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?also Folding Orleans for missionaries and traveling bingcrs. Made and guaranteed by largest Or jtan builders. Over 40.1,000 sold all o\tr world. Noted lor 76 years for beauty of tone and life- 1 time service. Lou/tat price* and ea*y terms. | ! Freight prepaid . Write for free catalog No. 1Q] | THE COPLEY "coT :rVc5mSnd'' vaJ Piano*, Band Instrument* and Everything Musical Methane bell fronndry Co. BALTIMORE, MO. CHURCH. CHIME ud PEAI. lie Memorials II L L O a Specialty OflO quickly relieves Golds, Constipa tion, Biliousness and Headaches. A Fine Tonic. Collegiate School for Girls In the City of Richmond A private day achool for girla with primary, in termediate and high aehooi department#. College preparatory and general course*. ELIZABETH GRAEME BARBOUR Head of the School When in need of Monuments or Tombstones see: Burns A Campbell Petersburg, Va. A largre amount of loreign and domestic jranite and Marble Monuments and Tomb stones. Designs furnisnea on application. Mosmiller - Florist 115 East Main Street. The Best in ? Flowers, with Service as Good. "We deliver to all cities by wire." Telephones, Mad, 1117.1118. LOOK AHEAD When you buy Furniture. nvest in something that will add beauty and comfort to your home and, like a cherished friend, grow dearer as the years go by. Sydnor & Handle? FURNITURE. ITS BEAUTY LASTS FLOWERS OF QUALITY John L Ratdiffe 200 West Broad Street RICHMOND VIRGINIA . . "Say It With Flowers" HAMMOND "FliOWERS OF GUARANTEED FRESHNESS" Flowers by Telegraph Anywhere Telephone Madison 6 SO First and Grace St., Richmond, Va. GAINESVILLE, TEX. The Christian Endeavor Societies of this church demonstrated their loyalty to the midweek service of the church by serving ice cream and cake to those present Wednesday n,ight, November 8th. Both Seniors and Ju niors had a part in the activities dur ing and after the refreshments. A hearty sing-song was enjoyed at the close, and the crowd (about fifty) was dismissed with the Mizpah benediction. HOME CHURCH CONFERENCE OF THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PETERSBURG, VA. By Marian Ramsey. The young people who attended the Virginia Synodical Young People's Conference' at Massanetta Springs last summer, led by Miss Annette Smith, decided to have a conference of their own, "The Home Church Conference of the Second Presbyterian Church." There were four meetings, held on alternating Friday and Saturday even ings from 7 to 10:15 P. M. At the first meeting, despite a heav/ rain, there was a good attendance, and the number increased at each meeting until It far surpassed anything we had ever dreamed of. The devotional services from 7 to 7:20 were conducted by Dr. J. A. Mc Clure, pastor, whose theme was "With Jesus in the School of Prayer." "Lord Jesus, Teach us How to Pray." These talks were full of deep devotional thoughts and were very helpful to all. Then came the short clan meeting, when the clans, choosing separate meeting places, spent a mysterious ten minutes in composing songs, yells, etc. The girls were divided into two clans: The Campbell's, under the lead ership of Mrs. S. T. Bragg, and the Stuart's, under Mrs. W. W. Doyle. The boys were the Douglas clan, un der Mr. H. H. Wells. There was another clan meeting from 10 to 10:15. when each of the clans met and discussed helpful thoughts gathered during the evening, went over plans for next meeting, had roll call when score cards were marked, and the meeting closed with sentence prayers. The score cards were marked as fol lows: Punctuality 10 Auditorium meetings# ... 50 Clan meeting 10 Kind deed 10 Social hour 10 Daily Bible reading.... 10 100 Attending Wednesday and Sunday night services, each 5 extra. There was a very fine spirit shown throughout the Conference, each mem ber striving to make his or her clan the winner, but all with the determi nation to live up to the Conference Oath of Allegiance, "Lord Jesus, we are here to learn the right, to live the truth, to follow the Christ the King." The Bible classes were taught by Miss Mamie Smith and Mr. H. H. (Continued on page 13.) A NUMBER Of Men and Women keep their ? "CHARITIES ACCOUNTS" in our Savings Department YOU would find this a convenience. The Union Bank of Richmond 11M EAST MAIN STREET BROAD STREET BANK Sixth and Broad Church Hill Branch: Fulton Branch: 25th and Broad Sts. 3828 Williamsburg Ave. We Welcome Your Patronage INVESTMENT AND INCOME Our bond department, under the direct supervision of one of our vice-presi* nts handles securities of unquestioned safety. Our offii-ers will be glad to discuss your investment needs with you. Inquiries by mail solicited. STATE & CITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY RICHMOND VIRGINIA An Easy and Sure Way to Have Money for Christmas. OUR CHRISTMAS THRIFT CLUB Now Open for Membership Out of town accounts solicited AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Richmond, Virginia. FIRST MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE BOND GIVE A AS A NEW YEAR'S GIFT Denominations $100, $500 and $1,000 American Trust Company RICHMOND, VA. The Following is offered here for thoughtful men and women. We found it burnt on a board and hanging on the wall of the lodge of a duck club on the Chicka hominy. XXX The inscription was put there by the keeper of the lodge, who exemplifies the principles of the Golden Rule in his daily life. x x x Here it is: "Can you square it by the Golden Rule? If not, your religion is more or less a sham." Virginia Trust Co. THE SAFE EXECUTOR Richmond, Virginia Capita] Stock ------- $1,000,000.00 Surplus Earned ------ $1,000,000.00