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Thousands to Wear
Flower for Mother

Mothers Day will he observed to-
day tn Richmond by the wearing 81
lowers upon the breasts OF thou
sands of persons n by scrvIces OF
an appropriate character in prnc-
ticnily every church and Sunday
school. That Will DC the outward
form the celebration will take. II
II believed that there will he also
many little deeds OF thouahtfuIncss
done. tender letters written and
loving wore. spoken, either to the
n'others that nr~ living or In mem
"rE ri those that are absent
Mothers Day was smcInIIy r.cos-
nt'ed In the United States several
!e0rs nEo by Joint r~solutlon Of the
two housr. of ConRress.. Sinre that
time it has been customary far
executive omciaIs to call attention
{" tho day by proclamation mad for
the churches to take the Ics0 In
making tho orcaSion u,-mornbI. by
h'ttnE acrrtccs.. The cnrnatina IL
used as the Mothers Day flower.
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BAPTIST

Tirst-Rev. George W. Mcdaniel
ID. d.. the pastor, will preach at II
o'clock this morning and Sis O'Clock
this evening. he vii, deliver the an
niEl sermon TO tho Communicates OF
knights Templar of Richmond.
second-Rev. T. Clagett skinner, u.
H. the pastor. will preach az II o'clock
this morning on "The Limit and
Measure OF Human Responsibilities" and
at S:i1 o'clock his evening on THE
Tabernacle and the Camp" Howard ID.
Bryant will sing Keep the Home
Fires burning at the evening SER
tlce.
Grace street-Rev. Kerr Royce T,lp.
ncr. d. d.. Of Philadelphia, will! preach
at II o'clock this morning on "ChrIst.s
Coronation of the Humble and at s:ia
o'clock this evening on "a Vision OF
Jesus"
Grove Avenue-Rev. ". C. James. p.
D.. the pastor. will preach at II O'CLOCK
this morning on The Possibilities Of
Little Faith" n at S:15 O'clock this
evening will have charge OF a Moth.
ers' Day program.
Nortks7de-Rev. Perry Mitchell. the
castor, will csc important matters
for the consideration OF the cuisrc.
cation at the morning service and
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THE AND


made strong through persecution. II
Is we endure for Him who en-
dured so much for w that seems TO
make our belief u very part OF our
life. But stu there was another step.
lie was cast out. and Jesus heard OF
II and looked for him tthe blessed
search Of the Christ for his childD, and
then in the temple came the great
revelation from the Master: II that
speak unto thee am the Son OF God"
/, and the great confession from the
and he worshiped Him. Il was worth
he't:g east OUT" to hare such n mes
sage spoken to him: and It was the
,ovirE tribute Of a grateful soul which
mast have conifortcd the Master.
Christ never forgcts those who trust
Hin. IL We confess Him He will con-
Cess us. If ne try to do light He will
bless us. If we SO on our way hold.
ing fast 10 the littie faith we have lie
will give us at last the brightness OF
truth. This blind man is a ;ypc of
humanity. sA1cn can only see as the
Christ opens their eyes. And Christ
alone can heal our blindness. Has He
healed yours. and arc you loyal to Him?
Dear Muster. | see only dlmly. but I
know Thou wilt give me full sight by
and by IL use for Thy glor: what I
have. Cause NY faith TO grow: deepen
my confidence: make me to love Thee
first and above all. IF I must suffer
! know that so ] will he drawn nearer
to Thee and know Thee more truly.
OH. Thou Light Of the Wo,!d. cause
men everywhere TO know Thee. and
hasten the day "Ien al shall see Thee
In Thy glory. Amen.
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CHRISTIAN

seventh s,reet-Rcv. II. u. c. Mac-
!achlaN. =. -. the pastor, T!li prcaca
this morning on "EouEht With a .i>e
this evening the annual sermon
20 the Federation OF Mothers clubs
on the subject, The hannah Of To.
DAY" The members Of tie federation
H.n attend in 4 body.
more Avenu~-rev. George ".
keinpcr. the pastor. will preach II
II O'Clock ;iis morning and at y:la
o'clock this evening. Tho I;a.a,a AMI
.'!:!!athea Glasses of the Sunday scnoo.
Vii have 81 Mothers Day program THIS
morning. on which Rev. Fred T.. Che
nau!i. pastor oc S:oad street Methods,
Church. Is listed TO speak. and AUBREY
Pond 20 sing.
Colonial riace-Thero WILL be "a
meeting OF the Sunday school 4: s:sa
o'clock THIS afternoon, after .u:c.
VIII be Il sermon.
f"wardin Avrnuc-I-aynen @: the
CONGREGATION Mil spca.S at II o.c!oc:;
;his mcrning or q Rail-? Day program.
f'e'. john ~ Tate. the pastor. vii
preach at S O'Clock this evening O..
Mother"
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METHODIST.

COMMUNICATIVE. T. A.. Smoot, D. D..
;hc pastor. will preach al II o'clock
,hiS mcrning and at S o'clock this
evening. The fact thar to-day is Moth
crs' pay will be emphasized IN both
'eI'iccS.
4rond $tre.t-Eev. Fred r. Chenau,t.
II: pastor. will preach ri IL O'Clock
his morning on THE Mother and the
Child" and at S:13 o'clock his even
!aS on The blessings OF IindranceY."
Nonume nt-Rcv. George II. AIcFaden
will preach at II o'clock this morn
~ ard Rev. G.. II. Lambeth, n. D..
The pastor, at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Park Plnce-Rev. W. r. Thompson,
y. D.. the pastor. will preach at II
o'cloci: this morning on "Life's Great
Achievements From Impulse" and. ri
zion Mcnaced by Traders Who Fix
Foo pricca."
Decatur Str-et-Rev. Samuel L. Dunn
Vile, the pastor. will preach this morn
ing 4 sermon appropriate to Mothers
Day. The annual children's day SER
vices OF the Sunday school viii, be
hcld at $3.50 O'clock this evening. About
100 children. assisted By the junior
choir will take part.
Highland Pnrk-Rev. r.. N. White
the pastor. will preach a Mothers Day
sermon at the morning service. Rev.
r. II. Potts. n. D.. presiding cider OF
the Richmond district. will preach this
evening.
West End-Eev. &c. w. NJ. Taylor.
the pastor. will preach at IL o'clocii
this. morning and at s o'clock this
evening.
sc. Pnul:S-Rev. Victor L. Marsh. the
pastor. will preach this morning on
~ Sufficient IDEAL" The anniversary
of the Epworth League will be cele-
bratcd at the evening service.
Grnce-Eev. ]. B. Peters, the pastor.
VIII preach at II o'clock this morn
Ing and al S o'clock this evening.
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WILL BURN NOTES ON
TABERNACLE CHURCH
All indebtedness Han Bcen Paid, and
Congregation Hopes soon to- Pro-
iced With Building Plans.

Notes OIL the debt Of Tabernacle Bap-
t!st Church wil! be burned publicly
at the services to-day. Whic! will cell
ehra". the tairtieth anniversary of the
establishment OF the Sunday school.
The Indebtedness on the building was
paid in full last week. The struc-
ture. with its equipment. is estimated
TO be worth $4,000. Ilans will be
made shortly, 1t is hoped, TO complete
the full church property by adding 10
the Sunday school department now
standing. the handsome new audito-
rum for which the architect has al
ready made provision. The congrega-
ton has "a membership OF 1850. and the
sunday school an enrolment OF 1900.
The program for the exercises this
morning is as follows: 0 o'clock. quiet
hour service: $50 o'clock. devotional
service, s:4j o'clock. class meetings;
1910 o'clock, ~mass-meeting OF the
school: 1915 o'clock. chi!dren's pro-
gram: 1880 O'Clock. parade around the
square; II o'clock. address b. DR.. d.
r. Anderson. Rev. w. I. Dali is pas
tor or the Tabernacle Church.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

St. rnui's-Rev. W Russell Bowie.
y. ID. The rector. vii! preach az II
~o'"!oci; Tai. morning and AZ 6:l5 o'clock
this evening. The subjec: OF the morn
ing sermon vii: BE. why Does Not
God S;op the Wa"?' IIol: Communion
MI! be administered at 5:45 o'cloc.;
THIS morning.
~ -. the rector. siil preach at II
j'cioc.: thia morning and al j O'CLOCK
.a!s afternoon.
I'll suin,.'-E"v. J. y. bowman. the
~;crt"r. vii: preach az II o'clock this
:"ornins and at . o'clock this after
.Ioon.
~. Jun'~.-L:ev. G.. i1recland Peter,
he rector. Will preach a; Ii O'Clock
his morning and q, s:l5 o'cloc.: thi.
e"eIiUG.
i"i: Com forter-I;ev. ". Y. Cox. the
'ccto.. "i.l administer tie HOLY. Com
nnn.on ~ .:3c O'Clock this morning
'nd 1:nacii a. !; o'clock THIS morning
ma s o'clock tbs evening.
-. ioIn'.-I:ev. Hugh w. Sut!ett,
~. rector. Will niearh 4; II ~o'c!oc.;
!,s morning and at s o'cloc;; tnis
evening. Tho lIo!. Communion VIII bc
administered ~ ) o'clocl: this evening
L ciLe!l Memorial C!apcl.
~. Andrrv'--Rev. :. Francis I;ibhle.
~ ''tIcf' Az li!ttSI1 ~ IL y ciOCE tElS
morning ~. 1t 5 O'clock this even
ing.
CLri~t-Hcy. Charles W Sy.nor. :hS
:c:tor. will preach at II O'Clock this
morning ana y o'C!oc!. this evening.
'.rnce-Ecy. l.ardon =. Mson. u. D..
The rector. Viii preach at II O'clock
This morning and S:1j o'clock this
evening. Til" mems Bible class will
c-icbrat: Mothers Day at Us neetin;,
II ?:!5 o'clock ;i:is morning.
Meade e ri a l-f;cv. Thomas
em'nca ttr rector, wi!l preach this
corning at the request OF the men OF
he church Oh the subject OF The
Ntonement." The evening subject vii!
%. Great Problems Confronting This
::aton ana some OF our National sins
Hpi~phnnr--T;ev. ". l.. KinsolvinE
vii preach At u O'Clock This morning
iiI At = o'c!p..!; thii evening. The
slhjcC' >: Vie evening sermon will &c
Demonstration o. REORGANIZATION"
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At the cost OF a small tnr Of ordin
ary cold cieam, one can prepare n full
quarter pint Of the most wonderful
lemon skin sottener and compiexioa
beautifer. by squeezing the Juice OF
Two freSli lemons Into II bottle con-
tanning three ounces Of orchard white.
Care should lie taken to strain the
juice through "a. fine cloth so no lemon
pulp gets In, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman know"
;hai lemon juice Is used 10 bleach and
remove such biernishes as snllowneas,
freckles and tan, and ~ the ideal skin
%softener. smoothener and beautIfcr.
Just try III Get three ounces OF or
chard white at. n pharmacy and two
LEMONS from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily Into
tho face. neck, arms and hands. 1t
naturally should help to soften, fresh
en-, bleach and bring out the roses and
beauty OF any skin. 1t is wonderful
To smoother rough, red hands.--Adv.
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Thon.a. to .Addre.. bible Class.

:. L.. Thomas. secretary of the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian .Assooia-
ton and founder OF the brotherhood
Bible Class Of Vcnablc Street Baptist
Church. will speak at the reunion OF
the class at 9:45 o'clock this morning e.
T.. V. Curtis. Of New York City, will
sing. In celebration Of Mothers Day,
a ~carnatiou will be given 10 each one
present at the meeting OF the CLASSY.
Tie service has hec1 arrange by .
committee composed OF w. \. WARM
ner, L. Z. Bowdcn and W. y. Moran.
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will preach this evening on THE Ma.
crocosnl Of Man"
F~ulton-Rev. W. Thorburn Clark. tin.
pastor. VIII preach this morning OF.
Aletners' Day and this evening on the
SUBJECT. ITO Young Converts"
Cinter Iark-Rev. ". r.. l.. Smith.
-. d.. VII! prcacl, at II O'Clock this
morning. There will he no cve.....
service.
Hsuierard-T:ev. W. I. Martin Will
rreac! at II o'cloc;: ;n:s morning o.,
Christian Growth and Rev. Francis
Lee -A!bcrt. :hc pastor, Will preach the
annua! Mothers Day sermon at the
evening service.
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MEETS AT EPIPHANY CHURCH
Daughters of the Xins Hold ,nnun,
session With Mrs. ". &. Powers. p
President.

On Friday. at Epiphany Church. tho
daughters OF tho KinG, of the state
or virginia. held their annual meet
Ing with Mrs. w. a. Powers. OF Monu-
mental Church. IA president, and Mrs.
*. e. kuyk as secretary. Tho open
Ing service was conducted by Rev.
J. w. Morris. D. D.. OF Monumental
Church, and an n%pproprlte address was
made by Rey. 6. NJ. Brydon, OF st.
siars'H. The service was followed by
q business meeting, during which, re-
ports were rcLd from a large number
OF chapters. Lunch was served by
the women OF Epiphany Church.
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Business Wen 10 oa.ervc n.,ncr., Dry.

M"thers' Day VIII ne observed this
morning ir the Second Baptist sun
day School with 4 program arranged
through II ~ccu.tnittce composed of l..
-. tIotchkiss. ~ clyde i2atcliffc ana
Albert Z. August. DR.. JOHN c. Met
calf. the teacher. viii give Il word
Of welcome, and DR.. DouGl"s S, Free
man viii speak III Mother" My
Faith Looks Up to Thee" viii be sung
by Mrs. Frances ". l;inchardt and
Howard -. Bryant, and The Touch
OF Il Mothers Hand" by Ralph Ludwig,
Horace L. Powell, John G. Womble
and Waiter II. SharitZ.
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PRESB1'TI:nI.AN u.

I'irst-Re". W. |. Lingle. p. D.. Will
preach a: u o'clock this u:u:n.ng anu
Il; . o'clock th!s evening.
second-riev. Russell Cecil. u. y,
the pastor. vii! preach a, il O'clock
MS morning and Sis O'Clock this
evening.
Grace Corenant-Eev. j. Calvin
stewart. d. d.. the pastor. will p-eac:,
NJ IL O'clock this morning ard S
o'cloci; this evening.
Westminster-iEav. j. ]. Fair. ..
d.. the pastor. VIII preach ut II o'cIoc.
this morning and Rev. Hobcr, Y,
Niles. ut S:l5 o'clock this evening.
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ADVENTIST,


Life and Adr~nt-EIde- james EoHle
VIII speak At II O'clock this .nornl,e,
on "Proof OF Gods Love for U.s." ana
~ > O'clock this evening Oh Proof OF
eou' e. -. b. :. -.
Morris street CI,nne,-.A. r. Ss-r.;
VIII sneak this evening on Asleep
conclude the series which 10 hse o.
ll"ered ON the books OF Daniel and
Revelations. VIZ"
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Concert ar Eben-cr Chur,,

For thc benefit OF the foreign mis-
a!onary society of %lIbenczcr RaDtis;
Church. co!ored. the choir OF St. Paui.s
Episcopal Church will give a concert
1T $3.50 O'Clock this Afternoon Mt the
church at Judah and Leigh Streets.
The choir consists OF forty voices, led
hy r. FlaXington Harker.
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LUTHERAN,
RAJ EnRlixh Evangelical l.uthcr,u

--hcr. j. J. Schercr. Jr.. tic pastor.
~ii preach Al IL o'clock this mor.inr
~ q special Mothers Day service. Ilr.
douglas s.. Freeman VIII speak p; s
oti?ek ms evening on Florence
Nightingale. and the Offering vii; he
given 10 TIE American led Ccns.
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sunday-schooi association ,o Me-,

The Baptist Hnnday-Schocl Associa-
i:on VIII meet az 4 O'clock this at
tcrnoon at Grove. .Avcnue Baptist
Church. The o%ificers OF tho associa-
lion are Frank T. Crump. president:
W. !. Austin and II. a. Fros,ick. vice
presidents; j.. l.. Fah.. secretary, and
u. Z. Garrison. frea snirar
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service, for Red N.,.

Services for the especial benefit of
members of the Improved Order of Rcd
Men will lie held at II o'clock this
morning iii floge Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church. The paste: will preach
ON the motto OF the order. Freedom,
Friendship and CHARITY .N,5
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Chrt,t. Sc,.,,-
me regular service will be hcld at IL
ociock inis morning. The subject Will
DC Adam and Fallen Man"
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SOCIETY or ruIEyDs.

Centrai y. n. c. A meeting ro-
worship Viii be held 1T II O'Clock this
morning. 800
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-FOUR NOMINATION
EXPECTED FOH MoDERi ToR

The first feature OF the afternoon
session will be the announcements OF
IN. names of the commissioners tina,
have been enrolled and the name OF the
~preshyte.y which each represents. This
announcement Will be made BY Rev.
Thomas II. Law, ID. u, OF Spa rtanburs,
s. G.. stated clerk of the assembly.
Nominations for moderator will then
he made. and ii Is probable that not
less than four commissioners Will be
placed in nomination for this highest
honor that can be bestowed by the
Southern Presbyterian Church. The
moderator tinE he a minister or Il
ruling elder: each moderator is elect
Ell for one assembly only Ind at no
tinic can he occupy this position again.
Only four times in the history OF this
church mas a ruling elder been elected
moderator, this honor almost always
being bestowed upon a minister.
The stated clerk. who Is also the
treasurer of the assembly. and the
permanent clerk succeed themselves in
Office from! year To year. In it's entire
history, the assembly has had only
ntancnt clerks. DR.. Law. the present
stated clerk, has sustained this rela
ton TO the assembly since 1910, and
the present permanent clerk, Rev. j. p.
Leslie. u. D., was elected ut the same
time. The secretaries of tho four eX-
ecutive committces-foreign missions.
homo missions, Christian education and
ministerial relief, and publication and
Sahbath-schoo work-are elected for
n period OF three years each and tllcy
may succeed themselves from term to
term. II the assembly so desires. The
term OF Office Of only one secretary
-xnircs at this assembly. that of Rev.
EEbert W. Smith, ID. D., secretary OF
the executive committee OF foreign
missions.
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INTERNATIONAL nInLE STUDENTS.

shef Haii-W. r. Hughes. OF BROOK
!En. \. y. VIII speak at ) o'c!ock ,..i.
a!terhooh Oh the suoJect. Where We
stand on the Stream or T.ims. T;
Chr'st3 Kingdom Soon 10 BE Sc; In
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APOSTOLIC aUpCH

i'irst-B. C. Peace will speak az q
o'clock this evening Oh the subject.
The Sealing OF the Hundred ana
Forty-Four Thousands"
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UNITARIAN.

F~Irst-Davld Il. Wilson viii .n-.
at 2 laymea's service at II o'clo,.I;
morning. There will be no evening
service.
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MANY RICfIMOSDERS
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

The work OF the board has ex-
banded almost marvelousIy in recent
years. Not onl:' have We work in
Mexico. Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay.
Japan Ch!na. Africa, Italy. Bohemia.
hut on most ot these fields the woTE.
has assumed a new significance, due TO
It's character. II il only in compare
lively recent years that the denomi-
nation tas Institutional mis-
sion work. in execution the commits
sion has expanded and assumed richer
and fuller Significance. Southern Bap-
lists nov i,ve seven hospitals. ten
colleges and .~cIninarieS and three pub
fishing houses o. the foreign mission
fields
The Convention at New Orleans will!
be ii: session from Wednesday to next
Monday. Lay 10 To 81. There viii be
more than 1000 Delegates. and, includ-
eng wives aud visitors. tho crowd is
expected to number 5000.
DR.. Love Will leave for the convcn-
ton to-day. O;hcr Richmond minis
ars WHO will attend are Rev. r.. IL.
Pits. ID. H.; Rev. ~. L. Eal!, Rev. I.
C.agctt Skinner. l.. D.: Rev. George
Mcdaniel. r.. D.: rev. \. q. Rudd, -.
~: Rev. t. 2. Ray. y. d. and Eey.. J.,
J. Wicker. Mrs. W. Z. James. the wife
IF the pastor OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church. IS president Of the Woman's
Missionary Union of the entire couvtn-
:!oi. and will be present at the
meeting.
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Jesus Gives Sight
to the Blind Man
Text. st. John TX. LBS.
Sermon by.
REV. Floyd W. TOmKINs.

This healing OF the blind man liz sig
nihcant In two particulars. First. il
aroused In tho Jewish council a de-
termination to put Jesus To death. Sec
ond. II brings 81 poor blind begEar be-
fore us AS Il witness To the lovc and
power of Christ. and preaents the ties.
tiinony of our Lord TO IIis own divine
nature. Christ did not declare Him
self Us God TO the rharisees' or 10 the
rulers. But He said to the crrinE
woman by Jacobs we'll. u am the
Messiah" and He declared to this
blind man, 81 am the Son OF God
Our Muster still holds Himself hidden
from tho wise and prudent" n
reveals Himself to those who nrr weak
and needy and miserable. because they
arc ready to believe. He who denies
the supernatural cannot expect God to
show Himself by any sign or deciara-
ton. There Is no place for Him in
such a mans hcart. ONLY the humble
and contritc con know cod. The trou-
bic with earthly wisdom and power and
popularity and wealth is that they
have a strong Tendency 10 make = man
deem himself superior not only 10 the
Ignorant and weak and unknown and
poor man, bu, to God Himsrlf. Of Their,
be Il Cod" II IS not Always so. thank
God. There are learned men who ar.
dcvout Christians. and there are rich
mon who serve God nobiy. and there
49, 'f''i "aio'' ~ i'Olhltl =
ity results from their faith ald SER
vice. F;ut tn danger Of earthly possess
slons. both mental and mn,.-ial. lies
In their ~siure!yins power. Hence
Christ turns 10 those who Acknowledge
their nced OF Him.
We need not rchcaisc the story
which is SO graphically yet simply told
bE ST. Jol!:. uut we viii 20 directly to
the lessons /: bring: 10 US. And the
frSt is the answer 10 the question o!
the disciples as 70 the cause Of attic
ton. We har tie same pr1bicm drawn
out To greater length J.. H.; !;1o!. oc
job. WIZ human sifcli ing? "vh.
disciples evidently had not graaped The
message Of Job. but ".r.. sli!l IN she
bondage or the Old Jewish bc!,r: thai
suffering resulted from sin. either IN
her!tcd or direct. In modern tiinct
wi'h the knowledge ccT'iaS 70 u from
rhysic!ann. We rcni.;e ,htt o.. the sur.
face niany disease agn !lhcrItcd .
else result from ;hc ai. ~ the SICK
man.
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y. VI. G.. a.
Central nuiIdInr-

Justice or the Juvenile Court. wil
speak at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon ir
the lobby on the subject. Service. Oh,
roe o! '"uht." Q. Wiago Russell vii
lead tho sinGinr
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William BYRD p,rs-

,",'" n9Fu FHrk-JIc NiIir0n0.
' rS;E'a railway End Power Company
and the Medical College As,oci,,iore
VIII hoid a joint Mothers Dsy ser.
vice at d O'clock this afternoon. TIA.
itowitzer Band will MAY. Bishop col.
i!'is '"a"y Will deliver an address.