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gregation viii take part. a short ser
mon appropriate TO the occasion " III nc
preached The Blessed Sacramcn5 ill
be exposed all day Sunday. MonIay, and
Tuesday The forty hours will close Oh
Tuesday evening at 7:3G with a process
sion Of the Blessed Sacrament. The
masses on Monday and Tuesday will be
at 6. :, and . O'Clock The o'clock
mass each day viii be a high mass
The SOdality will meet as usual on
Wednesday evening at 100 The Ladies
of Charity will meet on Wednesday
morning al Il O'Clock. Sunday school
Will be held on Sunday after o clock
mass
The instruction class for first CON
munion will be held on SundaT Gs.er .
o'clock mass.
The instruction class for first com
munion will be held this week as usual
His eminence. s.5;, Cardinal Gibbons.
Monsignor Mooney. vicar general Of the
archdiocese OF New York, and the Right
Rev. D. J. O'ConneH. the new rector Of
the Catholic University. were guess at
the rectoTy during the week
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THE EDWORTH LEAGUE

lion will assemble on the 18th of July
and adjourn OH the 18th
The devotional meeting at Wilson Me
mortal Chapter last Sunday evening was
in charge of Miss Lille Bateman. The
choir Of this chapter rendered very
beautiful and appropriate selections
during the meeting. " J. Williams Will
conduct the meeting next Sunday.
This league held an early morning
prayer meeting at a m, on last Sun
day very helpful time was spent by
the large number in attendance.
A largely attended business meeting
Of Foundry EDworth League was held
Wednesday evening last at the new
Foundry Church, corner Fifteenth and
r Streets northwest. for the purpose OF
reorganizing under the new conditions
which have prevailed since the Balti-
more conference sanctioned the con
solidation Of Foundry and St. Pau1's
Churches. This action By the confer
ence necessitated the consolidation OF
the Epworth Leagues OF both Foundry
and st. Paups. Before the meeting the
leagues had woTshiped separately. but
by the decision reached at this bust
ness session the chapters will here
after worship together There were no
discordant factions at the meeting. and
good feeling and perfect harmony pre-
vailed; considerable enthusiasm was
also evinced- The session resulted in Il
complete reorganization OF the chapter.
and q new constitution and set of by
laws were promulgated. As d result
of the meeting St Paul's Chapter was
merged into Foundry League c. II.
Roesch. president of Foundry Chapter
presided over the meeting
Upon the adoption of the new consti-
tuition and bylaws the meeting pro
ceeded to the election of officers for the
short term. said officers TO serve until
October J. when the regular annual
election viii take place The election
resulted in the choice of the following
named persons. President. Charles Il
Roesch tre-eIected) first vice presi-
dent. D A Salmon. second vice prcsi-
dent. Miss AnnabeI Crandau; third
vice president, s. H. Briant: fourth
vice president, Mrs T. a. BARLEY; sec
rotary Miss Elizabeth II. Funk, and
treasurer William H. Kerr.
The first meeting of the new chapter
consolidated viii take the form Of
a platform service, led by the newly
elected officers.
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THE ALL-COMPREHENsIvE DUTY.


II is the duty of all men to love. Love
is the duty of duties. It is the one in
dispensabEe and fundamental duty. It
is the test OF every true character. It
is the mother of all goodness and right
eousness. It is the law to govern all
conduct It is the regulator OF ali So
ciaI life It is the essence Of Chris
tlanity It Is the fountain of true re-
ligion. man can have all other gifts.
and. not having this heaven-born gift,
he is not truly praiseworthy- The
spirit of love in the heart makes a man
a good brother, good husband, good
parent, a good neighbor, good citizen,
a good Christian.
In the thirteenth chapter Of the
EpisJIe TO the Romans the apostle Paul
lays down the principle TO govern the
followers of Christ in their action
toward the government under which
they lived Paul wrote this letter to
the Christians at Rome while he was
Wintering at Corinth, just after he had
completed his three years Iabors at
Ephesus. Nero. the cruel and lawless
2
followers Of Christ have been perpIexed
at the part they should take in civil af-
fairs The Master said: Ny kingdom
Is not OF this world" and many have
therefore inferred that It is not right
to participate in the affairs OF human
governments. This idea does not bar-
monte with the teachings Of Christ and
His apostles. The divine Master him
self said. Render TO Caesar the things
that are Caesars, and gave an ex-
ample of paying tribute to a foreign
government which many despised.
Christ was not a friend of anarchy, but
the friend Of law and order. The duty
of the Christian is TO his government
when the acts OF that government do
not directly contradict his duty TO God
The teaching OF Paul is very plain
and strong on this perplexing question
as seen in our lesson today. Paul makes
il clear that the Christian has a duty
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PRESBYTERIAN,

Second Church, Southern Assembly,
in parIoTs at 2145 p Street northwest
II a m, and S p. m. sermons by the
Rev. F J. Brooke. D. D. of Alexandria.
The Church of the Covenant, Connec-
ticut Avenue. n and Eighteenth Streets;
the Rev Teunis s Hamlin. D. D.. pas
tor will Officiate at II a. m. and ( D. m.
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and Z
Streets southeast. the Rev G. \. Luc-
cock. D. D.. pastor-Preaching at II
a. ID. and 100 p. m; evening, chorus
choir. Jasper Dean McFall, director
Temple Memorial Church
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest,
the Rev. Asa s. Fiske. D. D., pastor
Preaching at II a. NJ. and 7:30 p. N. By
The pastor Special music
AssenbIy's Church. Fifth and I
Streets Understanding at II a.
M and AS J. m. by the Rev. George
P. Wilson. D. D.. the pastor.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
cnth Street near Z southwest. the Rev.
William J. Hutchison. pastor-Preach-
ing at Il a. m; sacred musicale by the
choir. assisted by Robert Garry Stearns.
yioiinist. at 7:45 D m
Western Church. H Street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets
northwest, the Rev. Gerhart \ Wilson.
D D. pastOT-The Rev James T. Mar
shall viii preach at II 3 m. and the
Rev Thomas Chalmers Eastcn, of
Eastern Church. at 100 D. m.
GurIey Memorial Church, Florida
Avenue between Sixth and Seventh
Streets northwest, the Rev. J. Russell
NeTbTycke. pastor-Morning service at
II O'Clock; evening service at g
First Church, John Marshall Place
northwest. the Rev Donald c. Macleod
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FOR APRIL 19.

toward his government, although that
government may be cruel, despotic and
corrupt IN many particulars Paul in
sists that the powers that be are ordain-
ed of God. whatsoever. therefore. re-
sisteth the power, resisteth the ordi-
nance Of God" The Christian should
set an example of the law abiding spirit
At the same time he should hope and
work for the betteTment of governments
and society The reformation of the
governments of the world is IN large
part the civilizing effect Of the spirit
and principles of the gospel of Christ.
when Caesar steps into Gods realm
we must meet his demands BY a firm
though respectful refusal. In the realm
of human government he is of course
supreme. That We live in his realm and
accept, on the whole, his policy, his
courts OF justice and administration of
cur common affairs. constitutes his
right to claim our monetary and per
sonal service: hut as soon as he over
steps the limits of legitimate sovereign
ty, and asks for the allegiance of the
spirit, or for tribute in support of re-
ligioUs conceptions which contradict our
convictions OF truth and right. We have
an indefeasibie right TO say No. Such
has been the inalienable right of the
servants OF God in every age. Up TO
and patriotic than they, patient in we'll
doing an6 quick 10 render such assis-
lance as may be required for maintain
ing the government Of their country
On the other hand, Christians have
been willing 10 incur both chain and
sCourge, to rot in dungeons, 10 brave
odium. to suffer loss and death. rather
than acduiesce in demands which in
fringed the sacred rights Of conscience
And what they did once, in the great
DAYS of old their descendants are pre-
pared 10 do again How wisely Paul
writes. Render 10 all their dues. trib
ute. to whom tribute Is due; custom to
whom custom: fear 20 whom fear: honor
TO whom honor Owe no man anything,
save to love-IOve worketh no i'll 70 his
neighbor; love. therefore. IS the fulfill
nsnt of the law" Love is the coin
that pays all debts. Patriotism IN prac-
teal affairs is a kind OF love that re-
spect for officers Of the government is
a Christian duty. We owe them our
moral support and practical help in the
performance of their duties
The Christian has obligations. also. al
q member of society. Love in his heart
compeIs him TO be good neighbor. As
soon as a man has a neighbOr he owes
him love. It Is just as much of a debt
as what he owes the butcher or TIE tax
collector A great many people, merely
because they cannot be arrested for IN
neiEhbCrliness cant see that il is
kind of dishonesty. II this earth con-
sisted OF GOO 900 coo little Islands, and
each one of US had q whole island to
ourselves and needed nothing from any
other island. we might be in position
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ward l. Hubbard. notwithstanding al
II a. n. by presiding elder. the Rev
II. r. NayloT, D. D., 80 p. III, by The
pastor
Mount Vernon Place Church. south
corner Ninth and K Streets northwest;
the Rev. Forrest J. PTettyman. pastor
Preaching at Il a m. by the pastor;
$50 p m, address by the Rev. James NJ
Dixon
HamljGe Church. corner Ninth and I
Streets northwest. the Rev. DIT. Lucien
Clark pastoT-PTeaching at II a N. and
100 p. m by the pastor
Douglas Memorial Church. Eleventh
ana II Streets northeast, the Rev. G. c.
Bacon, pastor-PreachiEg by the pastor
at II a. n. and 100 ?. n.
Trinity Church. corner Pennsylvania
Avenue and Firth Street southeast. The
Rev. J c. Nicholson. misunderstanding
BY the pastor al II a. N. and 100 .. n
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Epworth Leaguers viii have for their
consideration tomorrow evening the
topic. -Four Red FIags-Self-C onceit,
Prejudice. Jealousy, Reckless Handling
Of Anether's Name" and the references
for the lesson are Rom, kills; Prov.
Vi "a. and Phil. lis.
The devotional service at Gorsuch
Chapter last Sunday evening was in
charge OF its president. William r.
Hunt. a good meeting was held. de-
spite the incIemency of the weather.
Mrs. II. II. Haynie VIII conduct the
service tomorrow evening at 6.45
o'clock
A business meeting of Gorsuch Chap
ter viii be held next Thursday evening
Immediately following the prayer
meeting.
A successful meeting was held at
Wesley Chapter last Sunday Mrs.
Frank a. Woodward being in charge.
c. J. Green viii lead the service to
morrow evening.
Grace Epworth League was visited
last Sunday evening by H. a Ison.
fourth vice president of the District
League. who conducted their service.
which vas very profitable to those
present
Frank T. Israel. president of the Dis
trict League conducted the devotional
service at EIdbrooke Chapter last Sun
day Mr.. Israel Is the president OF this
chapter. and much good IS being done
by the organization.
The fourth Of the series of sub-district
meetings held under the auspices of
the District organization will be con-
Quoted at North Capitol Church on the
oath Of the present month. The program
viii be devoted to mercy and help work
and the complete program Of this meet
ing VIII be given in these columns next
Saturday. as it has not been fully ar
ranged as yet.
The transportation committee OF the
District league has secured a rate Of
one-third fare via Niagara Falls Line to
the Detroit convention, which meets
this July. BY paying 80 cents add
tional, those who attend the conven-
ton will be privileged TO return not la
ter than August 10 on the tickets issued
about the 18th of July. The couven-
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SUNDAY Services III uuasbtn0ton Churches e.

Rev. J. ". T McNieI, pastor-Preaching
by the pastor at II a. m; the Rev. J.
B. Clayton at 100
Brethren DunEeT) Church. North
Carolina Avenue and Fourth Street
southeast. the Rev. J c. Murray. pastor
Preaching at Il a. m and 7.45 D. N
Second Auditorium. Fourth and Vir-
ginia Avenue southeast. the Rev Z
Hez Sven, past0T-The Lords Supper.
II a. m. preaching and baptisms, ID
?. n.
First Church. corner Sixteenth and o
Streets northwest. the Rev. Charles +.
Winbigler, notwithstanding at Il a. IN
and S p. m
Fifth Church, E Street between Sixth
and Seventh southwest. the Rev. c. {.
MeadoT, D. D, pastoT-PTeaChing AT II
d m. by the pastor. and at 7.45 p. IN. by
the Rev. R. J. WilIingham. of Richmond.
Va
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Mount Pleasant. PostoGfce Hall
Preaching by pastor. the Rev. Joseph
Dawson, Phi D, at II q m, and at
7:45 D. N.
Asbury Church, Eleventh and K
Streets northwest. the Rev. NJ ". Clair,
Phi D, pastor-l1 a. II, preaching; 100
P. z r. sermon by the Rev. 4. Young
North Capitol Church, corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast: the
Rev. G. Edwin Amos, pastoT-Preach-
ing at Il a m. by the pastor, and at
40 p. m. by the Rev. DR. H. r. Nay
lOT. P E
Metropolitan Zion Church. D Street
between Second and Third Streets SOUTH
west: the Rev W Henry Snowden, d. D,
pastor-Services Il a. N. and I.30
o'clock D. m
Gorsuch Church. corner Four-and-a-
half and I Streets southwest; the Rev.
H NJ. Rider. pastor-Services at Il a
m. and 7:30 p. IN
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh
Street. between G and I Streets south
east; the Rev 4 H. Thompson. pastor
services at II a. N, and 7:30 p. N.
Fletcher Church. corner Fourth Street
and New York Avenue northwest
Preaching at Il a n. and 7:45 p N.
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast: the Rev. c. z. Maydwen. pas
tor-11 q. N, the Rev J. E Gilbert, D.
D.. secretary of the American Society Of
Religious Education VIII preach.
Ebenezer Church. Fourth and D Streets
misunderstanding al Il o'clock by
the pastor, the Rev J H. Griffin.
NcEendrae Church q75-q1g Afassacbu-
sets Avenue northwest; the Rev. Ed
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approach the holy altar at the o'cIocE
mass.
The Bona Mors Association viii meet
tomorrow at the vesDer service.
The committees On the coming fair
TO be held from May to May 16, vii
hold a meeting in the chapel after
vespeTs.
Instructions for confirmation are
given on Mondays, Wednesdays. and
Fridays at 800 .. n. in the chapel
His eminence- Cardinal Gibbons, viii
administer the holy sacrament of con
fTmation in Holy Trinity Church on the
3lst OF May.
The Rev. Father Seaman de-
ivered an eloquent lecture on St
Cecilia IL Art and Music" at Castor
Hall. Georgetown College, on last We'd
lesday evening The accompanying
music was a delightful feature of the
entertainment. which was for the bene-
fl o. the new school building
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n D., notwithstanding at Il a. m and
80 o. NJ. b. the Rev. George Bailey.
Phi D.
Trinidad Church. Lewis street north
east. the Rev. W. T. Dickinson. pastor
Communion at 3 p. N. administered by
the Rev w J. Howard D. D. Of Zion
Baptist Church: sermon at p. N. by
the pastor.
New York Avenue Church, New York
Avenue. H and Thirteenth Streets. the
Rev Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor-Ser-
vices II a. N. ana 7:45 p. m. Music led
ny the quartet choir
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-Manley. The selection made by the car
dinal has in it nothing of the expert
mental By his works, Father MaDley
has proved himself. and his quiet, IN
assuming manner, his attachments, and
business qualifications, argue for q
speedy and happy issue OF the work be
has undertaken
Of next week a comedy-dTama, entitled.
Among the Breakers" win be given
at MCCauley's Hall, near Third and
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, for the
benefit Oh The new church OF St Vim
cent de Paul. The performance VIII be
gin at 6 o'clock sharp. Doors open al
100 O'Clock.
Miss Helen McKenna, recently con
nected with the choir at St Peter g
Church, has been selected director OF the
choir Of $. Vincent de Paul. and Miss
Maud Harrison viii be oTganist-
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OTHER SERVICES.

The Society for Bible Study meets IN
hau. 314 Pennsylvania Avenue south
east at 7:20 =. m
ChTistadelphian- Washington Eecle-
STA, hall over the National Capital Bank.
316 Pennsylvania Avenue southeast Ev-
cry SUNDAY at 11cI5 a. m subject,
What the spirit Saith Unto the Church
es'
Theosophy-T regular weekly meet
ings of the BIayatsky branch, T s. A,
are held every Thursday evening at its
hall. ITO Street, third floor
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ST. J0SEPH'S.

y concert viii be given Tuesday even
ing under the auspices Of the choir aud
Holy Name Society. The entertain
ment is 10 be for the benefit Of the
church, ana viii enlist the services of
some OF the best known amateur talent
in the city Among those who viii par
Jicipate are Mrs Hattie Meads- Smith.
George H O'CoDnoT William D. Nc
Farland. Mrs. William T. Reed. Miss
Emily Glover. Edward J. Walsh, Miss
Ruby Stanford. and a mandolin quartet
under the direction OF William Edward
Todd jr.
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ST. VINCENT DE PAIL.

The new church OF ST Vincent de Paul.
which is in process Of erection at the
corner Of South Capitol and " Streets.
enjoys the unique distinction OF pos
sessing as its patron d saint whose
memory IS cherished and revered By the
bitterest foes of religion.
His eminence, Cardinal Gibbons has
entrusted the work of erecting the shrine
TO the zeal and ability of the Rev J. D.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

Christian Science and the Witchcraft
of Oiden Times, The Reality of Satan,
Sin, and Death, addresses, II and 7:30
p. m. at the Seventh-Day Adventist
Church. corner Twelfth and NJ Streets
mort Invest.
Eighth street northeast, between T and
G Streets-Services every Sabbath (Sat-
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SPIRITUALISTIC.

The Theo-P Progressive Spiritual
ChuTch-Service Sunday at =. n. at
Temple Hall. Twelfth and II Streets
northeast. Mrs. E. E Compton and
H 4. Henderson viii make addresses.
Tests Of spirit return viii be given
The Educational and Religious Society
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s p. m, 515
Ninth Street northwest. Mrs. E E.
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NEW CHURCH.

New Church, Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest, the Rev. Frank Sew
all pastor. will preach at II a. m, The
Meaning Of This Service" Ex:xii
The New Church Mission Educational
not Sectarian), 1903 New York Avenue
northwest, second floor. Service at 4:30
p. m; subject, Revelation for a New
Age"
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ST. DOMINIC'S.

The number receiving holy commu-
mon on Easter Sunday at St. DomiHic's
was extraordinary. The celebraut Of
the 40 mass vas assisted by TWO 0f
the fathers in giving holy communion.
The Holy Name Society attended This
mass.
There will be q meeting of the Altar
Society tomorrow at 6:39 p. N.
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ST. PAUL'S.

The Saturday class Of instruction fol-
children preparing for their first Holy
Communion and Confirmation was re-
sumed this morning. Sunday school Will
be resumed tomorrow morning. imme-
diateIy after the children mass, which
is celebrated at 9 O'Clock.
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ST. PATPICKS.

The forty hours devotion will com
meHce in ST. Patricks Church tomorrow
at the i O'Clock mass There viii be
d solemn procession of the Blessed
Sacrament, in which the children. bear
ing flowers. and the men Of the con
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Che international SUNDAY School lesson

THE LAST OF LOYE.-Romaus xifi:7-14.
s}y the Rev JOHN y LYLE
Christians make good citizens.
Love pays all its debts
The Christian guards the good Of society
o, thou invisible spirit Of wine.
If we have no other name 10 call thee by
Lea Us call thee Devil
Touch the goblet no more.
it win make thy heart sore
To its very core.
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clients on New York Avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
northwest D. m. Bishop oliver c.
Sabin will deliver the seventh of
series of twelve lectures teaching How
10 Heal the Sick Through Divine
Methods.
Scottish Rite Hall 1907 G Street north
west-SeTvice: Sunday II a. m and s
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BAPTIST.

Calvary Church. Eighth and Il Streets
northwest, the Rev. Samuel H Greene,
D D., DastoT-SeTyices with sermons by
the pastor, i a. m and 100 p. N.
Maryland Avenue Church, Fourteen n
and Maryland Avenue northeast. the
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Fifth Church, corner Eighth and :
Streets northeast; pastor, David W.
MontgC mery-Morning worship at 4
o'clock; sermon by the pastor; evening
worship at go; sermon by the pastor.
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CHRIS TIAN.

II Street Church. near Four and-a-half
Street southwest, the Rev. Finley B.
Sapp, pastoT-PTeaching at II a. m. aud
7.30 p. H., The evening sermon followed
BY baptismal service.
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UNITED BRETHREN

First Memorial Church of the United
Brethren in Christ. corner r and North
Capitol Streets. 0. ". BURNER. pastor
Preaching at II a. n. and 7:30 p. m. The
Rev. NJ. Groenendyke viii preach in the
evening
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Compton and Mr. Mason will speak. af-
ter which spirit messages viii be given
as received through the mediumship Of
Mr.. Terry. Mrs. Compton. Mrs. Golding
Mrs Williams. and others. Music.
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church, Fourteenth Street.
corner of L Street northwest. the Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister-I1 a m,
morning service, sermon by the pastor;
Z p. m Young Peoples Religious
Union.
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UNIYERALIST.

Church of Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest, John Van Setback.
jr., pastor. will preach at II a. m and
1880 D. IN
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

The Peoples Church, 423 G Street
northwest. the Rev. Alexander Kent,
pastor-Preaching a 11:15 on Some Re
suits Of Physical Research
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FRIENDS.

Friends Meeting ORTHODOXY. First and
c Streets northeast; Bible school. g:45
a. m; meeting for worship II a. m
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urdayi at 10 and II a. N. No meeting
at hall Twelfth and r Streets north
west. Sunday night
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LUTHERAN.

St. Johns Evangelist Church. Four
and a-HaIf Street southwest, between
rC/ and d Streets, the Rev. Prodthage,
DastoT-SeTmOn in the German language,
II a. m; sermon in the English Ian
guage. 7:45 p. "a.
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HOLY TRINITY.

Sunday next VIII be communion day
for the scdality and the members viii