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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
|lYaY ATTEND OLD-TlME
! CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Winchester People Take Night OF
From Supper and Dinner
Parties.
PROCEEDS GO TO BELGLANs
Delightful Social Entertainment at
Fort Loudoun Seminary-Enjoy-
able Recital Given-Many People
Returning to Town for Holidays.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispntch.l


WINCHESTER. VA. December ls.-Many
pr the society people took night on from
upper and dinner parties and small dances
pm Tuesday evening and Joined with others
n helping to keep tho wolves away from the
Beigians by attending an old time Christmas
rec festival which held ut Fort Lou
ioun Seminary. recital was also given
Refreshments and souvenirs were sold, all
FOR the benefit OF the unfortunates over the
tea.
Miss Mollie Creighton Tabb has returned
from delightful stay OF several weeks at
Old Point Comfort Va.
Miss Hattie Russell has returned from n
visit TO friends in Maryland.
Mrs Bryan Harmon has returned to her
home. near Harrisonburg. Va. after visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. Clay Krebs.
MIR. and Mrs. william f. Edwards have
gone on Il visit to friends In Florida
! Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Berry are Visiting their
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs l..
J." Neinhar,. ut Shepherdstown. W. Va.
MES Leslie Polhcmus has returned to Sum
init Point. W. Va. after visiting her parents.
MI r "a and Mrs G. o snapp,
Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs %.
! Miss Helen Brown has returned fror, :,
S,S st TO relatives In Washington and Laurel
Mrs Laura V. Hooknnn has gone to BAL
tinore for the remainder OF the winter
Mrs " a. Baker is spending several week,
In Baltimore "
charles r. White. OF Baltimore. spent the
weekend with relatives here
Mrs J; II. Doran has returned from a. vial,
to relatives In baltimore
Miss Virginia Hughes who has heen ,,s
Jung Miss Gertrude Barton. has returned to
hor home. in Norfolk Va
Niles Sophye Baker has returned from 81,
visit TO friends In Baltimore ana Washington
Mrs. 3 IL Perkins and Miss Perkins hnve
been visiting friends In washington.
Mrs j. w: Sibert has gone on a visit Ia
relatives in Now York ~ -
Mira r G. Williams who is spending !,
month at Shepherdstown. W. Va. Will pass
the remainder OF the winter In Haltimore
Mra G.. G. Atkinson has returned from "a
visit TO her son.in-lnw and daughter Mr.
ana Mrs. Roher, w Wooiley at trstrrpy ia
Mrs Harry II Kern and Mrs Harry X
tnsseN have returned from "A visit to rcln .
deiphia. 49, ma"
Colonel and Mrs John Heating have r..
relatives and friends In town
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BALLSVlLLE
Special to The rimes-Dispatch.l

Special TO The Times Dispatch]
EAiLSNiLLE, VA, December 10
Harvey Wilson. OF Richmond. spend
several days with relatives here this
week.
DR.. +. T. Wood and daughter. of
Richmond. were the guests of friends
last week
Mrs. Laura b. Hunt has left for Dur
ham. y. c., where she will spend the
winter with her son, DR.. J. j. Hunt.
Rev. Eugene g. Mintz left this week
Tor Wilmington. y. c.. where he will
spend the holidays with his parents.
DIT r. c. Conrad spent Monday and
Tuesday in Richmond
Miss Mamie r. Blanton is on a visit
to friends in Richmond
MISS Ethel Wilson is AT home again
a Juer, maxim, making al! extended trip TO
MISS Ethel &. Bagby, who has been
me guest of DR.. and Mrs. Bagby for
the past month. left for New York this
week. where she will spend Christmas.
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APPOMATTox
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispa,cb

Especial to The Times Dispatch
APPOMATTOX, VA, December 10
The people of this county raised s4sO.77
for .e relief of the Bclgians, besides
maj provisions.
: The agricultural high school closed
on Friday for the holidays. Miss
"ray will spend her holiday at Mar
tinsville. Va; Miss Goodwin will go TO
Florida: Mr.. Crawley to Warrenton.
Va: Miss Hardy TO Lynchburg; Miss
Powell to Blackstone, and Miss Foster
TO Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Woodbridge an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Della, to Willie Mitchell, on December
%.
Thomas Terrier. OF Boston, Mass,
who has been Mt the home of II. G..
Babcock, has returned home.
Colonel T.. w. Hubbard. OF Bucking-
ham, was a visitor in town last week
Miss Pauline Clements, who has been
supply teachc" 1T the AppoInattox
High School. in place OF Miss Foster,
Is quite sick.
Among those who are expected home
TO spend the holidays are: Willie Wal
ton, Walter Durham. of Richmond Col
IeEe; Miss Gladys Smith. of woman's
college. Richmond: Miss Grace Han
ana Mollie Drinkard, of Pampiin:
Miss willie Smith. OF Beaver Dam;
MISS Kathleen Drinkard and Miss Su-
sic Hancock. OF the Farmville Normal:
Joei Flood and Ernest Harwood. Of
Walter McGil. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
burke. OF Atlanta.
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Discolored, WrinkIed
Skin Easily Removed

since brown or yellow. over-rcd or
olotchy complications are decidedly not the
fashion. ] cannot understand why so many
continue To wear them. Surely every woman
mas heard OF mercolzed wax. This ! know
from my own and others experiences
will positively Danish every unsightly tint.
The wax really takes off bad complexion.
IL gradually. harmlessiy, absorbs the thin
layer of surface skin with all It's defects.
as chaps. liver spots, pimples, freckles,
pIackEcau Just a. gradually the dis
carded skin is replaced by the clear white,
youthful skin underneath. Mercollzed wax
procurable at any drug store. is applied
nightly like cold cream and erased morn
ings with warm water. One ounce will pro-
duce the loveliest girlish complexion in less
than fortnight
| can't understand either. why folks Will
he bothered with wrinkles, since the famous
saxoiite formula has become public prop
erty. One ounce of powdered saXolite dis
solved In haif-pint witch hazel. makes n
wash lotion that will quickly enace every
line. even the deepest.-Julia Orn In Social
Mirror.
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at Hoilins College this session. is now
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd
7. Wilson, for Christmas.
Miss Alice w Taylor, of this city,
Is leaving shortly for visit to her
sister. Mrs. Rodney Royal Breecc. in
Columbia. s. c.
Mrs. Kennedy, Of Knoxville. Tenn.
Is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Will
liam Herbert Slaughter. At ll45 West
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Spence and
their children, Thomas, Charlotte and
Morland. spence, Will spend Christmas
with Mrs. +. ". Vaughan, OF 22lo
Floyd Avenue
Mrs. q. HartunT. OF 3I2 East Grace
street. who has been quite sick for
the past month. Is now convalesCing
Miss Rosa Moseley has returned from
Hollins College to spend the holidays
with her parents on Grove Avenue
Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh, of Wash
inGton. is the guest of friends in this
city.
sidney Buford Scott, of the University
OF Virginia, is visiting his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick William Scott.
on West Franklin street
Mr.. and Mrs George Morgan have
just moved into their new residence
or Park Avenue
Miss Helen Christian, who has been
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Dr. II. r. Lickle. vice-grand: Rev. J..
l.. King. secretary. and j. w. Babb.
treasurer.
Purdie Lodge No. ITO. a. T.. & a. NJ,
At its meeting on Saturday, elected:
Parke +. Deans. worshipful master: H..
y. Roberts. senior warden: w. j. Eley,
junior warden: DIR. IT. j. King. senior
deacon; w J. helms, Junior deacon:
NJ. L.. Watkins. secretary. and G. r..
Joyncr, treasurer.
The Board of Supervisors of Isle of
Wight County is considering the mat
ter of bonding the county to build per-
mancnt bridges, 1t has constructed
several miles of permanent roads and
desires to improve the condition of
the bridges.
The citizens OF Windsor gave AN en-
tcrtainment at tho Masonic Hall for the
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ELON COLLEGE

ELON COLLEGE, y. c.. December 10
The second dramatic recital of tho
season was given by Miss Urouharts
class yesterday evening, when "A
Kings Daughter" was presented bv
eleven young women. Every available
seat in the auditorium was taken. and
the hearty applause indicated the SYM
pathetic appreciation.
"A Kings Daughter" is a play with
plenty OF humorous incidents and much
dramatic action.
The talent displayed by Misses Lo-
Tena Garrett Eunicc Wcllons, Ina Dun
lap and Jennie Willie Atkinson was
particularly worthy OF mention. Miss
Lorena Garrett manifested a degree OF
spontaneity rarely seen in an amateur
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Continued From Second Page)
Of Mary Baldwin Seminary: Elizabeth
Finegan and Bessie smith, OF HarrI-
sohburS Normal School: Marie Ward
or fredericksburg Normal School:
E'iZaheth Lyman and Bessie Biv!ns, of
Granville Normal School; Elizabeth
Livezey, OF the George School. near
philadelphia; Phoebe Presscy, Of the
Training School for Kindcrgar,ners,
Richmond; Jacquiin Bickford, of La
Sale Seminary. Normaldadalc, Mass
Margaret and Virginia Williams, OF
Williamsburg Female Institute: Alex
ander Blvins. John hudson, Allie Nor
gan Jerome Horwitb, Theodore Pey-
ser. George Saunders Harry Nachman.
Edward Marablc. Louis Aston, Of the
University Of Virginia. Charlottesville;
Christian X. Weaver. Jr Harmon
Walker. William Lorcnza jennings.
Arthur Scaver. Dean Shannahan. Alfred
stuart. OF August Military Academy.
stanton. Joseph Phillips. Hall and
Ellyson Robinson. OF Fork Union Mill
tary Academy. Burleigh Clarke and
Allen Burcher. OF Richmond College:
Parrish Herndon. Of Roanoke College.
Salem: Clarence Whiancy. of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg:
Angelo Jennings. of the University of
Michigan: Morgan Patton, OF Washing
ton and Lee University, and Lewis
Semmes. OF the University of North
Carolina
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THREE

beneht OF the Belgium fund. Several
committees have been ut work among
the churches. schools and citizens.
Yesterday at the Baptist Church hero
Hiram Jordan Gardner and Vcrna Mae
Hobbs, daughter OF L. L. Hobbs, n
prominent farmer, were married. Leo
w, Gardner. of Franklin. Va, was best
man. and Miss Susie Hobbs, a sister OF
the bride, was maid of honor. Tho at
tendants were Misses Rlauch Ward, OF
Gliden. y. c.; Eulalia Hobbs. of Hobbs
vile. y. G.: Jesse McClcnny, of Frank
lin. Va, and O. 7. Roberts. of Windsor,
Rev. j. l.. King performed the ccre-
mony. Immediately after the marriage
the bride aud groom left for Washing
ton, -. G.. and Baltimore, Md where
! they VIII spend their honeymoon.
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Engagement, Announced.
Especial to The Times Dispat &c n

ISp"flaI 10 The Times Dispatch1
WANERLY, VA. December l?.-Mr
and Mrs. j. o. Fitchett announce the
approaching marriage of their second
daughter, Miss Marie. to Edward ORR
Zon spencer. of Swan Quarter, y. c.
on "Wednesday afternoon. December %.
in the Monticello Hotel III Norfolk. Dr.
Frederick Spencer. of Salisbury. ~ c.
brother Of the groom. will be best man
The. bride and groom will leave Nor
folk Immediately after the wedding for
an extended trip South. Upon their
return they will reside in Swan Quar-
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While this costume is thoroughly
practical, 1t is so chic that II is suitable
TO development in the most elaborate
as well as platnest materials. There
IL a N-shaped neck surmounted by a
flare collar and long. braid bound
sleeves The two-piecc skirt has a
three piece tunic. with. provision made
for the omission Of the underskirt To
make requites IS Yards 26-!nch ma :
terial and Yards Of braid for trim
ming.
Pictorial Review Pattern No. 5932
Sizes, II to 20 years. Price. l5c.
The pattern will hs mailed to any
address by The Iimcs-Dispatch Pattern
Department on receipt az price
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial, TO Tho Timcs.Disps.ch !

iSpecia' 10 mo IlInes- DlSp3tch
BOWLING GREEN. VA. December ls-
Mr. and Mira. Walter Wilson arc visiting In
Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. Is. Travis. Mrs. T. b Gill. and Mrs
Robert a. Coghili spen, part OF this week
In Richmond
Benjamin NJ. SkInker. OF Moss Neck. wa.
the guest this week OF Mr. aud Mrs. j. l..
Jordan.
Mrs Willie Scott. of Fredericksburg, is Wis.
lung her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Is. Collins.
Mrs. George II. Dorsey has returned from
WISH I" her parents. near Shumansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Voolfolk left this
week FOR North Carolina. whore they Will
spend several weeks with relatives
Mrs Kyland and son. John. have returned
10 Rich'nOnd after visiting her sister Mrs
Kate e. BrOadius
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Missionaries W. Culp has returned
to the Chesterfield, after 4 brief stay
In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Crawford and
little Rountree Crawford, OF Harrison
burg. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs H.
w. Rountrcc OIL Park Avenue for the
holidays
Miss lone Wilson. who Is n student
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Madeline Cecilia, the yisc0untcss
Middleton of PEPPER Harrow. Surrey, the
vIcc-prcsident of the Brltish Rcd Croas
Society, liz the second wife OF William
st. John Fremnntle BrOdricll, Il. &.
She Is probably the most dominant
factor of the British Red Cross Socicty
In it's work on the battlefield.
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Miss Eunice Wellons portrayed the
"old-youns bachelor girl" to perfec-
ton.
pleasing feature OF the program
was the song, The Kings Daush-
ters." the solo part being well rend-
cred by Miss jamie Lee Pritchard.
The costumes were pretty, and tho
stage settin9--pnrticularly the bazaar
tive
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WINDSOR

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
WINDSOR, VA, December l9.-AIu-
tual Lodge. No. 81, |. .. O. F., Mt this
place. has elected the following OH
GERS: Columbus W. Bailey, noble grand:
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stopping for few days at the Belvl-
dere Hotel in Baltimore. has returned
to Richmond.
Edward Macon. of Detroit. Mich. will
spend Christmas here with Mrs. y. V.
Randolph on Grove Avenue
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Social Calendar Will
Centre About Christmas

Continued From Second Page,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
SMITH TO BE SOUGHT
AS CANDIDATE AGAIN
Some Voters in Fifth Maryland Dis
trict Want Him to Run
Against Johnson.

Representative Frank o. Smith, Of the
Fifth Maryland district. will be urged
by voters OF all parties in the district
to again run for Congress, despite the
result OF the primaries, at which r. A.
Johnson. Of Laurel. was nominated.
Those who are back OF the plan are
]. Otis Watson and T p. Simmons, of
Charles County, and W. Pinkney Bowie.
OF Prince George. A vigorous letter will
be delivered to him, in which the leaders
Of the Democratic and Republican parties
in the district are scored for having sup
ported r. A. Johnson rather than him.
The Republican district leaders also are
assailed for having forced the nomina-
tlon Of their man. Political "bOssism"
in general is raped very hard in the
letter.
Mr.. Smith is asked to offer himself as
a candidate by certificate" and is prom
ised the requisite number Of signatures
OF voters.
The day has come" the latter states.
when the rank and file Of a political
party ought not to be treated merely as
an asset to be exploited by a few. The
function of the party's electorate is
something more than mere privilege Of
approving at the polls, with their ballots,
on pain Of party disloyalty, the doings Of
men who. within the party, pervert and
misuse the party machinery"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
OWNERS OF LAWNS
TO RECEIVE PRIZES
Rhode Island Citizens Association to
Make Awards Tomorrow
Night.

Awards in the sixth annual lawn con-
test OF the Rhode Island Citizens AS
sociation will hc made at a meeting to-
morrow night at Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. Twenty-second and Jackson
streets northeast. The meeting will be
open 10 The public.
Col. Chester A. Harding. Engineer
Commissioner. and Furman l. Mulford,
landscape architect. Department OF Agri-
culture, judges Of the contest. have made
their report and the winners will be
announced at this meeting. The contest
was divided into classes. one for the
complete grounds, another for lawns
only, another for vegetable and flower
gardens and a special class for business
places.
The entertainment will include selec-
tions by a male quartet. consisting of
c. RisdOn Allen. c. r. Engel, Paul D.
Cooke, and w Hanf,
The committee in charge consists OF
]. L. Knopp. J. L. Kau>e. D. D. Lore.
]. b. La Grange. c. s. lockwood. c. F.
Ferrell. c r. Allen, and Bristow Adams
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
THOUSANDS EXPECTED
AT OPEN-AIR SERVICE
Special Prayers to Be Said for
Peace in Europe at Cathedral
Grounds Sunday Afternoon.

More than 5000 persons are expected
10 gather around the Peace Cross" at
Mt ST. AIban next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. for an open Air Service
OF InterCession and Pardon" which will
be held in the cathedral grounds, in ac-
CordanCe with President Wilson's procla-
nation OF September s. setting aside Oc-
tober as the day of prayer in the
churches of the United States that peace
may come to the warning nations OF Eu-
rope.
Bishop Harding is sending to all the
Episcopal churches Of Washington a spe-
Cial form of service for that day. The
proclamation OF President will be read,
and special for the President OF the
United States and all those in authority.
n prayer for the sick and the wounded
on the battlefielhs and in the hospitals
of Europe and for those who minister to
them, a prayer for peace, and other sup
plcatiOns.
As the TridiosCesan convention of the
Knights of st. Andrew will be in session
in Washington October 4. 800 knights will
be present in a body at the open air
services.
The bidding prayers. an ancient Gus
tom. not used in the church for years.
will be used on the Day OF Intercession."
Bishop Harding. who has been i'll and
confined to a hospital during the summer.
has now taken up his residence at the
Bishops House. in the cathedral close,
which has just been completed.
The new residence was donated, at a
cost OF about 10000, by Mrs Susan Eve
lyn Murray. in memory of her daughter.
Miss Mabel Murray. who died a few
wears ago
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD SOON.
Washington Girl to Be Named Ia
Trinity College This Week.

The Anna Hanson Dorsey scholarship
for a Washington girl. will be awarded
at Trinity College sometime this week
Miss Anna English. OF Butte. Mont,
Miss Pauline Moore, OF Newport. 4. J.
and Miss Grace Mangam. Of Pawtucket,
r. L. have already been awarded scholar
ships.
The scholastic year was officially Open
ed at an all day reception Sunday Bishop
elect Shanan. OF Catholic University. ad-
dressed the student body, and reminded
them that they are not in school for a
personal pleasure, but to represent
thousands of others that cannot enjoy
the privilege.
In this years senior class are Miss
Clara Ia Toilette. a neice of the Senator
from Wisconsin; Miss Louise Moore. who
is collecting scholarship for blind girls.
and Miss Gertrude Lane. of this city.
The freshman class OF this year is the
largest in the history OF the college. and
was organized last week with Miss Mar
ion Long, president; Kathleen Kilroy.
vice-president; Margaret DOherty. secre-
tary: Marie Doyle. treasurer, and Alice
Sullivan, freshman class representative
to the student body
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
rush OF Shoe BUYERS
At BERBERICH'S Stores
Opening of Gift Week" Is Marked
by Throngs of Buyers of
All Ages. y
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR ALL

A big rush OF both sexes and all ages
OF shoe buyers marked the opening yes
terday Of gift week in the Berberich
Shoe Stores. marking the forty-sixth an
niversary OF the firm. At both stores
eager purchasers thronged the aisles
and crowded around the counters avail
ing themselves of the handsome gifts be-
ing presented to all purchasers Of shoes
this week. The crowds at the two stores
offered interesting studies in types. There
were handsomely gowned women, con-
tending for attention with their less for
tunate or less modishly dressed sisters
Men who labor with their hands went
through their ''try-Ons' by the side of
those whose incomes are derived from
bond coupons or professional pursuits
Everyone was happy, and all left sat
isfied
1T is only through the liberal CO.
operation OF the manufacturers OF the
four brands Of shoes that we are fea-
turing that We are able to give such
unusual presents with them.' said a
representative Of Berberich's yesterday.
They felt that they wanted to do their
share toward making this the biggest
anniversary that the House OF BeTbcr-
lch has ever celebrated. and so we are
enabled TO present each OF our patrons
with a really worthwhile gift"
The four brands of shoes with which
the present are given are "Steadfast,"
'Burrcjaps." La France" and the PA
trician." The first two are mems shoes.
and each purchaser is given the choice
OF a box OF Ofterdinger's la Anita"
cigars or pair OF the Young Mems
Shops 'Perrin's" gloves. Each woman
purchasing a pair Of La France or Pa
trician shoes receives a twc-pound box
of Lady Fairfax candy and a bunch of
GUIDES roses.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
CONGRESS IN BRIEF.
SENATE.

SENAIE.
The Senate adopted two resolutions
for the investigation of the oil business
in the United States. One of them, di-
rected specifically at the Standard oil
Company, was introduced by Senator
Gore. of Oklahoma. 1t calls for an in
vestigation by the Feredal Trade Com
mission. The other. offered by Senator
Chiffon. Of West Virginia. calls for an
investigation by the Interstate Com
merce Commission into the oil trade
conditions in West Virginia. Pennsyl-
vania- Ohio. New York and Oklahoma.
The Senate Finance Committee failed
TO meet to consider the war tax bill. 1t
will meet today
The Senate had before It the greater
part OF the day the conference report on
the Clayton antitrust bill, Senaor Reed.
Of Missouri attacked the report and
was aided by Senators Borah. Of Idaho.
and Nelson, Of Minnesota. Calls for a
quorum were frequent and the attack
had all the eaTmarks of a fiIibusrer to
compel the recommitment OF the bill
Finally lack OF a quorum forced a recess
until II o'clock today.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-29
WOMAN EVANGELIST SPEAKS.
Rev. Mrs. Mason Frye Addressel
Negro Union Revival.

Rev. Mrs. Mason Frye. evangelist, yes
terday spoke at the union revival at
Cosmopolitan Baptist church. under the
auspices of the National Negro Baptist
Evangelistical Convention Of America,
DR.. Simon p W. Drew, presided. These
meetings will be conducted each night at
$50 p. m.
Sunday special prayer services will be
held at II a. m. Rev. Mrs. Frye will
conduct the services.
Wednesday at $50 p. m, preaching by
DR.. J. A. Brown, pastor OF Tenth Street
Baptist church. Tuesday at $50 p. m ,
Rev. L. NJ. Stevens. pastor Of Noun,
Sinai Baptist church. Friday at $50 p.
m, Rev. NJ. S. Caver. pastor OF Mount
Olivet Baptist church.
DR.. o. S. Simms. pastor OF Rodman
Street Baptist church, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
will preach Sunday and also addrss the
Baptist Ministers Conference Moray at
II a. m.