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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
HOUSTON
Especial N Tho Timos-Disna,

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
houston Va, september =. Mrs Ro-
bert Watkins has returned home after
a visit of two weeks TO her daughter.
81 W. T. De Saussurc. Of Errlawood
Gifts, y. j.
Judge William Barksdalc. Miss Helen
Barksdale. Miss Robecca Leigh and O.
c, Barksdalc. went 10 Lexington this
Week to attend "A wedding.
pr. James Wyche and little son. Or
nest. OF Greensboro. y C.. ana Mister
William Lawson. Jr., Of south Boston
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Craddock
Mr. and Mrs: lanes Edmunds, Miss
phoebe Edmunds and Prescott Ed
mnnds, or Lynchburs. are in town for
a few days. They have recently re-
turned from a delighttul automobile
trip To Canada, through New York ana
the New England states
Mi and Mrs f. q Glenn and family
left this week for Winston Salem. n
c., whore they viii make their home
in the future
Mrs Luke. MecormicIS entertained At
Miss Lacy. Of Scottshure
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Holt I7asley return
ed home from Washington u. c.. last
Saturday night.
Mrs Betty Amber arrived from
Richmond las, Sunday to visit Mrs
Robert Watkins
Little Miss Kate Medley lcft for her
nome in Norfolk this week. after spend
ing the summer with her aunt Mrs.
Marcellus French.
Mrs. Z. c scott Of Grceuvhle. :. c..
IS the guest of Mr. and Mrs w a.
scott.
Mrs Gordon Finnoy aud Iittie sons
returned TO washington last week az
Ter visit to Mr. and Mrs George
Roteler
Mrs. sue Edmunds is in Lynchbure
visiting MIR. ana Mrs. Abe Craddock
Dr. BENJAMIN Roscboro. Of Richmond
has been IN town for several DAYS
One night last week party OF the
houston young people gave delight
fui moonlight picnic, with hay ride
TO the home Of MIR and Mrs Robert
Miss Edmonia Lancaster. Of Rich
mond, is the guest OF Miss Emma Ell
munds.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r.
Holt Easley entertained delightfully."-
at bridge" Among those present
were the Mesdames Paul and James =
Edmunds of Lynchburg Henry and
Holt Edmunds William Romaiur Tyrcc
aud William Lancaster. and the Misses
Phoebe and Emma Edmunds ana Anne
Mundo.
Miss Florence Easlcy lcft home
Tuesday to visit at Wailawhatoola. the
beautiful country place or Mrs Robert
Lancaster OF Richmond
Misses Emma Edmunds spent Thurs--
dnv and Friday in Lynchburg
Miss Mildred tdmunis has returned
homo FROM her visits to Mrs NJ
Shalacker or Erie. Pa. and Miss Mess
ner. or Warren. Pa. also pleasant
trip to Chataudua and Jamestown. Y
y" and Baltimore Md
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UrlI-I,Ichcrson.

Bueua Vista Va. September "A
beautiful autumn wedding took place
at Christ p T. Church in this city
Thursday evening at : o'clock at which
time Mrs Andrew jackson Richesou
gave h marriage her daughter, Leila
Ice. to Harry courtney Sell. ot vii
Hanson w Va. son OF AIRS. c. j Bell.
OF Raphne
Tho church was decorated IN an at
tractivc manner with palms. potteo
plants cut lowers and numerous
lighted candles The color scheme of
pink and white was carried out in
Very uni0ue manner Just before the
bridal party entered the church. Miss
Lucy Anne Ciwathmcy Of Richmond
sang ASK What Thou Witt To the
strains OF Mondolshoou's wedding
march. played by Norman Il
Taylor tho bridal party entered
the church i'm tho following or
der, tho eroomsmen Or Fon-
tainc hyde of Rpckhridse County.
and L. u BoNiy. Of Roanoke. They
were followed by the ushers a W.
vista Then came the bridesmaids.
Misses Kathleen Kingsley Rucker. Of
Lynchburg, and Miss Myrtle Robertson
Waugh, OF 1.ynchhurs. both gowned in
pink clinton over pink silk trimmed
IN pearls and pink malinc. carrying
pink asters The maid of honor. Miss
Carrie Jackson Richerscn followed,
gowned I'm pink crepe de chino Antrain
and carried pink asiors. The bride
dressed in a handsome Gown of white
chiffon over White satin trimmed in
duchess lace and pearls with veil car
rying a shower hoGuet Of Brides roses
entered with her brother. l.. Nj. Rich
erson of lIarrisonburs At the chan
eel they were met by the groom.
Harry Courtney BELL and his bcst man
Jchn G. Morris OF Albemarle County.
they having come in from the vestry
room. The bride was given away by
hor brother and the rector OF Christ
Church performed the ceremony.
Immediately following the ceremony
short reception was held at the bride
home Mr. and Mrs EEL were assist
ed i'm receiving Mrs Z. NJ Richer
SON. Mrs. X n. Rodgers. of Lexington.
and Mrs a. G. Waugh OF Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Bell left on late train
for trip through the North which
VIII Include New York and Atlantic
city Thcy viii make their home in
Williamson, w. va, where the groom
is ia the railroad contracting business.
Among those present from out of town
were Miss Lucy Gwaihney. OF Rich
mond. Mrs. j. D. Rodgers and MISS
kathrine Rodgers OF Richmond. Mr.,
and Mrs $ y. ilairston and Mrs 5. 5,
Brooke, OF Roanoke Mrs 4. G. Waugh
and sirs. stephen Munday. OF Lynch
burg Mr and Mrs Frank Bell Wash
ington. y. g.. ana Mr. and Mrs G. NJ.
Sell. Alr. and Mrs Hanstord Bell. Mrs
G. J. Beil and Mr.. and AIRS c. G. VIII
hams. OF Raphne, and Mrs. stuart NGor.
fette, OF stanton Tuesday evening
after the rehearsal the bridal party vera
entertained by Mrs vs. r. Paxton.
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Paradcs and War Games Arc
Feature OF Week in
Berlin.
TWO ARMY CORPS REVIEWED
Meanwhile- People Meet and
Protest Against High
Price OF Food
IspeeIal o rhe r!mes.plsnntoh.1

tHP'Nlai 70 Ihe Times -Dlspatch.1
Berlin, September Military SER
vice. war parades and war games were
the feature Of Berlin this week. Tho
review at Tempolhoferfeld ON Monday
was the mos; imposing in years tho
Kaiser reviewing two Instead of one
army corps. An aerial fleet of eight
monoplanes and two air ships took
part in the manoeuvres for the FIRST
time
The Kaiser received an unusual ova-
ton as he rode through the streets
surrounded by his sons This was the
hrst time he had appeared in public
since his recent fitness. which did not
turn out TO be as serious as his own
physicians apprehended
Tho combined bands OF the two army
corps. consisting OF GOO musicians,
serenadcd the Kaiser in front OF the
palace the night before he started for
Switzerland and all the buildings wero
Illuminated
hundreds Of Americans were in the
srandstands during the review. Among
the parties were Ambassador and Mrs
Leishman, Allison Armour with his
nephew Norman Armour. Price Collier,
the author and some friends Mrs
Niblack. the wife of the American
naval attache Mrs. Thackcra. wife %
the American Consul General, with
Baron Won Schroeder ana Baron and
Baroness Won Bchr
Protest Against High Prices.
There have been monster mass meet
ings this week TO protest against the
high price OF food and TO demand that
the government relieve the situation
before the winter Tho meetings.
which were organized by the Social
lists. We're orderly and there was no
occasion for government interference.
Tho Socialists are expected 10 make the
demand for the reductions Tor import
duties on rood when the Reichstag CON
venes in November and also permission
for the Importation Of meats. which is
now practically prohibited The Ber-
lin municipal sea FISH market which
was inaugurnted for tho purpose of
selling TO tho POOR at cost price. was
reopenod this week
Despite Gormanys prosperity this
year many city governments are wor-
red over tho outlook for the winter.
hundreds of Germans cross tho line
daily and buy Argentine meats in the
Swiss markets, where the price is IS
cents as compared with 81 cents In
Germany. The law limits the amount
that can be carried free over tho limo
to four pounds. but much is smuEglcd
across and it is intimatcd that ton of
this meat CROSSES tho frontier daily in
small packages, and the quantity Is
constantly increasing i<iel has
opened municipal fish market where
sea food is sold at cost nrico and Tim
has contracted for large quantities OF
pork which are TO be soils without any
profit.
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HEATHSVILLE
Special TO Tho Times.pis

Spcoial 10 Tho Times-D ispatcN.
Heathsville. Va September Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph Stith Brent have
returned from recent trip. to Balti-
more and are settled in their new
home.
Mrs. Edward Brosnaham and daugh-
ter Ruth, of Baltimore. are guests OF
Mrs. r.. w. Isichelbcrgcr
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bailcy and child
OF Washington, who have heen visiting
Mrs +. \, Cralle. at Campbcll,on. have
gone home
Miss Carrie Coppridgc. Of Lillian.
was recent visitor IN Heathsvillc.
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HEATHsVILLE HIGE school
WILL Open SEPTEMBER ia
TSpec,al 10 TIC Tim~s-pispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Heathsyile. Va. september THE
High School in Heathsylle viii open
on September i6. with the following
as teachers. Professor j. F. Read. Of
Forest depot as principal; MISS Eliz-
mar grade. and Miss Mamie pierson
Stonoham. OF Monaskin, primary
grade.
The prospect Tor good school and
successful session arc very bright and
encouraging.
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At the Epworth Methodist Church.
Rev u W. Jackson will preach spe-
cial sermon TO parents at II y. NJ on
he Home Training Of Children" lie
VIII begin weeks series OF evening
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Automohllrs for 5dIe

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE. FIvE-PAs-
senger touring car. in good order.
tires practically new. WIN demon
ssirate. Apply 2sl5 Hull street. Phone
Madison 2g5I-J.
+. NJ +. 3o-HORSEPOWER FIVE
passenger automobile. owner leaV-
ing state tomorrow. viii sacrifice.
Phone Madison 4S51-J at once FOR
dcmonstrat on
FINE-HORSEPOWER MOTORCYCLE
and side car perfect running condi-
ton. Owner wants automobile For
quick sale Will take $3.50 > Deep
Run Street. one square beyond
+ s2s. care Times Dispatch.
CHALMERS 90. EQUIPPED WITH
top. Windshield, prostolite tank.
JONES MOTOR CAR COMPANY. Al
len Avenue and Broad.
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WANTED. TOU TO KNOW THAT w.
H. Cowardin's sons prices on watch
and Jewelry work are the lowest n
town. Satisfaction is guarani~cd
1915 East Main Street
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this 18th day OF September ~ D.
1912. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt 1t is
Ordered by the court that u hearing
be had upon the same on the 10TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1912. before
said court at Richmond. in said dis
trict, at IL o'clock noon; and that no
tice thereof be published IN The Times
Dispatch. Il newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
and other persons In interest may ap-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause. II any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And it Is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send BY mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order addressed to
them at their places Of residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDILL. JR.. Judge of tho said
court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond. in said district, on the eth day
Of September, A. ID. 1912
Attest.
JOSEPH +. BRADY.
Clerk
(Sean
ALLEN c. COLLINS. ESQ
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Key Everotta Gill. NOW of Rome.
Italy and formerly ono Of tho leading
pastors In Louisville. Ky. will preach
both morning and evening at the sec
ond b -ptlst church to-day.
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EIata for Kfnt

FOUR ROOM. LOWER FLAT. LIGHTS
and cooking gas furnished: West
End; go per. month. Address d i5y.
care TimesDispatch.
Foi RENT. FIVE ROOM, FLAT. NEW
ana modern: floors strained. No. 23Oi
Park Avenue. HUSTON l.. WALLER.
301 Mutual Building. Madison s606.
FIRST-r. DOR Flat. FIVE sUNNY
rooms 70 adui's central location.
Phone Madison i555-J.
owNEH or a DESIRABLE NINE
room apartment In West End would
lik" 10 rent to party who will fur
nish board liberal terms TO right
party. Address 235. care Times
Dispatch.
SECOND STORY FLAT. ALL MOD
"rn conven ences. io7 North Avenue.
Barton Heights.
FIRST FLAT NINE ROOMS AT 1925
Vest. Franklin VIII put IN hrst-
$50 per annum. CRENsf!.NW K
UPPER FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS. BATH
ana pantry back steps 1916 Han
over Avenue.
FOR RENT. FLAT or THREE ROOMS.
prlvat" bath. hot and cold water; $40
per month. 2soI +. Marshall
BATcHELOR APARTMENTS. pRI-
vate bath. steam heat. electric lights.
2oi East Franklin Phone Madison
:. from . TO u a NJ.
Flat. OF -FOUR ROOMS Is GINTEK
Park. Address X Y H.. Box sac. city.
FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREE OR
TOUR rooms. worry easonable. io3
West aiain.
For RENT FURNISHED HOUSE,
Keeping apartment, three room and
private bath hot water heat. electric
lights. desirable nelghDorhood. ref
erences iiS North Morris street
FIAT or THREE OR FOUR ROOMS
and bath at 5ll North Fifth
ll27 WEST FRANKLIN SECOND.
eight rooms ll27 West Frankiin.
third. nve rooms 59i west Grade.
first. six rooms. l02s West Franklin.
irst min. rooms. l9i East Main. FIRST.
eight rooms rent reduced ioi East
duced l0i East Main. third six
rooms. rent reduced. 203 East Main.
third. three rooms and bath los East
Main. ono room CRENSHAW *
2i7 EAST GRACE. HEAT. ELECTRIC
isnin' instantaneous water ht/t"r
~ patn rom.
SECOND FLOOR FLAT FOR REST
near tho centre Of tho city: terms
moderate. Apply i04 South First
FOR REST FLAT, roUR LARGE
rooms. uHti ana porch, second moor .
also Furnished rooms li2 l..s; Clay.
FOE EENT. FLAT or THREE ROOMS.
with bath Apply . North Robinson
street
FOR RENT THREE-ROOM FLAT. IN
Guiding water 8 per month. lor
South Pine street
TWO LARGE ROOMS. FURNISHED
complete for light housekeeping
gas range separate meter every
convenience. 400 East Leigh
FOR RENT. FIRST FLOOR FLAT.
four rooms and PANTRY. all modern
ronv"nieacos Apply 3.o5 Floyd
NNehue-
FOE RENT. TO COUPLE, SECOND
floor four-room dat 81. us Nor,h
TWENTY ninth.
ATTRACTIVE FLAT FOUR ROOMS
and bath, steam heat. electric lights
aud every convenience 1920 West
Grace. rhone Monroe aso2-I
uNFURNIsnED FLAT or THREE on
nv rooms 6i7 North Eighth
WANTED. TO REST TO COUPLE
without children four rooms and
bath IN Barton Heights. $40 per
month. Phone Madison 1901.
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Jofal }9entilator8

IDEAL vENTILATcR co. PHONE
Monroe 1909.
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with the coming Of September anu
thc practical closing OF the vacation
season. the pulplts OF the city Will
again ali be !ul! At this morning ser
vices Tn. ministers who have been
away on their summer vacations are
returning TO the ctty y number OF
churches VIII have special services to-
day.
Inc Westminster Presbyterian con
gregation win nav" IS first service in
rs recently constructed church to-day.
j. n. pastor Rev. james Y Fair. -. D..
VIII preach at If \. NJ On account
Is not Yet completed the auditorium
designed for the sunday school viii
be- used Haddon ). Watkins will sing.
In the evening the congregation VIII
End churches. and the Church of the
Covenant.
Rev Russell Cecil. d D.. pastor OF
tho second Presbyterian Church. re-
turned this week from a two months
tour in Europe He viii occupy the
pulpit Of his church this mornins, at
II o'clock and also in the evening.
Dr. McElroy. Of Columbus. Ca. who
mas been preaching at the Second Pres
hytcrlan Church during the past two
weeks, returns To his charge IN Colum-
bus
ROY Eyeretta Gill, NOW o. Rome.
Italy and formerly ono OF tho leading
pastors In Louisville. Ky. will preach
both morning and evening at the Sec
ond B-plst Church to-day.
At the Epworth Methodist Church.
Rev u ". Jackson will preach "A spe-
cial sermon TO parents at II y. NJ on
VIII begin weeks series OF evening
services at o'clock tonight
Rev Ryland Knight. D. D. pastor
Of Calvary Baptist Church. has re-
turned TO the city after his vacation
and VIII preach twice to-day at II
a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Or. John y. Upshur viii preach at
the Church of the Ascension. Highland
PARK. this morning at II o'clock
Rev. James Y. Fair. d. D.. Will con
IHuct west End union services at the
church Of the Covenant tonight.
Tho Monument Methodist Church VIII
have only ono service to-day. Rev J..
I. Williams tho pastor will preach at
II o'clock this morning.
Rev Henry pearce Atkins wnl
preach on the subject "Laborers To-
Eether with God" At the Allen Ave-
nue. Christian Church this morning.
There Will be no evening service
Rev. } II. y rindnll. pastor Of the
Seventh DAY Adventist Church at .
Morris street. Will begin this evening
a series of sunday evening services
lie VIII preach on The Truth cor To-
day"
Rev l. + Groseclose Will preach
both morning ana evening at this Fair
mount Christian Church His subiec,s
Will be spirit and Worship and The
Temperance Campaign
Rev. ". J. Young. II. H.. viii preach
this morning at Centenary Methodist
Church on The Trials OF children. %
His evening subject Will be "The Sims
OF the Times"
Rev. H. u. c. Maclachlan VIII con
duct roth services at tho Seventh
street Christian Church to-day. II.
morning subject will be "IearninE to-
DO Well In tho evening he viii talk
on The Poetry OF Jesus"
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DENTAL ROOMS.

THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS,
opposite new post-oihce building
lO1s +. Main. Eight years in THIS
location. Exam nations and esti-
mates free Lady IN attendance.
Phone Madison 1895. DIR. ". ..
FLAKE. Manager.
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Sunrncr 2Sparntn9

GARwooD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va. Rates for september s. per
week cousine uneNcelled. convenient
Tor bathing and amusemcnts: the
most enjoyable month at the sea
shore.
EDGE HILL SUMMER HOME. OPEN
70 fan and winter boarders: COM
Portable rooms. good service bath
rooms: local and long distance tele-
phone; iron and lithia water For
rates. apply TO MRS CORA HOFF-
MAN READ. Montyalo. Va
BOULEVARD INN. on HAMPTON
Roads. country and seashore COM
bined. with city convenicnces. Send
for literature TO the MISSES TABB,
r. +. D. l. Hampton. Va.
WANTED BoARDERS, $3.50 PER
week. good fare. MISS HOPE,
Bumpass. Va.
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WANTED IOU TO KNOW THAT w.
H. Cowardin's sons prices on watch
and Jeweiry work are the lowest n
town. Satisfaction is guaranired
1915 East Main Street
WANTED. TEN LADIES TO CALI. AT
our store every ten minutes in day
Monday and see the stepladder We
offer al 59c IT'S five foot nigh. and
500 murk NAUGHANS. opposite
Cohcn co. Phone Madison lO;
BONWOOD. EITHER cur GREENS OR
plants wanted for cash Send fun
particulars with prices to BOW GOD.
T. o Bon :. south Orange. y. J.
DON'T WORRYl LET Us COLLECT
your accounts. SURE and quick re-
suits r S ELLYSOS e. Co. Base
mtnt American Bank.
WANTED 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS:
also old-tino antique sofas. tables.
sldeboards. chairs. bureaus desks
CHINA, hrssscs, mirrors. jewelry-
West Main. Madison sso7
FURNITURE WANTED-WII.L BUY
household goods o. any kind and
any amount Phone Madison 1906
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
sEcoND-HAND FURNITURE. ANY
QUANTITY. PHONE MONROE 67i-J.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH. Up
rignt piano In good condition. ".
b. n. 400 North Sixth street.
WANTED 500 OLD FEATHER BEDS:
sideboards, chairs. bureaus. desks.
china. brasses. mirrors. iewelry-
anything old. J * BEARD 10
west Main. Madison 63O7.
WANTED, TO BUY y WOODEN Hull
motor boat. three or four horse
power. must be cheap. \ 5i3. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. SEWING To DO At HOME.
Ladies and childrens plain and
fancy dresses. work called for ii
desired. Adress y 5IS, care Times
Dispatch.
DON'T FAIL TO READ OUR FACE
ad in the Booster Edition. 18th. Me-
CLURE- ENPoRT-TAYLoR co.
" ANTED. = FAMILYs WASHING,
Return Fridays; price moderate.
East Baker Street.
WANTED. To HIRE \ HORSE AND
buggy for city drummer; state price.
BOARDERs WANTED FOR TWO
nicely furnished outside rooms; spe-
cial to couples West Main
WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH.
household goodS in any quantity.
Phone Madison 1851.
WANTED. BRASS CASTINGS DAILY.
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS INC.
WANTED. TO RENT DINING ROOM
set; also refrigerator. kitchen table
and gas range, responsible parties.
Address III 2G1. care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED ONE FIR ST CLASS WHEEL
wright, good wages and steady po-
sition: none others need apply. 3. c.
BRISTOW. 9l5 North Eighteenth
Street
WANTED. TO BUY GOOD NIGHT DOG.
one out OF city preferred, must tree
well: state price. Write j. ). BIN
FORr, 22i9 Paramount Avenue.
WANTED. THREE. FIVE AND TEN
horsepower motors. direct or alter
mating current. MORRISON MA
CHINERY AND SUPPLY co.
y6fal Dentilator8
IDEAL vENTILATcR co. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
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Buaroing

LARGE. AIrT,Acrrvr
rooms, with or without board. nice
~ furnished Or unfinished: gents.
500. ladies. S275 per week. couple
cheap Furnished rooms at 81 and
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LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM;
also table board. 5l3 North Ninth
street.
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Th9 Monument Methodist Church will
have only one service to-day Rev. J.
7. Williams. tho pastor. Will preach at
IL O'Clock this morning.
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Rev. Henry Pearco Atkins viii
preach on the subject "Laborers no
Eether with God. AT the Allen Ave
nue. Christian Church this mornlns.
There Will be no evening service.
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Rev /. + Groseclose Will preach
both morning ana evening at this Fair
Will be spirit and Worship and Tho
Temperance CAMPAIGN
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Rev. j II. y Tindnll. pastor OF the
Morris street. Will begin this evening
a series of sunday evening services.
lie VIII preach on Tho Truth cor To-
day"
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FLATS l1lantro

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH FLAT
furnished fiat PREFERRED but with no
proken-own cast-off furniture. Must
be well lighted ana well heated. and
with ure bnch ynro Give loca-
ton. price and references or posi-
lively no attention paid. + 4sa. care
Times Dispatch.
II o L Sc EEPING APARTMENT
WANTED by refined couple central or
vest End. best references furnished
and required. Address i c53. care
Time5-DIspatch
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FoR RENT, TWO ROOMS. Suitable
FOR light housekeeping Apply lis
south Fourth Street.
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a9fetln9s
Bankrupt J2otire5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In tho matter Of No. 1905.
JOHN B CULPEPER. In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
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MILITARY PAGEANT
IN HONOR OF KAISER
Sunday Services
In City Churches

Unicsn otherwise noted In this
column. usual services will be con-
Quoted mt cuHtomnry hours by reBus
Tar paotors OF iocnl churches.
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FURNISHED ROOMS roR RENT. SOS
East clay street.
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Rev. James Y. Fair. d. D.. Will con
duct West End union services at thu
Church Of the Covenant tonight.