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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-26

The red has less faith in the of the
not engaging in the dance attend
to look on from day to day.
The white about the same beaeft from the camb
meeting, the religious revival administered
by the deyotees of thought Christian science Each
of these of health and things recommend
it, and there that try it, The white all
varieties of aid and alleged aid ranging from medicine
rubbed outside injected with
instrument delivered taken with the knife
in place thru adjustment by the chiropraco induced
manipulation of the osteopath sweated soaked
n out cured by the laying of hands cold baths hot
baths external and internal bal hs driven
matter supernduced by bread pills. careful
hot congresses lobeia to induce vomiting
The red man good ct commecang what he has for he
can get dance and much of population will
drive out long distances Journey from Salt
performance and dollar apieG6 admission
man is always trying to commercalze something
get up classes special meetings
things already meationed, ranging strong medicine
hypodemcs to careful diet and bread pills.
squads to the Of simple music
TO mount high But the white folks would private
matter and not show yet they butt
and look on like chicken looking a squirrel
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SHELLEY ]
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;

Miss Jessie Armstrong came home
from Lewiston, where she has been
attending summer school. Miss
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-26
BIN M COUNTY, I'D AHO
BLACKFo0T BUSINESS DIRECTORY

The white man considers the
eagle a fitting emblem to stamp
on his coins and to put on his flag
or coat of arms. He is ambitious
to make some kind of machine to
fly as high as the eagle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
LlCHTENSTElN is ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF B'NAI BIRTH
succeeds Late Charles IIutxIer n. Head
al RinOn Lodge OF Jewish
Organization.

CASTOR l.ichtonStcin was last nigh.
elected president OF Rimon Lodge. No.
6s. B'nai Birth. to succeed Charles
liut"!cr. who a. the time cf his death
less than "a mouth ago had nearly
completed his third successive term as
president OF the Richmond branch of
The l'nai Birth.
The meeting was held in the board
room OF Beth Ahabah Temple. and was
the occasion "f The annual election of
officers.
Morton L. Wallerstcin was elected
wee president: simon bowman. assist :
ant monitor: Edwin l.. Levy secretary.
iicTber; 7. Ezekiel, treasurer: Louis
NJ London, warden. and j. Adclabislly.
guardian.
Trustees for next year will he Henry
: Iiutzier. Harold 5. u;loombcrg ana
NJ |. l:inswangcr. Representatives. TO
me grand lodge meeting. which VIII be
H"tu az baltimore during February, arc
A!Nln u: Ilutzlcr. Herbert n. Ezekiel.
NJ |. IinSWanGcr and Milton j. Straus.
one Of the first matters to come be :
tore the organization at the annual
meeting last night was the announce
mrni 90 the deaths Of Charles liutZicr
and fh:lip Whitiock. both OF them
members Of tho order for MANY wears
committee Of which Or. j.. n
'atls"h rs chairman. was elected 10
r'''>" money in Richmond for the in :
irrha'ion9l loan tuud 10 in.ligcnt mem
sum VIII b" loaned without interest
l" ia" war sufferers. Chicago. IL was
stated has already raised :, consider
able amount
Robert 7. Ezekiel was made chair
man Of = committee 20 prepare suit :
nnIn resolutions in memory Of Charles
itutzier In his name $40 will he do
mated to the loan fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
SOUTHERN PEOPLE TO AID
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE DRIV:
Nrnriy 10O.0OO Have Volunteered S.r
'ircs' National Director Mcdonald
Lee Says.

Nearly 100000 men and women of Nh.
SouthcaStcrn states have voiuntcercd
IN. .. services TOR active work in the
81 america Is conducting on behalf o.
.aw enforcement. general missions and
tne advancement of world wide Drohi-
nniiti S: according TO the estimate Of ".
M'1ohald Lee, national director OF the
movement who is spending a day Or
lWo al the Virginia headquarters in
In addition TO these. thousands OF
women organizations who gained
ihcir vision Of high service for human
ny during the great world war arc
actinG IN hearty cooperation through
gu" .h TINS territory. They are carrying,
the message OF the campaign principai
~ to members OF. their own sex and
nav" their end of the task well adj
Nanccd. he said
Mr.. Lee has just returned from a
lhrcc-weeks' tour OF the Southeastern
sqoup Of States. including the two
arolinhS. Georgia, Alabama, Florida
Mississippi and TenncsSec.
\; meeting in Florida one man sub
ScriDcd $4,000 Asa Il. Gambler. the
sott-drink king. presided several days
az" over meeting in Atlanta. where
tnr Hnn MAS Wa represented wealth OF nearly
Sl.vo"OOo. 900. and where 100000 was
Eca liZed by voluntary SubScriD.ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
MAYOR TO GET BUDGETS
FROM DEPARTMENT HEADS
viii Consult with Advisory Ruard mr.
Adjustment of wuEc Increase,
Asked.

Directors OF all departments of the
CITY government and the Richmond
schools have been asked BY Navor
Icnrgc Ainslic IT, submit thcif budgets
70 MN today. preliminary to the Work
OF constructing the city budget for
presentation to the Council ncXt vcnr
Practically every departmental d.
rector has already admitted that ;ip
increase in the wages of rmpIoyeos
under hin. to meet the additional hirh
cost or living is TO he asked i'm tI,r
budget What these increases in
wages VIII be has not been announccd
ahd IL Is said that the advisory Ioo Ri
ana Mayor Ainslie will attempt To nd .
JuSt Such increases so that they will
conform in all departments.
outside Of the activity in nrcsant
ing and revising the budgets OF ~.
various departments this week the an
nual holiday staGnation has aireahy
InItE,nh 20 ahect activities at the City
,. T dNion committee meetings today. the
IcSui"r meeting Of the Streets Com
,bo a, o'clock. and the meeting OF
the week NC" 'oi
:, AZ the meeting Of the Advertisinr
Committee several bills contracted in
me entertainment OF tho tcachcrs'
cpnlercncc here VIII come IN for con
Siueratlon. and it is probable that TIC
committee Will consider what apnrn
pr!atioh is necessary for ndvertisinr
next year, and make rccommendatioS
10 the Council of their findings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
COMMUNITY RECREATION
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION
Leaders of PinyErouud Association amt
War tHup Workers l!otd JUtnt
Meeting Tonight

Leaders IN playground, recreation
and welfare work in Richmond will
gather tonight at the Army ana Navy
Community Club, Erividcre aud Main
Streets, az o'clock Ia consider the
merging OF the Playground ana Hecre-
ctinn association and the War camp
Community Service. The cell for the
Meeting was sent out by Alvin NJ.
smith, president of The recreation as
cciaiiou and chairman OF the cNccu-
tive committee of the service men >
organization.
War camp Community Service Wiz
80 ou|. OF existence here Oh February
Nced for community work FOR men.
Nomen ana c'ildsen must be met by
some other organization.
Appointment OF ~ advisory COM
nitt:e OF nifty prominent Kichmond
people TO direct the work OF the new
organization which 1t is proposci TO
form has been suggested, ana this
suggestion may he acted on at the
meeting tonight i'rCu this Board Of
:ifiy II is probable that an executive
ommittcc Of fifteen viii be chosen
The resolution Cailire for the meet
ar tonight was adopted at Il joint
acctin. Of the executive committees
's the Playground ana Recreation AS
-ociation ana the War Camp Com
'nunit% Service. Letters We're sent
cut to all the leaders In the work OF
20 Two organizations and 10 others
Interested in community service work.
ABOUT 10 letters We're written urging
Tendance .t the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
WILL ERECT MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREE TODAY
OF 11nscl, CoIored GLOBE. md
american Rings to He Used ma
Decorations

work Of erecting Richmond's giant
Municipai Christmas Tree on The E 20
OF Eleventh and Broad Streets Si,i 81
az promptly at Z O'Clock this morning
More than 200 yards of tinscl 500
E"'VIcu EiohetS. and thousands uoon
,.iP2u"anHs OF miniature American fiags
WIZ be part of the decora tions wifi
which the tree will be laden. accorf1,n Il Il
% ahnounccments made las; night he
MrS. w. y. Burrows. chairman OF tbn
decorating committee.
MRS. burrows declared that il would
Jahe NJ least two days 10 place the
uccoFdtlonS on the tree. after it's cree
ion, ion even with the aid OF a force Of
in the work. VIZ a'u
one OF RichInond's mos; joyous times
IL manned for Christmas Eve uhen
me richmond Community Chorus. nun
nc school children and a number Of
othefS VIII gather round the tree at i
q sn 70 sing in mcmoriam of the
Walter c. Mercer and Edward +.
cShumway, song leader OF tho war
CAlnp Community Service, viii! DO in
charge OF the musical program
christmas stockings are not TO be
Iinch out * the tree. but will be dis
illouted by about 800 Boy Scouts, act.
ing as miniature Santa Clauses. and
poor chthren have been sent in for
stockings are to be distributed ''
Christmas Eve. the Scouts with all
the auiomoSiieS which can be mus
tered, VIII assemble at Scout head
quarters and begin the work OF dIstri-
button. The assembly hour has been
noon, as 4 large number of stock in :s
must be dist ributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
PLANNING ANNUAL DINNER
FOR CONFEDERATE VETS
Will "a Held Mt Soldiers Home ON
Inst Day OF Old Year. Mrs
randolph Announces

Following the custom of the las,
twenty years, members OF the Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters OF III.
Confcderacy Will on tho last day Of
the old year give 4 dinner TO the con
Home .
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. for more
ihan twenty years chairman of tho
Richmond Chapter of 900 mcmbc RS. sail
.aSt night that the dinner To the old
soldiers was an annual custom in
WI .ch all the chapters throughout tho
state were interested. and TO the OK
ncnSe of which they contributed cithcr
IN cash or contributions OF food for
the dinner, particularly turkeys and
oysters.
Mrs Randolph expressed her deem
regret that during the past year n.tyr
eight of the veterans had died, lea.yin q
less than $50 wcarcrs of the gray OF
inc Contedcracy to sit down to the
Christmas dinner this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
HELP BEING SOUGHT FOR
WIDOW AND SIX CHILDREN
" oman with nnhr Eight oIOnth. Old
nnbic 10 Provide for IIheIplcs,
and I'nthrrIcss Family

Within four days Of Christmas /, is
expected that Sl5o will speedily he con
,rl"nl"d by Richmond people through
INC iimcs pispatch relief fund for the
h"nrh' oi poor widow with six small
"h'!dr' n. This is case No ~ srppIicJ
ny 'no Associated Charities
iHSt q niue more than eight months
ago when the Youngest child was born
inc Mthcr died before the birth OF Tho
E"unESicr. leaving the mother to care
TOT II" iitlc infant and five other small
Thl!dr"n. III" oldest Of whom. however.
work. GUY VI
Realizing her responsibilities. the ii.
~" mother assumed her task as thc
source % their material supply, and
worked steadily for hcr family unt;i
She became III and WAS no longer abb
L" hFoVidc Tor them.
~" moods "f the family began to
'rp"ar ono 10y one when th,, ;1crcneinr
cost "' living became factor in MAX
ing adsnuatc provisions. 50 ,ha. ,hrv
are IN need Of both food and cjcihin~
WIN several Of the children without
In IN" suirit of tho Yu,ol.ac season
80, "nnnn' IS made for tho amount OF
100. which i was found. would re.
10Y" nc tomilv ana hriug relief dur
"G ~" cold winter months
contributions SHOULD hc aIdrcSena %
~" ZINES Dispatch Relief Fund, case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
C'EY NEWS IN BRIEF

@ 9'4
~ thS 'S e. 'Ssne The E,chn1nd cha ptcr
nv III. i frGY ps Pei siiss askinE that
IT, nW orSanzs,i"n h. have i9rm ncc CHAPTERS Of
"roadN by me National Asso SHG ton. ees'vN'
a%T ii S MeG 9S iee n% Ct The
h hSi ON meG Ih OF ne viii be
- iiio1sidcrat ton OF plans for Ladies. Night"
cpy The attention Of The ths KMnni w'li I Sf
tonight q; The BUSINESS Mems Club M ' sl..S
M t3Sn~ WAY. weG ss,I sirs.s .ag
aa ?''T wg? @a Hcs p9alf 'h nsc 5Xs:
The required level by !, ire Sn=inS S'"''S" |"
w "9sFs sS Who did lPT on Mr. FS XEspe LOUIS
dustcd Yesterday afternoon from Vie the f r"H
y$ 9 hS5 hd" XElnSr ~ Mrs nsy Il r$as
r Ghn3"h 'aS Mrs .; wills IGTs",n sTTs' Chris
"1 r%,eS jc.sn% j. Witt, s"S an T'1 %%s
a,ton Of sSWenih s ,rn 81 ,nS c%1srG
t t.,I Ke'cnuc Department, here wit6in "a
cprT T"GP The II d2 asS"Ps Esy scouts v
nt IN" organization in Chesterfield C,,int y
ms N,'h, ,l"na have been made Iy th,,
""u' |" pun" cabin next year.
NJ, W" ,,c! OF The scor,mas,ers' club will
Uhul lheif regular scfuiwc"kIN meeting to.
W"rrh%W, =, ~ 10y Scout liyadTuartcrs, On
.\n,th i'ifhth street. az which e
VIII II" made BY tho scoutmastors for tn.
h'S,rlbGti"n OF the Christmas stockings to
poor chi!drcn "u Christina. Eve.
W' nG1 l ETs n''1 f.. w.,a EMsn
non on the charge OF higamy. it hclni.
9i'"Sch tl,I hc married Blanch" Giles of
iIchm"nd on August %. while H." had
Hh"th"r living wife. Adhic Jones WHOM, h.,
married Ia Richmond ON .Ianuarv . Ioit
IN. a""'iScd man will be given q bearing
. IN f"licc Court this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
ORPHANS SEE MOVIES
SocbnI service Federation ,lrn,l.
VIII .br Hosts nj Showing OF
soldiers of Fortune"

thiidrcn from Richmond orphanaccs
NJ y. entertained at the Broadway
ihIater Tuesday by the Social S.rvicc
sa@ra'i"n. Of which Mrs. Georgia MAY
ne 9cG9Slon IS The presentation Of
tr:lc.hrd Harding Davis soldiers Of
r"fr'uhe as a photoDlay. The picture
ing. "' nv ~
y special committee @: service ccd
Grafton members has been appoJn,cd to
attend 10 tho transportation Of INC
"Ih,,'hs to and from the entertain
mont Composing the Commits. arc.
Mrs. l.. ". Dyson. Nirs * !; uiiIn,'
MrS. j. Allison Hodges, Mrs George
- =. l ms! Mrs; 6 !; Winston. Miss Earle
Ftd"Tation officers viii also he in
aa}lcndangc They arc Mrs Heath G.
: thrkr Mrs Warner Moore. Mrs i NJ
hd'n and MI: II. W. Eountrcr. vice.
presidents Mrs. Iagc Walker West
t'cT"i"ry MIS-. William GemmcIl
treasurer Miss ". J.nn'c Jones. as
S,,,Stant- treasurer. ana Mrs. Charles
Zoe" ncmhcr of the advisory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
HAVE CHRISTMAS "SING"
I'D. y. SUBWAY Directs Wa, Conn
Community Service Program
at Unity Club.

The FIRST Christmas communi,v
sing OF the holiday scaSon was held
Yesterday afternoon nj the Unity Club,
fu!ion, operated for the men women
der The auspices OF the war Cam
community Service. II was given nj
y o'clock under the direction OF Ed +
Shumway. song leader OF the organ
,Hation 90
The program WAS opened with TN,
singing OF America in concert ana
poliowed with other chorus numbers
lhcn Mr. Shumway sang 4 baritone
solo. "a short talk on the spirit OF
Christmas was made and other songs
were sung.
Miss Charlotte Whiting as director or
the Unity Club. and Is rapidly devci.
opInT library for children and other
new features at the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
HOLD CHRISTMAS SERVICES
CHURCHES HONOR BIRTH
OF CHRIST WITH CAROLS
fnEsant Arranged by DIR. bowie IN
PRESENTED Mt 81. Pnurs by Chill
drcn md Large Choir.

christmas music characterized church
services In Richmond yesterday The
NcrSary OF the birth Of the Christ ch ID
was told in song and story by every
choir in Richmond.
The ground was white with snow as
nSuttinS Christmas holidays. and old
christmas carols rang out on the frosty
air of last night as the message firSt
came to the shepherds as they Watched
Judea.
the legend of the birth of Christ was
p ec,n, in ;hS form of 4 ,sacrei pa
part, assisted by the choir.
), The paseant at st; raul's is said to
acted by the children of the sunday
school as the legend was read by the
Rev. Husscll Bowic. was in four par ~
II was called The King That Was Not
ana the King Tha, Mas"
Prcsbyterinns bring GIFTS.
The Han Of the House of Tcrod the
E,ielas Of Tcihlchsm." The third pa nf
f tho the he Load to Eethlchcm." and
In PRESBYTERIAN churches. the White
Gifts for the King" services were held
the sunday schools took part and in
which gifts of supplies for the poor
anu needy we're laid at the foot of the
tree by the children. By this means
1t IS hoped that there will be no lack
or Christmas cheer in the homes OF
Elchmond'S poor on Thursday
~ All Saints Episcopal Church a full
cholr OF over nifty boys and men will
sing the entire Christmas service at ii
o'clock Christmas morning. There will
DC early Communion services. il is un-
derstood. at all Episcopal churches on
ChristmaS morning. and early mass at
Catholic churches
Musical Services Planned
While elaborate programs of sDccjal
musical numbers featured the services
OF many Richmond churches last night
instead OF at the morning services. in
most cases tho order will be reversed
on the sunday following Christmas, and
INC morning services will he featured
by special music.
Noticeable in the list Of musical scr
vices this year are a number Of rnnt:,ta.
anu othcr compositions written by
Richmond musicians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
DISCUSS BUDGET TONIGHT
SCHOOL BOARD TO MAKE
PLANS FOR ENLARGEMENT
hond Issue OF Si.O0o.uon VIII he Adj
N"cntcd Z" NcIicNc Present Con-
Ecstiun az lnuiI>.

Fcaturing tn, 1000 hu5.o, 80 ~,
p.biic sohoo .ys,r,, -. ,st,I,,,,,
4IHS! dtta!.s o. Wh!cH Wi.l be decided
a, the meeting Of inc school Hoard TO,
night, : the sl.oco,0oo bond issue and
what ii stands for in relation to Rich.
mond's school populatiou 81 nearly 30
oco children.
Provision tor needs OF the school
system covering ihr"" years is made
IN the proposed bond issue Present
outstanding needs ar, clearly So; forth
conditions IN all sections of Richmond
arc shown to bo tho underlying reason
Tor wha, the school foard cI.ims Ia
.'c 1inS urS nj ne'G oi Jn Increased APP
Eolief for ,,,,hr N,reb,u 1I,,,
s g%ng@! To@S@ftlon h" Nys,,. con
uou bond Issue r,r Inc s,.S"nY $500
Of eXis-tnn r,,,af,i, ~, ~,
senior bi"S sGn,t oh'E
Jon" "ar>hnii Crowded.
II VII be pptntvt out that there are
rev -uY inore students ~ John Mar
and that even the nails ana iaGora,
ipViCS are Do.n- pressed into service
as Giaa:sssrooms.
W,!ih which 10 enlarge John Marshall
iitSh Schogi which viii be presented
~ ',o Ht"oot br'rG - ihat pupils
li;ilIinr Si.r ~ ~ y, : = .'oi. :,
room In IN, hicb sgno,,I ,rc ,,, Nv , N 90
i,ciIcd 10 80 To- ma fT",, s'"N ,pi,'
IN cold and Nj ,ih'. ,yi,E a'vS
no pro,Sction VIZ" 'iN'c OF
The second it,,,, ,,hi.l v.;1l ~, ,
cred hy ia. hnnG fcyn -, ~, 49, ~
Board sc,g g. i. tl, ,'',., ~ ~ ,,n4Vi
a;. refer far '.i,,,... ., I.'iii, o.,
in the unpcr c.ra,l,. IT, ,,1rti, ISiTnS,,'i
There l. no iuiinr h.b sctnIi !, ~
stated FOR mo iI,i,,.iS Ii;,.'ri.G -
park. GiTi;6r irark And Enr,on ,jS j..hni
no h,,jiI u iinior 6i,,,, ScEi,i - - - :,
central par, - ri,'hn,,,nd' y,,, "a ~
Inc c,s1v c,,stntI ", " - .'Eucu' And
from ihr oI.I,,i,r .n,.,.y,,
'''''S'
Nrrd Ne" huildinS.
Forest liiu they say needs a new
building ia order to relieve present
crowded conditions in Franklin and
Maury schools. where il has been found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
DONATE TOYS FOR KIDDlEs
Gifts Taken Up Mt Lyric Theater vii
he Distributed by Charity
Organizations.

The Salvation Army and the Assoc;-
atcd charities will receive today for
children OF the poor Il large and varied
collection Of toys. The toys are the
donations OF the more fortunate chill
at the Lyric Theatcr Saturday after.
noon.
Toys were accepted AZ the door. cacl,
70! admitting the Eiver free OF charge
10 the matinee. Manager Rex's idea
proved 10 be a popular one. Many az
the children brought new toys, which
ihey purchased for the pleasure OF
mas.
In the collection taken UP by the
doorkcepcrS arc toys large and small
ana of every conceivable type. shane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
BRING PRESENTS FOR POORI
CHILDREN HELP NEEDY BY
DONATION OF "WHITE GIFTS"
scholars OF First Presbyterian Sundn y
SchoOl Contribute Groceries and
Money at Services.

Numbers OF poor families of Rich
mona VIII be remembered with baskets
oil groceries this week as a result of
the Christmas service OF tho First
presbyterian Sunday school. held in
the auditorium of the church ycster-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock
This service is called White Gifts
for the King" and is the annual occa-
sion on which the children or tho
Sunday school bring gifts to the church.
TO be later distributed among the poor.
Besides contributions OF groceries,
money is also given for the bcnevol-
encics of tho Sunday school.
The service opened with process
Sional in which children. teachers and
parents joined, marching two by two,
from the Sunday school rooms around
the church and depos!tins the gifts in
front of tho altar rail. A tall tree.
IN front OF which blazcd a tall cross
OF rows of small electric bulbs. banked
TO the &C.. rigni ii, and left With eversrecns.
Zach department of the Sunday
school was repre- Sented in the exercises
which followed. The CONGREGATION
Joined in the songs and responsive
readings.
DIR. AIcFndcn Speaks.
Rev. +. r. McFaden, ID. D. tn, nasto-
in n brief address to the Sunday school
reiterated his statement made at tic
morning service of his pleasure in the
congregation of the First Presbyterian
thurch OF Richmond instead OF accent
ing the paStoratc offered him OF the
First Presbyterian Church at Sayan
nah.
The sunday school service YESTERDAY
afternoon was the seventeenth. he
said which he had attended in tic
FIRST Presbyterian Church lie spoke
VIZ emotion Of the .,fullness OF tho
in having children born into tho c,hurrh
ana seeing them grow into manhood
ana womanhood in Christian service.
Dr McFaden laid particular en-
phdslS on the fact that Christmas waa
acteristic of Christianity Uc 1eplnrcd
inc notion OF a long faced. sorrnwf,,i
nSpect' when the birth OF the ,,hri.t
world. - ~ ''c
Season or HeadIustment.
Ghrist the homeless one. the pas.or
,H!o inc congregation. had sanctifieI
inc nome which had an especially dr,r
meaning at this season
inc idea OF service. the giving q,
ones sell and of ones material nos
sessions was brought out. as vol -.
tho fact that this season shou,d he 80 ~,
OF meahluStmcnt, of "sQuar;nr on,.s
sen VIII ones nciGhbor in the mai
thn, OF ,ho utlierences and bittcrnesses. so
inc record Of the Nv Year.
~ INC norcE,s ,ervicc Yesterday
~ ~. paslor READ IA announcement Ia
49, l.S ConsteSastoa a., his final definite
'e iIs IN, TO remain in Richmond
re leit, he said, RECONSIDERATION 70
SSr NC, IN this decision and a rcnews,
or the ties. which bound him so strnr, q
~ To his people here. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

n"Scwcl Pnrc addresses student
body Of John Marshall High ScLn.,,
ut S:i5.
MUSICAL AT WOman's Climb meet
nj :.
'itE toun"iI Committee on street,
meets at City Hall at -.
Advertising COMMITTEES of t'itx
'o"ncti meets Mt city Hall Mt y.
school Hoard meets nj the Adj
ministratiOn building nj :.
n'chm"nd Playground and Rccre-
alton Association advisory bnnrI
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
JOHN POWELL TO SPEAK
Pianist win Address Foreisn-Born
students at Rotary Club Meeting
Tuesday Night.

students OF at least four foreign
countries Will be entertained Tuesday
at tho Business Mems Club at els
o'clock when the organization will en-.
tcrtain all of the fore gn-born students
now studying in Richmond
John Powell. famous pianist, will de-
liver the address Of the evening Wis
subject. as announced yesterday will
be "hmcricanism."