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EPISCOPAL.

Church Of the Incarnation. corner y
and Twelfth Streets northwest. the Rev.
William TayIoe Snyder, rector-Services
f:3O, 1880. ana II a. m. and D. m.
Daily. 7:30 and 1890 p. m.
ST. Marks Church. Third and A
Streets southeast the Rev. W L.
Devries. Pm. D.. and The Rev G. Free
land Peter. clergy-7:3O a m. holy
communion; II q. III, morning prayer
and sermon; p. n. evening prayer and
sermon.
Grace Church. Georgetown. corner
Thirty-second and VI Streets. the Rev
DR.. Pettis. reCtOT-SeTVices: Morning
prayer and sermon. 1880 a. m; even
ing prayer and sermon, 7:4J p. m; Sun
day school. $3.50 a m
s. Adams Church. Wisconsin Ave
nue. northwest, the Rev. @. c. Bratenahl
rector: the Rev. F. + Kraft. curate-
Service for the ninth Sunday after Trim
ity: 7:45 a. m. holy communion; 9:45
a. m. Sunday school. II a. m. morning
prayer and sermon.
st. Adams Chapel TABLESPOONFUL a.
m, morning prayer, holy communion.
and sermon; 2:30 p. m, Sunday school;
1850 p m, evening prayer and sermon.
Conduit Road Chapel. St. Adams
Parish-2:3O p. m. Sunday school; $3.50
p. m, evening prayer and address.
Church OF the Advent. corner Secon ]
and Z Streets lie DTOit Park. the Rev
Edward NJ Mott, rectOr-Sunday school.
$3.50 a. m; morning prayer and sermon.
II o'clock; no evening services during
August.
Church of the Epiphany. G Street near
Fourteenth Street the Rev. r. H. Nc
Kim, d. D.. rcctor-Services. a. n.
holy communion; II a. m. morning pray
er and sermon: s D m. evening prayer
and sermon. Preachers, II a. m, the
Rev. James r Plummer. p. m. the
Rev. J. Thomas Crow. of Fort Collins,
Col
Open air eveEEOng on the cathedral
grounds at p. m. Special preacher,
Chaplain c G. Pierce, D. D., L ; A
Vested choir led by a portion OF the Ma
rine Band. sacred concert Will be Civ
en- by the band. beginning at 1870.
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teenth Streets, the Rev. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastOr-1l a. m, the Rev. $.
:. Palmer. Of Columbus. Ohio: 6 AS p. m,
Christian EndesvOr Society.
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and b Streets southeast-Sermon
tomorrow al IL a. m. by the Rev. Robert
W Beers. ID. D.. pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian Church. Waterford, n Y; Sabbath
school. 9. 80 a. m: Y. P. s. c. E, Z .. m. !:
prayer meeting Thursday at s p. m, to
be led BIZ the Rev. Dr. Beers.
GuntOn Temple Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest. the
Rev. Asa S. Fiske. d. D.. pastor-II a.
m. the Rev. Joseph Howell. of New Jer-
sey. Will preach No evening service
Ballston Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. William J. Young. pastor-Preach-
ing at II a. N. by the pastor: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; Christian Endeavor
at 8 .. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

The Church or the Covenant. Con-
necticut Avenue. y and Eighteenth
Streets, the Rev. Teunis S. HamIin. ID.
D.. pastor-The Rev. James Austin
Richard win of1ciate tomorrow.
Second Presbyterian Church. Pas
Street northwest-Services at IL a n.
and p. m. by the Rev. J. Edmonds
Brown. Of Johnson City. Tenn; prayer
services Thursday at p. m.
Assembly's, Fifth and 1 Streets north
west-Preaching at II a. N. by the Rev.
j. Z. Irvine, Pm. D., of Altoona, Pa; no
evening service; Y. p. s. c. E. at 6:45
o'clock
First Presbyterian, John Marshall Place
northwest-The Rev. Edward Warren
will oficiate az Il o'clock; no evening
service: prayer meeting Thursday at )
p. m. In charge of Y. p. s. c. z
Central Presbyterian Church-Preach-
ing al II a. m. and s p. m. by the Rev.
A. ". Pitzer. Ii. D.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. New York Avenue, II and Thir-
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RETREAT OF CLERGY.

The annual retreat Of the clergy Of
the archdiocese will be held at Mary's
Seminary. beginning on the oath of
August. II is expected that the Right
Rev. Bishop O'GOrman will conduct the
spiritual exercises.
The annual retreat of the Christian
Brothers at Rock Hill College, Nd, Is
to close on the 18th of August. the Feast
of the Assumption. The faculty OF st.
Johns College. having attended the
summer school conducted by the Rev.
Brother Abdas at their summer home.
and subsequently gone TO Rock Hill 10
retreat. will be at St Johns soon after
the close of the retreat.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
corner Seward Square and Fifth Street
southeast-11 a. m. sermon by the Rev
George T. Leith; $50 p. m, vesrer serv-
ice conducted by the Rev. George ".
Havell; 9:15 a. n, Sunday school.
Wilson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Eleventh between G and !
Streets southeast, the Rev. A =.
Thompson, pastor-9:30 a. m. Sunday
school: II a. m. Law OF the Harvest
p. m Song Experience Meeting:
Hymns That Help Ne"
McKendree Methodist Episcopal
Church. 9I5-9I9 Massachusetts, Avenue
Notwithstanding at II a. m. by the
Rev. c. o. Isaac and at .. m. By the
Rev. w. II. Chapman.
'Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner Ninth and p Streets northwest
IL a n. and D. m, preaching by the
pastor, DR.. Lucien Clark; morning sub
ject, "Hindered Prayers" evening.
Making Light of Religion Sunday
school at $50 a. m; Epworth League
and congregation will unite in the even
ing service.
Douglas Memorial NJ e Church. cor
ner Eleventh and II Streets. the Rev e.
c. Bacon. d. ID. pastor-Preaching at II
a m. and p. n. by the pastor; Sunday
school. $3.50 4. m. Epworth League. 6: IS
p. NJ; Rosedale Mission school, 3 p. nj.
Waugh NJ e Church. Third and 4
Streets northeast. the Rev. George T.
MaydGeii. rastor-11 a. m, The Law Of
the Kingdom" $50 p. m. twilight ser
vice; 9:l5, Sunday school.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Seventh and A Streets northeast
the Rev d. L. Blakemore. pastor
Preaching II a m. and p. m by the
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EXCURSIONS POPULAR
TO COLONIAL BEACH

The Saturday evening ana sunday
morning trips Of the steamers Of the
Randall line, TO Colonial Beach have
proven very popular. and large th-ongs
have gone on them. ample time is given
a the Beach on tomorrOw's trip 70 en-
Joy the fine salt water bathing and TO
90 Grabbing and fishing. The steamer
Harry Randall viii leave her wharf here
at 5:45 o'clock this evening for the
Beach and ColtOn's. and the steamer
Arrowsmith al 8:45 O'Clock tomorrow
morning for Colonial Beach only. and
stops VIII be made at Alexandria. No
further stops viii be made, and .our
hours Will be given az the Beach on
the return trip the steamer Will reach
home about il p. n. Meals and state
looms can be had on the steamers from
The purser.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEKVOR

The Christian Endeavorers last Sun
day began a series Of lessons from Paul.
The topic for tomorrow will be: How
we may get his passion for souls" The
Bible lesson is Romans /: LII.
Baltimore has been selected as the
place for the international Christian En-
deavor convention in 1908.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Peck Memorial Presbyterian Church has
elected the following new officers: Pres
ident. Edward Meyer; vice president.
Mrs. r. E. Jacobs; secretary, Charles
Thaden; treasurer, Mrs. Edward Meyer.
Miss Alice NJ. Meynes. of Temple Bap-
fist Christian Endeavor Society, and
chairman Of the missionary committee
Of the District Christian Endeavor
Union, who has been attending the
young peoples missionary conference. at
Silver Bay, Lake George, y. y, has
written to the union the following ac-
count OF the gathering:
There are about 800 young people
here. all very much in earnest and in
tent on the same great purpose Of draw
ing nearer to God. finding out what He
wishes done. how best TO DO II. and
then determining to carry out that pur-
pose. ! have never seen such a deep
spirit Of earnestuess. The day begins.
continues. and closes in prayer All
over the place groups meet through
out the day to pray for the conference.
l think everyone observes the morning
watch
The business Of the day begins at Q
o'clock. with a Bible study hour con
Quoted by Harry Wade Hicks. OF the
Congregational Board OF Missions Then
comes an hour for the consideration OF
plans for missionary committees, both
in the local society and district work
The last hour Of the morning is given
to mission study classes. one on promi-
nent missionaries who have labored in
China, conducted by the Rev. Harlan =.
Beach. and another on home missions.
The afternoon is given up TO recreation.
At I there Is Vespcr service. with an
address BY some prominent worker, and
after this UNCONVENTIONAL conferences
are held. The COngrega have
the largest epresentation. with Presby-
terians, Baptists. and MethOdists fol-
lowing close after.
Yesterday was a notable day. the
regular order of the conference being
laid aside. Particularly would ! men
tiOn the evening service. which was ad-
dressed by three earnest student voIun-
teers. Eleven young men and women
signifed their intention Of becoming
missionaries If God would open the way
There are over thirty student volun-
tcers here. besides a number of re
turned missionaries.
''F. l.. EdE--rrs. president Of the FIRST
Congregational Christian Endeavor So
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BY Rev. John y. LYLE.
DAVID AND GOLIATH-samuel, xvii:
ASIA.
A War Scene.

~ " 81 AoOtlC
Philistia and Israel were in battle dr.
ray against each other. The strength
OF each nation was massed against the
other. II was q struggle for supremacy
For forty days only valley and a
rivulet divided two great armies With
his camp pitched on the edge Of the
central mountain range of Palestine,
about fourteen miles southwest of Jeru-
salem Saul. King Of Israel. mad guarded
the passes which led into the center of
the Holy Land against the advance of
the aggressive foe Across the brook
and the valley. the two armies gIared
at each other whiting for the other TO
strike the first blow.
There was much self-confidence in the
camp Of the Philistines. and much tim
idity and cowardice in the camp of the
Israelites
AS an expression of the seIf-conhdeuce
and bOastfulness that animated the Phil
istines. a huge giant. Goliath of Gath.
nine TO ten feet in height. equipped cap
apple with the most formidable armor
of the day. a helmet OF brass, a coat
of mail weighing about 157 pounds, and
brass greaves for feet and legs. a jave-
lin of brass. and a spear whose head
of iron weighed nineteen pounds, to
gether with a sword-strutted on she
plain between the armies each morning
and evening for forty days. cursing the
army OF Israel and challenging TO NOR
tai combat any volunteer from the op-
posing camp who should be willing to
meet him single handed, proposing to
hang the fate of each army and people
upon the result of such a contest. The
rhodomontade of Goliath is stIu the IA
vorite way to terrorize an enemy"
The camp of the Philistines and the
camp of the Israelites represented op-
posing forces in the world. The church
struggling against the world often finds
vast forces arrayed against it. millions
Of money, armies OF men, mighty repu-
tations. Worldly evils. like intemper-
ance. political corruption, social vice,
gambling, infdelity, seem cased. IN
adamant. Men shrink from opposing
the world, from standing with the mi
nority-and God.
Worldly evils are arrogant and con-
tempuaous toward religious forces. The
world. like Goliath. can be humbled by
God at a touch. No sincere reformer
has ever attacked II in vaic Even vet,
after all these centuries. the church
seems weak, in money and other re
sources, compared with the immense
wealth and power of opposing evils. such
as the saloons, war, and political cor
ruption.
The church has no doubt of its ulti-
mate triumph. The Christian expects
his cause TO win the world more GER
tainly than ever Napoleon did. The
church Will conquer the world. not by
the use of the world weapons-wealth
oppression, abuse. force-but by gentle
ness, reason, love, the indwelling spirit
of God.
The Champion of Faith.
For forty DAYS GoIiath's challenge re-
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SEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

Services at the Seventh Day Adven-
fist Memorial Church. corner Twelfth
and NJ Streets northwest Sabbath sat
urday. August 81. Sabbath school at
10 O'Clock, and preaching at IL o'clock
a. m. Sunday. August 9, preaching pre-
ceded by song service at 7:45 o'clock
p. m
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Eighth Street northeast, between F and
Irregular services every Sabbath Sat
urday) at 10 and IL a m
Beacon Light Gospel Tent. corner
Thirteenth and T Streets northwest
Services every evening at 7:30; subject
Sunday night. The Eastern Question. -
by Lewis c. Sheafe.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

Tb Rev. Father MARI Will have The
assistance o. one OF the Jesuit fathers
tomorrow.
The Rev. Father Beaver. the assis-
tant pastor. is on his vacation.
The Rev. Father McKenny, Of ST
Charles College. came last Saturday TO
spend the month OF August with Father
Mari. and assist him during Father
Beaven's absence. On Monday, however
he was called 10 St. Louis on account
OF the serious illness Of his brother in
that city. He is expected TO return 10
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ST. Johns.

The Rev c. o. Resensteel celebrates
two masses every Sunday. One at St
Johns Church. Forest Glen, Nd, and the
other at the Church of the Nativity.
Brightwood. d. c.. Of which he has also
the pastoral charge
Early mass on first and third Sundays
a ST. Johns at $50 a m, and same
Sunday late mass at Church of Nativity
al 1890 a. m.
On second and fourth Sundays an
early mass at Church OF the Nativity at
$3.50 a. m, and same Sunday late mass
at St Johns at 1920 a. m.
St Johns. Forest Glen-week days,
mass at $50 a m.
Church of the Nativity, Brightwood-
Mass every Friday at O'Clock a. N.
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ST. MARTINS.

The Holy Name Society will meet to-
morrow after the late mass and jene-
di"tion. the service beginning at 1890
O'Clock
The recently elected officers Of the
Holy Name Society are Michael Shea
president. Joseph Whitfield. vice presi-
dent: Mr. Schwartz. fnan :iaI secretary
and treasurer; Thomas Rooney. sacris-
tan, and Frank p. Cunning. secretary.
The Rev. Father Hannah Is the ap!r-
itual director.
Last Sunday was the regular commu-
MON day for children
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ST. DOMINIC'S.

The members Of the Holy Name So
ciety will receive Holy Communion to-
morrow at the 1870 o'clock mass. Meet
ing of the society after mass.
Saturday. August Is. will be the Feast
of the Assumption and a Holy Day OF
Obligation. Masses at $50, 6. :. ana
o'clock; benediction at 7:3O D. N.
Tomorrow will be the Sunday within
the octave Of the Feast OF St Dominic
The feast will be solemnly celebrated at
10 O'Clock with solemn mass, and a pan
egyric By the Very Rev. L. +. kearney
O =
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ST. STEPHENS.

Children of the parish viii receive
holy communion tomorrow morning.
The Rev Father Caughy has returned
from his annual vacation. The Rev.
Father O'Connell left Monday for his
summer trip. The annual excursion.
which was postponed on account Of the
death Of the late Sovereign POntif. Will
take place on the eth Of this month at
River View
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ST. ANTHONYS.

The Rev. Father Joseph T. O'Brien.
pastor, died on Thursday at Providence
Hospital. 4 visiting clergyman will say
Home: and another clergyman at the
St. Vincent Orphan Asylum Chapel-both
of which are IN charge OF St. Anthony's
Church
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HOLY TRINITY.

The sclemnities of the Feast of St. Ig-
natius. We're held on last Sunday. being
transferred from the previus Friday.
the festival falling on the 3lsJ Of July.
The excursion or Trinity Church sun
day school for the benefit Of the new
hall and school viii take place at River
View on next Thursday. August 49, Boat
viii leave foot OF Seventh Street at $50
a. m. and Gas p. m. Extensive prepare
tions are in progress to make his a
highly enjoyable occasion.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

First NJ. p. Church. Fourth, between
f and G Streets enthusiastically
school. $3.50 a. m: II a. n. preaching by
the Rev Mr.. Balderston, OF Seaford,
Del; 1870 D. m. short service.
Rhode Island Avenue VI. p Church. the
Rev. J, VI. GIL. pastor-Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m: preaching at II a. m by the
Rev. DR.. Tagg. of Baltimore; at D. m.
Christian Endeavor devotional service
and short sermon at $50 p. m Thursday
church prayer meeting.
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CHRISTIAN.

II Street Church. H near Four -and-a-
half Street southwest. pastor. the Rev.
F. 3. SaDp-Theme at II a. m. Gods
Revelation Of Heaven" evening Evan
gelistic service; Sunday school, $3.50 a.
Class II young LADIES' Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and d Streets
northeast-Meets every Sunday at a.
m. in the Sunday school room, and at
10 a. m. in the auditorium
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ST. AUGUSTINE'S.

The Sodality received holy communion
last Sunday.
The Catholic Juvenile Benevolent So
ciety meets in the afternoon OF the same
Sunday at 80 o'clock.
The Rev. Father Griffith is expected to
return from Europe the last of August.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Fifth Congregational Church. corner
Eighth and I Streets northeast. pastor.
the Rev. David w. ontgomery-Sunday
school al $50 a m; morning worship
at IL o'clock: sermon by the Rev Rob-
ert Shemeld OF South Africa: Y P s.
c. E. meeting at 1880 p. IN. No other
evening service
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ST. JOSEPH'S.

The Holy Name Society will receive
holy communion in a body tomorrow
morning.
The Rev. Father Schmidt. the pastor
is now taking his annual rest.
The Rev. Father Smythe has returned
and will be assisted, while the pastor is
away by a visiting clergyman.
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CHRISTADELPHIAN

Washington Ecciesia's Hall. over Ma
tional Capital Bank. 3f6 Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast-Every Sunday al
1I:15 A. m, subject. The Universal
Resurrection Theory of the Gospel Of
the Kingdom. Examined
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ST. PETERS.

Tomorrow viii be communion day for
the Holy Name Society The Rev. Fa
Their Bowling is absent on his vaca-
tion.
Tho lawn fete viii open August L
and continue enc week. Arrangements
are being made for extensive and inter
esting features.
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SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART

Masses on Sunday will be at and 10
o'clock. with benediction OF the blessed
sacrament after the late mass. Bap-
tisms, 4:30 p. IN.
The Rev. Father MCGEE will celebrate
the 10 o'clock mass and preach tomor-
row morning.
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brated mass at St Ignatius' last Sun
day, when an excellent musical pro-
gram was finely rendered
The Holy Name Society will receive
communion in a body tomorrow at the
carly mass, and hold a meeting at :
o'clock In the evening
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UNIYERSAIIST

Church OF Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest-The Rev. John
Van Schaick. jr-, pastor, will preach at
II a m; Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
kindergarten. IL a. m: Y. p. c. L. in
charge OF evening service. at 100 D. m
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pastor: Sunday school $50 a. m: Ep-
worth League devotional meeting. I p.
m. led by Miss Irene ROdier; prayer
meeting on Thursday evening; echo
meeting OF Detroit convention on Tues
day evening; music under leadership Of
Van A Potter
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ST. TERESA'S

The Rev Father Bart, who has been
of on his annual trip. returned this
week. He wilt officiate at St Igna.
titus Church tomorrow.
The Rev. Father Martin p. Egan Gle
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LUTHERAN.

Grace Lutheran Church. Thirteenth AMI
CoTcOTan Streets northwest the Rev. !.
E. A. DOermann. pastOr-Divine service
with sermon by the pastor a. II a. m:
Sunday school, $50 a. H.; no evening
service
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street north
west-Service: Sunday IL a. m. sub
iect. SOUL" Wednesday. S D. m Free
reading rooms IN the Bond Building.
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ST. MARYS.

The Rev Father Trinkaus is taking
his vacation. His place is being filled By
the Rev. Father Paul. of the BenediCtiue
Order. The services tomorrow will be
at the usual hours OF the summer
schedule
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Washington. Father McKenny of1ciated
last Sunday at St. Teresa's Church.
Tomorrow will be communion Sunday
for the SodaIity OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary
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SOCIETY FOR BIBLE STUDY.

The Society for Bible Study meets
in hall 3l4 Pennsylvania Avenue south
east Sunday evening at O'Clock.
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ST. MATTHEW'S.

Masses on Sunday VIII be at :. 3, and
10 o'clock. a. m; benediction at 7:30
o'clock. a m.
The Rev Father Sterling is out of the
city.
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ciety. of Washington, and Miss Eta NJ.
Eaton, of the same society, are in at
tendance al the conference"
Christian Endeavor Day at Washing
ton Grove last Monday proved TO be a
successful occasion. The attendance was
greater than last year II was found
necessary 10 use the tabernacle. with a
seating capacity of 200, instead of the
small auditorium. Every rrain during
the day carried numbers of Endeavorers
Besides those from Washington. there
were visitors from Takoma Park, Rock
vile. and other places. Some of the En-
deavorers spent the day at the Grove
nnding recreation in games. while others
came out during the afternoon and even
ms Ihere were many picnic parties
some OF the societies being represented
DIV more than twenty persons. The Cal
vary Baptist Endeavorers were well
represented. The delegation from the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs w p
Stems. Of that church who are spend
ing the summer at the Grove A recep-
ton committee. headed by W II. H
Smith. met all trains and welcomed the
visitors. The tabernacle was respIendenr
y
and national flags
The evening meeting was presided
over by James NJ. Pickens, first vice
president OF the District Union as
President Kellar had another part N
the program. An opening song service
was led by Page L. Zimmerman. after
which a. l. Dietsch read O Scripture
lesson. and the Rev. II. r. NayIor led
IN prayer During the meeting solos
were given by Mrs Melville Lindsay AMI
Mrs. BroCkway. Owen p KelIar, presf-
dent OF the union. gave an interesting
account or the recent International
Christian EndeavOr convention al Den
yer, and BRIEF addresses were made by
the Rev. A (. Wurst, Of the First Con
gresauonal Church. and ". II. H.
smith The Rev A. II. Zimmerman.
who had come TO Washington Grove 10
take charge of the young peoples work
during the Methodist camp meeting be-
ginning the next day. also spoke a few
words OF greeting TO the Endeavorers
enthusiasm and earuestness were evil
dent throughout the meeting
Last Sunday Hermon c Metcalf. re-
cording secretary OF the District Chris
tian Endeayor Union. and John Glover
and Blake Wood of the lexington Pres
byterian Christian Endeavor Society.
assisted at . meeting at Clifton. Va.
where preliminary steps were taken to-
ward organizing a Christian Endeayor
Society They went al the invitation OF
Miss Ruth Richards president OF the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church who Is
spending the summer al Clifton. and has
interested herself in the organization of
a society An interesting meeting was
held. and temporary officers were
elected
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The Champion of Faith.

For forty days GoIiath's challenge re-
NAMED unaccepted. For forty days the
Phihstine Hercules. a mountain of flesh
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The Christian Endeavorers last Sun
day began a series of lessons from Paul
The topic for tomorrow will be: How
we may get his passion for souls" The
Bible lesson is Romans !: LII.
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The Christian Endeavor Society of
Peck Memorial Presbyterian Church has
elected the following new officers: Pres
ident. Edward Meyer; vice president.
Mrs. r. E. Jacobs; secretary, Charles
Thaden; treasurer, Mrs. Edward Meyer.
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Baltimore has been selected as the
place for the International Christian En-
dcavor convention in 1905