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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
Remarkable Demonstration
for MissOurian Feature
of Convention Day
LASTS FOR NEARLY HOUR
4 tpNSTRJ ED BN MANY TO PRES
AGE BOOM FOR PRESIDEN.
TIAL NOMINATION AS con-
PROMISE CANDIDATE.

At. '.'.'.. .a|'. i|Nrn
Chicago. lll. June 10 Roosevelt
forces met a second defeat in the Re
publican national convention today.
ia session which had for It's out
standing feature a remarkable dem
onstration ia honor of Governor Had
ley OF Missouri which lasted for
nearly an hour.
An the Roosevelt forces joined la
trH demonstration The fact that
several Taft states added voice 10 the
ovation 90 lladley was quickly inter
.reted as "a possible forerunncr OF a
lF0m for the Missouriau for prcs.-
dept One enthusiastic Pennsylvania
delegate jumped to the stage and
sailed for Three cheers for Uadley
the next President"
liadley led the figh' on the con.
.n'ion floor today a. Oust 90 con.
; fSi.si aele-aea ard 90 cent q.
Roosevelt men Ia their places Tho
convention finally refused 90 enter
Tain iladicy's motion.
, This action transferred the rsh.
t0 tbe Oommitt'. ON Credentials
which .ae appointed just before tb,
convention adjourned al $50 fbis
afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20

The doors of the committee room
were suddenly thrown open by ], J.
sullivan of Ohio. who rushed out
with the cry An Roosevelt men
walk OUT"
Many Roosevelt men followed, As
they pushed open the swinging doors
after sullivan they cried ont to the
newspaper men !"
All newspaper men come inside
and see what they re trying to do 10
ms
Assistant Sersoal'-at-arUs Thayer
called for police and the crowd was
sap' from getting iu
Roosevelt men poured from the
room, declaring they We're acting uu-
der orders of Roosevelt
Everybody 20 to the Floreutne
room at the Congress Hotel. shouted
one man All rushed out. followed
by e crowd They were oyertaken ia
the street by Secretary Hayward who
asked Why did you act that way
lleney of California replied We
are acting under direct orders from
Colonel Roosevelt We are obeying
q better general than YOU lle told
us to leave that room. and We did
IL.
Hugh l.. Halbert said the break
came as the result OF the COMMITTEES
maiority's refusal 70 open up an evi-
dence In the eases Roosevelt con-
testants were then asked to the Flor
entine room of the Congress Hotel,
where Roosevelt headquarters are To-
Gated. and will bc nearby members OF
the credentials committee represent
lng Roosevelt
The majority of the boi'cg, vas
later induced to return 20 the CON-
mittec room. but Roosevelt men made
II clear that they would leave u a
body unless conceded their point
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
DOZEN DEAD IN
COLORADO MINE
Explosion Caused by" Windy
Shot" In Hastings Shaft
Near Trinidad

Er \-spDatcl Press
Trinidad Colo. June ls Twelve
bodies of victims of the Hastings
mine explosion which occurred early
today were brought 10 the surface
shortly before nightfall An had been
badly burned and scorched
The cause of the explosion is given
as windy shot igniting a body
of gas. and originating in the extreme
end OF the slope being driven from
the main entry 10 interseet a lower
vein
Damage 20 the mine was slight, and
operations win ho resumed during the
comm. week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
Government Force Sent Out
to Destroy Bridges on
Mexican Central
WOULD CUT OFF JUAREz
BELIEVED CRIPPLED CoMNiUNI-
CATION WILL LEAVE BORDER
CITY DESTITUTE OF SUP
PLIES FOR ATTACK.

chihuahua. Mexico. June 10 A
dynamitlne crew, mostly Americans
employed by the Mexican government
is operating between here and Juarez
and will probably blow up all impor-
tant railroad tressles on the Mexican
Central, II the rebel scouting parti =
sent out 10 prevent them are uns .-
cessful
The object of the expedition /. D
cut the wire and railroad commun -
tion between chihuahua and Juarel.
aud 10 make the latter place dest-
ute OF supplies in case Il Is attacked
bv FcGerals from Sonora.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
rAFT MAJORITY FORMS
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
~ Associated Press

~ Assoc.atcd Press
Chicago. Ill. June l' In test
of strength over the organization OF
-he credentials committee tonight,
Taft forces elected Thomas u Devine
NJ Colorado chairman over the Roose-
relt candidate " u. Lauder ~ North
Dakota. by a vote Of 30 20 IS. four
members absent or not voting.
Immediately after the election Of
Devine. recess avs taken until $3.50
The members of the credentials
committees are
Colorado Thomas n. Divine
South DakOta-S ]. RAY
Texas C. 4. Wornken
wyomlnc ? " Mondeb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
CONTENTION rEuCEEnINGS

| BY Associated Pres.
Chicago lll. June 90 Temper
airy Chairman EIhu Root called the
convention 10 order at li.Ia q m
n was announced that agreement
had been reached between Waton.
Taft leader. and lIadlcy Roosevelt s
leader. for three hours debate on
the lladiey motion ro uuseat ~ TAFT
delegates. seated by the national com
mittee Iladley presented a state
meut OF fourteen members OF the ma
tional committee that fhes" delegates
should not DE seated
Senator HemenWdy of Indiana
spoke against the ,ladlry motion. de
clarius that of tha fourteen national
committeeman protesting against the
Taft delegates an but Two had been
retired This year
Watson vas cheercI as b, began
the closiu- argument, saying that he
believed uadley would consent 60 re-
Tar JUo resolution TO the credentials ls
committee. when appointed
Watson aud liadlcy walked to the
front uf the platform ana stood side
by side amid uproarious cheering ana
tremendous ovation lasting many
minutes. during which a dozen dele
ratiou yellu- wildly marched
around .l, hall
" % Coleman of rennsylyauII
rushed 20 the platform shouting
"Hadley neat President
Girl Wakes Pandcmonium.
A girl in gallery waved a picture
OF Roosevelt and threw kisses % the
crowd Thee moH saw her aud pande-
monlum rpigued The racket lasted
for hall au hour and Has more deaf
ening than ever
10 was learned later that the Wom-
an was MrF W q Davis OF Chicaso
The Oklahoma and Nebraska doiega-
tions Ted Mrs Davis to the press sec
tion. and later sha Nas carried 20 the
platform This occurred foriy-fiye
minutes after tHa racket was begun
After order aa. restored and Had
ley declared tla. U. Nas NI.Iue fo
refer rbc resolution .1 f.r crelcu
tials committee. U.. H .H Fll
thar uo man should .e Obj. .ls. Boo
his oWn case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
OPPOSITION To
JUDGE PARKER
Friends of Bryan Against
Him, Probably Under
Orders Of Leader

E. '-sn.af.i Ffcsa
Baltimore. Nd. June Do Oppos.-
tIon developed tonight 'o The naming
of Judge Parker 90 New York i0r
temporary chairman OF .h. Demo
.rra'Ir national convention
The arrar aameu's c0mm.tf.. .0-
morrow viii select tDmnerlr. .H-
coz. nf fhc convention
r. became known t1nIeH chat
frarI. 0f William = Bryan had
come out against Parker. and -la.
another choice might be- made
Bryan said 70 have commuu cat
sI asa- -hc telephone his wishes from
Chicago This afternoon. r. is Eener-
u'r believed tonight tha. Bryan win
t. chairman 0f tha committee 1r ra.
eal1Hars
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Ir,a. MrlIIlrr

-.t.. .a-f Hacrs Valley and
auII. clear and pleasant clear
1000 warm d. Roswell s. NJ Central
Texas rI-' loudly cool. rain at Tay-
..r and rain lI day a- Austin north
generally e.alr and pleasant east
tcit generally clear and pleasant to
cloudy and part cloudy 90 southwest;
Jrr. and COO, az Beaumont. slow
rain at Nacogioches' south. gener-
ais ..ouiy and cool except in the
vicinity r' S1r Antonio clear and
cool
LouIsarl shreveport clear and
cool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
PRESSNFN'S PRESIDENT
SUSTAINED ON STRIKE.

Knoxville. Tenn. June 1o.-The
international Printing Freshmen and
Assistants Union in convention at
Halo Springs today sustained presi-
dent Berry In calling "a sympathetic
strike OF pressmen throughout the
country etfer the recent chicago
rrfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
WIFI, OF OROZCO
OFF To Los ANGELES.

u" N.|II-lI"T TIrE8
FL Paso Tex june la.--Mrs Pas
cual rocco wife OF the rebel com
mander-Iu-chief left here today with
her children Tor Los Angeles. She
deposited S200 600 with local bank
before leaving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
ROOSEVELT READY TO LEAD BOLTERS
SECOND FUTILE ATTEMPT TO UNSEAT
DELEGATES STIRS COLONEL TO WRATH


o. AhsoNlatci FEcaes
CHICAGO. ILL. JUNE 10
$50 FAR A. l AN CONCERN
Ed" DECLARED ROOSEVELT
To HIS DELEGATES AND AID
VIsERS IN An ADDRESS THIS
MORNING. I'M THROUGH, II
YOU'RE VOTED DOWN. ! HOPE
You, THE REAL AND LAWFUL
MAJORITY OF THE CONyEN.
TION. WILL ORGANIZE A.
sUCH, AND YOU'LL do II II
YOU HAVE THE COURAGE AND
LOYALTY OF YOUR CONyIC-
TIONs."
The long-eNpected crash in the Re-
publican ranks came tonight Roosr-
welt forces acting under personal d,-
rection of the Colonc.
As forerunner of the drastic ac-
tion expected tomorrow or Friday
Roosevelt members OF the credentials
committee late tonight withdrew ia
body, withdrew in person. and in
effect withdrew all Roosevelt contests
which had been scaled from 80 to rs.
Following this action the credentials
committee adjourned
Roosevelt was tonight in the midst
OF exciting conferences and was busy
figuring on loyal delegates whom he
could carry with him out OF the con
yention or into a separate convention
on the Coliseum floor In the event a
crisis was reached.
Close friends OF the Colonel tonight
said that there was no longer any
doubt of his attitude lie was con-
Finced that the credentials commit
tee was against him and would retain
the contested Taft delegations IN
their seats, and Roosevelt decided
that he would 90 no further In the
futile fight in regular convention
Roosevelt would not issue a for
nal statement as To his war-like In
entions early in the evening but was
said 70 have made his position per
fectly clear TO his followers
The Missouri delegation Caucused
tonight, for the purpose T. was said,
Of launching q Hadley boom for presi-
dent.
There is much talk OF Chief Justice
hughes OF New York as a candidate
before the convention Some sug-
gested ticket made up of Hughes
and Hadley.
Taft people are eXultant tonight
Senator Dixon. Roosevelt leader,
said:
I'VE shall have exhausted every
legal and moral duty devolving upon
us tomorrow The future will have
20 take care OF itself
Taft forces tonight said that they
we're prepared for an attempt by
Roosevelt people 10 hold convention
within the convention hall and had
taken steps TO prevent any such dis
order"
II was said that five hundred po-
licemen and eight hundred assistant
seargeants-at-arms are 10 be station
cd in the convention hall and would
preen; disorder AT any cost.
II was said that Roosevelt will be
"a the convention tomorrow and while
re will have no legal standing in the
convention he might be swept into
he fight By his followers
At a conference of his supporters
Iust before midnight Roosevelt asked
them TO adjourn until later In tho
night. when he would have more facts
20 lay before them.
with the submission OF a minority
report tonight, signed by eleven mem
bers OF the rules COMMITTEES. the
question OF reducing Southern repre-
sentation In convention will be put
squarely mp 20 the convention tomor-
row
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20

Watson to table the Deneen amend
ment The motion carried. and was
straight Taft victory The total
votes 90 table showed Ayes, 563,
Nos 5lo The Texas vote stood,
Ayes. -. Noes. q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
I;uling 10, Root

Chairman Root ruled on d point oi
order raised by iadley thar a con-
tested delegate could not vote on 9th
er Identical eases He said that 9th
crwise. the minority could control by
bringing enough contests
The question then arose on the
Watson motion to refer the Hadley
motion for an 'eXpurgated roll CALI
to the credentials committee
The Watson motion was adopted
by viva yoce vote
The roll of states was then called
for names of the credential commit
tee other committees were an
uonnced in like manner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-20
R00SEvELT|ANS
IN FIRST BOLT
Members of Credentials
Committee Break Out of
Committee Room
BIC STAMPEDE FOLLOWS
DELEGATION DECLARES THEY
ACTED UNDER DIRECT ORD
EliS on LEADER IN SUD
DEN BREAk-AWAY.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
Chicago. Ill.,. June io.-l,oose-
welt members of the credentials
committee. acting under specific
orders from Roosevelt, broke out
oi the committee room at 1880
tonight, after attempting Ia beat
open the doors, aud bring In all
the newspaper men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
HOMOEOPATHS TO
ASSEMBLE HERE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Oh MED.
ZOOS TO MEIT AT JEFFERSON
HOTFn TUESDAY.

The Southern homeopathic Medi-
cal Association, an organization com
priSfrE the homeopathic physicians
IN all OF the Southern States, will meet
in this city Tuesday, Wednesday and
18th. The jefferson Hotel will be the
headquarters OF the association, and
the opening exercises will be held in
the jefferson auditorium Tuesday eve
ming, October 18th, at s:15 o'clock.
The address OF the evening on the
subject. What is Homeopathy" will
be delivered by Or. Royal s. Copeland,
A. NJ, M D., OF New York. DR.. Cope
land. who is dean OF the New York
homeopathic Medical College and
Flower Hospital and a former presi-
dent OF the American institute of
Homeopathy, ia an excellent speaker
and will make a most interesting ad-
dress. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
+. The following is the program Or the
evening:
Music--K essnich orchestra.
Invocatton--Rev Henry Pearce At.
kins. Richmond, Va.
So Address Of 'wefcorne-fIon. George
Ainslee. mayor of Richmond
Response-F- Z. Reed, NJ. p, presi,
dent.
Music-~-Kessnich orchestra.
Address-Royal s. Copeland, NJ D
Music--Kessnich orchestra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

for such home, and the committee
was called last week by the CHAIR
state were selected as an advisory
ranging for the purchase OF a suit
able place.
The funds are 10 be secured out
side OF the regular funds of the local
unions The ladies were very en-
thusiastio and readily agreed 10 rem
der aid in every way. They feel the
work will be greatly increased IN
every way II they can establish the
much needed headquarters.
The committee will arrange TO be-
gin work OF securing funds at once,
and meetings will be called when
necessary.
The following ladies from Rich
mond and different sections of the
State were selected a. an adyisary
oonaus1ttee; MsI Howard ~. Hogs
IT, NEE aln3l N. 4 f. 81. a en
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

lures solely in the interest of the edu-
cation of the people In general. with
out any desire or hope of reaping any
financial results therefrom. a., pre-
sents his subject from an undenomi-
national standpoint. and his lectures
are exceedingly interesting and ln-
structive to ALL whether Protestant,
Catholic or unbeliever. II is a pleas
ure to hear him.
A native Missourian. In that State
Judge Rutherford attained distinction
as d practiclng lawyer. He was
pioneer of that State in the legal bat
tie against the grain gamblers, secur-
ing the first conviction against heavy
political odds and influence. His prac-
tice was extensive throughout the
State, Later he became q member OF
the New York city bar, where he now
resides. His reputation as a lecturer
IS International Returning from an
extended trip to the Holy Lands.
| Egypt and Russia. by invitation he
/ delivered lectures to large audiences
/ in Germany, Denmark. Norway, Swe-
/ den and the principal cities of Great
! Britain The press, both Of Europe and
/ America, speak in high terms of him
! and his lectures. BY special invitation
/ he has lectured in the Naval Academy
and many colleges and universities of
the country, such as Leland Stanford.
We are pleased TO welcome him to
our city, and are sure he will be greet
ed by a full house.
/ Everybody is interested in knowing
where the dead are, because the living
Of yesterday are dead today. and many
living today may be dead tomorrow
I Where are they gone? Judge Ruther-
ford promises to give the clear and
satisfactory answer from the Bible
Sunday afternoon at the Lub.n the
atre at o'clock. Your seat Is free
If you get there in time to get 1t.
Doors open one hour in advance OF
the time of the lecture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
Political Pot BoiIs.

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginlan
FREEZING. VA, Oct. 12,-The po-
iftical kettle la beginning to boil as
the speakers poke the campaign fire.
Tho Democrats were never better
united. So far as aIscertained there
IL no division among them. and they
Will present solid front There Is
apparently but little disaffectfon
among the Republicans of this sec
tfons only here and there Is a Roose-
welt follower to be found. IF bribery
in the election could be eliminated,
the county would probably be about
evenly divided between the two par
Ties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
WHERE ARE DEAD?
LECTURE SUBJECT
No ADMISSION FEE AND NO co.,
LECTION To HEAR NEW
YORK LAWYER,

Hon. } 4 Rutherford, of the New
y ark l.+.+v-h.Is- accepted an -tnNI=
tation 10 deliver his famous lecture.
Where Are the Dead" g. in this city
at the Lubin theatre, Sunday sfter-
noon at 3 o'clock, He comes here on
the express condition that tho public
be admitted free of charge. and that
no collection shall be taken from
them While noted lawyer ard
very busy man, he devotes such spare
time as he has TO the delivery NJ lee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
Yirginian IA Killed.

BRISTOL. VA, Oct. IA special
from Richmond. KY, brings news Of
the brutal murder Of the aged father
Of the Rev. J. Randall F,arris, until =
few weeks ago pastor OF the Central
Christian church in this city. and now
located in Mississippi. His throat was
cut and he was shot four times BY
an enemy as the result Of an old
grudge.
No other details have been received
here.
His son has besn sn:alsie< Of thu
ksactlnA Snk = NErhse a. 5safsk -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

herd, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Faith r. PARROT, recording secretary;
Mrs. F.. B. Clement, state treasurer;
Mrs. NJ. w. Newton. Mrs. Estelle
Rudd Porter. Mrs. Sadie Savage.
Mrs. Eubank. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. w. NJ.
Bickers, Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. d. NJ
Burgess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

Discovery Day." the four hundred
and twentieth anniversary OF the dis
covery fof America. will be cele-
brated Monday by Richmond coun-
ell Knights OF Columbus Saturday.
October 18th, was the anniversary.
but the celebration Was postponed
pntn tomorrow.
xhs YSaaaipaI le aseaa sE3n e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

must hand in, perhaps at a most I'M
expected moment Mr.. Gawthrop pre-
sents his subject In Way especially
attractive and helpful TO men. All
roung men are invited. The meeting
will begin at $3.50 o'clock with SO
cial-religious song service,
Special Meeting for Boys
There viii he 4 special meeting Tor
boys In the boys department rooms a.
a;30 o'clock A.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

livered by Rev. Father Jerome. pro-
lessor Of history at Benedictine col.
lege. A musical program Of at
ira ctiveness will be rendered also.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

The young men = meetings at the
s. NJ g. a. have been exceedingly
helpful during the past few months,
none Of them more SO than the one
led by Mr.. j. A. GaWthrop, of the
Bradstreet company. who VIII again
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, by spe-
ciaI invitation, speak to the men on
"Lifes Trial Balance something that
every man IL making up daily and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
"THE nLUEs.s

That horrible sensation and feeling
that creeps into the disposition of SO
many women is frequently caused sole
~ through need OF attention to the
ewes. we will give 500 for any affec-
ton of the eye, ear NOSE or throat
we fail 10 improve
HILL CREST sPECIAfIsTs, :.
A0l Essf VsNqAalA - I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

Leigh Street Baptist church (cor-
ner Twenty-fifth and Leigh streets)-
John T. Wicker pastor Worship at
II A. M. "Omnipotent Can; T.
II, "Home--Its Formation" Sunday
school at 9:5o A. NJ. c. o. Alley, SUI
perintendent All welcome.
Grace Street Baptist church Rev.
Lloyd T. Wilson. p. d, pastor, Will
occupy the pulpit at II A. NJ. and 5
r. NJ, and will deliver sermons on
the following important themes;
Morning, The Supreme Need of
christianity evening. Cheap Relig
ion Repudia ted" Sunday school at
$50 A. NJ. Fl. p. Powell. superintend-
en;. The public will find a cordial
: wptrprue at all services.
venable Street Baptist Pastor
Johnson viii preach at both hours
sunday. Or John Briggs. Of Wash
ington city pastor Of Fifth Baptist
church will aid the pastor in series
Of evangeIistie services He viii
preach his first sermon Monday night.
& The public IL cordially invited 10 at
tend these services sunday school
Ht $3.50 A NJ n. v. p. L, Z r, M.
TO which ali the young people are in
viied
q = .
Tabernacle Baptist church Grove
Rvenue and Meadow street, Pastor
4 William l.. Bail VII preach at II A.
NJ and =. " Morning subject,
Something Better Than the s}est
I Offs; evening subject. That Neigh
4 Dor af Mine" Bible school AT $50 a.
~
Al FIRST Baptist church the pastor.
Rev George W. Mcdaniel ~ H..
M assi preach .a,t ~ A. NJ nna s. r. M -
second Baptist church tFranklin
and Adams streets Thomas ClaRett
Skinner, u. L.. minister. Services II
A. NJ and y T. Nj Graded Sunday
SCHOOL at $50 A Nj Organized classes
Tor men and women Franz r. Crump.
superintendent. Pastor breaches at
both morning and evening services,
{ Morning subject Reality In the
Gshristian's TAfe" Evening subject.
stshrist's Conversation Win a Ration
aiist" Qnartette choir. Strangers well
I come. Seats free. Al the Second Bap-
IS tsst church beginning next Sunday
night, the pastor, Dr. Thomas Ciagett
Skinner. u. D.. will begin a Eeries OF
special sermons on the conversations
Il Of Jesus. These sermons will cover a
& period from next Sunday night to De-
4 t~mber 18th.
iAurel-Strpet Methodist church .
Il Rev. ] ~ Rowland viii preach ut
81 both services Sunday, Subjects,
AL A., some IT Our Hjndrances" )
s m Al NJ = t.-sf4onktna ZIP Young Pee
pies meeting. Tsi5 p AZ
Al IL o'clock A. M. Ia Monument
M Methodist church. corner Park and
Allen avenue. there will be men 4
rally meeting. Ia addition TO a short
n AddrtSs by the pastor, the Rev l.. T.
Mffiians there SKILL be other talks
sshs prominent laSmen and special
M musical program. All men are es-
&s neciaiif Invited 10 this service. In The
evening Al 9 o'clock the pastor vii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13

Third Christian Church, North
Twenty and East Marshall
streets. David Francis. minister
Preaching services nj II A. NJ. and
L, NJ, Sermon subjects. The SD
preme Qualification for Service" and
The Man With the Minority Report"
Bible school at 9, 30 A M. A cordial
welcome awaits you at this church.
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Marshall Street Christian 1921
West Marshall tTeetl--George w,
ksrpcr. minister Services at IL A.
NJ. and r. NJ Morning subject. The
Church of Our Age. evening. "Eter-
nity-Where? Bible school, r. c,
Hawkins, Jr.. superint. endent, $40 A.
NJ. Christian Erdeavor. to be led by
Miss Marie Hutchinson. 7;ae r Nj. Yea
are cordially invited