The Richmond Virginian., December 14, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Page FOUR, Image 4

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ODE OF BAPTISM
USES 0 5110
PRESBYTERIANS FINALLY RE
JCCT IDEA OF SUBSTITUTING
IMMERSION FOR SPRINK
' ' LING
PITTSBVRi; lx. H - .\ -m
to •ubMltuto Inirnhrat•
the uprln'KlIn* method now . ;n|>loyi ■
by the Presbyterian Church in tht
Cnlltd Static ivhs approved ui th« re
port c! the committee f> th Pittaburr
Pwibytery Tu».-»ia'. hut. after a heated
itltetmlen. ihi Id a v ns turned dun
% The Iti v Dr, i>. Rebuff of tin
Western Thmli»sti‘ al Sentlnurv. «-It.i: r ■
tratt >f th .. hills
^ overtures. reported tin r*, m ‘ ■ , I ■
Uon that th. .r.I* "M ' •
pourlmr lx- utri ► u fr< .a Ilf ■ i
l)i»elp!ine and th- word ’■aft -r.
aubatltntrd. In Schott pointed ■ t
that tf;< word ■■ I'liv- v. mvu th*
Urt- k. r.fi’-.ins ‘ t’j put endei
Haiti that e\ui In (hr- . ■ "hire tl"
Baptists had ' I'dl.-wlny ml tht
question was net i i. If. o , till . n ur* h - r
acre*d <••• ' - ...
The K* t. I '• U. 1- M llv.. . f.■■■«!••
of the Third l‘r> si ' '• r ■ ■ church. ( ■
tinned s! ; ulTf I action m “ • itn
fertar‘ a matter mid dr, lured that un
der the |'M - • air,.’ «e*n« -inn n ’ "
. had tin frit il. m -t • ,-.t a-rsem He
add d tl at milt ••*'* frunher cv.-t c.\
jiremm! ’ 'll a so t" ! (> ]. i ’ >1 it
*,va* followed with debate ef the
tlWtl that ' yf heat”'. 'll, III v
John H ' ! 11 art t« ■" th. SI. . H V •
wur churth. said. *'l "’and ■ - t miti
could net It, r . f th,
Trinlt'. . In leaw tl ■ • l.ur»'.
Iim The r, . c. s Tft “-.cy. »ted
that Ih a dei re,I th.. r
ch«ti«W should he mi• n .,. . Vat i ;M of
health and ; ■ ’ ‘ • t ■ 5' ;']-■■
Church." Other, point. e • the V
pen*** e1* iris' HI >: bapl'trv. ( ■■■ in
the thnt -h“s T i he i v !; ally
defeated 11> ,1 Jil'Ce te.a Tl’
The mevnn t alfhomKt ... ’ •
was r<-«rar • ! .* ”rf r ’ -, • fr- the
t’ai-t thet th. Prerh-yt. rta' !' r
tcr* ttr* in I’iit*i 1
KW.T2ERS ASSEMBLE
IN ANNUAL REUNION
WKvnoit- or ii.vri i Hv <; m iii k
AROCM* IlsTIVI l$o\HI> M
Mr 111*11 V* lloll I
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• More than 200 nun < mh'.i red
around the 'amin-t 'wunl .1 Mur
phy's hotel Tuesday night, w h> n sur
vivors of the Richmond How itners
uMi-mhlt .1 for th- thirty -tilth tun. ni
annual reunion.
Judge Georg. !. Christian acted
n» toastmaster. and among the
speakers were Attorney-Genera! Wil
liams. Lieutenant'Uovcrnor K!ly»u*n.
Captain Wll|i«m M, Myers, form' 1
1 Jotilonant William A Barrett Or.
J. R. Gllder*le< vi find Re . Oeorgi
W. McDaniel.
In the 1 our.~ <■ lor talk t'aptoin
Myers gtki’il all members .it the bat
tery to wear the 1 "unfed rub- irruv t,s
a. distinctive uniform mn1 w*i!l>
there n u* no mmiri on hand a ith
which to buy th' additional umTermi*,
he hoped the ll<ot itsers' A 'oelution
would take the matter up
Those present Were II. I ee l.nr
mine. \V. K. Word, lid ward A lv«
George Oilmen, Jr . c A Motth y II
O. Carter, I it Franklin .1 M
Fourijurean. T. c- Mom 11< W f
Oretter. II T. Fwmr W 1;. I tin, T.
J. Macon- J T;n tor Klty-son, >• 11
Hawes, I >r. J It Gilderslt-ee. I' r
Wln*<>, h II. Itov. mini, ,l> S Met 'nr*
thy, Georg" w M cl la Hi ■ | D | > , ,|
A. Griggs. Georg.- I.. Christian. H..r*r
««•! W. Williams S. s i* Putt.--.i
J. P. Kllett. I a el Wat *1 Gt.v, W II, M. -
earthy, J. G. Tinsi.. J T. Jones, ,r,
il, Williams, Jr., .1 T. <;i ;■ l., .1
‘Mother, T. T. Mufo, it <; I tarn. > Jn
Uan McCarthy , 1’ Ik I■>>rt, r D >>
Davis, W. A. Barrett, it h t rump
8. H. Atkins. I' W \laenn. (borge
A. Jones, R. 11. Cottrell. Ht.'.rtr, I Mae*.,
J. 8. Mosh'-r, I". I’. rour<tnr< an, 1
H, liubank, A. G. Wortham, J’, r
Bell; J. r. Wap- >n, ),, .1 '1 imiit i Ink. ,
W. Ik Daniel. Ik I„ Adams, lb W
Starke, C. <; I tosher. Il Lorraine. 'I
II. Starke W. Jenkins, I.. Wil
son Phillips. Jr. J. W Myers, I" A
Arnsirn. II. W Wilson, Captain W M
U)tis and the hart try
SALES MADE OF
COLONIAL ESTATES
TWO I.ARGK TRACTS |\ spOT
BUAAM V CHAVf.i: If Wits
At FAIR PRIC KS,
ISpeelal to The ItlrhtnoMi Virginian.,
8POTSYLVAVIA. VA. 1 <*. M.._
Halee of real etrtat* in Spotsylvania
county continue active, not withstand
i For
Cold*,
Croup
and
Pneumonia
Ailments that are Sudden and Dangerous at this
Time of the Year, Use
VICKSSrslSALVE
•■Good for Every Member of the Family.”
[t n a positive core f* >r colds in the head or chest, ana
w ill conquer the worst case of spasmodic croup in fifteen
minutes. It will prevent l’neumonia brought on by neg
lected colds, and break it up it taken in the earliest stages.
J' < extremely wful in nil bronchial and lung; troubles, because
it gives instantaneous relief, breaking up the congestion and re
lieving the Inflammation.
It vrorks quicker than intern: 1 medication, liniments or poul
tices arid does not sffeit the stomach. Doctors and nurses recom
mend its us*. As a household remedy it has no equal.
A’vravs have a liberal supply on hand. At drug stores generally.
If yut don't find It, send us your order, men
ti using your druggist's name.
25c 50c $1.00
"ll't economica! to iuy the dollar tire”
VICK'S FAMILY REMEDIES CO, Grw».lwro, N.C
fig winP r - *i*-g paralyzes ail «■ iw * *
tr.1.1- SpJing K'»r»-«r farm. on*
?' th* **M < ‘**;onfai home: in 11»ih
• " if.?" ami th* horn- n th Crutch*
fields m Hum days. contain
lug nh*oit 7 iu r * • . wav* Hold M"?i*
d.. v |.» Mr l» I* NVttkei* ' . ■, r*nn
-..v.ifd.a te fh« h"lr.- ot th hit. 'IV
J. (' *i*v *• f * i '1 n.itoii
River la nd, another lai«- <Ktat*
0 I u-s am h lying on th* \ *rth Anna
river, iurni«'i i. tin hotm ot th* T
1* t » l*nt ft < <• tit!> own d 1-. th* M i
grod* r> or A11 •• -marie. wan sold a l* a
da>H HHi-t to Mi. I* S KHfk'-e, o|
IN nn*> Ivaiiia, t*>r > 1Oun
NV \\ l.ond 'n,' another * . hmfal
hom* and fortiori.? own* *1 h. th*
Stuart* family of Revolutionary hi.**
t• ■ r>. and containing L’V * itr*i ♦**- ha
1 ■«- *j 11 h* Id f*> Mrs. K1 i'/.a I >* t h Wak*
1* •. of I** nrih> 1\ania. tor * non. Th*
Mii''F at'ov* mentioned v * r. mad*
through thr !’♦ tlit Real Rotate Ag* n* :
*•1 i'r* *i*-rl« kshurt'.
rrin bird:* and * tin j uam nr*
starving in this* Portion be*au** .*1
th* * 11*»w w hi* h Htill ling* tx and ful
ly cov. r» thr* earth to th* d* pth of
m v* r.'t! irudn *. 'Hi* gam** warden*
and sportsmen’* ..s.-o* lation • *u th.
Htat*: ought t* appeal t<< tin mvn*>n
oi land? to f* (1 there starving ■ na
ture*.
Form* r .?n*ig* Robert i . Waller
who has he. n appoint'd b\ th* Mir
i cult Court a number of th.- Sp*»tpyl
vanln i*yj 1»M< nthhol electoral hoar*
, fju&lHP'd t” day before T. A Harris
• I* rk « th* < ireuU * 'uort.
BUILD NEW CHURCH
ON CHELSEA HILl
< ON I'll \< I \M \KIM l> |’Olt II \M>.
so.M I s*|*H l < Vt HI —I'll I I IA
\\ I IM»I \ .—OTIIIiR » \lll
MOl NT m:m
\ pr« U\ •. • tiding « * r. 111 * * j j t*"'i:
pin*. Monday • venlng. H* re?uber 1 'J
it >■ o'clock, in th* parlors . th*
iMit mount A \ * ini - Method’-* par.-**n*
a-' wlu-n Mi-- U* t« i J Mr*** Irwell
and rt 5,. 'inuu’* i*. both •»!' Hp
fits , w. r* married b\ rh* it* d. T.
S* w *11. The miirria*.- vh? *i'.:.’t, hut
y * ry j.*r* t i \. Th* ; oung .»!, v ill
live in Richmond
It* v !>r. .f.am*H (‘annon oerupi* d
th* pulpit «»f the Mainn.-unt A\*tiue
M*-thndi»t rhtiP’h miiiu-in ni.'i ,i,,i/.
) n-romber 11, and whs huard l*v a
lino eongrogalion. His s- niH'ii from
th** t* \t. l pra' not Thou fl .,»ii*ist
tak* thorn *uf -u the world, hut that
Th**u sh'-uhist k* ep tham from th*
• \ll,” was profound arid hrautl.iil. .(
simplf ami plaelieae
Tho official hoard *»f the 1’nirmount
A’ * run M*th*»«pst churtdi haw award*
• d t*» Mr. <\ W f‘**Iiar*J. of this ell;,,
tin- contract for the erection of th**
in\c Method!*? church building on
» helsea lid), h huhurl) of Richmond
\ very nourishing mission Sun*lu>
Hcho-d is being conducted itt that pirn ,
• * th* J.‘* .. M. S PhcttcplBcc and
Mr «‘hurt*-* u Mi van**. . Th»* new
building will be up-to-date irj *\*r\
respect, and will Bivc that rnttBrciTH*
tb*n a Ini' i liur. h homo.
The . hur.-ln-a of this part of tin
i il> -ii" busily preparing for thiir
Hundav ; hool Christmas entertatn
mmit.-. llo MtnuU1 Hillard, assisted
to "tin r hollos of the Methodist
i liurrh, is our.-fully training tin- ohil
iron oi that Snndof school for th.tr
i ntortHlnint nt. which will tnko pta.u
..irly In tin Christmas wool;.
Mr. c. \Y. Millard mol wifi . ..f jonn
I'nlrmnurit avcum-, lift Mondaj, Ik -
''■niloi ! lor I Milas, T. x . win. ro
they will spend tlo hollditfs with Mr.
Millard's brother.
• h i m i iix \m: i ij-.rn it
MV MTIilttin sihiitv
‘ HA KM liTMMI.l.K, VA . I ic. . I i.
Idle following ' III- i-i.i for th. sec
ontl l rin havo hi .-n oU-otoil by tlo
Washington l.itorm . Moiety of tho
I nlvorsltx of Virginia. lawis Tyree,
oi f all in, president. \\ I' Mister,
of franklin, I.m., tic -president: \V.
K. Jarnii* oi i ii-i-an View, f ><■!., s"I --
n tun : Ktlmund Kin! Mabry, of <>ak
i lro\, , If y., n porter
It Is annouK.-. (I that tlo- Southern
oratorical oontn-1 will hold at the
I'nicr-Hv ol VirKinia arly in th<*
'print;: also tin debate hotW'i-n tin*
1'nw.rsit;, of .North Carolina and the
litivi rrity of Virginia. Tin Stab
oriili.runl oontoct' will ho hold al
■ Itandolph-Maron College at Ashland.
1 NSIdiilll « mill U IHS
\"lx KlJt MMOircTION
ilHKKNSlHlUi i. . V. (.. Dir, IK —
Kus. i ui",i i roditors oi ih>. Craggy
! Moiinlahi I.ntnlior Company on yos
I- rdn.\ appeared In tholr attorneys in
th. i-Vderal (hum f». r th- purpose
of taking sti p* io prevent tin- sale
"i th' a si is of Ho oonipaii... Tho
ritnaiion o • rns i.. be that If tho
phi nt U op.-imt. ill- a ro. "it or nn
! dof Iho dll . ti-oi . th.. 1 this,.
, on dltnrs ma o t tlo ir mutiny, hut
h ilo prop, r., i. . "|,| now only tin
“ i iir>-d creditors will ho paid. Tho
proporty Involved represents nearly
i half million of dollars iH v.ilm .
Mirth r i-ik u in. in will h. hard hy
Judge If", i on January K
Mooli I. i lii.i'ii l oll
i mi i n «rm> .it im.i:.
If.lsMl.WTi >N. I'f" 1 I To I’real
io,a w-1x iiirii Tin --day in appoint t.t
'' .1" t . of .sp.,u,no a- I'nttod State
.hide.- 1" pliii-. . f Judge V Idtson. lie
prom-m 111 v ■ I ’u I nio tor i It* pn hi loan '.
"f Mil: tilloton, had , Imo.- talk with
t hr I'roxl'ioiP riyardlnir (he mator
.1 AMI s s, flow \HI> Mil s
VI Ml ;M< »ltl \l, IlOSl’IT \I.
Julios S. Howard. £3 >a r / old, di"d
early iiasdii" morning at Mornorlnl
hospital ,.f heart lr"tjldc aggravated
l'v nth’i- ailment*. }|o was a olork
Iti tlo- National Parking Compare's
plant I . re, ' Ilia n-mnlns wot- -hip
p'd t-i hi-.- old h"nu in Danville f■ • i
: burial.
Customs Itooolpts Hoh\>.
Collector Arnold n-ports th. . -is
toms ooliooti d for iho month to bo
unusually ll-av; . *2",000 having hf oil
collected for- th*> first ton days of
1 a-comhi I. The gr.-ut-r part of Un
duly was Imposed mi burlap, which
was Imported b. hnn! firms. though
tips from tii-rmsti; played an Impor
taut part in tho total
INTENSE FEELING
MSI LUPTON
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HEAD OF "GIFT OF TONGUES'’
CULT MAY FEEL LASH OF
OUTRAGED LAW.
j A1.1JA.NVK, O., Dec. " 4.—Public
• ling has 1 .fii aroused to an Intense
Hit'll li'-ri' lit tlm eonleseion of Apos
t' I. tl I.union, founder and head of
ili* din of Tongues i ult. In which ho
in* Anas Mum • Corlette, of Cleve* i
i luiul. iis tem-graph* r and usslaliinf, ns
: his iiiirtnur in guilt.
1iit.'intf citizens io-tlay declare that
utiles* tli.* major ut once K • ft hut hut •
in tin . use they tvili appeal to County
I'ros* * odor Kiri.* hiiuin, of t’anton. dc
’niuioms- th'it (.>11>t.111 ho arrested on
• 11■ ir*■ - s of vloii'tiiii* throo diiterent
criminal statutes. admitted hy his
own i*.iiifi sslon.
VVHuiin c. • i r I * 11 ..! ('leveland, hro-;
111 r ut 111* Klrl. Iss-u d n statement to- •
iluy. In tvhlcli tic i iiinitlj scored I.up
: ton, ill- said:
"Mt sister lei hum*' threo years
i*-'" t" lirojiure to h. n foreign mission
ary '•> stinlying nt ill*' si hool mar Al-l
'"* I' *r years r only thonht'lias
h*"i a religion. . wnntei) t*. teach
* i*i is" utility In s , lot Hun country
.1 till a** vent to I.u|>t>>n's missionary
* n *ol, where she edged sh" could ai t
(fan| jii'ii ovutloii. sho, of course, earn"!
in almost dally i uim-t with l.upton. j
lie Is ;i man whom 1 disliked amt dls
trusti"* lfi.ni the moment I first met
' him. I ree< gniz. that he was a man
"f nuii'li personal rrigneUsui, hut he i
•truck no* at one. ■ wholly insincere,
; although hi* is ,i . nt of culture and
| tun presence. ,
I "1. or my family. i.ui take no re
I venae upon this mu ■ von though we
■ lo feel that his iit'-siou Is wnolly i
IrisliR* r* lie is . utepisi , insane re
ligious fanatic, . word, who thinks j
lilmselt in ti.mch o in league with!
iioii. What could f do to him?
"My sist* r nevi i hellcveij In the so
i ailed ‘ililt oi Tei cio s? She did not !
put any credence in that or any other )
phase "f their pei i ,i- belief. She was '
simply sumying to tioeonp* a fnri uit
missionary, tike huuureo., ,,f othi r girls
with ambition to tea, l> tip' heathen and
study the Ittole."
l.upton has ahold forty supporters ini
this city and a s itti ring following;
o'er tin. entire world, lie has sent out j
*111 r1 than one hundred missionaries
in Hi*' lust two year-. Mamie < oriette |
i is on* ot tlie teachers in the mission
,*.*■ ia.id as well as private secretary to
l.upton. S*hc I: ' been h*Te three,
years, and before that time taught in
< levi land public amis. Her mother,
a widow, and si. t* ■ live in Cleveland. I
Assemoiy me i,. * is- kept the story
secret for some ,w . . then it begun to
j leak out. Vestet'K .,* l.upton hearing
this, mad*' a sta**’ '-"l. which yvas sent |
i o* every one of his mllowera anti mis
sionaries in all jiarls ot the world. Iri '
i this statement l.upton gave thi Im
pression that his * oiigregatlon hud for- !
given all and retained him in his i o.M
tion as leadtr.
Recommends Retirement,
HI’ l'l' A1-0, X. Dec. 14.— R. K.
Krdman, elder of (I■*■ 'Welcome Mission
, here, to-day corroborated the news
from AIJIiinee, Ohio, that Levi Lupton.
apostle and head ■ f th< sect, known tie
tin i lift of Tongue*, had confessed to
* an Indist retlon
“The elder- or the Pentecostal move- |
inent, to wlm-ii our church belongs,’'
said (elder L'nluian. "hate conn to the
conclusion thki tho onl> punishment
that would lit Brother Lupton s act Is
to have hint r* ii“" from active work in
our church ’.ttui to life an upright life ,
in retln nieitt. lirother Lupton has op
portune t* ,i this, lor he has sent
many nils?) a,cries Into Africa, and
the,- - li.ite ■'ritten repeatedly to him !
i to go tio re Old work with them.
“Lupton b married man, hut has
no children. 1 do not know what his
future plan* a: but bis sin will not
affect the t.-Lir of our church in anj '
way.”
Officer* Arc Klocted.
■ Officers of th Capitol Building and
Loan ASSO' lot! 'll Were electoO for
ih" ensuing • ar ns follows Tuesday!
night: T’n.-idnt, Dr. J. II. Iltneh
rtutn: vie. -pr* -blent. J. 11. Fitzgerald,
secretary and treasurer, John H. I
Welsh; soli.-u r, H. M. Tyler. Trus
tees Joseph It. Welsh. Joseph
Ftumpf and Joseph J. Campoilonlro
Directors- Tic mas C. Diggs, J (i,
Fitzgerald. Jano s Hartley, Dr. J. 11
Mlnehman. J \ <Irasbcrger, M K'dl>.
Thomas J. S' . hy. William 1*. Snlli- ■
tan and J idi S, Wilson.
S - -
DWl fl.III IH HbbAH
MDKKIXCJ IX HKVfUCo!
'I here i- - rtaln chocolate-col-1
on I, under- z-d, chunky nlgg. r
-nooplng ar j the Bacon's Quarter
Branch dlrtr ■ t. who, if he knows
, what Is good lor him, will heat it
•bile tio- b,nog's good. The man'
Is what is known to the police ns
a daylight ) irghtr. and he has been
handling with his careless freedom
prop. rf. I*. • King to the residents,
of that neigh- rhood.
The home u Mr. Wyatt was in
tered and sir. In colrl kopeks re
IlVived. while ,. \eas tio* so
CHRISTMAS RUSH
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Gift Buying a Pleasure
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Choosing the holiday things in jewelry, watches, diamonds, silverware and cut
gla." is a positive pleasure here now
With stocks complete, varieties satisfying and salesmen at your >< n nc. you will
buy to great advantage.
But do not delay—the rush is ahead—terrible and disconcerting.
Solid Silver Teaspoons, regular $6.00 value, per set, $5.00.
The Handsomest and Heaviest Solid Silver Tea Sets, regular price $175.00,
at $150.00.
Quadruple Plated Silver Tea Sets at from $15 to $65.
See our Three-Piece Sets at $8.50 to $15.
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pitchers at from $5 to $10.
Cut Glass of every design and at very modest prices.
if
J. T. Allen & Company,
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Bear the Place in Mind, 14th and Main Sts.
v CAREFUL ATTENTION TO OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS.
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A Pre-Xmas Clearance
of Children’s Apparel
At Great Price Reductions.
K very thing for the little miss and baby is assembled here, including e\< ry ntw and prac
tical idea to be found in foreign and domestic lines. Whether looking for practical garments or
in search of novelties, Xmas shoppers will find -elections easy, and at price reductions that
shrewd buyers will appreciate.
Bearskin Coats, white, red and navy, sires 2 to li ® | *jrj■
\ ears, the most becoming Coat. at the s|*aial |>riee of, 1. t 0
$.1.00 Red and Blue Twilled Cloth Coat,
mImi Corduroy, 2 t>> fi yenn:, re- eip
limed to
$5.00 Blue, Rose and Tan Cloth Coats.
embroidered fronts, also t'upe *n <% q
('oat in blue rioth, reduced to w«/0
$7.08 Plain Black Caracul and Broad
cloth Braided Coat*, in tan, aa
brown, anil navy, reduced to wD.UU
$10.00 Imported Banket Weave Braided
Trimmed Coats, melon and ra
elertrir shade:*, reduced to vl,3|j
Imitation Pony Skin Coats, black with
fancy buttons, -itr 0 to !•» years; at* AA
special . OD.UU
$7.50 Reil Cheviot Coats, trimmed with
black braiding on collar, cuffs and
belt. sir* s S. Id and t'J vears. re- PP AA
duced to DD.UU
$10.00 Stylish bnftlish Mixture Coat,
trimmed in red, velvet collar and velvet
piping on cuffs and lapels, -izi s mm /*fk
10 in 11 years; special 3 I .DU
li
$1.50 and $1.08 Children’s Bonnets, of -ilk
velvet and felt, daintily trimmed in ribbons and QQ
flowers, sizes 14 to 17 yrsrs: special *JQC
Baby Caps of Plain and Embroidered Silk,
artistically trimmed with ribbons, ruchinn and |“A
lace: special . DUC j
Ch Idren’s Muff
and Scarf Sets
l The most practical pift
that one can think of for
a child would be one of these
Fur Sets. Specially priced.
Brown Coney Set, purse attached to
muff, set.
White and Brown Coney Set*, purse
attached to muff.
Squirrel and White Coney Sets,
also Grecian Chinchilla Sets
Isabella 'Possum Set, nice quality
skins; special.
$1.70
S1.9S
$2.48
$5.00
White Fur Baby Bonnets, trimmed with pink
or light blue sill, ribbon, n -ett '* mid forgot- Jft
me-nots to t-idc; special dfa,40
Rlack Velvet and Plush Bonnet*. *2.4* up.
Boys’ Plain White Fur Caps, $1.2*.
Children's Knockabout Rolling Brim Felt
Mats, colors, re i. brown m i gr< \ . spec- A O
ial 40C
51.25 Bearskin Hat. wit* gm-gt-tin rihlM>tt bands
to match, color* tan, 1.1 u-k d * l.i> spec- qq
ial OOC
Knitted Wool Toques, the usual 7fir kind, jo
colors, red, white ami him ; special *fOC
Children's Wool Drawer Legging, the kind
that keep the little one* warm, white only,
50c and .
Jersey and Broadcloth I.eonin*. 10 and l'J
buttons, colors white, red and black; spec
ial
$1.75 Children's Sweaters, the ail-wool kind, high
collar and pocket*, tv:ado up in s< hd color* and a
variety of charming combination* of whit",
red, brown and blue.Mies 2 to *> war- spec- aa
ial 51. UU
98<
$1.00
fnl Sri hi* attempt on Mr. W. J. Har
ris' residence, v here he u as chased
from his industrious labors after he
had only attached himself to a pair
of shoes.
The police of Henrico county are
on the lookout for any one taliving
to the above description, and tnr>
are in hope.* of apprehending him be
fore he has time to do further dam
ns''.
ORGAN .VXD SOXfi RECITAL
VT CIIVRC1I OF COVENANT
The following program will be
given at the organ and sung recital
ut the Church of the Covenant. Har
rison and Dark avenue, on Thurs
day evening. December 15. at S:le
o'clock. Mr. Haasett Hough will play:
Toccata und Fu'iue, by Hath: Reverie,
by Moszkowski; Romance In l* Flat,
by Lomaro; Avc Marla, by Ilenseit;
Flat Lux and In Par&dlsun, by 1m
bols; Funeral March and Song of
the Seraphs, by Gullmont; Chorus 'it
Angels, by Clark; Echo, by Tombelle,
Military Polonaise, by Chopin.
Mr. Pry an will sing "It Is Enough."
from Elijah.
Mr. Hill will sing "o Divine Re
deemer," by Gounod.
Mrs. Hetiuembourg will play a* a
violin solo "The Prize Song" (Meis
terslngcr), by Wagner.
Mr. Hryant and Mr. Hill will sing
nn arrangement of th” "Crucifix," by
Fau re.
SUFFOLK CAMPAIGN
DRAWS TO CLOSE
FtOTIl "WETS" VXD "DRVK” n.VVE
BEEN DIM*.ENT, BVT CONTEST
II VS NOT BEEN BETTER.
Special to Tin. Richmond Virginian.)
SUFFOLK, VA„ Doc. 14.—The rlos
ng days of the local option fight arc
iusy oner for both thu "wets" und
'dry*."
Since the beginning the campaign
las hoi n hard fought und both lac
iona seem confident of victory.
The anil-prohliiitlontsts have coi
ned their campaign to iiulet work,
irnost exclusively depending on their j
Itorature and personal Imlucnce to ,
arry the election,
A rmall pamphlet distributed by the ,
ommlticu In charge of the "wet"
nrcet, entitled "Church Temperance :
uitlcK," containing the views of Blah- i
p* Porter, Hall, Clark, Neely and |
ther widely known no n of eminence, i
icing their views in plain language 1
n the Issue, has been the subject j>t !
inch comment.
The next letter of this party will he
What Prohibition Has Dune for Buf
dk In the Last Twenty Months " The
ork of the antl-suloonlats. under the
I root Ion of the citizens' league, has
«en most active. Aside from the per
>nal work done, numerous outside
'e.tkerr have addressed the voters. !
Muss meetings have been held nl
ioet dally lit the various churches.
:id there forces seem untiring in their
Torts. c^Jon. Richard i’. Hobson was j
te last lecturer here, and with the j
tdrrss of the masterful Beaborn
'right, ol‘ Georgia, on Saturday sf- i
r
‘L. i 'Jr /. . ‘ . • «j-;,V ..i*
ternoon, the active campaign will
close.
Despit.- the hard and determine!
work of both hii!« s, the ivm|/.J,’n toss
not been bitter. and tt is estimated
that on th<* 19th the majority will he
much larger than In the prc\ lows «:•••••
, tlohs.
I SMALL BOY KILLS
1LS LI 1 iLl SISTER
: WAS PITYING WITH -UNLOAD.
ED” GUN WHEN WEAPON
WENT OFF WITH TKKHIIH.K.
results.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA„ De. U
The family of Conductor Len Hughes,
a passenger conductor on the W ash -
i Ington division of the Chesapeake and
j Ohio, is sadly bereaved. His seven
i year-old daughter. Ora, was aeddent
allv shot and Instantly killed late
I Tuesday afternoon by her brother.
Karl, who is not <iuite five years old.
The children were left alone in the
kitchen, and the lad. picking up a
breechloading shotgun, said that he
was going to shoot a bird. The child's
head was horribly mutilated. An older
, boy. Cecil, had been shooting birds In '
i the morning, but claimed that he left
the weapon unloaded. The father was ;
not apprised r,f his daughter's death
, until he returned from his run after
9 o'clock Inst night.
•—“t
LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY
CAMPAIGN A SUCCE8S j
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA„ Dec. 14. j
The missionary campaign recently con- I
ducted here under the auspices of the
Laymen's Mission" r.v Movement was.
productive of much good. Among* the
prominent sneakers who delivered ad- \
dre"ses were Hon. II. It K McFarland,
former enmml sinner of the District of
Columbia; Professor J. II. Apple, of;
the Woman's College. Frederick, Md.; j
William Knowles (Vmper, general sec-,
retary of the Washington Y. M. C. A..; j
Jo* n W Wood, »er retary of the board j
of foreign missions of the Episcopal
Church Iti the United States; Dr. Liv
ing Lankford, a prominent Itapttst It-y
HammoncTs Flowers j
Speak
for Themselves.
Their exquisite beauty ami fra
grance are recognized and appre
ciated by every one. Our exhibition
of Chrysanthemums and Roses in-,
elude the largest and finest selected;
specimens ever shown anywhere— .
See the beautiful display ue arr j
showing
Hammond & Co, Inc.\
199 Ea«t Broad Street. »
%■■ . - . .
~ " —.. . — .....
n'.in of Norf 'k. A vi ry « n joy able ban
<1M*t w.!» held it the >1 C A.
PROMINENT VISITORS
AT HAMPTON INSTITUTE
H AMPTi .\\ VA.. t»eo. H.-Th.
I! mpliiii NYrmal Srhuul hati j*»* \ i*i-a!
<li’11;:"iui' hi 'l visitors this week.
Am UK Hunt is I’rofiPHor Paul /Her
mann, one < f the ik rnmn fxrhantf ■
In Yale I'nlverslty. Profx*««r
Zierirmnn rid.lrt seed the student* Moll
dey evening on the "Rduontluna! Hys
t> m of Gittouij " nnrl referred to the
C.rinan army the srentest educa*
tlonal system In the world.
I>i Tnlcott Williams, cdltor-in-cJih f
"f the Philadelphia Press, is \ tsitmyr
ih.s week at the Normal Mrhnnl. Ho
was a BiH-aKcr Monday evening;. when
he discussed the “Past. Present and
1 Aitur of Ne>;ro Arr." _
Gold Glasses
bought as
Xmas Gifts
changed to suit wearer at
No Extra
Charge
£Waft€ptica£Glk
Opticians cf the best sort.
211 East Broad Street
Do You Want
Christmas
Money?
If you are a reader of 77//?
RICHMOND VIRGINIAN and
xish to wake some pin money
juicily, please send your name and
lddrcss to
TIIE RICHMOND AGENCY
p. O. Box 4vj, Richmond, Ffc *
P. S.—If you can not find time
uterest yourself, perhaps you hat$
i son or daughter that would like
tome spending money for Christ
So you can send in theii