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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-25

The yreat house Of Mr.. Dc Tavenier
ras alive with visitors. strange men
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11

1t is an endogen, yet its bark
shows concentric rings such as
characterize the exogenous
stems. 1t lives and thrlves in
great numbers in region early
devoid of vegetation, in a land
Of heat and thirst and barren
less.
Another tree in California
which has peculiar parsonall-
~ is the creeping oak of Mon
terey.
Nowhere in the vegetable
xingdom can be found so true a
representative of monopoly
ebis tree is of gnarly growth,
it's limbs, like those of syca-
more, bending and twisting in
all directions.
Whenever a branch touches
the earth 1T takes root and be-
comes, as it were, another trunk
though still a branch of the
main stem, drawing nourish
ment both from the parent stem
and from the new source. In
this manner the tree is spread
till has taken possession OF five
acres of ground and it is still
ad Jancing.-Fr the Balti,
more Sun.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11
In Tolls of Reptile.

On last Sunday the little
twenty months daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Cochran, who
resides SIX miles west of Milan,
had an experience that her par
ents are not likely to forget,
even if the child does.
The father and mother went
out IN the garden and set the
child down by the gate near
them. In a short time they no.
ticed her throwing up her hands
at something and ran to her.
Imagine their feeling when they
discovered that blowing viper
as they are called, had coi'ed
around the her body and hid
it's head elevated in front oi
her.
In his fright Mr. Cochran
picked up the child and the
snake dropped off and was
killed. Upon examination it
found that the snake had not
bitten or otherwise injured the
child. However the parents
have had a scare they will not
soon forgot,
The vipers are among ouI
most poisonous snakes and are
usually viscious.-Milan Re
publican.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11
Make Way for the Farmer.

When a farmers's wagon dis
putes the right of way with an
automobile. the sensible thing
for the automobile to do is not
to dare the farmer to get down
and fight it out, but to reserve
the engine, back off and let the
sovereign of the soil drive on in
proud possession OF his preroga.
tives. When a young motorist
failed to pursue this course of
wisdom Wedne sday evening,
but invited a farmer on the
Olive street road to fistic encoun.
ter, the latter tossed the reins
ON the mules backs, jumped
down, spat on his hands, hitch
ed up his gallus and walloped
Mr.. Motorist in jig time.
A word might be said for
progress; that the old should
give way before the new. Civil
lization goes by that rule. The
builders of railroads had fire.
quently to contest their way
with the proprietors of the sur
veyed domain. and no man Can
say that the railroads have not
justified their rude interruption
of rustic peace. The locomotive
has bad to butt the bull off the
track, and it would have been a
sad day for the advancement Of
humanity ii the bull had revers
ed the case.
But as between a benzine con
trdpshun with a bassoon attach
ment and a simple two.mule
power purveyor of country pro
duce, the issue involves a to-
tally different principle, and
pleasure must give way before
business. And if it comes to
test OF might, then might will
be right inevitably, for a husky
and horny-handed exponent o.
the hoe can lick the google
eyed griffin of a gas.cart any
day in the week. Louis
Republic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11

ana steadily mounted to 1851,
dulled up, and was healthy steady.
Presently Bob was back and we sat
down again.
i've bought 10000 more for you,
Jim, on that bulge. I've $4,000 in all
OF the last $4,000, which leaves me
$4,000 reserve. The average is way
under IS, and there must be 100000
for you in it now and strong $1.400,-
600 in Miss Sands 10000, and $780,
900 in our 10000 They say it's bad
business to count chickens in the SHE'LL
but ours are tapping so hard to get
out can't help doing it this once. I'm
going to keep away from the floor for
an hour or so, then will go over and
wind it up and-good God, Beulah-
Miss Sands-are you ill?"
The girls face was ashen gray and
she seemed to be gasping for breath.
l rushed for some water while Bob
seized both her hands, but in an in
slant the blood came to her cheeks
with rush and she said, Il was dizzy
for a moment. It must have been the
thought of taking S1,sO0,0O0 back to
father that upset me- With that amount
father could make good all the trust
funds, and have back enough for his
own fortune to make us seem, after
what we have been going through,
richer than we were before. Pardon
me, Mr.. Randolph, won't you, when l
say-God bless you and every one
whom you hold dear, God bless you?
What could 1 or my father have done
but for you and Mr. Brownley?
She turned her big eyes full upon
Bob, filled with light such as can
come only to a woman's eyes, only to
a woman before whom, as she stands
on the brink OF he'll, suddenly looms
her heaven.
Sharp and shrill rang Bob's ex-
change telephone. The ring seemed
shriller; it certainly was longer than
usual Bob jumped for the receiver.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11
Trees That Are a Mystery.

c. litornla has one tree which
is the personiticatiou OF mys-
terry. Found nowhere else in
the world. it had a mysterious
origin and thrives in a region of
mystery.
The Mojava yucca is a vege,
table freak which has develop
ed into species. 1t has the
chars cteristics of several plants
20 which no relationship can be
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11
More Lights.

At a meeting of the city coun-
Gil Monday evening seven street
lights were ordered placed at
once. They are to be distrib-
uted where they will do the
most good. They are to be 30.
candle power and willprove a
great convenience to our citi-
zens.-Ralls CouutyiTimes.
We hope to goodness the Mon.
roe City Council will not order
more lights until it sees that the
cutters on its maiu streets are
cleaned, and it has been decid
/, ed that they be kept clean.
With a powerless Board OF
Health. the question, whittier
are we drifting, may we'll be
asked.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11
CHAPTER III.

He listened a moment, then an.
swered, Stand on it at so for 10000
shares 1 will be there in a second"
He dropped the receiver. Jim, we
have struck a snag. Arthur Perkins,
whom left on guard at the pole, says
Barry Conant has jumped in and sup
piled all the bids. He has 1t down to
81 and is offering it in 5000 blocks
and is aggressive. l must get there
quick" and he shot out of the office.
l sprang for Bob's telephone. Per
kins, quick" What are they doing,
Perkins?" I asked a moment later.
"Conant has almost filled me up. He
seems to have a hogshead Of it on
tap he answered.
BUY $4,000 shares. 5000 each point
down: and anything unAlled. give a.
Boa WEan AS gets there. He is on TIM
way"
Continued next week.
You get an easy shave a
Stream & Fishers,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-07-11

Miss Mabel Sites, ofiPalmyra
has been visiting her cousin,
Aaisa Nell L.anders.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments Ter Tuesday March 5. 1907. Special
calendar;
No. l. Pennsylvania Bridge Company rs. United
States. Appellants attorneys Hamilton. Colbert x
Hamilton; appelleos attorneys, D. W Baker aud
J. N. Proctor.
Nc. . United States ex rel smithson. rs. Ash
f0Td. Appellants attorney, Is. T. Leighton; appel
lees attorney. F.. H. Thomas
No. j. District Il Columbia Green. Appel
ants attorney, L. H. Thomas; sDpellee's attorney.
john Rid0ut.
n O. Turner American Security and Trust
Company Appellants attorneys. J. J. Darlington
and c. +. Csulsi appellees attorneys, W f. Mat
tingiy and 5. e. Pcelc
No. H. Storey ". Storey. Appellants attorney,
J. $ Essby Smith.
Regular call
No. i703. Collins vs. McRlair. Appellants sttor-
neys e. vs.. Fits and Z. s. Mussey appeliee's at
tOney. Irving williamson
No l1i0 CAPITAL Traction Company IS Brown.
Appellants attorneys z. Ross Peuy & son and
g. 7. Dunlop. apDellee's attorneys. J. L. Taylor
and HAYDEN Johnson
No. I7l5 ODwytr vs. Northern Market Company.
Appellants attorneys g. X Meriilat and G.. +.
GaFusi, appcllec's attorneys. +. H. Thomas. II Z.
Ii0n.
Nos. l5lsi5l9. Stone IS F0wlkcs. Appellants at
i6rneys, x. +. billiard and J. ;. Easby Smith APP
peilces attorney, Leigh Robinson.
No. lTZI. Harten LoefieT. Appellants attoT-
ncJ, J.. A. Bailey appelless attorneys Leon TobTi-
ner and l.. B. Ray
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

square 3sI-JOhn A. Hamilton ct ux. TO Albert A.
Wilson and john Il. Larner. 10 secure Washing
ton Lean and Trust Company, $500. 8 years. 5
pcr cent, semi-annualy. part original Ut ;.
Moore & Barbours Second Additicn-Walter A.
SheTwin Ct ux. TO John T. AIMS and Samuel A
Drury, 90 secure Lee Brown, $500. years. DIT
cent. semi-aunually. lot s. block 10
Moore & Barbour's Secand Additioh-GeoTge c.
Lowry Ct ux- to same. 10 secure same. Ike debt,
lot Co. block 10.
North Grounds Columbian University-FloTencs L.
Taylor TO Herman Z. Gssch and Isle 5. LIPS
comb. 10 secure German American FiHe Insur-
snCe Company. $3.50. 3 years. per cent, semi
annually. part Let IS. block o.
Moore q 9arb0jus Second Additjon-Walter !.
Sherwia Ct TX. to Robert lee O'Brien and Alvin
g. Belt TO secure Francis 4. Blundon ST. so,
to 70 months. per cent lot IS, block TO-
Moore < Barb0urs Second Addition-tieorge 4.
Lowry ct ux To same. 70 secure same 81 500
monthly payments. per cent LOT 90. block 10.
Square 79i--katie D. HeTUld Ct VIZ. Christian. 70
Richard l. Pairo and Herbert a. gill. 20 Sc
John }. Brosnan. $40. ] year. per cent,
s1mi-aunuRlly. lot 10.
Square l7T-Bates Warren e ux. 70 Jackson II. Rails
ton and p. Quincy Smith. 20 secure Union say
ings Bank, $4,000. years, per cent, semi
annually, lots ia and 10
Linv00d Heights-Georgo II. Warren Ct NIX to Floyd
+. Davis and Clarence !. Gessford, n secure
Waiter 6, Davis, s., 20 Is months, per cent,
lot :. BLOCK 3.
Square l77-Nilliam II. Dennis Ct Tx. 70 Frederic
May and William Co-coran Hill. TO secure John
r. Dos Passes. s. .2sf% year Der cent, sent
annually. lots 6 10 TO- Il, 7s aud r. Same n
Frederic May and James r. Hood. 20 secure
Albert n. Read. Si05lii IS, ] and years. per
cent, smiannualy. lot A and part original
Tot
Square Z55-Danicl Freeman e. Tx. 20 Milton Z
Allies ard William J. FIather 20 secure John
~ Jones, SOO. years ) pcr cent semi
annually. lot q
Barry Fam-Samurl PAYNE and Andrew Payne jr.
10 William l. Pollard, TO secure Andrew Payne.
ST.. 500. three years. per cent. semannually
part lot g. section g.
Holmead Alanor-Percy H. Russell e. TX. to H. r.
Howenstein and Watson +. Clark, to secure
James T. Howenstein. $500 three years per
cent semisnnually. lot 81. block g.
Square 913-Edward r. Frisbie et ux 10 Henry n
Bergmann and George NJ. Emmsrich. 10 SECURE
Metropolis Building Association, No. g. 500.
lot ..
lie Drot PaTk-Chssles H. Washington ct TX to
Herbert \ GIN and Edward 3lcC. Jones. ~
secure Arlington Fire Insurance Company S99
three years. fer cent. sCmi-annually lot So
and plrt lot 50, block -.
Square 990-Ioais ticidberg et Tx. 10 Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 20 secure Equitable
Co-ODcratite Building Association, S2,55o, lot e.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Circuit Court No. 1.


Davis IS. Auacostia and Potomac River Railroad
Company, motion for bin Of particulars granted IN
ten days. Plaintiffs attorney. ". G. Gardiner. de-
fcndauts attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Hirsh vs. Central DispeussTy and Emergency Hos
piial; motion for new trial overuled and Judgment
verdict Plaintiffs attorneys. A B. Webb and
C. L FuuCy. defendants attorneys j. J. Darling
ton and George r. Hoover
Gentner rs. Cockrell & Co. demurrer % amended
declaration overrJiled. Plaintiffs attorney. c. 4
syme; defendants attorney Eugene A. Jones.
Brown IS. Andrews. motion fer security for costs
ovcru.ed- Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker * Kenyon
defendant attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg
slater vs. johnson; motion for fiat on sci "a.
granted. Plaintiffs attorney. ". z. Ambrose; de-
PENDANTS attorney, T. r. Thomas
QUintan e. az. vs.. Parker CO al; dcmurrsrs 20
plea IN abatement sustained. with ave days 20
plead. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. Bright 6 Ford; de-
PENDANTS attorney, John Ridout
Farmers and Mcchs mics National Bank Riley
e. al Judgment tg default against Eugene J.. Cad
dis and Thomas J. Giles for 81 600. Plaintiffs al
t0mcv. Charles Il. Cragin.
Assignments for Monday. March (. 1857.
No - Katzman vs. District Of Columbia At
torneys. Douglas x Dougias-E. h Thomas
No. 36. CaynoT vs. Crabb. Attorneys. J. l. Pey-
ser. T. Hunter.
No. ss5 Stephenson rs. Richardson. Attorneys.
:. A. Putnam. J. Darlington
Nc. 81. Poe vs.. Niles. Attorneys. 5. A Putnam
j. $ Whit.
No S6 Gaegler IS. Masters Attorneys L. l.
Gics-W. J. Lambert.
No -. Martin Brisk Company vs. Smoot At
tomeys. Tucker & Kenyon-W T. johnson.
No 315. United States use Riley IS. O'Dav. At
toneys. Bates Warren. 5 7. Thomas, and ". H.
Sh0les- BmndenbuTg & Brsndeublrg.
No SIS Ff0llke vs.. lesgr0ss Attorneys. Tucker
& kenyon-John Ridout
No ST. Smith Is. American Graphophone Com
pany. Attcrneys. \ s Neutrality-suspicious. Lewis
No ISL Jackson vs. District Of Columbia Attor-
uCys Cole 4 bona fdSOu-E H Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and sts NV Rev
Charles II. Winbigler. pastor. j a. m. THE
Ideal of Life" 5.s5 D.. M, '.The Uplifted Gross Oh.
j.. NJ, Christian Endeayog. $50 a. m. sunday
school. Al welcome.
WEST WASHINGTON. 81 and y Rev. C. p
stealey pastor. j. what is AIy Godt'' 80. Il
WorshiI-But Howz" Special music. SteTeopticou
in :. :. $50 G. r.. $50.
Z. HEZ SVEN BAPTIZEs SUNDAY NIGHT
1.ij oc. Preaching. II q. IN. Chorus choir Free
pews. q Baptist ca. Auditorium, ith and Va.
aEe. Sc.
FIFTH BAPTIST + St. near 9TH sw Dr. Weston
BuJner. minister. II a. IN. satan Among the
Saints. As. Mass Meeting for Men" in main
auditorium. Mr. Mercer. Of the McCauley Mission
New York speaks on Modern Miracles" Miss
Beclmau. couet solos. same hour in sunday
school room. women uny. "Dclilah: or, The Dan
gers Of Matumony.' by Dr. BmneT. Tree adj
missions.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHTRCH. 10th and SIS
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching II a. ~.
Naming God 7.i5 p. m, The Taunt Truth.
Sunday school. ESQ a. m. Christian Endearor.
6.5 D. u.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

UsTTCE GOULD.


Estate Of Thomas Montgomery. petition 20 en-
clmber real estate fled Attorney. Robert Preston
Shealcy.
Estate q John e. AIbrecht: Ietters n adminisfra-
ton gTaBted 30 Agnes ". Al5recht; bond, 81 so.
Attorney, " A. ofiey
Estate q Christine Huricis VIII admitted 10 pTo-
bate and letters tcstameutsTy granted 90 FREDERICK
Oppeman. bond $50. Atforney A. n. Bell
Estate Of Joseph Ncelan. lCtters ~ adniuistra-
ton granted 10 Patrick sieehans bond. SOD. After
uey. ErskBs Gordon.
Estate q Mar J. Lean: letters q admiuiEtFa-
ton granted 20 Asbie A. Lar bond. 500 Attor-
neys Bcuy K Minor and II. D. Rowland.
In Harry H. klotz a. a.. order appointing
Robert Herman guardian, bond. se1a Att0ueg,
J 4. Maedel.
ia re Beatrice n. Lang. order 10 appeal case and
incur necessary expense. Attorneys. Wilson & Barzs-
dale.
Estate Of Elizabeth s. Quinlan; viu dated Feb,
Way .. 1867. fled. with petition for probate. At
tuufy 4. T.. Mclaughlin
Estate If Alice A. Mallory wil dated March .
le0s flcd.
Estate Of Henry Kcnga petition 10 revoke order
Sled
Estate f George Warren; petition for probate Of
viii fled. Attorney, George a Warren.
Estate # Sallie 4. ScIEFs. petition for UrSuafs
q wiu flied. Attorneys, Carlisle * Johnson and
Oscar LGesctt.
Estate q Marcus p Miller; viii admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters q 8dmInisi ration e. a. granted
10 Marcus L. Muller; boHd $500. Attorney, j..
Wilmer LatimeT.
Estate e James s. Gunneu petition for probate
Of VIII fled Attorney. james X TAYLOR.
Estate Of Charles ". Schneider vii dated Oc-
tober 8. 1881, fled.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
DAILY COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. sir Justice Brewer.
Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice MeKenns SIR jus
tice Holmes. Dr.. Justice Day, and Ar. Justice
Moody.
Frank II. Hereford Of Tucson. Ariz- BeauregaTd
Bryan. Of ~ Pas0 Tex. aud Eugene E. lvins, Of
Athens. Tenn. Brrc admitted 20 practice
No 70. Davidson Steamship Company, plaintiff
10 error -. The United States: argument con-
monccd bg Mr. Charles T. Kremcr for the plaintiff
in error continued by Air Assistant 20 the Attorney
General Purdy for the defendant IN error and con-
cluded by Mr.. Hemon A. Kelley for the plaintiff
In error
No. IL o. Y. lawson. plaintiff in error The
State Of Washington; argued By siT. Frederic j..
McKenney for the defendant in error, and leave
granted to counsel fer the plaintiff in error to file
brief hereafter
No 222 William Moore 81 al. appellants, Es. X.
]. Mc(iuire ct al : argument commenced ty Mr.. L.
NJ. Rose for the Appellants
Adjourned until Monday neat at y O'Clock.
Tie day call for Monday March g. viii BE- as FOL
lows: Nos d. ISL l. e. land s. and 81, %, "a.
Is. 26 III and 70.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
VAUGHN CLASS CELEBRATES.
Over Three Hundred Members Gather
at Annual Banquet.

at Annual Banquet.
The largest Sunday school mems class
in the world, the Vaughn Class Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, celebrated its six
teentk annual banquet last night in the
Sunday school house adjoining the
church, nearly every one Of the 325 mem
bers being present P. II. Bristow. super
intendent Of the school. opened the exer-
cises with prayer, after which the toast
master. James w Bell. in a short ad-
dress, welcomed the members and guests
F. W. Vaughn. founder Of the class. re-
sponded to the toast, Greeting and Good
Fellowship" c. f. Newton, the class
historian. read the record Of the class
for 1857, which. he said. had been the
most successful since its foundation
John W. Fostor spoke on his observa-
tons while he was Ambassador 10 the
court of the Car at st. Petersburg. Rev
Or. II. Ross Fishburn, Ia response 10 the
toast, The Young Men and the Church. -"
said that every one should cultivate the
gift Of imagination, but should take eX-
treme care not TO let 1t run riot with
ene's impulses.
l. c. Foster responded to the toast,
THE Freshmen OF the Class John Bar
rett spoke on The Young Man in Public
Life" Rev. Or. S. H. Greene pastor OF
Calvary Church. dwelt on the theme
',The Young Man and His Pastor" c. X.
Bergman entertained the assembly with
cartoons" Prof Mitchell Carroll. Of
George Washington University. spoke Oh
PUBLICATIONS and AGieus.
The chairmen Of the banquet commit
tee were: General, J. W. Bell. toasts.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll; invitations Dr. T.
g. Rice; supper, John S. Hebbard; enter
tainmeut. Victor /. Minter printing
c. G. SeibOld; decorations, Arthur Cope
land and w - DashieU
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Circuit Court No. 2.
JrSTICE ANDERSON

Bstoa vs.. Clark motion for new trial Withdrawn
Judgment verdict for plaintiff for $50 and STAY
Of execution TO March 9. Plaintiffs attorney Levi
II. David; defendants attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert
4 Hamilton.
Atkinson vs.. AcneU; motion to set aside Judgment
BY default granted. Plaintiffs attorney. W L.
Ford defendants attorneys, Cotton & White.
Mormura IS kaEashensian; motion for rehearing
ovcuulcd.
Moore vs.. Hight; motion for new trial continued.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Leo Simmons ard John Ridolt /.
defendants attorneys. H. 5. Matthews and T. A.
Bowen. ir.
adams vs.. wrishtson; further bill Of particulars
ordered forthwith and ten Gays % plead. Paintins
attorneys, Thicker Kenyon defendants attaneys
w G. Gardiner and r. y. HopcRcH
Hammond -. GWynn. leave to plaintiff 10 amend
hr5J count Of declaration within ten days. Ilain-
tits attorney l. W T. Ewing: DEFENDANTS attor-
ney. II Winship Wheatlcy
BTsndcnburs rs. UbhOf motion ct new trial over.
ruled and Judgment verdict for defendant IT
plaintiffs cost Plaintiffs attorneys Braudenhurz x
BrandCnbuT and ". Nlosby Williams. defendant S
attorney. Hayden Johnson
Dale IS. Shafer; motion for Judgment continued
with leave 20 file supplemental affidavit Of defense
within ten days Plaintiffs attorney, T. ) Bailey:
defendant's attorney. C. J. f. Grar
Rsoun rs Murphy motion TO yacate afrmanca Of
Justice Of the pcaccs Judgment over1ued Plain.
uGs attorneys. Ewing s Blankenship; defendants
attorney, " StTasburger
Smith Barber: motion 10 quash attachment
continued 10 March 2 plaintiff required 10 file III
daTit ia opposition by March G. ana leave granted
to examine defendant orally. Plaintiffs attorneys
Cuttings Chambcrlin; defendants attorneys
WoTtbington. Heald q FIailey.
Nolan rs. District Of Columbia motion For new
trial filed. Plaintiffs attorneys. Gordon Il Gordon;
defendants attorneys. +. II. rhoInas ard H. T.
Blair.
Assignments for Monday March / 1907:
Ne i6i Jackson vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Com~any. Attorneys J. ). Whit. J.
Darlington
No. 49, Churci =. Grant Attorney, W. c. Prem
tiss-Wilton J. LAMBERT
No. go. United statei Sc Cook vs. COWsin At
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
ices for these columns should reach by p H. Friday
PRESBYT TERRAIN.

EXTINCTION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH n
Cap. and Q sts. Preceding E5g. J. :. Gale II
a. A.; by tbe pastor. d.. W. Talaierro TBonu-
son. 80 D. m. Sunday school 9.35 g. m. Chris
tian EudcsT0r. $50 D.. %. AH welcome.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave-
y and 18th sts Rev TeuuIs =. Hamliu, ID. D.
pastor, VIII 0ficiate tomorrow a. u g. %. Dr.
Gate. q Korea. wii speak az b. pa.
GUBLEE MEMORIAL fIs. ave-. bet 9th and
itl SIS NV. J. Russell lerhUCEg. pastor. Mora
lug service 70 O'Clock Evening service, - clock.
subject. "Tle Da.s " C0uftsdig"
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH y. I. ave. II and Is.h SIS DR.
Wallace Radcliffe pastor. u a. To-. Rev Richard
j. Harlan. ID. D.. Lii. D.. VIII preach 5.i5 g.
m. THE SIste-maB Evangelist" go a. m.
Bible school 9B a. m- adult classes. So D..
~, Christian EldeaFor Society.
FIiSST-Donad q. Macleod minister u a. m.
celebration % the Sacuments Of Baptism aud the
Lords NuUpcs. As D. M. song service and ser
mon. Sunday school $50 O.. m Christian In
deavor 6-i5 p. m- All are invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS 18th ST.. near Dupont Circle. 80.
clHdreu's service. Res. ". J. Cox. y. d. u, Hnly
Communion rector. e.. Ernest smith. j. D..
u. e. L. 5. confirmation lecture. g. Rev Arthur
Chiffon Powell. d. ID.
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. Rev. James II.
W Blake rector. 80 d. ID. holy communion.
ESQ a. M. sunday school. d a. M, fuE service
and sermon by the rector. 80 p. m-, confrma-
ton lecture. 80 D. M. evening prayer and sle-
Cal music by the vested cI9il.
ST PAULS CHURCH 2sd s.. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Harding. d. D., and Rev.
C. H. H8lmead. cIerg. Services 80 10, and II
a. m Confirmation instruction 4 b. n. Choral
eTeus0ug g p. IT,, preacher Rev. p. 3 Dunlap
ST. Marks 81 and 4 SIS. Sc. Rev. Or. ~. h.
Dc5rics Rev. +. 81 Prescott, Rev John H.
Deis. clergy Services 80 Il a. M. 4. 20 p. N.
Rev Dr. r. Il. McRm. Of Epiphany Church,
viii preach at 30 D. IN
TRINITY CHURCH. % and SIS. nv. Rev
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