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Thoughts on the Topic.

Il consider the Pr sIdent's request q
command" said the coal operator when
invited to the White House TO a confer
ence on the strike If there should come
an invitation to a marriage in the Presi-
dents family one would consider it not
only a command but a high honor. No
one would think of refusing it OF Of
treating 1t lightly The King OF Kings,
the Lord Of heaven and earth, is prepar-
ing a feast, and sending out his invita-
tons, and, while many consider them a
command and a privilege 10 be gra-
ciously accepted. some are ignoring
them and treating them with disdain.
Jesus rightly Iikens the kingdom Of
heaven 10 feast. for It stands for
abundance. At the supper at Cana OF
Galilee the wine gave out, but that viii
never happen in the kingdom Of heaven
In the Fathers house there is brea
enough and to spare. Everyone IN the
Capital City might come, and everyone
IA the country might come. and yet
there would be room. The streams OF
earth run dry and the bread supply at
times is deficient, but the water Of life
flows from a living fountain and thc
bread OF heaven increases as it Is dis
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CHRISTIAN ENDEHNOR
TOPICS FOR THE Week
Lesson Ted, With Thoughts ard Suggestions for the
WOTRerS-NeWS Notes.

tributed- There is enough for each,
enough for all, enough foTeyermore.
1t IS like a feast in its abundance in
quantity, and also in its excellence in
qusHty- i dinner given in Paris by the
son Of a Philadelphia millionaire to six
persons is said to have cost $40. 900.
You can imagine a feast where there is
everything money can buy OF the most
exquisite taste could suggest, and it
would not compare with the blessings TO
be had in the Kingdom Of Heaven. It
is God who is preparing it, God who has
at his command infinite resources Said
little Swedish girl, looking at the sky
one night, II God can make the wrong
side of heaven so beautiful. what must
the right side be" II God has given US
this glorious world for our temporal
abiding place, what viii our eternal
home be ike? Truly. Eye hath not
seen, nor ear heard, neither have enter
ed into the heart Of man the things
which God hath prepared for them that
love him.
Feast represents fellowship. It is not
a feast where one sits down alone The
abundant and excellent supper can only
be enjoyed where there is good com
pany- In the Kingdom Of Heaven is to
be found fellowship with the best and
happiest people on earth You cannot
make a fire Of one stick; the tree that
stands aFart viii go down in the storm
The society of Christians imparts a glow
to the heart, protects from the assaults
OF Satan, and insures the presence and
help OF the Saviour. Where two or
three are together in my name, there
am ! in the midst OF them
Men who treat this invitation light
/ ~ do not realize whose invitation they
/ are sighting. Jenny Lind once knocked
I a. the gate Of the convent Of Va!lom-
brosa in Florence. An old monk told
/ her that no woman was allowed TO en-
ter Perhaps, II you knew who / am.
/ you would let me
And who might the gracious lady
be?-
/ And when she said: I am Jenny
/ Lind" the door was flung open and she
! was graciously welcomed And when
/ she sat down at the organ in the chapel
/ and began to sing as only Jenny Lind
i could sing, the monks crossed them
selves as If St. Celia had appeared again
/ in mortal form II you only knew who
/ II is that says, Il stand at the door and
/ knock; If you would realize the bless
I ing he wants TO bring; if you could IN
/ derstand the songs he could waken n
your soul, the new hope he puts before
your eyes. the new peace he brings to
1 abide in your heart, you would rise and
/ let the Saviour in
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Lutheran.

Luther Place Memorial Church, Thorn
as Circle, Rev J. G. Butler, pastor-Ser-
vices, with sermons by pastor. Il a m.
and 100 p n
ST PauTs English Church. corner EIev-
enth and H Streets northwest. Rev F
". Moot, pastoT-Preaching by the Rev
z. J. Wolf. D. D., of Gettysburg, Pa, at
II &. n and 100 p m
St Johns Church, Four-and -a- half
Street, between c and D Streets south
west-The Rev George Brodthage will
preach at II a n
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast,
Rev c. Il. Butler. pastor-Preachfng II
a. n and 7.3O p. m
Swedish services-Rev. 0. NJ. Ander-
son, Of Baltimore. conducts services in
tbs Swedish language in the parIor of
the Luther Place Memorial Church, en-
trance Vermont Avenue and y Street.
every Sunday evening at $50 o'clock
Church Of the Reformation. PennsyI-
vania avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev. W z. Parson, D. D., pastor
Services at Il q. n. and 7:30 p. m
Concordia Church, Twentieth and C
Streets northwest. Rev. Paul A Mem
Eel. pastor-Morning service, Il O'Clock
IN German
Grace Church, Thirteenth and Cor
cora1 Streets northwest, Rev. J E A
Doermann-SermOn by the pastor at
II a m and 100 D. N.
Christ English Evangelical Church,
New Jersey Avenue. between NJ and \
Streets northwest. Rev G C. Mo-hart,
pastor-Services in the morning at II
O'Clock. and evening at 100.
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PTeshYterian.

Assembly's Church, Fifth and I Streets
Notwithstanding at II a. II and
7:30 p. n. by Rev. George P. Wilson, D.
D., pastor.
Washington Heights Church. KaIora-
ma Avenue and Columbia Road, Rev. z.
Lawrence Hunt, pastor-The pastor will
preach at Il q. N. and s p. n
Westminster Church Memorial, Sew
enth Street. near E Street southwest
Rev. William J. Hutchinson. Phi. D., pas
toT-1I a. m, Righteousness the Secret
and Safeguard Of Our National Great
ness; 7:30 p m, Business Hindrances
to Religious Life.
Takoma Park Church-Preaching at
II g. m and 7:30 p n by Rev. William
Hart Dexter, Pm. D.. Of the Presbytery
Of New York city
Western Church, H Street northwest.
between Nineteenth and Twentieth
Streets. Rev. Gerbart a. Wilson. D. D..
pastoT-Rey. John \. Lyle viii preach
at both services, morning and evening.
Metropolitan Church, Fourth and B
Streets southeast, Rev C. y. Luccock.
D. D.. pastor-Preaching, II a N. and
7:30 D m
North Church, n Street, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets northwest-Preach-
ing at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the
pastor. Rev. C. B. RamsdeIl. D. D.
Gurley Memorial Church. Florida ave
nue.. between Sixth and Seventh Streets
northwest, Rev. J. Russell VerbTyke.
Morning service. II O'Clock. sub
tect The Nations Curse" evening
service. 7:3o o'clock
First Church. John Marshall Place
-Four and-a-half STREET. between c and
D northwest, Rev, Donald c. Macleod,
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Episcopal.

St Stephens Church, Fourteenth
Street and Columbia Road, Columbia
Heights. Rev. George F. Dudley, rector:
Rev. William P. Bushby, assistant
Rev. William r Bushby viii preach at
7:30 . n. Rev. Dr.. J. Sanders Reed. of
Watertown, n Y, viii preach at the
evening service
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwest, Rev. Richard P Williams,
rector; Rev Frank u Gibson, Ph. D..
assistant-Rev- c. A HenseI. Of Balti-
more. viii preach be. ore the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew a D m
Church of the Covenant, Connecticut
Avenue, \ and Eighteenth Streets
Rev Teunis s Hamlin. D. D.. the pastor,
viii ofdciate at II a. m. and p. N
St Michael and Ali Angels Church
Twenty second Street near 2, Rev VIII
liam r. Turner, rector-Morning service
and sermon at II O'Clock; evening prayer
and sermon at g.
ST Margaret's Church, Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place, Rev. Hsr-
bert Scott Smith. D. D. rector-11
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon; s
O'Clock, evening prayer and sermon
Strangers welcome.
Church OF the Advent. corner Second
and Z Streets northwest. lie Droit Park
u
$3.50 a. n; morning prayer and sermon,
II O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon,
7:30 o'clock
st. Marks Church. Third and A Streets
southeast, Rev. William l. Deyries,
Pm. D. and Rev G. FreeIand Peter.
clergy-SeTmon. II O'Clock: evening
prayer and sermon, 7;30 O'Clock.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street, between H and NORTHEASTERN
vices: 7:30 and II a m
St. Paul's Church. Twenty-third Street
northwest. near Washington Circle, Rev
Alfred Harding. D. D.. rector, Rev
Enoeh NJ Thompson, assistant Morn
ing service and sermon, II o'clock; ev-
ening. o'clock.
St Andrews Chapel. Twelfth Street
between Z and Y Streets northwest, Rev
.. F. Sprigg. in charge-MoTTing prayer
IL o'clock; evening prayer. 7.30 O'Clock.
Church of the Epiphany. G Street. be
tween Thirteenth and Fourt zenith
Streets. Rev. Randolph H McKim, D. D,
Fector-The rector viii preach at Il and
the Rev. J. D. La Mothe at 100
St James Church. Eighth Street,
near Massachusetts Avenue, and c
Streets northeast-Services Sunday,
1880. 1879, and II a. N; $3.50 and 7:3O
p. n.
St. Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
Eorcoran Streets northwest, Rev J. B.
Perry rector-Morring prayer, Il
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon by
Rev Dr. J. Sanders Reed. OF Water
town, n. Y, 100 o'clock.
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Historical Background.

Time: Probably 1445 B. c. six years
after crossing she Jordan Place: Josh
ua-s capital was at Gilgal. near the site
Of Jericho: Caleb's inheritance was a.
Hebron, twenty miles South of the site
Of Jerusalem and on the Same mountain
range with it. Hebron was about 5000
fee: above sea level. The grapes Of
EschoI came from this place The cave
OF Macpelah was there, where Abraham.
Isaac. and Jacob had been buried Prog
ress made: Besides taking Jericho, the
Israelites, under Joshua, had fought
successfully three great campaigns, one
in the central portion of Palestine end
ing in the great battle of Beth-horon
one of the decisive battles of the world
One which overTan the southern portion
of the land, and one in the far north
above the sea Of Galilee. where three Or
four hundred thousand men, with horses
and chariots, had been routed and de-
stroyed- Joshua must rank as one Of
the great generals of the world"
Facts of the Lesson
Central theme: The request. inherit
anee. and exploits of Caleb.
Golden text: He wholly followed the
Td-''-Josh. xviii
AS Jehovah commanded Moses. so the
children of Israel did; they divided the
land
Then the children of Isreel drew nigh
unto Joshua in GilgaI. and Caleb, the
son of Jehunneh the Kenizzite, said unto
hin: 'Thcu knowest the thing that
Jek17ah spake unto Moses. the man Of
God. concerning ne and concerning thee
in Kadesk- barnea TO spy out the land,
and I brought him word again as it was
in my heart Nevertheless. my brethren
that went up with me made the heart OF
the people melt: but I wholly followed
Jehovah my God, and Moses sware on
that day, saying. Surely the land where
on thy foot hath trodden shall be an in
heritance to thee and TO thy children
forever, because thou hast wholly fol-
lowed Jehovah, my Coz and now. be-
hold Jehovah hath kept :.e alive, as he
suake. these forty and five years
and now, Ioi I am this day four
score and five years old. AS yet I am
as strong this day as I was In the day
that Noses sent me; as my strength was
then, Geven 50 is my strength now, for
war, nd 70 go out and to come in Now.
therefore. give me this aill country.
wherefore Jehoyah spoke in that lay;
fer thou heardest IN that day how the
Anakim were there and cities great and
fortified; Il may be that Jehovah will
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER &c.
THE LESSON TEXT.
american Standard Revised Fersion.)
Matthew xxii.1-I0.

Matthew xxii-1-I0.
L And Jesus answered and spake
again in parallels unto them. saying,
2 The kingdom of heaven is likened
unto a certain king. who made a mar
riage feast for his son.
5 And sent forth his servants to call
them that were hidden to the marriage
feast: and they would not come
(. Again he sent forth ether servants,
saying, Tell them that are hidden, Be
hold, have made ready my dinner; my
oxen and my fatlings are killed. and all
things are ready: come to the marriage
feast.
5. But they made light Of it. and went
their ways. one to his own farm, another
to MS merchandise:
s. And the rest laid hold on his ser
wants, and treated them shamefully, and
killed them.
Z But the king was wroth: and he sent
MS armies, and destroyed those murder
ers. and burned their city.
s. Then saith he to his servants. The
wedding is ready, but they that were
hidden were not worthy.
8. Go ye. therefore, unto the parting
Of the highways, and as many as ye
shall find bid to the marriage feast
10. And those servants went out into
the highways and gathered together all
as many as they found, both bad and
good, and the wedding was filed with
guests
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teenth street-Rev- Dr.. L B. Wilson.
pastor, Will preach at II a n. On a
New Order OF Nobility" at 7:30 D. n. on
Giants That Defy Us"
K Street Church, Rev. William Lynn
pastor-Preachiag by pastor. Il a. n;
preaching by Rev W H Davis, rs p.
m
Emory Chapel. BrightWood. D. G,
Rev O. c Beall, pastor-Preachfng at II
a. m and S P. N.
Union Church, Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue. Rev. Page Mil
burn. pastor; II a N. and 100 p n,
pretching by the pastor
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast. Rev. !.
Edwin Amos. pastoT-Preachfng at Il a
m and 1880 p. n. by the pastor.
St. PauTs Church, corner Fifteenth
and r Streets. George W Miller. D. D..
yastcr-I1 a. m. sermon, Autumn on
the Hills" 7:30. sermon. Enthusiasm
vs. Bigotry."
Asbury Church, Eleventh anS x
Streets northwest, Rev. NJ. ". Clair Phi
d.. pastor-11 a n, preaching by the
pastor; 7:30. sermon by Rev. Alfred
Young, presiding elder
Waugh Church, Third and A Streets
northeast, Rev. G. E. Maydwell, pastor
II &. N, subject. Removing the Snare. -
Fletcher Church, corner. Fourth Street
and New York Avenue northwest
Preaching at Il a. m by Rev ! Edgar
Smith, Of the Methodist Protestant
Church; 1880 p. n. by Rev Thomas
Thompson. of the Presbyterian Church.
Metropolitan Church, Four-and-a-h half
and c Streets, Rev. Frank NJ Bristol
D. D.. pastor-11 a. n and .. n.
preaching by the pastor.
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Other Services.

The Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Eighth Street northeast between F and
G Streets. Lewis c. Sheafe in charge
Sermon and baptism at IL a m
Cadets ArmoTy Hall. o Street north
west, between Seventh and Eighth
Streets-Tent meetings continued. Two
meetings, , O'Clock and o'clock p. m
Spiritualism. First Association, Ma
sonic Temple. Ninth and F Streets
Rorthwest-Mr F. Gordon White viii
give brief lectures at Il a. m. and 1880
p. m.
The New Earth-The Home Of the
Saved in Eternity; the Reality and Glory
OF the Life Everlasting" Subject Of an
address by Mr. J. S. Washburn at Odd
Fellows Hall. $50 Twentieth Street
northwest az 7:45.
Secular League, SIC Ninth Street
northwest-At p. N. Gen. william Biz
ney VIII lecture On The Future of the
United States" discussion.
New Church, Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest, Rev. Frank Sewell,
D. D., pastor. viii preach at L a. IN.
Subject: In Highways and Hedges"
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FOR OCTOBER rs.

be with me, and I shall drive them out.
as Jehovah spake.
And Joshua blessed him: and he gave
Hebron unto Caleb for an in
heritance and the land had
rest.
A Land Question.
The aIIotments of the Promised Land
to the Israelites, after they had had the
courage and fortitUde TO conquer it. Is
a matter Of great interest. The aIlot-
ments were made by divine direction by
the casting Of lots, after the boundaries
of the different divisions had been agreed
upon In the aIlotments tribal inner
ftauces and family inheritances were
made perpetual Each tribe and each
family had an absolute title to its own
piece Of land. This land could be sold
cnly for a period of fifty years After
that time the title reverted back to the
original owners OF their descendants
Thus perpetual poverty was excluded
from the family; yet each person might
suffer for his own neglect and idleness.
and temporarily lose his property.
These facts afford an instructive study
in the civic and social life OF the
Israelites. In its broad outlines their
government WIS that Of divine repub-
liza theocracy-God was their invisi-
bic and almighty King. with whom all
could have communication personally.
and by means OF priestly and prophetic
Offices The government Of the Israel
ties was a confederacy of tribes Each
tribe was q confederacy of families.
The political organization Of Israelites
resembled the union between the States
in America
The Two Heroes.
II Joshua was the Washington of the
Israelite people. then Caleb was its Cen
eraI Greene. God often sends great me1
into the world in pairs, who become
great personal friends and helpers. Es-
pecially IS this true in times Of great
crises, such as David and Jonathan
Peter and John, Luther and MeIanchton
WeIsey and Whitfield. Lee and Jackson
Grant and Sherman. Moody and Sankey
Men ike these partake Of each others
spirit and become compliments OF each
other Such men were Joshua and Ca
leb. SELLERS Of God. both Of them.
Joshua was evidently the greater and
more gifted man Of the two characters.
But If Caleb was star Of not quite the
magnitude Of Joshua, yet the ljght OF his
chaTzcte- shone with Just as much puri-
ty and beauty OF foreign extraction
th= faith Of Caleb was not hereditary
but was the fruit Of conviction, and thus
swayed his life the more powerfully
His religion was born of a free choice.
Caleb's Reminder.
When he arportionments Of the land
were made, as the conquest of Canaan
was ending, Caleb, in the company OF
his fellow tribesmen. who seconded his
petition. held an audience with Joshua
the leader Of the nation, and reminded
him of Gods promise to him personally
on account Of his faithful service as q
spy forty-ffve years before. This prom
ise Of God had rested In Caleb's bosom
for sorty-ave years. How this promise
of God must have cheered his soul and
strengthened his life in every good en-.
/ deavor-
What a pleasure 1t must have beer
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Baptist.

Calvary Church, Eighth and H Streets
northwest, Rev. s. II. Greene, D. D.,
pastor-Public worship with sermon by
the pastor, II a. n. and 100 p IL.
West washington Church. corner
Thirty-fiTst and \ Streets northwest.
Rev Cornelius C. Coleman. pastor
Public worship, Il a. N. and 7:30 D. m.
Special sermon in the evening before
Knights Of Pythias.
Grace Church, Ninth and Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast, Rev. W NJ Nevina.
pastor-PTeachiag morning and evening
by she pas-or-
Metropolitan Church, Sixth and A
Streets northeast. DR.. Granville S VII
Misunderstanding by the pastor, II a. n
and 7;20 p. II; baplisms in the evening
Centennial Church, Eighth Street, De
tween F and G Streets northeast, Rev
H NJ. Gere2, pastor-freaching at II a
m. and 1:30 p II
First Church. SixteeDth and Streets
northwest Rev. Charles F. WInbigIer.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Twentyhd Sunday Penteco-(4ospe, Matthew
The Rulers Daughter.
sunoav=sO October 26-St Evaristus, P. n.
Monday, October 27-St. Frumentus B. C.
Tuesday, October 2S-SS. Simon and Judge Ap.
Wednesday, October 29-St Narcissus, b
Thursday October 30-St AIphonsus Rodriguez.
Friday October 31-St. Wofgang B.
Saturday, November Feast of All Saints
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Che international SUNDAY School Lesson
FOR OCTOBER

both to Caleb and to Joshua to think OF
the day Of danger and panic when they
stood firm for God We may make our
lives such that to look back on them will
be a horror. but the one reward Of a
God-feariag past is an old age that Is
not afraid to open the book Of remem-
brance and read what its youth has writ
ten there.
Caleb reminds Joshua also Of how God
had prolonged his life and preserved his
strength, so that even in advanced age
he was practically a young man Caleb
Is called the young old man Of the
Bible. His experience illustrates the
law Of goodness. A green old age Is the
natural fruit: of sainthoOd Even II the
bodies of the righteous become decripit.
their hearts can remain young and
CHEEKY. They have no cause TO despond
or complain On the other hand, the
devil has no happy old people" True
faith and hope in God keeps men fresh
and strong. True religion is a we'll
spring OF life.
Caleb's Petition.
Caleb at eighty-five years OF age did
not ask for an easy place to which to
retire. He was one of those Christians
who want to die in the harness OF active
work for the kingdom Of God. and IN
the forefront Of spiritual battle. He
might have claimed a fGrlough from
energetic work and battle and Withdrawn
to some fertile and sheltered nook on
account OF his past arduous Iabors for
God and Israel, but not so the fresh and
vigorous Caleb. although he was old He
requested a hard task He did not ask
for an honorable discharge with a IA
tional pension, but said: Give me that
mountain yonder full of Anakim for my
inheritance, and If God shall be with me-
I viii show Israel thing or two as to
what TO do with Boosting and ungodly
giants"
The natural nobility and force Of char
acter of the man. and his seIf-relianca
and undaunted faith in God is shown in
his request Relying upon Gods prom
Use, he desired the honor Of driving out
The giants from his possession. This was
az exceptional spirit for an old mau-
But Christian old age should put forth
new buds as well as ripe fruit to the
last. None should rest while there ar.
cpirituaI giants in their heritage-csr-
nality doubts, selflshness, pesstmism,
ncr while there are wrongs 70 tG
Tighted and evils 20 be overcome IN thu
world. enemies Of God to be slain. and
souls to be rescued from the bondage o.
sin and the clutches of satan.
Send me anywhere . said Livingstone.
so IL is forward" This is the mission
airy spirit that conquers the world
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D. D, pastoral Il a. n, theme, Our
Greatest National Evil and How to
Overcome It." 100 p. n. The Awak-
ening OF the Divine Consciousness" the
first in a series Of eight sermons on
The Strategic Events il the Life of
Christ"
New York Avenue Church, New York
Avenue and Thirteenth Streets, Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe pastor-Sermon by the
pastor at T;45 .. II
Fourth Church. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets, Columbia Heights, Rev. Joseph
T Kelly, D. D., pastor-Morning wor-
ship. II O'Clock evening worship, 7:30
p. n.
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Methodist.

Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street, between G and I Streets south
east, Rev. A H Thompson, pastoT-1I a.
N, Central Ideas Of Christianity"
7:30 ?. m. City Life as an Aid and as
6 Hindrance TO Moral Development"
McKendree Church. 1888 Massa-
chusetts Avenue northwest, Rev. Ed
ward L. Hubbard, pastor-PFeaching at
Il &. N. by presiding elder. Dr. H r
NayIer
Old Foundry Church, now worshiping
in hail OF Columbian University. Fiji
teenth and Il Streets, entrance on FIT
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Congregational.

First Church, corner Tenth and C
Streets northwest, Rev. s. NJ. Newman.
D. D. Dastor-1l a m. public worship.
with sermon by pastor. s p. m; first IL
Illustrated service with seTmCn upon
great temples Of worship.
Fifth Church. corner Eighth and
Notwithstanding worship at Il
o'clock: evening service at 100
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road, near Fourteenth Street, Rev. NJ.
Ross Fishburn, pastoT-Rev. George o.
Little, D. D, will preach at IL a. N.
and the pastor at s p. n.
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Christian

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast, Edward 3. Bagby,
pastor-Services. with sermon by pastor,
at Il a. m. ''Life's Waste" and at 7:45
p. n, The Wolf at Our Doors"
Vermont Avenue Church-Services,
with sermon by pastor, F. D. Power, Il
q m. The First Temperance Society"
100 D. m. Proverbs"
ChristadeIphian. Washington Ecclesla,
hall over the National Capital Bank, BIG
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-Every
Sunday at 11:15 a. n.