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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

the spiritual meaning is found to-day
Just as the literal nica: ing was found
III the apostles experience Nothing
can harm those who trust in the Lord
and do Ills work. Trouble may seem
to come. but 1t canno, harm: rather
will il work for good.
These. two Observation-Disclosures for
Christ and protection by christ-are the
joys of Christianity. They max life
glorious and prepare ;he way for the
set more glorious lie To conc Surely
our Lords resurrection and ascension
solve the problem OF our existence and
declare plainly the continuity of life
for those who accept Jesus Christ as
their Savior and Friend
MANHOOD AND DIVINE
NATURE CLEARLY SHOWN
We end here the study oi St Marks
Gospel. 1t certainly has been an in
tcrcStinS and helpful study. ST Mark
does not tell us OF the childhood and
youth of jesus. but he does make us
see His manhood and His divine nature
Vcr! clearly. II has long been the IA
vor!tc study Of those who would have
a firm knowledge of Him who ~. $ at
once the Son OF Man and the Sou of
God. and 1t has had great infucn, -
IN attracting thoughtful mon to the
blessed Master. Beginning with John.
VINO Was TO prepare tho way OF The
Lord at His FIRST coming. Il ends with
Il cali TO u eli r." prepare tho way for
~ second COZ II presents L" us
Jesus as lie Il. His ministry on
earth and it ends v TIL tho vision OF
CHRIST sitting on the right hand Of
God. SO may our lives. under Hi.
. guidance. be satisfied and blessed
w" arc human creatures. bu, VIC MAJ
become divine and everything childrz y
o! God. we are asked 10 hear tic
Masters car and give ourselves 10
/ Him. and then hidden TO 30 out and
bring others TO Him. God gran; to All
OF Us this blessedneSs Of Twin. and
acrvicc and bring us at last to tho lif.
, mat knows no ending.
Ny Lord and Friend thank Thee
! Tor The revelation OF Thysc!f 20 me. and
Tor inc hope OF life everlasting. Giy.
me iaiih Grant mo courage. Guard
me from perils. Keep nc in rhv love.
EicSs my humble scrvicc-oh. ,ha. ,
might serve Thee better. And Ioo,,
/ down upon IN" from Heaven and guide
mo Till end my journey and come 10
'hcc. Amen
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Motorman Not Losing Any
Time

81 don't think any ono ever suffered
more from stomach trouble aud bloat-
run more than half tho time and could
get no help from prescriptions or mcdi-
cine. One OF my friends advised using
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. which !
found TO he the greatest remedy ever
put on the Garth. | have not lost ii day
since taking it, IT is worth It's weight
in gold" 1t is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
a lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
tcstinal ailments. including appcndi-
citis. one dose will convince or money
rcfundcd-SiS
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ALL ABOUT IN VIRGINIA
indnstrin1 Sotes From Various sections
OF Old Observation-Disclosures
Work on Hampton Ronds.

The new appropriation of s3,0oO.00
Tor Waterfront improvements at the
Hampton Roads naval base is now
available. and it is expected that the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks OF the
Navy Department will start at AN carly
date with the erection OF new piers.
buikhcads. etc.
The estimated cost Of the gravity
filtration plant which the Alexandra,
Water Company PROPOSES to build At
Alexandria is 100000. Eids viii be
opened for tho work from September
TO 10.
Pittsburgh, Pa. concern was the
successful bidder to erect the cme:-
;;cncy hospital near Norfoli. Tho cost
of it 10 the government VIII be nearly
81 600, 900.
The Portsmouth,. Berkeley and SIf.
folk Water Company has completed
all of the arrangements and all the !"
tails Tor the Improvement and enlarge
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Hold Services n, Fork ,,,,,

Kew. w. w. Landrnm. ID. D.. OF Louis
vic NY" VIII conduct evansclistic ser
vices ut tho Fork Union u,ntj.,
church this week lie will he ,b,
guest of Captain Charles G. Sncad.
This old church is a very his,o,,.
one. having been constructed i'm 1885.
and has had great speakers to occuuv
IT'S pulpit Rev. J. y. I:roadus. u. ID
preached his first sermon there while
teaching for General j. u. Cooke. II
was Rev. T.. :. Nelson's home church.
conn b. Cough delivered there his
famous lecture on temperance
The old building, recently repaired.
is in the form of cross no, unlike
the Old English churches. surrounded.
as il is. by century oaks.
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IS YOUR HEART WEAK?

important. successful discovery
without drugs. explained in Free SIS
Page Instructive Book, illustrate
Tho Nature, cause and Permanent:
Relief Of Diseases of the Heart An
gina Pcctoris. Hiph Blood Pressure.
Paralysis, Hardening OF Arteries. etc.
without drugs and medicines" will be
mailed free OF all expense, to those
who viii forward :, description Of their
case 20 the j.. V. Walden Institute.
Mitchell Bldg, Cincinnati. O.--dy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-11

Nothing to equal the rush the week for Piano
gains at Crafts has been known in Richmond Just
when everybodys talking advancing prices
dering they could afford Piano happens this
all Crafts sales People buying Pianos who had not
expected until Christmas. thought
of ever buying Piano PlayerPan you certainly
1T to yourself TO como in and what reasonably small
will buy in this sale We arranging
for many buyers that really about the
their buying months later
We haven't the here to list all the bargains, will
just word two about few which will give
what we have There is Gaber upright that
hogany case sweet singing tone and general condition
nearly like the price is only $152 An Emerson
wood is only SIS; while is
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condition and would make nice piano for beginner. A
kimball at $13S handsome instrument indeed in
elegant mahogany condition equal to real bargain
1865 buys modern, upo-date I'ayerPiano which
vice in music play like artist by of music rolls
And so the list goesdozens and of wonderful values
like the abovesurpassng anything offered in this city
The easiest time payments be arranged We want to
make for every buy that musicless
need be without the blessing of music day longer
nlents low So and So month will be
pianos. \ Customers Protection Bond goes with every
Crafts Cabinet Grand Piano. the Crafts
change privilege Purchasers who September
have their Pianos delivered later without charge
i'll as possibly and look around if you
have idea OF buying No trouble to show YOU
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CHRISTIAN.

rhird-Pras ching at II o'clocls bv
the pastor Rev j -. Hclsabccil
Union service held At Broaduy Nc
mortal Baptist Il S:l5 O'Clock.
Hanover Avcnuc-Bo;h morning and
evening services "li be conducted by
~ .. Holiday. secretary Of the Navy
y. NJ. G. 4. The evening service will
be a union service
Fnirn,ount-preachin by tho pastor
Eev. {. L. Gilmore. at ii and at s
o'clock.
seventh street-Rev. e. NJ Watson
OF Norfolk. will occupy the pulpi, this
morning at j o'c.ock.
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MI;'rilODIST.

Broad strcet-Rev. Fred r. Chcnsult
VIII preach at both services to-day.
Park Place-Serviccs at II o'clock
conducted by Rev. X. NJ. White Union
services in Monroe Park at $3.50.
Grace-Preachins at II O'Clock By
Rev. George II. McFadcn and at s:lj
by Rev l.. 5. Flournoy
Centenary-i'reaching AT II o'clock
by Rev. j. III. Montgomery. field score
tary of the Sunday school board Of
tho Virginia Conferences
Denny Strcet-PrcachinE at IL o'clock
and ai SD b. the pastor Rev r. y
HARNESS.
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LUTHERAN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a, II o'clock
with preaching by the pastor Rev. f..
H. Meuschkc. Evening services dis
continued for the sulnms-
First English Observation-Disclosures
ing at II o'cioci. by Rev. r. D. Garland.
OF the Baptist state mission board
Union service az night with the Han
over Avenue Christian Church.
-. John. f:ran-ciicai-No preaching
to-day. but an Illustrated lecture aill
DC given in the Sunday school hall a.
10 o'clock.
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open-AIr Service on Church Inv,

Al the Church OF the Holy Comforter.
all Of the Sunday night services arc
held on the lawn. and IL has proved
most enjoyable innovation. To-n!-h,
Bishop william Cabcli Brown Will CON
duct the service and preach The reg
ular choir will lead the consreSationuI
singing. supplemented with a speciaI
solo by Miss Mary Simpson The ser
vice is az S:i0.
The regular morning service AT II
o'clor.; will be conducted by Rey. John
NorN. god. in the absence Of the rector
Rev. William Edward cox
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APPEARED TO MANY
DISCIPLES AND OTHERS

love TO think of those many APP
pe4rsncts OF Christ To the disciples and
others during the forty days between
His resurrection and ascension St
Paul tells US He was seen OF about 1--WE
hundred brethren at Gree Il. Cor, Xv.
81. But the dearest OF all those APP
pearances was that OF which st. John
tells US in the twenty first chapter of
Ills Gospel, when Oh the shores Of
Cialilee Lake He prepared for His tired
disciples. who had reen fishing all
night. a little breakfast. and then after
il was over, as they all sat around
the fire. He asked Peter three times If
he loved Him. This scene brings the
Master SO near TO our daily lives and
shows US not only how He cares for
our comfort. but how lie longs for our
love We must not place the risen
Christ now sitting at Gods right hand.
AZ a distance from us. He is near us
all the time. and knows all our wants
and sympath!zes with us in alb oar
troubles. If only we will tell Him Of
our love for Him and try to live as
Ne would have us. we shall find per
fect peace even here on earth. for so
lie said. peace | leave with you: My
pcace | give unto you. Let not your
heart he troubled, neither let it he
afraid" est. John xiv. 2L)
And then ST. Mark tells us OF Christ's
nar;ing words First, He badc them go
cvsrywhere and preach the Gospel 10
everybody and baptize them. That is
% He'd the Great Commission, and is our
<uthority- for foreign missions. VIVA!
glorious commission II was. and how
rrandlyS the disciples carried it out!
You and | live in n Christian land be-
cause they did as He told them. And
ws must do likewise. that all the pres
ant world may hear the good news and
lie welcomed into the kingdom.
MIST TELL 1T ABROAD
THAT CHRIST is RISEN
The new life brought with it new
opportunities. II men could live for
ever then they must know II and lie
given the privilege OF gaining ever.
lasting life. Missions result from the
truth Of the resurrection. If there Is
no life beyond the grave, then people
may well remain in Ignorance. eating
and drinking and to-morr> dying.
But when we knew that Christ is riscn
then we must tell ii out abroad. But
even more wonderful,than the commits
sion was the assurance of power AMI
safety. devils cast out. new languages
spoken. serpents handled without dan
ger, poison harmless, healing: power
what a list of blessings. II you
have tho book Vol ~. rca6 Phillips
Brooks's sermon on tfis text. 1t is a
wonderful declaration concerning the
safety and helpfulncss OF faith. And
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Or. CnId,yclI 10 prcnch

The evangeiistic meetings whic,
have hecn conducted in Monroe pari;
will be continued during the month
Of August. Tonight the sc. mon vii
bc preached by Rev. l.. =. caldwell
j.. D.. Of Union Theological! Seminary
at present supplying tho pulpit OF tho
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
y song service will precedc the meet
Ing, beginning at o'clock.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
ia I''TIST.

Grace :trcet-i:cv. j. j. johnson viii
preach boih morning and evening.
finc street--Rcv g. r Scot. will
breach at II o'clock on Three Loyal
i,riSoncrs." and at night on The Man
Hh" Knew What Allied Him"
t'irsi-ln the absence OF the pastor
icy u Auhrcy Williams. pastor Of
f"rh i'Ia". Baptist Church. Norfolk.
,"ilI prnHch st u o'clocl. aud 1T SIS.
Grave f'cnue-i:c>. W = James. y.
- NC pastor. VIII preach at The morn
.HE service at II o'clock Union SCI.
''-ea 'n Monroe l'arh in the evening.
'"""nd-Rev. W W. Landrun, u y Il.
~ the broadway Baptist church
Louis".'ie. VIII preach at IL o'cloc..
81 ! Large Life in Il Small Place
ar!-l;ev William Hugh Ca.,er
i preach morning aud night in IN.
ne. o. the pastor.
Notwithstanding morning and even.
10" rastor !:cy " Thorburu
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PR!:SiIYTE.I:IAN.


Grncc to,crant-Hcv Eugene :,
cgidwsl. Il. u. VIII conduct the II
"",o"E service, cmi The congregation
wi' "'teni Tire uUion services in Mon
I'ir,5 al SIS.
iir>t-I'reachins at II o'clock by
Esv :! L. Love. u. y. Union service at
Moura- laTk in the evening.
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Meadow Street. this morning

Meadow Street, this morning AT II
o'clock. Subject. Spirit"
Central \. NJ. Z. A.-Durins the re-
mainder OF August lobby song ser
vice VIII be held every Sunday after
noon at $50 II. G. Johnson will be
In charge. and MIR. Winter at the piano.
Illustrated song service for the boys
al 40
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mont OF the capacity OF its w-t"r
works. The cost Will be S259.0Ca.
Tho Charlotte Realty Corporation.
INCORPORATED with 100000. will build
homes in the suburbs OF Norfolk.
Cyras w. Bcale. of Richmond. is 'he
president of the Petersburg Shock
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Jesus Triumphant Over
J.. Death.
-'eat: st. Mark ,,i. 10.
Sermon by
HEE. FLOYD W. TOMI<INS.

| .eAt. 81. marx 1Si. l--O.
Inc triumph OF Christ was the
triumph OF His people in all ages.
thai which makes tho Resurrection and
- Ascension such important facts III
'"N "orid's history IL that life and inn
t!"idnty were thus brought 10 light.
.ich hns" =, last. what for generations
."E' mad hoped for and longed FOR. thai
"e"'h dQs3 no, destroy, that there is
i"s beyond. aud that at the last grca,
GA! The souls will BE- given "A spiritual
"ody nIo INTO the spiritual body OF
Nhr'At "heE He appeared TO His dis
G.pIr>. md We shall live forever in
heaven. So to-day we believe in i'm
mortality.
This war has brough, tho intent be-
''ei out into the light. DIR. l.. Il. Meyer
quotes an English officer. who hal
Hteh hiteen months Of active service
me front. as saying. Il honestly
hsh"Ne that this war has brought more
men to'a frm belief in the hereafter
man anything else could have done. II
- rot An ovcrcstimutc ~ say that -
''c' cent OF our men believe In Iii.
'f.at beyond. The moment one sees
c"snrade make the supreme sacriice,
one feels that he has only gone on
dHead. and that IL will be Il long time
before one viii see him again. Bat
u.
doubts'-
II II not that men did no; believe
heso'e the war. but, busy with mnny
'Hlnss. they did not realize the great
run G! immortality with which they
are 10" CROUCH; face to face. Aud
mere! IN iie+ the 5lcssedncss of our lesson
t2-ddy. because Christ lived even after
-edtn ana then came back from III.
''my with His Gioriiicd BODY. We know
Va We, WHO believe In Him aud seek
10 sc7te Him Will continue TO live
'G"lsh "y Gle. and that at last VIC
-hhH haE. our bodies gIorificd Ike
mrs. tou:. and live forever
JEst" tiH>T APPEARED
no rtHDONED SINNEI,
IS remarkable that Jesus nrst sp-
pedved to Mayy Mnsd.lenv. the uar.
Gomez sihnci. II MAS not 10 John or
fsier that lic first made lli,nsc!,
"h'"n' 3ui TO the poor woman who
""." the JOY OF sins forgiven. ,St.
M"r"' AN.., .. and -. John, IN Il.ISJ
rom ihEi Fact wc learn many things.
o"' tsHecidlIy We learn how abs oluttIs
INC dcsr CHRIST clcsnscs uS from Al.
A'h' Am 80 thankful that as MS
PARDON from tho cross was given 10 tn.
b.hiient tnsti 50 His nrst word spol.ai.
"iNe' tie rose from the dead WAC sp.l,..l
- Mary. hat RAPTURE musl it.t,
"Sfn mere a. shc heard thut do. so, IS
peas ne ne. NAME Oh. II at .ast
N"n Aeas Him calling ue b! my a.. ais
sh-i DC satisfied and happy 10 scst 30.
s.'eucs hHd quiet million years.
mist appeared man: times on iha.
40. great Resurrection sunday 70 IL,
''rh"s' but apparently not once to u .
Co "i's. on.y tie pure ia heart ya
1891 The reason uuOclicvcrs doi..
1b'i-, : ,hot they have not gone
ltlaI aitn their sim lu.,,.r-.l
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NtSGI.I.L. NI.OUS.

Christian Scicncc-EcSular services
viii bc held in First Church o! Christ.
scientist. corner rark Avenue AMI
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Bumstead's Worm SyruD

tn. safe Tor sne 10 sur. IS * f%
ShiidEen Sn N n3Gs e mercy rEASAST To
Ed. One hottie lin- kiliru Iae. worms An
drnEf.sts ana desicEs. ~ l,y mail, CSC bot.
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rrrh--licN lNun-n ra1,.,

81, VIII pccaCh at tho ,noruiny
100 and AT night the congregation
""rShip IN - Thomas's Episcopal
N"Tvh in a union service.
Leigh strert-Thc pastor Hcv. ! J.
wicker. -. b.. vii! preach at IL o'clock
auh at SID
Grace strect-Rcv. !. johnson OF
Chattanooga. Tenn, wiz preach at II
\. N. and S;i5 l.. NJ
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Mrs. Annie Downs Armstrong will
be accompaH mist for the union services
10 he held in Monroe Park at S:I5
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n you nre looking for n nicely fur
nlshcd room, turn TO the "Itooms fur
Rent" ads In thia paper.
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i.PISCOp.tl..

-. MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and
sermon at ! o'clock by Rev w X. g.
Irwin. Union services at Monroe Park
in tho evening.
81. Jnmes-Morning PRAYER and scr
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Company just organized with Shs.p"t
capital stock to engage In the gem
trai lumber business In Petersburg.
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o'clock tonight. assisted by Mrs. J. B.
Proctor and Mrs. j. Il. Quarles. Jr.
soloistS. with a large chorus choir.
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SONG ROLLS

These Music Rolls have the
words of the songs printed in
large type for singing:
American Patron So
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American Patron s 81
All | Want Is Girl Like
You 81
Are You From Heaven?. IS;
Bachelor Days -. -. IS;
Belgian Rose IS,
Can't You Hear Me ta',.
ing, Caroline" :. LOO
Can the Kaiser IS;
Cleopatra Had il Jazz
Band IS;
Cherry Blossom -. 81
Don't Be Anybody's Sol
der Boy But Mine. 49,. s.;
Follow Me to Dixie. =. 49,
For You a Rose. 80. IS;
Numbers In IIcnN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03

which accompanies the command.
lover the top" cannot be transform
ed into words. The teeth chatter In
a way that is quite different from the
customary chill that one experiences
on a cool day at the bathing beach
when ocean breezes cool the sunbak-
ed air.
AS our company approached the
Hun lines individual figures of the
enemy accelerated our movements
and each one of us seemed to select
a particular object. with the intention
of annihilating II. Suddenly / saw a
Boche aiming. Something seemed to
tell me "He wants to kill YOU but
on the contrary his aim was useless
for his rifle never went off. In the
engagement that took place. 1 IN
ture that not more than ten per cent
OF the boys remained unhurt. 1 con-
slider myself exceedingly fortunate in
this respect. Surely God was with
me.
The end is already in sight and 1
think that by the time this letter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
By ". Z. Al
Copyright, 1918.

tho doctor says that as the result of
considerable hardship and exhaustion
-weli-little Barbara will remain
the only child around u house for
some time"
"Ohi" / said again. 1t was all 1
could say l was perfectly willing to
cry to suit mothers idea of the right
and proper procedure. but not on
my own account. l didn't seem to
ing whatever for my sacred secret,
then the whole dream and all the Joy
OF II was spoiled.
And l thought that the joy of ma
~ternity. which is q mothers right. is
very often destroyed by the indiffer-
ence of her husband. The coming of
q new life into the world Is too easily
and too commonly accepted as a mat
ter of moment only to mothers and
grandmothers. But why should moth
ers be supposed to 10 all the antici-
pating? Why shouldn't fathers have
their vision OF the joys and response
bilities of paternity? But fathers arc
so unintereSted. And it's so unfair.
both to the wife and to the child.
Perhaps the depression which fol-
lowed my Illness made me bitter. My
bitterness drove my Imagination
along forbidden ways:
Certeis had vowed that he adored
me. Bremen. that strange being with
out a country. had longed for a new
calendar, a new life-and for me,
But Bob, my own husband. had cared
so little about me that he ignored my
great experience.
Very well, l would close that book.
Hereafter IL should be like ancient
history in his life and mine.
Ito be c~ontinued)