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SATURDAY. Aay a. -sss been set as the
CAT 4o4 1he f-r1ne gcueas OF the Wash
lnBtoh yung Mems Christian AssOciH-
H0n' II is expected there viii be an
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TO p inclusive. Delegates from all parts
OF the country viii be ia attendance. al
notable speakers viii be secured TO ad-
dress the meetings. The local Counc-
has appointed Mrs. Adolph Kahn and Miss
Hettie Abraham TO represent the Wash
ington section on the committee OF ar
engagements.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The general meeting Of the local as
semuIy Of the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew
was held at Epiphany parish rooms on
Monday night. Reports were read on ef-
fective work by Mr. George W. Salter,
Of St. Johns, Mr. W 3. Dent. of St
Paul's. Mr.. T. II. Armstrong. OF ST.
stephens. and Mr. c. J. Headrick o. ST.
Johns. Georgetown The proposed meet
ing of the Tridi0cesan Assembly, com
posed OF the dioceses Of Maryland.
Eastou. and Washington. was discussed.
II was decided TO extend an invitation
TO the executive committee Of the as
sembIy 10 hold the meeting In Wash
iugtOu-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25
Hints 70 the Lender.

during the week in praying for a bIessin
On your church and society
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OF Of Central Pennsylvania. viii preach
tomorrow morning at St. PaUTs Church.
The choir. which has been augmented for
this occasion viii sing the grand ST..
Cecilia mass. by GounOd. and several spe-
ciaI anthems. In the evening the ami
versary Of the Parish Guild Will be ceIe-
br7tCd Reports Of the various branches
of the Guild on the work Of last year viii
be read There Will be special music for
the evening service
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CALENDAR OF THE WEEK..
SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY.
Gospel ST. Matthew xxi6: The LaborerS in the Vineyard

Sunday, January 26-Polycarp B. NJ.
MOdany January 27-St. John ChrysestOm, =. D.
Tuesday, January 2S-Bl. Margaret of Hungary V.
Wednesday, January 29-St. Francis De Sales, b. ID.
Thursday, january 30-Martina. V. NJ
Friday. January 31-St Peter NOasco c.
Saturday February st Bridget, V. Alb.
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The local chapters Of tho Brotherhood
of ST. Andrew hope TO secure Mr. HUI
bert Carleton. general 80 tary oil the
Brotherhood and editor OF st An
drcw's Cross" for a number o.. lectures
during April and May
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The Vermont Avenue Christian Church
has begun series Of century sociaIs, the
first OF which was given on Friday even
ing. The plan is to place each social
in charge OF committee OF 100, chosen
alphabetically from the church member
ship. At the last social the members
whose names begin with the letters A. B.
c, and D were the hosts. with Mr.. F.
NJ. Bradley as centurion or chairman
OF the committee Other events will fol
low al intervals Of about a month. aud
in ;his way the congregation Will enjoy
a number OF pleasant social gatherings
without any one member being charged
with active service more than once.
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APPLIED Trnth.

'Iu the great Roman epic. on the verge
OF the decisive conflict, the goddess
mother laid the invulnerable panoply at
the feet Of her Aeneas and the astonished
champion straightway, first pOndeTing eV-
cry part Of the heaven-sent armament,
then put it on. and was prepared As IL
were, az our feet is laid the Lord Jesus
Christ. in an he is. In all be has done
IN his iudissoluble union with US IN IL all
a. we are with him by the Holy Ghost
II is for us to see in him our power and
victory and % put him on in q personal
act which. while all by grace is yet In it
SELF our own III. c. G. MOule.
When the noted evangelist Charles G.
Finney was once driving through a town,
and stopped 70 have his horse shod the
people rushed out and begged him 20
preach that noon in their school house.
he die so 20 q packed house. They beg
ged him TO preach again. and every night
he appointed q meeting fOT the next
morning. and every morning FOR the even
ing. expecting each time 10 make the next
service the last but he could not get
away. so great was the desire OF the
people TO hear OF Jesus. and so great WAS
the outpOuring Of the Spirit Of God He
stayed in that town four weeks. and hun
dreds were brought 20 God.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The Rev. p. C.. Reding former assist
ant pastor Of 81. Mary's Catholic Church
who removed to Texas on account OF ill
health. has almost entirely recovered and
will returned 10 this city In May.
Owing TO a breakdown in his health.
Father Reding was forced 20 90 20 Texas,
where il was thought the air and climate
would be greatly beneficial 20 hire The
change has had the desired effect He is
looking forward with a great deal OF
pleasure 70 his return TO Washington
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

At the meeting Of the board OF gov
errors OF the Eye Ear. and Throat Hos
pitaI on Monday night tire following OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
Rt Rev. Henry y. Satterlee, president;
Mr.. William ID. Baldwin, first vice presi-
dent Rev. Charles Z. Buck, second vice
president DIT f. oliver Belt- secretary
and Mr. NJ NJ. CreushaU. treasurer
Bishop Satteriee appointed committees for
the year. Plans for raising funds for the
new hOspital were discussed at length.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The Girls Friendly Society of St
Paul's viii hold an entertainment and
sale in the parish hal Wednesday even
teresting programme has been prepared.
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Today is observed annually by the s..
Paul congregation as St PouIs Dav. There
will be q reception al the parsonage this
afternoon from / 20 6.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Mr.. Henry C. Amos. superintendent OF
city missions Of the Episcopal Church.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Mrs. ". D. West gave a tea and musicale
at her home. 1872 Roanoke STREET. Thurs
day evening. for the benefit Of the Epis-
copaI Eye Ear. and Throat Hospital A
fine musical programme was rendered.
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go great Master are thy footsteps
Even uoW upon the mountains.
Art thou walking I'm thy Whcdt-feldl
Are the snowy winged reapcus
Gathering in jhc purple air3
Are thy signs abroad the glowing
OF the evening sky, blOOd-reddened.
Aud the full ears trodden earthward,
Chok-d by caudy tares triumphant.
surely lis near harvest time
Mrs. ID. NJ. unlock Craii
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st. Martin OF Tours Church-The graft
flying results Of the work Of this parish
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Mr. John F. Fort, one OF the active mem
5ers Of the Anacosua chapter. had charge
Of the devotional melting last Sunday even
ing Mrs Grace Linger sang solo. I've
Found a Friend
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The Charleston E.positIon.

The local association at Charleston, S
c., has opened bureau Of information. D"
with headquarters in the association
building, for the benefit OF association
men and others who expect to visit the
exposition. Persons desiring board and
lodging can confer with the bureau. Cots
have also been placed in the building
which can be secured at a nominal price
A similar bureau conducted by the nuf-
faIo association during the Pan-Amer-
lean Exposition provided $500 persons
with accommodations
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Church OF the immaculate Conception
The Rev. S. +. Ryan. pastor Low masses
tomorrow at and O'Clock; high mass
al 1880 a. m. with sermon and special
musical features.
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St. PauI's Church-The Rev Father
Nackin has returned from weeks Visit
10 New York Tomorrow the Feast OF the
Conversion Of ST. Paul Will be celebrated
Solemn high mass Will be sung a. II
O'Clock. Rev NJ Sullivan, Of the Paulist
College. Brookland. will deliver the pane
gyric- Cardinal MartinelH viii be pres
enL.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Holy Trinity Church-The Rev. James
F. X MuIvanev. pastor. Masses tOmOr-
row at 6, :, O. 10 children -. and high
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GIdeOn'S Band.

Unique among the religious organiza-
tions is "GideOn's Band, an organization
OF Christian travelling men. It's purpose
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The congregation OF Adath Israel. in
conjunction with the Society B'nei Zion,
is contemplating giving a big entertain
ment on the coming PUrim Festival Day
al which the drama THE Story Of Is
Their, viii be presented by local talent
The new building Of the Union Jewish
Educational and Charitable Associations
Of g. Louis, was dedicated with appr0-
pirate ceremonies last sunday afternoon.
There are now los congregations be
longing TO the Union OF American He
brew Congregations. Their annual con
tributions amount TO 81. COO
The members Of the First Austria Hun
garian Women's Society. Of Brooklyn. are
creating a fund for the purpose Of erect
ing a synagogue.
The appointment OF Hon. Oscar S
Straus as member Of the Hague arbitra-
ton committee, in place Of the late Presi-
dent Harrison. is regarded by the He
brew people with marked favor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Jennie Perry sang a solo, Speed Away"
The league held a combined business and
social meeting on Friday evening. jan
uary "a.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Dr. C. B. Campbell formerly president
CT the district league. gave an inspiring
address 20 the members OF DumEarton
Chapter On Sunday evening. The chapter
held a service at the Home for Incurables
last Sunday afternoon.
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The league at Wilson Memorial Church
is assisting the pastor. Rev. DR. Thomp-
son, in TIRE revival meetings nov in prog
ress at that church Mrs 2 NJ. Whartcq
conducted the devotional meeting last
sunday on evangelistic lines.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

The devotional meeting at the New York
Avenue Church last Sunday evening was
led By Miss Bennett. OF the Deaeonass
Training school After an i1teresfInp
and Instructive talk on the subject OF the
evening. several Of the thirty-fve mem
bers present took part IN the testimony
service
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

At the meeting OF the Washington Cleri-
Gus. held Tues iay afJernon al the Bishop S
hogse. Rev. w r. Turner read paper
entitled. TIE True idea Of Preaching
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

St Theresa's Church. Anacostia-Tbe
Kew. T. NJ Bart, pastor. Will conduct
services tomorrow at the regular hours.
me mission which was held at the church
for the last two weeks has been verv er1C-
cessfui. i was conducted nv tbe p
demptOrist Fathers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Isaiah Iv.7; Romans xiv:17-1S; / Cor
inthians Xv:34. Galatians VIA, Ephe-
SLAMS. v-1f-16; Ephesians iv.32, I Thes-
salonians We, II Peter iH:ll-12; ! John
iv:21. Jude z1-23.
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St lgnatius Church. Oxen Hili-The
Rev Francis a. Schwalenberg viii cele-
bTate mass tomorrow al 10 O'Clock. The
choir viii sing under the direction OF Mrs.
roster, who viii preside AT the organ.
Sunday school after mass.
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St Matthews Church-The Rev Thomas
$. Lee. pastor. Low misses at Z and 8 a.
M high mass al II "A. al. tomorrow mass
tor children and Sunday school at a. m.
in old ST. Matthews. The Young Ladies
Sodality met yesterday afternoon at 4-3O
o'clock. he Rev. Father Sterling ohciat-
ing. The Apostleship Of Prayer viii meet
the last Thursday of the month.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

MeKendree League service Sunday even
ing will be led By Mr.. S. s CuIbertso-.
formerly first vice president OF the d.
Lriet. Miss Sanford win sing Just ole
Torch %
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Miss AGA =. Fowler viii be tic leader
OF the league conservation service az Wes-
ley Chapel Sunday evening
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ST. Mary's Church-The Rev. Charles
W. CTrier. d. D., pastor Masses al 1-5O
and 1890. baptisms at p. m, vespers
at 4 D. m. Plans are being made for the
erection Of the new parochisl school
building In the spring. The Reading Cir
Gle. Father Currier director. has made eN-
teusiye preparations for the success OF
the lecture 10 he given by Henry Austin
Adams on the evening Of February at
Columbia Theatre. His subject viii be
Cardinal Newman %
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Church Of the Holy Name Of Jesus
The Rev. Thomas J. Kervick. pastor
Services tomorrow viii take place at the
usual hours
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St AIMS, Tenleytown-The Rev Jo-
seph C. MallOn. pastor. Services at the
regular hours tomorrow. Sunday school
IN the forenoon. Mrs. Clara Baker smith
will direct the music at the high mass
and yespers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

Dr. J. r. Wesler. District first vice pres
ident viii have charge Of the league meet
ing at EIdbrooke tomorrow evening. Prof
Ireland delivered an interesting address
last Sunday evening.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. W r Turner. rector Of St Mich
aels'. gave an interesting stereoptieon
lecture Wednesday evening on "Cathe-
draIs. Homes. and Abbeys in England, at
Trinity parish hall, under the auspices
Of the Woman's Auxiliary Of the diocese
Rev. Turner had 100 views, some Of which
were taken by himself Mr.. Turner gave
the lecture last week at the Maryland
Agricultural College
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ST. Johns Church, Forest Glen. Nd
Rev c. o. Rosensteel pastors Services
on FIRST and third Sundays OF month at
S:45 o'clock a m; services on second aud
fourth Sundays at 1890 o'clock a. m
When a fifth Sunday occurs the time for
services viii be announced on the pre-
viOus Sunday Sunday school every sun
day at $50 o'clock a. N. Baptisms on
second and fourth Sundays after 1920
o'clock a. m mass
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GOrsueh Chapter viii have Mr.. J. n.
Goodrich for their leader tomorrow even
ing The meetings are well attended.
Mr.. William Champion was in charge OF
last Sundays service.
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Preparations are being made I'm the
various churches in this city 20 fttiugly
observe the tweuty-fifth year or the pom
tiiCate OF Pope Leo XIII, which will Oc-
cur on March next
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ST. Mary's Church and the Visitation
Academy, Georgetown. viii observe the
forty hours devotion tomorrow
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The new organ built for St PauTs Epis-
copaI Church viii be shipped from Chi
cagO next Monday and viii be installed in
The enlarged chaucel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25

In addition to the regular music at the
Eighth Street Temple Friday evening.
Miss Flora Friendenberg sang two solos.
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mass at 1890 a. m: baptisms at p. m.
vespers at 7,30 2. N,
ST. Joseph's Church-The Rev VaIen-
tine r schmitt. pastor. and the Rev
amer smyth vii Ofhciate at tomorrow s
services daSses at :, 8, and 1890 a. NJ. :
Sunday school at 10 q. M. vespers AT :
D n
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Bishop Homer gave q most interesting
talk 70 the Sunday school institute at
Trinity parish hall last Monday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-17
xist. Mr.. wadsworth said that the reason

exist. Mr.. Wadsworth said that the reason
for this was that IL was believed the foot
and mouth disease was brought into New
England by imported baled hay.
Upon "a motion 10y Mr.. Gaines Den,
TonuD To hlser, a provision that nothing
IN he Till should In cons; rued TO interfere
with he Operation of any state law relating
- he transportation Of cattle within it's
limits, state rights discussion arose. Mr.
Gaines insisted tina, the bill would clothc
the Secretary Of Agriculture with power
10 ISSUE a clean bill of health 20 a herd OF
cattle good over the whole count ry, regard
less of state statutes and whether or not
the cattle were diseased. which contention
Mr.. Williams dem, Miss declared Ia toe
without foundation. The amendment was
rejected
The rest 81 the session was spent IN Com
mi'tce Of the Wpolc IN further consideration
of the legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriat ion bill without concluding II.
The Committee on Appropriations re-
duced the mint az New Orleans 10 an assay
Office, with total payroll, Of 500 500. For
the current year the appropriat ion IL $50, $50.
MIR, Never lDem, La moved 10 continue
the present appropriation for the year
l9l3-ot and Gen. Bingham Rep., Pa, IN
charge Of the measure. accept ed the amend
mcut on behalf Of IN" committee with the
understanding that no further effort would
be made 10 force the operation Of n mint
at New Orleans. The Meyer amendment
was agreed 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-17
HEARING on GRAIN RATES.
Inquiry Before Interstate Commerce Com.
mission In Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i8-There was
brief hearing before the Interstate Com
merce Commission to-day on the subject
of the recently announced advances in
rates on grain and grain products, dressed
meats and provisions from the Mississippi
River to New York and points governed by
the New York trade.
After b 3. Mitchell traffic manager Of
the Michigan Central, and G.. j. Grammer
traffic manager Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, had testified that the
Increase in rates was made LIE cessary by
the increased cost Of all railroad materials.
by the extensive construction and repairs
now under way or in contemplation and by
the general advance in wages 10 en-
ployees, John T. Dye. general counsel for
the Baltimore and Ohio. and the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern suggested that in
view Of the importance of the inquiry and
the large amount Of data desired by the
commission, il would be better IL the in
quiries were put IN writing and the various
roads have certain length Of time in which
TO answer.
The commission concurred In this view
and announced that the list Of quest ions
will be mailed to the officials Of the various
roads some time this week and the an
swers required nv Jan. 10. 1908
After the replies all have been received
and the commission has come familiar
with their contents. an open meeting will
be held in Washington.
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~ WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
Many Entertain At D,nner--Countess Saia.
zar Lectures.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1e.-Signor Mayor
das Planches. the Italian Ambassador, and
Signora Mayor dies Planches entertain at a
their house guest. Countess Salazar, who
gave a lecture at the Washington Club
this afternoon Countess Salazar is the
editor of the Italian Rerier
Baroness Moncheur. wife Of the Belgian
Minister entertained at luncheon to-day.
in compliment to her sister, daughter OF
Gen. Clayton. Ambassador 70 Mexico.
NJ. de Margerie, Charge Il ATaires Of the
French Embassy, and Nine de Margeri.s
entertained at luncheon to-day in COM
pliment 20 VI. Victor Ayguesparsse. at
tache If the Embassy, who will soon leave
this country for France
President Roosevelt entertained at dinner
tonight Secretary Moody Senators Allison,
Hale, Gallinger, Perkins and Hanna; Spea ker
Henderson and Representatives Grosvenor,
Dalzell, Cannon, Foss and DAYTON, and
Gen. Grenville NJ Dodge.
Mrs. Roosevelt held an informal re-
ception for her intimate friends at the
White House this afternoon.
Sir Michael and LADY Herbert formally
received the entir" Diplomatic Corps at
Washington this afternoon and the En-
bassy presented a brilliant appearance.
Following the etiquette Of diplomatic
society, no other GUESTS were received
Chief Engineer Of the Army and Mrs
Gillespie entertained at dinner to- night in
honor Of Gen. and Mrs Leonard Wood
Their other guests were Senator and Mrs
Alger, Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs Pierce. Gen. and Mrs NJ V Sheridan,
Mrs. n. s. Lincoln and DR.. Joseph Bryan,
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