at least ten days. The pas
tor pr. J. III. Moss, will preach Sun
day at / a. NJ. and p. NJ. Or. Moss
viii preach again Monday Rev. g.
r Forester will preach Tuesday: DR..
j. n. Latham, Wednesday; Rev. J. p.
McAlister, Thursday: Rev H. IT. Will
liams, Friday. Services at s +. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

There will be special service Il
medical students and trained nurses :
Monumental church Tomorrow after
noon G5th) at 4 o'clock
Dr. Morris will preach an appre
PIRATE sermon. and the choir will rer
der some special music. Seats will +
reserved in the middle aisle for III
nurses, students and their friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
$500 in Gold

Will be
make
show you will stand winning the SIS gold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
Not Quite Ready.

The Stockton Street church will
not move to their new home of wor-
ship Sunday. an reported The work
on the new church will probably be
completed by the end Of next week.
SO that the move can he made. Rev
j. T. Haley. pastor Of the church, has
returned home and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow. He has been in
Accomac for two weeks, conducting
revival services there,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Broad Street Methodist--Prea ching
at IL A. NJ. by Rev. w. Asbury Chris
ttan. p. u. At night the pastor will
preach the fourth sermon of the series
Of Quiet Talks From Queer Texts
Subject Mans Tears In Gods Bot
tie. AT tho evening service the choir
Will render II Waited for the Lord"
| from Mendelssohns Hymn of
Praise"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
.SOUTHS|DE WILL
HAVE BIG BAZAAR
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF
AMERICA TO GIVE WEEKS
AMUSEMENT.

The bazaar to he given by Campo
Nos. J and 81, Patriotic order, Sons
Of America, viii begin next Monday
night, at CersIeys Hall IT will con
| tinue throughout the wLk. changing
! the program each night,
One of the special features of this
week will be the presentation of a
rural comedy by Mrs w. II. Marshall
entitled Mrs. Briggs Of the Poultry
Yard
Mrs. Marshall has participated in a
number Of amateur productions and
has made them all a success
The cast of characters Will be as
follows:
Mrs Briggs. Hattie Ellis; Ralph.
+. l.. kahl; Jimmy. ID. T.. Nunnally.
Daisy Thornton, Grace Morris; Almira
Maude Merritt. Mellisa, tiellnis Ellis
Silas Green, \. NJ. England: Mr.. Lee.
L. NJ. Bendall; Virginia Lee. Louise
Tyson Mrs. OConnor, Mrs. A. c.
Burk: Mandy Bates, Cola Gill.
rehearsal was held last night at
the home Of Mrs. Marshall.
Ecu From Car.
While attempting to alight from a
Huh tstreet car, going at rapid
gait, w, G.. Clements. of Swansboro,
was thrown 10 the ground. face down
ward, suffering bad cut over the
eye.
He was taken to his home. which
was nearby the scene of the accident.
Dir E. c. Bryce was summoned and
after careful examination II was
found that Mr.. Clements injuries were
not serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

st James Methodist ckurch-Rev.
q F. Greene, pastor. Preaching ri
II o'clock; subject. The Cross n
Triumph and Not shame, at 8 z.
Nj. Power Given 70 the Faint"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

st Paui's NJ. r. church. corner Of
Nenabie and Twenty seventh streets
Rev. s, Otto Wright. pastor Preach
ing Sunday II A. NJ by Rev. Frank
l.. Wells. and at ) F. NJ by Rev. G..
T. Forester
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Trinity Methodist church-Rev.
Ernest Stevens. pastor. The pastor
VIII conduct the usual services at II
a. M. and =. NJ The annual rally
day service will be held at 10 A. NJ
novel and interesting program has
been prepared Cordial welcome to a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

At the Third Presbyterian church.
Twenty-sixth and Broad streets. Or.
Eggleston. pastor. will preach at IL
n. NJ. and T. NJ The evening SUBJ
tect will be Who Are Saved ?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

First PRESBYTERIAN church. Grace ann
Madisan streets. Preaching at II A.
NJ and 4 T. NJ. by the pastor, Or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Park Place Methodist church, oppo-
site Monroe Park, on Franklin street
Rev. Walter &. Parker will preach
at IL A. M. and s p. NJ. Morning
subject. The Measure OF Man" !;
evening subject "Home--~The Holy OF
HOLES OF Human Life" Second in the
series on THE Value OF Home Ideals :"
Strangers welcome at all services,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Mr.. Ro. Lee. Smith will preach q
Smithdeai College hall Sunday morn
ing al III o'clock. under the auspiee
of the international Bible Student
Association. Subject; Rejoicing i
the Hope OF the Glory OF God"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

AT Centenary Methodist church.
Rev. J. \. Latham. p. D. will preac h
at II A. N and 3 P NJ Morning
subject, 'Filial Piety'': evening sub
1ect The Young Man and Money
tseries TO Young mem.
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sunday Services.

At Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday the pastor, Rev. W.
c. Burch. Will preach at both SER
vices. taking for his subject in the
morning. How Are We to Know That
We Are Christians?' and at night.
THE Need Of the Sinner" The choir.
under the direction of Mr.. J. s, Rem
ner has prepared special music for
both occasions. Epworth League at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14

Sunday at West End Mission an
day holiness meeting will be held
the mission. SOS West Cary stree
Services at 1910 A NJ, $50 and
p. NJ. These services are attended
those OF almost NALL denomination
All welcome