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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
SAYS THEY WILL NOT RETIRE.

The report that DR.. Doremus and President Webb
of the City College about retire abso-
IuteIy denied by Dr. Doremus last night at his
home No. 50 Madson-ave.
~ have Mr.. Webb for week. he said
but if he intended resign / would have heard
1t. Some months ago ii was decided that
pension should be allowed to the old teachers who
retired. but have taken advantage of II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
SALE OF BoWLEs COLLECTION CONTINUES

The proceeds OF the eighteenth days sale OF the
Frank Bowes collection, at No 124 Fifth-ave- yes
terday 81 20 Among the articles sold and
the prices We're the following: \ marqUeterie kid
ney shaped desk, $50 30; Louis XIV bergere. 1913;
Spanish leather screen. sl35 Italian Renaissance
wardrobe. 1925 and Louis XIV parlor cabinet:
s205 Some specimens OF Adams satinwood and
Colonial furniture will be offered this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
CHAMP CLARK REyOMINATED.

Mexico Mo. April 26.-Congressman Champ Clark,
OF Bowling Green. was to-day renominated by the
Democratic convention Of the IXth District without
opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
LTTrLEFIELD'S EULOGUrM

While Grants record and achievements as a war
rior fruitful subjects for his admirers and
eulogists, and upon them IL may be thought his
chief title to glory rests man was more in
sensible than he to the personal features OF q sol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27

EAST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB DINNER
East Side Republican Club. Nos. 223 and rs East
Thirty first-st tomorrow evening Short addresses
will be made by Edward Healy. Senator n A Els,
berg George W. Wanmaker, John H. Gunner ana
Abraham Gruber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27
FAVOR FIRsT-AvE. REGION.

E s. Kean, who has real estate holdings in
Lexington-ave-. has written a letter to The
Tribune IL which he says:
Having been a stanch friend and reader Of
The Tribune for many years. and real estate
owner in Lexington-ave.. though not resident
there. I write 10 protest against the under
ground East Side road being laid in this
nue.. Such an undertaking, 1 think. would be
strenuously opposed by the vast majority of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27

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Thoughts On the Tonic.

Christ came to US that we might 80 to
Him
Christ came that we might have life
not that He might carry out q particular
scheme for the worlds reformation.
The blind cannot lead the blind. No
lost man can save lost man First find
Christ and then set out TO find lost men
Christ came to establish q new king
dom on earth, kingdom Of lOFH- Who
ever loves belongs TO that kingdom and
Is helping to complete ChrIsts mission
Christ came 10 make the world better.
Every Christian can say with his whole
heart that he is better because Christ
came Every Christian is perpetual
proof Of the success CT Christ's mission.
Jesus came TO teach Us the better ways
OF life; that It is better 10 give than TO
get, TO love than hate, 70 forgive than
avenge, TO heal than hurt TO do than
promise, to nobly die than 10 ignobly
live.
Jesus came not to destroy, but to
build up; not 10 kill, but to give more
abundant life II is true he bears the
sword, but that is the blade Of spiritual
surgery, only removing abnormal
growths that true life might better
flourish.
There were many things Jesus might
have done, and did do as He had oppoT-
tUBjty- He worked with His hands at
the carpenters bench, He spent cheer
ful evening at the house Of friends, He
talked pleasantly with His disciples
These we're all good things TO do, but
they were only incidental parts of His
great purpose 10 one OF them was the
purpose itself He came TO save men
Life is not mere existence For Jesus
came TO give Us life and we had exist
ence without Him. He Who merely ex-
lists cannot be said to really live, ac-
cordiug 10 any high meaning OF the
word life. The stone and the clod exist
Jesus gives a quality. q value Of exist
ence that makes it worthy 30 be called
living He fills life full, so that the
disciples cup runs over He does not
count anything less than the saving Of
all life, in time and eternity, real sal
EatioE-
Jesus came TO reconcile men unto God
It is easier 10 forgive those who have
injured Us than those whom we have in
jured- Men were cc7scIous OF having
wronged God. They had not paid Him
rental for their vineyards; they had
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. League. : p. m; preaching at 5 p. n. by
the pastor
Grace Church. Nirth and s Streets
northwest. Rev Joseph Edmund Smith,
Ii D. pastor-I1 a m brief address
Closing, An Answer to Objections" 9:30
a m. Sunday school; p m Epworth
League. Seats free All welcome
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast, Rev. G. E NaydweU. pastor
Sunday school. 9-15 a m; communion,
II a m; Epwo-th League. : p n: ser
mon. 5 p m. subject. Why You Should
Be 6 Christian.
North Capitol Church. North Capitol
and K Streets northeast, Rev. J. Edwin
Amos. pastoT-Sunday school. $50 a. N !:
sacrament of the Lords supper. Il a.
N; service. 8 p m: song service by Ep-
worth League and sermon by pastor All
invited.
Old Foundry Church now worshiPing
in tie hall Of Columbian University Fif-
-eenJh and Il Streets, entrance on Fif-
teenth Street-SUnday at Il a m. and s
o. n. by the pastor, Rev Dr.. L. B. VIII
son; music by quartet; Sunday sch5oI.
$50 q. m; League, 7 p. N; prayer meet
T. -
Church. New York Avenue.
st. PauIs Church. Fifteenth and R
Streets. George W. Miller. D D. pastor
$50 a m. Sunday school. II a. m
sermon and holy communion; p. m,
EpwoTth League meeting; S p m. ser
mon by the pastor. Ali seats free
wesley Chapel Church. corner Fifth
and + Streets northwest. DIT. W. N. Fer
gusCn. pastor-Sunday school, $50 a. m;
preaching by the pastor at Il a m; sub
ject. The JOY Of Personal salvation tbs
Highest joy" text. Luke. X-20; services
at the jail at o'clock EpwoTth League
at 4 O'Clock. communion service at S
o'clock: prayer meeting. Thursday even
ing.
Eamljne Church, corner Ninth and P
northwest, Dr.. Lucien Clark, pastor
Services Il a m. chiIdren's day eXeT-
cises. with baptism of children, inter
Csting program; S p N. preaching. Sun
day school at $50 a m; E2worth
League I p m
Gorsuch Church. corner Four-and-a-
half and L Streets southwest, Rev
Thomas z. Copes, pastor-Services: $3.50
a m Sunday school, Il a m. and soc
p m, preaching by the pastor; 3 p m.
Junior League: 7115, Epworth League;
Thursday s p m. prayer meeting
Ryland Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest. Rev. Alex BieIaski, pastor
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The EpWOrth League.
TOPICS AND SUGGESTIONS OF INTEREST TO IT'S MEMBERS

Sunday. June 1, "The Purpose Of His
Coming" Matt xvii:11; John x.1O.
For the Son Of Man is come to save
that which was lost" Our souls have
strayed from Christ. we are all his chill
dren at birth; it is not Heaven that is
hostile to any human condition Of in
fancy, for did not Christ say Let the
little children come unto me?'' We are
rot held responsible for what we are at
birth Christ measures US in maturity
There are different agencies at work
for our destruction. Among them is the
temptation of pleasure. Christ's mis-
sion on earth was of too great import
ance for him TO think OF selfish pleasures
and is not Christs mission Of saving
souls not good enough for his servants.
What would Jesus do? DR.. Buckley said
in a recent sermon that this principle
could not be applied to cur modern life,
it is hardly possible to conveive of
Christ in a commercial OF social life.
Il IS not a question Of what Jesus would
90, but what Jesus would have me do.
The safeguard against the periIs Of
pleasure is purity Of heart.
The temptations Of power and Of prop
erty are great Power to rule is often
degenerated into power to ruin. Money
makes it easy to mar character, for
money is the root Of all evil not in
herent evil. but the love Of il and the
straintng CT every point. not weighing
the cost makes it a power for great evil
to the soul.
To counteract these temptations there
are saving agencies:
The Holy Spirit IS IL quest OF our
souls; though we be greatly degraded
by sin, yet viii He stoop low enough to
raise US
The minister is an agent of saliva
ton He presents the Word Of God. a,.d
ne must not be narrow, for it is the
larger, better life he is presenting to
Us. It is his province to keep the res
cued soul within he fold.
But we must not shtrk our response
biIity, for we are just as truly His dis
ciples, as the minister. More good has
been accomplished, perhaps. by personal
work than in any other way, and it is
for Us to bear our share.
Every Christian home must be a house
Of rescue Are you Iaboriag for the
souls Of your own family?
Clean literature IS great factor.
Have good books within reach of your
children, not sentimental rash which
poisons their minds and teaches them
much THAI is evil
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northwest, Rev J. Russell VerbTycke.
pastor-Morning service. II o'clock.
childTeR's day address TO the children.
evening service, 100 O'Clock exercises
by the Sabbath school; Y. P. s. c. E
service at $50 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited 70 these services.
First Church. Four-and-a-haIf. between
c and D Streets northwest, Donald c.
Macleod y. D., pasLor-Services: Il a.
n sermon. subject Echoes Of the
. General Assembly" p. N, The Nys-
teries OF Suffering and Disaster in Provi-
deEca- Sis p. H.. midWeek prayer
service Thursday. 6 j.. NJ Strangers are
invited 70 all services Seats free.
Central Church. Southern Assembly.
corner / and Third Streets northwest.
. Or A. II. Pitzcr, Worship. II
. a. IA and $ p. ~ Iii seats free. Bible
study Wednesday evening
+ Westminster Church Memorial. sev-
+ enLh Street, near E Southwest. Rev VII
+ liam :. Hutchinson, Pm. D.. pastor
. Public worship II a. 70. and 7:s5 3. rg-,
Sunday school, $50 a II. Mr.. L s. De-
! pue. superintendent. Christian Elleav0r
prayer meeting, p m; mICweeE service
Thursday. T.45 p. m Music under di-
+ Vection OF Mrs. Frank ByTam, orgaaisI.
Strangers are cordially invited
New York Avenue Church. New York
avenue Il and Thirteenth Streets. Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe pastOT-I1 n II. ChiI-
dren.s Day services. sacrament q bap-
/ 'isu- chiIdreu's sermon ~ the pastor;
5 p. m. praise service, in which viii be
repeated. by special request, NcaGeis-
sghl Hear My Prayer"
Cornelius Memorial Mission. East Cap
iI0I and Seventeenth Streets southeast
Mr. d y Hoover, jr-, superintendent
Sunday zchool . D. To-, divine services
& T. u. Strangers welcome
Gautoa Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest
Rev. Asa S Fiske, D. D., DaztoT-a-3G
q. m.. Sunday school; 10 a. n. adult
Bible class. II a. m. Rev. Wilbur r.
Crafts. d. D., subject. Living and
Dying Nations" with special reference
10 sunday laws for the District now
pending IN Congress; p III, Christian
EEdeavor meeting S - m memorial
service Burnside Post; all veterans Of
either side iB civil war and Of Spanish
war cordially welcome. as we'll as the
general public Mrs. Charles s Muir
viii render q solo.
Eastern Church. Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast. Rev. 7. c.
Eastau. D. D., pastor-9.35 a. m. sun
day school Il a. IL, preaching BY Mr..
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Presbyterian.


The Church Of the Covenant. Conecti-
cut Avenue, \ and Eighteenth Streets.
Rev. .Teunis s Hamiin, .. D.. pastor
cacraments CT baptism and the Lord 8
Supper at Il q. m Sunday school, s-30
a m; Junior c. z. meeting at and
Junior adversary with Senior Society ct
D m; Thursday evening. uid-week
service. at s Work while IL is day
John. ix:4; James, i-22-
Fourth Church, Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev Joseph
T Kelly, D D. pastor-Sabbath school
$50 a m morning worship. Il o'clock,
preaching by pastor evening worship
O'Clock. address by Mr.. F. I. Middleton,
on the work Of the Eorwyu Mission,
Christian Endeavor Society. : p. m
Thursday, p- M, meeting for prayer
and Bible study. Strangers are always
welcome
lexington Church. Q and North Capt.
tCl Streets Rev W T Thompson. d D.
pastor-P-eachilg at Il q m and S p
n: Sunday school al 3:3g and Christian
Endeavor at : ,. NJ
West Street Church. ? Street, between
ThiTty-frsL and Thirtg-seCoad Streets,
Rev ". O. Alexander D. D., pastor
Preaching al . a 70. and at s p. m by
the pastor; Sunday school, $50 q m
Christian Endeavor, p m, midweek
service at s 2. IA Thursday. Strangers
cordially invited 10 all services.
Metropolitan Church, Fourth and 3.
Sire Is southeast. Rev G. y. Lucoock,
D. j.. gastOr-Sunday school. a-39 q m,
preaching. Il a. "a and S p. m; Senior
Christian Erdeavor. Z D. m. subject Of
morning sermon what PTesbyterians
Haze Done for America" evening ser
mon by Rev. z. Il. Bull, D. D., Of Mis-
sCuri.
AssembIy's Church, Fifth and Streets
northwest. Rev George r. wilson. D. D.
pasJC--Preaching at II o. m and I-S#
D. N. midweek service. Thursday even
Ing at I-30 o'clock.
Western Church, Il Street. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets. Ger
hart A. Wilson, pastor Services: II o.
m communion service S p U-. sermon
by the pastor. Sunday school SEQ a m
7 ?. s. c. E. Z p. m; Thursday rveui2 2E
meeting, 7:45 o'clock. Seats free, and
welcome 10 all services
North Church. y Street, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets 1OTJhWcst-PTeachi
a. II q. m; twilight service, Z TO 7.s5
o'clock
GurIsy Memorial Church Florida Ave
rue, between Sixth and Seventh Streets
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Earl. from Binghamton, y. Y. mission
aTy 10 Auam- China, o D. m. Junior and
Intermediate EudeayoT; go p- m, Y p
= C. E S p. ~. sermon by pastor. sub
Jccr. Christ IN the Storms Of Life.
Strangers welcome.
Washington Heights Church. Kala-
rama Avenue ard Columbia Road. Rev.
= Lawrence Hunt, past0T-Suuday
school. $50 H. NJ II a. m, sermon by
pastor. special praise service, 5 p. a.,
Ie5 by chorus choir under the direction
OF Mrs Susarne Oldberg- strangers
welcome. Residents of the Heights es-
uCCiaIy invited.
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Unicn Church Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, Rev.
. PAGE Eilburu. gast0r-The Rev a E
+ SpjeIuau. of ForestvilIe Md viii ad-
/ minister The sacrament Cf the Lords
supper and preach at Il a. r.. and again
at S .. nl.. Sunday school. $50 a. n:
! Junior Endeavor- . p M. y F. s c. E.
Z D. m ulidwcek service. conducted by
. the pastor, Thursday. p IN
x Street Church. Roy. William Lynn.
pastor - sunday school $50 a. m.
preaching, II a. ~. and T.45 p. m. by
1 the pastor ET-orth League. 6.t5 p II ,
Mrs Lena shelton leader: praise ser
vice 9 p. m Wednesday. prayer meet
ing 1.45 D. III, Friday. Brother Gi5soH's
class.
Congress Street Church. Thirty first
Street northwest. Rev J. D. kiuzer, pas
tor-Services- Il a m. public worship
and communion; 6 p IN. sermon. How
Shall We Treat Our Enemies?"
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street. between G and Streets south
east. Rev. A. Fl. Thompson. pastor
Services. G.23 a m. Sunday school, II
a. N. communion. p. n, Epworth
League. s. H. m. sermon. The Delayed
Judgments OF Sod"
Mount Pleasant Sunday school in hau
over postodiee. Park Street. at 3 p. m.
prayer and praise service. Thursday. at
I.45 p. III. All are invited.
Asbury Church, X and Eleventh
Streets northwest. Rev. NJ W Clair
Th. D.. pastor-Servicss: $50 a m.
sunday school; II a. m, preach hing by
Rev. Z. ID. Brister. 2. D.. 4 p n. Ep-
worth League. D. m communion SCrv-
ice, Friday az p m, prayer meeting
= cordial welcome TO all.
EcEcndree Church. 915-9f7 Massachu-
sstLs avenue northwest. Rev. Edward L
Hubbard. pastoT-SUndav school, 80 a.
m; communion service, II a. M chill
dTen's class, 2:30 p. N; EpWOTth
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THE LESSvN TEXT

(AmeriCan staudud revised versi1u-)
Matthew, xviii.1- tNarginaI reading)-
For the Son Of man came to save that
which was lost
John, x:1O. The thief cometh not. but
that he may steal. and kill and destroy;
I came that they may have life, and may
have il abUudanty
[Note-This lesson shows q disc-Rp-
ancy between the King James and the
revised versions. Both the English and
American revised versions omit from the
text the first verse given above Mat
thew xviii.1I). but insert II in the mar
sin with the explanation that it appears
IL some manuscripts. from which the in
ference IS given thai II IS lacking in the
most authentic ones Practically the
same language however, appears IN
other portions of the Bible lsee Luke.
XiX-IGl. so there can be no doubt OF its
genuireness and authenticity, even
though its appearance in Matthew may
be open to question:
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Services: $3.50. Sunday school; 1890. a
IT., chiIdren's day services: 2-30 p. n,
Juniors; T:I5 p m, Epworth League; 8
p n, preaching by pastor.
Douglas Church, Rev. 5, N Hartzoek,
D. D.. pas-Or-At II a m communion
service; 6-45, Epworth League; S o m,
sermon. The Choice Of Company"
Thursday night, prayer service Vel
come
First Protestant Church, Fourth
Street. between Z aud G Streets south
east Rev a s Beane. pastor-Serviees:
$50 a m. Sunday school: II q n. sac
rament OF the Lords Supper; S p. n.
preaching by the pastor, subject, "Un-
decided
BTightwood Park. Rev. D. Il. Martin,
pastoT-SuEday school. $50 a N; ;. A
Terry, superintendent: II n m. preach
ing by pastor and communion: preach
Ing by pastor at p n; music by con-
gTegation and choir: evening solo By
David Cook director. I. J. Smith; Ep-
worth League; 7:l5 p. m; leader. Miss
Marion Flynn; prayer meeting Wednes-
day, p. N; childrens s class Friday,
4:30 p m leader. Mrs. Gooch- All are
invited
Metropolitan Church-Preaching morn
lag and evening by Rev Frank NJ Bris-
tol, D. D; evening subject, Religion
and Art" Sunday school, $50 a n:
Chinese school, $3.50 p n; Epworth
League, $50 p. n.
EIdbTOokc Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. z E R Reck. pastor-Sunday
school, $50 a m; preaching by pastor,
II q. n; Epworth League. I:I5 p n
followed with sermon by pastor; Chill
dren's Day services. Sunday. June s.
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Episcopal.


Trinity Church. Third and c Streets
northwest Rev Richard T. Williams.
rector. Rev. Frank NJ Gibson, D. D., as
-t-taa--Services 1.2g and II a. n. :
and S p IN. she rector VIII preach
morning aud night; sunday school $50
a. 10. and . p n All welcome
Grace Church. Ninth and D Streets
sourhevest. Rev. Charles F. SoutaE. rec
tor-HoIy eucharist, 7:30 a. m; Sunday
school go O. H., morning prayer viii
begin 1T 10 O'Clock. second celebration
and sermon. i q. m: eveusong and ser
mon. O'Clock. Seats free Strangers
cordially welcome
ST. Harearet's Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev Her
uert Scolt-SuitE. D. D., rect0T-I1 a. m.
holy communion and sermon. s O'Clock,
evening prayer and sermon. the rector
viii preach morning and evening
Strangers welcome
St. Paul's Church. Twenty-third
Street northwest. near Washington Cir
Gle. Rev Alfred Harding rector; Rev.
Euoch N Thompson, assistant-I:@o q.
Ta-. holy communion, e-45 a m. sun
cay school. 10 o. IA. Bible class: 1870
o'clock morning prayer, Il O. m sec
onG celebration ;chOTaU and sermon; 3
o'clock. fun choral evensoug and ser
mon week days. c.E5 a. N. daily, holy
communion Thursdays, il o. M; +:3g
o'clock. daily evensong. All seats free
at all services All welcome.
St Andrews Church, Fourteenth and
Corcoran Streets Rev. Josiah B. Perry.
rector Rev. J. Wood Elliot, assistant
rector-CeIebratio Of the holy com
muaion. -.zO a. IN, morning prayer and
second celebration II o'clock; evening
prayer. O'Clock
St. Michael and All Angels Church.
Twenty Street. below F Street
Rev. William R Turner, rector-SeTvices
for first Sunday after Trinity; celebra-
Jion of the holy communion, 7:30 a. m;
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west. Rev John Il Elliott s. T D.:
Rev T. Allen Grihth-SeryiCcs: s q. m.
holy communion; II a. IN. holy
communion and sermon $ %. IN
sermon under auspices of the Brother
hood Of 81 Andrew. by Rev. G. r DUd-
ley. Vested choir. All welcome:
Church Cf the Advent. corner Second
and / Streets. lie Droit Park Rev. Ed
ward n. Mott IcctoT-Sunday school
$50 a. NJ. morning prayer, sermon. ard
holy communion. IL o'clock. evening
prayer and sermon. 5 o'clock. Seats
free. Strangers welcome
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Selected Quotations.

Life and religion are one. OF neither is
uythIng-NacdonaId
The grand question OF life Is. "Is my
name written IN heaven 2''-D- L Moody.
There Is no life so humble that, If it
be obedient to God. it may not hope to
shed some OF its lIght.-PhiIiPs Brooks.
Life is great, i properly viewed in
any aspect; It is mainly great when
viewed in connection with the world 20
come--AIbert Barnes.
If workman is set to complete what
a great architect has left unfinished he
VIII need 10 study with great care the
architects plans. Christ said that as he
had come into the world. even so he sent
mis- followers into tho world We are 70
take up Christ's work Is II not very
necessary. then. that we understand his
plans christian Eudeavor World
Who did leave His Fathers throne
To assume thy flesh and bouc2
Had He lie OF had be ngHey
L He had not iivef for thee
Thou Ead-t died most 7vratch=tlv-
And tUo deaths bad been Thy fee
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The Larger Life

/. The larger life OF Christ gives
larger love foF truth.
,. The larger life of Christ viii bring
larger love for humanity
3 The larger life of Christ produces
larger love for Christian service
i The larger life Of Christ strength
ems the feeling of brotherhood.
>. The larger life OF Christ feeds the
spirit of work and starves the spirit OF
war
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4 Happy RELIGION.

When a celebrated musical composer
was asked why his productions were so
full Of exaltation. he replied: When I
think Of God. the notes leap and dance
in my mind and roll from ny fingers
in melodies Of light and life" This
reminds US Of the remark Of Handel in
describing his felings while composing
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Christian.

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast. E. b Bagby, pastor
Celebration ChiIdren's day by Sunday
school, $3.50 a m; services. II a M,
with sermon, subject. -'Whole-HeaTJed
ness; 8 p m. Where Peter and John
Were Going. and Why" baptism al
evening service; Christian EndeavSs :
day. 5 D. m
Vermont Avenue Church. F. D. Power.
pastor-Services and sermon by the pas
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LOCAL LEAGUE NOTES.

EIdbrooke League devotional meet
ing sunday evening was led by Mr.
Graves Of Georgetown, who gave an
enthusiastic and inspiring talk on mis-
sion work The testimonies were 10 the
point. two Of them acknowledging their
recent conversion to foreign missions
The solo by Miss Amanda Queen was
listened to with much interest.
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Suggested Hvmns.

Christian Endeayor HYMNS, ., I61,
162. 167. IS3. 1913.
The Endeavor HymnaI-24, s., IS, 80,
27s, 2SG. 2S6.
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the ''HalleIujah Chorus. I did think
did see all heaven before ne and the
great God himself"
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The district officers will visit Grove
Chapter at Benning Sunday evening
and install the recently elected officers
OF that Gourishing chapter.
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New Church

New Church, Sixteenth and CorcoTan
Streets northwest, Rev. Frank Sewall,
pastor-Preaehins, Il a. n; holy COM
munion, u m
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Hanline Epworth League held its reg
uIar monthly missionary meeting sun
Gay evening. May p. Miss Ada u. Will
Jams. chairman Of the missionary. com
mittee, presided. The subject for the
evening was ably handled by DIT. c. B.
Campbell. whose talk en- Modern Mis-
sionary Achievements" was listened to
with much interest. The hymns sung
were appropriate 10 the occasion