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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-22
CITY ITEMS.

Marriage Llcense-A marriage H.
cense was issued yesterday to Lindsay
c. Puples and Cora Dee Farley
Or. Mason to rSreach.--Dr. w. G. B.
Mason of Cincinnati will preach Sun
day at st. Pauls M. e. church, Sixth
avenue and Fifteenth street.
Petitions In Bankruptey.-Petitio
in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by
c. w. Wynne, John Crawford, George
Ennis, John Craig, j. H. Skinner, Will
liam H. Cherry, Ed T. Harris and John
Robertson.
Arrests White MANA. B. Hole
night on a charge of larceny of an
oyercoat. He was caught by Mr..
Blitchington, from whom 1t is charged
he stole the overcoat, near the Will
liams furnaces.
Or. Willie to Preach.-The Rev. DR..
Willie of St. Louis, Mo-, will preach
at the Third Presbyterian church to-
morrow at IL o'clock. At the night
service the pastor of the church will
deliver a special sermon to men en-
gagged in railroad work.
VIII Build Chureh.-The congrega-
ton of the st. Paul's Methodist
church in Smithfield has decided to
erect at once new church TO cost not
less than $4,000 Committees have been
appointed and will be expected to re-
port at a mass meeting to be held in
the near future.
Austin Makes Raid.--Ten men were
found In the rooms of the Southside
Reading club over the Peerless saloon
when raided by Policemen Jordan,
Culpepper and Chief Austin last
night, and a quantity of gambling
equipment was taken to police head
quarters.
Delivered Lecture.--The Rev. A. j.
Dickinson, pastor of the First Baptist
church, delivered lecture to the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of the
Central Baptist church of Mempl
Tenn, last night. DR.. Dickinson WAS
formerly pastor of the Central Baptist
church at Memphis.
Committee to Meet.-A time for the
meeting of the judiciary committee to
discuss the resolution introduced at
the last session of the city council by
Alderman Gray, and which relates to
transfers and the carrying out of the
contract existing between the city and
the Birmingham Railway, Light and
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MEETS IN JANUARY.
Alabama Live Stock Association to Yet
Select Place.

The next meeting of the Alabama Live
Stock association will take place the
latter part of January. but the place for
holding It has not yet been decided upon.
Any town or city desiring to secure the
next meeting of this association should
write to G. A. Cary, president, Auburn.
or Professor E. A. Bishop. secretary
Talladega.
The conditions necessary to secure the
event will be to provide a hall in which
to hold the meeting and assist in obtain
ing reduced railroad rates.
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Shell Hairpins, per dozen &c,
15c and &c..
Shell Pompadour Combs, per
dozen, Sc, 1oc, 15c and zoe.
The PelIte Skeleton Waist for
children, 42c.
Kirby Beard Needle Hooks, two
for 25c.
Kirby Beard Hairpins, 100 in
package, two boxes for 25c.
Patent Comb and Brush Clean
or. two In one, for 39c.
The Safety Razor Guard, this
sale, 23c.
Ladies' Belt and Hose Support
ers, black and white, 1870.
Misses Pin-on Hose Supporters,
Toe.
German Scissors and Shears,
warranted, 19c and 25c.
French hair Rolls, from Toe and
upwards.
Madame Louise's Hair Crimpers,
per package, &c.
La Donna Hair Crimpers, per
package, &c.
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Woman Denies CHARGE.

London, November H.-When the hear
ing of the charges of cruelty against Mrs.
Annie Penruddocks of Compton park.
Wiltshire. was resumed at the Old Bailey
today, the defendant was placed in the
witness box and made a sweeping denial
of all the charges brought against her.
A number of her friends testified that
they had never seen her daughter subject
ed to any cruelty.
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RDS. DAVIS, DAVlS&JORDRN

Offices at Infirmary. 2029 Ave. @ and
Woodward Building 220-224.
Or. J. D. s. Davis, office hours at In.
Urinary to D. m.
DR.. w. E. B. Davis, office hours at In.
Urinary IL a. m. to ! p. m.
DR.. w. NJ Jordan, office hours at In
Urinary to 10 a. m. and to s pm
and at Woodward Building II a. m. tc
] p. m.
DR.. Carl Fox. assistant (office with
Dr. Stubbs.)
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so dozen hemstitched fancy bor-
der, good quality muslin, regular
&c quality, per dozen, 35c.
100 dozen Swiss Lawn Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched and embroid-
cred, hemstitched and lace inser-
ton, hemstitched and embroidery
insertion; also hemstitched with
lace edge; regular 10c quality;
sale price, &c.
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Ship Sunk; Thirty Killed.

Vienna November PA Danube steam
er crowded with workmen sank off
Crsova, a frontier town Of Servia on an
island in the Danube yesterday evening
Thirty of those who were on board were
drowned owing TO the darkness, the
boats from the shore being only able to
rescue five persons.
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About 200 dozen fine Lawn
Handkerchief, hemstitched, en-
broidery and lace insertion, regu-
lar 15c quality; sale price, 12e.
About lou dozen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, also hemstitched and
embroidered, good quality cambria.
regular price 10c; sale price, per
dozen, 6oc.
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pope at Reception.

Rome November 21.-At a reception OF
500 Piedmontese pilgrims TO-DAY the Pope
jocularly referred to the unfounded ru-
mors yesterday of his indisposition, add
ing. my time has not yet come. We
have many things to accomplish before
DEATH
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-22

The Langtry Hair Crimpers, per
package, &c.
The. Gem Hair. Crimpers, per
box, &c.
Cube Pins, assorted colors, &c.
Mercerized Mending Cotton, in
colors, two balls for SC.
Safety Pins, all sizes, per dozen,
Sc.
Four cards of Mending Cotton,
Sc.
Children's Pin-on Hose Support
ers, &c.
Coats Crochet Cotton, shaded.
balls tor DC.
Shell Finger Shields. all sizes, 2
for SC.
Hairpins, so to the box-two
boxes for SC.
Plain Elastic Webbing, slightly
damaged 7-8 wide-two yards, SC.
Plain Elastic Webbing, rs wide,
per yard, DC.
Fancy Elastic Webbing, 7-S wide,
per yard, Sc.
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CheviOt. Cashmere. Ser
Here Are TodaY's Hosiery Specials.

Here is a drop stitch, fast black Hose, Of medium
weight cotton worth CSC, at 2lc.
A hose in plain brown. that has been selling at Csc,
now marked, three pairs at &c.
Special Odds of Misses and Chidren Hosiery
We have taken lot of Chidrens and Misses Hose
and vided them into three lots.
No Ribbed fast black hose, double knee double sole and
double 45c and SOC, marked thus:
Sizes ID to 8, CSC. Sizes 8 IL to 10, SOC.
The lot of is c and o quality Every pair is fast
nearly every here They marked two pairs
25c.
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Reports Rapid Progress.

San Francisco, November 21.--A. c.
Richards secretary to the manager OF
the Guayaquil and Quito railroad, has
arrived here from Ecuador. He reports
that rapid progress is being made in con-
structing the railroad. starting at Tide
water.
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DIR. o. L IOzIER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND Elk.
PERT SPECIALIST.

Treats successful
~ all N erv o II $,
Blood. Skin. Rec
tai. v e n e r e a /.
Genito-Urinary and
Chronic Diseases.
Female Complaints
and Delicate Dis
orders of Men and
Women. Nearly all
operations of sur
81 C a | character
done WITHOUT
PAIN to the pa
fIenf
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Some Reduced Prices for Handkerchief.

Here are some Handkerchief that are now marked al
special prices The saving is not very great but still the
two three cents is worth coming here for, you need
Handkerchief.
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Charged With Begglng.-Walter
Cahsley, white man, was arrested
last night on a charge of begging on
the streets. There seemed to be moth
ing physically wrong with the man,
and he is tall and apparently in good
health. The arrest was made by Po-
liceman Tomlin.
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POLICE WORKING ON CASE.
Developments of the Mysterious Death
Followed Very Closely.

Paris, November H.-The tragic death
of the young American artist, Mrs. Ellen
Gore, continues to occupy the attention
Of the police and the staff OF American
consulate. The developments OF the true
inYardness Of the mystery were followed
with eageraint crest by the public today
and brought forward many who had
known Mrs Gore here and in America,
and from them her antecedents. were fully
established. 1t was developed also that
she had been pupil of the famous COM
poser Moszkowski while DeRydzewski
was pupil of Jean Lasalle the baritone
OF the grand opera.
The police branch of the mystery SEEM
ingly remains undeveloped and no further
light has been thrown on sthe causes
which led to the tragedy or the circum-
stances attending its enactment:
An4autopsy was held today by Dr.
Socquet and resulted in formal report
that the cause of death was bullet
wound. Counsel General Gowdy assigned
a member of his staff to attend the au-
topsv and take notes of the condition OF
the body. That official reported that the
bullet entered the forehead above the left
eve and went clear through the head.
The bullet was not found,
The project of police designated Gastinne
Atenee, the expert armorer, to study the
wound for the purpose of developing the
possibility of suicide,
Although many friends of Mrs. Gore
called on Mr.. Gowdy today. none claimed
the body and late in the day he caoieo
Attorney Butler of Mexico City asking as
to It's disposition.
The most circumstantial account con
corning Mrs Gore was furnished by Vim
cent Toledo. the director of piano-ieas
ing establishment in the avenue d'
I;Opera. He says she was introduced tC
him through letters from musical friends
in New York She appeared to him mos
charming and vivacious and devoted t
music She received all of her mail at
private address.
she travelled in the early summer owe
Europe and took lessons In Vienna from
a leading master. Returning last August
she asked to be recommended to mas
ter of the highest rank. Moszkowski wa
chosen. She studied with great ardor ant
toni, mart in a number Of musicales
| Last Tuesday she accepted an invita-
ton to the opera from NJ Toledo for las
! night and he was Mortified on going 70
| her to find her dead.
Composer Talks.
| Moszkowski on being interviewed said
II cannot believe Mrs. Gore has com
mitted suicide. She was of the happies
| disposition. I never saw the least evi
dence of melancholia. She was deeply in
i terested in her work and gave muci
| promise as a musician. 1t was her pur
/ pose after completing her musical edu
i cation TO return 10 America. She inquired
of me recently II thought she would
make an excellent professional. She. hal
! taken lessons of me every Tuesday sine
the 10th of October. Last Tuesday I re
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Colgate's Violet Talcum Powder,
15c.
Armour's Fine Art Toilet Soap,
with calendar, per box, 1sc.
The Dayton Belle Tar Soap, per
dozen, 35c.
ALL White Rose GIycerine Soap,
per box, 3ec.
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B ~ II
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
Thursday and Saturday Matinee.
GEORGE FAWCETT COMPANY
With
FRANK GILMORE
-Presenting-
"CAMlLLE."
BY Alexander Dumas.
Popular prices.

Power company, has not yet been set,
but it is probable the committee will
meet within the next few days.
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You can make little money go long way here in the
Notion Department. for prices are undsputabv less
than other stores charge for notions
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Ed. E. WILLIAMS Mdn1qsr
WlLcUx rANSY plLLs

For 20 years the only safe and reliable Fee
male Regulator for all troubles. Relieves
Price, SO. Free trial Of "Tans," and
"wonnans Safe Guard" for loo Address
Wilcox Specific Medicine Co..
s2e North 18th ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-22

Four-row genuine bristle Tooth
Brush, 10c.
Almond Albadien Gust re-
ceived), per box, 35c.
French Perfumes, in all odors.
per box, 400.
Come and see the new things
of the season.
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e, WOrsted and Venetian Cloth.
The Jewelry Store Here.

INC JeWeITy NLOTc Mere.
This Jewelry Booth isn't SO very large.
What it lacks in size it makes up in quality.
People are becoming to realize that our prices
in silver and gold wrought articles are less.
than the prices of jewelry stores.
Pretty pearl Stick or Scarf Pins, 25c.
Children's solid gold band rings Soc
Genlemens sterling seal rings, grey finish, L25
Misses German Silver Purses, hang
Odd pieces Sterling Silver suitable wedding other gifts
such Sugar Shells Sauce Ladies, Cream Ladies' 25
Imported Picture Frames SMALL green enamel or Furnished
brass-single ones, 25c; double 35c.
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Some Toilet Specials.

You will find in this department today number {
speciashngs that you need less than regular prices
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-22

Marriage Licensee-A marriage H.
cense was issued yesterday to Lindsay
G. Puples and Cora Dee Farley
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Petitions In 6ankruptey-Petitions
in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by
c. w. Wynne, John Crawford, George
Ennis, John Craig, J. H. Skinner, Will
liam H. Cherry, Ed T. Harris and John
Robertson. &
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Baptist.

Calvary Church, Eighth aud Y Streets
northwest. Rev. Samuel II. Greeae-Pub-
lie worship, with sermons by the pastor,
ii O. II. and 7-50 D. m
First Church corner Sixteenth and 0
Streets northwest. Rev. q. +. WinbigIer
Services. II a. m and 1870 p N.
Baptist Brethren tDunker) Church.
North Carolina Avenue and Fourth
Street southeast, J. c. Murray-Sermon
II a. m and 7:45 p. n.
Grace Church, Ninth Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue southeast. gtev. W Il.
Notwithstanding theme. Launch Out
Into the Deep" evening tEeee. The
Sunset Of the Soul"
Temple Church. T. 18th and y Streets
northwest, DR.. J. J. Muir-Preaching
services. II q. NJ a"d 1880 p. m
Metropolitan Church. sixth and A
Streets northeast. DR.. G. s. Williams
Preaching BY the pastor al II and 7.30.
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Rev. J. W. T. Misunderstanding Il a. n.
and 1870 p. m.
Centennial Church. Eighth Street. be-
tween + and G Streets northeast. Rev.
H. NJ Gsren-Preaching II a. IL. and 4
p. m
Second Church Auditorium. Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor +. Hez Sven conducts services al
II a. N. and p n.
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Other Services.

"Israers March. Homeward Bound
Subject OF address By J. s Washburn
at 7,30 D. u. at Second Seventh Day Adj
ventist Church, corner Twelfth and II
Streets northwest
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Meeting at rs Third Street southeast,
Monday. al 7.30 p. T.. conducted BY
Misses E. and z. Bird, OF Baltimore; all
cordially invited
First Memorial Cbdrch OF the United
Brethren In Christ. corner r and North
Capitol Streets. D ". BURNER; preach
ing al II a n and $50 p. m
The Cadets Armory Hall. o Street
northwest. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets-Services every Sunday night BY
Lewis c. Sheafe-
The Progressive Spiritual Church
meets in Northeast Temple every sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock; Mrs. E E.
Compton. speaker
Peoples Church. 423 C Street north
west. Rev Alexander Kent viii speak at
I1-15
Wesleyan PentecostaI Church. corner
Ninth and D Streets northwest. Rev. c.
Howard Davis; preaching al II a. m and
7-30 D n
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den-1 o'clock. morning prayer and ser
mon; 1870. evening service.
Methodist

-i@NNAANA4A1A
Grace Church. corner Ninth and :
Streets northwest, Rev Joseph Edmund
Smith-SsrmOn, II a. m. and 7.SO D. m.
Brightwood Park Church. Rev. d. II.
Martin-The pastor will preach at II a.
IN. and p. n.
Dumbarton Avenue Church. between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev. Frank H. Havenner--
II a. m. Bishop Alpheus Wilson. Of NJ.
z. Church South; T:30 .. m. preaching
by the pastor.
North Capitol Church, corner North
Capitol and X Streets northeast, Rev. G.
Edwin AmOs-Preaching at II a. m by
Rev. A II. Ames. and at 7.30 p. m. By
the pastor.
McKendree Church. 9l5-9le Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. Rev Edward L.
Misunderstanding at II a. m and Z. 80
D. N.
Wesley Church. corner Fifth and F
Streets northwest. Rev. ". NJ Ferguson
Sermon at II a m. Services at the
Jail. 2:f5 p. m; sermon. 1880 p. m.
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast, Rev. c. f. Maydwell-Sermon.
II =. m. $50 p m
AsDury Church. Eleventh and K Streets
northwest, Rev. N. W. Clair-11 a. m.
sermon by Rev J. L. Thomas. Baltimore:
7;30 p. m, special sermon 20 the Tent
Society by the pastor.
Union Church. Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev
Page Misunderstanding at II a. N. and
1880 p. m
North Carolina Avenue Church. Eighth
and Streets southeast. Rev. 4. Norman
TO- --Tn
Old Foundry Church. now worshiping
in hall Of Columbian University, Fiji
teenth and II Strcets-Preaching at II
a. m by Rev. Dr. C. y Gallagher: az
$50 p m by Rev J. II. Hyatt.
Brookland Church. Rev. J. Il. Hyatt
II a. m. preaching by the pastor; 7:45
D. M. preaching by Rev. II. r. NaylOr.
St. PauTs Church. Fifteenth and p
Streets. Rev. George W. Miller-Preach-
ing II a. m. and 7:30 p. N.
Haml:ne Church. corner Ninth and P
Streets northwCst-11 a. II. and 7.30 p.
m. preaching by DR.. Lucien Clark
Wilson Mem oriaI Church, Eleventh
Street. between C and Z Streets south
east. Rev. A. II. Thompson--Preachin
Il "a. N and 1880 o. N.
Gorsuch Church. Four -and-a-half and
L Streets southwest, Rev. Thomas E.
Copes-l1 a. n, pastor; $50 p. m. Rev.
Edward Smith.
Ryland Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest, Rev. Alexander Bielask; II
a. M. Bible service and preaching; 7.30
p. ne. public worship.
K Street Church. X Street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
southeast, preaching by Rev. Richard
Emmons. Il a. H.; preaching by the pas
tor. I.30 p. n.
Metropolitan Church-Preaching at II
a. n. and 7.45 p. m. by Rev. Frank NJ.
Bristol
Fletcher Church. corner Fouth Street
md New York Avenue northwest. Rev. J.
". Steele; preaching. IL a. N. and I:30
,. ~
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE
WASHINGTON CHURCHES
Episcopal.

Prot Cathedral Church o. the Ascen-
sion. Twelfth Street aud Massachusetts
Avenue est-Fro-CathedraI cele-
bration. with sermon. at 9:15 a. m.
morning prayer. litaay. and sermon at
II; Pro-Cathedral mission service at S
p. m.
St PauIs Church. Twenty third
Street northwest. near Washington Cir
Gle. Rev. Alfred Harding. rector
Morning service at II o'clock, sermon by
The Bishop Of Washington. full choral
eyensong and sermon by the rector al
S o'clock.
Trinity Church. Third aud c Streets
northwest, Rev. Richard p. Williams.
rector-MorDing prayer and sermon at
II O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon
al o'clock.
ST. Michael ami Au-AngeIs' Church.
Twenty-second Street near F. Rev. VIII
liam r. Turner. morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock. evening prayer
and sermon a. S
ST. Marks Church. Third and A
Streets southeast. Rev. ". l. Devries
and Rev G.. FTeeland Peter. clergy
morning prayer, Htany, and sermon at
II o'clock; esening prayer and sermon
at 80
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
street between II and ( Streets north
east-Morning prayer and litany at II
O'Clock
Grace Church. Georgetown. corner
Thirty-sccond and VI Streets. Rev. Dr..
Pettis, rector Morning prayer and ser
men al II O'Clock; egening prayer and
strmon at 1:S0,
s.. Johns Church. Lafayette Square
Morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock; choral evenzong and sermon at
As The Rev. Joseph L. Blanchard wills
preach.
St. Matthew'S Chapel. NJ and Half
Streets southeast. Rev. J. N. Mckee.
minister in charge Morning service and
sermon at II O'Clock; evening service at
80.
Church of the Advent. corner Second
and L Streets. Lc DToit Park. Rev. Ed
Ward NJ Woodworking prayer and ser
men. II o'clock; erening prayer AMI ser
mon 7.30 O'Clock
81 MargaTe.' s Church. Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith-Morning prayer and
sec.non, II O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon. s o'clock.
Grace Church. Ninth and D Streets
southwest Rev. Charles F. Sontag-
Morning prayer and sermon. Il o'clock
St Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
CorcOran Streets northwest: clergy. Rev
josiah p. Pcrry-Mofning prayer Il
o clock; evening prayer. 5 o'clock.
St Andrews Chapel. Twelfth Street
between L and V Streets northwest
Rev. ID. F. STRENGTHENING prayer. II
o'clor k; evening prayer. 7:30 o'clock
St. Stephens Church. Fourteenth
Street and Columbia Road. Columbia
Heights. Rev. George F. Dudley-Sar-
mon. II .. N. and T.3o p N.
st. Thomas Church. Eighteenth STREE
near Dupont CircIe-.Rev. c. Ernest
Smith breaches at II a. n. and Rev
Carl Smith breaches at S p. n.
St James Church. Eighth Street. near
Magsa chusetts Avenue. 3. ana C Streets
rortneast-Seryices II a. x. and 7:3J
T. n
ST Johns Church. Georgetown, o
Street. between Thirty second and Thir-
ty-third Streets. Rev. Frederick B. How
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Presbyterian.

The Church Of the Covenant. Connect
cut Avenue. y ana Eighteenth Streets;
Rev TeUnis S Hamlin. II a N. and 4
p. m
Westminster Church Memorial. Seventh
Street near z Street southwest; II a m.
sermon by Rec. George Bailey. president
Of Westminster College. Salt Lake City;
7:30 p N. sermon By Rev. J. H. Elliott
pastcr Of Thirty fourth Street Dutch Re
formed Church. New York city.
Peck Memorial Chapel. Twenty-eighth
and n Streets Charles Alvin Smith
minister. II a. n. 7,45 p. m
Gurley Memorial. Florida Avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets. north
west: Rev J. Russell VcrbTycze Morn
/ ing service at Il o'clock; evening serv-
ice al 7-30 o'clock
The Eastern Presbyterian Church
sixth Street and Maryland Avenue
northeast: Rev. Thomas Chalmers
Easton; preaching at II a. NJ. and 7.3C
p. N.
/ The lexington Church. corner North
Capitol and Q Streets; preaching at II
a. m. and 7.30 .. 70.
Metropolitan. Fourth and B Street.
southeast; Rev G. y. Luccock, preach
/ ing, II a. m. and $50 D. N.
Central Church. Southern Assembly
corner ! and Third Streets northwest
/ preaching al II a. N. and 100 p. N.
Assembly's. Fifth and 1 Streets north
/ ..cst-Preachirg 81 j a. II. and 80 =
10. bT Rev. George =. b. Wilson.
/ West Street Church. p Street between
/ ThirJy-frst and Thirty-second Streets
/ Rev W. G. Alexander. pastor-P reachin.
at II a. m and at Z 80 p. n.
> North Church. y Street between Mint
and Tenth Streets Preaching
ar II d. n. and 1850 p. N. by Rev c. 3
l Ramsdell
New York Avenue Church. New Yorl
| Avenue. II. and Thirteenth Streets. Or
/ Wallace Radcliffe. pastOr-Services a
/ II a. n. and 7:45 D. m.
Washington Heights Church. Kalo
rama Avenue and Columbia Road Rev
/ f. Lawrence Hunt. pastor-Services a
. II a. m. and p. M. led by the pastor
First Church, John Marshall Place be
/ tween G and ID Streets northwest. Don
aid G.. Macleod. pastor-SermOn By Rev
John Il. Elliot. OF New York, at II a. n.
annual Thanksgiving sermon 10 III,
/ Daughters Of America at 100 p. n.
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
/ Services at II a. m and $50 p. m. ser
mon by the Rev. A. s. Fiske
I Bethany Chapel corner Thirteenth
and G Streets Eorthwest-Preaching a
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Fourth Church. Thirteenth ard Yai,
/ Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev. JOSEPH
/ T. Kelly. rector-MCrning worship at l.
o'clock. evening worship at 7.20, preach
/ ing by the pastor at both.