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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-17

copal Church. South, there IS little un-
rest IN the church. Il have been
rather surprised" no said. when the
number of our people Is taken into 40
count. tho variety OF conditions IN ,ire
the varying grades OF intelligence
among them. the diverse social cus-
toms and habits OF life under which
they 1--we. TO hnd so little unrest-ao
much content. Hero and there. as in
the former days--all or the former DAYS
may DO FOUND kickcr-soino restless
one. who imagines many vain things.
but the heart or a great ma joritv of o,,r
people - ioyal both to our doctrines
ana TO our economy. Tho radical triho
- not numerous within our borders
the time when the spirit Of unrest and
dissatisfaction IN any conference is
most easily disccrncd is immediately
after the reading or tho appointments
ne announcement OF Rev Jesse A.
Cunningham. superintendent or tn. cor
respondcncc school OF tho church. that
At this tins 900 pulpits in the Mctho-
DIST Episcopal Church, South. arc being
supplied BY local preachers. will no
count cause tho conference to mass
resolutions emphasizing the duty of
preachers TO preach sermons on tho
can TO I'll" ministry. There are in
southern Mcthodsm 500 moro churches
th2n there AFRO preachers is tho reason
'nese churches must be supplied by To-
The opinion seems to prevail in tho
conference that Rev &, w. Jones, or
Ackendrce Church. Norfolk or Rev.
.. r. Booker, OF Washington street
1hurch. Petersburg. Will be apnointed
20 M Vernon Church, Dnnvilic and the
present pastor OF Mt. Vernon Church.
rev ; - VIM, viii be transferred to
mo Baltimore Conference. ana succeed
NJ S"nter At Greene Memorial Church.
it tho latter has been transferred to
,u's conferences Tho resignation Of
rev. T. T. i9admun. elected conference
eVansehsf b% the board Of missions
during this session or the conference.
n"s TAKEN efeet and Rev II. L.. Dunk J
ieS. Or Meadville has hoeu elected in
ms place Tho other elections Of tho
board OF missions. Row i. =. Bennett.
~ conferences missionary secretary. and
Rev. l.. NJ. Bcckham as s,,nortn.ondnn,
OF the Industrial school TO he ononed
at Fcrrnm. will stand
Inc order or tho day for Ncnd,y
evening Is tho consideration OF the re-
port Of the committee on temperanre
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REGULAR PATROL.
BY AIR MACHINES
iSpecial 10 Tho Ti,r-,nisno.,,

tHpeSiai 10 The Tir<~~Dispatcn.I
Sau Francisco. November Is--Tb.
world has lifted its hat to the ayiators
who nave conquered the upper strata
OF the air. for the military MOVERS
nave prepared for a revolution Of war
science because or heavier than air
machines and now In California. whore
aviation has had much OF It's largest
development. the aeroplane is to be,
come q constructive force In the world
or industry Bob Fowler. Of san Fran
cisco. and his aeroplane, have beon
placed on the pay roll of tho Great
western Power Company under con-
tract. Tho power company has been
shown that Fowler and his air craft
can save them thousands Of dollars
and give them greater efficiency in one
OF their departments
Beginning November 90, the Great
Western Company will establish j
regular patrol OF the high power lines
from the sea by air line Then will
begin the actual Industrial CONNER
ciaii2ation OF the aeroplanc. II is only
q start, but "A start from which avia
ton is likely to he evolved into its
greatest usefulness in the future.
Headquarters have been established
at Sacramento for Fowler and his
aeroplane.
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RuniOr Verified.

rue fumor, which has been r,ueotAi
'"c opening Of the conference
.h"l the circuit preachers would elnni
one OF their number as a delaratc ~
me general conference has been yari,
~" IN inc election Of Rev Charles /,
co!'lcT, ana on the last ballot read on
saturday afternoon another cjrcuit
pFeacher was far in the lead of a
number OF others named on that bal.
ioi. The rumor that the conferences
would elect as delegates this year
some VINO had not before been mem
pefs or the general conference has
nech verified also in the election of
THOMAS w, Whitehead and j. Z. Cat,
I'm. lay delegates. and AIR Conner.
clerical delegate. and 1t may be vcri-
iied further III the other clerical dele
gates Yet to he elected
1t is probable that some Of tho i'm
portant questions which it is known
must come before the general confer
cnce arc playing no little part i'm the
choice of delegates in tho various con-
fcrcnccs this year. Four years ago
the election Of bishops was one Of the
strongest influences In this connection.
but as II is not expected that the
number Of bishops viii he increased ut
the general conference of 1914 unless
unusual conditions should arise be-
tween now and the meeting Of that
body, that question is not OF special
influence this year
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Mansion on the morning Of tho we'd
ding The florist has designed beau
uiui shower. which Viii hereafter be
known AZ the Jessie wilson" Tho
one designed for the last White House
bride Still bears the name Of Alice
Roosevelt Tho bouquet will he fash
Toned OF white orchids. Bride roses.
lilies Of tho valley and delicate maiden
hair ferns II will fall nearly to the
moor when the bride holds it.
Mr.. Sayrc and his brother, tho Rev.
Jonn NcNin Sayre. who recently re-
turned from China. viii arrive in Wash
ihgton tho latter part of this week.
and will .. guests at the homo OF Su-
pre'ne Court Justice and Mrs. Hughes
until the day OF tho wedding. Charles
hughes. IL. who viii lie ono OF the
nsness ~ the wedding, Will accompany
the bridegroom and HIS brother to
Washington.
Among the interesting guosts at the
meeting viii be Mr.. and Mrs william
r. McConbF. whose marriage took
place last week.
Mrs. Mccombs. who was Miss Doro-
my Williams. Was an intimate friend
OF Helen Tart, and since her debut
three years ago, has been ono OF tho
leaders Of the younger set.
Cutting the BridnI Cake.
II was learned to-uay that the inn
pressivc ceremony of cutting the cake
~ the bride VIII not take place In the
state dining room, but in the private
Que which adjoine, whore the bridal ia
bio VIII BE- laid The guests In tho
state dining room viii be able to get
z view. however AZ the doors will be
left open.
Only intimate friends or tho White
House family viii be allowed to view
IN: collection Or gifts, These Will be
placed IN ono OF the private rooms or
the family upstairs.
Tho Cabinet members are copgratu
.ating themselves that they have acted
wisely IN making Individual gifts. and
thuS escaped the panEs and tribula
tohS OF selecting something that suits
every ono who has contributed. as in
the case Of the Senate and House
III" Cabinet women are selecting odd
ana artistic pieces OF silver and tahlc-
ware and gold and silver toilet arti-
clcs, rather than elaborate gifts, which
few Of them can afford.
Jewelry plays q Ymau part in the
wedding present Of the bride Of this
COMMUNICATION. Tho chain and pen
dant from the House Of Representa-
tiNes Is the only expensive present in
the way or precious stones
Giff of bridegroom.
- - whispered around that Mr.
Sayre VIII present his bride with =
diamond and platinum bracelet and
corsase ornament, designed to go with
tho House necklace
Mr. ana Mrs John Hays Hammond.
VINO VIII come to Washington for the
wedding. VIII present tho bride with
another precious gem. a large and per
.ect plue-white diamond. so arranged
mat II may be worn as a hair orna
in.nt or pendant on n chain.
me many young girl cousins or Mice
wilson have undcrtsken the task Of
providing bag TO harmonize with cach
costume OF the trousseau. Miss Alice
wilson. daughter Of the l,rcsidcnt,s
nio'ner. IS making pretty opera bags
and the various other cousins nra a;,,nr
BUSY these days stitching up velvet ana
sllN oaSs or matching lenthcr ono.
from samples
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Teacher. Elect omcers.

Ispccial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
iiarrisonhurg, Va. November i6.-At
the annual meeting Of the Rockingham
Teachers Association. \. X Hopkins
OF ilarrisonburg. was elected president
j. IL. Kyle. Of Elkton. e-president;
Miss Nada Whitescl. of Harrisonburc
secretary: r. r. Shank. Of Edom. treas
urer.
Professor James c. Johnston. tho re-
firing president. has left the Harrison
burg High school to teach science and
English NJ the state NJ rmai School
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VISITORS OCCUPY
DANV|LLE PULP|TS
Many Congregations Hear Scr
mons Preached by Members
OF Conference.
APPOINTMENTS TO MORROW
Likely TO Be More Changes
Than for Past Several
Years.
ny MAMIE RAYS.

Danyiilo. Vn.. November lG.--rhc
large majority OF the pulpits OF the
Protestant churches in Danvillc were
occupied both morning and evening to-
dag BY members OF the Virginia Con
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
churcn. south and large congregations
heard tho sermons rhis conference
does not hold :. love feast on confer
cncc sunday as do many other confer
cnces ia the church. hence the morn
ing sermons constituted the first ser
vice II the DAY Bishop Collins Denny
preached In Main street Church this
morning. using rs his text tho words
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave South Richmond, Seventh ami
Perry Streets for Petersburg:
%, . $. y. 10. II, az a. NJ. ]. a. - T. 5,
''b;iS. &c. :. ). 20. 10 p. ~
II ;oe =. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foot or Sycamor.
Street. Tor South Richmond:
t5;ls d;Ss 10 '1:5S: s:as, a:ss 'io;s5. 1885
A. NJ. II :3b, 1885 235. 3:a5. 1885 5.3S c:2;
t7:o5. 7.s5, s35. s.S5. 'i6:io. il:i0 p NJ
tDaily except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express
''liuited. except Sundays and holiday,
All cars from Petersburg connect with cary
for Richmond.
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oEE GROCERY WAGON NEWLY
painted. SEQ
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIlRoAD
l.nN{pA\ry

once OF the secretary.
Is HEREBY GIVEN TT At
the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Office Of the Company IN the City OF
Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday the
eighteenth day Of November, 1918,
At eleven o'clock A. NJ The transfer
books Of the Company will close
Wednesday, November 5th. 1919. ~,
three o'clock i. NJ. and will be re
opened on Wednesday. Novembe,
18th, 1919, at ten O'clock a. NJ
II. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary.
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NORMAN CALI.
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,

Richmond. Va. October 80, 1918.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF tho stockhold-
ers OF the Potomac Railroad Com
pany will lie held at it's office. in the
First National Bank building, Rich
mond. Ma. or Monday, the 18th day
OF November. 1873, at o'clock T.. VI.
The stock transfer books viii lie
closed at 3 o'clock i. NJ. Monday.
November 10, 1913, and reopened
at 10 o'clock ~ NJ. Tuesday. No
Nember Is, 1919.
NORMAN CALL,
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November 1st. 1918.
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16usiness Qpportunitp

FOR SALE, HALE OK WHOLE IN
tcrcst in n going drug business in
Nirginia town Of 1880. Best reason
for selling. Address MIR. ~, care l..
r. Wctzel, 2209A Hanover Avenue,
Richmond VA
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ktal estate Jfor sale
FOR SALE
Excellent Opportunity
to Purchase Long
Established Wholesale
Liquor House
IN WASHINGTON, u. 4.

Licenses aud rectifylng privileges so
cured; good trade; occupying large and
comfortable quarters: fully equipped:
low rent: long lease. prominent loca-
ton and ano window display. Very
fixtures. Stock and fixtures
worth $4,000. Mail order list with
5000 names. Big holiday trade as
surcd owing to conditions. which can
DO explained at interview. this business
can he purchased at low figure lmme-
date responses desired. No trihars.
Box q 81 baltimore sun,
Washington, -. c,
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ONE STEEL-TiRED TOP BUGGY
newly painted $50.
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Siluatlun5 Iaantco, 99alr

RAPID. AccrRATE AccorNTANT
MD COMBINATIONS OFFICE Man
OF 'rWELNE YEARS EXPERIENCE =
oPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. Bust.
SIsSS TRAINING THOROUGH AEn
OF THE VERY REST QUALIFlCA.
TiOSS AND SERVICE GCARAN-
TEED MARRIED. sETTLEb AND
SOBER. WILL COME FOE INTER-
VIEW {. Il =. -. JUNIPER
STREET. ATLANTA, Ga
EXPERIENCED TIES
YEARS. DESIRES POSITION l. ~,
CARil TIMES. bISPANCII
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Richmond and Chesapcekc Inv RoI,,o,

It'tFfI'Ur''I aIiI NHEsaIthIN Bhy Railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains effective Nav
90 1872: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b'6:oj A.. ri. $40 A. NJ. bs:lo 4,
NJ. s:lu a. ~. 40: 10 a. NJ, lt:i0 A. NJ / in
r. NJ. 2;io !. NJ. $40 i. NJ. b4.lO y. " 10
T. ~. $50 J.. NJ. I:o +. NJ. bS:lo T. Nj
1910 +. NJ. ll:ih T.. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple Streets: '5:55 y. NJ. b. 100 i
NJ, 500 y. Nj. $500 4. NJ. go A. ~. Ell 20
~. NJ 'l2 100 NJ, "i0) y. NJ. 90 F. NJ s.6i
r. ~. 400 +. NJ. b. 700 =. NJ. 500 p. NJ 100
T.. NJ. $500 +. Nj, bs:cO 7. Nj. II 100 p Nj
DAILY except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
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BOUQUET NAMED
FOR BR|DE-ELECT
Beautiful Shower Ordered by
Sayrc TO Be Known as the
Jessie Wilson"
ONLY FRIENDS TO SEE GIFTS
Cabinet Members Glad oil Their
Decision TO Give lndi-
vidual Presents.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa,cn.

tSpcclal 10 mo IlneS-lpl spa ten.
Washington. November iG.--When
Francis r. Sayrc. who is to marry Miss
Jessie Wilson a. tho White House on
November %. came to Washington Il
lew days ago lie ordered tho bridal
bouquet to be sent 70 the Executive
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nc Discussions.

The other special feature OF tho
conference session Of Monday is tho
continuance Of the diScu ssiou OF the
petition III favor of granting the rights
Of the laity to the women OF tho
church The discussion OF this no
tition, which was begun on Saturday
afternoon, gave sufficient evidence Of
the fact that during the past year
the sentiment In favor of granting
these rights to tho women has made
rapid progress and gained many adj
vocates. The votes on the question may
not give tho majority In favor of the
petition. but tho growth OF sentiment
Ia that direction since the session OF
the conference year ago has been 80
marked as to cause il to be one of the
subjects most frequently and freely
discussed between the daily sessions
this year.
The reading OF tho appointments is
confidently expected on Tuesday. and
while there has been but little leak
ago" of the cabinet that can he con-
Aidered authoritative. "a opinion pre-
walls that the number OF changes in
tho appointment will be larger than
tor several years past. and the number
oil surprises regarding the appointment
Of presiding elders ana pastors Of Ger
tain large churches in the conference
viii DO surprising to like degree.
The transfer has not Sot been an
lioHIceh. Out IL Is generally understood
that Rev. Samuel Senter. now pastor
OF Greene Memorial Church Roanoke
las been transferred from tho Balti-
moro Conference to the Virginia Con-
ference, and no will he appointed TO a
charge recognized as one Of the lead
ing charges in the conference. ii Will
not DO surprising Ii the transfer or
other preachers to this conference will
yet be announced.
Very Little Unrest.
AS set Bishop Denny has not spoken
to tho conferences on the subject or the
appointments. but he Is quoted as hav-
ing said recently that from his obser-
walton throughout tho Methodist Epis-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

HNH-N4 LN INNKIEK OF TIL SOUTH.
Irainn Leave Richmond
n. B.--Tollowins schedule iaures p,ibiIshsd
us Information and not guarantecd:
For the South--Daily: $40 ~ M.-iocal
'o:So \. M.-Exrresr SEQ p M.--EApre,.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cnra Tor All.
,anta and Birmingham. N:45 T.. M.-Expresa
Week Days: 1900 +. M-Locai
YORK RIVER LINE
e;M +. M-Steamer train tparlor cary ~
Gept SUNDAY: no local stops. and 40 p NJ "a
DAILY. local-Connec;lng Cor Baltimore. daily
except sunday. 600 ~. M.--except Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond.
FROM the South: ESQ a. NJ. and $40 a NJ
ZOO +. NJ. sos +. NJ. daily: 1855 FIX. sun
From West Point; $40 a. VI. (steamer train
da'Iy' except Monday c.30 y. VI. daily 4:ei
II. l.. BISHOP, D. p A.
soi e. Main 81; Phone Madison 81
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ONE STEEL TIRED Top BUG
good as new. SEQ.
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Jor sale

ONE STEEL. TIRED TOP BUGGY,
good az new. SEQ.
ONE STEEI.-TfRED TOP REGGY.
newly painted, $50.
one HIGH GRADE RUBBER TIRED
surrey. slo0. ana one rubbcr-tircI
runabout good rs now, SO.
oEE GROCERY WAGON, NEWLY
painted. SEQ.
Full. LINE TOP nCGGIEs, RUBRER
reys and runubouta. "vcryth!ng in
INC wagon linc. repair work ana
printing speciality. A. MEYERS
SONS. ~ East Cary street.
FOR SALE. RBIND1.E HULL. THREE
Nrar-old pedigree dog. Phone Mon
FOR SALE, SECONDHAND NACHIN-
cry % every description: condition
guaranteed. J. ELJFOnD {. COM
PASi
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solicitors ann 5ale5nlen

ALESMAN no DEMONSTRATES HIS
ability selling high grade $40 Office
specially ana then manage general
tgcncy. Mar with check protector.
1d1'ng machine o. typewriter expert
"ucc preferred Give fun particulars
and interview VIII bc given Ad-
drcss X 81 caro- Tirnes- bLsnatch
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneera,
61S EAST BROAD STREET.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
STOCK AND OFFICE FURNITURE, OF
NATIONAL REMEDY co. INC.
Ply virtue OF n deed OF assignment
from the National Remedy Co. Inc, TO
mo rs trustee will sell. on the prem
ises. over No. 603 East Main Street
fsecond noor)
o-DAY IMoNDAy). NOVEMBER II,
at a30 o'clock y. NJ.
the stock Of Drugs all Cartoons and
Printed Matter. Bottle Molds and
Plates. Electrotype. Office Desk. Chairs.
Drcphead Sewing Machine. Mating,
Rugs etc.
TERMS: Cash.
i. c. PACE.
TrYsteo.
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WINDOW CLEANING. WANING; AND
staining floors, care of hardwood
iloors our speciality WILLIAM
JOHNSON, Monroe 1920.
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/ certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missoners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF November 1919.
Teste: CHARLES o. sAvILLB.
*In,-
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

i:ls A.-Loca- Dally--Newport News
$40 A--Local-Daiiy-chv Ex. sun
- 90 4. -Expresa Daily-Norfoil5. Old Point
- :oo A.-l.oc1l-D aily-liehbg Lex. {. Forge
'l-:VV Noon Express = Daily = Norfolk. Ola
Point.
H:@ isxpress-D aily-Nor.. Old Point
900 FL oca - Daily--E. News. old Point
9iiS ~ :ocal-Ex. sun. Charlottesville
4:V9 p EAPress-Dntiy--Cu. l. VILE
o'i5 P--i-JGnl-- days except Sstlrasv
to Warren, Saturdays 10 Gladstone
- ~ f-l.ituited- Dnily-CiR.. Cttgo ST H.
II 100 P.-ESpress : Daily : Gin. Louisyllie.
Lynchhurg
.Slecpers tPnrlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMOND--Local from
East; ';1a y. NJ, 1;t1 T. VI. THROUGH FROM
East: lli9o A. NJ. ;S5 r. NJ. $50 II. NJ Local
iron, West: s;l5 NJ. '.e:55 A. "a and 7:ea
3:25 p. NJ. " 49, 90"
Daily. -
.'pAiy exe.nt sundny.
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RICHMOND FREpERICkSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
tf % -,g

VIice 0I NC -9tcrelaT!.
Richmond. VA October 30, 1918
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tn. annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Richmond. Frcdericksb Irg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
bc held . its Office. in the First Ma
tional Bank building, Richmond. Va.
on Monday the Jth day OF Novcln-
ber, 1913. At - o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books Will be
closed 1T o'clock i. NJ Monday. No
vemhcr 10, 1913. and rcOpened at
10 o'clock a. VI. TUESDAY Novcnl-
ber IS, 1919
NORMAN CALL,
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September - ial3
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 900 \. NJ. $500 T. Nj .i:io
L. VI. 80
FOR LYECHBURG AND THE WEST:
'e:i5 \ NJ, $50 A. NJ. 1900 r. NJ - 20 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from NorfolH: III 40 a
NJ 't:35 =. NJ. I'll 80 p. ~. From the West:
GEO A. NJ. ai:io z. NJ. bl.io p. " sos F.
NJ. 900 L. NJ
Daily: npaiiy e1. sunday bsunday only.
". Is. BEN III. Pass Trat. Mgr.
W. C. SAUNDERS, @. p. a.. Roanose Va
c. u. ROSLEI. ID. Y. A.. richmond va
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TIE RALsToN HEALTH SHOE.

GEO. l.. SHrMAN SELLS THEM. ALL
latest styles. ut 63l East Broad
Phone Monroe 3l77. THE RALSTON
BOOT SHOP
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SEAnOARD AIR LINE.


South bound trains scheduled TO Leave Rich
mond daily: 300 A. M.-Local To Norllnn
20 y. M.-Slcopers and coaches. Atlanta
Birnl!Dghain Savannah, jacksonville. ll:a5
Il. M.-Sleepera and coaches. Atlanta Rr-
ningham Memphis. 100 4. M.-Sleepers and
coaches Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled 10 arrive In Richmond daily: :Ss
y ~, 40 y. NJ SOS p. VI. $3.50 r NJ Local
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Real G5tatc 11Iantsn

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH !. A. CON
NELLY e. CO. Write postal for nee
iaiy blanks.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
crty with Us WM. VI. MILLER d
Co. mo.
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WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE
fall and winter trade our new
store IS now nlled with entire new
line Of millinery and ladies ready
made garments. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
II2l East Main street
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Railroads

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave byrd st. Sta. 400 p. " for Frederichshurz.
hea,o Giba Sta. 7.30 4. $50 p. u. for Ashland.
mJrd II. Sta. 8.25 AN. from FredericSsb'g z.
arrive hlba Sta. 600 AM .5.f2 pm. from A,hland
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Dff, Goal ann IG,Dpn
DoN'r GET COLD WAITING.

DON'T GET COLD WA1TINCi
WE DELIVER SMALL AND LARGE
quantities. promptly. Try our splint.
SOLE. ton. 25c bushcl WEST END
COAL AND WOOD YARD, 1900 West
Cary Madison 7113.
BEST SPLINT $3.50. BEST ANTHRA-
cite. S.5e; All other Goals at lowest
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
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ola ,Icn Arc Active.

one Of the many interesting ana
Impressive things about the Virginia
conference OF the Methodist E.piscopnl
ehurch. south III the activity OF the
older men OF the conference In the
transaction OF the business. While /,
Is true THAT, when time has placed
'hein on the retired list, preachers are
Sclaoin known 10 take active part IN
me discussions ana other deliberations
or the body. this is not true in tho yir
gina conference. The honorcd score
'afy or THIS conference Rev. s : INN
octh has passed three scores years and
teil' ana Is n supcraunuatcd preacher
Yet ne is one of the most active mon
IN the AFFAIRS OF the church Tho same
- true OF Rev. ]. H. Ants Rev. ~. y.
JuuRens, Rev. {. &. Wcrtcnbakcr nnd
/ several other preachers of that npe
ana The consideration accorded their
/ opinion is evidence or the esteem in
which the conference holds thcm
TWO FEATURES of tho conference sss
SION oil Monday are anticipated with
SP"Sidt interest. one OF these ia the
erection OF the remaining four clerical
delegates 10 the general conferApc.
ana mo four alternate clerical dcla-
gates 1T WAS expected by some mem
pe's OF The conference that the grown
Of the conference in clerical n,en,bar.
uurif% the past quadrennium has b,on
suH!cieht TO entitic the conference ~
me election Of eight. and pcrhans nino
clelical ana lay delegates 10 tho pan,
era conference. but statistics did M,
so justify -" ~