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bags often / fin Ssn. 81. 10. anuts
ions 9iem Der / DEBORAH. Ifopoe.
Der q feot / 1920, pdr en- al be fsrite
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1853 % bpiotte fig Iaret efter i
PIeafant Sprpnibip. bpor ban bpeoe
inntiI for ct 4ars 5ib iibeu. Sans
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ia tire 8srn, en- SIN "a to 0strs.
4fbebe bar afbplot af ale, Der tierrbt,
BAN. gearapelfen fanot Steo fra BIG
Canoe 4irie / Ssnoags.
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Relion, Der bpsoe n9r Sipin @dIlep,
Minn., Ssnbdg ben 3bie Sebr., iiofts
leoen o. ~begropeoes Itbite 2erbae.
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al Scmmeren os mdutte ppbolos fg /
ct SoipitaI / Grooiiton, boor ban nm
bsrgif to Sperationer. @i man9Ier
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forloo ban ps Suitru 0ecprab o9 reiitc
til Srpin @aIlep bpur be itoen bar OPP
bolbt fie. Nfceoe bar pmtrins so
Iar gammel.
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geteIiltu9eu ON Spp % DaHS
9ienpOroisbdosr ipnss reelle moi for
benz, ipm lyOer Dc piniIer, ia Sortus
rtr, Der feIser meo Rbeumatisme =
en- Sp9pcm, ipm sjsr Gn Witittet baas
be for 4rbeios % 5prnrie,i, g pratt
tin talt forbinorer Gn FRA at on
gaaes meo fine Meomerneiter, gda |
Sirten % uofere fine ea9ltse pIister.
Wiers Sreit % beore SiGIp tan til
bposs oisis, euo Sob blep gipen At
fine 2reitere.
Der sr ioa SitfeIee At Rbeuma'
tisme, ipm er pirtelis ubeIbreoeliss.
Or. 9eisrs "9uri,o" beIbreosr Rbus
matisrnc oeo at fitue llrinipren fta
Slpeet.. Zen lager De iaare 2ep "a
Muiilsr peo at siensipe eipsoeoiten
2tp % Renbso. itpr,enoe % bei9itnoe
bile SpItemet. Oct er ct preparat.
Iom er tptaIt fortiellist fra ale ANDRE
Mtsoitinsr os bkc opbaset for oRr
bunoreoe aar iipen at en- sammel
mn i6peibiIt Gage. Sa ben sr FAM
menldt at uosluttenbe pe9etabiIfe
geItaneS,le, er ben abiplut uftdoeIis
os tan sipes ct Tibet Barn iaapeI Tom
en- 9ptsen mep fuIbitGnpis Sitter
beo. Yen er lite en- gpotbeiermeeis
Gin, men fan erbolnes .df ipecieIs
ggentsr eltr oirstte fra 5abritan'
ten, Or, Peter 5abrnep. 1l2--114
go. Sopus 4pe.. gbieasO,' Sa.
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baooe Mr. % MRS. 6. S. ambii
perei sifte iibite Sirsbds, os De srins
brene Oasen pSo at iHobpoe iad mango
al Iaboer ps @enner, iom Striet tnnn
rumme, % 8ertsfoItet 9iprbe bet ris'
tis bpseelist for fine 8iG'ter. De
inbbuone efterlob fig iom grinorin9
ct pdttert gositab % Strircpult, TOM
bineret.
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2uren til %Sarmonp.

Nsrodg Nften ben 16oc 5ebriar
aoar Sungforenineen Gurens fore
apniert af StabeIen / Sarmonp,
Minn. 9lanbt M%siiitenterne er prot.
6anion peb 2utber College. San Hal
pife lin 5Grbigbeb ! 8iolinipil. 2us
rens QrpgNm bsitaar oenrre Sang at
flere me Rurmere. Ine Rummere er
ombpaeelis inbspeoe. Gn nnoefiesrig
Mnlfiiaften renter Surmonps og Haz
bobpers Sefoltnirger.
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RIeint meo Rriesifibe.

Oa Drowning 9tetpria ifuIoe BE-
grapes, ft man ct mt 9tenesbpro ON.
at bet lite itaar iao rart til meo ben
ipaune 8risshaaoe. Der bier remlig
afienot en- ipanf arppier "Gmparps
Dor Carlos 5se- fcrat repr9ienters
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oous.t snsse5tre Wis,ouri nil olbrio b

9anbet / ipbpeitre missouri oil albrig bIi
bili9ere eno III. 9pertimoo. Del. iti9er ito.
ei9t. Sprtioeu fan &c tlebe Stoslano fro
81 iii sl2 pr. Acre; uoprtst TraIrie fra SO
Ill $50; ppoprteoe 6arme ira SEQ I'll s35 pr.
aere eiter Jorbeorinser ca R9rheo til
Sernbane. Strlp efter Seitrirelie % Rris-
lite pa inolrg ct 2s9enis TrirRrfe.
sSm. Reisuer & 60, 9odwooo. Rp.
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st Her sSusUennen ucmerfet soot % CT
reIttlTrens rieb ben. vi bar ioruo bruat TO
andre N~saifiner. men 'Susueuueu. er ben
bepie. 9en eisr soot yrbeioe % sr ! ole
RaaDer iaa goo % fort iom nosen Aa.
TINE til hsiert xris. Graot betalte leg
el-e0 Oeasp esrbe, 3bompioa, Rorts
30es1a
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Sioebrauo.

Oct gumls @el6 GUS | Central
Oerprab Nor @eft DEBORAH 9rpen.
branote 2srpass Iftsn pep 7e9icen.
SlSen bcgpnote pua MertIoftei, og in
BEN grdnomduoitabet funoe TONNE
tiIitebe, bar belle Saget br9not % ben
itsrite Del af 9ulpet / 2oen Gtagc.
Oct meite at sSnobost bIep repoet.
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9eeDrab Dg Smegn.
Zen lite ;5ebruar 1901.
sprriion faIoet.

Spnonsmerisheoen Der | gpen bar
ialost Paitpr s. 3. Scrrifcn | Manis
tptrpc, Wis., til prrft.
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DE KAN sPrLLE AKKoRDER og Aksompagnementer
paa Piano elIer Orael uden Undervisning. send sc
far Prsye Chord Chart; selges for sl-50. Agenter on.
skes, q Mdrs Advancement paa yor Magarine indbefAt
tel, western Musie Co.. P. slT Pioneer Press. St, Paul.
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Tnt 5irma.

San g. Sones beDer ct mt Spfies
bsrs5irma beri Ypen, Tom nil iisbs
lcpenoe 3reaturer. 5irn,aet piI hape
fit S~itbofbsiteo / Natipral 8uui, %
BET vil ietrs a~rearursrne mep g.. s.
R. &c %. pdnert.
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Oebat. Ost iamlene 8elsb. Der be-
pilsebes, sr $144, 900
Senator Gbanolers SorIlas ON
at fprbpoe aorporationer, Der er ens
aageret / Snteritatez5 raft iantt Ras
tipnalbanter oa &pmpasnier prsduis
Iereoe unoer apnarssiens Wpnbiebeo
at poe Sioras til aampasnefuno, bIep
/ 5orsoaes inoitilet I'll @sptagelie al
ben &pmite, Der bar bupt bet unoer
Orgftelie. st ENHANCEMENT ~peotoass,
bporcftsr en- Sprporation, Der forbrne
Der ia mob 2onen No at ubbetaie
9snee iii Si9lp for ct politiit parti
/ @alscirmec. Ital il9gses en- gsoe al
5000 Dollars. % Gmbeosm9no saer
Sirsttsrer, Der iaaleoss itettsr et
@~aIefono, iiaI inoipioueIt betale en-
Multt paa $1,000 hper.
- Ct mt Spitem for traablss Ses
Isgraf bar p9ret prspst | bet metsprps
Iosiite Sursdu / Baibinstpn, % Hes
iulta.srne ituI pare meset %cpmuntrens
be. Der er blepsn teIesraferet oper en-
0iiance paa 100 Mil paa HABIT 2ano
og 60 Mil ao tattet 2aRofab. Man
bar osiaa 9aab ON at iunne telearas
iers I'll Siibs ! en- afitane al op III
500 MiI tiIbaps. Spinoslisu CT unes
ritanf % fcrfieIlis tra bet Rarcuuiits
Sphem.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
BenniuE Entries.

Thu entries for tomorrow s. races aI Benz
Mug are as follows
First raC,-S,uiug. hurdle. one mil,
and lHree-quaTtar=. Cousin jess. Hurry
Iu. MIR St0nDI tT.Fr.-1. TauEarI Very
Light. and Royst,I.r. IaI each. ChaTt-
Grace and Boisterou". lEa each, IlIccus
Ia.
second rac,-MalG,n tao-ysar-olds. five
fuTiOlEs- Hot 100 NuprlaI. Jos. Clear
Uer. ipG. SUcaussErH. JOSS S1mersIuIt. la6.
illuminate lls. Hartford. los; Auak, 100.
fGiIru 1Hf- y IH-E. b. Wild BcS- IUg-
The Bandit. IUG. L.w.gu-. Jos. Lady Tea
gle. I.o. Colonel Bell. IG, Cusatem, Iug;
MaratIisa. 1855 Trsuer. Ia5
Third racr-SeIliug for thgeo-ysar-0lds
and upward. seven furIougs. Lou Rey.
tOrEI9:..Ul lll- GIutau4a. lf-. Argauar--a
lI. Nitrate. IO6. PassIIa. lrl. Death. ia.
Royal Sterling, 1p9. AVIATOR, l0Gf licking
ton Pirat 106
The third race failed TO MI. Tho entries
received for the fourth were divided by
lot and run the third and fourth races
Fourth race-Selling, for three-year-Olds
and upward. seven furlOngs. PUnctual 50.
Vesuvia lg3; Ring Leader. l04, BastiIe
1914 Satire, l2; Shark, l03. Tenderloin 1Dl
Federaiist. l04; 'ToHicum, Sc; 7COuey. 50:
@Wait Not lG2.
Fifth race-FOur-y ear-Olds and upwards.
one mile and sixty yards. Tanuis Ohnet.
Carbuucle. and FingaL l04 each. Hand
cuff. Knight Of Rhodes, and Harry Nc
COun. IO5 each.
sixth race-Handicap. one mile and a
sixteenth. Potente, 126: Red Path. ~.
LatsOn. 10, Handicapped, lOI. Alfred Var
grave, los. OhHet and Oudenardp, l6J each;
Scarlet LILY. 100
apprentice allowances claimed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
A NEW PROFESSOR OF GAELIC.
Dr. Dunn May BE Chosen for tn,
Catholic University.

The directors OF the Catholic I-niversitv
viii be called upon at the annual meeting
the latter part of this month 10 select
a successor to Dr. Richard Heunebry
professor of Gaelic at the university. The
chair Of Gaelic Wds founded by the An
cieHt order Of Hiberuiaus about FIVE years
ago. $4,000 being subscribed as an cud0w-
meUt fund.
Gaelic scholars are scarce and profes-
s0rs of the language are s-arcer in this
country. so the Catholic University. after
a deal of correspondence abroad. selected
Dr. HeuuebTy, a young Irish curate. who
had paid special attention to the original
Irish language. TO take the newly estab-
lished chair In order TO perfect himself
Iu his chosen studies DR.. Hennebry went
10 Europe, where he studied in the lead
ing German universities for two years
at the expense OF the American college.
he was then appointed To teach for a
term Of three years
To the disappointment Of the UNIVERSITY
authorities. who mad been 50 deeply in
terested in the establishment Of the chair
Of Gaelic. Or Heuucbry-s health failed
toward the end or his hrst year. The
second year De was there he was present
at his classes only part Of the time His
health was SO bad the third year that he
was given vacation and did not teach
at all
At the conclusion Of his term OF three
years. which ended last June. he was eli
EIble 10 reappOiutmeut. but the faculty
or philosophy. Of which be- was a member
decided 10 recommend DR.. joseph Dunn
as his successor This recommendation
has been endorsed by the senate. com
posed OF the representatives of all the
faculties Of the university. and will BE-
submitted to the directors for their an
prOval az the annual meeting Mousignor
t0naty, rector Of the university. has also
approved the choice Of the faculty of
philosophy, and 10 IS believed the directors
VIII approve or the choice Of DR.. Dunn.
Dr- Dunn is Of American parents the.
son OF an lrtsh-AneriCau Of some dIstinc-
uon- His father IS a leading member Of
the Ancient order of Hiberuians In ad-
dltlCu TO having received the degree of
doctor Of philosophy from Yale OF which
INSTITUTION ne IS a graduate. he is now
taking q special course in Gaelic from DR.
Robinson, Cf Harvard, who is probably
the most celebrated Gaelic scholar in the
country DT. Dunn is a Iinguist of high
Eeputr, and has been assistant Instructor
IN the Romano languages at the Catholic
L University for some time
Resting under the impression that the
interests q the chair would be better
served II there was no interim between
staIlation of DIT Dunn the autharitiee at
the Catholic University have been i'm cor
respDuGeuce with DIT DOUGLASS Eyd. of
Sligo. Ireland. who has the rcpurari1u of
being one OF the best Gaelic scholars in
the world. with view OF having him
NIL the chair for one year DR. HYDE has
not yet consented 60 come. but the rector
hopes that he Will Doe persuaded
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

This wonderful treatment has oD-s5
many lung cases IN washington II .
ana mas been here ten years Read tes-
umonialS below
Or Shades Eclectic Oils and ChI0rfdrr-7
discovery Tor consumption. asthma br0u-
cnial- and catarrhal diseases is Inhaled
INTO the diseased parts lungs. throat ito
producing the most remarkable results
BeW are or limitations and urscruDrsl 07Is
qEdCkS who advertise an Inhalation TO
cure consumption without internal treat
menL indigestion and rcaI-uutritfou are
indispensable TO the development of con-
sumption Dr. Shade administers his Ec-
IVctic remedies TO tone Up the stomach
ana build up the system. IN addition TO
ms lHHalaTlOI treatment, which heals the
sore places in the lungs and air passa gts
Call on few OF the many who were
cured :. I. and years ago. call or send
FOR booklet
cured OF consumption, weighed 90 pounds
now weighs 100; Mrs Berti- Hughes. 49S
9TH St SW-, cured OF consumption OF the
lungs and catarrh- gained 90 pounds, Mrs
D. T. Graves. lII0 ed St NV. cured of
asthma and lung trouble. gained p
pounds, Miss Mary E McKim. 5G4 3 St
Sc cured Of pulmonary consumption and
Catarrh-
Special attention given to complicated
cases. catarrh. lung. kidney. Bright's dis
ease. stomach. liver. rheumatism. sciatica.
brain and nervous diseases. and all com
pltcated diseases of the human body
Hours. to ,. Sunday. 10 TO I p H. Cor
ner 18th and q. Consultation free
II you cannot come TO the Office send
for home treatment
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
THE SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY.
AmcrirH's Crop This Year VIII he
rhe Largest Ever Harvested.

Discussing the sugar beet Industry OF
the world in 19J!. Henry W. Diederichr
the United States Consul at Bremen, IN
a communication too the state Depart
meut says that the total yield for The
year viii be about a.IUt.r1 tons de AIDES
Reports from the United States are
very encouraging, considering that the
bcer-sugar industry there has Just been
fairly started and has many difficulties
TO contend with that are Unknown IN Eu-
rope The American beet crop VIII be lar
ger than ever before, and altogether il
would not be surprising n the world
production this year would amount TO
G.6l1pJJ tons Of beet sugar All the fig
UTes ObtaInable mp u the present seem
to safely show one fact. and that is that
there Will be considerably more sugar this
year than there was last. particularly
as all the CaHc-EIg. rs countries nc Ia
bly, Cuba, are rep = - considerable
increase over former years
At present the market in Europe for
beet sugar is very weak prices are eN-
tremely low. and have been Tor some
time. There viii probably Ee come }, gls-
latiou next winter affecting several sugar
producing countries The question of re-
duCiuE sDWiugs next season is TsCeivIlg
attention in various rgUUJTlls. and there
is "a gain considerable talk Cf "a conference
this winter for the abolition Il sugar
bOUutlL-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
a WATER MAIN TO LANGDoN.
One Wanted to supply the Butferine
Factory.

AncdOry.
COMMISSIONS BiddIe this morning re-
Ceiyed several persons interested in the
extension OF the water main from Mount
Clivet Cemetery 10 the Juttertne factory
IA LangdOH- Those present were Wilton
j. Lambert. Barry Buckley. Lorin N
Saunders. James J.. Scaggs- and b. H
W-ruer They urged a settlement Of the
question ri LAYING this main. which has
been under consideration in the office of
the Engineer COMMISSIONS for some
time Major Riddle, after hearing the
statement Of the delegation. said he
would give the matter immediate at.cu-
ton
The delegation went carefully over the
ground, stating that the sewer which was
10 furnish the drainage Tor the factory
had been finished, and they were now
ready for the water connections To rcr-,fer
thCir facilities complete Il WAS stated
that something like 5000 gallons Of water
"a day was needed in connection with the
manufacture Of the product. The water
from the well on the property Of the
company cannot be- used for this PUP
pose. il was stated. because Of the mineral
properties il contains.
The delegation Informed the Commis-
sicuer that owing 20 the lack Of "a suitable
supply OF water the company had been
Obliged 10 throw AWAY large ,rrrfr-ftfag ,f
milk which mad been ,.1urrtc+elf fo-- MI =
the farmers of AIar,-IarF on. rt,,-s..r,-i
gallons had baeu d,Ir,Is,I H. ~ 49,
0u,. day last week and mis- D,orrT-,r1 7 ,z5
gallons more had MOI e -fr-7iTay 80 Tf
was stated that the output of the factory
r.g,rr,Ge If i,--tt,fr,. ,,.ftt tI,.s H.. "a ~
rfrirfeg me rFlIr,.f,r n 5,j,-t- 80, -
vs. Erfr,si-p- fb.,.7e-,r,,is 80 I,JI, -
H. T,5-+ri7.t - ,,-.,,+f, -,7,F-- 80 T. -
l....,.I--.5 . ~ - 20 $50. - a.
,.f.t - - --'... i'ir - . - -
-. '1 'i '''l'i.lN
m ,-,-.-,- rod. .,..1f-..f 60 $500.
80 '''''' ''i'i'''.'-'i'. ''l l'.-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
An Unknown CoIored Man Struck at
Street CrnSNing.

"A Street Crossing.
An unknown c0I0r-d man was struck bv
au inbound train of the Pennsylvania
Railroad on Virginia Avenue. near the
Delaware Avenue crossing. about H.2l
o'clock this morning and instantly killed
The body was frishtfuliy mauEled and is
beyond al possibility of recognition The
remains were removed 20 the morsu..
where they viii De kept iu hopes of iGeuti-
lcatiou-
Coroner hewitt Investigated the case
and announced that am inquest would be
held tomorrow morning ri II O'Clock at
the New Jersey Avenue police station
There are indications that the man had
been drinking. and while in a bewilderad
condition wandered upon the railroad
tracks When about nifty feet east of the
Delaware Avenue crossing he was struck.
the train being pulled by engine No. 49,
The engineer. benjamin Simpson. Of sI I
Street southwest stopped his train as
quickly as possible, but too late. The
fireman OF the train was George stephen
son and the conductor. Nr. Chambers
both of Baltimore
The dead man was youthful i'm appear
aucc. smooth face. brown skin. and well
kept hands. indicating that ne was not
used 20 hard work. He wore "a white
shirt. blue serge coat. black aycrcOat and
nothing was found I'm the pockets OF the
deceased except cheap song book and a
green card of admission TO some club en-
fs.F-f
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12

The Bradbury sale OF Pianos has thor
rNEhlY aroused the PiaUo-huyiuE public
OF Washington by the remarkable offer
lnGS III the finer grades Of Instruments.
The values offered are causing a great
deal OF discussion. not only in Washing
ton. but an all the ueigEbuIiug towns Of
Mary laHu and Virginia. and people who
are posted on Piano prices are fastening
10 take advantage of what they consider
q most unusual opportunity Co secure a
Il"no az "a reputable make at prices that
are IN many cases only One-fOurth the ac-
tual value Of the Instrument
The bradbury WaTeTOOmS at I225 Pa
ave We're thrOngei with people all dav
Monday. and the best evidence that the
Pianos axe genuine bargains is that near
~ every caller was a purchaser. The
closing out of these Flames is an absolute
necessity with the Bradbury mauufactu-
rerS. so they cannot afford 10 hesitate on
the mere question of price. Their ware
rooms are crowded 10 tho utmost limit.
ana they have no space in which to ex-
mont the many carloads of 1892 models
which they are shortly 70 receive from
the bradbury factories az Brooklyn and
l"omlnster Mass Their prestige as the
foremost Piano manufacturers Ia Amer
lea demands that they should exhibit
tHeir ne" models before auy other manu-
The Pianos which they are now sacri-
ucing 90 meet the necessity for additional
space include both Squares and UDrights
an such famous makes as the Bradbury
Steinway. Chickeriug. GabIer. StOdart.
Gilbert Stein. Decker. Nose. CirDycSJeeu.
and Fuller. and other equally desirable in
Strumeuts. Only fOrty-1ue If the Square
Pianos are left. and a clean sweep of all
these Instruments must De made a once
Special prices have been made on all the
used Upright Pianos i'm stock and an Pi-
amos vt this years make
Think Of buying good. reliable Pianos as
low as 50, So. and SO. on terms Of 81
weekly or 8 monthly payments. There
are also ten Organs in this sale which
VIII be sold al 50 10 800, on very easy
terms.
To show the widespread interest I'm this
sale, several ladies IN Washington re-
eeiyed letters from their friends I'm out
side towns who had read Of the an
ngunccoeUt of the sale in the Saturday
star, with the request that they pUr-
chase some OF the Pianos Jhat were be
ing sacrificed to be shipped to them as
the prices were far below anything they
Hau heard or in their community. Spg-
elai arrangements viii be made with those
Who desire Pianos TO be shipped, but we
cannot reserve any Of the stock except
on payment of 4 deposit, as we need the
room, and cannot afford To- miss sale
that will help us 10 clear ont the entire
stock. 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
PLANS FOR A GREAT REVIVAL.
InteFden OminatiOnnI Services to He
Held at the New GRIND.


There viii be. beginning Sunday next. at
Chase's Grand Opera House. AT ,. m,
a series of evangeIistic meetings. The
services viii be nOn-sectarian and inter
denOminaUonal in character. and viii be
addressed BY the most prominent minis
tiers and evangelists Of all creeds. The
FIRST meeting will be addressed by the
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, d. D. who has
taken a great interest in the movement
and who viii in all probability deliver a
second address before the end Of the Sc
ries. At the second service. to he held
Sunday, November =. IL is expected that
Rev. Ira D. Sankey. the famous gospel
singer and evangelist. who was so long
associated with Rev Dwight l. Moody.
and the compiler Of Gospel Hymns. Nos
and 8. will be present. The music. it is
said, viii be under the direction of Percy
5. Foster. who has led many great chJirs
The admission to the services viii be
by ticket only. which will be ready for
free distribution tomorrow morning They
may be obtained at Sanders & St1yman's
1927 T; Byron 5. Adams. 5I2 Eleventh the
Riggs Hotel. the Raleigh the New Will
lard, Frank l. WelleT's Drug Store. Eighth
Street southeast. and Of any pastor in
the city In order that ladies and their
escorts may be certain Of seats and avOiG
the crush Of a crowd coupons emitting
the holders 10 special seats If presented
before Sis o'clock. viii be sent without
charge 10 those desiring them upon writ
ten application to Rev George BuCkler
l%i2 Ninth Street MORT invest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-12
A TWO-FOLD CELEBRATION.
Special Ceremonies in Honor of Or.
Brooks. CoIortd.


The election OF ia" Rev Dr. walter
H. Brooks as a trustee of the United
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and the nineteenth anniversary of his
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ing III the NlneleenJh street church. The
speakers of the occasion will be Rev.
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We "a" l'u' 1T" '' inc N''' Iliilt' WHO VIII
welcome br- Brooks as member of the
board of trustees OF the United Society
Of Christian Fufar--,r
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i-ut CHRISTIAN 'iia-.iir Lawrence 'i3rS.
on the part OF tha D.as1us of tha church.
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tHc SUNDAY @'3"'l- ''l-ilam Walker. the
Christian EuG,Gvor Society of the church.
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