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CHURCH NOTICES.

Appointments for A. NJ f. CHURCH,
Hillsdale station, May "a, l sSs: At S:io
preaching by Rev. Lucas; at 3:30 p m,
the lyceum meets: aJ e:l5, preaching by
the pastor. Music by the choir at each
service. j. b. Washington, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
corner Tenth ana Il streets northwest -
Rev. :. NJ. Newman. D. D., pastor. IL
a. m, morning service with sermon by
pastor; p. m, ordination of Mr.. Harry
w Johnson. sermon by Rev. L. o. Bar
stow, u. D., OF Yale Seminary. Music by
quartet aud chorus. led by Or. Bischor!,
oTganist. sunday School, $50 a. IN. Tenn
perance Legion, 8 p IN; Christian En-
deavOr, y. IN.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
corner Ninth and ID streets northeast Pas
subject, ''Toiled and Taken Nothing"
a'V Visit sit sodth:" 1t Y. P. e. E.. at p, M. n.
RYLANp N. E.. CHURCH-9:15 a. m.
sp"Gay aaytsoeS soeSoi b. d. j. T las tf p
m, Y. P. s. c. E; 7:45 p. m, The
Christian sabbath and Why We Observe the
First Day of the Week. " Welcome to al.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST MEM
Capitol strects.-PreaChing IL a. IN. and :
p IN, by the pa sior, Rev. J L. Fout; sunday
school at $50 a. m; Y. I. :: c. +. at
p. IN; general prayer service "Wednesday y
at p. III. Strangers welcome.
LECTURE.-"Theosop Light, Not a
Dogma Sunday night, p. IN, 10y James
Albert Clark, editor OF Free Quiil, Laurel.
Nd; study class, Tor ineinhers 1l.y' : sunday
Entrance Oh street. Regular meetin.
Thursday night, y. IN, for diSCu> .ion, sub-
feet, Astral Euiities.' All free.
NORTH CAROLINA. AVENUE 81. T.
= Law and Religion" : p. IN, suhlycl,
Yn;ssPE All %eEeons TSr'e b B james. e pa.io: 70: 10
WAUGH NJ. Z. CHURCH. Third aud A
streets northeast, Rev. +. ohn EldridEe.
pas,or-s.i5 a. m, suudl y-scho0l. ii a
IN sermon by the pastor, To FarnEut
Post, No. 10, q. A. r.. $50 y. M, me
mortal services of EnOamPnient. No. III,
Union Veteran Legion, addresses by Hon.
Charles A. Russell Of Connecticut. and
Rev T.. Oliu Eldridec music under Charg. OK
Dr. +. Woo.lnau, p m. Epworth
subject. 'Ainusements.' THURSDAY, y.
m, congregational meeting. subject, Pr
nances." Seats free. All without a
church home are cordially invited to each
of the above services
THE PEOPLES CHURCH. 423 G street
northwest-Eey. Alex. Kent. pastor, VIII
speak at ll:l5. on The Theory OF Amer
lean Progression by Edward Patrick
Dove; Bible class at 1918. All welcome.
Mr. Dove advocated the single tax in
1880.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ninth street. between q and II streets
northwest. Rev. Joseph 4 Nelly pastor
at = D. m: sabbath school at $50 a. M;
Y T. :. c. r. at Z p. ID. Bible reading
by Mrs II T. Niles TUESDAY at 2:3O y. III.
PRAYER meeting Thursday at p. IN. Every
body welcome.
FIRST NJ. 2. CHURCH, Fifth and Vir-
gnia avenue southeast, Rev. G. O. Bac-
chus pastOr-1l a. m, "A Lesson on Dis
9PSiliss PSfiitsns; Iii i9 wtRicome R M; The Three In
FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Eighth and streets northeast, Rev. Adam
Rcoch, pastor-Preaching at IL a. m
by the pastor. subject. Forgive Us Our
Debts" seventh sermon on the Lords
PRAYER: at p. m, Illustrated stereopticon
sermon, second one. on "Bunyon's Pill
grim's Progress" SundaySchool at $50
a. M; Junior c. f. at $40 p. m.; Senior
C. r. at p. m; chorus choir. Seats
free All welcome.