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BILLY SUM SPEAKS
TO HILL HIT* WOMEN
Audience of 6,000 llearo
KvanguliHt?Many Con
verts Arc Made.
(Special to Tho Tlin?>i?-lM*pntch.J
KYNCIIIIIJIMJ, VA.. Out. 14.?The
fifth week, tho next to this Inst of
the lJlliy Sunday eninpaltfn, fiinii! to
u closo hero tonight, when tho Tab
crtiuulu was jamm.il with women, for
til" permoti wivs to wnmnn only, Mr
Sumlay lielnt? the only man per
mitted in the TabBmade durliiK tho
norvlce. Women played the pltitioK
?Mrs. Abhnr l?*d tho HiiRint:. ami
i.y nehliurj? RirlH and younc Konien
it?-i???! an usIu'ih ivml Heeretarle.w. l.'n
<i .uiitxilly tli* C.000 who mad.i u|i t*i>
audlt-nee was tli?> l:?rgint ?*iitlii*rliiK
>.<( women LyndiliUtt; ban ever m' * :i
under oiin roof. |
The wuiili hast been ono of larv>
cloU*t;ationn, lor thousands of 1
have if <-n reserved for t >1 ?? .?? ? v 1 n I -
torn I'coiHlhly ofi? thai Mr Sunday
"made more ovi r" im-i snnally limn
ailv n(li?r, won 800 or H"'1 rtiilroail
men who f'i 11 ?*?! a *??-.?( p?n ThurRdny
nli:ht. for tin* ovAiiL'clKt ?-pi-nt some
r* In Iiik yotlimer dayn as a liro
mitu on :i W'Jlofn railroad.
Wrrk One of Actl?ll>.
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| "II en' a |f? i>' ;? hi > IIIIVI t m this week
than haw h< ivtniun- been l!i<? < n^e
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tli'- Taberriatli- |i niorr- w i-n>- In th<
Afternoon and nno in th>- evening, I
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),!<?-war i>ric<* of a tnll.-h cow,
PROFESSOR 48 YEARS;
DIES IN HARNESS HERE
Dr. Jones, Highly Kespeetetl
Negro Scholar and .Min
ister, Passes Away.
Professor Joseph Kndotn Jones,
1). It. uf Virginia Union University,
IhH city, died yesterday morning at
"> O'clock following an illness of j
t!ir>-? w.-uks. Prufossor J??ti? ? was j
?r?? Octiitii.T 15 lb.".-. ll>: had cn
tered his fort \ -80V>-lil h yr ir as a ;
professor in lh? University begin-|
tilliK Ills (iir.or as a tonrhor in 1X70
when ho v. ?s appointed to (iio i lialr '
? >1 Oreek uri'l I'liurch History at tin? j
old' Itifiimoifl Iii.>>1|tut>.- which sub- I
tP(|ilhlilly lii!( jinr In order Iti.'li- ?
tnoiid Tin <? li>?!. ai Seminary and Vir* I
wiiu.i L"ii o:i Uiiiversity.
I'rolusvir Jones was oiih of Hi"
tliHt colored men of Virginia t?? |
<:aln a college uducation, recelviiu;
his ittii ln lor of Art.< am! Ma.'i'.r of :
Arts i|> u at. Colc;,*(' University. i
tlif-n Madison University, Hamilton, I
X. V. In lsitl. Hi- was horn in
I.ytnhhurir. of slave j.atcut?-, hi? |
inotl.ii I.fin;; owned hy a hraitrh of
rt. ?? l.anrliorno family lt?- worked
>l:s"way ? !u otljrh school to Jr,. his
secondary educntlrtn. a I'lmf'-iliTatp
soldier havlriif previously t nic.it film
to read an?l write.
I ?r. Jon' s at his death had been
pn?t'ir lor thirty "year* of the
Hot'./ <l? Hi|itixl f'hiii'i'h, located .it
I'm* Walthall. Vn II< Is said to
iiav?. installed more colored ? !??'?>??
men ii> pastorate. than ?ny ot;.>-r
man In America. He was a force
ful speaker and wa? pos.-e <s.-d of a.
j'-h'irmln?t ???rvonalliy, which won
lli'rn many frl*-nd?? anions both ra< < *.
He |s survived hy his wldn'.v, Ho?a
K .lones, tea<-hcr r.f music for thir
?v-llvi! years at Hartshorn Memorial
'"iillfKO, this fitv; two urandchlMr-.-n
?md a son, Ktincnc Klnckle Ji ms,
of N'?w York f'ity, w ho is executive
?(M>rr.tary <>f "the National Urban
I.o.ltUe. tl<- larse.-t soil:;] service or -
Kan.xuti'ii work I nn among ncgri es
??i the ? otln'r;. .
Th- fit tie ml service* will he held
at tii<- l-'irst African Paptl-t Ulrir It,
! 1 i.-Se and i'-oa I St r ? ? ts, Ionian w
af" ? rr.ooii .it l nVIo.-k.
i EXCESSIVE smoki.m;
INJURIOUS TO WOMEN
J Hv As-.?e!nted Press ]
i N*. tu t ] t. The i normoi^
' it? ii a?.- ' < :.-:tri'lt" smokinn ai. o:. i.
woi <r say? r.ie?! al <->>rr< f ii?
1?-nt of tin I. I a Ti: ?? s. ' all* : i
?iime protest by the n.i-IS'-al prof.
r H<- ih clari-s the habit in r n ?
nstanee* is |ia?*>inir beyond a |I?_a.- -
ire and !<? '.'otr.infj a vie*-.
'T. a!?? orpt ? ? H of nicotine, whir')
s 1.1,. da?.i;>r ? ? tnent In (!? matt'i.
? <? . ,.rr" d?- r. t prfi ft ds, "I>t dt: ??>
a condition nervous dlstr- .?
whii-ti Is frei'ivntly |..t:t. i *iI oi>
: ?? rv>-. I'rom tli'.s j?r? ? ? ?????! Maip;'. ?
tions and ex he n?; ion uml otnh'irstf
of .motloti. Woman-- at. m.."
vnu.i nival ihii; was i-i-rtainiy not In
tend. -ii to et.dure larj. 'I ?< "t t!.l?
ii.siin. Her func'h ns a- a ti:? tint
| * a ii not l?ut be lt.t<rf.-r. 1 w 11: i u in n
' .sh" IndnlK' s in it to ex. ? ss "
The three suites illustrated below are the best values we
have offered in years. Come in and see for yourself.
easy tehjis. io-pc. mmno-i:oom
Sl'ITK. ONLY
$240.00
Suite as illustrated. Con
sists of large buffet, china
cabinet, closed server and
dining table, all to match,
with 5 leather seat,chairs
and 1 arm chair. An ex
ceptional value at $240.00.
a-re. ovkkstuffed
<tiesterfh:li> situ:,
$165.00
We offer as an extra spe
cial our regular $200.00
3-pc. Chesterfield Suite,
covered in your choice of
t hree patterns of covering,
with loose cushions, Mar
shall constructed springs;
two styles to select from.
A rare bargain at $lfl.>.00?
EASY TERMS.
? i l-PC. KKD11003I Sl'ITE,
$165.00
Full vanity bow-foot bed
suite, with chifforette and
dresser to match, in the
popular American walnut
finish. Just a few to go at
$105.00.
HOOSIER CABINETS??"'
EASY TEH MS.
SAYS STREET SAFETY IS I
COMMON-SENSE ITTEfl
Auto Club ould Have .Mo
torists and Pedestrians j
Ever Watchful.
Tlit? Automobtlo Club of ItlchmuiMl. j
In l:t; efforts towxirilB tiavlntc Motor
ist* ami |>e?lvstrianM ?-vcr wat'hful
to ffrtlui" tlie riutiibt r ?.f a<*?|<lcnts 011
Ih<- ."treels of th?- city. : ?>? HtrvKs on I
tho fart th;it Mufcv Is m<*ri<ly j
a matter i.f common soli'"1. "If <:v<-iy
hotly who us'.'H th?- Mi?-"tx i>? tle.s
trlans, drivers. chauffeurs?\voul?l
only u?u common tln-r<; would
li? less trouble."' said ^ucretary !?*. M. |
Itovktn yesierilay.
"It is surely not summon sense l'or I
a motorist to ?iriv? at high >,jM<d j
through crowded streets ?>i utrccts j
that aro frequently rrosxd 1>\ jwr- \
mi* on fo"t, for an.) inatten
tion to coiitlllliinN only 1 ?*.'?? I t > acci
dent*. and accidents I* ail to trouble- j
lor botii sides. The motorist is lilcu
;>? to haw his machine smashed and |
c:?u?i! IriJurj' to himself and others. \
lie cannot be suro that h?> will ?.??
t.'ujic unscathed from un yield-nt.
"Ah to the pedestrian, common
n-nsu assuredly calls f>r -.are In go
ing upun th?> strvtsi, In crossing at
lntoresctions an?l In observing the
condition i-f triillio.
"lio sensible! L'so your e yes and
>"ur wits and your ordinary sense of
Mlf-prestTvalluii, whether you are
ut tin? driving wheel of a motor oar
?<r on foot, and tin- li^t of casualties
now so shockingly high will be very
materially reduced '*
The H rrk'n Wrntlier.
WArill IN( JTOS*. Oct. 14.?Weather
outlook for tlio - k In ginning
Monday:
Middle AtIanLic Htates. unaeltlt il
And ruin first part of we<k ami gt u
t-rallv fair tit' r? ? I l?t; normal tem
perature.
South Atlantic a!:<l KaM Gult
States. rains at i>t ginning of week
and fair thereafter; normal temper
ature. I Msturbanoe, central-Houm ot
For Monday?
SALE OF LINENS
Values Very Special.
72x72-ineh Cloths,
$r?.no, $r>.r>o, #7.f>o
70x108-inch Cloths,
$i2.:r?, #15.00, $i6.r>o.
22-inch Napkins to match,
$((..')() to $1."?.00 a dozen.
RlxltO Utica Sheets, first quality
Special, $1.3!)
First Floor. Central.
J-B-M05BV-&G0
fttEURN
111-115 West Broad Street.
EXTRA OFFERING TO
MONDAY SHOPPERS
? We illustrate one of .several designs of Floor
Lamps to be placed on sale tomorrow to the
thrifty buyers.
These Lamps are well made and nicely finished
in mahogany.
Shades are made of silk, with silk fringe in as
sorted colorings.
An Unusual Value at $10.95
With Shade.
An Extremely Low Price for So
Fine a Lamp and Shade
Charge accounts invited.
Genuine Leather
Boston Bags Q q
The handy Bap for shoppers, phy
sicians, nurses, students, business ^
people and any one in need of a good
Bail. Brown or Black.
Evening Gowns
In-designs that have caught the
volatile fancy of Paris
VELVET MODELS
?
Brilliant Gowns in scarlet or other
hues equally as daring.
Sombre creations gorgeously relieved
with beading, ornaments or flowers
amazingly vivid.
Long flowing things with metallic
trimmings, or adorned only with the
soft folds of their own supple fabrics.
$19.50 to $195.00
MODELS IN LACE
Gowns of the mature dignity the
mode is demanding.
Draperies according to the new silhouette, gathered at the side or concen
trated in front,
Sleeves sweeping below the hands, subtly suggesting their existence, or al
together absent,
Gowns redolent with the note of the Parisenne.
$39.50 to $187.50
Metallics! Metallics! Brocades!
In all their glittering charm, and all their glory of color combinations, are
being displayed on our second floor.
For the Gown the Modiste Will Fashion
A riot of color, a profusion of beauty.
WE INVITE YOU SIMPLY TO SEE THEM!
The Greatness of VIRGINIA Has Consisted in the
GREATNESS OF HER HOMES
Real homes they have been, radiating love, kindliness, culture, hospitality,
beautiful with the dignity of mellowed furniture and fine old bronzes.
Into the making and perpetuating of
BETTER HOMES FOR RICHMOND
MOSBY'S lias long played its part. Today our
Home Decorating Department
with its unequaled assortment of HUGS AND DRAPERIES, LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTS, COMFORTS AND BLANKETS, and jill the other subtle
touches for the home is better able than ever before to contribute to the
Home Beautiful. (Fifth Floor.)
' BROAD at jEFFERSON
Paris introduces the vogue of
BLACK HATS
;(fvf fffv "
umm)
Tomorrow Morning in Our Millinery Depart
ment Will Be Shown.
NEW ARRIVALS
In irregular brims, extended turbans and pokes;
of hatters' plush, velvet and duvetyne; featur
ing trimmings of Glycerine, Ostrich, Metallic
Flowers and picturesque effects in Plumes.
$10.00, $12.75, $11.50 and Up
(Sixth Floor.) ^
?Our?
FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE '
Of the Famous
PATRICIAN SHOES
For Women
/? -f
Featuring Six of Our
Most Attractive Numbers
Bluck Suede Mat Kid
Black Satin Patents
With ono strap and (he new Louis heel.
Colonials
Ttlaok satin with jet beading. Mat kid with steol
beading. -
Our regular $12 line.
Special Monday and Tuesday,
$8.95
(Second Floor.)

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