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KEYTEsvLLE MISSOURI, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1907.

vs. G. H. Atterbury, suit on note;
j Judgment for plaintiff on first
count for S29.75; on second
count for S72.13; on third count
for 90; on fourth count for
S63.54. Total. S236.51 with inter-
est at 8 per cent.
Mary F. Miller ct al VS.. j. T.
Miller ct al, partition; affidavit
filed, showing that defendant,
sChas. A. Miller, is non resident
of this state, and that he is res
ident of Furnas county, Neb.,
whereupon it is ordered that alias
summons issue to sheriff of
Furnas county, Neb., for said
Chas. A. Miller, and cause
continued.
c. B. Kavanaugh VS.. F. A.
Silsbee, debt; affidavit filed,
showing that defendants, F. A.
Sitsbee and M. l.. Graves are
non residents of this state,
whereupon it is ordered that
alias summons issue to the sheriff
of Seward county, Neb., for
Silsbee, and to Whitman county,
Wash, for Graves, and cause
continued.
J. M. Olinger VS., M. F. Olin-
ger, divorce; trial by court,
pl aintiff divorced and adjudged
to pay costs.
N. J. Littleton VS. Annie Little
ton, divorce; trial by court,
plaintiff divorced and adjudged
to pay costs.
D. Hagerdorn VS.. Benjamin
Fuemeler ct al, mechanics lien; !;
continued.
]. H. P. Baker VS. w. O..
Brooks ct al, suit on note; con-
tinued.
Winfield Smouse VS.. G.. M.
Clay, ejectment; dismissed by
agreement at plaintiffs cost.
Lewis and Edna Kennedy VS..
same, same; same.
John H. Pope VS.. Geo. H.
i Beaumont, suit to remove cloud
from title; trial by court, and
judgment for plaintiff as per
decree filed ;costs to be paid by
plaintiff.
Emma Mann ct al VS.. Martha
E. Mann ct al, partition; judg-
ment of partition as prayed for
by plaintiffs; land ordered sold
for cash, and cause continued to
await sheriff's report of sale.
]. T. Edling VS.. Mary F. Mich.
OILS ct al, suit on note; judgment
by default for plaintiff on first
count for S296.15; on second
count for S355. AZ; on third count,
for $651. 81, all with interest at
per cent. Total, 81, ,3O3.14.
| Jas. T. Robinson VS.. Elizabeth
Pope, suit on note-appeal {;
Judgment of justice affirmed by
agreement.
! VIM. E. Hill VS.. H. G.. Hyde,
suit on note; judgment by de.
fault for plaintiff on first count
for S197.94 with interest at 1C
per cent; ON second count fol
S11O.O6 with interest at 8 pei
cent; on third count for $26 80
Total, 1884. SO.
Court adjourned between 3 an6
4 O'Clock Monday afternoon after
a busy session of seven days.
Probate Pointers.
Salisbury Milling Co. allowed
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CIVIL CASES.

Henry Brewer ct al VS.. Eva
Jane Brewer ct al, partition !;
sheriff's report of sale approved;
L. Benecke allowed $500 as at
torney's fee; F. G.. Sasse allowed
$40 as guardian ad Item for mi
nor heir-one-half against par
ties to whom land was set out,
and one-half against parties
whose land was old; sheriff or
dered to make distribution and
final report, and cause con-
tinued.
G.. M. Kendrick ct al vs.. VAL
entine Rhodes ct al, attachment;
plaintiff granted leave to file an
amended petition in sixty days,
making news parties defendants; !;
order of publication in CHARLTON
COURIER, and cause continued.
Mathilda Yeager ct al VS.. Ka-
tie Kuhlman ct al, partition !;
sheriff's final report approved,
and cause continued to pass
from docket.
Anna Meyer ct al VS., Freda
Sleyster, same; same.
T. j. Folkens ct al VS.. VIM. M
Ehrhardt ct al, partition; con-
tinued.
Henry G. Brent VS.. Anna E,
Peery ct al, partition; commits
sioners' report approved; court
finds that part allotted to heirs OF
Mary Glasscock is not suscepti-
BILE of division among the respec-
tive parties, whereupon the same
Is ordered sold for cash, and
cause continued.
VIM. Peavler ct al VS.. VIM.
Clark ct al, suit to set aside deed !;
finding and decree for plaintiff
per written decree filed.
John H. Walker VS.. H. II.
Hands, mali eious trespass-ap-
peal; trial by jury, who re-
turn a verdict for defendant.
Addie Houston VS.. Jos. Hous.
ton, divorce; decree nisi sci
aside, and cause dismissed.
Bank of Marceline VS.. l.. S
Curry, attachment; dismissed by
agreement at cost of defend ant,
who valves all right of action or
the attachment bond.
i. L. Reiff ys. L. r. Green
man., specific performance:
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Probate Pointers.

A4VORUV L VAAtVAos
Salisbury Milling Co. allowed
S72.75 against the tbs estate of
w. F. Neal, deceased, with in
terest at 6 per cent.
Witte Hardware Co. allowed
an account of S17.71 against the
partnership estate of Grigsby &
Jaco with interest at 6 per cent.
Jesse Gordon, administrator of
the estate of Jane Gordon. de-
ceased, is cited to appear and
make settlement, he having fail
ed to make settlement according
to law.
One of the securities on the
boi d OF /. G. Sublett, guardian
al q curator oi the heirs OF j. II.
Brewer, being eeat sai gi..s-
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Q. P. Ray, administrator of
the estate Of Catherine Rawlns.
deceased, presents his first an
nual settlement, which is eye
a4lined and approved by the
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Following accounts allowed
against the estate of H. w. Will
liams, deceased. Himmelberg &
Son, S35 with interest at 8 per
cent; DR.. w. M. Pritchett, $40
with interest 6 per cent.
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CHRISTIAN BNDEAvoR NOTES.

The Christian Endeavor Union of the
District viii give it's annual May social
on Monday evening at the First Congre-
gational Church The meeting VIII be-
gin at S O'Clock with the usual de-
votionaI service, followed by q short
business session, after which the even
ing VIII be spent in a social way. The
program includes sketches OF public men
by Mr.. C. K Bergman, cartoonist; music
by a detachment Of the "Rebew" orchcs-
ira. and other musical features ana reel
tations. Refreshments viii be serted by
a committee of the corresponding secre-
taries- The Junior Union will meet at
7;15. when Mrs. Teunis S Hamlin will
speak on Some Mistakes Junior Super
intendents Make as Viewed by an Out
slider"
The meeting Of the missionary com
mittee Of the Union on Monday night at
the Eastern Presbyterian Church was ex-
tremeIy interesting. After The meeting
was opened by Mr. Thomas Murray. Mr..
Beattie leading the singing, the following
speakers were introduced: Mr.. ". ".
MILAN. president of the Sunday School
<-SoONtaLASus MISS n. NJ -UeFuGS- OF the
Temple Baptist Church, and Miss Jennie
N. Taylor, secretary Of the Young Peo-
pies Work Of the Washington Presby-
terrain Missionary Union. After the ad-
dress an interesting discussion took place.
during which many Of those present took
part
Miss Anne L. ETens. Of India, spoke at
a missionary meeting at the Friends
Meeting House, First and Streets
northeast last night
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Fifth Congregational Church has elected
the following officers for the coming term:
President Mr.. Roy Tremain; vice pFesi
dent Miss Lulu Farnham; secretary, Miss
Martha l. Blanchard; treasurer, Mr.
George Watt; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Arthur Robb; union delegate, Mr.. J.
A Reece.
The Y. P s c. E. of the First Congre-
gatfonaI Church has changed back to their
former custom of holding the consecra-
tiOn meeting half an hour before the
regular prayer meeting For the last
three years 1t has occupied the hour Of
the regular prayer meeting The regular
social and business meeting was held last
night. a flower hunt" testing the skill
Of those present A literary and musical
program, followed by refreshments. closed
the evening
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
CITY SANCTUARIES

communion, and sermon; 4 p. m, chill
dren's service with vested choir All vel
come. Ushers provide seats.
s. Marks Pro-Cathedral, Third and A
Streets Southeastern a. m. holy com
munion; il a n. morning prayer, sermon,
and holy communion. $3.50 D. n. children's
service and address; 7:30 p. m. evening
prayer and sermon. Strangers welcome
Church Of the Advent, Second and U
Streets, lie DToit Park, Rev Edward NJ
Mott rector-Sunday school, $50 a m;
morning prayer, sermon, and holy com
munion, II q N. The bishop will visit
this church for confirmation at evening
service, 7:55 ?. NJ. Seats free. Strangers
welcome
st. Matthew's Chapel, NJ and Half
Streets southeast. Rev. J. NJ z. Mckee,
minister in charge-Sunday school $3.50
"a. m; morning service, sermon, and holy
communion, Il O'Clock; evening service,
baptism. and cateehizing Of Sunday school,
with instruction. 7:30 o'clock Service on
Thursday evening (ascension), at 7:30
o'clock Seats free. Strangers welcome.
st. Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
Coreorap Streets northwest-ReV Josiah
B. Perry. STANDARDIZATION of the holy
communion, 100 a. m; morning prayer
and second celebration, Il o'clAck; even
ing prayer. O'Clock.
Grace Church, Ninth and d Streets
southwest, Rev. Charles F. Sontag, rec
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Episcopal.

Episcopal.
Church Of the Epiphany, G Street, Rev.
r. H McKim. D. D., rector-Services at
a m, holy communion: 1896 a. n. and 3
p m, Sunday school, Il E. m. service,
sermon and holy communion; ! o'clock.
evening prayer and address; s ?. m, sery-
ice and sermon. The rector =!l preach
at II and the Rev. John D. La Mothe at
8 p m All are cordially welcome.
Grace Church, Georgetown, Rev. DIT.
Pettis. rector-Litany, holy communion
and sermon, II a m, evening prayer and
sermon, 100 O'Clock; Sunday school, $50
a m Ali seats free.
Trinity Church. Third and Streets
northwest, Rev. Richard F. Williams, rec
tor; Rev. Frank N. Gibson, Pm. D.. assist
ant-Consecration Day services: 1880 and
9 &. n, holy communion; 1890 a. m con
secretion OF the church; sermon by Ri.
Rev. II. 7. Sstteriee. D. D, Bishop Of
Washington. Admission by ticket only
until service begins At p. m choral
service and Sunday school anniversary;
sermon by Rev. 2. A. Edwards, n 4 At
p m, choral service and sermon by Rev.
William Howard FalkRer. of st. Peter
Church, Baltimore Service on Ascension
Day, Thursday, May g. 7:3o and II a NJ
Christ Church, G Street. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets southeast, Rev. A. S.
Johns. rectoT-SerVices: $3.50 a NJ, Sunday
school, II a. m, morning prayer, holy
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munion and sermon, 8 p. m; evening serV-
ices and sermon, under the auspices OF
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, by Rev.
T. A. tombstone Vested choir of fifty
All welcome Free organ recital on Tues
day at s p N by Prof Holloway, of Bal
timore.
st. James Church, Street, near Mas
sachusetts Avenue. and Streets north
east-Services: Sunday, 7:30, 10:30 and II
a. m; 800 and 7:30 p. n; other days, 7 a.
N. except Ascension Day, at $50 a. III,
and a N. and p. III, except Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons, 1880 p. n, sol
emn litany; rogatiun Tuesday, at 8 p m
Free and open to az every day All wei
come always.
St Stephens Church, Fourteenth Street
and Columbia Road. Columbia Heights
Rev. George Fiske Dudley. rector SeTv-
ices 1880 a. m. Il a. m. and 1880 p. m;
vested choir. All pews free.
St Michael and All Angels Church,
Twenty second Street, near Street
Rev William r Turner, rector. Holy
communion at 1870 a. m; Sunday school
at $50 m; Htany, holy communion, and
! sermon at Il a. m; evening prayer and
sermon at o'clock; the rector will
preach moTGsng and evening.
St Paul's Church, Twenty third Street
| northwest. near Washington Circle, Rev
Alfred Harding, rector; Rev. Enoch NJ
Thompson, assistant Fifth Sunday after
Easter; services, 7:3O am, holy commnu-
ion: 9:45 a. m, Sunday school; 10 a. m,
| Bible class; 1890 O'Clock. morning prayer;
! II a. m, second celebration and sermon; 3
| o'clock, full choral eyeasong and sermon.
Ascension Day, Thursday, May 6; serv-
| ices, 7:15, 1890, and II a. m, and p. m. /;
| other days, 7:15 a. ~. and go P. N. daily.
All seats free; all welcome.
St Thomas Church, Dupont Circle:
| Eighteenth Street, between P and Q
| Streets. Rev. J. A AspinwaII, rector;
| Rev. Carl S. Smith and Rev John G.
Ames, assistants-Sunday school, $3.50 a
! m: morning service, sermon and holy
I communion. II O'Clock: evening service, +
O'Clock All are 5. el,ollzz
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toT-7-30 a m, corporate communion of
the Brotherhood Of St Andrew, with an
address by the rector; sacred celebration
and sermon at II a. m; evening prayer,
baptism, ard sermon at o'clock Seats
free Vested choir, Strangers cordially
welcome.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Sixth
Street, between H and 1 Streets, north
east-Hofy communion, T:3O a. m; morn
ing prayer and sermon, II o'clock; chill
dren's service, $3.50 p. m; evening prayer
and sermon, 100 O'Clock, Sunday school,
$50 a. m; Wednesday, 100 o'clock even
ing prayer and Bible class; Friday, 7:30
o'clock, evening prayer, with address; 8
o'clock, daily, morning prayer.
St Andrews Chapel, Twelfth Street. be-
tween u and Y Streets northwest, Rev.
D. F. Sprigg in chaTge-Morning prayer,
II o'clock; evening prayer, 8 o'clock
Christ Church Georgetown. 0 and Thir-
ty-fTst Streets, Rev. A r. Stuart, L. D.,
rector-HoIy communion, 7:30 a. M, Sun
day school, $3.50 a. m; morning prayer,
litany and sermon, II o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon, 1870 o'clock.
Church of the Incarnation. n and
Twelfth Streets northwest-DaiIy serv-
ices. 1850 and 1890 a m and 4:3O p m. /;
and 4:30 2. N. All sittings free. All well
come.
ST. Johns Church, Georgetown, o
Street, between Thirty second and Thirty
third Streets-Rev, Frederick B. How
Gen. rector. Holy communion, 7:3G a. m !;
holy communion and sermon, II a M;
evening prayer and holy baptism at 4:30
O'Clock. Strangers cordially invited.
st. Margaret's Church, Connecticut Ave
nue. and Bancroft Place-Rey. Hubert
Scott Smith, D. D, rector Services:
$50 q. m, Sunday school; II a. m, holy
communion and Sermon S O'Clock, eve
ming prayer and sermon Strangers well
come.
Church of the Ascension, Massachusetts,
Avenue and Twelfth Street northwest
Rev. John H. Elliott, s. T. D.. Rev. H.
Allen Griffith, clergy. Services, s a. N. ;
holy communion, II a. M; holy COM
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members at II a. m; children's class at
2:30 p m; Epworth League at D m;
preaching by the pastor at p. N.
North Capitol Church, corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast, Rev J.
Edwin Amos, pastor-Sunday school at
$50 a m; sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per at Il a n; preaching by the pastor
at S p m; Epworth League services at
p n. All are invited.
Mount Vernon Place Church South. cor
ner and Ninth Streets, Rev. Forrest J.
Prettyman, pastor-Semon az II a NJ
and 1880 p. m by the pastor; Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m; Christian Endeavor
at $50 P m; prayer meeting, Thursday,
100 p. m
Dumbarton Avenue Church, between
Thirty-first and Thirty-seeond Streets
northwest, Rev Frank H. Havenner. pas
tor-9:30 a. m, Sunday school: Il a. H..
communion; 7:15 p. m. Epworth League;
p. m, preaching by the pastor; Thurs
day, Ascension Day, at p NJ The
knights Templar o. the District OF Co
Iumbia win attend service
HamIine Church, corner Ninth and P
Streets uorthwest-Lucien Clark. pastor.
Preaching at IL a. ID. and p. m; com
munion after morning sermon; Sunday
school, $3.50 a m; Epworth League, 6:45
p n
Emory Chapel, Brightwood-Rev. o. C.
BeaIl, pastor. Preaching. II a. M and
p. m; Sunday school, $3.50 a. m; Chris
tan Eudeavor, 1880 p m; prayer service
Thursday evening, p m All welcome
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh, be-
tween G and l Streets southeastern
a H Thompson, pastor, Services: $3.50 a.
N, Sunday school; II a m, communion;
D. m, Epworth League; p m, sermon,
Limiting the Divine Beneyolencei OF, the
Meaning of a Sigh" Ali are welcome.
Old Foundry Church-Worshiping at
the hall of the Columbian University,
Fifteenth and H Streets. entrance on Fiji
teenth Street, Rev. DR.. l.. B. Wilson, pas
tor Preaching by pastor, II a m, on "a
Prophet in Retreat" p m, Go and
Do" music by quartet; Sunday school at
$3.50 a m; League, p. M; prayer meet
ing, s p. m, Wednesday, at New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Asbury Church, Eleventh and K Streets
northwest-Rev- NJ W. Clair, Phi. D.,
pastor. Services: $3.50 Il. m, Sunday
school; IL a. m, communion; / p. M, Ep-
worth League: address by Mrs Mary
Church Terrell; s p. NJ, sermon by the
pastor.
Union Church, Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, Rev
Page MiIburn, pastor-Serviees: $3.50 a.
N, Sunday school; IL a NJ, reception OF
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Selected Quotations.

Prayer moves the hand that moves the
universe-Old Proverb
Prayer purifes; it is self-preached
sermOR.-JCdn Paul
Prayer Is shield to the soul, a sacri-
fee to God, and a scourge to satan
BuHyan-
Prayer is a powerful thing; for God
has bound and tied himself thereto
Luther
Prayer must not come from the roof
Of the mouth but from the root Of the
heart--OId Proverb.
Prayer is a turning of ones soul, in
heroic reverence, in infinite desire and
endeavor, toward the Highest. the Al
excellent Supreme--Carlyle.
Prayer is the cable at whose end ap-
pears the anchor hope, ne'er slipped but
in our feaTs--Quarles-
Comments on next weeks lesson will
be prepared for The Times by the Rev.
F. D. Power, d. D., pastor OF the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church
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Hints to the Leader.

This should be made a true prayer
meeting. Open the service with a short
prayer and close in the same way Have
prayers at frequent intervals throughout
the meeting Make use of that distinctive
feature OF Christian Endeayor-the sen
tenee prayer. Lengthy petitions should be
avoided as far as possible. Moments of
silent prayer can be made very impress
sive and helpful.
Ask for testimonies IS to instances of
answered prayers Have someone speak
Of the reed Of family prayers. This should.
of course, be arranged for in advance
This topic offers a favorable opportu-
nifty fer emphasizing the quiet hour -
Arrange for two or three brief talks on
this subject. Urge those present to be-
gin the observance OF the morning watch
II they are not already doing so. Invite
them 20 enroll st the close of the meet
ing with the comrades Of the quiet hour.
Every society should keep on hand the
blanks for this purpose
Copy OF the famous picture, Christ in
Gethserane," displayed at the meeting
viii assist in impaTting to the service
something OF the spirit 70 the lesson.
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Methodist.

Brightwood Park Church, Rev D. H
Martin pastor-The hours for services
have been changed; no more afternoon
meetings; Sunday school. $3.50 a m. su-
perintendent- s. A Terry preaching at
II a N by the pastor; holy communion;
Epworth League, 7:3G D. m, leader, Lizzie
Richey; prayer meeting Wednesday, 100
p m A hearty welcome is extended to
all
Grace Church. Ninth and s Streets
northwest, Rev. Joseph Edmund Smith,
IL D., pastor-11 a. m, short address and
holy communion; p m, Gods Choice
of David a sermon to young men; $50
n. m. Sunday school; { p. m. EpwOTth
League Seats free All welcome.
Brookland Church. corner Tenth and
Frankfort Streets, Rev. ]. H. Hyatt pas
tor-1I a m. communion service and ser
mon; 7:45 p m, preaching by pastor; spe-
sial singing by choir, directed by Mr. l.
S. Hollidge; Sunday school, GAS a. m,
DR.. T. Y Hull, superintendent; Junior
League. p. m; Epworth service, 6;45
p. N.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South, corner Seventh and A Streets
northeast, Rev. W liam S. Hammond
pastor-Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, W.
F. Hummer superintendent; Oxford class
for young men, taught by the pastor, at
the same hour; preaching at II a. m and
8 D. m; Junior League at p. m; Senior
League at Z p. m; midweek prayer meet
ing Thursday at p. N. The regular semi
yearly mass meeting of the Epworth
Leagues of the District of Columbia and
vicinity will be held in the League rooms
of the church on Friday evening May 3.
There viii be a business meeting at 8
o'clock. and in the evening, beginning at
O'Clock, a social session will be held.
Mount Pleasant Sunday school, In hall
over postoffice. Park Street-Sunday
school at p. m. midweek services,
Thursday at 730 p. m. All are invited.
McKendree Church, e15-919 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. Rev. Edward l.
Hubbard pastor-Sunday school, $3.50 a
m; holy communion and reception Of
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members, sermon by pastor, and Lord s
Supper: p m, Junior Endeayor; $50 D.
H., Y. P. S C E, o'clock, evening wor-
ship and sermon by the pastor; midweek
service, Thursday. p IL
Metropolitan Chureh-Preaching morn
ing and evening by Rev Frank NJ. Bris-
toll, D. D.; communion service, II a. m:
evening subjects, The Heroines Of Com
mon Life Sunday school, $50 2 m; Ep-
worth League, $50 p N.
RyIand Church, Tenth and D Streets
southwest, Rev Alex. BieIaski, pastor
Services: $50 a. N, Sunday school; Il g.
m, preaching by Rev. c. O. Isaac, for
presiding elder: 2-30 a n, Juniors; 7-I5
p. m, Epworth League; s p. m, preach
ing by the pastor
EIdbrooke Church, River Road, near
Wisconsin Avenue, Rev. H E. r. Reck,
pastoT-Sunday school, $50 a m; preach
ing By pastor, Il Z. m; EpwoTth League.
7:I5 D. m, followed with sermon by pas
tor. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
ST. Paul's Church, corner of Fifteenth
and r Streets. George W Miller, D. D..
pastor-Seryiees: $50 a. n. Sunday
school; II a. m, sermon and holy com
munion; Z p. m, Epworth League meet
ing; P. m. sermon on "A Southland
Without Springs OF Water All seats
free Strangers always welcome.
North Carolina Avenue Church, Eighth
and B Streets southeast, Rev. 4. Norman
Ward, pastor-Preaching, II a m and
p. m. Sunday school, $50 a. N; Chris
tian Endeavor, 7;15 p. n; prayer meet
ing Thursday
Gorsuch Church, corner Four-and-a-
half and L Streets southwest. Rev Thorn
as Z. Copes. Pastor-Seryices: Il a. NJ.
preaching and administration of the sac
rament Of the Lords Supper; q. H.,
Sunday school: 8 p. n. Junior League;
7:15 p. n, Epworth League; evening
preaching service, s o'clock; Thursday,
p. m. prayer meeting
First Protestant Church, Fourth Street,
between and G Streets southeast. Rev.
A. s Beane- pastor-Sunday school, $50
a NJ; preaching by pastor, II a m, and
7:45 p. m, subject, 7:45 D m, Hell, the
| Sinners Doom
Waugh Church. Third and = Streets
| northeast, Rev G. E. MaydweH, pastor
Sunday school. 9:15 q m: Communion
service. II a m; Epworth League. 6;20
D m: sermon, T.30 p. m, subject: what
God Requires
Douglas Church, Rev S. NJ Hartsock,
D. D., pastor-Services: $50 q. m. Sun
day school; Il a. M, sermon: Com
munfo1 Service" els p. m, Epworth
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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Sunday, May 5.

when prosperity comes. What would be
thought Of such conduct between mem
The selfish or hypocritical prayer is an
denomination to both God and man.
tPsalms- ciX-1; Matthew, vi-5.) Emer-
son has said Prayer that Graves a par
ticular commodity. anything less than all
good, is vicious. As a means to effect a
private end. 1t IS mcanness and theft
True and sincere prayer is more than a
petition TO God; Il is communion with
him It is more than talking to God by
long distance telephone; it is cCareTsation
face to face.
IN our prayers We should sho~- the same
spirit CT submission to the divine viii
which Christ showed Nevertheless, not
as I VIII, but as thou wilt
We are taught to pray to God through
Christ or in the name of Christ Ephe-
SLAMS, ills; John. xvi:23
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Fifth Sunday after Easer-Gospel John
in the of Jesus and it shall be granted
Sunday, May st. Monica, w.
Mo1513yg May 5-St. Plus, V p, c.
Tuesday, May est John before the Latin Gate.
Wednesday; May TSt. Stanislaus VI
Thursday, May S-The Ascension.
Friday, May 9-Gregory Nazianzen B. c. D.
Saturday, May 1G-St. Antonius, ,Abp. G.
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Mr. Worth Harper led the meeting at
RylaHd Sunday evening An article per-
tanning to the topic was read by Miss Ruth
Bielaski.