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Correspondence Especial para Ia PFENs

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abrl. 10.
La credencial del ingeniero Fe TX
Fulgen":o Palavicini CONC diputado
al Congreso de IN Union por ei pri-
mer distrito de Tabasco, fue recha-
zada por IA Camara de D~iputados,
tras De IN escandaloso debate, y CT
referido ~ingeniero aprehendido al Sd
lir de Ia Camara e internado en- IA
Inspection General de Policia, po"
los ataques que lanZ6 en- Ia asam-
blea Ell contra del "poderoso'-como
ca!ificara al general Oregon. autor
de su arresto Y de Ia c,ausura de los
p~eriodicos Eel Universal" Y eel Ma
c.onal.'
Ia session verificada aver en- Ia Ca
mara Ia sido una de las mas sensa-
~cionales. Sc lanZaron tremendoS alta
cues contra Palavieini, por varios d.
patadcs. V P~alavicini. I SUI vez, pro-
voc6 tempestuosoS aplausos al alta
car al militarismo y al hacer la his
toria de los atropellos de que ha s!do
victima.
Alfonso Cravioto fue el defensor
de Palavicini Y el que mas abogo por
que Sc aprobara IA credenclai de!
mencionado ingeniero. Palavicinl no
SO bahio ~nresentado en- Ia Camara,
poroue estaba enfermo, segun 10 de-
claraban los certificaGo9 med:cos
p-esentados a Ia Secretaria, Y como
el dictamen Sc ~eXpresaba que sc cls-
putaban el triunfo por el mismo dis
trito. Palavicini Y Rafael Martinez
Escobar V Sc hacia Ia narration de
las irregularidades cometidas; Ora
, vioto pidi6 que Sc aplazara Ia d!scu-
sion del dictamen por v~elntlcuatro
horas a fin de que pudiera presen-
tarsa ell ingeniero Pa:aviicni y con-
testar 4 las impugnacioncs que Sc H.
! cicran.
-Palavicini no esta enfermo-
contests Martinez Escobar-pues Sc
lie ha visto ~paseando en- IA Coton''
Roma.
Iablaa varios diputados entire eilos
! Jacinto Trevino Y PesQuelra, dlclen-
do que Sc aplace Ia discussion del die
s,men en- vista dc que los certified
dos mGdicos prueban que Pa Avic:ni
50 halla enfermo.
No hay que Greer en- esos certi-
ficados-clama desde su curui Mar
tinez Escobar-Luego propone que
una comisi6n pase a il ~residencia de
Palayic;ni : invi.arlo que Sc presen-
te sin demora, de ser cierto que Sc &c
IA visto lie paseo en- la Colonia Ro'
ma.
Eablln en- seguida varios dlputa'
dos. iniciandose el desorden. Garcia
Vigil lra que le han dicho que
PaIavic!ni trata de salir del pals y
hide Sc nombre una comlSion que va
Va 4 decirle que Sc presente en- Ia "a
mara, para "vcr 81 tiene reuma en- Ia:
p~icrnas o en- Ia cabeza.'
En- medic del desolden, cuandt
varios MISUNDERSTANDING Escobar
Garcia Madrano Y otros-habian SO
licitado ell uso de Ia palabra para alta
car 4 Palavicini-CraviotO deciara
Ia asamblea que hi hablado por te'
~lafono a Palavicini y que este, en-
~contrandose en- cana. va abandonaba
ell lecho para presentarse.
Sc produce gran expectation. UnoS
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WILSON'S CORECA
RETIENE LOS N
POSTiZOS EN- LA BOCA
Eyita las Encias Ulceradas

Las encias Sc ~enecjen y sc hlnchan
ron frecuencia, V IA dentadIra Sc afEo-
ia, zero este no eS culpa del dentista
Una application de CCEEGA sobre IA
plaza dental. evita estes in~cOnvenIen-
ties Y la retiene ~firmsmente en- posi-
rion. Tambien favorece Ia hygiene de
Ia boca. Vale 25c. en las drogue-
rias y casas que venden articulos de
to4ador. pida muestra gratis q Co.
resa Chemical Co, Cleveland, Ohio
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Villa, con gran astucla, pa-
rece eludir I'm encuentrC
conFrancisco Murgula
Est iefe avanza con sus fuerzas, interaandose en- e cor
ron de la sierra sin poder iocaEizar a Villa
v a su columna principal

una batalla campal, en- IA que pud.e'
IA utilizar IL artiI!eria cue llcv0 4.
occidcnte de Chihuahua.
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guia haya fatigado a su genie ira
tando de hallar al enemigo.
Villa tene cscondidas barras de
plata y orc.

Tn diario de Ia localidad infoEma
cue por noticias, al parecer a%utentl-
cas. llegadas 4 ia frontera. Sc sabe
que Francisco Villa tiene escondldas
en- los Estaslos de Chihuahua Y Du-
TANGO en- lugares que solamente Ell
conoce. mil barras de plata y orc
cuvo valor asciende 4 mas de un MI
Hon de dolares. Hace tempo Sc dlJo
tambian Que Villa tenia en- su poder
una gran cantidad de barras de plata
V orc que confisc6 q i~mportantes en-
presas mineras de Chihuahua Y Du-
range, pero hasta ahora NADIA Sc ha
ccmprobado. Dicese que esaS barraS
de orc V plata las tenia reservadas
Villa para pagan IN gran cargamen-
20 de armas V m%uniciones que habla
contratado en- los Estados Unldos Y
los agentes del gobierno en- la from
G = han m~anifestado saber de buena
que iban a ser pagadas en- ba-
de orc Y Plata las arrlas y mu-
n~iciones que trataban de desembar-
ear hace algunos dias Ell un punto
lie Ia costa occidental de Mexico Y
as cuales fueron confiscadas por el
,obierno en- la costa de California.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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PALAvlClnl, FUE NUEvAth, ETE
APREHENOID0 Al SALIR
De Ia CAMARA
Lanzo trcmendos ataques al militatsmo encAbezado por
Cbreeon v causa gran sensation en- Ia Camara al de-
clarar Dor que y por quienes es p~ersegui1o

diputados retiran las propos!ciones
que habian hecho y otrCs Ia solicitud
para hablar en- contra.
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La Cruz Roja en- Eagle Pass.

Aver qued0 formalmente estab.e-
cida en- esta ciudad, una delegation
de Ia Cruz Roja Americana. que lnl-
clio Gesde luego sus trabajos.
La forman ,os mas altos elemen
tos de Ia sociedad americana dc Ea-
gle Pass.
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Ell Sr. Siurob no ataca desde Ell
punto de vista legal, tratado precisa-
mente por Ia Comision; pero dice
que 10 hara en- 10 politico. Entire otros
careos a Palavicini, hace los siguien-
tes; haber c~ombat:do a la Revolu-
ci6n, en- IA epoca de Ia dictadura por
f:riana: haber sido renovador en- ia
epoca de Huerta; que fue NAL Minis
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de que los cubanos sabran responder
al Ilamamiento que sc les dirija rara
prevenirse a la defensa de tan eleva-
dos y supremns i%ntereses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

Contemporaries. T. \. Smoot, II. o..
the pastor. will preach at / o'clock
this morning and at o'clock This
evening.
Monumcnt-Rev c.. II. Lambeth. d.
H., the pastor. will preach this morn
ing on "Impotent Disciples" and this
evening on What Shall l Do for My
SOM"
Rroad Strect-Rer Fred r. Chenault.
the pastor. will preach this morning
on THE Christian Home" and this
evening on Il Am the Light Of the
World"
Park PInce-Rev. W. f. Thompson,
u. -. the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on dimensions.
and at S o'clock this evening on ~
Study in Conscience-Nathani law
thornc." The every member canvass"
postponed on account of the weather
from last Sunday. will be made this
afternoon.
Laurel Street-Rev. w. C. Boggs. the
pastor. will preach at II o'clock this
morning and at S o'clock this even
ing. Rev. X. II. Potts, y. D., the pre-
siding elder of the Richmond district.
will preach at o'clock Wednesday
evening and hold quarterly conference
after the service.
Highland Park-Rev. r. NJ. White.
the pastor. will preach at II o'clock
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DR.. VANCE TO ASSIST
IN REVIVAL SERVICES
Nashville Minister VIII Preach Dnily
During Next Week ut First
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. James |. Vance. -. H.. OF Nash
VILE. the pastor Of the largest Pres
byterian Church in the South. viii
conduct the services ut the First Pres
bytcrian Church during the simulta-
neous revival campa ign. beginning next
Sunday. March is. and continuing un-
til April /. DR.. Vance will speak
daily also at the MONDAY meetings for
men ut the Central Young Mems Chris
tian Associa ton.
After being graduated from King
College and Union Theological Scmin-
airy, Or. Vance began his work as pas
tor Of the church at Wythcvillc. From
there lie went TO the Second rresby-
terrain Church in Alexandria. lie was
also pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church IL Norfolk. and went from there
TO Nashville. DR.. Vance is the author
Of several books. inclndinG Zinc Young
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EPISCOPAL.

81 r,,t..p., ~. rn
n n ~ - itusScii b""!"
o'clock ,his VII praa'h =, ~
,r 60 '',s morning on The wings
ing on THE Forgiveness az GOD " rho
morning sermon viii be one of So
ries on tho general subi,.t ..pcrson,,
religion. and til" evening sermon. one
Oh series on The Sufficient God :"
iioi! communion viii he administered
al $50 O'Clock this morning.
st. Jnmes-Rev. q. I.r.e,and pc,or
the rector viii preach AT II ,,oct
this morning. and Rev ! Er,n.i. ny,
bic. the rector of 81. Andrews cbur'.r
at Sis O'Clock mic a,..;, ~, -,
communion VIII be administered at
go CLOCK tais morning.
Monumentnl-Rev. James " N.rris
-. d.. the rector. win nre.,;, q, :,
o'clock this morning and =, : o.lo,l
this afternoon.
All Snints'-Rev. !. pownm,n no
rector. will preach -, II o.,,n,r ,his
morning and at > o'clock mis- after
noon. Union I.cnten services wiIl H..
held next Saturday afternoon -, :
O'Clock a. .
ST. Nndrcw'.-Rcv. J. Francis nihbla
the rector will preach and .,d,niri.
ter the Holy Communion al II o.rlo,L.
This morning. Rev Philip 4 Arthur
viii preach at S o'clock to-nirb,
81 John.s-per IIn.h " c,,, ,
rector Iii - " ."biett' the
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this morning and u, S o'clock this

this morning and at o'clock this
evening.
Union StntIon-ftcv. NJ. s. Colonna.
ID. d.. the pastor. will preach a, ii
o'clock this morning or The Sccrc,
OF Happy Home" and at o'clock
this evening on What Is the Minimum
Cost OF a Rcvival?"
West End-Itcv q. w NJ TAYLOR.
the pastor. will preach ut IL O'Clock
this morning and at o'clock this
evening.
Hrnnch M~morini-Iicv. W. Oliver
I ''ordnh. the pastor. Will preach this
morning on "perSonal Communion with
G"d. and this evening on The Mighty
Appeal for Usefulness"
Decatur strcrt-Rcv. Samuel l.. DUN
| viilc. the pastor. will preach this morn
ing on The Greatest Need Of tho
church" and this evening on Dry
Bones
81. Pnurs-iscv. u. II. Potts. H. u
presiding elder OF the Richmond dis
trict. viii preach at II o'clock this
morning. and Rev Victor l.. Marsh.
the pastor. at o'clock this evening
ihS subject of tho evening sermon viii
be Jesus Game Not to Condemn"
Grnrr-kcv. j. IS Peters. the pastor
VIII preach at IL o'clock this mornin::
on God in the Home" Rev II H.
iot's. -. H.. viii preach at S o'clock
this evening.
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FIVE

has there been a more appronr,atA
time for thus cultivating a spirit az
devotion. never u tine when We 40
need to humble ourselves before Cod.
to rid ourselves OF human seltshncss,,
TO look Tor guidance that We may id
me WI OF God and seek the cstab-s
lshmcnt OF tho Kingdom OF our LORI,
Let us. in tho spirit Of surrcndsr
10 God. and Of sympathy and compass
sion for mankind. set apart those dara
OF sacred memory. ever praying that
the risen Christ may be enthroncd over
the life Of a redeemed world" =
The invitation suggests that all mas
tors preach sermons on Sunday April
!. on The incarnation" aud on Easter
sunday. April S, on THE Power Of tho
resurrection" Topics AFRO suggested
also for special daily prayers during
the week. each topic being Il phrase
OF the Lords Prayer
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felt want. true tonic supplying iron
IN an easily digested and assimilated
form. n true health builder in every
sense Of the word"
Pr I. Alphonsus Wallace. Al ply
stefan of many years experience in
many honorary titles in England. was
next asked To give an opinion on MIX
atcd Iron. Or. Wallace said:
II do not make Il practice of recon-
mendinS advertised medicinal products,
bu' have found NuXatcd Iron SO pu-
tent in nervous. rundown conditions
that believe all should know of il,
The men and women of today need
more iron in their blood than was the
because OF the emineralized diet which
now Is served daily in thousands of
homes and also because Of the demand
for greater resistance necessary to off
set the greater number OF health haz-
ards TO b: met at every turn
,,o mhG next to be consulted was Or.
and author, who said
heartily concur in all that Dr.
James has said only in some respects
20 mention how foods lose their iron
value by improper methods of cookery.
In 'n s,,r most common foods OF America,
nlesi noiished rice. white bread. soda
crackers. biscuits, macaroni. spaghetti.
tapl9ca. sage. farina.. degcncrated corn
meal no longer is iron to he found
Refining processes have removed the
iron of Mother. Earth from these i'm
poverished foods and silly methods OF
nome cookery, by throwing down the
waste pipe the water in when our
vegetables are cooked. is responsible
Tor another grave iron loss. There
fore. if ynn wish TO preserve your
youthful vim and vigor to n ripe age.
YOU must supply the iron deficiency i'm
Your rood ny using some form of or
ganic reconstructed Iron. just az Won
would use salt when your food has
MOI enough salt
NOTE--Nusated Iron which In prescribed
ahh recommended above by physicians in
ruch great variety Of cases is not Il
patent medicine nor secret remedy. but one
Mhicn Is Wen Known to druggists and whose
IRON constituents are widely prescribed bv
cinlhch' physicians everywhere. Unlike the
Older inorganic iron products IL Is easily
assihiiatci does not inJure the teeth mak-
thcin biack nor upset the stomach; on the
contrary. liz most potent remedy In
nearly all forms Of ind gcstlon. as wei nv
,on =, nervous er,. run down conditions. The
~ NuNated Iron that they offcr to forfeit
cannot lake any man woman under 10
VINO lacks iron and Increase their strength
200 per cent or over In four weeks time
provided they have no serious organic trou.
he: They also offer to refund your Nancy
" II does not ut least double your strenrtG
ana endurance In ten days time III ia
niapenseu In this city by Tragic Drug Co
Polk Miller Drug Stores. Childrey DriI- 10
nnd all good druGgists.-Adv.
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;, IN very interesting and instructive
discourse on the great value az plenty
OF iron IN the blood. DIR. Howard James.
late of tho United states Public Health
Service. said:
"A patient of mine remarked to me
carter having been on a six weeks
course of NuXated Irom.
:" Say, Doctor, TINT there stun is like
maggie
previous to using NuNated Iron, I
had been prescribing the various min
eral salts of iron for years. only 10
meet complaints of discolorcd teeth,
secreti1ns; etc" and | had about
reached the conclusion That the only
way to supply iron was 10 get the
patient to eat very large quantities Of
spinach, carrots and lentiis. when /
came across NuXated Iron, an elegant,
inEenius preparation containing or
ganic iron, which has no destructive
action on the teeth--no corrosive effect
on the stomach and which is readily
assimilated into the blood and quickly
makes It's presence felt by increased
Sigor. snap and staying power.
Iron is absolutely necessary to en-
able your blood to change food into
living tissue. Without il. no matter
how much or what you eat. your food
doing you any good. You don't get the
strength out of IL, and as consc-
quence you become weak. pale anil
to grow in a soil deficient in iron.
AS have said Il hundred times over.
organic iron is the greatest of all
strength builders. IL people would only
throw away habit forming drugs aud
nauseous concoctions and take simple
NuNatcd Iron, am convinced that the
lives OF thousands of persons might he
saved who now die every year from
pneumonia. grippe consumption. Kid
ncy. liver and heart troubles. etc. The
real and true cause which started their
diseases was nothing more nor less
than lack OF iron in the blood.
Thousands OF people suffer from
iron deficiency and do not know it,
IF you are not strong or well. you
owe IL to yourself to make the follow
ing test: See how long YOU can work or
how far you can ak without bccom-
ing tired. Next take two hve-grain
tablets of NuXated Iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks
Then test your strength again and see
how much you have gained. From my
own experience with NuXatcd Iron I
feel IL is such n valuable remedy Tint
II should be kept in every hospital and
prescribed by every physicion in this
country"
DIR. Il. Sauer, n Boston physician, who
has studied both in this country and
great European medical institutions
was asked what he thought OF DIR.
James remarks. In reply, he said: II
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standing his age. iThc secret. he said
was taking iron Nuxatcd Iron had
he was IN bad health; at IL he was
coreworn and nearly all in--now at 30,
after taking NuXatcd iron. u miracle
OF vitality and his face bcaminS with
the huoyancy of youth"
DIR. n. j. Newman. formerly House
Surgeon jefferson Park Hospital. CHI
cago, in commenting on the value of
NuNatcd Iron. said: This remedy has
proven through my own test az IL to
excel any preparation have ever used
Tor creating red blood building up the
nerves. strengthening the muscles and
correcting digestive disorders. The
manufacturers arc to be congratulated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11

Well. -. - Of Norfolk. will preach
to-day AT both morning and evening
services.
Grace sircct-H.v. Lloyd 4. Wilson
-. -. III" pastor. VIII preach at II
O'Clock this morning on The Chris
tians Wealth" and al 5 o'clock this
evening on Gods First Question.
With the services to-day Dr Wilson
viii commence u series Of daily evan
geiis,c services which viii continue
for two weeks.
First-Ecv. George W. Mcdaniel. d.
d.. the pastor, Viii preach at IL o'clock
this mornin. and AT o'clock this even
ing.
Pine Strcrt-l;cv. W. y. l.. smith. D.
D.. viii preach the anniversary SER
mon 10 the Young Mems Missionary
Society at IL O'Clock this morning
Rev. J. l.. iIutson. u. -. the pastor
will preach this evening on Il Have
Set the Lord Always Befor. Me"
Leigh strccr-Rcv j. J. Wicker. ID.
H., the pastor. Will preach at II o'clock
this morning on brotherhood and Ma
tionalism" and At O'Clock this even
ing on Final Things-Heli."
Bnrion Hcight.-n.v \. H. Rudd. ID.
d., the pastor. viii preach AT II o'clock
this morning on The Family Altar"
and at o'clock This evening on
Fields White to Harvest"
Northsidc-Ecv. Perry Mitchell. the
pastor. will preach at IL O'Clock this
morning on Prayer and at o'clock
this evening on Gratitude"
I'uIton-Rcv. w. Thorburn Clark,
the pastor. Will preach at II o'clock
this morning on Tho World Into
Which lie Came, or tn. Value Of the
Church" and at ) o'clock this evening
on ~ Conversion by the Rivers idc."
Route, nrd-Itcv. Francis Lee Al
bert, tho pastor. viii preach this morn
ing OF The Christian Home and this
evening ON The Meaning Of Prayer
Ginter Purk-Dr purccr. OF the
baptist Foreign Mission BOARD. viii
preach at IL o'clock this morning.
There viii be no evening service.
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CALLS WEEK OF PRAYER
Federal Council OF Churches or Christ
Would HIVE Period Of United In
tcrccSst0n for Nation.

Tho seven days preceding Faster
sunday have been set apart "a week
OF prayer by the Federal Council OF
the Churches of christ in America, and
Rev. Frank Mason North. n. H. the
president OF the council. has issued
an invitation 10 all Christian people
to join in observing 1t.
Says the call:
The Federal Council earnestly rec
omm"ndS that the week preceding
Easter he given to united interccssion
The subjects suggested follow the
thought of our Lords Prayer.
Never in the history of our nation
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I.IrIIEltA y.

~. Johns German ENnnE~iicni-Eev
Oscar ,;,ithe. tho pastor. Viii preach IN
English at IL o'clock this morning and
at 8 o'clock this evening. The subject
nf the sermon this morning Will be.
.'Wonan. Behold Thy Son" l.cntcn
services in German will be held -
o'clock Wednesday evening.
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TERRAIN.

Eir>t-Rcv. i. Il. McFadcn. u. H.. the
pastor. will preach IT II o'clock this
morning and AT o'clock this evening.
Second-Rcv. j. Ritchic Smith. u. D..
OF Princeton Theological Seminary,
viii! preach at IL o'clock this morn
ing. and Rev Russell Cecil. u. D.. the
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Special Musical rrorrnm

Music at the meeting Of tho mems
Bible class of Grace Episcopal Church
this morning Will be furnished by Misc
Adrianna kuyk. soprano. and c. Ralph.
Ludwig. tenor. OF the First PreshyteZ
RAN Church. and Charles NJ. Andrews
baritone. of the Second Presbyte-'
rian Church. The class meets from.
9:i5 until 1915 O'clock
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MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoCIN-
TION.

Central BuildinG-Jacnb Lmlauf viii
speak on plain Clothes or Uniform"
at the mems meeting at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. -. w. Dichl. of Rich
mond College. will speak 10 the boys
club ut o:30 o'clock on Bulldog Smith
-Lunbcrjack." The conversational BIZ
ble-study class Will meet at ) o'clock
this afternoon.
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Man Foursuuarc. Church Portals"
aud The College OF Apostles"
In all the places where hc has work
cd. Or. Vance has been greatly beloved
and has had Il remarkable influence
upon the community. especially upon
the men, said Roy. +. r McFadcn. -
H.. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, yesterday. lie is brilliant
orator. of attractive personality and
winning address"
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sEvENTu-pAY ADVENTIST.

Norris street Chnpcl-Arthur y. Scrns.
the pastor. VIII preach this evening on
Jehovah Handing Earth's Representa-
tive Ills Passports.
Life and Ad~cnt-M. NJ. Shurtliff. Of
Duxbury. Mass. will speak al II
o'clock this morning and al o'clock
this evening and ut Il series of evan
relistic services At S o'clock each even
ing this week.
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WIN speak on Cntechl,m.

Rev. James Gibson, Rector OF ST
Stephens Episcopal Church. westhamp-.
ton. will speak on the third division
Of the catechism at tho union Lenten
service at S:l5 o'clock Tuesday even
ing in st. Andrews Church Tho ser
vice will he the third of u series held
by the Episcopal churches OF Rich.
nOul.
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BAPTIST.

Second-Rev. 4. Clagett skinner. D.
-, the pastor. will preach this morn.
ing on The Stability Of the Christian
Life and this evening on - Love
That Will Not Let Ale Co The even
Ing service will begin at 7:i5 o'clock
In order 10 allow time for a musical
program.
Grove Avcnue-Rey. Calvin $ Black
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VIII Address bible Class.

Adam piacont. former officer OF
the Frank -. Bates Bible Class OF
Union Station Methodist Church. will
address the class this morning Plans
Viii b" made at that time for special
work by the class during the coming
simultaneous evangelistic campaign.
w. ]. Hechier will direct the music
during the revival services and has
secured fifty singers in addition to the
regular members of the choir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-11
Calls on People
to Go to Church TO-DAY

hearty responsc by the people
OF RtchinOnd to-day tn tho call for
Il rrcord-brcRkinE church attendance
Will mean much To the success Of the
coming simultaneous cvnngcIistic
campaign. u will MISC add mntcri-
nily to tho hundreds Of home prayer
meetings to he held this week. All
Richmond Is urged TO respond hcnrt-
lily and cnthusinsticnity to this Spe-
rtni request nndr for tho dny. The
Kings business should hnyc our Hrst
attention.
GEORGE W. RENTER,
President Ministerial Union OF Rich
rnOnd.