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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-19
EPISCOPAL.

Church of the Advent, corner Second
and Streets. LeDroit Park, the Rev. Z.
NJ Mott, rector-Holy communion, ':35
a. m; Sunday school, 9:30 a m; morn
ing prayer and sermon, II o'clock: even
ing prayer and sermon. 7:45.
Grace Church. Georgetown. corner
Thirty second and NJ Streets. the Rev.
DR.. Pettus, rector-Services: Morning
prayer and sermon, IL a. m; evening
prayer and sermon. 7:45 p. m; Sunday
school, $50 q. m.
st. Marks Church. Third and A Streets
southeast. the Rev w. L. Devries. Ph.
D.. and the Rev G. Freeland Peter.
clergy-7:30 a. m, holy communion: ii
a M, morning prayer and sermon: so
p. m, evening prayer and sermon.
ST. Matthew'S Chapel. NJ and Half
Streets southeast, the Rev. j. NJ. z. NC
Kee, minister in charge-Sunday school.
$3.50 a. m; morning service and sermon.
IL o'clock; evening service, with address
by the Rev. Arthur s. Johns, 1880
o'clock. Sunday evening being the vigil
OF St Matthew's day the services on the
occasion will be appropriate to the com
'memoration of that evangelist.
Open air evensong On the Cathedral
grounds at p. m. instead of 5. Special
preacher, Chaplain G. G. Pierce, ID. d.,
L. S. A.: vested choir led by a section
of the Marine Band. A sacred concert
will be given by the band beginning at
$3.50.
Church OF the Epiphany, G Street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets, the Rev. r. H. McKim, d. D..
rector; the Rev. James +. Plummer the
Rev. DR.. James Macbride Sterrett, and
the Rev DR. Thomas Duncan. assistant
ministers-Services a. m. holy COM
munion; IL a. m, service and sermon;
p. m, evening prayer and sermon. The
rector will preach morning and evening.
Grace Church. Ninth and ID Streets
southwest, the Rev. Charles F. Sontag.
rector-Early celebration at 1880; Sun
day school at 9:S0 a. M. morning prayer
and sermon by the rector at II o'clock:
evensong and sermon at p. M: st.
Matthews Day, holy communion a 1890
a. m.
st. Johns Ch.rch. Georgetown. o
Street. between Thirty second and
Thirty third Streets. the Rev Frederick
b. Howden. rector-Serviees tomorrow,
1880 a. m, holy communion; II a. m.
morning prayer and sermon; 1870 p m,
evening prayer (plain); 1880 p. m, even
ing service with sermon.
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HOLY TRINITY.

On Sunday. September q. there will
be a solemn high mass. celebrated by
the Very Rev. Jerome Daugherty. S. j..
president Of Georgetown University, in
thanksgiving for the election OF Pope
Plus X. The Apostolic Delegate. Arch
bishop Falconio, will be present in cape
and inter The Rev William J. Ennis,
s j.. will preach. The music will be
sung by the boys choir under the direc-
ton OF Prof. G. II Wells.
Masses tomorrow will be at 8. Z. 8.
10. and IL o'clock. Beads and benedic-
ton. 7:30 p m.
Sunday next being the third Sunday OF
the month. the members OF the Sodality
will approach the Holy Table at the :
o'clock mass. The regular weekly meet
ings OF the sodalities will not be re-
sumed until October.
Sunday school classes will reopen to-
morrow.
Trinity school. In charge OF Sisters OF
Mercy. and ST. Josephs school taught
by Visitation Sisters. both opened last
Monday with a large attendance
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Waugh VI. K. Church, corner Third
and A Streets northeast. the Rev
George E. Maydwen. pastor-Sunday
school. 9:1j a m; preaching by the pas
tor, IL a. m. and s y. m. Epworth
League. D. N.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Seward Square and Fifth Sire :
southeast-l1 a m, sermon by the Rev.
DR.. J. G. Nicholson; $50 p. m. twilight
service; 9.l5 a m, Sunday school.
Wilson Memorial NJ z. Church. EIev-
enth. between G and Street southeast.
the Rev. A II. Thompson. pastor-I1 a.
m, Signs Following; or the Fruit OF
Pentecost; 7:30 p. m. Self Mastery: or
the Soul conquering Itself" The morn
ing sermon viii be a sequel to the SER
mon on The Significance Of Pentecost -
The evening sermon will be OF speci a.
interest TO young men. Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m. Epworth League. $50 D. - /;
prayer melting. Thursday 100 p. IN.
McKendree NJ. Z. Church, 9I5-9le
Massachusetts Avenue northwest. The
Rev. K. L. Hubbard pastor-Sunday
school. $3.50 a. m; preaching al II A. ~
and 1870 D. m by the pastor.
Bradburn Memorial NJ E. Church. X
Street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth Streets southeast the Rev W.
l.. Lynn. pastor-Sunday school. $50 a.
m: IL a. m. preaching by pastor. sub
ject. THE Gospel OF the Old Tesla
ment;" p. m. praise service: Z p. m.
Epworth League; 1;43 J.. IN. preaching
by the pastor, subject. Weighed and
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ST. MARTINS.

Masses tomorrow Will be at 100 and
1890 O'Clock. There will be congre ga
tiona! singing at the late service.
Sunday school, taught by Sisters OF
Notre Dame. will open September p.
the fourth Sunday OF the month.
The Rev. Father Hannah viii go as a
delegate with the priests 10 welcome
cardinal Gibbons home.
st. Martins Union. composed OF a
large number of men Of the parish viii
hold a meeting next Sunday evening.
The Japanese bazaar which opened
last Thursday evening will close tonight
Mrs. Reed and Miss Boland Will give
an entertainment next Wednesday even
lug in ST. Martins Hall for the benefit
Of the church fund
The young men % the parish are ore
pairing for grand entertainment 20 be,
given on Septembr go, also for The
church fund.
The formal beginning OF the winter
schedule, announced ror tomorrow. has
or account OF the continued warm
Gather. been postponed to the frst
nday OF October.
Sunday school will be reopened Oh the
sme day.
Mr. BernaF1 Ryan. the well known
asso singer, who has been in III health
about fifteen months. was present, and
assisted the choir at the late service
last sunday.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Gurley Memorial Florida Avenue be .
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
vast. the Rev. j. Russell Verbrycka,
pastor-Morning service. IL O'Clock, SER
mon by the pastor: Y. Z. s. c. f. ser
vice at $50 O'Clock.
The Church Of the Covenant. Connecti-
cut Avenue, n and Eighteenth Streets.
the Rev. Teunis 5. Hamlin. ID. D., pas
tor-The Rev. James Austin Richards
will oficiate tomorrow at II a. m.
Thursday evening. mid-week service. 5.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York Avenue, II and Thir-
teenth Streets, the Rev. DR. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor-l1 a. m, preaching by
the pastor. No evening service. Music
led by 1.-THE quartet choir. $3.50 a. NJ.
Bible school; 9:45 a. m, adult classes;
Gas p. m. Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and 3 Streets southeast-Sermon
tomorrow at II a. m by the Rev.
Charles F. Hubbard. d. D., pastor Of
Bethany Presbyterian Church. OF Buff
falo, n Y Sabbath School $3.50 q. m. !:
Y. p. s. c. Z. p. m. Thursday at p.
m, services preparatory to the com
munion service on Sabbath the eth.
Western Presbyterian Church. II
Street. between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth northwest. the Rev Gerhart a.
Wilson d. D., pastor-11 a. m and s
p. m. the pastor viii preach; $3.50 a.
IN. Sunday school: p m. Y. p. 5. c. E.
central Presbyterian Church. Third
and / Streets northwest-Public worship
at II o'clock a. n. and p. N. The
Rev. A. w Pitzer- Ii. ID.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street near Street southwest,
the Rev. William J. Hutchinson. pastor
II a. m, sermon by pastor. No evening
service.
First Presbyterian Church. John Mar
shall Place northwests the Rev Donald
c. Mcleod. ID. D.. pastor-If a. m
preaching by the pastor; evening ser
vice commences September q. 80 p. m.
mid@eek services, Thursday. 1880 p. m.
Eastern Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street and Maryland Avenue northeast
the Rev T. c. Easton. d. D.. pastor
Ser ices, II a. IN. and 80 D. m. The
pastor Will preach morning and evening
Second Presbyterian Church (SOuthern
Assembly, PAS p Street northwest, the
Rev. j. E. Ballou. OF Craigsyille. Va,
will preach at IL a. ID. and s y. m
Prayer service. Thursday at p. m.
Assemblys Church, Fifth and Streets
rthwest-Preaching at IL a. m. by the
Rev. George p. Wilson. d. D. No even
ing service. Y. p. 5. c. f. al Gas o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

The topic for Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting tomorrow is Witnessing
for Christ" The lesson text is Acts
v:27-32.
Tho Christian Endeayor societies OF
Guriey Memorial Presbyterian. Temple
Baptist, First Congregational. and As
semlly's Presbyterian churches are as
sisting in the work in connection with
public Fairgrounds for children Each
society furnishes a representative 10
Capitol and L Streets one day each
week.
Owen p. Kellar and Hermon c. Met
calf president and recording secretary.
respectively of the District Christian
EndoavOr Union. spoke from the gospel
wagon OF the Central Union Mission AT
Washington Circle last Sunday after
room Mr.. Kellar's subject was The Joy
II the Christian Life" and Mr. Metcalf
spoke of the individual responsibility OF
Christians in the extension OF the Lord 5
kingdom. A number OF Christian En-
deavOr societies are cooperating in the
work of the Central Union Mission
The Christian Endeavcr Society OF
Falls Church held series OF meet
ings during the past week at the Presby-
terrain Church with a view 10 interest
ing and instructing The members in the
work. Arrangements were in charge OF
the president. ". R. Stewart. and an
excellent program was provided On
Monday night a history or the local So
ciety was presented by Miss Margaret
Nourse. and The subject OF Christian
Endeavor; It's Fundamentals Its Use and
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Found Wanting" Tuesday. prayer meet
ing
Asbury NJ. e. Church. Eleventh and x
Streets northwest. the Rev. "a 81.
Claire. Phi. d.. paBtor-9 30 a. m. sun
day school; II a. m. and Z D. m preach
ing by the pastor Good music BY The
choir, Prof. J. Henry Lewis. director
Prayer meeting Friday evening
Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twentieth Street near Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest. the Rev. $ Reese
Murray, ID. d., pastor-ii "a. tn. Df.
Henry X. NayloT. presiding elder 30
D. m. the Rev. s. Reese Murray. $3.50 a.
m, Sunday school T. s. Westcott. sup
erintendent. The new choir IL expected
at these services.
North Capitol NJ T. Church. corner
North Capitol and X Streets northeast.
the Rev. J. Edwin Amos. pastor-Sun =
day school at $3.50 a. IN: preaching AT
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. by the pastor.
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Marvin NJ. f. Church South. the Rev.
w. l.. Dolly, pastor-9:30 a. m. sunday
school; IL a. m. sermon by the Rev.
J. w. Duhey, ID. D.; 6:45 y. m, Ep-
woth League service: 1880 p. m, fer-
mon by the pastor
Mount Vernon Place NJ. f. Church
South, corner Ninth and X Streets
northwest, the Rev. Forrest J. Pretty
man, pastOr-Preaching at II a. m. and
p. m. by the pastor; Sunday school az
$3.50 a. m; Epworth League. p. m. I;
prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m
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ST. PAUL'S.

The Sunday school viii reopen on the
first Sunday OF October. under the super
vision OF the Rev. Father Walsh. The
success which attended the labors Of the
director and his assistants last year was
gratifying. but Father Walsh is deter
mined that even higher degree of
efficiency shall be reached this season.
and that the children OF st. Pauls con-
gregation shall have all the spiritual
advantages that untiring zeal and earn
est efforts can procure for them. The
officers for the year viii be as follows:
Director. the Rev Thomas Walsh; pre-
feet, Charles W. Darr; assistant pre-
fects, Miss Mae Atlee and William
Dante: secretary, Miss Blanche Fogartys
Librarian, Charles f. Roach; organist.
Miss Annie Harley.
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ST. ALoYSIUS.

Gonzega College has reopened for the
current year. In the academic and pre-
paratory departments. nearly 100 schol-
ars were enrolled in each school The
examinations for the free scholarship
were held on September 4 and 5. The
following won the scholarships in the
academic department Arthur L. Devlin.
jeremiah Fitzgerald. and Harry Walker.
Willie Walshe. Warren TaItavulI. Joseph
McKeever. John Sweeney and James
Manchester were the scholarship reci-
pients in the preparatory department.
The cadet and band. under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. Cotter. s. j.. viii be reor-
ganized during the coming week.
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GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS
TO SERVE AS ATTACHES

Announcement was made at the War
Department today OF the designation of
four general stan officers for duty as
attaches abroad. Special instructions
will be given to these officers. who are
Capts. Sydney A. Cloman. Twenty third
Infantry; William G. Ham. Artillery
Corps; Horace VI. Reeve. Third Infantry.
and Dennis +. Nolan. ThirtIeth Infantry.
IL is the purpose OF the general staff
TO keep one-half of the forty-four on
GERS designated for staff service i'm
Washington and 10 distribute the othef
half among the department headquarters
and on special duty elsewhere.
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BAPTIST


calvary Baptist church. Eighth and II
Streets northwest. The Rev Samuel II.
Greene. b. H.. pastor-suuaay school.
~ = M. ~ a ahhilebberRer Eperin-
eBdeuf. public worship with sermons
~ the pastor ~ a. m and 8 p. m:
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday. 2 D m /;
thuffh prayer meeting. 5 p. M: En-
dsasof meetings. sunday 2.20 and $50
10 m Tuesday. D. M
West Washington Church. corner
Thirty-lrst and y Streets northwest.
he Rev. Cornelius q Coleman. pastor
pubic worship ~ a m. and 7:45 p. m.
@ith sermons by he pastor Sunday
school. $3.50 a. M Christian EndeavoT.
G;85 .. m. prayer meeting Wednesday
al 7s4S y. M
Second Auditorium. Fourth Street and
Virginia Avenue sOutheast-The pastor.
the Rev r. Hez Sven. VIII explain.
Pretty Young Woman Surprised Police
man" D. m. baptism Sunday night.
preaching. II a.
Trinidad Baptist Church. Lewis Street
nOTtheaBt-COmmunio y. m by the
REV W J. Howard. u. D.. OF Zion Bap-
list. and others. Preaching at p. m
by the Rev. W. F. Dickinson, pastor.
First Baptist. Sixteenth and o Streets
northwest. the Rev Charles r. Win
bigier, pastor-Preaching II a. IN. and
s D. M: Endeavor meeting, Z D. m. Sun
day school. $50 a. N.
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth and
Streets northeast, the Rev. John
Compton Ball pastOr-li a. m. The
Holy Spirit: His Personality and Work."
80 p. m. g. T. r. T.. Echo Meeting. ="
The Anacostia Baptist Church. corner
OF Jefferson and Fillmore Streets. the
Rev II. NJ Geren. pastor-Sunday school
al $50 a. m. preaching at IL a. m. and
Z 80 p. m, by the pastor; Christian En-
deayor meeting, $3.50 p. m. prayer meet
ing. Thursday at 1880 y. N.
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Power" was discussed On Tuesday
evening an address as made on the
Christian EndeavOr pledge by Grant
Leet. OF Washington On Wednesday
evening the subject OF personal work
was discussed by the Rev. r A. David
son. the Rev. Mr. Graves. aud the Rev
Mr.. Noble Committee work was the
topic for Thursday evening. and the
work OF the various committees was
presented by number OF Endeavorers
The closing meeting was held Friday
evening. when an address Was made By
Owen p KellaT, president OF the Dis
trict Christian Endeaycr Union Special
music was provided for all services. and
10 IS believed that Is a result OF the
meetings the society viii do more
efficient work during the coming year
A Christian Endeavor Society was re-
Gently organized al the Florence Crit
tenton Mission AT a meeting in charge
Of the Endeavorers OF the First Pres
byterian Church. Miss Mlliken led ths
meeting. and short addresses were made
by the Rev Donald g. Macleod. pastor
OF the church. and Hermon c. Mercalf,
secretary OF the District Christian En-
deavor Union
Tae Christian Sndeavor Society of
lions Lutheran Church was visited L
its prayer meeting last sunday evening
by James NJ Pickens. first vice presi-
denr. and Miss Louie Dale Leeds. treas
urer Of the District Christian Endeavor
Union. The society held a business
meeting and social on Monday evening
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs William
F. Gross.
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By the REV. JOHN n. LYLE.
ABSTINENCE FROM EVIL Peter. iva
Christian Temperance.

Christian Temperance.
In our times the word temperate"
generally means not drinking ardent
spirits to excess. In the apostles time
it meant self-control in regard to all
kinds Of evil. What is temperance in
the New Testament sense? 1T is the
subordination Of our whole being TO
God; any characterization is intemper-
ance." DR.. Lyman Sperry. physician.
says; THE word temperance. as used
in the Bible, is so comprehensive a term
that il is impossible. perhaps, to define
II clearly. Negatively, we may say that
intemperance is that which is untimely.
injudicious, excessive, eccentric. self
abusive. erippling as to efficiency, de-
structive of health and energy. prodIc-
tive of premature death" We all look
upon murder as heinous crime. In the
sight OF God suicide must be equally
criminal. To murder another or to de-
stroy oneself is to cut short a life.
TO Interrupt the development OF soul,
and TO rob the world of needed service
..
may be instantaneous and complete. or
only partial and by protracted process
sion.
One who makes an invalid OF himself
or others, thereby arrests development.
DOisons vitality. and robs the world of
power. Any series of actions, any
habit of life which prevents or destroys
human energy. should be regarded as
criminal intemPerance. In other words.
any life that is out OF harmony with
Gods benevolent laws. and therefore
self limited in It's usefulness, and a
source OF hindrance TO others. is an in
temperate life. On the other hand, all
habits which conserve and beneficently
utilize energy may be called temper
ate habits. According 10 the above def
milton we have exhibitions OF intemper-
ance constantly before us, and nearly
all OF US arc 10 some extent intern
perate. We see all about us intemper-
ance in eating and drinking. in dressing,
in working. in the indulgence of the pas
sions and emotions, in many lines o.:
social activity. and in various habits
that are destructive OF energy, a him
drance to usefulness, and bar to hap
piness. The most OF us are habitually
given 10 practices that interfere with
physical development. mental unfold
ment and spiritual growth. Indeed, we
human beings are an Incorporate lot OF
animals
The most conspicuous manner in which
we exhibita our intemperance is al a
sensuous and unhealthful prostitution
OF the function OF nutrition. Thousands
Of US who profess Christianity seem 10
be living to eat instead of eating TO live.
Gluttony is productive OF indisposition
10 labor. OF inability 10 think clearly. az
many forms of active disease and OF pre-
mature death. Intemperance in eating
is not limited 10 the savages and bar ba-
rizns; IT is cOnspieuously common among
the civilized and enlightened. Intempe--
ate eating lays the foundation for many
diseases which We attribute TO other
causes Intemperanee in drinking IS at
other conspicuous form OF self-destrue-
ton Even water. particularly IL ice
cold and taken in large quantities. may
be used to excess and feverish condi-
tion OF the body produced thereby. in
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ST. DoMINIc'S.

The members OF the Sodality or the
Blessed Virgin Mary will receive holy
communion tomorrow at the 1880 O'Clock
mass. Meetings OF this sodality are held
every Tuesday evening al 1880 o'clock
The parochial school opened last Mon
day with a large attendance.
a meeting OF the Altar Society will be
held tomorrow at $50 j. m.
An Aspirant Conference OF the St. Vim
cent de Paul Society was organized last
Sunday
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ST. STEPHENS.

The Sodality OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary Will receive Holy Communion next
Sunday. The meetings OF the So
dality. which were Suspended for
the warm season. will be resumed
on the first Wednesday OF October.
under the direction OF the Rev. Father
Smyth.
An institute for young men is being
organized in the parish, with encourage
ing prospects OF success A meeting
was held last evening, and more than a
hundred members are already enrolled.
The objects are social and educational.
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worship at O'Clock: sermon by the
COMMANDER James Haslam. leader OF
me homeward Bound Missions. will
preach Sunday morning. II a. m. Sew
sn1eeheh Street Congregational Church,
III me absence OF the pastor Text.
nith chapter Of Acts. part second verse.
-Aha Kept back part OF the price.
Irayer VIII be offered By Adjutant VIII
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sIGEAL CORPS DETAILS

The following officers have been 6e
tailed 10 MI vacancies in the Signal
Corps o. the army, First Lieuts. Her
bert }. Brees' Twelfth Cavalry; Alvin c
Voris' Eighth Infantry George E.
Kumpe. Twenty-eighth Infantry; Gordon
Joenston, Fifteenth Cavalry: E. Alexis
Jeunet. First Infantry: John E. Hamp-
hill, Third Cavalry; William VI. Goodaie.
Nineteenth Infantry: Allan L. Briggs.
Fourteenth Infantry; James $. Butler.
First Cavalry; William c. Fitzpatrick.
Ninth Infantry.
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LUTHERAN

Grace Lutheran Church. Thirteenth aud
CoTcoran Streets northwest. the Rev. j.
+ A. Doermann. pastor-Divine service
with preaching by the pastor at II q. m.
ana 30 p N; Sunday school $50 a. m.
81. Marks English Lutheran Church
6 street, between Twelfth and Thfr-
teenth Streets southwest. the Rev. J.
Luther Frantz. pastor-Services at il a.
m. with sermon by the pastor: service
al $50 p. m. with sermon by the Rev
Marion J. Kline. D. D.. general secretary
OF the Board Of foreign Missions.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

Sunday next the Rev. Father Beaver
viii say the and o'clock masses. and
the Rev. Father MARI will oriciate at
the 10 and IL O'Clock services. Father
Beaver Will preach at the late mass
The Boys School. under the direction
and instruction OF Brothers of Mary,
opened with 200 students, and the Girls
School. I'm charge OF Sisters OF Charity,
began studies also, with large number
OF pupils
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Evangelical Christian Science-At 2
p. m. in the lecture room OF the Halls
or the Ancients on New York Avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets northwest. Bishop Oliver c. Sa-
bin will deliver a free lecture teaching
How 10 Heal the Sick Through Divine
Methods Quizz meeting Wednesday
evening at S D. m. devoted 20 the an
swering OF such questions as may be
asked on the Sunday lectures.
The subject OF the lesson-sermon to-
morrow in the First and Second Church
Of Christ Scientist. is Reality" The
sermon consists OF references from
Scriptures and correlatiye passages from
Mrs. Eddy's books. Science and Health
Continued on Fifth Page
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ST. ANTHONYS.

The Marist Fathers continue to assist
IN tho services
The Rev. Father Mark said mass last
Sunday al the Soldiers Home
The recent lawn fete in the interest OF
the church fund was quite success.
Congregational singing has been a fea-
ture at the church. particularly TO non
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ST. TERESA'S.

The Rev. Father Bart will celebrate
Mass tomorrow al 81. lgnatius' Church.
Oxen Hill
The Rev Father Martin p. Eean will
oflciate at ST. Teresa's. Masses at this
church will be at $50 and O'Clock. both
low masses
On the Sunday following. which Will
be the fourth Sunday OF the month. there
VIII be high mass and a sermon.
sunday school will open on the same
Sunday. September 81
The Children OF Mary will 20 TO com
muniOn tomorrow at the early mass