Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-14
Every Presbytery Exceeds It's Ap.
s s..ls.portionment and 1900 Pro-
LESSONS Arc Reported.
CAROLINE MOST PROSPEROUS
W1ll, Realize Sc,oOO,OOO From Its
Tobacco Crop This Ycar-Danvillc
Is. Expects Several Pulpit Changes.
Reward Offered for Highwaymcn.

~ There were not less than I.aoo pro
sfessions OF faith during the year in Tn
and 1000 additions 10 the church.
y. The sum OF S2.90e was given TO othsl
synods for homo mission WorN. SZ.o"'
for the benefit OF Tyearts VALLEY Pres
ihSJeiy and $500 II the synod OF APP
u alachia.
for the ensuing year total SSl Luz
3. The moderator announced the follow
ing committee on the Sl.ooc.9oo cam
paiKo for education; DIT. Frank T. Nc
soo OF ir of Rehmoma ''I Dr.. ". H. r
eSquires, Of Norfoik: Il. NJ. Friend. OF
,Petersburg: DIR. Russell Cecil. OF Rich
.mond; r. b. spr2euls , Of s'IHnteh ROW or
,ster. Of Norfolk; John T. Bear. OF Balti-
more: DR.. II. w. DuBosr, Of panyiIlr
=. s. Mood' Of Of W T,nrhsI,sr ana IT.
The si.5oo,ooc viii he divided as
follows: Hampden- Sidney college
s$s$.$3s; Assembly Trainins scheol!
si66,667; Lynchburs OrphanaGe, *eo.oo''
Five Were Convicted.
p. DANS-ILIE Nov. 1S--Dcputy-Mar
morning from Charlottesville with
three negro prisoners and two s whi1e
Court there. Four were men arrested
10 this district and who asked 10 plead
guilty being removed TO that court for
!, !. Lacy Lee. whose horse and buggy
has been confiscated By the govern
ment, was given three months for re-
Jack Parish and sam Harris. ,neErocs,
inc: while W. G: ssssler: farmer farmer Of Of
That district, was given thirty days.
He had spent nearly two months In
the local Jail,
shall to be taken 10 Atlanta where he
must serve year for robbinE mail
'box-in Roanoke lie was convicted OF
a $40 check. which he took
from an envelope and then cashing il.
Tobacco Yield ReIow Average.
FREDERICKSBURG. Noy. lS.-ln
Caroline County this year the, crop or
tobacco was not as large AS usual but
it will bring more money than IN pre-.
vious years. The prices obtained by
the planters range from SEQ TO s4I per
hundred. and the best grades Will hiring
already marketed their whole crops and
have big bank accounts as result.
It is estimated that the Caroline crop
is said the planters OF Caroline own
more automobiles than any other
county In the State.
Mtns Audit Satisfactory.
LYNCIlBCRCi, Nov. l3.-Thc audit OF
the affairs Of the LynchburE Cotton
Mill Company made for the syn nSd ate
the stock of the company. was salts.
factory, according to advices received
here by the i.yachhurE Trust and saw,
iinGs Bank. Local holders have offered
$3.50 of tho 5000 shares and the offer
at $3.50 does not expire before next
Tia sa,e sn sns rn
here to local banks by early next week
as result OF the deal
AZ Expect nnny Pulpit Changes.
M DANyILLE. Nov. 13.-Ali OF the
Granville Methodist ministers arc ir
,Richmcnd attending the annual con-
those who left yesterday are nevs. G
II. Spooncr, who preached the opening
sermon; J. \. Latham, w. r. Lett G.
n. Thrift Ralph Vow. Coy. Newton
wall Jackson Brown. James T. Catlin
n tSprominent Methodist layman. is in
.Richmond. and Prank Talbot expects
TO leave tomorrow. There IS keen in
for this is known as general change
year, and four new assignments are
expected.
Rides From Seattle TO Washington.
:. BRISTOL. Nov. lS.-Miss TinEle Dale
OF. Seattle. Wash, riding her horse
dog. Tr.ae LEFT here edne ndG s'' on
The last lap of a trip from Sea ttle "a
,lSRashin Eton, d. c.. which has carried
her oyer distance OF 5000 miles Her
le,iined about four years, and she is
Scheduled TO reach ashington hy De-
Gember !. Miss Dale will leave Wash
inston early next spring on the re-
turn. trip across the country. she is
making the trip for the purpose OF
Improving her health.
". Wins in Design ComretitIon.
r. FREDERICKSBURG Nov 1.-THE
Harvard and Princeton football game
Harriet NJ. Moncure. of stony Hill. S;af-
fprd county near ths city. II was
eompetitive work, and her design was
tors. and highly praised by the Prince
ton committed The design. in color
represented the Harvard men at To.
With a red sheet inscribed with an II
and the Tiger coming I'd on the Other
side OF the picture fully alert for the
fray MISS Moncnrc is attending an
art school in New York City
- Elect Suffrage Delegation.
;;s.IYNCHBTEG. Nov. la.-The Lynch.
resented at the state convention in
BIEhmond next week by delegation
headed by Mrs. John II. Lewis, first
vice presiden, OF the state: Amone
G. r. Smith. Mrs. p. n. Woodson Mrs
FLOYD L. Knight. Hrs. Dexter Otcy. Mrs
w T. Peck and Mrs. A Z. Terrell.
81 NEWPORT NEWS. Nov. l3-Memb, r.
OF the Virginia Press Association il
imfdwinter session. held their FRS
which a tour OF the Newport New.
Shipbuflding and Dry Dock Company:
yard was made de-, 4 second busincs,
tontght an informal reception vas hci,
in honor OF the visitors
Has Hemento~n of 1865.
is FREDERICKSBURG Nov. ls.-E. u
Pitts, Of Caroline County, still has hi,
n6Kole taken at Appomattox when III,
rendered In 1865 to General Grant Il,