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The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
Land Purchased for Seminary.

Elkton, Nd, Nov 23-An important
real estate deal took place here to-day,
when Edward ". Taylor sold his Pleas.
ant Mount Farm. containing POI acres.
near Elkton. TO the Oblates Of St. Francis
de Sales Gncorporated). a corporation OF
the State Of Delaware. The price maid
was 5000. The property will be improved
and the large stone dwelling will he so
enlarged as 10 be used as a seminary
for the education OF young men for the
Catholic priesthood
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
$1,000 SPENT BY JACKSON.
TOTmer Governor, TAINTED, Gives
Amount His Election Cost Him.

SPECIAL tp Tie Washington Herald
Cambridge, Nd, Nov. 23.-In last weeks
issue of the Dorchester Era. a Republican
paper published here. Editor James l..
Barrett commented on the fact that Ex-
Gev. Elihu Z. Jackson had condemned
election bribery on the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. Barrett asked if Gov Jackson
would like % tell on the witness stand
what it cost him 10 become governor of
Maryland. A marked copy of the paper
was sent 10 former Gov. jackson and
elected from him a reply to the effect
that his election cost him just S5C0l
above his personal expenses. which were
from $50 10 $lC0.
OF this amount half was paid 10 the
committee early I'm the campaign. the
other half was paid after the election to
help pay $500 then due the newspapers
In the State for publications refuting
the charge that the jackson Company
had treated its employees badly.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
MARYLAND PASTOR ENJOINED.
Rev. John +. smith Cannot Preach
in WiiIistOn VI. r. Church.

SPECIAL 90 The Washington Herald
Denton. Nd. Nov. 23.-The Circuit Court
OF Caroline County has granted an in
Junction restraining Rev. John Z. Smith
from holding religious services in Willis
ton Methodist Episcopal Church. this
county. Mr.. Smith is now a member Of
the Swedenborg.an Church, bat formerly
belonged to the Wilmington Conference
Of the NJ. +. Church
The edidce ia dispute was built for the
congregational Church in 1S5S. but in
more recent years has been supplied with
a pastor by the Methodist Conference
In 1851 it was transferred 10 the MethO-
dist Conference Some time ago on a
change being made iH the circuit, by
which the pastor of this church was
transferred, tho congregation refused u
accept the new pastor. and invited Rev
Mr.. Smith % preach. This caused the
pastor OF the church, Rev. A. $. BichcIe
70 ask FOR an injunction, notice OF which
has just been served on Nlr. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
NAMES COUNSEL FOR NEGRO.
William Fisher and Robert ASLina
Plead Not Guilty TO Murder.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. Nov. 23-ID the Circ,,,-
Court at this place. William Fisher and
Robert Askins. both colored. were this
morning arraigned before Judge Hender-
son on indictments charging them with
murder. Each pleaded not guilty. Judge
Henderson appointed Thomas Dawson
and Alexander Kilgour to defend Fisher
He will also be represented by Edward
G. Peter. who viii defend Askins.
Fisher is charged with the murder Of
Ernest T. Smms. a young negro. at
GAINESVILLE last summer, and Askins with
the murder Of Henry Prettyman near
Linden several months ago. Both OF the
murdered men were shot-Simms with =
shotgun and Prettyman with a revolver.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
PERMIT YOUTHS TO WORK.
Many Licenses Issued by Maryland
officials at Hagcrstoyvn.

Hog0rst0Wn. Nd Nov In Two day.
JOS permits have been issued by DR.. c
II. Scheller. county health commissioner
20 children 90 work ln factories in this
city under the child-lab0r Law. One hun
dred aud eishty-seyen applicants were ex-
amlued. - OF which number were reject
ed. J. O.. Scaoufarber, assistant statisti-
clan. and J. B. JoyEer. factory inspector
OF the State bureau of statistics, were
here and examined the candidates The
officers found in several factories children
engaged in dangerous occupations.
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GUILTY OF sHANGHAIING.
Capt. Crockett Fined $500 for III
Treatment. OF Oyster Boatmen.

Hn1elal . Ihe Washington Hefali
Norfolk, Va Nov. 23-Andrew A.
Crockett, Of Tangier Island and master
of the oyster Vessel, James A. Whiting
who has been on trial in the United
States District Court for the last two
days on the charge Of having shanghaied
nine men at Richmond and also win
having restrained assaulted. and other
wise abused them while on the vessel
was pronounced guilty this afternoon Tho
penalty imposed by Judge WaddelI was y
une Of $500.
Many oyster vessels are stin out Of
commission in the vicinity OF Tangicr Is
land. as the result Of the release of
many crews by masters, following the
arrest Of Crockett.
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. ST. near 7th sw.
DR. Weston BHIner. minister. II a. m- The
Conversion of a Commercial Traveller" rs. The
Tragedy Of the Young Man Who Dared God"
Baptism. Large chorus choir trained by Mrs.
Palmer.
WEST WASHINGTON. 5lst and SITS Rev. c. p
S-ealey, pastor II. special service. 80 evan
gelistic Miss Beelman. who greatly pleased the
association with hcT c1-uet solos. win play. Bap-
tism.
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST e. RCH. sth and I sts
no. A. X Wright pastor il a. m Which
sidet' s b. ~, A Review and 4 Previe7y %
BaDtinnE at ?. N. Sunday school. 70. b. !.
J.. l..
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o sts nw. Rev. Charles
J. NinbigleT. pastor. II a. m. Obedience 7.i5
p n, "Skepticism." go a. m Sunday school
2. D.. Q I. Strangers wecoEe-
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CHARLES W. HENSEIL DIES.
Winchester Merchant Succumbs 10
Pneumonia and Paralysis.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Nov. e3.-Charles w.
HenseH, one. of Winchesters best-knov-n
residents. died to-day. aged six.v-njne
years Mr. Henseil was stricken with
paralysis last Sunday and pneumonia de-
vcioped, causing his death. 1Ir. HenseU
was for twenty years engaged in the dry
goods business. retiring a few years ago
He served In the city council and was
at one time its president; was captain of
the Sarah Zane Fire Company. and past
eminent commander of Winchester Com
mandery- Knights Templars He is sur
vived by his widow. one son, Clarence,
and one daughter, Mrs. +. /. Smith. Of
Stephens City.
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NEGRO KILLS MERCHANT.
Quarrel over Crops Leads TO Shoot
ing at Arlington.

Special O. The Washington Herald.
Lyncnburg, Va Nov. 81. \. Moore.
a merchant at Arlington, Nelson County,
was murdered to-day by John Johnson. a
negro, who escaped. They had a misun-
derstanding over crops in Thomas store
and Moore started around the counter to-
ward the negro. who told him to stop.
Moore did not stop, and Johnson raised
a double-barrel gun De had with him and
shot Moore in the heart. He then fed
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VETERAN ENDS HIS LIFE.
John n. Quinn, Of "StOnewaII' jack
sons Brigade, shoots Himself.

NTlrI3I y TIC Na-llUEIoU Ul-III.
Hagerstown, Sid. Nov. E.-John p.
Quinn. a Confederate veteran. having
been a member OF the famous Stouewa!l
Jackson Brigade. committed suicide to-
day az his home az BeIdugton by shoot
ing himself .u the head with a revolver.
Startled by the report Of the revolver.
Mrs Quinn ran 10 her husbands room.
only to find him lying dead ON the floor
and the weapon st.u clatched in his
hand. Worry over his continued I'D health
Is believed % have prompted the act He
was sixty years old. and is survived by a
wife and three children.
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AWAKENS TO FIND CORPSE.
Husband Shocked by Finding Wife
Dead by His Side.

STccial - The washington HuaId
Richmond. Va, Nov. 23.-Constable r.
II. Samuel awoke this morning to find
his wife dead by his side.
She was in apparent good health when
she retired. and her husband did not
know how long she had been dead and
lhe discovery was "a terrible shock.
she was Miss Bette Martin. Of King
ana queen County and is survived by
Two sons, Frank and John Samuel.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
BOUIC WILL FILED.
Estate Devised to Family. and
Faithful Domestic Remembered.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville Nd, Nov 22-The last will
and testament of the late William Veirs
Bouic has been fled for probate and rec
ord in the office Of the register Of wills at
this place
The instrument beqUeajhs 70 Albert N.
Bouic the sum Of Sl501. 20 Charles Nor
man Bouic, SlWo and 20 Ms. Isabel
Bouic Buck. SIe1. all being children of
the deceased. To Lucy Book. c5lored
servant, is bequeathed 500 as "a slight ap-
probation of her years OF faithful ser
vices"
The rest Of the estate, personal. real
and mixed, is left to the widow of the
deceased during her natural life or until
her marriage, after which il is TO be di-
vided among the FIVE chiIdreu-Albert N
Charles n. Harry v. Richard Garner
BOuic. and Mrs. Isabel Bouic Buck Al
ber, ~ Eouic and Charles y. BOuic are
named IS executors.
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ANNEXATION CASE APPEALED.
Great Interest Manifested In De-
cision of Virginia Court.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Richmond Va, Nov. 23.-The annexa-
ton ease in which the County of Henrico
IS stoutly fighting against the absorption
OF its area by the city of Richmond was
argued before the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals to-day on appeal from the decision
Of Judge Nicol. Of Prince William. who
sat IN the Circuit Court here in the case
The extension. which was ordered under
the new act of legislature providing for
annexation Of outlying lands by cities
has been bitterly fought by the county
from the beginning.
The decision will be received with
widespread interest, as il concerns a num-
Der of such cases fu the State
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$500 for GIrI.s nenth-

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. Nov 23-Ffve
thousand dollars damages were awarded
the administrator Of Miss Alice Hairs
estate. against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway in the CirCIit Court Of Hanover
County. YESTERDAY The suit grew out of
the killing Of Miss Han by a train on
that road at Beaver Dam last year. A
motion was made by the attorneys for the
railroad 10 have the verdict set aside.
1t viii be argued at the next term Of the
court
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
WLLIAMSPORT COUPLE WEDS
Woman Who Was Divorced WeeI.
Ago Il n Bride.

SPECIAL ta The Wash lingJoD Herald.
Hagerstown, Md, Nov. 13.-AIrs. Susan
.C. Henson, aged forty-seyen years, who
one week ago procured a divorce from
John ". Henson, and Samuel f. Davis.
aged forty-eight. both of WnEamsport.
this county. came 10 HagersJown pro-
cured license, ana were married by
Rev c. r. CuHz
The couple left this afternoon for Wash
inston, where they viii make their future
home
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KIDNAPPED FROM NAVY.
Alleged Deserfer Says Uncle Took
Him from Command.

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 23.-Charles
Wallace. of Georgetown Ohio. q deserter
from the navy. VINO was arrested at
Moundsville. claims he was kidnapped
from his command by his uncle, James
Wallace. Of Bellaire. The boy enlisted
under age. and after his uncle. who is
his guardian, failed by legal measures 10
get him out he took him by force. he saws.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
Ocean Stennnshins

New York, Nov. 23-Auircd-Steaners la Provence,
from Hayre November j.: Cedric. from Liverpool.
November H.
Arrived out-Steamer La Touraine. al HaUe. fron
New York
Sailed from foreign ports-Steame- AIinnetonka,
from London for New York
Outgoing steamers. ssii November 2t-St Louis,
for southampton. s.Q Lucania. for Liverpool >
m; Minnehaha. for London. I229 u. m.
Incoming steamers due November 2i-Philadelph.a,
from Southampton November Il. Carunis rom
Liverpool, November t.
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Attempt to Wreck Train Fails.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. Nov. 23.-The time
" discovery by two colored men who
were out hunting, and who notified the
operator at Milford, of several pieces OF
iron tied 90 the main track Of the Wash
ingtoa Southern Railroad, about one mile
north Of Milford, prevented a wreck. Rail
road detectives have been put on the
work Of locating the attempted wreckers
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
NEW CHURCH,

NEW CHURCH 18th and C0rco-an sts nv. Ths
Rev. Frank sgWal, D. D.. pastor. VIII preach AZ
II a. H.. The Function of Mystery in Religion ?
q. The Meaning Of the Vail" sunday school,
ZI5 Yespers. 5 p. m, with bTi5f address
Thanksgiving Day: Service and sermon u a. n.
AL sre cordially invited
THE SCIENCE OF RATIONAL THINKING. %
sublect of address at the New Churca Mission.
1872 G. ST. NV. second floor. 80 O'Clock = H.
Al are cordially invited. A free circulating library
Is open % the public
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Denver Wan surrender..
10 - WashInrton He-nld

lI-I0I11I % TIT N7oIiIIIbIUu HtIdI1
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 23.-Dr. solomon
orentieich. Of Denver. Colo, walked into
the Northeastern police station this af
ternoOu and surrendered himself to Lieut.
Wellener He stated that he was wanted
in Denver on the charge Of felonious as
sauit According to the story he told the
police he jumped his bail al Denver last
February.
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widomcr Of 90 H,ed- srln.ter of 45

Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, Nov. 23.-MiSs Anna
+. Powell, aged forty-fve years. and ia
cob Neakel. widower who gave his age
as sixty years, both Of Fulton County.
Pa, came to Hagerstown to-day. pro-
cured a license. and were married this
evening by Rev Charles Il. Shaw. OF the
Episcopal Church. at Hancock
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.

SOUTHERN PREsBYTEBIAN, Second. I'd s.
uesr Q. Sermons by pastor. Rev Il MADDEN
Pratt, a. Il a. N and 20 = n Thanksgiving
service. THURSDAY, AZ Il a. Il. All seats free.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Js5uthem Assen-
bly, Sd and SIS nv. Preaching Il a. n. s0I
80 p n. by the pastor-elect Rev. james H.
Taylor Sunday school. 90 a. II. Y. p s.. go D.
N. Prayer meeting. Thursday. 30 Seats free
a. all services
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS.
Two Hundred Delegates Present at
Hagcrstovvn Convention.
Special 10 The Washington Herald


HageTstOwn. Md. Nov. 23-The Wash
ington County Sunday school convention.
in session here with over 200 deIegates
in attendance. to-day elected the follow
ing officers: Vice president. Or. Y NJ.
ReicharG; secretary. Miss Carrie Brown.
treasurer, John Gassman: executive com
mittee. J. Frank Roessner. A. NJ. Shu-
man, Charles W. Siebold, j. Irwin Bitner.
and Rev. W. H. Iilley
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soIdier of Fortune rs Dad.

Winchester, Va, Nov 23.-Augustus
Ehrhar', Il familiar figure about town.
died at the Memorial Hospital to-day.
aged fifty-six. Ehrhardt was a veteran Of
the Crimoan war He was born in Al
SAGE Lorraine. He early became a soldier
of fortune. and wandered an over the
world.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
new RULES GOVERN POLICE
Alexandria Commissioners Plan Re.
organization Of Force.
Chief 90 Have Full Charge, and in
Future VIII Not tie Assigned
to Special DUTY.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
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Corner Of Prince and Royal s,ree

Alexandra, Va, Nov. 23.-Another sec
u0n Of the new set OF rules for the gov
eminent Of the Alexandria police force
was adopted by the police commissioners
a. a called meeting held this evening
The board viii meet again next Tuesday
evening The principal regulations adopt
Ell pertain 20 the organization Of the
force 1t IS provided that 1t shall con-
sist Of a chief. first and a second lieu
tenant and patrolmen. The second Heu-
tenant is to be designated from among
the privates, and is To- have duties sim
liar TO those of the first lieutenant The
chief. it is announced, is to have complete
executive charge Of the force. and is TO
be exempt from any special duties.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
ENGINE GOES THROUGH BRIDGE
One Nan Killed, Another Dying,
While Six Escape by Jumping.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Md, Nov. 23-The engine
on the Flanagan Lumber Railroad, which
connects with the AIorgantown and King
Wood. owned by Senator Elkins, in Pres
ton Count. ". Va. went through a
bridge. Staley Freeburn. Of Herring. ".
Va, was so badly scalded that death soon
ensued George Rumble OF OutcrOp. ".
Va. is fatally scaided. Eight men were
riding in the engine. and the others es-
capped by jumping. Freeburn was caught
under the wreckage. and could not be re-
leased until after he was literally cooked
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
GRAND LODGE SESSION ENDS.
Odd Fellows VIII Meet in CIarl1s-
burg, ". Va, Next Year.

Special To- The Washington Herald.
Chariest0wn. w. Va. Nov. 23.-The for
ty-ust annual session of The Grand Iodra
of West Virginia, T. O. o. F.. closed this
evening after a three days meeting here
Next years meeting viii be al CIarl.s-
burg The following officers were elected.
A. NJ. Woodbridge. grand master; A. IT..
Cecil, deputy grand warden; Frank
Rhodes. grand warden. +. a. Billings.
grand secretary, and \. J. Seamen. grand
treasurer. Delegates 10 the State assem-
ply are as follows. Mrs. Annie Serkett.
president, Mrs. Sadie Ruttercutter vice
president; Miss Hattie Roney. grand sec
fet3Ty; Mrs. May Currence. grand ward
On. and Airs. Emma Johnson. treasurer
The delegates expressed themselves as
pe'ns wei pleased with the preparations
mace here for their entertainment.
ihe grand lodge presented Capt. J G.
Holmes, chairman OF the committee OF
arrangements here. with a handsome sold
Knight Templar charm. in recognition OF
his service.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24

The remains Of Miss Carrie Y. Perry.
who died yesterday afternoon AT her par
ents home, 32S South Patrick street. will
be taken TO Manassas. Va. for interment
The sum Of S2s6.7) has been collected for
the benefit of the widow Of Charles r
Smith. who was killed last month while
assisting an officer in arresting negro.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
CONGREGATIONAL.

II CUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
Church Columbia road and l4th ST. nv. Rev. N.
Ross Fishbuu, pastor. go a. n. Sunday school
II a. m. sermon By the pastor. , p. m. Junior
Endesvor. j. n, Senior EndeaTOr. 8 p. m.
sermon BY Prof. J. ". Chickerine Thanksgiving
service Thursday. az il a. u. Addresses by Sec
retary Wilson. q tho Department Of Agriculture.
and Commissioner West
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
sneciaI Choral serricc.-

Arrangements have been perfected for
special choral services. which VIII be
held at ST. Pauls Episcopal Church on
Thanksgiving evening at 8 o'clock. A
choir of forty voices, assisted by Ken
meth Ogden. tenor viii sing Snecker's s
sacred cantata. The Fatherhood of
Cod Solos VIII also be sung by Miss
Lucy Graves. Mrs. William Woolls. Miss
Maude Harding. J. Harris Franklin. and
Richard Writ
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
To Make Life-saving Device.

The State corporation committee has
granted charter to the Watson EIeva-
tor Safety Appliance Company. incorpor-
atcd Of this city. The sum Of $1,000 is
named as the capital stock. The company
viii manufacture Ife-saving devices for
elevators
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

vANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Church. Scottish Rite Hall 157 q 81 nv. SER
vices. Il a. N. and 20 D. m Morning lecture BY
Bishop Oliver C. sabiu VIII be of the series cf
lectures teaching hJE 10 heal the sick through
Divine methods. Subject Cf evening lecture hv
Bishop Sabiu: Let Your Light shine" TEST
monial Meeting wednesday evening az 20. Saa-s
free. all invited
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
sEvENTH-DAY ADvExTIsTs.

SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERMON a. ths
Church, corner n and 18th SITS. NV. SUNDAY No-
Eenber .. 7.i5 p. H.. By Evangelist X C. Russell.
The theme VIII involve q view Cf our nation. Us
prosperity and future. as outlined in the Bible
All welcome
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NON-sECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple 1912
Th So nv Alex. Kent minister. VIII speak nt
II5 q The Primitive Church and Private Prop
rr---- s.-t. i-a.- al malc-raa
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Horses Kick Fractures skull.

Frederick, Md. Nov. 23.-AIbert Shearer.
twenty-onc years old, employed AT the
country home of Or. Samuel r. Hoops.
near Frederick was kicked on the back
Of the head by Il spirited horse last night
and his skull was fractured.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE. q Grant
place NV Regular Sunday services. 9 p. Ia.
Wumeu's PRAYER meeting .. 10 Bible teach
ing, Mr. Philip Nauro. 7.i5 D. n. preaching, T.
4. Cullen Every one cordially invited
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

EPW0RTH II. 4. CHURCH SOUTH. cor. 7th
and sts ne. Rev. ID. T. Blakenore. pastor.
Revival services continue preaching II a. n and
80 ,. m. By DR.. ". s. Neighbors. Of Roanoke.
Va, who win continue 70 preach during the week
az gas and 20 D. m
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HA1LINE NJ. T. CHURCH. sth and P sts. nv
Carl g. DOney. pastor. $50. Sunday school II
sermon, 1T TendeJh 20 Poverty" $50, Epwortt
League. 80. sermon, Christ and Zaccharus
All are welcome.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER Sunday
services a. Rauscher's 1852 Conn. ave. a. p. n.
Lecture on the Afro-American religious songs and
illustrations. Public cordially invited
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. Scientist. 18Th and
sts- nv. Services sunday u a. N ard :
p. N; subject. Ancient and Modern Necr0mancv F.,
or Mesmcrism and HyInotisn." Sunday school
Il a. II. "Wednesday s o. m. Public cor
daily invited. AL seats free. Free rcadI1g rooms
IN the Traders NstioEsI Bank Building 10Th s..
and Ia ave. NV
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Services. WITH
sermon by r. d. Power. il and 80 Sunday
school, go. c. Z, ESQ. Thanksgiving service,
Thursday. Il a. n Come.
NINTH STREET. 9Th AND D SITS. NJ. REV.
3. L Uz. supply pastlr-Seryices II a. Ia and
T;iS =. n uot-s&S-cf
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24

\ number Of well-l5nOwn athletes have
organized club, TO be known as tie Al
eNandria Athletic Club, Il has headquar-
ters al Schulev's Han.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
HURT IN FALL FROM HORSE,
son of y. 6. Helm Has skull Frac-
tuTed in Accident at Cumberland.

7I''I-II " ILH NaslIlgt0n Herald.
Cumberland. Md. Nov. 23.-N. c. Keim
the well-known Republican leader Of Ran
dolph County. w Va, arrived in Cumber-
land last night from Washington in an
swer TO telegram announcing that his
son, Howard, had probably been fatally
injured by being thrown from horse.
Tee boy was taken TO Elkins by a spe-
cial train, His skull is fractured.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, corner lith and L SIS nv.
Ulysses q. 3. Pierce. minister. s.i5. Sunday
school and class fos comparative study q religion.
- Unity study class. 80 YOUNG Peoples Re
ligi5us Union. Thanksgiving service, Thursday, a.
u nclnck
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OTHER SERVICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-W. G. T. T. public meeting
Sunday 2. m. Congregational Church 10Th aid
g. Mrs Augusta e. BaIbrldce president san
Francisco Unicn. on work q W a. T. L. IA
Golden Gate Park sftes earthquake Az cos-
daily invited.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
THEOSOPHY.

THEOSOPHY. Lecture: "Reincsrnation Chris
tian Dac,rue." a. Headquarters Washington
branch TheosophicaI Society, - 81. Sc, sun
dav. November =. g p "a Public invited
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

SHOULD SECULARISTs ORGANIZE UNDER
q C-ccd.' address hy Cen William Biney. az
p. n. Pythian Temple 1912 9Th ST. nv
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L nv.
Rev John Van schaick. r.. pastor i g. m.
Genesis vi: TIE story Of Flood Retribution. and
an Ar
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Herald want Ahs

Will be received ST CampheIIs Pharmacy,
f7th street and Park road and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office.