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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-12-03

An mp to date clean stock to Sc
lect from. J.C. SToRTz, Jeweler.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-12-03

The items written for the Regis
ter from Bryan arrived to late to
be published in last weeks paper.
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Wait and buy your Christmss
presents at the Bazaar to be con-
Quoted by the ladies of the Pres
byterian Church.
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Bank Report.

No. SOL.
DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF the
- PoISf PLEASANT NATIONAL BANK, at
Point Pleasant. in the State OF West Vir-
ginia, al the close OF business, Nov. =, 1902.
RESOURCES
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Eyes tested free. J. Q. stortz
JeweIer.
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The best Seidlitz Powders, Fla
voring Extracts. and spices can be
found at Van elders; also the best
of everything in medicines.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-12-03

Sim Dipsey, ye bad boy in ye
Skewl, is winner.
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Columbus Excursions via Ohio
Central Lines.

One fare for the round trip to
Columbus, o, and return via the
o. @. l.. from all stations in Ohio
and Point Pleasant, w. Va, ac-
count Ohio Auti-Saloon League
Congress. Excursion tickets on
sale Dec l and 2, good returning
until Dec. 5.
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One more month of the old year.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON, IS:
], J. W.. wINDoN, Cashier OF the
shove named bank, do solemniy swear that
the above statement Il true 70 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
J.w. WINDOW. Cashier.
49, - LsC. soMERvILLE,
Correct Attest:
35o G sAsf HRSisaagas. D'...s'-.-
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The Ladies Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Church will
meet Wednesday. Dec. 10th, with
Mrs. John L. Written.
Hunters say that quail and rab-
bits are very scarcei in Mason county.
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Don't forget ye Skewl in ye opera
house Thursday. December 4th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-12-03

Messrs. j. II. Spencer & Son of
Graham Station, shipped to Pitts
burg Saturday before Thanksgiv-
ing. five car loads of poultry,
In the lot there was one car
load of Plymouth Rock chickens.
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The LUCKY Curve" Fountain
Pen is the only one that will al
ways "go Off" 1t don't need any
shaking to make it attend to bust
ness. Get one at Van Gilder's
Drug store for Christmas pres
emit for your best girl.
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BANK REPORT.
No. 1904.

No. 1904.
REPoRT OF THE CONDITION of The
- Merchants National Bank of West Vir-
ginia at Point Pleasant, in the State of West
Virginia, at the close OF business, Nov.
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Millinery.

All the popular shapes, the
very latest ideas, best workman
ship, in fact everything is right.
Come to US.
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Petersburg, W. Va.
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Episcopal.

Church OF the Epiphany, Thirteenth
and G Streets northwest, Rev. r. H. Nc
Kim, D. D.. rectoT-SUnday services. S
a. III. holy communion; Il q. m. service.
sermon. and holy communion; p. N.
service and sermon; Rev. J. D. Mothe
will preach morning and evening.
Trinity Church. Takoma Park. Rev.
David Barr, rector-The church viii be
in the hands OF workn1en for repairs and
improvements during the month Of Aug
ust and the rector will be absent on
vacation
Church of the Advent. corner Second
and L Street, lie Droit Park. Rev. Ed
ward ". Mott; rector-Sunday school.
$50 a. m; morning prayer, sermon. and
holy communion, II O'Clock; evening
prayer and sermon. o'clock Seats free.
Strangers welcome
Grace Church, Ninth and D Streets
southwest. Rev Edward F. Sontag, rec
tCI-Holy eucharist al 7:30 a. m. Sun
day school at $50: morning prayer and
baptism at 10 O'Clock; service of holy
communion and sermon at II o'clock.
Seats free at all services. Strangers
cordially welcome TO evening service
during August
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwest. Rev Richard p Williams.
rector: Rev. Frank N. Gibson. Phi. D,
assistant-Services on Sunday, at 7:30
q IA. holy communion; II o'clock, morn
ing service and sermon (holy communion
first Sunday in the monthly. All are well
come.
St. Matthew's Chapel. NJ and Half
Streets southeast, Rev J. NJ. E. Mckee.
minister in charge Sunday school. $50
a. N; morning service, sermon. and holy
communion. II O'Clock; evening service
with address. 6 o'clock. Seats free;
strangers welcome.
St Marks Pro Cathedral. Third and
a Streets gouthe ast-7:30 a. m, holy
communion; Il O'Clock, morning service,
sermon, and holy communion o'clock,
evening prayer and address All well
cone.
St. PauI's Church, Twenty thii i
Street north west. near Washington Cir
Gle. Rev. Alfred Harding, D. D.. rector;
Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson. assistant
Sunday services: 7:3O q m, holy COM
munion: 1870 O'Clock, morning prayer;
II a. m. second celebration and sermon;
3 O'Clock, evensong- During august ser
vices on Wedne sdays and Fridays at
us a. m and 40 p. N. All seats free.
All welcome.
st. Andrews Church. Fourteen-h and
CoTcora1 Streets northwest, Rev 10
siah B. Perry and Rev. J. Wood elliott
Celebration Of the holy communion, 1850
q n; morning prayer. II O'Clock
Open-alr service around the Peace
Cross, Cathedral site, Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock All are cordially invited
Special preacher. Music by vested
choir, led by quartet of wind instru-
ments Take Tenlsytown cars. Special
| service.
ST. James Church, Eighth Street, near
Massachusetts Avenue, B, and c Streets
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

Frank S. Squyer; p. m. Christian En-
deavor meeting In the chapel; no even
ing service Strangers welcome to all
services.
Assembly's Church, Fifth and Streets
Notwithstanding by Rev B. F.
Bittenger. D. D; no evening service;
Tnid-week service. Thursday evening at
-:45 O'Clock.
First Church. Fourth Street north
west. between c and D Streets. Res
Donald c. Macleod. D. D.. pastor
Preaching at II a n. by Rev. Edward
Warren: Christian Endeavor.7 p. m
Washington Heights Church. KaIo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road. Rev
E. Lawrence Hunt. pastor-9:45 z. N,
Sunday school; no morning service; S
p. III. seventh sermon by the pastor in
the series; Moments on the Mountains
Of the Bible and by the sea" Strangers
welcome Always AT evening breeze on
the height Of the Heights.
West Street Church, Street, between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-seeond Streets,
Rev " c. Alexander. D. D. pastor
Preaching at II a m, b. Rev. Charles
G. MalIery. Of Syracuse, y. Y; no even
ing service; Sunday school at $50 a
m Christian Endeavcr, p. n; mid
week evening service. Thursday, at 8
O'Clock, with lecture. Strangers cordial
/ " invited to all the services.
Bethany Chapel, corner Thirteenth and
/ c Streets northwest-sunday school at 3
p NJ; Christian Endeavor meeting at
p n; preaching service at 8 p. n; 10
morning service; midweek prayer meet
Ing at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday evening.
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Sunday school, 9:15: preaching II q N,
by Rev. H. &. R Reck, Of Fenleytcwn
Church; evening service, $50
Mount Vernon Place Church South.
corner of Ninth and K Streets, Rev. For
rest J. PTett.man, pastor-Preaching at
Il a II. and p. n. by the pastor; Sun
day school at 5:3G a m prayer meeting
Thursday al 3 p II
Metropolitan Church. Four-and- a-half
and c Streets. Rev. Frank ". Bristol, D.
D.. pastor-I1 a. m. preaching by Dr.. c..
W Gallagher, 3 ?. m. Chinese Sunday
school; p m, Epworth League.
Union Church. Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, Rev.
Page Milburn, pastor-Un.on services
with the Western Presbyterian Church
II a n, preat hing and Lords supper
in the Western Presbyterian Church. s
p. m, preaching in the Union NJ E
Church. Rev. Page Miiburn has charge
Of the services 10 morrow and each Sun
day during August. UniCn Church prayer
meeting, as usual, on Thursday at
p. N.
DumbaTton Avenue Church, between
Thirty-frst and 7 hirty-second Streets
northwest, Rev. Frank H. Havenner.
pGstoT-9:3G a n, Sunday school; Il a.
n. communion; p. m. song service,
with short address, prayer meeting
Thursday at p. N.
BTightwood Park Church Rev. d. H
Martin, pastor, viii preach at Il J. n
and s p. m; singing. congregation and
choir; director, I. J. Smith. orgaDist,
George Preston: Sunday school $3.50
b m; superintendent, s. a Terry; Ep-
worth League. 7:15 p m; leader. Philip
Cafrey; midweek service, Wednesday at
IS p. n; chiIdren's class, Friday, 40
p. m; leader, Mrs. Gocch All welcome.
RyIand Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest, Rev. Alex Bielaski, pastor
$50 a N, Sunday school; Il a m, com
munion and address by TEstor; $50 :.
m, song service and sermon by the pre-
siding elder Rev H. p Nayior, D. D.;
prayer meeting Thursday, s p. n.
Gorsuch Church, -Four and-a-haIf and
L Streets southwest. Rev. Thomas E.
I Copes, pastor-9:30 q n, Sunday
school; II a. n, preaching by Rev DR.
H r. NayIor, presiding elder. $50 p
m: preaching By pastor aud admintstra-
/ ton Of the sacrament OF the Lords Sup
/ per; Thursday, 8 p. m, prayer meeting
/ North Carolina Avenue Church, Eighth
and 3 Streets southeast, Rev. A Nor
! MAJ Ward. pastoT-Preachinz az II a.
! n; Sunday school, $3.50 q m; prayer
/ meeting. Thursday; Sunday night will
/ be a union service, the Christian En-
( deayorers having charge Of the meeting
! from 7:30 until 8 o'clock, and then the
/ preaching service lasting until $50
/ There viii be chorus Of the Sunday
! school children. All are welcome. and
/ palm leaf fans will be provided
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The Lesson Text.

american Standard Revised VeTsion.)
II Corinthians, VIII Be not IN
equally yoked with unbelievers; for
what fellowship have righteousness and
iniQuity? or what communion hath light
WITH darkness Is And what concord
hath Christ with BeIiaI? OF what por-
tion hath a believer with an un5e-
Hever2 16- And what agreement hath
a temple Of God with idols? for we are
2 temple Of the living God; even as
God said. viii dwell in them. and walk
in them; and I viii be their God, and
they shall be my people. L. Wherefore
Come ye out from among them, and be
ye separate. saith the Lord,
And touch no uncIean thing;
And will receive you,
IS. And Will be 10 you a Father,
And We shall be to me sons and daugh-
ters, saith the Lord Almighty.
John, ills Love not the world,
1esther the things that are In the world
If any man love the world. the love Of
the Father Is not in him Is For all
that IS in the world, the lust Of the
flesh and the lust Of the eyes and The
vainglory Of life. is not Of the Father,
but is Of the world Il And the world
passeth away. and the lust thereof; but
he that doeth the will of God abideth
forever
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Scripture References.

Be Ye Separate.-Luke xvi:3i; John
1v:1S,19; Eph. v:9-11; Heb. xi:2427;
I John iii.10
In the world-not Of the worid--John
xvii: 1916; Rom. ii:6.7; I Cor.vii:3I;
Col iii.1-S; I John iii:1.
After Observation-Disclosures with
God.-Lev. xx:26; Mum KITS; John
ziv-21-23; I Cor i-2,9- I John i:6.T-
Things temporal--PrOv. xxiii:5; Ecci-
VIGIL; Matt Wig; II Cor WIS; Gal
Wis f. e..
Things eternaI.-Luke xii;33. 81; John
iv:S6. I Cor. 1870; Il Cor. VI; I Pet
i:24.25
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Methodist.

ST. PauIs Church, Fifteenth and z
Streets northwest-SJ nday school $50
q. m: preaching by Rev George V
Leecb. D. D.. II a. IL; vesoer service
under auspices Of the Epworth League.
Q ii. Everybody Welcome
HamIiue Church. corner Ninth and 2
& reefs northwest, Dr Lucien Clark. pas
Toll a III, conlu1u Mon; 8 D. n
preaching b. the pastor; Sunday school
at $3.50 a N
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K5tTe cts northeast, Rev. ].
Edwin Amos, past9r--SCnday school at
$50 q. m; sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per at Il q. M. preaching at D. N by
the pastor; prayer meeting on Thursday
evening. All are invited
Douglas Church--9:2 a. n, SUNDAY
school; II &. N. pastor, Rev 5 NJ Hart
sock. D D., communion service; Gas D.
m. EpwoFth League; s p. n, sixth ser
mon Of the series on Human influence -
Welcome
Old Foundry Church, now worshipiag
in hall of Columbian University. Eff
teenth and II Streets. entrance on Fiji
teenth Street--Rev. 7. B. Wilson. pas
tor, will preach at II a. Il. and D. m. {:
Sunday school. $50 g. m; prayer meet
ing Wednesday at P n
3IcKendree Church, 915-919 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest, Rev. Z. L. Hub
bard. pastor Sunday school, 800 a. m. !;
preaching by Rev. c. o. Isaac at Il a
N: followed by communion service; :
p. m, EpwoTth League; S p m, preach
ing ~ Rev. I. J. Smith. All are cordial
ly invited TO these services.
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh
Street, between G and Streets south
east, Rev. !. H. Thompson, pastor-9: 80
a N. SUNDAY school; Il a m, com
r1union: to p. N. twilight service.
Asbury Church. K and Eleventh
Streets northwest. Rev. NJ W Clair, Pm.
D, pastor-g,30 a. n, Sunday school,
l. a n, sermon by pastor; p. m,
communion; union class Wednesday, s
p. N i cordial welcome to all
Grace Church, corner Ninth and S
Streets northwest, Rev. Joseph Smith, D.
D. pastor-Sunday school, $50:
preaching. II a. m. by Captain J. Has
lam; solo by his daughter; Epworth
League meeting at 8 ,. n.
Waugh Church, Third and i Streets
northeast. Rev. G. E Maydwell. pastor
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Question Hints.

SGGSNAO-2 AAAANS
What are some kinds Of separation
from the world that are not in the
spirit of ChIist's commands?
What are the temptations that make
it hard for the Christian to keep sepa-
rate from the world2
What are some OF the ways in which
there is need that the difference be
tween Christians and the world should
be made particularly clear now?
How far is the kind of separation that
was commanded for the Jews a model
for Christians, and what reasons are
there for any difference IN the two
cases2
From the illustrations used by Christ
what is TO be learned as 10 the right re-
lations between the Christian and the
world?
How do missions illustrate the ways
in which a Christian should be separate
from others?
What are the reasons why the Chris
tian should be separate from the worid2
Selections.
Christians must approach sin for healing, and
not for infection.-Auos E Wells.
Unvsorldliness Is this-to have the world and
not let the world have you--RoOertson
As long as the world is not what It ought
TO be let Us not be afraid 10 be unlike other
people, TO stand separate and apart from them,
and try 10 be what God would have Us be-
Christian Standard.
In order to win sinners It IS no more neces-
sarY 10 Join in their sir than II IS necessary
for one who would lift q fallen cUnrade 10
IAN beside him into the pit.-ERdeaTOTeFs
Daily Companion
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Strangers cordially invited to all the
services.
The Church OF the Covenant, Connec-
tlSut Avenue, y and Eighteenth Streets,
Rev. TeGnis s. Hamlin. D. D., pastor
Mr. Albert Parker Fitch VIII oficiate to-
morrow at II a N Christian EadeavoT
meeting at p N.
Central Church. Southern Assembly,
corner I and Third Streets northwest
Dr. Pitzer will preach at II a. n; We'd
nesday. p. m. Bible lecture. All seats
free
Metropolitan Church, Fourth and 2
Streets southeast, Rev. George y. Luc-
cock, D . pastor-SermOn tomorrow at
II a n. hy Rev. Henry Runner, D D.,
OF Parkersburg, W Va; Sabbath school.
$50 q. M; Y P. s. c. E, p. n: pray
er meeting Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock
Fourth Church. Thirteenth, and Yale
Streets northwest. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly,
D. D., pastor-F'reaching at II 3 n by
Rev. C L Altfather, of Fort Worth.
Texas; Sabbath school, $40 a. m; c. e
Society, p. m; prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at O'Clock. a cordial iE-
vitation 20 all services.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street. near E Street southwest,
Rev " ] Hutchin<4B, pastor-I1 a. H..
preaching by OryiIIe J. Hutchinson. OF
the Western Theological Seminary. Ale
gheny, Pa; no evening service; Sunday
school at 10 q n; prSyer meeting on
/ Thursday at p N.
Eastern Church, Maryland Avenue and
/ Sixth Street northeast, Rev T. c Eas-
ton. D. D, pastor-Morning service. II
Continued on Fifth Page.}
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baptisms, s .. m. rosary and beaedic-
ton, 1870 D. m The regular meetings
Of the scdality viii be discontinued
during summer. TIE annual excursion
Of the parish viii take place August \
Sacred Heart Church, Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev Joseph F. MCGEE, pastoT-Sul-
day masses. ! and 10 q N, both low
Great interest is being manifested IN
the lawn fete to be held during the frs
week in September, and preparations
are already under way.
ST. Teresa's Church. Anaeostia. the
Rev. c. NJ Bart. pastor; Rev. Francis
Schwallenberg, assistnnt-Sunday mass
es $50 and 9; bapJisms, / p. n; bene-
diction, D. n
St Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. 0. RosensteeI. pastor-Serviees
tomorrow at 1880 a m; mass on week
days. except Wednesday, at $50; hap
tisms after the mass on Sunday
St Martins Church. North Capitol and
n Streets, the Rev. Eugene A Hannah,
pastor-Sunday masses, 100 and 1880;
4CSaiE anu DtAEAACkAOn. v t1DtE IL LLlc
evening; baptisns by special arrange
ment
St Anthonyis Church. Brookland, the
Rev. Joseph T. O'Brien, pastor; the Rev.
August NJ Mark, Observation-Disclosures Sun
day, : and $3.50; week days, $50; Sun
day evening services. 7:45 O'Clock.
st. Matthews Church. Rhode Island
Avenue. near Connecticut Avenue, the
Rev Thomas s. Lee, pastor; the Revs-
Edward l. Buckley and J. D Sterling, as
Enthusiastically, low masses. {, =, and
10; baptisms, 3 p. m; benediction, 1880
P. m.
Church of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev c. o. ROsensteel viii onciate
tomorrow morning at S O'Clock. He will
also celebrate mass on Wednesday at
1870; baptisms by special appointment.
ST IgnatiUs Church, Oxen HiH-One
CT the fathers from St. Teresa Church
will oficiate tomorrow Services to
morrow as usual
St. Cyprian's Church, corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast. the Rev.
James r. Matthews. pastor; the Rev. p
j. Richie, assiStant-Sunday, masses, s,
g, and 1880 O'Clock a. m. all low mass
c5; baptisms, / p m; benediction, p.
N. The regular weekly meeting of the
Sodaltty and Sunday school will con-
tinue during the summer.
St James Church, West Falls Church,
Va.-The blessing of the new bell for
this church by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Van
De Vyver, Of Richmond, Va. will take
place Sunday, August 9. at ?. N The
bell, which is forty inches In diameter
and weighs about one ton, is the gift OF
Mrs Won Herbelis.
The electric cars viii run every fifteen
minutes after p. m. from Thirteen and
a-haIf Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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the pastor Of St Mary's. the Rev d.
Currier. WIS 10 be succeeded by the Rev
Father NagengaSt OF Baltimore 4
grand family picnic VIII be given by the
Windthorst Club, OF st Ma=y's Church
en- Wednesday, August 6. 1902. NJ Buech-
Ier's Park Bladen5bUTg Road. The club
members are working very hard 10 make
II q Success The grounds viii be dec
Grated A large dancing pavilion has
been built for the occasion and Prof
J. s. Fersinger's full band viii play for
dancing. There VIII be prizes given for
bowling. Refreshments viii be sold at
city prices Free transportation from
Fifteenth and II Streets northeast to the
grounds every fifteen minutes Tickets
% cents, ard can be had at the car.
St Paul's Church, Fifteenth and V
Street northwest, the Rev. James F.
Mackin. pastor; the Ress. Thomas A
Walsh and James Z. Krug. assistants
Sunday, masses I. 8. 10. and II a N. ;
baptisms, 3 p. n; benediction. T-30 p.
m: daily public alteration in the con
vent chapel al 5:45 ?. m, and benedic-
tion al 7:15 p. m; confessions will Re
heard this afternoon and evening Faith
er Mackin is enjoying much needed
rest at ocean City, later ne VII 50 Q
Silver Lake Father Walsh is acting
pastor during his absea =.
St Joseph's Church. Second and c
Streets northeast; The Rev Valentine
T. Schmitt. pastor: the Rev. lanes i.
Smyth, assistant-Sunday, masses, $50
and 1890 a. m; baptisms, 3 to 4 O'Clock:
rosary and benedlctlon, D. m; masses
on week days, a N. Mr. Daniel Cox.
OF this parish, viii next session enter
St Mary's Seminary. Baltimore, to study
for the priesthood.
Holy Name Church, Eleventh and X
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick, pastor. the Rev Andrew J.
Carey. misunderstanding, masses at 6,
I, and o'clock a m Baptism. { D.
m; beads and benediction, p. II.
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest, the Rev James F
Y MuivaDey, S. J., pastor; the Rev
Samuel CahilI, s. J., assistants-Divine
services viii be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning masses at
6, Z. 9, and 1890 o'clock In the evening
hymns, rosary, and benediction a; I
O'Clock. During the week masses at s,
6:30, and : o'clock a. N. Sodality meet
ings will remain discontinued until
about October /
st. AIMS Church. Tenleytown, the Rev
Joseph c. Mallon. pastor-sunday mass
cs, SIS and 1915: benediction fmmedi-
ately 5Ster the last mass
st. Stevens Church. Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty-ffth Street north
west. the Rev ". S. Caughy. pastor;
the Revs. p T. O'Conneu and T. Glib
bCns Smyth, MISUNDERSTANDING, masses
s, !, 8, and II a. m, each a low mass;
a short sermon at the last one. Chill
ren's mass at o'clock in the basement;
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northeast. free ami open to all every
day-Seryices; Sunday. $50, 1890. and
II q n. and 4:4I >. N; other days. :
and g. m and p. ~. except We'd
nesday Feast o. TRANSPORTATION. 1886.
All welcome always.
St Margaret's Church, Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place, Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith. D D. rector-At Il
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon
Strangers welcome
St. Johns Gnu oh, Sixteenth and H
Streets-Holy communion, q. m:
morning prayer and sermon. Il a. m !;
choral services at ) p. m
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Presbyterian.

Gunton Temple Memorial, Fourteenth
and r Streets northwest, Rev. Asa ).
Fiske. D. D.. pastor-s:30 a n, Sab
bath school; II a n, sermon by Mr..
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The next regular meeting Of the board
OF control viii be held Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 3, 1862 The district cabinet viii
meet in the near future and outline q
program for the neat district convention.
which viii be held the latter part Of Sep
TENDER.
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Mr. Samuel II. Hawkins viii have
charge OF the league service at Ed
brooke tomorrow evening, beginning 81
7:45 O'Clock, followed with a short a5-
dress by the pastor, Rev 4. E. P. Reck.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-02

Mr.. E. H. Pullman, corresponding see
rotary of the district, has returned from
a visit 10 relatives and friends in Fair
fax county, Va
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

eventh Sunday After PentecosGospel Mark v:3I3 Jesus
Cures the Dumb Man.
Sunday August Binding ST Stephens Relics.
Monday, August st Dominic {.
Tuesday, August Our Lady of the
Wednesday, August 6-Transfguration of our Lord
Thursday August st. Cajetan C.
Friday, August S-St Cyriacus and Com, NM
Saturday, August 9-S. Romanus, II.