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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE.

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IN riff cHAScERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. THE 4TH DA
OF OCTOBER. 1911.
City OF Richmond, a municipal corpora
ton. chartered under the laws OF the
State Of Virginia, complainant.
Colon bani, md Others, defendants.
order Of publication against the de-
PENDANTS whose names are unknown.
The object OF This suit is 10 enforce
. lien .n favor Of the City Of Rich
with interes, on fs.5a part thereof
from October 4. 1911. until paid. being
the amount NJ delinquent taxes assess
ed in the name Of Mary Coiombani for
the year 1900. and unpaid, on the lot
OF land of irregular shape. lying in the
city Of Richmond. Virginia. fronting
thirty seven and one half tsfAl 1eAt
on the south side OF the James River
and Kanawha Canal between Byrd and
east line eighty-aix $50 feet seven %
inches. more or less, and on lite west
line one hundred and eight dosl feel
SIX f6) inches, more or less. bounded
on the east and south by the land OF
WALLER SCOTT and w. +. CHAL-.
MERS and on the west by the land of
the THEDEGAR IRON COMPANY,
which real estate upon me death o,
NJ "A III &0i<tIbANtr lhtcAtAAS, pass.
to her sole heir at law. the said FRANK
j. COI.OMBAN1.
And affidavit having been made and
Med by 7. C. Walford. collector of de-
llnquent taxes. and as such. agent for
said corporation. that the heirs at la
OF FRANK J. COLOMBIAN are IN
known and that due diligence has been
used by and on behalf OF the plaintiff
In this cause to ascertain who euch
persons are, by making inquiry Of per
sonH who were intimate with said
FRANK J. COLOMBIAN. without effect
II i- ordered that the said unknown
heirs OF FRANK ] COL0MRANI do APP
gear here within fifteen I5} days after
due publication OF this order, and do
what may be necessary to protect their
interests In this suit
a Copy. Teste,
CHAS O. SAyiII.E.
Clerk.
IL u pDII.AEn n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Revival Services Cqoec.

Last night marked the close OF the
revival services which have been 60
Ing on for two weeks at the Balm
bridge Street Baptist church. con-
ducted by the Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel. OF Richmond. Several addi-
tons were added to the church dur
the West End en- wfmfw mfwmfww
ing these meetings.
Both services at the West End
Methodist church will be presided
over by the Rev. J. NJ. Rowland Tfss
subjects will be: IL A. NJ. Arise =
and P. NJ. Dropped" The Epworth
League viii hold business meeting
at 7:l6 r. NJ.
At Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday tho pastor, Rev. w.
@. Burch. will preach at tho morn
Ing service. taking for his theme IRE
iigion In Business and Business In Re-
ligion." The evening service will be
under the charge of the Epworth
League Song service from TO 1880.
Mr.. r. r. Bates. from Union station
Methodist Episcopal church, Rich
mond. VIII give an address. Follow
ing his address the pastor will install
tho newly elected officers of the Ep-
worth League Appropriate music
has been prepared ~ fOuows: Solo,
The sinner and the Song" by Mr.
wilbur East. Selections from the
Asbury mixed ouartetts Will also be
rsudsred. All are cordially invttsd
II b lseAent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
AGtO PREACHER
LAID TO REST

Practically the entire Methodist
ministry Of Richmond together with
q large CONGREGATION OF other friends
and acQuaintances attended the run
erat Of Rev. ]. Thomas Lumpktn yes
teriay afternoon, at 3 O'Clock at Park
Place Methodist church The services
were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Walter q. Parker. assisted by Rev.
DR.. w. A. Christian, presiding elder
of the Richmond district. Rev. r. T.
Waterfield, pastor of Clay Street Meth
odist church, Rev. r. II. Potts, pastor
Of Union Station Methodist church.
and Rev. w. A.. Long.
Rev. Mr.. Parker delivered brief
eulogy on the dead minister. referring
to his bravery as Confederate sol
dier and his bravery as a Methodist
preacher The speaker said that If he
were to use text at all II would
be, He came not To be mfnistefed
unto, but to minister"
The active pallbearers. all OF whom
were nephews Of the deceased werel
DIR. John D. Blake. Or. r. NJ. Lump
kin, and Or. James T. Lumpkin, Of
Baltimore; Rev r. p. Lumpkin. of
Charlottesville; ". w. Lumpkin. &.
r. Garrett, +. l.. Garrett, and George
Med. Blake.
The following served as honorary
pallbearers: T. l.. Blanton, Captain
John Lamb. j. G. Pace. Charles King.
j. r. Kidd, q. n. Burke. 8. III. Cot
trell. b. r. Bowlea and K. T. Burch.
The fnterment was made at River
view Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
WON'T INTERRUPT
CHURCH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS WORSHIP MAY CON.
TINUE EVEN THOUGH sTEEPLEs
ARE DECLARED DANGEROUS
TO TAKE QUICK ACTION
OFFICIAL BOARDS, READY TO
AOQUIEsCE, WILL MEET no DIS
CUSS MATrER-TRINITY
UNDER INSPECTION.
TO TAKE QUICK ACTION

Despite Building Inspector Beck's
Street Methodist, First Presbyterian
and Seventh-Street Christian churche s
must come down or be repaired. as
result of their dangerous and I'M
safe condition, service will be held
In these churches Sunday as usual
II was announced last night.
1t Is stated, however, that no time
will be lost In complying with the
orders of the building inspector and
be taken down. At any rate, nc
chances will be taken and II repairs
arc deemed more expedient they will
be made so as to insure the "a fety
these places of worship.
Meet Monday Night.
The Rev. Frank L.. Wells. pastor of
Broad Street Methodist, liz authority
for the statement that the steepie of
his church witt most probably tt
pulled down. although this matter
will doubtless he determined at a
specially called meeting OF the church
stewards Monday night Meanwhile,
he says, services will not be inter
rupted.
The. Rev. r. r. McFaden. pastor OF
First Presbyterian church, was out
of the city last night when an effort
was made to locate him. the state
ment being made at hts home that he
would not return until this morning.
Mr.. William &. Camp. AN Officer OF
the church, stated. however, that there
would be no Interruption of services
on Sunday. Officers of the church.
he said, would very likely meet Mon
day night TO go over the situation
There was no desire on the part of
any of the church officials. he said
further. TO go counter to the direc-
tions of Inspector Beck, for none
realized better than they that their
eafefy and that of the families was
at stake so long as the steepie con
tinucd In the dangerous condition In
which Mr.. Beck reports IL
Acts Like Others,
The Rev. H. II. G. MaciachIan, pas
tor of Seventh-Street Christian. was
not in hts apartments at the Ches-
terrified when inquiry WAS made Tor
him In regard 10 the matter. as II
affected his church. 1t was learned
from another source, however. that
this church Will act practically AZ the
other two churches with reference to
the steeplea
H. 1t WAS repaired yesterday that In
epcctor Beck had called on the mayer
10 have all three of these churches
closed. but this report was denied
Al the inspectors Offices No drastic
steps would be taken for the time
being, II was said
Inspector Beck was In receipt yes
terday Of a communication from MI
Henry w. Wood. president OF the
board Of deacons OF First Presbyterian
church. who stated that every effort
would be made TO comply with the
terms OF his orders
Examining Trinity.
Inspector Rack is now directing sne-
cjal attention toward the spire OF Trim
jty Methodist church on Church Hfil
which In believed to be also In ar
unsafe condition. He win likely come
to some conclusion I'm this matter
within the next day or two.
Expert builders declare that the
churches, with condemned spires. need
not suspend services during the de-
no,ition or repair OF these strue-
lures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
PAY TRIBUTE TO
BROTHER CHARLES
HUNDREDS SHOW EMOTION AS
SOLEMN SERVICE Is
a
HELD.

St Peters Catholic church was
packed yesterday morning AT 40
O'Clock when solemn high requiem
of mass was celebrated for Brother
Charles head of st. Peters Boys
school, who died Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock at Memorial hospital.
The services were marked by the
utmost soiennity and ON every face
there were evidences of deep sorrow
at the removal by death of u much
beloved churchman, teacher and
friend. So much affected were the
altar boys. who were pupils of the
dead educator, that when they at
tempted to sing the Benedictus as the
body was being brought into the
church. they broke down and were
unable 10 assist the leader, Caspar
Deady. who was compelled to finish
the music alone.
Following tire body to the church
from the Xaverian residence at 81
North Ninth street were the members
OF the xaverian order. local and visit
ing. together with the two hundred
boys OF the school oyer which Brother
Charles had presided so long.
As the offertory number Columbus
Canepa sang the Ave Maria.
Father Boiler was the celebrant OF
the mass. Father Magri deacon. Father
Smet sub-deacon and Father Ahern
master OF ceremonies. Many other
priests OF the city and from out OF
town we're present in the sanctuary.
including Brother lsadore. of Balu-
more: Provincial. of the Naverian or
der: Brother Marcellus, of Old Point;
Brother Ignafius. of Norfolk: Brother
Justin. Of Portsmouth: Brother John,
Of Newport News. All the altar boys.
numbering about seventy. were also
within the sanctuary.
The eulogy as pronounced by rather
Maxri was very touching and brought
tears to the eyes Of many. Reference
was made to the noble and unselfish
work done for so many years by
Brother Charles as teacher ana par
ticularly to his love and soitcitude
for the children. Az an appropriate
Scriptural text setting forth the char
acteristics OF the dead priest. Father
Magrt quoted the words. There n
M greater love than this. that man
should give his life for hts friends.
When the body was being borne
from the church. 'Naerer. My God. 10
Thee" was sung.
The active pali-bearers, all OF wnom
were former pupils Of Brother Charles,
were: Henry q. Fitzpatrick. r. Ciifton
Tnlley. Paul j. Baschon. Philip =.
RYAN. Joseph q. Geisinger,t Thomas a,
Murphy. Charles o. DonAhoe ana
walter ]. Conaty. Serving AZ honorary
AalA.hsaxas1 wsrs; Brothers laAdss~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
|SAY HE'LL IS NOT
CLAD 7IOINGS
UNITARIAN SPEAKERS TELL OF
THE CHURCH AND IT'S FREE
THOUGHT.
GRANT WOMEN LIBERTY
SESSION WAS EXTENSION con-
FERENCE FROM WASHINGTON.
RECEPTION GIVEN TO DEL
EGATIOS.
GRANT WOMEN LIBERTY


/ In the auditorium OF the jefferson
Iro,nI Ice. wish. a ,ar1a va,,,ori,,g Of
those Interested in the work or the
! Unitarian Church listened to three
iee' GA lhe ""'ee'S oi'i'e YIN
The meeting was in the nature of a
conference extension session. the Ma
,,ional Cspferenee of the church hay
|
ing just eeheiuaeo It's session III WASH
ihs ton.
FHst OF thuse 10 aouress the gain
eIi1B was rev. Aprhnaih hihpahy'
OF bostef' VINO aeciarea tnat ne came
iroui Ihe motner orthoooA thurch'
hie"h us .he creek church, into the
rahhs Oh inc Chitafiahs' aiter ions
STUDY ana consideration OF the STUDY
OIL Tree thousht III rehg1on.
~. inpahs espeunoeo ms sup!eet
WIN ne niue uesIee .! tnousht ana
eApressioh' ne oectaIea that TO prlne
sospel OF heii |" the heathen was
Lot q ahseh.a.toh' inhsin ao-. as the
! "oru esaheei sighHea staa va
Hss; I,sii' Nc salu' cou'o haroiy ne
kHu tioins'
suns.anee the speaker stated ina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

VIRGINIA.
IN THE -efftNGERY COURT ofs THE
CITY OR RICHMOND, THE 25TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1911.
Sarah Franklin Bowles Plaintiff
vs. In Chancery
William Nelson Bowies Defendant
The object Of this suit Is for the
plaintiff to obtain from the defenda n,
n divorce from the bonds Of matrimony
on tbs grounds Of wilful desertion and
a abandonment for more than three
years prior to the commencement OF
this suit.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that William Nelson Bowies Is
mot q reNtd~nt OF the state Of Virginia.
II is ordered that he appear here within
fifteen days after due publication Of
this order and do what may be neces-
sary to protect his interest in this
suit
copy, Teste.
cHAS, o. SAvILLE.
Clerk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
lUNACy Commission
FOR I. 4. sAMUElS
EXPERTS LOOKING INTO MENTAL
CONDITION OF MAN WHO
SLEW SON.

F.xnressinx the belief that 7. IL.
Gaxpualx II In such- mental condition
that 1t may be necessary to commit
him to hospital for the criminal
insane, Judge r. Carter Scott, on
Thursday issued an order appointing
as a lunacy commission to act on
Samuels' case: DR.. VIM. F. Drewry and
Or. A. s. Priddy. insanity experts, and
Or. Beverly II. Tucker.
Drewry IL superintendent or the
Central Hospital at Petersburg, and
Or. Priddy Is connected with the Vir-
stnia state Epileptic Colony at Lynch :
bArG. g
The commission met yesterday in
the ONCE Of Sheriff l.. ii. Kemp and
examined Sheriff Kemp Jailer Garnett.
Deputy Sheriff Lyme and others who
knew Samuels. and have had oppor-
tunity to observe his conduct both be-
fore and after he shot and rnortAlly
wounded his son. John Samuels. about
q month ago. Samuels. himself. was
taken before tho commission, and for
the period Of an hour or more put
through q searching examination.
The commission adjourned late In
the afternoon without having COM
pieted the examination. II VIII meet
again in this city on November S. at
which time 'Cyclone's" housekeeper,
Miss Hettie Walker. and possibly
others win bo INTERCEPTED as to what
they know about him.
Persons well informed AZ to the case
say that even II the commission should
find Samuels to be Of sound mind. a
Jury could hardly be found that would
convict him, although John Samuels
said on his dying bed. Papa shot me
for nothing" 1t Is pointed out that
this statement could NOT be admitted
as evidence. as It was not taken as
his dying declaration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Second Baptist church. Franklin
and Adams streets--l<ouis Bacon
Warren, -. D.. pastor. Services IL
A. M. and 8 r. NJ. Graded Sunday
school at $50 A. M. Organized
classes for men and women. The pas
tor will preach at the morning ser
Vice; subject, Salvation and Re
ward" At the night service DIR. X.
h. Gaines Will preach. Choir sslec-
tons: Morniug-"God So Loved the
Worlf' ,Stainerl: Prepare Ye the
Way Of the Lord" (GarrettD; zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" tAmbrose).
Evening--'AbideW With Me" tBarnby):
contralto solo. "Ays Maria tMillard):
Thou knowest. Lord" (Stainer). A
welcome to all, strangers especially
invited to worship with us.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
Crarss storsls Huns street. "

rested last Saturday by Officer Jar
reN for lighting and disturbing TIE
peace. Talley was one Of the i'm
portant witnesses for the Common
wealth in the recent Beattie case.
Tom Brown was one of the witnesses
that tried 10 shatter his evidence
Last Saturday they met for finish
fight. but were interrupted by on
Ger FARRELL. wko locked them up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
NAME SALARY or
COMMISSIONERS

tContinued From First Page.)
TO hold next Wednesday afternoon.
before the November session Of Coun-
Gil 1t IL not anticipated that any
material changes will be made in the
ordinance at this meeting.
Councilman Lynch was the only alb
sent member OF the committee last
night Others present were City At
torney Pollard. City Accountant
Crensfaw and Mr.. Charles V. Mere
dith, former City Attorney who is
associate member of the committee.
The other two associate members,
Messrs. Rountree and Morris. were
both absent.
Fails to Materialize.
The report that the com 'nittee
would consider the proposition IT, re-
tain the eight wards OF the city in
the redistricting plan by reducing the
number OF councilmen from each
ward did not mAterialize. City At
torney Pollard stating after the meet
ing that the clay charter expressly
provided that there should be I'VE
counctlmen and three aldermen from
each ward
or course. this could be changed by
legislative enactment II the State
solons saw tit TO SO authorize. But
1t Is not deemed wise at this func-
ture To ask too much OF the Legfs-
lature at the coming session. For.
above all, request will have TO be
made for charter amendment to put
the proposed administrative board
into effect.
As proposed at present, the reds
tricting ordinance can become effec-
tive merely by approval of Council
and the Mayor.
A stubborn fight in Council on both
this and the administrative board or
dinance is anticipated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Twelve Months On Roads.

Harry w. Gentry. young man, was
sentenced TO serve twelve months on
the roads by Justice II. A Maurice
on warrant sworn out by his wife
charging him with nousupport. After
hearing that her husband had been
Sc ntenced TO the roads Mrs. Gentry
sought the police. asking them to as
sist her In getting his release
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Services I'm New Church

Though not quite completed, SER
vices will be held in the handsome
nsw Stockton Street Baptist church
Sunday morning. Sunday school ex-
ercises will be held al usual In the
basement OF the old church. after
which the entire membership VIII
march in a body to the new house
Of worship. After addresses by sew
eral OF the prominent members Of
the church. the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. }. r. Haley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
=. = - = -
IN ME- MORlAN.

IN
<, a nesting q the contsrenee OF
church, Richmond. Va. on October g.
1911. the following minutes was unan-
imously adopted;
The Rt. Rev. Augustine Van De
his eternal reward In this city on
October 10, 1911. For the past forty
one years, as Priest and Bishop. ne
labored with unfiasgins zeal and SELF
and material welfare of all the people
under his charge.
AS Spiritual Director Of our Confer
ence FOR several years. BY his kind ana
sympathetic advice. we were stimulated
to our best endeavors in our work OF
charity for the poor. His personal
bencfactions which we're most gener-
Gus and always dispensed with free
dom from ostentatton harmonized most
beautifully with the humility of his
life. and left US an example most
worthy OF imitation.
In defending the right or denounc-
Ing the wrong. he was upcompromis-
ing, but always maintained his position
in a spirit OF charity to all and malice
to none.
He was a chivalrous man in the tru-
est sense OF the word. and ideal Priest
and friend to all who came to him
whether people OF his own faith or not
To all HIS fellow townsmen whether
OF high or low degree. he extended.
without reservation. his gracious COR
diaiity.
Cheerful optimism and persistent ef-
fort carried him successfully through
difficulties and embarrassments calcu-
lated to discourage and defeat most
men,
\ great and noble man 10 dead an
Industrious career is closed: great and
glorious priest. peerless in his labors
in the Masters Vineyard, has Joined
the ranks OF the elect Chiidlike faith
and simplicity Joined hands with great
briiiancy OF mind while the glow from
his deep and tender heart embraced In
IT'S radiance the entire humanity for
which he sacrificed himself
In deep and loving gratitude. we
shall always pray for the happy and
.tatnal repose of his soul.
To his sister In Belgium and his
nephew. Rev. Louis Smet, OF this city.
In their bereavement. we extend our
most profound sympathy and condo
lence
JOHN c. HAGAN,
JAMES F.. PHILLIPS JR.,
FELIX KEEGAN,
JOHN KAHN.
JOS. A. DART,
Committee.
THOMAS A. MURPHY
4. J. CAvANAUnH.
xxl1i1Sl&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Elope TO Washington.

Mrs. Ida Riggan and Mr.. w. l..
Weich wont Thursday, to Washington
ii We're married. Both have fg-
ared prominently in the society circle
OF the Southside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Wedding Announced,

Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Ernistine Walker to Mr.. Hans
ford Gregory who eioped last week
and were married in Washington.
have been Issued
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

IN THE Law AND EQUITY COURT
OF THE CITY of RICHMOND:
w. l. johnson. who SUES. etc,
J. r. Pollard. executor OF Thomas II.
Jenkins, deceased: o. II. Funston.
trusteei Joseph N. Banks. Maria
~ IN cHANcERS.
Extract OF decree entered In the
above styled cause on October ae, 1911.
- : 18th. An account of all debts
and liabilities Of the said Thomas
And the said commissioner shall give
notice OF the time and place nxed upon
b yhim for the execution Of the nfth
enquiry herin above directed by pub
paper published In the City of Rich
mond, one n week for four successive
weeks, which shall be equivalent to
personal service upon all persons in
terested therein
To the creditors OF Thomas II. Jenkins,
deceased. and ali others interested.
l have fixed upon my once. Room
7ol Travellers Insurance Building.
Richmond. Virginia. as the place. and
Thursday. November Is, 1871. at 10
o'clock. A. NJ, as tho time for exc
cutting the decree OF which the fore
going IL an extract. and IL for Any
cause the execution OF said decree be
not commenced. or II commenced, be
not completed at that time and place.
further proceedings will be adjourned
before me at the same place from time
TO time. between the hours Of o'clock,
A. NJ. and O'Clock. p. NJ, until COM
pi@ted.
Given under my hand as Commits
sioner In Chancery OF the Law and
Equity Court o fthe city OF Richmond.
PHI. b, SHIELD.
Com missioner In Chancery,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

preach at both hours sunday. Morn
ing subject, Which Way7" Evening
subject. Then and Now"
East End baptist ckrch-Rsvival
sarvfces are now In progress At East
End Baptist church. From the very
beginning there were conversions.
There have been already twenty -six
professions and restorauonA The
crowds Mi the auditorium every
night ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for an overflow meeting Sunday night.
There were seven professions lasL
night, and the meetings grow In pow
err. These meetings will continue
through next week, Pastor Soyars Is
doing the preaching. His subject sun
day ni&ht will DO Heaven" All are
welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Called at the Carat<,I.

Judge Walter A. Watson, who won
nation wide renown Try the magnifi-
cent manner In which he presided
over the Reattie trial, WAS a caller
on Governor Mann yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
sauire's Court,

Several civil cases. but only a few
misdemeanor cases, will be taken up
in Squire Cheatham's court, Oak
Grove, this morning. The most i'm
portant case 10 come up will be that
OF Sam. TaiIey and Tom Brown. ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

At Union Station Methodist church
the pastor, Rev. r. IL Potts. will
preach at II A. III. and r. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
{ Unlicensed Wagons.

r. A. Brown, II. F. Drinkard and
Mr.. Bowden were all reported for
running wagons on the street with
out licenses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

The usual services will bo held Mt
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
South. on Sunday. Preaching at IL
A. IL. and At y +. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

At LaurelStrset Methodist church
the paStor, Rev. DIR. James Fl. Moss.
Will preach at II a. NJ. and r. al.
A special invitation II given to the un-
converted to the evening service. The
subject win be THE Great Question"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

Fulton Baptist churchill. Freder-
iok Jones, pastor. Bible school at
$50 A Al. Regular services at III
A. NJ. conducted by the pastor. Pas
tor Lancaster, of South Richmond,
will preach at the r. NJ. service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

At First baptist church-,Fhe pas
tor. Rev. X. W. Mcdaniel. u. D., will
preach at II A. NJ. and =. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28

Al Centenary Methodist church Rev.
J. N. Latham will preach at II A. NJ
and r. NJ. Morning subject. The
Preparation Of the Gospel Of Peace.
Evening subject. The Young Man and
His Books.