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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
EARLY CHURCH DOCTRINE
FORBADE BEARING ARMS
For Two Centuries. Christians Held IL
tnIaWfuI to Serve ms SOL
dicrs In Armies.

IT is matter OF record that the
early Christians refused To even bear
arms, and that not until 500 years had
passed and christianity was about TO
become a state religion was the Chris.
tlan doctrine perverted to :Ccommo-
date the ambitions Of the ruling now
crs. VINO desired to turn the popula-
tion into II huge lighting machine de-
cIares the Christian World The
early fathers" were uniforms in their
denunciations OF var. ori-cn. Am
CARED 1t to be unlawful for Christians
to go to war. Justin Martyr Gn the
second century, wrote. "'rh" devil is
thn author of all war" Ia which both
Fabian aud Clement gave assent in
terms almost identical. Cyprian called
II pagan custom, rcpuSnLrt to the
spirit OF tho Gospel Tcrtullian
wrote. our religion teaches that il is
better 10 be killed than to kim" and
lhctantins declared. 1T can never he
lawful Tor a righteous man to 20 10
war. whose warfare is Righteousness
hSclf. For two whole centuries
Christians declined 20 serve in the
army as being an unlawful profession
aud Tertullian bears witness that from
l1O TO 700 y. D., there were no Chris
tians in the Roman lcgions. They were
called the followers Of ocacc who
used none OF tho instruments Of war"
Even as late as ESQ A. n. many Roman
soldiers, becoming converts to Chris
tianitN, left the army. Thus. Il Ia
clearly shown that not until the Chris
tian Church became an arm Of tho Ro-
man state was II led to forsakc God
aud tho life OF faith and become an
instrument OF deadly strife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

There is a sense in which we can
explain our religion to others and
'herc Is another sense in which our
religious experience Is inexplicahlc in
words. says the Christian Herald. n
passcth all understanding" There
are some successes Of our lives that
We can account for by our clcvcrness
or our own work: there arc others that
seem TO come down upon us In Il mys-
terious manner. surprising us as an
unexpected guest. Paul speaks Of the
peace Of God as resembling these un-
accountable things that cannot he quite
understood-a thing that dcfcS cXpIan-
alton on natural principles. something
apart from our own natural resources
q supernatural gift. These are elc-
mcnts OF our supernatural natures
that link US with Invisible chains to
something uncalculated. immcusura bic,
bearing us on their wings into the
realms where reason is dumb and the
soul is SpcechlcSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
ARMY AND ASSOCIATION
JOIN IN ONE CAMPAIGN
sHi'nti"ntsfs md y. VI. &. 4. Unite t.
b"'id Training schools In Memory
OF General Hooth

iiic salvation Army and the Y NJ c.
" Join working forces in the raising.
OF 100000 for the General William
Eooth Memorial Training Schools, two
III number. one to he located in Chica
go Tor the preparation OF Army work
crs III the West the other in New
York. for workers in the East Two
years ago. when the Y. NJ. c. g. nut
on their Sf.00n.000 campaign in New
York, the salvation Army had prcpar,
TONS under way for Il campaign The
Army stepped aside, and the associa
'ioh TOOK the field. owing to financial
conditions the Army put off It's cam
paiSn. but will take Ii up in APRIL G..
:. Ward. Of the association. directing
1t. Most OF the money Is to be raised
IN New York and Chicago. whore the
schools arc to he located.
These memorials were decided upon
almost Immediately after General Will
liam Booth. tho founder OF the Army,
died. The reasons were the known
wish OF tho late general that there
might be provided more trained work
crs. and because In America in particu-
lar workers arc sadly needed. The war
has much delayed similar memorials in
Europe. where the Army has had to
tmru its attention TO field relief The
America for help In both funds and
workers. Tho two schools. costing
s"50,000 each, will no expected to grad
uatc 800 workers each year. or nearly
double the number at present provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Christ In iHIandcra.

We had forgotten You. or very nearly;
nearly
OF course. va thought about You now
and then
Especially in any time of trouble
We knew that You were good in timo
of trouble
Eut we arc very ordinary men.
And there were always other things to
think Of
There's lots OF things q man has got
TO think of.
his wife:
And so We only thought Of You on
Sunday
Sometimes pcrhaps not even on
sunday
because there's always lots to fill
ones life.
And all the while. in street or lano
or hv-way--
In country lane, In city street or by
way
not sec.
on pavcments-
How did VIC miss Your footnrints on
our pavcments?- .a
Can there he other folk as blind as
we:
Now We remember: over here in
Flanders -.t
OF isn't strange 10 think OF You in
Flund,rs)
things clear
We never thought about You much in
England;
But now that VIC are far away from
England.
VIC have no doubts We know that
You arc here
You helped us pass the jest along tho
trenches.
Where i'm cold blood we waited in the
trenches:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST.

First-Csual services will he held
to day and each night during the week.
rev. w. w. Weeks, u. -, OF Spring
field. Mass, will be in charge OF the
services. and will he assisted by the
pastor. Rev. George W. Mcdaniel, n. y.
Grace Street.-The pastor, Rev. Lloyd
r. Wilson. y. r., will conduct the usual
services to-day. Rev. John Roach
Stratton. of Norfolk, will assist DR..
Wilson in the evanEelistic services.
Grove Avenue-Csual services will
be conducted by the pastor Rev. W. G..
James. ID. ID. Rev. Calvin s. Blackwell.
Il. D.. OF Norfolk. will assist in tho
eNangcNstic services.
Broadus Menorinl-Thc pastor. Rev.
W. +. Gibson, will conduct the usual
services to-day. Rev. II. y. William ms.
p. D.. will assist in the services
throughout the week.
Leigh Street.-The pa stor. Rev. j. J.
Wicker. Will preach at both services
to-day. Rcv. Cecil Cook. n. D.. will
assist in the revivals.
Zine Strect-Rev. G.. e. Arendall will
conduct the opening services In the
eranEelistic campaign. Services to-
day will I've conducted at the usual
hours.
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

the death OF Stephen and his wonder
inI message and his loyalty to Jesus.
We cannot but believe, that led Saul
1t last to his conversion. IIe never
'ould forget that scene. lie refers TO IL
NOR" than once in his letters. Thus
stephen by his death sent forth into
the world that great leader whose
words. inspired by the Holy Ghost, have
given the world tho greatness Of Gospel
truth. VIC may die young and our
works seem few and poor, but God can
bring glorious results.
AS Thou didSt stretch out Thine arms.
. Christ. to welcome unto Thyscif Thy
loyal servant. so do Thou give IN"
strength To he always aud everywhere
loyal TO Thee. Help me to proclaim
Thy truth clearly, and that may pro-
claim il give me an understanding OF
II. Four into mo that spirit Of gen
tlencss which shall make me love even
mine enemies. Give me a vision. If il
he Thy Will. OF tho glorious things
to come, when at length Thy work is
finished: and in life as we'll as in death
may feel Thee near me to guide. TO
comfort, 10 bless. Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Larty. d. D.. OF Winston Salem. y. c..
WI! preach each night this week.
Fnirmoust Areaue-The pastor, I,cv
r. v Carson. vii, conduct the usuoi
services. He will be assisted i'm ,ha
REVEALS by Rev. K. NJ Maxcy.
Grnce-Tcmporarily located M SOL
biers' Home Chapel Rcv. ticor-c.,J.
McPadcn will preach this morning Rc,.
j. f. oyler will preach Tonight At s
o'clock. ~
Highland Park-Thc pastor New 9,
.. Tuttc. will preach this morning ~,
The JOY OF Self Sacrifice" To-ni,.h,
his subject will be Victory OF Faith.
Union StutInn-The pastor Roy AZ
Asbury Christian. r. D.. will preach
this morning on Tho Power OF ,b.,
spirit IL Promoting the R,vival. To-
night his subject will be Return. -
Nandcrtr. Return"
M"n",nent-The pastor. Rev. r. r..
fo;ts' =. r.. will conduct the usua,
,crviccs. His evening subject viii n.
Christ Weeping over Richmond,
West End-The pastor. Rcv. G, w NJ.
iaHlor VIII conduct the usual services
Immediately after the morning SCR
vie there Will DO church confer
tnCa. 80
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EPISCOPAL.

thrist-Thc rector. Rev. Charles W
Sydnor.will conduct the usual services
o-day. I.enten services will be held
on Wednesday and Friday evenings at
o'clock. and on Saturday afternoon
at D o'clock.
MonumentnI-Ecv James w. Morris.
-. D., the rector. will preach this morn
ing at i o'clock, and this afternoon at
D o'clock.
All Snints-'Thc rector Rev j. Y.
bowman. VIII conduct services this
morning at II o'clock and this after
noon at o'clock.
st Pnul's-Communion this morning
ut I:45 o'clock. Al II o'clock the rec
tor. Rev. w. Russell Bowie. n. d. will
preach on The Need Of Noble Purpose"
the first OF Il series OF sermons on
"ChriStianity az the Answer to Human
Needs" TO night his subject will be
Francis Of Assist the first OF series
OF sermons on Heroes and Ieroines
II the Common Life"
Sc. Jnpes--Right Rev. William Ca
bell Brown. u. d. will preach tonight
at Sis o'clock. The rector Rev. {;
Freeland Peter. will occupy his pulpit
at the morning service. Lenten SER
vices Will he held on Wednesday night
"a; \ o'clock and on Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
Church OF the Good Shepherd-rom-
munion this morning at s o.clocl,
Morning prayer and confirmation bv
Right Rev. y. NJ Randolph, u. D.. 4,
IL o'clock Evening prayer at sis
o'clock
81. Aark's-The rector, Rev. S Roger
Tyler. will occupy his pulpit AT the
usual services.
-. Andrew's-Thc rector Rev ]
Francis Eibble will preach this morn
ing. Rev. Thomas Hubert Jones OF
Wcsthamptor, will preach Tonight.
Holy Trinity-usual services will he
held to-day.
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C7iRISTIt y.

Third--Thc pastor. Rev. Roger Lamar
Clark, will preach this morning on
Our Obligation to the Cnsaved. To-
night his subject will be THE Saving
Power
Hanover Avenue-The minister. Rev
George W. kempcr will preach this
morning on THE Kings Business"
Tonight his subject will be playing
Il Fool"
Colonial PIace-Sunday school at 80
o'clock this afternoon, followed by
preaching services.
Serenth Street.-The pastor. Rev. II.
ID. g. Maclachlan. =. n. will preach this
morning on The Eeynotcs of the
Christian Service Tonight his sub
ject will be "rhe Young Man Who
Made a Bad Trade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SoftcninE sorrow.

The sorrow that comes into the soul.
when NC arc separated from those who
have crossed over the river of death
before us, is often intensified by orr
thinking OF them as in the past SAYS
tho Christian Observer. Jesus Christ
taught us to think of them also as
In the future. Those who are with
Jesus Christ in glory have already en-
tered upon more glorious state than
wo enjoy here. and We should think OF
them as rejoicing in tho presence Of
linn who loved them and gave Him
self for them. That IL very sGgEcs-
tive truth that is presented in tho
Epistlc TO tho Hebrews. concerning
those who have gone on before that
We shall join them in the eternal 10y
and that apart from MS thcy should
not be mado perfect"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SEARCH FOR UNKNOWN GOD
BY THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE
EKiI~d Ministcr Says All Rus<ia Is
Turning 10 America for NnowI-
edge Of Christ.

Rev. William Fctlcr. the Baptist min
lister cXiled from Russia. is making
many impressive appeals in this coun-
try for American aid for his people
in their search. as hc calls it. for the
Unknown God" Western Europc's
ears are ringing only with the din of
battle, and the deeply religious Rus
slams. from statesmen to peasants, are
turning toward America for knowledge
OF Jesus"
over the whole Russian nation. from
the highest to the lowest. he says, can
be inscribed eve are searching for
Christ He asserts tina; no nation is
so deeply religious as the Russian pco-
pie. RuSsia'S greatest treasure is not
her coal or gold hidden in tn noun
tains which capitalists OF all coun-
tries have sought: it lies in the souls
teaching and knowledge. In the rcGcn-
Grafton which will awaken his country
after the war. DIR. Fctlcr asserts that
this fact will be the moving force.
The war has made possible the spread
OF religion in Russia rs il could not
be scattered in times of peace
through defeat will come victory"
This country has tho opportunity to
send religious literature to the mil
lions OF Russian prisoners in Germany.
They have no papers or writings in
their own language now, and pamphlets
OH NnriSt anu nlS mission VIII nc read
eagerly by them while hud.llcd alone
in the war camps. Then. when they
return to their own Villages, each for
mer captive Will he n personal mis-
s:onary.
liussians in this country. as we'll rs
ia .bcir own have little real krowl.
"'ir" Of Christ and the organization
"f the church. For this reason there
is much work in this field for home
missionary service. Plans ar. being
made now for sending more of his pco-
pie to tho International College for
instruction in the English language
and customs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
PRESBYTERIAN.


Grace Coyenant-Thc pastor. Rev. T.
calvin stewart. II. -. viii preach this
morning. The first OF tho cvanse,istic
services VIII be condu-vcc tonight ar
o'clock by Rev. William Megginson.
N"ntrosc-Csual services wil. be held
TO- da, Rev. William :. Golden will
assist in the simultaneous services
First-Rcv. +. T. McFaden, D. D..
the pastor. will conduct both morning
ana evening services.
Srrond-Tne pastor Rev. Russell &c
ell n. p, will conduct the usual SER
Vices.
Observation-Disclosures. James Y Fair, p.
-. will conduct both morning anu
evening services The first OF the evan
Sc.ist services will he held to-day and
Coat'nuc for two weeks. All welcome.
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MET'EiODISI'.


Hrosd Street.-The pastor. Rev. Fred.
X Cnena"it. VIII preach this mornim.,
on Personal TESTIMONY" To-uirbi
his subject viii be ''Thc Young Man
Who Came Home"
Centenary--The pastor. Rev. r. A,
Smoot. II. D.. will preach this morn
ing on "A Gospel for Soul and Body"
might his subject will no The High
Priesthood OF Jesus" Rev. T.. X. Nc.
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LUTHER y.

FIrst-The pastor. Rev j. J. Schcrcr,
Jr.. will preach this morning. Rev. T..
r. McCaulcy. of Norfolk, Mill preach
tonight at S o'clock
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LNIT!ANI.A y.

Fir.t-Thc minister, Rev. Frank
Pratt will preach this morning at IL
o'clock on - Religion for Young Men,"
sunday school at l2:20 o'clock. Tho
minister will address tho Adult BioS.cS
Glass on The Second Samuel"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

The great man is he who is acting
truly for some E-cat object. Though
It's separate acts small. yct arc they
all hereby cnuoblrI There Is true
dignity in manual service. in daily
labor. ia tho commoncst eMGloymeuts.
ii they arc prompted and directed by
high motives: and this sets tho seal OF
creatures. ou tho life. Such lifo is
that great thing, Duty.-Eishop Will
bcrforcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

"Sicadfast in tho faith This is ah-
solutcl, necessary for resistance :
man cannot fight upon GuaEnIirc;
thcr" is no standing out without r
standing. some firm ground to tread
upon. and this faith alone furnished.
IT lifts the soul Ip 10 tho firm advanced
ground Of tho promises, and fastcns IL
there: and there i, is sure. even "ae
Mount Zion that cannot he removed
-.\rchhishon Leighton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
SERMONS IN PARAGRAPHS.
LINES AND SENTENCES

What should be tho breadth and
length. and depth, and height Of tho
Christian man" He is not broad enough
unless he is as broad as Christ. show
ing TO all men without distinction. for
Gods sake. Kindness. cons deratiou.
love, the willing heart. and the help
ing hand. And then tho length Of
Christianity In him should display it,
self in his unwcariedncss in we'll doing.
in cNhauStlcss patience with the gain
savers and tho pr"juliccd. And tho
dcpth OF his love viii 20 down 10 those
who arc in deepest misery and TO tho
least deserving; while the height Of
tho Christian man il only inca surcd
by his profound and unaffected hu-
inility, his mcekncss. and his SclC-a u
ncEat!on. aud perpetual pcnaucc OF heart
for those sins which crEcifcd his low
ing vior-Ecv. +. G. Ever H. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ, Scicutist-
HcguHt services will h" held this
morning at II o'clock. The subject will
DC 'Substancc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
| HALF-HOUR SERVICES
At ST. PAUL S EACH DAY
hev. Pembroke W. Reed. OF Peters
burg, VIII BE First Speaker
Tomorrow.
YOUNG SPEAKER At y. VI. e. 4.
~. Z. Nessinger, OF Illinois. Will Ad.
uro'S Mems Meeting This After
hoon-i. w. c. 4. Takes Part I'm
big Evangelistic Campaign.

Under the auspices OF the Richmond
Assembly Of tho brotherhood OF =,
andrew. half-hour Lcntcn service.
every day. except SATURDAYS and su,-
Gays VIII be held from I to 1880 o'clock
az ;s 81 iaurs Episcopal Church. The
'e' Is 10 arord @n opportunity TO BUSH
ness men and women OF the civ Ia ,,,r,
10 higher things for few ,n,nu:es
e"Gn day during their busy hours.
,., hev; fembroN> w. Reed. of ST. raurs
,',', en-. ietcrshurG. will preach At The
III - service tomorrow afternoon
For the emainder OF the wenl, ,,o
nu'nit VIII DC occupied by Rev JoSerk
r.. Dunn. H. u of St Paurs CHURCH.,
LynchburS -
special muse at each service VIII
be rendered 5y a male choir.
Rev John NJ okcy. Of panvillc. u:l,
"Efach this afternoon at the ,;nsnaI
meeting for men and women q. ;hc
iiailroad Y. NJ. G. \. His subject will
re- me impossible Possible" Aubrey
Fond will sing
~. I. kessinser, OF Illinois. will sd
urcss the mems meeting "A, the Central
NJ. G. \. this afternoon at $50
CLOCK. Ills subject will be The Al
might Dollar" Though young in
Years Mr. kessinEcr has won "A wide
reputation as an eloquent speaker. lie
VIII also address tho boys meeting at
80 o'clock
IN connection with the simultaneous
eNanGeiiStic campaign. the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association will hold
oaiiF meetings at the lunch hour. be-
ginning AT o'clock aud closing at lao.
for the first week the following speak
erS arc announced: Monday. Rev. r.
~ Smoot. -. d.: Tuesday. Rev. G.. Free
lantl Pctcr: Wednesday. REV T. c.
caldwell. u. r.: Thursday. Rev W. H.
Main: FRIDAY, Rev. T. Clagett Skin
ncr, d. .. There VIII be no service
OH saturday On Friday afternoon at
o'clock Miss Branch RinforI will lead
u special meeting for the younger girls.
All meetings will he held in the audi
torium OF the central building, Fifth
and Main Streets.
Very Rev. SiGourney Fay. D. u. OF
Hack ensack, y. j., Will preach every
sunday night during Lent 1T tho Sacred
Heart Cathedral Father Fay has IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

\ mans lifc MAJ he Gods doorway
TO tho world. God has chosen 20 send
HIS message az truth into mems hearts
through tho testimony O. His faithful
followers. When Jesus left this world
lie said: AS the Father hath sent Me.
even SO send YOU" our mission from
Him ~ 10 let our lives eXcmplifv His
love and grace that others may be led
through our lifc and conduct to give
their hearts to Nim.-Christian OBJ
scrNer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

To love for the sake OF loving Is
almost the characteristic or an angel
LA ma rtine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

Very Rev SiGourney Fay. D. u. OF
Iiackensack y. j., Will preach every
sunday night during Lent IT tho Sacred
Heart Cathedral. Father Fay has IL
reputation throughout the country ~ n
splendid speaker. lie last visited Rich
nond two years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

4 flower for some tired eyes
Or music for weary heart
Just little things"-not any size
But. ah, the sweetness they impart,
EDITH Mckay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

May we SIT here IN comfortable ease.
and suck dry the fruits Of we'll or
dercd life. which the desperate con-
ilcts OF thousand generations have
won for u.s. surely the waters of those
clear and delicate habits. which seem
TO us so natural and SO facilc, is tho
blood OF mon that went in jeopardy OF
their livcs long ago" and We may not
lightly Shake our thirst with it-Cancn
Scott Holland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

y good villa will set to obey Gods
commandmcnts--is the only truly good
thing in the universe. Hence VIC UNI
d"rstand the maxim: Freedom OF will
is something TO be acquired, not given
outright" This freedom is the har-
mony Of our own will with the supreme
Will. and when il has been attained We
know that Gods service is perfect
frccdom."--R. w. Micou, D. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

But the insertion OF additional mat.
tiers and restrictions into the canon
would seem to be advisable in order
to protect those clergy who arc under
the harrow OF parochial unDopuIarity.
through Imaginary grievances OF pa
rish!oners. or merely general dissatis-
faction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
LAID CLOTHES
At FEET or SAJI

lust ono thought more In the ffty-
eighth verse is Il most significant para
graph: "Thc witnesses laid down their
clothes at a young mans feet whose
nam,o was Saul" Hero VIC have, thus
early OH tho scene, the great Apostle
To tho Gcntilcs. and yet he is here rs
ono lighting against Christ. 1t was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-30
FRECKLES
Now is the Time to Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.


There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as the prescription othine-double
strengths guaranteed to remove
the homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply little of it night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freSkles have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. It is seldom
that more than an ounce is needed
to completely clear the skin and gain
a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if it fails
to remove freckles.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-30
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS!

All water bills are due
July 1, 1916, payable at the
office Of the water depart
ment, city hall.
A discount of 5 per cent
will be allowed on all bills
paid on or before the 10th of
July.
All consumers that have
not paid by the first of
August are subject to have
their water supply discon-
tinued and a penalty of ST
will be charged for turning
on again.
st Pensacola Water Works.