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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Rchmond's Greatest Drug Firm Foretold Huge Success
of New and Remarkable Preparation for Stomach
Kidney and Liver Complaints
Tanlac Has Become RecOg-
nizcd ms Uniformly Success
full Remedy for Ailments
ii Was Designed
to Fight.
Thousands in Richmond and Ncurby
Towns Prnise md 'Recommrnd
TanIuc To All.
READ WHAT OTHERS SAY ON THIS
PAGE.

In The Times Dispatch Of February
| IL. 1916. little over two months ago.
Was published a photograph of a solid
carload Of Tanlac shipped to Rich
mond. Since that time many smaller
shipments have been received. and
now above is shown another carload
OF Tanlac received here last week, con-
tanning twelve thousand bottles Yet
advertising does not pay unless salts
I fled customers recommend your
product, as every merchant knows.
Months have past since Tanlac was
first introduced in Richmond II came
10 stay. 1t has won its place among
the recognized worthy and meritorious
preparations. just as Mr.. w Withers
Miller, president of Polk Miller Drug
Co, said: "A number of instances have
come under our notice where the new
preparation has been used with won
derful results. For this reason We do
not hesitate to recommend IL highly.
and we are quite sure our sales will
increase from day to day rs the prep
aration becomes better known in Rich
mond' The sales have incrcas ed.
They have doubled n hundred times
over Your ncighbor and every one $
nctShbor recommends il. Thousa nds
endorse it in Richmond and vicinity.
MIR Miller. Richmond's leading drug
;;ist' made the above statement in
January. the past three months suc-
cess Of Tanlac bears him out Thou
sands have had cause To know from
actual trials that Tanlac does all that
F., is ella lined for it.
Read what others say regarding Tan
ncy and liver ailments. Get acuuainted
sands who in actual tests found Tan
lac would bring relief and remove the
cause OF their suffering. Then go to
Polk Millcrs drug store or any drug
gist listed elsewhere on this mage and
procure bottle OF tho great new
remedy. The proof remains for YOU
70 ind within the bottle. 1t is there
Millions have taken IT, Found ever,
claim verified, for if they had not
Tanlac would no longer be advertised
Your local newspaper would not accept
n false claim. The proof defies n criti.
cism. Honest merit, like blind jus.
tice. cannot he denied. The doctor
the druggist, the patient in their turf
recommended IL. by removing the
cause, driving out the pains. bringing
back health and making the vital or.
gans Of the stomach, kidney and liver
perform their functions properly, Tan,
lac won Tanlac deserves your conf
dcnce. Tanlac deserves n thorough
] trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

10 learn the cause OF the trouble be-
tween the young virsinian and his
heiress bride.
When Baylcy first arrived. a week
ago, his attitude was most friendly.
and he strongly minated that an
agreement would quickly be reached.
day he was distinctly nettled, and
when asked when the action will he
started said: Here Two been In Chi
cago nearly Ave weeks, when | eX-
pectcd to be here only about five days.
My counsel, Richard Folsom and Everett
Jennings, have been kept busy chiefly
trying to confer with counsel for the
Morton family.
we have wished to settle this mat
ter as quietly as possible. but the Nor
tons and their counsel have treated
my counsel in the most cavalier man
ner Imaginable
Though the facts in the case do not
impcl me to make any Overtures,
have done so from n desire to avoid
placing the Morton family In an en-
barrassinG position. Note. plense, that
! speak OF the Morton family. shall
always exercise tho utmost considera
ton for Mrs. Bayley.
'positively all Overtures should have
come from the other side. but. despite
that fact. they have not displayed tho
slightest inclination to meet me half
way, or a quarter. And it is not my
funeral, you know"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
CALIFORNIA NOW LEADS
lIaS Que Car fur Enrh Thirteen of Its
lnhabitantS--S5..i Cars Were
Registered III 1915.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. April 22-A
world record OF ownership of altomo-
lies is now claimed by Los Angeles
cal. which registers on" car for each
thrice of its inhabitants. During 1918
there were 55,217 registered, AN In
crease of nearly 25 per cent over the
number in 1a14T" 'tser G ~
Los Angeles County leads all other
counties IN Califprnja in ownership of
automobiles by So wide a margin that
there is no close comparison with any
other of the State divisions. San Fran
CISCO with l1,IG; ears registered in
1917, is the closes! rival of Los Angeles
County
According 10 the State Motor Vehicle
Department, lGS.a!G motor cars a64Ol
MOTORCYCLES and 29.S4S professional
chauiteurs are registered in the state
'r"m the automobiles, the gross re-
"ciptS in l?l5 were sa.O59,GSS OF this
amount SlH64.?S5.5o was apportionct!
equally between the State and yar,o,s
'"T ''' '"a" maintenance rur-
poses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BACK UP
STATEMENTS BELOW
TWO Rfchmond People below Hearth,
Recommend Taniac Rccause II
Relieved Them.
Dy'p~pstn, Sick Stomach and Othc,
Hts Quickly Relieved.
Thousands In This Vicinity rrai.
GREAT Lnhoratory's New
Remedy Now.

Below arc two Richmond peonle'a
statements condensed for want %
space. but behind each OF the folio ~
Ing are the statements and testimony
OF thousands who likewise endorse ,he
new remedy. .Tanlac. which has pro, CIV
so wonderfully successful in removing
the cause of stomach, kidney ana liver
ailments. and thereby eliminating IN.
reason Tor doping and doctoring ones
System continually. Remove the e. use
lof these ailments and nature -tiny
will. with the aid OF a good tvmic.
which Tanlac has proven to he, rcr-
form the functions which she only can II
do in her own inimitable way ,iivcj
nature chance. as these and thou
sands Of other people have done. TaNcl
Tanlac. The proof Of its splendid
qualities Is TO bc found by any sufferer
/ in bottle or more OF Tanlac
| Mrs. r. Il. Wilkinson told the Tan;.,c
representative, Mr.. II. G. rarhaim, tha
other day. in the absence OF he, hus-
band, that he had been troubled with
his stomach for long time. Was sict
at the stomach and his head wou'.i
swim and dizzy spells almost caused
him to fall all the time. But after
taking Tanlac the fourth day brought
a wonderful Improvement in his con-
dirion, and though he has not taken
iquite two bottles, he is feeling better
than nc has in a long, long time. MIR.
land Mrs. Wilkinson recommend Tanlac
to all. Their address here in Rich-
lmond is 10l6 West Main Street
Il want TO boost Tanac and get my
friends to give this wonderful prepara-
zion a trial" said w. r. Hill. 229 south
Linden Avenue, Richmond a popular.
machinist employed at the American
dyspepsia and a disordered stomach
for twelve OF ffteen years, and any
one suffering as ! was knows how IL
lis to. after eating, be always troubled
with vomiting spells. nausea and the
many troubles that come along, And
| I want to say that I had not finished
taking II bottle OF TanIac before
began to feel better after all those
Years of suffering. Now l relish and
bottles did the work. l am stronger
and I'm better shape consequence
than I have been in for years. II Is
needless to say Tanlac did me more
good than all the medicines ever
took, and as bad off as was, now
have energy and feel like work, thanks
TO Tanlac."
Tanlac may he secured at Polk
Miller drug stores. Get q dollar bottle
to-day or ask Mr.. Parham, at the Third
land Broad Street store to explain more
about Tanlalc. Druggists In nearby
towns sell Tanlac. See list elsewhere
on this page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
We ERhNS PLAN TO ATTEND
BIRMINGHAM REUNION
vii! Travel by Special Irnin Leaving
'irrc on Ma. il-Crays Ia he
piliciui Escort.

'rtnN"liuG un through Pullman cars
with MrJnr-GvuclH !. Thompson
Brown ...,i Iha. Virginia Division. and
I}rig,r.ti,,-,i,ucrai " T. Freeman. OF
The First Hljgaic, in the party, Con-
fcdcratc Veterans al Richmond have
ARRANGED To- leave her" ou the after
noon Of May II for their annual re-
union a. iirming ham, Ma. More than
utly Of the old soldiers representing
x. T.. Lee Camp, M. l. W. Il. Wool
ridy" Camp. and Joseph T. Johnston
Camp, arc expected TO make the trip
TO the Alabama city
The Richmond veterans will have
as an escort about 900 members Of the
Richmond CiraNs Battalion who, with
band 10. paradcs and other SNOWY
military narap,crraiia, expect TO i'm
press the section through which they
PASS with tn" military spirit OF the
old Dominion before returning to
Richmond, the Grays viii stop off in
several cities IN the South where
preparations have been made for OH
cial receptions
hundreds OF veterans. coming from
every section of Virginia will join
their i;ichmori comrades in the re.
union city rrac'i"ally every camp IL
the state viii attend iu g body. uauI
~ thcm carrying bands with them 70,
tn" marches ana paradcs The head.
quarters Of the Virginia Division
while in Birmingham. will be AT III,
Tutwil"r Hoicl.
Appointments II sponsors and maid.
- honor 70 Represent virginia hay,
not yet been made. The Virginia com
maudcrs VIII rcce,v" word from III,
birmingham headquarters before ,her.
appointments are made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
WINNER OF NOBEL
PRIZE TALKS.
ON HEALTH
Treat Scientist of Rockefeller institute
Stntes We should Live Forever, but
P"IsOns Must he Removed
S!nteni Must Perfectly Remove Pol
nons-Tnnlnc Grent Aid.

br Carroll. the famous Rockefeller
institute scientist who won the Nobel
prize said We could live forever.
me tissues OF our body would keen
right on living but for one thing, and
that is. the poisons that collect in our
bodies. If we could keep these
,poisons out we would go right on liv-
ing indefinitely"
We must aid the organs which ma
lture has amply provided and permit
them TO do the work Ia natures own
iinimitahle way. Nnety-hve per cent
o. INC human ailments are duo TO the
faulty assimilation of foods ana the
faulty operation of the bowels. liver
and kidneys. Food becomes clogged
III the nNerworkcd intestinal tract, fer
ments and generates foul poisonous
gases We then are frequently at
tackled with headaches. constipation,
indigestion, pains in the pit of ston
ach or intcstincs We are apt to be
nervous. lose sleep. energy and appc-
lite. We feel drowsy, lack life and
ambition and then perhaps the kidneys
or liver faltcr in their duty and other
poisons creep into the blood and sys-
ten. Rheumatic pains, catarrhal at
fcctions OF the head nostr!ls or stou
ach add sometimes to our misery. and
splitting. hawking and other indica :
! tions show nature is violently en-
ideavorinS to correct condition We
Invariably may blame on our present
day methods Of living.
! II required the facilities OF one OF
Americas greatest laboratories and
years OF study hy a corps OF experts
under the direction of the eminent
chemist, Herr Joseph Trimbach, to per.
. feet Tanlac. Their entire labor wa:
concentrated in an effort to perfect
n tonic and remedy which would re.
move the cause, create appetite. renew
! the old vigor, stimulate the whole syS.
tenn and do away with the necessity OF
| pills and doping day and night Get
TanIac at Polk Miller's. Ask Mr.. Par
| ham to explain more. See what other:
say. Thousands heartily recommenC
iTanlac here and elsewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
FUNERAL OF w. r. VAWTER
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Services for well-Kn0wn Citizen OF
HrnricO County From Church
of Ascension.

The funeral of William Il. Vawter.
who died on Friday night, .::n take
place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the Church of the Ascension,
Highland Park. Interment will he
made in Hollywood Cemetery with Ma
sonic ceremonies. pallbcarcrs have
been named as follows:
John Thompson, Oscar Hooker. Elan
Tanner, Starkey Hare, Joseph Wool
ridge and T.. II. Southwark.
Mr.. Nawtcr. who was recently named
by tho Third District Republican Com
mittec as Il candidate to oppose Con-
gresham Montague. passed away at
his home, "Englewood," after an ILL
ness Of only few weeks. Though "a
native of Princeton. w. Va, he had
spent most of his life in Virginia.
For many years he was an active leader
Of the Republican party In Hcnrico
County and took Il keen interest In
politics OF his district and State.
MIR, Nawter was one of the best
known citizens of the county, where he
had a wide circle of friends and was
universally popular He was MEM
Der of Northside Lodge, No 292, An
Client Free and Accepted Masons.
He leaves Il widow. who was Miss
Lee Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
SALE TO PICK SITE FOR
STATE ENCAMPMENT
Froops Win 10 TO Uonnokr on Xjr-
einin Bench From May 20 TO
June =.

Final selection % Inc annual train
iuE camp FOR the officers Of tn. Vir.
g!nin Volunteers was lcf, Yesterday bv
the Military BOARD which met In the
"ifco "f the Governor to discuss this
ana other matters pertaining TO the
state military affairs. 20 Adjutant
General " W SAT-" Members of tho
board however. Indicated that tho
choice Should be between Roanoke and
virginia Beach
Though Roanoke rs favored for the
reason that IL IS the more central point
and affords excellent facilities for car
ing for IN" men, tn" probabilities are
that Wright" Peach VIII hc The choice
Of the Adju,antGencral Tho state
rife range Is located here. and i; is
considered necessary that rihe practice
should engage the attention Of the
men at this time Ana then conditions
in Mexico make IL impossible for the
War Department 10 dc,ail as many
officer instructors as the state authori.
ties would like 10 have Practice on
,hc rio" range seems 10 offer the best
way on, Of the difficulty
The encampment VIII last from May
20 TO June 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
COMPUTES SENTENCE
Phis'lvnnin Negro Sentenced 90 Denth,
VIII lie Imprisoned
far

Governor stuart yesterday conmuted
I" lii" Imprisonment Geore, Nil,er
c"l"rcd. wh" was under sentence NJ
uehth Tor murder. Miller, who was 10
haN" h"en Put to death on June .. was
convicted at the January. 1916, term
OF ia" liustings Court of Pit;sylvanla
county. The communication was granted
upon me recommendation of Judge
liarFcN ana Commemorative ATTORNEY
billiard. who stated in n letter to ~
EoNernor that the negro was Of w,aI,
ilth'diItN, ami that the evidence was
OF circumstantial nature They
stated mat they We're confident the
ends OF justice would be met nv ufa
Imprisonment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
BAYLEY MAY MAKE new
CHARGE AGAINST WIFE
Threatens Sensational Disclosures In
Action Against Daughter OF
Mark Morton.
IN CHICAGO SEVERAL WEEKs
Has Made Overtures to Avoid Placing
Girls Family in Embarrassing PO-
Standardization First Given AS
Cause for Suit.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April o2.--lnstead Of
quiet action on the ground of de-
sertion. sensational disclosures are eX-
pected in the promised suit for divorce
between Roger Bayley and Helen Nor
ton Bayley, daughter OF Mark Morton,
the salt millionaire, of Lake Forest
and Wheaton.
Mrs. Bayley has returned from New
York. Ahere she was studying art, and
is now ut Lake Forest. together with
her brother aud his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joy Morton. recently married in
New York.
Unless something unexpected occurs
within the next three or four days,
MIR Baylcy will return, to the Ashley
stock Farm, at Delaplanc. Va. and will
begin an action for divorce on some
ground other than dcsertion. it is said.
That situation came to light to-day,
after repeated efforts had been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
POSTMAsTERs APPOINTED
FOR NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Robert +. Wagner and Dixon @
Williams, Respectively, Chosen
by President Wilson.
long UNDER CONSIDERATION
Executive Writes to O'Gorman and
Lewis. Telling Them He Desired
10 Make Personal Appointments to
Avoid More fractional Differences.


FA7ii ''>' ~
Wagner was nominated by fresioeh'
Wilson to-day for postmaster Of New
ve,.i ,,d Dixon G Wi,liams as most =
,,,s,o, -, c,ricago
n..
,, ns nna 80 ,no
,rammnny leaders of the state. Joseph
r r,bnsnr former fire commissioner. had
h..r, dori6ad unon :or the r,ace. but
y,s nnnoscd The President and
r,.,,,s,or-,;ouorol Hurlcson have had
No onpnintment under consideration
f,r several months II is understood
senator CC;ormau will not oppose con
rr,nu,jou of Mr. warncr-s nomination.
49, ur;,,,. 49, ,,o.o er,or, os
-, u,,,.i, c,,,,r
Lewis recommended four German
Americans whom he said would be
satisfactory 10 him Mr Williams was
NOT an, in, lis,
~ ~ Val. ,s,or.,,,,
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,ri ;,,,,, - U.roao,.;.l. w
rt,t, ,..,
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a., c,,..t.,,,,, .,,..,o.d. tho ,,,o rbor,,s
p.r,. oc Worm ,,roliu, ~ ,h.t
, ~, ven. ,or,,..,,cd ,,i,,, ,h.
,o,r,,i,,...s un,Iici,v bur,,n durinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Quinaue, Va. r. n. stephens.
Rushmere, Va. VIM. Pegram
Wilson & Co.
SAKE. Va, Womack & Moon. -
Schuyler, Va. Virginia Soap
stone Co.
scottsville, Va. scottsvillc
Drug Co.
Sebrcll, Va, Rowe & Jarrett.
ShcDpards. Va. Il. NJ. Jones &
Son.
smithneld. Va. Parrish s. simp-
son.
south Boston. Va. w. t. Reeves
G. Co
South Hill, Va. C. P. Jones.
Stanley, Va, w. NJ Graves s.
Staunton, Va, T.. w. Bell & Co.
stony Creek, Va, Stony Greek
Pharmacy.
Suffolk. Va. Nansemond Drug
Co.
Urbanna, Va, S. T.. Richardson.
Victoria, Va, Victoria Drug Co.
Virgilina, Va. Red Star Drug
Co.
Wax eneld. Va, ]. S. White.
Waverly. Va, DIR. Jno. F.. Mays
Pharmacy.
Waynesboro, Va. FJshburne &
Son.
West Point, Va, A. r. Hargrave
& Son.
Windsor. Va. X L. Barrett g.
Co
Yale, Va, C, A. Dickerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23

Aiberene. Va. Virginia Soap
stone Co.
Appomattox. Va, Peoples Drug
Store.
Blackstone. Va. l.. b. Spencer
Drug Co.
Boydton. Va, a. T. Snellings.
Rranchville, Va, Grlzzard Bros.
& Co.
Broadway. Va, Aldhizer & Son.
Burkeville, Va, Young's Drug
Store.
Cape Charles, Va, Fishers
Pharmacy.
Carson. Va, p. r. Halligan.
Chase City, Va. Chase City
Drug Co.
City Point. Va, Cooke Drug Co.
GAINESVILLE. Va, DR.. +. a. Drake
Charlotte c. H., Va, Williams II
Morton.
charlottesville, Va, Pence &
Sterling.
CORTLAND, Va, Il. F.. Reese.
Crewe, Va, r. =. Crittenden.
Culpeper, Va. The Culpeper
Pharmacy.
CurdsvIlle, Va, p. NJ. Jones &
Son.
Dcndron. Va. Dcndron Drug Co.
brakes Branch. Va, j. c.
Booth & Co.
Eclipse. Va, 8. @. Bunkley.
Elkton. Va, J. Il. Wallace.
E,nporia. Va.,s Southside Phar-
macy
Ettricks, Va, i. 4. Branch.
farmville, Va, White Drug Co.
Franklin. Va, Knight Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-23
Isuil,l New Hotel.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA, April 22.-
The ChristianSbur2 Hotel aroper;y was
purcha sed by Childrcss & Rangcly. The
old building will he removed and a
modern hotel and business block con-
Structed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-13

votan Coffee, the best, DEVICES.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-13
WHISKEY PEOPLE
ACTIVE AGAIN
ATLANTA REPORT SAYS THEY
HAVE NOT DROPPED THE
FIGHT in GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Feb. 12.-If the prohibit
ton members of the Georgia legisla-
ture, or the prohibitionists outside of
the legislature, have an idea that the
opponents of prohibition have given
up the fight and are prepared to ac-
cept elimination of the liquor traffic
after May l, they are much mistaken.
The opponents of prohibition are
neither dead nor sleeping, but they
are very much alive and very much
awake, and they are not nearly so in
active as surface appearances might
indicate. On the contrary they are
about as active as a swarm of bees in
a hive and they are going to be heard
from when the time comes. Every
body in Atlanta who knows anything
about political affairs is aware of the
fact that the liquor interests are rep
resented in this city by one of the
most astute political agents that ever
operated in the United States.
They are aware of the further fact
that this agent maintains headquar-
tiers in one of the principal hotels in
the city, that he is in daily conference
with political friends from over the
state, and he knows Georgia politics
from A to and back again, and that
he is preparing to take hand, and
will take a hand, and will be quite a
factor, in the important political
events that are soon to transpire in
this state.
! If the interests that will suffer by
enforcement of the prohibition laws
are resigned to the absolute elimination
of the sale of intoxicants in this state,
and intended to make no attempt to
Ire-establish the traffic, it is reason
ably certain they would quietly fold
their tents and retire from the scene,
thereby saving the cost of expensive
headquarters.
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M,KENpREE METHODIST.

Corner Norwich and K streets, Rev.
Bascom A. Pafford, pastor.
This is Go to Sunday School day
with us. A special invitation is ex-
tended to parents and young people
who are not members of any Sunday
school to met with us at pm. Come
and see. Our junior leaguers will
meet promptly at 9:45 am.
Preaching by the pastor at IL am.
and 7:15 pm. The Missionary society
Will meet with Mrs. Walter J. New
man, SO1 X street, Monday at 3 pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:15. All wyho are not elsewhere
engaged in religious service are cor
daily invited to worship with us.
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AT THE BRUNSWICK CHURCHES

Sunday school when everybody is ex-
pected to come. Hope that you will
enjoy the Sunday School session. STAY
to church, and then try it again. Try
starting this goodl thing ION the 49,
aHying been asked to assist in the
splendid child welfare movement, the
pastors morning sermon topic will be
is the Young Man Same?" The night
topic will be What Is Your Life?"
Let us all do all that we can to
make this good day and a good week
for our church.
w. Fl. CHAPMAN, Pastor.
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Regular Services,

Presbyterian church and manse. cor.
'ner Union and George streets, Rev. w.
H. Chapman, pastor; T. ]. Wright,
clerk of session; V. C. Bourne, church
treasurer; F. L. Stacy, treasurer of
building fund; A. NJ. Way. Sunday
school superintendent. Regular servi-
ces-Sunday school at 9:45 am,
Preaching at II am. and 1880 pm,
Junior Christian Endeavor at $3.50 D.
m, and Senior Christian Endeavor at
$50 pm. Prayer and praise service
Wednesday at 1880 pm. Come and
worship with u.s.
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WITH EIRsT MErHopIsTs.

"Preparedness-the Boys for the
Streets and the Streets for the Boys, "
will be the sermon subject at II am.
today, G. A. Jackson speaker. The best
music, practical gospel preaching and
cordial audience. Come out and
worship with us. At night the congre-
cation will worship with tn Presby-
terians in their revival and through
the week we will attend the services,
get and give all the good we can. The
Rev. DR.. Ogden, pastor of Central
Presbyterian church, Atlanta, will do
the preaching. He comes recommend
ed as being an able preacher and no
doubt Brunswick will greet him with
large congregations.
Today is Go to Sunday School day
in our church and it is expected the
house will be filled to its capacity.
Many who have not heretofore been
attending our Sunday school have in
dictated their intention to be present
today. Junior league at pm, Senior
league at 1880 pm.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.
We are preparing to take care of a
record-breaking attendance at our
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ST. Marks CHURCH.

Holy communion 7;30, Sunday
school at 9:45. Services at IL o'clock.
Evening prayer at o'clock. The rec
tor wishes to talk about the mission
and other important matters to the
parish and requests the congregation
to turn out in full at the 11-o'clock
service.