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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
REAL EsrATE-FoR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE 70 get that IDEAL
home aud pay like rent. J. q. Jus
/ tis Co.. Newport. Del Phone 2Sl-N.
J A REAL BARGArN-z rooms and hath.
large yard ii2s T.. 18th St, >-,9vv'
Six rooms. garage. chicken house, etc.
Two acres OF land on stone road. nesr
x r. station. $500. Phone 2St-N'
J. g JuSTlS CO.. Newport
A FINE RESIDENCE Eight rooms,
bath hot water heat, electric and
gas, adjoining residence, large store
room, l6xi6, two stories, hot water
%sh ss fA oS.ap 5?F s s9ss yms Gs down
/ W l. Hardness, 304 W. 3oth ST..
Phone 1852. novlo-eoa- OF.
J BU'NGALOw-Four rooms. nearly new
premises Address S-62, Evening Jour
nal Ofnce. noVs-3t
/ FOR sALE-Lot. y. W Corner 5oth
and Jefferson SITS, if.Nio0 1908 klng
St, 25xi25. Joint, i3is-20 King ST.
a3Xioi. Inquire J. Bail, isos West 81
nps-st
FINE river-front property. 10 acres;
di In garden and lawn. swimming
/ pool i0-room house with billiard table.
three-car garage. Call W. Y. Mont
/ gomery. si9. novl0-ll-lS.
FOR sALE-New house. bungalow
style. at Bellefonte Zone fare). Six
rooms, bath. electric Light. electric
pump, nipeless heater, TWO porcnea
Price $3.50 Phone 1883. novt-et
HoUsE-Good brick. six rooms. bath.
porch. heat, HIGHT, at 40 ". 18th St.
nuNlv-st
HoUsE-At Gordon Heights: enclosed
porch, hardwood floors, open fire.
Sacrifice. Phone Holly oak. 272-M.
-
HoUsE-squar. plan; rooms and
bath e5-foot front. s0-foot deep, good
condition; front and back porches.
electric and gas VIA rent 1871 W.
Second 80 oelsV- I'M
STORE AND DwELLING-N. W. Cor.
Fourth and Scott SITS, VIII rent al
reasonable price or sell az sacrifice In
Quire 81 Berman's. 1900 Walnut St.
novi0-5t
SAW MILL AND FLOUR MILL COM
bined, doing splendid business:
owner called west and we are going 10
sell we "a 50 nave two hundred farms
Tor sale Cushman Real Estate Co, 223
w. seventh ST.. Wilmington, Del
fhone $50. novt-et
WIDOW MUST sEL1.-Aiaryland farm.
49, 900 income it3 acres with IA
cows, horses. 10 hogs fuii Implements.
a home you would be proud TO own,
only mile 10 village. excellent markets;
100 acres uiable. stream watercd pas
tnre, about 1000 cords wood. 100000 n.
timber 10 fruit trees. 50. 900 income
last year from corn, pork. potatoes.
poultry, wheat, oats, hay; nne 2-story
s-room house valued $1,000 f0-ft.
piazza, SOFT. basement barn valued az
$1,000. etc Taken now, sf.700 gets all.
only 81, 700 needed Details and photo
page 81, big illustrated catalog. Bargain.
Copy free. Strout Farm Agency. if22CC.
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
novi0-1t.
so ACRES. NEAR VILLAGE-GOOD
BUILDINGS. EQUIPMENT.
Your wife should Ike Do here, mile
fine village with social nuWmWfnwae
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
NOTICES
EsE-AMBRICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY
NOTICE OF SPECIAI. MEETING OF

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the Board Of Directors OF
CHIMES E-AMERlCAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY. held October %, 1929. duly
calleh and held 10 consider proposal
for the dissolution OF the company, the
following resolution was adopted by a
majority OF the whole board OF direc-
tors:
Resolved. That Il Is advisable.
IN the judgment OF the Board 81
Directors OF Chinese-American In
vestment Company and is most for
the beneft OF Chlnese-American
Investment Company that eaid
company should be dissolved IN ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the
General Corporation Laws OF the
State OF Delaware"
and that pursuant 70 call Of said Board
OF Directors, special meeting OF the
stockholders OF Chinese American In
vestment Company, 10 take action
upon said resolution, will be held at the
principal office 81 Chinese American
Investment Company. No. Z West Tenth
street, Wilmington, Delaware. on FRI
day. November p, 1922. at 1880 o'clock
in the afternoon.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
HORACE G.. REED, Secretary.
Dated October 25. 1922
oct2I-nov3- l0-i1.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
USED CARS

Delaware Ave. & Tatnall st.
Wilmington. Delaware.
Telephone $780, open Evenings
novi02t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING-ssys the surface
1894 W. 18th ST. Phone 74sf-w. if'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
USED CARS

We offer the greatest assembiage Of
used cars ever gotten together IN the
state OF Delaware. and. remember we
take the risk out Of any car you buy
OF u.s. We guarantee little and The car
must he Just as represented. We as
tune all the risk and give you only the
best In cars.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
srIRITUALIsr MEETING.

THE FRATERNAL Spiritualist Church.
Eden Hall. Sunday. $50 Z NJ Me-
dIum, Mrs. Opensha- noY1Q-1L
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
HOUSEHOLD NOTES,

coiored candle-wax stains can be
removed from table linens. etc. with
a warm iron and blotting paper
when the wax Is absorbed use de-
natured alcohol to remove the color
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10

1918 T-passengsr Buick Touring. 1850
1921 Oldsmohue Coupe .........ss.st $50
1921 bort Roadster ................til 1915
1921 Cleveland Touring ............t $3.50
1918 Ford Roadster .......ss.......tln WOO
1921 Dodge Touring ................t9 9e
1918 Moon Touring ................tS $50
1920 Hupmoble Touring ..........f b
1921 Ford Coupe ...................S $3.50
1919 Hudson Coupe ...............S $50
1918 Buick Touring ............tf75
1920 Essex Touring .................So5 0
1920 Ford Sedan ..........-........As ia
1920 Ford Coupe ...........,.......sSo $500
1920 Douge Sedan ......s..........S blQ
1921 Studebaker Touring ..........S S3o
1921 Auburn Beauty Six ........... S5g9
1920 Dodge Touring ..............-t $3.50
1913 WHiys-Overland ..............Si00
Sudebaker 4-passenger ........... 1913
WE HAVE MANY MORE CARS NOT
LISTED
Every one Is mechanically perfect;
when we say that we can back & w.
Time payments II you want H.. We
finance our own cars. Guaranteed title
with every car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
CHRISTIANS DUTY TOWARD
ERRING BROTHER is THEME
Reproof, Kindly Given, Like Healing Oil. SAYS Rev.
o. A. Saucr in Sermon Bro,hcrIy Admonon,
Like Mild Breeze, Rcfrcslcs

dh'hE i"r his tcAt brethren. II
man %" "F"rtaken In fauit. y"
""''h ar" spiritual restore such an
~ an Ihe Sririt pi me" KINGS Ga
KY. y. Hhu"r hh"k"
rn, :, IS',"hs bu'E
~, i"t i'"'"e'' '"h'
i, ,,, "'h'r"h 'hnf'h
ln ''''""N
g., ,.,',, -, man ne "F"r'hh"h
Ct,rts,. noes ho' mean thh'
,,.s ma NJ II ~" h"si
era for ,,,,,, 49,, ON
ipr NV" ana insignificant faults.
."N'. ne """IH soon he re-
,,,n az ."ul '''nn"r ara wonId no
mon,,i", n,i,, hto'h"rIE al
,hpni'"h sh"n.n b." applied IN such
+, 100, n,',,, -, "",.n IN" brother soul
W. ''i' !" x" on 'h"r"'n.
""n "N'f''h"n III huch a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
WORSH|P|NG OF IDOLS
SUBJECT OF DR.. BOWIE
Doe Not Indiscriminatclv
Condemn Process Which
Led to Such Worship.

Tho idols from which tho Thossa.
lon.aus wore urged 10 turn away
We're no, at all the Idols from which
Nc need 20 turn todav hut ,ho spi-i,
II idolatry in all times is as We have
traced B; today. essentially tn. same.
and tn" matter 81 dcilycrancc from
II is tn" same. Rcy. W RusselI
Howi". i. n, rector ~ s. paurs
Er;Sropa Church. stated in his scr
mon last ulght.
W" do mo-, iudiscrImiua'olv con
denim tn" process which led 10 idol
worship" Dr Bowie said 1T nav
have r"pr"scut"d. A. FIRST. an uplif,-
ING ~ TIA" human spirit ont OF moro
dnil conton'm"rt and inertia. to rally
its energies around something ,hs,
seemed a high"- and moro stImulat.
lnE mastery That was true. some
times. az TN" idols Of long ago.
II - certainly truc OF tho NOR,
refined and subtle ldcla,rics cf TO-DAY
To SOCK for possessions ju dcsir
/ rr"-emiucrc". 10 striv" for powcr=
all th"s" things are Tho .Nurcssious
"f Instincts. wholesome IN them.
selves and fun ~ INA, rhruhhing az
pansivonoss OF spin, which is the
mark 81 humanity a. DISTINGUISHED
from the brute Hut the taiur.
''i''N NN'N men. WhNS" powers
have been called into EXPRESSION Inv
an Idol. remain content with tina,
IDOL whom TN" vision OF mighticr
loyalty has nasscd before their eyes
To striv" FOR possessions with an
Imagination wholly rat"rialistic to
SOCK pr"-"inincuco in fails" compari.
sons "f our triNiHi rivalri"s. and not
in The terms 81 IN" great truths Of
God. To ,uv"' power which shall be
held and used solnshly for itself.
rather than :" - forward using
power "a an instrument Of service
for tn" Most IiiEh--'his - the mod
cry TRAGEDY Of idolat-y. This is, tho
supcrstitiiion Of our world which
Keeps men hack from the religion
of IN" abundant life.
Tho living cod To you. . men
and women of this twentieth cen.
tury. He comes with that immeas-
urahl. ( 'guifCanc" Of what life can
r" In those spacious days when I, II
divin"iy conceived. flo comes 10
call Us !" tn" fuilu"ss OF tho stature
of our destined manhood as il Wa
revealed in Jesus christ. Hc comes
80 lift our ov"s above tho little IDOL
a'ries "f mems aCGuisitivcncss ri pot
:" rivalri"s, nf selfish and CorruptinC
power. ~" comes To hid us rise with
all our utmost gifts and energies and
follow on spacious roads where His
high flags OF service GO Ito comes
To lead Us out of tho superstitions of
our world. whore We fnuttcr inCanta-
tons before unworthy idols. to hid
us find tho glory OF our living as we
seek the living Cod"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
SAYS CHURCH FEDERATION
IS SIMILAR TO CHAMBER
Rev. Henry Pcarcc Atkins
Speaks in Seventh Street
Christian Church.

R"v Henry rcarcc ATKINS. y. D..
secretary ~ the Cincinnati Fedora.
ton % Churches. and FOR many
y'ars pasror OF Hanover Avenue
t7r's'lan Church here SPOKE in
seventh street christian Church YES
'crd"y morning. In part, ss follows:
Tn" relation ~ Federation to
inc churches 90 amy city may be
compared TO the relation Of your
Chamber Of Commorc" 10 Tho hu,I-
ness houses 81 Richmond. That in
s''futi'n Is tin" clearing house for
common business interests II dorg
u1t undertake 20 dir.r, tho ,,,n-
'rn"nt ~ any local concern I,
docs not d"t"rmin" M poles ~ any
'"c" "n'"rpriS" II docs. however.
s"rN" both merchants aud manufac-
'ur"rs iu tire matters which are,
common I" 'hcm Al! Il SEEKS pub
liri'y for Richmond as market. +,
socks tn" beat facilities by ran ana
water for IN" Transportation OF
commodities Il seeks 10 furnish
carttal and labor wi,h The hos, on
r"T'nn''i"S 'or Investment and com
r'HSa'l"n Us service is a general
N"rvio"-a service rendered IN he
''S ''''''''' 81 KS con-
I'm the sam" fashion. the Fcd-
"ralion serves tho churches of he
community hy acting as tho central
clearing house for all their COM
mon. social and religious activities
II writes no creed II Determines
no church policy. II in;crf.rcs with
~" missionary or CvaugclistIc pro.
rram II simply calls for oo-onoro-
ton in tn" tasks which are common
7" them all. II Tho service ~ tho
churches IS 20 No effective. tina. scr
wee mus, b" conceived as a com,
mon enterprise. II Richmond is 70
70" evangelical. IN" churches 81
Richmond must fac" IN. tas,, co
op"ratiNclv. II the Youth OF Rfrb
mon4 ar" 70 he trained for tho ,i.i
zcnship Of which tho CITY shall n.
Justly proud, that training must be
seen as too great an undertaking
for ans sinci" denomination. If,
is To he enforced ard it's enforce
mont respected. III" churches Of
Richmond must speak with single
voice"
Or. Atkins is IN tho city. along
with pr. Roy II. Guild OF the Fnd-
oral Council Of Churches Of America
VIII" preached yesterday morning al
Holy Trinity Church. in the interest
OF organizing a council OF churches
IN Richmond. The preliminary work
has been done 10y committee OF
which Rev. w Russell Rowic, r.. u.
is chairman. and DR. Guild will de-
vote the rest OF this week TO def
mite organization work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

hitting This is giant. prevalent evil.
also among som" Christians ANY
thing that would remedy this evil
ought 10 hc hailed with Eladncss God
has brought His authority TO hear I'm
IN" direct command: Thou shall, no,
Z" ur and down in the land as a tale
bearer. thou shalt not boar false wi,-
n'cs against thy. ncichbor Tho
Lord JcsuE Himself laws down tn"
law that Christians arc not permitted
- talk about the faul,r ~ other.
until ,h"y hav" gone 10 them and
told them of their faults alon. If
this w"r" done talsb"aring ana back
hitting would cease. For. as you go
I" the "rring brother or sister in the
"ririt In which Christian reproof
ought To bo administered. YOU Will
Ind I'm not It few instances. .ithnr
thht YOU wcr" mistaken. that tn"
person Is not guilty IN the matter.
aud then. OF course. YOU Cannnt "a
ABOUT speaking OF his faults. or II
you find that ne is actually guilty to
IA" extent that YOU thought ne MAS
b" VIII no doubt. on faithful rcl.ruor
max" an apology. and then could any
ON" "h" is "' faithful spirit 80
about taking I" others of his fault
II ,h"r" Is anything distressing. caus-
Int permanent "strauEcmcu,. il lis To
t"h" up evil reports against others
'ir"Hiht" them without ever going to
IN" person accused and inuuirtrg
into tn" truth or f@la"huud 81 yybai
lis epr"ad Aud TINS doyilish work
VIII c"as" at become rare. ana tho
sihnd"r"r VIII he regarded as doirE
inc work ~ hi~ father. tho dovil. IL
Christians viii 2crfurm faithfully tho
GUY II r"pr""i In tho right spirit.
II "" have anything. TO ray OF a
brother, lot rs SITS u frs, to him. l.o,
ns say nothing IA h.G absence that
-" should b" afraid u sag in hls
ri's"nr' Ana II auy one o"in"s to
as "Ith AN eyi! report agains, an
",h'r. lot Us r"fus" 20 listen 20 hin,
unless he can arsur" us ina, he has
S"ld all that n" is gong to say 10 :he
person whom u most concerns Tina,
VII check, prevent the evil Of tale
bearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
VIRGINIA LUMBER
INDUSTRY GROWING

NORFOLK. Nov. 19.--Lumber bust
ness I'm this territory Is growing
more and moro active. reports of the
3North Carolina Pine Association
|snow.
Production figures show that tho
mills are operating more actively and
Che record of shipments show that
lumber is being moved much more
RAPIDLY than earlior in the season.
Shipments for tho week OF Novem-
her were tho highest In yoar.
amounting for fortr-thrcc mills, TO
feet. while shipments for
the week of November II were H.
l3OS, oS4 feet. In Itself n large figure.
Production is about 81 per cent of
nor NAL. but has been above ii.0oo.-
loco feet for the past two weeks. rro-
Iduc,ion. however. while more uni
|forrnly large In recent weeks is not
|u-l 10 isolated records earlier In the
season.
orders for tho week OF November
In display quite a Jump over the
|0gurcs from tho previous week, and
Indeed as higher than they have been
m tho past three months. amounting
to 12,6e5,o32 feet or within per
cent Of normal production
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

the chief part OF his philosophy as
hc waited at the door OF the sick 10
minister 1" them az physician. While
Henry Van Dyke WAS waiting one
nay for his hostess TO come h. began
To read som" of LnnGfrllow's poems
and suddenly there was awakened
Ia him desire 10 write poetry him
self Elihu Burt, cleaned while
b" heat on his anvil in the black
smith sh"r aud became a great mas
ter of languages. William Cary
cleaned whil" he cohblcd shoes. and
thus got his missionary Information
and vision. We must all he CLEAN
crs. W. must VS." our moments and
our opportunities in the great har-
vest fields "t tho world. The chal-
long" that comes 10 us today is TO
Iift NJ our eyes unto III" fields FOR
they are already ripe unto the hnr-
vest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
NEW SYSTEM PLANNED
FOR HANDLEY SCHOOLS
LSpeclal to The TImcs.DIsnntch l


WINCHESTER, VA. Nov "a
iIhn" for Introducing system of
character education into the Uandlev
schools here. similar to the Iowa
project, which won 100000 prizn
a year or two ago. were considered
FRIDAY by cmmittee repesentinr
INC city Council. the school board
INC homes and teaching staff. Or.
Milton Fairchild. director OF the Ma
uonal institute of Character F.du-
cation, and Or. Raymond Dodge. di-
rector OF the National Research
'ohncii. ar" to meet with tho local
committee AT an early date. DR.
Fhirchild already has made four
visits here in the interest OF the
project. the iiandley Schools having
been selected by the institute as
the Eastern school in which to base
its studies and observations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
800 WORKERS ATTEND
SUNDAY-SCHOOL MEET
Methodist. Presbyterian md Disciple
Denominations Represented mt
Trimming SrhnoI

Sunday school workers Of the
Methodist. Presbyterian and Dis
Ciple churches opened a training
school at Rinford Junior High school
yesterday afternoon. approximately
500 workers attended. about 500
Methodist. 100 PRESBYTERIAN and 100
Disciple workers enrolling
The faculty OF the school has heen
increased to nineteen members
Courses are 10 he given for work
crs in every department Of the
school and the church. This school
viii he in session every night from
i to 2 O'Clock from Monday through
Friday. at Binford Junior High
School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
He breaches SERMON
ON "CIV|NC ONES SELF"
Subject of Rev. W. Il. Walters
in First Christian Church
yesterday.

i''''ihdN.
Rev. W. =. Walters ID ID. pastor
Of Fire, cb-i.,t rh,, ,,L,,.
- ms ''''''""N MI l. "h'ch r'"os
Il bes"ech you. therefore. brethren.
by III" mercics ~ God. 10 present
ynu- hndi.s :, ryt,r .,,.,,u,. b,r
''"' ""''' '''''
spiritual service preached yester-
dag on Giving Dnr's SELF" lie
s,,Le IN 49,, m ,,t,
'"'' s'"""' "'r'E ny III" sac
fihce OF animals the blood "f beasts.
We are no, tr win Gods favor in
,ba, u, .r..,cs, ,,,. .,,o ,,, co.
~ ''' '"N"'9 re ~
COWS upon uS aud then. as an cN-
preston Of our gratitude. W. ar"
.,
''N'"H N"'' '"'' presents 'h'tc
aspects ~ this sacrifice. viz: living.
holy. ,,c.ni.ll.
living So, IN. ,.r,,ss az :. slain
beast. no, Ia. binod -, aesl,uuht.r
ed animal. ma, sou.,htur wi,b,u,
ourselves. hm, our own b"ii.s No,
= a.athncI rcrcrt,r.. no, ,p 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. l9-Wil-
liam Ncwlin. 20. convicted early last
spring of attacking a white woman
west OF hero and given four years in
state prison. has escaped from con-
Wet road camp No. s, according to
word received by Sheriff Pannett.
from the State Prison superintendent
at Richmond. Oficers here arc keep
Ing lookout for tho man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Dnn,ilrc Tobacco snl-. c,od.

DANNllLE. VA. Nov. I9.-Dan-
Vile has sold more than $4,000. 600
pounds az leaf tobacco at auction
sine" The season began in October.
according TO figures published by
tn" panVi!Ic Tobacco Association
The sales Ior this week totalcd
l.''6.6Sa pounds, which brought
s5S9,S19.lS. the average price being
t32oS. The seasons sales are a.
396.55s pounds. which sold for So
il2,6eS.+4. the seasons average bo-
Ing $32.73.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Scrinus HINDER TroubIe

could not stand nor sit and was
forced 10 cry ont from intense pain"
writes H"nry williams, Tarkio. Mon
ian', The doctors said had in
Examination 81 IN" bladder and an
operation was necessary. Tried Foley
~ snu"N riNs and improved NJ once
Bladder and kidney trouble dema nd
prompt treatment Foley Kidney
pillS give quick r"iiat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

FKEpEIiIIkS EIkG, VA. Nov. ~.
ALL standing pin" timber on the
lands of tn" late Judge Robert H.
Waller. in Sp"tSylvania County. with
few exceptions was sold at pub
lie auction here saturday Ia x. T.
billiard, OF this city, ut II price OF
aAnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
Granted nm Absolute Divorce

FREDERlckSi;t VA, Nov. H..
Harvey l.. AcOrs. of GOodlocs was
on Saturday granted an absolute di-
N"rcc from MS wife. Mrs Annie
Ac"rs. in tho Circuit Court of spot
sylvania county, by Judge H. H. l..
Chichester. The divnrc" was granted
on the grounds az wiIful dcsrrtiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
TELLS HOW TO Be HAPPY;
THE SECRET FOUND OUT"
hcmc of Sermon Of Rev. T..
l.. Coplcy in Decatur Street
Methodist Church.
'ASEs TEXT FROM MATTHEW v. X.
'S"pic Want Ia posScsS Happiness.
says Frchrhc Look for II
ia 1hrntcrS. Others mt Dance
iiallh aud tnrd Tables

&"plc Want Ia posS.ss Happiness.
Says rrcnrhcr-Somc Look for I,
Ia ThrntrrS. Other. MT Dnncc
Halls aud tnrd 'rub,rs.
Taking as his subject, "lioy to BE
.agpy-thc Secret Found ONT" Rev.
! l.. Coplny. tho pas,or. preached
Decatur street Mrthodis, Church
asst might. In Part. az follows;
How 10 re nappv, Y,'s wha, nil
no worlds a-sooLInr pcopIc wan,
possess happircys They wan, 20
SNOW happirr.r They van, to feel
, Watch tho crowd from som. van
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
DnnyiiIc Hrip> Rcd Cross.

I~N"'ItT ~ mo Tlm"s- TIlsNalC
pANNll.lE, VA, N"r. i?--The an.
uua! roll call Of the DanViile chap
ter Red Cross. which was observed
last Monday when memberships in
N" local organization were solicited.
resulted In LOO members being
signed and Sil5o being collected.
10 an announcement p,adc
today hY Mrs. Ras"nm Jordan. who
headed tho movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Circles I and OF Oyerhrook Pres
hNi"rian Church will conduct r.
christmas sale on the evening %.
Friday. December /, in the church
hnScmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

The Woman's Auxiliary Of Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold its in-
spirationAi meeting on TUESDAY
night. November p. at s o'clock. Miss
\lnS"n. editor OF tn. survey" Will
I've the speaker Of the evening After
inc meeting box viii he packed for
INC orphanaG" at Lynchhurr Every
member is cordially invited to at
t"hd ana urged TO bring donation
for the box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Tn" inspirational meeting OF the
Nonlans Auxiliary Of oVerhrnnk
Presbyterian church has been post
n"ned from the third To tho fourth
iuesday evening Of this month. At
winch time donations 10 the church
home will he received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

"Jiml"ss Phizz," tho manicss min
s'r"is. Will be given at the old Barton
Heights school on November %, a.
SIS =. NJ, FOR tho benefit OF Epiphany
Guild.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Tn" regular monthly meeting Of
the American Legion Auxiliary viii
b" hsld Friday morning a, II o'clock
ia the BlueS' Armory. THIS meeting
Is h"ing called a week ahead OK tho
regular time on account OF Thanks
giving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20

Rev. j. NJ. Rowland. editor OF tho
Richmond Christian Advocate, will
discuss the social service tonic as
signed by the missionary council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-20
" WITH THE MINISTER'S IN THE PULPI7S OF RICHMOND

Tables may be reserved by calling
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. Madison ..