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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
MILLIONS ADDED
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through a local bank and e. p. Muir
ply an Son subscribed an additional
10000 Gus Kohn company. 5000
and Union Corbide and Carbon com
pany, $1,000. Patrolman NJ. J. Du-
gan, of the police department report
ed that his sales aggregated 10000.
George j. Porter, colored, subscribed
VI 900. These were among the larger
subscriptions obtained during the day.
The house-to -houea canvass among
the coiored people OF the city nette 1
many subscriptions. The mems COM
mittee reported that it's workers OBJ
tanned nearly $4,000 and the women
s7.70o. The independent order OF St
Luke's subscribed $1,000. The total
sales among the colored people OF the
city are about $50, 900. This committee
also has arranged street demonstra-
tons tonight and witt sent speakers
into the business and residential sec
tons of the city.
1t was reported yesterday that the
Vose Dental company had subscribe
ed $4,000 worth of bonds, and that
every employee was the owner of one
or more bonds. forming one hun
dred per cent club. The local branch
OF the United States Tire company
| also went one hundred per cent.
Women's sales on Thursday
amounted to s229.55o, making the
total sales to date s4.065,250, Mrs.
w M. HahIiston announced. The
leading organizations were the Col
onial Danes, $4,000; Barton
Heights Womans club. $32.S0O; Y.
W C. A., s11,05o; Highland Park
Womans club, $7,70n.
Mrs. Habliston announced that the
booth in front OF the postofice, in
charge Of Mrs. Newton Vaughan. and
the two Broad street booths had lone
excellent work so far in the drive.
The booth at Second and Broad liz In
charge OF Mrs. William ThaIhimcr and
Mrs. Edward Ragland, and the booth
at Seventh and Broa1 under Mrs G
T. w. Kern.
Women's organizations selling al
| the various booths yesterday were
the Woman's Beneficial association OF
Maocabees, at Thalhimer's; |. v. n
A., at Miller and Rhoad's, Woman's
Exchange, at Cohens; St Hilda's
Guild. ut Fourqurean's; james River
Garden club. at Mosby's; Society o.
southern college women at the post
office. and the Helping Circle o.
Kings Daughters Ut Twenty-fifth ant
Broad streets
Those selling today, the final da,
OF the drive. will be the Woman's clut
AT the postoince, the Equal Suffrage
league ut Moshy's; G:nter Park Wo
mans club at Fourqurean's: Musfct
ans club at zCoheR's, Girl Scouts a.
Fha1himer's; special committee
with Mrs. r. 3. Young. chairman. a
Miller and Rhoads'. and the Leigh
street Baptist Aid Society at Twenty
nth and Broad streets.
There is intense rivalry between
the various women's organization
competing for the Prizes offered b,
the Weisbcrgcr company and J. b
Mosby and company. The former /
offering three prizes OF $3.50, $l5
and 500 to the three organiza.io
Boiling tho greatest amount of bonds
The Mosby company will give $25
TO the organization obtaining the larg
est number of Individual subscrip
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
buy Liberty BOnds--
More Hun deficiency"

Nogales. Ariz, Oct. 1s.-Several re-
markedly well executed Federal Re-
serve bank notes were received here,
1t is believed they were made in Ger
many and circulated in Mexico as
German propa ganda, Chinese mer-
chants turned the greenbacks into the
custom house. The face Of Benjamin
Franklin appears on the front of the
notes. as on the genuine paper. The
lines on the jay. however are much
heavier than In the government notes
giving the effect of beard. When
the spurious money Is held at arm S
length fraud becomes more appar-
ent. The bills appear then to have
been Autographed. or perhaps photo
graphed rather than engraved The
paper Is of good quality. but lacks the
fine silk threads woven into the Amer
iran ha N nnta na nar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

Cd ID Dayton, Ohio. has again skipped
his bail bond while lighting extradi-
ton back to this state.
Detective WorrelI, Of the local po-
lice force, went to Dayton. armed with
requisition papers. and word had been
received here that he had secured his
man and was ON hts way back 10 this
city with him. 1t appears, however.
that Goldberg was allowed ball In
Columbus. Ohio, pending court pro-
Columbus. Ohio. pending court pro-
ceedings. and that he again skipped
bail. which had been fixed at $1,000
The doctor, who was former we'll
known physician of this city, was ar
rested once before in Philadelphia on
the charges here and while awaiting
the result OF court proceedings skip
ped scoo bail bond
Award Hospital Contract.
The city council at meeting last
night. awarded the contract for the
erection of a hospital for the treat
ment Of persons suffering with vene-
real diseases to the Harrison Con-
struction company, OF this city.
The hnspitaI will be located on 4
tract Of land adjoining the city aims
house and win cost $500 The hos
pital will be run Jointly by the city
and federal authorities and persons
now held in the city Jail for treat
ment will be transferred to the hos
pital as soon as it Is completed, which
is expected to be in about two weeks.
Funeral Of Captain Lynn.
The body of the late Captain a. T.
Lynn, who died in Preside, Texas, ar
rived in the city last night and inter-
ment was made today in Poplar
Grove cemetery this afternoon,
Burial In D;nwiddie.
Mrs. Mary A. Faulks. fifty-seven
years Of age. died yesterday afternoon
at her home on Hinton street, after
an illness of several months duration.
The remains will be sent tomorrow
to her former home in Dinwiddie
county for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
Liberty Bonds
Condition OF DIR. Price.

DIR, Lawrence T. Price, who has
been Ill OF pneumonia, is steadily i'm
proving, according 10 a report issued
at the John Marshall emergency hos
pital yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
Petersburg

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian.)
Petersburg, Oct. 1.-the health
authorities of the city today issued
an order closing all places OF business
except drug stores. garages, news
stands. restaurants and places selling
foodxtuffs at r. Nj. tomorrow after
noon. The stores will remain closed
until Monday morning.
This action WAS taken by tho board
OF health ~ n step in tho tight against
the Spanish sHfiunnxa epidemic in the
city. The order framed to keep the
Saturday ~vaning shopping crowds
from c,nGrcgxtinr Ia uis stores and
streets The tsc1n. have i,ecn ordered
TO strictly enforce the order. which
Is The last Of the closing orders to be
placed into effect in Petersburg.
1nfUenza In this city appears TO be
decreasing. but the number OF pneu-
monia cases is increasing. Against
239 new cases of "1u'' reported yes
terday there were 222 new cases to-
day. Thirtyo one new cases OF pneu-
monia were reported by the physi-
CLANS today, while only twenty-six
new cases were recorded yesterday.
At the emergency hospital in the
high school building there are l01
patients being cared for. OF this
number eighty-four are white pa
tients. The colored population of the
city appears to furnish the larger
number of both influenza and pneu-
monia cases at present.
Good work is being performed at
the emergency hospital by the stu
dents OF the Bishop Payne Divinity
school (colored) These colored
youths are acting as orderlies. and
have won tie praise of the officials
in charge Of the hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
VIII Go Over Top"

This city's quota in the fourth Lib
erty loan drive has been set al
s3,000,000 and every indication points
to Petersburg going over the top
before the end of the campaign to-
morrow night
Tonight less than $4,000 was
needed to enable this city to over
subscribe its original allotment, and
the officials are confident that the
new quota will be reached.
The various committees are hard
at work securing subscriptions nd
the people of the city are responding
readily. The ladies Of the city are
doing good work at the booths on the
streets and have greatly swelled the
city's total
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LOAN IS BELIEVED
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that approximately $29,50o.0D0 had
been taken III the navy.
Subscriptions by districts tonight
stood:
st. Louis. $26o.ssl, zoo; Minneapo-
lis. s1s4.S33.750; Boston. $4l0.4SO.-
100: Dallas. $ss.362,750; San Fran
cisco. s279.9s5, $50; Richmond. s1sS.-
07s,30O; Chicago, $5S0,S07,350; Kan
sas City, $166,66S,200 Cleveland,
ss76.2S9.5 500; New York, $1.046.2OS.-
600: Philadelphia. $273,217,soo; A.
lanta. $sS,52s.2o0.. Total. $3.SoS.-
589.60O.
--Buy Liberty Dosds---
Teach Girls 10 Sell Tickets
At the New York School OF 1nstruc-
ton for Women Ticket Agents two
months course of instruction. ~ Of
fered students are paid $25 month
/ and when qualified for positions they
command salaries ranging from $5o 70
$50 month. according to EFFICIENCY,
Applicants must between the aEns
OF twenty-one and thirty-five years,
must have high school education or
its equivalent. and must agree to COM
plete the course and to accept post
Etions either in New York city or
nearby suburb. Applications may ne
sent to the joint committee on all pas
senger agencies in official classification
territory 30 West street, New York
city.
-Ruy Liberty ROndA--
The stopping OF breweries on De-
cember 1 means that some children
will have Christmas toys who never
had such wonderful things before.
-BMy Liberty Bonds--
Providence is relentless discip-
linarian, using the very vices Of ma
tons to scourge them into reforma-
ton w. r. Alge-.
| ---Buy Liberty ROmAs---
! Doubtless the angels smile when
| they see fishermen with s25 out
! fit yanking q two-ineh sucker out OF
| the water.
! buy Liberty BonAs-
I Don't take things AZ they come II
I they belong to other people,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
Freed OF Murder Charge.

In the hustings court today. Judge
J. M Mullen presiding, Hathaway
Levy tcolored). charged with the
murder of Thomas Gillian, also col
ored, on the night of September on
High Pearl street. this city. was ac-
quilted by jury which was out only
short time.
Levy's defense was the unwritten
law. He claimed that Gillian took
his wife away from him and. when
he found them living together in a
room in another part of the city, a
fight followed.
In the fight Levy stabbed Gillian
killing him instantly. He has been
in Jail awaiting trial since the night
of the murder
Levy was represented in court to-
day by Attorney Il. 7. Wilson. OF this
city.
No further criminal cases will be
tried in husings court until Novem-
Der S, when the grand jury will make
its report. "t'''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
bay Liberty bonds
Governor Davis Again Speaks.

'"'OH11oE DNVIS NtsaEIu of08RS,
Governor Westmoreland Davis yes
terday continued his talks in behalf OF
the fourth liberty loan by addressing
the workers at Seven Pines during the
noon hour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
Stage Game In New York.


Juneau, Alaska, Oct. 1S.-AIaska
today celebrated the fifty-frst ami
versary of the raising Of the Stars and
Stripes over the territory following
its purchase from Russia. Alaska be-
came America" on October is, 1867.
Although the population now In much
smaller than II has been in years, due
to the exodus OF man-powcr to the
outside the spirit of tho residents
remains as fervid a. ever. Celebra-
tons Of various kinda occupied the
day IN almost every communiU.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

The undersigned Banks land doubtless all
other Banks and Trust Companies in the city)wll
remain open until o'clock this Evening to
receive additional subscriptions to Liberty Loan
Bonds
If you have failed to subscribe, or if you feel
that your duty is only partially performed, here
is the opportunity to satisfy your desire to doyour
all for your Government and your Bank will
assist you---
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
ANOTHER Two. MI1aoN.Doir.An GAIN


banks
md trust follows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
gain Jumps Bail.

again Jumps Bail.
News has been received here that
DR. Goldberg, who is wanted here Oh
forgery charges, and who was arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
REIGN Of TERROR

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
INFLUENZA CASES

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19
Nurse Is Shot,
But Maybe Not



Theory That Innuenza Germs Are
Distributed Among selaierw.
Washington. Oct 1S.-The silly
propagandist has been at it again
with a new shot-at-sunrise story, and
the credulous have helped him pass It
along. His story with various trim
mings to suit the locals goes like this;
A tied Cross nurse-or an army
surgeon-has been executed at the
usual melodramatic hour for spreading
| influenza or pneumonia germs among
the soldiers-and isn't 1t awful!
Yes. it Is awful: awful bunk The
surgeon generals office today issued
statement about II. saying in part:
There have been no medical OFF,
GERS. nurses or any cne else executed
Mt ary camp In the United States or
| abroad for any such cause Tho re-
ports are ridiculous. Through them
all has run such a significant likeness
OF texture that II Is not unlikely they
all originated from the same source.
tho German propagandist, who unfor-
tunately 10 aided by many thought.
less persons who have not taken the
trouble and time to investigate before
passing IN. reports on
-nuy Liberty DonAs-
Stage Game In New York.
New York. Oct 1S.-Plans are be-
ing made for a football contest be-
tween Georgia Tech and Rutgers on
the Polo grounds here November Is.
university at Pittsburg November II.
Receipts will go to the United War
council athletic fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

Don't take things AZ they come X
they belong to other people,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

Doubtless the angels smile when
they see fishermen with s25 out
fit yanking a two-inch sucker out OF
the water
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

providence is relentless discip-
linarian, using the very VICES Of ma
tons to scourge them into reforma-
tion."---W. r. Alger.
World's cresset., 1918-04-04

Here is Gods first begotten.
His first child. He W as before all
things, He then ives the son OF
God, and that to, long before He
was the son Of man. Daniel say
him. as the son OF God, long
before. be was the son of mAn.
For in speaking Of four men
which he saw. he said one OF
them was like the son Of God.
Please read.
He answered and said. Lo I
see four men loose, walking in
the midst of the, fire and they
have no hurt; and the form of
the fourth is like the Son OF God"
Dan. PSF By this we learn
that he was called The son of
God before he came to earth,
and was called theson of man
after he came to earth. And
why re was the Oh of God before
he was the son of man Is because
He was the FIRST spiritual being
Created by God. God called him
his son and tile first begotten.
For it is written.
For God so loved the world
that he gave Eis only begotten
son. that whosoever believeth in
him should MT perish but
have everlasting life
For God sent not bis Son into
the world to condemn the world
but that the world through him
might be saved % (St John. g.
1910
Dear sister and readers you
now have before you just why
Christ was called the son of
God before he was called the
son of man.
To be called the son of m an
He had to be born into this
world by woman. Before this
he was only the son of God, the
first begotten of the Father, be
was before all things-but God
himself, is a Spirit. and
while his first begotten was
only spiritual, God called bin bis
son, we repeat after he was
born of woman he Was called the
son of man. This answers your
: 1st. question. Sister Papens,
World's cresset., 1918-04-04

This time is mere now they
have turned away their ears
from the truth, AMI turned to
fables.
For this reason the preaching g
of the gospel to them is foolish.
ness.
Paul knew the time would come
when the church you'd leave it's
hrst love. and then would not
endure sound doctrine.
For he speaks of tie fall of
the church in this manner.
Let no man deceive you bv
any means: for that day shall
not com e. except there come a
falling away first, and that. man
OF sin be revealed, the son of
perdition;
Who opcoseth and exalteth
nimsel above all that is called
God, or that is worshipped
so that he as God sitteth in the
tempt e of God, showing himself
that he is God.
Remember We not, that. when
I was vet not with you. / told
you these things?
| z hes.-2-3-4-5.) y =
This time had to come, and
we say it is now or US.
And people are giving heed tt
fables. And the greatest fable
Oh earth is the one man theory
This we shall plai1ly show you
a little later on. as we continue
with our sermons.
And it is for the purpose o1
getting the reader interested in
ia thorough investigation OF the
pure word OF God, and then yor
J will see and know why there are
50 many different beliefs in thu
world toiay.
You will then see why and how
the world has given heed to sc
ducing spirits and went'off afte
1.-The devices of satan.
1 So please come and make al
investigation and learn th
gospel, that the preaching Of the
cross will not b. fooiishness Il
you. :
World's cresset., 1918-04-04
ANSWER TO Mrs.
Papen's first Question:
QUESTIONS NO. 2.
L1NCREEK NO,

Ed, CRESsET:-Please an.
swer these two questions thru
the CREsSET
First'-How was Christ the
Son of God before he was the
Son of man?
Second: How did Christ iay
down his life and have the power
to take it up again?
Mrs. Nancy Papens.
1st. Question. How was
Christ the son e.f God before he
was the son of mani"
TEXT,
For thou lowest me before
tho foundation of the world
(St. John 17-24) Christ says
here that Goo loved him before
t he foundation of the world.
:hep by This we learn that He
had to exist as a beloved charact
er before He was the son of man,
and tuis is true for God says.
The Lord opossessed me in the
beginning of bis way, before bis
works of old.
I was set up from everlasting
from the beginning, or ever the
earth was.
When there we're no depths
J | was brought forth. when ther;
we're no fountains abtundine
with water.
Before the mou niains were
settled, before the hills wal
I brought forth
While as yet be had not mad
the earth, nor the fields nor th
highest part o: the dust OF th
world.
When he prepared the heavens
II was there: when he set
compass upon the face of To
depth:
When be established the cloud
above when he strengthened IN
fountain of the deep.
When be- gave to the sea hi
decree that the waters shoul
not pass his, command men
: when be appointed the fountain
of the EARTH" .tProv 8-21 2
World's cresset., 1918-04-04
SERMON TWO.
TEXT:

OApllZe, Out 10 preaCu Tue ROSpe
not with wisdom Of words, lest
the cross of Christ should be
made Of none effect.
For the preaching of the cross
is to them tnat perish foolish
ness: but unto US which are
saved it is the power of God."
,(1Cor.1 -J7 -1S.)
In the very ortstart we learn
by our Text that the preaching
OF the cross is to them that
3 perish. foo;ishness, This is inl
,atfiermation Of our. Text~in our
, first sermon that il. IF our
gospel he bid. it is hid to them
that are lost, in whom the God
/, of this world hash blinded their
. minds" This makes the preach
=. ing OF the cross to them that
perish, foolishness. But to tn ern
) that>are saved it is the o over of
: God-For Paul said.
For I am not ashamed OF the
gospel of Christ: for it ia the
power of God unto salvation
to every one that helieveth to the
Jew first and alsp to he.Greek. .
rom. 1--16o
The gospel of Christ being
the power Of God unto salvation
is foo.ishness to them that per-
ish, foolishnes to them, who has
been blinded by the god Of the
earth. So we say again that
there is many who are upon the
way that seemeth right unto
them, but the end Of that way is
death.
For dear reader you must
know the gospel of Christ. As
it ia the power of God unto
salvation Then ask yourself the
question do I know the gospel?
And lhen ii l do not. can l learn
ii? Then ask yourself this ques.
ton. II am to know the gospel
of Christ lnorder that l may be
saved, why was it that after
Christ had been dead for Is
years He choose Paul, and com
mikted to him the gospel of un'
circumcision? And then why lid't
God take this gospel. and give il
to Paul when He had chosen
12men and ordained them 'Apos
tlssi. Do you see dear reader the
difference in those two gospels
spoken of in this lauguag.
But contrariWise when they
saw the gospel tf the uncir
cumcision was committed untt
me, as the abspel pf circumcision
was unto Peter.
For he that wroth effectua'l.
10 Peter to the spostleship Of tn
circumcision the same was miQt
ty, in me toward the Genti:es'
Gal. 2T7-8
Here is the two gospels nam
ed.
Well dear reader study t
shew yourself approved unto CO.
a work man that need not b
=, a sha amed. rightly dividing tb
word Of truth. For the preach
ing OF the cross Is 10 them tha
perish fooIlshness" But to ther
that are saved it ia the powe
,of God pnto salvatiob' Now "
ask, what is Salvation? We sha
say that salvation is eternal III
For Paul said.
II say. then have they stumble
that they shall fail? God forbi
but rather through their IA
salvation Is come unto II
-Gentiles for to provoke them
jealousy from. 1l-l1)
NV this scripture you will =,
World's cresset., 1918-04-04

For it reads.
rs the law than against the
promises Of God? God forbid: for
il there had been a law given
which could have given life.
verify righteousness should 'bave
been by the law" "lGal. 3-2l.) \
You see then life had to be
granted, and the law could not
do this. And. for this reason
Christ said.
But ye believe not. because
ye are not of my sheep. as / said
unto you.
MY sh eep hear my voice, and
I know them. and they follow
me:
And I give U nto them eternal
life; and they shall never perish,
neither shall any man pluck
them out Of my hand.
Isl. John. 10 pa -27--2o)
Here you have tho plain fact
from Christ's 4 own lips that he
gave to his sheep eternal life
and this the law could not do, as
recorded above. But the bring
ing in Of better hope did, oy
the which we draw nigh unto
Cod" That is Christ in US the
hope OF glory, Pie ase read,
Even the mystery which hath
been hid from ages and ftom
ger erations. but now is made
manifest to his saints:
To whom God would make
known what is the riches of the
glory Of this mystery among the
Gen,iles; which is Christ in you
the hope of glory
l(Col.1-26-27.
:, Here you have the light Of the
glorious gospel-"And if the
gospel is bid It is hid to them
that are lost in whom the God
of this world hath blinded the
minds of them that believe not
lest the light OF the glorious
gospel should shine unto them. :"
Now dear reader tie reason Of
our writing in this manner, is
to get you to see that II you have
any interest in your Own eternal
welfare, that yon will stop right
where you are. and make
thorough investigation of your
own standing with God, and your
! Christ. And see and know TO.
' yourself whether you know the
gospel or not.
} For if any part is bid to you
, then you are in a lost condition
as our text teach you.
; The preaching Of the gospel tt
you is foolishress.
, It's also true, you may sa!
that there is issso many differen
denominations, and every on
= preaching a different doctrin
. from the same Bible. and tba
!, you cannot tell which one i
right.
And we shall admit tlis awfu
fact-For Christ has said
For .he time will come whe
:, they will not endure SCUM
doctrine: but after their ow
: sss shall they leap to then
: selves teachers, having incIln
= ears;
n And they shall turn away thel
II ears from the trntj, and shall .
e turned unto fables
"a y Tim. -3 A
- Also
Having the understan.lin