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BAPTIST.

Second Church Auditorium, Fourth and
Virginia Avenue southeast. pastor. Z. Hez
Swem-Subjcct Of address, AS .. N. He
Tried to Get a Quaker's Daughter ban
tism. Sunday night preaching. II a. m.
by the pastor. Sunday school. 9.3O a. m
B. Y. F. L., sunday. 6:45 p. m; prayer
and social services, Thursday. 7.45 p. n.
Free 9ews- All inWed.
Calvary Church. Eighth and H Streets
northwest, Rev, s q. Ereene. ID. D.. pas
tor. Rev. A F. ANDERSON. pastors as
sistant-Sunday sehsof 80 a m. Miles
ii. Shand. superiutehdent: preaching ser
ate Christian ERdeafor meeting. $50
p, M; Tuesday. s p. D.. Young People
prayer meeting; Thursday. p. m. Bible
Club; ?. m, church prayer meeting.
First Church. corner sixteenth and o
Streets-The 1OOth anniversary OF this
church will be celebrated the coming
week. preaching II a. m. and 1880 D. n.
by Dr. Edward B. Pollard morning theme.
"A Glance Backward Tuesday evening,
80 O'Clock, ntbrdenominationaI serv-
ices. brief addres:es by leading ministers
or the various churches; Thursday even
ing. 1880 clock. address by Rev. Thomas
) samson, d. D.. "reminiscences. greet
Ing, etc; Friday evening. T.30 O'Clock.
ann yersary address by Rev Thomas Ed
win Brown, d. D.. Of Pennsylvania. All
are Invited TO these centenary. services.
E Street Church. (. near sixth Street.
DIT. J. J. Muir. notwithstanding services.
~ a m f:3O p. m, pastors subject.
"Whither?" and The Heart Veiled.,:
Sunday school, $50 a. m. Christian I'm
aeaFor meeting. 6:45 p. m; prayer meet
ing. thursday, 7:30 p. m. Strangers in
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Lutheran

Grace Church. Thirteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest. Rev. J. Z. A. Doer-
mann. pastor-Divine service. with ser
mon by the pastor. II a. M. and 1880 p. m. /;
Sunday school. $3.50 a. m; Lenten service
Thursday. 1880 p. N.
St. Marks Church. Street, near
Twelfth Street southwest-The pastor,
Rev. John c. Bowers. viii preach at II a.
m. and 1870 p. m. Sunday school. $3.50 a.
m; class in catechisn. 2:30 p. m; Luther
League, Wednesday. 1870 p. m. All vel
come.
Luther Place Memorisi Church, Thomas
Circle. Rev. J. G. Butler pastor-Services,
with sermons by pastOr.i11 I. m, and 1880
p. m; Sunday school. $3.50 a. NJ; Chris
tian EndeavOr meeting 6-30 p m. Junior
EndeavOr Society. 80 p m: prayer
meeting. Thursday.
Swedish Church-Rev. o. NJ. Anderson.
OF ST. Olafs Church. Baltimore, Nd. viii
! conduct services in Swedish every Sunday
evening, at $50 O'Clock, in the chapel OF
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| ligion;" Prof Newbourgh's class at 1918
a. m Seats free. All welcome.
Friends Meeting Corthodox). First and
| c Streets nOrtheast-Bible school. 9:45
/ a m; ,eeting for Eprship. IL a. m. Y.
/ p S. @. z. 1880 p. m; uldweek meeting
Thursday. $50 p. m. All are cordially
| Invited.
The Educational and RELIGIOUS Society
| Of SDiritualsm meets every Sunday at S
p. m. at SIC Ninth Street northwest DR..
| Temple will lecture; the subject will be
| What Has Spiritualism Done FOR HUI
manity2" Mrs. Warneka viii give spirit
messages. All welcome
Brethren Dunkers). corner Of Fourth
Street and North Carolina Avenue south
east, Albert HOllinger. PastOr-preach hing
services at II a. m. and 7.45 p. m. young
peoples meeting at Gas D. N. All are
welcome.
Wesleyan Peatecostal Church. Ninth
and ID Streets northwest. Rev. c. Howard
Davis, PastOr-Revivai services az II a.
m, 3, and $50 p m. and each evening
next week. except Saturday at T-sG
O'Clock. conducted by Evangelist Rev.
Martha f. Curry. Of Storeham, Mass
The National Institute OF Practical
Observation-Disclosures at Rauscher's. 1882
Connecticut Avenue. at 4 D. m: address
by Miss Emma Gray; subject "Babtism,
Buddhism and Christianity" Daily noon
meetings; Mondays at p. N. at reading
room, Loan and Trust building Public
invited
The Progressive Spiritual Church holds
services at Temple Hall. corner Twelfth and
II Streets northeast. at p. N. Lecture
by Mrs. z. F. Compton: subject viii be
announced at delivery. Mrs Z0ller viii
give spiritual readings. Seats free. All
are welcome.
Millennial Dawn Meetings (undenOmina-
uonaD-Bibie study. T-30 p. m; praise
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the Luther Place Memorial Church, Yer
mont Avenue and y Street.
Church Of the Reformation. Pcansylva-
MIA Avenue and Second Street southeast.
Rev W F. Parson. d. D.. past0r-Ser-
wees at II a. m and 100 p. m, with ser
mons by the pastor; morning theme. The
Incarnation" Sunday school, $50 a. m;
class in Catechism. 4-30 D. m: Young
Peoples meeting, p. m. and Gas p. m. ;
thursday Lenten service, T.30 p. M. Seats
free at all services.
Keller Memorial Church, Maryland Ave
nue. and Ninth street northeast. Rev. c.
II Butler. pastOr-Services. with preach
ing by the pastor. II a. ID. and 1870 p. N. /:
sunday school, $3.50 a. m; Y. p. s. c. e,
o-5e p. m; Junior Endeavor. BIS p. N.
prayer meeting Thursday.
Concordia Church. Twentieth and G
Streets northwest. Rev. Paul A. MenzeI.
pastcr-Sunday school. 9.45 a. m; morn
ing service. II O'Clock; Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting "a English. Gas .. m;
evening service in English. subject Gaia
Phas AS O'Clock.
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ing prayer and the apostolic rite of con-
firmation By the bishop of the diocese.
100 O'Clock; daily evening prayer, 4-3o
O'Clock.
St. Andrews Chapel. 2022 Twelfth Street
northwest Rev. ID. r. Sprigg, in charge
Services: Morning prayer, II o'clock,
evening prayer. 1880 O'Clock; Wednesday,
evening prayer, 7.30 o'clock.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Sixth
Street. between II and I Streets northeast
Services. Holy communion. I-30 a. m;
morning prayer. 10 o'clock, litany and
holy communion. II a. m: childrea's ser
vice. $3.50 p. m; evening prayer, 1880
O'Clock. Sunday school. 80 a. m; week
days. until holy week; Mondays, Tues
days. Thursdays. and Saturdays. 4-30 D.
m; Wednesday evening prayer and Bible
class. 1.30 O'Clock: Thursdays. holy com
munion. 10 a. m; evening prayer. with
address. 4.30 O'Clock; Fridays, evening
prayer. 40 O'Clock: preacher, March z,
Rev. ". J. d. Thomas.
St. James Church. Eighth Street. near
massachusetts Avenue. and b and q
Streets Services, 1880, 1O-30
and II a m. $50 and 1880 ,. M; Sunday
scnoOl, D. m; other DAYS : and g.
m and >. m. parish school a. m,
instruction. p n. Free and open 20 all
every day, all welcome.
St PauTs Church. Twenty-third Street
northwest. near Washington Circle. Rev
Alfred Harding and Rev. Enoch N
Thompson. cleTgy-Third sunday in Lent
40 a m. holy communion: g:45 a. m.
sunday school. 10 a. m. Bible classes: II
a. H., second celebration and sermon; a ..
m, confirmation Instruction: O'Clock
choral evensOng and sermon Week DAYS.
I.l5 a. m and 4:3O p m, daily; Wedues-
days, Thursdays. and Fridays at II a. M,
special sermon: Wednesday. March 5, at
3 D. m. by Re-. Edward 5. Dunlop: ad-
dress on Friaay March Z. at 4.30 D. M by
Right Rev. DR.. Brown. Bishop Of Arkan-
sas- All welcome.
St. Thomas Church. Dupont Circle.
Eighteenth Street. between and Q
streets, Rev. J. a. AspinWall. rector. Rev
carr ). Smith. assistant rector-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. N: morning service al
100 o'clock: at this service the bishop OF
the diocese viii administer the apostolic
ritz OF confirmation: evening service al
I O'Clock. a welcome to all Daily serv-
Ice during Lent at 4 p N; Wednesday
and Friday at 10 a. m.
St. Johns Church. Georgetown. Rev.
Frederick b. Hawden, rector-Services.
Holy communion, 7:30 a. H.; holy com
munion and sermon. II a. m; evening
prayer and holy baptism. 4-30 o'clock
Strangers cordially invited
Church OF the Ascension. Massachusetts
Avenue and Twelfth Street northwest.
Rev j. II. Elliott. Ii D.; Rev. II. Allen
GTihth-b a. m, holy communion, II a.
m, holy communion and sermon S
% clock, evening prayer and sermon by
Rev Carl Z. Smith. Vested choir. All
welcome.
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Christian.

II Street Churc'i. near Four -and-a-hali
Street t-Evangelistic services in
progress. conducted by F. 3. Sapp. sub
jet The Mission Of the Church." al
$50 o. m, The Vitality OF Gods Word. -
Preaching each evening. except Saturday
viii continue next week. The public in
yited.
Ninth Street Christian Church Ninth
and ID Streets northeast. Edward 3. Bag
by. pastor-SeTviCes. II a. m. The
Changeless Christ" 7:45 p. m. How
Satan Tempts Men to Fall" sunday
school. $3.50 a. m Christian Endeavor
meeting. $50 D. m.
Vermont Avenue Church. Rev F. d.
Power, pastOr-Service and sermon. II a.
m, The Progress OF Missions" 7:30 %.
m The Conversion Of the Chief Of Sin
ners.' Sunday school $3.50 a. M: Chris
tian Endeavor. $50 p. m; prayer meet
ing Thursday 1880 p. m.
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and testimony. Wednesday. 7.30 pm. at
Society Temple Hall. corner Fifth and q
Streets northwest: Fridays. T.30 b. m,
practical and doctrinal Bible discourses
at Haine's Hail. Harrison and Monroe
Streets. AnacOstia- Services free.
Pan-Irenic. Han Loyal Legion OF Wo-
men, SO Tenth Streets D m. address by
Major CLARK; subject. The AutOchthon-
free
Rev Helen Van Anderson viii speak at
Confederate Veterans Hail. near corner
OF Eleventh and z Streets, at s D. m:
subject, Lowest Thou &e?~ Pubic in
vited.
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and s
Streets southeast. Rev. " u Lyon. pas
tOr-SermOns. II a. n AID $50 D. nj
Young Peoples meetirS. SIS p. m:
strangers welcome.
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Congregational.

First Church, corner Tenth and G.
streets northwest. Rev. S NJ. Newman, D.
D., pastor-ll a. m. public worship with
address by pastor; reception Of members
and Lords supper; g p. m, illustrated
service upon the history Of the Bible in
It's manuscripts ard versions Mlsic by
quartette and chorus choir, led BY Dr. J.
w. Bischof. organist.
Mount Pleasant Church, Columbia Road,
near Fourteenth Street northwest, Rev
M Ross Fishburn. pastOr-9.3O a. m,
sunday school, II a. m. preaching by the
pastor; $3.50 D. m. Junior Endeavor: D.
m, Senior Endeavor; .. m, next SER
mon BY pastor in course under auspices
OF Mems Club. subject. Righteous and
UnrighteOus Indignation"
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street,
corner Of L Street northwest. Rev. Ulys-
ses G. B. Pierce. minister-9:45 a. m. Sun
day school and class in comparative re-
hgions, 10 a. m. unity study class; IL a.
n, sermon by the minister, Gas p. m.
Young Peoples Religious Union meeting
In the chapel; D. m. lecture by the min
.ster, ''TenaysOn, The High Priest Of
Spiritual Faith" special music. All seats
free at evening services
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New Church.

New Church, Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest, Rev Frank Sewau,
Pastor-Pastor will preach at II a. m
subject. "StOning the PROPHETS holy
communion, evening service at 7-30
O'Clock, with lecture by the Rev. Arthur
Mercer. Of BaltimUre Rational Chris
tianity in he Pulp ts:" Wednesdays. in
pastors sJcdy. st 40 2. m. Y p 4.
devotional and reading meeting; Fridays.
4 30 p. m. litany and address.
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a telegram from Peoria, where the Hi
nois joint conference Is in session. say
ing the miners had decided 20 ask for a
provision IN the wages contract Bdpulat-
ing that the price Of powder should not
be higher than SL75 a keg. and that the
miners were not 90 be obligated TO buy
from the employing operator.
The Indiana convention took like action.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows; President George Hargrave Lin
ton: vice president. John Boyle, Prince
ton; secretary treasurer, II. Kennedy,
Terre Haute.
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United Brethren.

FIRST Memorial Church. corner R and
North Capitol Streets. o. \. BURNER. Das-
tor-Preaching at II a. n. and $50 .. M.
morning theme. "Faithfulness in Chris
tan Service evening subject. "Obedi-
ence the Price OF Blessing" Sunday
school, $50 a. m, Juniors. 800 o. m:
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m. Official
beard Monday evening; prayer meeting
Thursday evening All welcome.
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Christian Sciance-

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hall. 1607 G. Street northwest
Services at II a. M. and p. m. subject.
Man; Sunday school. II a. m. Wednes-
day, p. m. reading rooms IN Bond Build
lag. Public cordially invited
Second Church Of Christ Scientist. hall
1913 Twelfth Street northwest-Service
sunday, II a. m, subject, Man" Sunday
school y m: Wednesday, p. m
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Rheumatism

What is the use Of telling the rheumatic
that he feels as if his joints were being dis
IOcated2
He knows that his sufIeTings are very
much like the fortunes Of the rack.
What he lUGHts 70 kH0t0 is what viii per
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands Of grateful
testimonials is
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Other Sery:ces-

Cbri5tadelphian - Washington eccIpsia.
hall over National Capital Bank. s15
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-Evary
Sunday at u:l5 a. M; subject "One
Lord. One Faith. One Baptism" All are
invited. 40 collection.
Mckinley Memorial Temple. temporary
quarters, the Scumidl Halls, SIG Ninth
Street nOrthwest-Rev George Buckler
viii preach at II a. m; no evening ser
vice Seats free; ali welcome.
Spiritualism-First Association. Mason
ic Temple. Ninth and + Streets north
west-Bev. Moses Hull will lecture at
1880 a. IN and I,30 p. m, subjects. morn
ing, rs Christianity a Greed or Life?''
evening, "Spiritualism the Only Hope of
the World" spirit messages by Mr..
Keller after evening lecture: silver col
lection at evening service; sunday school.
10 a. n. All welcome.
tt. 5ophy-Lecture on True and
Falls, Yoga." followed by questions and
discussion. at headquarters OF Washington
Branch, TheOsophiCal Society, 222 A
Street sOS.heast. at p. m. Public in
vited.
Theosophy-At S p. m. lecture by J. l.
McCreery; subject, What the Arabs
Have Done for Us" branch meeting.
Thursday. s p. m. Free; public invited.
Third floor. Metzerott Building, F Street.
Reform Christian Science-At 3 p. m. IN
the lecture room Of the Halls of the An
clients. on New York Avenue. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
west Col. Oliver C. Sabin will deliver the
fifth Of a series Of twelve free lectures
teaching How to Heal the Sick by Divine
Methods" question meeting Wednesday
evenings at s o'clock. devoted TO the au-
sweriug OF such questions as may be pro-
pounded on The Sunday lectures. All in
yitCd
The PEOPLES Church. 1913 G Street north
west-Rev. Alexander Kent. pastor. viii
SPEAK on Jesus and the Science Of Re
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Universal.

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest. Rev. John Van
Schaick. jr-. pastor-Services at II 4. n.
and 1880 p. m; the pastor will preach in
the morning and the Rev. W. ". Curry
in the evening, on The Story OF a Great
Hymn" Sunday school, Gas a. m. kinder
garten. II a. m; Young Peoples Chris
tian Union. $50 D. m; prayer meeting,
Thursday, p m All are invited
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MINERS RAISE THEIR FEE.
Union Membership Now $50 in the BIZ
luminous Field

TERRE HAUTE Ind. March The
convention Of the United Mine Workers Of
tie hitumlnous field Of Indiana have
changed the constitution, increasing the
initiation fee from $40 for practical miners
and S25 for non-practical miners. TO $50
for all The increase In fee for practical
miners is 10 keep them out OF the mines.
John Mitchell, national president. sent
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Hoods CdrsdpGriLld

It promptly neutralizes the acid in the
blood on which the disease depends. COM
pletely eliminates il. and strengthens the
system against its return. Try Hoods
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURCHES

on" Sabbath school. $50 a. n: adult
Bible class. 10 a. m; Junior Endeavor.
800 D. m. Senior EndeavOr. $50 2 n:
midweek prayer meeting. Thursday even
ing. Strangers welcome.
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Major Ford, in charge OF the division
Of agricultural tiilage. Of the Patent or
fee. is confined at his home on account
OF old wounds received during the first
battle OF Bull Run. The Majors wounds
have given him considerable trouble in
the past few weeks. and he was compelled
70 leave his work Major Ford has been
in charge OF the division OF agricultural
tillage for twcnty-nine years. and was
in another branch Of the Government ser
vice before he was appointed to the Pat
ent Office He is an expert in his line Of
business and is well liked By the clerks
under his charge.
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Major william F. Resell. Of the En-
gineer Corps Of the United states Army,
who IS enc OF the officials OF the Light
house Board 81 the Treasury Department
was IN the city and called at the War
Department yesterday. Major Rossell has
been stationed for several months on
Staten Island and probably came 70
washington for special work in c0nnec-
ticn with TIE board. He viii return TO
his station, unless further orders inter
vana today
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Quite a SUR was created in the War
Department yesterday over the report that
Governor Taft and Bishop O'GOrman
would soon start for Italy 70 negotiate
for the purchase Of the friar lands OF
.hs Philippines Everyone connected with
the department was quite worked up over
the report. but as the lnsular Bureau and
the Office OF the Adjutant General had re-
ceiyed no notice Of the mater. the state
msnt was considered a rumor only, which
IL subsequently, proved 10 be-
IN the different records OF the oiilce OF
tho Adjutant General Of t1e Army. many
cases o. the bravery OF officers and men
OF the army may be found One Of these.
which came into notice yesterday, was the
case Of Captain George w. Biegler, OF the
Twenty eighth Volunteer Infantry. who
was awarded a medal Of honor for meritO-
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STUDENTS Rapid PROMOTION.
Foreign Positions Successfully
Filled by Fred y. Stewart.
sPEcrAL


Minneapolis. Oct. R-Fred A. Stewart has
come home after an absence OF almost two
years In foreign travel. He was in his
junior year at the State University when he
LETT. and his first act upon returning was TO
register again as a student
For a year before his departure young
SteWarts desire burned strong for the sights
Of the great world. In December, 1900. he
left san Francisco for NagaSaki. Japan.
having no definite object IN mind or any
purpose beyond a desire 10 see Japan.
At the time there was 4 vacancy in the
consular service there. and Mr.. Stewart.
having formed close acquaintance with Tke
American representatives soon after his ar
rival. was advised to make application for
the post. He was successful. The Office
OF Vice Consul at Nagasaki was not 4 bad
This office he filled FOR some months. until
a New York life insurance company offered
him the post OF cashier in its Office at
Shanghai. China This position he held un-
III the turn OF the following year. when he
set out for Borneo. Two months were spent
in the ChinI Sea After a glimpse OF Su-
matra and Java Mr.. Stewart wound up at
HoEg-kong. but only 10 sail again for the
Philippines.
Mr.. Stewards luck remained with him. and
one week from his arrival in Manila his
ability to speak German. French and Span
fish became known to the head OF the Police
Department Of the city. As there was de-
mend FOR ~linEuists, Stewart found himself
promptly installed In the office OF the Chief
OF the Government Secret Service. There
he stayed until he reached the decision to
The return trip was varied by a minor tour
IN Arabta and several months spent in
Italy. Austria, Switzerland. France and
England.
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ENGLISH RAILROAD
EXPERT FINDS FAULT
Saws American Roads Are Reck-
less of Safety of Passengers
and Employees.
CONDEMNS AUTOMATIC DEVICES
Claims British Lines Carry More
Passengers on a Far Less
Mileage Than Railroads
in This Country.

London Oct. B.-The report OF H. a.
Walker. the expert sent by the London and
Northwestern Railway Company to Amer
Sea. in order to investigate railroad condi-
lions. has been published. Mr.. Walker
sums I'D as follows:
1T win be seen from the figures before
you tina American companies have nothing
10 boast of in the safety either Of thsir
passengers or employees. On the contrary
human life seems 10 be considered of much
less Importance there than here. and 1
am OF the opinion that ia this respect the
British railway officials have nothing what
ever to learn from their American COL
lrenes."
Ar. Walker gives figures showing that
twice as many passengers are carried On
the United Kingdom lines as on the AmsSi-
can, though the latter nave a nine times
greater mileage, while American figures
show q much larger proportion % accidents
ana fatalities to passengers and employees.
The large number OF accidents at crossings
receive considerable mention. Mr.. Walker
attributes the larger proportion of aci-
oenE IN America to almost general alb
sence OF block working, and TO the fact
that the permanent way IS neither laid nor
maintained IN the FfacieEt manner Is1Lly
ADOPTED by the British railroads. He SAYS
that In the generality Of cases there is
20 protection at all at the level CROSSINGS.
The English expert believes that the ngi-