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discouraged; it made him very hopeful
The hero had found in Gods call his
opportunity. zone Of the most pathetic
things in the worlds history is that so
often men OF magnificent heroic charac-
ter have lived in times when they had no
chance to show it." But a mans re-
Spouse in his soul to Gods call, which
really comes to all. is the making of him.
In his work OF reform and victory Gid
con first got himself right and then his
fathers house. by cutting down the altar
OF Baal and building an altar TO Jeho-
yah. He thus re-established the true
religion in the land.
He then sent out his summons to his
tribesmen to rise against the marauding
foes. They rallied 10 his trumpeTs peal
and he became their captain. but God
was the real leader Thirty-twO thou
sand IsraeIites had gathered to try con-
illusions with I35. eco Midianites. The
outlook seemed discouraging. But the
battle was God s. He can win By few as
we'll as by many. The number Of sci
diers is a secondary question with God.
Providence IS not always on the side
of the heaviest batJalions. In most cases
he is not, OF IL he appears to be, IL is
only TO show bow little ali battalions
have to do with the unfolding OF his will
for men All that happens is either
ruled or overruled By God. No man can
"; -hstand him or -ustrate his purposes
II the heavier hat~alions win il is not
because they are heavier, but because
this fitted into Gods plan God al
ways tests his armies. He has no use
for faint-heartcd ,oldiers- In Gods bat
ties the faint Hearted really have no
faith in their invisible commander
Gideon was told 70 allow all thhe
fa.nt-hearted to retire from the charge
Twenty-Five thousand withdrew Less
than one-third is about the proportion
that still are accustomed TO tight the
battle OF God. But Of this proportion
many are unsoldiery In their methods
so that $40 more are tested. and Il
would seem that because they bowed
down TO drink water in the presence Of
the enemy. thus exposing themselves to
an unguarded attack by their foes. they
are found wanting. and are excused from
the battle
So God wins the victory at last with
the use OF 300 faith-hlled and soldeirly
men. Gideon showed his wise general
ship in surrounding the enemy with his
zoe men with torches. trumDets. and
earthen jars as weapons. God needs
wise methods in those that fight his bat
ties. Il is wise also 70 calculate on the
natural cowardice and confusion among
the armies OF those who fight against
God. and who thus help TO destroy
then seves. Satan is really poor gem
eral and his soldiers are both coward
" and inefficient. Goodness and faith
are stronger forces than evil and IN
belief
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
TOPICS FOR THE WEEK
Lesson Text, With Thoughts and Suggestions for The
WOT12GrS-NGWS Notes.

martyrs, but the progress Of the true
gospel has been but checked. and even
now quickens to a more triumphant
march. So on all the foreign field the
power Of Christ unto salvation Is be-
coming more and more apparent; II is
an active and not a passive Christianity
that fills the hearts OF its converts.
Churches become elf-suppOrting and
in turn establish little missions in ad-
jacent districts. not forgetting to con-
tribute something from their scanty liv-
ing to what they also term foreign
missions that is. missions in some
other heather land. The kindly influence
Of the medical missionaries leads non
Christian natives TO establish and sup
port hospitals for their own people.
Besides the % 600 or % 600 mission
aries actually on the foreign field. God Is
raising up host Of consecrated workers
and supporters at home. The three mil
lion Christian Endeavorers in America.
with a fun half million in other lands.
and the two 20 three million members OF
other young peoples societies. are fast
becoming a powerful factor in the win
ming Of the heather world for Christ In
these few years Christian Endeavor has
girdled the globe and thrown the influ-
ence OF countless young lives. through
NNA-10NA aNNA "a aver anu ElNiLE. INTO lAle
wonderful work.
More wonderful still is the infinite
power behind this movemnt. None other
than Jehovah himself plans the cam
paigns and fights the battles. In his
strength must the work be done. IL at
all Not by might nor by power. but
by my spirit" saith the Lord o. Hosts.
Ask OF me and l shall give thee the
heather for an inheritance and the ut
termost parts OF the world for a posses
SION The commercial and political
Kingdoms OF the world are already TAX
ing this possession for their own gain
and greed, ofttimes TO the material and
spiritual injury and degradation OF the
heather peoples. Shall We be less ready
to ask and possess il in the name OF our
Master. even Christ Jesus? And I. Il !
be lifted up from the earth, will draw all
men unto me-" saith Christ himself
Just as much as We can send the great
light TO penetrate the sin-darkened
places Of the whole earth. so much the
brighter Will that light shine in the
homeland. AS the tide OF missionary ef-
fort sweeps away the ignorance. cruelty,
idolatry, and sin from these heather
lands, so our own lands become safer
and our own people in heather lands be
made free from the dangers and tempta-
tiOps which now so fearfully result in
physical and moral death. And those
who turn many TO righteousness shall
shine as the stars forever and ever
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Other Services.

Thirtieth anniversary OF the Women g
Foreign Missionary Society. Sunday ev-
ening at Union NJ. E. Church, Twentieth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. at 1870
o'clock
First Memorial Church OF the United
Brethren in Christ, corner r and North
Capitol Streets. o. w. BURNER. pastor
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Evangelical Christian Science-At 3 p.
m, in the lecture room OF the Halls Of
the Ancients. on New York Avenue, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
northwest. Col Oliver c. Sabin will de-
liver the seventh OF a series OF twelve
free lectures teaching How to Heal the
Sick by Divine Methods"
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mon by the Rev. George E. Aaydwell, Of
Waugh Church. al II a. N.
North Capitol Street Church. corr r
North Capitol and X Streets northeast.
Rev. G. Edwin Amos-Pre ting at Il
a M by Rev. Lucien Clara and at $50
D. m by the pastor.
Rhode Island Avenue Church. corner
Rhode Is'=qd Avenue and First Street
northwes. will be dedicated tomorrow
Preaching at 1890 a. m, by Rev. F. T.
Little, president OF the conference.
Hamline Church. corner OF Ninth and
p Streets northwest-11 a. m, preach
ing by DIT. c. W. Gallagher; 1880. by Dr.
Lucien Clark.
K Street Church. Rev William Lynn
preaching, IL a. m.
BrightwOOd Park Church. Rev. d. H.
notwithstanding at II a. m. by Rev. T.
(. Copes: S p m, by the pastor
First Church. Fourth Street, between
f and G Streets southeast-Preachi
at IL a. m, by Rev. A. s. Beane; preach
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Che International SUNDAY School Lesson
FOR NOVEMBER 80.

pie. and lived off Of the plumber which
they could secure from their more IN
dustriOus heighbOrs. When the crops
were ripe or the herds or the cattle had
multiplied. they would swCop down upon
Israel and carry off all of their sub
stance
At this time the Midianites were on
one Of their annual raids. 1876. 900 strong.
and the Israelites were in hiding. help
less and cowsrdly spectators OF the
depredatiOns of their oppressors Surely
victory for Gods people was needed
at this time. The Israelites felt the need
Of divine help and grace, so they did the
right thing. they cried unto Jehovah in
their distresses. The results OF our
folly and sin and unbelief should always
drive US 10 God, who is a very present
help in trouble. long suffering. forgiv-
ing. and full of grace and love
Israel prayed, and God answered. and
raised up Gideon as the champion and
deliverer Of his people. who won vfcto-
ries for them and brought them back TO
the love and service OF God. and to
hoIier and spiritually stronger lives.
Israel's prayer shows that spiritual life
had begun to stir in their hearts Gid
con was Gods answer to their new i'm
pulse a real revival OF religion in the
L AnG
workers with the power OF the Holy
Spirit. with faith and courage and wis
dom and enthusiasm, is the great power
for redeeming the church and the ma
ton, awakening repentance for sin, and
a deep sense of need OF God and saliva
ton.
The same truth applies to the victory
over sir in the individual soul. The
Holy Spirit awakening new life. inspir-
ing love and faith and conservation. can
do wonders IN redeeming US from sin
evil thoughts. bad habits. and a wrong
life.
Character of Gideon.
The stories OF Gideon is one Of the
thrilling stories OF the Bible. He was a
genuine hero OF faith He was a man
OF positive force He was a man OF
strong common sense. OF fire self-poise.
true lover OF God. cautious. modest.
coura geous. enthusiastic. warn, AMI
jealous. while all around Hmm were in
difereat and cold, and calm and cool
when all around him were excited.
God has always been glad TO choose
such men. men OF power and force.
whose Intense nature he could devote to
himself, turning their passions TO his
ends.
Gideon believed in God, and in his own
ability IN Gods grace 70 do Gods work.
but he also sought divine assurance, and
God was kind enough 10 grant him signs
TO confirm his faith Gideon thus showed
that there was in him that caution and
humility for the want OF which many a
man has mistaken his mission. and in
stead OF doing the work OF God has
wrecked both himself and his own work.
Gods call found Gideon very much
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road near Fourteenth Street northwest,
Rev N Ross Fishburn, pastor-Preach-
ing at IL a. m. and p m.
Fifth Church. corner OF Eighth and /
Streets Notwithstanding worship at
II O'Clock.
Plymouth Church, corner OF Seven
teenth and p Streets northwest, Rev.
A. G. Garner. pastor-Preaching by the
Rev. D. Webster Davis, the negro poet
preacher OF Richmond, Va. at IL a. m.
First Church, corner OF Tenth and G
Streets northwest, Rev s. NJ. Newman,
Dastor-Public worship, with sermon. al
II a. m; public worship. with sermon by
Rev c. Campbell Morgan at g.
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Lutheran.

ST. Johns Church, Four-and- half
Street. between Q and D Streets south
west-Rev. George Brodthage Will
preach at II a N.
Church OF the Reformation, PennsyI-
vania Avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev. ". z. Parson-Services. Il a.
m, and 7:30 D. m.
8. Marks Church. c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest. Rev John L.
Frants1Preaching by the pastor. al II
a. m, and 1870 p. m.
Luther Place Memorial church. Thorn
as Circle, Rev. J. c. Butler-1i a. N.
and 1880 D. N.
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Methodist.

&cXendree Church, 915 and 919 Mas
sachusetts Avenue northwest. Rev. Ed
ward l. Hubbard. pastor-Rey. S. NJ.
Eartsock, OF Douglas Memorial Church,
will preach at II a. m. and the pastor
at 80 o. 10.
Ryiand Church Tenth and d Streets
southwest. Rev Alexander Bielaski.
pastor-SermOn at II a. N. by DR.. j. z.
Smith. pastor OF G ace Church.
Union Church. Twentieth Street near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev.
Page Mllburn, pastor-Missionary ser
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

First Sunday Acknowledged, St Luke Signs orete
the destructcn Of
s..s Sunday, November 30-St Andrew, Ap.-
Monday, December 1Bl Edward Campon and Com
Tuesday December 2-St Bibana, NJ
Wednesday. December St Francis Xavier c.
Thursday December 4-St. Barbara Y N.
Friday, December St Sabas, Alb.
Saturday, December 6-St. Nicholas, B. C..
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W. Kimmel. pastor-services Il a. m
and 100 p. m.
II Street Church, near Four d-a-half
Street southwest Finley B. Sapp-
Preaching morning and evening.
St. Paul's Church. corner Eleventh and
II Streets northwest. Rev F. W. Moot
Peaching at II a. ~. and 7:30 .. N.
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Christian.

Vermont Avenue Church-Services.
with sermon. by Frederick d. Power. II
a. N. and 730 p m.
Ninth Street Church. Ninth and d
STIR It's northeast. Z. B. Bagby-Services
at II a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Whitney Avenue Church. Seventh
Street entrance 10 Soldiers Home, Ira
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ing from 10 TO y o'clock The sodaIity
meets every Wednesday evening az 1880
The junior choir rehearsals take place
on Saturday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
Commencing with today there viii be
a low mass at 10 o'clock and a sermon
every Sunday evening at the vesper ser
vice.
Hereafter the Sunday school teachers
viii hold a regular monthly meeting in
St. Vincent's Academy on the third
Thursday OF each month at 1880 in the
evening
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Metropolitan League has formed a
choir. composed Of its members. which
is a decided addition TO its service, as
It renders music at each service. a II.
Levers, the efficient secretary Of this
chapter. reports that the attendance AT
these meetings is about rs each sun
day C W. Eldridge had charge OF the
service last Sunday and DR.. John H
Wesler. the first vice president OF the
District League, viii conduct the ser
vice tomorrow evening
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Christian Science.

Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
hall 1918 Twelfth Street northwest
Services at II a. m.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Scot
tish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street northwest
Services al II a. m. and s .. m.
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I2-2S
The close OF the weeks missionary re-
vival in Washington viii be fttingly
marked tomorrow afternoon in Metro
politan NJ E Church at O'Clock by a
rally. which will be participated in by
all the EpwOrth Leagues OF the Dis
trict. This week meetings have been
held In several Of the churches OF the
city for the promotion OF missionary
work. These meetings began on last
Monday morning and will close Sunday
afternoon with the grand Epwor;h
League rally in MeKendree Church. Mon
day addresses we're delivered at the
weekly preachers meeting by Rev Page
Milburn. pastor Of Union Church. on
"Retrenchment-Its Causes and Effects. 80
and by the Rev. Luther B. Wilson, pas
tor Of Foundry Church. on "Our Oppor-
tunity" Wesley Church was the center
of attraction Monday night at 100 p. m.
where the meeting was for the oficiary
OF the chur>a The Rev. DR.. II. R. Nay
Tor. presiding elder OF the Washington
was devoted exclusively to missionary
talks. The general subject OF the even
ing was Echoes OF the Cleveland (OhiO)
Election and addresses were delivered
by Mrs. E. u. Wharton, chairman OF the
District missionary committee. G. F. W
SwartzeN, az one time president OF the
District League. and by z. S. Westeott.
On Tuesday evening at Douglas Me-
mortal Church the Rev. Page Milburn.
presiding. an insqi ing address on mis-
sions was made y the Rev. William
Burt, D. D.. OF Rome. Italy
The Rev. DR.. H. R Naylor and the
Rev. 2. G. Porter. OF Baltimore. Nd.
delivered addresses at Anacostia Church
Wednesday evening. The Rev G. E
Maydwell. pastor Of Waugh Church. pre-
sided
Thursday evening Thanksgiving
there was held in all the churches OF the
city OF the Methodist faith missionary
prayer meetings
In Ham inc Church. Friday evening. the
Hon I z Anderson. presiding the Rev
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BAPTIST.

Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue mort beast
Preaching, II a. n. and 1880 p. m. by
the pastor. Rev. j. w. T. @cNieI.
Metropolitan Church, Sixth and A
Streets northeast, DR.. G. S. williams
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

Calvary Baptist Society held a social
and pound party on Thanksgiving Eve.
the members bringing donations OF pro-
visions OF cash contributions The
money contributed vas used to pur-
chase turkeys, and the relief commit
tee sent out q number Of well-hlled bas-
kets on Thursday morning TO families
who from sickness or misfortune would
not have been able 10 have Thsnksgi--
ing dinner.
The Christian Endeayor meetings
among the soldiers at Fort Myer have
recently been resumed. after suspension
during the summe- Aruumber OF socie-
ties in tie city alternate in conducting
the services on Sunday evenings. in CO.
operation with Chaplain c. c. Pierce.
Last Sunday evening the meeting was
led by Mr.. F. NJ Bradley. q the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church The ar
engagements for the services are in the
hands OF an executive committee made
Up OF representatives from the societies
interested. and OF which Col G. W.
Baird is chairman. and Major J. L.
II. Winfield. secretary. Besir=S reli-
gious services the committee. - oasion-
ally provides entertainments for tho
men
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St AIoysius' Church. North Capitol
and l Streets. the Very Rev E X Fink.
S. j.. pastOr-Order OF services. sun
day. upper church masses at s, 7. S. and
II a. m; masses in lower church at s
and a N. (ehiidrens mass. sermon
will be preached at the II O'Clock sery-
ice. In the evening at 7;30 o'clck there
will be a short instruction. followed by
benediction Confessions will be heard
today and nett Thursday at 4 and 7:30
p. m. and eVC-y morning mass at 9
o'clock will be sand in the basement
The Sunday school sodality will meet at
1 .. N.
ST. Peters Church. Second and c
Streets southeast. the Rev. James NJ
O'Brien. pastor; the Rev. Joseph c. Cal
len and Rev. John Bowling. assistants
Sunday masses at $50. Q, and 1890 a.
m. Baptism at ( p. m: vespers. with
chant by male choir, and benedictlon al
4 .. N.
St. PauI's Church. Fifteenth and V
Streets northwest, Rev James Mackin,
rector; the Rev James A. Walsh and
James f Krug, assistants - Sunday
masses at 7, 9. 10. nd II a. m; baptism
a. p. m; benedicJion at 100 p. m,
daily public confessions will be heard
this afternoon and evening.
Devotions in honor OF the Sacred
Heart. with benediction OF the Blessed
Sacrament. were held Friday evening at
80 in this church as usual.
The Society OF St. Vincent de Paul
will meet Sundays after late mass. The
Sanctuary Society meets the third Sun
day OF the month ana the Benevolent
Society on Thursday al II a. N.
The o'clock mass is the children's
mass, and is celebrated by the Rev.
Thomas Walsh. director of the Sunday
school Immediately after this mass the
Sunday school meets in the hall.
On each Satusday- at o'clock a. m
there is in the SundSy school hall a class
OF instruction in catechism for children
who have not made their first com
munion or been confirmed.
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest,
the Rev. Joseph MCGEE. pastor-Masses
at 7:30 and 1880 a. N. The Sunday
school will hold its sessions at $3.50
O'Clock Baptisms will be administered
at $3.50 o'clock and vespers viii be sung
al 4 o'clock.
There will be continuous NOvenas N
honor OF the Sacred Heart throughout
the year.
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New Church.

I New Church, sixteenth and Corcoran
I Streets northwest-The Rev. Frank
Sewell will preach a 4 O'Clock.
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UniveTsalist.

Church OF Our Father thirteenth and
L Streets northwest. John ..l Schaick.
ir.. pastor-Services at Il "a. ~. and 1880
y. u.
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street.
corner OF L Street northwest. Rev. UIys-
/ ses G. b. Pierce-MoTning service, II
O'Clock
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Theosophy.

Lecture. The Incarnation" at head
quarters OF the Washington Branch.
TheosophicaI Society. 222 A Street
southeast
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Secular League.

Secular League. sic Ninth Street
aorthwest-At p. m. Rev. DR.. j. E Gil
bert wiz address the league on Faith
and Unbelief"
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Mrs. C J Crymes conducted the serT-
ice at Gorsuch last Sunday evening. ard
H A Ison, fourth vice president Of the
District. will have charge OF the meeting
next Sunday
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Friends.

Friends Meeting (orthodoX). First and
c Streets Notwithstanding for wor-
ship. II a. m
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There is an awakening in all the de-
partments OF the league OF Anacostia.
according to John E Fort, the secretary
Of that chapter, in a report 10 the Dis
triet cabinet D. n Daughton. e.zr
vice president. OF Trinity. led the servics
there last sunday. at which there were
seventy-ive persons present.
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ST. JOseph's Church Second and c
Streets northeast, the Rev. Valentine T.
Schmitt pastor; the Rev James A
Smytb. assistant-Sunday masses at I
9. and 1890 a m; baptism at 4 p. m.
rosary and benediction at 1880 p. m;
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Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas ].
hervicl-. pastor; the Rev. Andrew J. Ca
rey. assIstent-Sunday masses at 5, Z.
and a. m; baptism at p. m; beads
and benediction ct I.
On Sunday. December IA, his emfnence.
Cardinal Gibbons. will preach at the late
mass. and in the afternoon OF the same
day viii administer confirmation to a
class OF adults and children.
St. Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. o. Rosensteel, pastor-Services
tomorrow at 1890 a m; mass on week
days except Wednesdays at $50; bap-
tisms after the mass on Sunday.
Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest, the Rev. James F.
X Mulvaney, S. J., pastor: the Rev
Francis McAtee. s. J.. and the Rev. sam
ueI CahiIl S J.. assistatns-Divine ser
vices will be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning. masses at
6. :. 8, and 10 o'clock. High mass at II
o'clock. In the evening hymns. rosary.
and benediction at 1870 o'clock During
the weef masses at s. $50. and O'Clock
a m. Baptisms at 4 p. m, during the
winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January Of next year are bright.
ST. Mary's Church. Fifth Street. near
II Street northwest, the Rev Charles
Warren CuTrier, pastor; the Rev. John
Roth. assistant-Sunday low mass AZ
1880 o'clock; late mass at 1870 O'Clock;
vesper service at O'Clock in the even
q Mass during the week az $50 a.
d,
st. Matthews Church. the Rev Father
Lee. rector; Fathers Sterling and
Buckley. observation-disclosures tomorrow at
the usual hours. The soiality Of which
the Rev. Father Sterling is the spiritual
director will meet Tuesday evening at
80 a'clock.
St. Dominic's Church. Sixth and f
Streets southwest, the Very Rev. J. c.
Kent. o. p. pastOr-Masses tomorrow
morning at 6, 7;S0. 8. and II O'Clock:
bap;isms Sunday and Thursday from 3 "a
p. m; vespers at : p. N.
ST. Augustine's Church. Fifteenth
Street near NJ Street northwest. the
Rev Paul Griffith, pastor the Rev s. H
Dougherty and the Rev. T. X. BISHOP.
assistants-Sunday masses at s, :. s. and
II a. m; masses on week days at $50
and O'Clock Sunday school immedi-
ately after mass. Nespers and answers
10 question box at p. N.
Sodality meets on Thursday at D. m.
instruction for children who have not
made their first communion or received
the sacrament OF confirmation Saturdays
at a. n Rosary deyotions at 6:45
p. n.
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F. d. Gamewell. D. D.. OF Pekin. China.
delivered a stirring address. DR.. Game
well was in Pekin during the siege OF
the legations at the time Of The Boxer
uprising N 1900. and his address Friday
night was replete with incidents OF the
fight.
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District President Israel viii have
charge of the league service at Wilson
Memorial tomorrow evening.