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good works, which they shall behold,
glorify God In the day of visitation.
l Peter 4-12-13. Beloved think 1t
not strange concerning the fiery trial
which Is to try you, as though some
strange thing happened unto you. But
rejoice inasmuch rs ye are partakcra
or ChriSts suffering that when his
glory shall be revealed ye may be
glad also with exceeding JOY.
| Peter, $40. But God of all grace
who hath called us unto his eternal
glory by Christ Jesus after that We
have suffered awhile make you per-
feet. establish, strengthen settle you.
Hebrews! 9272S. And as it is
appointed unto men once to die but
after this the judgement. SO Christ
was once offered to bear the sins of
many; and unto them that look for
him shall he appear the second timo
without sin unto salvation.
Now when l am glorifed with Jesus
Christ in tho name of Jesus
these things l will do: Heal all kinds
OF diseases; cast out devils, rnisc the
dead; the lame to walk; deaf to hear
dumb to speak; blind to sec; and if
his eye balls arc out God is able to put
moro in; and if Il man hasn't got but
one leg, God is able to restore the
other.
And in the name of Jesus I am go
ing up above the clouds just when I
please. The three Hebrew children
proved to the king Ncbuchadnezzar
that there was no other God but one,
and after that he made decree that
no one was to speak a word against
the God of the Hebrew children.
Now after l prove that the gospel
OF Jesus Christ is right like the now
testament gives, l wonder will these
ltings stop Satan's ministers from
making merchandise Of souls Of men.
l John, 81. WhoSoevor bclicveth
that Jesus is the Christ is born OF
God.
l John. SO. Whosoever Is born OF
God can not sin.
Mark, 1915 to IS. Shows the signs
and deadly poison.
st. John, 14-14. If yc shall ask any
thing in my name l will do it.
| Corinthians, 1913. No man can
say that Jesus is the Lord but by the
hcly ghost.
st. Matthews. 1927 to 20. No man
10 Jesus but God. take on his yoke
and learn of him.
partaker Of Christ's suffering &C
cording TO the new testament.
FEMING AYTES,
1925 a. st. Jane ST.,
Richmond, Va.
Fish and oyster establishment 200
w. Baker Street, Richmond, Va
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WISE AND YET OTHERWISE.

The young lady is Il public school
teacher, a Sunday School teacher, the
better half Of a smiling-faco groom,
and many other things that we might
mention. She has been so busy for
the past few years and has not had
tho time to keep pace with the rapidly
moving twentieth century world.
Her mind and thoughts are always
in tho distant past. If she would
hear loud and sudden drop, she
would think it was Rome just falling.
The Fall Of Rome is current events
with her. II she should happen to
sec soldiers crossing the grand and
noble James, she would be Of the
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FAkNlNlLLli NEWS.

Sunday was indeed beautiful East
er day and all the churches in the
city were we'll attended. At 10:45
Rev. j. ii. Wiley, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church again occupied his
pulpit. lie preached a short, but beau
tiful and timely sermon to a large
audience and twenty nine candidates
who were prepared for baptism. A
collection which was gratifying to all
was taken up while Rev Willy aaz
preparing .hnsclf OF sc 'waiYr.
TWenty-ninc persons went down into
Watcry grave and came out giving
thanks to the Father, Son, and Holy
Ghost. After the bapiizing the Right
Hand OF Fellowship was given to for
ty-ninc full, and Watchcarc members
OF the Church. Sickness prevented n
number who we're to be baptized and
receive the Right Hand OF Fellow
ship.
Interesting remarks we're made to
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Here is Something for tho World
TO Consider.

There is no name given under
Heaven but Jesus Christ whereby we
must be saved.
Whosocyer belicvcth that Jesus is
the Christ born of God and can not
s.n; and deadly poison can't hurt
them. The works that Jesus Christ
did they can do also and greater works
can they do in the name OF Jesus
Christ, SO says ST. John hip. Ac-
cording to the New Testament Jesus
healed the sick, raised the dead open
ed the eyes of the blind cast out Dey-
lis and many other things.
Now | don't believe that there is
one man i'll the world that believes
that Jesus is the Christ, except l see
a man do these works | will not be-
lievc because what the New Tesla
ment says is right.
l am a witness to the New Tesla
mcnt about the suffering of Christ.
In August 1916 Il spirit went in my
right nostril and down in my body. |
felt it going in but didn't know what
it was, but afterwards sin revived and
caused mighty suffering in the
flesh.
In Romans 10 when the command
mcnt came, sin revived and l died.
In Romans $40. If Christ be in you
, the body is dead, because Of sin but
the spirit is life because of righteous
ness.
Galatians SIT. Say the flesh lus-
tcth against the spirit and the spirit
against the flesh and these are con
tary the one to the other, so that you
! can not do the things that you would.
| Peter al. FOraSmuch then as
Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh
arm yourselves likewise with the same
. mind; for he that hath suffered in
the flesh hath ceased from sin.
l Peter 81. The elders which are
among you eXhort: who am also an
elder and witness OF the suffering
of Christ.
And also partaker of, the glory that
shall be revealed.
| So you see | am a witness of his
! suffering according to the New Tesla
ament and / know if l have suffered
with him, I shall also be glorified
with him.
! Romans, SITS And if children then
Ee.rs. heirs Of God and joint heirs
! with Christ; if so be that we suffer
with him. that we may be also glori
/ fled together for I reckon that the sui
i!GllIgB Of this present time are not
S"olth to lie compared with the glory
which shall be revealed in us.
/ Peter, Ill. Searching what or
Swhat manner of time the spirit OF
tChrist which was in them did signi
fy. when it tcstificd before hand the
ls,liFcring Of Christ and the glory that
ishalI follow.
! / Peter 2-12. Having your CONVEX
Isations honest among the gcntiles:
sthat whereas they speak against won
as evil doors they may by your
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the new Christians by REV. Nelson
Jordan, our. father In Isael, Bro.
John Brown, Deacons, a. Il. Mason,
and Jeff Hudson; Miss AMMO Jordan
and others.
At 4 o'clock Sunday the Indcpen.
dent Order Of st. Luke had their an
nual sermon preached at the First
Baptist Church by the pastor, Iaev.
Wiley. Rev. Wiley delivered IL very
beneficial discourse to the Order and
large audience from Gen. 1927 and
rs verses. $50 God Created Man in
His Own image III the image of God
created he him, male, and female Gre
atcd he them. And God blessed them
and said unto them be fruitful and
subduc it; and have dominion over
tho fish Of the sea; over the fowl of
the air: and over every irwin, tn,rg
that movcth upon the earth" An OK
cellcnt paper was rendered by Mrs.
Eliza Brown. Interesting remarks
were made by the Past Chief, Mr.. II.
p. Bland and also Mr.. Robert Brown.
Rev. Frank Ellis was Master Of Ccro
monies.
The Church was packed to its ut
most capacity Sunday night to listen
to a most beautiful and well rendered
program by the children Of the First
Baptist Church Sunday School. The
Supt. Mr.. a. w. Lancaster and teach
crS deserve much credit for the OK
ccllcnt programme rendered by the
little folks.
Mr.. William Jennifcr agent for the
U. S. Department Of Labor, Washing
ton, ID. c., was in our city last week.
lie spoke to large crowd of district
farmers and citizens Of the town on
Thursday night at the First Baptist
Church. He is advocating moro farm
work and better farm work for every
farmer in order to supply the depend
ing families in food stuffs for the
future crisis.
A grand operetta wash given at
Ely street Hall Oh Easter, Monday
night for the benefit of the Public
School and the Red Cross. There was
II great crowd to see the "Fairy Con
spiracy' which consisted of fifty lit
tie folks, each dressed in beautiful
costume representing Il character in
the play. Every one left we'll pleased.
after spending such an enjoyable
evening in fairrland. Misses Hairs
ton and Martha Hilton deserve cred
it for their splendid work i'll giving
the play.
Through the kind efforts of Mrs.
M&ttic Allen beautiful token OF 33
II; nf q; -, 10
Willis j. Pcttis Of Richmond, who
recently married Miss Gertrude Lut
tcrloth of Wilmington, n. c., by the
following persons: Mrs. Charlie
Ward; Martha Hilton; Ida Boiling;
Julia Brown; Willie Brown. Mnrga-
ret Ward; Matte Evans; Mary Brown
! Pearl Baker; Daniel Burcll. Matte
Branch, Martha Wade, Thomas Coles
Weldon Scott; Tom Langhorn; IL.
p. Bland; Joe Forster; John Branch
Thomas Anderson, jackson Glaze; j.
c. Carter; p. w. Moore; j. II. Har-
vcy; JOHNNY Miles; John b. Brown;
Rosa Horace; Jane Greene; Lula Coles
Pearl Madden; Sallie Hughes; p. b.
ilnirston; Misses Annie Rcdd; Mary
b. Moore; Helen Branch; Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Allen; Mr. and Mrs.
James Miller; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Allen, Rev. p. NJ. Robinson and Mrs.
Kate Wiley.
The funeral services of Mrs. Char
lotte Anderson of 4th was held Friday
at the First Baptist Church. Rev.
Wiley ofliciatcd. Mrs. Anderson de
parted this life Wednesday Mahch
OF. She leaves six daughter and two
sons
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THE OFFICIAL REPORTS.
BRITISH.

London. April 1.--"rhc day passed
comparatively quietly" says the re,
port from Field Marshall naig's head
quarters in France tonight. Local at
lacks undertakes by small bodies of
the enemy this morning in the neigh
borhood of Albert were rcpulScd with
the loss Of the greater part OF their
number. We secured Il few prisoners.
south of the Sommc local fight
ing has taken place in the neighbor
hood of Morcuil and lanyard. We
gained ground in this area by success
full countcrattackS."
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IT REALLY HAPPENEDI

opinion that General Washington
crossing the Delaware ahead OIL
schedule. She was present duriI
conversation the past week and
of the topics discussed was the
Land and during the chit-chatI
of the parties mentioned by tho
that Jerusalem was again int
hands OF Christian nation, nd
been captured from the Turks bJ
British army. Our friend of /
many accomplishments, was RI
surprised at the information
exclaimed: When did tho Turk
Jerusalem, and in what war did
British get it back? The VI
War! l THOUGHT THE WC1
WAR WAS IN FRANCE!
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BRITISH AID FRENCH.

"a brilliant counccrattacll in which
our allies gave proof OF their valor
enabled the French to throw back
the enemy completely and rccapture
this village.
no less violent. Gricvnes was the OBJ
jeclive OF powerful attacks, which
were renewed necessarily, leading to
hand-to-hand fighting. This town re
manned in the hands OF the French
who inflicted considerable losses on
the Germans.
Between Montdidicr and 1Iassig-
ny there is nothing to rcporC."
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FRENCH.

Paris, April 1.-Today's official
statement follows:
yesterday and last night tho bat.
Ito continued with extreme violence
north Of Montdidier. The emmy direct
cd his efforts mparticular along the
front between Montdldicr and the
TcronncAmicns road, and threw for
ward important forces with the par
ticular object Of cnIarging his gains
west of Hundard eli Santcrre! Fran
co-Br.tish troops broke up the assault
ing waves, which were not able to de
bOuch.
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BRITISH HORSEMEN WIN ;,

Thc war office summary tonight
says:
t,Botwcen. NoreuH and HangardI
British cavalry in a brilliant count
crattack rctook wood which had
been lost previously.
"Norih of the Sommc there has
been no change in the situation.
South of the Sommc there had been
hard lighting iii the nciGhborhood
of Morcuil.
"On the French front an enemy at
tack was beaten off south of Moreuil.
Otherwise the day was comparative
~ quiet"
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GERMAN.

Berlin. (N!a London,) Apri. l.
The text of today's official statement
reads:
con the battlefield north OF the
iaomme artillery and mineihrowcr
firing revived during the evening.
Between the Luce riyulet and the Avre
we continued our attacks and captur
cd the heights north OF Morcuil.
British and French troops which sew
oral times vainly came forward in
counteratracks stuff cAed heavy loss-
cS.
"a local attack on the western
bank Of the Avrc placed us in posses
sion OF Arrachis wood"
yesterday French divisions in rc
peated assaults attempted to recap
ture lost villages and heights to the
west Of Nontdidier as we'll as be-
tween the Doms and the Matt.
Their attacks broke down with san
culinary losses.
with the fighting during the last
few days the number of prisoners
brought in since the beginning Of the
battle has increased to more than rs,
600.
ON the other theatres there lis moth
ing new"
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ATTACKS AT ALBERT.

The official communication Of this
morning reads:
"rhc enemy twice attacked our posi-
lions in the western outskirts Of AL
bert yesterday evening. Both attacks
were rcpulscd.
"South Of the Sommc the enemy
is pcrsisting in his attempts to ad
vance along the valleys of the Iaiv-
crS Luce and Avre. hut has made lit
tie progress. Attacks and counter at
lacks followed each other in this sec
tor throughout yesterday aft 9rnoon
.'and evening with varying success
and the fighting is expected to con
tinuc.
"ln the local operation in the neigh
borhood OF Scrrc which was reported
in yesterday mornings communicate
the total number of machine guns talk
on was 109."
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The funeral services Of Mrs. Char
lotte Anderson Of 4th was held Friday
at the First Baptist Church. Rev.
Wiley ofiiciatcd. Mrs. Anderson de
parted this life Wednesday, March
27. She leaves six daughters and two
sons.
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BRITISH PADDLE
WINNER Of Y. c.
ca. Z. A. Specially

London, England, Nov. 3.-This is
the tale of how Rev. Theodore Bail ~
Hardy. once schoolmaster and late
~ virar OF the country parish of Hut
ton RGcf in the county of Westmore-
land, Non the Victoria Cross. He was
more than 30 years of age. Never
theless, when the call came, he stepped
down from MS pulpit, and went out
to minister 10 greater need in France.
Here is The story in the words of a
sergeant:
The Germans had been bombing
us badly, and we had four wounded
We We're obliged to withdraw some
distance. but one of the men was so
badly hurt, that we had to leave him
behind. He was lying about 10 yards
on our side of a pill-box which we
had taken in the morning. but which
was now once more occupied by the
enemy. Shortly after noon the padre
came along, and asked me if thought
we could get the wounded men back.
told him that | thought we could; at
all events we would try. So we went
out to the spot where the man Law.
He was too weak to stand up, but the
padre gave him a drink of brandy,
and this revived him little, so that
between us we Were able to drag him
~ Lit IIEHGU NliCIb our l1lII "tTC.
We had several tries before we could
get him clear of the wood as every
is yards or so we had to rest him.
he was SO exhausted. and it was diff
cult to move him. his arm was SO
bad. | left him with the padre, and
went back to my men in front
Stays Under Fire.
Later we We're ordered to with
draw and when we came to our own
trench the padre was still sitting with
the woundHl man, though trench NOR
tars were Smelling the trench
\ little after o'clock the padre re-
turned to the Regimental Aid Post, a
mile behind Rossignol Wood, and ask
ed for volunteers to bring the man
back. There We're four stretche--
bearers at the aid post and they had
been at work all day, and were very
tired. Their relief had arrived bu.
they volunteered as one man As one
of them put it. We Were glad to go,
because the padre asked us" So the
five Of them went w to Rossignol
Wood. They had work enough t.
reach the wood. but it was harder to
come back. with that helpless burden
on the stretcher. along a trench that
was often waist-deep in mud and Wa
ter Three hours had passed. three
anxious weary hours, before their task
was over.
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QUINCY

Quincy, Fla, Nov. about all Of
the restrictions connected with the re-
cent epidemic have been removed and
the temporary relief station closed.
Schools will open Monday. Divine
sedviceS will be held in the churches
Sunday. Tobacco packing houses will
be opened Monday, and all Of the stores
will be run on full time. A meeting
Of the merchants however, has result
ed in the adoption Of the O'Clock
closing hour throughout the winter,
except on Saturdays
There will be q, big Community Ser
vice at the Methodits church Sunday
night
The influenza is considered about
conquered, though there are still some
distressing deaths being reported.
mainly cases resulting from close con-
finement and anxiety in continued nurs
ing and over eXertion.
Work had to be discontinued on the
peanut mill which was being construct
ed at Hardaway and nothing has been
done on it for the last three weeks.
However. work will be resumed, it is
thought, in few days.
Cane grinding begins next week.
and this is hailed with joy is the
country's supply Of syrup is about
gone. tn
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NEW REQUIREMENTS MADE For
STUDENTS ARMY TRAINING CORPS

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 2.-An order
from Washington to the district mill
tary Inspector. given out today. makes
important changes regarding the en-
trance requirements for the students
army training corps. The order says
In view Of the fact that existing
educational requirements have pre-
vented induction Of men in collegiate
sections students army training corps
up to authorized strength and pend
ing completion of a new system for
recruiting these sections. the com
mittee on education, and special train
ing directs that institutions where
present number Of indicted men is
less than their authorized quota, may
certify for induction such students
who do not have the prescribed num-
Der Of units, but whom the head o.
the institution and the commanding
officer, jointly believe to be competent
TO pursue one of the programs pre-
scribed. In determining this COM
petence, commanding officers and col
Iege authoritier should cooperate and
selections should be based on their
joint Judgment"
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