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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14
LARGE CARD OF
GAMES ON FOR
OVER WEEK END
Riversides in Two--Puritans
in South Amboy--T. A. c.
Has Attraction.

y = , y y y 4
. Today.
q BASKETBALL
= Xavier Midgets vs.. Diamond :
" Wanderers, Auditorium, this af- 4
y ternoon.
= p. A. H. s. vs.. Railway H. S., =
y Railway, afternoon.
= Riversides VS.. Seasides, Audi
= forum.
= T. A. C. vs.. Insurance Five,
" Tottenville.
= Puritans vs.. South Amboy,
= South Amboy.
= Riversides VS.. South River,
y South River.
= Curtis Annex VS.. w. H. S.,
= Tottenville.
" SOCCER
" P. A. Soccer Eleven in Totem
r vile, afternoon.
= BOXING
+" Liberal A. C. stag, Rosebank,
= S. l.
Tomorrow.
+" FOOTBALL
" Ramblers VS.. Trojans, Wood
" bridge.
y 4 4 4 =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14
M e DICA
TO THE AFFLICTED

If you have thin, poor, Impoverished
blood, weak and unstrIna nerves, neu-
ralgia. rheumatism, are without your
usual energy and vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or biad-
der complaint, or kindred ailments you
should have the very best treatment.
This you can obtain at the we'll known,
long established Office ct
DR.. GRINDLE
the Specialist.
where thousands before you have found
complete and speedy restoration to
health, power and vigor.
DR. sGRINDLE
May be consulted at his Office. III
West 18th Street, between 9th and 7th
AYES, New York, where be has been
for more than thirty years.
Advice Free. Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 9 to 9. Sundays 8 to 3
evening NEWS covers fhe reid
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14

NOTICE - YOUR BICYCLE Re
PAIRER IS BACK AGAIN.
] have a fine line new and used
Bicycles, the best kinds Of Tires and
Supplies. All kinds Of Toys. Baby
Carriage tires from SOC a set. Repairs
Of all kinds Of machines. You know
the place.
MAIDS MADSEN
1877 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14
AHL1VE !! ,o, TIPS
By BOSCO

All quack doctors r not old ducks.
The motto of the crab: Be sure you T right and then go backward
Is a flirting bachelor a bachelor of arts?
Many a mar who hasn't even been to high school goes to "colleg
A lot of family Jars originate from a jug.
One way a man can please his wife is to pretend he is Jealous of he
AS stroned through a lonely street.
Passing many a cottage by,
| 'no a low a n mua fled piaintiye cry.
1 bent Fr %y w w6c to tine ins Strains tGam we're waited.
And found a man almost swooned
what sore trouble hast thou had,
My good man" / said.
Is because my wife is dead"
And dire pity shook X, nay y, frame ran smts.
And fastened to explain:
my wife died a year ago
Du' Vs. - I'm III I' to n find another
The Chauneurs Xmas.
They say he was chauffeur,
You'd never think it from his looks.
But l know he was a chauffeur --as~4sxz.um
Cause he's got some chauneurs books.
His manner it was mild.
He saw what she was doing.
His eyes looked kind o. wild!
A Ais ne spox was She leS so Il S sfashed.
Then sience-all life seemed hushed.
He probably wondered what the deuce \
She could be thus crocheting.
His thoughts were very wicked,
And then he heard her saying:
TITS for my friend, the chauffeur,
With his lovely slvered hair;
do not care to think of him
Riding round with his head bare.
$50 a cap for him I'm making,
1t will surely be a beaut;
The colors will be pink and white,
know he'll think it cute"
Poor Henry turned his head away.
A tear fell from his eye.
Listen, friends, I'll tell to you
The reason he did cry.
All his money he'd been saving
A present nice to buy,
But NOT for the little maiden
Who thought of headgear he was shy! a
But gee, what now could Henry do,
He surely q in bad.
Not money enough to buy presents for two
Made Henry feel quite sad.
Now brace up Henry, be a sport,
When you read this don't get sore.
A diamond ring in this girls hand
Is worth a dozen in the store.
The only way to thank this maid
For this chauheurs hat SO neat, /.
Is to buy her a Xmas present -
And call her your Xmas Sweet"
"TOT"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14

All kinds Of attractions are on for
the weekend in sports and there will
be no fan, whether he be a lover OF
basketball only, soccer, or football,
that will be disconnected with the
activities in sportdom in these dig
gings after he scans these lines for
what he terms the best attraction.
Here at home we start with a mid
get game-the first OF Its kind on
the Auditorium court. In this sched-
uled fray the Xavier Midgets will
meet the Diamond Wanderers at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon. At
night the city champion five will op-
pose the Seasides, of Staten Island,
on the Auditorium court. After the
Wilentz clan finish their game here
they will leave for South River,
where another battle with Blacks
South Riverites is booked on Yates
court. :
In South Amboy the Puritans and
the fast going O'Toole- Forgotson
combination will meet in a great
game.
In T%ottenville the North British
Insurance Company's basketball team
will oppose the T. A. C. aggregation
on the knights of Pythias court. At
1880 o'clock the "prelim" between
the Curtis H. s. Annex and the Wood
bridge H. s. teams will be begun.
In Rosebank, s. l., the Liberal A.
C. will present a fine card Of bouts at
their regular stag. A classy ten.
round main bout and several feature
"prelims'' as well as semi-finals are
carded.
Tomorrow afternoon the only foot
ball game of the weekend will be
staged between the Ramblers, Of
Woodbridge, and the Trojans, Of
Elizabeth. on the formers grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
B0fkiNS

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Boykins, Va. January 6.--Mrs Sal
lie Edmunds and daughter, OF Norfolk,
have been here on a visit TO friends.
Mesdames Fannie Bryant aud \. L.
Hart are IN Sunbeam on u visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor and little son.
OF the Eastern Shore. have been on 4
visit to Miss Richardson for the past
several days
Roy Carlton, of Bedford City. spent
the holidays here with his parents.
Miss Eunice Hart, of Littleton, y.
c.. Is ~ guest of Mrs, S. J. Myrick,
M. J. Knight sIas been very III for
the past two weeks.
S. ]. Myrick is quite sick
Miss jennie Reynolds, OF Portsmouth
was guest several days ago OF Mrs
Is. r. Britt.
Quite n number of entertainments
have boen given during the holidays
In honor. of the young girls and boyn
who are at homo from school,
Miss Elizabeth Turnbull, OF Inv
rencevilio. is spending somn time with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Baaton. e
! Mas Richardson wtss IA Norfolk aes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

tables OF bridge very delightfully."- We'd
ntsioy afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Richard Fox, of Chicago. Prizes were
given TO the highest winner at each
table. and those winning were Mrs. II.
Is. Fox. Mrs. Spears Webster. Mrs w.
r. Peck and Miss Sarah Cochran.
G. c. Cochran entertained at two
card parties during Christmas week
in honor of the twcnty-f annivcr-
sai'y of her wedding day She
entertained three tables of bridge
Thursday afternoon. On Friday
night Mrs. Cochran entertained at
bridge again. and her guests were Miss
Lillian Lloyd. with Raymond Thayer,
OF New York: Miss Margaret Bullitt
and J. /. Rullit;. Jr.; Miss Marguerite
Goodloc, with L. c. Ferguson Miss
Carrie RanEelcy, or Roanoke, with Tav
Goodloe: Miss Sarah Cochran, with Tav
lipscomh: Miss Caroline Rhoads. with
RI, is Morrison: Mrs. Parks. with Mr..
McFcrran. The first prize for the wo-
men was won by Mrs. Parks; Miss
Rangclcy won the BOBBY; Is. c. Fersu-
son won the first mans prize, and j. T..
Bullitt, the BOBBY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
PoWHATAN
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
fowhatan. Va, January 6.-AIiss
Matte Patterson has returned to
Sweet Brian, after spending several
days with relatives here.
Mis- Louise Reynolds who spent the
ho.' days with her father, Rev. ]. T.
! ynolds. has returned to Woman
College. Richmond.
c: j. Flanagan spent the weekend
with relatives here.
Writ S. Goode has returned to Au-
81 n Springs, after spending the holt
da: with his mother. Mrs w S.
Goodc
Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman. who
have been visiting relatives here, lnvo
returned to Farmviile.
Marshall Justis. who spent the holt.
'da' with relatives here. has returned
to Fork Union Academy.
Mrs. p. /. Llpscomb is visiting her
parents in King and Queen. this week.
Miss LILLIAN Flanagan has returned
spending the holidays with her mother
here.
Hiss Willie Richardson. who has
been visiting relatives here, has re-
turned to her homo In Richmond.
Row. J. ". Reynolds spent several
days IN South Boston this week.
Nils Dorothy Iustis has returned 10
Blackstone Female Institute after
spending the holidays with relatives
here.
Richard Reid spent the Weekend
with friends in the village.
W. Q. Gpodc. OF Richmond, spent In,
holid' " with relatives here.
Paul Flanagan has returned to Rich
mond after spending the HOLIDAYS here
los phi Fentrcss spent several days
here this week.
Willie johnson spent tho holidays
with his sister. Mrs. Il. p. Flanagan,
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

full country home. "Seclusion," gave a
delightful party OH Monday evening
TO large number of friends from this
ana surrounding communities. -he
home vas attractivcly decorated fos.
the occasion with pink carnations,
lilies and ferns. The color scheme,
pink eand green, was carried out in
Ices. lamp shades and drapcries. Mrs
H. G. liillyer presided over the punch
bowl. while Mrs. y G. Trice assisted
at the table. where refreshments wave
served throughout the evening
MISC Louis Terrell will leave this
week fer ltollins Institute, where abe
Is cthdcnt this session. Miss Terrell
spent the Christmas holidays with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. T.. \. Terrell, at
this place. (
Miss Virginia Mnrston. Of Newport
News. was the guest of Mrs. T. c. Gar
rett last week 's
D. Harris. formerly of this place.
but now of Rutherfordton. y. c., spent
several days here last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
lere. has returned homo.

here. has returned homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Field were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom ~ Field
last week.
Drs Hilton and Morgan Stcnbridgc
of the Medical college of Virginia,
who spent the holidays here. returned
TO Richmond Monday.
re-. Roy l.. Beazlcy and children
arc spending the week with relatives
In West Point.
John w. swift, of Stopcville, n. C.,
who spent IA few days recently with
his parents. has returned home.
Mr.. and SIrs. Z. l.. BcaZlcy have re-
turned from Il short visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Beaziey, of South Boston.
Miss May Little, OF Georgia, spent Il
few days this week with her mother
and sister here.
Miss Lillian Parker, of Chase City
High School, who spent the Christmas
with her parents in North Carolina,
returned Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
n. c. HUNT Is APPOINTED.

williamsburg. W., .5anuary G.
Judge d. G. tyler to-day appointed
u. G. Hunt, OF Poquosin District York
county. to De Commissioner of the
Revenue OF York. q vacancy having
occurred ny the failure of j. w. White.
who was elected 10 the office last fall.
to qualify. NJ. Whites health has
failed and he was forced TO give UP
active work. There were several APP
plica-ts for the appointment G.. T..
Bryan. OF Nelson District. Will act as
Nr. Hunts deputy. and will have the
two upper districts. Bruton and Mel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

cral days ago.
Mrs. S. L. Bcaton. who has been quite
sick, is now able to be out.
Mrs. Herbert Britt and little girl
have returned from Pendlcton, \. c..
where they had been to attend the
marriage or Mrs. Britt's sister.
Mrs. Barnhll, of Rocky Mount. n.
e., after a visit to her mother. Mrs.
NJ. J. Knight has returned to her
home.
-. and Mrs Curry Stephenson. OF
Rocky Mount, y. c., were hero 10 SEQ
friend; last week.
Sidney GrlZzard, OF Lawrcnccvillc, IS
here on n visit.
Dr. r. e. Henderson and little girl,
were in LynchburS during last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
CIsMONT

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
Cismont, Va, January 6.--The New
Year reception at Castalla added ono
more to the long list OF hnppy. warm
hearted Christmas gatherings under
that roof The guests were enthusi-
astic over the delightful musical treat
given tncm. Amongst tho neighbor-
hood people assembled We're Mr.. ana
Mrs. S. S. Longheld. Mrs. Shnckieford
MIR. and Mrs. y. l. Everett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Money. Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Joslin, Alr. and Mrs. Frank Ran
dolph, Mrs. Barger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernie Money. DIR. Frank Thurman, Mr.
Mrs. Rankin, Miss Edith Rankin. Miss
Isabel and Amelic Money. DIR. Gerald
oBrian. Miss Helen Money, Mrs. Fair
fax Burger. Mrs. Chittenden. Rev. Les
Laurence and Carroll Boocock. II. Ma
gruder and the host and hostess, Mr..
aid Mrs. Murray Boocock.
Tuesday evening the Rev. Leslie
Robinson gave q pleasant entertain
inent to the children of the Sunday
school. and their friends. There was a
beautiful stereopticon exhibition with
Il lecture by ~. T.. Money. y Christ
mas treo. loaded with good things.
which We're distributed to tho eager
youngsters closed the entertainment.
Aylett Everett. ir.. returned on Wed
nesday 10 the V. z, |.
Professor and Mrs. Grigsby Shack
ieford returned on "Wednesday 10 the
Episcopal High School.
The Misses Scott, of Gordonsvile,
have been visiting Miss Lindsay Sat +.
terteld, who Is n guest Of her aunt, ut
The Oaks"
Mrs Frank Thurman. who has been
I'll at the University Hospital for the
pnat month, is recovering rapidly. md
will soon be well enough to return
II me.
day within n full contingent of stu
dents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Sunday Services
In City Churches
Snlesh otherwise noted In this
Solumn' usual scrriceb viii he con-
uuetcd nj customary hours by reEu-
'ar Phs'ors OF local churches,

In aee"rdanc@ xiii custom OF long stand.
'"s' the considerations 81 all ~ The presUy =.
'sf'aH churches .: Richmond viii meet a,
oeioe: to'ni.;a; IA tic Church .. tho
covenant 'or an unnuai Joint communion
ter'ice Rev. Waiter ". Moor, %. d.
piff'"e't o: ;nG Gnlon TH"piUglca. seminary
WIZ preach Il speciai sermon, w!.ilc IN. ma.
tH's OF the city chnrcRcs wa! pa-tlrlp3te ~
t"e services. sDet.at !n;cr.s; IL tttacnc,i
th's oeLhsioh. que 10 ihc !ac, that II
marks the competition %: the twenty -nt:u
.eaI 81 service Of Roy. J. calvin stewart
y. y. ak pus,o. % ;Ec Church .! the cove
uspt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
CHASE CITY
tspeciaI to The Times.Dispotch.

tspecial to The Times Dispat ch.J
Chase City, Va, Jaiuary G--Afiss
Lumm.c Curninghnm. OF Richmond, Is
u. guest OF her aunt. Mrs. C. IL.
Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. George * Gilmore. ac-
companied by Fred wilkins, OF Acco-
mao. Va. spent few days hcre with
relatives and friends last week.
Hunter Gregory. with friend, AIR.
Weaiherby. of the Medical College of
Virginia, Richmond. spent q few days
at the homo of his mother, Mrs Eta
Gregory.
Miss Louise Yancey. of South Hill.
is the guest OF Miss Flussie Galiyon.
MI. and Mrs II. a. Gallyon. of will
son, n. c.. and Aubrey Gallyon, OF
Newborn. \. G.. spent last week with
relatives here.
from Mertinsville.
Miss Grace Nelson. Of Norfolk, is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Elsie Ed !
munds.
Baratier Harris, Of South Richmond.
.who has. been spending some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Docs LoophoIc. E,I.t.

whether loophole really exists in
the immigration laws such as would
allow steamship companies TO shift
inc responsibility for bringing in i'm
MIGRANTS OF the excluded classes Will
y. argued before tho court. y New
York court held that while the purposc
OF ConGress seemingly was to MAKE
inc steamship companies pay the cost
OF returning such Immigrants as are
dohicd entrance, there was nothing In
the law 20 prevent the companies from
eifcGm'cntinS the law by requiring
these immigrants TO pu, up security.
IN foreign ports to cover the cos, OF
returning them II rejected
another question will be whether 4
special rate on coal may be given rail
roads sun othe rcascS Involving con-
Aicts OF Jurisdiction between the In
terstate Commerce Commission and tho
Commerce Court Will I've heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

.!ltav!sta. Va. January s.--rhc Consoiidat-
ed Furniture Works uf This tonn have com
f!ctcd iaeir additional building for mil! con-
t;ruci!on. @siS- tect. with galvanized Iron
s'dins ard Stag root This extension makes
the conranys entire building coxS32 feet
and the new building is 6i..iGcd from ,h.
old structure by fire wall. The annual
capacity Will bc from $500 TO s29cvc19
worth o. furniture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Judge TYLER, in vacation here to-day.
heard argument in the suit OF Morris
against Cook ct ais. in which Il large
sum Of money Is involved. VI. II.
barnes. OF New Kent. represented tho
plaintiff aud y. G. Osborne, Of Rich
mond, AID y. l.. Henley. OF Williams
burg, tho defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
BIG STONE GAP

big stone Gap, January G..-The Ger
man Club. of Big stone Gap. gave a
most delightful dance on New Years
nj ut 1T Golfers Hall.
Miss Minnie Fox entertained at four
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
FREDERICK'S HALL

Especial to The Times ispatch.]
Fredercks Hall, January 6.--AIr and
Mrs. Edward IIillycr, in their bcauti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

4hH a"hsai ro!. cul! o: ucmger. ana re.
to'ts OF work during the nrs, year WA %,
read tH!s morning the II u'clovI .c-yic,
t"s -H'th Avenue Christian Cnurrn.
Ae:n.ng aun evening .rrvic,s wtu b. con.
onit.d ~ tne pastor. Rev. H.ary Pcarc,
atkins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Ths Beet Way 20 Bocs. Our city-wha,
TOE b!nsu sa|a ,oout Il wal o.. tnc sup.
'ee' o. s:.i"vH tonight IN tao i3rosc
S.rcI H.'h"Gist .EhFtn ~ the pastor, H.v.
afuna IL h."s- isui lynn. Gattyc o.
AAo'."' va. ""i.Nsr short snarcss a; .:.,
~ 81 o"iOf. inr sunaay -cnu0l. Al $50 a.
~. t"e't VIZ Dc a -r.Si"! nievtsng tor ~! Z
~atn aH aG9I,ss VA. u- mao. by
Vutaall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
RATE PROBLEMS
MUST Be SETTLED
This Will Be Interstate Com
merce Week i'll the Su-
premc Court.
REBATE QUESTION UP
Case Grows Out Of Indictment
OF Harvey {. Miller and
Morris L Miller.

ash!pBton, January 6.--'Jntcrstatc
Commerce Week" Will be observed I'm
the Supreme Court of the United states
beginning Morda?. Practically all Of
the questions to be argued that week
arc connected with railroad or atc,u
ship traffic
The iirat case 10 be considered In
wolves whether shippers may be in
dictcd for accepting rebates unless il,
Is shown that the railroad concerned
hhd posted the regular rates at the
railroad statior Al point OF origin. II
was held by Judge Specr OF Georgia
mat the poHtiny of the REGULAR rnics
In tho community In which the shin
per lived WAS such an important mean.
81 information that the shipper could
not be indicted, unless II was nIlcg-
cd tho rates had been posted This rul
ing occurred In the indictments OF
Harvey Z. Miller and Morris r. Miller.
OF Philadelphia on charges Of accept
ing concessions FOR shipments over tho
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company. Jointly with the Scahoard
Air Line and the Atlantic Coast Line.
An Ancies- Fight.
Another cage Is the quarter. century
iiSht Of Cincinnati shippers for lower
rates 10 Chattanooga ana the SCUM
In 1926 shippers induced the In,ersta,c
Commerce Commission TO order a sharn
reduction OF rates over the Cincinnati
New Orleans and Texas Pacific Road
from Cincinnati 20 CHATTANOOGA Courts
hcld that the commission could not Nx
future rate. Later when this power
was conferred upon /, the Commission
reduced hrst-class rates 10 20 cents
ana held that Will. n demand for a 60
cent rate might he rcasona BILE OH n
road direct to Chattanooga, II would
not be go on the Louisville and Nash
VIC and connecting lines. Further
more. the commission held that to re-
ducc the rate To 60 cents might make
inequitab!c certain rates from Mem
phis to Chattanooga and to Atlanta.
birmingham. Montgomery and other
southern cities. Tho Cincinnati shin
ners made an unsuccessful attempt in
! the Commerce Court to have the 20
cent rate declared unjust and unrea-
sonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
SO a'aB HEwSs
Humphreys savenSy-seven
Breaks uG Grip and
CO l., d

Inc sweetest thing in life,
30 the wise Germans tell,
Is not good health itself,
put the joy of getting we'll.
Inc use of "Scvcnty-sevcn" dur
ing the winter time will keep you
irec from Coughs and Colds, and
Whiic you may miss the JOY dc
scrlocd by the German. you will
escape lot of'suffcring from Grip,
Ioughs, Colds and Sore Throat
by the timely use Of Seventy
seven. AT all drug stores, 25c, or
mailed.
wn ini.mphIeys Iiameo. Medicine Co. Cor.
'"'' onu Ann Streets. Sew York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Rev. Thomas Semmes. p7caid,n; Of the
Ministerial Union. Of Richmond. VIII! address
the mems meeting This afternoon a; a:Gj
O'Clock IN the Y. VI. - a. auditorium, Ills
suhJec: Will be The City and the Man"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

y sunday .srhool union meeting viii ,aEc
pace this afternoon al o'clock In the As.
bury Methodist Church. An address Will be
made hy ltoy. J. r. EZsio.;on. while 4 must
"a! program VIII be carried out;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

cag!siniaS Inusic VIII he repeated th!.
afternoon a. the o'clock seiv.co =: Menu.
mental Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

"e'' " H. Glover. ID. D.. superintendent
q; the Christian .A.i.aute nEs.uu .yr, an
e.htIa! tHatl, N.. pr.uSn ~ At a. a. H.
TIC fArH race .IttnvutsI '-uurrn. N.y A.
=. 1nV!.usvn. n.1vrtnI.nusnl o. iu,,r.un IN
Aa'tsihr, WIZ piraIu at a.. 81 uE. ,irjv.t
va! eUAGuct IL sp-I,4. served nj H. M IN
'ht C"'ch station -i.tavu.aI ,.hurcn Mr
4hu!ipso.a nnt a.to eJhauCr "a s.uI,.ur &c, =.
wee u. t"e same noar II. ,nc Lau:c! stree,
!issnve.=S .n-rcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Hishop Colins Denny vii, coa.yo, mo
morning service Ia the Clay Street Mctho.
aist Church while tbs pas,or. ney r. 4.
WeteTac!d. Will preach at night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Re'. T. A. forrcht .ppc;iat-ndca; q: .hc
AoeecI ans ir'..n.ng s.Hoois, Iucrga "a
VII eVH+uGl ss's'Les az a:SJ f.. AT tnu
taTistIaa ana customary An!ancr uo.p.,,
Ha!i. Az Htst !ilIn street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

REV John FOX. q. D. o. New York. u-.ii
SfHNer an ndur.ss ut ;ha evening syr.!ce At
centenary Methars't caurcn Oh Ia. ,.ntnes.,
revolution ia ~ '"iaiion 20 iac D,b.u ana
Ghr!sanity. Tho morning .ery,c. .y,il a..
eonurctcd o. che pastor. Rev. W j. Young.
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Four Generations

On last Monday a group gathered
at the home OF Mr aud Mrs. 4. J.
Monahan to witness the baptism of
little Ethel Rebgcoa, infant daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. &. T.. Gates.
Mr and Mrs. Monahan, great grand
parents ON the mothers side; Rev.
and Mrs, James lloberg of Me
Minnville, great grandparents ON
the fathers side; Mr. and Mrs. &,
II, Thayer maternal grandparents,
aud Rev and Mrs. Gates, parents.
were present Rev. lloberg adj
ministered the haptismal rite. The
only regret Ia the gathering of the
parents grand parents and great
grandparents of the little Miss was
the absence of Mrs. ID. NJ, Metlger,
Mr. Gates mother, who was de-
tanned on account of illness. Had
she been present -four generations
ON either side would have been rep
resented. J. A. Hoes, the local
secured an excellent
photo oi the gathering