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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23
OLD BIRDS FLY

The second fly of old birds of the
Mt. Vernon Homing club occurred
June 81, from Richmond, In
diana. The birds were liberated at
600 a. IN. and the first bird arrived at
the loft of Alphonse William at 9:2O
a, m, making the distance of 1872
miles in hours and 20 minutes.
Seventy-eight birds competed, the
result being as follows
Alphonse Villian-1-2-3-14-1S.
Dan Colley-4.
Louis Boucher-5-6-16.
Tony MISUNDERSTANDING.
Leon Bary-9-10-11-15-20.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23
Resolutions Of Respect, Obituaries and
Cards of Thanks, five cents per line.

The new tax law made the rich tax
dodgers squeal and they want the poor
folk to squeal with them. Reverse the
case and what would have happened?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23
WHY STATE TAXES CAN
BE REDUcEI

Under the old order OF things. prior
10 the advent Of Democratic adm n
astration In Ohio, tho interest cole II
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23
sHERIFF'S SALE
Maude Elliott guardian, etc.

Helen Crumley ct AL
Knox Common Pleas
by virtue of order of sale In partition is
sued out OF the Court of Common Pleas OF
Knox County, Ohio, and to me directed I
Will offcr for sale at the door OF the Court
House. In Mount Vernon, Knox County,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23

The new French nickel has hole in
the center The hole represents AL.
SAGE Lorraine. we sunnosa
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23
PROBATE JUDGES OF KANSAS

Abilene. Kas., June 30 Abilene is
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-06-23

: Entered at the Mt. Vernon, o., postof
dc as second class mail matter.
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
OLVEY TO HAVE A LAKE
Five Acres Of Pure Spring Water
Being Created.

]. w. Page, cement expert, who
visited his home here this week after
several weeks absence, tells of the
construction of a dam for F. +. Pat
rick, of Olvey which will give that
little city one of the finest lakes of
the section. The waters of the spleD-
did spring near the depot are to be
gathered by a stFong seven foot ce-
ment wall 300 feet long, forming a
lake to cover some five acres just
south Of and in full view from the
depot,
The lake will be stocked with fish,
boats AMI bath houses provided, and
other attractions added to make the
resort unique in its advantages.
Mr., Patrick, by opening his pleas
ant and commodi)us home to the
travelling public, has already made
Olvey one of the attractive points Of
the section, and this new improve.
ment will popularize the place as one
of the beauty spots Of the M. INA,
railroad
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18

will assist in putting the guard
through its PAGES 1t will be the
first chance Gen England has had OF
meeting the companies composing
the Guard and they will find that in
him they have man who will have
a militia that will be a credit 20 the
state or the government will receive
back a large shipment of uniforms
and camp equipment. Gen England
is determined to have a guard which
will go to the front should voIun-
tcers be demanded, and be able to
stand side by side with the regulars,
and suffer none by the comparison,
Again during the past week the
Little Rock correspondent has been
abroad in the land, cleaning inior-
nation about the favor in which the
people hold the bond issue amend.
ment and the Publicity Act Little
and no organized opposition has
been found TO either measure,
Prominent men in the few counties
which failed to cast a favorable vote
sn the Bond Issue amendment two
years ago declare it will be adopted
there this time with large MAORI
ties. The cities have been for the
amendment all the time, and the
towns realize that it is their only
way for making municipal improve
ments, and they, too, are strong for
its adoption. The rural voters are
being urged to assist the towns in
their efforts to develop, and they are
not expected to put damper on
anything that tends to improve the
state or any portion oft
AS for the Publicity Act, It was
supposed that politicians would be
strong against il as it is intended 10
give the public information about
the manner in which these Offices are
being conducted A few county Off.
cials are opposing the measure, but
contrary TO expectations, the major
ity of the county officials Of the va
rious counties have signided their
willingness to to support the bill.
According to their expressions they
have nothing to hide from the peo.
pie"
Both measures are practically GER
tain Of adoption, as is the Child La.
Dor Act, but it is doubtful it the
Bank Guarantee or the Mining
Board bills are submitted These
will probably be knocked out in the
courts due to the attack made on
the legality Of many signatures up.
on the petitions,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Whole Family Arrested,

Considerable interest was aroused
BY the arrival in Harrison Of an
Omaha constable with Tom Rector
wife and three boys, aged eight, ten
and twelve, who were bound over
to the grand jury on a charge hog
stealing, last Tuesday, by Justice
William Davis, Of Omaha Owing
to the fact that there were smaller
children at home and the extreme
youth Of the boys, Harrison officials
refused to place the mother aud the
boys IN JAIL lIobcos corpus pro'
ceedings were instituted before
Judge Reed, who happened TO be in
town, and the mother and boys
freed aud sent home, while the faith
CT remains IN jail,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Confederate Pension Board.

Boone County's Confederate Pen.
sion Board has been in session this
week and so far has added eight new
pensioners to the list Of approx
imately one hundred already
pensioned in the county, W H,
Petit, John II, Coftman and A, X,
Toney constitute the board this
year. SO far the following are the
new pensioners;
W, j. Adair, Harrison, S75
Henderson lobe, Lead Hill, $75
T. !. Smith Zinc $50
las, l. Eowell, Harrison, 500
X, T. Croy, Olvey, 500
Mrs. Martha Lazrus, Gather 500
Mrs Haley Reynolds, Omaha, SlC0
Mrs. W, {, Mcdonald, Bellcfonte,
500,
Lists prepared by the County
Boards and County Clerks are for
warded to Little Rock Co be acted
upon by the state pension board, of
which the commander Of the Ark.
ansas Division United Confederate
Veterans, is chairman, In the
neighborhood Of S750,OOO will be
paid out for Confederate pensions
this year
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
BIG ORE SHIP MENT.

n B, Whitley, Of the mining firm
Of Kilgore & Whitley who are oper.
ating the Boker.IIondlcy lead mine
at Ponco City in Newton county, is
here loading two cars Of free lead ore
to be shipped to Joplin this week,
Some seventy6ye wagons have been
employed in hauling this ore to IIor.
rison, and it is likely that movement
will continue as long as it is found
profitable, This firm has ten foot
lead of ore, and are mining from
1000 TO 5000 pds, Of free ore day,
The Swecny residence on Eagle
Heights is nearing completion,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
Circuit Court.

The midsummer term Of Boone
circuit court cOnyencs on Monday
next with II docket which suggests
the probability of two.wccb's ses'
sion,
The criminal docket includes sc
cases, forty of which are for gaming
In addition to this there are a mum.
ber of cases awaiting the action of
the grand Jury, including the cases
Of Harry Campbell and Charles
Cowden for murder, Lee I, Jones
for rape; 10y Ragland and Frank
Fullerton, assault to kill, and sever
al grand larceny cases,
There are thirty.scyen cases ON
the common law docket,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
EX-CONFD. REUNION
To be Held in Harrison Friday
and Saturday, Sept. ll-l2.

The Local Camp of ETCon,
federate Veterans held a Special
meeting at the Band Stand fin the
Court Park last Saturday affernoon
large gathering Of familiar faces
being present, B, NJ, Estes, the
camps Commandant, presided and
10. Nicholson acted as bdjudant,
On behalf Of the people of
Harrison, the Commercial Club, and
the business interests, Capt. J X,
Newman extended to the Veterans
a cordial invitation to hold their re-
union as usual in Harrison, assuring
the old soldiers of the pleasure it
always gives our people TO entertain
them, and that it is esteemed an
honor as well as a privilege
On motion it was unanimously
decided to hold the next te.union in
Harrison on Friday and saturday,
September l1th and 12th.(
A general invitation was, extended
to all who wore the blue aS well as
the gray to participate in the pro.
ceedings; all to bring their dinners
and eat together on the ground on
the first daV. Due TO the advanced
age Of the Vetrans it was proposed
to have the parade in automobiles,
and to this the camp cheerfully
assented, y
Speakers were selected as follows;
Troy Pace, +. e. Mitchell, b, B,
Hudgins and Iverson A, Jones, On
the part of the Sons Of Veterans
Marvin Hathcoat, and the Daugh'
tcrs of he Coniederacy Mrs, F. NJ,
Garvin were requested to talk in
behalf Of the proposed Confederate
monument to be erected in the court
park, Special invitation was ex.
tended to Mrs, B, Crump to be
present and participate,
The general arrangement of the
program was referred to the L d, {,
and DR.. II, L. Routh was elected
officer Of the day and master OF the
ceremonies,
All Of the old officers of the camp
were reelected without opposition,
and adjournment taken to the first
day Of the reunion,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18

Prof las W. Hill spent the first
of the week in Lead Hill where he
will have charge Of the second
largest school of the county this
winter, He is pleased with the out.
look, and expects to build superior
school for that thrifty little city,
. On account Of the excessively
warm weather the revival meeting
at the Christian Church closed Sun.
doy evening, Rev, Chostecn will be
back in October, however, to resume
the work,
Miss Alice Watkins, a former
citizen Of Harrison but now Of Mus.
kogcc, Okla, is visiting friends and
relatives in Harrison,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
STAR CHAUTAUQUA
A Feast of Good Things at Har-
risOn-.6 Days, July 2l.l6,
PROGRAM;

PROGRAM:
Each day will begin with a morning
hour Of great interest and impor
tance to all in the community
These hours can be adapted tc
local conditions. See the locaI
manager concerning them and
make it point to come and bring
your friends with you
FIRST DAY-JULy 2lsT
300 p Informal opening, with
Special Addresses, Conducted by
Local Management,
3;15 p, m-Novelty entertainment,
Including many surprises of the
ability two young ladies possess to
do the work of a whole company,
Includes Cartoons, Crayons, Musi-
cal, Recital Numbers, A Big Start
By The Star Duo Company,
NIGHT
T45 p. m. Entertainment Prelude.
By The Star Duo Company,
$3.50 p, m.-Lecture; Getting the
Best ofthc Bargain" By Dr. Frank
Hartman,
SECOND DAY-AFTERNOON
800 p. m.-Grand Concert Number,
Including Vocal, Violin, Whistling,
Recital and Combination Numbers,
Classic and Popular Selections, By
The Euterpean Concert Company,
NIGHT
7;45 p. m,-Concert Number Prelude,
BY The Euterpean Concert Com.
Company
$50 p, m.-Lecture; "Thc Suprem.
acy Of man" By DR. K, l., Abolt,
THIRD DAY-AFTERNooN
300 p, m,-Musical Prelude Number
BY The Goth Century Musical
Male Quartet,
$3.50 p, "A Dramatic Recital, In.
cludrng selections from the best
literature Of all times, humorous,
pathetic, tragic, dramatic, etc,
BY Miss Harriet Ransom,
NIGHT
7;A5p. m Grand Musicol Entertain.
mcnt, Including many specially
numbers, solos, duets, trlos, etc,
BY The Goth Century Male Quar-.
tet Also Readings, by Miss
Harriet Ransom
FOURTH DAY AFTERNOON
800 p m-Dialect Recital Prelude,
Including some of the best work
done along this line BY Miss
Minnie Wilson Carr,
$3.50 p, m,-Lecture; "The God,in.
toxicated Man" or "Wagons and
Stars" BY Dr. VIM, A. Loughlin,
NIGHT
7'45 ., ma Story Recital evening,
with Cornet Solos, This will in.
cludc the Recital Of the Popular
Story, "Rcbecca of Sunnybrook
Farm by Miss Minnie Wilson
Carr and artistic Cornet Solos by
Mr., Martin Davis,
FIFTH DAY-AFTERNooN
$3.50 p, m,-The Versatility Enter.
tainment, Including n wonderful
number ofNoyelty features, among
them, such numbers as Musical
Interpretation, Monologues, Re.
cital Scenes from Lines of Great
Composers, pionologucs, Spoken
Songs, Lile'Lessons, etc, BY Miss
Elene DeMareo,
NIGHT
7'45 .. m,-Entertainment Prelude,
BY Miss Elenc DeMarco,
$50 p, IN, Lecture, "The Panama
Canal" BY DR. Noah {, Cause
SIXTH DAY AFTERNOON
800 p, m, Concert Entertainment,
By The Sunllower Trio, lnstru.
mental, Vocal, Recital Numbers
NIGHT
Id5 D. m, Prelude Concert num-
bers, BY The Sunilower Trio,
$40 D. m-Leeture, "The Great
Things Of Life" BY Dr.. William
COdy
At the close of this lecture q Com
unity Discussion, open to Audi
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18
ZINC OUTLOOK GOOD
Best Movement in Ten Years
Declares the Old Miner.

From Judge d, ". Cave who spent
a half hour in the TIMES office the
first Of the week we learn of a mos
encouraging condition in the Sugar
Orchard zinc mining district of this
county,
The new ljO ton mill at the Jack
Pot mine, now in the hands Of Auro-
ra people started up last Friday
with thousands of tons ofdirt on the
ground and with big heavy working
faces exposed The Coker Hollow is
producing and has a car in the bins
at the mine and will begin hauling
soon ar..s will ship one or two cars
before tie close Of the month.
The report has been verified Of the
transfer Of the lease on the lola mine
in Marion county from Anna X, Gil
bert Of Washington d C., to George
Angel of New York. The lola is one
of the best mines in the district and
promises big production, George
Angel is associated with Clay Gre
CORY, a well.known operator in the
Joplin field, and the mine will be
opened at once and put on thepro-
ducing list.
The Tar Kiln mine has been leased
to New Jersey parties who will push
its development with J, II, Lancaster
as manager
In a general way Judge Cave be-
lieycs that the mining situation is
more promising than for the past
ten years,
June shipments from the north
Arkansas district were ten carloads,
Two from Zinc by L. l., Brown and
W. McCurry, from the Marke and
Alma properties, and five from the
Rush camp on Buffalo river that
ships from Yclleville, Palmer &
Pierce shipped one car OF chunk car
Donate and the Morning Star four
of mixed ore. The Morning Star has
been the heaviest shipper this year.
so far having sent ont "a cars,
The Harrison times., 1914-07-18

Mrs, Lou AleXander.Watkins
and son lanes, of Muskogee, Okla,
arrived in Harrison Thursday night
to spend the summer months with
her parents Judge and Mrs, $ N
Alexander
! The contract for the new jail has
been approved by the County Court,
and work will commence soon, The
structure must be ready for use De-
'gcmber next
Mrs, Lulu Fitton arrived from
Hot Springs this week and will
make an extended visit with her
father, + NJ GUryin
Nj | Shustcr, sheriff of Madison
county, has been appointed Deputy
Z, s, Marshall for this district,
Fred King, now of Chicago, is
visiting his father, lanes King, and
other relatives,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
West Newton, Pa.

Aaplsnik conference "a zdru-
lenJe Jcdnot in zvcz sem cital pa
zlJlvo IN reel moran. da so Sc vsc
prlzadete pcdporne organizaci.je
trudlIe. da poSljejo il svoje sre-
dine naJboli zavedne in z~aneslii-
We moe moe, Xxi bodo vsikdar
deloNalI "a rcSnitno zdruzitcy ma
predmh podpornih iednot in zvez.
Lahko rcccm, da jc vladala zunaj
predno St .e k%onferenca zaGela We
hka napctOSt in radovednost. ka-
ko So bo kon 'crcnca koncala. IL
zapiSmka druge in tret.jc scic jc
razvidno. ia 50 So nckateri dele
gate glcdc zdruzcnja zavzcmali
pristransko StaliScc. Znano ic
vSem clanom vseh SeStih podpor-
mn orgaul/aciJ, da Sc jc govorilo
vedno O zdruzcnju. ne pa da DI
81 p%rlklopili Ic h katcri obstojcci.
ali pa takorckot tr"ansfcrirali h
kater drugi. To po mojem mnen-
Ju ne hi obrodilo dobrega sadu.
vSled tcga hi priporocil. da Sc te
d'e beScdi izkljucita in da Sc de
IuJe "a zdruicnie.
konfcrcnca jc pustila priprav-
lJalncmu odboru precc.i della. to-
da ne V~StraSitc Sc ga Deluitc ne
prlstranSko, nc CITRATE 81 ma o.
Sebnc koriSti in do zdruzcnja DO
priSIo. tmevno ie, da konfcrcnca
M mogIa ukrcniti ME koncncga
ker prldcjo vines Stvari. katcrc
zamore reSiti lie OIL odbor. Tako
Je gotovo tudi gledc leStvicc. XII
morale odgovariati raznim drZa-
VAN. II IA ySc To ho trcba Sc lie
naJtl pravo pot.
Gledc blagani jc MOLE mncnjc.
da MAJ he pridejo toliko V poStcy.
kakor Sc to Cd gotove strani "a
hteva. Izobti mai Sc Y sluGaju zdru
zitvc tudi vSaka formalna zdrav-
niSka preiskava.
konetno zelim mnogo vSpcna
pri teSkom delu pripravljalnega
odbora ter ktGem ziveli delegate
conference "a zdruIenje napred-
nth jednot in zvez, Ziycl priprav-
lialni odbor!
Jos. Zorko.
podpredsednik :. ID. =. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Napaka katoliske cerkve.

katoliSka cerkev della sauna scbi veliko Skodo
= TEN. Ola nasprotuje socialistom pri Organiziranju
delavcev ma politiGnem polju. Ccrkvenc organi-
zacijc raznih veroizpovedani imajo dovoli siroko
pole "a svoie vcrSke stvari in socialist Sc niti
%najmanj ne zmenijo "a to pole; prepuScajo ga
cerkvam. Ko pa katoliSka hierarhija stopa ma
politicni oder z namenom, da DO pobijala socia-
lizem, tcdaj pa mora biti pripravljcna ma mai
vecji pOraz, kar Jill jc ze dozivcla V svoii zgodo-
vini. Cerkev jc napravila ze nebroj napak, toda
nece Jill spoznati in cato slepo derc Y novo nevar-
most. &c hi bila francoska duhovSGina sprejela
princip politiGne demokraciic 70 oh prvi revolu-
ciji in obrnila monarhiji hrbet, bila hi rimska
cerkev ma Francoskem Sc danes mocha sila. kakor
je drugod. Tudi V bodoci socialistiGni druzbi DO
Sc dovOlj Judi, XII bodo molili boga, cato pa ie
n~ajpametneiSc "a vsako cerkcv, da ze danes pri-
INA in a~kceptira revolucionarno spremembo dru-
zabnega reda in sprawl svoje nauke V ~soglasie
modernih idej. Cerkev, katera tega ne bo storila,
10 caka v bodOci druzbi ali Sc poprej brczpogojni
pogin.
Urednik Gasopisa "Thc Arena, Y, katerem ie iysel
Ia 6lanek, pise o McGradiu sledeGe:
let duhovnik rimskokatoliske eerkve in STEER spostovan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
kato|iSka CeTkev in sOCiaIizem.
Splsal Frank Bohn. Prevel NJ.
Dale

DALEY
Dali cerkev priznava loGitev cerkve cd drza-
We? Da v Veliki Britaniji, NemGiji in V Ze-
dinjenih drzavah.
Dali katoliSka cerkcv nasprotujc splosni in
enaki volilni pravicio Da V Bclgiji, kier ina
bogatin ali uradnik wee glasov proti enemu glasu
delavca.
Dali ccrkcv priznava spioSno in enako volil-
no pravico? Da - V Zedinjenih drzavah. kjcr ie
Ia pravica re davno priborjena in bilo hi nevarno
temu nasprotovati.
Dali cerkev nasprotujc socializmuY Da -
pc celem svetu, kajti novi socialni red Sc nj usta-
%novljen. katoliSka cerkcv nasprotuje socalizmu
ravno takO, kakor je Svojc6asno nasprotovala
fevdalizmu, absolutistiGncmu monarhizmu in ma.
zadnje p~olitiGni dcmokraciji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-02-17
Kan gre Petrov vinar? Kar

iNhA
dinal LUIGI Oreglia. Xxi jc pred
kratkem umrl, ie dobiyal kct kan
dIdat kuriic ma lcto S21 300 fran
koy V zlatu, kot dckan in kliucar
Sv. kolcgiia 5000 lir ma lcto, kot
prcfckt in tajnik dvch kongrcga-
chi in protcktor trch redovniSkih
hratovScin 1890 lir in kot kardi-
nal l%imcnOvan jc bill lcta 1879
dohodkc >kofijc OStia oh uStju Ii
Der, katcro ic tckom 40 let obi
Skal cnkrat. Polcg .ic dobival kar-
dinal kot upravitcli sv. ccrkve ma
dallnih $500 lir IA Skofijo. XII
>tcjc mani duS, kako Srcdnia fara
ma kranjskcm. Skupni dohodki
tcga naiStarcjScga kardinala so
naSali 1880 lir ($27.S0O) na lc-
10.
Slovcnski dclavcc zdai YES. kan
gre tvOi dcnar. XII GA darujcS "a
ubogega ictnika V Natikanu. -
' Rim, kjer Sc "a tvoi denar pri-
rciajo fine poiedinc. mcitcm kO
fl garaS ameriSkih plavzih, to-
varnah in rudnikih. Kcdaj Sc hos
spametoval in denar porabil "a
svOio izobrazbo in osvoboditev il
pod kapitaliSticne suznosti?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04

Church Hin bank. $500 East Broad
street; Springer Drug company. Twen-
tythird and Venahle streets; cigar
stand. jefferson hotel: T. G. Smith,
druggist, Henry and Broad streets;
Richardson's drug store. Sol North
Thirty first street.
Ample Protection.
In order to protect the people in ev-
cry way, the city has detailed fire
company to be on hand all the time /;
a sufficient number OF policemen. and
city ambulance. for emergency cases.
There viii be Red Cross nurses on
hand, and physicians at several booths
TO attend the sick or injured
The association has engaged the ser
vices OF number OF Pinkerton detec-
tives. the county of Henrico has de-
tailed twenty special officers, the police
board has appointed large number
of extra men from Its eligible list. to
help the regular force to keep order,
not only at the fair grounds. but
throughout the city and the boy scouts
viii be on hand to aid in any way
necessary.
While there viii be no reserved seats
in the grandstand. many of the boxes
have been taken for the entire week.
Among the box holders are: Governor
Henry c. Stuart, ]. II. Morris. John
Swartwout. Preston Belvin, r. b. All
port, A. Warwick. Sam Cohn. T. J.
seahy, r. w. Spillman. J. 7. Anderson,
A. D. Williams, Alvin NJ. Smith. Mrs.
w. Ii. F Lee, Henry Fairfax Uwo), John
r. Branch. r, S. Wheelwright. A. o.
Swink. Leigh r. Page and others.
street Car Service.
The Virginia Railway and Power
company has completed arrangements
for a perfect service. Car service to
the fair has been. as rule, most per-
feet in past years. The company will
this year strive TO even improve upon
the record OF the past. Every west
bound car will go to the fair grounds,
SO that "A stranger in the city, no mat
ter where he may be. can get to the
grounds without transfer. by taking a
westbound car.
1t IS suggested by the fair man.
agement that those who wish to witt
ness the great fireworks display. which
starts at s O'Clock. should arrange for
their dinner or supper at the grounds
The many church booths will be pre-
pared to furnish meals at reasonable
prices, while other restaurants will do
likewise
There viii be no admission to the
grounds today except to those who are
compelled to be there. The gates will
open promptly at s o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-04
SCHOOLS
TO HOLD RALLY
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TO MEET IN PORTER-STREET
CHURCH THIS MORNING.

A monster rally of the three Pres
byterian Sunday Schools of Souih
Richmond will be held this morning
beginning at IL O'Clock in Porter
Street Presbyterian church.
Great preparations have been made
for the rally and special invitations III
the form of kilograms have been de-
livered to all the members Of the va
rious Sunday Schools. 1t is expected
that the auditorium Of the church Will
be crowded to its doors.
Members of all the departments,
cradle roll, beginners, primary. junior.
intermediate, senior. adult and home
classes, from all OF the schools Will
be present
Special music has been prepared and
will be rendered by a large orchestra,
Special choral selections vii, also add
to the attractiveness of the occasion
A. r. Nelson, the new Sunday schooi
missionary of East Hanover Presby-
tery will make the principal address
Mr.. Nelson, who Is an illustrator or
some note, will also give few draw
ings on the blackboard as feature OF
his talk to the students
The regular Sunday night service at
the church will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev Wesley Baker. who will
preac hon the subject, THE Indigna-
ton OF Jesus"