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The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23

Last Faiday evening, at the city hall
Miss Mabel Rivers, of Meridian, one. of
Mississippi's most intellectual and bril-
liant young readers, gave a highly en-
PERTAINING and most edifying recital.
Miss Rivers has at her command the
very best endorsements one can receive,
being a graduate Of the Boston School
of Expression, also of New York, and
she is truly an artist in her work. She
spoke with all the enthusiasm of a thor
oughly cultivated nature; rendering her
masterpieces with such perfection as to
call forth unbounded admiration from
her hearers. and bearing herself with
such true Southern queenliness and
grace as should make Mississippi proud
Of her daughter. Miss Rivers is now
teacher of expression in Meridian, and
surely Merchants light in the intellect
ual world should shine all the brighter
for claiming her.-Clark County Times.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23
6nrial ann prrannal

Miss Louise Goosman, an accomplish
ed young lady OF Somerville, Tenn, is
the guest of the Misses Huffman.
Misses. Louise Frazer and Mile
Brown returned Saturday from Chau-
tauqua, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dubard and
daughters were the guests the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Dubard's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robt Kinds.
Mr.. Wright, of San Antonio, Texas,
is visiting his s~ister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie
May Wright and her little son, Baskin.
Mr.. Wright is a brother of the late DR..
7. c. Wright.
The work of Miss Rivers last night
was delightful and we can feel proud at
having such a master with US. Miss
Rivers handled negro dialect and TRACE
dy with the same degree Of ease, and in
other ways showed herself a thorough
artist. We certainly congratulate the
management for having obtained this
entertainment for us. and only wish for
more of the same quality, for they do
much for the advancement of culture
among u people Laurel Herald.
Such a distinct success as was achiev-
ed last evening at the Wesleyan College
Elocution Recital, is agreed by every
one present to be the most brilliant in
the history of the institution. From
stage to balcony the chapel was packed
with an appreciative audience that in
sisted upon encoring each number of
the program. Each of the selections
were rendered with that expressive re-
serve which marks the best work of
Miss Rivers, and even into most subtle
of the passages there was shown an in
sight and an Interpretation that was
masterful. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23
Sheep Wanted.

Anyone having sheep for sale will
find a ready buyer by writing to U. O.
Parish Sheep Co.. Terrell, Tenn. We
are in the market at all seasons for all
the sheep we can buy.
For Sale-4O acres good land partly
cleared, situated at the fork of Ellis
town and Poplar Springs road near Mt.
Vernon School house, also a good stand
for a store. Apply to H. B. Clayton,
Belde en-, Miss.
A RARE BARGAINING Encyclo-
paedia Britannica with an American
Supplement, thirty volumes in all, at a
very low rate. Address Box 507, Tupelo,
Miss,
The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23
Card Of Thanks.

Permit us to return our heartfelt
thanks to the kind hearted ladies and
gentlemen who came in to nurse our
sweet little babe, Eugenia. during the
illness that caused her death. So much
human sympathy and kindness was
manifested by those who ministered to
u little one that we feel unable to
find words with which to express our
gratitude. We appreciate every act
and return our sincere thanks. May
YOU all find such friends when disease.
sorrow and death visits Jour home, is
u earnest desire.
Mr.. AND MRS. JIMMIE SULLIVAN.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23
Smithyille. Ark, Aug goth @

%Smithyille, Ark, Aug Goth OF
Tupelo Journal, Tupelo, Miss.
I have a son that l have lost trace of
the last time l heard from him was
June 10Th at Tupelo, he was then On
his way home from Georgia. Since that
time | have heard nothing of him, |
have written several letters but of no
avail. l want you to advertise for him
in your paper.
His name is Ed Stratton, Age %,
slender, light hair and light completed.
If any n al give me any informa-
ton Of his whereabouts | will appreciate
same very much.
/ am afraid that he is dead, as he has
always been very prompt to write.
Hoping you will comply with this re-
quest, | am,
Yours very truly,
SAM STRATTON
The Tupelo journal., 1907-08-23
Miss Mabel Rivers to- Appear
Here Next Tuesday Evening.

On Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
Mabel V. Rivers, of Meridian, will give
a recital under the auspices of the U D
C. This money will be used to build
an iron fence around the Confederate
monument. Our readers will see from
the press notices elsewhere in this issue
that she is a finished artist and we hope
all who can will attend She will be as
sisted by our local musical talent which
will add to the variety of the program.
Admission Is and SOC. Court house.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-28
GOSPEL MIssIoN SERVICES.
Watch Night 10 he Observed with
Music and Refreshments,

The management Of the Gospel Mission
announce that watch-night service will
be held next Tuesday night from 1880
O'Clock in the evening until u o'clock to
watch the old year out and the new year
in. There VIII be a change of leaders
each hour and a fine musical programme
will be rendered.
On New Years Day an ali-day gospel
service will be held commencing at y
O'Clock noon and continuing until 10
o'clock at night At this service there
singers for each hour Refreshments VIII
also be served 10 all from I until S
o'clock.
From Il to p O'Clock the large Twen-
tieth Century Graphophone viii play a
number OF new gospel songs out on the
Avenue, SO that they may be heard from
one to two blocks away.
The new dormitories. providing lodgings
for homeless men. have been opened in
the halls above the Gospel Mission, and
their capacity and accommodations have
been tested to the utmost every night
There is a need for clean and comforta-
BILE lodgings for laboring but homeless
iltl III Ills CITY, anu the tcSptl -AlsSitn
is doing what It can TO provide for this
need.
Contributions of bedding and second
hand clothing are solicited A card sent
to the mission will bring a prompt mes
senger for any articles Of use.
The free Sunday night supper, which
Is served every Sunday evening from I
70 O'Clock has been patronized by over
one hundred persons eac:. Sabbath the
guests remaining 10 the gospel services
that follow
The gospel mission is under the man
agement OF an executive committee. Of
which Mr.. George W Wheeler is the
chairman, Mr.. c. NJ. Croft secretary, and
NJ II. d. Gordon treasurer. Mr. Croft is
a member Of the Douglass NJ. T. Church.
and Messrs. Wheeler and Gordon are
members Of the Foundry NJ +. Church.
Funds for the conduct OF the work may
be sent 70 either OF these gentlemen.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-28
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G ST.. bet 18Th
and 18th. Rev. 4. II. McKim. ID. D., rector
Holy Communion. a. m; services. II a. m and
and D. m; Sunday school. $50 A. m and 8
q. m. The Christmas music will be repeated and
also selections from The Messiah"
Service New Years Eve from IL
To II y. I'M.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
stS. ne. Rev C. y Abbott. iT- Services. ! % a.
m. II n m. ; 30 p. m, and 30 y. m. The Rignt
Rev. Henry Y. Satteriee ID. D.. Bishop Of Wash
ington, viii preach at the morning service.
ST JAMES CHURCH. sth ST.. between and c
sts. The Rev Fr HUghson. o. n. C., Is
expected to preach az II a. and 80 2. m
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and SITS NV Rev Rich
ard i. Williams. Rev. Lionel A. Wye. Services al
30. II. ard S; New Years Day at H.
ST PAUL's CHURCH. I'd 81. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Harding. d. D., and Rev C.
II. Holmead clerU. Services 10 20. and II a.
m. when Christmas service viii be repeated. At
p. m fun choral evensong and sermon; presenta-
ton Of honor medals 70 members Of choir. Al
welcome az all services.
ST. MARKS. 81 and A SIS. Sc Rev. DR.. W. l..
De Eres Rev. John Fl. Dcis Rev. r. ~ Pres
colt. clerE. Services. 80 and II A. n, and
20 b. N. Christmas music repeat0d.
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. s.. near 7th sx.
Dr. Weston Bnner. minister So Sunday school
Mr.. Ford, superintendent; II a. n, The Master
Touch. 20 nth annual Ioll cal. p. NJ The
song Of The Ages" great chorus; Mss Beelnsan.
oUuetist Watch-uight service December g. ID
to 2 2. n, the Washington Chorus Club leading
the music.
WEST WASHINGTON. 5lst and sts G. p
stealey. past. Christmas sermons and music. i
a. M. and : &C D. m Large chorus choir Ever
seat free. Stratrers welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and y sts
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching. i d NJ. A
Grateful Souls Problem" As D. n. Difficult
Arithmetic" ). s. 80 A. n, C. T., P n
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SIS. C. p
Ninbisier pastor. $50 A. IL. ;. 5. II q. H., a
New Years Message" p. ~ g. e T. H.
An Exchanging Friend" Everybody welcome %
All services Monday. =. m. lecture hy Dr. John
D. Quackenbos. q New YORK. Subject, Chris
uanity and Healing; or. The Value Of Thera-
ucuriC Suggestion Lecture free.
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MR. E. K. PLANT BURIED.
Former Mail Clerk Inferred at Con-
gressiOnaI Cemetery.

Funeral services for Edward Knight
Plant, who died on Christmas Day. after
a short illness at the Casualty HOSPITAL
were held yesterday afternoon at >
o'clock at the residence OF his aunt. Mrs.
Mary Brecht. us Third street northeast.
Interment was made in Congressional
Cemetery
Mr.. Plant was native Of.this city. and
hfty-four years old. For a number o.
years he was in the United States Rail
way Mail Service. but later conducted n
cleaning and dyeing establishment at
Ninth street and New York avenue north
west He was a member Of the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. Brotherhood OF Protect
i've Order Of EIks. knights OF Pythias.
and the Retail Clerks Association.
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CONGREGATIONS.

III. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th 81. NV. Rev NJ Ross
Fisahurn. pastor go a m. Sunday school, u a.
M =-7non by the pastor. subject AFTER the Year
Had Exuired,' 5 T. n. Junior Endeavor: SO D.
n. senior EndeaTor: - r. m. next sermon II
series By pastor subject What one Gets from
His Parents Music by quartet. a welcome
for all.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
q Sta nv. Rev samuel II. Woodrow d. d.
pastor y a. n. public worship. with se-uaon rs
pastor. The Manifestation Of the sons Of God -
p. m. Christmas choral service. Geibers In
canatiou Music hy quartet and chorus cho.r.
Jed ty Dr. J. vs.. Bschof. organist. $50 a. m,
sunday school; IS p. m. Y r :. G. T.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL. cor. Sd and I SIS. NV. fsouthern Assem-
bly, Preaching at II q. n. by Rev. David Wins.
ID. D.; sunday school, 30 a. m prayer meeting.
Thursday evening IS Strangers welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
New York ave. II and 18th SIS. Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor. II a. n. The Year 1897 - rs
,. m, Geibel's Christmas cantata. TIE NatiFity "
Mr.. Anton Kaspar violin; $50 a. m, Bible
school; 90 m, adult CLASSES; 30 p. n. Chris
tian EndeaT0r Society
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave.
\ and 18th sts. Rev. Howard AgneW Johnston
ID. D., Of New YORK, win ofsciatc tomorrow al
II a. n and 20 2. m: Sunday school az SIS
a. m; Christian EndeaFor meeting az 5 p. ID. !:
Thursday evening at 9. mid-Week service.
CENTRAL. cor. 81 and I sts ng. lsouthern As
senbly Preaching al Il a. n. and 10 ?. N.
Rev. James II. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school $50
a. m. c. F., go p. l. Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening 7:i5 Strangers welcome no30-stf
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninth
and ) streets northwest Members We're
asked to be AZ the New Years reception
az the ". c. T. L. Home from 4 20 70
O'Clock 10 welcome friends Money Was
appropriated for treat for the inmates
OF the Home for the Aged and Infirm
The remaining time was devoted 70 gen
eral talk on the possibility and advan-
tages of prohibition in the District Mrs
jerks viii entertain the auxiliary ~ the
January meeting az her home, at l5l5
Tenth street northwest.
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ENDEAYOR NOTES
Prohibition Crusaders League to
Meet Monday, January 6.
Miss Julia Stickney Describes at
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Her Mission Work in Burmah.

The next regular meeting of the Dis
trict % Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union will be held at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church on Monday
evening. January 6, 1908.
The usual Christmas sunrise prayer
meeting service was observed on Christ
mas morning by Calvary Baptist Church.
As has been the custom for several years.
this meeting was held under the auspices
Of the Christian Endeavor Societies of
that church. very interesting and i'm
pressive service was held.
The Prohibition Crusaders League. a
strong organization in the city. formed
20 aid in temperance reform. will meet
on Monday evening, January s, 1905 at
the First Congregational Church. A del
egation from the District of Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union. which is az
fliated with it, is expected to be present.
Last Sunday the Christian Endeavor
Society of the New York Avenue Presbv-
terrain Church discussed missionary
topic. and had as its leader Miss Julia
Stlckney. who has just recently returned
from the mission fields of Burmah The
meeting was by far oee of the most in
teresting and instructive missionary
meetings of the season. and the society
vas. indeed. favored In having with II
one who knew so well the needs and ac-
tual work that is being daily carried on
in India.
The union is glad to learn Of the break
ing Of ground for the new edifce for the
Emmanuel Baptist Church at Sixteenth
street and Columbia road This church
has a Junior Society Of Christian En-
deavOr. which is a member of the Junior
Union. The union is also proud that one
of its foremost and Oldest workers. Mr..
Percy S. Foster. who so ably conducted
the Messiah" praise service of Conven-
ton Hail last week. is also a persistent
worker in the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The usual vigil service on the night of
December 81 will be observed al the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. and
viii be conducted by Rev DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe. AS in times past. it has been
the privilege of Christian Endeavorers.
whose own church does not hold such a
service. 20 meet here and watch the old
year out and ring in the new. Sc a Ike
invitation is extended TO all Christian
Endeavorers.
The Pennsylvania State Christian En-
deavor Union is planning for large State
convention at Reading. Pa, July Z, s, and
next.
The union begs to call attention TO the
fact that new topics and tools" for the
work in the society can be had of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor at
Boston, Mass Orders for new topic cards.
badges. books. or pamphlets viii receive
prompt attention and be mailed to the
sender post paid.
Attention is called TO the fact that the
press department of the union Is DESTROYS
of securing from all societies accounts
of elections or meetings of Importance
and things Of general interest to Chris
tan Eadeayorers.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAALINE N. r. CHURCH. 9Th and p sts NV.
Rev. Charles F. Guthrie. pastor. % a. N. sun
day school. II a m. sermon By Kev. W W
Davis. Ph. D. 50 p. m. Euworth League; SO
p. m. sermon hy pastor. Wrong Ways Of Doing
Right" Tuesday evening. Watch night service.
beginning at O'Clock with a social hour. in
charge Of the Epworth League From 10 % Z
O'Clock regular Wsfciuig service. conducted by
tie pastor. Come and worship with us Sittings
free.
FOUNDRY NJ. 2. CHURCH, 18th and Church SIS.
Nv. Rev, 2cbt 4. Moore. y. D.. pastor. go
a. m. Sunday school. L q. N. preaching b. las-
tor; : D. m. EpwoTth LeaClc; D. m choral
serTice b. The choir Slafs Tree Al uelcnne.
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NorthUent AuxiIInrr hi. G. n. ID.

Auxiliary were at the December meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Steiner, in Iowa
Circle, Thursday afternoon. The presi-
dent conducted the opening exercises,
with Mrs. Henry al the piano. Superin-
tendenfs Of the various departments gave
their reports. Delegates were chosen TO
the quarterly meeting on January II at
The Washington herald., 1907-12-28
Lecture on ~chrlstianity in Healrne.s

Dr.. John d. Quackenbaugh. OF New
York. a profound student in mental
science. whose lectures and writings have
made him known the world over, will
deliver a lecture next Monday evening
al the First Baptist Church on Christi
anity in Healing" He comes by special
invitation OF Rev. DR.. Winbigler. and the
lecture. to which the public is invited,
will be entirely free
The Washington herald., 1907-12-28
METHODIST CHURCH.
REVIYAL MEETINGs.

The WESLEYAN PENTECOSTAL CHURCH q
this city VIII hold q series of revival meetings
commencing sunday Dec. @ and closing sunday
Jan. p Fythian Temple located on 9Th 81. NV.
just above Carnegie Liarary. has been secured and
services Win be Led three times on Sundays % 80
a. n 2 % and D. n. also every evening az 30
IN addition % these a service niN be held every
morning az 10 a. m in PontecuStal Hail 9Th and
j. SIS. NV. Rev B. Cauadine d. D.. q ST
Louis. No.. one Of the gifted authors and evan
grists o. Methodism, has been engaged Tor the en-
tire meeting
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and u SIS. ne Rev
George A. Miller. pastor. SerTices SUNDAY az IL
q. m. and Is D. N Subject of morning sermon
The Dying Year special music Al evening
service hfts sermon in series on Life Of Christ "
SUNDAY school. go a. m
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Pastor. F. D.
Power. u a. m. a Glance BsckWard:T 30
= m. "A Glance Forward SUNDAY school $50.
C. l.. go; watch-night se7ice Tuesday. le 70 p
2. N.
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merly rector OF St. Johns Church. this
city. had this 10 say about the bishop:
His wonderful powers and fine charaC-
ter made him a lealer in the church.
while his charity and loving kindness en-
deared him TO all His death is a great
shock TO me He was one Of my oldest
friends, and I felt the deepest affection
and respect for him."
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Corccan SIS NV. TIE
Rev Frank seWan. d. D.. pastor. vil preach az
II a. m. The Generation q Jesus Christ Matt
l. sunday school. H-l5 EFening service snd lee
ulre, ! % J. m. fifth In Windows OTleled-'-
The Spiritual World. and SWcdenborg the spiritual
Columbus Al are Uelcome- Free loan library
Of the writings Of SWedenborg ard the periodicals.
and literature q the New Church IN the Festry
frrr frnrIs ID The rasrIlnIa
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Ii PTiERAN.

MEMORIAL Closing year services: T. sermon hy
pastor. J. 6. BUTLER: 80. FIVENINTTE
TALKS from yariOus church organizations Inter
estng service All welcome
KELLER MEMORIAL AID ave. and 9Th ST. ne.
Preaching. II ana %. by Rev A. Holman Of
Hanover. Pa. Sunday school and e. T. societies
az tie usual time. Strangers especially welcome
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VII be offered al g. :. and O'Clock: high mass and
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament at 10
81 AuguStine's Church. low mass at N
and II O'Clock Bene1ctiOn Of the Blessed Sor-a
ment after the last mas
81 Domiuics Church. low mass AZ So 8 and
O'Clock; high mass and Bcnediccion Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 9 a. m. Confessions Tuesday after-
noon and evening. There vii be no Sodality meet
ings next week
ST Nlary's Church low mass az 20 a. m: solemn
high mass and Beneiiction Of the Blessed sacra-
ment az 1870 O'Clock
-. Patrick's Church. masses viii be at 6 : SIS
g and 10 O'Clock; Beneiiction after the last mass
Shrine CT the Sacred Heart. low mass at and
O'Clock high mass and Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 10 a. N.
Rev. Father Aloysius Brosuan. S j., OF Georve-
town University viii Treach in the chapel Of ire
Convent Of Perpetual Alteration next Friday after
noon at AS O'Clock.
DevotiOns in honor OF the Sacred Heart VIII be
held in all the churches next Friday Expositions
Of the Blessed Sacrament IN St Matthews Church
from a. m until p. m. when Benedictioa win be
given.
Exposition Of the Blessed Sacrament in s.. Augns
tines Church from 40 70 5 p. m Concluding with
Benediction. Exposition Of the Blessed Sacrament
all day in st. AioysiuA and in 81 Patrick
Church az a. m Benediction and devctions 20 the
Sacred Heart at 80 D m Exposition % the
Blessed Sacrament in the Church Of the Nativity
Brightwood firm 30 p N. until S O'Clock When
Benediction viii be given
Spegial devo;ions az 80 ?. m in St Paul's. the
shrine Of :he Sacred Heart St. Dminics 81
Joseph's. S. Peters the Church cf the Holy
Church. TennalttoWn. and St. Theresa's Church.
AnacOstia
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NONsECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pyttiap Temols mo
9Th s. NV. Alex Kent minister. win snsak ar
H-l5 OF The Nations Moral Issues Prof New
bugs Bl6le study az % kindergarten az LIZ
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST

DOES THE BIBLE ANYWHERE TEACH
THAT SUNDAY Is TIE SABBATH"
Evangelist h &. Russell's theme SUNDAY. Dec q
- j. m. AZ the MEMORIAL CHURCH. cor
18th and VI SITS NV SPECIAL music An ,relc,-,o
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ Z CHURCH
SOUTH. c1r. 9Th ana X sts nv. Rev William
French Locke, pastor II A. m and p. NJ.
preaching By the pastor; Sunday school. 80
a. 10. EFWurth League D. n
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UNIyERSALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18Th an,l !. SIS. NV.
Rev John Van Sl.aick. r.. pastor Morning serv-
ice, II O'Clock; sermon by Chaplain II. y CouGen.
u. ID. s.5 a. m. Sunday school 1870 p n, Y.
L 4
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHE CENTER.

THE NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
Washington Losn ard Trust Bldg. Ger. 9Th and r
sts- Miss STACEY % London, win speak az Rau-
schers Han. lo92 Conn ave. az O'Clock sub
iect- The Last saving e Jesus" Meetings a
reading noon each week-iay y 20 i2.3l: Wednes-
day eEelinE a s Al Welcnme
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18Th S.. near Dupont
Circle Clergy: Rev. c. Ernest smith, d. d.,
ID. G. L. rector: Rev. J. G. Ames. Il. A., and
Rev William J. Cox T. D.. assistants a. m.
Holy Communion: II a. m. service and sermon BY
rector; s p. m. sermon by Rev. William D.
Bishop. ID. ID. Strangers cordially welcomed.