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ths4r reasons and results are published
IN weekly Police order" \ c0nStA-
HE whose work seems 70 have merlted
promotion IS recommended to a commit
tee of inspectors for advancement by the
sergeant. This committee considers The
case sui may promote tha constable 10 a
taftShip. In a sirg5l1r w1v sergea0ts
ara selected hy fhe inspectors and re-
cTauNsu iei 81 fhe SD .4a~l1 terll .stts for al
vancemeOt IS IuSree.orshfps. and iuspec-
tcrs ara Yeeommen3e8 bv ne superin-
tendeuts 20 the commit ~s5arer for al
Vsnremeat u Observation-Disclosures No
man can hola an iwpor.aaf position un-
less he Kisses from ne ranks 20 r.. and
none hut men who have ~isen from the
ranks caH PASS upon lass merits There
Is htsttss a promotion Aoara. consisting,
~ SIX supes1ute08en.s and an assistant
cernf4I Sstoner. Who rlust approve every
promotion deciiN3 upon hy any q tho
committees before Il csn - into effect.
The home secretary has summary power
90 removal bus hc has no power of an
rtntw~at 4 man recomnen. "a tv tAe
queen herself would have 80 10 throurh
tais routine and begin "a. 81 shirirEs a
week before re could attain an important
position in ebe police
Il woulB mot De fair to intimate that
the cnnssab}eS in London are un to the
Aaeerscan standard Of lutelsrsnce and
efficiency iu what We consider Tsslfra
dairy. Much less IS pee.e6 Of then. and
taey have 3 much less Troublesome class
- people to A@I VITA The London ruhlI-.
ever in the worst quarters Or shs citv.
has q greater fear 81 us police Than the
<ew York public has. The police is a
government Institution. sri 'ha Turnkey
ts-u which makes AZ E-rrlIsaua~ lake or
MS hzt before ; 4ak@ whan re- wauIa
keep - on before a counane- has as
god effect ta helping he police 20 main
tain discipline ia she streets Ccnstah1s-S
r. sst stop disturbances. prevent thfevar1
Nv watching property. see 20 ire rSfo~~e-
r-seuf - street au3tnauees ard arrest dis
orderly persons Taey are s~ar~efv ~
Ts4- 81 20 pursue ana capture evsI-ssrs~s
8 <ts~ a crime has Aae1 committed hos
- e-- that s. the work - she aty-s-tfs-s
Gena ~EuseTt. This Is nos admitted he--
Naf * s. proven nv RE fact tha- A ron
s-sh3a wNo Distinguishes Aifnsaff hv a.
uAE}v 2rresttnE a burglar. A Ms way r~f..
hs- murderer. sn tswpor*ant r8t knz--kst
or any otheg Serious sinner. s. almost fft-
szrt4s}y ard = ssv frs~a o.{y prosnosess L.
IS partly III thaf aay Rat .he detective
srscs Is serrH.ta3. 3ianv r1en Gra eac-
ser for 4. also. out - the - - 50 cor
stabl@s Mo during re soa's--snA
months when royalty sa3 ne &rtssoc-
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lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran -fu3warnlsh Mission.
Sanders halI below Sweeney's brewery
Sunday school. l-s9 r. m. services, go
every other Sunday.
%0rweg3 an Danish Fourth and Pine
streets. : r. Toliefson pastor. study in
basement. Services. II a IN. and S 2. n.
Sunday school $40 a. IN.
English Holy Trinity-Seyenth and
rnion. Sunday school. 9.t5 a. ~. Ser
vices every Thursday evening at 80 by
Rev. Mr. Anda. Of Tacoma
German Lutheran-S Services tn hall cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets u s. a. m.
sunday school. g - a. m Rev. II 9
Baade pastor. residence, 1913 Main street.
German Evangelical. IONS congrega-
ton Freed's hail Ninth street. between
Pine and Owe Services. 1899 a m and
7.9o ?. n. sunday school. a N.
ssve6i 81 EYauSe itcal-Taird street near
Pike Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor;
residence 1927 Fifth street. between Pike
ant Jnson. Sunday school 1915 . m
Services. - & g. IN ard ?. n.
Rainier Heights II ssion-~At Presbvter-
lar church. Msrket street SUNDAY school
az ~ 2. n. every sunday. Services al
2.3o ?. m. every other Sunday. Pastor.
r. Knapp~: residence. 1878 Tenth street
ass slant pastor Rev. u. H Kurtz. 1873
Tpufr street.
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flied away. In the collection aiTnesF every
c1nca3VabIs subject Is represented. IL
saEz g.ssaxuapew uzau w-fsfaed 70 write ~
article bout tfe 3fAhara sah of hszEuY0Fe
fw-nom ] net last HignD he would pT9la-
big aud q biography OF him and half =
dozen ancctoses concerning hfEs II ms 81
vesop4a Bat su all his coiIascfIon there
was rot oue word concerning the real
scotland Yard Ia fact. only TWO antfaen-
tic arEa-ias are reTnemf ered 1y Fhe on
Gals there One vas written for -5<A@SS'
London weekly. BY Dir. LerocsI. TIE = y
thor % Jane" and nnw Mr. CnaFses
FrsnHgan's representative over here ana
s7e seher waS published years ago IN me
London Illustrated News 80 w1ftneF
or not Ehat wrffe interests y0u. X may
be = ~ isfscTion 70 note that Il Is ne~-
Scotland Yard fronts on the frames
enlbaDkment bAt IL is a. easily access
hle from Whitehall. the broad fnorouGh-
far which leads from Trafalgar square
70 che HOUSES Of parliament The DIG
btsil8luE stands "a ore side o. great
court aud towers high above is neigh
tors. IL il surrounded by tumble Or
caos for & good par % tae day--conFe9-
ances I'm which c0mp1ainauts have come
10 state their CASES. tn which dtl@CtlFe
hare driven ar 10 .'file their reports. IN
which officials having reports 70 make
have arrived. II Il the headquarters o.
the AetF0ftD3fAf ponce f4Estf8E uh "a 49,
branch es-ths cousta balary cor uniformed
mem and the criminal investigation de-
parTsnent Tor detective forcet The Wofd
''defactiye'' Il rarely used over here. Inc
private Gctectiys Offices are known as
private inquiry bureaus"
London IL should he explained, - I'M
der control Of two municipal govern
rnents THE city'-ths old town. where
the Bank Of England, the Stock Exchange
and most of the great financial lnstlta-
tons are reHferwa-is controlled by ire
corporation. headed by the lord mayor
The county" which completely sur
rounds the city. and which contains The
greater part 81 Iondon's population. IL
governed bg the county council The city
and the county have poiices forces which
are entirely separate ia system and man
agensent The city force Is simply an un-
Interesting coustabulary, with no oetec-
tive branch Of Importance.
il Is the county force-the Metropolitan
pollce-which centers at Scotland Yard
Thlg force couslts Of B,Z3l men, OF
whom So ara IN the criminal invesuga-
ton or detective department. There is a
vast difference in the number Of crimes
committed in London and In America
cities. pro rata of population. and some
reason for the English balance of virtue
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racy are in town-are detailed to duty in
plain Clothes"
Crimes of violence are disappearing
from London. Highway robberies-or
'garrote robberies," as they are called
here-amount to only about fifty a year.
for both the city and county. as against
about 900 a year for less than one-half the
population In New York Burglaries are
so scarce as TO be almost unknown. and
even pocket-picking is no longer profita-
BILE or popular Counterfeiting is carried
on only on a small scale, and the nature
of the English banknote makes anything
like our green goods game" impossible.
But there Is a class Of elaborate swim
ding constantly going on here which
New York knows nothing of, and the
Whitechapel district is the resort Of hun
dreds OF desperate characters who oper-
ate most OF the time out Of town, and In
town when they can. They bring their
stolen goods 20 Whitechapel TO be dis
posed of. and carouse away their gains
with some OF the 30000 depraved women
who inhabit that district.
I passed a whole night with some OF
the worst OF these thieves and cutthroats
early this week. but shall have TO with
hold it's details for another letter.
Probably the most dangerous and des-
perate OF I4ondou's criminals are to be
found about the water front. The only
really critical episode of all my nights
wandering came early this morning. when
with a retired inspector OF police / inves-
tfgatei the secret haunts Of these pie
turesque and vinainous characters. That
nights experience is also worthy OF more
extended description than / can give It
here. In this letter / have merely at
tempted 20 show you what Scotland Yard
IS and What the London police and detec-
tives are In subsequent articles l shall
endeavor 20 tell What this department
has 20 do and how its men execute their
sometimes dangerous tasks.
EDWARD MARSHALL.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches.

Presiding Elder Rev. 7. B. Ford. D. D.,
corner Elliott and Anna streets. queen
Anne.
German-stewart and Thirteenth. Rev.
Joseph Hepp, pastor: residence 1911 Thir-
teenth. Services II a. m. and 100 p, M
Norwegian Danish Fifth and Olive.
Rev. r. j. Lundegaard, pastor; residence,
SOS Olive. Sevices II a.. m. and 7:50 p m
welsh-Seventh and Olive streets
Preashing 1879 a. m: and I:30 =: n ov
Battery street NJ T.. church-Corner
Third and Battery Preaching II a. m.
and T30 .. m. Sunday school, l2:l0. Up
worth League, $50 p III.
Grace-Rainler and King setreets. Rev.
w. T. Ford. pastor; residence, 5l5 suffer.
Services II a. m. and 7;s0 p. m. Sabbath
school. i2;l5 p. m; Epworth League. 6;45
p. m.
Gilman Park. Bauard-Rev. W. II.
tombstone. pastor. Services II a. m and
.. m Sunday school, 10 a. m. Class
Epworth League. 7;3o p, m.
Madison Specialization and Clover
dale. Rey. NJ a. Covington. pastor. Ser
vices 1872 "a a. n and 5:So P m. Morning
Paying our Debts" sunday school. Psi
?. IN. Junior League. $50 p. m. Epworth
League. $50 2. sn
First-Thir1 and Marion streets. Rev.
" \ Shankhn., pastor. Residence. s2?
a. M. and =. m. Preaching At both ser
vices by the Rev. 4. 4. Keller Of Ia
coma sunday school. t2.Sl p. m Epworth
Trinity-Corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev. Newman +. Teirick. pas
tor; residence adjoining church. Services
II a N. and 81 D. m. Morning subject,
The " o~kman Approved" Evening SUD-
5ect. Two Pictures Of the Temporal and
the Eternal Class meeting n 10 a IN.
Sabbath school. 1915 2. m Junior league.
S.39 r. m Epworth League. 80 p. m.
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This IS effected when the hostile dis
turbaure % fhe liver. known as bilious
ness. ceases through the benign opera
tion of HoStett*r's stomach Bttters. Pain
IN the right side and under the right
shoulder blade, yeliowness % the skin ari
eyeDaiIs fur" upop the tongue. morn
irE nausea. vertigo sour breath, trregs-
lart.y o. tae bowels. and sick head ache
are among the distressing symptom
whs-n take thetr departure when the
great antf-o5lioas medicine - r@@oTte1 -.
calls and fever kidney and bladder
trouble vhe1mat ISM. dyspepsia and nsr-
vosSness are Also remeil@d ny ;ae Bit
ters. whlca Is also a superb tonic ard
promoter 81 sleep and appetite. Use the
p5tters gersis1sntjy and not ny Hts and
starts Sps-es4y good results viii follow.
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Sunday school 10 a m. Divine service. II
a. m subject OF sermon. The Good
Shenher3'' Bishop Barker Will conduct
divine services at ?. N. with coaarirAa-
ton
Trinity Parssh-FSghth and James
streets Rev. George Herbert Watson. ID
n pastor. Second Sunday after Easter
Choral morning prayer and confirmation
a. 46 A m. Aolv communion with ser
mon ny the Right Rev. William NJ. Bar
ker. n u. al II a. n. Evening prayer.
With sermon, at 80.
St Mark's-FSfth and Olive streets.
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
Holy communion. \ a IN. Sunday school
ass Morning prayer and sermon. II a. N,
Confirmation class meets after service.
Young Peonle'S conservation SeTvict. betes
Tsx-ensns- PRAYER. 7:2a Visitation Of Bishop
Barker, who VIII preach and administer
rite of confirmation.
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Presfxterlan Churches.

Ross Mission--D. L. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching. $50 p. N. first and third Sab
bath Of month.
First Nissien-Tn Wards hail. George
town. South cattle. Sunday school, : ?.
m; preaching, I p. m.
Rallard-First-B Broadway and First av-
enue Rev. y. l.. Fordney. pastor
Preaching II a m. and $50 7. m; Sab
hath school. 10 a. M Y. r. s. c. Z. $50
n m.
Cafvary-Market and King streets Rev.
8 J. Kennedy. pastor, residence, aS SUIT
ter street Services II a. III. and $50 y.
m. Sabbath school. 1e:l5 p. m; Y. z. S.
C. F.. $50 p. m.
Second-North Seattle-oak and Harri-
son Rev. W. A. Major. pastor; resi-
dence, All Temperance street, Services. I
a. m and 80 D. m. Sabbath school. l2:l5
p. m Y. T. :. c. E, $50 r. m.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison, II. n, pastor; resi-
dence. 1872 Marion street: telephone, 90,
Services. Il a. m. and p. m. Morning
subject THE Last Passover and the
T'reacFery or Judas" Evening subject
"A Warning against Intemperance." sun
day school, 1880 p. m. Y. P. ). G. r,
els n. m.
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Raptist Churches.

Swedish-Bell and Eighth streets. Rev.
Aug. Olson. pastor; residence. SO Dexter
street Services. II a. m and $50 p. m,
sunday school. u m. Young peoples
meeting, \. m.
Market Street-Market and Main
streets. Rev. w. r. Fleenor, pastor. resi-
dence, sol Market street. Preaching. II
a. m and 1880 p. m. Young people 5
Mount Zion Observation-Disclosures r.
W. Jennison. pastor. Young Naturahsts'
hall in University grounds. Praise sery-
ice. 1880 a. m Sunday school. 1890 p. NJ.
Preaching, T:45 p. m.
North Seattle~Third and Cedar streets.
Rev. c. r. Brownlee, pastor; residence.
l09 Oak street. Services. II a. m and
$50 D. m Sabbath school after morning
services. B. Y. p. T., $50 p. m
First-Rev. W. F. Taylor. pastor. Resi-
dence 1902 Marion street. Now worship
ing in the Seattle theat9. Preaching al
II a. m. and s p. m. Morning subject.
Church Unity and What Is Essential
Thereto" Evening subject. The school
master and Christ" Sunday school, II 30
% m, B. Y. p. L.. 6:45 p. m.
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MYSTERIOUS POWER
A Wonderful Remedy for a wouasr,u,
Age.

Age.
Electricity Is the wonder az ~.
and the mode eft treatment Is tha 80. $50
OF perfection. IL penetrates the sass..
ambush OF disease. and eXtermanstes h
root and branch, forever. 1t removes u.
wretched symptoms Of loathsome mas.
dies and averTs their dreadful EFFECTS !.
cures many Of The most hopeless So.
and relieves pain that every known ~s-,
edy has failed IN, and can be suhs.ar
tiated by the evidence OF hundreds wh.
have been cured by Or. parrin. Reas n.
following names OF. persons who hars
been cured;
Ed Gretfiths, $40 South street. Tacoma
sciatic rheumatism and general neryon,
debility, restored.
Mrs. \. ]. Smith, 4O7 East Thirty.
street, Tacoma, inflamed eyes. catarrs
and bronchitis. cured.
Judge o. r. Mason Portland, Or. ae.s.
ness % years. cured.
II. A. Blood. 70S Main street, ses...
Wash, general debility, gained % pound,
cured.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cheney. North yskir.
Wash, asthma for years. cured.
Miss Tillie Grandali. Edison. Wash
eczema over the face for years, cured
T. J. Mcclellan. postmaster at Tenjsa
Wash. deafness three years. cured.
George w. Edwards son. Midlans
Wash, cross eyes. cured.
DIR. Darrin Has Removed.
to a42la Pacific avenue. Opposite Hotel
Chilberg, Tacoma. where he is pesma.
nently located and can be consulted fra
from 10 10 and Z to daily: Sundays, IA
a. m TO p. m. He treats all curahle dis
asses of the eye. nose and throat. catarrh.
deafness. errors of youth, lost manhood
structure and all nervous. chronic and
private diseases of either sex of whatsvs.
nature. Charges reasonable. Patients Ii
most cases can be cured at home ate
one visit 10 the doctors Office. Circulaa
and question blanks sent free. Inquire
answered. No names published except b.
permission of the patient.
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The Right Kind Of Poetry

Aftti0at r rec Na@7-
The caller amnlcd into the office Of the
country paper with an easy grace and
familiarity that made him almost agree
able at first sight
Il have a poem here" he said 70 tho
eiitor*and the EDITORS hopes were dashed
10 the ground. "for which ] want So"
Twenty-Five dollars" shrieked the e1i-
tor ''Whv.that viii buy four carloads o.
poetry delivered al th.s Office"
Not this kind I guess" said the
caller with c0nfid nee.
What kind Is it,
ITS an advertisement IN verse to run
"a month. and the advertiser has given me
his check for q hundred dollars. | guess
get - per cent commission. don't /? IL
3oa't. some other paper gets the poem.
Sea@'
Tha editor saw with remarkable
promrtuess and pleasure.
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before. ard am inclined 70 think the state
snent accurate The London police are
not fagorably disposed toward the Lon
don reporters They call them penny "a
nrsers. and speak o. tnem with soofn and
cfstFzsst.
The oE@e7 sesame which threw The p0E-
tails OF Scotland Yards mysteries apart
for ns VAS a letter from Sapt BTrnes. Of
New York. Byruea IL considered over
here 20 be the greatest detective IN the
world There Is not a man 81 Scotland
Yard. from Enc chief superintendent doSn
70 the cockney Ia uniform at the door,
vino does not admire and listen 10 tales OF
him with regereut interest.
scotland Yard IL the most famous de-
tecsive center Ia the world. II owes its
fans to netlon-that -, 10 novels. story
writers. led By Charles Dickens. have
conferred detesetlva tales without number
about IL. and Scotland Yard. as the psfi-
lie knows II. - their creation Many wri-
aers Of romance good and bad. have had
q hand in fts building, and Z s. A strange
and wonderful structure They hide Il In
q remote part Of London. generally among
the docks. They make IL a dark and
gloomy building. Iow and with little
black windows blinking mysceFiousiy
through the London fog. They fiN II as
full OF secret passages and uncanny trap
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Catholic Churches.

st. Francis Xavier Chapel-Sixth and
Spring streets Rev. Victor Garland, S.
J.. in charge. Mass. a. m.
Church of the Imma cuiate-Broadway
and Madison streets. Rev. Victor Gar
rand, s. j.. pastor Conducted by the
Jesuits Early mass a. m; high mass,
1880 a. m Sunday school. 5 p. IN. Ser
mon and benediction. 7;45 p. m.
Our Lady Of Good Help-S0uth Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. T. y. Pre-
fontaine pastor. Low mass, s a. m: high
mass 1890 a. m; benediction. $50 p. m.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redemptorfsts. Rev.
Joseph A kautz, c. IS r., pastor. Low
mass. with sermon. a. m: high mass,
with sermon. 1880 a. m Sunday school.
$50 D. M Holy Family association meet
ing. 4 p. m. Vespers, sermon and eene-
diction $50 d. m.
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g. Marks N0rth Seattle Mission. III
Olympic avenue. Sunday school. 3:is p. N.
s. Mays church woodland PARK Rev
Geo. II. WATSON. =. .. rector. Even. nr
prayer. 20 ?. N
S. STEPHEN Bauara-Rev. r = To.
lA8d. resst0r. Services a; II A n arH q
3. n. SGnsf&y @-nDol. 81 a m. T. J. I
9. e 80 p IA Bsoie ezass r. ~
nciy svrrssY1sE~ aoU. first Sunaa. in ry~,rts,
II a. IN. tnirt sunday A. 80 a m.
81 Cement s-Mz-kef street -aar W.
Ter sveru~. Rev. Henry - Dexter or.
chatting. Rex. Dr. Watson. sa sfsarys@.
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Observation-Disclosures. Rev. Horatio ALL
ing. pastor. Sunday services. IL a. M. and
7:$o p M Y p 5. c. t.. $50 p. m. Sun
day.
plymouth-Thlrd and University streets.
Services II a. IN. and y. m. Sunday
school, 1890 y. m. Y. L. 5. c. f.. $50
p. m.
Taylor-Birch street. Rev. George II.
Lee. pastor. residence, 226 Birch street.
Services Sunday at II a. m. and 1880 p.
m. Sunday school. 1925 p. m.
Edgewater-Rev. j. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services. II a m. and 1870 y. m. Morn
ing sermon, ''T'he Life within" Evening
sermon, THE Demons and the Swine. =
SUNDAY school. 12:l5 p. M; Junior g. f..
$3.50 p. m. Friday Y. p. 5. c. f., $50 p. m.
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Christian Churches.

Olyrpic Avenue Church OF Chrlst-3i4
Olympic avenue Il. II. Moss. pastor.
Sunday school, 10 4. m. Preaching, ii a.
m. ana 1870 p m.
Ffrst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth, J. y. Smith, pastor residence DO
Lake street Services. II a. IN. and p.
m. Sunday school. 1880. Y. Z. $. G. f..
els p. m.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices In the church direc-
tory will be confined to announcements
Of Sunday services only and subjects of
sermons Extended musical programmes
for Sunday services and announcements
OF church entertainments will only he
published at advertising rates. Notices
for this department should be received at
this office not later than / p. m. Sadur-
day, in order to insure publication on
Sunday morning,
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seattle city Mission .

Hall e0f Commercial street-Cfo@pel serv-
tees, 80 =. m. every evening through
the week MONDAY prayer service. y 10
! p. n. Z. T.. S. g. T.. Sunday school.
go z. m.
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African VI. r.. Church.

Jones Street African NJ. f. church-Rev
Allen w Whaley. pastor. Pastors
study, 1870 Jones street. Services. IL
a m and p. m. Preaching By the pastor.
First Of a series OF five sermons at even
ing services on Living Thoughts on
Timely Themes" Subject tonight: The
Constitutes IT." Sunday school. 3 D. m.
Praise meeting. 80 J.. m.
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>retbodist Protestant Churches.

Second-North Seattle. Republican and
POPLAR streets. Services, II a. nj. and 7:So
p m. Prof. Eugene Miller. A. NJ. pas
tor.
Ffrst-Third and Pine streets. Rev.
Clark Davis pastor; residence. 6l0 Pike
street Services, IL a. m and r. IN.
Subject of morning discourse, The Be
travail" Evening subject, The Weapons
OF our Warfare" sunday school. t2:3o. Y.
L. S. c. T., 6:i5 p. m.
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German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and SECOND avenue q. Graedel.
pastor. Services Sundays AZ II a. m. sun
day school al 10 Il. IN.
German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at II A. N. and 100 p. m. every
sunday Sunday school. 10 a. m.
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ftt,rnhnrInnd IreNhYfcr rim.

First church-Ravenna park. Rev. r.
!. Powell pastor. Servlee = II =, m. ana
Third church Brewers hail, on Nc
Claire street Preaching al IL a. m. and
7.20 o. m: Sunday school IL O'Clock; Y.
T. S. c. T., $50 Rev. W. w. Beck. pas
tor
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Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building Or. William Chapman pastor
Sscsal and prayer meeting. l6;i5 a. m
Preaching. Il a. m. Sunday school irurne-
dtately after preaching.
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Salvation Army.

barracks. corner Yesler avenue and
South THIRD street-PTayer meeting a m
Holiness meeting. II 4. m. Free and easy.
,. m. 4 rous-ng meeting az 5 ,. IN.
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sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
Johnston. pastor. residence St3 Seneca
street Services. II a. m. and 2. IN.
Sabbath school 1915 ,. m. Young Peo-
pies society 7 y. m. Branch Sabbath
school at Jones and Madison streets.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Rally a. o'clock this afternoon n v
n G. \. daH. on Front stret Address
ny Rev. Eugene Miller. 4. 81, on suhjessg
OF Illusions"