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BAPTIST.

Calvary Church. Eighth and II Streets
northwest. the Rev. Samuel H. Greene
D. d. pastor-Sunday school. $50 a. N.
". S Shallenberger, superintendent:
public worship with sermons by the
pastor. II a. II. and 100 p. m: teachers
Bible club. Thursday I p m; church
prayer meeting. 8 p. m; Endeavor meet
.ngs Sunday 3:30 and $50 p. m; Tues
day, s p. m.
Firth Church. z Street. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets southwest the Rev.
c.. c. MeadoT, pastOr-PreaChing, II a
N. by Rev George Bailey, president
Westminster College Of salt Lake, Utah.
and at 7:45 p. M by the pastor; Sunday
school $3.50 D m; prayer meeting We'd
uesday, 5:45 P N.
Second Church Auditorium. Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor 2. EIeZ Sven explains: How ami
Why Washington Woman Tried to Stop
Mans Tongue for a Moment" Sunday
night. 7.45 O'Clock; Sunday school, 9:30
a. m. 3. y. P. T.. 6:45 p. m; prayer
and social service Thursday, 7:45 p m
MARYLAND Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast.
the Rev J. W T. McNiel, pastOr-SUn-
day school. $3.50 a m. preaching, II a m
and 100 D. m; Juniors. $3.50 p. m;
Christian Endeayor Society. $50 p. M;
prayer meeting, Thursday, 1870 p m,
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and y
Streets northeast, the Rev. G. S VIII
Iiams. D. D.. pastor-Sunday school. $50
a. m. preaching by the pastor at II
g. n and 100 D. m; morning subject
Immortality" evening topic, Heaven;
Young People 5 Union, 2 p. NJ; prayer
service Thursday evening.
Brethren (Dunker) Church. North Ca
rolina Avenue and Fourth Street south
east. j. c. Murray. pastor-SUnday
school, 10 a. M; sermons, II a. N, and
7:45 D. m: Bible reading, Gas p. m;
prayer meeting Thursday evening, t:45
o'clock
Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and \
Streets northwest. the Rev Dr.. J. j..
Muir. pastor-Preaching services, II a.
m and T.45 p. n; pastors subjects
Soul Winning" Perpendicular Man
hood Sunday school. $3.50 a. m; Chris
tan Endeavor meeting, 6:45 p m; pray
CT meeting. Thursday 7:A5 p m
First Church. corner of Sixteenth ana
O Streets northwest the Rev. Charles
F. Winbigler, Pastor-Preaehing ser
vices. i a. m, and 1880 p. m; Sunday
school. $3.50 a. m. DR.. George c. Sam
son superin- andont young people g
meeting. GAS p. N.
Centennial Church, Eighth Street, re
tween f and g Streets northeast, the
Rev. H. N. Geren, pastor-sunday school,
$50 a m preaching at II a m and
7.30 p. m. by c. G. Prentiss: PRAYER
meeting Thursday, 1880 p. n. All cor
daily invited.
BrookIand Church. W E. Gibson, pas
tor-Sunday school at $50 a. m, c. 6.
Lynch. superintendent. preaching by the
pastor at II a. m and so D. m; morn
ing subject. Promised Satisfaction;
evening subject. THE Sweet and Charm
ing Name" 3. Y. p. L. meets at $50 p.
m, topic. Bringing Others to Christ
leader. ". Parrish. A cordial well
come.
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Che international SUNDAY School Lesson


self as owing debt, that he should con
tinually strive to pay, OF ministry TO his
fellow-ChTistians and his fellow-meD
Christ came to minister. So every fol-
lower of Christ has mission of minis
Try. Christians should especially helr
each other TO be right. to do right. and
to think right A third party can Of
ten be of great service in harmonizins
those who have differences.
4. JOY UnbeIieveTs. or non Chris
tians. may have happiness. which is but
transient in its possession. but Chris
tians may have both happiness and
something higher-spirituaI joy. The
Christian may be and should be The hap
piest person on earth. Every source of
joy belongs TO him. under all tircum
stances. IN all places, at all lines. be
cause the sources of joy in the Lord
are an unfailing spring. Christian JOY is
not mere selfish pleasure it is not
mere happiness; it is not delight in
sin; 1t is not refined seIfshne5s. It is
JOY in the Lords character delight
in him FOR what he is. JOY in lis love
and conscious friendship; joy in his ser
vice. JOY in doing good TO Others JOY
OF faith in his loving care; 10y Of the
free activity of holy nature"
5. FOrbeaTance A Christian man
should be known for his righteous mas
terry over himself. He that suIath his
own spirit is greater than be who taketh
a city" \ genuine Christian is temper
ate and self-controlled in all things.
His life hits the golden medium
g Freedom from anxiety. To possess
a spirit of peaceful trust in God under
every form Of harassment. danger pain.
sorrow, and trial is every Christians
iuty. Corroding care, heart break
ing. sorrow. mental distraction, blight
ing fear, paralyzing forebodings, SHOULD
not enter into the Christians mind. The
anudotes against these are faith. prayer.
thanksgiving for what we do have. and
what God is. does and promises.
{. Pursuit and adoption Of the highest
things. The Christian is commanded TO
pluck the flowers OF virtue, truth, right
eouEness. purity. and honor from every
field; 10 incorporate every grace into
his life. The Christian is dedicated 10
the service OF whatever Is high and
good. He IS in duty bound not only to
think but 10 act the truth
s. COntentment II is a Christian
duty TO be satisfied with what God sends.
gives. and allows. This does not forbid
striving to better ones condition. Chris
tian contentment is not the enemy. but
the best friend of progress. For it does
all it can. and does not waste its ener-
gies ia fretting and complaints"
9. Taking hold on Gods strength. Col
gives power 10 men 10 meet the duties
and trials Of life.
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FOR JANUARY II.

all its stormy fugues and mighty dis
cords, is dominated by some inner note
Of triumph. which at last bursts forth
into irresistible and glorious victory -
The epfstle is valuable in ehe way Of
giving rs a Transcripts of PauIs own
spiritual life. II shows us his great
heart; his views of Gods providences.
his opinion of Christ his lord: his iors:-
tude under trial, his purity of charae-
ter; his grand optimism.
Catalogue of Christian Duties.
!. steadfastness. The Christian life
calls for the exercise of bravery. \
soldier is nothing if ne cannot stand. eud
even advance. IN the face OF an enemy.
One Of the fundamental duties OF every
Christian is TO stand fast. without wa
vering, without compromising in doc
trine OF morals in his Christian life and
faith. He that wavereth is like a wave
OF the sea iriven by the wind and toss
ed. The expression stand fast IS
used six times in PauTs epfstIes-ssand
fast in the Lord. stand fast in the faith.
in liberty. in fellowship, in truth Amid
prosecutions and errors. and worIdIiness
and temptations. which were like a
mountain torrenr. they were TO stand fast
like a rock, part of and belonging 10
the everlasting foundations Of the earsh
OF like a tree in the hurricane But
they could stand fast only in the Lord.
as branch in the vine. in his strength.
in his life, in his love. This phrase in
the Lord is used more than forty times
by Paul"
.. Like mindedaess. II is The duty OF
every Christian 10 agree with every
other Christian as far as it is possible
It is a shame for any Christian not to
agree with his fellow Christians when
the latter are right. Any Christian then
assumes a great responsibility when he
deliberately disagTees with other Chris
tians- Harmony among Christians IS
like a sweet odor poured forth. Discord
and strife among Christians is a dis
tressing scandal. Allegiance TO Christ
should make Christians agree with one
another As we agree with the mind
and character OF Christ so should We
agree with one another. Christian uni
y Is not absolute uniformity of belief:
but the ne-mindedness. which seeks the
same end. agrees in the great essentials.
that works in perfect-harmony. Chris
tian unity is a unity Of life under Christ
as the head. Il is a unity OF purpose. a
unity of love. unity OF principle. the
unity OF one kingdom. with one law apd
gospel; one government under one fnvisi-
bic king"
). Helpfulness. Every Christian should
be Of some help TO his fellow Christians
Every Christian should look upon him
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WORTH KNOWING
At this Season Of the Year.

Any cough accompanied by expectora-
ton which lasts over three or four days.
requires attention and treatment; this
does not mean visit to the hospital,
nor TO your physician. nor Wholesale
dragging with patent medicines. but il
means that some simple, harmless eIfec-
tive antiSsptfc remedy like StUart's Ca
tarrh Tablets should be used % ward
of any possible termination in PueU-
monIa, Chronic CataFrh, Bron5hiti5, or
Consumption
All OF these formidable diseases start
from a common cold. neglected CT al
lowed 20 run its course and it is only
the exercise OF common everyday eau
tion 10 cure a cold as quickly IS Dos
sible not so much for what II is Mt the
moment but what 1t may become Il
neglected.
Perhaps no remedy is so safe. relia-
BILE and convenient TO stop a old OF
obstinate cough as Stuart's CatarTh
Tablets
The extract Of blood root contained IN
them combined with the red gum OF the
Eucalyptus tree seem to put the mucous
membrane OF the nose. raouth, and
throat in q condition to throw OF the
germs Of cataTrh bronchitis. and con-
sumption, and rs they are taken inter-
nafly they seem 10 equalize the cIrcu-
Iation and place the BODY il thar condf-
of the germs of disease.
person in perfect health rarely
catches cold. and if he does. throws IL
of in day or two but where the
cold hangs on. stopping up The nos
tTtIs. irritating the throat or there IS
persistent annoy ing cough il is evident
that the system for some reason is IN
able to throw off the disease germs
which cause the trouble; a little assist
ance is necessary, ard this is best given
by the use Of some harmless gsrm-de-
sCroying antiseptic like Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets. which are also paIatabie and
equally so for children and adults
Druggists sell these tablets at 80 cents
full sired package. higher in price than
troches and cheap cough syrups. but
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain anti
septic properties which actually cure
colds, catarrh, and throat and lung trou-
bles while II IS a notorious fact that
cough drops and cough syrups are large
" composed of opium. cocaine. and sim
liar drugs that have 20 curative power.
It is also true that many popular
liquid medicines and tOniCs for catarrh
depend upon the alcohol they contain, /
which give simply q temporary stimuli
lation OF no real benefit for any troubls!
catarrhal or otherwise
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LUTHERAN

Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast. the
Rev. c. II. Butler. pastOr-Services. with
sermons by pastor. II 2 m and 80 D,
m: Sunday school $3.50 a m; Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
$50 y. m; Junior EndeayOT Society, 3
D m: prayer meeting Thursday.
Luther Place Memorial Church. Thorn
as Circle. the Rev. J. G. Butler. pastor
Services. with sermons by pastor, II a,
m. and 7:30 p. N. Sunday school. $3.50
d. m; Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tiau EndeavoT $50 p IN: Junior En-
deavor. $3.50 p m; prayer meeting
Thursday
Church OF the Reformation, Pennsyl-
yania Avenue and Second Street south
east, the Rev w f. Parson. D. D., pas
tor-Services al II a. m. and 80 p. m.
with sermon by the pastor; catechism
class, : p. m; Young Peoples meeting
2:3O and 6;45 p. m, Thursday, meeting
ct $50 O'Clock. Seats free.
st. Marks Church. c Street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets south
west. The Rev. J. Luther Frautz. pastor
Communion service. la. m; service in
the evening, 1870 o'clock. preaching by
the pastor; Sunday school, $3.50 a. m;
catecheticaI class, .. m Luther
Grace Church Thirteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest. the Rev. J. z. A
Doermann. pastor-The sixth anniver-
sary Of the dedication OF Grace Lutheran
Church will be celebrated with appro-
pirate services, at II a. m. and 7:30 D.
m; preaching by the pastor; Sunday
school. q:3G a. 10. Seats free.
St. Faul's Church. corner Eleventh and
II Streets northwest, the Rev. F. W
Moot, pastor-SeTmons by pastor st IL
a. m. and 100 .. m Sunday school at
$50 a. m; Christian Endeavor Society
at 6,4' p. m: prayer meeting Thursday
at 7;20 p. m.
D Georgetown Church Thirty second and
Q Streets northwest the Rev. S. Bill
heimer, pastor-Services morning and
evening, at II and 7.30; the Lords Sup
per at both services, Sunday school $50
a m. Christian Endeavor meeting, $50
y. m; mid week services omitted, on ac-
count Of union services at DumbaTton
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
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OTHER SERVICES.

First Brethren Church. Twelfth Street
and pennsylvania Avenue southeast. the
Rev ". II. Lyon. pastoT-Services Il
a. N. and 100 .. m: evening theme,
Feet Washing as a Gospel Ordinance.
The Society for Bible Study meets in
hail. 314 Pennsylvania Avenue south
east. Sunday evening at 7-30 o'clock;
subject, Prophecy
Evangelical Christian ScieRce-At , 2.
m III The lecture-room Of the Halls Of
the Ancients. on New York Avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
northwest. Col Oliver C. Sabin viii de-
liver q free lecture teaching, How 20
Heal the Sick by Divine Methods;
quizz meetings. Wednesday evenings at
O'Clock, devoted 10 the answering OF
such questions as may be asked on the
Sunday lectures.
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Male Stenograpbers Wanted.

Some young men seem to nave he idea
that the young ladies have crowded
them OUT Of the shorthand profession.
These young men are mistaken. In or
der 10 learn how badly they are mis-
taken. it would be well for them 20 read
the new illustrated booklet entitled "A
Stepping Stone TO Success" which has
just been published by the Remington
Typewriter Company. This booklet SAYS
that the present demand for Young
men stenogI aphers greatly exceeds the
supply Coming from such a source
this statement is conclusive. becausp n
is sell known that the Remington TINE
writer Company annually places more
stcnGgraphers in positions than gDy
other medium IN the world OF equal
interest is the fact, also clearly uToved
by this booklet, that stenography AT
fords the surest means of advancement
for bright young man The booklet
contains the story of nearly fifty pGomi-
nent men who are or have been stenoz-
raDhers. and the majority of these give
their own personal testimony concern
.n8 The WY IN which they nav lee1
helped by shorthand
a Stepping Stone to Success" tells
facts which should be known 10 every
young man who is just starting out in
life.
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by Federated League of Bible
Study.
CHRISTIAN LIvING-Phl. iv.1-1;
Paul's Letter to the Philippians.

PauTs Letter to the Philippians.
Last week we studied about an excit-
ing incident in the history of the Chris
tian church at PhiHppi soon after its es-
adjustment under the preaching of the
Apostle Paul and his companions. To-
day we study chapter from the great
apostles epistle 10 this church, written
about ten years later from his prison
house in Rome probably in the year 60
a. D. Paul seemed 10 take more delight
in the church al PhiIippi than in any
other that he ever founded. He calls it
his 10y and crown It was the first
Christian church 10 spring up on Euro
pean soil. There we're some very excel
lent people who were members Of this
church-Lydia was its first convert.
This church was very much attached
personally TO Paul. It seemed to adhere
closely, without disturbance By false
teachers. To- his doctrines 1t also sym
pathized deeply with him in his mis-
sionary work in other places and was in
the habit Of ministering 10 his needs by
sending contributions of money gifts 70
him wherever he was The letter we
study was PauIs answer to one Of these
gifts sent to him at Rome by The hand
Of member OF the Philippian church,
one Epaphroditus. Paul was in bonds"
when he wrote this letter TO the Phflfn-
plans Paul wrote the epistle in the
spirit Of one who considered himself face
TO face with death, whose blood might
be poured out in martyrdom any moment.
who must be kept IN suspense TO see
how it will 90 with" him. but who trust
ed. nevertheless, that he would soon be
free TO make the journey to Philippi- The
letter was personal message to friends
who loved him. It is not 2 doctrinaI
treatise on great theological themes. but
an informal salutation and exhortation
TO the church at Philippi. illustrating
Paul's own faith hope and actuatins
motives in the Christian life and in
structing the church how to live the life
IN Christ in a practical way.
The keynote OF the epistIe is its joy
full, hopeful tone. As in the PhiIippian
prison Paul had sung psalms Of praise
at night with his back full of wounds
and blood. and his feet in stocks. so
now Roman prisoner wearing chains.
worn diseased, hated, maIigne4- he
still rejoiced. and trusted God. Tt has
been said that the sum Of his whole
letter is, I rejoice; rejoice ye| q
His letter is like one Of those MAJ
nificent pieces Of music. which. amid
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SPIPTTuALISm.

The eo-PTozressive Church holds
service at ? p. m. Sunday az Temple
Hall. Twelfth and II Streets northeast.
Lecture by Mrs z. E. Compton. Tests by
Mrs. Compton and A. H. Terry. All are
welcome.
First Association. Masonic Temple,
Ninth and Streets nOrthwest-Mrs
Jennie Legs Edison viii lecture al ii a
N. and T,30 p N. She WiU give spirit
messages. Silver collection at evening
service. Sunday school. 9:45 a. IA. All
welcome
The Educational and Religious Society
OF SpiTituaiists viii hold services sun
day at p. m, at SIC Ninth Street north
west. Mrs. E. E. Compton viii address
the congregation.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST.

Lewis c. Sheafe vii speak at Cadets
Armory Hall. o Street. between Seventh
and Eighth Streets northwest, Sunday
night, at $50; subject. The Tale OF Hu-
manity." Good song service All are vel
core
Capital and Labor-What Do These
Things Mean in the Light of the Prophe-
cies of the Bible Trusts and Labor Tn
ions, subject OF address By J. s. Wash
burn al the Second Seventh Day Adj
Ventist Church, Twelfth and II Streets
northwest, sunday at 100 D m Service
also al II a. N. subject, The Gospel IN
Galatians. Services also every Saturday
al 10 ar II a. N. You are earnestly in
vited
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UNTvERSALIsT.

Church OF Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest-TAe Rev. John Van
Scuaick. JT.. viii preach at If a. m, The
Home al Nazarsth;'' $50 p. n, the Fed
Grafton Of Young Peoples Societies. with
addresses by the Rev Alexander Kent.
D. D.. and HT. Charles r Weller upon
Practical Charity" Sunday school, 9:45
a m kindergarten. II a n.
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s. Chester. secretary OF foreign missions
of the Southern General Assembly.
Fourth Church. Thirteenth and YaIs
Streets. Columbia Heights the Rev.
Joseph T. Kelly. d. D., pastor-Sabbath
school. $50 a. m morning worship. II
o clock: evening worship, 80 O'Clock.
Preaching by the pastor al both services
Christian EndCavor service. $50 p. n;
Thursday, 7;3D p. m. meeting for prayer
and Bible study
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CHRIS TAN.

Vermont Avenue Church the Rev.
Frederick d. Power. pastor-Service.
with sermon, II and 40; evening theme.
Joel, the Prophet OF Pentecost." sun
day school. $50; adult department, 9.45;
Christian Endeavor $50; midweek meet
ing. Thursday. 7:45.
Whitney Avenue Church. Seventh
Street entrance % Soldiers Home. the
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Gospel: Luke ii: The Child Jesus IN the Temple
Sunday January 1lFiTst Sunday after Epiphany Hyginus
Monday, January 12-Tatiana. NJ. Satyrns Arcadius
Tuesday, January 13-Potius, N. Agriius B. Veronica
Wednesday January 14-EIilar B. D. MaIacy Pr Felix Mol
Thursday, January l5-Paui first hermit. AIar7ls Ab
Friday January 10 MarceIlus. Berard, Priscilla
Saturday. January 17,-Anthony A Sulpicirs LeoniJa
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First ChufeA Of Christ. Scientist. scot
fish Rite Hall. 1907 6 Street northwest
Services II a m ard p. IA, subject
Life: Sunday school II a. m. Wednes-
day. S p. m Public cordially Invited.
Seats free.
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O'Clock: vesper service at 1 o,cIocI, -
the evening, Mass during the wool -
100 a N.
St. Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. O. Rosensteel, pastor-services
tomorrow at 1890 a. m; mass on week
days except Wednesdays at $50: ban
tlsms after the mass on Sundays.
St. Augustine's Church. Ftrroon ;,
Street, near N Street. northwest The
Rev Paul Griffith. pastor. the Rev c
H Dougherty and the Rev. F. X Rfeh-
OF assistants-sunday masses at 6. :.
o ana II a m; masses on week days
al $50 and o'clock. Sunday school
Immediately after mass Vespers and
answers 10 question box at p. m.
St Matthew's Church the Rev. Father
Lee. rector; Fathers Sterling and Buck
ey assistants-Masses tomorrow at the
usual hours. The sodaIity, of which the
Rev. Father Sterling is the spiritual 81
rector, will meet Tuesday evening a.
80 o'clock.
St Dominie's Church. sixth and E
Streets southwest. the Very Rev. J. c.
Kent O. P. Dastor-Masses tomorrow
morning at 6. $50. 9 and Il o'cIock.
baDtEms sunday and Thursday from =
20 4 p. m: yespers at p. N.
ST. Martins Church. the Rev Father
Hannah. pastor-Services tomorrow as
usuEi
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Rev Ira V. Kimmel. pa5tor-Services at
II a IN; sermon Christian Living"
so D. m. sermon. The World, Flesh.
Devil" Bible school. 800 p. NJ: chorus
choir. leader. Dr. Allan G. Walker.
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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

St. Patrick's Church, Tenth Street
northwest, near F Street, the Rev. D. J.
Stafford. D. D. pastor; the Revs. T. s.
Dolan and James Gaynor. assistants
Solemn high mass at Il o'clock: NH
steal vespers and benediction at 7.s0
p m Baptism will be administered At
$3.50 p. m.
Cardinal Gibbons will administer con
irmation in St Patrick's Church to-
morrow. The st Vincent de Paul So
ciety meets during the winter in Car
roll Hall at 1918 on Sunday mornings
The Sunday school will be held after
the o'clock mass tomorrow morning
Saturday Instructions for the children
not attending the parochiaI schools viii
2 be given at Q O'Clock in the morning at
: Carroll Hall
The sewing school conducted BY the
sisters of St. Vincent's Academy. which
is open TO all the girls of the parish.
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 to L o'clock The sodaIitv
meets every Wednesday evening at 7.So.
The junior choir rehearsals take place
on Saturday evenings al 7:3O O'Clock.
The Sunday school teachers will hold
q regular monthly meeting in St Vim
cents Academy on the third Thursday
OF each month at 7:30 in the evening
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full choral eyensoug and sermon; week
days, I:15 a. m