Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
~ PERSrIriOtS TO HE
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travel from New York to honolulu.
81 PEHSTITIo, TO he
EouNDI ALI. RACES
With this narrowing of the bound
iaricS Of the world and the consequent
bringing of men together by science
and commerce.. lie said. that men were
realizing that thee is only one race
OF men, despite the fact that some are
brown. dark or yellow. IF YOU" he
continued. scratch a Russian. YOU ;ct
Il Tart"r. was once said Of the Russian.
There is little difference between man
Kind. The Oh .ncsc believe that an
eclipse Of tho sun is a large dog swal-
lowing the sun. II tom toms are
beaten. he win he frightened away and
i"av" the sun IN its place. Americans
build hotels ana do not put the number
la over the doc, o. room. If "" spill
salt on the tabh. Se throw some over
our left shoulder.
IL. said that there was no such thing
as local problem. Tn" problem Of
Richmond was the problem OF Tokyo
japan Of Johannesburg. South Africa
and OF New York >i,y. There IS only
on" problem and nat is belief in tho
word Of God. We have tried phiIoso-
ply. culture. arts, learning and every
thing in trying to lift ourselves by tho
boot straps u hicn things. But all
nave tt'il tiSildl failures.
Colonel lialfor" .poile OF the need Of
unity in the church. lie said tina, when
th"'e was u'c organized church Of
Christ in the third century that the
Who'll" Roman empire vas made Chris
tian.
Fey. II. -. g. Maclach. tr II. T.. pro-
nounccd the bcncdiction
Rev. Worth NJ. Tippy - D. who
spoke sunday at the opening session
of TIA" Layinen's Movement. explained
Yesterday Il reference nc made to pclla-
era which some OF those present had
miSConstrucd
He said:
Concerning the cure Of pcllapra.
did not say that the sprinkling OF salt
in drinking water would cure This
disease. but rather that the custom
followed 10y large number OF poor
people. OF putting q pinch OF soda in
water to make foods cook rapidly. de-
stroys an ingredient. the absence OF
which induces peilarra. The problem
is TO educate people not To do this. and
10 induce them to enrich their diet
with milk. butter eggs, ana a wider
variety of vegetables"
PROGRAM OF I.AYMEN's
CONVENTION For TODAY
The Laynen's Missionary Movement
program for to-day follows:
Grace street Baptist Church--":20 ~
NJ, hour OF prayer: regular session
1890 A. NJ. Rev. -. Clay Lilly, -. -.
presiding.
ing to Africa's Need" Rev. George
Green, VI. D., ogbomosho. Africa. med
zeal missionary Southern Eap,ist
convention. missionary Progress of
i;cc"n; Years Rev. II. f.. Williams.
y: d.. Nashville, Tenn. field secretary
OF foreign missions PRESBYTERIAN
church. First steps in World Con.
quest" Rev. -. Clay Lilly. -. H.. Nash
VILE Tenn. field secretary Laymen's
Missionary Movement United States and
'anada Financing the Kingdom
Or. !. y. Henderson, Chattanoora
Tenn. secretary Laymen's Missionrrv
Movement Of Southern Baptist Convcn-
ton.
fcnrdiction, Rev. William l.. Ball.
'"li ference by communions. 800 l..
haptiFts. Grace Street baptist
church; Christians Central Younu.
Mems Christian Association Glue
Room: Disciples. Seventh street Chris
tian church; Episcopalians. sunday
Schooi room 81. Pauls Church: i.u,h :
Grams First English Lutheran Church
tenary Church; Presbyterians, Morn
ing Chapel Presbyterian PUBLISHING
! House. =
| Observation-Disclosures mass meeting
,or women = Centenary Methodist
Church at s o'clock. Speakers Rcv
! .. j. Thompson and Rev II " r,t
/ ton.
Grace street Baptist Church-S T.. \.
mass-meetins. W. -. Duke presidinn.
,nNocation, Rev, Thomas y. Smoot H..
Addresses and spcakers-"When The
World VIII BE Evangelical" Rev. p.
I. cronk. -. d. Columbia, :. C.. pcn-
ei"i secretary 1.aymcn's Missionary
movement United synod. Evangelicol
i.u'heran Church. The Hour Calls To
i:'S Mcn,' Rev. l.. II. Rawlings. ID u
N"SnVliie' Tenn, secretary laymen's
n'ss,o r.N Movement Methodist Epis
ONE Home from the Trenches" Dr.
w. j. Ellis. Swarthmore. Pa, editor
y Field of the Continent"
! h"hed'ction, Rev. !. j. Schercr. ,Ir.