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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
FIX OCTOBER IL FOR
UNWILLING OF MONUMENT
Tyler Memorial Tn Hollywood VIII Tie
Dedicated with Suitable
Ceremonies

The date for the unvcilinG of tho
monument to President John Tyler,
which has been erected in Hollywood,
was fixed at n conference yesterday in
tho office of Governor Stuart The me-
mortal will he unveiled with circum-
stance and ceremony October IL at 4
o'clock in the afternoon
Participating in the conference were:
Governor Stuart, Mayor George AIMS
lie, President William H. Adams. of
the BOARD OF Aldermen; Colonel j. p.
Jervcy. United states engineer in
charge Of James River Improvement,
and Colonel Earton H. Grundy. OF the
Board of Aldermen. 1t was decided to
leave the matter of selecting the orator
OF tn" day to DR.. Lyon G. Tyler. prcsi-
dent of William and Mary College.
y military and civic demonstration
viii attend the unwilling of the me-
mortal The monument was made pos
Siblc by 4 congressional appropriation.
but tho expense OF tho ceremonies on
Tyler Memorial Day will be borne
Jointly by the state and city OF Rich
mond. Details of the program arc yet
70 be perfected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
TAX ADVISORY BOARD
HEARS LYNCHBURG MEN
RcyJcv. Complaint Lodged by Mann.
fncturrrs tGninst Interpretation

The petition Of the delegation Of
LyHchbuTg husincrs men, which was
presented by them last week TO tho
state Advisory BOARD on Taxation was
dlacusrcd "a, some length. by the board
81 :, meeting held in the Govcrnor'H
Office ycstcrday afternoon AZ 1:3o
ncioch
The delegation, which represented
manufacturing intcrcHta. came TO Rich
,nOnd 10 ASK the board for correct
Interpretation OF the law under which
Ia. tax on money invested In manu-
featuring bubin"rp liz imposed. The
manufacturers believe that II was not
The intention Of the Legislature to
di.crininat" mgainrt manufacturer. or
~ favor a WhoIcHalc and retail incr-
chnr's Thcy contend that such dis
elimination has been shown by cx-
an!rcrs of thn rcccrdg, who have not
"Orrccily cOnhiFucd the nov law.
Tho matter WnH discussed In detail
hy the hnnrd - ycr'crdmy'n meeting.
"ach ohJcc'Inn stated by the dcicga-
'iGu las, w""E being considered In
'urH.
state hyGi'or &. Lee HoDrn raid that
m" request ~ the delegation would be
hourrcd. ana - statement van refer
cncr 10 ,bc application ~ the money
tax lax issued for The Information OF
me manufacturers ana rnrrchhntr alike
!atTf In tho WEck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
MOTHER LEAVES CHILD
" MRS. COOKIES pOSSEssJoS

Tho next morning the youns woman
informed Mrs. Cook that she must go
out for short time. and tina, she
would return after a few hours COR tho
child Afternoon came ana pnraed and
chc mother failed to appear Mrs.
COOK kept IN" child through the mex,
night and muNi late ycS,.rdnv after.
noon. Then. "h"n the mother failed
:" put IN an appearance. she sought
folic" Sergeant Waymnck
TO him she told tn" story and ns,ed
"hhi :" 1t" with tho infant. Mrs cook
informed the o''ic"r thai m" child h.d
hccom" sick and n"cd"d attention
which she was unable to give II, Ga,
f"nut Waymhclt n0tin"d The hospital
ana i'is. !. y Anderson aud r f.
FLETCHER, tr, attended Il, They ,ook
IL 10 IN" hospital for further a,,ertIor
"hil" The young woman waY ,yIrh
Mrs cook N her home shc told hny
mat h"r nam" was Mary luz. and ,b.,,
IN" hN"d on 'hni'iu stree, Sh. fail.1
=" mention the cxnc, address
reference 10 tho ciiy directory f.tIc1
l" dlsclos" IA" nam" OF AAy woman ~
Inc uamc q; Mary Luiz, ana ,bcr. =,
no family "f that name rccordcd 81,
| living ora Chani' street. AI,houpt ,br
p"A,e q" not h"Ucv" the girl rave Nh.
Z '"oH nor real name. they VIII iry.y,i
/ E"'" IN" ems" ana "nd"avor to l,c,,.
/ h"r' so that tho child may B.. ,ctur,.a
, 20 hcr ''''' '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
WOULD FORBID NEWSPAPERS
TO PUBLISH LIQUOR ADS.
HirnuntT W0mcn's Christian Temper
nncc Union Adopts Resolutions Call
ing for Stringent Legislation.

AT meeting OF the Bicounty wo-
mons Christian Temperance Union, held
Yesterday i'll Monum"n, Methodist
Church. strong resolutions were
adopted condcmninG lack Of law en-
forcemcnt: expressing regret that the
city authorities manifested hcsitancy
to deal with dircctncss and nrmncss
which the disclosures OF the Vice Com
mission demanded: calling on the Leg
islaturc to enact statutes that VIII
prevent any evasion OF the prohibition
law. fnvorinE law forhidding news
papers or other journals from publish
ing liquor advertisements. and for
bidding the distribution OF circulars
cards or pamphlets or other means of
soliciting orders for liquors
Addresses were made by Rev. j. w
Morris, pastor OF the church: Rev. w
y. Cooper, pastor Of the Central Meth
od!st Church. Mrs. NJ. V. Newton, a
state and national organizer, and Mrs
Roy Thomas. delegate to tho national
convention.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bickcrs. president of the
union, presided. Several visitors at
tended the meeting including Mrs.
Gardner, president OF The North Caro-
linn Woman's Chrstion Temperance
Union. Much business was disposed of,
the meeting being divided into two
sessions. morning and afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
LAWYERS PLEAD IN VAIN
FOR NEGRO H|CHWAYMAN
Eddie Pryor VIII Pay Death Penalty
To-Day for Murtierous
Attack.
STUART REFUSES CLENIENCY
Gives Patient Hearing to Counsel,
but Declined to Interfere-Negro
Hacked Merchant With Meat
Cleaver, Rif1ing Cash Drawer.

The last appeal to Governor Stuart
TO spare the life of Eddie Pryor negro
highway robhcr. was made in vain yes
tcrday afternoon. Pryor Will die in
the electric chair At the state Peni-
Tertiary this morning. He will be the
hrst robbcr in Virginia to cXpiate his
crime In the death chair. where the
crime is alone robbery, and the first
TO suffer capital punishment for rob
berry In twenty years
The final appeal in the condemned
mans behalf was made by Burnett
Lewis and Attorney Edgar -. English.
both OF whom interested themselves in
the case through sympathy. They
were moved. they explained, by no
other motive than mercy and charity.
TO RECOMMEND MERCY
COURT OFFICERS DECLINE
Governor Stuart gave them a patient
hearing yesterday morning. but no en-
enlargement. They returned in the
afternoon and renewed their pleading
but to no avail. Tic Governor had
heard from the Judge and the Com
monwcnlth's attorney In tho case.
ton for clcmcncv.
Pryor was twice convicted in tho
Circuit Court Of Surry County. and
twice sentenced TO the death chair.
His crime was more serious than tho
simple wording OF the jury's verdict
discloscs. The verdict was given be-
cause Il cntailed punishment by the
extreme penalty OF tho law.
Pryor attacked merchant named
Pittman in tho lattcr's store with a
meat clever. hacking him savagely and
leaving the merchant wc!tcrins IN his
own blood, unconscious and apparent
- dead. The negro then rined the
cash drawea and ned. When the mer-
chant was revived he was able 10 re-
late tho story OF tho brutal assault
and robbery in detail and TO describe
the ro'd,er who had attempted TO muir
der him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
"Facildafor" VIII
Help rattle Cops
Bradley, Professor Of Vchiculor
Increment. Adds another In
ucntion to His String.

The BILL" Bradley traffic "facilita-
tor is to become a part of Richmond S
traffic equipment. in the opinion OF all
OF the officers and citizens who no
ticcd the unique affair ut Seventh and
Broad Streets yesterday. when it was
tested out.
The facilitator was put into opera
ton there yesterday afternoon, and
handled the traffic in mastery fashion
Ii Is the opinion of the men who
operated II, as well as OF street car
people, that an incstimablc amount of
time was saved by it's use. and that
it's installation at tho more congested
points would be OF great service. 1t
was said last night that the Board OF
Police Commissioners will more than
probably authorize tho purchase of sew
cral of the appliances at it's next meet
ing.
Bradley started his list of traffic in
vcntions by fashioning IL unique and
remarkably shrlll- sounding traffic
whistle out of the shank bone OF Il
calf. lie used the whistle TO advantage
for some time. Then he turned his
mind to traffic directors, and was in
Strumental III having the board pur-
chase number Of wooden" and iron"
traffic handlers. Next came the an
nounCemont or his "facilitator," for
which the officer has applied for Il
patent.
Inc i'cilitator is an iron upright
supporting two cross arms The arms
are painted red and white and bear
lights of the same colors. the red
arm also bearing the word "Closcd'
while the white arm bears the word
Open The officer turns tho arms by
means OF small handle. which auto
matically sounds a gong with each
turn. At night tho colorcd lights are
used in place of the words The up-
right OF the facil.tator is bent so that
the regulation umbrella NAV be used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
Morqultoc. Ammo, Giu,er Park

State Commissioner or Health En-
Mon G. Williams yesterday called tho
attention Of the Administrative Board
to the fact TINT mosquitoes are caus-
ing great annoyance to the residents
OF G'nter Park. Improper care OF
the sewers was said to be the cause of
the prevalence of the mosquitoes and
DR.. Williams asked that kerosene oil
he placed in the street basins The
board sent communication TO o. Her
bort Funsten, president OF tho Ginter
Park company, which owns the sewers.
asking that DR.. Will!nms's recommen-
da ton be carried out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
SlxTY-FlVE CHILDREN ARE
AT MASONIC HOME SCHOOL
NC" Annex, Which Open. ON Octoba
II Expected to Rcmcdy Crowd
ell Conditions,

AT tho third quarterly meeting d
NE board of governors OF the MasonH
home OF Virginia, held at the instit,p
.,oh yesterday, 1t was announced thai
mo nome school opened on last Mon,
DAY with full attendance. The six
tN-hVe children are under the direu
.,oh OF William l.. Prince. chairman q
tho school committee. and AFRO a
charge or Miss Louisa o. Chaplin an,
Miss Mabel NJ. Watkins. teachers. TIL
school term will last for ten month";
IL liz expected that the new annex al
the home. which Will contain largt
and model schoolroom and i've dor
mitorics. viii be ready for occupanc,
en- October /. Tho present quarters TO.
sleeping and teaching are somcwh;.
crowded.
Those present at the board mcettnf
were as follows: l.. T. Christian, Sam.
ucl +. Waddil. Frank T Sutton, Jr,
w. r.. Mason, William L. Prince. Johi
X. Robertson. l.. r Pemberton. Johi
w. Richardson. Howard Sutton and DI
George POTTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
NONCOMMlTTAL VERDICT
Coroncr's Jury Unable to Determine
Cause OF ). j.. ElOyti's
Death.

A coroncrs jury yesterday returned
n noncommittal verdict after investi-
eating the death OF J. L. Floyd who
was found with n fractured skull! on
the pavement in front OF tho rooming
house Mt 1897 East Main Street Satur-
day night.
The jury was unable to determine
whether tho man had fallen or had
been thrown from tho third story win
dow Of the house The case against
Edward w. BENTLEY, proprietor OF the
house who Is charged with hurting
Floyd from tho window. Will he heard
in the Police Court tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
MRS. CAPLlN Is RELEASED
ON BAIL IN SUM OF 500
VIII lie ArrniRned In Police Court To-
Morrow with Morris II.


While the Washington officials Of the
United states government are investi-
eating the case against Morris H. Oren-
stein and Mrs. Ann Caplin, arrested
hero Wednesday BY Detective Ser
geants Krengel and Atkinson on sew
oral charges, the pair arc being held
here for arraignment in tho Police
Court tomorrow. The government men
arc Investigating charges Of a viola
ton of the Mann white slave act
Orcnstein is being held in the City
Jail. but Mrs. Caplin was admitted 10
bail At 500 yesterday. She has In her
care her two children. whom she
brought to this city from Philadelphia
when she Is alleged to have deserted
her husband to join Orenstein.
The man has heen indicted by a New
Haven grand jury on a charge OF de-
sorting his wife and five children there.
while he and the woman are charged
also with living together rs man and
wife. They claim they intended to Sc
cure divorces and then marry. The
New Haven authorities have not been
notified of Orcnstcins arrest. for he
Will be tried here on the white slave
charge. IL the government decides to
prosecute. before being turned over to
the officers of the Northern city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
,ct on Rolling. uc,or

~ engineer Rolling yesterday sub.
i''ou 90 ~" Administrative Hoar1
es"r'm"nda Mons conc, rminr INC ,nv.
"' Assistant CITY Engineer -
i.'hN .l'h mat co-"rdina,o hop.r,.
Nl'h we CITY Enrinccr's o.ic..
800 o"r rs INC department, Of rur.
riS' '"M,FS and bridges. be o.tsb
!.sAea. Tn" board Will &C, an a.,
- 10 clock. "'"' "''E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
r.u,,o. I. unnIsruptc,.

Mrs Clarence r. steele. merchant.
yoti"rday Gish "a pe'i'irn Ia voluntary
uaukrupicy IN the tDi,cd states Dib-
'rlc, Trut,, Hating her liabilities at
s!3rl1z and her nEsets a. SZ,51sl2.
hUouy the taTYrr uHE"CuTch rlhlmb
av.ir., .jys rt..te are H. w. Gates N
I'm "a. ,zIf.gs. Charles o. JurHcns
frt, ;!07 ~. r. ". Antrim h Sons.
,a0i7 aoG Jam.b carter Company.
10: IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
CASE WILL. DE WATCHED
IN MANY SOUTHERN STATES

The case to he carried from Rich
mond 10 the Federal Supreme Court
VIII be watched with interest not only
in this state, hut In Maryland. Missouri.
Colorado and other States, where state
and municipal laws affecting domi-
cl!iary race segregation are nov. on
forced.
The court, in It's opinion. holds that
segregation ordinances which are in
tended 10 operate as bona flde police
Tor that purpose. operate reasonably.
ana do not unduly interfere with pri-
vate rights, are constitutional Tho
court holds, however. that property
owners have the right 10 move into
a segregated district If the property TO
be occupied was purchased before the
aggregation ordinance went into effect.
on the other hand. where the prop-
crty was not owned hy the prospective
tenant prior 10 the establishment of
the law, moving into n segregated dis
trict Is n violation of a valid law
REFUSES TO CITE
CITY FOR CONTEMPT
The Supreme Court denied Yesterday
the motion OF y. g. O'Flaherty that tho
city OF Richmond Re cited for CONTEMPT
In seeking TO enforce the jitncy ordi-
nance This refusal. It is expected. will
end the t!tney litigation until tho
Supreme Court meets in Richmond
later In the fall and passes upon tho
writ OF appeal and supcrscdcas granted
by Judge Keith on an appeal from a
decision rendered by Judge Wells in
fust!nGs Court, Part H. 1t is also
taken 70 moan that the Supreme Court
is Of the opinion that the granting of
the writ OF appeal and supcrscdcas did
not reinstatn the temporary injunction
granted by Judge Wells, but which was
revoked by MIN after the case had been
heard and Il decision rendered favor
able 70 tho city.
Soon after the writ OF appeal was al
, lowed, counsel for tho jitncy drivers
insisted that tho injunction was auto
maticaNy rcinstatcd. The city took
an opposite View. Drivers Of cars were
arrested for operating in violation Of
the ordinance. This led the jitncy
mems lawyers 20 ask tho Supreme
Court for an opinion rs 10 the effect
OF the writ of error and super cdcas.
The court refused TO express an opin-
ion. Tho jitncy men then tried to got
an injunction from Judge Crump, Of
tho Law and Equity Court Of Rich
monG This was also refused them.
An appeal to tho Supreme Court from
this decision resulted In another fail
urc Their next and last move vas
then made 70 the city
then rnadc-that the city DC summoned
20 appear and explain why they should
! not be held in contempt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
ELEVEN TO LEARN TO-DAY
OF GOVERNORS CLEMENCY
}.ong-Term ConvIcts In Pcnitcntiary
to BE Released on Condi-
tional PardonS.
STUART OFF TO ELK GARDEN
Signs Documents Bringing Joy 10
Many Prisoners, on Recommends
lions OF Trial Judges and Common
Wealth's Attorneys
ALL OVER THE STORE

Governqr Stuart. before leaving the
city last Right Tor n days rest a, his
Russell County 71ome, ELK Garden"
attached his signature 10 documents
that will bring Joy 10 tho hearts of
eleven conV!cts. giving ,hom oppor-
tunity 10 begin lifo anew. The men TO
whom conditional rardons have been
granted will learn OF their good fortune
this morning WHOM those OF them now
within tho walls of Tho pcn'tcnttary
Viii DC released
IN each case where executive clemcncy
was exercised the pardon was recon
rneHdcd by tn" trial Judge or tho Com
monwealth's Attorney, or both. The
list Of paraoncd prisoners follows
Andrew Gillespie, convicted .! main
Ing in 'hc Circuit Court Of M"ckl-n
burg and sentenced "a serve four vcars.
conditional pardon; prisoner parnl"d In
the CMEto0N % ". \ lInrlnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
TNVENTi-iEAR CONVICT
GETS ADDITIONAL pAMnnN

Vl"-T---,
5,i.o.,.. 60 s'.'tn,v" lFo'" Inc
,.,1.,. ~ REM 20 seIv"
-i.,,,r., ..,I. '' NtI ~ ''p'' Tor
md nT,so1rr raro,.d q, ,,, ",'' n',"oh,
60. ''' ''o '"H'""N "'
60, H.''''..t" "St March
ga. ~ .,..'' =" |i'N't Court
co. '-''.' .'."'.l',, IN Jni' ana pay q
- "E~'''' renewed al JAN
" - ''N'''''' from 'HiHp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
Robert wh,ttct To return.

Chairman Robert Wh!ttct, Jr.. Of the
Administrative Board. who has been
III for some time. is expected to re-
turn on Monday to his duties. Nj.
\Vhittct has been rechperating at the
home Of his sister. near Toronto. Can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
DR.. PhilIipn QunIiaes.

DR.. -. L. Phillips qualified ycster
day before City Clerk Bcp T Augus
as city physician for tho Second DIS.
trict. Dr. Phillips. whose home ant
office arc nj 622 Denny Street, Fulton
succeeds DR.. J. II. Krouse. resigned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
EXECUTIVE CLIMEsC
FOR julius WiII<I.u
Dt.mi,. E,tr, Park Nc,

The Administrative Board yesterday
directed Humphrey Calder, superirtcn-
dent, 10 dismiss all extra men en-
pioyed .n parks and cemeteries The
order WI! take effect TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
buy. New Motor Am,,u,nncc.

The Administrative Board yesterda1
awarded 10 tho National Motor Veh;cll
Company the contract for new nnotoi
ambulance. The cost will be $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
EF.P CENTERS OPEN FOR
SERVICE DAY AND NIGHr

Nine secretaries will be employed in
the two centers. and ]. Herbert Will
son, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. who has had
seventeen years experience in asso-
citation and playground work, has ac-
copied the position OF general secre-
tary. Both ccnters will be kept open
during the twenty-four hours, the sec
:etaries working In eiEht-hour shifts
corresponding with the system of the
powder plant so tina, at any hour dur
Ing which any OF tho 5000 employees
come on duty the pleasures OF recrea-
ton VIII be at their hands
After careful consideration the Du
Pont company decided to turn over all
It's welfare agencies to the care Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, the
company being convinced that the as
ISOLATION is better equipped for han
ding such work than any other or
ganiEation. The plan was promoted
and brought 10 a successful issue by
the State executive committed CO.
operating with the Southern industrial
secretaries Of the international COM
mittee. The association now EMPLOYS
in the South sevcnty-nvc Industrial Of
hccrs, who are engaged IN cotton mills.
mines and lumber camps and lumber
towns.
Material for the construction Of the
two buildings for the powder plant has
been ordered. and building Will begin
IN October ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10

Fined 800 for Selling Lf1onr.
D. Iandi was fined 800 and costs in
the Police Court yesterday on charge
Of selling liquor without a license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
TWO Y. NJ. c. A. BUILDINGS
PLANNED FOR HOPEWELL
Du Points Give S21 900 Towards Es.
tablishment of Branch at
Powder Town.
TO PROVIDE SOCIAL CENTER
One Of the Buildings VIII Be Lo-
Gated in Plant Enclosure and the
Other in Town Proper by River
Bank.

FOLLOWING an exhaustive investiEa-
ton into the facilities and moral in
lucnce offered by various organiza-
tons for industrial and social welfare,
the Du Pont company has decided to
establish a branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association at it's plant at
Hopcwell, and yesterday announced the
appropriation of $1,000 for the pur-
pose. The Branch Will be established
as the result or the carncs; and Eff
f"ctive effort of DIR. T.. II. T. Foster,
of Now York City. the associations
industrial secretary for the South
Samuel y. Acklcy, secretary OF tho
Young Mems Christian Assocint ton
state executive committee, with Of
ices in the American National Bank
Building, explained in detail yesterday
the associations plans for Hopewcll
He expressed his deep interest in the
undertaking, and predicted for tho
States newest Young Mems Christian
Association career OF nigh service
and usefulness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-10
I'LL BE COMMUNITY CENTER
For HOPEWELI. RESIDENTS

II Is planned to erect two associa-
ton buildings, ono within tho confines
of tho plant, which is TO be the CEN
trail home for the men. employed by
the powder company, and another in
Hopewell, which Is TO he regarded
and ORGANIZED rs a community CEN
ter for the people who have made tho
little town their home. and who are
now without the bcnen, OF this con-
vcnience
The building inside the plants
grounds VIII cover an area OF rs by lGS
tcet. and that In IIopewell Will he iOl
by l22 feet. Both will he fully
equipped with tho usual and necessary
paraphcrnalia. and will contain gym
nasiums, swimming pools, reading and
game rooms. The llopcwcll building
VIII front directly on the river, and
VIII have a bathing pier running TO
the river from It's entrance Accom-
modauons IN the powder companv's
building will he made for $500 mon.
and dormitorics for that number will
nc constructed In its immediate neigh
borhood
The town association building is de-
signed to serve the whole community.
In and about Hopewcll the company
and provided them with various COM
forts. The people lack only n gather
Ing place for the exchange OF !deas.
Tor social pleasure and for mutual
moral influence. These essentials will
be provided by the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.