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The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Cumberland Nd, Jul l9.-The Repub-
lean organization in Allegany County has
decided TO place tickets in the field 10 be
voted for Saturday, July p, headed
by Congressman George 4. Pearre for
governor Col Pearre, they hope. viii get
the Endorsement Of Anegany County for
the gubernatorial nomination. There VIII
be opposition tickets 20 the organization,
the opposition claiming that Gel. Pearre
does not want the nomination for gov
eFnor, but that bis personality is being
used In carrying the organization tickets
through at the primaries. to prevent the
opposition from gaining control Of the or
ganization.
The delegates selected at the primaries
elect delegates to the State convention at
tho county convention 20 be held In Nil
lers Hall, Cumberland. Monday. July ..
The primaries are held by the old system,
the Crawford County system being used
only in selecting the nominees on the
county ticket The county convention,
July .. selects the new State central
committee and whoever IS Ia control vii,
name the committee. The friends OF
Lloyd Lowndes are anxious to secure
control. and there is every indication that
the primaries VIII be warmly contested.
In an interview some weeks ago, which
was published. Col. Pearre said that he
had no aspirations along the gubernatorial
line, but desired 10 follow the line of pro-
motion IN the law. This was taken 10
mean that he would be an aspiraut for
the Republican nomination for chief
Judge. 10 succeed Hon. A Hunter Boyd,
Democrat.
Col Pearre. when seen regarding the
boom. declared he had nothing to say on
the subject, while not denying that he
was a candidate, al least so far as secur-
ing the control OF the Allegany County
delegation was concerned.
Congressman Pearre's friends appear to
be going ahead in an effort TO give him
the Endorsement for governor, whether he
courts il or not.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
EDDY CASE OBJECTIONS FILED
Defense would Modify InvestiEa-
ton as TO Competency

Concord. y. Il. July I9.-CounseI on
either side of the equity suit. Eddy vs.
Frye, have been ordered 10 appear be-
fore Judge Chamberlin, Of the Superior
Court, July .. and make oral arguments
and suggestions. as well as enter objec-
lion as 20 the course already laid
out concerning the hearing soon 70 be
held before a master on the question of
Mrs Eddy's competency TO manage and
control her own affairs
Counsel were given until tomorrow
10 file any written objections or other
papers as bearing upon the hearing OF
the 18th instant. Accordingly. Streeter &
Hollis, private counsel for Mrs Eddy.
filed a lengthy document late this after
noon. In this document Mrs. Eddy valves
all objections to the personnel of the mas.
ter and comasters appointed, and asks
the court TO speedily outline the lines Of
inquiry TO be taken up by the masters,
in order that the hearing may be put
under way at once.
Objection is made to that portion Of the
commission issued TO Judge Aldrich as
master which authorized him In making
an investigation Of Mrs. Eddy's compe-
tency TO go back of March !. when the
present suit was instituted. Such an ex-
tended inquiry as this. counsel say, will
impose unnecessary labor and expense on
Mrs. Eddy" Counsel also take the ground
that the court has no right to delegate
such power on a master in an equity suit
The document further asks the court 10
Of f11a r L.,
the hearing before the masters and sub
stitute therefor, as a first issue to be
dealt with, Cd the validity Of the trust
deed. and CD whether that deed was
for Mrs. Eddy's benefit and her property
thereby effectually preserved and pro-
tected''
Further objection is made 10 the terms
OF the commission issued 10 the master
end co-masters, on the ground that they
are given too much power and authority
end that, contrary 70 practice, they viii
be empowered to find facts which should
only be fouHG by the court itself. They
object also TO the recognition which Judge
Chamherlin gave to the next friends, in
that he said they might appear as par
ties ltigant before the master.
In general the written objections take
the ground that all the proceedings thus
far proposed in connection with the mas
tership hearing ''are not according TO the
course in equity"
It is rumOred here tonight, with appar-
ent foundation, that Hon. Oliver E.
Branch, Of Manchester, an ex-United
States district attorney. and said 10 be a
believer in Christian Science. has been
called into the defense Of Mrs. Eddy and
Joined with the other associate counsel
for that side Of the litigation.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

George County seat, that its people were
able 20 hold DIR. Levin as their rector.
Rev. Or. A. 5. Lloyd Is back from his
inspection Of the missions OF the church
IN the various places abroad Under the
heading. Leaders Of Religion in Amer
ica." the New York Herald OF last Sun
day spoke Of him as the only man who
had said ''Nolo episcoparI' three times. lie
having declined elections to Mississippi,
Kentucky. and Southern Virginia. In this
the Herald was speaking without iufor-
nation. Bishop Greer, of New York. be-
fore he accepted election as Bishop Pot
ter's coadjutor. declined elections 10
Rhode Island, Western Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania. This position Bishop
Nackay-Smith. late OF st. Johns, this
city, now holds. Nor are we sure that
Or. George Williamson Smith. late presl-
dent OF Trinity College, Hartford, Conn,
and now residing In Washington. al the
wyoming did not decline the same honor
three times also. He received elections
enough, at any rate, for Or" Mark
Twain, q personal friend OF Or. William
son Smith. 10 write q characteristic letter
urging Dr. Spith's friends TO let him
alone; that they could get many good men
TO hll the Office OF bishop, but Trinity
needed the man II had. and could not
spare him.
Dr Herbert Scott Smith is taking lee
lures on sociology, so 1t is said. al Har-
ward University. His new assistant. due
very shortly, is TO come from Montreal
where his father, Rev. Osborne Troop, is
the rector Of St. Martins Church.
Just as an Illustration of the way our
clergy move about, the Rev. J. Nelson
Barry, who came 10 US from Spokane q
short while ago and was one of the
Wears Of the Cathedral mission work
has just received and accepted a call to
Oregon, where he is 10 help Bishop
Scalding. Some one once said that while
the bishops were stationary-for transla-
tiOns are not allowed in the American
EplscOpate save in the case Of missionary
bishops. who are not diocesan bishops
at all-and the laity also. the pastors are
somewhat migratory In their habits.
Not every one knows that ST. Swithin.
whose influence on the weather for forty
days after the 18th Of July is supposed 10
be absolute was the English Bishop OF
Winchester. He was born in Wessex and
became Bishop Of Winchester IN S39 He
died in $50 and desired to be buried. not
in the cathedral. but in the churchyard
among the poor But his remains were
finally inferred in the cathedral. after
which It rained for forty days.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
4Ih and Il SIS Sc. Rev. Albert Evans. d. D. pas
tor Services tomorrow at Il a. n sabbath
school. $50 a. N; \. Z. ). C. E.. D. n. No
other evening services. N1idweek services. Thurs
day. p N.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave
y and 18th SIS. Rev. james NJ Henry viii on
eiate tomorrow at II a H.; Christian Endeavor
meeting at p m; Thursday evening at S mid.
week service.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. y. Y. ave, II and 18th sts. Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor II a. m. Rev. 5. S. Pal
mer d. D. Of Broad Street PRESBYTERIAN Church
columbus. Ohio. No evening service. 80 a. m
Bible school. rs a. IN. adult classes; g. IS d m
Christian Ende1VOr Society iv2o y ans
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fsouthern
Assembly,. ID and sts. nv. Preaching By the
pastor. Rev. James II. Taylor, az Il a. "a. and 3
,. II. Sunday school. $50 a. n; Y p s c. e
p. m. Seats free. All welcome
FIRST, the Strangers Sabbath Home Donald C.
Macleod, minister. II a m Personal RELIGION
Its OTigon. Motive and Reward" s. S. $50 a
N; c. T.. 6:i5 p. N. Visitors are invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

ST. PAUL'S. I'd ST.. near Washington Circle Rev.
Alfred Harding. d. D., and Rev. Charles d. Hol-
mead clergy Holy communion. 80 and II a In
morning service. 10 a. H. choral eyensong, ,. N.
All seats free at au services
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EYENS0NG. Cathedral
grounds Mt st. Alban. July q. at p m. Spe-
cial preacher Rev. Charles c. Pierce, ID. D.. chap
lain. L. $ A Vested choir led by detachment
Of q. s Marine Band. Take TennallytOWn cars
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G st Rev. X.
H. McRim rector. 8 a. m. Holy Communion;
q. H., morning service and seTmoni p m, even
ing service, with address. Strangers welcome,
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts. nv. Rev. Rich
ard P. williams. Rev. Lionel A. Wye Services
at 7 30 AID II q. N, and ?. %. Rector VIII
preach
ST. MARKS, Sd and A sts. Sc. Rev. W. L. De
vrles. Rev. John II. Deis, Rev. p u. Prescott,
clergy. Services. 80. Il a m, s p m
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev.
James H. W Blake, rector. 80 q n. holy Com
munion; Il e. m, service and sermon by the
rector
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
KIDNAPPED AND EXECUTED.
GuatemaIan Troops Cross Into Mex
icO and Capture an American.

UuatemAlan troops cross Into Mex
icO and Capture an American.
Mexico City. July ia dispatch from
Tapachula. Mexico. says that PIutarch
Bowen, an American who recently fed
from Guatemala 10 that town. has been
kidnapped by a force OF Guatemalan troops
who crossed the border into Mexico at
night and entered Tapachula. Bowen
was carried on d horse into Guatemala.
He was taken 10 the town OF San Marcos
and there executed by firing squad
His pleadlngs 10 be accorded a trial by
jury were ignored. While IN Tapachula
Bowen posed as an American.
The Guatem6lRn authorities claim that
he is native OF that country, and sast
his execution was fully justified by
reasonable acts toward the Cabrera i'd
ministraton which he had committed
The kidnapping was accomplished so
quietly that the force Of Mexican troops
at Tapachula did not know Il happened
untl the Guatem8lans were safely across
the border.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IA, .nt
G sts. NV. Rev. samuel H. Woodrow. d. d nas-
tor. Il a. m. public worship. with sermon by
Rev. 5 NJ. Newman, D. D. Music by quartet and
chorus choir. $50 a. n, Sunday school; %. IN.
Christian EndeaYoT. No evening preaching service.
j20-sa2t
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th ST. Nv. The pastor. Rev.
N. Ross tishoIn, viii preach az Il a. m Sub
tect. As the Shadow Of a Rock" 9;0 a. m
Sunday school; us ?. n. Christian EndeaTor.
No other evening service.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL. Cd ard SITS. NV Rev P. W. JEFF
fries pastor. 90 a. H.. Sunday school, IL a. H..
Tho Greatest Thing IN tho World" TWILIGHT
SERVICE, 10 10 $50 p. n, during July and
August
MOUNT VERNON PLACE ~ E. CHURCH
SOUTH, cor. 9th and X ats. NV. Rev. William
French Locks. pastor. Il T. m and Q p. n,
preaching by the pastor. Sunday school. $50 d.
N. Epworth League. ! p. N.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ E. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts.
NV Rev. Robert II. Moore. ID. D.. pastor. sun
day school, ESQ a. 10. preaching by pastor, Il a.
N and at vesper service, 8 p. m; Epworth League,
D. m Seats free. All welcome.
THE W. H. PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Of Hsnline N. E Church, cor eth and sts. NV,
extends a cordia, limitation 10 young men %
meet with them at e:So Sunday morning, Carl @.
Doney, Phi D.. teacher. Live discussion. ap2o-t
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th and n 81.
DR.. J. J. Muir pastor neY. a. W. Grares OF
Virginia win preach Il =, N, and rs ?. m. :
S. s.. $50 s. N; c, E., p m,
FIRST BAPTIST, 10th and o sta NV. Rev.
Charles r, WinbigisF, pastor. s. g., ESQ g. n. ;
sermon. II a, m., by Rev: James Wolfendeu,
D. D.. fTVm Bhsf10ld, Eng. strangers welcome.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Bride of a Year Dies.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, July 10.-Mrs. Lula r
symons, wife Of Clarence Symon:, q
young farmer residing near Winchester.
died suddenly this morning. She was a
Miss Willingham, Of Clarke County. and
was twenty-one years OF age. She was
married last October.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

If yOu are leaving the city do not fail
so have The Washington Herald follow
Costs no more by mail any place in the
United States than IL delivered Mt your
home.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Woman Drowned After Ac.,a.,4

Asheville, N. c., July 1s-Afra
Thomas Ellis, Of Faintrock, N. c., while
crossing a railway trestle, near her
home, was knocked from the trestle
by an east-bound passenger train. She
fell into the French Broad River. fifty
feet below. and was drowned.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
CANADIAN RESORTS.
THE KILLARNEY OF AMERICA

Nesting IN a frame Of beautifully wooded shores
lies series oi beautiful lakes AS miles north Of
the City Of Toronto. Ontario. and known as the
Lake Of Bays Region" chain of seven lakes.
studded with lovely islands with hotels throughout
the district. and good steamboat service to al
points attracts -he tourist, angler and sportsman.
Just the out-oftheHay sort Of place 70 visit dur
iHs the summer months. For all particulars and
free illustrated publication apply to F. P Dwyer.
20 Broadway. New York. y. Y.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

OCEAN end q Kentucky ave. New throughout A.
aniic CIrgs largest. nuest, and bestapp0mJed h6el
az ng1eTafe Iglces- Elegant rooms. vita baths at
t2cled table and service q hgHest standard. home
Ike surroundings; LIBERAL OWEersuIp mana cement.
CAPACITY, 600. Special rates, SO up weekly; s. Up
daily. fine orchestra. Booklet l. L. EkHULAI.
Ask NJ. Foster.
N20-sF
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

The forfeiture of $50 coIlateraI-Sl0 for
each defendant-constituted the sequel in
the Police Court to-day Of the fight at
Broughtoa's saloon last night between
Two wen-known young men. who gave
the fictitious names of R. J. Lewis and
John jones when taken TO the station
house. Neither Of the combatants ap-
peared when the cases were called 1t is
stated that they made arrangements with
the proprietor Of the place for sharing
the cost Of the damages TO the glassware
and furniture incident 10 the fight
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and Il sts NV Service: Sunday. Il f. II. and 9
j. II,
3aajeots TRUTH"
Sunday school. .. t.; Wednesday. D. n
Public eoTdiAlly invited. All seatK frce, Free
reading ro0ms IN the Traders National Raak
Building. 10Th st. and Pa ava. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
LUTHERAN.
CHRIsTIAN sCIENCE.

MEMORIAL. Pastor. J. G. Butler. Sunday school.
go; pastor az IL Y. P. S. C. E.. 2. No night
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
CHRIS STAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service With ss-no,
iy +. d. Power II. Making the Gospel Beauti.
fuli 8 London" illustrated; S. s., $50; G. e Z
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and D stS ne. Services
every Sunday at II e N. and IS .. N Pastor
George A. Miller Sunday school, s:Soa
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
WILLOTgURY RE4CH UoTEI

WILJOUGHBf BEACH. IA.
Special rates fCr Washington people while VISITING
the jamestown Exposition American plan, g per
day and up. Take Ocean View boat from Old Point
Comfort OF cars marked Old Point ExpFess" q
Nlogshby Beach local from Norfolk Fine boating
and fshng- Dancing and music from 70 ]. 20 pu-
ieiSdexSf r. s. PARKER. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
UNIyERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sta nv
Rev John Van Sehaick, r., pastor. II a. m
morning service sermon by the pastor; 6 D. m,
Y p O. L.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
NEWSOFALBXANDRIA
Candidates for County Offices
Busy Mending Fences.
DEATH OF MRS. ANDREW BISSoN

Passes Away at Her Home az King
and Cameron Streets - Senator
Maehen Looks After Publication of
His Amendments TO the Consfitu-
tiOn-Fighters Forfeit Collateral.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

a delightful little entertainment vas given last
evening az the residence 4 Mrs = T. Lamas,n
that yielded gratifying results fer the Fresh Air
Fund q the Christ Child Society Among thoss
participating IN the musical features & the even
ing we're Miss Youug and Miss Margaret Aylmer
composition by Metcalf. entitled Absent" being
caauningly rendered by the latter whose rich con
,rllto voice always elicits praise. Miss Mullaly
acted as sccompanist aud executed several beau
tiful instrumental numbers
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The titular feast Il the Church Of s. Vincent De
Paul VIII De commemorated tomorrow High mass
viii be celebrated AZ 70 q. n. sermon BY the pas
tcF. Father p. J. O'Couuel
The feast was celebrated yesterday by the con
fraternites Of the Sisters Ct Charity in this city
and throughout the countr. likewise By the Sisters
Of Providence and the Lanrist Fathers
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
BOY GRASPS LIVE WIRES.

Found Burning 10 Death Wrapped
in Their Embrace.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore. July 1s--George link, ten
years old. was fatally shocked this morn
ing by live wires broken by last nights
storm, Burned almost TO q crisp. he is
dying al q local hospital.
The boy grasped two OF the wires. the
ends Of which had dropped to q vacant
lot. A playmate led policemen to the
boy, who was slowly burning TO death
wrapped IN the charged wires
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Bencdcti0n Is given cvCry evening, during July
and August at us O'Clock in the chapel Of the
Convent q the Perpetual Alteration. where the
Blessed Sacrament il sOennly exposed for the ven
uation of the faithful, each day from As p. n,
TIE privilege Of attending these devotions g. the
convent chapel is granted 20 the laity and the time
selected for the heated term makes il possible for
many % attend
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
START PEARRE BOOM
Allegany Organization Want
Him for Governor.
RETRACTS FORMER STATEMENT

Congressman Said TO Have Adj
mitted that He Is willing to Ac-
cept His Ceunty's Backing for the
Omce-RecentIy Intimated that He
Would Prefer Place On Bench.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

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hnsef hlgh
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become
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conference American abb Ee leading
of the music in his church since the beginning rorate
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Dr. stafords health has been greatly improved b
The exhiaratiug and beneficial air 4 Atlantic City.
Tho quiet manner in which the gift planned
and the prompt and generous response from the
congregation that netted a purse Of 500 0uly eVi-
derce anew the loyalty and devotion II the parish
i0ucrs q 81. Patricks Church for their pastor.
As priest preacher. and lecturer DT. Stafford Is
1dcly known, and as widely esteemed ana ad
nired--but pastor be holds the love and deTo-
lion q every member Of his fock. young and old.
fact IroaCuuced AZ al times IL many ways and
clearly proven during his recent severe illness
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
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- hiAs otlert-
Alexandria. Va, July 19-Of the several
offices that are TO be filed in Alexandria
County by election this fall a contest for
one is already being hotIy waged. and
indications age that there will be fights
for others. For some weeks William
Palmer. who has been sheriff of the
county for a number Of terms, has been
conducting a campaign for reelection. He
is opposed by Jacob Birch, who is maxi
Ing a vigorous canvass.
a Commonwealths attorney is 20 be
elected this faI and it is understood
that Capt. Craudal Mackey is a candidate
10 succeed himself in that position No
one has entered the field against him. but
Il Is rumoTcd that he VIII be opposed
Capt Mackey's friends state that he
viii be supported in the coming election
by the same element which secured his
election four years ago. when his plat
form consisted principally OF a dcciara-
uon Of war against the poolrooms an:
other gambling resorts that then fiOUrishe1
openly in many parts Of the county Such
a close night was made against him that
above the number received by his closest
competitor
Within a year after assuming the du-
ties OF his position he succeeded. follow
ing a long fight in the courts. in closing
the big pool rooms az St Asaph and
Jackson City. and later cleared the
county II the smaller establishments Of
that character. With the elimination Of
saloons in the county. which was accom-
pllshed within a short time thereafter,
realty values increased, il is claimed. TO
the extent OF 10000 or 100000. Capt
Mackey's friends claim that the tax
payers Of the county accord him large
measure Of credit for these conditions,
and they predict that he will be easily
elected.
Three justices Of the peace in each dis
trlct and three supervisors will be elect
ed. There will be no election for clerk of
the courts. that office having been filed
two years ago
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
sIachcn watches Amendments.

Stote Senator Lewis Il. Machen, Of this
city, who Is d candidate for reelection,
has gone 10 Richmond to look after the
publication Of TWO proposed amendments
10 the Constitution. which he succeeded in
having passed At the last session Of the
Legislature. One allows a session Of the
legislature for ninety days, instead Of
sixty, and the other provides for doing
away with certain roll-calls on unimpor-
tant bills. by which much Of the time Of
the legislature has been consumed
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

WhsFs Are You Going Is PAM the suans-.
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
G1eTs unusual attractions and Advantages 70 fsnt!trs
seskins quiet restfulness. Best u bathing and nsi-
ingi cumioTtaDie cottages aua hotels Mates It
superb ocean beach. Boardwalk ZsN feet long and
twenty leet vide. Schools. Clmcles. Ec AFteslau
satsr eleeSElc shts; gas - minutes by trolley IRON
Atlantic City. fOT information apply CHARLES
HART Cts CleJk South Atlantic CITY. y Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
American Rental Bureau

Isl CRANKY 81. Norfo.k. Va. The place 10 60 ior
good rooms. Information. assistance: eaEEags
checked iree
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. YA.-l5 MIN
20 eT9ostiuni cars Tass door. T0oms With bozfd
a. moderate rates Ms. +. B. MARS. my2j-u
MINNEHAHA COTTAGE WnlougI.y Beach Med
trste rates for room and board: most select part
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS can
ind guoa accommodations. Convenient 20 ENIosi-
tign cars, mcgls 4 desired. Address Mrs HARRY
WHITE. zsl Holt 81. Norfolk. Va ,e3dSs-lmo
ANN ARBOR COTTAGE-yIRGINIA RAY sTA-
ton, OCEAN View. As.-New cottage newly fur
uishcd lighted by electricity: Sc fare 10 Exp5s,ion
good bard reasonable pIiCGs MRS. O. A BAR
CHUs. Nls-glt
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted at regular Office
H S. WALLACE Sbeci0! Retresenfa!rt
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
PRESBYTERIAN.
EPISCOPAL.

Notices Herald office BY M Friday