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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
POULTRY
by c. T Rddick Superintendent Poultry Department.
State Fair Association.)

The Poultry Show Is a modern de-
velopment. There are probably ten
times as many held every year now
as were held the latter part OF the last
century.
America needs in this time of
stress the production of every kind of
food stuffs. The people must be made
to feel the importance of business
which already equals the total value
of all the silver and gold and coal
and iron products annually OF the
United States.
The yearly value Of our poultry
product is equal 10 that of the entire
wheat crop
Surely the people should be reused
o the worth OF this great world In
dustry,
The Poultry Show is one Of the
chief forces for fixing the attention
of our millions of producers and con
sumers upon the outstanding value o.
the domestic fowl In our social ana
commercial economy. Poulty exhibit
| brings together and under the most
| favorable circumstances for inspec-
| ton a bewildering number of the
| choicest fowls of every variety from
every part of the country The vital
| i'm portance OF holding the poultry
show in connection with tho fair Is
that 1t is a means OF creating interest
from an educational point OF view,
and for continued welfare OF stan
dard bred poulty. which has never
been apparent as during this season,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
COAL
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION.
ny r. n. CHAFF1N 4 CO., NC.
Real Estate Aucttoneers,
Ills East Main street.

Trustees auction sale OF farm of ff-
ty-two acres. more or less, with
dwelling and other improvements, near
the Darbytown road: on which Rudolph
Aatcks now resides. Acting under deed
of trust, duly recorded in the clerk $
office Of the circuit court of Henrtco
county, in deed book 2tS-B, page $50,
default having been made in the pay
ment OF money therein secured and
being so required by the beneficiary 1
shall sell by public auction In front
Of Heurico County Courthouse on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1919,
At II M,
the property described in said deed as
follows:
Forty-two acres on a road leading
from the Darbytown road about four
miles from the city OF Richmond, the
n,etes and bounds of which are fully
set out In the above mentioned deed
of trust: also ten acres more or less
adjoining the above Both Of said
tracts Of land were conveyed TO Ri
dolph Adtckes and wife by deed from
w r. Seward. duly recorded IN said
clerks office In deed book 20z, page 81
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses of executing this trust. includ-
ing any taxes and insurance due and
proportion of 1919 taxes and to pay a
note Of $500, with interest from March
/, 1919, any residue OF purchase money
to be paid in cash.
JNO G, EASLEY. Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

Cooperation on the part Of the Fir
GINA Poulty ASSOCIATION and the Nir
ginia Breeders ana Fanciers associa
ton with the poultry committee OF tins
State Fair association will cause thE
year poultry and the new added al
dition of the Pet Stock Department
to be the most representative dispIag
OF II poultry Turkeys ducks, waite
fowl, pheasants. pigeons, rabbits
guinea pigs. white rats ever shown
This will be the first comprehensivi
showing of pet stock since the crea
ton of the poultry department OF thu
State/Fair.
The state OF Virginia wifi supple
ment the premiums of the poultry de
partment to the extent of 5000 Re
sides the usual cash premiums Their
will be silver cups offered both IL
poultry and pet stock department
with special cash prizes and sweep
stake prizes.
Entries in this department are be
ing received daily, and indication
! point to The real quality show. Fin
tries will close Saturday, Septembe
Goth. Premium lisy and entry blank
can be had by addressing G. T. Rid
dick, superintendent. Pc. Box ESQ
Richmond, and at the State Fair of
fee. Mutual building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

London, Sept. 6.--A hint of one war
horror, at least. which was not re-
sorted to In the last war. but which
may well take it's place among the
destructive agencies to be employed
in the next Inevitable conflict" has
come out with this weeks revelations
of war secrets in the German national
assembly. This is the aerial flame
thrower. well christened 1.-The flying
death"
Copenhagen message, published
here by the air ministry, says the Ber-
lin Post has published letter which
Herr Erzberger sent TO General Won
Folkenhayn, then war minister, in Sep
TENDER. 1s14--just n month after the
war started-wherein he recommended
that Zeppelins invading England be
equipped with fame throwers or fame
sprays. from WHICH liquid Are could be
dropped In a drenchinE rain upon
crowded cities. The alleged letter from
Erzberger concluded with a statement
of the writer's conviction that all hui
manitarian considerations and scrupies
relative to the violation OF interna
tional law should be set aside in the
Netherlands battle against her ring of
enemies.
idea Was FeusfhIe.
Unfortunately the published letter
does not enter into the details of how
liquid fire was to have been squirted
from a black midnight sky upon a
defenseless enemy city: but l have
been informed by an official OF the
British air ministry that not only Ia
the idea practicable. but that the Royal
air force engineers actually had under
consideration an invention which would
carry into execution this very Idea. But
beyond giving practical demonstrations
of the appliance before the heads Of
the department. the British flyers did
nothing. They did not hold :he same
views as Erzberger is alleged to have
held in regard to sanctlty of interna-
tional law.
Horrors of "Text war;
am privileged to make the state
ment, however. that II, when the next
great war comes 1t is accompanied by
any wholesale disregard of one lime
conventions concerning the rights OF
non-com hatants such characterized
the actions of some OF the bellieerents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
LAST BAND CONCERT
At BYRD PARK TODAY

The last of the band concerts and
community sings which the War
Camp Community Service has been
holding will be given this AFTERNOON
at Byrd park at o'clock.
From now on, Secretary Stearns an
nounced, the activities OF the organt-
cation will be directed toward pro-
viding indoor recreation for service
and ex-service men at the two cruz
operated by War Camp in Richmond.
Four thousand men in uniform pass
ed through Richmond last week, the
latest report OF the Travellers Aid So
ciety shows.
To. provide activities for these men
and for those who visit the two clubs
will be the big work OF the officials
during the coming months. Last
week 1900 men now I'm the srvfce
or discharged visited the two clubs
and enjoyed the facilities provided for
their amusement Work of the or
ganization will be governed by the
number Of men to be served, Secre-
tary Stearnes Also said. Even after
the period OF rehabilitation Is de-
clared at an end there will be work
to be done In again hitting the re-
turned veterans in community life, &C
cording to Mr.. Stearnea-
STEMS band viii play at the con
cert this afternoon. In tho intermts-
sion between the two sections OF the
program Henri .Beaugard. song lead
ar OF the War Camp Community Ser
vice will lead the Sing" In which all
present are expected to take part.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
R|CHMOhDERS SEEK
REDUCTION IN PRICES
Delegation Leaves For Clolllers Con.
venIion to Be Held In Chicago
This Week

! A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet Kirk
and Gilbert Greentree will leave TINS
morning for Washington where they
will be joined by Edward Engenbrum,
Petersburg: William Garner and Abe
Horwitz, Newport News: J. Il. Wood,
Jr, Lynchburg. and Sol. Rosenberg,
Roanoke. They are delegates from
| Virginia to the national convention
OF retail cIothers which meets this
week in Chicago to discuss the high
cost of apparel and to take whatever
steps may appear best to lessen the
prices to wearers and improving the
quality of material that is now going
into mems clothes.
| The association meeting will be
composed of representative ciothers
from probably every state in the
union, more than two thousand deal
ers having already promised TO at
ttnd and give their weight and IN
if.uence 10 the Work that Will De uh-
dertaken on the moor OF the conVeh-
ton by the accrldIL delegates from
| STATE associations.
Ii ia d volunteer move on the part
Of the retail dealers Oh the country
IN the interest not OF themselves only.
but with grave consideration Ia thelr
1
Inpon to pay excess prices for every
thing that enters into their wear. III
spite of the high cost of everything
tine retail clothing men are con-
lfronted with demands for increases of
ten to twenty PEE. cent on goods CON
tracted for in this spring at fiat prices
and If necessary to obtain relief for
their patrons, who. in the end, must
ray the difference, they will take the
question up direct with representa-
tves in congress, laying before the
r-cmpers OF the nations law body
facts which they believe will establish
H. purpose of manufacturers to
squeeze the public at the last moment,
Ii not to actually profiteer.
The clothiers all over the country
1 are feeling the effect OF the pressure
that Is beng brought to bear oy
manufacturers, especially those in
New \ ork where the trouble seems
10 lay. They do not feel that the
can offer goods TO their patrons at
prices above that what prevails al
yY esent, but unless some stop is put
llo the advances by manufacturers
and manufacturers agints. their bust
ness VIII ne damaged. SINCE there l.
-. ~e.UJ S.~~-,-~~ S---S.4V
.,e-a. "a tAe "a, 44aes e4o44C nue ~ %.
~ostssG ai44 ilAOae S.oAIlca uIse4. tAiS.G a
y suoSts1a4Ila urop ia pf!Ges.
Alf. aim - prsSiuout "a the ' II
q ma. aSsGGIaLOl. ana goes sALn Ats
CeIegates armed win every autnorlt.
4 TO night for and vote Tor ever reSo-
4 luton that looks to reduction IL
!; Lrices, as we'll as to put a slop te
/ further violation by merchants oi
contracts existing,
II The party leaves Chicago at
@ clock today over the baltimore anc
Ohio direct 10 Chicago. arriving il
4 the Windy City tomorrow morning il
tune for The opening OF the coneen'
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Utter Destruction Of Paris
Hideous Plan Of Germans if
War Lasted Into This Year

In the last epochaI struggle, the dread.s
full rain of fire from the sky may he%
come one of the Incidents OF destruc.
ton. This, with the reported superr
poisonous gas said to be secret ir
the possession of tho United StHtet
army and. like the aerial fame, capa bft
OF being dropped from the skies. wouIe
make the wiping out of a race merely
a matter of mathematical computa8
ton.
Bit by bit the stories of the war hort
rors the graphing nations In the
last great conflict had locked up u
their technicians cabinets, but did not
put in use. are coming to light. \
Armistire Nipped Plan.
Before the armistice concerning tins
IRE from the units we heard a few
months ago In roundab bout fashion o
the German plan for the total destrucL
ton of Paris which was to have beer
employed this year, but which th@
armistlce happily nipped before tn,
bloom. This was in a way even re-
fnement over the Erzberger notion o.
n death rain
Light flying scouts were to proceeds
Germany's maximum possible Meet
bombing planes In f,nal sally agains
the French capital. The scouts were
to be equipped with small IRE bombs
Of some chemical which. when burn
ing defed the action of water. Thest
were to he showered upon Paris b..
the hundreds, creating Ares everywhere
Then the heavier hombers were to fol-
low hard after and drop tons upon tom
of high explosives upon the city. which
lay revealed by the light of It's burn
ing buildlngT.
Defense Impossible.
The only possible defense agains
such an attack would have been bar
rage fire and counter attack o.
French guarding aeroplanes of tins
fighting type. But the war demon
strated what IL now counted an axiom
in air warfare. which is that neithe5
of these methods Of defense durint
a night attack Is more than stat
in the dark Had such a concerted at
tack by German aeropla1Ns been mad
upon Paris there Is, no question hti
that tho worlds most beautiful cit
would have been wrecked beyonf
restoration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Oil Gusher Excites
Stenographers Who
Bought Stock Cheap

Chicago, Sept. s--Somewhere a fac
tory whistle footed noon.
Three hundred typists at Armour nnt
company's stockyards offices light,
dabhed 900 noses. Then they opened
their fneshbags and simultaneously
drew forth sheafs OF beautifully en-
graved certificates.
At neigh boring desks a like num-
Der of male clerks closed their books
and cautiously fingered their inside
pockets, which bulged with more OF
the precious documents.
Behind doors marked private" Of
hcials waited until they were sure
nobody was looking. then peeked rap
turously into drawers loaded with 'em
Across each certificate was engraved
THE Lucky Thirteen OIL Company
The stockholders were busy preparing
to open the market
At one minute past twelve .,the OF
.fc!sls, stenosrarhers and clerks were
engaged IN merry warfare Shares oil
the Luck Thirteen were quoted at any
" saere gronn s5a to- 500. and were
snapped up at the same prices Bids
f'uctuated like a crepe de chine skirt
Fortunes were made and lost In a sec
ond's time.
Lunch2 Gosh, no, This was finance
fierce and frenzied.
ne 1aUtuE FeaEHEd n EGFlous CTcS
cendo when the whistle shrieked
o'clock Instantly the voices of the
spectators became hashed. few
feminine bids continued. but died ava
under the reproving eyes of depart
ment heads,
Now the history OF the Lucky Thir.
teen Oil company was the MONDAY
scramble was something like thiss
About 8 year ago Fred Tenant ar
Armour employee, was sent from Chi
eaGo to manage the companys inter
ests at Dallas Tex AT that time thu
enterprising Mr.. Tenant began Il
look around Selecting Some lfkel,
acreage, he wired u fellow employe III
could get an option. Tho office fore.
Clipped In, and william Hathaway. Z
department head, told Tenant TO graf
tho option. Nearly 700 OF ths ofric&
force subscribed, at $40 share.
Well. things won't along for n while
Then Fred wired he had struck I
gusher. and instructed his former A.
scciates TO hold their hats, Tho mes
sage was a little late In arriving, bu
when It came. Armour and company
almost shut down with 9xoieemAnt
A nervous hunt began for stock cer-
tifontea mixed mp with the moth BALL
in tho family trunkA
On thA day Of tho announcement III
stock Jumped from 40 to anything NJ
70 1900, although offica quotations Az
nearer $40.
And Il Il doesn't quit going up therS
II possihiIIty that MI, ArHour'a OF
Goa force might turn around and bur
hts nlaeA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Southside
sssi

The South Richmond Brick works,
operated for 8 number of years, as a
private concern, has been bought by
o corporation and will be operated
under the name OF the South Side
Brick works, Incorporated. A charter
has been issued by the state corpora
Ition commission, providing for a
maximum capital of $4,000 and a
minimum OF $30.0 900. The president
OF the new corporation is +. A
Stumpf and the secretary is f. A
Stumpf, Jr., J. J. Boehiing is treas
urer. Immediate improvements are
to be made at the works. which will
tie enlarged to great extent
The Church Building society oil
West End Methodist church viii be
organized at the close of the service
this morning. the object of the So
cjety, is to raise funds for the cree
ton OF new church building. a
number Of contr buttons have already
l%en received, but the pastor. Rev,
"A l. Carson and leaders OF the
church are DESTROYS that the money
should be raised by soliciting sub
ssriptiona, In order that all mem bers
OF the congregation can have a part
In speedily raising the necessary
amount Several organ lZACOnS In the
church will give entertain naeIts Is
swell the fund.
Rcw. G.. n. sArendsli will preach at
the morning service in cambridge
Street Baptist church and DR. Douglas
freeman win deliver an address al
the evening service
Transfers of South Richmond
property recently recorded in hustings
court, Part IL.
Bette 3. Bronangh. wife and ex-
ecutrtx of ]. w. Bronaugh. Ir-. and
Minor Bronaugh and wife to Misses
Mary w, and Eliza J. Galligan, prop
eIty at the southeast corner of Tenth
and Porter streets for $4,000.
| w. p, Miller. special commissioner
TO Linwood Nunnaliy. SSx57 feet or
Marx street. 66 feet from the inter,
section with the northeast line oil
jackson street, for $1,000.
| Maury Land corporation. Virgins
corporation. to Ethel o. Paul, No
$40 West Thirty third street, fol-
$500
| Herbert F. waldrop and Edith J
Waldrop (wife), to Cassie E. Sewers
wife OF John w. Sewers, propert,
within the city on the Broad RocS
road near the Belt Line, for $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Ar.cref Ferr,.r rrnrnovctl

Detective Captain Wright IN
rounced yesterday that n complete
ferrers outfit had been found In IN.
resident formerly occupied by w, Il
Smith. who Is now in Hcnrkco jat
awaiting trial on charges of forger,
and using the naaIls with intent to de-
fraud Smith seemed u!nmoved whei
acquainted az this latest hit of evf
denco which viii he used against him
I, r. said that his defense VIII be In
ne nfty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
BOY SCOUTS TO
CHASE THE RAT.

Executive Charles Weaver has cali
ed tha- Boy Scouts to asSem Bile @
headquarters. IA North Eighth street
1T 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Th'
object of the meeting tn to discus
ways and means for helping clear thu
city of rats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
CHORAL gInVfdR

Tho choir of Christ Episcopal
Church, Twenty-seeand and venable
stsests, WIZ rsndaF a full ehasaa SCR
viss today at evening psayer; Pro-
fsasnr EafHsbuFy IN esgaHist and ahoir-
master, Tho rector. tho Rev. Dee
Fore wagner, viii preach at beth
6aSvices. This class OF work win eaa-
tinue every Sunday night uRtil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

T'innaS-~tsc0d shoppers Come Herr
hrst VIII soon have Brussels car
pet on floor OF Broad street aristo-
Gratis. Walk two squares; save not
dollars. but hundreds, MANLY B.
RAMOS, 1o6 North Seventh. near
Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
or Fur Euxtt4yo

Deteetive- Sergeant Dufry ieft YES
tsrisay for Chester. Pa, to bring @
II. Davenport back to this city for tn
theft OF $500 from ". II. Swift, So
North Eighth str~et, the Chestei
police advised the local department Q
Lnvenport's capture recently ans
Lapers were at once procured for hit
return 10 this city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
No More Extrn Sugar,

Clyde w. Saunders was yesterday
unable to hold out any hope for adj
ditionai carloads Of sugar for Rich
rnond. He said that a draft for three
cars had been returned from New
York City and that he knew OF NO
other place where sugar could Be OBJ
tanned tn large quantities 1t THU
time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
y. II, COOKE ItiFruisNS

wexford X. ceeke, who srent the
summer at Rcckbridge naths, has re-
turned ia tho city, He viii resume
his duties tomorrow as teacher Of tbs
mems Hibia class OF BARTON Heights
MsthOdist church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

Colonel Joseph Button. state In
suranoe comm ksioner. left last nigh
for Hartford, Conn. where he VII
attend the fiftieth annual convention
CT state Insurance directors Mrs
T,utton accompanied her husband OF
the trip
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

H..R4 PeIsMrd,e "A member OF ehs
Cohoke Fishing club and custodian
OF the property. fell dead while run
ming toward the station with a mai
pouch. Mr. Pollard was postrnastes
and ssorwkecper at the small town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
OoI<,RED REVIVAL

! Every night meetings will ba held
at tho Leigh -Etrcet Memorial ~, y.
church, Fifth and Leigh streets. be-
ginning tonight at $3.50 o'clock, nnn-
duotAd by Rev. Elnora r. Carter,
| Evangelist. OF washington, d, G,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
HERnNRT IACKEON BACK

Herbert W, jackson, who rooentfy
returned from a trip Ia AAhsvI1ie, n.
G.. win resume his duties today as
teacher OF the Vanguard Bible ciags
of SECOND Preshyt eriaa church. Tho
class meets at s.4b o'eiock. Frank
NJ, Davis, president OF the class, has
also returned from q trip,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
CHURCH sEFtvIcKx,

Rev, n, r, Lumpkin, whe han heen
at Drivers. in Norfolk county, conduct
ing a revival service. returned to the
city on yesterday, and win M his pull
nit at hath serviees today, at st. James
Methodist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

The semi-Annual payment OF pan
sions by the state will be made on
September Is. as provided by re-
cent change In the law. 1900
ch ecks are ready to be mailed. the
list showing a net loss OF Ave per
cent since the last payment,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
MAHRIAfs fdCMNgHs

Marriage licenses waEs issued Fsster-
Day to Wslita# Edward Erisss and
Waihas aud Rula Chtidrsm. Thomas
i. galaAk aR2 Haxftst II: Tyier,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

Grace Covenant a5inferd Junior
High Seheoi)-ReT. Charles l.. King
win preach at II A. AZ. and Rev.
NaEian A, Bags at p, M,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

wsrl PapsPing snons ne Better
way" Hundreds OF designs to So
lect from. A, HETZER \ SONS. 7oS
West Main street Msdison 70to.
A NAndo1nh 2ls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
Entrance Examinations
for John Marshall
High School

Entrance examinations to John
Marshall High School for all pupils
not promoted to same freFn ear own
schools. will he held on Monday and
Tuesday, September Sth and 9th. at 9
A M, In the John Marshall High
School building.
A II. HILL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

TELEPHONE OPERATING.
EIGHT OR SEVEN HOURS
PER DAY, SIX DAYS PER
..- WEEK.
VACATIONS.
SICK BENEFITS.
OTHER ADVANTAGES.
~PAY STARTS AT $11.00 PER
WEEK FOR -FOUR WEEKS
OF INSTRUCTION AND IN
CREASFS REGULARLY.
MANY EMPLOYEES EARN
so. 90 PER WEEK UPWARD
SEE MISS VIA. ROOM 500,
700 EAST GRACE STREET,
= AT ONCE. OR GALL BY
TELEPHONE FOR AP-
Il POINTMENT, RANDOLPH
@.s 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
LrRIaIs.rY AND VICTORY BONDS OF
ALL ISSUES BOUGHT FOR Cash.


for and deliver. chesterfield Clean
J. I'M So. SAea Fast Main. -Ran. 15S1,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
FOR SALE

For sals~--One Registered Jersey Cow
and heifer calf; ono cow part Jersey
and helfer calf four months old Ad-
dress u II. f-0Btofftce Box eos. Rich
mond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

Superintendent
Evening journal., 1919-03-01
LENT AT ST. ANDREWS

Services in st. Andrews Church, cor
ner Shipley and Eighth strets, the Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell, rector, tomorrow
will be the following: Holy Commun-
ion at o'clock; Bible class and Sun
DAY school at 9.45 o'clock; Holy Com
muniOn and sermon at II o'clock; even
ing prayer and sermon at 745 o'clock.
The rector Will preach at both ser
vices.
Services in st. Matthew's Chapel.
c0rned Shipley and Eighth streets, the
rector in charge, will be, the Sunday
school at 2.3O o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at O'Clock.
Ash Wednesday, the first day Of
Lent, there will be services in st. An
drew's in the morning at 1890 O'Clock
and in the evening at 745 o'clock. The
Friday service is at o'clock. Visiting
clergy will be heard in St. Andrews
each Wednesday evening during Lent
at the usual hour Of 7.45 o'clock. There
will be service and sermon in st. Mat
thew's Chapel each Friday evening at
730 o'clock.