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METHODIST.

Mckendree Church. 915-919 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. the Rev Ed
ward L. Hubbard. pastor-Preaching at
u a. m. and 7:30 D.. m. by the pastor.
Union Church. Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue, the Rev Page
Ailburn, pastor-f1 a. N. preaching by
he pastor. subject. Staying a Chris
fian.'
Old Foundry Church. now worshiping
IN hall of Columbian University. corner
OF Fifteenth and II Streets. entrance
on Fifteenth Street-Preaching at II a.
n and 1880 p. m. by the pastor, the
Rev DIT. L. 3. Wilson
Hamline Church Ninth and Streets
northWest-ll a n. and 100 D. m
preaching by the pastor. the Rev Lu-
Glen Clark; morning subject Wells OF
salvation; evening. Gods Jewels. -
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh.
between g and I Streets southeast, the
Rev A II. Thompson. pastor-ll a. m.
preaching by the pastor.
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets notheast. the Rev.
J. Edwin Amos, pastor-Sunday school.
2.2o a. M. preaching, II a. N. and 7:S9
y. m by he pastor.
St PauI's Church. Fifteenth and r
Streets. the Rev George ". Miller. D.
D.. pastor-11 a m, preaching by the
pastor: $40 p. m. Epworth League
meeting. 1880 p. m, preaching by Rev.
Albert Osborn.
Ryland Church, Tenth and d Streets
southwest, the Rev. Alexander BielasEi.
pastor--il a m, preaching by the pas
tor.
Brightwood Park Church the Rev.
%. II. Martin. pastOr--The pastor VIII
preach at II a. m and D. m. this
the pastors farewell sermon viii be
delivered az 8 p. m.
Grace Church. Ninth and Streets
northwest. the Rev. Joseph Edmund
smith LII. D.. pastor-Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pastor:
subject II a. N. The Omnipoteuce OF
The Christian $50 D. m. The Claims
OF the Great salvation
Asbury Church. Eleventh and X Streets
northwest. the Rev. NJ. ". Clair. Phi D.
pastor-lI a. m. Daniel in the Lions
Den" the last of the series.
Douglas Church-9:S0 a. m. SUNDAY
school II a. m. preaching by pastor
The Rev :. NJ Hartsock. ID. ID. The
Whole Family in Heaven
Mount Pleasant. Post once HalI-q. 30
a. m. sunday school. II a. m. preach
ing by pastor. the Rev. Joseph Dawson.
Phi. D.. on Christ and the Future" and
az 7-45 p. m, "Gethscruane."
Dumbarton Avenue Church. between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. the Rev Frank II. Havenner.
rsstor-11 a. m. and 80 p. n, The pas
tor viii preach.
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast, the Rev. G. E Maydwel. pas
tor-sermOn. i a. m, subject. IAN
Earnest Prayer
Metropolitan Church. Four and-a-haIf
and @ Streets northwest. the Rev
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Gurley Memorial. Florida Avenue he
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west the Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke. pas
CONFORMING service. II O'Clock, even
ing service. 7.30 o'clock.
West Street Church. Street. between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-second Streets
Rev. W. C. Alexander. d. D. pastor
Preaching az II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by
the pastor.
Assembly's. Fifth and I Streets north
west-Preaching at il a. m. and 7.30 p.
N. by the Rev George p. Wilson. D. D..
pastor: midweek service.
Eastern Church. Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast (the pro-
posed Talnage memoriaD. the Rev
Thomas Chalmers Easton. D. D.. pas
tOr-SacTameut OF the Lords SUD-
per. II a. m; 7.45 D. m, preaching by
the pastor. subject. Joint Partnership
en- Great Blessings"
lexington Church. corner Q and North
Capitol Streets-Preachiug AT II a. n.
and 1:30 p m. by the Rev. Thomas Cor
don. D d.
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and p
Streets southeast. the Rev. G. y Luc-
cock. D. D.. pastor-Preaching II a N.
and 7:30 p. m; morning subject. Gods
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Glory Upon Mem evening, by the
Gentleness Of Christ
The Church OF the Covenant. Connec-
tiCut Avenue. y and Eighteenth Streets.
he Rev Teunis S Hamlin. d. d.. pas
tor. viii oficiate today at II a. m. and at
4 T. m
Central Church. Southern Assembly
corner Of I and Third Streets northwest
Dr. Pitzer. Pastor-W Worship, II a. n.
and 1880 p. IA
New York Avenue Church. New York
Avenue. II and Thirteenth Streets. DR.
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor-11 a. m.
p n. tableaUx Of the iron age, "A
Great Sunset"
Fourth Church. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. the Rev
Joseph T Kelly, ID. D., pastor-Sab-
bath school, $3.50 a. M; preaching. II
a. m and 1880 .. m. James H. Nc
Conkey will preach at the morning ser
vice.
First Church. John Marshall Place
northwest, the Rev. Donald C. Macleod
D. d, pastor-l1 a. m. preaching by
the pastor; 7:9O p. m. Rev ". J.
Hutcheson, Ph. D., will preach.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street. near Z Street southwest.
the Rev. William J. Hutchinson. pastor
II a m, sermon BY pastor; 7:45 p. N.
sermon by the Rev. Donald G. Mcleod
D. D., OF the First Presbyterian Church
Gunton Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest. the
Rev Asa s. Fiske, ID. D., pastor-11 a
m. sacrament OF the Lords Supper
1870 p m, preaching service.
Washington Heights Church. Ka4o-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road the
Rev. f. Lawrence Hunt. pastor-II a m.
and 1870 p m, church services, with
sermons by pastor; morning subject
The Foundations OF Our Faith.
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FROM PH1LIPP1 TO EPHESUS.

Within the space Of five years. from
about A. d. 80 20 A. ID. SIS. Christianity
encircIed nearly the whole OF the land
or ancient Greece. Starting at Philippi IN
Europe. 70 soon reached Thessalonica,
Beres. Athens and Corinth. and then
leaped like a tidal wave over to Ephesus
and the smaller cities of the Lycus Val
ley in Asia Minor. Under the providence
OF God this great triumph was due to
the indomitable energy. daring. wisdom
and enthusiastic faith of St. Paul. called
Of God to be the apostle OF Christ to the
Gentle nations. Paul was the most re-
markable missionary the world ever
saw. He did more 10 evangeiize the
world in the same space or time than
all Of the other apostles put together.
God. says Adolph MonOd. left TO the
Jews the FIRST twelve disciples, and gave
TO the Gentiles only one whom He pre-
pared expressly for them. Like spirit
ual Atlas. Paul carries the whole
heather world upon, his shoulders. The
Roman empire, the most powerful on the
face OF the earth. which required seven
ages TO tablish. he took only a quar-
ter Of century to reEenerate. The
greatest among men was Jesus Christ:
the greatest among apostles was Paul.
When he began his work the world OF
the time was being borne TO it's grave,
in spite OF all that philosophy. literature
and legislation could do TO arrest its
moral decay. but when he closed il some
thirty years afterward, germs OF life and
salvation had been sovn in all the
greatest centers of thought and COM
merce."
The world OF Paul's day was especi-
ally ripe for the successful introduc-
ton OF the seed OF Gospel truth. Con-
ditions are more favorable to the ac-
csptance of Christianity at certain
periods than at others. But the world
always needs the gospel of Christ and
the faithful o. presentation of gospel
truths always avails in some way. The
century just entered has witnessed
much in the progress of the Gospel that
parallels the history we are STUDYING"
There is an Oriental legend OF foun-
tain into whose waters a good angel
infused a mysterious power. such that
ever some drops fell on the barren
plain. so that a traveller. carrying
portion of this water. could safely
traverse any desert because he took
with him the secret OF unfailing springs:
and he could impart their waters TO
others"
Beneath the cross those waters rise. and he who
finds them there.
All through the wilderness Of life the living
stream may bear:
And blessings follow in his steps until ,yhere'er
The moral wastes begin to bud and blossom as
the rose.
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e International SUNDAY School Iesson

4. The Holy Spirit poured out in greater
fullness.
PAUL AT EPHESUS.
I. Paul's long ministry. ,. PauIs mir
acles. 3. Imitators Of PauIs miracles.
T. The jugglers put to rout by the de-
moniac. .. Jesus name greatly magni-
fed
THE RIOT AT EPHESUS.
l. The gospel interferes with a bad
business. .. The shrine makers begin to
riot 3 Pauls bravery /. His wise
counselors. >. The shrewd town clerk.
G. The pacihcation OF the mob.
PAUL's MESSAGE TO THE EPHE-
SLAMS
!. a great apostle. >. The deafness Of
men in sin. 3. The love and power of
God. 4. New life n Christ .. The use
o; faith. 6. A gospel for all the world.
A Study of PauPs Character.
Paul was a man divineiy prepared for
his work in the world. ]. He was en-
Gowed in high degree by God with great
will-power. with a strong and profound
intellect. with an intense emotional ma
ture. with a spirit of self-reIiance and
independence, with a nigh sense OF per-
sonal honor, with the natural Instincts
OF a gentleman. with a great capacity
for work. with q spirit Of ardent en-
thusiasm, with an energetic nature and
with a brave and fearless spirit.
>. Paul also proyidentially inherited
all the best qualities Of the Jewish race
lie was probably the finest specimen Of
the true Jew the world ever saw. He had
a strong religious nature. deep sense
Of God. a grand conception Of the di-
vine meaning of the existence of the
Jewish people, of the spiritual superior
ity of the Jewish people over other peo-
pie. Paul was by nature intensely pa
tTiOtic in reference 20 the Jewish race
3. Paul added to his great natural
endowments the broadcast culture and the
most thorough education. both in lie
brew and Greek and IN Latin literature;
however. he probably absorbed much Of
the latter rattan studied IL.
4. But 80 is as a Christian man that
Paul eXcites our admiration. AS
spiritual man Paul dated everything
from the moment he became acquainted
with Christ and accepted Him as Mes
siah- He considered his conversion as
the great event of his life From the
moment OF his conversion he was con
WINGED OF his personal salvation and was
very grateful for it, The remembrance
OF what Christ had done for him. a sin
ner. became a great prOpelling motive in
his nfe work o. preaching the gospel OF
Christ 10 others.
3. In his work as an apostle OF Christ.
Paul had a deep sense Of stewardship, OF
responsibility 20 God and Christ.
G. He had the faculty OF making ad-
verse Circumst anCes turn TO his own
good and TO success in his work
= His plan was 10 work with God.
s. He deprived himself OF nearly all
things Ia order 30 help others.
8. He had a soul so dominated by faith
that he rejOiCed in God whatever hap
pened.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Fifth Church corner Eighth AMI I
street northeast. the Rev David "
Montgomery. pastOr-Morning worship
az Al O'Clock, sermon by the pastor
subject, The Deaf and Dumb Healed -
Mount Pleasant Church, Columbia
Road, near Fourteenth Street northwest.
the Rev. NJ Ross Fishburn pastor
PTeaching BY the Rev H. p HigIey,
D. D.. at II a. m, upon The Holy
Spirit" and by the pastor al s D. M.
upon a Lost Path
First Church. corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. the Rev. G. ". New
man. d. D.. pastor-Sunday- II a m
public worship. with sermon by pastor.
p m. public worship. illustrated ser
vice. with sermon upon History OF the
Church in Great Temples Of Worship
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LUTHERAN.

Luther Place Memorial Church. Thorn
as@-ircle. the Rev. J. G. Butler. pastor
Services with sermons by pastor, al II
a m. and .. m.
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. the
Rev. G. +. Butler. pastor-Services.
with sermons by pastor. a. II a. m
AMI 1870 p. m
Swedish services-Conducted every
Sunday evening az $50 by the Rev. o.
VI. Anderson. in she chapel OF the
mLut Avenue and y Street
Concordia Church Twentieth and G
Stre,'ts northwest. the Rev. Paul o.
Mcneil. pastor Morning service Gin
German. II o'clock; evening service Tin
English. 7:45 O'Clock. preaching by the
pastor.
Grace Church, Thirteenth and Corco-
ran Streets northwest the Rev J. F. A.
Doermann. pastcr-Divine services. with
sermon by the pastor al II a. N. and
p. m
Georgetown Church. Thirty second and
I Streets northwest. the Rev s. Bill
heiraer. p2stor-Serviccs morning and
evening az II and 7;30 o'clock
ST. Marks Charcb. c Street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth southwest. the
Rev. J. Luther Frantz. pastor-Diriae
services. with sermon BY the pastor. at
II a. m. ard 80 p m
Christ English Evangelical Southern
Church. New Jersey Avenue. between NJ
and y Streets northwest-Services AT Il
a. m and 7;3o p. m.
New s.. Johns German Lutheran
Church. FOur-and-a-h Street be-
tween c and d Streets southwest. the
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FOR MARCH 20.

The Christian religion is the world
conquering religion. No religion that
IL has ever encountered has stood long
before it. Christianity does not con
quer by force but by the superiority
Of it's doctrines and it's practices. and
by the power Of the Holy Spirit Of God
behind It, The Church Of Christ must
missionize. II has boon for all men
IL should be constrained within itself
until all men shall be reconciled to
God Its motive is love and a zeal
for holiness. The instinct of missions
is inherent 10 its very spirit. 1t must
go forth counting not the cost. among
the spiritually destitute classes OF man
kind wherever they may be found. at
home or abroad. among the low ranks
of society or among the high believing
that faith will remove mountains. thar
the Gospel will prevail and that Christ
viii save men.
Scheme of the Lesson.
PAUL AND SILAS AT PHILIPPL
l. Cast in prison suffering for Christ
2 Worshipins in prison-praisiag
Christ in tribulation. 3. Preaching
Christ in prison-saved by Christ
CHRISTIAN LIVING.
1. Christian unity enjoined. 3 The
way OF peace shown. 2. The highest
thinking urged 4. Joy with thanksgiv-
ing commended
PAUL AT THESSALONTCA AND BEREA
L Teaching Christ as revealed in the
Scriptures. 2 The teaching neglected
by some. 3. The teaching accepted by
others. I. Prosecutions.
PAUL's COUNSEL TO THE THESSA-
LONIANS.
I. The duty OF holy living. 2. Duties
70 all men. 3. Duties TO the holy spirit.
I. Duty OF prayer. .. Duty of proving
all things and holding fast to the good.
6. Duty Of praying for others. = Bene-
dictions and farewells-
PAUL AT ATHENS.
l. The true God made known. 2 The
Fatherhood of Cod and the brotherhood
OF men. 3 Gods rulership and Judge
ship OF men. 4. Resurrection foretold.
THE CHURCH AT CoRINTH FOUND
ED.
l. Paul labors at his trade 2. Rea-
sons in the synagogue. 3. Turns 10 the
GentiIes. 4 Many converts made
CHRISTIAN SELF CONTROL.
/. The folly OF idolatrv. > No saw
ing nor condemnation in eating meat
in itself. 3. Abstinence for the sake or
others I. The an-importance Of love.
CHRISTIAN LOVE.
J. The greatest Of all possessions ,
The definition Of love-what II does and
what it does not do. 3. Loves immor-
tally. 4. Loves superiority.
PAUL AND APOLLOS.
1. \ great preacher discovered. p A
great preacher still in the dark. ..
Humble people teaching great scholar
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NEW CHURCH.

New Church, Sixteenth and COTc0rau
Streets nOrthwest-The Rev Franz
SewalI. -. D.. pastor. VIII preach at Il
a. m. Pearls before swine. or, The Law
OF Moral Reaction" sunday school. l2-lS
evening service at $50 o'clock, Vita
lecture: why Should Man Pray2 or The
Rationale of PRAYER" Wednesday at
$50 litany. with address, in pastors
study. Thursdays at o'clock Jouns
peoples study hour.
The New Church Mission feducatfonal.
not sectariani 1403 New York Avenue
northwest. second door-Short service.
with chart talk az 4:So p. n; subject.
The Bread OF Life. All are cordially
invited.
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CHRIS STAN.

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast. the Rev f. b. Bag
by. pastor-ReyivaI services Sunday. IL
a. m and T,45 p. m
Vermont Avenue Church-Services.
with sermon By Pastor Frederick p.
Power. II a. N. and 7.30 p. m; evening
theme. The Message Of Nahum"
Fl Street Church. near -Four -and-a- half
Street southwest-Evangelis services
begin at II a. m. conducted by the pas
tor. Rev. r. B. Sapp. assisted by the
Rev j X p Dickson OF Virginia
Preaching each evening through the
week at 100 o. m.
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BAPTIST.

Calvary Church. Eighth and r. Streets
northwest. the Rev. Samuel r. Greene
d. D.. pastor-SormOn by pastor at 7:30
p. m.
Centennial Church. Eighth Street. be-
tween and G northeast. the Rev Fl. VI
Geren. pastor-Sunday school $50 a. m.
preaching by the pastor at IL a. m. and
80 p. N.
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast.
the Rev. J. w T McN1el. pastor
Preaching II a m. and>72 30 p. m
Temple Church. corner Tenth and \
Streets northwest. the Rev. DR.. ]. 7
Muir, pastor-Preaehiug by the pastor.
II a. m! subject. Unique Partnership"
the Hon. W. r Andrews, auditor of the
Treasury Department. viii speak at 7.45
p, m. subject. The Church and the Ma
ton"
Grace Church. Ninth and Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast. the Rev. w. NJ. New
ms, pastor-PTeaching morning and
evening by the pastor: morning subject
Without the Camp evening subject.
How Can Man Be Just with God"
First Church. corner Sixteenth and O
Streets northwest. the Rev. Charles f.
Winbigler. DastoT-Preaching II a. IN
and p m, morning subject. The Su-
preme Command; baptism at evening
service.
Brookland Church. the Rev. W. f. Glib
son, pastor-Preaching by the pastor at
II a. m. and at 1880 p. m: morning sub
lcct. Religious Reyivals.' evening sub
ject. The Young Lsdy Who Sat al Jesus
Feet"
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor r. Hez Sven explains why a
Ha1dEoEe Young Woman Kissed a
Dress, sur--fesl-aight. 7:45 o'clock.
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SPTRITUALISM.

First Association. Masonic Temple.
Ninth and r Streets northwest-Mis
Anita T-ueman viii speak at II a. m.
Subject VIII be received from the audi
ence- Anniversary service, T:i5 p m
The Theo- Progressive Spiritual Church
VIII celebrate the hfty-ninth ami
versa-y OF the advent of modern spirit
ualism al Temple Hall. Twelfth and X
Streets northeast Sunday.
Special anniversary services will be
held by the Educational and Religious
Society Of Spiritualisf- Sunday AZ s >
m. 5i6 Ninth Street northwest Mrs
q F. Compton. ". p Williams, Alex.
Mason, and others viii sneak
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ST. MATTHEW'S

The forty hours devotion opened iu
81. Matthews on last Sunday morning
a. IL o'clock. with a solemn high mass.
The Rev. Father Sterling. celebrant
the Rev. Father Buckley. deacon. and
the Rev. Father Lee subdescon All
the services OF the devotion which
closed on Tuesday. we're well attended
The Apostleship OF Prayer met on last
Thursday evening under the direction
OF the Rev. Father Buckley An excel
lent musical program was sung by the
choir under the direction OF Miss Glen
nan.
The Lenten sermon on "Wednesday.
April !. will be preached by the Rev
Thomas G. Smyth. OF ST. stephen S
Church
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sEvENTH pAY ApYENTIsrs-

Spiritualism. Modern and Ancient; -
II Genuine or False; Good OF Evil? Does
II Fulhll Prophecy" The above Will be
the subject Of an address BY Mr. J. S.
Washburn. Sunday at 1870 D. m. at the
Seventh Day Adventist Church corner
Twelfth and VI Streets northwest Sub
jet az IL a. m. Can ! Win the Fight -
Services every Saturday at 10 and IT an
The Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Eighth Street northeast between and
9 StrCets-EeEular services Sabbath
Saturday at 10 and II a. m. baptism
after the sermon sneafe-s meetings az
consecrating OF music. Twelfth and p
Streets northwest. Sunday night Z 90.
subject. is There Real Personal
Devil %
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at $3.50 in the afternoon. TIE Rev. Father
Burns. OF the Holy Cross College, viii
assist the clergy OF the house on Sal
urdsy and Sunday
Friday being the first Friday u the
month. there will be the ususi dsyotiols
in honor OF the Sacred Heart Mass AT
I clock in the morning and exposition
OF the blessed sacrament all day.
There will be a sermon on Wedue sday
evening At 100 stations OF the Cross on
Friday afternoon at 4:30. and IN TIE
evening at 30
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ST. STEPHENS.

There will be a solemn high mass to-
morrow. as on every Sunday during Lent
at st. Stephens Church. The Rev. Father
Smyth will be the celebrsnt: the Rev.
Father Linnehan. OF the Catholic Uni
verslty deacon. and the Rev. Father
O'Connell. sub deacon; Daniel Stanton.
master OF ceremonies. The sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. Father Sullivan.
whose Lenten course at last mass has
awakened much attention.
The Rev. Father Caughy preached last
Wednesday TO P very large assembIsge
of his faithful parishioners.
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Frank NJ Bristol. D. D.. pastor-11
m. and 40 p. m. preaching by the
pastor.
Bradburn Memorial Church. X Street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets beast. the Rev William
Lynn. DastOr-I a. IN. and : 30 D. N,
preaching By the pastor.
Mount Vernon Place Church South.
Ninth and K Streets. thF Rev. Forrest
J. Pretryman. Pastor-if a. m. sermon
by the Pew f. NJ Bose. ID. -.
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SACRED HEART.

Mass was celebrated by RoT. Father
MCGEE on last Wednesday at O'Clock
in the morning and attended by the La
dies Of Charity. 4 discourse was givea
BY the pastor. and after the service The
members OF this association held their
regular weekly meeting.
Father MCGEE will continue al the
Vesper service IN the evening OF next
SUNDAY. his series OF Lenten sermons.
which are especially Interesting as well
as instructive and attract a large at
tendance.
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ST. CYPRIANS-

There will be stations OF the cross
and benediction OF the blessed sacrament
fer the school children OF the parish,
next Thursday az $3.50 p. n. A service
for grown people will be held Friday
evening".
The Lenten sermons are preached on
Sunday and Tuesday evenings
Tho Easter music is 10 be OF a high
order
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OTHER SERVICES.

eosophy-Lecture --'Telepsthv and
Mind Cure" az headquarters OF the
Society, 222 A Street soU1a-
east. on Sunday, March %. a. p. m.
MiiIennial Dawn-'The Judgment OF
the Church is the subject Of an address
10 be given Sunday. go p. m. in So
cicty Temple. corner Fifth and G Streets
The day OF Judgment viii be
examined from strictly Biblical stand
point. as TO its length. its meaning, its
necessity, and the mai outcome Many
CONTINUED on Fourth Pase0
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ST. ToSEPH'S.

Lanten services are held every Tues
day and Friday evening at 7-30. The
Rev. James A. Smyth, assistant pastor
has organized a male choir 10 sing the
services during holy week. About TWEEN
y members OF the Holy Name Society
constitute the choir. and hold weekly
rehearsals. They viii also assist tho
regular choir az the Yesper service Eas-
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ST. PAUL'S.

The usual sodelity meeting was held
on Wednesday evening. Yesterday the
stations of the cross were made IN the
afternoon and again in the evening
When bepediction OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment was also given Next Friday VIII
be the first Friday OF the month and
also the feast OF the Seven Dolors of ;he
Blessed Virgin. he usual devOtiOns will
take place.
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HOLY TRINITY.

The Rev Father Quill, = j.. Of
Georgetown College. viii deliver the
sermon on next Wednesday
Prof Wells IS preparing the Boys'
choir for Holy Week services
An illustrated lecture. st. Cecilia in
Art and Music by he Rev. Michael j.
Scanlan. ana concert BIZ Trinity
Church and Sunday school choirs. will
be given at CASTOR Hall. Georgetown
University, on "Wednesday April 10, sor
the benefit OF Trinity new schooIhouse
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ST. AUGUSTINE'S.

High mass viii be celebrated az II
o'clock d. m tomorrow by Monsign,-
Rocker. OF the papai delegation. in III
presence OF hig emiuenCe. Cardinal Glib
bCns, who viii preach the sermon.
Confirmation will be administered az
o'clock in the afternoon by the cardi-
nal assisted by the parish clergy.
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ST. PETEP'S.

Rev. Father O'Brien will celebrate
nigh mass at 1890 o'clock tomorrow.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Father Downing
The Rev. Father Bart will preach al
ST. Peters Church next Wednesday az
fhe evening service