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The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
EndeRvOr society Of metropolitan
Church Holds Social.


An installation Of officers for the en-
suing year by the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church and a business meeting and so
ciaI was held on last Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. DR.. Albert Evans, pastor of the
church, installed the new officers, Of
which the following is the list:
President, Walter c. Taber; frst vice president
Miss Bertha Paisley; second vice president. Miss
NAY Van Doren; corresponding secretary, Harry
Miller; recording secretary, Miss Roberta Harper
treasurer. Ernest Hutchinson; oborlstcr. Charles r.
Dawes; pianist, Miss Edith Moore.
Chairman of the committees:
lookout Miss Bertha Paisley; prayer meeting
Miss May Van Doren; missionary, Miss Edna Nc
LaugIlin: social Miss Bessie Elder literature Miss
g T. Boyden5 flower and SUNDAY y-schoOl, Miss
Roberts Harper; superintendent junior department
Miss Gertrude Trowi visiting and information, G..
Curtis Shiun; ushers. Dr. 7. Alaslin Chunn.
OF the intermediate society the officers
are:
President, William Handy; vice president. Saliva
dor Milana: secretary, Amery Dunn; treasurer Miss
Ethel Harper; Urganist Miss Vance Sullivan.
Chairman of committees:
Lookout. Leroy Mitchell; prayer meeting Nobro
Aoorc; social. Miss Vance Sullivan; missionary Miss
Marie Handy.
At the business meeting President
Faber announced Charles K. Davies as
chairman OF the music committee, and
J. Clinton Hiatt. chairman of the press
committee Three new names We're added
TO the rolls of the society. Capt. Bruce
Handy, of the Eastern High School Ca
diets, was chosen as delegate 10 the Dis
triCt of COlubia Endeavor Union.
The first social under the direction Of
the new chairman Of the social commit
tee, Miss Bessie Elder, followed the busi-
ness meeting.
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FnnernI of Mai. stsnc.

The remains Of the late Maj J. H. slime.
president OF the United States Historical
Society and historian OF the Army Of the
Potomac, were sent over the Cbesapea ke
and Ohio Railroad last evening TO Day-
ton. Ohio. Mai Stine's old home The
funeral services were held az the family
residence yesterday afternoon. and We're
conducted BY Rev. DR. Hubbard Of the
McKendree Methodist Church Many
friends Of the deceased soldier. who have
been associated with him in the Treasury
Department. as well as number of the
members Of the Historical Society and AZ
the Army 0f thu POtemuc. we're present al
the cereIuoDies.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES.
PapaI Benediction VIII BE Given nj
II. AIoysius' To-morrow.

Papal benodiction will be given at st.
Aloysius' Roman Catholic Church Sun
day morning at 7:90 when the retreat
for women conducted by Rev. John
Seully. :. J.. and Rev r. r Mccarthy
will close Rev Father McCarty will
preach al the high mass Sunday. a re-
treat for the students of Gonzaga Col
lege win begin on Monday. the 18th, and
viii be conducted by Rev Eugene Nc
Donnel.
4 double quartet of male voices from
the Holy Cross College VIII sing the
ofrortory at ST. Parick's and the proper
of the mass every Sunday hereafter at
the high mass. ON sunday. October 2L
Rev. Dr. Stafford viii preach at the
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy in Phil
adeiphia
A iridium viii bo held in ST. Paul's
Church October Il. Il. and - for the
members of the Perpetual Alteration So
ciety Rev. Martin O'Donohue VIII preach
tomorrow at the high mass.
Rev. j. r. Judge and Rev JOHN Ice,
c. NJ. OF st. Viacent's Church. German
town. Pa. are conducting a mission IN
st Peters. which VIII close with me
Papal be1edicti0n tomorrow evening at
O'Clock
Rev Thomas Gibbons SMITH viii de-
liver the sermon 1T the hign mass at s..
Stephens. The members OF thc St John
Bercnmau Society are preparing for an
entertainment 10 bc held the first week
in November
AT the Convent OF Perpetual Alteration
tho blessed Sacramea. is exposed ia the
chapel every day from d. m. until >
=. W
Rev Father Newson, of Louisville,
VIII preach at the nigh mass 90 81
Mary5 Church.
Rev Dr. Cooper will give course Of
Instructions on the first Sunday Of each
month 10 the young people Of the congre-
cation of 81. Matthew'S.
The choir has been Te0Tga niZcG at the
Shrine Uf the Sacred Heart and placed
under the supervision of Miss Marguerite
O'Tooio, orRauist.
Forty hcurs' devotion at the Immae,I-
bate Conception viii begin ai thc high
mass tomorrow Cardinal Gibbons viii
administer confirmation on December S.
Rev Father Griffith viii preach at the
high mass az s. Augustiue's.
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Style and Comfort Combined for the Traveller.

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with
VARYING stripes scarlet blue Eod
the takes
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CoIored y. II. c. 4. Opening.

The colored mems branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association win nave its
grand fall Opening on Sunday. October u.
II 3,30 7. m. I'm the True Reformcrs'
building. 18th and streets The board
of managers are arranging q campaign
for the fall and winter, tO raise means 70
purchase a site for the erection Of the
new building to be supplied with an the
modern equipments. Tho Rev. Wilbur
p. Therkield. president Of Howard Uni
Versity, VIII speak Sunday. October Il,
al $3.50 y. IN. W. s Woodward president
OF the Y ". c. ~ OF Washington CITY.
viii be present and make some remarks.
DR. J. +. MooTelaud. general secretary,
will preside.
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as for the general public. The meetings
begin tomorrow. when EVangelists Zim-
mermann and Gray viii be in charge
George Fisher. the Gospel singer, will
lead the chorus.
Tho Bible night viii be especially inter-
esting at $3.50 p. IN. Ora Samuel Gray,
Of Amherst. viii deliver his address on
"The Peerless Book" Meetings every
day during the week At II %. m. Quiet
hour p. m, Bible hour; 75 evangelis-
tic service
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PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS.
Woman's SynOdicaI Societies 10 Hold
Annual Meeting Here.

The annual meeting of the Woual-
Syuodical Missionary Societies oI the
Synod of Baltimore viii be held ou We'd
nesdas, October p, in tho Church. OF the
Covenant.
The Home and Foreign Ir,Shy .criau
Societies Of the Baltimore. Newcastle and
Washington Prtsbyterics viii br repre-
sented by delegates, but thc Wednesday
meetings VIII be open TO the public
The morning session i'm the interests
of home missions viii begin with q
prayer service at $50 Miss White. of
the womens board. win speak also Mr.
McAfee, one Of the home secretaries. The
afternoon session on foreign missions
will include an address by Mrs Charles
\. Thorpe, Of Philadelphia. and a confer
euce on special objects by Miss = Mar
celia Brown. of the foreign board
The committee of arrangements for tine
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TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Central Union Mission Plans Special
services for Tomorrow.

TN, Central Union Mission will reIe-
brute its twcniy-second anniversary with
special services tomorrow IN the mis-
sion auditorium o. Louisiana avenue. al
o'clock, followed 10y % grand rally Of
converts. workers aud friends in the
evening at thc Calvary Baptist Charch-
Also 40 the Guntou Temple Church. at
the ID o'clock services Dr. Allison viii
preach upon city ,vangeliZation
u 1854 this community was greatly
startled by The annual report OF the
chief of police as % The number of ar
rests and convictions IN that year. most
ly of yam- men vino were led into
crimes through intempeIauce
THE mission Was organized then TO pre-
vent as far as possible. This record of
crimc and t1 give another chance to
thoe, who had once fallen. Colonel
Moore, then chief oi police, said thar
through the constant and energetic work
OF tuc mission tle criminal record of the
city had been greatly reduced.
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MRS. NoRVILLE's WILL FOUND.
Instrument Was Missing from Time
of Death ia 1905.

The viii Of Anna ) Norville was fled
for probate yesterday. Her property. ac-
cording to- the terms Of the instrument,
VIII 90 20 Mrs. " II. Briggs. OF Helena.
Mont. Albert p. Kelly Philadelphia. Pa;
Clara g. Bullard, If Helena. Mont Gil
man RuIlard. Miss Ada Webb. the Rev.
T. r. Webb OF MINNEAPOLIS. Ninn.; Mrs.
J. NJ Carnahau. o. Missoula. Mont; Mrs.
IT, = Baird. Church OF thc Advent,
Devils Lake, \. L.; CatraVd Cemetery
Kingston. ont ID i< directed that should
there be any money left after expenses
ef funeral drr paid the same u" turned
over 10 % ch,lGrcus hospital. u be- drsiS-
mated by thc Rcy. Or. r. r. Webb, Min
ucapolis, Minn.
Tnis win IS dated February Il. 1888. and
was apparently discovered among the Of
flee effects Of the late Edwin 3. Hay. ~
was turned over e. the court by George
W Evans. administrato tor of the Hay es-
tate. Mrs. Noryiilc died May 8. 1895 and
Dir. Hay not being able tC dnd ber Will
was appointed udministratcr. Upon Mr.
Hays death, june lsst Kate 3. Bur
CESS. one of Mrs NorviIle's creditors. was
appointed administrator
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Mi.-Ionar, societr to wcrt.

on Tuesday next October l6. al D.
"a. m- the W0man's Presbyterian Foreign
Missionary Society viii meet iu Western
Church on II street. between Nineteenth
and twentieth streets. 60 hold its regular
quarterly meeung. As much new business
has come up during the year which
involved the raising 81 laFse sums Of
money. iu 3Jditi % TO the reguiar pledges
the meeting viii be one of great in-
portarcc to aH who arc interested in
foreign mission work a current events
talk on missions win bc given bv Mrs
Draupr
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CAMERA CLUB ORGANIZES.
Young Wen at the y. VI. {. 4. Elect
Temporary Officers.

The y 81 g. A. Camera Club met last
night at their quarters in the club build
ing for temporary organization and cleo
tion Of temporary officers Frank NJ
BoteIer was elected temporary president
and W. g. Taber. +. l. McFctridgc and
a., W Shoemaker were appointed a tenn
poTary executive and organization coma
mittec for the purpose of draw wing up
regulations Tor the club. and also 20 az
range darkroom facilities
Friday night OF next week there will
be a demonstration of development of
plates and I'm two weeks the club VIII
meet FOR permanent organization and
election % officers, There are now
thiUty-threC applicants for membership
II is 60 be- The purpose Of this club to
study artistic and practical photography
The course is to include such Items as
developing. printing. eularEiug. and dem
oustrations in retouching and chemical
manipulation of plates. Lectures and
demonstrations bv experts iu photographs
viii bc q feature OF tho course. Every
BODY interested IN amateur photography
Is welcome 90 become "a member
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Methodist Episcopal.

lIcKENDREE M F. CHURCH. NASSACHT
satts avenue. u.sg Ninth street Rev T. L. Euh
band y. D. pastor sunday. orfo5cr Il. II q. u
preaching. Bcy. 4. n. ZimucF2.anu. Slhitci. What
Alu>t I Rey G.l %. W.. special women meet
nlg address. g. H. zimmerman. Christ and
Wcmen 80 B.. rr.. eyauTciistir -egrires. singing
lac iy George A. Fisher meetings cmGUa.pd D.,
Iea.7Ic ralv uf fhe Disrrirt LslrGo. speaker ora
Samuel tray. Amherst. Mass subicr-. The Peer
le@, B0cE. Monday. Oc-orr IS: EDTCrfh League
Institute. special address by T. 5. Henderson. scr
retay of toe general conference aggressive evan
celism mmissiOI. u q. Ii address 60 preaclct
ard Dubiic Z 10 D.. m. 90 crCybody. especially Ep
vorn Lcssue uoyk,Ts.
HANLINE. 9Th AND i Sis. NV CARL a.
DCuey. uastor-s-0. Sunday school Il. preaching.
Arc Christians 81 Earnest $50 Efw1-th L-ss7le
5s7l. preaching ly Rev Dr. r. r. Nay-r. Seat,
nee and ever. enc ,,cic1ua
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WILL CELEBRATE VOTIVE MASS
Annual Ceremony at DaEtEren
Chapel Of Georgetown University.

The Notive Mass Of the Holy Ghost Will
be celebrated in the DahlgrtH Memorial
Chapel. at Georgetown college. ty-mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
The Celrbrant of the mJSs viii De-
Father David Hilihousc Buau. ). D. rec
tor of the University, and the sermon Will
be preached 10y the Rev. Timothy J. Bros
nan, formerly professor OF philosophy at
Woodstock Seminary, but who now
teaches the same subject az Georgetown.
This mass is an annual ceremony. and one
which all the students of the University
are expected tO attend. The college choir.
under the direction OF Mr.. AHslim = D..
viii furnish the musical programme
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
TEMPERANCE WORKERS MEET
BIoOmingdaIc ". c. II. L. Round
Table at Home of Mrs. Watson.

The Bloomingdale W0mans Christian
Temperance Union held q meeting at the
home of Mrs. Watson, 1900 Sd street
northwest, Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Fcruauld. district superintendent Of
mothers mectinEs. conducted round
table Mrs smith. district president. at
tended the meeting ana gave much help
ful advice and encouragement. she COM
me1ted upon the pleasant homes and cv-
ideut prosperity OF Blo0mingdalc and in
th- connection recalled the time when
Mother Crosby and others caRvassed that
section with the idea Of prohibiting sa-
Icons within the onc-mile limit Of the
Soldiers Home She said that at the
title IL was claimed that If there were
uo saloons that section of the city would
Dee doomed to poverty and distress. But
time proved a. contradiction Of these
claims and to-day Bloomingdale is one OF
the most prosperous and sOught-after
resident sections Of tho city
An invitation WAS extended To every
friend uf the movement in the city to at
JeHd meeting at O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon at - 9th street northwest
when ,hc BloomiEgaJle Union viii enter
tain.
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RyIand Methodist rally.

The sixth night of the rally service held
at the Ryland Methodist Church. Tenth
and r streets southwest, was observed
last night by q reception al - church
\ varied and interesting literary and mu-
sical programme was rendered. before an
apprcCiative audience that well taxed TIE
capacity Of the large church. The week
services viii be concluded with q sermon
by the Rev 9. W Baldwin, of BIlti-
more. tonight. The services have proved
q great success from every point OF view,
and the rally has been most gratifying 10
the pastor. Rev. +. NJ. Hartsock.
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EPwORTH LEAGUE CAMPAIGN.
District Organization Has Arranged
Full New Programme.

The washington District Epworth
League OF thc NJ r. Church has arrang-
ed fo~ a f1H programme in aggressive
erngelistc work at McKcndrec NJ. +.
Church.
Special features or the meeting viii he
meetings For women and children, as well
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EvanscIicaI Christian science.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENC q T.
church Scottish Kite Han. 1865 q strset north
ue,t-Scrvires. 50 o. iG. and ~ p m-. subject Of
H1ruius lcctri.. H Bisiop ujiv,r G. Satiu "tiri~-
tau Sciauce It's NCccs-ijy subie,t uf errujuE i.r-
ju5e. Christian Sciencc; What L Doc. Ttsri-
Y7g,.iai meeting "Wednesday evening. 10 go. som-
mcnciur SUNDAY morning.. Nofdmbtr ;, 81 u vio-h.
gishaH Sabiu viii deliver the itst of a -e-its q
twelve free lectures teaching hcU to heal the sick.
This wiil b. the cniy course of free lcctHTH given
durirc the year People $40 cesrs 20 searu tins
srielcc Ought go make their arrangement. to attend
the rr-t sud al subsequent lecture. Seats nee.
AH invited
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ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICE.
COmmemOrHttOn Exercises AT ~
JOsePh's Church Tomorrow.

"pHtH" = NHhEsh io-ihoEfoN.
Annual vesper and benediction service
will he held by Washington Chapter. of
the Knights Of Columbus. tomorrow
evening ut 7:3o o'clock, in ST. Joscoh's
Church, Second and 9 streets north asst
The servicc viii be celebrated by 8cv
p J. ODonuel, state chaplain. assisted
by chaplains OF the subordinate councils.
and the sermon viii he delivered by the
Very Rev. A. =. DOYLE G. =. r. of tire
Apostolic Mission House. Choral service
viii be rendered by the cleTgs and stu
dents of Holy Cross Catholic University
The service is In cOmmemorati0u el she
planting of the cross OF Christ iu new
world by the great Catholic navigator.
Christopher Columbus in October 1892
Grand knight =. J. HalugJu viii net
as marshal r. 81. Ring chairman. ".
B. Daily, secretary. and q committee COM
posed Of A d Wilkinson. WilliIW T.
Pairo. Thomas b. Nolan. Felix Mcguire
and William b Reilly have charge of tle
arrangements.
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Fathcr poonan l. Returned.

The return of Father roonun 10 George
town IS chaplain Is the cauSc or much rs-
joicing among the residents there. Father
D0onau is the chaplain OF lhc institution
and was "a student n tine carIy nfues. be-
sides having been president some Years
later He IS lulj of rcminlsceures ~ me
old Georgetown
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

meetings is Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe
chairman; Mrs. Joseph T. Kelly. Mrs. G..
H. Johnston. Mrs. +. b. Brook. Mrs W.
A. Jack. MIS- NJ Y. Richards Mrs. :. D..
Luckett Mrs George w White, Mrs u.
T. Wiber Mrs " T. Thompson Mrs
George Bailey. Mrs Donald Mcleod,
Mrs. A. r. Quaine. Mrs. isaac Pearson.
and AIRS W T. Boulter.
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PRIEST FOR FORTY YEARS.
MonsignOr Kearney VIII Celebrate
Anniversary Next Sunday.

New York, Oct. I2.-Monsignor Kearney.
pastor of old St Patrick's, Will celebrate
next Sunday solemn mass of thanks
giving at the close Of his fortieth year
of priesthood and attachment 10 st.
Fauick's, his first appointment after or
dination in Rome, where he was graduated
from the American College i'm 1856 The
monsignor was born in this parish in
1870, upon the grounds now occupied 10y
the Broomc Street Tabernacle
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Presbyterian.

FIRST JOHN MARSHALL PLACE BET. q
and ID NV. DUuad C. 1iacLcoJ. y. ID. pastor
Il g. m.. pr ". H. Dobs.u medicsi missionary
from China, win speak. 5a5 p. m. God AIes-
sag 90 the Nsu Nno Has Failed Sunday sehool
$50 o. u'.; y. +. :. e.. p. 6a5 D. m. Visitors are
lrNlaI II II -lrr,r-.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The Christian and Missionary Alliance
VIII hold their services Tomorrow in the
chapel q Grant place. beginning with the
T prayer meeting ror women at 3 p. IN. N
! z p. m. Philip Mauro viii conduct the BIZ
/ blo teaching clJss. Preaching IN the even
/ ing aJ 80 O'Clock viii bc by thc Rcv. T.
/ y. Cullen.
The Rev. Donald c. Macleod. pastor OF
/ tho First Presbyterian church. John Mar
shall place aud G. street. announces that
/ ~ Ga" n o'clock service pr " Fl. Dob
son viii speak. Dr. MacLeOd's sermon in
/ the evening at T-45 o'clock viii be- on the
subject of Gods Message 20 the Man
/ Who Has Failed"
/ The pastor of Hdmiinc II r. Church.
Ninth and p streets. Rev. Carl G. Doney.
viii take as his text ia to-morrow's ser
mon. Are Christians in EaTuest?' Fol-
/ lowing the meeting of Che Epworth
( League. to Doe held az G.39. the evening
! services will bo held br the Rev Or. H.
/ r. Nayior.
yale College Lectures on tho Use o.
the Scriptures" win b. the topic Of the
/ Roy. Alexander Kcut's preaching before
the members of tho Peoples Church to-
morrow in the Pythi3n Temple. l0i2 Ninth
street northwest. at 1l.l5 O'Clock
Bishop Oliver G. Sabin will tomorrow
deliver two lectures to the members Of
the Evangelical Christian Science Church.
Scottish Rite Han. at II "a. m and 7:3e
P. m.
The UniverSalist Church of our Faith
er Thirteenth and l. streets northwest.
makes the announcement that the Rev.
John Van Schaik. pastor, will preach at
the II o'clock services. The Young Peo-
pies Christian Union viii hold its evening
meeting at o'clock
Tomorrow. at the Gntou Temple Memo
rial Church. the Rev. John Ice Allison.
pastor. will take as his subject for the II
lo'clCck service, The Work OF the City
Evangelist" and the theme. Christian
Brotherhood. for the evening service
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Der .. at the Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church. 70S o street northwest. Rev.
Simon p. w. Drew, pastor, and viii re-
main in session until the 18th instant a
committee of 800 leading negroes has been
appointed TO make arrangements for en-
tertaining the delegates to this couvcn-
tiOn.
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I aiycrSalist.

CHURCH or DIR FATHER 18TH AND ]. SITS
NV Rev John Van Scialcs. paS-C. Service ai
II a. ls win sermon by the pastor. subject
Genesis thc Eook Of Bcrirnirgs SUNDAY school
9.i5 - m: Y f.. G.. a.. D. H. An cordis'g
invited
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-. nanti.l. Ii -.

Thr Nuaeatl N-sre Eaniis. Evan
rrli~ticai Convention 90 su.eri-s viii
sllcct "a sHauai session VI Tuesday. Octo-
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Christian ana Missionary Alliance.

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
s,rsic>s ir chafsi. - Grant pare northwt-t; .
D. a. uomans prayer mos -ing. 3 D. g.. Bi0ic
fcacbnc tg Alr Philip NaUr0- 10 3. To-. preach
iuu tv Rev T. 4. Cullen. ETcu @nc yeu em-
diaIIv iuriiei
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TO DEDICATE CHURCH
First Methodist viii Hold
Exercises at PetW0rth.
SERVICES LAST TWO DAYS

Interesting Programme Arranged.
Place OF worship Outgrowth of
Movement for Sundny-schoOI Which
Had It's Origin September =, 1905.
The Lot Was Donated.
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NOTTCF-THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ors OF the Chr Heuileh Brewing ON
r,qry at the monthly meeting October g.
i9g6. declared q dividend of 8 per cent on
the capital stock - the company, pay
able on and after OCTOBER 81 l15- at the
branch Office gOrneT nun ana MattT
straate norrhvvast. IN the city of Wash
incton ID e. The books o. Jhc COMPANY
fo7, tbt. t~tnSfer ~ stock VIII be closed
from October 1B 90 NoFcnlner 5. $50, bptn
acf2-3t
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AYorfolk 6 Washington
II Steamboat Company
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Washington and Alexandria Ferry.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

0a THURSDAY Oct H. tbc s>s-u..~ ''WooIlgTy'
uiH bo hauled n ios annual inSrCC1luG and repairs
after siil dstg aud uutli further notice. steamer
cd alianau" uiH maze hourly trips. leaving WASH
ia-t0u $50 q. 90 $50 p I. Leave AieVaHdfla
D. m to Z p ~. ucl95t
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miscellaneous.

WESTMINSTER CHURCH MEMORIAL. 7TH sr
ular p sa.. Res. T. E- Davis. Uastos.- -sr8d1r
scluol $50 q. W. rrcaehins. g. LIVING eo2
l.e,,er than dead iis, a. g. 6 r. rn.: SIR .ay
ssl01i T&ilF. =
THT PEOPLES cHTRCH. PXTHiAN TEN IL
r0le 1th - n-.-Nlrz u- rinisfer. nil sIzak
I'd u-f5 rf AZ Colieec bsfurle Ua Tse Isl ui
lhc SClirtuss- seats frcc. An Hclcgae.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMBERS OF THE ORDER or EAST
ern STAR and ali persons interested in
the Masonic ard Eastern Star Home OF
the District OF Columbia. are cordially
invited 90 be present at the dedication
and formal opening of the home ON
of Tie order viii assemble AT the B8lti-
more and Ohio depot al l o'clock p. II.
Special train To the Home. near La
uond-s Station. ut 1.3e. returning at 8-l'.
Fare. round trip - cents Tickets tor
s.,ls. az office of the Grand Secretary OF
the Grand Lodge Masonic Temple. and
at depot By order of Mrs JEANETTE +
r. NEWTON. Worthy Grand Natruu.
ROSE A. 1OST.
oc17-4t Grand Secretary.
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Bishop Oliver G. Sabln will tomorrow
deliver two lectures to the members Of
the Evangelical Christian Science Church.
Scottish Rite Han. at II "a. m. and 7:3e
p. N.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-05-11
/ INDIAN rRovERBs.

3: When : fox walks lama old rabbi,
jumps g
The paleface's arm IL longer than
his word. *S s
No Indian ever sold his daughter for
. name. E.% 2
/ Small things talk loud to the IN,
dams eye. Il, Is. Z Il. .#.= Sz
i. A squaw's tongue runs faster than
the winds legs. :.s 5.= ~. 5ss 5.s
There is nothing so eloquent Is 4
rattlesnake's tail. . .1... 81. s B
The Indian scalps his enemy, the
paleface skins his friends. s. 81
Before the paleface came there was
no poison in the Indians corn. ~ :.
y There will be hungry palefaces "a
long as there IL any Indian. land ia
swallow. ..E I: :, x r.: y ~
When man Jprays ono day and
steals six, the Great spirit thunderl
and the evil one laughs. fs.@ !. - !
y There> are three things it takes +,
strong man to hold-a young warrior
4 wild horse and a handsome sQuaw.