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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
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DO UHELNE PANVE.

Louisville, Ky. - Provisor-
nj battalion, 800 muzu silny,
slozeny veteranu l. divise,
obdrzel dnes vecer rozkaz k o
kamzitemu odjezdu do uhel-
nych poll V Zapadni Virginii,
kde Sc ocekavaji neporadky
pri zahajeni stavky uhlokopd.
Plukovnik Peabody oznamil,
re vojaci budou pred usvitem
ma ceste. Pravil, re ins rukce k
odjezdu prisly z centralnlho
armadniho Department. V Chi
cagu, jehoz velitelem Jest gen.
Wood. Battalion sklada Sc pc
choty strojovych pusek, ja-
koz i lekafn a Stabnich dustoj
niku. Provi.orni battalion jede
do Huntington, w. Va, kde
ma sestoupiti z vlaku a byti
rozdelen po rozlicnych me-
stech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
KOLCAK ODSTRANUJE SPOJENCUCM
NEPOHODL NEHO GENERALA.

Vladivostok 5. sopadu. = General Rosanov dosavadni
ve ruskeho vojska Vadivostoku jenz jest obvnovan
Tenc povstalych jnVm spoeneckym voskem byl admi-
raem Kocakem odvolan menovan voienskym
provncie Dalnem Vychode Salo tax pan dohody
kteremu Kolcak pocatku savel odpor povazae
dobny pozadavek zasahovan do vnnch ruskych zaea
tos a omezovani suverennich prav.
Jnak potyrzuji zpravy Kolcakove usupu die
bezdrane depee bosevick6 vady zmocny rude
gardy z Petropavovska duezte krzovatky ranssbrsk6
drahy
Hesngfors 5. lstopadu. - Zdejsi jeden list prinas
zpravu taine dalo naverbova 10000 dobrovonk
Finsku aby pripoji vosku tahnoucmu Petrohrad
Naverbovani budou zbranem osatn vale6nymi zasobam
opatfen bud spojenc neb generalem Judentem Doycny
list volA soutasns po vladimir zakroGen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
CRAFT We VOJENSkEM
TABORE.

Columbus, o., a. listopadu.
- E. E. Head, byvaly vyplatci
a ucetni u kontraktorske fir
my d. W., McGra,h and Son V
Columbus, svedcil pred kon-
gresnim vyborem, jenz vysetlu
je skandalni graft pri stavbe
Shermanova Vojenskeho tabo-
ra a vypravel. jak vyplatni IL
stiny pro vladh byly rozmnozc
vany vyr1iysEnla jmena "del-
nikd'', kteri nikdy neexistova-
vail jak dustojnici v taborc
byli Zasypavani od kontraktor-
3ke firmy lihovinami a vZacny
mi Diary. Head pravil, re Frank
j. McCrath, syn majieele firmy
pfivazel casio kofalku do ta-
bora a re on sam dal mnoho
lahvi kapitanu Nicholsonovi.
Pravil, re firma koupila pro
ddstojniky cenne Diary k vano-
cum 1918. FIR. McCrath dosta-
val $40 denne a krone toho S5
ma svGi automobil, aGkoli ia
celou tn dobu nehnul ami pr
stem. Head pravi, re vyplacel
poukazky protestem. Jiny
skandal vySel ma jevo re spoje-
nj mezi kon,raktorem Bent
leyem z Toleda, kteremu byla
vzdycky davana prednost pred
jinymi kontraktory jenz Wy
stavel vetsinu budov tabore,
a majorem Starettem, predse-
dou emergencniho vyboru po-
vestne "rady narodni obrany",
ktera pod rouSkou patrio,ismu
zdimala krvav6 vladu. Vyslo
ma jevo, ze Starrett a Bentley
byvali drive spolecniky V SOU
kromych podnicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
REPUBLIKANSKA VETSINA v MOVE.
MESTSKE RADE.
ORLIKOWSKI ZVfTEZIL PETI HLASY PRVOTRlD-
MIMI = THOMPSONOVA ZDRCUJlC1 PORAZKA V
Is WARDE - McGINTYOVA VOLBA BUDE
KONTESTOVANA = SOJKA PADL 267 HLASY.

Republican, budou nit V no
We mestske rade sedmnact Ia
stupc1 a NONE, re zamysle-
nym konte3tem pribudou Jim
dalsi diva radni. Podle dosavad
Mich vsak vysledkn novy radnl
listek mi nasledovne:
Warda:
1. .Alva r. Ditrick; r.
2. John BraschwitZ; r.
3. Samuel b. Michel; r.
A. Frank j. Faulhaber; d.
5. John P. Becker; d
6. Clayton E. ToWnes; R
Z. Jerry r. Zmunt; R
8. Michael H. Gallagher; r E
9. j. P. McGinty, D
10. John P. Reynolds; d
IL. Thomas w. Fleming; r
12. Herman H. Finkle; r
13. Charles A. Kadlecek; ID
IA. Bernard Orlikowski; d
IS. William E. McNaughton; I
16. John P. Curry; d
II. Jacob Stacel; R
18. Harry G.. Calm; r
10. Perry D. Caldwell; r
90. Charles B. Stannard; r
81, John M. Sulzmann; d
%. Fl. l.. Bronstrup; r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
%. Adam J. Damn; d
"a. E. H. Kruger; r

"a. E. H. Kruger; r
25. J. R. Hinchliffe; R
26. William E. Potter; r
Republikane chystaji kon-
test V devate warde, kde de-
mokraticky predak j. j. Nc
Ginty domnele zvicezil dvaceti
peti prvoti'idnymi hlasy. Jeho
protikandidat, rep. VIM. K,
Cotter tvrdi, lie v souctu Nc
Gintyovych hlasu vyskyta sc
nekolik nesrovnalosti a nasle-
dovne chce pozadal o uredni
prepocitavani vsech hlasu "a
iiternich voleb v devate warde
odevzdanych a pfipadne O.
bratit sc k soudu. Nc Ginty by
jednim reditelu Bishopovy
kampane a jeho ztratou rad1
utrpela by celia dem. strana
ponevadz McGinty ie demokrs
cem bojovnym a ma radnici y
zajmu sve strany neobycejnt
cilym.
Jak jsme liz veera odpoled
MIN bulletinem oznamili, W
Gtrnacte, warde zdstava vite
zem pozemkovy obchodnik p
Bernard Orlikowski, porazivS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
JASOT ZAkAZOyACU
PREDCASNYM.
Ma vazkach jest proh;b.ce
statni.

z Columbus dcsdy telegram
cznamuje, re jaso: prohibiGni
kn byl pcnekud predcasny a
re neni vyloucana moznost, re
vsechny ctyri volcbni listky
prohibicni ri kany budou pro
stranu osobni svobody. DIE
zpravy liberhlI jest pry pora-
zena prob -b;ce statni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06

Palivova administrace valecnym pravem

sveho krajana Stanislava Dem
bow5kiho, jakoz i ceskeho kan
didata p. B. Kusa. Die vcerej-
sich zprav Orlikowski zvitezil
jedenacti hlasy a dneSni vypo-
ETY. udavaji, re poraZil republi
kama Dembowskiho pouze peti
prvo,fidnimi hlasy. Orlikow-
skiho volba pres nepatrnou vet
sinu zda Sc byt sic ZajiStena,
nicmen6 Dembowski slibuje
kontest prec. Uterni volebnl
zapas We IA. warde byl vnbec
tuhy, temer rozcilujici. Ma po-
catku voleb byl V popredi ne
odvisly cesky kandidat p. Kus,
jehoz svorne volili temef vsich
nj naSi krajane, k polednimu
sc vSak si,uace obratila a "a
pas Znstal meZi Dembowskim
q Orlikowskim, ktefi bezeli te-
mef stejnomerne. V poledne
volebni komise ma radnici pro-
hlasila jiz polouredne DEM
bowskiho "a viteze a podobne
referoval tez tisk anglicky.
Odpoledne Sc vsak situace o.
bratila v zajmu Orlikowskeho
a die toho tez referoval "Svet'
Dnes jmeno Orlikowskeho oci
"a sc jiz ma doplnene viteZne
radni tickete.
Jak tedy jiz naznaceno, re-
publikane hodlaji kontestovat
volby jak devate, tax We ctr
nacte warde a pak-li by kon-
te5ty svymi zvi,ezili, nell by
ma radnici celkem devatenact
representantu a demokrate
pouZe sedm. V pripade tako-
vem republikanska kontrola
ma radnici byla by uplna mo
hla by trvati osm az deset
let "a pomeru normalnich. Pou
re demokrat.cka volebni lavi-
ma mohla by dotcenou dlouho-
letou rep. kontrolu udolati. Re
publikane svou vetsinou ma rad
nici budou to znovu roZdelit
mestske volebni distrikty roZ
uni Sc samo sebou, he by move
rozclankovani ward podnikli
jen We prospech sve strany, coz
by opel nasvedcovalo prodlou-
zeni rep. kontrcly v rade.
Republikane jsou tez poueSe
nj porazky VIM. F. Thompsc
ma, byvaleho predsedy radt
a radniho po dobu sesti let
Thompson byl porazen republ
kanem Nc Naughtonem vet
sinou 335 hlasu a pro Mt
Naughtona hla 5ovali tez cetn
volici cesti. Rovnez v patnaclt
warde kampan byla tuba w
prospech novezvoleneho agi
toval osobne mayor Davis, pt
vazujici Thompsona "a preka;
ku uspesne administrator cir
nosti.
Jak jsme jiz vcera sdelili
dem. radnf K. Kadlecek zvite
zil We tfinacte warde bezpec
nou vetsinou, doznati vsak slu
81, re rep. j. Buck bezel p,
, merne znamenit6, uvazime-li
lie 13. warda byvala zvlasl
| dobach Tom l.. Johnsona te
: mef neochvejnou bastou de
, mokratickou. t
Potvrzuje Sc vcerejsi buleti
BE republican pan Frantise
(PokraGovani a str. g.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
PRESIDENT USTANOVUJE DEN Il.
LIST. JAKO DEN DiKUCINENi.

Washington, g. istopadu. Jako kazdoro6n6 tax le-
tos zvasn prokamaci vastnorucne podepsanou spou
stanm sekreafem Lansngem, ustanovue president Wilson
posedn ctvrek listopadu dnem dikuvzdan neb nak
mym pod menem americkeho posviceni Hlavni rest
kamace letosn jest eho pran aby duverou hled6lo
vsfic svn move DOLBY kere by nrody pineseny obet
odm6n6ny byly mirem ceeho sv6ta"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
WSSI lWSSl lNVSS
UCINKY STAVkY ROSTOU,

New York, A. list. - Mayor
Hylan podnikl dnes novy po-
kus, vyjednati zde konferenci
k urovnani stavky pristavnich
nakladacu, ktera trva jiz tri
nedele. Pokus 0 obnovenl Wy
jednavani byl ucinen po pri-
chodu vyroZumeni cd "odboj-
me- frakce V unii pristavnich
d6lniku, re by uvazovali o
mZdovem kompromisu. Po-
vstalci navrhuii mzdovou saZ-
bu 85c ma hodlnu, $1.25 "a
praci pres ca a osmihodino-
YOU dobu pracovni. V arbf.rac
MIN rozhodnuti, jez muZi "a
mitli k vuli nemuz vySli ma
stavku davalo Sc Jim zoe ma
hodinu $1.25 Ia praci pres cas-
a osmihodinovou dobu pracov-
nj. V arbitracnim roZhodnuti,
jez muzi zamitli a k Will ne
muz vysli ma stavku, davalo
Sc jim Toe ma hodinu a $1.10
Ia praci pres cas-. Lodni spoiled
noJti tvrdi sice stale, re muzi
Sc vraceji do prace, ale pri-
znavaji, re situace jest vazna.
Stavka s,oji $1,250.000 denne
a jiz 625 plavidel, vetsinou
parnikd jest zde upoutano.
Major Cushing, operacni fedi
tel spolkove lodni rady, odha-
duje, re stavka pristavnich del
niku V New Yorku stoji denne
primo neprimymi nasledky
$1O,000.000 denne.
! IWSSl LIT. WSSl
! 400 LODI v NEcINNOSTI.
New York, A. listopadu. -
Ctvrty tyden inefficient" stav
ky pies 10000 vykladacu, jez
zde ohromila celou lodni do
pravu prave skoncen. Odhlaso
vani "navratu do prace" dnes
rano zam6stnanci, ma pirech v
Chelsea nebylo dbano, kdyz pi
s'aly Z. hod. volaly do pra'
ce. Pres 600 lodi bylo v prista-
WI dnes q tech 400 je direkt
nj nasledek delnickych nesna
Il .-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
TROPICS EXPERIENCES
BENEFITS Of PROHIBITION
Public Records Testify to the Improve
nncnt-Consular Chief of Police
-. KS DrynesS

special correspondent of the
Christian Science Monitor reports the
results of the first year OF prohibition
in Porto Rico. Porto Rico is the
first If the islands Of the tropics to
adopt tie prohibition policy. The
first Year Of The dry regime ended
March isst. The Monitor reports
that the most direct results are to be
found the police records, although
these are very incomplete. The latest
reports available are for the year end
ilig last dune. These reports there
fore cover nut four prohibition
months, tut they show a marked
change in the police activities as re-
suit Of the dry law. The report Is Of
ficial. being that OF the consular chief
of police submitted to the governor
and portion of ii says:
In accordance with new organic
act prohibition went into effect in
Porto Rico on March 2, 1918. The
difference IN The number of arrests
between .his last fiscal year and the
previous one is 6.4l7 and although
there has not been sufficient time
to properly estimate the beneficial
results from the prohibition, there
IL no doubt in the mind Of the insular
police but that prohibition is one OF
1tHe ttioSt tNCelfent ana most DeneHclat
laws that has ever gone into effect in
the islands It's influence Is being
thoroughly felt throughout the island
There Is every indication and very
strong ones. that intoxication, dis
orderly conduct and other similar
crimes are lessening due to its in
-fiuence.
THE increased attendance in the
churches and night schools and night
lectures is tremendous. The peace
and tranquility which are evidence Of
sobriety and decency have been ex-
tended all over the island and / am
positive that the coming year will
show plainly and indicate fully and
strongly that prohibition Is sub
stantial provision and moral law"
The Monitor adds that there were
fewer murders and hornicides during
the year than during any year In the
last six years. there being Hfty-six
reported. against ninety-six in 1919
nl3. There we're sixty-four In 1916
1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

To show il striking, dramatic man
nsr that the present world unrest
merely repeats chapters n history
10 the purpose q . stately, inspiring
pageant which has been arranged By
Dr.. James E. Crowther az Seattle
Wash. for presentation q The big
Methods, Centenary Celebrattou of
June 20 July Is in Columbus. q Un-
derstauding and comfort % The nan
bswildsred by the trend Of modsru
events are the essentials Or.
Crowther desired 70 convey when h.
chose this most digninsd form of
Lublic presentation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Alexander White Gregg.

Funeral services for Alexander
white Gregg. sxty-nine years old, q
prominent lawyer Of Plastin, Tex, and
= former member of congress. and
who was educated at Kings college.
Bristol, and later. the University OF
vlrxtnts, Will b held. ~ the Te1hs
city today, 4. . .ss; Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

hung jury resulted in the trial Of
Cuthriell Glenn, alleged boetlegEer.
charged with assaulting Sergeant
Chichester and another officer on
Thursday N the Fredericksburg court.
Attorney Benjamin Lovenstein. who
represented the defendant. said that
It was brought out in the evidence
that Glenn was an interstate traveller.
and that, nnder the recent ruling Of
the supreme court. was entitled to
transport whiskey through Virginia
The trial lastered an entire day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
SALVATION ARMY

Sunday school will be held
in the Salvation Army hall,
100 North Seventh street, at
2 o'clock and services will be held
At BYRD park at, 40 r. NJ conduct
ed by Commandant l.. and Mrs
Grimshaw. assisted by Capt. Nc. A
Bee. of Baltimore. Md
A street meeting will be held at
Seventh and Broad streets. at 1880
p. NJ, after which a service will be
conducted in the auditorium by the
officers IN charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

ter consultation with the temperance
leaders of France and the United King
dom, and in collaboration with Messrs
Mnsgrove and Care, members of a
committee Of the Anti-Saloon League of
America, presented to the peace confer
ence memorial setting forth the
things which il was desired the confer
ence might do, especially on behalf of
the backward peoples of Africa Much
OF the substance of these recommends
tons WAS embodied 1t is understood
ir, the projected league of nations
agreement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

St. James EpiscopaI-Holy COM
munion, litany and sermon at II
O'Clock. Evening prayer and SER
mon ar sis O'Clock. Sunday school
at $50 A. NJ. The rector Rev. Free
land Peter, will preach at the morn
ing service and the Rev. Walter
Williams in the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
fist church. Louisville, Ky.
EPISCOPAL

st. Paurs Episcopal Sunday
school and Bible classes at 9:45 A. NJ.
Litany and communion at II A. M.
Evening prayer at S:15. At the IL
o'clock service the rector, Rev. W.
Russell Bowie. D. D., will preach on
The Re-making of Peter and at
Sis on, Spiritual Values in Duty
and Routine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

The Reds in Siberia are not having
and once In while they have a taste
OF direct action applied in direction
they don't relish. Witness this Incl
dent noted In report from the
american Red Cross Commission to
siberia that has just arrived from
Vladivostok:
saturday an entertainment was
held at First River under local aus
pices. A number of workmen from
the shops nearby attended. Lieut..
Drummer reports that six Rolsheviki
attempted to speak about the rights
Of the protetariat. Lieut.. Drummer
gleefully elected Them Thus waa an
other threatened Bolshevikj pprisink
0npuyonDed, q 5s,sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

Announcement WAS made Yesterday
that Bishop James Cannon, Jr. who
has been In Europe since last Deem
her. arrived in New York Yesterday
accompanied by his daughter Miss
Laura Lee Cannon. who has acted as
his secretary during several months
of arduous work in France, England
Scotland and Ireland
While overseas, Bishop Cannon af-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Broad and Twentieth Streets.

ftcV. II. r. Gambler. Pastor.
Sunday school $50 A. NJ: preach
ing, / A. NJ. by the Rev ]. T. Mas
tin. u. D., and s:l5 p. NJ by the
pastor; Epworth League. 1880 p. NJ.
Public cordially invited to all ser
vices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

Grace Covenant--Rev. Charles T..
King will preach at the morning SER
vice and at Sis =. NJ. Homer Rode
HEAVIER. will join I'm a song service
sabbath school a:3o A. NJ Bible
classes meet at 10 A. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

Church of the Ascension--Holy
communion and sermon. II O'Clock
A. NJ, Subject, Jesus Business. "
Evening prayer, sis o'clock r. NJ.
The first discourse on The Man OF
Galilee."
Rev. Philip A. Arthur. rector. will
ofhciate at both services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

st. Johns Episcopal--Services at
III A. NJ, and s r. NJ, by the rector.
Holy Communion at IL A. M. Hugh
w. Sublett, rector.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
WELCOME AWAITS YOU
WHY co TO CHURCH TOMORROW

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

n A. II. and Sis r. N. Preaching by
the pastor. DIR. w. G.. James. Sabbath
school 1T $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer service
Wednesday evening at Sis.
Fulton Eaptist-Rev. w Thorn
burn, pastor. Rev. Austin O. Boda
OF Eorthside Baptist church. will
at Q special mems meeting in the af
ierrcon At o'clock. Subject. The
Golden Rule" Sunday school $50 A..
" Senior and junior B. Y. r. L.
Z o'clock r. n.
Rain bridge street Baptist, corner OF
cambridge and Eleventh streets-L.
Judeon Westfai;. pastor. $50 A. NJ
Eihfe school. {. W. Payne. superin
tendent. II A. M.-Subject. Can
child Of God so Rackslide as TO be
"A roung Man From the Mountain
who Won and Lost First Place" Spe-
eiai music by rlale quartet.
stockton Street Baptist-Walter r.
1.eckliter, castor. viii preach at II A.
NJ. on The Secret OF a Happy Christ
ian Life" and at P. NJ. on Jesus
and His World Dominion" Sunday
school 1t $3.50 A. NJ.
Leight-Otreet Baptist. corner Twen-
ty-fifth and Leigh streets-1l A. NJ.
Dr. r. b. Ray will preach. Sis +.
NJ Rev. J. F. Love. D. D.. who has
lust returned from a tour around the
world. will give his impressions of
the trip.
second Bartist--Preaching at IL A.
N. and s:i5 P. NJ. DR.. SINNERS morn
ming message. "Old Truths for New
Disclpies." A. evening. THE Man Who
Said h Would and Did" Bible school
$3.50 A. N. u. Y. p. L.. 7:15 p. NJ.
Piue-Street Raptist--Services win be
conducted BY the pastor. Rev. Leland
Jerome Powell. at II A. N. and S:l5
r. NJ. Subject: Morning. The Lords
gupper--What It Is Hand OF fell
Iowahlp extended, and communion oh.
served. Evening. Peace Talk SUM-
day school at s:30 A. NJ. Junior and
senior b. ". +. U. meetings at 7:l5
r. n.
Randolph Street Baptist-Rev. w.
r.. Robertsyn. pastor. The pastor will
breach at both services on Sunday.
ii A. NJ The Soldiers Armor" s
p. N--"Our Advocat at Court" SUM-
day school At $50 A. NJ. Senior and
iunS0r b. T. p. II. at 7:l5 r. NJ.
First Raptist--Preaching at IL
O'Clock and Sis o'clock, by the pastor,
REV. Geo. w. Mcdaniel. d. d. Sun
day school ut $3.50 A. NJ; b. Y. p. U.
at p. n.
Calvary Baptist-Sixth anniversary
81 rev. Carter Ashton Jenkens. the
rast0t. will be observed. The pastor
wiltpreAch At both services. Subjscts:
Mornine--s7ha Way the Wind Blows"
Even1ne-The Pastors Dream" Bap-
tism q night. This service will mark
II to west End.
$50 t5g
voaa BILE Street Baptist-The pastor.
Ret..J. r. johnson. will preach at
beth seSvisss, H has Just returned
e4elikE - - - pAxt -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

Grace Memorial fSoidiers' Home
chapeD. -Preaching ii A. II. by the
pastor. and at 3:16 r. NJ. there will be
. song service. Sunday school $50 A.
NJ And Epworth league 7:30 r. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03

Monumental-The rector, Rev.
James w. Morris, D. D., will preach
at IL A. NJ, and p. NJ. Sunday
school at s:45. Mems Bible class
10 A. NJ.
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Park Piace-The pastor. Rev. Henry
G. Pfeiffer, d. D.. viii preach at II A.
NJ. and s:15 p. NJ. Mems Bible class
and sunday school $50 A. NJ Epworth
league 7:ls p. NJ
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

The minister's subject at the
Seventh day Adventist church, on
Morris street, at s p. NJ. will be ::
Gods Remedy for Sin" Song SER
vice
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Highland Park, Rev. r. M. White.
ma stor-Preaching II A. N. and ST. 5
r. ". by the pastor. Sunday school at
1914. NJ: Epworth league p. NJ.
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Chnr9cfl With spcctIinr.

r. II. Martin. young white boy
was arrested last night at the second
police station on q charge Of ex-
ceeding the speed limit and for driv-
ing An automobile without having a
city permit
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Barton Hei4hts-The pastor, Rev. w.
T. A. Haynes, will preach at II A. NJ.
ana SIS P NJ
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CHRISTIAN

The pastor. II. d. c. Maclahlan. vii
occupy his pulpit at Seventh Stree
Christian church, at 1900 A. NJ. and
SIS p. NJ The morning subjec
will be: Workers AL" Sunda,
school at $50 A. NJ Christian En-
deavor meeting at 700 r. NJ
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rel-street--Preachin At II A. \
and . p. n. Sunday school at $50 A. y

Denny Street. r. Nelson HARNESS.
pxssof--ii A. n. sTsse Principle Of VI.
cArious Suffering: Sis p. NJ. "A Trip
Through Africa" illustrated: gao A. NJ.
sunday school ana mons Bible class
meet: $50 r. ~. special meeting for
woman. 10 Be addressed by Or. Meltxke:
Ep~orth Ieagu. Junior and Senior. meet
n, Z P. NJ.
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1tp,James. Rev. r. r. Lumpkin. pas
tor-APreaching Sunday at IL A. NJ. and
S.1s p. b. by the pastor. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ. Midweek prayer
services Wednesday at S P. NJ.
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Trinity Methodist. Broad and TWEEN
"eth streets. Rev. b. r. Gambler. pas
tor--sunday school $50 A. NJ. Preach
ing II 4. ". by the Rev. J. r. Mastin.
y, D., and At SIS r. NJ. by the pastor.
Epworth lea que at 7:3o p. NJ
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Fairmount Chrfstian-C. f. FL
more. minister. Usual services will
be held. At 1900 A NJ Mr. Eimore
will speak on AS You Have Pros
pered." AZ night his subject will be
His Christianity Faileds"
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BAPTIST

Grove Avenue Baptist-~Serviccs at
II A. II. and Sis r. NJ Preaching by
the castor. DIR. w. G.. James. Sabbath
school 1T $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer service
wednesday evening at Sis.
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VINO has been in Europe represent
ing the temperance forces Of the United
States at the peace conference.
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Union Station-Preaching morning
and night by the pastor. F. @. Davis,
Subject II A. II. THE Greatest Man in
the World" and 1t Sis r. NJ. THE
Worlds First Night" Sunday school
ana Bates Bible class at 9:30 A. NJ.
Bible pictures for children at 7:15 r. NJ.
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Centenary. Grace street. between
Fourth and F'ifth-Preaching at II A
N. and Sis p. NJ BY the pastor. Rev
r A.. Smoot, b. d.