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SPENCER'S WILL IS FILED.
Widow Made Chief Beneficiary, and
Children Get n Third.

Dated and executed in New York, July
q, 1905, the viii of the late Samuel Spen-
Ger, president of the Southern Railway
Company. was placed on file and admitted
to probate yesterday.
The testator names his wife, Louisa
Vivian Spencer. executrix. and I'm con-
junction with her are named as execU-
tors the two sons. Henry Benning Spen-
Ger and Vivian Spencer, and his sOn-in-
law. James D. Laying. jr.
OF the property. Mrs. Spencer, the
widow. is 10 receive the household furni-
tUre, horses, carriages. and equipments.
The widow is also willed the Spencer res
idence and real estate at Tuxedo Park,
Orange County. New York. or If she
prefers, she m,y take in place thereof,
within one year after his death, the resi-
dence at 20l2 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. It is also provided that any
real estate held by the widow at her
death shall go to the remaining children.
The remainder Of the estate is divided
into three equal parts; one-third 10 go
to the wife of the testatOr, another third
IS 10 be held In trust for her, she to re-
ceive all the profits acCruing therefrOm;
the last third being bequeathed to the
children in equal parts. In case of Mrs
Speneer's death. her third part in the es-
tate is to be given IN equal shares to the
surviving children.
II is stated in the petition that Mr.
Spencer left a personal estate exceeding
the value Of $4,000: while the real estate
and premises at 2Ol2 Massachusetts, ave
nue.. and a stable lot, are valued at about
$4,000. There are no debts.
The will Of Jane KOontz dated April
9. 1892. was placed on record for probate
yesterday Her personal property goes
20 her daughters, Catherine Walker
Koontz and Margaret Jane Koontz, her
sons, George Robert Koontz, John W.
Koontz, and Thomas Lishear KoOntz
The premises at 200 Fourth street south
east is devised to the daughters. Marga-
ret Jane Koontz and Catherine Koontz.
''as long as they remain single. Prop
erty, house, and lot at 202 Fourth street
southeast Is to be sold and the debts OF
the estate paid.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
United States supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
Present; The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
MIR Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Peekham, Mr.. Justice McKenna. MT. Justice
Holmes, and Afr. Justice Day
william r. Dickson Of Denver Colo; Charles
= burton. OF Chicago. H.. and Benjamin PhiiiiIs
OF Boston. Mass. were admitted TO practice
No 10 Charles Zsrtarian appellant, vs.. Geofse
T. Billings. United States Commissioner oi lTnEnl-
grafton: submitted hy Mr.. Daniel b. kuggles Tor
the appellant and by Sir. Assistant Attorney Cen
eIal Cooley for the appellee
No. lH- Northern Lumber Company appellant.
Is William O'Brien ct al. argued by Mr.. c. w.
Bum for the appellant. and. submitted by Mr. J. n
SeaTles for the appellees.
No l23 A. B. Ballard ct al. plaintiffs in error
vs.. Charles W Hunter ct al; argued hy Mr.
William NJ Randolph for the plaintiffs IN error
and submitted by Mr.. L. r Berry for the dc
PENDANTS in error.
No. 122 Johnston Armstrong, aneillary receiver.
SC. appellant vs. James A. Ashley et al; aTgu-
ment commenced by AIr George II. Lamar for the
appellant
Adjourned until Monday next at Y O'Clock
The day call for Monday. December TO- win be
as follows Nos l22 4o2 SO. l2i 80. 49, l22, l55
l34, and 10.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Second street northeast. between East Capitol and
streets-Nlary A Arnold to Edwin s. Arnold.
half interest in lot 81, square 72s. 81
lie Droit Park-Chsrles Z Barnes 70 James Howard.
lots S. and 81. block IS, SO
Willard street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets Emclie 5. Lawton 10 Moses
OTenberg. lot Z25. square l5l, SO
Sixth street southwest. between and streets
Joseph r. Edison ct al. trustees. 70 James NJ.
Place. part original lot IS. square 59. S.20
South Carolina southeast between Thirtsenth
and Fourteenth streets-L. Percy Daniel ct ux.
TO William y Morrison. lots II and Is, square
1899 SO.
Holmesd Nanor-Andrew h Lipsc0mb ct al. trns
tees. to Edward whitney, lots ls and 4s, bock
g. SO
y street northwest between Thirty-third and Thir.
ty-fourth streets-Charles NJ. y. Latimer ct ux.
to Michael J. Ready part lot l05, square I22s SO
Reservoir View-John A. Massie trustee, to John
w Powell lots q to 81. block 2, 500
Addition to Anacostia-Francis r. Weller to Sarah
A. Brady. lots 3s, ST. a. 4s, block 3, SIC
No 22H Thirteenth street northEest-W " ashinEtnl
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Of garnishes granted. Plaintiffs attorney John
Ridout
Norris rs. CapUzaya Mining Company; motion for
Judgment oTeuuled. Plaintiffs attorneys. Hope
wen & Smith; defendants attorney. c. T. Emig.
Cunningham rs. Boyer; motion for better bill OF
particulars dismissed fer want ot prosecution
Plaintiff attorney, Mr.. DuvaIl; defendants sttcr-
ney. John Ridout.
Musson IS. Washington and Great Falls Electric
Railway Company. motion TO dismiss appeal dis
missed for want 81 prosecution. Plaintiffs sttor-
neys. II. +. Davis and q. ". Drew: defendant 5
attorneys. c. A. Douglass and G. =. Hoover.
HaTgmTe vs.. Beiler; motion for security for costs
granted motion for bin Of particulars granted
in ten days. and twenty days thereafter f1r de
fendaut 70 plead. Plaintiffs attorneys Archer &
smith. defeniant's attorney. II. g.. Thomas
Washington Exchange Rank vs.. Robinson; iudE
ment 10y default for s. A9 Plaintiffs attorneys
Ralston & Sidd0ns
Assignment For Monday. December 10. 1906
No G.. Cole vs District of Columbia Attorneys
Gittings & Chamberlin-E. II. Thomas Douglas &
Douglas and J. j. Darlington.
No. I45 Foster vs. international Boiler Improve
mcut Company. Attorneys. Z. Z. Pratt and J. J.
Costigan-R B DicEey and John Ridout.
No lE Cumberland vs. Brennan Construction
Company. Attorneys. Charles Linkns and W. c.
GENERALIZATION Colbert * Hamilton.
No. g. Won Dahlen vs., Elw0od. Attorneys, z. II.
Th0nas-J aarlcs Fox.
Ne. Ii9 Hutchinson vs.. District of Columbia
Attorneys. j. d. sullivah-E. j. Thomas
No. I5L Balderston vs. Wolf Attorneys. J. l.
Peyser VI. !. Colbert, and II. B. Hamilton-R. L.
Montague.
No. no Falls vs.. Gurley ct al Attorneys. ]. F.
scaggs-W. J. Lambert and II. L. Davis.
No. In CowsI Phillips Attorneys. L. c.
Wiliamson-AIaeom Hufty.
No e. Burton ys. Elkns. Attorneys. George II.
Calvert jr-A- S. WoTthington and G. ]. Faulkner
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PRESBYTERIAN.
EASTERN PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
6th st. and Md. are ue
REY. THOMAS g EASrON. D. D.. PASTOR
Sunday school, sc a. Preaching, u a. n,
topic: "The Larger Life. Lecture 20 D. N
sixth In the course. topic; Celestial Artillery"
All seats free.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Donald C.
Macleod. ID. D., pastor. II a. m, The Teach
ing Of the Bible About Forgiveness o" rs D. "a
islment." Special music 40 the evening SERVER
Sunday school go a. m Y. p s G. E. 6s5
p. m Visitors are invited to all services.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Connecticut
ave. and 18th ats. Rev. Teunis ). Hamlin. d.
D., pastor VIII oficiate to-morros az Il a N. and
at p. n, "Pr0iestaEtism IN France.
PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 18th and sts..
Charles Alvin Smith. minister. Public sorship
II q. n. and 7iJ y. m. Sunday school az ,.
m. c. Z. Society. $50 ,. m Weemight meeting,
Wednesday, 7:i5 p m
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH New York ave-. and 18Th Sta Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor. il a m. public Eor-
ship 7.i5 p. n. The Man with Sealed lips
$50 a. m, Bible school. s.i5 a. NJ adult classes.
$50 y. m, Christian EndeaTCr Socety.
ECKINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. \.
Cap. and Y SIS. Preaching By pastor, Dr. W
TzliafeTTO Thompson. II a u. and 30 = N
Sunday-school. g . a. IN Christian Endeav0r. -
D. m. Seats free. Ali welcome.
BETHANY CHAPEL, 18Th and s,s nv. sun
day school az D. NJ. Christian Endeagor a.
j. m Preaching at s. by Rev. Zed h C0pp.
topic: Quick and Abiding Wealth. Special
music. Strangers welcome.
SIXTH PREsBYTERIAN-II a. n. sacrament and
reception 0f mcnbers. rs p m, illustrated ser
mon to Jr. o. L. A. IL, subject. ~PatrigtiC
Pietv'
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EXCURSIONS.

Travellers to California find the Wash
frgton-Sunset route by far the most en-
jayable. convenient, and pleasant for
travel to the Pacific Coast. The freedom
from smoke, cinders, and coal gas result
Ing from the use of oil instead Of coal, the
splendid train equipment. and variety and
grandeur of the scenery all subscribe 10
the pleasure OF travel via this route. Tri-
weekly personally conducted excursions
are made from this city, through berths
in tourist sleeping cars at a very nominal
sum. Several winter tours TO California
will be made via this route this season.
The general agent, II. J. P0stOn, Is 10
cate6 at 5ll Pennsvlvania avenue.
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CHAPTER XIII-Continued.

When she withdrew, Durham poured
out two cups Of tea and ate some toast
Gore waited patiently enough but there
was a restless air about him which show
ed that his patience was tried severely
At length Durham satisfied his appetite,
took the edge of. as 1t were, and then re-
turned TO his seat.
Bernard" he asked, poking the fire.
you never told me that Sir Simon gave
you a check for e1,OO0"
Gore started up with an exclamation.
What do you mean? 1 never received
such a large check as that in all my
life"
But your grandfather gave you one
I'm September. payable to bearer
NO lie certainly did not. You forget
that we had quarreled. From the moment
left the Hall some months ago l never
received a penny from him. 1 lived, as
you know. on what little money 1 inher-
tied from my father. You gave $50
to me yourself"
Il went to the bank" said Durham.
with an air Of satisfaction, ''and asked
if such a check had been presented. and
by whom?"
But how did you learn about this
oheek?"
"Oh! I found IT among Sir simon's
private papers when he died. 1t had
been honored and returned cancelled with
the bank book. I need not have asked
if il had been presented, as Il had, and
had also been paid. But | wanted 10
examine the whole thing from the be-
ginning. The teller-who knows you-in-
formed me that you presented the check
about the beginning of October, and
that he paid you the money"
1T is utterly falser' cried Gore, vio-
ltntly
Keep your temper, old boy" said Dur
ham, soothingly. Il know that as we'll
as you do. The man who presented the
check was dressed as an Imperial Yeo-
man. He told the teller he had enlisted
and the teller, thinking he was you
wished him good luck"
But, Mark" said Bernard. much per-
pleXed. 'this double Of mine must be ex-
traOrdinarily like me, for the teller
knows me well"
There is a reason for the likeness
The young man hesitated, wondering II
it would be right to tell his friend that
Mrs. GilrOy claimed to be the first wife
Of Walter Gore. On rapid reflection. he
decided 70 say nothing about the matter
at present, knowing Bernard's violent
temper. He therefore confined himself
to bare detail Mrs. Gilroy called at my
Office he said slowly. Ito complain that
the one hundred a year left TO her by
Sir Simon was not enough"
"Oh. confound Mrs Gilroy." said Gore,
imTatenuy. 4 want to know about this
check This double who presented it
must be the fellow who masqueraded in
the kitchen"
And perhaps-who knows may have
murdered Sir Simon"
Its not unlikely. Mrs. Gilroy said
she admitted some one like me-or. as
she thought, me-about ten, and"
Wen come To that presently. I ex-
amined Jane Rlordan, who was courted
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and l sts.
ne. a. K Wright. pastor l. a. H.. Men Who
Turned the World Upside Down" p. n.
Christian Stewardship. Sunday school. 10 a.
N. b. Y. 2. T.. J.
WEST WASHINGTON. 3lst and y SIS. Rev. c. p
Stealey. pastor H. Motives and Methods" 30
a DistuTber q the Peace" Sunday school. $50.
Young People, $50. Strangers welcome
FIRST BAPTIST 18th and o sts nv. Rev.
Charles F. Winhigler. pastor. u q. m. Com
muni0n with Christ. 7i5 p m, The Weak
ness Il the Law" Sunday school go a N.
Christian Endeavor p. n All are welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and sts.
rev. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching services Il
a. n, Where's satans Thr0ue:" 745, "He
Means Ne" Sunday school go a. n. Chris
tian Fndeavor Gas "a m
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Enuity Court No. I.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
Handy Handy; time 20 take testimony limited
Complainauts solicitor George l. Sullivan: defend
ant solicitor Campbell CarruE1Un
Mitchell IS Arizona Cuban Asphalt Mining Com
pany; decree Of November . vacated and cause Te-
instated. leave to file replication nunc Tro tune
granted and time to take testimony limited. Com
piainants solicitor. G. =. Emig; defendants solici-
ter. z. Hilton jackson.
Cahin rs. Miller; auditors report ratified Com
piainauts solicitors. COldTen & Fenniug.
Mcclure vs.. Lincoln: defendant ordered 10 pay
certain SUMS C0mplainants solicitor. j. F. scaggs;
defendants solicitors. II. J. Colbert and 3. T.
Thomas
shugrue vs.. shugrue; substitution Of trustee or
dered Compsinant's solicitor Z. l. Schmidt
Prezzavento vs. Petrone; restraining order grant
cd. Complsinaut's solicitor. ). C. Peelle. defend
ants solicitors. Collins 4 Collins.
PillsbUry v. Metropolitan Coach COMPANY exocu-
ti0ns to auditors report ordered stricken from files
and auditors report ratified. Compartments solici-
tors, c. J. Murphy and X. P, Shealey; defendants
solicitors Hamilton & Colbert.
Freeman vs. Freeman: guardian ad Item apr0int-
ed. Complainants solicitor. John B. Larner.
Bruce vs. Bruce; examiners fee ordered paid
C0mDlainants solicitors G. H. Hemans and George
I. Collins DEFENDANTS solicitors. Fountain Peyt0n
Hughes & Gray and T. L. Jeffords
Broadus vs.. BToadus; appearance Of absent de-
fendant ordered. Ccmplainant's solicitors ]. r.
Bundy ard George f. Collins
H0bs0n rs. HCbson; appearance Of absent defend
ants ordered CGmplain2nts solicitor W h Reilly
Foster Denism; hearing on rule continued to
December Il. Complainauts solicitors. ). e. Peele
and Z. Z. Slanan, defendants solicitor, Irwin b
Linton
Eisinger vs. Dieudonne: time to take testimony
limited. Complainant's solicitor. HAYDEN johnson.
defendants solicitors John Ridout and b. 4. Leigh
tom
Stetson IS Robinson; report Of special auditor
ratified and distribution ordered. Complainauts so
licit0r. G. W. Stetson; defendants solicitor, T. H.
Marshall.
Cahll vs.. Cahill; alimOny from registry ordered
paid. Complsinants solicitors, J. L. Potbiry and
4 par1fr-+cr
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Someryills vs. Green; motion for Judgment granted
for s32. Plaintiffs attorney J. Dawson Williams
defendants attorneys. Hallam & Hallam.
Lord Emery: motion for new trial overruled
Judgment verdict for plaintiff for 81 59o; appeal
bond. 500. Plaintiffs attorneys E. c. Dutton and
John RidOut: defendants attorneys. W. Meyef
Levin and J. Enos Ray.
ByTne vs.. LisReT; motion for new trial over
ruled Judgment verdict for plaintiff for 81 500
aUpeal supersedeas bond 5000 Plaintiffs at
torney. L. II. David; defendants attorney Leon
TobrineT.
RichaIdson vs. Cannon; motion for new trial
oTeTruied and Judgment verdict for defendant
against plaintiff Cor $50 or return of property.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Thompson & Laskey defend
ants attorney Edmund Burke
Brooks vs.. Waring; motion for oral examination
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEAsANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH Columbia road and I4th st. NV The
pastor. Rev. NJ Ross F:shhurn. vii preach az II
a. m and 7 rs D. m. Evening seTmon. second In
series. subject: What Young Folks Should
Know" $50 g. m, Sunday Sc o0l. 3 D. m,
Junior Endsay0r. $50 p. m. Senior EndesvOr.
g SIS. uw. Rev. Charles H. Everest. j.. D.. acting
pastor. II a. H., public worship with sermon
6 D. n, public worship with sermon. Music by
quartet and chorus choir, Led by Or. J. W.
Bischof Orgauist $50 a. n. Sunday school.
e.t5 D n. Christian EndeaEor.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran sts. nv. Rev.
Frank Sewall. y. n. pastor viii preach al u
a. N. Sunday school, l2I5 Evening service and
lecture. 30 O'Clock, second on Christianity of
To-day" Roman Catholicism: Political Changes
Spiritual Movement; the Christian Dsm0crats "
review Of Senator Fogazzsro's II Sant0.' Al
ara welcome.
THE ARK or NOAH. WAS IT FACT. Fanny.
On Fundamental Truth - suhfct q address Il
the Nev-Church Mission l3l2 q 81. NV, second
foov. AZ 6 O'Clock 2. n. Al are cordially III
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TELLS OF JAPANESE LIFE.
KGrmatH TrHve1OEue Interests Large
House at Columbia

AaEHAutu L lFuNclOEUc interests large
House at Columbia.
Because OF the persistent discussion Of
Japan in all quarters, the Karmata trav-
elogue at the Columbia Theater yesterday
afternoon. on the land Of the Mlkado. was
OF more than ordinary interest. and a
well filled house greeted the lecturer
and his pictures OF the Japanese sOldiery
were viewed attentiVely. This was not
the most interesting feature of the lee
ture however which was prOfusely Illus
trated with both motion and cOloTed pic
lures. With these he took his hearers
through all parts of the beautiful coun-
try, showing the flower professions dur
ing the season Of the pink cherry bios
SONS
One Of the thrilling pictures was that Of
a saRIpan ride through a wild and mar
row rapids. All features of japanese
life, including the children, geisha girls.
and domestic customs, were portrayed,
and the speaker painted a vivid word
picture Of life IN the rising nation OF the
Orient
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Crimina, Court No. L.
JLSTICE STAFFORD.

United States vs. Susie JenifeT. mansaughter; /;
sentence to penitentiaTy for two years. Attornsys
A. W Scott and W. Calvin Chase.
United States VI. James Fortune, murder second
degree. motion for new trial overniled; sentenced
penitentisry for twenty years Attorney, Campbell
Darlington.
United States rs Walter n. Lydicb embezzle-
ment: plea guilty: sentenced to pententiary for
two years and three months Attorney W. j.
Lambert
United States ". Walter II. Iydiek, embezzle-
meat AMI false pfetenses; noIle pros
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WAND to Adopt ChiI.I.

George 7. Dyer and Ella NJ. Dyer, his
wife. S24 Jefferson street, filed petition
In the local courts yesterday asking that
they be permitted to adopt Sarah Lang
ley. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Langley, who are dead The
child was born March 1. 1898 Mr.. Dyer
is employed at the navy yard.
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Mrs. Bnbcock Il Recoverinp.

According 10 the latest reports, the wife
of Representative Joseph w Babcock.
who was recently operated on for ap-
pendicitis, is steadily improving. At the
residence, l 3 street northwest, 1t was
said last night that unless some unfore-
seen complication sets in, her recovery is
merely a matter OF time
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CARDOzO TESTIMONY TAKEN.
Arguments in school Case to BE
Heard MONDAY.

Hearing was had yesterday before JUS
tice Anderson on the petition of F. l.
Cardozo, for a writ of mandamus to com
mel the board of education to reinstate
him as supervising principal OF the Thir-
teenth division Of the local public schools
Attorneys Henry (. Davis. James A.
Cobb. and F. L. Cardozo each testified
as to the occurrences at the meeting of
the board October Il last the time of Mr.
Cardozo's dismissal All the testimony
IN the case is now before the court and
arguments will be taken up next Monday
The point involved in the controversy
is admitted by both sides to be one OF
law. and hinges on the question as 20
whether or not under the law the school
authorities had a right to dismiss Car
dozo. Many members Of the school board
were present and followed the proceed
inEs with deep interest
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST (Scientst). I5lh and
u sts nw. Service. Sunday Il a. m and D. m.
subfect "God the PTeseTveT Of Nan sun
day--chool. II a. N. wednesday D. m Public
cordially invited Ali seats free. Free reading
rooms in the Traders National Bank Building.
10th st. and Pa ave.
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE SECULAR LEAGUE The Religion Of An
cient Egyut." subject Of address by Dr. ". A
Croffut. al p. n. Pythian Temple, lol2 9Th 81
NV Free seats and free discussion.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAmINE 81. e CHURCH. 9th and P sts. DIV.
Carl e. Doney pastor. go. Sunday school Il.
sermon. The Devils Taunt. SO. Epworth
League. 80 sermon, George Muller"
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EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall. 1851 G. 81. nv Services 4
g. m and ! - p. m Morning lecture by Bishop
Oliver c. Sabin viii be Of the regular series 4
lectures teaching how % heal the SICK through
divine methods. Subject of evening lecture by
Mrs. o. E Thornley,. What Is Isifes'' Testi-
m0uial nesting Wednesday eTsning at : 30. Seats
tn. al inrtted
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts NV
Rev. John Van Schaick. jr.. pastor. u a. m
Making Room for Chris" 2. n, orzan
recital and concert
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,VENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH cor 18th
and II SITS. NV sermon b. Evangelist X. q.
Russell. Sunday. December g. 5:f5 p. n. sub
ject; Who Made the Deri3s Why Wasn't He
Destroyed in the Beginning. The Origin Of Evil
All Welc0me
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ALL SOULS CHURCH c0r 18th and L SIS.
Ulysses q. B. Pierce. minister. Gas e. n SIM
day school and class for the compara tive study e
religion. 10 A. H.. unity study class Il a. N.
morning service; serHlon by the minister. "a
p u, Young Peoples Religious Union.
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permit wss issued b
Building Inspector Ashford yesterday:
To Th--uas II. Collins. for one two-st0ry frame
dwelling at 20 Rhode Island avenue northeast;
architect George H. LLOYD; builder John Z. Green;
estimated cost. $500
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Equity Suits.

No 25749 Margaret Shugrue rs. James b. shu-
Er1e: 10 substitute trustee Compartments solicitor
Z. L. schmidt
No aa50 In re adoption OF Sarah Langley; 70
adopt child Petitioners solicitor. W. W. Boar
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NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pytbian Temple
Alex Kent pastor. VIII speak az HIS Of The
Great Work Beng Done by the Club Women u
Our Country. Seats free Al vele1me-
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.
INITAHIAN

SECOND. 22d St, near Q. Sermons by pastor. Rev.
Il Waddell Pratt. at Ii a N. and 80 p u.
All Yeats free