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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
RIVER At NORFOLK
GIVING UP DEAD

NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE
bodies Of several victims OF drowning
who LOST their lives in the Elizabeth
river within the last two weeks, have
been recovered. while one other Ia
still missing,
The bodies Of John w. Canayan and
John T. fully. who were drowned
Thursday night of the last week. when
an automobile. in which they were
crossing the river with the car aboard
a ferrsboat. plunged into the stream.
were recovered Wednesday by W. g..
Booker q negro diver, Michael Tuilv.
brother of John r. Tallly. offered
reward OF s2s for ths recovery az his
bruyher's body.
The body of John A. Smith. a. years
old. Of Bramhieton and Mason ave-
nues Iamhert's Point. who was
drowned Tuesday evening. has been
recovered,
Several persons have been engaged
In seachlng for the body of James
Sheilato. Is years old. OF SGT West
Thirty~fourth street, laaanherts Point,
who was drowned Tuesday evening.
Young Sheilatos accompanied by
Henry Garrison. Ii years old. WAS
sstching soft shell crabs OF Sandy
Point, when the boat in which the
boys had made the trip capsiged.
Garrison was saved after elingfng
to the overturned boat until rescuers
reached him.
The badly dicompcsed body OF
Thomas Roberts. "A heil~rsnaksr who
VIA. drowned about a week age. was
found near Cam pbeira wharf and hu-
racd yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MAYOR APPROVES
MANY MEASURES
SIGNS IMPORTANT PAPERS RE
GENTLY ADOPTED BY BOTH
BRANCHES OF COUNCIL

Mayor Ain.lis yesterday returned
with his approval a number OF orain~
ances ard resolutions recently adopt
Ell by council. The most important
were
The ordinance transferring the Ere
escape from the old John Smith High
school 70 the Home for fncuraoi@s,
that retaining su psrinteudent W. II.
Thompson M head Of the police tsis-
graph and signal department az a
salary Of sT09 that inviting the Con
fnderate Veterans association to hold
it's annual convention In Richmond I'm
1915. an ordinance opening r. street
bet wesn Thirty-6rst and Thirty second
streets. one permitting the Standard
Oil company to construct pipe line
along Stockton street: to open an al
ley from Fourteenth to Fifteenth
streets. between Porter and Perry
authorizing the Virginia Railway and
Power company 10 enter into arrange
ments with the Seven Pines line con-
corning schedule and transfers; an or
dinRncs continuing &. III. Whitlock and
y. Sternb berg on the FIRE departme INT
pay roll. one fixing the salary Of the
superintendent Of gar at $4,000, and
that Of the inspector at $4,000. pro-
vidlng for s4 600 for music IN the
parks; 81. 900 for special vaccination
fund: $500 to the playground fund
Of ths Church Civic association. So
500 for the extension OF Riverside
driveway. authorizing the opening Of
Moore street at the cost Of sf.T0As
authorizing the payment TO John G..
Mol the sum Of sT50.$s, and to
samuel ssternberg, s358.30. for dam
ages to property. an ordinance trans
ferring from the proposed bond issue
of $500. 600 the military fund u a
Sc raarafe fund. an ordinance permit
ting John j. Deran 10 build q stable
In the rear of 1S South Fifteenth
street: 10 Mrs. I, NJ. Krouch to build
stable in the rear of Jefferson av-
enue: an ordinance requiring tenants
TO give notice to the gas department
In the event of leakage or intention
to move; requiring the city attorney
to acquire property at Monument av-
enue. Cleveland, Franklin and " est
streets, for park purposes; an ordin-
ance providing for the construction of
brick and lime kiins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

HAfRIsuNBURss, VA. April IT.
DIR. John nj. Hiadier. executor ut the
will OF Keubsu M Nrubns has insti.
satea suis en the ehAnrefy side Of
ire Circuit csaFt Tor tAe purpose OF
ACQUIRING the guidance OF the court
la di#pnslng uf shn estate under ths
wsif. III NJ, hegtFam IL attorney for
he executor
Thn defendants named In the Negn
akRndum ars Herbert klruhhs nephew
In th@ sastmtar, Rocking ham Memorial
hospital. Miss Fannie FtfkSy. Miss
ssiamenstna rhempsaa and the eounts
~ kac aims ham
The ssaAiar portion or sne sslate
mas acquainted ~ Rockingham caun~
az ast condition. that AS ANNUITY az y
Ser cent h@ paid Go Rocking ham Aa~
EAnrlAi hospital fer the care ~ la
algenR persons In tha event the
aaMra III supervisors should refuse the
gift the sslmts Was 20 40 Ia Miss ptr~
Awy Az spsxiai neetin6 az the sus
parytHngs lamk we@ks "a resolution M@s
adopted accepting the conditions mana
ell lii shs Will An annuity nj SEQ
a year was provided tus Mtaa ThanAp~
san. who was 0rubts hons~keapeF.
{afashh mh0 MAS an asNsntrtn char
aetsr. Killed himself At his home near
FAuiinEtanA nfsN9n maunthS Axu4 Ills
aasaGa IL valued at sIasaou.
Owing tn the question raised hy
attorneys for MtsM Fifkey, the ex~a~
ator decided 10 seek Instructions
from the court As TIA the disposition
uf the eslMte Charles A. Hammer
sd - o. .p@3Ass4- sspsssa1x No.
EE{xk0Vs u \.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
TO OVERHAUL GUNS
FOR THE. DEL.AW ARE

NORFOLK. VA. April Ties
twelve zach guns Will be removal
from the turrets OF the hsttleship Dali
aware ana shipped 90 Washinstan On
specially equipped freight cars. Tney
viii be refined In the government Knn
factory Ten new gums will he fr~
stalled an tns hattIeship 20 take th@
places Of those removed
The guns are reported 10 be faulty
In some respect. and several 0f them
were net used at sill durtns inc r~rshf
TARGET practice at the feet on tho
Virginia caps. The Delaware white
engaged Ia target practice. @as re-
ported Ia have met with some aral~
dent to her guns but the report was
aeAled when tina ship reached thA3
pert
1t Will probably require suserat
wrecks 20 Install ths new guns on shA
Delaware amt she canld nas GO -
sea sn short notice even if tseF pEwsN
enee we're needed liz Messrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
ssTfas kinxtion In yapan.

mi NFEFer MOS. knchAnan. fof
eighteen years in Japan. will be the
speaker Sunday afternoon in the Y.
NJ G. A. building Ills subject will be
The Kingdom In Japan Mr..
Buchanan In intimately acquainted
with the situation In the Orient. and
his talk will be fun OF interest Ia ali
concerned In the extension of the
Masters Kingdom throughout the
earth, especially those interested lin
Japan. The Incidents of his life tFere
and his personal experiences will
make IL all the more interesting. The
illustrated service Of song will begin
promptly al Z 80 o'clock, ana all men
are cordially invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MANS Ill HEALTH
GETS HIM RELEASE

Marks Of prison life and evidence
ut q debiiitafed system WAS clearly
evidenced when r. H Thompson. the
man who was brought back to Rich
mond on a charge Of forging the
name of Mrs. E. r. Webster to a ss4
check. was arratgned before Judge
Crutchfield yesterday. Ill health vas
no well marked that the certificate of
che mans physician War hardly nee
e@sary 70 secure the indefinite con-
tiDuance Of the case.
II was stated by those connected
with the case that the charges against
Thompson would probably he dropped.
as all az the checks which ha In said
TO have passed have been made good.
His physical condition Ia also said to
have been a factor fri causing the
plaintiffs 10 drop the charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MACAD ROAD PRINCE
TON To DLUEF|ELD

Tho surveying corps on the pros
peettve rock road between here and
Bluetield Is making splendid head
way They are almost through the
fiela work and In order 90 facilitate
this survey the Held notes have been
worked up each day, SO 1t Is eonhden-
tally expected that the survey will he
completed this week and the road
will he advertised 10 bid al once,
This construction work VIII begin az
che very earliest possible moment
The purpose Of the county court
IL 10 have this stretch of road com
pleted before winter comea The
building of the road will be aaver~
tissd and let to contract to the lowest
responsible bidder. The advertising
fer bids wall probably require thirty
days time, aud the successful bidder
viii probably require thirty DAYS more
to get hls machinery sud get ready TO
begin work. All this viii require con
siderable time, 80 II Is safe to say
that the construction work will not
heslu before the last OF June or lhs
ttgat og July The money for which
tire road bonds were sold. we gather,
will be turned over se the county
court This fuaa then becomes avail
able fer the county court 10 check
on ln the read construction matter.
3AHA WRAt tAwN Will H@ WIN iRc
money until IL is checked oHt
ny the ceurt remains S@t "a mat
ter pe conjecture. but we behave II
IN safe 60 predict that if Will be de-
posted in the Princeton banks by this
court. This appears to he both tho
logical aud tha proper thtn9 "a do,
since the county e8uft meets here
and this being she county aNat
Iass as sasn as engineers complete
the survey on the hlaenela route. thry
wsil take up other iia@a ~ the saaa
provided soY in ths bond Issue eIsc-
ton call. This ~ugk will make htasi-
neAa hum Ia Princeton, Princeton
Progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

MAFAfNk~s
Calvary Baptist church. Carter ASH
ton Jenkens. Nj A.. paStor--A. Nj.
'pauFs Conception Of Gods Love; P.
NJ. '"The Wife," sixth In series on
The Home.
Randolph Street Baptist ehureh-Ths
pastor Rev w. e. Robertson. wtll
preach at both services on Sunday. as
follows. II A. NJ stability OF Gods
Word. 8 r. M The Prodigai and His
Portion" Sunday sci ool at $40 A. NJ.
II. Y. r. r. at +. NJ.
FIRST Baptist church. Twelfth and
Broad streets-pTeachtng by the pas
tor. Rev. Geo. w. Mcdaniel. n. n. at
IA M. and p NJ. SUNDAY school
Q 30 A. NJ. Graded classes. Welcome
20 all
The Tabernacle Baptist church. Grove
avenue and Meadow street.-The pastor.
Rev. WIN. L. Baii. win preach at II
A. MI. on The Second Coming OF Christ"
and = NJ on Preparation For Our
Lords Return" bible school at $50
A. NJ
The pastor, the Rev. Lloyd r. VIII
son. n. ID, will occupy ths pulpit OF
the Grace street Baptist church tornor~
row at both the morning and evening
services.
The Rev. w. Y. Quiseneerry will oc-
eapy the pulpit OF the Grove-Avenne
gaptfst church tomorrow ct both the
morning and evening services
second Baptist church. Franklin and
Adams streets. Thomas Ciagett Skin
ner. 70. D.. minister--serviees III a. M
and r. NJ The pastor @ili preach
at both services. Morning subject sal
walton Elaborated. evening Suh5ecs.
Bidding Good bye Go God. AT the
evening service the ordinance or hAp~
tlsm viii be administered. 0uartetfe
choir. seats free. strangers welcome
Calvary baptist church-Rev. DIR,
Garter Ashton Jenkens. pastor, Will
preach morning and evening the
salhtecf for the night service will be
The WIFE being the stAth In ths
series on tho home.
New Bridge Haptsst--Rev r, J.
Wright, pastor OF New Bridge Baptist
church, viii preach AT the | O'Clock
~erytce' Rev. Il H Tempieman.
pastor OF Narthsido Baptist church.
viii preach at Ss16. Sunday school
80
at sse A. M. r. Y. II. Z, at 1870
r. M.
Leigh street Baptist church. corner
Twenty fir1h and Leigh streets~~Pas
tor John J. Wicker will preach. II
IA. M. Getting what You Want
nowggs r. M. Inconsistencies.
Wnyrs Broad and Tw@nty~ffvn
street care pass the door. Sunday
echoed $50 A. M, G. O. Alley. sup
ersnsarxsent. All welcome.
ysnabie~ Street Haptist~~The pastor
viii preach vi both hours His even
ing theme viii be Women and
Fashion" TITUS In enc third I'm a
series on Present Social Conditions
Prayer meeting "Wednesday night
sunday school b. 30 A. Al.
At Pine Street baptist the pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Beneficial Insurance company's audi
torium. Second and Jackson streets,
Sunday at $50 r. M, the- colored
Y. NJ. G. A. will hold a meeting for
men. Rev. James r. Harper pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
Will address the men. Subject. The
Young Man True TO His Coiors IS
Special music. All men are invited
At r NJ. Sunday at the Y. NJ. C.. A.
Building Committeeman y. L. Allen
Will conduct a special meeting for
boys. This meeting il open 10 ali
boys, Third and Leigh streets.
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The Annette. y

Arises OF illustrated talks will be-
gin sunday afternoon before the boys
sunday afternoon club, The sigs4 one,
next sunday afternoon. will he given
ny Mr j =. Ford. physical director.
who VIII speak on The Appetite e
Tire boys always enjoy the practical
talks. especially when they are illus
trated by beautiful sfereuptiean 8ilaea,
The way ths boys and men are furn.
iax Out tn the meetings is most graft
fsinE, and there has NOT been an un.
interesting meeting for months Nc
boys under tea are admitted 10 the
boys meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
JURY euuID MOTT AGREE.


ROANOKE. VA, April iT.-~~Ntnal
disposition Of tAia term or court for
the aetlen FOR damages brought IN
the United sstates court by Mira Will
liam Fot~at against ths southern rail-
Nay for xsN.eSe. was prevented y@a-
two hours deltberaltnn, failed to agree
ssKssae d s@Es4sees ard was atxxsxtwctf
The case will b~ tried AIN n0cmthA
hence la the sems court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

tAr, john ] Wicker pastor Leigh
street BAPTIST Church. will give a lee~
tuee entitled Italy. Past and Pres
emf" The lecture will be Illustrated
with ATTY beautifully painted slides
ff Mtraes has travelled Italy over
several times a. well a@ the ether
countries OF ths East ana ls familiar
With the customs OF the Eastern pee.
rla, This Ia an inspiring and insi rs.ev
Give teetur~ IL Viii he given Aun-
day. April fesh. assA Il M All men
welcome, whether railroad men 90
not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Richmond Manufacturers Exhibit, Incorporated

Richmond Wood Working Co
Rich. Structural Steel Co.
Richmord Stove Go.
Sauer CO., G. ",
smith Courtney Co.
southern Manufacturer Co.
Standard Paper Co.
Southern Stamp n str. Go.
Southern stove Works.
Tanner Paint Co. w. s.
tarni-shine Polish Co.
Sa.~Caro. Chemical Co.
Westmoretand Candy Co.
Williams Printing Co.
Whiftet a. shepperyon.
Wowtendyke Mfg. Go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
CHRISTIAN.

Paramount Christian church. carner
81 Twenty- third and fairuount ave-
Ianue~--R Both morning and evening SER
vices conducted by the pastor, A. Nd.
lFax. Mnrninx .uhjncs, THE Abnnd~
liant fsfss' evening subject. The taes
IwfuntHx OF xnu fxn1aH rfHxIia. Chris
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Waiter Mes Buchanan. for eigh-
teen years in Japan. will be the speak
er at the mems meeting Sunday after
noon, 3 80 O'Clock. in the Y. M c. A.
auditorium. Grace and Seventh
streets. Subject. The Kingdom In
Japan" Every man interested In the
extention of the kingdom. al home or
abroad, should hear MIR. Buchanan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

The Equal suffrage League of Rgch.
meaa will be addressed THURSDAY.
April ssrd. by Dr, J. r. Massin. State
Phases az IshiianthrephY i4F. Mastin
Will bn introduced ny Msw taaabanaEa
~ Nrump. and sha public les cordially
invited 90 be pFaA0nt. The meeting
will open AZ usual at sasa o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
OTnER SEnyI,yrs.

The womens auxiliary OF the coli
ored u M G. A, will held special
meeting for women only sunday at
tarnoun at = 80 at the Sharon Rap
tist church. Professor j. W Bar~
Go. OF the virginia unlan universitys
will address the women, Mira. Alice
wyeha will slng special solos Free
for all women, At the Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
CARRIERS tfkE BUILDING
&Gs.ussO APARTMENT auNAR

HAtkIkIAalNHAHUs VA Aprl IT
~~~ Work has b~asa commenced by
Contractor j n novWl on the 3xsaya
ton for an apartment hauae. which
.Is NJ CARRIER and n. Frank CARTER
building will re Of brick eumstrnee
sIen and Will have four apartments.
each with six rooms and bath E \,
l4Amb has the contract fer the ninmb-
lnK~.-e--.----....s..--
The cost Of the hAildlug gowaleke
viii ~ about ttx.0eo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Cobb Manufacturing Go.
CotareIl saddicry Co.
Christopher Engraving Go.
}. f.hrisso Manufacturing 90,
Grunp & Co.. Benz. r.
Din, Inc, Jos. e..
Dunlop Mills.
Duplex Envelope q Printing Co
Foege, John.
r'ossler's Cherry smash
Gordon Metal Go.
Ssepinardt Mfg. Co.
Hammond Co.
Hiii Directory CO.
James River F'urn. & Mat 90,
johnson Publishing Co. III. ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
UNITARIAN.

First Unitarian church. Floyd ay-
enuc and Harrison street, Rev. Alex
ander T. Bowser. ninistsr-Sermon by
Rev. Alfred Rodnan Hussey. OF Balti-
more, In exchange with Mr.. Boavser
Service at o'clock. All seats free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Services at IL O'Clock in the morning
Subject: Doctrine of Atonement"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Adams. w. III.

Adams. w. III.
Aibenarfe Paper Go.
American Bread and Baking Co
American Furn. a. Fixture 60.
American Locomotive Co.
Atlantic yarnisb Works, inc.
Haug hnsan Stationery 90.
Ben Book Al Stationery Go.
BinSwanger II CO.. Inc.
Bishop, n. r.
Biggs Antique Co, Inc.
Brinsers' Sons, E. &.
Brtstow. II. G..
CardwesI Machine Co.
Commercial Photo Co.
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Bible Students.

international Bible students will
Worship at Smithdeai hall at 0:30
A M. Services conducted by w. b.
sutton. Preaching at p. NJ, In Mon
roe hall. eli West Main street, by NJ.
l., stables, Subject: THE Divine Plan
OF the Ages. ALI welcome; no col
lection
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
METHODIST.

The usual services will be held In
Asbury Methodist church Sunday. The
Rev. +. w Dixon will preach at 1 / A.
NJ. while the pastor. Rev. J. X. Eggies-
ton. Will preach at night. Subject,
The Gates Of He'll"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
ADVENTIST

Morris street Seventh Day Adventist
church. 3 North Morris Streets Ser
vices Sabbath school 0 A. NJ. Preach
ing Ii A NJ every Sabbath tSatur-
day.. Preaching also Sunday, 1:A6
T. NJ. Subject: Life Oniy Through
Christ. All are cordially welcomed.
j. L. Goode. pastor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Al Highland Park Methodist church.
Rev G.. II. MeFaden will preach at the
II O'Clock ssrvice. Rev. j. T. Mastin. D.
D., will preach at night ard the choir
wiiI repeat the Easter music
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

AZ Highland PARK Methodist church.
Rev. G.. III. MeFadea will preach AT the
1 o clock xarvice, Rev j. r Mastin. D.
D., will preach at night ard the choir
win repeat the Easter music
Union station Methodist Episcopal
church, corner TWEEN ty~ seventh and @
streets Preach hing both morning and
evening by DIR w Ashury Christian,
pastor. Subject. II A. M. Awake
Thou that sieepest": s r. M. Pre-
pare to Meet Thy God. Revival ser
vices. Sunday school ESQ A. NJ
ST. Panrs Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Twenty seventh and l
streets-~Preachfng by the pastor. Rev.
Charles f. Green, both morning and
evening Revival meeting begins Sun-
day for two weeks. Rev. r. M White.
OF South Richmond will do the preach
ing.
The choir OF Central Methodist
church win repeat. by request. the
Easter anthems which they sang last
Sunday. The pastor Will preach at
both services Morning subject The
Death and Resurrection OF Jesus" At
the evening. series OF Familiar Talks
on Familiar Topics" will begin. The
Gard Playing,
At Park Place Methodist Episcopal
church. the pastor. Rex. j. j. Brad
ford, will preach at both services sun
day AT III A. M his subject will be.
The Extra Mile. or Applied Christi
Aaity." At night Will begin a series OF
sermons on the Ten Comntan dgnents,
with tht subject, The First Tributary
to the River Death
1T. James Methodist church~-rev
James r, Green, pastor. Preach
ing morning and evening ny the pas
tor. Subject. 8 r. Nj. Making Life
Song
Trinity NJ. f. Church. Rev. stark
Iett. pastor Morning subject: THE
Source OF the Issues of Life" evening
subject "A Model Congregation
spworth lease. T,Is r, NJ
Al Monument Methodist church.
Park and Allen avenues. Rev. r. H.
Potts will preach sunday morning on
Positive Goodness. and Ia the even
ing al sss0 the subject OF ths dis
course win be Leisure Us Live"
Centenary Acknowledgement. Grace
street hetw@an Fourth and Firth
ssreefm~e~pf. W. J, Noum& will preach
AT both services and some of tne
Good Friday and Raster music VIII
ea repeated. Morntng subject, What
we owe the Woria~. evening Sub5ects
lis There Any Honest Doubt 2" sun
day school AT sse A. M, All seats
free,
Az Clay Street vi, H. church. the
pastor will preach at both morning
aud evening service Subject al III
A. IA The bible Idea ef Heaven
at r. M sowing Reapia9 suii
Results AT the morning service thn
chnir will repeat she Raster music
Revival services will continue through
the week.
broad street Methodist church.
nsoaa aud Teath streets Preaching
la a. Nj and n, Al hx the pastor,
Rev John w. SHACK ford. Merning
suht@sts Redemption ~ the city,
evening subject '~rhe Lost oppoFtu-
nifty"
Barton delights Methodist church -
Revival Ira progress ef, Samuel ~.
san&sT. ef Petersburg, viii preach at
both services MnrninM aahj@xs
''x'eme Thou ARD All rny House tn
10 the Arb, night subject lis Thy
Heart RiAhtTs ssp~stat service for
men at r. M nr, ssntsr will
SPEAK an .FThe Religion ng Manly
Man Special snaaio by she male
quartet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Third Christian church. corner Tween
ty-sixth and Marshall streets-Sunday
school at sac A. ". The Sunday sub
jeots to be discussed by the pastor.
Rev, Gerald CulherEon. are: IL o'clock
A NJ, The Friendship OF Jesus !;
an dat 3 o'clock r. NJ, The Coming
MAYOR Of Richmond"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Seventh Street Christian church
Both morning and evening services
will bee onducted by DR.. Maclachlan-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Rev j. p. Hutson. y. d, will preach
both morning and night
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Cowardin- Avenue Christian church
Services Will be conducted by the pas
tor. r. w. Long. The morning sub
iect will be The Christian Battle.
evening" The Man Who Can't Meet
HIS Bills and Some of the Reasons
Why
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

So. PauTs Episcopal church, First
Sunday after Easter--Holy communion.
las A. NJ; sunday school. s;45 A. M.
morning prayer. II A. Nj. evening
prayer. 4 r. NJ. Mr.. Bowie will preach
in the morning on the subject. The
Social Message of the Old Testament a.
la the evening ON ''The Parable Of the
Hid Treasure
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Third Presbyterian chureh~~K1v, H
y. Williams. pastor, will preach morning
and evening
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Hanover-Avenue Christian church.
Hanover and Allen avenues-~The MIR
lister. Rev, Geo. W. Kemper, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening at Han
ever-AVenue Christian church. sub
feet II A. NJ. The Testing at Hand. :
5 r. NJ. "A Hole In the wall" Chris
tian Eudeavor at T:f5, conducted By
Miss Theresa Chilfress
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Preaching In The First English
Lutheran church. corner Monument
avenue and L.ombardy street. at II
A. NJ. and s F.. NJ, by the pastor,
Rev. J, i. Scherer, Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Regular services with be held AZ the
Second Presbyterian church, Fifth near
Main. ON sunday at III A. NJ and +,
M preaching by the pastor. Rev. Rus
sell Cecil, n. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Union Station Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Twenty seventh and @
streets Preach hing both morning and
evening by DIR. w Asbury Christian,
pastor Subject. IL A, M. Awake
Thou that Sieepest", r. M. Pre-
pare to Meet Thy God. Revival ser
vices Sunday school $50 A. NJ