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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12
Seveu Ford Again.

when Torchy Got the CALL
another one of those ever-popular
Sewell Ford yarns. in The Washing
ton Star, Sunday. September 16
You just can't afford to miss it, so
watch for this adventure of the red
headed lad and his bride. Wee. s11-3t
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ORDER NIsI.

Ia the Matter of the Sale of the Mortgage
Real Estate of Rutland CAN'T and
Priscilla CAN'T, his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County. No. 1890 Equity.
Ordered this 10th day of September,
1917 That the sale of the property men
toned i'm these proceedings made and re-
ported by James W. Owens, Assignee, be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before
the
nth Day of October, Next:
Provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel County, once in each of three sue
cessiye weeks before the nth day of Octo-
Der next.
The report states the amount of sale
to be $6T5.0O
True Copy. Test:
GEO. WELLS, Clerk. s11-td
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orders have been issued to the ef-
feet that gates at all railroad grade
crossings in New York State shall
henceforth be lowered att midnight,
after which hour automobiles and
other vehicles viii be permitted to
cross the tracks only by requesting
right Of passage Some of our con-
temporaries hail this as desirable
arrangement They forget, evident
~. that the highways belong to the
people, and that the railroad COM
panies have as little right to close
them al any time of day or night, as
they have TO make the crossing of
them perilous There is but one solu-
ton for railroad grade crossing,
and that lies in its elimination.
Christia Science Monitor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

dumb appeal, begging for knowledge
OF truth to guide their action-the
greatest giant Of nations across the
seas rendered impoIent and helpless
because it lacks the cohesive power
OF the press!
But 1.-THE of the Russian people
who can read read newspapers.
Through the vast stretches Of the land
they must depend for knowledge on
tie spoken-aye. even on the whis-
pered word. Imagine this same
Russia with her people having facts
carried TO them through the medium
of the newspaper. Picture the new
found government sending to every
village and hamlet OF its otherwise
unapproachable territory official an
nouncements in newspapers OF its
aims and purposesi What would il
mean to the world today could the
Russian army be told the truth in
such a way? Through all the daz-
ing noise OF war. above the means and
cries OF stricken peoples. drowning
the petty chatter heard in parlia-
ments and congresses. the words of
Richelieu ring out to government in
every land ~The pen is mightier
than the swordl' Let Washington
remember this.
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PAY CASH AND
SAVE A NICKLE.

On and after September
first, 1917, all subscribers to
the EVENING CAPITAL and
MARYLAND GAZETTE will
save a nickle (5cts.) by pay
ing % cents each month in
advance for the CAPITAL at
this Office.
If collector calls for SUBJ
scriptiOn, price will be Scots.
per month.
MANAGER.
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y j. Roland Brady. Auctioneer. Annapoli
TRUSTEES SALE
-OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
ID the City Of AnnapoIls, Md.

By. virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county sitting
In equity. PASSED on the 30th day OF July,
IN the year 19I7, in a case in said Court
depending wherein X. Gardiner Clancy
ct al, are plaintiffs. and John W; Aha ls5o
Faulty in said Court the undersigned
Trustee. will offer 10 public sale at the
Court House door. in the City OF Annap-
oils Maryland, on
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SALE

Family carriage, seats 4 Babc0ck
make. In good condition. Cheap to
quick buyer Phone co. s2s-W
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

In the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

Let The CAPITAL do your Job Print
ing BIlIheads, Letterheads. Envelopes
and Cards. q speciality
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subseslbe to FHE CAPITAL.
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THE:JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
STATE SCHOLARSHIP IN
ENGINEERING IL
COURSES.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS for the
Department of Engineering, as well as for
the College of Arts and Sciences will be
held in Gilman Hall. September 1920, 1917,
beginning at Q A. NJ. each day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

FOR sALE--Cheap, two Baltimore Heat
srs, in excellent condition. Apply to
Mrs. Terry, CarveI Hail. s11wk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

FOR SALE-Furniture, mahogany and
oak; china closet, china, gas stove,
anchor, side-saddle, punching bag, lat
est edition of Webster's Dictionary, sim
gle-barrel shot gun. Call 262 King
George ST from 2 to D. m. s11-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Cooked hard crabs, 80 cents
per dozen; crab meat, 80 cents per
quart: celebrated deviled crabs,
cents apiece. Fresh daily Mary Step
ney. Is East st. g11-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-12

FOR SALE-Organ, Piano and other arti-
Ices. Win sell reasonably. Apply 20
Jefferson ST. s10-3t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

tentennr!-Eev T. \. Smoot r. d.
the pastor "!ll preach a; II O'Clock
this morning and at o'ciocA this
evening.
Monumcnt-Ecv. John 4. Kern. u.
y. OF Randolph Macon College. viii
preach 81 II o'clock this morninr ana
Rev. George II. McFaden. at ) O'Clock
this evening.
broad Strec,-Ecv George II Nc
fadcn. VIII preach 81 u o'clock this
morning. and Rev, Fred Il Chenauit,
the pastor. at s:l5 O'clock this evening
The subjc"; Of the sermon this even
.ns viii be Taking Stock"
MON station-Rcv. NJ s Co.onn..
=. -. the pastor, Viii preach ~ II
o'clock this morning on The Spiri; OF
Worship" and AZ $ O'Clock this even
ing on An rnsoived Mystery"
Grnce-Rev. J. H. Peters. the pas
cor, viii preach a, II O'Clock this
morning and al O'Clock this even
irc.
rnrk pIacr-Trv. W. +: Thompson
y. =. the pastor. will peach al }.
o'clock this morning and at S o'clock
this evening.
Decatur Strret-Ecv. Samuel l.. Dunn
Vile. the pastor, viii preach this morn
ing on Communion Med!tations" ana
this evening on The Signs of the
Times" Mr. Dumv.lie has 1ust re-
turned from Newport News. where ne
spent ten days conducting series of
revival services at Grace Methou,s,
Church.
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BAPTIST.

First-Eev. George W Mcdaniel n
- the pastor. viii! preach a, Ii O'Clock
this morning and at Sis O'Clock this
evening.
second-Ecv. 7. Clagct, skinner. +.
"a. tho pastor. vii! preach at IL O'clock
has morning on 'rartakcra With
Christ" and AZ S:ij O'Clock This even
in- on Self Control" Tic choir will
sing sweet tic Moments" from Lucia
at the evening service.
Grove Avcruc-tcv w g. James,
II. ~. tho pastor. Till preach and adj
minister the communion at II o'clock
this morning and preach at 8 o'clock
this evening. The subject or the ser
mon this evening will b. Our Ee-
setting sin
Grace Strcrt-Ecv. Kerr Doyca Tur.
per. -. -. o. Philadelphia. vii! preach
this morning. on - Pathetic Appeal OF
All Earnest Tru,h-sccEcr" AMI this
evening on The Most Wonderful Of
Prayers"
Pine Strect-Tev. ]. Il. Hutson. D
H. the pastor, will preach this morning
on The Eucharist" and this evening on
The Mistake or Delay"
Immnnuel-Ecv y r Chambers r..
r.. will preach to-day at bo:h morning
and evening services.
Uoul-rard-Rcv. ". T. Vandever will
preach "a, II o'clock this morning, and
Rev. II. +. Simpson, al O'Clock this
evening.
ruiron-Ecv VI Thorburn Clark.
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PRESBYTERY TO MEET
win Examine Si, tnndiiat-. for Ill
crnsrs 40 French. iin:,rr incS TO
Abingdon.

fas; Hanover Pr"shyie'" Of ;hc les
bEtcr!an Church viii L." In session to-
morrow throughout the day i'm the
Committee OF Publication Building on
North Sixth street. = considc ra BILE
part ri tho time viii hn spen, in the
eTaniinatiou OF haif-dczrn members
Of th;, ycar's class ~ Union Thcoloyi-
cal seminary who arc Candidates 10.
license to preach l:ach WI! hc re-
CURED TO preach a sermon before the
p-esDytcry Rev. T., T. McFaA.u. L. H..
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
5 chairman Of the educational com
mite. Of the p:csb"t.r%. Among the
,oUns; preachers Ar" !: V. Mics. y. :
Anderson. n. X; i}osncii, T. y. Fiollo-
way. Il. T.. Lewis a.nd &. X. 'raTa
The presbytery has dis Owed tho
pastoral! relation between H.v. Wesley
Baker and tho Porte street Church.
South Richmond, 10 permit Mr. Ban er
70 accept n cali from the church at
Abingdon.
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.PRESBYIER|ANS MAY
DROP FEDERAL COUNCIL
General Assembly Is Opposed to In
reference in Political
Matters.
WILL MEET IN BIRMINGHAM
Question OF Organic Union With
Northern Presbyterian Church
to BE Discusscd-Scttlc Relations
With OglethOrpe University.

Among tho many important questions
TO come before the ffty-scvcnth gem
"rhl assembly OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in the United States. famil-
iail% known as the Southern TrSbyrian
Church which will convene i'm South
Highlands Presbyterian Church. Birm-
'hEh;tm. OH tn" morning OF Thursday.
Mas u. church widc interest is cen
tered already upon the action OF TIL"
assembly regarding the Federal Coun-
ell. Organic Union. DGlctbcrpc Uni
v"rstty, systematic bencfccncc. family
religion. and tho formation OF a new
synod.
1t is a well-known fact that for at
least Two years tie continuance of the
southern Presbyterian Church as a
member of the FEDERAL Council al tin.
Churches Of Christ in America has
been uncertain. and tina, il did not
withdraw from THO council two wears
ago was duo. largely to the pcrSua
brought to bear upon the assembly
of 1917 that Withdrawal hr deferred
until after the msctiitg Of the council
in pcccml"r. 1916. and that IL al;
that meeting action satisfactory to
III" Southern Presbyterian Church be
taken. by which TIC church can con-
slHteEtiF remain q member OF the
council. nv, il do so remain
The protest of tho assembly OF lol5
held III :icwport News was repeated
By ;he assembly ot 1875. held at or
lando. Fla. this protest having refer
cn.e 10 certain actions taken bv tho
council IN political matters. The pro-
test was presented TO the Federal
Council al its nc.;in" in December
1916, and the reply % III. council to
this protest viii! II" received ny the
assembly al I3irm!n CHAM and the ac-
ton OF the assembly touching this re-
ply viii dett rminc whether the church
VIII retain .hcmhc: ship in tn. council.
tho council has said :hi&. anon. other
things in its response TO the protest:
TX L. our judgment that with a ,ropyr
understanding Of the situation there
Is no real line Of cleavage between the
principles o! the Presbyterian Church
IN the United states and the constitu-
ton Of tho Federal Council We think
II propc". HOY ever. 10 recommend thai
the Federal Council CLEARLY affirm It's
adherence to that absolute. scpa.atiup
OF Church and Stat. which 1. ono q,
tn cherished hor!taEcs or the rroa,
BODY OF. American froiestuntism 'rh,
churches OF the Federal Council stand
sTuareiH upon this historic plinci;,i..''
Another affirmation OF the council
IS that of rs recognition @. tho nara
mount value OF evangelism and the
primary psac" which IL must cycupy. i'm
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

down I'm this. my secret place. l can
hut be seeking Thee When YOU are
pcrDlcNcd Just go away by yourself
and tell God about It. and see II there
does not come a message 20 you to
comfort and guide you.
GODS PROVIDE:NCES
AuE OFTEN HIDDEN
And then there is one other thing
TO be remembered. God'3 provi,;cnccs are
often hidden In their meaning because
we arc ins'ncHre and so cannot see or
hear God. 1t may be some unacknowl-
edged sin; it may be some bitter
feeling toward some ono who has treat
Ell US unktndly: il may he some duty
neglected or some, work sighted The
heart must he right II we would know
Gods message, for lie cannot speak 10
one who Is not open and honest, any
more than YOU can yourself talk frank
Is and truSiingly to one whom YOU
do not trust ] am perfectly sure that
God Will never turn away from amy
man who comes TO Him sincerely aud
cries: SHOW mo the meaning OF this
which has come into my life. . Lord"
No greater blcs3cdneSs in our human
association can be known than mutual
trust and confidence. No higher proof
81 our Christs love and of our devo-
,ion can be known than when we
look right UP into His face with moth
ing in all our lives to conceaI-not
even sin. for VIC can confess that to
liim-and ask Him 10 spcat TO us I
believe all Gods providenocs will be-
como clear TO him who approaches God
with a clean heart and humble spirit.
BE still. The Lord is Goa alone.
lie, all the world adore Him
And bending low kcior. His throne
For plying grace imp!ore Him.
Hi. Kingdom is within.
Ger hearts made pure from. sin,
Where love that casts out fear
E&ults 10 feel Him near
The Lord OF Hosts cur refuge
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SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT
DIR. Mnuzc To rr<nch This Morning nun
Rev. T.. ". smith, d. d.,
Tp-<irhf

Rev. J. LAYTON Mau;e. d D.. pastor
of the Central Presbyterian Church.
81. Louis. Mo. will preach the hacca-
laureate sermon to the class OF 1917 at
Union Theological Seminary in the
seminary chapel ut II O'Clock this
morning. Rev. Egbcrt w. Smith. y.
D.. OF Nashville. Tenn, secretary OF
foreign missions. will deliver the an
nual address before. the Society Tor
Missionary Inquiry this evening. IN,
society will celebrate tho one HIN =
dgcdlh anniversary 81 its founding next
year, and is the Oldest organization of
the Kind in tho United States. Nv.iiIe
student in the seminary DR.. Smith
was an active member o: the society.
There are ihirty-orc members OF Tn.
graduating class. The COMMENCEMENT,
exercises will close on Wednesday,
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he world of Christian activities and

the world OF Christian activities and
relation.
In vicw Of the fact that tho Freshly
terry OF New York. OF the Presbyterian
Church in the United states Of Amer
lea ,Norihcrn Presbyterian church,.
viii send to tn" general assembly of
that church. which convcucS ut Dali
las. Texas. on May u. an overture in
which that assembly Will be asked
to make proposals to the assembly Of
tho Southern Presbyterian Church look
ing toward the organic union OF the
two churches. it is practically certain
that the subject OF organic union vii!
occupy prominent place in the pro-
cccd:nEs Of the buckingham assembly.
II Is known that orcrtures touching
the subject OF organic union will be
presented to tho assembly OF several
nrcSbytcrics. The sentiment in this
connection throughout the church is
that any steps toward closer relations
of churches should include all of the
Presbyterian and Reformed churches
in the United States. The assembly
OF 1916. in answering an overture
touching tho union IA these churches.
said that while IL responded to the
spirit OF this overture, II did not deem
the .imc opportunc 20 take such steps"
Already the assembly has authorized
the Council Of Reformed Churches III
America that holds to the Prrsbytc-
rian system to taSc steps LOOKING: to.
ward Il closer cooperation OF all Pres
hytcriau bodies.
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EPISCOPAL.

80. rnul'n-Rcv. W. Russell Bowie.
=. d.. the rector. will preach a; II
o'clock this mornin; on "PrivilcSe and
''atriotism" and at S:l3 o'clock this
evening on "Ia There Salvation out
SIDE the Church," The evening sor-
mon will be the last Of a series on the
General subject. Answers TO Thought
'ul Questions.
MonumentnI-Hci. James W. Morris
D. d.. the rector. will preach ut II
O'Clock this morning ana Il, ) o'clock
this afternoon
81. Jnncs-Hev. G.. Frce,and Peter
he rector. will preach at II o'clock
'his morning and at o'clock this
evening. Holy Communion will DC adj
m'nis;ercd al tn" morning service.
Grncc-Ecv Landcn r. Mason. d. ID
The rector. will preach Il, II O'Clock
This morning and a, S o'clock this
evening. Colonel H. H. berry Will
speak at the meeting OF the mems
iSiul. class at 9:i5 O'Clock this morn
ing.
All Saints Rev. J. Y. bowman. the
rector, will preach and administer tho
Holy Communion at II o'clock this
morning and preach at ) O'CLOCK this
afternoon.
st. Andrew's-Rev. ]. Francis Ribble.
the rector, will preach at II o'clock
this morning, and Rev. Philip ~ Ar
thur. The assistant rector. will preach
AT O'Clock this evening.
Hn,! 'omfortrr-Ecv. W. T.. Cox the
rector. viii preach and administer the
HOLY Communion q, II o'clock this
morning AMI preach at ) O'Clock this
evening.
st. John's-Rev. Hugh W. sublc,t.
tn" rector. vii! preach at II O'Clock
this morning and At S o'clock ihiY
evening.
81. Mark's--!:ev u. McI.aren Brydon
the rector. kill preach ut IL o'cioch
this morning ami at O'Clock this
evening.
Eniphnn. Roy. Wy;he l.. Kinao!v-
ing will preach and administer The
Holy Communion al ii O'cioci; this
morning and preach al S o'clock this
evening. Tho subject or the sermon
this evening will be Nations ana The
Is in dom
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
RELATION Of THIRCH TO
UI.LE:TIINNPI: NINE.nSIrN

Among :hc rercrts of ad interim
committees appointed by the assembly
OF last year to lac submitted TO the
birmingham assembly. special interest
attaches TO that OF the adj interim com
InittcC on OSicthorpc University. fhlS
university. which has been erected at
Atlanta. AS the result OF efforts OF
certain rrcsbytcrianS. has not been
Endorsed by tho assembly. and tho pur-
pose OF tho appointment OF this adj
interim committee was that ;nc com
uitc"" might hold Il conference with
til" board nf directors or the univcr
s!iE 10 determine whether som" agree
rlcnt might be reached regarding the
relationship of The university to The
Southern Presbyterian Church that
Will prove satisfactory 10 all parties
concerned. Il is no; TO he doubted
tina: 'hc presentation of III" report Of
this committee viii be followed by one
of The most Interesting discussions tina
WIZ take place on the floor OF the
assembly.
Always thc report o. the pHrmauen,
committee on Systematic hcncfcence
is one OF the most important To com,
before the general assembly. and il -
known already tina; IA the B.rmlu-y ~
assembly this year this comm,ttc. viii
present a report hat is one Of The
mos; encouraging IL has Yet submitted.
'TH,s committee each Year anDortions
the entire hudget OF the asse mbly 30
tn" various causes.
The keynote OF tho genera! assembly
ct this year will he FANNY Religion"
ANA the assemblies permanent commit
tee on the Sabbath and family religion
iiaS prepared suitable program ton
one evening session on the subject o
family rclir ION, the assembly o: last
wear having instructed that THIS b,
done. When the report OF this com
;uit,cr is suhmittcd ii viii lie shown
that within the past few months n,u.u
than 1920 members OF the Southern
Presbyterian church. mos; of the Num-
Der being heads OF families. have joined
the "Tani:ly Altar League" and pledged
themselves TO conduct daily religious
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First-Eev +. Il. McFaden. j.. u.
the pastor. will preach a, II o'clock
this morning. Al o'clock Tonight
Rev. J. Leighton Mauze, y. y, pastor
OF ;he Central Presbyterian Church
81 Louis, Mo. will preach.
Second-Eev. Russell Cecil. -. u.
pastor. will preach a u o'clock this
morning and at O'clock this evening.
Grace Covcnant-Eev Esbcrt ~.
Smith. u. D.. Will preach at /! o'c.ocn
this morning, and Rev. Gilbert G!aas,
y. H.. at O'clock this evening.
Observation-Disclosures !. y. Fair. y. II
the pastor. viii preach az Il o'ciocE
this morning and al o'clock In 8
evening.
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SALVATION ARMY.
William byrd pnrr.-nrisa

William byrd PnriS-lirisadicr VII.
Ham l.sco:t and Stan Captain William
iiaIpi. oi Ba iinorc. VIII conduct tho
Wc"tin. at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
Commandment Elmer Johnson. of tho
INchnond organization. viii make a
plea for naval recruits. Visiting Of
EctrS viii take part in the service
AT S:i1 o'clock this evening in the
auditorium on North Seventh street
Thcr" viii DC several street services
at 1880 o'ciocl this morning in Jack
son ward
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CIiRIS1I.t ".

Seventh S,reet-Dev. II. l.. &. Mac
iac1lan. II. -. the pastor. viii preac
this morning on "Th. Excellence Of
he Commonplace ard this evening on
Conversion "a the Discovery OF Self"
Cowardin Aycnue-Hev. John A. Tate
the pastor. VIII preach q; II O'Clock
this morning on Getting out OF the
Ruts." and a. O'Clock this evening
on Gladly Receiving tie Word"
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worship In their homes, % this NUNS
Der. t"enty-threc are pcmbers ina
preshytcry in South Texas. and arS
Mexicans who have bat recently beSn,
removed from the influence Of Roman.
Catholicism. SnA
Thc assembly OF this year will hoy
the first TO recognize IN. reorganizetfy
Atro-Americam synod. which Viii hoSts;
IT'S mrs, meeting one week before TUB
assembly convcncs.
Delegates from the Last Hanoveft
frssbytery. in which are included the
frnsbEtcriaE churches in Richmond.5
were chosen ten days ago as follows:s
ond Presbyterian Church. Pctersburg;
Rev. T.. T. Rogers, Of Amelia; Rev. A..
l.. liasscll. a returned missionary from
Japan. located now in Richmond; DIR.
w. u Lorraine. OF Richmond: T.. g.
Hobbs. OF Hebron. aud r. r. billiard.
Of Black one. az
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NATAL ,Ncw Pastor.

Re-. Robert T.. cavericc Will bv 49,
stalled "s pastor OF Fairmount Ave-
Hgc BAPTIST Church At :, service al
hc mad. by Rev VI. l.. Bail. Rev. \. NJ
Fox and 6. l.. Palmer. Mr.. Cuyerlae
Ls . st.d.nt NJ Richmond Collcec.
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LUTIiER.A y.
ptr., English r:,nnrcr,eal-Rev. J.

FIRST English OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. j.
Scheter. ;r., the pas tor. VII Lfea On
at u o'clock this morning and 81 s
o'clock this evening.
81. John's-isev. oscar Cutie, the
pastor. viii preach in German q, y
o'clock this morning and in English
IL oc!oCl; this evening. The sub
jcct % the evening sermon Nil! DC
The Gift OF God"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASS0CIA-
TlDN.

Central Associution-o. Wingo Rus
sell VIII lead the song service at $50
o'cloci, tiis afternoon in the lobby OF
the association hGildiuc. There vii be
ten-minut" address. s. Is. Mckee
~iil speak a. -" o'clock this after
noon to the Boys -Shy-Ny Club