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BAPTIST.

GRACE BAPTIST corner o-h So ard s. r. are
81 Rev T, W. johnson. pastor u e. u, ''Ths
Christian and NH--es--aus. -E ID r
III ross r. Christian His-a-" Va Martin
Luther. che Hero q th- Ref rna 'iaH.T SUNDAY
school. go o. m- b. y ?. O.. Gas %. n.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and sts.
Ir J. J. Muir. pastor % a. "a. CaHireu's
Day sXC-risss. 7-U D. M, Dead Burning
Desi' Sunday school. ESQ O. m. Christiau
EIlgav0r, IS T. ID
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th auI o ste nv. Rev.
Charles +. Wiuhigler pastor u a. o.. Chill
drrr.s Day exercises. Special rrus, and address
ty pastor. %. m. Christian Eudear-r. %.
IN, sermon, "DsmEs and His Sad Choice" Al
welcome
FIFTH BAPTIST. L S.. rear -th ST. sv. Dr.
Weston Buuer. minister sg a. m sunday
school, Mr. Ford. superintendent. 10 G. m.
Bsraca and Phil1th1s. u "a. m- Job and His
Affection" p. m. Footprints n the Great
No 2-"Tho Eufhr-u1d ursam-r." Special
music
WEST WASHINGTON. gst and y Pastor C. P.
Stealsy i. cone T-~us' e "Brtls W1rk."
$ s., $50, ]. H. Webb zupt. G.. T.. T.. J.. ".
Emm5rt. pres. Cone
z. HEz SVEN bart.z5= SUNDAY night. o'r. Il
s. ne. The lords supper large choir. free
peVs. Cd Baptist Ch. Auditorium. 4,h and Va
ave. So
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istratlon, the war ended. and then began
the rule OF the military and the carpet
baggers under which Arkansas suffered
almost as severely as by the actual war
The process of reconstruction was slow,
but finally on June 20. ISIS. Arkansas was
for the second time admitted 20 the Tn
ion. the bill passing over President John
sons veto. the President holding that the
State had never been out Of the Union
Powell Clayton, still the Republican lead
er in the State. and sometime Ambassa-
dor 20 Mexico. was elected governor. The
Republicans had complete control, but
soon fell out among themselves The
regular Republicans were dubbed min
strels' and the liberal Republicans were
called "brindles" The regulars nominated
Elisha Baxter for governor the "brn-
dies selected Joseph Brooks. The Demo
Gratis supported Brooks. but Baxter was
declared elected.
Baxter surprised the people by making
nonpartlsan appointments and over
turned the system of loot and graft
which the carpet-bag and negro les.sla-
lures had inaugurated. a bin was intro
duced to release the railroads from their
Indebtedness 10 the State and 20 tax the
people TO pay the interest on the rail-
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METRDPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
4fh and sts So. Rev Aib,rt Evans. L. D.
pastor Services tomorrow az II a. NJ. and s D.
m sabbath school, alf q. m. Y. T. s g. e
%. m. MidE-Fk services. THURSDAY. p. u.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, Conn. ave-. y
and 18th sts. Rev. William vs. Weller. rf
Genera. y y. viii 0firis'e tomorrow az Il a.
m Sunday school a. 9.i5 a. 20. Christian En-
dgavCr meetings R- D. m. Thursday evening. at
{. miiEeek service.
GURLEY MEMORIAL Florida ave. between 9Th
aud 7th SIS, uw. J. Russell Vsrt~-se. raz.r-
Service, i O'Clock. holy communion. Eglu.u.
ssUiC~. : O'Clock
FIRST -tta strangers Sabbath h-rc-T5hn Mar
shall pacr. between and i sts uv Donald
&. MsrLeoi minister. % a.. 5r. and g .i5 D. M
divine Worship and sermon SUNDAY s,l1rl a-0
a. m. Christian Erdeavur. e.l5 o. M. All are
welcome
NEW YORK AVENUE PRES ERIAN
CHURCH. y. y ave. II ari 18Th SIS Dr
Wallace Radcliffe, rgst1r. % a. m.. public
worship. with -amrr tr Hr pastor s q N.
Soeue7 iD che Gusst CtauHe-.H s.s1 a. m.
Bible school s.G a. u.. s51l. CLASSES. SO .
m.. Christian Eulalrr~ ~rrtH-r
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road bonds. Baxter opposed IT, Then
revolution set in The minstrel Re-
publicans began to support Brooks. who
was contesting for the governorship on
the ground OF fraud in the election. while
the Democrats were gathering 10 support
Baxter. Brooks lost before the leglsla-
ture. and the United States Supreme
Court decided It could not go back Of
the legislatures decisions. Then Brooks
filed a suit in a circuit court. got IA
'vorable decision and proceeded to Little
Rock
He went into the governors Office.
ousted Baxter by force. and installed
himself as governor. Baxter went 10 St
Johns Military College for protection.
The cadets volunteered 10 take up his
fight He declared martial law and a
thousand men were enlisted. Brooks
called out the militia. The Federal troops
We're called upon. and their interference
prevented civil war President Grant de-
cided that the legislature must be the sole
judge Of the election OF the governor,
and after Brooks had held the Office thir-
" days, Baxter was restored to power
Thus ended the BrOoks-BaXter war. and
the era Of reconstruction I'm Arkansas
The Democrats came into power az the
next election unoppOsed and have held
il ever since
Within four years afterward Arkansas
was az the Philadelphia Centennial with
display Of the products Of her fields
and dairies. and the dawn Of her pros
perity was already reddenlng in the East
From that day until now the State his
tory has been more industrial than politi-
cal Her farms and mines and forests
are her chief concern. her people are
more prosperous than ever, and all Of
them are justly proud Of Arkansas.
Tomorrow - Education fin the
United states.
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viii Preach TO Strangers.

Rev ]. G. Butler, D. D., Of the Me-
mortal Lutheran Church, viii deliver a
sermon tomorrow morning to all people
in the city without a church home. The
service is intended especially for unat-
tached Lutherans, the church statistics
showing that there are 100000 Lutherans
In the United States. but 300. 600 of whom
are enrolled In Lutheran churches. The
church, it is said. is preaching the Gospel
in all the languages of Northern Europe
and is carrying on a large amount Of
hoale mission work
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
sts. NV. Rev Samuel H. Woodrow D. y.
Il a. m, public worship, with sermon by PAS
tor, The Devils Philosophy Of Life" Music
hy quartet and chorus choir led bv Dr. J. "
Bischof orEanist. e.20 a. m. Sunday school
p. m, Christian Endearcr. No other evening
service.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGA ATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th ST. NV 10 a. m. Sun
day school II q. m, Childrens Day service
with baptism Of children and object sermon By
the pastor. Exercises By Sunday school pupils
Musical programme in charge Of Miss Alys E.
Bentley us p. m. Christian Eudeavor meet
ing. No other evening service.
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Annnnnces Series of sermnn.-

Rev. F. W. Johnson, pastor Of Grace
Baptist Church, Ninth and South Caro-
Ina avenue southeast. announces n series
Of Sunday evening sermons on the sub
ject Of Heroes OF Christian History" as
follows: Sunday. June 16. Martin Luther.
the hero Of the Reformation" Sunday,
June g. John Wesley, the hero Of Meth
odism;" Sunday. June 30, John White
field. the hero Of Evangelism;" Sunday,
July 7. William Carey. the hero of mod
ern missions;" Sunday, July II, Battle
hymns Of Christianity"
These services begin at 7:45 o. m.
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North,rert Inion Meets

The June meeting of Northwest Union
of the ". C. T. L. was held at the homo
Of Mrs. Tracy, at Penrose Station. near
Arlington. on Wednesday. Nearly half
the members were present. and two new
members we're added TO the half hundred
forming the union. After a luncheon
the business meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. Hull, assisted by Mrs.
Robinson in the devotional exercises.
The treasurer reported a large amount Of
money in the treasury to continue the
work The next meeting IS 20 be at
the Iowa, with Mrs Hull the last Thurs
day in September. at ,. m.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

TIRE " IT, PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
% H1mline H. p Church coz e'l aud sis NV
extends cordial invitation t1 yoaug men o
meet with them 90 Q so ~urllr morning Carl q.
Dcney. Fh d teacher. Live discussion. s-Zl.f
FOUNDRY n F. CHURCH. 18Th and Church s,s
NV Ber. Robert VI. Moore pastor Sunday
school ESQ a. m. Preaching ty pastor. II o.
and 6 =. M. Epv1rth League. 2 p. M. seats
free. All welcome
HANiLINE n 2 CHURCH. oh and P SIS rw
Car q. Dcusy. pastor eaU e. m. sunday
school. u a. m sermon A Famous Church. q"
p. n. ETwoTth LCs-p. 8 o. m. sermon.
The Religion 4 the H1Clen1-s" All vel
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL soUTH.

ST. PAUL. 3l and s-s nv. Rev. P W JEFF
fries. pastor. 4 a. m. The Son Who STAYED
at Home. ,. m. The Son Who Wandered
Away en- e. m, Sunday school. au1 =.
M Epv0r-h LeaEIe-
MOUNT VERNON PLACE " F. CHURCH
SOUTH. cor 9-h and K SIS. NV. Rev. William
French Locke pastor Il O. m. and 8 p N.
preaching by the pastor Sunday school. ss50 d.
m. Epw1rth League = p. m.
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Sacred Heart viii take place in 81. Dominic's Hall
Tuesday. June Is. az Z ~ D. H.. and on Friday
az the same hour the children Of the paruchial
school will assemble in ST Dcminics Hall for the
distribution 0f prizes and certificates 0f merit.
Every Friday evening during the month of June
Benediction q the Blessed Sacrament Is given AZ
7:3O p. m in St Dominic's Church. IN honor of
the Sacred Heart
Delightful entertainment was furnished 20 a large
eoucourse of people who assembled in Carroll Hall
yesterday to witness the closing exercises by the
pupils Of St Patricks Academy Several features
Il the entertainment spoke f0rciby for the excel
lent educational facilities q the school
The premiums and medals were distributed 20
the pupils by M0nsignOr O'Conneu. rector of the
Catholic University who delivered an interesting
address 10 the children.
In face Of the fact that the immaculate Seminary
is but in the second year Of its existence the
amount and superiority Of the work displayed In
its beautiful art exhibit IS surprising and gratify
ing The Wet studio shows to advantage a fine
collection Of oils. watercOlors. etchngs, and many
pieces Of handsomely painted china which would
crafty any conncisseur and make 1t worth while
for students and art pupils 20 inspect the cDlec-
tion that augurs well for those who pursue art
under the religious Of the immaculate Seminary.
Varied programmes have been arranged b. the
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EvANG ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHI RICH. Scottish Rite Han 1901 @ st nw
Services Il a. m and p. m. Subject q nom
ing lecture by Bishop Oliver &. Sahin "Rp-
liEicn should Re practi1l' Subject q even
ing lecture. hy Miss Martha L. Van Voast.
The Mission n our Church" Testimonial
meeting "Wednesday evening at o'ciocd. seats
free. All invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 18th
and Il stS nv. Service. Sunday II a. m. and
n m. Subject rs The Universe Includinz
Man. Evolved by Atomic Force Sunday
school. Ii a. n. "Wednesday, 2 p. m. Public
cordially invited All seats free. Free reading
rooms in The Traders National Bank Building
10Th s.. and Pa. ave DIV.
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CHRISTIAN,

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. eth and d SITS. ne. Services
every Sunday az II a. m. and Is y m. Pastel
George A. Miller Sunday school. $50 a. n.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Sunday school
$50 a. m. Service. with sermon b. Frederick
d. Power, i a, m. sud e Evening, a Gided
Hell" illustrated. Christian Endeavor. D. m
Come
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Southern
Assembly,. Third and 4 s-s m. Preaching hr the
pastor Rev. james a. Tarl--. a. lI a. u. r-d
m. 7 =. % q. m. 7. T. s g.. T. p m
Preaching BY Che pastor every evening this week
n- : 1.a.H-F
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner llth and L sts
Ulysses g. B. Pierce minister. 10 A. m. Unity
Study class II a. n. Children's Sunday. D.
m. Young Peoples Religious Union
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NONSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pvthian Temple. l1l2
9th g. uv. Alex Kent minister viii
speak az uI5 a. m. q Opportunity and Iu-
crDtirr" Seats free All welcome
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18Th % May the colonlsts landed. ass on
the 18th Of MAY the Sacrament OF
the Lords supper ''s was then admins
tered for the first time in Virginia" But
the actual c0mmem0ratl0n Of this interest
ing fact whether # De the day or not. Is ap-
pointed for June rs. on which occasion
the men OF the church are invited 90
make a thank Offering for the 800 wears
of Episcopal Christianity which they and
their forefathers have enjoyed
The Re William A. r. Goodwin. rec
tor OF the Old Brut0n Church. Williams
burg. Va. has given notice that on the
third sunday after Trinity. June 16 the
3'oth anniversary OF the Sunday when
the holy communion was celebrated I'm
Virginia by Rev. Robert Hunt he pro-
poses 90 celebrate the holy communion
on jamestown Island on OF near the
spot where Mr.. Hunt-pare0n Hunt. az
be was then knowu-celebsated II before
him Following the description Of the
services Of 1901 Mr GoodwiB-perhaps. FOR
the time being We should call him Pars0n
Goodwln-will celebrate the service under
the awning OF an old sail. hung between
two or three trees
The paragraph going the rounds Of the
papers that the chapel car on wheels built
on the model OF a Pullman private car.
which IS 10 be used under the auspices Of
the Catholic Church Extension Society by
Archbishop Quigley Of Chicago. is THE
first chapel car ever put IN service" needs
a little qualification Bishop ". D. Wal
ker. Bishop Of Western New York. used
such a car for years when missionary
bishop Of North Dakota He was. i'm fact.
the originator OF the idea. and as he took
ont no patent, but freely gave the idea
20 the world there have been other chapel
cars since. and much good has resulted
from their use. We trust the new car.
which IS 10 be IN charge Of Bishop Hem
messy, Of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of
Kansas, win be equally helpful and bene-
fetal
Bishop Satterlee and his family are this
week leaving the city for New York.
where the bishop has q wedding TO attend
on Monday. Afterward they 60 20 their
country home for the summer.
The extraordinary weather We have
been having, with its constant succession
OF downpours Of rain. interfered some
what with the success Of the celebration
OF the 200th anniversary service by the
good Episcopalians Of Iceland, Prince
George County, Nd, but all the same they
were out IN force, and the Rev. G. c. Car
ter. Of St Andrews Church. Washington.
with his choir. were also there 10 add
their quota to the successful character Of
the Commemoration.
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OTHER SERVICES.

Y. ". c. A. Yesper services Sunday. 40 p n
Speaker. Mrs Charles W Gallagher Rooms
open 10 Z 2. n Southeast corner 18th and T
SfS
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER 18Th ard L sts.
NV Rev. John Van Sohaick IT,. pastor. Il a.
n-. morning service. The Art Of Having
Time" 2.i5 a, M, Sunday school. p. NJ.
4
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NEW CHURCH 18th and C7r-oran SIS. Nv. Rev.
Frank SswalL u. D.. pastor ell preach az u
a. m. Boosting in Mischief Palms lHI cr
The Publicity Il Crime Free loan library
of the writings Cf Sveicuh--E. and the period
icals and literature 0f the New Church. in the
yes;rv Free tracts IN 'he vastihuIe
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O. Episcopal Church
Washington
the institution with which he Adams
3
the best known churches the District because is closely associated
The same site as occupied by ST Adams The parish has had debt Rev
Mt ratenatl a
was rector Of The All saints parish Previous that time Rev Mr. Bah
n
% which he e iy& Fer several he his in business and
later studies
Rev Mr Brltarah well Washington
active interest
the His
81
o
James Elerson
been
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the cathedral planned by the two archi-
tects. AIr. G. f. BodIey and Mr. Henry
Vaughn
TWO Of those mentioned above are ex-
ceptioualIy interesting just now. One that
of Truro. is noteworthy as the only ee-
thedral built IN England IN our day and
generation Another. that Of Liverpool. is
being built and is on a grand scale. but
Truro is but a little member OF the
cathedral family The other noteworthy
cathedral IS that Of s.. Adams. espe-
cially interesting TN this connection be-
cause. i'm the first place. Mount 81. Alban.
on which the Wasi ngton cathedral viii
stand. owes its name 10 the fourth cen
tury martyr. which changed by his mar
tyrdom the nomenclature Of the ancient
Roman town Of Nerulam. twenty miles
from London into the name by which It
should ever afterward be known, and. I'm
the second place. because 81. Adams
Cathedral. being 22o feet above the sea.
is higher than any other cathedral In
England, but the Washington cathedral.
being iSo feet above the sea. viii be 1G0
feet higher than that No wonder the
site C1ptiyated the architects and grandlv
inspired them % give Of their best for
that which was 10 be as q city set on a
hill
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Ii UTHERAN.
NEW CHURCH.

Pastor. J o. Butler. II and g.
Luthcrans especially, and an others without
church home, invited az T. All pcvs free
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This list covers the most notable Of
English cathedrals The others. more
than double the number Of these notable
oncs. do not AZ all approach i'm dignity
the cathedral planned by the two archi-
tects 1Ir. q. r. BodIey and Mr.. Henry
Vaughn.
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The cathedral is 10 be gothic in style
Some time ago, when II was first decided
20 adopt that style OF architecture i'm
preference 20 any other. an enthusiastic
admirer Of the gothic went into ecstasies
over the choice, and among other things
urged his friends TO take every oppor-
tunity Of seeing gothic cathedrals else
where 10 satisfy themselves that the
choice had been a wise one. Among other
cathedrals he named was that of Mon
treal, IN Canada Well, IL so happened
that shortly afterward a warden and
vestryman Of that cathedral came %
Washington and found his wav 10 St.
Thomas Church. this city. He went
into raptrres over il as being an ex-
quisite piece Of gothic architecture.
Speaking 20 one who had been recon-
mended to see the Montreal Cathedral.
he said, But your cathedral Is so much
more beautiful than anything We have
here I have been told"
oh. dear no It's a very cheap and
poor building compared with this church.
Why il has a plaStered interior. instead
Of being open stone work, as you have
here"
Much more TO the same effect followed.
Then the old proverb came 20 mind; A
prophet is not without honor save In his
own country; only one did not know be-
fore that IL applied 10 churches also.
Great preparations are being made for
the International Brotherhood conven-
ton meeting in Washington. September
25-29 A new feature IS on the pro-
gramme. Each morning except on the
last day Of the convention. Sunday.
there will be meeting for prayer. On
the first day Bishop Tuttle, presiding
bishop Of the Episcopal Church, will be
in charge. Next day. Friday. September
2, Bishop Edgar Jacob, Lord Bishop Of
St. Albans. England while on Saturday
the Most Rev. Archbishop Nuttall. Arch
bishop Of the West Indies, will conduct
the meeting.
On Sunday morning, September % the
corner stone Of the Cathedral Of SIS. Peter
and Paul viii be laid, it is hoped. and in
the afternoon Bishop WInnington-In
gram. Lord Bishop Of London. viii be the
chief speaker Three years ago his grace
the Lord Archbishop Of Canterbury. gave
the address.
By virtue of the authority vested in him
as bishop Of the diocese, Bishop Satter-
lee has issued a special form Of service
10 be used on Sunday next throughout
the diocese In commemoration of the
celebration of the holy communion at
jamestown 300 years ago. If one ac-
cepts the statement Of Rev. DR.. Hawks
in his Contributions 10 the Ecclesiasti-
cal History of the [. S. A" page 20),
the actual day Of the celebration Of the
service was May a. He says: "On the
18th OF April. 1897, the little feet Of three
ships entered the Chesapeake and on the
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
EPISCOPAL.
PRESBYTERIAN.

ces these columns Herald office BY m Friday
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Summer assemblies for young people are
materializing al "a great rate at the
Christian Endeavor Seashore Chautauaua.
Sycamore Beach. Mass A conference y
Christian sociology Is TO he led by Josiah
Strong next week. \ Sunday school in
stitute follows the next week. a Bible
study conference. the first week in August.
and a Joint Christian Endeavor institute
and assembly August % 70 80 with DIT.
Clark. and other speakers OF national
reputation taking part
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During the war the Confederates were
driven from the state and the native 10y
alsts assumed control Isaac Murphy.
the one member Of the State convention
who voted against secession. was elected
governor. The Federal authorities re-
fused to recognize the Murphy admin
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The Sacrament Of Confirmation viii be admins
tered by His Eminence, the Cardinal Archbishop
Of Baltimore, IN Ct Dominics Church, Sunday,
June q
The closing exercises 0; the Academy Of the
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Bishop Satterlee and his family are this
week leaving the city for New York,
where the bishop has q wedding TO attend
on Monday. Afterward they go 70 their
country home for the summer.
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The Junior Boys Club OF Keller Me
mortal Lutheran Church held its monthly
business meeting and social last week
After the business a musical programme
was furnished by Willie Mortimer. Amos
McDevitt. Charles Bats0n. Warren Self
Ger. and William Weber. Refreshments
were then served and the club adjourned
for the summer.
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Several distinguished prelates Of the Church in
ending the Cardinal Archbishop Of Baltimore. the
Bishop II Albany. the Right Rev. p J. GaTigan,
Of Sioux City. and pastors q the various churches
in this city. assembled in St. Charles College Bal
tmore, on Thursday for the celebration Of the
golden jubilee Of Rev. Henry " Chatuis, s. S.
whose ordination To the priesthood took place in 1851
Rev. Father MaCkin. the venerable pastnT Of ST
Paul's Church, in this city, acted as deacon Of
honor 20 the Cardinal during the eeIebrauon q The
solemn pontihcal mass Bishop Gsrrigan preached
the sermon
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solemn choral service under the direction II
Prof. Anton Kaspsr viii be held In ST Augustine
Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
At the conclusion Of a beautiful organ prelude BY
Bach. the choir viii render Haydn's "KyTie" Ave
Maria BY Arcadelt: Holy Night" By Bieder-
man, and Gounods "Sanctus"
Following p soprano solo. by Dana two beautiful
collections will be rendered in solo on the violin
A Revorie." BY Dassau and "Humoreske. nv
DTorak. In conclusion Rossinis ''Infammstus' will
be sung By the choir
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the trying marches and in the face OF
daily lighting bespeak the greatest
credit for him and presage a brilliant
future" This referred TO his work
during tie Moro CAMPAIGN, under the
leadership OF Gen--then Capt.-"Jack"
PershinE.
Though but a junior first lieutenant
Mccullough commanded a troop, lead
Ing II across dangerous fords and
morassesi guiding Il through almost
impenetrabie junglesi Tending for lie
food and snslteri nursing its sick when
they lay along the weary trails dying
Of cholera (eight men died from this
disease on the trip; disposing it so as
to beat eff the enemy when they made
their desperate charges through the
jungle; riding day and night.
In September, 1904, after hsving
passed at the head Of his regiment
in competitive examination, McCul-
Tough entered the infantry and cav
airy school at Fort Leavenworth. This
is the great hopper that takes In raw
material and turns cut trained sol
diers
Through this institution Mccullough