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,ou:' Yes, but ! always dread his begin
ming. philadelphia Bulletin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-03-20

Half an hour IL all the time required 10
dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-01

for The latter is but a legitimate child of
the former III ye continue in nv word
then are yc my disciples. indeed" said
Jesus and one goes far TO find better
evidence Of the divine origin Of the
church than just the mere fact Of its
continuance. IT, then. Christian Endedv0r
have the same spirit in it. il is simply
impossible that 81 should not endure.
And now the Christian Eudeayor Society
las reached its majority and today ceIe-
Hfates its twenty first birthday. There
iS no longer question OF It's endurance
il mas reached the period when 10 ought
10 begin its best and most successful
work for Christ and the Church" The
question for as TO ask ourselves today is
Are We doing it2 Does The man fuIdU
The promise OF tlc ehiIde is the work we
are doing and entering upon and the
spirit with which We do 10. more earnest.
more Ch~ist-liLe. more brave and loving
IMAM if was In our younger years. Lei
lhe subject lead us 90 a self examination.
Inc lesson We are given 10 study is not
a parable like those which precede IT, but
picture. prophecy. The veil which
cloaEs The flture is for the moment part
III and We see the closing scenes Of earth
and the King i'm his glory rewardirg his
FAITHFUL servants and rejecting those who
nave rejected him. Notice. il is nowhere
said thaI the kingdom Of heaven is like
Jhls-It rs this this is the literal Christ
on his own person, on a literal throne
Judgins men, women. individuals There
is nothing hgurative about the state
uent.
Notice again she Inconsistencies with
which the righteous did their coed works;
lhey are not working for the sake Of gain
ing heaven or OF avoiding hell but Just
because they loved 20 do these thiugs for
Jesus Their JCy in the reward. then. IS
al the greater because they were not
looking for IL. On the other side. too il
was not the things that those on
the left hand had done so much as the
things they had LETT undone that leaves
them outside the kingdom IL was be-
cause the hearts of these men and women
were SO filled with thoughts of themselves
that they never took the time or the
trouble TO think about Jesus ia th,- per-
soil Of his little ones.
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February 2,

81 y,-,.- .b, .o,, ~ man gbs11 COM, n,
~, ~ -,
mas Siui '' anu an '". N'' "Lb''7 "''"
MN. Then snail ne SIT upon the throne
Of his glory.
90 And hefora him shall be Gathered all
..-..-.- 49,, 49,.
-'''''N7' anu ITO 0''''l 90 '.1 'i., IA o'-'
from another, as NhepntIo diFlueih MS
sheep from the goats
80 And he shall set the sheep on his
rigbt hand t.,,+ +1,, ,-,,.+- 80, -r., lsrt
..
'N7 'a ''' N--''
on MS right hand. Come, We blessed OF
my father inherit the kingdom prepared
for YOU from the foundation of the world.
e- r-,- Z ,-,s ar, t,--,,,7 anil ,-. .,..rs
-. ~,
"'S 'N''s's' anu se e~'
ollnh, was stranger ana ye TOOK me
ins
sE Naked and We clothed me- was
.5.t- and I'D. ,.fsf,,4 ,,-. noe -, -,-.,..-,
anu Se came unto me
60. Then shall the righteous answer
him Lord. when saw we thee an hun
me- 5rfri.s
aS When saw we thee stranger. and
took thee !us or NAKED. and clothed thee
80 OrCWheu saw VIC thee sick. OF in
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/. u. stenhen,a Church

Solemn high mass viii be sung tomor-
row at II o'clock. Rev. Father smytbe.
celebrant. and TWO Paulist students VIII
act as deacon and sub-deacon- Rev.
Father O'ConneT Will deliver the sermon.
The blessing Of candles and the process
sion VIII take place before the late mass
The choir VIII sing Gounod's beautiful
St. Cecilia mass. At the offertory.
'Adora te devote" will be rendered with
splendid effect. During the procession
"Lumen ad ReYelationsm Centrum" by
CapOcci, will be sung. On Monday the
blessing OF throats viii take place. A
priest viii be at the altar from until
$50 a. n.
Miss Theresa Buchlsr and Mr.. Joseph
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Iary. VIII make An
methods viii De discussed and views ca
changed. Before the close Of the meet
ing trer. NIu De on opportunity for So
Cial converse over a cup Of the beverage
which cheers. but does not inebriate %
40 admission is charged and no coIIec-
tion viii be taken. All women interested
in the mission Of the church are invited
20 attend
Nr- Henry C. Amos. city missionary Of
the Episcopal Church. has been in this
week and unable 10 attend to his duties
His condition. however. is much improved
at present. and he Will be on duty next
week.
Last Sunday at st. Thomas Church Rev.
J. A. Aspinwan, the rector. preached a
sermon reviewing the history Of the par
ish during he ten years OF it's existence.
Rev T. -. Noe. Of s.. PauTs school
Beaufort. y c.. addressed the Woman
Auxiliary of Trinity last Tuesday even
ing. in the infant classroom. His ad-
dress was listened 70 with great interest
by large number OF the members
The monthly quiet hours for communi-
cants conducted by the Bishop viii here
after be held In the various churches. and
not exclusively at the Pro-CathedraI. as
formerly.
The Players Club. of St Andrew s
Church. on Friday night. February Z.
viii present a four-act play entitled
within the Lines" for the benefit o.
The ST Andrew choir fund The large
east will include Messrs. r. ". Test.
Frank c. STATION. Hugh c. Riddle5erger.
J. W HOllingswOrth. Con T. DAILY. Claude
l. Parker. J. B. Wagner. Sidney r. TaIia-
ferro. Lewis Hodges, Edward Crane. o.
H. Scott Harvey NJ. Schllling. Vernon
Finacon Harry Works. Misses Isabel
Robertson. Edna Bell, Grace Alden. Ruth
Foster. Halle Herriott, and Mrs. r. ".
Test
An oyster supper VIII be givca Thurs
day evening in the parish hall Of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. under the
auspices CT the ST. Agnes Guild. The pro-
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Hints to the Leader.

Let this be a meeting Of -Bgrso6aT-seif-
examination by the members. and Of re-
solves and conservation for the future.
While heads are bowed in silent prayer
Al the close OF sentence prayers. have the
cid hymn. Someone will enter the pearIy
gates, shall you. shall ] 2" sung as a duet,
softly
Try 10 plan at least one good work in
which your society has formerly failed
that shall hereafter be done
BLOW. winds 0f God awake and blow
The nsiSr- of earth away;
Shine out Light divine; and show
How wide and Iag Ur stray
JOHN CREENLEAF WHITTIER.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

The festival service Of ST. PauTs parish
was observed last sunday The Right Rev
FthcIbert Talbot. Bishop OF Central Penn
syIvauia. preached the morning sermon,
and a fine musical programme was rem
dered by the choir. which was greatly
augmented for this occasion In the even
inZ the Wouau's Parish Guild had charge
OF the services. when reports Of the past
years work were read
The Girls Friendly Society OF Trinity
held their regular meeting in the parish
hall last Monday night The regular bUsi-
ness was disposed Of and new plans dis
cussed-
very fine musicale vas held Tuesday
~ St stephens parish hall
=, Srting IN the programme
80 - "a Iie sssCla. soprano Mr. Fred
were Miss Lucia 49, and NJ. oscar
Clark SheFa~s0n. basso-se.....- 1850
Frank COmstoes, pianist.
audience was in attendance
The Daughters OF the King OF Wash
mgton held a public meeting at Asceu-
sion Church on Thursday night Ct this
week. The meeting was addressed by the
Rev Brattenaugh, Of ST. Adams. Rev
Taylor snyder. of Incarnation. and the
Rev Davenport. Of EmauueEs. Anacostia-
The Bishop Of the diocese will visit
the Church q The Good Shepherd -Cmor-
row evening for an additional conlrma-
ton o. adults. when q class Of ten viii
be presented.
Mr.. George II. Peters. OF the United
states Naval Observatory. viii deliver @
lecture ca Sumatra AT Ascension Church
on Tuesday evening. February Z III.
Peters was a I-UUIEeEJ member OF the
recent eclipse expedition, and mis- account
OF the lie Of tie party iH Sumatra VIII
be illustrated by many excellent views
made on the spot which beautifully dis
play the scenery OF the island and It's
wonders of fauna, flora, and topography.
The Bishop OF Washington has recently
issued his visitation list The dates are
from che first Of Lent 90 the middle II
enI is given chiefly 90 the par
end district and after
che counties
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The EpWOrth League.
Topics and Suggestions Of Interest to It's Members

"Inasmuch" is the Epworth League
topic for Sunday evening, February ?. les
son 70 be found in Matthew. Nxv-SI-46.
This is a Mercy and Help Department
subject or the work OF the second vice
presidents OF the league. To it IS com
mitted the systematic visitation OF the
members. the sick Of the neighborhood.
the aged, and newcomers TO the com
munity.
To interest the members in charitable
organizations. the furtherance OF the tenn
perance cause, social purity Christian
citizenship. hospitals, orphanages. jaiIs.
woclhcuses. etc. are visited and religious
services conducted therein. and flowers.
magazines. and good literature distrib-
ute1- Employment bureaus are also con
due. I'd in some pItces-
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell has been the sec
ono vice president ofthe District for sew
eraI years. Mrs. Mitchell Is recognized as
one Of the best workers in the league.
she reports that in this city. for the past
three months. 30 garments were distrib-
uted 70 the poor. relief given ia 240 cases.
and about $500 expended in paying house
rent providing fuel and provisions Her
report inclUCes 1000 visits made 20 the
sick and aged. 600 bouquets OF flowers.
10000 and more pages Of good literature
distributed. Evangelistic services have
heen conducted every Sunday i'm hospitals.
JAIL aimshOuse. and male and female
warehouses;. The District Epworthiaus
also support q free bed in Sibley Ne
mortal Hospital, az O cost OF $50 a year
which IS ramed 'EpwOrth League
Before closing the devotional meetings
on Sunday evenings the following mat
tiers may be referred to-
Are any known to be sick or in ueede
II so report the same
Get some physician in your chapter 10
volunteer his services 10 special needy
cases.
Save cast-on garments which may be
used to good advantage among the poor
by the Mercy and Help Department
Always wear smile when making
calls on the sick and aged
Attach card containing a verse Of
Scripture to $50 bouquet left az tle bed
side Of the sick"
One Of tie most interesting series OF
lectures ever considered by the Wash
ington District is the one just agrauged.
The first viii be a humorous discourse on
Love Courtship. and Aatrimouy~ on the
evening Of February - by one Of the most
popular speakers on the lecture pIa form.
j. Hugh Dewitt Miller. ar Foundry ST. Z
Church The next viii be Or the star
Entertainer" al Wesley Chapel Tuesday
evening March II. ana the last viii be
an Illustrated lecture by DR. Wilbur T.
Davidson. March -. al metropolitan
Church.
6 p. Shipman Chapter at Garrisouville
Va is said TO be doing efficient work in
that vicinity Mrs Ella r. Downing IS
the president She reports q sum Of
money expended during the month Of
January for charitable purposes. forty
EIGHT visits made 70 the sick. and fifteen
garments distributed 20 the poor.
Mrs Katie Crymes has been elected
fourth vice president Of Gorsuch League,
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Tomorrow the wax candles viii be
blessed before the late mass The
threats VIII be blessed on Monday morn
ing.
The order of music tomorrow viii be
as usual
The regular sacred heart devOJious
viii be held next Friday evening
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timothy J. lr- James. ll-l4r J0uu. III IL.
Revelation. liz; Revelation. Nxi,7-
The twenty first birthday the time Of
the coming Of axe Of a me- is a great
event. The little child hat began its
life in feebleness and ignorance. feelinG
its way into the heart Of the world by
love, gaining respect as it grew older by
the deeds il quietly and humbIy per
formed, has become strong man He
is ready for his life's work. There is no
more question as 10 whether he viii live
TO grow uD- He has grown up. he has
for good or for evil 10 the world And
his time OF greatest usefulness is begun.
The question that one heard mq-- fre-
quently asked concerning Christian En-
deavor in those days when. by It's marvel
Gus growth and energy. as a young So
ciety, h had fairly won public recognition
and discussion was. -'Wiil 10 LAST Isn't
II only an ebulEtiOn of youthful enthusl-
asm that viii soon die out2" And there
were lot wanting those who gravely and
confidently prophesicd its early derlise.
To those who we're in touch with The
movement, who understood on what IL
was rounded. lt never seemed worth while
10 reply 10 such predictions They real
lied that this was CHRISTIAN en-
deayor- As soon predict the downfall of
Christianity as Of Christian Endeavor.
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Ryan were married Wednesday evening
by Rev Father O'ConneU
Another pretty wedding was that OF
Mr.. j. E Sinclair and Miss Mary Shea
on Thursday evening Rev. Father
Cauehy performed the ceremony.
Mrs Cady wSs buried from the church
Monday morning at O'Clock, Rev. Father
O'CoEnell officiating
Rev. Father Caughy performed the
burial service over the remains Of Mrs.
Mary NaIOuey at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning
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eeeds viii 90 toward paying or the debt
on the new church
The board Of governors and lady man
ayers Of the Episcopal Eye Ear and
Throat Hospital have purchased a plot Of
ground at Fifteenth and / Streets on
which they propose TO erect a 1ue large
building for the hospital IL is planned
10 erect a building costing about $50 .000.
and work has already commenced 10 raise
the necessary funds.
Rev. James Van Buren,. missionary to
Porto Rico. reports favorably on the
work in that island He says however.
that schools are needed for so. 0G8 chill
dren OF school age for whom no pro-
vision can he made with the existing gov
ernl -f---
Per
world
mouth
nearest
away and
for two yeC
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vice Mrs. ?. A. Run. resigned. Mr. VIII
liam Il. Hunt. president OF GOrsuch Chap
ter, viii conduct the devotional meeting
tomorrow evening at SO o'clock
Miss Fannie Wallis sang 5eaatIfuI
solo at Hamline League service last sun
DAY which was conducted by Nr. T. II.
Martin Hamiine IS preparing Tor q large
audience Wednesday evening FebrcaTy
5. when a concert viii be given uud-r lie
auspices Of the league 5y the Wesleyan
Male QCarette-
At EIdbrooke Chapter last sunday ths
district first vice president Dr. = II.
Wesler. conducted the meeting Mss
Lizzie Padgett VIII have charge Of the
services OF this league tomorrow evening.
Mrs Porter gave an interesting taIk on
her work in the Sums OF various cities az
Dumhartoa last sunday evening
Mrs. C. s. Mackenzie. the popular presi-
dent Of NcKendree. is contemplating a
trip TO the South. Mrs 8 = C.lfbsrsson.
second vice president Of NeEeaa9g has
returned home. after a prolonged als-nce
~ The bedside 81 her sick mother in
Steubenville. Ohio
Mr. J. f. Allen conducted a successful
service 40 Woodside Nd. last sunday.
This league is considered one Of The
most energetic in the District It VAS or
gained about two years ago and has
tSenty-six members. who are assigned 70
the several branches OF work for active
service. Miss Rose Wilson Is the presi-
dent. and the other officers are as fol-
lows. Mr. Fred E woodward first rice
r.Ha q
president; Miss L. A. Foss third vice
president; Mr. William II. Aske1 fourth
vice president AR Louis T. Scudder. Sec
rotary and treasurer and Miss SaIIe PHIL
lips, organist.
Wilson Memorial League service rsst
Sunday was conducted BY lIr. George
Wheeler, Of the Central Union Mission,
assisted by Mr. Proctor and other work
ers from tEe mission. Mrs. Julie Browns
two solos we're considered to have added
TO the service This church has had
elghty-tWo conversions during its revival
meetings and the members OF The league
are reported as having rendered Efficient
service.
The District league officials win visit
X Street Mission, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets southeast, tomorrow
evening 20 present the Epworth League
work and assist IN organizing chapter
The next regular meeting Of the board OF
control se heTd az EFanlTTue 7JTTT77
Wednesday evening February .. ar
O'Clock, at which time it is expected that
the president. Sfr e s LaFetra. viii an
nounce the committee 10 arrange for he
fourth general conference district con-
June The tickets for the league lee
rure course viii be ready for 5istribu-
ton among The several chapters. The
members Of the board are the ex-prssi-
dents OF the district district officers. and
presidents OF local chapters
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Applied Truth.

In the poem. The Lady-s Dream %
where she saw the Ions procession Of
those whom she might .haye helped and
did not-the sick. the shiverinE. the suf-
fering-she says.
And YET 70 us'er was in ms soul
To play So Ed a part;
But evil Is wrought hv want al. -rr-rgIIf
As we'll want of heart"
In Macaulay's essay on Milton the
story is told Of a beautiful fairy who by
some mysterious law OF her nature was
compelled 10 appear az times as an ugly
reptile To those who injured her dur
ing the period OF her disguise she never
again appeared I'm her fairy form. but TO
those who pitied and protected her she
appeared with hands filled with gold aud
all manner OF marvellous gifts- 50 what
is done for Christ in his loWly and dis
suised form OF the sick ard poor OF earth
is made test OF your character. and viii
be the measure OF your reward when he
comes in his glory. Peloubet.
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Passover FOR this reason Jne
Purim Play VIII not e given as pre-
yiOUslv contemplated
The Bar Miszvaf II Master Max Frank.
son Of 3Ir. and Mrs Jaeob Frank. OF 2286
Twelfth Street was cClebI ate5 TO-DAY AT
the synagogue OF Adath Israel during the
morning service. This is the confirmation
OF q Jewish lad az his reaching the axe
OF thirteen years and one day. when. ac-
cording 10 the Talmudical sages. he ar
rives at the ase OF discretion. and be-
comes a legitimate member Of the Jew
ish community. The ceremony consisted
OF the youths reading a portion Of the
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way from small groups up into the hun
dreGs. II Cleveland alone there are sew
eTal hundreds meeting regularly each
week thus 10 study the Bible. This
movement has attracted attention In this
country and across the water. and its de-
'taiis were very carefully studied. espe-
ciaIly by the English and German dele
cations 10 the Boston convention.
The question is asked. why is the
association doing foreign OF mis-
sionary work. Because the missionaries
themselves requested that the agsOcia-
tiCn bring ITS efforts 10 bear on the young
men Of foreign lands. and urged the as
sCclatlon 10 take up the work. Another
question is asked. Why should young
men contribute 10 this work The an
sWcr Is hat young men iu the Uuisad
States enjoying association advantages
should try % DO unto others as others are
doing unto them. and extend the privI-
leges they possess 10 young men in for
eigu lands. whose condition is critical
trembling 10 the balance between inddel-
ity and Christianity.
An Interesting sight.
One Of the most attractive sights OF the
association is one Of the large gymnasium
classes which meet in the spacious gym"
on the fourth floor. There IS something
gratifying in the thought OF growing
strength and yigor among these young
men who are fast assuming the heavy
burdens and responsibilities Of life. II
boys and young men of today devoted
more time 20 the development or their
latent energies. the building up Of their
physical bodies. the STRENGTHENING OF
muscles and health-giving tissues. what
Frightening influences would be set ln
motion. what strength added to human
character. and how what President ROOse-
welt calls the strenuous life" would
become d glorious fact rather than an
ideal II IS encouraging TO see these
earnest young athletes who see in their
daily exercise one Of the means OF reach
ing these high ideals.
sunday for the Boys.
Mr.. Charles F. Weller. general secre-
tary Of the Associated Charities, VIII de-
liver an illustrated lecture on Shakes
and Alleys in the National Capital" at
3 p. N. tomorrow. at the Association
building on Street. He will display
about seventy-fve views by means OF he
stereopticon. Only boys over twelve and
under sixteen are admitted.
An Editorial.
That the 7. NJ. c. A. is growing in ap-
probation Of thinking men OF all classes
80 demonstrated by the lords Of q high
railroad official OF this country, who re-
Gently said that be was looking to the
association 20 help in ltt1e measure 70
solve the problems confronting the Amer
lean railroads. while the following edi-
torial recently appeared IN the Boston
Transcript"
While men are urging legislative ac-
ton TO meet the special eXigencies OF the
hour il is doubtful II a more valuable
corrective 20 present abuses can be found
than the Quiea. bat notable growth OF
such movements as the Young Menu
Christian Association. There is no room
for pessimism 20 long as such orders as
the Young Mems Christian Association
are maintaining sustained growth, and
infusing throughout the body polite a
sane and vigorous life"
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81. Patrick's Church-Father Gaynor
viii preach at the IL o'clock mass to-
morrow. Dr Stafford will sing the mass
on Friday next, Father DoIan viii con
duct the devoUions 10 the Sacred Heart
at 1870 p m There viii DE exposition OF
the Blessed Sacrament an dav.
Last Wednesday, the 2sJh, Mr.. James
Burke and Miss Annie Boyle were mar
ried at 81. Patricks, Father Doian per
forming the ceremony.
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CHURCH CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY.

Gospel, vii:4-I5: The Parable of the Seed.
Sunday, February 2-Purifcaton Of B. Y. NJ.
Monday, February St BaiSe, B. VI
Tuesday, February st Andrew CorSin, B. Q.
Wednesday, February St Agatha, V. NJ.
Thursday, February 6-St. Dorothy, V.M
Friday, February st. Romuald, Alb G.
Saturday, February St John de Matha, c.