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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-10-23

night.
Mrs. Jim Waldrup. of Pickens, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jane Ables.
Henry Mclean and Clifton BurelI
called at Burt Burell's Sunday.
Mrs John BureIl is on the sick list.
we regret to learn.
brother. John Burell, Saturday even
ing.
Best wishes to the dear old 'Tiser
and it's many readers.
BROWN EYES.
AS you all haven't heard from us In
a good while thought we would step in
and chat while with the dear old
T'iser.
Quite number attended our box
supper and all report very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Gainy and children spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with Mrs. Ivy
Malone.
Rev. Burks spent Sunday night with
A. j. Waldrup.
Ellis Tyson. Miss Lou Etha Rodgers
and John Pat Malone spent Sunday
with Miss Thelma Harding.
Mrs. G, E. Dickard and daughter.
Eva. spet Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. j w. Dickard.
Mrs. Meek took dinner at Mrs. NAL
lady's Sunday.
Our school is progressing nicely IN.
der the management of our splendid
teacher, Miss Annie. Lunsford.
b. M. Malone attended TO business
in Lexington Monday.
Miss Bette Ables has returned home
from Clarktdale, where she has been
visiting relatives.
j. B. Dickard and Dewitt Smith
passed through our vicinity last Satur-
dy, enroute to Lexington.
There will be pound slipper at the
home of W. 7. MalladY next Friday
night, October 30. The girls all bring
a pound and the boys pay 25 cents at
the door. Everybody is cordially in.
vited.
Miss Clara Hale and Will Hocut
called at Mrs. Hester Roberts Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. andsMrs. B. NJ. Malone dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl Chun Sunday.
With best wishes to The Advertiser.
DAISY,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-10-23
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS
HOLMES COUNTY FAIR.

The ladies' OF Holmes County are
hereby requested to send I'm their
exhibits on Saturday, Oct. 3tst,
II possible, and not later than 10
q. m. Monday, Nov. and. All ex-
hIbIts received at Fair Grounds.
COMMITTEE.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

Hauban tufpa. 'Goffi malaria
otti oiaa muoben paltintoftlpailui
bin. Waalattatpana aibeena oil =
rauba.
Epinen maalari efitti taulusfaan
peilifirtasta inertia fesfipdindud.
On faunis, Idmmin pdimd. Euulen.
benfdpsfddu Ell fdp. Wefi, punt,
tutfaiet niitpud ia Toto luonto ben'
ELL raubaa. Se oil ihastuttapo fu'
ma.
Toinen e5itti taulusiaan fuobupoo
mefiputouSta. Wlabtanot melinda
rdt IpDtipndt alas nuorenrinnettd.
Mutta ainan putoutien ala on pie
nj tauiontieIefe. Gen tdreeen oil
pieni lintu rafentonut peidrId ia lie
pdfi FIND faitesid roubasfa. UeTi
Ell noinut Iitd bdiritd.
Sdmd fuma TAT p%oltinnon.
Se tunaa tnnnuaon mDDsfin gu
malan roubao. 3esfeud mailman
baltndd ia fuobuntaa moi meiad oil
la turnaainen rnnba Sumolasfa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09
Rarsivd Kristus

aietetaan NIT paaStonaitana eteem'
me. CANINE ipmentpd aristufien
fdrfimpsien iuurta IaIaiIuutta iutti'
man.. Soomme n6bb6, fuinea Ip
mdue oIentuu Suntalon poita. St
70 Seeiusta 8etiemoneesIo! Wtifd
taisteIu! Wlitd bdia! Wifd tusfo!
Sitd tatieaesi famine biufon aIomme
oapistao, fuiufa foubea oil Ie fdrIi
m%psfoltfi, iota iuomaan Sumalan
poifa maImis nj, fuinfa fanbea oil
Ie tdrfmptIen ipnpps, iobon bdnen
oil astuttona. 2aiio bdntd nibol
listenia tdfieid pildtufien tuomiois'
tuimen ebeSid. Sbimoige on laSfet-
tn oriantoppurafruunu. meripiIara
toiienia idIfeen oriontoppuropiifin
pistdmdad tibooa biIioa otioge, mie.
rit pnnoiien idIien idttden posteae,
putoaa 6itd purppurataomuae. pi.
latntienfin Tpbdn beItpp: aaiIo ib
misid, bdn l%ouIuu. Nutta fania
pmpdriud roiuodo: riStinnauIitie.
ristiinnauIitie bdnet Utittao, JOS
mott, idmdn farfimptIen ipnpptid.
3otio @~oI9otale. tuinfa fdrfii field
puun pdand SumoIan poito! aufa
mittoa fen fieIun ia ruumiin tustan
iptpppben, mitd ilmenee fiead poian
bdtdbuubosfa risHud: Winnn gu.
moIant, minun SumoIoni, mifR mt
nun onnott pI5n.
Gdaoinen futpo fdrRmdSia QriS
tuffesta taoien poostonoitana he
p~ainetaou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

- piInid. WanbaIta paimolta,
iofa alma iIoitIi Sumalasfaan, fpipt.
Tin: rGif5 finun toipoaaofi ole Eos
faan pilpid?"
rpiImid", pastoTi ban, rtpqd,
luornouiiesti; misid muuten faifti
rdmd iunauS tulii?"
Suuri min on meibdn SumoIon
Iapfien Iaita tdSid eldmdsfd. Det
bdn eIamdmme ioipaalIe f~oToontiu
uIein pilpid. On Min ipnfedd 10
pimedd. Spbdnpartdmme on pa
tabiumaiFuoon tusfaSta ia foipnus'
ia. Wuita obota alma, ~tusfoinen
Ipbdm, fpnfistd pilrpistd Runonsta
tuottatpia iabefuuroio!
ge iounpt.amdt b%enseaistd tpibon'
uutta ia Observation-Disclosures ia tptimef n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

tdbdn enfeli mabtoi Seeiutiele ia
noa2 Grds oppiIas, piftu tpttS,
mastaF: ,rGnfeIi fanoi: ala life, 70
fas Seefus. tatIo, fuinfa monet III
mifet Tinun fuolemafi fautta padIes
wdt taimoaieen." Sos enfeIi taban
tapaan lauiui, oil ie lparmaan See
iutieus bpmd Iobbutus. pan aiat.
tell maan meibdn parastamme. San
rafaSti meitd, ientdbben bdn meni
fuolemaan.
Smatfo tobeIa minun ipntini an
teetiiannetut2 sc on mp1sfin ala.
tus, iobon fdrTipdd ia fuolepaa
Seeiusta f~atieuesia pGlttdmdttd iou
tuu. So. ianomme fen ~iuoraan: ei
ole mitddn bpDtpa, maiffa fuinfa
fatieliiit Seefufien fdrfimptfia, mureb.
tiff ia ittiiit, euei tdmd fatieleminen
ia tutfiminen iobba iinua tdbdn thu
l~otIeen, ndtemddn Ipntiefi anteefii
ontamusta bdnen peresiddn. Siud
iuuri fifii Seeius fuolt, ettd finuua
olifi ipntieii anteeffiantam !9dn
life ianoo f%uoIemania merfitpfIestd;
rminun mereni tpuobatetaan Ipntien
anteeffiantamiiefii" &c oil tarfoi
tus. &c tarfoitus on iaamutettu,
Spnnit onat anteeffannetut, ipnni,
opat otetut pois, ipntien pubbiStus
on tapabtunut, limit on pantu pots
Eama fosfee faiftea ipntia, faiffeir
ibmisten ipnteid, mailman ipntid
2aiffi, mitd paan noibaan mint
tdd nimeud ipnti on otettu pois
Riemuitie, find Seeiufien pereut
pestp ibminen!
Saafoon fdrffpdn 2ristutien Eat
ieIeminen tduaifiin mietteifiin febot
taa ipbdntdmme. Siuoin on paas
toaiasta bpDtpd.
&. 80. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

fuuanfeItaiien iidiippsiabon, iofa on
waImis foriaitawaff iidiippseld'
mddn.
Mrmonfin tainaS ndpttad niein
menemdn piIpeen. Wanbursfanoen
aurinfo fdtfepipp ipnftien pilnien
taa. MieIemme tulee apeafFi! @pdt.
lps ia epdusfo tdpttdd ipbdmemme
On Min pimedd. Wtutta pilwet baib'
tupat Murinto Ioistaa idueen firt'
faana ia ia ipbdmemme tdpttda lilo
ia rauba ppbdSid 6ensesid.
WurbeeItnen, epdilemd ibmislapfi
toteaa pbd uubeaeen Sobiu firian
81: 21:n Ianat: Waiffa MT Ell NIB
bd %aurinson waloa, on ie fuitenfiu
firffaona pilwisid, iotfa taulen tut
len baiaantupat!A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

= 2irfotSta riffain maa maaiI
masia on Ybbpswauat. llufimman
tilaSton mufaan IdSfetaan Obbps'
maIoisia npfpddu olepan 1872, 759
firffna, lufuunottamatta pienempid
fappeIeia ia rmfousialeia. Ndibin
firefoibin mabtuu faiffiaan 80 mill,
536 $50 benfilDd.
2irffoien fofonaiSo maiIuuS nou
fee 1000, OOO, 900 MARKHAM ia nil
ben weIat noin paoIeen tdstd ium
masta.
Suuremmista faupunseista on I'll
banpSia Nem Yorfin waltosfa n
tirffoa 1OO,253 qfuffaaue, Eropsio
70 firffoa 1888 aiuffaaue ia Rut
Ianbisia Ia firffoa 1850 aiuffaue
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

&:btemme mime rumerosIa oil
tirioitus Suomesto: rWolempoin
firffotnntain pboistpmis banffeestaA
ionfa ala oil nimimertfi: 10. W.
W " ionfa oIiIi pitdnpt QUO: 20. u.
%. Sdmd %nimimerffi on tuttu aut'
taian Iutiioiae, iiud ie on futen tie
oamme f%irffoberra Nanbeu6fin Mt
mimertfi. pppbamme Iiis tdien Cor.
iata tuon latomomirbeen lebtemme
ebeuiIesId numerosia iamoua fuin
tiltdmme firtfoberra SO. u. Wan.
beuDfid orpoiIosta tirioitutiestaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09
&mulutnS!

WafefieIbin Gnantelis ~2utberilak
ien 3anIauiSie pnoIinel'
idnnes fotous pioetGdn IL p6ind
bubtifuuto 3aniautsieurafunnan fir
foSTa. oItoen Flo / idlfeen puoIen
pdipdn. 2ofoufiesIa tulaan fes.
fustelemoan ieurafuntten pbtpmiIeS.
tG Ia muistu oiioista.
2aitfi ieu.ofunnan idIenet, oIfoo
bpfpdt ia iaoputau fotoutTeen!
Mu9usi Nieminen,
Ririurt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

= Witd en- tobbp Qua. Wind en-
taboo ola meliieui Ippttdid, ipaan
beibdn eiirutoihiania
Wind en- tabbo Qua meIiient faa.
taia. rpaan beibdn oattoiania.
Wtind en- taboo Ola iatpuama fpnt
tiIdnipbdn, fpaon palapa fpnttild.
Mind en- tobbo ola ieurafuutolai
nan matfustaiana, moan fen laiwa'
miebend.
Wtind en- tobbo ola baamoitetun
obifultepa leepildiuen, maan lau
peutta oIottatpa iamariaIatnen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

Relioiesi tat muiben orwoefuei.
ben foriaustu b~oIutesIanne menfdd
Spbo riin. 9an iafoa toiten ipbn
ID.
re tpoiite belposti oioa 1Wacp.
Gle" pcIfupp5rdud fdnfdd tortasto.
mosIa niitd aripIett'in Su~ipeelifdu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

2pnttiIdn opetus. Grds nuori
mics oil tuuut fddntpmpfieen. Wd'
ban ienidIfeen bdneItd fpipttitn, mi
I'd ban oil tebnpt 2ristutien bpndtIi.
vWfutta mindbdn olen pasia as
tettdtn tuautfiu bdnen opetuslapief'
Ieen", puotusteli mics.
vWtutta faifeti mpDnndt, ettd fpnt.
tild iptptetddn malaiiemaan pmpG'
ristDd, etfD niin?"
r2uonnouiiesti!"
vWiqoin fittsn luulet fpnttildn to-
bella molaiiepan, betifD aIusia. moi
Titteu fun Ie on 10 puolitii paIanui?'
rSeti alusia, luonnnuiIesti!"
rEee Iindfin mini"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09
@ambmrsfamttamiiemme
&. 80. 6.

Sppi manbursfauttamiiesta Su
maIan ebesid on epdilemdttd Haa'
NAHUM pbinoppi. Sentdbben on tdr'
tedtd, ettd Iiitd ouaan ieIpiad, muu'
ten taitfi opinfappaleet opot nellie
Edmdrid.
nIeasti fuulee iuuliisia pubeisia,
fuin mp6S firiauiIisIa tuotteisia tuI
fittaipan Haamatun Ianpio toiIelo
tamoua fuin ne or tirioitettu. Sim,
paamoIin lauIetta Hom. ~tirieen a:
25 mdrinsid e'tetddn ndin: Sofa
meibdn Ipnteimme tdbben on annettu
ulos ia meibdn manbursfonttomi
iefiemme berdtettp pI6s. Tdstd buo
limattomasto lauiunnosta on febit
tDnpt aiatus, iota firianiiiSia iulfai
iuisia .eiitetddn oppina, ettd Seeiut
len plDsnouiemiiesia oIemme tuuut
panburstaiti!
Monen mieIestd tdmd Hence ma.
bdpdiDinen oTia, mutta ie on fum'
mintin Iuuri ala, fun &aamattu er
eiitd oiiata Min.
SumoIon Ianon mufaon olemme
ipanbursfautetut S~eeiutien fuo!e
,masIa. Me luemme HoomuIaistir
ieen SO lanai: rettd me mt Sdnen
nerenid fautta fpanburstoifi tuueet
oIemme." NaisIa Ianoisia ianotoon
Observation-Disclosures topobtuneen
Seeiutien meren fautta, iiis Sdnen
fuolemasiaan. Haamotun ianosta
pIeenid buomdomme, eitd ipnneistd
ia fabotustmomiosta pddimme ma.
paafSi SeeIutien ueren famtta. See
iutien pl5snouiemiieuo on filth daret
iuuri mertitps, moif'emme
ianottaon, ettd fiind tuIimme tpan'
MppstoIt paamali ianoo:
.Guei 2ristuS ole nousiut plDs, min
on teibdn ustoune turba ia tie olette
mield teibdn ipnneiS idnne." 1 3or'
Is II.
Gaei QristuS oliIi nousfut fuoueiS'
ia, Min Ie oIiIi oIut ieIpd tobistus
Iiitd, ettei mailman ipnti oIetfaan
otettu poiS, Ell maaiIma tuautfaon
tpanburstoofF Seeiutien fuoIemos.
ia.
Wutta fiitoS olfoon Sumalon!
noufi fuonetsta rpanbmrs'
eauttamiIemme tdbben." Siirrp
pddFdisaamuna Der sesid SeeiufIen
apatun bauban ddreeu, fe fertoo
fnuue raubdsta iofa risiiad rafettiin,
poitosta ionfa @dn Sanfarimme
Niiu. S~eeiutien ipbid
oauta %fertoo, ettd mooiImo on man
3urstautettu SeeIufien fuolsmosio,
obistus iitd on find, ettd Seeius
,ouIF fuoaeista.
Wanburstooffi moailmo @oI9a.
ala 10 Seeiutien fperesid iuIi, Don
)ursfaati Seeius fen b~aubanonio
np5s iuIisti, fun pI5s ncufi, Wan
,~urstaafi mpbs fitd ustoesia, me
ne tuIemme iomosia outunbesfa
Run ustom'et'woImiin on faiffi.
ID. 20. u
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09


kaisessa kodissa, jonka lapsia on
papin rippikoulussa, Nailla kayn-
neillaan tulevat he my0s alino-
maan tekemisiin sosialidemokra-
ten kanssa. Mikali moni pappi
naissa maissa allekirjoittaneelle
vakuutti, saavat he alma ystavalli-
sen vastaan oton ia voivat usein
paasta keskustelussa huomaamaan,
eta kodissa annetaan viela arvoa
kristinuskon totuuksille. Jopa sita-
kin, eta naissa piireissa esitetaan
ia odotetaan iotain parempaa hem
kista ruokaa kuhn sc pettuleipa,
kielteisyys, jota johtomiesten ia
holta on 10 vuosikymmenia heille
sy0tetty.
Samanlainen vakuutus on poh-
ia savyna my0s englantilaisen tyo-
vaenliikkeen johtomiehen F. Her.
bert Steadin puheissa, miehen. jo-
ka kylla tuntee European ty0vaes-
t0ssa liikkuvat aatevirtaukset.
Yleensa sanottiin my0s Saksas-
sa: Bebel on kuollut ia toista Ell
tule. Materialistinen sosialide-
mokratia Ell vol enaa luoda uur-
miesta. Sosialidemokratian uu-
della johtaialla taytyy ola henki-
sempi kasitys elaman todellisuuk-
sista kuhn suurella vainajalla.
Han nosti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
korkealle sosialidemokratin lip
PUN. Mutta han kaatui lippui-
neen. Uudessa lipussa on uudet
merkit.
Samoa materialismin ia monis.
min vallasta henkisempaan ella
mankasitykseen pyrkimista on ha-
vaittavissa my0s European sivisty-
neessa y~leis0ssa. Haeckel eli tyy-
dyta enaa. Hampurin kirkon EST
paimen professor Hunzinger lausui
allekirjoittaneelle: Viisitoista
vuotta site sanotttiin voitonvar.
molina. Nyt alkaa monismin (s,
O. materialismin, jumalankieltei-
syyden) vuosisata. Mutta toisin
on kaynyt. Monismin valta on
murrettu 15:ssa vuodessa. Tie
teellisissa piireissa oil.
laan selvilla materialis.
m in tieteellisesta NAH
d u desta. S~ivistynyt
kansa etsii joiain syvempaa. Sc
kaipaa kosketusta henkisen todel-
lisuuden Jumalan kanssa.
Sanalla sanoen Ne miljoooat,
jotka Europassa nykyaan ovat sar.
keneet suhteensa kristinuskoon ia
kirkkoon, ovat henkisen vasymyk-
sen t~ilassa. Ne'tuntevat ~iuoneensa
lahteista, ioiden vesi Ell tyydyta i'll
mishengen janoa. Ne odottavat
ia kaipaavat. Mita? Sta he
eivat itsekaan tieda. Mutta sen
he tietavat, eta he kaipaavat io-
tain uutta ia parempaak kuhn
mita mrterialismi, ia ~kielteisyys
ovat heille voineet antaa.
Me uskallamme samoa. He kali
paavat Jumalaa, pelastusta, ijaista
elamaa.
Nyt on vain kysymys siita, onko
European kirkko siina kunnossa,
eta Sc pystyy tyydyttamaan sen
piirissa heraavaa uskonnollista kali
puuta. Siita moniaita havaintoia
seuraavassa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09
Soorna puoroia bubttfuuua:

Saornapuoroid bubttfuuuo:
~ p. pddfdisp. 9bomIonin Z.
t~irfoSia TippifouIuIast s.. Gb.
pddstD iubIa Flo 10 ap.
13 p. Utoplesia Flo puoli 2 ip.
10 p. Wibmopsia Flo IL op.
II p. 9opepsId Flo 8 10.
Is p. NoIbnoutesia Flo y III.
10 y. Naibwaufesia fIo 2 ip.
6. Q. Hiemt.
Gbomion, Nliun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

- &un pstdmdmme omat ldsnd,
meibdn tdntpp fobbeua beta oifeen;
ia Fun be otpat poisIa, pubua bets
I'd bpmdG. - GptctetuS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09

- 2abioitufiid firt%tofunnaue. s.
ronmoobin 2aniauisi euratuunan Err
fosia, SronnoobisIa, Wticb., Foot
tim toIebti 9aniauisfirtfofuunan
fasiaan %iunnuntaina, t T. 5 pnd.
aoIebti tuotti $2.7O. aittos labioit'
taiiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-09
- 2dptd papna'aifaofi opinnoi
bin ia puubaa Gina iotatin.

Ole tdSmduinen ia iddnnDuinen
toimisIaii ia did eld fosfaan lpffdd
iotain tebtdpdd toistaiietii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
OWNER OF NATURAL BRIDGE
DIES AT RICHMOND HOTEL
q. ]. johnson. of winsina, Passes Away,
After Long Illness-Was Promi-
nent In Business.

c. 1. Johnson. Of Wingina, who was
well-known and prominently connected
In business interests in this city,
Lynchburg and elsewhere, died in the
Hotel Richmond yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. Mr.. Johnson, who had been
in falling health for some time, came
to Richmond for treatment. He was
seventy-seven years old.
Mr.. Johnson was senior partner of
C. T. Johnson g. Son, Wingina presi-
dent OF Johnson & Briggs. Incorporat-
ed, of Richmond, and director Of the
First National Bank, OF Lynchburg.
where he had several other business
connections. He was president Of the
Natural Bridge Hotel Company, and a.
large land owner. His wife was Miss
Crow, Of Appomattox County, who sur
wives him. He leaves also one brother.
George w. johnson, of Lynchburg: one
son, John p. Johnson, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. A Mundy, both Of wingina.
Mr.. Johnson served through the War
Between the States, and became we'll
known just after the war by his con-
nection with the James River and
Kanawha Canal.
The funeral will be In Lynchburg this
afternoon. The honorary pallbearers
from Richmond will be, George ".
Stevens, Decatur Axtell, and F. I. Ca
bell; from Lynchburg. E, P. Miller, N.
g. Manson. Jr., j. r. Jennings, G. f.
Gaskie ana John w. Cradock. The ac-
tive pallbearers will be w. S. AIundy,
James Kyle and w. L. Bowman, Of
Lynchburg; J, A. Hoofnagle. of Rich
Hend, And w. 9. Hamilton and II. M.
Lofts. pf Natural Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
SELECT NAME OF UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Obstacle In Way OF consolidation. or
Congregations Is Smoothed
Over at Meeting. 81
PREsBYTERY WILL MEET HERE
Church Commissioners VIII Preee4s
Petition to Governing Body on pc
cember 2S-Will Be Called Grace
Covenant Presbyterian Church,

All obstacles In the way of the union
of Grace Street Presbyterian Church
and the Church OF the Covenant have
been removed. and commissioners from
the two churches Will make fermsl
application for permission to console
date at a special meeting Of East Han
is expected that the merger will he
sanctioned, to take effect on april I,
1915. -
Both congregations have by large
majorities adopted a plan of union sub
mitted to them by the official bodies OF
hitch, and that was in the name Of the
Joint church. This was smoothed over
yesterday afternoon. when the jaint
committee. with authority of the con-
church will be known as Grace Coueu:
ant Presbyterian Church. Insthta mag
ner part Of the official name Of each
church Ia retained.
PRESBYTERY TO MEET
HERE ON DECEMBEN "a
There are still number Of formaN-
Ties to be attended to before the Nor
bytery must give its consent to the
change. A committee was appointed to
seek special meeting. ana Rev, II. G..
Gilmore, OF Fredericksburg, moderator
OF the preshstery, set DecembeF assas
Ing will be held in this city, the plaas
to be selected later. 80
Under the plan of union adopted by
the congregations, each will coattAua
as a separate church until ApfiTa1.
when all church property will De tyFnsd
over to trustees, composed of 'tRa asa
fictal bodies of both churches A JbuIis-
Ing committee of eight. four from. eaeh
ehurch, III to be appointed, With AL
thority. to select site between Hayri-
aon Street and Lee Circle upon which
the joint congregation, It Will .thAn
|, report back Ito the Official bod tes, which
must rattfy the selection, Rlapsf Cor
the new building will then be drawn
WILL ERECT HANDSOME
NEW CHURCH HpMHTNE
Rev. j. Calvin Stuart, d. n, saSsar.
Of the Church Of the Covsnans viii
tion The official bodies Of IN tWa
churches will be merged, and Will he
come 60 tho official body Of the united
two Grace as Street pEs Pre- easfsa
Fourth and Grace Streets, and has
about $4,000 on hand The qhuych ct
the Covenant occupies q coHlparatiVAiy
new building, at Park Avenue and Sasr,
Ela Sans:1 which is 70 be sold The
to purchase 3 lot and pay tina cost az
the nav building. ~ q AZ -
Each congregation numbers sseut;
400 people. The meeting yesterday was
II was attended by the official bod sai
OF each church, ana w. h. M,lIep Iaetsd,
as moderator. Thres pemmissinnarg
were appointed to appear bsfetS tE5ast
Hanover Prasbytery. They will. Also,
u the consolidation is sanctipned,t petis )
ton the City Circuit Court. To- entnr
an order turning the church property,
over to the Joint trustees. ,sfs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
MAYOR AINSLIE ENDORSES
ANTITuBERCUL0SlS WORK
Con,mends Efforts OF Virginia Asaocia-
ton to Wipe Out "Disease or
IEuorance.n

The Virginia AntitubercuIosfs Asso,
Citations active Statewide campaign
for the sale of Red Cross seals has
called out a strongly commepdatory.
his hearty support to the organIzation's
crusade against the great modern
plague, which. has been appropriately
called the disease of ignorance"
The Mayors letter, received last
night by Miss Agnes D. Randolph, OK
ecutive secretary OF the associations.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 12, 1914,
Miss Agnes d. Randolph, r. n, Exec
utfVe Secretary. Virginia Antitu.
nerculosis Association, lilo Capitol
Street, Richmond. Va:
Dear Miss Randolph will be glad
to be enrolled as member in /, the
Virginia Antituberculosfs Association,
I'm afraid that our actual altitude to,
wards this frightful plague Somewhat
bellies our proud boasts OF our oiyiii-
zatton. and Is sad commentary upon
our professions of love TOR Virginia
and her people.
of her citizens from tuberculosis last
year In every ten deaths from ali
causes. tuberculosis claimed one VIC
tim. Think of II, preventable d.s,
ease caused 10 per centum of our total
deaths, and last year our record was
Detter than IN previous years. Aren't
these people worth saving?
This disease Is called by those who
speak with greatest authority a disease
of ignorance. They mean that II comes
most largely from bad living condi-
tons which people can be taught to
correct.
know Of no better service that ga
be rendered the State than the pron,
aganda projected by your association,
whereby the people may be comps.
tently taught how best to protect
Themselves from this plague,
hope this years sale OF Rcd Cross
seals VIII bring you large returns
wherewith to carry on your splendid
work.
Very truly yours,
tSigned) GEORGE AINSLIE
Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
IDENTIFY GOODS STOLEN
FROM DEPARTMENT STORES

Representatives of The Cohen Com
pany yesterday identified several bolts
of silk found by detectives In the home
of Mrs. NJ e. Quinn following her ar
rest Saturday on shop-lifting charge.
The information was given out at Po-
lice Headquarters, where the goods
found at Mrs. Quinn's home by Detec-
tive-Sergeant Kellam are being kept.
1t Is said that the woman, who was
arrested by an operative of the Will
liam ]. Burns Detective Agency on
charge of stealing a pair of gloves
from Thalhimer Brothers. attempted
to hide the material upon her return to
her homo on the Creighton Road, but
1t was discovered by the searahers In
odd corners OF the house. The identi-
ficatlon of the material. alleged to have
been stolen from Cohen's, is said to
have been accomplished by they fact
that the woman failed to remove the
tags from tho goods and dress patterns.
Mrs. Quinn is now out on $500 hail
for her appearance In Police Court this
morning. This Is one of a number, of
shop-lifting cases which have besn
brought into court since the Burns
operatives began their work of pro-
teeting several OF the larger depart
ment stores from the depredations Of
shop-lifters.