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FEAST OF ST. VINCENT.
Will BE Celebrated Tomorrow
With Special Services.

The p.ternal feas; of 81. Vincent will be
celebrated at the church of that name to-
morrow. There will be low mass. sermon
and holy communion al $50 o'clock At Z
o'clock there will be special mass at
which all the members of ST. Vincent de
Paul Society throughout the city will re-
Ceive holy communion. After the mass
breakfast will be served to the members
OF the \. VI. :. Club. At SIS there MIL DE
solemn mass with German sermon by
Father Joseph Berthe =. a., OF St Mary =
Seminary. Perryvilic. with the Reverend
II. A Asmutli as cs.ebrant; the Reverend
:. Z. Hueber. deacon. ana L. Edwards
=. u. SubieacUH. Professor E Walser
with a double CHOIR, will render music. The
low mass and sermon at 10 clock will be
celebrated by the Reverend Father s. L.
HuebtT.
Music will again be a feature at the 10;45
O'Clock mass. when an augmented choir
and special sOioists will sing under the di-
Twelfth Mass will be rendered. The offer
pc sung by Mrs. Ada Auler-Mette and
Messrs Ben B!oemker and Joseph SaIer.
The Reverend Joseph Feeiy. c. NJ, ID. D.,
Will be celebrdnt. the Reverend r. v
Judge. deacon, and Thomas Edwards, c.
NJ. subdeacOn.
The vesper service at go o'clock will
have for its features Professor \. q.
Eimer's sacred cantaja. King DAVID;
NOzarts Magniiicat. '-Salve Regina by
Dudley Buck, with alto solo by Miss A.
BurshOff: %. Salutaris,' THO. by Verdi,
MIS-. Mette. Mr.. Bice:nker and Mr. Saler:
.'rantum Ergo" BY NJ Goeb and TIE Deum
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ment are ordered Major VI. r Belknap.
Additional PaymaSter. is relieved from duty
iu the Department of the Lakes and Will
proceed to san Francisco for duty
Ma iOr G.. T Holloway Additional Paymas-
ter. will report for temporary duty In New
York.
Leave for one month II granted Acting As
sistant Surgeon c. H Fischer.
The leave granted Captain j. H. II. Pc
shine Thirteenth Infantry, il extended two
months
Captain II T. Moon. Twentieth Infantry,
now IN This city, will proceed tn Philadelphia
for duty.
Captain j. y. Perry. Thirteenth Infantry.
is relieved from further treatment in the
General Hospital. Washington Barracks.
and will proceed tn San Francisco for tenn
porary duty with recruits
First Sergeant .. 4. Robinson. Company
F. Fnrtieth Infantry. now at Manila. having
accepted appointment as Second Lieutenant
in that regiment, viii be discharged from
the arI;,V.
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CHURCH NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The young people OF the Second Presbyte-
rian Church. corner Of Westminster place
and Taylor avenue have arranged to have
a SPECIAL gospel service on each Sunday
evening this summer. The plan IS 10 open
each meeting with service Of song. which
will be followed by a brief testimony ser
vice. At sI5 .he assistant pastor, the
Reverend Mr.. Raucii. will give short sos-
pei talk. Tomorrow evening ais theme
viii lie The Snares Of the World"
Union Mission Sunday School has under
taken TO give picnic To so poor children
AID mothers on August 1. The plan is 10
issue tickets to the poorest children of the
city. Who would not otherwise get a days
outing. The .iCEic wilt be held in For
est Park. and the Gospel Wagon VIII
be on the grounds for brief service In
the afternoon. Ii = also proposed To have
games for the entertainment OF the chill
urea.
The Sunday school Of the Christian Assem-
bly, has arranged for picnic ana general
heli day at picnic grounds No At Forest
farh to-day Special buss,-s VIII leave thc
Assembly rooms. corner OF Folsom and
Tower Grove avenues. at 10 a. m, and all
who intend going are. requested 10 meet
promptly at the above time and place. There
Will be number OF field contests, and ap
propria;e prizes Will be awarded.
The St. Louis City Mission. located at No.
l512 South broadway. reports good attend
ance ard interest in al! its meetings. Dne
week ago to-day the mission gave an outin.,
10 all its Sunday school scholars TO OFai-
lon Park in ears donated by the Suburban
HALLWAY, and this * only one of many Ways
Ia which Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy show their
interest in experimenting the work. To-
morrow the Sunday school will meet at
p. m ana at p. m regular evaiSelisttc
services VIII be held, when Mrs. Murphy
VIII speak or The Price OF Peace" The
music feature of the service will include
Solos in German and English.
The summer supply At the Second BAPTIST
Is Mr.. Allen T. Burns from the University
OF Chicago- Tomorrow morning. he will have
Tor his theme: why Should l Read My
Bible? At 6.i5 p. m, there viii be i Young
peoples service. Tomorrow afternoon At
O'CLOCK. Mr.. Burns will speak at the Cen
Satisiier."
curly Memorial Church and Sunday school
VIII have their annual picnic at t;ravois
Park Saturday, July Is. 1t is the intention
u Walk from the church to the grounds.
An echo service of the Cincinnati coryeu-
non or !so VIII be held at Lafayette Park
bap;lst church. Lafayette and Mississippi
venues, on Tuesday evening. Arthur =
harrow. president of the East ST Louis u
give his impressions Of the international
convention. The newly elected officers will
oe installed at the close of the meeting.
ne reverend Samuel Frank Taylor, pres
iu'Et OF stephens College Columbia Mo
VIII preach at Lafayette Park Elptist
,hurch Tomorrow morning and evening.
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REPUBLIC Special
Washington. July 0.-Army orders: Major
T.. L. Higgins. Sixth Cavalry, is relieved
from duty Acting Inspector General. De-
partrnent of the Lakes. and will Join his
regiment in the Philippines
Colonel Simon snyder, Nineteenth Infan-
try, now on leave, will proceed to Chicago
for duty temporarily as Acting Inspector
General.
The following changes in the Medical de-
partmeDt are ordered: Captain Charles Will
cox, Assistant Surgeon, will proceed TO San
Francisco for duty with the Ninth Cavalry.
en- route TO Manila.
First Lieutenant NJ. NJ Cloud, Assistant
Surgeon, Will proceed to San Francisco for
duty with the First Cavalry, en- route TO
Manila.
Captain c. l.. Baker, Assistant Ousr.er-
master. is relieved from his present duties
on the transport Wright and will proceed 10
Seattle for duty pertaining TO the shipmant
to the Philippines of public animals, and will
proceed. when they are shipped. to Manila.
and report TO the commanding General III
vision of the Philippines. for duty.
The following changes In the Pay Depart
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EeycTes1 Joseph \. s,haefers. Pastor-Mass. C.
ST FkTRCK's. sixth AMI Birdie. thu Reverend
! timothy DEMPSEY. Pastor Mas, Z, 49, and
- a. IN vespers SOD =. M =
hl fIbrE r. AED PALS German, Seventh and
Mass, a. m: v-speTs. p H.
ST. E3SEs Goodfeliow and E,zel: the Rcyer-
END . J. McGiyit. fas'"r-Mass. $50. and u
| ST sTASII.NUS's tPolisn. Twentieth and
~ S,'. ltS nsyedGnd Urban StanoNsd Pastor
ST IEI!EsAs. No. 2'l1 North Grand. the Rev
s ,cJ !: a Connolly rastor-Mass. 5i5; s;i5
mass. : =. m: henedcton. .. IN
ST TH9Mis or AQTIN.s. iowa and Usage:
TIE Re rI.nd John H. May. II. u. Pastor
Mass. ;. and 10 a M; sunday school. Ia
! ST vIMENr he PAuI.s German and Eng
iishl. Park end Ninth; the Reverend u. ".
Ern:ics. g NJ the Reverend :. RI Asrluth.
Reverend 5 p. mucbsr. . NJ Ms sastorsIi.ass
and sermon. $50 $50 and SO a. m; hisb
dcyo,lars ana bcnciictions. So r. m
ST. NEECEsLAUSS bohemian. No. ISIS ore
and I, a. m; ve-peis. p m,
s.. MARY AND JOSEFH'S. Minnesota and
Iron: Ne Reverend Miles ". ToSyn. Pastor
ST KEvIN's Park and Cardinal. the Reverend,
"a j. Shea, Pastor Mass. 800. :. 500 80
ST, MArGARET's. Russell and vardeyenter-
Masses at : and 10 a. m.
Reverend Anton T'auck. rasto.-Mass. 5 and
10 a. m rcsp"rs. Z--J y nj.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES ttiernanl. Grav0is
Mass, b5.. 7.is and - a. IA. v.spers . - y. ~
ST. FRANCIS NANIER'S Grand and I.lI,!aIl:
III" Reverend Henry :. BrorsVeest :. MAS
e., y. =, .-ah and ln.se a N-spars. "a =.
erend John a. Hoffman. Pastor Mass. 5.39.
80 and 10 q n. vesp-rs , D. ~.
ST. JAMi,'S. Tamm. Opposite WADE. the Rev
eren4 p ~ Casey. iastor-Mass. and 70
ST. J4HNs. Sixteenth and Chestnut. the Rev
erend james T. Coffey. pastos-Msss {. 1850
and l15j q. NJ: yesqsrs p. m
ST JOHN or EEPOMI-K'S bohemian Sou
.oHn. Fsstor-Mass. 3 and 10 IA. H.. yespers. }
ST. J0sEPH's ,German, Eleventh and Eddie:
the Reverend j Francis Valazza s Mass,
Z. and - a. m sunday srh0ol az . m
heuedictirn 81 ,.
ST LA NIsi.%C'F o'TDDG.ES Fourteenth AMI
oFshoni The Reverend NJ s. Brennan. Pastor
Mass. $50. Z 5. 9..5 and I.:s1 a. m: vespers.
l-3j 3.
ST. LEn's. 3iu!lanrhy and Twenty-thIri the
Reverend !. II. Harry. Pastor-Mass 5:2h =
$50 for children. 9. 1880. with sermon: even
ing service. Consisting Of rosary. sermon and
leuedtCtidn.
ST. LIBORICs's rGerrnanl. North Market and
Hogan, the Reverend a. a. Refs. Pa-tor-Alass.
8. and 10 a. m. vsspers at %; y. m.
ST. Louis CATHEDRAL CHAPEL. <swstr4t
an; Maryland: tn Keve.e"d =. Z. O'Eeiily.
Pastor Mass G. %. and u 80 a. m; vespers.
2. M.
ST MAltcnY,S clari; and Ewing the Rev
ans 100 a IN. y.spsrs. : % D. n
ST. MARK EVA NtiTsLIS-' PAGE and Academy:
the ks.ereaf Peter J. o'RcurAe, Past0r-Mass
t.5p 80 3 srJ lJ;,a a n.
ST; MAR.s GERMAN. Third and Gra;iot: the
J, a. M; Sunday school al ,. IL. beaediction
al . ,. m.
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BAN ON AMERICAN AGENTS.
All Unions Warned by the Fedora.
ton of Labor.

Denver. Colo. July Outward D. Chad
ick ana W. r. Trasher of Chicago submitted
TO the Executive Council of the American
Federation of Labor to-day a plan which
they are confident will result in the speedy
settlement of the great building trades
strike in Chicago.
Mr.. Chadick and Mr. Trasher represent q
new company, known as the Labor and
Guarantee Association. Neither they nor
the members of the council will divuige tho
plan proposed.
The council took up the matter Of the
American Agents, whose charter was re-
voked at the last convention of the Fedora
tlon, and by resolution President Gompers
was instructed to notify all local labor
unions that they will not be allowed repre-
sentation In the Federation as long as they
refnain IN any way connected with the
american Agents, which, the co1ncil de-
cides. is rot a bona fide labor organization
The tabooed association embraces local
safes agents OF small manufactured articles,
insurance agents and agents of the allied
lines OF that character.
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|I:F||1|| a ONE MILE
Route HIGHER

Denver, Colorado, is about mile higher than ST.
Louis. Does this not suggest relief from the
heated term i'm the Middle States?
Low-rate popular excursions on frequent dates dur
ing July and August. with limits of October 3lst.
The Burlington is the recognized line for through
trains to Denver; two daiy-at 2:O5 p. M; the Zone
night on the road' train; the other at 8:45 m
irving Denver second morning.
Tickets and Berths Ticket Office.
Southwest Broadway Olive Streets.
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| Himself 10 the Devil"
| WEST PARK. isadur and Ella: the he. reverend
! ". q. lewis Pastor Services as usual
| CAtnNi,EI.t;T. Robert and Virginia. the u, !,
ciend W II. Bolton. rastor-Sc:Nir,s a. 'a''..',
Mcuta Suirraon Past0r-Scryices as usual
FIRST cierTasnl. Nc. 80 Eauschcnt', u, me
keH-rent Otto Kong. Iast'f-N'i'i''H Il"
JEFFERSON AVENUE German. NJ. eisl S"n'l
jefferson: the Re;ercnd \. ,dnzeIni''h' f''s'''
RUSSELL. AVENUE ". ie. Russell: the ., l;c,
ei'nd Frank Horton. iastgr-ScT'l''S H9 "7'i'.-
Christian.
". \. Moore. Faster services as usual. -
t .hEDNnELf.r. tho Reverend \. J. Marshall
f"sto'-SeIvices as usual.
HISrrr Il Watc ile ra ,i' srrt,@-s a. usual
coMLT2N HEIGHTS Ca!ii,%i,ni ,, ard ID, s.! I'm
m. Power With G"d.: p m ''S'i"
FIRST. Locust near compton: the Reverend :.
. Fannon. Pastor-uslasi morning ana even
F!tETH Ne I5oi Penrazo: the Reverend L. !.
Mcfarland. Pastor Services rs usual
FIFTH; No s3al South seventh. tho i;gvef,,ni n,
WIN. bni Thine. i:e Done: T. M. TIE
gan: the Reverend Doctor . 4. pansrn, Pa
!gr-Morning. 80, u.Ia1n Mistakes p H.
SECOND. Eleventh and Tyler. ". Davies Patt-
nan. fasief- Services as u ual 80,
bette. fastor-Srrvis,s as usual.
' EST END. Plymouth art Hamilton. The Rev
er,Dl .. \. Bartholomew. Pa~tor-M"TntnS.
Ss.f-peniaI and cross Bearins''' e''H'ns.
Trading IN Souls"
congregational.
CIIuECH or THE REpEEMEE, Jarrett aEi
Thompson. the Reverend r. T. Hall. Pastor
Services usual
FIRST. pelmar. near Grani: the i;eyeraHd
L9ct"r & II. Patton. r1stor-li L. IA The
FOUNTAIN PARK. Aubert and Fountain. the
Reverend J. {. CTcrner rasto:-SerN.c's ~
HOPE. Belt and Easton-Scrvlres as usual
HYDE PARK. i5rem.n and E!an. tn ~ ';~Ui
William NJ Jones. Fh. L., Pdstur-seE'ices "a
usual
EMMANUEL. Hancock and Ia,uis-oa; the I;rv-
eitnj Milton !. Norton. Pastor-U a. N. The
culture u the Cross. = III. ''Ai.-surhcicnt
MEAoRIAI. sulphur and Way; the Reverend
Frank Foster. PaS;ur-u 4. NJ. The Latter -
Philemon: evening. The China question aud
OLIVE BRANCH. sidney and Missouri. the Rev
ereri William Johnson Past-r->orvic's "a
usual.
PILGRIM. Washington and Ewing. the Reverend
Do tor NJ fUrnhIu. FasJor-Ihr Reverend
Doctor CalA.ns Will preach morning and even
REFER PLACE. MackInI and oll Manchester.
the Reverend Firth StTiug'r. fastoT-serV!'es
usual.
UNION. M. r42s North Tenth. tn. Reverend :.
T. Mckinney. Pastor. the Reverend Fred Bonn
g oberiin., q. Supply.u a m. .r4e GI~at
lhilip and the Ethiopian Treasurer
TABERNACLE CLARK and Twenty tairi -Serf-
ices usual
MAPIEwOoD: the Reverend =. T. HoIway.
iastrT-S-ryiCss s usual.
OLD ORCHARD: the Reverend Harry Hunt
Pastor-Seryices as usual
" EFISTf,R GROVES; the Reverend e = hloEs.
PastOr-Seryices usual
COMPTON I'LL. Compton and I.afavette. The
Reverend " " E'""t. Pisi.r-ll-t' = M
Moses. God and Fharaoh'. p. Hi-' G =.
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Methodist.

cARoNBELET South. virginia and Haven: IN.
Reverend ) + Trip!et,. Pas,cr-s=ryires a.
c.ARoNpELET, No. sloo Virginia: the .Revereni
" g. Mats Pastor Services IS L-5ai
Joe! \. Baker. Pastor-S-ryices as usual
CENTENARY. sixteenth and Pine ,he Eever-
s saaai. '''''r J. IL i0u"s Pastor Sc Wees as
COOK AVENUE sou,,D. cool, aad Spring: the
Reverend Doctor II. IL. Smart, Past1r-SerytceS
usual.
Eden ,Germapg. N;neteen,h and Warren: .hs
Reverend L. { aaga'et fasioT-seiNIces as
FIRST South. Glasgow and Dayton: the Rev
eFeld Doctor J. H. Early. fastor-SefNiceS as
GooDE AVENUE. Goods and North Market: ,hs
reverend L. T. Nn!ie, Eastoi-srrFlceS ds
IMMAYUEL SOUTH. Meca,.siaud: the I:sy,eT,nd
w. II. LaPrade. Pastgr-Scryices "a usual
LAFAYETTE PARK ,s-outh,. Lafayette and
Ms! MISSISSIPPI: tie Reverend Doctor /. i. Pat
LINDELI. AVENUE. News;ead ami Idn,leil. the
Reverend Doctor Daniel hur,l,e7-t-r. Pastor
Il L. m, What Think Ts Of CHRISTI by the
reverend Doctor Jesse BoN man Youns. NJ
evening services.
end Doctor A. NJ. Biins-ley. fastor-services
= usual.
Z. Mcpherson. Pastor-Ser,ices as usual.
MOUNT AUH RN tsou;b, North Market and
Pss,or-services as usual
MEMORIAL uiermsnI, Jefterson and sccomac:
the Reverend Doctor William Schultz. Pastor
Services usual.
cABANNE tsou;f1. Arcade Han, .h,. Reverend
Doctor Il. N Messick, FaStur-MOrniug service
a. usual. Epwofth League service Ia the even
sT JOHNS. Locust and Ewing: the Reverend
Doctor ]. S. Hopkins. iastor-Ssrvices as
ST; LUKE's, Potomac and Texas: the Reverend
Hsrrr White Psstor-Serviccs as usual.
ST. PAUL'S South. No. 1871 81. Louis: the
Reverend II. =. iisw, Pastor-Services as
TOWER GROVE south. No III Kentucky: tire
Reverend W. a Brown. PastoT-Servises as
usual.
TRINITY. Tenth and North Msrae;: the Rev
Pharisee and the Publican. p IN, self
Denial
TYLER PLACE South. Tower Grove and Nc
Rec; thu Reverend {. ". Webdsil IastO--
Services as usual.
UNION I.lcas and Garrison the Reverend Doc.
tor BIccock. Pas,Gi-MoTnins, preaching Jy
the Reverend Doctor }. II. Young If Ceric-
nary Church. evening. EpWurth League service.
Lucky: the Reverend Doctor T. p SHaTp. Pas
tur-MorninG sermon by the Reverend Doctor
W. u. falmurc. editor 81 Luis Christian Ad-
Nocate.
OLD ORCHARD; the Reverend r Y PraIl,
BastOr-Serysces as usual.
JENNINGS: the Reverend Il. u. Snyder, Pastor
TUXEDO: the Reverend T. Z. Prin. Pastor
Usual morning and evening services.
EiWOTtTH CHAPEL. Ne~steayi and Embark
Services usual
PrcsbytcriaD.
Drank MEMORIAL. Aubert and Page; the
Reverend W. 81. Lanstry. Pastor-Sersices as
usual.
CARoNDELEr. Sis Michigan: the Reverend J.
II. Gauss Pastnr-SsrVices usual
CENTRAL south. Lucas and Garrison; n.
Reverend \. J.. Carr. Pastor--MurrinG and
evening. the Reverend J. Leslie Alsworth:
evening. union service; theme. Levi. the Sin
Der and Matthew. the Follower OF Christ
COTE BRn.LIANrF:. Marcus and I.sbsdie: TIC
Reverend H. II. Campbell, Psstor-MorrsinS a-ld
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
The list O: Sermon topics for to-r,,orrc,, :,
follows: ''"-o'Io" IS


felloNs: - as
Baptist.
bEbMAR, Delmar and Pendletan: tho ,7s,,c-.r,
l'pctor j. T. VI. Johnston. pavtrr-ft a -,
Christ, the Rock on Which His ,bpr.b =.
iuilt." by the Reverend Doctor g I I ioh,, ~
no evening service. " "''''7""'
fothlH, Thirteenth and Sullivan. tho D.
etend \ H"welis. PastOr--Servic.-s as usual
1kANp AVENUE. No. 27aI Grand. tire Pc
ehd Alvin ElaNton. Fastor-ie:sS a m 'Cor-
IesslCn as one OF the Grsces'': S D. m An
geis With Wings and Without :. 49, ~
iSNA n Al. Gates and Hamilton; the Reverend
- n Murray Fastpr-ll a. M The Psrfe.i
Sseeulity of the Christian; : p. m, Christian
LAFA1ETTE PARK, Lafayette and Ntssisvi,,,.
Services usual i-S'e1
stfoNt Beaumont and Locust. tho lsevore,,
DOCTOR W W Boyd, Pastor Morning Alton r
isWn OF Chicago University Will speak on
~. there VIII he a young Peoples seryic.
TAYLOR AVENUE. No. 10. North TayIor. ito
usual -
THIRD. Grand and Washington: the Reycre,.,
usual 10
Keverend j sevt ssr-n l0s a. m .1 tls
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The u. a. O. s-w. viii Run

An excursion to Louisville. n.y.. going July
Is; round-trip rate, s.. Through coaches
and sleopcrs, Information at Broadway
and Locust street.
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WEEKLY BANK ClEARINGS.
Nearly Ten Per Cent Decrease
Noted for ST. Louis.

New York. July 2o--TIIe following table COM
piled 6y Bfadssrsst. fscws the bank elearin.s
at cities for the week ending July -. I9oe with
the percentage Of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last year:
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Episcopal.

CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL. Thirteenth
and Locust. the Reverend g. NJ Davis. Dean
4 m am! n. m. Evis co,l.iiui i'-' u a: u-.
sermon AMI services. ,. m. evening prayer
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Gates and
Goodfe!cw. the Reverend Doctor J. X VIII
chester Rector a. m, holy communion II u
sermon and services.
CHlRCI. OF THE HOLY toNN MON. Tvysn-
ty-eighth and NashiEEto7. inr Reverend X bert
l.. Lee craig. ReotoTs a. M, holy .v''-.'lH;
silent Growth q the Kingdom" 50 -.euirs
GRACE. Eleventh and Warren. tire Reverend :.
T.. T InEraham. Re1tor-l0.s9 =. M. ard p.
IN sermon AID service.
MOUNT CALVARY. Grand ard lafayette. tn"
Reverend = ". Faunuyro.. s!octgr-I a. m
anu +. m. sermon AID services.
ST. ANDREWS Garrison ans Gla.s1w fii.e.
sermon and services; and the keverea,. EIss
!. Cuddy viii preach
ST AUGTSTINE.S. Bruno a.i Glenien; the
Eeysrend g. L. b. Mi!sr. Rectar-n ., m.
sermon and services.
ST. CHRYsOsT9M's. No. 80 John: the Pc
trend William Bard.ns I;rctor,-:2J :; m, sl''-
ST. GEORGES. Pendlstsa and olive the Rev
m aad .:31 p. N. sermon and services.
ST. IANES'S. Gccde ami cote Erilliante: the
$ T. m. sermon and services.
ST. JOHN : Hickory and bs.ma1: tie i;-V'r-
end G. y. MoiIer. Rsotgr-.:sJ d. III. holy com
;nuni"n. n q m aTa J.. ~; sg'4H .- ,,I.l
BUSH: evening 'Ciouis.''
ST. MARKS. Far,ieth and Washington; the Rev
communion; II n. m. sermon a9l services.
ST. PETERS i.rdsll and Spring; the Reverend
william Short, Rec:rr-S "A. ~. holy com
riunian: Il a and y. IN. sermon and
services.
ST. PHILIPS Union and Maple. The Reverend
William Elmer. keytJr-U - IN. and . T. Ia.
sermon and services.
ST. STEPHENS Sixth and Eucger: the Reyer-
end q. TsckCTman. R-,tcr-! AMI n.
holy communion. 5 y. m. sermon md services.
TRINITY Franklin und claiming; the EavrG.nl
William GaTicus. k-ctor-i-aV Z. m. Eolr com
munion: Il 4. IN. and y. IN. sermon aHI
services.
ST. MATTHEW'S :. Wilson. Near Frisco Park. the
Reverend &. II. Collins. lcytvr-li d IL, ser
and services.
ST. PAUI.S. No ISIS Nich.ean-f9 IS a m. AMI
80 y. m. s.rflOu and services.
HOLY INNpEENTS Morgan Ford Road and
Tholozan: the Reverend q ! ottlna7' Hectic
80. a. m. holy communion. iJ.i5 q. and
$50 y. m. sermon and services
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. ~. IS
SaleHa the Reverend B. =. Newton. ke,tuT-
il a. and =. m. sermon anu services.
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