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DEEDS or TRUST.

Square IoSS-FlOrenos Y. Spencer 70 William D.
Sullivan and Michael ]. Colbert. 20 secure John
McKenny. $1,000 l and ? years, per cent
Semi-annually. part original lot :.
Square 7s--AnnA NJ. Mattinsly to William II.
Walker ard Louis b. Schneider to secure James
II. Pardy, 5000. l year. 81 PCT CENT. semi
annually lots 81 and g.
Square Ee-SteUars Z. Minor e TX. to Albert F.
Fox and Edmund X. Fox. 70 secure Frederick
r. Walker 500 years ) pcr cent semi
annually. lot 90 Same 70 sane 10 Ses-Ire
same 5000. years. per cent. senni-snnually.
lot -
Q street northwest. between Thirtieth and Thirty
first strects-TrusteeS Of calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church South to board of church cx-
tension Of Methodist Episcopal Church south q
Louisville Ky. 20 secure said board q church
extension. 5000. part lots ~ and 80. square
1859
Square e72-Levelly NJ Cook Ct al. 10 Wharton
z. Lester and Michael J Colbert 70 secure the
National Permanent Building Association S. ODe
lots 80 20 g and 2sl
Square lo5s-John H. Graham Ct ux to William
NJ Kennedy and George W White. to secure
Kennedy & DaviS Co. $1,000 ! 20 % months
per CENT, semi-snnuslly. LOT 70.
Pleasant Plains-G. Helen MetczH to William C
Hill and Charles NJ Jones. 70 secure Anna NJ
Huhard, $500, years. ) per cent. Semi-annuaIly.
lot le
Addition 70 lie Droit Park-Lillie H Matfer-l e.
viz Harry J.. to Edward T. Kaiser and Francis
a. BlundOn. 10 secure Joseph Paul, $500. !
year. per cent. semi-arnuslly. lots & to 81
block g.
Square sl5-TLlOtson Z. Brown 70 Harry l. Rust
and BENJAMIN S. Minor, TO secure debt in Iber
ESQ. folio 81 lots IS to S.
Whitney Close-Dcra ]. J0ilfe e. Fir Charles D..
TO Walter r. Wilcox and George F. 5sane 70
secure Robert p Burruss. $50. !. ? ; years.
per cent. semfannually lot Il. block II.
Columbia Heighss-GeorEe Johannes 20 cx 70
Joseph B. Bowling and Monroe H-calfee. 70
secure Norman l. Sansbury. 500 3 years. )
per cent. semi-annualy. lot 49, block a.
Hoimesd Estate-Susau A Strattau 10 Albert F
Fox and William +. EdmonSton % secure
Richard a. Bailey. $500, years 3 PET cent
semi-annuAlly. lot 10. square 23s same 10
same, 70 secure sane. Sis / 70 81 months 6
per cent. semi-annuall5 lot 10 square H3s-
Square 2s5-Fannie H. Jackson 20 National Savings
and fr1st COnpGny. 70 secure American Security
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ST. Stephens Church, where solemn high mass will
be celebrated by Rev Father Walker S. Capghy.
pastor Of the church
Rey. Father I. B. WilliGms will be deacon and
Rev. Father Thomas q. Smyth mbdeacoa Of the
mass. The sermon viii be by Father Williams
The Iridium in ST. Dominic's Church. in psepar-
alton for She Feast Of the Immaculate Conception.
viii conclude with genera Communion at the 80
O'Clock mass tomorrow.
The Eoy Name Society Of tie parish viii receive
Holy Communion nt the sane mass.
The Iridium. conducted by Rev. Father NJ T.
Wsldron, o. F., s T. L.. Of the Dominican House
Of Studies has been well attended By the Sodality
Of the Blessed Virgin Mary and representatives Of
VARIOUS other organizations m the parish.
doetrinal discourse. on the feast commemorated,
will be preached at the hga mass tomorrow.
Rev Father Charles Warren Currier will preach
az the II O'Clock mass in the Church Of the Holy
Comforter tomorrow.
Special services including a reception Of new
members into the Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. viii be held at 80 u. m in honor Of The
Feast Of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev Father T. B. Williams o. st. stephens
Church. will preach. and the Holy Name Societies
OF the parish viii attend IN body.
In the Church Of Mount s.. sepulchre. adjoining
the Franciscan Monastery. Brookland. tine Feast Of
the immaculate Conception VII be commemorated
tomorrow through the celebration Of solemn high
mass. at O'Clock, by the Very Rev. Father Bede.
o. +. NJ. Conmissary Of the Holy Land. assisted
By tUo Fathers Of the Order Of Friars Minor a.
deacon and subdeacor Of the mass.
Compline and Benediction Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at $50 p.
Tomorrow siI Dc Communion Sunday in St
Stephens Church for the Children OF Mary Sodality
at the Z O'Clock mass. Meeting Of the members ~ 3
y. m. I'm ~. Mays German Church, the Married
Womens Sodaiity viii receive Holy Communion at
the ! 30 O'Clock mass. and meet for the recitation
Of their Office az SIS 2. m.
The Holy Name Society Of 81. Theresas Church.
Anaccstia, will attend the $50 O'Clock mass in a
body.
Special services viii be held in ST Joseph 8
CHURCH tomorrow. IN honor Of the feast cornmemor-
ated and the Holy Name Society Of the parish will
meet at ( p. M.
The Holy Name Union. representing the several
societies throughout the District viii hold a meet
ing in 81. Peters Hall. next "Wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
In St. Vincent de Paul's Church a Sodality Of
the Blessed Virgin Mary viii be organized at )
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
BenedictOn Of the Blessed Sacrament will be
given at the close Of the reception.
This organization like that Of the Holy Name
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Probate Court.


Estate 81 Laura johnson, petition for r-ol,at@
and record Of VIII and letters testamentary and rle
% show cause; order issuing rule. Attorney. A. q.
Wells
In re Lawrence B. Weeks. order authorizing allow
amer
Estate Of Rosanna c. Young: petition for probate
and record Of will and letters testamcntaI7 At;or-
ncy. X. s Hume
Estate q Henry Dickson; order framing issues
ard order admitting viii % probate and record and
letters testamentary; bond 10000. Atto-ney. J. b
LaFner
Estate Of John Pal Jones: order admitting will
70 probate and record and letters tessaueutsry
bond, 800 Attorney. Charles T. Carusi.
Estate Of james L. Davis: order admitting VII
70 probate and record and letters a. administration
c. :. a. bond $50 Attorney, ". L. Pollard
Estate Of Clgmen;ine ". Bartlett order 10 en-
ploy counsel
Estate Of Cuban Watt: order disgnissing cazeat
Estate u Amildz Mc,sreW: order authorizing SsIe
q note Attorney. A. g. Beutley-
IN re tat1erine l. MuZan; order granting leave
70 incnrber- Attorney. s. T. Thomas
In ne Petition q Leo ID. Adams e a.. order az
pointing guardian; bond. SLIGO
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. ST. near 9Th sw
d.. Weston BTuner. minister: Rev ]. =. Moore.
assistant 80. ;. :; TO- Barsca and Philathes
classes; II a. m. The Victorious Christ rs re-
quest; D. m. The Song Of the Great King %
Great chorus trained by Mr.. William j. Palmer.
who leads music. Miss Grace BeclmAn. cornet
sOlOist.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and ST.. c
r. Winbigler. pastor. go a. m : :; Il q. n.
The Human Relationship Of Christ" p n.
&. Z: p. m. Rev. J. ". Moore Of the Forward
Movement Of the Baptist Young People Of Amer
ica vii speak Everybody welcome % All services
WEST WASHINGTON. 3ist and y. {. 2. Stealey
pastor. Revival meetings Walker aud RUBY
evangelist and singer. II A. n aud 80 D n
:. >. go a m: t. p. s,45 p. m.
Z. HEZ SVEN BATTLES SUNDAY. NIGHT. 9
o'c. Preaching, II m. by Rev. John NJ Moore
Boston. Mass. Chorus choir free pews. ID BAR
TlsT Oh. AUDITORIUM 18th and Va ave. Sc
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 70 and y SIS. DR..
J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II a m Every
Man In Place" rs D. m. when Does Man
Dicg' :. s. 90 a. m: G. E. D. m
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
PRESBYTERIAN.

BETHANY CHAPEL Thirteenth and streets
northwest Sunday school Al 3 Edward Tarring
superintendent Christian Endeavor az = Preach
ing at By Rev. Ied H. C0pp. Topic The
souls mirror Special music by chorus choir
under direction Of Frank ", Conner. Come.
CENTRAL cor. 81 and [ SIS. NV (Southern As
scmblyl Preaching al II a. N. and % n N.
Rev. James II. Taylor. pastor Sunday school so
a m e. T., $50 D. m Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening. IA5- Strangers welcome noSo-Sf
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home II q n
and IS p. m. the pastor. Donald &. Macleod.
will oficiate. ;. :. $50 a. n; {. T.. SIS D. n.
All welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y Y ave, II and 18th SIS. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe.
pastor II a. m. public worship sermon by the
pastor; - p. n. Around the Wells-The Wells
Without Water" 20 a. m. Bible school. s.45 a..
m. adult classes; go 2. H.. Christian EndeaTor
Society
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Corn. ave.
and 18th SIS Rev. Arthur NJ. Little Ph. D.
Of Peoria. H., VIII oficiate 10 morrow Al u a. m.
and al 4 = m. Sunday school az s-B a. m
christian EudsaEor meeting az 2. M THURSDAY
evening az 3 midweek service
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EIection of Nfr. Weber.

Mr. G. A Weber, OF the Bureau Of
Labor. has been elected member Of the
board OF managers Of the Associated
Charities, 10 represent the northern div
ision conference. Of which he has been
chairman for years There were present
AZ the election: g. A Weber. chairman:
Miss C. c. Barnum. secretary: Rev. NJ.
Ross Fishburn, Mrs. z. a. Weeks. Miss
II. =. Simpson. Mrs. S N. Faulkner,
Mrs. o. a. Van Horn. Miss NJ Van Horn,
Miss F. l. Perham. Mrs II. V. Butler.
Mrs. J. l. Wilde. Miss F. S Crosby. the
division agent. and Charles F. Weller.
general secretary Of the Associated Chair
ties
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DAILY COURT RECORD


Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan,
Air Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White. Mr. Jus
uoe Peckham. Mr.. Justice MeKenna. Mr.. Justice
Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr. Justice MOODY.
Rufus =. Foster. Of New Orleans. La. was Ad-
nitted to practice,
No IS. John Newton Williamson. plaintiff in
error. The United States argument concluded b.
MT. Charles A. Douglas for the plaintiff in error.
No. 81. Amelia N. Holt, appellant. Samuel
Murphy Ct al argument commenced by Mr.. VIII
lam Frye White for the appellant. continued By
Mr. J. II. Everest for the appollees. and concluded
by Mr. John :. Jenkins for the appellant
Adjourned until Monday next. az Y O'Clock.
The day call for Monday, December 9. viii be as
follows; Nos 60. So G. 6. &C. II. p - Is, and e.
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PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH or THE ASCEN
SION. 18th and Mass. sye nw. Clergy. Right
Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee. u. D.. Bishop Of Wash
ington Rev. Robert T. Browning. eurste. Serv
ices. !; 30 $50. and II A. m. and 2. m. Rev
W. II. Doggett viii preach 80 II and the curat,
at p. m Seats free. Strangers cordially vel
coined.
ST. MARGARETS CHURCH Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place Rev Herbert Scott Smith.
ID. D.. rector. Services : 20 and II a. m and
p. m. The rector win preach. Strangers vel
come always.
TRINITY CHURCH ID and c SIS. nv. Rev. Rich
ard l.. Williams. Rev Lionel A. we. Services
80. j. and s; Sunday school. 80 and J.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH I'd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding ID. D.. and Rev. e.
II. Holmead Clergy. All seats free HOLY Com
munion, 80 and 10 a m: morning service and
sermon. II a. n; choral eyensong and sermon,
p. An welcome
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev
James H. w Blake rector 10 A. n. Holy
Communion: $50 a. n. Sunday school: II a. m.
fun service and sermon by the rector; 70 D. m.
evening prayer and special music by the vested
choir.
ST. ABRAMS CHURCH. Mount 81. Alban. Rev.
G.. {. r. Bratenahl. rector. Holy Communion al
74s; Sunday school. sf5 A. N: morning PRAYER
and sermon II; evening prayer and address. ?. m.
ST. MARKS CHURCH, ID and sts. Sc Rev.
DIR. W. L. De Vres. Rev. John n. Deis Rev. T..
NJ Prescott clerU. Services 30 and II a. m,
aud 3 and : 30 T. N.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. C. st., bet. 18th
and 18th. Rev. r. II. Mckim. ID. D., rector.
Holy Communion. a M. Other services II a.
m. p. m. and 3 p m. The rector viii preach
at u a. m and \. m. All seats free except al
j q. m At II a. m. strangers viii be provided
with seats by the ushers. All welcome. Sunday
school. go a. m and , p. m.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. sth and
/ SIS. ne. Rev. G. ; Abbott ir Holy Com
munion. 80 a. m; Sunday school. g 30 a. m;
service and sermon. II a. m. childrens eyensong.
80 y. m; evening prayer and sermon, 30 p m.
no3ostf
The Rev. G. Fresland Peter viii preach az night
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Society Ncenty formed in ST. yincent's parish. had
It's inception during the Mission conducted By Rev.
Father +. A. Judge and Rev. Father Lynch. Of 81
Vincent de Paul's Church. Germantown. Pa which
was attended With very gratifying results.
Rev. Father Frank X Bischon pastor Il the
Church Of the Nativity. BrightwOod is planning 10
have midnight mass celebrated Christmas. in the
Church of the Nativity.
Special arrangement Of street-car service made to
accommodate those who wish to attend, viii be an
nounced AZ later date.
Solemn high miss Of requiem was ehsnted in ST..
Patriek's Church yesterday. for the rspose Of the
soul Of Mrs. John r. Ellis. whose death on Tues
day last caused profound sorrow in many homes ia
this city. where friendships ties had for years
deared her 10 large circle Of GeQuainIsnces
Rev. Father Thomas +. Michigan vas oelebrant
Of the mass. Rev. Father James A. smyth. deacon.
and Rev Father James 0'Conn0r. Of the Catholic
University. subdeacou.
Rev. Father Jerome ]. MCGEE, in remarkably
beautiful sermon. opening appropriately With the
text. Blessed is he who dies IN the Lord paid
tender tribute 20 the sterling qualities q the de-
ceased. and refeed TO the unbounded charities en-
deaTng her memory IL many grateful hearts.
charitable deeds too numerous 10 recount for not
orphan asylum church in the District but has
been aided through her boneheence.
Present in the Sanctuary we're Rev Dr. stafford
and Rev. Father W. r. Carroll. Of ST. Patrick
Rev. Father J. ]. MCGEE. pastor Of the SHINE Of
the Sacred Heart; Rev. Father Valentine Schmitt.
pastor Of 81. Josepn's; Rev. Father z. J. oCon-
nell. pastor Of st. Vincent dc Pauls: Rev. Father
Eugene Hannah, pastor Of 81. Martins; Rev.
Father Thomas. Of Baltimore, and Rev. Father
Yingling
Collections for the Catholic University Of Amer
lea from the several dioceses Of the Catholic
Churcn throughout the United States. in the year
ended November 50. 1907. realized total Of
Slc2 lIA6
This gratifying result. in excess 0f ali previous
years indicates clearly the desire Of the Catholic
isity 70 promote the interests Of the University
which, in the seventeen years Of It's existence, has
acquired a prominence that gives IL ranking With
the greatest seats Of learning in the world
For the completion and perfection q its work. ac-
oording 20 its educational Plan the Catholic Uni
Versity Of Amere still requires large additions 70
iis faculties as well TO It's buildings and ap-
pliances for this purpose annual collection.
thOrized by che Holy Father. Pope Plus X Is taken
up the several dOccses Of the United States be
tween the first sunday in Advent and the follow
ing Fall
The returns from the collections Of last Sunday IN
this city aud diocese will not he announced until
next November. various diooeses have Different
times allotted for the annual collection
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
G sts. NV. Rev. Samuel H. woodrow. ID. ID. pss-
for. II a m. public worship. with sermon by
pa';or. A Quiet Life" p. m. Elijah at Abel
aoholah: or. The Worker Choosing His Sue.
eessor Music hy quartet and chorus choir, led
by Dr. j. W BischOf. organist. go a. m sun
day school; 80 .. m. Junior c. E.; eD D. m.
Y. z. s G. T.
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th ST nv. Rev. VI. Ross
Fishburn. pastor. 30 a. m. Sunday school Il a.
m. sermon by the pastor. Subject: Tender Of
Heart 3 p m. Junior Endeavor: so p m.
senior EndeaHor Is p. m. first sermon by pas
tor in series. "A Finished Man Subject:
fundamental" Music by quartet choir. vel
come for all
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ. +. CHURCH. Sixteenth and
Church streets northwest, Rev Robert NJ Moore
ID. D.. pastor. Sunday school. go a. m. Preach
Ing by pastor IL a. m and p. m. Epworth
League p. m Good music. Seats free. AL
welcome.
HAMLINE NJ. f. CHURCH. 9th and ? sts nv
Rev. Charles 4. Guthrie pastor. Sunday school
go a m, Mr.. NJ. \. Watson. superintendent
preaching. il a. m. and 20 p. m. by the pastor
$50 y. m, Epworth League. Seats free. Stranger
welcome.
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THEOSOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. T. s, Pythian Temple
1912 9Th St. I'd floor Sunday s p. m. lecture BY
Mrs. Florence s. Dufie on Character Building =
Public invited
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sPIRTTUALIsM.

KELLER, 1901 FAIRMONT ST. WONDERFUL,
private slate writings daily. messages from loved
ones and information any affairs; public seances
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday nights Phone
north 520i noss-tf
MR. BROWN WILL GIVE MESSAGES FROM
Articles Sunday evening. Dec. g. at the Spiritual
Temple League. Pythian Temple lth floor
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Lawsuits.

No 5olL D. ?. Nichols & CO. u Charles z
Prtchard, rsp.eEin- Attorney, J. y Larner.
No 5ooiZ Antonio CeTTiglio Is CIaudiuS 2
Jewell; damages, 80 Attorneys Tucker & Ken
yor.
No sool3. George Barrie & Sons vs. William r
Barnhsrt5 Judgment Of H. \. Terrell ;ustice q
the pcacc. So Attorneys. Tucker & kenyon.
no 5edA George L. Martin rs. George F.
Howell; account. S559& Attoruevs Lambert A
Mclean. r. 4 Yeatman. and W G. Martin
No. 5ool5. Hanford Produce Company "a National
CITY Dairy COMPANY; account. H.s5oE Attorney
Ralston x SiddCns
elecimeuf Attorney. z II. Hewlett
No Ssll- johnson County SAVINGS Bank -
Walter K Hin; bills q exchange. S5so. Attornay
T. L. 1sr0rds
No SolS same rs Acme Repair and Bicycle
Company; same SIS. Attorney. sane
No @ola same ". A. u. KlcczeWski: same. $50
Attorney same
No Se9- Peoples Savings Bank Is Gsorria A
Kicks e. al; judgment T. H. Callsn. Justice q:
the peace. Sl25- Attorneys. ". J. Seaie and L. L
Gicr
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 9Th and ID SITS nc Rev.
George A Miller, pastor. Services Sunday: At
II a. N. and 7:b D. m. Sunday school. go a. m
VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service. with sermon
by +. ID. Power. II. The Last Great Commits
sion;" 30. save Yourselves ;. S. $50: c. T.,
SIS Welcome
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and I SITS.
Ulysses G. r. Pierce. minister. e:i5 a. n. Sun
day school and class for the comparative study ~
religion. 10 r. m. Unity Study class II a m
morning service; sermon by Rev Edward Everett
Hale. 30 p. m. Young Peoples Religious
Union. de-s
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sEvENTH~DAY ADVENTISTs.

WONDERFUL PROPHECY: when VIII the
Everlasting Kingdom Of Christ BE Set Upg" This
viii be the theme Of Prof Frederick Grigrs. sun.
day. Dec. s. at rs D. m, at MEMORIAL,
CHURCH. cor. VI and 18th SIS. NV. ALL WEI
COME
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OTHER SERVICES,

DIR. J. " FRIZZELL will preach at II a. N
Sunday. Dee. s. in the National Capital Bank
Hall. on Pa. ave. bet Sd and sth sts Sc Sub
jet: THE CONQUESTS OF HUMANITY %
All people interested in securing the Ingram
Memorial and Peoples Institute arc requested TO
BE- present
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. l4p o e. Lee
tufs Sunday evening. Sis. FREEDOM" Wednes
day. s;l5. ANALOGY Thursday. at 9. study
welcomed.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

AIFE." SUBJECT OF ADDRESS BY AIR. J. n.
NIGH. at p. m, Pythian Temple. nl2 9th st.
nv.
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NONSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple lOl2
9th ST. nw. Alex. Kent minister will speak al
u l5 Of Motto Piety." Prof NeWberg's Bible
class az 10; kindergarten class at LES
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SITS nv
Rev. John Van Schsick. ir.. pastor. II a. n
morning service; 1870 y. m. Y. 2. C. L.: s.8 a.
m SUNDAY school
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE A TALK AT HER
new Offices. 900 18th st. tcor. I ST. apartment 2O2
Sunday, p. Subject Power Of Thought in
Healing. Public invited. Patients treated week
days. Telephone NJ ISL noSo-st
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EASILY MIXED
This Prescription Said to Pre-
vent Weak Kidneys.
PREPARE REMEDY YOURSELF

Splendid Medicine for Baekache and
Urinary Trouble of Men and WOm-
en-ReIIeves Long standing Cases
of Rheumatism, and There Ia Not
Sufferer in the World Who Can
Afford TO Leave IL Untrfed.
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Md. ave and 9th st. ne.
Preaching. II and 30. by Rev. c. T. wiles. Of
Pittsburg: Sunday school. 80; Junior c. T. 8
and Senior c. L., go p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening.
MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle. Pastor J. c. Butler.
IL Rev. c. II. Butler. 80: sunday school. $50:
Christian Endeayor. Junior, 3; Senior $50 All
welcome
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NATIONAL new THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY MEETINGS AT 0.l5 A. NJ FOR MEDI.
tation- Daily weekday noon meetings and Wednes.
day eTeninEs at S at Loan and Trust BLDG. cor.
and 9Th sts. Public invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran SITS. NV. The
Rev Frank Sewsll. ID. D.. pastor. viii preach at
II m. Talents and Usury" Sunday school.
l2.l5 Evening service and lecture. : 50 D. m.
Second in Windows Opened in New Church
Theology: Throwing Light on THE BIBLE"
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
scottish Rite Hall. 1907 g St NV. Services, II A.
m and 20 D. m. Subject Of morning lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER C. ,SABIN Teaching How TO
Heal the Sick Subject Of evening lecture BY
MISS MARTHA =. VAN VOAST, The PRAYER
Of the Realization" Testimonial meeting wednes-
day evening az 40. Seats free. All invited
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r SIS. NV. Services, Sunday. u a m and 8
p. m.
Subject. GOD THE PRESERYER OF MAN %
SUNDAY school, II a. m. Wednesday eTening
meeting, O'Clock. Public cordially invited An
seats flee. Free reading room COL Colorado Rlda
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ Z CHURCH
SOUTH. cor. 9th and SITS. NV. Rev. William
French Locke, pastor II a. m and D. n
preaching by the pastor; Sunday school. $50
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18th ST.. near Dupont
Circle Clergy: Rev {. Ernest smith. y. e.. l.,
rector: Rev. ]. g. Ames b. A.. and Rev. William
J. Cox. =. D.. assistants. 8 a. m. Holy Com
nunion: Il a. m. service and sermon by rector;
p. m, service, sermon by Rev ". ]. Cox.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
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No 100 RasaHe R. Ford vs.. Mar Hendsr-
son; substitute trustee. Attorneys Birrev &
Woodland
No sz5s5 Ids L. Gee vs. Lewis p. Gee. diro-ce
4 mcnsa q thors. Attorney, c. W. Drew.
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and Trust Company, go years. PER cent
scmi-anrlaIy. original lots % s.
square L54-Frank =. Mitchell e TX % William A.
Gordon and Murray A Cobb. 70 secure Charles
larry. SOC. ] year, PCT cent. semi-annually
LOT l01
Lanier Heights-A- A. Fisher CT al 10 Harry G
BIrge and Herman Z. Gasch. 70 secure Kathleen
C. Mercer. Sc9. 5 yesrs. 81 uSr cent. semi
annually, paris lof 4 and g.