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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
MEMORIAL.

TO His LXcellency,
The President OF the United States
Dear Sir:
we the members OF the Baptist
Minister'S Union OF Norfolk, Va. and
, F.clnlty by reason of the recent out
lageS OF mob violence in last st.
LOUIS, DO address You this memorial.
Settlng iorh our deep aniiction in
consequence with hope and PRAYER
mat you will give it consideration,
ana viii within the range OF your
power and influence see that the
guilty parties are brought to the bar
ol justice and that similar acts of
violence are not repeated.
according TO newspaper advices
scores or innocent men and HELPLESS
women and children we're murdered
III East Saint Louis and thousands
Oh dollars worth OF property we're
burned by mob for no other than
, mat they were trying to earn an
honest living by the sweat of a faith
! lul TN. The report further states
mat those in authority and armed with
power to check the mob and protect
! me innocent were either derilect in
'hcir sworn duty or were too weak
TO Withstand the mob and uphold tho
arms OF the law. The men, women
and children Drutally murdered we're
part OF our citizenship and we're
: members Of race who have always
been loyal to the flag even to the
sacrifice OF their lives whenever a call
= has been made for the same. In lay
; ing before you this memorial we do
not presume that the matter OF such
gravity and shame has escaped your
attention altogether; but we address
. You thus that you may know how
, much Wo have been panied and OF
! how cur faith in you as Christ ian
| PRESIDENT OF this great nation leads
rs to believe that it will not fall on
, deaf ears.
We appreciate the trying ordeal
! through which you are passing and
the lead that must rest upon you as
our chief Magistrate and yet we feel
| that nothing has transpircd before
CT since this great war is more de-
serving OF action and notice than this
awful Saint Louis riot and massacre.
Our conference will he glad to get
one word from you and we feel that
we shall not be disapr ointcd in max
ing this humble request.
w" beg 10 rcmn,u.
Your humble servants,
The Baptist Ministers Union of
Tidcwatcr
Committee:
| A. IL. Jeffress,
&. G. Somerville,
d. w. Jones,
J. w. Riddick,
a. Hobbs.
e.. p Madison.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
MONDAY.

Sundays tremendous cannonade OF
the Flanders front was followed b,
two German attempts to stake the
British from newly won ground. Moth
CT Of th"s" riot with any Success what
ever. i.cna~r SAYS.
On The French front. a$id, from The
Flanders area there WAS considerable
activity On tho part Of the Germans
They made attacks nv tho region O
Boviilc, at Avocourt wool and in Al
SAGE. The French guns vera able tt
core with the situation il each case
Pals dccl%xcd.
Korcn%ly is AGAIN n. th" hc'm t.
Russia. where tho personnel OF the re
o""1n;z"d cabinet has hcca n"rnc<
upon rnA"" his rominrshir. The con
stitntfnNHl democrats arc represents;
In the list.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
SOLDIERS MISS LOST TOBACCO
Red Cross to Speed Shipment of Gift
Ten IONS Needed

The Y. NJ. c. AS shipment Of tobac
co for the American troops in France
has been lost.
Word cam" 'rn'n P*r;s fro mthe r q
Cross commission saving no suitab',
tobacco to reDla"N tn" lost shipmcn
was obtainah'" there rAcy urged t,a
ten tons he seat At once.
The Rod frOsa w'r corncil INN ID:
ately accented 81 o'T": of company L
donate 1,50o. 900 "irH"ct cs, 90 900 D,cl.
ages Of smoking tonacco and 10000
cuts OF chewing tobacco. These wi,
be forwarded to thH American trooo,
at once.
France VII "dm't the tobacco fr~r
Of duty. as we'll as all other article
for the Am 2rican soldiers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

to meet her and grasp her hand. Her
two daughters and one son MIR. Will
liam Decncr have all married well and
live in the Buckeye State near their
mother.
Bro. rhos. kinscy of Fifth Ave, y.
w, is :>tul critically i'll, not improved
since last mention.
Mrs. Gillic Ferguson Of 225 5th Ave.
\. W., announcement Il serious opera
ton in Freedman Hospital about five
weeks ago is home again getting
along fine and relieved of the severe
suffering caused by growth or tumor.
Her many friends are pleased to
see her at home again enjoying life
rs in days Of youth so to speak COM
pared with a month and Il half ago.
Mrs. Lccanna Lavender of Lynch
burg Ave, n. w who has been very
much indisposed since the death of
her husband Mr.. James Lavender is
reported improved at this writing
In the Duplex Envelope Sunday,
Aug. 9Th 1917 the receipts we're $52.il
very encouraging to begin with, Mt.
Zion ~. Nj. l.. Church.
Mr.. Odell Of whom mention was
made of his critical illness on Sth Ave.
\. W., dieu Friday last Aug. Bird. The
funeral services took place at 2:3O
from the LIST Baptist church, Monday,
Aug. 9th Rev. Il. E. Kicks officiating
III Il beautiful discourse Of short,
but beautiful Christian character.
Funeral ...rcctor w. T.. hughes had
the funeral in charge. The flowers
were very beautiful and numerous
The deceased was only 81 years of
age leaves wife, mother, two sisters
ana brother to mourn their loss.
While rec in Gods love await the
coming cf the Christian host. lie
loi0 his wife and pastor he was only
wal,inS his release to go home to
heaven and was perfectly resigned to
, His Will and may each Of us take
warming and apply our hearts unto
wisdom.
The funeral of Mr.. Frank Odcll
100 place at the First Baptist Church
Aug. 9Th at 2:30 Rev. T.. e. Kicks.
scripture read: For we know that i
our earthly house OF this taber
hacle be dissolved we have building
OF God, house not made with hands
e.erhai IN the heaven" 42nd hymn.
prayer by Rev. T.. Il. Kicks. pastor in
"n n officiating. The choir sang
ON where shall rest be found
Mrs Emma Burks or 2O3-o.L Ayo
n r., left for Columbus and Cincin.
"a'i. Chlc where she Will srcnd Nv,
weeks.
81
Baltimore, Md, is the ruost or Ntrs
Mary Olds 1l2 Patton Ave.
Mrs. Laura Bruce who has bcon
confined to her home some limo is
improving. -
Mrs. Martha WASHINGTON of Rock,
MI, Franklin Co., Va, spcnt 10 d,vs
III Roanoke with Miss Maggie Dehovo,
ana Mrs. l.. A. Bartic of 9Th Avnnur
N. W. Mrs. Washington lost bc,
mother about three or Cour wool, ,rn
Snc came to the city to relieve he,
hl'hd or worry of the death ,of hor
mother to be with her old fricrds
mrs. George Noe OF Knoyv,lya nom,
Mrs. Churchman of Washington who
has been in Roanoke, for the mast
TWO weeks left for the East after n
successful stay
Mr., and Mrs. James Ferguson spen.
sunday i'll Lynchburg.
Mrs. Martha Kicks of Washington
-. g.. is spending some time with her
son kev. e. e. Kicks EOS Patton Ave
Dr. }. Douglas IIcrben left FRIDAY
VIE will remain in Roanoke with
her parents, 1913 High Street n. w.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
KILLED BY SWELL. IN FRANCE
Daniel Louahman. Of hlIontow,. naca..

Daniel Loughman. Of hlIcntov, peca~
itateG-U. :. Trooncr Dead.
Daniel J.onghmon. of Allentown, was
Informed Of til" death in action on the
French from, June 7. Of his nephew
and namcsaic. Daniel Loughman.
His head was taken off by shell
while fighting with the Anzacs.
Young Loughman cnvcral years 400
got the wundrrlnst. He reached Now
Zealand as war broke out.
James Srhcfflcr. for three year: n
private. Trocn \. Third cavalry. dicl
at Fort Sem Houston, TCXas.
He was tGh"a III suddenly. He is
a son Of Mrs. E"via S"h"lll1Mrr. The
body will lie brought 20 NE2ntCwn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
Rev. w. ii. Sltipwith Here.

First Baptist Church, Centralia, Va.
The great Evangelist, Rev. w. II.
Skipwith, will begin ten days meet.
ing here Sunday, August 10, 1917.
Rev. II. Nj. Chapman, pastor The
prospects are bright and we predict
glorious time. Come thou with us
and we will do thee good"
Yours truly,
II. NJ. CHAPMAN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
DO YOU KNOW HER:

Richmond, Va,
Adele Hopkins,
communicate with undersigned a.
torney OF Washington, d. c., and
learn of something to your interest
State If you can come to Washing
ton in September if necessary.
ATTORNEY b. w. J.
Care PLANET, Richmond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
TramrS Rob MARYLAND Postoffice

Pierce Rob@rtSons store and the post.
Office at koymar, near Westminster
Md, were burglarizcd. supposedly
by tramps. The thieves secured $50 in
stamps and $21 In money from the
safe. together with a large quantity
OF merchandise.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
German Coal Ship Torpcdoed.

THc Amsterdam IIanhelShi@d re.
port that the German Steamship
Nordcrncy, with cargo Cf coal
was torncdoCd in the North Soa, Mon
day She is acronnd OFF tic south
coast OF TrcXel, Tristan Islands.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
Guard CSnpe Not Ready

Delays in preparing national guard
mobilization camps will postpone thci,
opening about two weeks. The war
department made this announcement
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
SATURDAY..

While there has been no renewal
of the smashing offensive on q large
scale by the Anglo-Frcnch forces in
Flanders, the incessant pressure on
the German lines is beginning to tell
in the further yielding of ground
The British established themselves
in the village of st. Julien, which
they lost during German counter
attack closely following the initial
dash. The French in turn moved
ahead in their sector, making fur
Their progress west Of the Cabaret of
Kortekcer.
The Russians are fighting hard
against the advancing Austro- German
forces, Pctrograd reports indicate.
The driving back of Tcutonic forces
which had crossed the Zbrocz north
of Husiatyn, is announced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
Ex Pre- sident Taft Ill

Former President TAFT. who spoke
In Clay Center Kan, in con
junction with HoH"' league meeting
is III and unGe. tie ?rc Of physicians
- 9 hotel. rs condition is nos se-i
GUS. ,,o ID ,., =, ,..lSl9
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
SUNDAY.


The weather moderating, Grown
Prince Rupprecht, after an all-night
bombardment, sent his troops against
the British positions at Hollobeke, or
the Ypres-Comines canal, between
Ypres and Warneton, and, charging
forward on both silcs of the canal, the
Germans gained a footing In the vii
lage Of Hoil"hckc. The success was
only momen' airy. however, as the Brit
ish threw out the Tcutons by an immc
mediate counter attack and took some
prisoners.
Northwest of Bixschootc, which lie;
to the north OF Ypres, tic French arc
following up their successes of las,
week. In an attack against the Ger
man lines Sunday they made turtle
progress.
In an offensive operation near Bal
an, east Of CZcrnowitz. me Russians
have taken moro than 800 prisoners
and captured three machine guns.
Here the operations are virtually or
Russian soil, as is the fighting Just t
tho north around Chotin. where the re
treat has halted mcasurahiy. In Buko
wilma, however. tho Russians still are
fleeing before the AuStro. Germans, wht
nave taken several more towns.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

visit there. it did not in any manner
affect us. We then crossed the bridge
to Anacostia. A tall Washingtonian
was eying us, and l later found out
that he knew me. He gave me ex-
plicit instructions as to how | could
FIND my way to Frederick Douglass
horse. which place I could point out
III the distance long before I had
reached the place. When l arrived
there with my companions, found
that it was covered with honey -sucklcs.
The weeds had grown up and the
house itself was in a state of delapi-
dation. The large estate showed that
The present owners were not able to
eNDend the necessary amount of money
in Keeping it as it should be kept.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

Your subscription to tho Planet
is duo. Have you paid It? II not why
not?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
ROANOKE NOTES

The Helping Hand Home Society
had quite an enjoyable meeting at the
home of Mrs. Conclia Dickerson 10
Ave. y. T.. There were eighteen
members present. The President con
quoted fifteen minutes prayer meet
ing bc,or" opening tlcir meeting
The Secretary Sister Alice Robinson
had returned and gave some very
interesting remarks.
After being servd beautifully with
ice cream and cake We adjourned to
meet again ,rc second Tuesday in
August at the home of Sister Swift
o. wells Alley n. w.
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EDITOR MITCHELL

Continued From First Page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
NO ONE INTERESTED IN US.

We made enough noise in talking,
nut although we heard persons m0y-
ing around in the house, they seemed
10 take our being there as a matter
al lact and did not come to see who
we were or to make any inquiries as
10 why we were there. We soon OK
pended our spare time in viewing
washington from this magnificent
site and then we went down to the
AnacoStia car passed through the
"lfectS CT Washington and were soon
at the offices of The Washington Bee
where we found Attorney and Editor
calvin Chase lounging around reading
a newspaper. He was attired in an
immaculate suit of cream. His
Panama hat and white shoes made
him as attractive as a dancing master.
TALKING ABOUT OLD TIMES.
Age has touched him lightly and
mat Chase smile Of satisfaction was
soon broadcncd by the social convivi-
alitleS which followed with his frat
crnizing with DR.. e. r. Jefferson and
the irrcpressible Thomas NJ CrumD
talked over old times with him, too.
Few moments later. we were on our
way to the Union Station, where we
waited few moments and then
passed through the gate to the train
below for Richmond We arrived in
this city at OPS that night, after a
most pleasant trip to the Capital of
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

to meet her and grasp her hand. Her
two daughters and one son MIR. Will
liam Decncr have all married well and
live in the Buckeye State near their
mother
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

Bro. ThoS. kinscy Of Fifth Ave, y.
w. is stat critically i'll, not improved
since last mention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

spent very pleasant three weeks
stay and will return home August
18th.
Mt. Zion 4. NJ. T.. Church Sunday
morning Aug. 5th at II o'clock Rev.
George c. Taylor, ID. D., filed his pull
pit with credit 20 the occasion. it be-
ing the initiatory launching Of the
Duplex Envelope System OF financing
the church which had been devised by
Brother Jacob +. Reed. Brother Green
Penn and James w. Traynham. The
Reverend used as a text from S..
Pauls writing: ooh for me to live is
Christ and to die is gain" His sub
jcct was "Sclf-dcnial and he treated
the same with care and good taste to
the heart Of all we admit, because
OF The strictncss Of attention and COM
mcnt$ afterwards.
Mrs. Emma Dccncr Stokes OF
Columbus. Ohio but now in the Buck.
eve State is visiting Mrs Emma
Wright at No. 722 Gainsboro Ave,
Roanoke, Va. Having previously Wis.
ltcd nor Sister Mrs. Matte Rayford OF
Glenn Wilton, Va. Mrs Deencr left
Roanoke a few years after the death
C her husband, Brother william
i'ecner' deacon of the High ST..
ifapt'st Church. This her first visit
10 the city since She left. She is
looking line which is proof positive
that she is we'll cared for in her wes-
tern home We who knew her of 9TH
or years did not recognize her she had
40 oeVeioped in flesh. All were glad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-11
.SLAvS STIRRED
BY ARMY'S WORK
Martial Spirit PermeateS Rus.
sIa Since Advance Started,

PETROGRAD, July 1.-THE power
full Russian offensive is having the ef-
feet OF stimulating martial spirit
throughout the country. The war Of
flee is receiving scores OF kilograms
from various parts Of Russia, Siberia
and the Caucasus OF the formation OF
storm battalions' from garri,ons ask
ing to be sent to the front
An organization has been formed un-
der the name of "the general Russian
Union for the Formation OF Volun-
tary Army" Already there are sixty
branches actively engaged in recruiting
This organization is deluged with de
mands from women who desire to en-
list 1t is proposed to concentrate all
applicants at some point outside Petro-
grad for drilling.
In the army itself the storm battalion
movement is growing. One such ha,
asked for permission to assume the
name "Kerensky battalion"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-11
Revision of Council
Referred to Wilson

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE de-
fense councils plan for recognizing
its committee system to coordinate the
work of purchasing war supplies was
submitted to President Wilson yester-
day. 1t calls for elimination Of most OF
the councils $50 committees and crea-
tion of a war industries board of three
member directly answerable to tn,
council
The three men most generally mer
toned for places on the board are Ber
nard Baruch, julius Rosenwald, chair
man OF the committee on supplies ant
Frank Scott, chairman Of the genera
munitions board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-11
|||||!|I|ugRA CLUB
|'DllED At FORT
LOGAN \. ROOTS
i. W. Dlscher Oklahoma City,
Is Elected President,

q FORT LOGAN II. ROOTS, July II
SSpecial)--With a view to promot.
Ing = better acquaintance among Ok
lahoma men in the training camp, ar
Oklahoms club was formed yesterday
with membership of about 2OC
sSooners."
Officers Chosen.
The officers elected are Fletcher W.
Diseher OF Oklahoma City, Ninth com
pany. president; A N, Bostman of
Drumright, Seventh company, vice
president; w. L. Eaglcton It Norman,
Second battery, secretary. and Hubert
Ambrister OF Norman, Ninth company,
treasurer.
A social committee was appointed,
consisting Of ]. w. Sorrclls OF Sham
rock, First troop; Francis Schmidt OF
Tulsa. Ninth company; SANDY" laing
Of Oklahoma City, First troop; Frank
Smigeisky Of Oklahoma City, Second
battery; and Mack Heath OF Norman,
Ninth company.
The committee is now planning a
series Of entertainments which will be-
gin with dinner dance at local ho-
tel, the date to be announced later.
On account Of temporary conges-
lion at the Austin, Texas, ground
school. no aviation students were sent
out this week, but il is probable that
en- increased number will be sent next
week or later when the congestion i,
relieved.
Artillerymen Drill
Student artillerymen are getting in
beveral hours drill day with the
equipment of the Iowa field artillery
which recently went into camp at the
post here, but as yet the cavalry has
not received its mounts.
n With the completion OF the new rifle
range, the First and Second batterie,
today began actual target practice with
The regulation arms and ammunition.
and this work will continue throughout
the week. Although a number OF the
suen show evidence Of developing into
masksmen, the scores made today will
not be posted for a short time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-11
Meyer Gerhard Promoted.

COPENHAGEN. July ll.-Dr. An
, ton Meyer-Gerhard, who was Count
Won Bernstorffs emissary to Emperor
William in connection with the Lusi-
tania case and whose activities in the
United States were the subjec, OF much
comment, has been promoted to be
ministerial director of the German CO.
lonial office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-11
Paper Suppressed for War.

COPENHAGEN, July ll.-Die Zu-
limit, Maximilian Harden's publica-
@)sa, now has been suppressed for the
reInainder Of the war, according to the
Berlin Tageblatt. Herr Harden ha,
beea mobilized under the auxiliary
civil service law and will be employed
- military clerk. The government
sqns time ago had planned to take this
Aetioa but lacked the courage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
w. w. Aston Loses
Contest to Change
Murray Hill Block

The Board OF Estimate yesterday de
MED the petition of William Waldorf
Aston, OF London. to change from a
residential TO a business district the
block on the west side OF Madison Ave
nue. from Thirty-ffth to Thirty-siXth
Street. owned by Baron Aston.
When the commission on building
restrictions planned the city zones this
block. among others in the Murray HI!
section. was restricted 10 residential
purposes. The residences of J. p. Nor
gan and his brothcr-in-law, Herbert l..
Satterlec, are opposite the Aston prop
erty. Mn Morgan. Mr.. Satterlee and
other residents of the Murray Hill dis
trict fought hard to check the encroach-
mcnt Of business buildings.
Henry W. Taft appeared for Baron
Aston. and declared that while the ION
ing law was intended TO conserve prop
erty. in his opinion the restrictions put
on this particular block almost amount
ed 10 confscation. Mr.. Taft announced
that his client would take the matter TO
the courts.
1--WE feel that the courts Will uphold
our viewpoint" said Mr.. Taft. "and we
do not regard the opposition to the ap-
plicatiOn as founded on anything more
than social desires and aesthetic tastes,
largely of the property owners diago-
nally opposite
The action OF the board was based
upon report from the Committee on
City Plan recommending that the ap-
plication be denied. The report stated
that a public hearing had been held by
Borough President Marks and a protest
fled against the application by the
Murray Hill Association and by proper
ty owners on the east side Of the ave
nue.. The report stated that an includ-
ing the Murray Hill section in the resi-
dence district the board had in view
the same purpose as in the creation Of
residential districts in other sections
namely. the protection Of the environ
mcnt Of the home in the interest OF
public health. safety and general wei
fare. including the conservation Of
property values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
Honest Dan" Costigan
Made Police Captain

Daniel +. Costigan. dubbed Honest
Dan" for the frank testimony he gave
at the Rosenthal murder investigation,
was made police captain yesterday.
tie has been policeman since 1889,
and attained the rank Of Lieutenant in
1902.
For years Police Commissioners have
nut their trust in Honest Dan When
complaints were received against pO-
lcemen the Commissioner called for
Costigan. He seldom failed TO trace
the matter back 10 its first causes, and
was TOO we'll versed IN the underworld
to be led into condemniEg ofhand po-
licemen who were being whipsawed by
warning gamblers.
At the time Of RoSenthal's murder
the head Of one of the three strong
arm squads" was Honest DAN The
grand jury picked no flaws in his squad.
He is fifty years old. and lives at $50
Ogden Avenue, The Bronx. He will be
in charge of a new bureau, with juris-
diction over the drug and vice tratfics.
Lieutenants Percy NJ. De Bots and
George II. KraufT were also made cap
tains yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-05
"The Church That Is in N ew Y ork

ing. The Opportunity OF Lisvne .
evening. The Biggest Fool in the bios'
Home street The Rev. Harold $. R"mbo
Morning. THE Eyes Of the Lord eVehhs'
sag presentation and patriotic addreSses'
~ Nicholas Avenue The Rev. Elliott ";
Rrovn: Morning, Discomfort. It's cause anu
Cure evening. Our Forgiying Cod
Old FIRST The Rev. Franklin b. Dwight
Morning and evening.
LAFAYETTE Avenue The Rev. Charles Car-
roll Albcrtson: Morning. The heorsW
Prophets and the Present war oveni ~ x
Religious Messages in Recent Ltefssire'
Harlem The Rev George Wells Arm. Nm
Morning. The Single Eye" evening " lr
the Bed Is Too Short and the Covers Io'
Narrow"
weat End The Rev. \ Edwin keigw .
Morning. Mothers evening. NY Mothe'
Bible"
Fourth-The Rev. John Kelmsn; Mornins'
Il lie and Death in the Trenches
Fort Washington The Rev. Daniel Ho !i
man Martin Morning. The Cure for care
evening. "A Woman Did II"
Brick Church The Rev. William 7. Me-
rill. Morning, Holy Communion aiernoo'' /:
tho Rev John Kelman. Of St. Georges o.
Edinburgh.