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where he wb.« before going
’r*v.1 C.‘ T. Thrift goer to Bowling
Ore*Q froiT^ Kent rhlg*. lie 1* a Kon
tfolph-Maton man and also n Vander
bilt man «uid 1« regarded at- on.
the Strung***, young men In th< ,on
fbrvnco. He was re ontly married.
i*asinri Who Weave.
Rev. Dr. a. I Lt|»s,umb, of Par
J*hn*, tsoes to the pr* elding ••Idcrthi
■ mt the Norfolk di-utet after > i •
*& hi* Richmond pastorate. It-\ . I »r
Lipscomb i* one of the lea .Png n
Of the Virginia Oonferrim. and «
Blatant tviretary of that i'"d> li>
has already served eight years a* t'C
aiding rider stt'1 roneurntly I* no
stranger to ihr work assigned turn
Rev. VV. U. l fo tot. ..f Trinity,
foes to KarmvllU* after doing n tine
Work at hi* chargt here for four yoai
We leavts n h at of frn nti? in KPh
atond.
Rev. (1. W. M Taylor, ot >• Pn..
(Masker Mcm>rW), will g t Port
Norfolk an*! I‘Inner'* I "It I lie o .
been very sn, < essftil in r.< .g
finances of his church in lit* htro n
and relieving llie church <•>' great . t»*
barrass-rrent.
CIuumMi r in Ljin lihurg.
Rev. R. M i than ;b r • a, • 1 la
Street to go OVr.t* narv l.yn. Muir*,
after serving .•«« year her-.* iP v,;.
, formerly presiding eider <»f the l’oit*
mouth distri-. t. and was j
Contra! , hurt h S»:nh Hi, ism iol
four years. 11, has i.*n in th* . .
fereti for thirly-fot r year* and to. |
the reputation of oeiug on * seceding,
strong pnaohnr.
Rev. IP N I lartnoss leaves Pan
mount Avenue for (Iraio < hur. h .Vo,
port New?, aft. : being In IP hmon 1
two years IP is regarded as n v tv
arous and nggri su-!v e pi • ichor nn.l
i hur eh worker.
Mr. llariHwi' has been a member
of confereno. for fourteen n ar> It
whs at Trinic. Norfolk, for io .r year?
l*efor« coming Kiehniond.
Kev linin'iliv l!urru?.- of la ’ n
<5t * ti. is tan b »•> J 'h):s I lopkl: - Ini
’ eisity to pr -st ate m4nisten.il st >.
CONFERENCE ENDS
LONG BUSY MISSION
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“How i-jrm .. ; * ;*• vi t »• -Ji thi
iiyain xv» t>* ink Niiii , tv.-f! *ji w'itf«vri.
C'mu U! a iu,i. \ t iii.jtt i-utivu* It.t* s*M»r -1 ' ■= vt Itit < hutf.fl ftliv
4liow 1> mountt-U ht*» ficut in the pul)nt.
i'tf l"i»hiu li/tv* Ml..I H U;iW vnivlit
tr*a« tv ivjiar i *-1 a i •. M'.'Mvh-* ..j ,•
vetcK had «taht i,i il )wm ticiij*uu-r
ahi>.
JitA .
nr. Uii
led off v. St
pr»\it iti (\iiiiii in jiMkid
that ncHit.ii aim »ir. it^ui imant ! ■
apt 1. -i Vo a*oi ’ ; 11 'ji.
frpfirial uninUilli! *• . ri taken fi i
K«>. i, anti *<»•» \\ A
Tompkins. oli - iiiuf i"ii i-omiM : A. ■!
to go on tin- -uiajri*imu.lted net la
cause t>i ill i!*aim. a o iin:nun «n»
also taken ; "r the e nit o
tfaufch, cujCimu: ,
Appolntnu ups < : tt
and torn mutt t r ,.t*
>ears wt n annoim-'* *
list til pastoral iip:
J'tAtl. Bishop Wilis"!',
resolutions offered 1
ftoyall, made a staring
Whith he s.H.i thRt tti-r
til"
intlfta'ion that Hi,
reacn. '1 ilo eiiti of his i •
it Would ti"! l e lni.jj lieiort
would 11 mm pi■ r tli.
Clmr.P 'Inkine lip-tor*.
"\X ■ ill tl". king !1:M a i lo •
|ic declared, ‘nnd Hi outlook
tT<"lin*l; radiant
He iik 1 .i>rs><ii"t*'d tin • ‘nrunirna
tlon of huii'ii 'min no distant
elate, tint I|" ■: idu* d a hi H.i i it won id
<lrt it hud neari»
and Hi at
lie church
lie altofp He r f •
( till fell as a w
gloried In intinlt
Haps it M ould j i t
• outturn d m pat a ti
the sant* ■ nd
Btsbop Wilson "
ie&vW for Atlanta I.
tnenfs weri read,
i :. M. in 'K h n in in
impelled H
tin appoint
twice it* Atlanta Bishop Wilson will
preside
j< rctl' e.
Prior
adopted
Adopted
Mr Kovftii,
predation a
•>'t Hi" .V-.rth iiinrgrin I’m,.
tvhi< ti i "livi ni'd in that el;
t ■ ndjo , run.i nt ii ii ii-reni ,
resolutions offered In He
reel..Illinois ojY red I Ke\
preiims Ihanss and cp
Hie manner in w hieh H .
'riniliiiK triejnix'r."
find entertained Jr
ad li,.
II ieh n
Mmn y Vpproprln leri.
The contereiKt P .ard of ml.- iio
»nnouneed the follon-ir.r np.ir..|,ri
tion» for i :< 1 n-1 f
Jik'htuond IMutrlet:
St Pfill'e . .i 4
Epwnrth . 2
Bran* h Memorial . l
Barton Height!* ..
Ashury . :•
Kevi-n Pines . a
Ashland. i
(Piorhlami . . . 4
• Carotin* .
Bowling' tireeii . ..
Spotsylvania . i
Benny-Street Mission .
City Mission . i.
Charles C;t* . I
Total .
Stamwihaiinock District:
, West Lancaster .
, West Point
Ring William . . .
King and Queen . .
T.’r’ ana. .
Middlesex . . . .
North Mstthi n i .
fjioutester Point .
Tots! . ...
Chariot tcarUte Hint riot:
Hinton AViTim . .
Woodvilie.
It. Orange .
Orozet .
Piedmont .
Kluvanna .
4
IS
When you get your prescription
for glasses, you have nreomphshwl
only half. The correct fitting of
ffeUDM to the face, the proper a<l
| joatoment of noee-glasfce* and hjh'c
tadraatwi thegrout rare necessary to
iiwertion ef the profier len’see,
MBpIfUs the relief sought for your
> Optical trouble*
g We are In position ut render you
[ the necessary service.
QitU/atfOptical C&
| Opticians Of (he Beat Sort.
| 211 East Broad Street.
Richmond, Vs.
■amwi
Horse Show \\ cyk » ' "
York Shows what men have
accepted as correct style' for
this w inter.
Our New York Resident
Buyer is there and anything
new will be shown at our store.
Need New 1 nderwear
Then we can most assurc'dlj
interest you:
Nearly “57 Varieties” ail
(trit'd and Jure.
From the fleectd-Sined at
50c to the Jaeger Natural Wool,
at S.t.lO and up.
For Boys. too.
t - ■ r.i
W ♦ <*1 I ‘ a ini’,« r
W'■ f; Li ■«»1 ManH
•1 • -i, t fit .-ft >1 • nit.it
S • \ iah< rat
Scott* V Hit’ : - . ,
I vim Mmi£ l>Kt rit t.
Alin Viuta
Tnnity.
U oM I lit]
StauMoi Hiv« i
W.M < anipi . il
\ Ivitnm
Kll.a .
Had in *n
Sf \ i< w A. i l <>S M« U<
V I ift i .!
.MiddU I U-tlf • r<1
Total . .. >-<£00
I urnmUc HiMrict ;
l Ti n* v i,u ward 1
W. Um-lunghum . . :
iiiirkH ill. . .... i
\ if l Hilt ......
< Mark sv i! 1»' ...... •
1 ’yV.Jial.i i. ....... 1•
T -ta ! '...
I*ftm Uk* IMst i if I —
H!i*du h M* irtoi i&l .... i •*»“
(,’larr. i1'0
♦ 'a mv 11 If* circuit . - HM»
H* my .. ’ • ‘
vve-t Kruiiktiti
I Ta nk 11 n ...
Ka*t irafiUlu
H.itrb k .
Stuart .
K.» t 1 la lit h \ .
\ It h I all f ’
Smith I 'l a Ilk Up
Hy co . .....
Saul) Haiti a x
fVter-hoI'g Ii!-trl< I—r
‘Wefdoy. '■
Hiuiuifm <1 .
\\ > Hi Str* • t . 0
i'Stt.riok . . . *
Mftloa '« . . ' "1 ‘
Wuverlv .. .... ' m *
«lr< etiefcv Hi*' . . . * ■ ••
i ‘in w hi die . . ... . .
J'irunsv.» k.. >
Ti>t#! .. 1.90!) 1
I’ort'immili I >1‘•Uriel—
I kVctu Moti. <V i31in St .
II ti. umi 1 Brighton . . . , *'"> >
U rii;it > <. Humnii 11 n .. *..*»
• >xf'*td » Magnolia . . :oo ;
‘*eUuge« I ’la* e .. i j
< 'rlttendon . ......... J :>w i
Mount V « rtian .. .... . ’ 1
\Y imfs*>r . i. ... 1 oo
Total ... .. 1,4.»< j
Norfolk JMnirlit—
I To v. * *;» i . 11*1 nr; . . IV*
lo nnha\ on. ' ** *
I • then «v ■ Tin*- I M-f»rh .... u> (
(Jra N< vvport N« a h . . . :
I {;trnpton Koadu ... . . K.u
\ST itanishurjf . .
« *uk i* t1*> . .. . , .
T'»arto . . f
Wa rwU’,( t Ti rutl . . . UOv*
Total . . . ... i,Y m»
I .ii-ti’m Shore* hklrk *— /
1 l**‘ OlM itf, . . .... . M
i 'hi ritoti .
Island.
A'-i ■ -mac ..
filoxom -. 1
H* r iin . . . ,y.. 1 0 * *
l >m < hi Ku r .. :>u
South l>ort'h(at• t*,.
Total ......... , too)
•»r»* half salary of . nnfVr
*-n-e p» - rt in ry . I, ■"**»o
(Irand total .... . 1 >.7 T O
Seeks More Endowment.
President Blackwell, i>1 th«* hoard «*|
education, submitted the follow ng spr
coal report
"Ail our schools ere pro-j.« i ous, 9
tiu* atftti**tlfal report and to
tinur*s for t)ds s'B*k>n indl ite j.*. ,0.
val.cc over last session. There I. s
bean, h"v\o fr, »:on»]»arativ< l'. II* t!*
added to the Hidownifiitss *»f tin
SChCMils. Soup u .** M t ; ’ |
during 11 • J(.st pea.-iion to coir |*!»*i« th«
itulowntent of the alumni « hair «<f niod
* rn latuu/wf-s at Randolph Macon <'<>1
1* K*‘, thus addmj.' $40,000 to tu< pinna
nent endowmerii funds. $*js,00>> i r-.
t-ei-ii added in butiCiinKs at Ihunj.. ph
Manoii WonmiiT t oilet,**
"The matter * f endowment «n *n
nomi nation el «oItep*s .*.** <-f Htiprcnn
interest at tin* pr* int tion* To*- t-. n
petltiori of the StkU. :•« !;< f-l^. hk |:
are te.x-supporte*!', m:-ik« - 1) .» qu» e: ii r.
of uru'-ni irnporttum M ta Slot*
Rthoolfc. have ih»* * norr»jou> }idvanut|?e
• v* i oth* 11- )j-. bavin* i hi -tat - treas
ury . to dr iV. poo. ,-r.o <)■.-- tin y wv
enabled to oflw fr* -* tUlti a id s.nne
even pay r .aroad fun •< i,-. 'rom the
unlvei'Potv. Aiur*..var. n.vh;yr to the
MamPtrn that i * .01 t \ u* 1 ■ nuinational
1 Co!I*:-|;i' . the Slao in**t in.it ion. .iff be -
cehsin* n -ne r,nd m*>if com * roi»i
ala-ut tin iOf*j;:i and reh^u*'•>* welfare
of t: or ?*■ i'l'-tith. .Mr. Weatherford,
ths M r-S.ry v.f >h* RtUdcnt ^ M. C
A., g*<'*•» *» .»» e ine>st tiitf'i est il'g and
en« «,ei e'ijf. • ■ : - *.» sla w the y,ivat
in who*.* *) 1 • relic tous ifiilu* ;j«*•*».
that ar»* - a * be fonitd t\ tn,».py of
our >'• • '"ye j 1 * esiiii-a< <>;'
t>n*- Ht.it*• uiiin-;. Hi giv* s tin niniinu.
toe, on bi..u*-i.i iiifuirh early biunc/ie to
get- tb* *• !*;, b« man that ti e Slat*,
afford?, and hi* mik&ry is paid from th*
%ti 1 urj -*i tbi univei ;.; IVl
all heartily rcioice t tiila !mprov«*o
J comiiU' ti, It tuakt ff it harder to main
lain out d* nononaU<maI mi bo *!
Oenommationai Question.
"The altiiailoii givea mu* h * om*eni
to Uiuao & nguKed in U oik dm
-u... j'. y'T.,.. .*
WHERE. THE PASTORS
GO FOR NEXT YEAR
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t hnrlofle—I. C’
1 br*».e < 'll >——.1
♦ IrirUayHle—' ’ S', eru f baker. 1..
o*: • . u pornumo?*n'
f rrne— \ 1. I r .riklin.
i im.b« rlti»Ml—O. K. H. S»* t •
I'nrm vllle*—VV U. I'roctni.
Ki alirUlgr I IrniH—*Tu b» -upplieii.
I .unc tdiuti4*» I ohn W < arrolj
A. ,
pdiTilimtlimb! iHlueatlon
Hdllitb
ji mo&t * she
i-onk H» t
be imp<> mH»
tloimi relief
•lie!
■tat iv
An ariirle by
i l a re*;,'m ,
^ivin^c tin- resiba op
> f-l miy < >n \ ,«• eUbjeet.
e. • ’ , *i; i :<».>n M fit it will
n r• op i.j :.h*- d-' o-inina
ln tb«.‘ • of vunp* tl
tion with ti.\-Huoporttd iuatltuXionw
This ail'i MlilvT liJAVP
bronrb! 1* p! ‘ * from Smift Ort
In a i 1 • sb<*r of The C’hvlstiftn
yt •,.! j. i, I*-. Ynmmts Nt-hoJ.«4*n. the
secretary of tiu- boanl of * <l»n-uHon of
th‘* M Mion' t I'hiiaeopal « 1 tir»*h, takes
a more lu-p* ful view uml maintains
that the «a e.njidi/atM'nal » "lie^n ear.
live -if it has a million dollars of «*n~
down'* nb To many tills puimtis as
b../ 1 a s ,' ,.- .i*- J'r j'. * t>r Ib'll!day‘«.
In. o,,r in hi >« ihnre is no • t of the
iieru y of the dot- .mb ?*tSunal <
fait ue v-.nnot live ( H;'-* UuU i#
w«»rth ilvlnn wlthoiii ample endowment
. f ran fc r*»n. i hl» max l,e in the form
of Interest - boa ring endue, iru.nt, or the
oommereial center aw m si pertt f . or of
a wealthy pntrun. The history of our
•mtHuUons if A i nor lea pt<*ves ibis po
sition to be voire. 1. Ti e t lun*ch'x ef«
fortm imist t* KUiiplemomeil by one «*f
lb* we means, ui supj'ort 'Hm* lilstorx
of uuf piuwptoiuuji liuighhor, Trlolly
t
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U. Po* oil.
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.1 • -tUMdll I.CttJIM*—
hi vc iiin »? • m*T»u< t.
l‘rp<*hMnit Ib;«: 1 McN, Slitipftou.
. \ {ipui intlft t —
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lb .It,in I Pity—
Urilnirfl < Irt.n t—-1
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.1 nidbs.
da nk on.ship.
Pldo d.
Rear.
Ptrn.fi.
< bnrlotte—.1
.’•r by V\
H
ii.
Ht.lHii.i—L ville.
I.> ». ^ '•»»*«•
* ntf eunr j — I; n 1 lor .
Mrcfi — i Pcumtt.
'Puiurlal—W, • •*i>tT
ItlvpriiHMi \t. . ■ >ut !>• y.
Stnifh t |«*vr no/ Providence—To In*
‘Ui-i '••■<1 by V. \ nr. .
IriMilj— .1, <1 f:
V» c*tf I ,nl— ... • r-h.
UntHiton fir — 1 K. Walk**!
Middle ll«*»lfuri!— 1 I* Williams.
North ll«vl ford— K. I .umbditt.
Ntnlh Pi it at.t it nniii—Ttt la* supplied
by W. I. May,;..
Stfinultic Hirer— be supplied,
h Hertford— ■' Marsh.
"<■*( ranipbeti>- (’. Morse.
NOHFOI,.v UN lill’T.
rrculdliiR Kill*• r. ii. F, Lipscomb.
Ileihel mill Plm* llciuli—.1 H. Amis*?.
hikI Ra* 1 ukuibI — \\ . \V. lloy
ill.
Ro* Hill—N J t* n.
1 f lit fit Of*.
t'entrnl—O. K. * n
1 lr*i f hurcb— . Wray.
H ii nip (on Itond*— W Hotan.
Lambert** point— .1 \. Thotua
I ruuhihm—Huckcr.
\f«l»orf Nrun.
< hoHfnnl \venm— .1. Tay lor,
hrnre— R. N\ ! ?
Trinity —W. G.
Norfolk.
( rnlrnar)—Jc W. Shuekford.
* 11 Sunil K l*'. Gayl- .
I Ip worth—T. \ * >t
t.hont—< \ (>. r
l.rivlm Memorial—P ' t l>avls.
M< Kemlree<—d. < in s
Park PlHce-—Y Potts
thri’oii Street— P» rad ford
I . In; It—«’.JIY .4 o-a*. .
Oak let te—.1. II. KnMer.
1’i iiMfaa Vnnv— ' ’ Pa y in
Providence Mini 1 ape Henry— a. U.
south Princes* \»«uc—J. T. Moon
I'oano—J. K. W
\\ miainuhnrn— obi
Warwick < Imilf—! b - ^ u j»j»114mi
« liajilain to seamen—• H Nit rriit.
i onf»*renee NIlN^lonary Seeretnry— *
P- 1aiii't.amp.
IM.TKKMII ! * IHSTHICT.
l‘ri‘Hi<liiiK *• i'
Mpiio^w Irk—1 "
1 hunter ft rid—-1
l‘<; juir. n—*' V
Din hldit*—\V
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I i. Mark -. ‘
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IT
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N\ ***»! Hrmu
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1*011 l ' Mot TH UlvrilH 1
!*r«“MKIin^ liter, S, .1 llnm t>.
1 d fieri > vr 11
Memorial —•
fjlpt €>*!- —
4 »«iia hluail
11 ty« •.
< i O (riitlmi -
I laaklin
Mr of N\ i
Mount 1 ft »».
^ i‘ tt minis —
Norfolk <
<» * ford it ml
’ 'rnieh field.
tlfrlilrj .
— U. t* S.-oU.
I' Ur* *n
Kl-I.H. k,
-d \\ t-s»t Nor Mik
'd. JiMiLm
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• .Vlfc Vf V.
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I'trlxtilon—N '
{• Spo* 'iii r.
nl nail Him Nvennc—
V. Smart.
and rimur’i
t«*r Oi l—J. T Hr* T
*-»ii;hf!eld— r i;. H.(t
‘‘outhamiiiiiii—l' iJ.cCra wh-v
> t*iiI ti N ori.. x—-A. ‘ V .Kir ! .
v»»fVolk—•< ‘ leFad* n.
U link*j sill*- ariii komerton—J
An r i nc\
\N linKor—A , W'hitmoiv.
W. M.
If \ 1*1* 4 V Not K !H* I HK I .
Prewld i«
l!rlfcnn> —
luafcl 'In'
i.n-t M
S'uHt York —
(»lotift’i*! r r
<Mum cm1 cr !
IlrnlliMi 111 —
I Irin!tn «v 'i»
Klnr; 4, or
King 1
M at thru m—
’Vliiltlli'sci —
M'»««i omv—
Law ."in . . .
North Mm
HK-hiuonrl
> I'rt-Ulrtf!!
I il wuna—'
\\ c.mI ! no
Ider. \N . f.
Fa y lor.
HltitK*!.
-J. A Winn
.—c. H. Fielding:.
.! Wl'liamn.
Hates*, Jr.
W. Sawyer
al— J. W. Hi .list on.
T. limit ten.
V. I Kill,
— K. O. Jam
n—C H. Kidd.
_l. I* l nKble.
1.. War*
J. Phaut-.
1*1. Hobday,
l>o supplied by
T. G.
, Tn bn HUpol ' '
nil— St arko Jett.
—11 Ii. Smith.
Hus by.
r—\ N. I a vvis
1.
V.rtsf ni »j: * lu v>
N\e*.t |* tini—'
N\ e*tin *rt l.itia
NN hlli'ls * -•
W . < >K d
H. FtnTleston.
— IK K. Hudson.
D. Hosier,
rhfttn.
n.
Colb’e-n :
fJamiirM.
I! k * • ,- •* : •
KtJlIilli-. :
tin :r .< * t
ola -bal!'
to HhJab
Is |»K .-pt
i)**t. U
Ti mb* n
the f Hilo
as th
in point. The North
not fciven anything
■ tin ir oollt*k'» as A ir
- eii to ours, nor ir -
giving tuoro than
i>ur otirtferoncfs give
ton; ami y«*t Trinity
-s •Kaftdniph-Macrm Is
! is? Himpl.v I et a use
k of It rich patron* In
(ind h* n(>« it has tv. n o
out ns ftaiiilolph-Ma
x ..ao,p^t» a,* against our
Srhec is v’ ufit Be Endowed.
Ml Gus ■ odiasiy.es the point which
made again and again.
= must bt cm lowed U
i o vigorous life. Ttan
■■!»« .. • "* oris a half mil
endowment. ami the
i 'il* ge «huuId come for
'»* its endowin* nt to
The Cfdletjo has a good
a;i educational circle*
school #-ducati>r« us
this i-ourd •
that our . ;tr* C ;
u'Uph A? . *
ficilnre
frh nds of *
ward Mui I
thij limoiti1
reputation h.
among pu'oiic
standing for
men t|i h-*n*
among institi
As furftito*. <ti
to hold th* is
high entrance rerjulre
-11 y administered, and
hen* of higher learning
t ;:raddates who "ur*‘ able
• »wn in the professional
a$whooi» Vi itli Uii, gia.uua.tes of thu most
i
■
The I’i k Department is showing a greater variety
of Christmas good- than e\ei before. Frerh, ele; n
flock'- eiter service, plentv of time. '1 hose are
some of the reasons for early Christmas shopping.
A lev, n in lies spent in the Book Department to*
morrow will he well invested.
( ie i-f n ;.s l’i slit's, hundreds of new subjects, choice <1 for 5c.
< alendars- < op> right mot toes and pictures, special, at 10c.
Booklet -- r.,000 t'luisinms booklet, regular l()e values, choice
5c.
Seals ■ All sizes and styles. 5 and 10c packages.
Tap' - Per package 5 and 19c.
('h; a trims Boxes -Choice of 75 sizes, either holly or p linsettia
ft. Ie.'ie to 15c.
Tinsel Cord, per ball. 10c.
I'd - on Bed, green and holly, per boll 10c, 15c and 10c.
I’liisepatoui Piet unx, Another thousand clever subjects,
to-morrow, 10c.
Waste Basket - • \b ny extra values offered at 10c to 49c.
Postal A11 -.un - Photo Albums, Strap Books, a complete
showing from $.1.50 down to. 10c each.
Photograph Frames—All sixes, many are priced specially
at 15c, 20c ami 25c.
Book l acks All styles at reasonable prices. 53.50, $2.50,
$2.90. 51.50. $1.25 and'$1.00.
Painting Books for Children—Many new novelties, 10c, 19c,
2c and 39c.
Paper Dolls, in sets mid sheets, priced at 10c. 25c and 50c.
Ben Hur Illustrated play rs edition, $2.50 book, special $2.00
rOU have no time to loose.
Thanksgiving Itny is only one
week off. V\e can help you.
| Some very unusual values in every
(It partnent that will help you to celebrate
i, this holi-lay of Thanksgiving at a tittle
J i-out. livery requisite for personal wear
or household use cun be bought here at
prices that mean economy. There arc
hundreds of tliinifs you will need to
make Thanksgiving a pleasant and
memorable occasion.
We are ready to serve you
best and at a big saving.
Are You Thinking of
Christmas?
Those a ho start their Christmas
shopping early—uhn shop leisurely—
trill be iiliui to welcome Christmas.
They n ili not be tired from fatigue eon
trai led 'he few days just before Christmas.
But as happy and content, knowing that
all their shopping is over and ro me
over looked in gift selection.
We want you to come and look
now-, you are under no obligations
to buy. *
MILLER A RHOADS. B H1
Women’s
Tan Walking
Gloves,
85'
Th> -<■ are one of the most popu
lar Kiri Gloves f hi>> season for
-tree! wear iiunlo of heavy weight
cape stock, in three ahaHoe of Ian;
-pear point hack, out ream, sewn
with one tTasp at wrist, a very
-crviceable street glove for
'
$1 and $1.25 Novelty Suitings,
52 Inches Wide, Special, 9
These rough novelty weaves are very fashionable for rout suits ’h •
season, very easily tailored—full 5- inches wide, iri such popular
shades as brown, navy, garnet, wisteria, grey and green, November *ta
sale price. . .. lu
50c Rough Suitings for 39c.
Duttons of distinct styles in diagonal stripes, mixtures and solid col.a-.
There's something to 1st considered here besides savings, though the latter
is worth while, and that is the beautiful quality of these fabric.; they nr.
excellent values, suitable for house dresses or suits, in all the fashioliabl.
and most popular shades, regular 50c goods; special November *al. QQ
price . . .. ....... OJC
i
85c Faille Messalines, 69c Yard.
These Rich, Lustr ous Silks are lit inches wide, very popular for making
evening costumes, theta* can bo had in both street and evening shade,
such as, light blue, pink, tiile. cream; white, navy, brown, grey, old rose,
green, wisteria, smoke and black
All Pure Silk Messalines, Special for 49c a Yard.
Id inches wide, with a beautiful rich luster, in all the p< ; uh r and in
Wanted shades, for thif sale; special. . . .. . . »/C
u
famous I < v* r in«titutio!’>» T«» o<>n
tinur t * • •• this hl;-ih grade of v,«>rk
:*.s t-julow m» jit. should bv imr^isv:} fo>
v..ime in th*- but* future.
"What Js Haiti \vith p gard to the en
dowment of liandolph-MiU«»u t'dlege
to all our '.aatltutionj*. second*
ary and collegiate. < nir people ran do
u t renter a-i'Vii'f with their inerea.'i
inj? wealth than to endow these Insti
tutions ami put th, ir perns.mem sue
e sr beyond ..■ il qucslion '
lilllllll- \pi»<>illtPll.
H, ,mls and spinning iiunmitt' for
th, in-Ki four > oars ttvr* announced
us. folio v, s’:
joint I'o.ira of 1 inan. o~ S. C. Hat
n* r, H. ,i t i. ’ ,r ci. }■• t•oiner. K.
Hlankensh.ip, W. A. S Ciunrad, 8. tib
I i . Uiam \V II. Atwill, W. I'. Gresu.
W. <}. Starr, 1'. K MvSparran, J. 1‘.
I. raiuh. J. i . HAiows. H > >. IJadon,
I;. C. i'ross. .1. .V Cm to, VT. nl, Tal
l!..t J. C. Mavis, la,- Hr ill, W U.
\ i. ur, J \V. Whs ut. '
Hoard ot Missions--K. 11 flaw Imps.
II H. Smith. C. Is. Blankenship. 11. H.
Bennett, J. t . Jt • 1. J. it. Winn, T.
ilro-n, S. 1‘. Join s. (}. i'. Maun. lira, c
I ;1ynis W. I’, lviy, H. fi. Harrow. 11, (•.
Korns. \V H. Vincent. Ogorge K. Hook
r, \v. W Retail. 1! t'. Units. VU1
r sparklin. v K. Keilam. I. J. He
lp
Hoard of F.duraLinn G F. Greene,
\v. H. Warn. t!. Kills. <■ R. Janus,
juntos Cannon, J. \Y. Houliitn. J. T.
ilosman, H. K. Johnson, T. 1 v-t .•-,
I*. M. llank, H. B. HlaevweU. J. \V G
Mavis. !•. T. \V< «*. \V. W .smith. • k I*.
Adams, C. G. Kvuns, Mi- W - 1 ■ Mrs'-* -
rv J. «\ Marker, G. 1. Stevens, J* 1',.
Tankard.
.-iinday School Board—-J. ■“> 1-a
tharn, W. T. Williams, c. IZ. i’li nsunts.
W. A. I V oper, J. I'. Join s. T. A. Jolt,
W. T. Martin. K. I1’. ShoflAy. J. i >.
Moss, T. G. Kdwards. \V. T. Williams,
H. M. Mas* v, G. W Wray. M. Hardy,
H. S. Kniory, Id. (1. Mo. h-y, R. T.
Hartley. J. B. Story, J. tv. Gran ly,
W. Id. Hearn.
Bp worth la'ayue Hf.rtrd—J. H. Moss,
S. Jett, \V l.oftwirh. C. 11. Wil
liams, Id. 11. Howell, 11. \\ . Mavis. It.
H Marks. W. A .smart. C. »>. Tuttle,
J. W. stiff. M. A. I'ampin 11. W. II.
Stoakee t* M. Hatt**-, T. S. \V. ’t, U.
Id. Hlaekwell. C. T. Wammiu-k, H. U.
i' . r. Charles S.ver. J. W. Idunmi, F.
i. . Hines.
Uilile Board--ix. T. H. rr. st'-r. H. B.
1 .inks. A. B. Franklin, W. T. A.
ilaynrfi. T. J. Taylor, 11. H. Husoy,
J id. Stuia'ls. G. H. Bambeih, W. 11.
I Vitos. Sr., J. M. Gre,ne.
Hoard of Chur h Kxtinslon—A. C.
Herryman. I,. J. Phaiip, J. . Bledsoe,
J. Id. Hearn, W H. Jolt. W J. Young,
X. IJ. Kouahee, G. 11. M- l'nl n. 11. 1.
| layle, W. J. Twillo>. i W. H.trdv.lok.
J. W. MInter, (V Ini!,i s. J M. H. it'
j. din. 11. M. Whip . J. T. Gatlin. It. ‘ 1.
(i Kennan. (.' W Stool, T. J. Barham,
A. W. Short
Grand Total for Missions.
The hoard ol min'd ms reported that
the grand total raised from all amines
for tniasl ma a .rs remit <3 $12(1,lui.
On motion of Roy. Hr. Gannon, the
hoard of education Just elected tv ns
made the "hoard of alr<"-tora "f the
Methodist (episcopal Church, South.
II imi |uirated."
Wililnm Ar- her Wrhtht, grand«on
of the late Rev. Muter Archer Motor
son, of the Virginia Conference, was
recommended and admitted on, trial.
It is undrstnod that he will lie ap
pointed to educational work.
Th report of tin- eonferono, Pin
readi r showed the following: work un
dertaken mid prosecuted, though not
oomphted
Krdoumont and eoiiipmunt of
.Soo.-hotv Mniverslty...fjn.oOO
HutUltng of i hurc h in Japan.. 22.000
Grnnhery College. Hrazll .... 15,000
Ti" friiiie si hold. Korea. lO.iiOO
and eleven other speoialw of minor Jm
portanoe
GOVl llt.VOIt M'l'tK r\G
IX W MJRUN COI NTV
Governor Mann is spending thtj.day
at Riverton, in Warren 'oonty, where
h' wijl deliver an address on the agri
i ultnral and edueatldnal devalopment
ol Virginia. Thursday the governor
will apeak in Harriaonburg.
SLEW'S ELEM
)U!!STi ii.. \'A . November ! »».—
With we railing of a meeting of the
•Ninth mstrivt I lentorruuc ceimnut*■■
£*•»• November -'i, at I’uia at by Chuir
niHU Ht. t httr. it now p us tn mgli
u.ere ituy t i ,, i. njiUat me.- . .. Henry
C. Sdourl against tni' eici tlon of Hits
com i•*n111. the Kepublican, tvh t, on
iho I hi t i : t- . t ion cay returns re
* ho' i u mu, rtty of - i vott a ui t r
toe ltemotrutic n tint net-.
•Mr. St. Clair's a- tt..n was taken
after a public letter had t>*-« ti (-• ■• ii
i.t In Uoam.ke by Mr. Stuart. The
chairman in his tall f'.r the mrnuij
ur.:ctt every tm-mlier of the committee
and nl! the >!>• oil district commit*
P. .rueii to attend.
Mr. Stuart stilted iit his letter tlu.it
h<- had been In ft me i1 t ii.it in guluri
1 lies tousled In the c.ccthui and nolle
In- was not prepared t ■ mai<e any
; nt :• I : fattens Jl SJ;! 11 d/Hu It. II.
1“. t i.uillilati or party, ho wb.lo .1 tie
, tmltiM to mt estygate and he
' would aldrte by ,ta >1*• isioll.
stnari's Ixlter.
Mr Stuart s letter follows.
"To tin Democrats of the Ninth \ ir
ginift District
"A 1 oruing to till1 fare nt the re
ti rn.« Mr. 1' Has ..in Slump, the Kr
puhllcan ni min* e. has Iw-eit elected
to congress firm our district hy a.
majority of 217. The definite figures
of tie result will he known from the
State hoard of eon. usser*. wnicn
metts on the I a . my-eighth day 'd
Not emher, at Klohtnond. The duty
• f this hoard is confined to ca mpiling
and reporting the figures from the
various counties and Issuing a certio
rate accordingly.
“It must he recognized as a funda
mental principle, that no man can be
1 In ted to any offh e unless he has re -
colted the v< tea of n majority of tin
legal tv qualified voters participating
ii the election.
“If I was convinced that Mr. fflrmy
: had rcelved sio’h a nin.b ritv, 1 wnuld
: accept choerfu’ y the figure* rth re
portni, well satisfied with the work
of thi' T'emooratl party In redo in
a ma.!1 r'.iy ■ f f 101 hy ^ out n.sfto
and looking forward confidently to
future vo r ries. local and general for
the party In the diet'd t. It has hern
brourht to mv notice, however, on
1 video -e so strong as to d< man ! sr
rh.os aUenttmi, that many illegal
votes were carl nu$ counted for Mr,
Sleinp. I fi el that In justice to the
party and people wfio have done me
the honor to make mo their stand
ard-hearer, I must ask a full investi
gation of this election, with the pitr
eo-ie of arriving at an honest result
Tht ref. re, 1 shall ri fer the matter to
the Democratic district committee,
the lawfully constituted authority ot
the party, that It may consider such
evidence as may he submitted. 1
shall then hold myself subject to tin
a-ivlce and Instructions of this com
mittee, I n the question of whether
or not to make a formal contest for
tie- seat before the Hou^e of Jtepre
sepi Mves.
■ Meanwhile. 1 ask all loyal Demo
1 rats arid alt my supporters to await
patiently the notion and decision of.
the party authorities. X feel that 1
can say for the commltalon. as tor
myself, that there is is no purposi
to take advantage of any technicality
or take action, except suoH as mat
h. necessary to make sure, ns neurit
hk p' sslble. that the district shall be
n tinnted be the man reeiving the
majority of the legal votes east. 1
have acted on this principle steadily,
whether friend lor foe suffered by its
application, .ana 1 command It espe- ,
daily to those, of my opponent* who j
have clamored so toudly for purity
ill (ddethWls.
"HowevV’, such an investigation.
rimy locate election frauds, If any
have been uommittod, utid Identify
1 those guilty of then)# tu Mparats
... . . '■ e' ,1 . \vv .■■.ftj'r. y. y.. ,
these w It. spf.l ! ■(' le nest
elections I rent those wit-, tit! U l '
them, hut really vondi run •. ■ t i l
wren* doing w they auppoe. to.ha .•
I con committed against thentfelvo.
i tak<- th!.-*.opportunity tit • ■ kt• r* — »
again nn thfutcs fur t ii. - get-ci, <
and loyal *uppurt *iwn me t (I
people ot iIt district, 1" entorr.-it ' • i
my fi'liov. -1 >, mocra;on the ! ■
some showing *!:«;■ made ..t. i “ft *
wonderful n tory achieved »*;• t
pricy In the n'tmiry. #rrl t rge it,
whatever the ultimate result of x
recent election In oar «). irWt,
mtiiila'a: out orx inisatioti and
forward with confidence to h «.■• ' ■
plvte victory two ears ivve."
Committee Called t ogether.
P K St. Clair. < htsiem iin of the
Ninth district I lemorrnUe cmnnntU
to-nlghl it "j' • i a notice. idling a
mesttng of tl>, llent... rue - . onniite-o
to lie held »t Pulaski * ' t "it No cm
lit r All meml ets ot the commit
tee are urged to atbrid. also a|| •••;•■ -
rial senatorial district i;otnmi'tioni• «.
( II Mil I It** Wit t IMM.l v
(Sv| t .I» ;iY < ii'l llls-ll i ;
ll'.Utl'
■ f rhnr
rp rath a
Be; ie> ilee.illy
ters Wd dtii ed.iy tit
Commits!' n authorized i h.i tri -
amendment* to tin article* ef iit<<
t."ration "I two Virginia com pant
th. < II I i'ljT-t V i !nt; as to; jO'iVf;
Piedmont liett’ly Corporation.
Stantirdmillc. Vh Jnrorj
Morris 1* I'trown. proirt, in
I ;r, >tvji. viee-presidi tit.
Brown, Kccrrtary; Mortis
treasurer, all of Brooklyn
•f
rater* -
mu. ,r.
Kina \V.
11. Brow • .
.. ... ..„... N. Y. dtp).
till stork — Maximum, $10,000; mini
mum. I Id, 00(1. til'oils and purpose's
— iteal estate business.
Pro.tdonce Forge | i.tiing nml Hunt
ing: Club. Inc., of Richmond. V«i. In
■ orporutof* Waller S. "It. president
J. .1. Matt cm, vie-president; K. I;.
Rafferty. set rotary and treasurer; John
A. K.tmb, .1 M Hossil ss. K. M. Har
dy. J. A. Kyrcnian, W. A. Cushy, all
of Richmond. Va. Capital stock -
Maximum. $21,001'; ntinlinutu, $6,U0,>
Objects ami purposes—--Fishing at I
hunting club and operate a grist nn.I.
Kane * Kim; Company. Inc.. < «
Rlt hrnond. Vs. Incorporators-—!;.
1 .eslte Powell, president; K. S. Powell,
ft 1".-presideait: I,. K. King, secrotary;
J. W. Kane, treasurer, all of Rich
rnottd. Va. Capital ■ k -Maximum,
$10,t)U0; minimum, $ 5,000. < >bjcc ;s
atid purposes-—Clothing business.
S K. Bishop Shim Company, Inc
of Richmond, Va Incorporators -s.
K. Hi: hop. president; H. I.ec Bishop,
secretary and treason r; A. 15. Turpin,
J. <; Hoehllng, all of Richmond. Cupl
tal crock.Maximum. Ito.ooO; mini
tnum. $1,000. Object.* and purposes
Shoe business.
bruit Browers' Telephone Corpora
tion. ot I’nap'd Mill, Va. Incorpora
tors——J. T. Henry, president: ,i. it.
Willett, vice-president; 15. C. Wert*,
secretary and treasurer, ail of Poage’*
Mill, Va. Capital stock -Maximum.
$5,000; minimum, $700. objects ami
purposes Opcrat. a telephone line.
The Amherst County Fair Associa
tion, inc.. of A info ret. V.e, Incorpora
torr S. R. Harding. president, Am
herst. Va,; Hr. \V. K. Walker, vice,
president. Kwe.-j Rriaf, Va.; K. t.
Chappelte, seeiet'iry, Amherst. Va.
Capital stock —.Maximum, $5,000;
minimum. $1,000. Ohje'ts and p^
poses—Conduct an agricultural f*n».
.K A. (Jrasberger Manufacturing
Corpotation, <f Richmond. Va.. In.
i orpora11'cs J, A. *. 1 rasberger. presi
dent; K. J’. Foote, vice-president; A.
AV. Foote and John It. Welsh, all o'
Richmond, Va. Capital stock—Maxi
mum, $00.duo; minimum, $60,000
Objects and purposes -.Manufacture
am! sell automobiles, wagons, burgh,
and flying machine'.
An amendment was h rued to chnr.
ter of the Rank of Shenandoah, In.,
of Shenandoah. Vo , decreasing capital
stock fr. e- '■ ' 'o to $10,000, Par
value. $100 to $10.
An ametjiiii «... ..«« issued to char
ter of the Idea! Poultry Farm, Inc.,
of Danvitie. Va., increasing capital'
stock from 111,500 ttr 136.000. Mint
tn i (Vs i t X i111 12 *9 f. it ik It.. — . , .
muhi, $500 to $2,500. Par'value, $|«
tdecreasing) to fl. jtiulkrging pot
ot corporation.

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