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Evening star., 1919-10-08

A minimum wage agreement never
sufices to do away with maximum as-
pirations.
Evening star., 1919-10-08

DAnnunzio Is deaf to reminders
that great poet is not necessarily
q good political geographer.
Evening star., 1919-10-08

Washington's position in base bali
affairs continues to be that Of good
loser.
Evening star., 1919-10-08
Early Training.

Early Training.
IT wonder how that italian poet be.
came such q fighterp
"Practicel" replied Mr.. Penwigsle.
"No doubt he spent years fighting with
editors to get his poetry printed"
Evening star., 1919-10-08
SHOOTING STARS.
By pH1LANp1R JOHNSON.
Cberishsd Attentions,

Cherished Attentions.
"Salesmen used to be particularly
attentive to me because I spent great
deal Of money" remarked Mrs. Finn
gilt.
"Aren't they now?"
"No; they regard my extensive pur-
chasing as an effort to monopolize
more Of their time than I am entitled
tor
Evening star., 1919-10-08
The Tfouble-Makers.

The Tfouble-Makers.
"The world owes me living" re-
marked the I. W. w. shouter.
eyes," replied the industrious citi-
zen; "but how is the world going to
cay it If you insist on showing it into
bankruptcyf"
Evening star., 1919-10-08
The Brakes.

xuS 0I0ke0s
It's easy throwing into speed
To let the fivver run,
From all restraint and canton freed,
In moods of reckless fun.
It's easy saying, "Let 'sr gol"
Disdainful Of mistakes-
The clever part 10 going slow
And putting on the brakes.
It's easy putting forth . boast
With self.reliAnt glee,
While ardent fancieS gayly coast
From serious caution free.
All plans so,ne Obstacles must know,
And progress never makes
A showing save With those whe hes
Just whea to use the brakesl
Evening star., 1919-10-08
OSTRICH SETS

W. 4 AN8&>1 = AS1A 4 ~
Paris and American Fashions
Newest Vogue
Ostrich Hats-Entre crowns overlaid in
draping ostrich, or ostrich wreathed brms. A
matching neck ruff, bag or fam Exemplfying
the vogue we present:
Hat, Fan and Ruche Setback maline fare
hat, with black velvet crown, draped in uncurled
ostrich
Black maine ruche trimmed with uncurled
ostrich and velvet ribbon.
Ostrich fan to match.
Hat and Fan Set-Iong front Poke of black
ostrich.
Black ostrich fan; tipped with blue, to match.
Hat and Fan Set-Twilight blue silver cloth
Poke, with high rolling back completely covered
with ostrich plumes in changeable pastel tones.
Fan in changeable tones to match.
Hat and Bag Set-Nut brown and gold brocade
tam-turban, covered with brown ostrich.
Bag of brown velvet combined with brocade
and trimmed with feather fringe.
Hat and Fan Set-Taupe Panne velvet picture
hat, with large pink ostrich plume.
Fan in two-toned taupe and pink combination.
Also Separate Hats-Tams and Turban effects,
richly draped in ostrich.
Mllirery Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1919-10-08
An indication.

''Do they take children in this apart
ment housef"
"They must. Some Of the rooms
aren't large enough to accommodate
anybody but child"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
BOARD MEMBERS CLAIM
NOT VALID, SAYS POLLARD
cry Attorney Advises Council Finnpc.
Committee toikes, Beck md Hob
son Cannot Collect.

City Attorney II. r. Pollard las,
hlght told the Committee on Fiuamce
%, the CITY Council that Messrs. Foj;cs
iheck ana tobson. members of the aboi
lSn.n Administrative Board, had no
G ia aSa,nSd the city for Salaries for
Tne City Attorneys opinion. ten
pages in length. was read In full TO
~ c,Eni'nittee The opinion holds.
shat me Legislature. having had the
TTibnt, 10 create the Administrative
Hoard had the right to abolish il and
ihat what was done in this regard was
n IN STREET accordance with the State
The opinion then goes on and deals
win The question Of salaries. de-
caring that the members had no
vested rights in their Offices and thai
tnc5e Offices could be abolished at viii
without the occupants having any re.
course against the city.
MessrS Beck, Folkes and Hobson
were present and listened 10 the
Up,nlnh win great interest. 1t Is be-
me matter tested in the courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
COMMITTEE FAVORABLE
TO G|NTER PARK HIGHWAY
Reports Resolution Instructing City
Attorney to Ascertain Cost
of Street Extension.
SOLVES STREET CAR PROBLEM
Plan Is to Bring New Street From
Calhoun Street to Intersection Of
Leigh and AdamS-Much Spent
With Little Result.

Preliminary steps for the construc-
ton of a great highway leading from
Ginter Park 10 the center of Richmond
were taken last night when the Com
mittee on Finance of the City Council
voted TO report favorably n joint reso-
luton authorizing and instructing the
City Attorney TO find out the cost of
condemnng or purchasing the neces-
sary property.
The plan is to bring the new street
from Calhoun Street to the intcrsec-
ton of Leigh and Adams Streets.
In behalf OF those favorinE the reso-
luton, b. w. Wilson appeared before
the committee and declared that the
proposition WAS one Cor the benefit Of
the entire city and not simply for the
tenotit of Gin;er Park.
He declared that the city had appro-
priaied and expended Sl5l.00 in the
last fourteen months on routes to Gin
ter Park and had gotten nowhere. He
believed that IL should start now and
complete the proposed new highway
;egardless OF cost.
In reply 10 questions, Mr.. Wilson said
ton or purchase OF the necessary land
would cost over 100000.
The city could resell much of the
property which il secured and in this
way ii is possible that the net cxpedi-
;ure for property could be brought
down 10 as LITTLE as $4,000.
lie declared that officials OF the
street car company had ;old him that
The opening OF The highway would be
the solution of the present congestion
OF street car traffic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
PLAN TO SECURE FARMS
IN STATE FOR SOLDIERS
War Camp Community Service VIII
Point Out Advantage in AE-
riculturc 20 Men.

To acquaint returning soldiers with
the golden opportunities which agri-
culture Offers the young man OF en-
ergy and initiative ana 10 bring these
men in touch with farmers and the
agricultural! situation in the State
generally VIII be II new feature OF the
work OF the War Camp Community
Service. which in Richmond is under
the general supervision OF q. II. Win
frey.
Mr.. Winfrey yesterday conferred
upon the matter with George w. X OIL
ner, State Commissioner OF Agricui-
ture, VINO heartily approved the idea
and viii cooperate with MIR. Winfrcy
II feel" said MIR. Winircy, that We
are beginning q work which VIII be
in Virginia offers wonderful oppor-
and there are. about 10000. 900 acres
to be utilized In scientific farming"
Mr.. Wnfrcy said that about 5000
soldiers visit during the week the club
operated under the auspices OF the
War camp Community Service in this
city. and that during the same length
of time more than 100000 were enter
tanned in similar clubs in the State
He will secure fom Mr.. Koincrs Office
striking statements regarding farming
in Virginia and hang on the walls
actual photographs Of EARN products.
The War Camp Community Service.
1t is said. VIII nil need which Is not
filled now by any other organization.
The United states Employment; Bureau
and that OF the city of Richmond do
the work in finding employment for
The soldier. bu, the jolt of finding the
home. has not been undertaken by
these institutions thus far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
INCREASE IN TAX RATE
IS SOUGHT BY MAYOR
declares City lIns Keen Running n.-
yearly Quarter of n Million
Acarly for Several Yenrs.

Mayor Ainslle let it be definitely
Mhown yesterday that he would recon-.
mend TO the City Council an Increase
IN the general real estate and personai
- 9ppefasE TAX rate for the year 1919.
E ~, ierE.nS TO the matter, the Mayor
sald Eesteday: There is no use sbnt
Eng our eyes to the fact that the CITY
i ms been running nearly $500 be-
nlho each year for some years. and n,
.he same time has reduced eSnendi.
lures to the minimum, making prac.
tica.!y no improvements.
1T Is a fact that the civ h
losing steadily ever since the state
passed me segregation tax acts. I,
mas becn estimated that the law serrn
eating TO The State alone railroads and
cer,hin other subjects of TAXATION,
oosts TINS city 100000 n year. TO which
must be added the loss from ro,Iin,.
s.pck taxation. liquor licenses ana
liner 1881 revenues from which there
n nns oe a.; no compensating increase in
+. me ,aX rate now is the same that
VAS before those losses became cf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
JURY NOW HAS WALLER'S
FATE IN ITS HANDS
Former Policeman. Who Left Town
After Starting Police Earthquake,
Denies Charges.

Frank s. Waller. former policeman,
who is charged with transporting
liquor. is awaiting his fate ut the
bands of jury.in the Hastings Court.
The case was given 10 the jury early.
last evening. but after discussing il
Tor some hours, the jurors were unable
10 agree on "A verdict and adjourned
over until 10 o'clock this morning.
More interest than ordinary at
taches to the case because an affidavit
made by Waller caused a grand jury
investigation of the Police Depart
ment.
The statement made by Waller to
the Mayor, which led 20 the dismissal
Of former Chief SoweE, figured in the
case, as did also an. affidavit made by
Detective Sergeant Gordon Smith
Ben Jacobs. who was a star witness
in the grand jury investigation. testi-
ted against Waller in the present case.
II was his accusation that Waller had
taken whisky belonging to him that
started The trouble,
Waller suddenly left town last spring
and was absent during the grand jury
sessions, Later he was captured In
Lima. Ohio.
He took the stand in his own be-
half yesterday and denied The allega-
lions OF Jacobs. Testimony dana gin :,
10 the reputation OF Jacobs was also
introduced by the defense yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
CHALLENGE is ISSUED
Camp EuStIs RnskctbaII Team Seckip.-
Gnmc With Any Richmond
Quintet.

Through it's manager. Sergeant i. s.
McCracken. the basketball team of
oahp Enstis mas issued challenge TO
any professional, indcpendcnt college
or school team in or around Richmond
the challenge Is issued particularly 10
lHehmohd College. but Randolph Macon
or any other college is not barred
sergeant Mccracken says he has al
ready challenged the two colleges. hu;
mat n" has received no reply. His
team mas played sevAn games this SCI;
son winning all. One team defeated
was That OF william and Mary College.
E"mmunicationS concerning games
should be addressed TO Sergeant Nc
'FacNeh' Camp Eustis, Va. care camp
nuarte rrnaSter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
MISREPRESENTATION
Mnny Inquiries Arc BrinE Mnde Rcla-
tive to Social Work
Course.

larger registration than usual is
expected at the opening next week OF
cial Work and Public Health. accord :
ing to Or: II. II. Hibbs. director of
the school Letters have been re
ceived from all over the South inquir-
ing about the course. and students
have already registered from Georgia.
SOUTH Carolina. North Carolina and
been sent by the Health Department;
OF south Carolina, all of their ex
of Health. Two others are being sent
by the university hospital. their en-
renseS being paid by a scholarship
lottcSvllle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
PRINTING WAR STAMPS
OF S1OO DENOMINATION
Loan Organization Here PInnS for Issue
OF Certificates in February
$500,

Fer tho first time war savings GER
ticate stamps ir the denomination OF
500 soon Will be issued. ii was an
nounced yesterday evening by the local
war loan organization. and will he
placed on sale by Postmaster Hay T..
Thornton the Richmond banks and at
the other authorized agencies in this
city. The new certificates are now on
In" government presses. II they 20 on
sale in February their initial cost will
be $3.50. thr price. increasing 90 cents
a month until tie end OF the wear
/. The 500 certificates will be about
the size Of 800 Liberty bonds Of the
last is"uc. They VIII bear Interest at
the rate OF per cent compounded
quarterly. Purchasers. therefore. need
never tear. TIE war loan organization
points out. that they viii ever be forcc,,
to sell under the price paid The rui.
prohibiting purchaser from investing
more than 5000 in war savings STAMPS
will apply to the new Issue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
COUNCIL COMMITTEE TAKES
BID ON LOAN OF 100000
Hank OF Commerce and Trusts VIII
FURNISH Funds AT i.i5 Per Cent
Interest.

Bids for loanimg the city tho SIM or
Soou,otu, 20 tide over the period Of tax
objection this year were opened by
NC tomm!ttce on Finance Of the Citv
council last night and the bid of Tho
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts was NC
cepl"d. The bids submitted. with the
interest rate TO be paid by the city,
were as follows:
Frederick H. Noting a. Co. 4.G7 pct
cent Win discount rate.
S!d dominion Trust Company and
IN. hEoad Street Bank, Jointly, 400
Merchants National Bank, AGA per
cent. '''
Contra National Bank. S per cent on
Sda'oOo. ana Is per cent on s2o6.-
cent. p''
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts. Ar
per cent. with discount basis. plus 81.
First National Bank. Ash per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
POSTPONE FARMERS MEET
AS RESULT Of INFLUENZA
Winter session OF Virginia state In
stItufe for February : to =
shitE Called or.

" The winter session OF The virginia
Stale Farmers Institute. scheduled to
be held here February ; to I. inclu-
sive. has been indefinitely postponed.
Morgan Shepherd, secretary, who al
tributes the. prevalence OF inliuenZa
IN epidemic form in many parts OF the
State as tho reason TOR the pos,pones
nlent.
In his statement 10 the public MIR.
shepherd says that many communities
are still sorely afflicted with influenza.
the extension division Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. which ALWAYS
takes a leading part in the Institutes
eess!ons. having several or its mei>
down with the disease. Several others
who were scheduled TO take part i'm
I me meeting are also affected BY the
disease,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
DISCUSS MAYNARD GIRLS
PROBLEM AND SOLUTION
association Of Methodist Women for
Social Service Ifcnr Many
Mnifc Good

Maynard girls and how TO help them
was the topic Of several addresses de :
iivered yesterday before the annual
meeting OF the Association OF Aetho-
dist Women for Social Service, held in
Centenary Methodist Church. Ensign
smith, OF the Salvation Army. was the
principal speaker. and stated that 20
per cent of the hayward girls housed
IN institutions conducted by the ARMY
officers for The year were elected a.
follows: Mrs. X. +. MichaeIs. president;
Mrs j. r. Mastin. first, vice president;
Mra. x II; P0its, second vice president
dent: Miss Marian Welch. recording
secretary; Mrs j. IT, Johnson, CORE
shire, publicity SUPERINTENDENT. Nrs
\. q. QuarleS treasurer -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
REAMS DECLINES OFFICE
OF CITY PURCHASING AGENT
Is Now Chairman or City School Board.
hns Never Held City OhIca
of Prnfif.

w. Floyd Reams. purchasing agent
Tor the Richmond Cedar Works. has de-
G n the tender Of the office OF city
IurchaSinR Agent made 70 him by
Mayor Ainsiie AIr. Rearns Ia tho chair
man OF the City School Board. but has
never held any office of profit under
the city government
Mayor Ains!!e stated yesterday after
noon shat the question OF I,urchasin,.
Agent was still under considcratioiI'
pnt n"lhing definite as TO the appointed
MAD necn determined by MIN
the new regime are berg made with.
OUT regard I" any political pulls that
applicants may have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
NEGROES PROTEST BAN
UPON SUNDAY MEETINGS
"cS"iuti"ns I'nssrd Against Attend
nncc mt '.itU Crow Session
N &I.I lI,I.

Placing itself on record ma "not In.
d3FSinS the EXCLUSION of colorcd peo-
Pc from the Billy Sunday rnretingt, at
I p NY Aiidii9rium. the I'ifth Street
mas passed resolutions protesting
against treatment OF the race generally
IN the resolutions the coloreh people
are advised against attendance upon
The separate Jim Crow meetings.
scheduled TO be held by Mr. Sunday. at
AN carly date.
The Lord has set the standard that
NJ men should have free acccss 10
Inc same privileges to hear ana ac-
ocpt TINS gospel, says the resolution.
and there is no line Of dcnarkation in
thc Christian religion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
METHODIST.


-; James Rev Il. p. Lumpkin VIII con
duet both services.
Park Place Bishop Collins Denny VIII
preach at the morning service. In tho cya,,.
M ,na: Hev. Henry e. Pfcner D. ID. will
Trinty-Morning service will bc conducted
ny thc pastor In the evening. Rev. j. W
Dixon viii preach
Monument Rev. George Wesley Jones. d.
D.. the pastor. will conduct both service,
Centenary-i5iShop j.. II. Hendrix OF
Kansas CRY. viii preach in the morning
ana IN the evening service viii he con /.
Quoted by the pastor. Rev II. a Smoot.
Grace Soldiers Home ChapcD--B Got II
SefE,ces 10 bc conducted by the pastor Rev
j. II. Carey. l.. D. " -
Bnrton Heights The Changclcss Christ.
WIN %" the subject Of the morning sermon
Baptist Church at night " "
Brond Strect-Rev. Fred r. Shcnau, ,yiu
rrctyh on The Fellowship of InterccssIon''
ana The BATH" and the Baggage"
duct both sermons. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
BAPTIST.

,, Gin.,r rn,rkaThe pastor, Rev william
M!liian, Christianity" and in ihs cvcnin n,.
on The Great Sceptcism'
Irst-The pastor. Rev George W Nc
Daniel, VIII conduc, both services
Grove Avenne-The pastor Rev w. c.
q A1'tS. VIII conduct tn. morning service.
md in the evening Mrs ASHER. Of the sun
Gay party. will speak on What Grace can
Leigh Street-The subject Of the pos,or
~ ). !; wicker AT III. morning sarvic.
~" O. Just suppose. and in the evenin z
Man al oh-Mah'nG
btoanuns Mcmorinl-Bpth services will be
.,SVinurtsd ~ the pastor. Rev. W. f Gibson
a'CncIS VA! be given for the SUNDAY
meeting ct the Auditorium on February
M anuei.The subject of the pastor. Rev.
~, w Sin!th. at the morning service viii hc
how 10 Make Success OF the Chris;ia IN
her OF the sunday party to cona,ci mem IN ,
service. w S"huuct the
Serond-The pastor will cenduc, ho,h
TISStriceS preaching In the morning on ..Tb..
on "Wayside Altsrsi AZ 'h@ evening
mr. rar re Sf as TO Bethel" and PRE-
"hH evening subjects OF the pastor. ''''' am :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
LOCAL. CHURCH NOTICES

Lessons OF the war as they have been
learned by the men in France. and some
e.. the spiritual tasks with which the end
OF the war leaves America confronted. will
form the themes Of both the morning and
cyentnc sermons al St Paurs Episcopal
church during The month OF February. Rev.
w. Russell! Bowie, u. D.. rector Of the
church. has just returned 10 Richmond after
siN in9nthS OF service with the American
The subject at the service Tomorrow night
VIII sc The Spirit Of Men Revea led in
= w ar Hospital; thar for the following
Sunday night. The Old World ana the
H"N and on February Il. What Is the
cain 81 the Graves in France I, IS ex
mtciSd that Char!ain Daniel Couvc, WHO
M'+ .oF nine years missionary in the
frenSn Congo, and who has served as tht.
.nap!a1n OF the fftth-uinth Division Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
RICHMOND FIRMS TO GET
! BOILER PLANT CONTRACTS
Several Orders Were Placed Friday
by Company Having Charge
of Work.
FOCAL WORKERS TO BE HIRED
Efforts Now Arc Directed to Have
Equipment on Hand as Soon as
the Necessary Buildings Arc Com
plctcd.

Richmond concerns are TO get most
s of~the contracts for tho S3.0cO.0e0
marine boiler plan; TO be located in
s South Richmond ana upon which work
$ has been resumed after several weeks
of, inactivity, due to the governments
decision TO abandon the project after
the cessation OF hostilities with Ger
many. This was Indicated yesterday
when several orders were placed with
local men through John T, Wilson II
/ Co, the firm which has charge OF
general construction.
Organization OF the army OF work
men necessary 10 build the plant has
been gotten well under way. and con-
tracts for building material, machin
cry. lumber and other appointments
have been placed Few orders. it is
stated, Will be paced outside of Rich
mond for materials tina; can be OBJ
tanned here. Richmond workmcn, too,
viii be employed whenever il is prac-
iicaDle 10 do SO.
ORDERS FOR EQUIPMENT
ARE ALREADY PLACED
orders for much OF the equipment
TO be used in the completed pant
We're placed with manufacturers long
before the armisiiCe WAS signed. Much
OF this machinery was OF special de-
sign, and probably would nave been
strapped had it not been decided 10
SVmPiSNc .hS y! tJtSt. SO!I't u. lHiS IS
already here anq a great deal OF ii IS
in factories readS Tor shipment. /; is
understood that practically all of the
equipment Viii have arrived by the
time the buildings are ready for their
placement.
A fuil force of executives, in the
building and Dry Dock Company Will
be sent TO the offices on the reserva-
iion al once; ii is SAID These. Offices
have never been closed, small force
remaining here after the temporary
abandonment TO complete the details
of diScontiauance. The ShipbuiidinS
company serves the agent OF the
United States Emergency Fleet Cor
ton and operate the plant after i; is
completed.
GETS OFFICIAL WORD
WORK Is TO RESUME
Director Q: Public Works Charles T..
Boiling was officially notified yester-
day that work anon the plant would
be resumed and was requested 10 see
that street and road improvements
promised when the plant was first
Started he completed a cary as pos
sipie.
Rai!-ozd facilities are supplied b.
the Seaboard Ai- Line. the tracks OF
which -uu directly into me reserva-
.ion- These tracks vii. be reopened
re- cnce. AID. il necessary. additional
s:dirgs Mil be installed.
IL presen, plans are carried out the
plant :vili De u! operation before the
end OF tliis year. and completed boil
News pian8 by next January. Ships
in which these boilers. Of the Scotch
type. Will be placed are already under
construction at Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
sends Out 900. oou.

Checks for sums agErcgating over
si.o0o,00o will be sent out to-day from
the Office Of G. Lee Moore, Auditor OF
fubiic Accounts. 10 the city and conn
~ trcasurcr3 in Virginia for use i'm
paying teachers In the primary and
grammar grades OF State schools This
money IL derived from n tax which
cXacts 10 cents from every 800 or
taxable values. The first half OF the
money TO be uscd for this purpose was
sent out In November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
ALLEGED HALL DECLARED
SOLDIERS SHOULD REL
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS WORDS
GROUND FOR REVERSAL

Appellants main reliance as q
ground of reversal seems to be the
statement made by the United states
district attorney TO the jury durin. the
trial. The district attorney continent
ed on the fact that, defendant had
failed TO introduce in his behalf n sin
gle witness who has ever heard him
make a PATRIOTS utterance; not sin
gle friend OF citizen has come here
TO testify in his behalf: no man has
intcrceded with the office OF the dis
trict attorney in his behalf"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-01
EPISCOPAL.

Church Of the Ascension-Rev Philip A.
arthur. IN" rector. will preach both SER
mons. preaching In the morning on AN III,
W.iceined Guest and IN the evening on
An Appeal To Jesus" "
Al Saints-Rcv T. i Downmnn u u
VIII conduct the morning service and on.
III i"e AFTERNOON .. O'Clock
81 ~; MARKS There VIII he morning ana
81. 'Inm:s-Iiey. q; TreeIand Peter. the
.'"ci"r Wi! conduct both services
Monumcntnl-The rector Rev J,ncs u.
M"irIs -. u. Will conduct the rnornins:
ii0iN Trinity-Rev John i. Gravatt u -
WIZ preach both morning and ni;;ht