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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19
GIANT AER0PLANE NUT POPULAR
 IN LONDON

LONDON, Aug. 19-Although it has been announced in the House of Com. mons that the British government has giant aeroplanes under construc- tion, this type of aircraft does not command the entire confidence of ex- perts
 The idea of the giant flying machine came from Russia where the Russian constructor, Sikorsky, had even be- fore the war built a four-engine car, with two engines, each driving a pro- pellor, to each side The car with six teen passengers. Sikorsky is also credited with having taken two dozen at once on a short flight. modified type of 250 horsepower is now used for war purposes by the Russians.
 One serious drawback to the giant aeroplane pointed out by c. G. Grey, a well known writer and expert on aeronautical subjects, is the difficulty in finding a field large enough for starting and landing. A machine of such a size needs a long start But even more important is the objection of putting too many eggs in one bas- ket. A giant plane carries an enorm- ous amount of explosive, which Is ordinarily distributed among a flock of small machines. On the Ostend raid, nearly forty machines took part with the loss of only three. More than a score were sent by the French 1 against Karlsruhe, of which but two were brought down.
 Where the giant plane promises tc be most useful is in defensive opera tions. With several machine guns and a larger gun of the pom-pom ' class, it can patrol it's own lines for hours at a strtch, repelling the enemy scout planes. It's separate engines i add to it's value, as it's rudder is pow. erful enough to direct it's course even when only one engine is working.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19
Co-Operatlon

Cooperation Is a benefit to every individual who believes in helping themselves. The consumer gets the benefit when buying at our store. Cor dova Cooperative Trading Co. Phone
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

BOSTON, Aug. 1S-Sallee and Mea- dows both occupied the box for St. Louis, yesterday, but Boston won out by score of to 1. Rudolph did the twirling for the bean-eaters.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19
RACE |S CLOSE IN NATIONAL
 LEAGUE
National League.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Cincinnati had on it's batting clothes yesterday, Perritt and Ritter were unable to properly place the leather. AS can sequence the visitors scored seven runs, while Dale held the local team down to four.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19-Pitts- burg on the first of the three games it will play here this week. The score was to 1. Adams was in the box and Mayer did the pitching for the Phillies.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

BROOKLYN, Aug. 19-The hero of ghn, of the Chicago team, who shut out the locals. Smith was in the box for Brooklyn but he was touched up for nine runs.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19
American League.

CLEVELAND Aug. 19-With Colla- more twirling the ball Washington failed to score, while Cleveland got three men across the home plate, batting against Johnson.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

Standing of League Clubs. The following is the standing of the big leagues up today:
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

DETROIT, Aug. 19-In yesterday s game Philadelphia scored but once while Detroit made four runs. Sheehan and Davis were the slab artists, re spectively.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-19

<All other games in the American League were postponerd on account of rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
TRUE RELIGION Is ETERNAL
NO NEW KIND Is NEEDED

We DO not need Ia Eight for new 20
l@i"u to-ddN. SAYS the Wutchman aud
Examiner. The true religion is eternal.
!; has bo,n manifested 10 rs through
Jesus chri~i Al we need Ia 90 is AZ
f:uck"n states il, =" lNudic into fresh
ness Of life thc fathomirss depths az
Chr.stiamtty" There * much on ~"
surface ihat is scum, Ia some places
III" waters have grown s;aguart. ami
in them have apparcntlN been hatci I'd
all sori- OF tsms and fads ANA cults Sat
this is moi the trt" Christianity. ~ we
get 10 It's depths We shall find 4 ,,urr
Spifi;ua! stream flowing freely. and J.
- * ci"ar ~ crystal. 1t fairly teens
with fresh life. it bubbles with divinity .
il is wonderful. powerful and satisfy
inc Never have W. hccu so certain az
II. Ncrcr have Christian preachers and
teachers been 3" sure of it. Meyer has
Christianity been so clearly perceived.
50 definitely defined and SO juyousll ac-
ccptcd rs to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

an inspiration such as no life which
has only self to care :"r can possibly
know. Ak ait and ponder on the
meaning % life. I sometimes wonder
whether Just her" is not tho fatal
stumbling block which holds us b:cI,
from splendid success OF upon which
wc fall III Wounded diSappoiutinrnt
We are looking for special blessings
as We cross In" linz"
CALI. FOR 10y tLrl no
t.utNDEST or cat >ES
W" "Np"c; unusual spiritual .xal,.-
tionY. hc"dom ir"n trial p"acn Of
S"nl. ana Ia Gus expectation So. f"r;.c Ell
or neglect that which tn" \ery fact
Of Our deciding FOR chris, places upon
us. namely. e iin" loyalty - III" end
ana aim "f lis Kingdom. w. do ,,oi
cross tn" line just % be saved though
salvation IS sure. We do not com. 10
tn" Lords sid. to sill and wait fol.
miracles. though ;here arc miracles on
eyer! side if 40 would but 500 them.
Nat. bat He calls us 10 hvl, Him. lIo
asks cor enthusiastic loyalty 10 The
Grand"s; caus" tho world has cyer
known MI elso lis se"onIary. All
oar p"w"I's arr. 10 lee devoted TO mis-
on" pUrposc--th. establishment Of His
inGd"En. Thor" ar" the people TO L..
called. there ar" III" evils Of The woriU
!" II" cast down. tier" are tho worlis
Of mrrcy and low" to be advanced Il:
- all :, Spi"ndid stir the camp is fUil
az ill.,, and action Tho ,ii.npc, j.
S"un'iin. TIC song Of q diviucl3 ma
iioual paiiiotIsn - being Sung. and
IN" CHRIST Himself leads on :,id cries.
~ oilov oil. il ii not worth while.
is 1t no; 81 lif" Of iui"lli.cnt iuy. do no,
oar hearts Thrill as w. uass over and
i"!n III" ranks and look with iappiu"S :
az ih: banuc" "f low" waving over W.
and hear The call Of t." "n!s real
Is iug the world has ever known .r can
Know
wno j. on NC I.oras sac: Who VIII
sciN. ill, King"
Wh" viii he IT'S h.lpers other lives
{" bring
Who viii l'aNc Tho w"rid's side' VINO
viii fac- the foe
Wh" Is or the Lords sid" who for
Him ~ll ro:
~ IN, can OF mercy. - Thy grace
divine,
"" are on thc l.orN's sid saviour.
80 are Thine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES

r'r>' 'rt"h.icrian-There will lac
preaching morning and evening ~ the
pastor, Krr. +. T. McFadcn. II. n.
6r"cc Covenant Presbyterian. Grace
street "uii"inS-fev. W. T.. I.inglc d.
~ VIII occupy tie pulpit at both ser.
NIces "arh Avenue building: rev. !
Calvin Stewart. u. D.. will preach a, II
and O'Clock.
Sc"onh prc>h,tcrian-Rev. Ru,,.ll
cecil. u. n. viii preach this morning
~ II o'clock ana Tonight 81 ) o'clock.
Westminster Presbyterian - Both
morning aud Svcnue services will he
conducted iy The pastor, Rev james
V. Fair. H. u.
Grove Avenue Bnpti>t-There viii W.
nEea"hinS this morning 10y Rev. w. &.
James.
'ai'"r. nnptist-I:ov. William I.
.'3rk. Of the Virginia Union Univ.r.
SHY Viii occupy tho pulpit this morn.
inG NJ the evening service Rev Car.
toy Ashton Jenkins. the pasto, vii,
Ereach on The Kingdom OF God,
second nnptist-Eoth services viii
hc conducted by tho pastor. Rev. 'rhos.
'l"Grit skinner. u. -. .I:s ,no,itir,.
subject viii Ice Illustrations" aud to-
night ne Will preach on THE I-ncon
mon CHRIST Amon@ Commons Things"
r"hrrnnrIe Hapti.t-Rcv. William l..
s''!i VIII prcAch ihis morning on The
CHURCH ct study" ana Tonight ON 80
the threshold OF III" Temple"
First Hapti>t-There will be preach
ING TINS morning az II o'clock and 10.
'hSnt AT o'clock by the pastor. Rev
George W. Mcdaniel. D. d.
hrondHs Memorial nnpti.t-"Divine
avoidance al the Easy Way" will he
The subject this morning Of Rev w
2: Gibson His evening theme Will be,
"Eril tany. Friendship and Love"
Grace Street Haptist-Eev. Ilovd r.
Wilson u. d., will conduct both SER
vices Ills morning subject will be
How :" Snccecd in PRAYER" ana TO.
night spiritual Shortsightcdntss"
Leigh street Bnp,ist-.N the morn
'n& service EcN. Carter A. Jcnkin. will
preach III the interest OF the Anti.
Saloon League.
Hnrt"n Heights Iiaptist-The pulpit
VIII be occupied at both services b..
the pastor. Rev. y. l.. Eud0. H. H.
itnn'oIph street BaptiSt-Ecv W. f.
t;"hcr'Son. the pastor, will preach this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
PERSUADE YOUNG PEOPLE
TO STUDY THE BIBLE
>"hdnH schools Insufficient ,n >muuIy
N""" irda" ihnr ii"mr Reading
Nrh to Furnish.

~ most fundamental reform o; all
those NOW stirring nc land. saws IN,
'4r'Sfian iivra.ld. Is tha, whi.h aims 10
lh@r"3S" The study Of ,hc Eih.c b., tin.
young folks. VINO. in ms generation
"@h" much i's~ Hihie study u, home
''"' m former years, and thr Sunday
school alone j. founu To IA. entirely in
t'"''i,Hi - tuHu:sh !ucn AGAINST temp
'''''"'' ana 80" cii!,i"li service y sue
'2NL u! o'tpfi . nc'pc made 10 have. thu.
fu"'I' schools read OLD Testament mas.
sues i"iatinS 70 III" same period A.
't" Ihi"r.rii"nal sunday ) thooI le,
sons and 50 We are o"vclorire au All
Week iian Of Bible STUDY" 10. all ibn
rsor!" IN inli Of the states The sun
GAY S"h"oi Association is getting into
t"hncct'"n with the public schools ON
inc North Dakota 90 Colorado ulans. Of
having cie,;'is ssiveu for thorough Bible
study ""ne by the pupils Of the. s,booIs
"hiHid" OF school IN ,ile churches a..
e'se" mere" Many forces are acttin. to.
G"th'.r IN what j. called The ..E,cl, =.
tHc lhbic triitt Movement" rcoliziu.~
iNdt ~" only ,uiical aud thorough c,ir,
iul ih- great problems that confront
"'i OWN ihni = IN bringing the Ethl.
(" bear "p"U young lives ny making !,
attractive aud impressive. both in IN.
SUNDAY S"H""i and public school Snail,
'hiS not IL" done in he horne also. where
revived family affairs would IL, thu
greatest of all reforms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
COCOANUT OIL MAKES
A SPLENDID SHAMPOO

II YOU want TO keep YOUR hail, III
good condition, the less SOAP YOU
use tho better.
Most soaps and prepared sham
pooS contain too much alkaii This
dries the scalp, makes The hair brit
li". and is very harmful lust plain
mu!Siticd cocoanut oil (Which is
pure and entirely Srcasci.ss). is
much better than soap or anything
else You can use for Shampouiug
as this can't possibly injurr the
hair.
simply moistcn your hair with
water and rub it in. one or two
tcaspoonfuis viii make an abund-
ancc OF rich, creamy lathcr. and
clcanscs the hair and scalp thor
ouShly. The father rinscs out
easily. and removes every particle
OF dust. dirt, dan4rurf and excessive
oil. The. hair dries quickly and
evenly, and IL leaves il fine and
silky; bright duffy and easy TO
manage
You can get mulsificd cocoanut
oil NJ most any drug store 1t liz
very cheap. and Il few ounces IL
enough 10 last every one in tho
family for months.
H a'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

morning on "'rhc Work of God" and
tonight on - Model DauGhter.in-
Law.
We.thnmpton Hnpti.t-Rev. Charles
y Hall. the pastor. vii, preach morn
ing and evening.
Monument Mcthodis,-Bo;h services
VII ne conducted by the pastor. Fey.
& II Potts. His evening subicc, "iil
'e "'rhc Lie Worth While.
cin! street. Mrthodt,t-l;cy. James
sidney letters. Of blackstone. will o.
cupy thr pulpi; this morning. roy.
,l"hh J.. Fray. tne pastor. vii preach
tn-niSk, on "rue Ei2ht View uc the
household. or the Old Time liome."
ST. rn"rs Me,hodist-Hev. Charles T.
Green. the pastor. Will lreach thi@
mornimg "u 'Faith!ulncss. ana to-
nicht or Respectable Sins
~. James Mrth"diS,-"rhc turning
Husa" VIII hi tine subject this mora
iaS o: HcN. James =. Green the pastor
series OF some Don'ts" VIII be de-
liNcvcd.
ce"te"ar. Meth"hist-rhc morning
sermon VIII be preached by Rev James
Cannon, II. -. The pa ,io", !;cN. T. s..
Sincpt. Will preach Tonight on Cod
NAY
k.bur. Mcthodis,-rnc pastor, Rcy.
J. ~. Er Gelston. viii preach this morn
ms on The ntatiGc NisioiI' y rep
rcseniativc Of The .\nti-Saloom League
Will conduct the evening service.
Trtnn. Nethodi~t-"The Twofolti
Law Will be the subject % the morn
ias service, In the evening an Illus
rated lecture vii! be delivered ON The
Life Of Christ"
broad Stree, Observation-Disclosures will
.rhc preacninE this morning AT II
O'Clock and to-nisht at S O'Clock by
TIC pastor. Fey. John w. Shackford
rnirmonnt avenue Methodist-fev
r. Y. Carson "ill preach this mornin.
"n ~ Dead Church. ana tonight ON
TIN" Fool Catcher. Worldly Amusc-
n.ntS
Central Mcthudi.i-Rev. W. \. Cooper
'will preach :his morning on "'rh. Great
Victory The pastor, NIL continue his
series ~ sermons on "rhc Life q.
Christ at the evening service. preach
ms on TIL" Social I.!fe Of Jesus"
rnrk Place Mrthodist-rhc mornin :
services Will h" conducted by Rev. (
-. ilatc!a"r, u -. The pastor, Rev. J. J
bradford NIL preach tonight OF
!"Gospci TidiaSs.
7 Decntur street Mcthndist-A special
: sermon 10 The children will be preach Cd
this morning by Rev. C. r. Green, tn,
pastor
Union station Proving
,he VIII nf God" viii he the subjcc,
OF Rev. w. Asbury Christian u. H.
! this morning. Ills evening theme viii
he Smart Folks Fat the Nuts; Fool.
Fat the Shells
! Denny street MISUNDERSTANDING
! aad evening services will be couductcc
: by the pastor. Rev. !. W. r.urc
Hanover Avenue Christiau-Eev
! George W. licmper. the minister. vii
: preac'' this morning ola stumbling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
FITTING THE CHURCH
TO ITS SURROUNDING
Members "t BrooI>i.n Religious Hod,
study t"mniunit. in Which, Their
Huil,ing q. I.orntei.

Nmop@ novel schemes fog Developing
church wclk Is one vccontlN adopted by
tn" clinton Aycuu. Congregational
Church. Brooklyn y y y committee
OF many members Mas appointed 10
study jh" section iutucdintcl" sur
rounding tn" eauylh Toy tho double
purpV>" o' Increasing interest along
tn" lin - pf social Sa'vIc. and -! show
in= ~ the Kind 90 church needed in
tuc communits. The findings ~ tn.
committee" w"r" Graphjcaiiy presented
NJ K. y Eosntcm, assistant minister Of
tn" church. ANA tcN H. y Akin
son. til. social service sccr,tary Of ;hc
c"u-r..ai!nual board CHARTS maps.
tables 81 figures ana pictures were
ussd =" thni the findings could be
u'der,teod Amos; III :, glance
iiy these means We're shown tn. char
meter % tho population comprising ;he
district and the sections where poverty
and disease p-"Vajl. tac proportion nf
vnurcn attendance 10 population. the
sections wher" childhood population :
largest, tho location ana ratio uc in
fu'1cc - chUrcn"s aud educational i'm
StitutioNs also IN" ..l,tiun 81 saloon
location - pVV"r'y and disease ,'lc
faCt which became apparent j. ;nat
attendance IS equal 10 about - pcr
cent of the population. uew cdiHcc
l. being planned Tor tho clinton Avenue
congregation ana it l. hoped that tn"
results OF this Investigation wili Lead
p" H huiliin" well nttcd - s-rV" the
community Nlso. a. = result tho mem
ncr> Ui TIA" parish are urged Ia work.
TOR r.c-ca,inn centre and nay
nursery .u c"riair localities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

pIoc".' an" t"-ni;"t "it ~ rlNu Cos
fH! Message"
Third 'hrl~tian-I;ev T. r I ltund.
ley. Of f.yuchburg. viii OCCUPY tho p,n
pit at the inornilg SERVICE. The castor
Rev. Gerald culbcrsoG. viii prnacR To-
night at s O'Clock
Seventh street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
Vices will 30 conducted ~ TIM. pas;ur
(l:cv. II. H. G. Mnclachlan. - ~ nt.
cVeuin" subject viii De 'Eillv sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
WHAT ARE I0I.R MOTIVES
IN DOING GOOD no uIIII.iS

There is very subtle and elusive
Infection which vitiatcs many a gcncr-
Gus attempt 10 be helpful to others
says the Christian Register. 1T has its
classic, and gross, expression in the
condcsccnsion and superior NEEDLE
somcneSs OF titled philanthropy in the
England OF earlier accounts IL still
has such expression OH In" part o.:
those who seek the path OF social SER
vice for reasons in another sense So
cial, or ouT Of curiosity. or innate pleas
urc in managing other affairs than
their own. l;ut we deceive ourselves
whcn wc think the matter cleared in
such examples. With sharper eyes VIC
might find IL much nearer home TO
attempt TO do good to others is the
greatest presumption in the world
without n sure examination, as To mo-
tivcs, temperament and tact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
BIBLE CLUB OF PARK PLACE
CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS
\. ". WYATT Made President nj IN
nuRt MrrtinE-t'ommittcc> Nanica
tO tRrry on Work.

The ANNA! meeting of Tile Bible club
OF rarll riuce Methodist Church WAS
held al Thursday evening in the Ice
tuie room OF the church.
The following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President. V. W.
Wyatt, vice president. y. l.. iiawsc
secretary and treasurer, L. ~. Hudson;
teacher. Judge Melville Peck assistant
teacher, T., ". Stearns; librarian. K. T..
Hills.
The following standing committees
We're appointed ny til. president:
Financc--rhomas l.. Ei,ntou. y. l..
Hawks. and II. T.. Ecrrhardt.
Membership-T. NJ. IIar@ravc, j.. y.
Wilson, K. Embrey, NJ. Richard, II. K,
Palmer.
Religious worshin-John l.. Curly, j.
A. Baw"cll and K. r.. Hills
E:ntertainmcnts--R. II. Hawks, J. w.
Lambert and II. NJ. Houchens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
nIBI.E FOR EVERY ONE.
ACCORDING TO HIS L. IIII

At the invitation OF the New Bed
ford Federation OF Churches the Alassa-
chnsctts Eihie society is TO cooperate
with the New BEDFORD Bible Society
in q religious canvass and Bible dis
tr'buiion in that city TO start to-day
and secure record OF the religious af-
nlia;ions OF the members of every
household from the standpoint OF the
Protestant communionS. Roman Catho-
Tic Bibles will he distributed To Ro-
man Catholics, Protestant Bibles to
Protestants and Jewish Bibles TO lows.
No attempt will he made to proselytc
from oic faith 10 another. The can
rn.s will lake from fonrio five months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
- holy king dom happy rold'
- hlr...L f..llrril - ~
Ever, Mcmbcr n PREACHER.

christ CAV" his great commission L"
the chu"ci AID not 20 any limited
official body Within the chuvcli Each
local church IS, in It's measure. rcprr-
sentative al the Churh Universal Il;
is for ever! church. ANA Cor every mem
Der i'll every church. 10 go into all the
world and preach tho gospel TO every
creature. hy his sympathy and prayers.
ny his gifts and. 10 some extent. by
his personal ministry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
DR.. WINFIELD S. HALL
TO SPEAK At Y. NJ. c. 4.
Noted Physician Makes Address ,u
Young Men This After
noon.
MOODY MEMORIAL MEETING
E,anyeiistic Services BEING Held at
Methodist Institute, Corner or
Nineteenth and Grace Streets.
Large Charity Work Is Going On.

hr. Winfield : iiJ!i. Or the mcdica!
department. Northwestern University,
chicago. ~ MAS the guest of the
Young Mems christian Association yes
t.rdaN. and delivered scvcrai lectures.
Dr. Hall. who is phys!c Of inter
national cote an orator aud teacher.
Will speak to-day a, three meetings.
The principal address Will ne mad"
this afternoon a. ;:3p o'clock in til.
auditorium Of the association ould.nG.
~. viii take for his subject. sex lily
gicne-.Thc Young Mans Problem.
This afteinon at $50 o'ciock nc viii
speak TO boys on "'rhI Making OF IN
Athlete" and this morning from ) to
y o'clock no will give Personal inter-
views in the Y. NJ. &. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
Who Is on the Lord Side?
sermon ny
REN. Floyd ". TONikINS.
rest; :, Msu- S.. a.g,

Tho world il pretty clearly div idcd
ny" "" cami'S--th" camp Of III" kings
'r'-Hi, anu the camp Of Ills enemies
IN" YOU ANA az. in one on Tho other.
u" d."lhc f"r Him * to cross the line"
I" bocon" :. Christian means 10 ci;"r
the ranks Of TIA" Lords arny. There l.
u" question ~ to our welcome, so far
~ christ is concerned Some of the
converts who have not gone very FAR
lt"u tho dividing line may look upon
rs - lt,tlc coldly Jud not erect uS with
l"i. hat We are rot coming 10 iUcnl.
hut 10 HIM who calls rS, ANA IIc viii
erect Us with - snil" Of low" ANA Ills
''Scls Will sin:: 81 song OF welcome.
such decision depends upon our
~"lN"s. III" human viii must decide.
'"'l sviil uoi fore" us into Ills ding
dom. frI He wants loving ana nrppv
dc,llics. not slaves who are afraid OF
tshJmcd -. tells us plainly thu atory
"i HIS Sun"riu= Tor our sal<"S; IL, do
'iar.'S WHAT To viii ITO for w. II 49,"
ono I" Him. ~" dcsorIiics tho new If.
Win it struggles aud its trials. iis
JOSS .nd successes. ANA thcH Tic pleads
with US. "Wili ,ou COME 'rh"V. b.
something inspiring IN tia. Freedom of
action ,hus demanded tor IN shows
;od's rcspcc; 10. Ms * human !, iu..s
anu Ills d"slc for III" Whole. not i
i'"Ii. ~ our natures II places. also,
tn. rc-puuS!hiltt, rhcr" a. uorual!y
i.cs We :'rc 50 apt !" blame. SOL for
thal which lies at our owI door aud
witch ~" rciusc 10 accept a. out bur
lon. which, So alone can deal Win,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

Members OF tho railroad Young Men
Christian Association viii hold the an
nUal Moody Mcmoriai M"etns" on
SUNDAY aftiuuon al m-Xt week. y num-
bcr OF Moody converts viii tax. pat
in the program. and q large crowd IS
expected The noted evangelist was Il
champion OF tn. Young Mems Christian
Association. and did great work in its
behalf. :. Preston powd%. snper!nt"nd-
cnt OF I'll" religious department. OF thc
l"cal association. is n graduate OF the
Moody Institute III Chicago Rev. II.
II. Melton Viii make an address this
afternoon a; 3:Gu o'clock OF Cod
Wond"rfuld .ove." There Viii be special
music y, the mems chorus.
f:vans-lisiie services will be held ut
III" Methodist Institute, corner Nine
tccntl, ana Grace streets, beginning 20
might III o'clock. IRE meetings will
be continued all the week. under the
direction OF Superintendent j. w Dixon
The meetings held recently were very
successful. and many converts were 70.
ccivcd
Many destitute persons are receiving
great assisIaur" At tho institute in the
I WAY OF food shelter and clothing. Til,
sunday MOI niie breakfast is served ~,
80 o'clock with gospel services at
. n'clu"h.
~ 80 '''''e ihuSita! iiiCS!d!n VII
Ia iAc feature or the vasner services
'hlS AFTERNOON ~ > o'clock at Richmond
College. The chorus choir % thirty
Voices from W.sthampton and Hici,.
= n"nh College Will he assisted hv Mrs
T.. J.. Nan Eiprcr. soprano teacher Of
N"Ic. 1T W"S;hampton College with
, Professor j NJ H. Olmstead as pianist
~" Associated HLlc students Will
worship ~ II o'clock this morning in
Smithdcoi Hail. Tha Eiblc study v.;l
he led h' W. T.. Warren, while +. +.
r.re"ry VIII give tho discourse on The
b Kingdom