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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK
STRENGTHENS MARKET

New York, Feb. 14.--Stocks were
strong today under leadership OK the
oils tobaccos and some OF the steeis- 4
The reason for this optimism was the
growing belief that tho world Is not TO
fan under the rule OF anarchy, but that
the council at Paris will bring about
Universal peace The victory of Presi-
dent Wilson with his league of nations
Is considered by the financial world az
a matter Of tremendous value to in
vestors especially American investors.
In the market today royal Dutch and
Mexican Petroleum were the stocks
that attracted most attention Royal
Dutch is believed to be owner OF
large block Of Mexican Petroleum
stock and the simultaneous advance OF
these two issues was looked upon as
partial confirmation. Southern Pacific
also moved up rather sharply, this be-
ing due to belief that the Mexican
troubles were about to be settled PHI
vate reports coming from Paris state
that the Mexican problem will be set
tied more early than the general pub
lie has expected. II settled soon 1t
win be a very important factor In the
market for stocks Of the companies
having properties In Mexico. not only
the oils. but Southern Pacific and
American Smelling.
The provision market WAS wildly ex-
cited part OK Ine Gay. toFs DEE iuhihs
with an advance Of 100 points broke
sharply while ribs broke 100 points In
the early trading. Corn was down
about four cents a hushe1 at one time
Tobacco Products and its new asso-
ciate, the Philip Morris company. were
popular. Philip Morris stock which
goes to Tobacco Products stockholders
at 81 a share sold up to - early in
the day. making the rights of Tobacco
Products worth IS share. The parent
stock did not respond until we'll in
the day when Just before tho close 1t
suddenly advanced to IS. . new high
record, and closed there. United Cigar
Stores sold up three points on the early
trading. but lost about half OF the ad-
vance
Hide and Leather, preferred. made
another new high record The short
interest fs very large in this stock and
there Is reasonable expectation OF I'M
portant- earnings within the next few
years
General Motors was strong in the
early trading. but lost its advance.
showing only . small fractional gain
Some important commission houses.
believing that the END Of the downward
| had been reached. were openly advising
their clients to purchase stocks on all
sethacks At the same time they ex-
pressed the opinion that steel prices
would probably Be reduced again. but
this 10 believed to have been dis
counted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
PASTOR AT TABERNACLE
LIVED NEAR HIIkIY SUNDAY

DR.. John Marvin Deane, the Chi
caSo evangelist, who IL supplying the
pulpit OF the Tabernacle Baptist
porter OF Billy Sunday. DIR. Deane
will preach At the Tabernacle church
at IL A. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
II lived for years." said DR.. Deane.
ION the West Side OF Chicago. which
Il really the heart Of the city. was
pastor Of the Second Baptist church
for several years. Mr.. Sunday lived
for many years In that same section
and did his flrst work for Christ on
the West Side Of ChicasO. 1t was
then and Is now vast melting pot Of
civilization. II = constantly chang
ing, bat many Of Mr.. Sundays old
friends .anA nei8hborr s4ill remain.
They arc all his loyal supportess. and
Billy Sundays home town II on his
side. had the honor Of starting q
movement to get llr. Sunday - como
to Chicago. This was Sucoes1ful.
aud last year, in spite Of fearful war
conditions and distractions and many
other difficulties. Nr. Sunday did =
great work for Chicago. Az soldier
! especially appreciate what he did
there to arouse ana stimulate patriot.
ism. We haA . traitor for = mayor
who was playing politics TOR the Ger
man vote. So 70 greatly enjoyed Mr..
Sundays tremendous patriotic ape
peals. His Chicago meeting had q
vast effect"
DR.. Deane win be here until March
5th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
The Joy Of "
Motherhood Told
Wsnsa Ten Hsw Thsy Made Event
One Il CrsaA Happnsss.

n svssy part Of the lard there are wen.
q W &. S sAssosa .. "a cpp .xa,dra
- Su1ertng Usually incident % nothsyhood.
my rsl.ts II no uncartAln tsr1e hc. froI
10 - - days were 0qds Artshk md
sSssYfal an1 IT, nighas cain and. rsskful,
~ NJ crisis Wa Iaase1 without - ss9el
ll1ering sxpGtancsd WIN nee1!e = ynaid.
"a. and bow tAey prs.ssvsd thsir hsakh
~ 1HQGfA - dovGeo i - ~ rsAEaug Of
ioss1srs ysssad y . .psse paasezaeing
ee1edy, pegparsd especially lof expscAant
Sothssc iva . 7syIule Il . nctsd pAysi-
dan. serain vpsa ~ 1eAne9es = evoided,
80 ln1oead u . pef3ed q 6lseo0fogt ard
SSaciaae dfeoA & = . sseepn az cain ~.
80 NJ los.e g - eEs1ls ore - and
6o6kmso tslen4 lna11es II. Dcene1 - 70.
80 - M1W0t encA -anA ~ shin = not
- - - nj $3.50 1ard - d.
stRns Hssaesle RsF4aA ~.
-. g. ss's !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
SUNDAY PARTY MAKE
MERRY FOR FAIR 81

The Eorthside lodge celebrated 4
dies night yesterday evening. Nh
Homer Rodeheaver. Mrs. VIM
Asher. Bob" Mathews, George Hrs1
ster and others Of the Sunday pd1]
present. W. n. Nilam piloA q
whole musical stan into hts asto y
ter the night services ana enk4l
them out to the banquet. whsre, ~
trombone and piano. the party 0l
the ladies OF the lodge someehlm
remember for many moons.
lodge celebration w1a hstd 81.
street and F1fvt aveuVe. Hl8n
Park. with several hundred neQ
Mr.. Milan y one Of the 0ivioton
tenants among the ushAu duf11G
Sunday cAmpaign. II. . :ss|33
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BISHOP or NEW ORLEANS
VISITING CO1IORED CHURCH

Rt. Rev. Wilbur p. Thrilled. d. D.,
L. L. D.. white. Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. presidin.. btehOp OF
the dtecese Of New Orleans. La. and
former president Of Howard univer-
sity. Washington. d. c.. will preach 4
special sermon At tho Leigls.6ereet
Memorial Methodist EpiscorAl church
(colcred). 1t l1:1S A. n. sunday. Hin
subject u to be: Tho Need Of Edu-
cation" He comes under the an
spices OF the committes "a e1ucA&ion.
James N. Grier. chairman. Rev. G.
c. Gill. b. D.. y pastor. The Rich
mond alumni Of Howard univsrSity
will attend In q body.
Bishop Thirklsld has spent Alp Aze
IN the work Of t.Aintng the colnesd
people, He has beSn Interested = ~
schools ensAssd = thai yesk -
u. and the Y. n. AnA 3. I. r W.
ointn. Nhtln a. HoWeRA ukSog1 M
ijel - bsea epE11ea alla $50.
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selves and the women dance by them
selves and it'll kin the dance ip two
weeks from New York TO San Fran
cisco. IL you dance because you like
the exercise, you can get just as
much exercise with your arm around
Ii man, and you, my baby. can get
Just as much exercise with your
arms around another woman. Come
on. All right! And you can dance
lust as well with some other man
as you can with some woman. You
talk about the love to dance for the
exercise, but you make the men and
women dance like that and see what
happens,-it'll XIII dancing. When
you separate the sexes. good-oy To
the dance.
Some one says: Il like to see
horses run"
So do I. Gosh. like 10 see a
horse get out and run. like to
sec anything like that. whether It
il a horse or an automobile, l like
10 see them go.
races because we want to bet on
Them"
when they passed bin forbiddlng
Them betting on horse-raclng they
killed horse racing. SO they didn't
like the horse racing because they
liked TO see the horses run, but be-
cause they wanted to bet on the
races, and when they took away the
gambling feature of racing. they kill
ed horse-racing.
And when YOU make men and
women quit dancing together you'll
kill dancing. too.
cards for prizes and money you viii
kiil the card husiness.--that's wha;
you'ii do All right, you'n see where
il will go.
So YOU see what it ia, and you see
my object in talking to you. don't
you? | am not actuated by any
cranky motive or anything of the
sort. Nobody tries TO handle the
matter more reasonably and face
the facts just as they are as he goes
I'D and down the land than /.
Now. the German and other round
dances that are INDUCED in are the
favorites, and liberties are taken In
them that would not be permitted
anywhere else on earth, They bring
vice and virtue into such contac,
that virtue is almost powerless with
it,
And dancing is OF iii repute. No
body dying sends for a dancing mas
Ter. We will send for the preacher
we Will Senu LOT the priest, We uoH
send for the dancing master when
we die.--no. no! You want the fell
low around when you are going tc
do that you don't want around, may
be. when you are doing something
else.
Well, If he is no good TO have
around when you are doing some
thing else. he is no good 10 have
around when you die. for you viii
never get into heaven even If he is
Oh. no.
But send for me, I'll come. Sc
will any preacher. We will do oul
best for you, but you don't give III
fair show. You don't want VI
around when you are healthy and
strong, but when the shadow oil
death begins to fall, you want III
around. Well. ] say yss don't givs
US a fair chance, but we will do ou1
best for you. We won't desert you
NOT on your life. We will do what
We can for you,
Nobody. my friends, ever dance,
10 the memory Of a departed friend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
New Ysr,k Csrb Market.

New York. Feb. 1A.-Although there
was q considerable contraction in the
volume OF business on the curb market
today, many Of the stocks maintained
firm price tone and In = number Of
instances material advances over the
nnals of yesterday were scored.
Yndustrtals again attracted most at
tention. The industrial list was fur.
ther augmented BY the addition Of To-
bocco Products righta, and the shares
OF Philip Norris company. the latter
having been acquired BY the Tobacco
Product company.
Metal shares were Qufeter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Morning subject; Gaining The
Heights Evening subject: Affairs
by the Way" Sunday school sac A.
Grace Soldiers Home chapeD
Preaching IL A. NJ. by the pastor
Rev. j. r. Carey. Special music at
p. M. in which Miss Fuller will as
sist. Wesley Bible class will hold It's
preliminary service In Randolph hall.
x 81 W ,...s, ", Z. 80
will preach al both aerrices Sunday,
Subject, II A NJ, 'Intercession That
Way to Heaven" The church doors
will be opened for the reception OF
members.
Centenary--Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth. Preaching at II
A. M. and 8 p. M. by the pastor, Rev.
Thomas A. Smoot.
DennyStreet, r. Nelson HARNESS,
pastor--Sunday school and Mems
Bible class meet at $3.50 A. M. There
will be no IL O'Clock service as the
congregation win 60 to the auditorium
for the morning service. Preaching
at p. M. BY the pastor. Subject.
k1cASCH EVWUTtn LcAAueS 3unfVF
and Senior, meet at Z p. M.
Branch Observation-Disclosures at IL A.
NJ. and 8 P. NJ, preaching by the
pastor, the Rev. j. III. Mooney. Sun
day school and Mems Bible class meet
at $3.50 A. M. Epworth League at 7;i5.
Woodland Heights-Thc pastor
Rev. r. B. Proctor. will preach at IL
and O'Clock. Sunday school s;3e
Epworth League 7:l5.
Epworth-Chaffln and Rowland
streets-Sunday school and Bible
class at $3.50. Preaching at IL A. M.
and 1880 p. M, by the pastor. Rev
c. e. johnson. Morning b1ect:
Praise. Evening subject: Laying
Aside Weights and Sins" All welcome.
Trinity. Rev. B. r. Gambler pastor
Sunday school $50 A. M Preaching
IL A n. by the pastor, and at 8
p. M. by the Rev. r. II. Potts, d. d,
Epworth League 7:15 y. M. Stewards
meeting and Quarterly conference
Monday night at home Of e. n. Bell,
323 N. rwenty-fourth street.
Barton Heights-rhe congregation
Will De gwen uCkcS AZ O. CLOCK, at
the church, admitting them to the
City Auditorium for the morning SER
vice. At night there win be a union
service at this church conducted by
| Miss Florence Kinney, OF the Billy
Sunday party.
! st. Pauls--Twenty-seve and
Venable streets. Preaching both
morning and night by the pastor.
Rev. T. e. Johnson. IL A. M. and 8
p. M. Epworth League T:15.
| Park-place-The pastor. Rev Henry
c. Pfetffer D. D., will preach
at 1 A. M. and 8 p. NJ. Sunday school
e:s0. Epworth League 7:15 p. NJ
| Asbury-Rev. r. v. Carson. pastor
subject, IL A. NJ, Unseen Things -
Evening subject. Soul winning"
i, Special music at both services
Epworth League, p. M. Sunday
school $3.50 A. NJ. M. 7. Gary superin-
tendent
Union station. Corner Twenty
fourth and N. streets-Rev r. G.
Davis, pastor. Preaching at II A. M.
by Rev. T. r. Hiner. Of the Billy Sun
day party; at p. N. by Rev. B. r
Gambler. Rev. r. r. Hiner will ad-
Dress the Bates Bible class at 10 A
N. All men are welcomed to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Sales:
$500 Aetna Explosives. sh67h.
500 Maxim Munitions. A@x.
500 United Motors, AN 63sh.
200 Cosden OIL. 707k-
$500 Federal OIL SOAK.
HOO Int Petroleum. HON.
5000 Metro. Petroleum. IN 03S.
500 Victoria OIL. nav. 3A0
3,2ee Atlanta. 3Ao4.
900 Big Ledge. l1-le0 8.
1000 Boston ana NontanA. ls046.
500 Calumet ard Jerome. site Is.
900 Goldneld Cons, 1904.
500 Jumbo Extension. l3o13.
rs Mother Ida 1so1A
iael xena - - a1.asaa II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 8, 1919.
An adjourned meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Bank of Richmond. in
corporated. will be held at the Office
of Messrs John l. Williams e sons.
corner Eighth and Main streets. Rich
moud, Va. at noon, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary Is. 1919.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAw. JR-
Cashier.
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4 ! 20 i az. ~.
SCHEDULES.
& Ohio Railroad.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
Gin. Loiville q West 1900 p, $3.50 p.
Main Line Local. T:4S a. toIs p.
James River Line, '1V:00 a. ts:le p.
Newport News.
MY. old PIT, $3.50 a.. 1890 n. 1880 p.
Newpt.- News, Local. 1900 a., $3.50 p.
From MIX. Newport
News. Old Pit. sl2:0s n, 's:3s p, ss:45 p.
Nevpt News. Local. ss:45 a., sS:45 p.
From west: $3.50 A. "3:45 p. Locals,
%9:b5 a. s7:55 p. James River, t3:4o a.
$500 p
sDaily. Except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
Opp,ee Snnday Salea.

A resolution opposing the, petttiol!
for certain Sunday privileges M
commencing the attitude ofsthe Cor
monweaith Attorney thereto WI
adopted at a meeting OF the stewards
Of Park Place Methodist EpiscOpG1
church, South. last Tuesday night
Henry G. Pfeffer. p. c.. IL the PSI
tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Chicago. Feb. 14.--Gratn and provi-
sion futures were quoted today AZ
follows:
Corn-March. 12sk: May, 1908:
July. 1.l7x.
Oats-March. 5sA; May, 5TH; July
5sN-
Lard--May. e4s0: July. 1851
Rtbs--May, 32.S2: July. Elsa.
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Norfolk g. Western Railroad.

Leave Hroad-Street Station. Richmond
For Norfolk: s5:4b A. NJ, '7:3s A. M
s3:is p. NJ. 1850 P. NJ. ts:4b p. M
FOR Lynchburg and West: s5:45 A. NJ,
ss:15 A. NJ, '12:45. noon. s6:l5 p. NJ.
$1,000 p. M
Arrive from Norfolk: 'i2:2o, noon.
s7:35 p. NJ, $1,000 r. M.
From the West: 1850 A. M. 1910 p.
NJ, 1875 p. NJ, s7:35 p. M, 10000 P. M.
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. tSun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

New York, Feb. iS.--New York'o
gambling house dc luxe wAa raideA
last night and the means b. which
T1sAer. aged Afty-avs. aanaxea tha
|bank foIla oS vlot1ma. 49, latA bo1a6o
~ loSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Funeral services. for Miss NanniS
Bet Waiford. who died .WedpesiaS
the home Of her nephew, &c Knapp1
705 Moss Side avenue. Roland ParAs
The burial was in Oakwe0d q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

The pastor Of West End Methodt1
Episcopal church. Rev. Al. CAF41
will preach at both the morning ~
evening services Sunday. The spect
feature Of the evening service will
music by the choir. under the dire
ton Of J. 8. Renner. Sindhy scl1o(
At s:30, Epworth league. att.
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At Beth Ahafa Tss,apac.

The subject OF Rabbi. r. N. CaIfs
sch's sermon last night. at B41l
Ahabah synagogue was st"Prote~(
Against Misleading Statements HI
harding the Jews" For this NORMAN
the subject is, The Priesthood an
Its Purpose" Services begin Thu
morning at IL o'clock. AL are wei
come. ~
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UNITARIAN.

Unitarian. corner of Ffoyd avenue
and North Harrison street--At IL A. NJ
the Rev. Charles r. Russell will preach
on THE Hireling": Sunday school At
1890 p. M.
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LIFE AND ADVENT.

Life and Advent Christian. Chanin
street, near Notwithstanding Sun
James Howle. The subject at night
will be. Us Resurrection = Purchased
Privilege or Free to All?" The pub
lie is invited to attend these meetings.
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Funeral services Tor Guy II. Smell
ings, thirty-three years old. who dr.
"Wednesday in his home. 102 We
Thirty-second street. Norfolk. after
brief illness of influenza and pneuus0
MIA, were conducted yesterday. 81
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Spottswood Bird.

Spotswood Bird. thirty-f 1--we yeal
old. OF King and Queen county. die
Monday in his home Mr.. Bird wa1a
member OF the firm of Bird 4 ALI
He leaves a wife, who wss Miss E01
Wallace, of Baltimore, three chfldrxl
two sist ers and two brothars. He m
buried In the home burying ground
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

First Church of Christ. Scientist.
fcorner Park avenue and Meadow
street).-Services at II O'Clock. Sub
tect, Soul"
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Tomorrow in the Churches

tChurch notices in this office after
p. NJ. Friday cannot be used)
PRESBYTERIAN.
westninster--service at II A. NJ.
and r. NJ. Rev. J. Y. Fair. D. d.,
pastor. The Suptiay school will meet
at $3.50 A. NJ. and the Christian En-
desvor at Z p. M.
Grace Covenant-Rev. NJ. +. Turn
bull will preach at IL A M. Goa
ryes,ts,z-&<, :. ,~--t,"~a ~, nes,rl6j
the morning. hour. Trev. Cnsffer II
King WIN conduct the services at s.
p. NJ.
First--Preaching at II A. N. and
p. NJ by DR. F.. r. McFadsn. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ and Bible classes
at 10 A NJ.
LUTHERAN.
st. Johns Evangelical-A special
conservation service Of the Officers and
teachers of the Bible school win be
held at II A. M. At p. M. the pas
tor, the Rev. Oscar Guthe. win preach
on The Origin of Man"
CHRISTIAN.
Fairmount--The minister. Rev. c. e.
Elmore, will occupy the pulpit at both
services. At IL A. n. he will speak on
The Woman Of Sychar." At p. M.
his subject will be pitching Toward
Sodom." Christian Endeavor meet
ing at Z p. NJ. Bible school at $50
A. M.
Seventh Street--The pastor, Fl. D. c.
Maclachlan. will occupy his pulpit at
IL A. M. and s F. NJ.
Hanover-Avenue--Pre by Rev.
Marshall wingfield at II A. M. and 8
p. M; Bible school at $50 A. ~
Third-Services by the pastor, J. o.
Heisabeck. at II A. n. and p. NJ:
Bible school at $50 A. M: Junior En-
deavor at p. M: Senior Endeavur at
"a P. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Rev. II. NJ. Linkous.. OF AShiand, IN
preach at both morning and evenjJ
services at Cowardin- Avenue ChriGkt4&
church tomorrow 80 u TN
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In Church (1rrIe

Rev. Walter n. Leckliter has ~
extended call TO the. paitOrat4 IA
Stockton Street Baptist church
49, 'a,.@-rA<sf tie.sx
LecRnter VIM AnhoufYcN niS sdk0eq
at the services of the cnntcA Dan6
night 1t is thought that AesNin ~
cept. For the last three ypAr1 III
Leckliter has been engaged in evA11
gelistica1 work In several AkAte1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

The coiqred Young Mems Eax1
association win hold q spexia& slf4Ga1
for men sunday $50 r. X ~ tk&
III. G. A. building. Third sssd IN
streets. The president Of the Tr0G
formers. w. 8. Woodson. VIII dslteS
Brothers will render music Tor q
hour. Come and bring the okl
man" is the r. ~. c. As inydtatIe1
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EPISCOPAL.

Holy Trinity--Services at II A. M
and P. M-Rev. DIR. J. ]. Gravat
viii preach. Holy Communion at
A. Al.
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Randolph : Street,

Randolph Street. Rev. w. f..
Robertson pastor-The reSuior SCR
vices will be held on Sunday. the pas
tor will preach ct II A. NJ on The
Need for Christian work" A rep
|resentative OF Richmond college viii
speak at p. n. Sunday school At
1880 A. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Connore. Va.-There were three -
ials at Mattaponi church,in one waolssI
time. They were MIRA r.. 8. Suffer-
George Brookes and Mfss Emily NJ
ton, widow OF John w. walton.
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Obituary.


Poitiaux Robinson Preston, sixty
eight years old. a native OF richmond
died yesterday in the home Of his so1
w. Dean Preston, 107 D street. Sent
Norfolk. His funeral took place fro
the home yesterday AFTERNOON, IT,
Rev. r. r. Phelps officiating, ~
burial being in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Norfolk. Mr.. Preston was a son G.
the late Moses Fl. and Mrs. E,iizabef1
D0uyiax PrAxtnn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Mrs. Bertha K. Posner, fifty-fiN
years old, sister OF Joseph Kaufmaa3
of Richmond. died. Tuesday evening"
in her home in Norfolk. sTfar funer1
took place from the home Thurn6y
afternoon, the Rev. DIR. L. d. Mani
doza officiating. The burial was a
Forest Lawn cemetery. Norfolk. Nm
Posner was a native of Alexandria, w
A brother, Joseph Kaufman, lives &
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

ST. James--Ffcly communion at 3
A. NJ. Morning prayer and sermon at
II o'clock: evening prayer and eeTmon
at Sis o'clock: Sunday school at $3.50
A. NJ. The rector. Rev. G. Freeland
Peter, will preach at both services.
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Second--Davine

Second-D4vfne worship IL A.
NJ. aud 81 p. NJ At the morning
worship. DR.. r. W. Boatwrisht, pres
ident Of Richmond college, message
win be ..rhe Imperative Of the Past"
At evening DIR. Skinnsf's message.
The Eifefui Look B. 7. p. u. meets
lat p. N.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Quetatioas ~ Cnskfe g. D0eeh 4 Co
Richmond. Va, Feb. IA, 1913.
Virginia SIS Old C. ana
r. 1892 $50 80
Virginia Centuries ...1ss$ SON
city Securities
Rich. Cy as r.. 10000 90
X C'y Sc G. and II. 1s3S-'4S On
Railroad Bonds.
South. Ry.. LIST SIS. 1894 94h
8. r. ID. and G. NJ As. 1856 81
street Hallway bonds.
n. and r. r Co. 5's... 1886 10 10
V. X, and +. Co. SIS. 1884 10 so
street Railway stocks.
v. X. and r. Co., pfd. 100 10
V, Il. and p. Co, com. 100 rs
f<1-h#S ~ 4 70 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

and O'Clock by the pastor
Rev. Geo. w. Mcdaniel, d. d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
Funeral ~ Mrs. VI. r.. Meredith.

MrS. walter * MeredtthB funerN
was conducted yesterday afternoon
$40 o'clock in the home or her bret1i
er, 23o7 Paramount avenue. NH
Meredith was formerly Miss Ethel
Smith. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Union station, Corner Twenty
fourth and n. streets-Rev. r. G.
Davis, pastor. Preaching at IL A. NJ.
by Rev. T. r. Hiner. Of the Billy Gun
day party; at p. N. by Rev. b. r.
Gambler. Rev. r. r. Hiner will ad.
Dress the Bates Bible class at 10 A.
N. All men are welcomed to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Third-Services by the pastor. J. o.
Heisabeck. at II A. n. and P. NJ:
Bible school at $50 A. M; Junior En-
deavor at p. M: Senior Endeavor at
Z p. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

AsbuYy-Rev. r. v. Carson, pastor.
subject, IL A. NJ, Unseen Things -
Evening subject. Soul winning"
Special music at both services
EpWorth League. 7 p. M. Sunday
school $3.50 A. NJ. M. 7. Gary superin-
tendent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Leigh Twsnty-fifth
and Leigh streets, DR.. J. J. Wicker.
pastor. Preaching. IL A. NJ. "A Call
to Richmond" S p. M. Dangers and
Safeguards Of the nation"