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New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

he lourth afternoon mus icae of
the Rubinstcin Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president, was given
yesterday in the ballroom OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Nine. Emma Calve gave
a song recital singing four aras and
four groups OF songs. including also
evening. lie viii speak on "Twenty-
five Years in the United States Secret
Servicc.'
There VIII be a reception, followed
by dancing
DR.. Alexander Cumming. The prcsi
dent Of the forum. will be the chair
man Of the evening and Miss Consuolo
II. Hansen the hostess
he annual st. Valentines festival
and dance Of the University Forum Of
evening. with very large attendance
present
Phalo. Mrs. Nugcna NJ. Chapman,
president. vas entertained at tea Al the
home Of Mr.. Francis ". Breed, at 100
Northern Avenue. last Monday. Edit
cation in NeNico' was tbs subjcc OF
talk hy Charles Hale Benitcz. Of Co
lumbia University. Angelo Boschetti
tenor, accomoanied at the piano by
Miss Alice l.. Philbrook. sang several
Soulc Campbell portrait painter and
winner of the Wilson Foundatioe prize
for the best portrait of former Presi-
dent Wilson; Mrs. Jerome pcasc, for
twelve years IN the English depart
mcnt Of Northwestern University. and
Miss Florence Grswold writer and
lecturer for the New York City Board
Of Education
The Daughters Of Pennsylvania in
New ! Iork. Mrs. Waiter Seaman Comfy.
last Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs. Homer Lee was chairman. Miss
Hart read a paper on current events,
followed by recitations and dance by
Miss Lillian Willing. Talk on "Crca-
tive Psychology was given by Miss
Mary Allen.
Chairman Of program, Mrs. llenH
Philip Kirby.
The New York Wellesley Club met
yesterday afternoon in the ballroom of
the tcwn house OF Adolph Lcwisohn.
S8l Fifth Avenue The clubs outside
Interests we're presented in five minute
talks on the International Institute for
Girls in Spain, the College Settlements
The Students Aid Society and Welcs-
ley work in pcking. The successful
work of the book and gift shop con
Quoted during the holidays was rc-
ported and the progress of the commit
tee Of the Wellesley clubhouse
At the operate concert given by the
National Opera Club Choral at the
Waldorf Astoria o. Friday evening The
composers from whose works excerpts
were given were Wagner. Grieg. Weber,
Oh'enbach. Masyenct. Leoncavallo. De
koven, Saint-Saens, Verdi and Gounod.
The cnora! was conducted by Romualdo
Sapio. Ferdinand Greenwald was ac-
companist The soloists were Ger
trude Lang, ELSA Peck Snda Ascher.
Carl Richards and Ethel Meyers. Nine.
katharine Won klenncr, president. gave
an address outlining the aims OF thc
organization. On Thursday afternoon,
the monthly study day, the operaloguc
given by ". L. Hubbard will be the
next event Of the National Opera Club.
Al these afternoon affairs artists from
the Metropolitan and foreign artists
arr present, and frequently impromptu
talks are given by them, which add to
the pleasure OF the members and guests.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Americani>ation Eouefi
II Town Hall, Nsreb

~ Sinc'ic iIa' III cr-sn,;4...
1enefif oerformance lo BIZ
Town Han on t6e ere1.-~ @,ea a-
undor> tbc a3sDlces ~ ,ss '.alss
fity Fedoration ~ WON 81. c,se ~ fors
Gga..st Cs..s 81 d.n 12ea' n.aoer BY '''' .. c. ~
the Nefropo tan Opera tso e'09o o.
Li'''an and Doro'h1 G'sa n r.. .,'s'4'
seene n trfY Ns, 'o n
indian daucsri Hr e,l.. l...oao',
'--'si.. a.
nett"s, an ope0a tro aC. 'sf.-
RAst'caoa.' - Russian 4.rce- o.,,, "a
''o.o IT, SOL. ..rlaeoa a7., ..'''''
W. Ed~ard " es-s.es /. e,,.' ','''.'1''
% the en'eits n1ert eaa-ro., i. S"ilAr
a. oelates are N.s 1iar, Tier
Smith ~. Er- g. Saa'-,'.i' DS'aFa
Dor Nean f.r- rrs1.cs w. -. '.5s
M Mrs. l.eoet'Hc a4rser Ars. J. ~. J w..
Donald. Mr.. Wright Johnson .1sc-
+. NcDospa.. t+ & lie pywe rs =.
II higcf VIZ Natas Fl 05ersse...@.. r"'s. y.
Mrs. &. H. henderson ''''O''sf,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Governor Edwards
Is the Honor Guest
AT N~,zarg Concert
Mrs. Edwards Accompanies
Jersey Official at The Bail
and Supper Civcn at the
Astor or Thursday Night

Governor Edwards of Ncv, Ter~ov and
Mr. Edwards wore the quests &c honor
at Il concert ball md supp"r @iven ~
the Elotci A'tor Thursday evening bv
the ,cw York Mozart Society. n wo.:n
Mrs. Noble McConncll is fouader and
president.
After the concert. at VII Tifta
Rnffo, of thc Motropo'ltan Opera and
Estollc Leibling we're me sololsts. nero
wore speeches by Dr Roya S. Copeland.
william H. Spesr. A Harry Moor
John Milton and Maurice Deiches.
Inc Orangerie was taken over tor
the guests Of 'hc President, numbering
more than -four hundred. Under the
supervision Of Mrs. samuel Gardner
T.. t1broOk, master of ceremonies. i
was festoorc1 with Valentine decora
tons and coiored lights Both the
Orangcrie and the grand ballroom we're
psed for dancing. which lasted Until
The early hours Of the morning.
a picturesque note WIS added by the
presonce Of the Governors Guard In
military uniform. toat contrayted with
the blhaut evening dresses Of the
women Mrs. Mcconnell wore gold and
blre brocadc and Mrs Edwards So
a. -cmbrojdercd gown. The Cover
NJ y escort included prominent New
! orh and New jersey officials and men
Of affairs
Among tho gucsts Of nonor. in au-
dition to the speakers and their viz
were Colonel ard Mr. t. Irving Ed
wards, Major and Mrs. Arthur r
Fofan, Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Harry B. SaItor, Captain aud Mr..
Stephcn Barlow. Captain and Mrs. 3.
Harrison Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. j. Harg.-
Foley Mayor aud Mrs Frank b. Hague.
NJ. william +. Tututle, Mr. and Nv
William H. Price. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
l.. Browne. Mr.. and Mrs. George nov
ard Roc. .fr. and Mr. J L, Muller.
Dir. and Ms. Pctor Nckim Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. aNrshal Van Ninklo.
Mir. and Ms. David f. Edwards. NJ.
and Mrs. CHARLES Blaca. Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Queene. Mr. and Irs. Fran
Hurley. Mir. and Mrs Charles McWil-
liams, Mr. and Mrs L. Nixcn, DR.. and
Mrs. John =. Reilley. Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Cussack. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Glasson, Mr.. and Mr. William Card
we'll. NJ. and Mrs. Leon J. Barl;horr
Miss Margaret !. Klein. Mir Edward
Barkhorn. Mr.. Edward C.. klain jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Ral6holu. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rowland. Mr.. ard NJ
Carl Merz, Mr ard Mrs Theodore C.
NeyiMs, Nh. and Mrs. Howard Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wu.agdin.. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Caldwell. Mis- Marjorie
Cusack, Miss Edith CusacA Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kavanaugh
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

:, INC Government Club, Mrs. George
L. owens president, gave a card party
on uesuay at the Hotci Pennsylvania.
Mrs. j. +. McDougall We. chairman
On March 20 at the Hotel Astor ~
club Will have an innovation. mon,.
ber's day. A splendid musical nrn.
gram has been ARRANGED Nv tbo cba;,.
man, Mrs. ". F. Hesscl. "
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

- Inc annual February ball Of the
tennessee Society in New York viii
S eahe Place tomorrow night in the
11l y lana ha room OF the Hotel Plaza
Dancing VIII begin at $ o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Inc Marquette Club win have as it,
guest of honor tomorrow evening th.
kcN. Joseph Fort Newton. minister of
'nc Church Of thc Divine Paternity
who will deliver lecture on "Marl
lWa'n,' with whom he was closely &C.
qualntod. Miss Katherine Adeline Sic
T1ers' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
II. SIcmers, will add note Of music to
tho hour by tho rendition of rroun
OF songs, accompanied by Miss Glare
Conway on the piano.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

A talk on "Patriotism was given
Al the meeting of the Society of New
} ork State Women on Lncoln's Birth
day, at Eotcl Astor, by Mrs. Regina
Demarest. The work of the Americana
"a - ION com hittee of the New York City
Fedora tion WAS described by Mrs WI,
liam Baldwin Smith I'd. br. Frances
W. Mcneil. the president, presided.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

The fourth afternoon musicale of
the Rubinstcin Club. Mrs William
Rogers Chapman president, was given
yesterday in tho ballroom OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria Nine Emma Calvc gave
song recital. singing four arias and
four groups OF songs. including also
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

The neAt regular meeting of the
Post Parliament viii be held Friday
At Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Cora Wells
1row is the president. After the busi-
ness meeting Mrs. Nottie Hopper
chairman of the current events com
n1ittee, Will present the subject for
q discussion, THE Relation of the United
States to European Politics.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

The Congress Of State Societies VIII
give card party at the Waldorf As
toria Monday March 6, for the benefit
Of its headquarters fund. Mrs. John B.
Sheppard viii be chairman, assisted by
large committee made up of a repre-
sentative from each state club
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baptist.

At Rroadus Mcmorial-Thc pastor.
Rev, w. r. Gibson. WILL preach st II
\: An. on "Chris;'s Challenge to the
rade ' whit. = Nsy G~ rs sSr TEm
each night ncNt week, conducted by
Rev. J. r. Riddick
At First---Thc pastor Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel. will preach at IL \. NJ
y. n, and Il. Y. !. I. q; I; NJ.
Rev. George 7. Waite. VIII preach at
u a. NJ. and + NJ; in ,nE church.
schonlhousc hud Il, \. /. L. ~ l.. NJ &.
in the church.
Will preach At II y VI, on THE Mis-.
sion ~ tn" Christian and at might
on The Journey sunday school a,
\, Leigh street -Tw.nty-tit,h and
Leigh Streets The pastor, Key. How
ard !. Stewart. viii preach at both
services. subject II y. NJ. lis
I'M, ,o1ns, Es''Gr n'y '"Sr ,. ArGn ;ns
Eight Minutes After Death SUNDAY
school at ":3o y. NJ. Il. Y. L. L. at
Randolph s,rcc,-Rev. w. Y. Rob
Modes Of Confession" I. NJ. "jo-
seph as Type % christ sunday
Fine Street-Serviccs by the pastor.
Rev. Leland Jerome Powell. at ii
~ NJ. and /, NJ. SUNjcCts--nrorn-
Ink Tn" Love az the World" Eve
ming Crime WRVe-thc causes"
Grove AVcule-pr. len. e. trough
ton. pastor. Morning services IL ~
NJ subject: Jesus Prayer AT the
Resurrection OF Lazarus Evening
services \ l. Nj subject. The Wall
OF Lost Souls u Conscious or
Etcrnal"'
Ginter Park-Rev. William Hedley.
pastor. Services at II y. NJ. Con
CernlnS Beading Services at ) l.
". Man in the Heart q: God
lmmanuci-Ecv. Henry A. Gricsc-
mcr. y -. pastor. II y. NJ. Church
Nusi mess Meeting. =. NJ, The
,\ind OF christianity the World
Needs"
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to Insure themselves and name frat-
ernal organizations as benenclaries
was passed; vote 40 to 81.
Enforccs RuIcS of House.
AT this tuncturc Delegate w. C.
Hall moved that tho rule. OF the
House be observed. and Speaker
frewer ordered the sergcant-at.
arms to enforce the rules
Senate tnl No ISIS. To au,horizc
ana validate the payment Of small
Iahk balances to the next OF Kin. was
passed: vote. ,? TO q.
The House refused to concur i'm
Scnat" amendments To House bills
Nos. S9,. 10 and s2S; tho senate 70
fused 10 rcccde and conferences wer.
arranged
IN" special order, Senate bill No.
'e'. providing 4 si2.ooo. 600 bond is
sue Tor highways. was called at 10
cock Fy agreement proponents
NHd opponents were given one and
"ne-haIi hours sach to present their
views DELEGATE Wilbur G, Hall. OF
h"uhouh county. was recognized and
offered an amendment providing for
vote upon the question OF issuanc.
OF bonds at the general election to
tie held on November :. 1872 He
SPOKE 10 the amendment. and Dele
gate y. l.. Henley opened for III.
proponents. When nc conS,udrs
l'e:"Gate George II. Keezeil OF Rock
.nshanl. was recognized by pelega,c
r. Il Fuller. who was In the chat,
temporarily. and after explaining
mat the Hail amendment WAS not
IN the previous agreement as TO the
arrangement FOR debate. he moved
the pending question Delera,.
Thomas Fletcher. OF ii.nrico. cited
the rule that the pending question
cannot I've called for by member
who rretaced the motion with re-
MARKS Acting Speaker Fuller ruled
IN" s"ntleman from Rockingham in
order. and the vote WAS called for
he T"I! call was ~ TO ~ for the
putting az tn. question.
MT In \mrndnbi~ Stng-.
speaker Brewer resumed the chair
az this tUnCture and ruled that the
nj! was on its second reading and
not tn the amemdah!e stage. Dele
gate J II. Price. OF Richmond. moved
10 dispense with the cons,i,n;tonai
reading ~ thu hill. which carried 81
TO =. The vending question on the
hali amendment was then put. and
delegate X. II Willis. OF Roanoke.
said The amendment was agreeable
:" the patrons 81 the hill. and ;ha
ioI' call developed - votes for the
amendment and - asainsi
Delegate Il. .. Norris Jr.. ~ Lam
caster. moved The previous question.
and the biN with the Hall amend
ment vas pu; upon It's passage. tho
tol. call resulting in - ayes 10 -
ro.s
senate bill No. SD. levying q
i-cent tax Unon esch gallon ot Easo-
''ne for road purposes. was then
- sen up. and The debate over sub
S'tiu,inE House hill No - for the
tih was Under discussion when re-
cess was taken ~ = o'clock until /
/. NJ The substitute Was offered by
Delegate j w. Ramey, II Henry
County, and i; provides FOR Sc per
cen, IL the fund derived from the tax
- 80 - each county according TO IN,
assessed value. and the other 50 per
G. III % . 20 TIE s,ai.
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JULIAN Nj. HORD HEADS
PARAMOUNT CITIZENS

Julian NJ. Iford was elected presi-
dent Of the Fairmount Citizens As
ISOLATION at the organization meeting
last night. Charles Gentry was
chosen vice president. G.. T.. Tucker,
secretary. and James Fox treasurer
More than $50 attended the first
meeting aud enthusiasm was high
Tho association will work for the
bcttcrmcni OF the community.
President liord was authorized by
vote of the association to appoint
special committee Of three on
streets. This committee will confer
with Director OF Public Works Allan
savillc about the prospect OF scrcct
Improvement in the Paramount sec
ton Other special committees on
activities of the organization will be
constituted rom time To time
w. i. Dabncy Of the Chamber OF
commerce. was one OF the speakers
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'METHOIDIST,

A, Gnter rark-Special opening
services Viii he conducted at various
hours during The day. sunday school
$, F!ournoy. Will speak at ii 4. NJ.
Rev. George =. Booker. H. j.. will
srsak at $40 r NJ Senior League
~ Pace Memorial-Rev. !. NJ. Row
land VIII preach at II y. NJ. and the
pastor, Rsey. r. n. White, will preach
SUNDAY school and Mems Bible class
:, $50 4. NJ. Epwor,h League at
=! cen,ena!y-The pastor. Rev. 7.
" on The Baptism OF Fire and a,
i. NJ Rev. Il. 7. Waterneld. pastor
- Union station Church. Will preach
and Epworth LeaEu. at +. Nj
~ Barton HciGhts-The pastor
HeT- y; $ naayerIe,, Will preach at
and Rev. J. Arthur VIM. a former
paS,"r, VIII occupy the pulpit in the
n,oFn.nE. sunday school At $3.50 \.
" :ha ~" otth Leagues At =. NJ.
X I. Naterh-ld, Will preach in the
morning a u y. ". and Rev. George
Mes>@y Jones; presiding elder, VIII
a, y u On Gifts and Works" and
a. !. ~. on Drawing Nigh to God"
-Lnda " school al $3.50 s. NJ
A. -. m"S-Rev. Henry G. Greg
gTy, pastor sunday morning. Put
ting ,he Heart 10 School" Evening.
Is This ielp.ng WOrld?" sunday
schoC! a. $50 !. ". Epw orth Lea L uc
at +. ".
\, Corin,h-ll y. ". preaching by
Rev. }. ; Hunter. +. VI. the pastor.
Hsy. j. ii. Mooney. on Self Examina-
4; Denny Street-Rcv. +. V. Carson.
pastor subject il y. NJ The
church. Its Mission and Program. :
w ching subject. ~ MANLY Christian"
~ Zig Inland paTk--Rcv. J.. T. wa
Hams. pastor. At tn. morning ser
vice Rev. } T. Mastin wiI! preach.
At J.. W tn" pastor Will preach. his
subject VIII be The value OF :, Good
"1sn SUNDAY school meets AT $3.50
= y. EpWc!th League at +. VI.
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EpISCOrtf.,

:. AZ ~! Saints-The pastor. Rev. ].
\. VI. and /. NJ organ recital By
Ernest Ii. Cosby a. $50 l.. NJ.
Al the Church OF the Epiphany--
The rector. Rev. J. II. ,iihboncy. will
preach at II y NJ on Tre silence
OF chrisi-BHiore CaisphaS." and a,
NJ. on "Fahl. or Fac:-Man or
Sod Holy Communion at 7:3O 4.
NJ and sunday school At $50 a. NJ
~ Holy Trini,y-The rector. Rev.
!; J. Eravatt u -. Will preach at
snd Young Womcns Rible class a,
-. y, NJ. and Mems Biblc class at
AZ Grace-The rector. Rev. w. IL
Rurkhsrht. II. D.. Will conduct Holy
Conmuricn At y. NJ aud preach at
\. VI and : L. ". sunday school at
9:i5 y VI.
Al st: Thomas rector, Rev.
ElmSr c; Psdrick, viii rreach al II
ihe VIII" and at =. NJ. on He'll
sunday school at $50 a NJ
At the Church al til" Holy Comfort
er-The rector Rev. W. +. Cox. will
preach At II y. VI and l. NJ Holy.
Communion a. $50 A. ~
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PREMIER PLACE
IN PUBLIC'S INTEREST
LAST DAY OF SESSION
NCOntinued Erom Eirst pnynN


privilege. took thirty minutes to AK
press his resentment at the "impli-
cation" that he had engaged I'm such
tactics. lie again notified the senate
that he desired to be heard on the
subject, and would Insist on rca-
sonahle chance to give his views
ON his definition OF reasonable per-
haps will rest tho fate Of tho meas
urc.
Threat Ia IIxpcl Visitors.
The Senate chamber has been
jammcd for several days with per-
sons Interested in the bill In one
way or another. Notion picture on
orators and marnatcs have rubbed
elbows with Richmond ministers
backing the censorship project. and
the resulting crowd on the outer
edge OF the seats OF the members
has retarded work considerably by
tho frequent demands on the part of
the President OF the Senate that or
der he preserved. Last night threats
To cNpcl the visitors were made by
the chair unless order was preserved
The motion picture censorship hill
heads the list on the calendar. but IL
il probable that privileged matters
during the morning hour will make
the time for calling the calendar
come after IL o'clock. Senator Nor
gan X. Mills. Of Richmond. will en-
deavor to bring his war memorial
commission resolution to the floor
relying on ruling yesterday that
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

Tho ;iou,
=, -, o., be."Ea'es convened
J. Adayos .'t"'e Sa"u.!
~. So, 'i"-''a@ county. offered
DeIcr.,n ,..
roto c,.,,,. HrH"n- ~ ioa-
rnsnr,,i,., IN" customary
cd sect, ''f ne extend
for ~, .s''oi a. ten days
'-- ''.'i.t 90. bliS. and Z.
H., aD'hofi@ihS clerk WI
t "-i't'E an assistant clerk
I'm "eTe agreed To-
h'" 10 42s was dismissed
-" "''''"h % Delegate J. II SUN.
PIE WIN senate amend
Iar y" IN" calendar t0r the
"ha passed IN boo
- 80 prohibiting 'fa
.,a,a.s - - providing FOR
ii,,,',i ~ iime 40. 3i5
,r,r,t-, ""'hne- ~ witnesses iu
,rr,. ~ '-''4 N" grand
cror ,os, ''tfehc" ~ rh'
'''''SS''h 40. 20, dec.ar-
Az nfacf,.,. ,,',',l"l on SQUIRRELS. 80
49,, "N,'"'hR and loan associa
,niss, tH'e corporation COM
~ o. amending the code
H., g." 'he STATE corpora.
10 o...a EoW"fs; So. 80
10 "a yi essen judgments
n.,, ',''i'S 7" dentists 80. 544
cans "''' districts In King
i'''H 40 saz. yrovid ~
,oan,s. "'''S ~ State depart
Comm reference 10 Giles
ar;ee ~. '' reference 30 sal.
vote ,,.s -. o. me 'oE ra.
Tnc.,
1'ncnrtc.;,a mus Passed.
ed on bio -. t,,r,,,, DIS "err fasS.
Ing a ,n,.,..s.," ~" !st, Great
.rnn,nt -, p'4 u" S.iHp'.;, gov
capes on s.hooit ,.,' '", '".it hr' IS.
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resolutions could BIO considered aftcr
having once been received by unani.
nous consent. Lengthy discussion
or this resolution would again do
lay the Adams Jcnrcys bill wItbout
the necessity of 'resortIng to n nIi-
buster.
Debate ON I'ilOtaEe.
Advocates OF censorship vera
Fisibly ncttlcd yesterday at tho turn
which events had taken. When tho
Downing pilotaEc resolution was
called up by it's patron. an effort
was mado To prevent It's corsIdcra-
non on "a point or order, which tho
chair overrulcd. Senator Cannon
TOOK ninety minutes at the afternoon
session To voice his opposition To the
pilotnre proposal. ana proponents OF
the measure barely squeezed under
inc wire with half-hour I'm which
To express their views. out OF which
time they yielded five minutes To
senator f.. DodsOn Griffith. of Nor
folk. Senator II. J. Downing who
sponsored the piiotage resolution.
WAS cut OFF when. rs he said. II have
only one foot in the stirrup"
several Senator's who had indi-
Gated n desire to be heard against
the censorship bin have stated ,h,t
they will not take any OF INC Sen
atcs time in the closing hours or
IN" session. being willing that n
vote he taken without running tho
FISK OF jcopardlzinH the many Inn
nortant measures threatened with
death when the hour OF midnight is
reached. Senator Mapp, /, IL con-
cchcd. has enough votes To pass the
on. providing that he had time Ia
"'rk " through the many parlia-
mcntary obstacles that may b.
thrown M.
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CHRISTJA y.

~ Hanover Aycnue-Tho r,s,nr
Rev J. y. Hlnlcy, w!ll preach at II 4
" on DR.. Albert Leroy Shelton, OF
TIBET SONAR Martyr" ana at 5
sheep Suuday school At $50 4 n
ana Young Peoples meeting At T..
:. CO"atdin Aycnue-Thc pastor
E"N. II. ). Dudley VIII preach In Tho
morning IN ! Mus, 10 the works Of
HiW VINO sen, Nc - ana At s T. NJ
On Inc Evcugclistic Church" sun.
aay hcnoo! - go i. ". and Christian
h.rlcatDr d, l. 81
~ Firtt-Th" pastor, Rev. W. r.
\" li.fh. J.. -. "iil preach at 4 81.
On '"fsonal Religious ResponsibiI-
~, anH az J.. ". on Gospel Hard .
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF VIRGINIA NOT TO
CLOSE IT'S DOORS


who commanded the unit. recently
received the Distinguished Service
Medal for his part In the conduct Of
The army hospital overseas.
Text of RESOLUTIONS.
The committee adopted the follow
Ing resolutions:
inc executive committee o: the
Medicnf College OF Virginia rcamrms
inc correctness OF their statemcn;
hade To tho State Legislature as
the 'insuiicicncy OF the appropriat, IN
To meet the essential needs of thei-,
institution Rcalizing. however, the
value OF tho college 10 medical dom
tai ana pharmaceutical education I'm
the state and the Importance Of IN.
institution TO Virginia and the So,th
they have determined to recommend
TO the board OF visitors. Mt the moct
ing 10 he held by that body on March.
Fl next that the college be en-,
tinucd. relying upon the public spi IN
of the citizens Of Richmond and Viz
ginia To support them In their cf-
forts"
Members OF the committee ara
THOMAS l.. Moore tchairman. r. l..
Bemiss. Henry l., Cabcll. Eppa Hun:
ton. Jr.. William II. Miller and DR..
stuart Mcclure. J. n. McCaulcy ia
secretary OF the committee
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SCI! Cecil. u. D.. will preach nj II
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nnn az ~. a. on Refusal and Choice
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morning and evening services SIM
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w. y: Hall. will preach at II 4 NJ.
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\. NJ and Christian Endcavur at T:l5
L. NJ.
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pastor. Rev. John VI. Nl.Nander. II 4
NJ; ana T.: Nj. The morning subject
w.ii he The Secret Of a Fruitful
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re "i Taze"eli. and Is b. MORAN.
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sihlp ln The fratcrui'yrts bas~e uncn
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ened, Sunday school ut ?:45 A. NJ.
anu Christian Endeavor at l.. NJ.
~ Third-An evangelist. Lawson
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~" NorIIs Greatest Memorial" and
a. 1. NJ, on Crowns. and Who Shall
" ear Then; Rthlc school at a:3o a.
VI senior Endcaror ut l.. NJ.
:, AZ Senvcnth Strcet--Thc pastor
Key. H. II. {. Maclachiau. II. H.. viii
preach nj II y. NJ. OH The Roomv
i,hc, and at L. NJ. on The King OF
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