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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
CHAPTER XVII.
The House Nuisance

There is an old story OF man who
was once held up on Broadway by
highwayman.
What do you WANT" said the man.
Your money or your life"
Take my life, then, for I'd rather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
TELLS LURID STORY.

Esther Gudenau. l6-year-old De-
troit girl, who about year ago
escaped from Miss Freeman, probation
officer. by jumping from a street car.
has told startling story to the Gin.
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tTO he cOntinued).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
ASK YOUR MEIGHBORS

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Dr. Favorhe s truly reason
its remarkabI curesw fyy
painw woman suffer rom r iden
20 SEX
hwomen nd
how derngee m k Lone
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A
THEY MUST KNOW
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OneQuaer Off likewise Glass Electric Table Lamps, Flee
trole, Beautiful Artistic Lamp Shades Marble Stauay Bronze
ua Hammered Brass Ware Curtains Dapere Baby GoCas, Pic
Picture FrameslkewSe Picture Framing ord-n fact,
onequarer off prices all through great establishments
department name
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-03
THEY MUST KNOW

First of all, Reliability.
Furniture of Character and Quality.
With no rent we make Low Prices.
Why not Open an Account with us?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

5s5- n - 81 % " 81
& Want to get y back that LOST alsttI.
Gle? Want advertise! ;;sf:s + e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
SIDNEY. PLEASED
THE 10Y RIDER" MADE A Hit
WITH Al CLEVER SHOW AND
q STRONG COMPANY. E.Ai

The Joy Rider a first class musI.
cal CO comedy. headed BY George sidney
tIB5usyg izzy) was the attraction at ' the
Grand last night and although the
weather was extremely bad a good
sized audience was out to SEQ the
show. Il y I. x 4 ,, 4
This is one OF the best musical
shows that has ever been seen here
and the cast from start to finish did
full justice to their several assign.
ments. The Joy Rider" Is contin.
uai scream from start to finish. and
not dull moment was experienced
during the performance. The show Is
well staged. elegantly costumed and
Is rival Of the best the road affords.
In the language Of Captain Kiado It
was Just stunningly "spendiferous"
did you get that?"
\ The musical numbers were al well
rendered and some entirely new
stunts were given the enthusiastic
audience Which was most generous III
applause. z, Is. 2l s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
M0N0kGAAELA@ Department STORE Ne.


witness also said that Mrs. schenk
told her that worse things could hap.
pen than her husbands death. n
Yesterday Mrs. schenk's look Of, dis,
concern vanished and she resumed tie
frown that SO marked her appearance
the day before. Throughout the entire
day She sat alongside her attorneys
either pouring over letters or whisper,
Ing suggestions to her attorneys
81 Other witnesses aside from Miss
Evans who testified yesterday included
Herbert Baer, proprietor Of the phar;;
n.iacyat Twelfth and chapline Streets
pr: Charles CHASER, expert chemist, OF
Johns Hopkins medical Institute; I Of,
Baltimore. and Dr.. Frank LeMoyncs
Hump. Dr. Hupp was recalled to .iden.i
tfy some bottles In which shipments
ofswater, hyomel.fulnine and maltlne
cascara had been made to Johns Hop
kins Institute. \ h /.
Today's Witnesses.
e Today It Is expected that Or. John.
=. Thornton, who. assisted Dr: Hupp In
diagnosing the poison symptoms Id
MlE!rr4schenk. and Dr. J. Edward Burns
who made tests Of the blood and urine
Of Mr. schenk. VIII testify. IL so
much time Is consumed in their exam
inatlon as was consumed In the exam.
inatlon Of other witnesses, It Is doubt,
full Il any other witnesses will be
chilled today. .3sijj u III;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

The revival meeting is still going
on at Mods Run and every one is re.
porting a good time. The meeting Is
being attended by large crowds. Z Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Parrish were
calling on their son on Pawpaw. Mr..
Newt Parrish. on Sunday last. e
Mr. James A. Toothman returned
home from Weston Friday night last.
and was out fox hunting Saturday
night with his friends. He reported
a dandy time. =
Mr.: and Mrs. Harrison Gump, OF
near Amos, we're calling on Mrs.
Gump's parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Joe
Myers, Saturday last. %
{ Mr.. Billie Cross, Of this place, has
moved his boarding house. He is
staying with Mr.. Dick MILAN on Mods
Run now. 6!
\ Mr. and Mrs. Spray MILAN and lit
tile daughter, Gertrude, were calling
on Mrs. Mlllan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Myres, Saturday night
and Sunday last. n
Fox hunting is the popular ,pastimc
out On the green now. What is d
prime req fox hide worth, anyway?
Mr.. and Mrs. slas Toothman. 81
Mods Run, were calling on their
daughtersMrs, Ammons, Sunday last.
Mr.sL. B. Toothman still makes his
daily trips to see his Uncle Joe!A1yers.
Misses Margaret aud ,E,hfief Myers
and Eta Toothman, Of thissnlace, @at.
tended meeting at Mods Run Sunday
and Sunday night. II /
The Democrats are badly divided.
Some OF them want all the .ple" and
others want them to split. m
Miss Emma Rifle. who has been
very sick with, the grippe, is some bet.
ter at this writing. X 4;
Mr.. John Myres, Of this place. is
visiting his son, in Ohio. n.
5;sJI TEXAS BILL. q J.
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DIXIE
I T RAJ; Y BIC % APH BloGRAPH
The BEST SIC RAP coME DlEs
IN M llTHs J
WllEE,,sE sWEETHEARTs.,

This vs. a yery funny comedy In
which the generosity Of. d husband
proved disastrous. He presents his
y wife ali, with han some hat and coat.
These ate sirreptltiously worn,by the
maid seryants While walking with
their beanx: Hubby, Of course, thinks
The wsarer III The clothes his wife, and
MS ther we're three maids he has lot
sof trouble dplsds out to min ~
h AFTERlTt. E BALL"
Brown wife is waiting for his re.
urn ~ home With q rolling pin. He at
length returns with two friends, each
ins their q masquerade costume-one as
e pollceman, the other a burglar.
Brown anti ipates trouble and resorts
st i IA clever sllhterfuge, which with
care g:sl might hayesworked,, but fell down
at Tie finish
There nothing like Diographs.
Come 4 and ayasa goolslaugh.
Il; Song Sby;-T 4,
Al All, /, II /. NJ NV "a
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Miss 4 Eya,inrIsSTe stifiss,

+ Owing, TO the desire Of the court ana
!, attorneys to make as much as possible
out Of alday, court convened yestefss
day morning ats . clock one: haif Sno,,rS
earlier than usual. Hiss Evans, swhose
home5is at Short Creek, was the FIRST
witness calledSby Pros cutor Handlani
Miss Evans testified that Us w nurse,i
she graduated from the McMastes,s
hospital In 1907 and that since that
time she: had been doing private nurs-
Ing. not having been come cteI VIII
any hospital Asked when and where
she frst7met Mrs. sehenk, Miss EVANS
replied that twas ut IL Sunday school
,plcaIc at Rock Springs park about four
years ago. However, the witness
had only q passing acquaintance With
Mrs. schenk until she was called u /
the he lhoome3to attend Mr. schenks n 4
when were you called y 10 the
!schenf home 7. asked Prose cator|5
,Handlan. rs u, 81
On Oct October 18th, replied tie Wit
] pes,s Miss Margaret Rel. heads
nurse l'l at the HtaskIns hospital. calleds
me me by telephone and told mo 4 swasI
wanted at the schenk home. Il an i
5swered the call, arriving 1.-THE; schenlis
home about 8 ioclockinsth aftefnoon..,ll
81 Want to get II back that LOST alfttl.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

The health Of our community is
very good at present with the excep-
ton Of Miss Clara Toothman. who has
been for the sick list for the past week
or two. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
.NURS|EEGl|YE|sI|EYIDE[NGE.
n ! g: y. .; - I :.
Continued from I'age One.l

y ~
usually met Martins Ferry or
Bridgeport. Refreshments were usual
" In cans" Were your relations
icriminally lntimateY'' AtFthis ques.
ton the defense objected; which was;
.overruled, but Philips refused to an
swerD saying, That might lncrlminate
me- 4 81 !.t: b
nv. What State Promises.
So far the State has introduced no
testimony to showthat Mrs. Schenk
actually put the arsenic aud lead III
Mr.. schenk'sFdrinGing wateriand medl.
clue, but Prosecuting Attorney Hand.
Ian has promised to prove not. only
that but also when, where and how
she Obtained the poison and who aid.
ed her in what she did; 5sIsi4 4.
II Before the trial endsyit Is said that
Mlr.gi5Handlan wills3try to prove that
Mrs. sehenk iferedsMisssKline, D de-.
tective ;nurse,s1 900 ITO give her hus,
band a poisoned. spill, sand that she
offered ndyWilsons her chauffer, a
similar bride to take John out and
for an, automobile ride and run him
over an embankment in 8thelcar in mn
effort to XII him. The witnesses by
whom Mr.. Handlan expects to prove
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when, where and how Mrs. schenk got
the poison she Is said to have admin.
istered, are not known, their names
having been kept an absolute secret
by{the prosecutor. 4 Eftt.
Z Conspiracy Charge.
V In his cross-examlnation OF every
witness so far examined. Attorneys.
]. P. o'Brlen, chief counsellor the de.
Tense, has Indicated clearly thatshe In
tends to make as much as possible, out
of his assertion in his opening state.
mentthat hi client was the Victim OF a
gigantic conspiracy headed by Albert
schenk, brother Of the poisoned man:
The purpose Of the consplrators, he
claimed. was to manufacture evidence
TO enable John schenk to secure d d.
xorce from his wife. n! /.
In his cross: examination Of Miss
Alma J.Eyans; TIE nurse who attended
Mr.. schens during$his; Illness, and a
star Witness Mr.. o'Brlen mentioned
frequently the visits Of Albert schenk
TO his brother'shorh and inquired par.
stlcplarly as tohls actions while her.
Prefer Young Blood. X. \ 5f
Miss Evans was ionfthe stand nearly
"a QsT,, q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

T. w. Reynolds, train master at the.
local station, is Ill at his home on og-
den avenue. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

Subscribe for the West vlrg.nlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13
MR. STANLEY.
Hillary instrttctar---What is meant
NY iieredf taryy enemies? i.
Il stt, Your relatiyes.-Fiiegendc.

Irost-5A the descriptions Of! seen.
cry In Bestsellers novel good? (!
snoW5TG treat ! The best 1 ever skip.
spea! Harperls Bazaar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-13

y Has the doctor q large practice?",
sssa Il large that when people have
nothing the ma tier with them lie tells
them SO. w B ittsbtrg Post. GU.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
Williamsburg Boy made q Bishop.

Winchester, Va, May l8-Rev.
Robert S. Coupland. who recently
resigned as rector OF the Church Of
the Ascension IN Baltimore become
rector OF Trinity Church. Of New
Orleans, late this afternoon was elect
ed bishop eoadjutor Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Virinia 70 sue
eeed Rev. Bergman Green. d. D..
OF Alexandra. who declined 70 accept
the office on account Of ii heUlth.
Whethe- be VIII accept remains to
be seen.
Some OF the ministers and laymen
expressed doubt in thas regard 20
night, in view OF TIE fact that he left
the Baltimore church only a few
weeks ago, and that he has just taken
up his work in Louisiana.
Mr.. CouPland was elected on the
fourth ballot. receiving-33 clerical ano
81 lay votes. He was nominated By
Rev. Robert K. Massie. D. D.. ot
Richmond. and Rev. Thomas Sem
mes, D. D.. OF Richmond. seconded
/ the nomination.
Others placed in nomination wer,
Rev. G. Braxton Bryan. D. D.. OF Pe
tersburg. by Rev. William Mead,
Clark, D. D.. OF Richmond; Rev
William J. Morton. OF Alexandris
nominated by Gardner Booth, Rev
William d. Smith. of Winchester
nominated by Rev. John McGn
and Rev. w. A. X. Goodwin. recto
OF ST. Paul's Church. Rochester. n
/ Y. nominated by Rev. Angus CraW
ford. D. D.
A large number Of seccndin
/ speeches were made IN behalf OF eac
/ candidate. the speeches being Unite
to five minutes. and in several II
stances Bishop Gibson rose and II
formed the speakers 70 stop. ths
they were exceeding the time limi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
GhildIHn'S Day Exercises.

The Children's Day services OF
the Willizmburg Methodist church
has been set for the evening Of the
second Sunday Ia June. The Sun
day school excursion viii 90 to
Buckroe Beach on July u.
There VIII DC two more meetings
of the Epworth Leauge before its
adjournment for the summer vaca-
don. The league has done uuusu-
ally good work during the past wear.
as they have had their own share OF
meetings and have been greatly ben-
Gifted BY the same. Il IS better 70
give than to receive even in religious
meetings.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
Fight the Fly and Prevent Disease.

SINGLE FLY may bring SIX MILLION GERMS OF DISEASE
into your house.
If there IS NO DIRT or FILTH there VII be NO FLIES
Dono allow TRASH any ACCUMULATE on or near vour
PREMISES -
Noess than 9S PER CENT of the FLIES BRED STABLE
REMOVE the MANURE from the stable EVERY DAY put into
SOED BOX or barrel and small pile possible COW
tI with bedding wood ashes or lime REMOVE from premises
ONCE WEEK "
Keep garbage BUCKET CLEAN and closely COVERED
SCREEN KITCHEN diningroom and KILL all flies that
get in
SCREEN all FOOD.
Don't BUY FOOD sufs where FLIES are tolerated
Keep flies of the SICK ROOM.
Carefully observe al the concerning CLOSETS issued BY the
Health Department
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
PUOGQAzKs cIDsIHs EXERCISES.
william aud naT and FsnaIs
::lsStiiEte Soo6 10 Close.

The feature Of the eounencenent
At William and Mary tbs June vi
De the gathering Of the alumni ca
Alumni Day. June z. Over one
hundred former students net % the
campus last commencement Rod al
oeady i appears from replies 70 let
uers sent out by the association that
much larger number All assemble
commencement week. The PRO
Zramme tor the day WI begin with
a eonclsve in the morning ia the
college chapel tor the discussion OF
alumni matters. In the afternoon
there vii be an aiunni ball game.
rhs orator for the night win be Dr.
Diver Perry ChirwOOd. class Of 80.
Alter the alumni address there uil
b. an informal smoker in the Carne-
| ie library.
Tne exercises Of the eommencs.
n-nt viii begin on Sunday. June 4.
At eleven in the morning when Dr.
". V. Tudor vii deliver the baeea-
laureate sermon.
/ Toe public meeting Of the Philo-
nathesn Literary Society vii taks
place Monday night. followed by
the kappa Alpha Fraternity ger.
man.
Or Tues lay morning the senios
class celebration taxes place ia ne
chapel AZ IL q N. AT night OF
tuesday the Kappa Sigma Fraternt
y german will fouoN the celebrarior
Of the Phoenix Liz rary Society.
The address before the graduate
: all be delivered on Thursday morn
; .ng by Bishop Alfred Msgin Ran
iolph. Ofiths class OF 81. Ate
he address OF Bishop Randolph
President Lyon G. Tyler and Recto
Robert NJ. Hughes viii deliver Ii
iegrees and scholarships.
The Final Ball viii take place i
= he Gymnasium on Thursday nighi
: Ths Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Eer
= nan vii follow the alumni smoke
On Wednesday night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
ARethd Riehm0sd h the Field.

Aessick. Va. Nay lS-Mr. w.
II. Hopkins addressed a Representa-
i've meeting At Wstkins store. Mes
si-k. Va. Mr.. Hopkins IS a prospec-
tive candidate for the Legislature and
desired TO find the ssrtinent Of the
voters Of lower PoQaoson. AT the
cOcclEsion OF Mr.. Hopkins talk a
vOse was called for by Mr.. T. J.
Rollins sad il seemed 70 be wnani-
mcus N favor Os sapportinx Mr..
Hopkias for The next Legislature.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25

The Williamsburg Female Insd-
tute holds its closing exercises Nav
q to 81. This. the third commence
nent Of the Institute. closes a most
successful years work. The con
,inued prosperity Of the school prem
lses fair future.
The exercises begin with the CON-
1encenent sermon Nay g. The
programme for the entire exercises
IS given below;
Sunday. May 2S-1l u. con-
nenesment sermon. Rev. J. Y.
Fair. D. D.; 8 ?. N. address before
Y. w. c. A.. Rev. <. T, WslforS,
D. D.
Monday. Nay .. 8 p. N. nusi-
cal rectal
Taesday. Nay 30. 8 p. N. mus
ic2l recital.
Wednesday. Nay 81. IL a. n
annual address. Rev. ThorRton
Whaling D. D. Awarding of esr.
uhcatss. diplomas and medals.
The exercises Sunday morning
and night viii Dc held IN the Meth.
odist church; MondsY and Tvesds,
oight's exercises VII be held il
Cameron Hall and the closing exsT.
eises Wednesday az the Iast;tutr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
TOBY Takes q keH Tack,


There is much being said ard
written these days about won2n's
suffrage. Of course this is al folly. |
the woman has DO business with the
ballot. Il j. the nature Of woman
20 exercise her donins6 z power to
the limit, simply 20 prove the power
OF man 70 control her. This IS the
nature Of all living creatures and hu-
manity IS not excepted. But iast as
soon as man proves 70 the woman
that be has the stength and VII TO
control her, the woman then becomes
satisfied and IS contented IN this sat-
isfaction. I believe 10 allowing " .
man al the freedom and privilege
that are good for her. but lst Us not
forget that women ike children,
must be controlled. or they may de-
strOy themselves. and IN destroying
themselves. they also destroy their
race.
A short time ago Miss Ruth Cam
roc. OF the News Leader. called o1
the readers Of that paper to deseribc
70 her the manner Of man a womar
admired most. and il was prover
that OF all things she demands tha
man DC strOug and clean. physically
and morally. This is rigat and good
But let womsn ientmber that maj
IS dependent, more OF less. upou he
for these qualities.
The foundation of a strong anc
: ciean man IS aid before he is born
. and the finishing touches are put oi
p while in childhood. There To-
mother must be strong and clean o
3 else how can the man be2 There
D tore. We see that the women of n
! next generation are dependent upo
= the women OF this generation 70 Civ
r. 70 man the qualities she admire
Z most.
: TIE offspring Of a pany. sickl
mother cannot be strong sndihealthy
Therefore II becomes the duty {
man 70 control the woman and d
a maud that she keep herself sTon
{ and pure. physically and morally
b We should begin right now by d
{ manding that she abandon the foo
c ISL and sinful habit Of corset wez
q ing. for the evil OF al the FOOLS
and sinful habits OF men would n
{ offset the evil or this one habit
= women. Toby.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
NICHOLSON
SCHOOL,
Another Session
|. Closed,

Commencement exercises ot Mich.
olson High School began IN Cans-
ron Hall last Thursday night. and
the usSal large and enthusiastic an
oience Was present 70 witness the ex-
eFeises and 20 sheer The yoanz grad
yates On. The stage decorations
we're effective. and gRyean attractive
setting 70 the scene. After operirg
prayer BY the Rev. A.. J. Hoovsr
followed BY the class song. Card
nsr Brooks. president Of the class.
opened with q very approrrase sd-
dress. The toIloviag young seniors
held the attention og the audience
throughout the evening. and each
very ersditabiy performed his Or her
pan:
Class history. Miss Nellie Worthy.
Seeing Ourselves as O,hsrs See Us.
Miss Nay PSrson: 500, Miss Grscs
Sozarth. essay. Miss Rsnchs Nc
Corniek: Class WM. Miss Rossua
hougs. Class Poem. Mr.. Meriwsthrr
Arnistesd; rceits6ou. Mss Grscs
bozarth: Prophecy. Miss Rebeccs
Jones' VaisdictOry. Miss Nzn GRAY.
The sweet giEl graduates il partic-
uiar were remembered BY their
admiring friends and we're recipients
o. beautiful flowers.
On Friday night the hall Vas
again crowded 70 its capacity 70 Wit
ness the Literary contests and 70 see
the awarding OF diplomas. prizes.
etc. After the Rev. (. K. Odsu
had invoked a blessing upon the
meeting. aad a spiTitsd class song Of
~elcone. the recitation contest was
started by Mss Blanche Mccormick.
whose subject was The Cook. -
Other Contestants were Mss Ina
thompson. A Telephons Ro-
nance" Miss Fern Cooley. "Aun,
Elnorz's Hero" Mss Madeline
Warburton. The Courtin' %: Miss
Name Powell. AS the Noon Rose. -
The 6eclsimsrs followed and kep,
everybody interested for the nsxr
half hour or more Vernon Geady
ed of with a defamation sntitled !
Spartacus 70 the Roman Envcys.'
Robert Ellis dselained a piece snu.
ted C2nlinz's Defiance" Curtis
lnnan. rhs Dsstiny OF the Nations
Of the Earth" Eugen< Rowley,
The PnSoner A. the Bar." AL n.
speakers acquitted themselves haad.
soneiy. and &hhczgh al could nor
win the medal nooe need b
ashamed Of his effort
The Judges awarded the m=dal
, tor best recitation 70 Mss Mzmss
Powell. and for best declainsr &c
Master CaElis In1an. Mrs. E. K.
, Odsn delivering the fornsr AID Mr..
/. r l. Spencer the lSter.
Prot. Hslxaoeck then proceeded
70 ESnozncs the graduates who
we're Misses Aabel Rsbecca Jones
Ic3 RoseiAa Hooge. Nellie Virgins
Worthy. Nsa Elan Gray. Laura
Blanche NcCOrnick. frances May
Person. Masters Gardiner Tyle,
: BEooks and Asiwstheg Irving Aru-
iseeac- The presenfarion Of diplo-
! zss elcised nSSh applause frcm
. the ssdisncs.
: GarciaeE Brooks vas the winner
OF the william and Mary scholar
sAip. and Miss Rsbeoca Joaes The
ScholRrxhfr, N fha E~~~.l. F,..:..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-25
College BaCGaIauIHatH Sermon.

Rev. Wn. V. Tudor. D. D.. a
member Of the Virginia Conference
Of the Methodist church. will preach
the baccalauIeate sermon before the
faculty. students and general public
on Sunday. June 4. at II a. N. IN
the college chapel.
Dr. Tudor has held an enviaOle
position among the ministry OF Viz
ginia for many years and IS a most
elegant speaker. The college IS
fortunate in securing him 70 preach
AZ commencement.
DR.. Tudor has been invited by
the pastor Of the Williamsburg
Methodist church to speak al that
church at the evening services on
Sunday June 4. On account of the
baccslaureate sermon at the college
at J. a. m. there VIII DC no services
az the Methodist church at that time.
Special music IS being prepared by
the choir OF the church FOR both
OF these services on Sudday, June Z.