Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], January 18, 1920, Image 10

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PLAN FINANCIAL CBDEj
INTERCHURCH DRIVE SET
FOR APRIL Z\ 10 MAY 2
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ISpecial to The Times-Dispatch.]
ATLANTA, GA? Jan. 17.?April ill to!
May inclusive, is the tune fixed tor
the lnterciiurch World Movement's
llnanclai erusauo to aid Hie Protestant
churches of America n ruis tin an
adequate budget tor eliurch needs dur
ing the year This announcement !
was made by Dr. W. li. Alexander, di
rector for the southeastern division id :
the interchurch v\'or?d .Movement, upon
)iis return from the woriil survey con
ference just field in Atlantic City.
A careful estimate of the' combined
needs of the more than forty denonilna- j "
t ions co-operating :ti this movement.'!
as reported at the Atlantic City confer- '
cnce. shows a total u: j;t26.107.S37. But J
a number of these denominations al- s
ready have conducted financial drives 1
and secured the. special funds to meet
their special needs.
Those that have not will go into the
April-May cru.-ade ir a combined ap- ,
peal, rather than undertake indiv.dual |
budgets, the Interchurch World Move- i
ment merely being the medium through
which the funds are gathered together.:
This movement will not undertake the
expenditure of the millions to be sub- r
scribed Each denomination will be f
free to disburse iLs funds as it best 1<
sees fit. d
Say* Budget Jn*fifled. ! s
Professor K IV Burton. eha rman of "
the committee on world survey and *
budget, declared in his report to the
conference that the lota! amount of t
she budget as presented by the survey d
department is amply justified by the h
religious needs as revealed by the ten- s
talive survey statements submitted by a
the resources of the Christian Church p
i,ad by the new sp r!t which is express
ing itself in these momentous times. j
r>r C H Pattor.. of Bo-ton. is chair- )
man of the financial campaign com
mittee w M>.h ? .i he in general charge ; L
of the international drive.
Bishop James w Atkins, of Nash
ville, Tfnn., speak ng for the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. South, told the-'
conference there was reeu for ;u?t such c
an organisation as the Ir * erchurch j
World Movement, to do the specified j.
tas<f of re. g?o*us j? ro mot Ion de^c n*.ned ^
x:Poa , , , .a
?There ?? an. element of harper !n _
ft movement of this kind." hodeclared, j
; .t-vi ail the churches ? 11 be benefit
by the united efforts cf the co-Operat
;ng denominations."
And sp.ak.r.c for the Methodist
Episcopa. Ohur "h Bishop Luther B
Wilson. of New York, former',y of Chat
tanooc.i. Te:.n . declared there must be
she intelligent and sympathetic co
operation of all the agencies whos?
I>urpose It s to w.n the '?* orld for
Christ before great advances can be
made. j
Sec* Vert t'o-Operation.
believe that the Interchurch I
World Movement Is fostering such in
telligent and sympathetic co-operation,"
lie said.
J. ii Spillman, former chairman of
the progress, ve campa.gn committee
c.r the general assembly of the Pres
byterian Church, South, declared every
view he gets of the Interchurch World
Movement impresses the practical).lity j
and the magnitude of the plans for the !
conquest of the world for Christ. I
There were similar expressions from I
T)r. Laythan A. Crandall, editor of the !
Baptist, ottlcial organ of the Northern ?
Baptist Convention: Dr. lldward Ln- :
coin Sm th. corresponding secretary of ; ,<
tne American board of commissioners i ,<
for foreign missions; Dr . J. Henry I
Harms, of the Lutheran board of e.iuca- ><
lion; Dr. Arthur ,1. Brown, secretary ? ,*
of the Presbyterian board of foreign i<
missions, and other jusi as prominent i ><
church officials. , i4
The comni.tieo on world survey and > '
budget includes from the South such ''
?well known church loaders as Bishop ;
Cannon, of Richmond, Va.; MrF. 11. it. .
Steele, of Nashville, Tenn., and Dr. j
Egbert Smith, of Nashville, Tenn.. and I
there are such nationally known per-}
Fonii us John D Rockefeller, Jr., and '
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody along with a j
number of others.
MURDERER OF FOUR HIDDEN |
BY MISSISSIPPI OFFICIALS:
PetllionK Are circulated CMlIng for I
Prompt Trial of C'barles
^lnrshull, |
tBy Associated Prows }
ABERDKEX, MISS.. Jan. 17.?With >
Charles Marshall, allege.i slayer of
Robert Mitchell, his son and daugh- i
ter, and the hitter's child, an infant, !
at tile Mitchell farmhouse, near;
Arnory, Thursday night, removed to a !
secret place of safekeeping, public ,
feeling here Apparently was quieting ,
today and friends of the murdered man J
devoted their attention chietly to se-'j
iii.h Bond Camp ign Is
Launched by De Valcra
[Dy Aanortafed I'rrM.)
>KW lUKIv, .Inn. 17^? Kamnnn de
V nlrrn opened 11 campaign to lloal
a IKI.tlUlMHiU bond Innuc for the
Irlnh "llrpubllr" here (otiiiy by rc
cclvlliK (lie I'rvriloiu of I lie ei I > ul
(lie III) ilull, wlillc a band Iroiu
Xch York'* "KIkIiiIiii; lrluli" >a
tlunal Ciiuird rcKi"ieit| plnjrd "'I lie
Wearln' o' the lirrrn."
IIundredn ?>i perMOlin in I'lljr llall
I'nrk cheered and nmed IIuk* wlih
(he |crren, urnuue und ??liltr tri
color when l>r \ ulera entered (lie
building to receive from .llayor
ilyliia an engrossed copy of rei?o
lullonn adopted by (be Hoard of
Aldermen ^reeling (he "erntirtiinn
who ntnndn a? reprewentutue of tlic
jounffst republic lu the ??orid."
curing a speedy trial for Marshall.
Petitions were being circulated urging
Circuit Judge O. P. Long to c.ill -jl
special term cf court to try the ac
:used man.
DEAF MUTE IS ARRESTED
lobn It, Mueller, of I.oiiI?tIIIc. Held la
I'onnrctloii >VI(h .Murder ?(
Mule \\ omnn.
fHjr A?ool?ieJ I'rfsi]
LOniSVlL.UK. KV? Jan. 17.?After I
'una ng down several clews, police |
it re i?st night arrested John H. Muel- *
er. a deaf mute, on a charge of mur- j
lering Miss Rebecca Uu-oaI!. ?1. also i
l mute, whose body was found al- (
nost decapitated in a local public park
as: Tuesday.
Mueller who is married, admitted 1
hat he had known Miss Loveall, but '
emed he bad anything to do with
ier death. H:s wife has stated that 1
he Asked Mt-v* l*oveall to remain :
way from their home to prevent tho i
ossibie disruption.
ALLIETdEmTni, WILLIAM
setter Coen Forward to Holland Call, i
Ins for llolicniollern'a
?Surrender.
[15* AmoiukU l'resa.)
PARIS. Jar.. IT.?The supreme coun
t's letter to the Putch government
,em3ndinc the extradition of former
Jmperer \V.liiam has been sent to that
?ovornment. It was forwarded cllici
lly during the night.
TRAGEDY RESULTS FROM
CINCINNATI FACTORY FIRE
iCiplo*lon In Horning .>1111 Ilium Out
\\ Mil, \\ hleli i-'uil* oil I'miiic
KljihU'ra,
CINCINNATI. Jan. 17.? Four fire
iiu'ii were killed and thirteen In- i
jured. three of them seriously, wlu-n I
;in explosion in the burnint; nitlls of |
the C. L .\ewioi. Tea mid Spice Com
pany. In the Ohio River trout district
here early today blew out the east
wall of the structure.
The dead lire lid win J. VahllriK. Kay
Norrts. William Schocnecker and one
oilier liretnan.
The hul Id in at, which was completely
destroyed. adjoined the suspension
bridge, spanning ihe Ohio Itiver be
tween Cincinnati and Covington. Ky.
It was on ihe approach to this brldt;o
that tne flremen were slatioiud when
ihe wall' fell. Electric. light and trol
ley wires were torn down by the
shower of bricks, adding further
hazard to the firemen and rescuers, ad
well as to spectators who lined the
railings watching the progress of the
fire.
The fire loss was reported as ap
proximately $100,000.
Jrllicor tin* I rcrni ("nil Home.
RIO JANEIRO. Jan. 17.? Admiral
Viscount Jellicoe has received an
urgent call to England, and for ih.it
reason has canceled his visit lo
Brazil ml Agrentina. This announce
ment was made by the Minister of
M.i-rine today following receipt of a
message from the Viscount.
firrni till I'lre In lining Out.
WICHITA K.M.I.S. TEN. Jan. 17.?
A great oil fire n the Northwest Hurk
burnet. whhh started early thi* mum
ing was believe! to be dying out this
afternoon. IturstinR tanks potired a
flaming stream down a creek bed.
spreading the flames to other tanks
and wells.
Cold and Silver Hemstitching
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Gift Shop
Konrlh nnd (irnef.
Announcing
Our Woman's Department
The Thrift Idea is being emphasized by us in the
realization of the necessity for a Special Department
for Women. The systematic savings plan afforded by
the purchase of Life Insurance combined with its main
idea of protection for loved ones, appeals to the femi
nine mind and heart just as strongly as to the "lord of
creation."
Our Women's Department is in charge of Mrs. Ilah
W. Polhill, a lady whose years of training and success
along these lines eminently qualify her for the impor
tant task of teaching women to
Saye By Means of Life Insurance.
Atlantic Life Insurance Co.
A. 0. SWINK, Manager for Virginia.
212-217 Mutual Building.
\SOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
MRS. ILAH W. POLHILL, Manatrer:
MRS. MINNIE C. MOORE,
MISS FRANCES C. TL'RPIN,
Special Agents.
PHONE MADISON OIL
GARLAND
Gas
Ranges
See the safety
lighter, ventilated
oven and many other
patented Garland fea
tures, and then leave
your order for the best Gas Range in the
world.
Red Star Detroit Vapor
Oil Stoves
The only absolutely
Wickless Oil Stove on
the market Lights
instantly like gas.
Bums 19 hours on
one gallon of fuel.
Come in and let us
demonstrate this won
derful oil stove.
COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLAS
AND RECORDS
Grafonolas in all sizes and at all
prices. Have you joined our Record
Club? Come in and let us explain the
plan. It will interest you.
We Take Your Old Furniture in Exchange and Allow Easy
Terms on the Balance.
Standard
Sewing
Machines
A chance to uot the
hr?Rt Sewing Machine in
the world at prices
nmglnj', from
35.00 ro 80.00
All Hli'liiil ly for
oft* we?-k.
Southern Furniture Co., Inc
Dla v 2 and 4 E. Broad Street, 1225-29 Hull Street.
Main Street Furniture Company
1420 EAST MAIN STRKKT.
FURS
ACRIFICED!
JANUARY CLEARANCE
?To Make Room for 1920 Goods?
Greatest Fur Sale
in Richmond's
History
Positively eclipsing- anything seen in
previous years. Ottering our entire ?35,000
stock of Fine Furs at WONDER PRICES,
and all because we must make room for
1920 stocks arriving daily.
Never before have Richmond women
been offered such phenomenal values in
Fine Furs.
Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collar and Cull's, 36 inrhcB long.
noT'. 5!!!:.... $425.00
Hudson Seal Coats
i
Squirrel collar ami cuffs, 30 Inches long,
former price, $475.00. ^337 50
Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collar ami CufTs, 30 inches long
Norrr. .v.?;!!-.. $350.00
$35,000 STOCK FURS
MUST BE SOLD ?
Taupe Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $125.00?NOW
Taupe Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $9S.OO?NOW
Taupe Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $S0.00?NOW
Brown Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $ 125.00?NOW
Brown Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $98.00?NOW
Brown Fox Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $80.00?NOW
Black Lynx Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $125.00?NOW
Black Lynx Scarfs, extra fine quality; former
price $100.00?NOW
$85.00
$67 50
$55 00
$85 00
$67.50
$55 00
$85.00
$69 50
Black Lynx Scarfs, extra fine quality; former t A
price $00.00?NOW tJ)D fi
Manchurian Wolf Scarfs, in Taupe, Blue and CA
Brown; former price $39.50?NOW
Hudson Bay Wolf Scarfs, in all colors; former ? AA
price $90.00?NOW ?J)DD,UU
Moleskin Coats, extra fine quality, plain collar with belt,
30 inches long; former price $500.00? $350.00
Squirrel Coats, extra fine quality, with belt, &07C A A
30 inches long; former price $525?NOW. . D-.UU
French Seal Coats, extra fine quality, with belt, 30 inches
long; former price $300.00? $200.00
French Seal Coats, extra fine quality, with belt, 30 inches
long; former price $275.00? $195.00
Savings of 25% to 50%
Marmot Coats, extra line quality, with belt, 40 inches
long; former price $225.00? $150 00
Marmot. Coats, extra fine quality, with belt, 30 inches
long; former price $175.00? $125 00
Kit Coney Coats, plain, 30 inches long; former AA
price $125.00?NOW tPO*/-UU
Kit Coney Coats, Sealine Collar and Cuffs, with belt, 3G
inches long; former price $175.00?
NOW
Kit Coney Coats, Sealine Collar and Cuffs, with belt, 30
inches long; former price $150.00? $03 QQ
Nutria Coats, Imported models; fonner
price $450.00?NOW
$100.00
$250 00
All Kinds of FOX, WOLF, SKUNK, HUDSON SEAL, BEAVER and NUTRIA in Muffs
Will Be Sold at Sacrificing Prices
MAISON SCHWARTZ
3l/2 East Broad Street