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Other Meetings Held.

The Y. p. S. C. E. Of the lexington
Presbyterian Church held an unusually
good meeting at the regular service on
Easter.
On Sunday evening, March 90. the
Christian EndeavOr Society OF the West
ern Presbyterian Church held an Easter
service, the music committee being in
charge. Miss Eleanor l. Denham, chair
man. led the meeting, the Scripture les
son and an Easter poem being read by
members Of the committee Special mu-
sic was rendered by the c. E. choir, as fol-
lows. Natures Halleiujah," Rejoice,
Rejoice" and Praise Him" selections
from an Easter service, prepared by J.
". Lehman and J. ". Meredith. Miss
Beulah DalzeH also sang a solo entitled
"Over Gloomy Garden
The G. +. choir consisted Of the follow
ing: Mrs. f. F. Cook. Misses Eleanor L.
Denham, Beulah Dalzell. Helen Simpson,
Lucy McKim, s. A. Mohler, Nettie b.
Stuard, Mabel F. Stuard. Alice f Stuard,
Mary T. TOoub Ella NJ. Turton. Lena
Sutton. Virgie b. Sullivan, Messrs. Charles
s. Smith. Howard C.. Clements. J. A But
terworth. D. S. sutton, W. II. Pearson.
Leader. Mr.. W. n. II. Smith pianist, Miss
May +. Smith.
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Its present quarters. The success Of the
class work has been particularly notice
able. the attendance has been both large
and very regular. the results being cor
respoudingly gratifying
Indoor baseball basketball. ana voIIcv
han have been the fayorite games. The
bi-week!y team contests in athletic and
gymnastic events have interested and
splendidly developed a large number o.
men New records have been made. as
follows: NJ. j. Glaeson. three standing
DAD jumps. % feet inches. dip a times,
pull up % times; n Cheseldine. push
ing up No. y shot, first with the right
hand and then with the left, 2l5 times,
s. G. Sommers. one standing broad jump.
10 feet y inch. and r. Richardson. run
ming high juSlp from springboard, Z feet
) inches.
The leading colleges. schools. associa-
items. and athletic club in this section
of the country are training teams for the
bis athletic games 10 be held at he as
ISOLATION field. Seventeenth and Streets.
May p. over 800 entries are expected in
these games. and doubtless many local
records VIII be broken. rs the field is
being put in the very best Of condition
Many handsome designs Tor the medals
have been received, and more are eN-
peCtCd in few DAYS
Three tennis tournaments viii be held
by the associat ion this season. spring.
midsummer and fall the spring tOurua-
ment - begin MAY J.
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Episcopal

ST Margaret's Church. Connecticut Ave
nue. and Bancroft Place. Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith. ID. ID pastOr-SCrvices s a.
m holy communion. $50 a. m Sunday
school; II o'clock, morning prayer and
sermon; S o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon. Strangers welcome.
Church of the Advent. corner Second
and L Streets, lie Droit Park. Rev. T. N.
Mott, Services: Sunday school
$50 a. m, II O'Clock. morning prayer,
sermon. and holy communion. children s
eyensoug O'Clock, evening prayer and
sermon. AS o'clock Seats free straug-
Crs welcome.
ST. Matthew'S Chapel. N and Half
Streets southeast, Rev. J. NJ F. tEcKee.
minister in charge-Sunday school $50
m morning service and sermon. Il
clock. evening service. baptism. and
CateChiZiug and Sunday school with in
struction. $50 O'Clock. Easter music by
vested choir at morning and evening serv-
ice. Seats free. strangers welcome
St Michael and All Angels Church
Twenty second Street. near + Street. Rev.
William r. Turner. rector-HoIy commun-
ion. $50 a. m, Sunday school. $3.50 a. H.:
litany. holy communion. and sermon. II
a. m, evening prayer anu sermon. S
O'Clock The rector viii preach morning
and evening.
Christ Church. G between Sixth and
Seventh Streets southeast. Rev A. S
Johns. rectOr-Services- g.30 a. m. sun
say school; II O'Clock. morning prayer.
sermon, and holy communion. 4 D. m.
children's service, with vested choir All
welcome Ushers provide seats
Trinity Church, Third and C Streets
northwest. Rev Richard p Williams. rec
tor. Rev Frank H. Gibson Phi. d.. assist
ant-Services; 1880 a. m. holy commun-
ion; $50 a. rs. Sunday school 40 a. m
Bible class. IL g. m. litany. sermon and
holy communion; 3 p. m. Sunday school;
1 p m, chlldrtn's service baptism and
eatechizing; 7.3e O'Clock. evening prayer
and sermon. Easter music repeated. Tie
rector viii preach. All welcome
Epiphany Church. G Street, Rev. r. Il.
MeKim, D. d.. rectcr-Services; 8 a. m.
holy communion; $50 a. m. and p. m.
Sunday school; II a. m. service. sermon
and holy communion: 4 O'Clock, evening
prayer and instruction: s p. m. service
and sermon. The Ri Rev. Henry c.
Brent. missionary bishop Of the Philip
pines. viii preach at II o'clock. and the
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
THE CITY CHURCHES
Lutheran

LuUneTdu-
St Marks Church. C Street near
Twelfth Street southwest. Rev. John q
Bowers, DastOr-Services. Il a. N and
40 p m Sunday school, $50 a. ~. class
m catechism. 2-3G p. m Luther League.
Wednesday, 1-50 .. n. All are welcome.
Grace Church. Thirteenth and Corco-ao
Streets northwest Rev. J. f a Deer
man, Pastor-Services, with seru- On BY
the pastor, al II a N. and %. m. sunday
school at ego a. m; I1idweek services
Thursday, at S D. m Seats free
Christ Evangelical Church. New Jersey
avenue between u and y Streets. Rev
C. C. Morhart. pastor-Services in the
morning az II O'Clock and In the evening
al go O'Clock, sunday school at 9 a. ~.
services at tho BroOkland branch in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Church Of the Reformation. PennsyI-
vauia Avenue and Second Street southeast.
Rev W F. Parsou, D. D.. pastOr-Ser-
vices al II a. n and p. IN, with sermons
by the pastor The choir viii repeat the
Easter music in part Young peoples
meeting az 3 and 7.I5 p. m-; sunday school
at $50; Thursday service al S p N; seats
free
German Concordia Church, corner
Twentieth and G. Streets northwest Rev.
PaHl A Mcneil. pastor-Moruing service
80 800
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The EpWOrth League.
Topics and Suggestions Of Interest to It's Members

Growing in Grace" viii be considered
by the Epworth League Sunday evening.
April 8. References. 1 Peter, H.1-2. II
Peter. iii.l7IS. Eph. iy:I2-i5. All life
represents growth and change The "ED-
worth Herald" gives the following help
ful thoughts.
We should grow spiritually
Because t. is the order OF nature.
Because IL Is the method Of sCrfDturc
Because IL is the type Of the best lives.
Because Christ's life was one Of nor
NAL progress.
Because the Bible teaches it.
babes
Because children should come into the
spiritual life as normally as they do into
the life OF the body and brain.
Because our own experience attests
both the necessity and the value Of
growth
Because not to grow is to die.
Because that IS the only way 10 come
10 larger experience, vision. and useful
ness
Because. Z we do not. bodily appetites
and mental conceits will come 10 don't
nate the being.
How to Grow.
The agency Of growth depends some
what on the particular kind OF develop
ment desired Still there are certain
helps 70 varied forms Of growth when
are always and everywhere useful.
4 In order TO grow one must possess
life. Dead things do not grow. Growth
IS often in proportion to the amount and
Ngor Of life Living things tend to
growth Declining things tend 10 death
The primary method Of receiving life is
to receive, BY faith. the Lord Jesus Christ
as the source Of life.
2 Then, we need 70 keep him. and give
him Increased right Of way in our being
As We have received Christ Jesus so
Walk II him We received him bv fairb
ana obedience an a sense Of utter need
We y'-n keep him on the same terms. .T.At
shis mind be in You which was also in
Christ Jesus
3 Bible study is another essential Of
growth. No wonder many profassed
CHRISTIANS are lean and sickly. They are
lily nourished- Their souls are starved
icr the fresh bread Of the Lord The best
OF US in these strenuous times are too
poor students Of the word.
Social at First Congregational 9.
f. Prayer is another agency Of growth.
Secret prayer, family prayer. social pray
err constant prayer Our lives should De
one continual longing for Cod and for
guidance and strength
O. Service is another form OF Chris
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The closing OF the mass meetings for
men at the Columbia Theatre does not
in any way close the associations Sunday
activities. The Sunday services viii De
continued in the Association parlors. 1892
6 Street northwest Next Sunday at $3.50
O'Clock, the Rev Dr. Frank D. Power, Of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
viii speak on The Adaptation Of the Cos
pei 20 Our Times" Following Dr. Power,
for the remaining Sundays for ;he month
Of April. Rev. DIT. Thomas Chalmers
Easton. pastor of the Eastern Presbyter-
ian Church, viii give a series of addresses
directly bearing upon the progress OF the
individual Christian life Popular gospel
singing viii be one OF the features of
tfesC services The Association building
VIII hereafter be open from TO . o'clock
on Sunday.
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tian athletics. We cannot grow Nv ear
ing alone We must expend our ene-ev
We must test our powers. We must dis
eipline our faculties We get by giving.
We gain by spending
&C. We win grow by learning how 70
bear The trials Of life to profit. We can
not be Indifferent 70 them. II we do not
make taem help us they win embitter and
crush us.
- We viii grow By resistance TO sin.
BY aggressive attacks on evil By taxing
an open stand against wrong-doiug Of all
kinds This is one Of the surest and most
rapid means Of growth
The Washington executive committee Of
the fourth district convention. which
meets in Washington June 70 to June p.
viii hold a meeting at Ia Fetra's Ho,eI
Wednesday evening. April g.
The District cabinet is making arrange
ments TO celebrate the thirteenth ami
versary Of the organization Of the league
Rev. Joseph F. Berry. general secretary
and editor Of the ''Epworth Herald has
promised TO be present. and deliver The
address OF the evening.
A delegation OF Washington Epworth-
ians attended the Conference League rally
al Grace NJ. E. Church. Baltimore. Tues
day evening. April l. Among those in the
party were. Messrs. C. ". W-oy. O. o.
Mathews, / l. Burton, H G.. Doud Mr..
and Mrs Frank T. Israel Mrs. E. E.
Ruddiek. Miss l. s. Ruddick. Miss Kath-
crime Raber- The general secretary %
the league, Rev Joseph F. Berry. deliver
ed an address on The Forward Movs-
ment in the EDworth League
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were Rev. J. Fred Heisse, president, Rev.
J n SiarTow, first vice president Rev.
J X SumaIt. second vice president: Mr.
W T. Thompson. third vice president. Mr.
Frank T. Israel. fourth vice president;
Rev j. r Edwards, secretary; Rev. L
T. Bennett, treasurer. Miss Laura Dorsey.
superintendent Junior League.
Lynn Chapter viii have Mrs. Frain con-
duct the devotional meeting tomorrow
evening
Mr.. J. Norris Woodward viii lead the
devotional meeting at Wesley sunday
evening The third vice president. Mss
Lulu He'll is arranging for a Quaker
social, Friday evening, April Il
The regular monthly meeting Of The
board Of control was held at Wesley
Chapel Wednesday evening
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Ladies' Night"

Tuesday evening was ladies' night
at the Mems Club Of the New York Ave
IUe Presbyterian Church. An informal
talk was given on Sights in the Philip
pines" BY General Breckenridge. In
spector General Of the United States
Army, recently returned from the ISL
ands- A short programme, consisting Of
a recitation by Mss McChesney- violin
and vocal solos. by Nr. Anton Kaspar and
Mr.. Frank Pierce. respectively. we're rem
dered- Refreshments were served This
meeting closed the seasons work.
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alto, Messrs. z. J. NcQuade and Guida
. C. Callan. tenOrs. l. f. Cannon. bari
tone and director. and Arthur Giles and
Bernard Ryan. bassOs Prof. Erich Rath,
oTZauist.
The choir viii be largely augmented
By some Of the best musical talent in the
city. The music OF last Sunday was rem
dered in highly artistic manner by solo
lists and chorus, and fully deserved the
unstiHted praise they received from the
Members Of the COngre cation and visit
ing music lovers. The chorus shows the
careful training they received and the
faithful attention they paid thereto
Immaculate Conception Church-The
Rev. Father Ryan, pastor On Tuesday
night an entertainment for the benefit Of
the poor Of this parish will be given by
the St Vincent de Paul Society al the
parish hall. corner Of Eighth and y
Streets. An admirable programme. en-
bracing the best talent prOcuraDle. has
been arranged by Miss Mamie Mutually.
"omorrow morning Gounod's "Messe
30 ennelle' viii be sung at lG-2e
O'Clock The choir viii be under 'he di-
rection Of Mr. Harry Wheaton Howard.
St. Aloysius Church-Tomorrow at the
late mass the sermon viii be preached b.
Rev. Charles B. Macksey. S. J., Of Wool
stock College
In the evening AZ vesper services. at
which his Excellence, Cardinal Earti-
nelh viii ofhciate, Rev A. BrOsuan. s.
j., also OF Woodstock College. viii deliver
The s5Gu.>7.
The college play viii be given on April
10 The annual debate of the Phocion So
ciey viii take place on May s. On April
y the athletic society will give an enter
taiumCnt.
s.. Mary's Church-The Rev. Father
Currier, pastor; the Rev. John Roth. as
sista1t- Low mass tomorrow at 100 a.
ID. There viii be solemn hior -~--
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in business for themselves. while s. Der
cent are employed by others
Forty-siX per cent Of the men in cities
Of 5000 or over were born in the country
or in towns OF 5000 or less or the pop
ulation in cities of $4,000 and over. one
ia four is a young man.
ia the country one young nan is board
ing 90 every six living at home. In the
city five young men are boarding to ev-
cry one living at home
Thes. figures show that there is an
abundant opportunity for work among
young men. The association is reaching
many. but there are many more that it
is not Influencing. Every member should
endeavor &C interest them in the advan-
taEes Of the association.
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Regular Monthly Meetinc

The monthly meeting Of the District of
Columbia Christian Endeavor Union Will
be held at the First Congregational
Church Monday evening at o'clock. The
principal feature viii be an address by
Mr.. Charles F Weller, general secretary
Of the Associated Charities, on Social
Conditions and Social Service Among the
Needy" illustrated by numerous stereop-
uccn views from his fine collection.
The officers Of the union extend an in
yitaticn to all persons interested in this
kind O. work 10 come and hear Nr. Wei
Ter. This meeting Will be preceded by a
meeting OF The Junior Union at O'Clock.
when the Junior prayer meeting topics
for April VIII be considered.
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-~~.-vuce VIII soon be erected.
St Dominic's Church-The Very Rev
J. c. Kent o. p. pastor. Tomorrow
services will be celebrated at the regular
hours.
ST. Matthews Church-The Rev. Thomas
) Lee, pastor the Rev. Fathers Buckley
and Sterling assistant pastors. Services
TOMORROW. Z, @, and II a. m. vespers. 4
,. m. mass instruction and Sunday
school In the Old St Matthew'S al a
NJ solemn high mass will be celebrated
az II O'Clock. The prospective chapel in
honor OF 81. Joseph is TO be a most beau
titul addition TO this large church.
Holy Trinity Church-The Rev. James
f. X Mulvaney- pastor. the Rev. Fathers
McAtee and Cahiu. S. J.. a ssistant pas
University, the Very Rev. Jerome
DaugherJy, S j., will celebrate the mass.
and the Rev. John f. X O'Conor. $. j..
OF Gonzaga College, will deliver the ser
mon
Chapel Of the Little Sisters OF the Poor
Tomorrow masses and other services
viii be observed az the regular hours.
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood. the
Rev. C.. o. R0sensteel. Dastor-Services
on the first and third SUNDAYS Of the
month al 1890 d. m; on the second and
fourth sundays at a. m. Sunday school
on the first and third Sundays at g-20
a. m Persons wishing 10 be baptized or
parents desiring 10 have their children
receive baptism will be given special ap-
pointments for this sacrament.
St AnthOnys Church. Brookland. the
Rev. Eugene a Hannah. pastor-Serviccs
tomorrow viii be held ar the usual hours
az the church at Soldiers Home Chapel.
and at 81. Eincents Orphan Asylum The
Rev Father Hannah will continue his
ministratiOus at this church. though his
residence viii be in the new parish at
BlOOmingdale
St Ignatius' Church. Oxen Hill-There
viii be a high mass with sermon tomor-
row at 10 o'clock a. m. Sunday school
after mass. The regular choir VIII sing.
under the direction OF Mrs. Foster
Sacred Heart Chapel. Georgetown-Serv-
ices in the Dahlgren Memorial Chapel of
the Sacret Heart will consist tomorrow or
mass. with sermon. at 7-30 o'clock in the
morning, AMI IN the evening vesper
service.
St Johns Church, Forest Glen. Md
The Rev. G. o. R0sensteel. pastor. Serv-
ices on the first and third Sundays Of
month at S - q. m; on secord and fourth
Sundays Of month at 1880 a. m. when a
nth Sunday occurs the time for services
will be announced on the previous Sun
day Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50
a. m. Baptisms on second and fourth
Sunday after the 1890 q. m. mass.
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Social Entertainment.

A social entertainment viii be held at
the Church Of the Covenant on April S.
under the auspices Of the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Missionary Union. A
an enjoyable time is anticipated. II is
hoped that IN this way a large number OF
the young people OF the Presbyterian so
cieues viii be brought together and be
come better acquainted.
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Condition Among Young Men.

The following figures from Association
Men" reveal many interesting things, and
are reasonably accurate II should De
stated that all these figures refer 10 young
men between the ages Of sixteen and thir-
ty-fve. inclusive,
Fifty-fve per cent Of the young men Of
the United States live at home. while 45
per cent are boarding
Only 10 per cent Of the young men arc
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Low Sunday Gospel, st. John xxI931: Jesus appears
to his disciples.
Sunday, April st Sixtus. p NJ
Monday, \ Pril 7-Bl. Herman Joseph -
Tuesday April S-St Donysius, B. G.
Wednesday April 9-St. Mary Of Egypt Pen
Thursday, \ riI lob. MechtJes, y. Alb
Friday, April list. Leo The Grea. J.. ID. c.
Saturday, April 12-st. julius 2.
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Ny. Iohn r. Mott.

Next Friday evening Mr.. John r Mott.
secretary Of the Worlds Student Christian
Federation. which has charge OF the for
cign mission work Of the +. NJ. c. A. and
who has recently completed a world tour
in the interest Of this work. will address
the Volunteer League CT the Washington
association. II is probable that a dinner
viii be served at the association. at which
Mr.. Mott viii be the guest Of honor.
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GOV o. A., sunday school. 9-35 a. m. ,
Y p. s c. f, $50 D. H.; Junior an
deavor. $50 p. m, prayer meeting. Thurs
day.
Keller Memorial Church, Aaryland ave-
nue. and Ninth Street rok1la-< Rev. G
II. Butler. psstor-Services. vita preach
ing by the pastor, II a. m, az 7.c3 D.. m
he viii speak Of the recent general LuIh-
Gran conference. in Philadelphia. sun
day school and Christian EndeavOr meet
ings at usual hours; prayer meeting,
Thursday
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Easter Meeting Covenant c. E.

The Easter meeting Of the Covenant
Christian Endeavor Society. led by Miss
Gibbs. was OF unusual interest. A double
quartette, composed OF Mrs. Speer, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Crittenden. Miss Culley, Miss
King, Miss Davis. Miss Keene. and Miss
Alison, led by Prof King, rendered two
beautiful and appropriate vocal selec-
tiOns. The topic. The Risen Christ. 20
brought forth some fine practical ideas
from members and those present
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Because the knot strangles IL and pre-
vents thS free flow Of Ife-Eiving sap. So.
a tiny injury slight. real or fancied
VIII, If its poison be permitted to rankle
IN soul, cause an ugly deformity or a
grudge that hinders the true spiritual
growth. because il prevents the free flow
OF spiritual life from Christ TO the branch
How to Help the Leader.
Tell wherein you think you have failed
TO grow in grace.
Hints 10 the Leader.
Try 10 make the meeting as personal as
possible. asking each to look into his
own lie and see ii ne IS growing, and if
not. what is hindering his growth
Close your sentence prayers with the
soft singing CT the conservation hymn.
Take my life and let il be"
Help next weeks leader by reminding
the members TO come prepared TO tell OF
their experiences in giving" and its
effect on the giyer: also to think of the
question, What is The best method of
giving2"
The oak trees boughs once touched the
Erass.
But every year they grew
A little farther from the ground,
And nearer toward the blue
So live that you each year may be,
While time glides softly by,
little farther from the earth,
And nearer to the sky"
Selected
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HOld Time District School"

The Y. p. s. G. Z. Of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church gave an "Qld-Time Dis
trict School on Wednesday. Among the
many things which provoked a good deal Of
laughter was the Inevitable spelling
match
The society has just chosen the follow
ing officers for the coming year. Presi-
dent, Miss Bessie Harley. vice president
Miss Alfaretta Miller; recording secre-
tary, Mr.. II. Lybrand. corresponding sec
rotary, Miss LeOua r. Dixon treasurer
Mr.. D. H. Oerting
Social at First Presbyterian Church.
The Sunday school Of the First Congre-
gational Church entertained its friends
al a social on last Tuesday evening. The
programme was in charge Of Mr.. Johnson,
and proved 70 be delightful. After a
Schswenka number Oh the piano an eight
hand piece was played by Miss Woodruff
Miss King. Miss Lydia Hughes. and Miss
Maria Mcpherson Mr.. Benjamin. the
well-knOwn carioonist, then gave
a ten-minute talk. sketching the heads Of
some OF the prominent men. Musical
Romance" was then given. This consist
ed Of a number OF songs, which were given
in answer 70 questions printed on the
programme. which composed the "Ro-
nance"
The songs we're given as vocsl solos,
flute. gramOphone. orchestra. cOrnet
whistling. ffe and drums, and by
chorus, consisting OF young men and WON
en- In the Sunday school. Refreshments
we're served. About 800 we're present
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Christian Endeavor Visitors.

4 number Of Christian Endeavorers
visited Washingf IN on Easter excursions
and were very gladly welcomed In the
Christian Endeavor societies Of different
denomination. As the visitors came from
all parts Of he United States. and three
from Honolulu, their presence made very
plain the fact that Christian Endeavor is
-vpfFa
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HamIine Church. corner Ninth and p
Streets northwest-COmmu at II a.
m. Rev. ". f. Block in charge, the Y
NJ c. A. viii have charge of the services
at 1870 p m: sunday school at $50 a.
m; EpwOrth League at els p. n.
Foundry Church. Rev. Luther b. VII
son, d. D., pastor-l1 a. m. preaching by
the pastor. subject. Tools and Toys"
7-30 p. m. subject. The Law Of Kind
Gess."
EpwOrth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. corner Seventh and A Streets
northeast, Rev William s. Hammond.
(Coutiuued Oh Fifth Paee9
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Association Athletics.

The physical department Of the Young
Mems Christian Association is nearing
the close Of the busiest and most sue
cessful indoor season in the history Of