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The question, as this condenses
the issue, is of whether rates are to
go up or down if the fixing must be
done by the Director General
Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Anderson is representing the
Interstate Commerce and at times,
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This idea Judge Alfred P. Thorn
as. counsel of all the trunk lines, dis
approves strongly.
He has Lately elucidated its harm.
fulness before the committees oil
both House and Senate. His expla-
nation, in the most dignified Ian
guage of the law, may be elucidated
further in such coarse and common
English as he never uses-as he is
in no wise responsible for. Thus
stated, the idea is that if the fool
public is allowed to keep in its head
the delusion that Wilson has TAX
err over the railroads" as the be-
ginning OF permanent Government
ownership the ownership may be-
come permanent, in spite of all any
one can do to stop it.
Such is tie formidable force OF a
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Economy Floor E 4,n

10 Mems Overcoats-medium and
heavy weight. Sizes 81 to SO only. Re-
duced from $40 observation-disclosures.
IS Mems Suits and OvercoatS;
plaited-back models. Broken sizes. Re-
duced from Si2.5O and SIS to..........
81 Mems Odd Vests, left from suits.
Broken sizes, of course. ......-.. .........
Beys' Brown and Blue-mixed Novelty
Suits-patent leather belt, silk cord; sizes
BOYS Belted Suits, Double-breaSted, vii
Pants; GRAY and Brown mixtures. Sizes o
to 10 years Reduced from $3.50 ana
S3.9S. to ....................
Bows Knickerbocker Pants, about SO p
of broken sizes from IA to II years only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-30

Three assistant secretaries of wa
are provided for in the Dent bill, a
salaries of $1,000 each.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-30

Railroad experts are understood
to interpret the Governmental pol
icy of creating surplus instead of
deficits as in general agreement
with their theory that rates ought
to be put up as soon as possible. To
that extent the -"specter of Govern
ment ownership" is not frightening
the railroads.
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liked delusion in the head of the
fool public. 1t is likely to turn ''the
specter of public ownership" into
the real thius.
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Bv W. V. BYARS.

The issue of permanent Govern
ment possession and control" of
railroads was brought to the front
yesterday by the action of the Sen
ate Committee on Interstate Com
merce as, with closed doors, 1t de-
liberated the last section of the rail-
road control bill.
This last section has been called
the Government ownership clause
Eminent railroad lawyers be-
lieve that war control must end
within a reasonable time after the
war under the Constitution. But
the public has got the idea in its
head" that Wilson has taken over
the railroads" and means to keep
them.
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The House continued to debate the
agricultural appropriation bill. The
annual attempt to strike out the ap-
preparation for Congressional gar
den and flower seeds, resulted in in
creasing the total from $4,000 to
1868, 900.
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$1.95
Choa. For the
SAAOCo Youngsters

Children'S Gun Metal and Patent Leather Shoes,
With leather or black cloth tops Broken sizes up to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30
The 10y OF
Coming Motherhood
y Wonderful Remedy That 10 Natural
Aid and Relieves the Tension.

~yhe eSpectant mother revofves IN
her mind all we understand by des-
tiny. And il Is Of the utmost impor-
tance that her physical comfort be
our first thought
for this purpose. known as Mothers
Friend II Is applied over the mus
cles OF the stomach. gently rubbed in,
and at once penetrates TO relieve the
strain on nerves. cords and ligar ents,
1t makes the muscles 20 plant that
they expand easily when baby arrives
and pain and danger It the crisis is
naturally less.
Mothers Friend is for external use
only. IL absolutely safe and wonder
fully effective. It enables the eypec-
.tant mother TO preserve her health and
strength and She remains n pretty
mother by having avoided the suffer-
ing and danger which would other
wise accompany such an occasion.
Every nerve muscle and tendon ia
thoroughly fabricated,
Mothers Friend is prepared by the
Bradheld Regulator Co. J sci Lamar
Bldg. Atlanta, Ga They will mail
you an intensely interesting Mother
hood Book" Write them 10 send II
TO you. and in the meantime send
or phone to your druggist today for
a bottle az Mothers Friend.
Every woman should aid nature In
her glorious work. Mothers Friend
makes IT possible for you to do 40. and
should be used regularly, without fail,
night and Tornin g.--Adv.
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THREE


Solo. Catherine Penick. Christ
Arose"
Leaders read 2Sth chapter Of Mat
thew.
Solo, Marion Jones, My Redeemer
IAveth"
Eleven appearances. eleven girls.
Recitation, Rise Conqueror," will
Lords Prayer. Evelyn McCue.
Easter Dawn. violin and piano
Misses Duke.
Easter Dawn, reading Emma Davis
Solo. Alice Penick, Christ Arose.
Reading. Teresa Hicks. Easter
Eggs"
Easter offering.
Solo, Gods Word" Glen Jones
Build Monterey school, six girls and
Gladys Davis
Solo Earl Spurs.
Herald OF Spring four girls.
Reading (a) Elizabeth New; (b)
Woody Mastin.
solo Corinne Spur
Rosebud benediction, by all.
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LOAN OF S7,5OO,O00
TO FARMERS PASSES
HaasS. However. Taeks on Amendm ent
which May NuIlify Act Intii
Planting IL Over.

Washington. March ss.--The bill to
loan s7,6o0.oeo TO grain farmers, in
trodueed by Representative Baer. of
North Dakota. non-partisan. was
pressed TO final passage in the house
today. 25l TO 81. but not until it's
enemies hai inserted provision which
they confidently expect will nullify it,
Another days debate was featured
with bitter assaults against the non
partisan league. of which Represents
tive Basr Ia the sole representative in
congress
Just before the bill passed an
amendment by Representative Garrett
ol Tennessee was adopted which pro-
vides that the president must investi-
Gate the food situation and determine
the appropriation Is necessary before
any funds can ne paid out,
Opponents Of the bill were confident
this would delay the operation of the
measure until the planting season IL
over, They count also on delay In the
senate. After plotting his nrst bill
through the house, Representative
Baer said:
Il hope the president win decide
that he has enough information on the
food situation to be able TO conclude
his investigation very shortly. ! am
confident that unless the old guard
sters. who see no objection TO loaning
millions to munitions plants and
broken down railways. but regard
similar loans to farmers as socialistic.
succeed in stalling off action in the
senate. this bill will become law in
time TO be of real aid. arm confident
the president will finish his investi-
CATION In ten minutes and issue the
necessary proclamation"
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EPISCOPAL.

All saints'--I1 A. NJ
Professional hymn 10s--''yVeIcouae
Happy Morning tsuliivan).
Christ Our Passover" tElvey).
Gloria patri.' festival In f fat
(Cosbyl.
Festival TIE Deum in E Tat tBuckt.
Jubnate in fat Garrett
Hymn l2l~-''The Strike is Ger" tPaI-
estrfna).
Gloria Tibf' harrnonized Cosby
Hymn l12-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" (worgar>.
Observation-Disclosures from The
Messiah" (HandeD,
orertory sentence adapted Cosby.
Sanctus In A (GarretD.
Hymn 22s-"Bread Of the World
(Hodges).
Gloria in Exoeisis. old chant
Recessionai Hymn I15-'"The Day OF
Resurrection tMartinl
The choir is composed OF forty-ive
men and boys under tho direction OF
Ernest H. Cosby. orgsnist and choir.
master
The Sunday school will have Its an
nual celebration at the ) o'clock ser.
vice. Music appropriate TO the occa
sion will be rendered by the choir as
sisted by the entire Sunday school.
The Church of the Holy Comforter
Morning prayer and holy communion
Hymn-scome We Faithful" (suln
van).
Christ Our Passover" tHoiden).
Gloria PARTICIPANT fBullinger>.
re Deum, In e fat {Buckl
Jubilate Dec. in II (Danks).
Hymn-"Jesus Christ is Risen
(Worgan).
Kyrie-Chant (Toursl.
tv A lPlAEAh
Hymn--"At the Lambs High Feast
(Elvey).
Away" (.erman).
sanctus--Chant tTaylor),
Rymn--"And Now. O Father
(Monk).
Gloria In Excelsis-old chant
Hymn-"Christ the Lord is Risen
(Rimbault).
Evening prayer and sermon at
o'clock
Iymn-"come Ye Faithful" tsuliI
vnn).
Gloria Patri--Chant tBullinser),
Cantate Domino. In e fat (Brackettl
Nunc Dirnittis. in C (Davisi.
Hymn--"The Shadows OF the Even
Ing" (Hilesls
Hymn-"The Day of Resurrection
{Martin).
orertory--"Break Forth Into 10,
tBarnby).
Hymn-"Christ the Lord is Riser
tRimbauiD,
Miss Margaret James, orgsnlst II
II. Minor, choir director.
st. Andrews. morning service; Pro
nai--"Welcome. Happy Morn
ing" No ioa, tSuilivanl,
Easter Anthem-'Ch Christ Our Pass
over" No. 322. tMornington.l
re Deum, Festival Cd. Buck.)
JuhiIate. fWiliiams)
Tntroit---''jesu Christ Is Risen To
DAY" No. i32, tNorgan)
Gloria Tihi No. aip Monk.1
Hymn .thr.st is Risen" No ~
tSuilivan.)
ofrertory--'Ged Hath Appointed
Day" lTosrs.)
shnciue, No. aao. (Tuekermaas.
Communion Hymn---"o Sasinx Via
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SALVATION ARMY

Salvation Army-Colonel f, J Mar
gets and Captain Herbert Young. OF
the Salvation Army, New York city,
will conduct the following services at
the Salvation Army in this city for
Faster sunday Faster service for
children at 10 Brook avenue at
2 30, open air meeting at Seventh and
Broad streets Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock; open air service Sunday
night at 1880; Sunday night service
In the Salvation Army auditorium.
100 North Seventh street. at s:1E.
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King william Circuit Conference.

SPECIAL to The Richmond Yirginian.)
Enfield, Va. March 29.--The sec
ond quarterly conference of King
william circuit win De held ar the
Bethel Methodist church SATURDAY
morning al ~ O'CLOCK The Rev.
Potts VIII preach at = NJ, and also
1T the Nick epdrcc communion ser
vice at the latter church Communion
viii he heid nj both churches Special
fsasfer music win he rendered by
he chorus choir at McKendree Meth
pdtSts church.
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APOSTOLIC.
ApnSfnlir.

Apostolic, Denny and Fulton streets
Regular services will be conducted
sunday night at o'clock by the pas
tor. Rev. d. @. Pease. HIS subject
viii be, The Terrible Things Now
Being Recorded in Newspapers, and
the Literal Fulhllment OF Many
Prophecies"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30
BARTON HEIGHTS CHURCH
OPPOSED TO SUNDAY THEATER

Barton Heights Methodist church
Issues the following AZ protest
gainst sunday theaters for the SOL
diers.
Resolved, That the board OF stew
ards of Barton Heights NJ II. church
so on record as opposing the opening
OF the IAberty theaiers on Sunday for
theatrical plays and that copy OF
this resolution bc furnished our pa
pers with a request that same be pub
iished
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Services BY the Clock.

DR.. Russell Cecil. president OF
the Richmond Ministerial union,
has announced that the time for
church services after today will
be according to the clock The
daylight savings plan goes into
effect tomorrow morning at
O'clock. when all clocks will adj
vance an hour.
The churches OF Richmond win
conform with the government $
order, and services viii beg at
the time stated.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS W. C. II. U.

Tho ". Z. t. c. OF Highland
Springs met as usual with Mrs. +. f.
Nance last Tuesday. A short pro
gram OF reparts of the Ri-County
convention End Union signal quiz.
was enjoyed. This union Is taking up
work for the frontier children OF
France. as well az other patriotic
work
For the convenience 5of the young
people OF ths unien, one Of the April
meetings will he held In the evening.
Besides tho usual business session.
pastte program and music will be
presented.
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Flrst-Preachlng at II A.

First-Preaching at II A. NJ Sun
day school at $3.50. Bible classes at
10 A. NJ. The union services Of the
First Presbyterian. Holy Trinity Epis-
copak Park Place Methodist. and
Grace Covenant churches will be held
AT the Park Place church at s p. NJ.
The sermon will be preached by DR..
r T. McFaden.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
corner Park avenue and Meadow
street-Service at II A, NJ. The sub
iect VIII be Realty"
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UNITARIAN.

Enitarian--Servtces at u A. NJ
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. Sub
Ject Of sermon, Living az lmmortals.'
sunday school Mt 1920
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All church notices for puhiica-
ton In these eytlunlIfs must post
lively be in the office before 2
O'clock Friday afternoon to as
sure insertion Saturday morning.
Please be Just as brief "a possible.
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Grace Covenant--At / A. NJ, DIR.
Eugene c. Caldwell will preach and
at night the congregation will at
tend union services in Park Place
Methodist church DIR. Frank T. Nc
Faden preaching the sermon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30

Third--The pastor. James o. Hell
salbeck, will preach at tbe II O'CLOCK
hour Bible school at $50. Senior
cndeavor at +. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Tn" Junior endeavors and mission
band will give special program at
o'clock Sunday evening. instead o.
ahe regular preaching service. The
puhlis cordially invited TO attend,
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Highland SpringS-Services at P.
NJ. Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt.
Subject OF sermon, The Inspra ton
OF Immortality" Sunday school at
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z E w A r D!

We offer a reward of one
dozen spark plugs to the
person giving us informa-
ton as to who broke lock
on our door at 207 West
Broad.
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FRESRyTFRIAN.

Westminster, Rev. J. Y. Fair, pas
tor--services at II A, NJ. and p. NJ.
Sunday school at 9:3e A. NJ. Bible
classes for men and women at 10
A. NJ Union service at night Ser
mon by Rev. DIR. Lambeth.
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tSrove-AN eni e. Special music will
He sung at both services. the second
service being al o'clock IN the after
noon instead ~ s O'Clock.
II a M.--"All Hail Thou Blessed
Day tSpeneel. Rejoice, Rejoice,
christ Is Risen" tStoughton) ofrer-
Angels Ron the Rock Away"
ffIyatD.
s J. M--'Christ Our Passover
tfIoideu), i Am He That Ldveth"
scett) OffeTtoFy-"A Awake. Thou
That Sieepest" Reed)
Choir-Mrs Geo * Harper, So
prapo. Mrs J X Bowman. coutratto;
Clarke Lincoln. tenor. X. Il. Stith.
hasso. Herbert l., Reefs. organlst and
CnUirIuaStsr.
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MITA0nI~I

Union Station Preaching morning
and night 10y the pastor. Rev, r c..
Davis. Subject at II a. NJ II a Man
Dies, WIN He Live Again" Suhjsct
at +. NJ. ~ Look Beyond the
Grave" sunday school $40 A N
Special music AT each service,
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.ira Twentv-nirtl1

Third Twenty-sixth and Broad
streets-Services will be held at II
A. NJ. and 6 F. VI. Sunday school
will meet at a:30 A NJ Mems Broth
erhood Bible class at o A. 81, and the
Westminster league at P NJ.
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second-The Rev. W. l. Mngie,
y. D, Of Union Theological seminary.
will preach at II A. NJ. and ?. NJ
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Monument~-Th pastor. Rev 6 II
lambeth, u D. will preach At ~ \.
NJ. subject Evidences of the Resur-
rection." In the evening at s o'clock
the congregation will worship with the
Westminster Presbyterian church
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Into Good Clothes By
Good 7 ailors
Are What You Get Here Every Time

obtainable, nor could the best tailors
in the world turn out satisfactory
clothes if they hadn't the proper ma
terial to work with.
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Seventh Street.-The pastor, II. ID.
c. Maclachlan, will occupy his pull
pit at II A. NJ. His morning sub
tect will be: Knowing Christ" Tho
night service will be the final ser
vice of the evangelistic meeting which
has been III progress for two weeks.
Decision day will be observed in the
Sunday sChnol
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Christ-Services and Holy Commu-
|nion at II A. NJ and Sunday school
celebration at 4 r NJ. The rector,
Rev. Charles w. Sydnor, will preach at
both services. No night service. Pub
lie cordially invited
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Trinity. Rev. n. r Gambler. pastor
sunday school AT 9.3o A. VI, Revival
services at II A N. and SIS p. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor The revival
services will continue through the
week Mw Fl Lee Smith, who has
been singing during tho pass week
win continue to have charge Of the
music during the coming week The
rubtic Is invited
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TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES

Fairmount Easter services viii be
observed tomorrow. Appropriate mu-
sic. Preaching 10y the Rev. Luther
4. hit Subject 1t II 4. NJ. Gods
Colonization on the Celestial Shore.
At = NJ, THE Worlds Only Light
in This Dark Hour" Epworth league
meets at =. NJ Sunday school and
Mems Bible class at $3.50 \. NJ,
Clay street-Tho pastor. Rev. c. II.
Newbury. will preach at IL A. NJ. and
S =. NJ Morning subject. is the
Resurrection fncredibie2" Evening
subject THE Bodily Resurrection and
Everlasting Life
Grace Soldiers Home chapel -
Preaching at IL \. NJ. and J.. NJ. by
the pastor, Rev. J. &. Unruh. Sunday
league at Z. M.
Decatur-Street. Rev Samuel l.
Dumville, pastor-The sunday school
viii observe missionary day and
special Easter program will be rem
dered during the hour. The pastor
viii preach an appropriate sermon at
the i O'Clock service. The Junior
Epworth league VIII hold "a special
Easter service ut 3 Il. NJ, and at the
evening service the choir, assisted by
the pastor. viii render beautiful
cantata entitled; Love triumphant.
a Story OF the First Eastertide." Sc
nior Epworth league, T:15 p. NJ. an
usual
T1pworth, Chafnn and Rowland
streets Sunday school nj $50. $. r.
McNickle, superintendent. Preaching
At II A. NJ. and z. NJ. by the pas
tor. Rev G. f. Johnson. Epworth
league at Z i. NJ. Clyde Jefrress,
president Revival services will begin
at this church the second Sunday in
April Rev. L. S. Fiournoy Will do
the preaching.
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Church of tho Ascension--H o y
Communion at o'clock, Morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion
lat IL o'clock. Subject. The Resur-
ERECTION of Life" at II o'clock Sunday
school celebration at 5 O'Clock no
services at night. Rev. Philip ~ AZ
|fhur, rector. viii preach at the morn
ling service
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Hanover Avenue. Allen and Park
avenues-The minister. George w.
Kemper. WIFI fill his pulpit at the
service. Union services Will
bes held Mt night at Westminster
Presbyterian church, Park and Davis
avenues, with sermon by Rev.
Graham II. Lambeth of Monument
Methodta4
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West End Services conducted by
the pastor. Rev a l.. Carson. Sub
tect, II a. Nj. The First Shoaf From
the Harvest Fields of Death" The
Rosebud Missfonar7 society will hold
an interesting service at s +. NJ. There
VIII be special Easter music at both
services Sunday school at Gao A NJ
Epwcrth league meets at 7:l5 2. NJ
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CHRISTIAN

tendent Junior and Senior II. Y. p. e.
at o'clock p. NJ.
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experience, superlative skill--all are
there. If there is any question In
your mind as to character of modern
ready for-service clothes, stop in and
see us. We're convincing men
every day.
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Leigh Street. corner Twenty-fifth
ard Leigh streets-The pastor, Itev.
J. j. Wicker viii preach at ii A. n.
and give a reception to new Nom hers.
Subject at 5 o'clock service Where
Is God in the Great STRUGGLED" has-
ter music al both services. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ
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METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Monument--The following program
of Easter music will be rendered sun
day by tho Ncholr OF Monument NJ Il.
church. South:
MORNING.
Anthenl--"The Lord is Risen (Ben-
jamin w. Loveland).
Anthem-"Christ IN Risen From the
Dead" tWagner Neidlinger).
Anthem-"On That First Easter
Morning" CIV r. Spencey.
Contralto solo--"Tha Lord Of Life"
(Alfred WooIerJ
The choir OF this church will sing
at the evening union service 10 be
FheId at Westminster Presbyterian
church, and the following anthems Will
be rendered
Awake, Thou That sleepest" (F. c.
Maker).
20. Be Joyful in the Lord" (E. r.
Rroegerl.
Christ Triumphant Harry Rowe
Shelley.
Come. See the Place Where Jesus
Lay STANLEY r Ayery).
Miss Pattie Johnson soprano; Miss
Marjorie Harcup, contralto; Ernest l.
Thomas, tenor: j Melvin O'GrAdy, bar
itone; C. H. Ashburn, Jr organist and
director.
Asbury. corner Nineteenth and Ever
EFT streets-Revtvai meetings are now
In progress, with large Rttendances
Sunday morning & large class Of can
didates for church membership VIII be
baptized and received into full fellow
ship. Those who are to be received
range from the ages OF ten 10 seventy
four years of age. Tire old people
having been deprived from worship
ping in the church on account of vari-
Gus reasons shall participate In the
services on Sunday morning. Convey
ances will be furnished for the aged
by members OF the church who own
automo biies. They VIII carry them
from their homes TO the church. and
see them back to their hoT1ss after the
services. All people present who ars
over sixty-hve years Of age shah occu-
py a nice comfortable r0cking-cbaIr
during the service.
The following Is the program for the
day
sunday school meets az asa A VI
in the Friendship Bible class. Mr.
Gordon will speak to the men. using
for hts subject The Brotherhood of
Christ" Following the IL O'Clock ser
vice, he will preach again from the
subject: The Easter Pilsrirns
In tho afternoon at o'clock there
will be service especially for the
ladies', and the subject of the sermon
at this service viii be: Virtue Above
Rubies.'
At night at 7:45 Mr.. Gordon wilt
have for his subject: Overcoming for
God Special singing at all the SER
Vices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-30

Holy Trinity-Holy Communion at
III A. M. Morning prayer and Holy
Communion at II A NJ. Rev. DR.. j. J,
|lravatt will preach Children's cele-
bratior at 4;so r NJ Union service
|at Park Place church at s p, NJ.