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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-10
DOES NOT REACH HERE.
Local Western talon OG.cc, Takes Chi
cnEO isislncss Cunditl0nnlIy.

VHETH IfHHIHcHR 7CHH'Itt3H'"11F'
The Western Union operators strike
in Chicago Las in nowise affected the
Richmond Office, except that Manager
stevenson said last night that he re-
ceived all messages for Chicago sub
jcct TO delay"
Mr., Stevenson does mot anticipate
that the walk out" msthe Windy City
will have any other effect than thls
IN Richmond business.
When Manager Stdnor, of the Postal.
was asked last night about his line IN
the same connection lie said so far IS
he knew the Postal COMPANY was in
no waN affected, and that there had
oeen no trouble among the operators
or course no one can tell, but It does
not appear likely that the strike Will
have any serious hearing upon the COM
pany'S business In this city.
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ncslrnatlon due to nm Methods,

ST, PAUL, MINI, August a,~-F *
McGuigan, first pice-president of the
Great Northern Railroad, has resigned
to take effect September lst, M Nc
Gnigan acknowledged to-day that per
sonal differences between. himself ano
J. ], Hin had caused him to break Will
the Great Northern. Mr. MeGuigan In
timated that his grievance had beer
fostered by the dictatorial methods EN-
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departure Tomorrow from Cavite. OF
the armorod cruisers West Virginia,
Colorado. Maryland and Pennsylvania.
IN command Of Rear-Admiral Dayton.
The homecoming Of these vessels is in
accordance with instructions Issued by
the Navy Department six weeks ago.
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wELI-IiNoWN MAN ,.,ov yp,,,c,r
: snec,aI u THO rimes- Dlspatch,

sTAtiNTON, VA, August 9.-Walter T.
cEcrmside was thrown from vehicle IN n
r,,na way here this afternoon, ana II rs rear
81 that his skull Ia fractured. lmmediate-
Nv after tho accident he was removed to the
Kings Daughters Hospital. lie Is an ENG
llsh,nan ana well known fruit grower In
this community He Is the brother or cen
ernl C,rcmside. who distinguished himself in
tina J3oer War
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NAVAL VESSELS COMING HOME.

return Of Armorcd ana Prntccted
Cruisers From the Orient.
WASHINGTON, u, c., August o.--The
protected cruisers Raleigh and Cincin-
natl from the Asiatic station arc now
on their way to tho United states. hav-
ing reached Yokohama, Japan. yester-
DAY from Cavite bound for San Fran
cisco. They viii be followed with the
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Vlrgnia-Fair Saturday,
preceded by rain in southern portion,
cooler ON the coast; Sunday fair and
warmer; light to fresh east winds.
North Carolinn--Occaslona thunder
showers Saturday and sunday; light
variable winds. mostly south.
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WANT FIVE MIlL|0N
FOR JAMES RIVER
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)
deepen the channel. for that is a
question for government engineers to
consider. but ! do claim to know that
we should exert every effort to Sc
cure from Congress APPROPRIATIONS sur
ncicnt to deepen the channel so that
the larger type Of vessels can enter
the port OF Richmond. The city ought
to purchase every foot OF dock space
and work IN harmony with tho gov
eminent for general improvements.
when Heavier draught vessels can
conc up the river as far as Richmond
1T Will give every manufacturers adj
vantages not enjoyed heretofore. 1t
will. increase tho amount of goods
shipped from this city, and when the
volume grows the railroads Will reap
their share OF the harvest 1t would
be poor business judgment for the
rail tran pOrtatlon companies 70 op-
pose river appropriations, and doubt
IL they would. We have strong
delegation III Congress and every man
in Virginia, If lie is patriotic, should
encourage the effort even II that should
give Richmond a slight advantage over
other wholesale and manufacturing
cities. do not know OF any mat
ter that deserves more Afternoon tnan
this. and | am confident that we Will
be able to make the river worth far
lmorc, to Richmond when tho work of
Iproviding deeper water and safer nav
lgation has been carried to tho ends
we seek
10 shorten snillnE Distance.
MIR. Norris Is familiar with the cam
paign of a few years ago, and while
he was one of the hghting advocates
FOR improvements his enthusiasm has
Increased. because he sees daily evil
dence, of the thrift abonnding here
about and the need of greater ship
ping facilities.
Engineers are of Che opinion that
1.-The actual sailing distance between
Norfolk and Richmond can he reduced
at least four miles by cutting out
| the bends and dangerous curves This
will come gradually with the work Of
| making the channel deeper. In busl-
ness and manufacturing circles there
is very general interest In the moVe-
ment and for the reason that practi-
| cally every man who ships and re-
ceives freight ap, rebates the valae
which Will come when the hopes of a
generation have been reallzed-
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.R1CK!E TELLER ON
VEAL III CRUSADE
Continued from First Pageo

made application for an appeal. a
writ of error. and supersedeas
The writ OF superSedeas sought was
not granted. but Judge Grosscup al.
lowed the writ of error. Action was
delayed on the writ of superseded
pending tho determination Of the
amount of the bond the company Will
be required to file, The attorneys for
Ethe oil company were directed to in
form the court of the financial re-
sonsibility OF the company
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EVERY bottle warranted, but not one
returned, is the report regarding DIR.
SETH ARNOLD'S I3ALSAM (the best
Summer Remedy from a large number
Of Druggists In the South, This Bal
sam IS warranted to you by Jno, b.
Hau 9f
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rHEnMoMETEM THIS DAY LAST

o 4. M.....,."7v 7. M,..,.....s IS
Il M.....s.........S7 0 l.. M........Si
3 7, M...-.... 30 II midnight.... .7s
Average.... .,,.. ,S4 la.
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ployed by Mr.. Hill In conducting. the
affairs Of the railroad.
Hang for Usual Crime.

GREENVILLE KY, August o.
Harrison Alexander a negro. who as
saulted Mrs Florence Whitehouse. q
half-witted white woman, in this coun-
~. was hanged here to-day
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sir. ,yadsworth.

Former ConSresanan WadRwouh, ot New
York, refers to PRESIDENT Roosevelt as
fakii and hunbug, lie must be convinced
that the President lntends 10 accept an
other tenn. thus Keeping u beneath his Dig
nifty for al least five Years more to per-
sonally settle accounts with his outspoken
opponents Chicago Record Herald
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Highest temperature yesterday, 8
Lowest temperature yesterday... 6
Mean temperature yesterday....
Normal temperature yesterday.
Departure from! normal temperature
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NEW ORLEANS, August o.--Lazar
Nehojevich WAS hanged here day
for assaulting sinai girl. Mehojevich
claimed he was Innocent.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices should reach TIE Herald office by NJ Fdar
EPISCOPAL.

A PEOPLES OPEN-AlR MEMORIAL SERVICE
VIII b- held On the Washington Cathedral grounds.
Mount S. Albau, d. e., on Sunday May D az
p 10.
The memorial sermon viii b. preached bv the Rev.
Henry A. Brown chaplain United States army for
marly chaplain u the Rough Riders.
All offers ard men # tho United states regular
army and navy
The National Guard 4 the District & Columbia.
The Military Order of the LOYAL Legion,
The Grand army # the Republic,
Tho Army and NAVY Union
Tie Confederate Veterans Association,
The United Spanish War Veterans.
The Army n Santiago.
TIE Army # the Philippines.
Ard the S5us Il Veterans are specially invited %
attend.
Vested cloi-s led By q detachment Of the United
States Marine Band.
Take TcunallytCHU car.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupont Circle
e. m. Holy Communion. u a. m, morning
PRAYER and sermon by C. Ernest Smith. d. D..
y. g. /. 8 p. NJ, evening PRAYER and sermon hy
Rev. William J. Cox b. d. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rcv
James H. ". Blake rector. Trinity sunday. g
a. m, Holy Communion. go a. H.. Sunday
school Il a. m. full Trinity Sunday service and
sermon. 30 D. m. evening prayer and address.
ST. pAULS CHURCH Ld a., near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Harding. D. D.. rector. 80
70, and Il a. m. lul choral eyens1ng. 6 p. m
sermon by Rev. C. Il. Holmead All seats free
40 all services
ST MARKS, 81 and A sta So. Rev. Dr.. W l.
Deyries Rev. John IT, Deis Rev. 7. n Pres
colt. clcrgy Services: H1ly communion. 80 a.
IN. Trinity Festival Services II a. m. ard y. m
TRINITY CHURCH "a and sts NV. Rev
Richard F. Williams rector. Trinity Sunday
Special services cummcmo1tng s0th anniversary
If parish. 80 a. m. holy communion. II q. m,
holy communion and sermon. T. m, festival
choral service
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
The Vendetta in America
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.
By FREDERIC j. HASKIN.

Every section In America has its crimi-
nal problem, but none has one more diff
cult to solve than that of the Appalachian
region. where the vendetta is as common
to-day as It has ever been in Corsica
The newspapers print frequent accounts
of killings" In the feud region. but many
murders committed by mOuntaineers never
find their way into print. for the very
good reason that local correspondents
often fear TO report them. The difficult
ties experienced In attempting 10 enforce
the law against mountain assassins are
numerous. In many sections local senti-
ment is not sufficiently hostile TO clan
warfare 10 make il possible 20 secure con-
victions; in others. clan leaders 8-e pow
erful in local politics and control the ma
chinery Of the courts, and no feudist is
without sinews of war in the form OF
alibi witnesses. who will testify to any
thing suggested 10 them by the attorneys
for the defense
Far from being always primitive, the
mountain feudist Is often an advanced
criminal. capable of business affairs, fair
ly educated, well-tO-do. and of good ad-
dress. According 20 his code Of ethics. he
has the right of revenge Like the Italian
of the lowest social caste, he does not hes
isate to strike in the dark. but like the
Highlander, Of Scotland in the days Of
border forays and clan battles. he Is
proud Of his position as a clansman or
clan leader in a section where a record
for unpunished murder does not result in
ostracism.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
PRESBYTERIAY.

METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
4t3 sn1 sts Sc. Rev AIbe-t Egaus u. D
T1Sicr Services tomorrow az Il a. H. and g D.
m. 81 Che evening hour there win he conducted
memorial services II the Union Veteran League
vith address hy The pastor. sabbath school. e5-
= m. Y. P. 5 G. E.. : p m. Siidgeek services
Thursday. s =, N.
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH y. Y. ave. II and 18th sts Dr Wal
lace Radcliffe, pastor Il a. m. sermon by tho
pastor. ii5 = m. Scenes in the Guest Cham.
brr. Music led By the quartet choir $50 a.
m, Bible school 3:i5 a. M, admit classes. 6T
,. m, Christian Endeavor Society.
GURLET MEMORIAL. Fla ave. bet. 9Th and -tt
sts uw. J. Russell yerb-ycse. pastor. serrica,
AZ i a. N. and D N J. T. S c. E.. st
O'Clock.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave. \
aud 18th sts. Rev. Richard ID. Harlan. D. D. O.,
chicago. VIII 0ficate tomorrow az Il a. n Rev
John T. stone, b. D., Il Baltimore. AZ O. H.
Sunday school az 9s5 a. m. Senior and inter
mediate Christian Endesvor meetings az s u. ~
Thursday evening st s. mdwsek service.
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home-Donsld C.
Macleod. minister. Il q m. Does Every Mar
Have His Price, rs J. m, service Of song b,
The choir. Sunday school. go a. m Christian
Lndcavor, 6.i5 p. m. Visitors ere welcome 10 All
services.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

the Democratic State central committee
the governing body Of the party in Ken
lucky, and Is now a circuit judge. His
brother, William Young, is an attorney
for former County Judge James Hargls
Of Breathitt County. who is charged with
several murders growing out of the Har-
giS-COckrill feud In Jackson.
Kentucky is just now wrestling with
the prosecution of a number of men
charged with completely in the assassi-
nation Of James b. Marcum. James Cock
rill, and DR.. d. B. Cox at jackson. known
as ''the city of sudden death" The i'm
portant figure in the prosecution has been
Judge Hargis, the alleged leader Of the
Hargis clan. Thomas White and Curtis
Jet. the latter a nephew of Judge Har-
gis, are now serving life sentences for ths
Marcum murder. Hargis. who was
charged with having hired assassIns to
kill the three men mentioned. was ac-
quilted last Thursday. when the second
trial of his case closed.
Judge Hargis is estimated to be worth
$4,000 His brother. Alexander Hargis.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
BAPTIST.

WEST WASHINGTON. 2lst ard y. Pastor. C. P
siealey, Il. The 5. 3. C.. D. m. Rev. G.. C.
Coleman, former pastor. will preach. Special dsy
Sunday school, go. Come
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. Z 81. sw.. near -th
Rev. Weston Bruuer. minister 80 sundsy
school. 10 a. m. Bnraa ard Philothea classes Il
a. IT,, Echoes of the Great Conventions" hg
pastor ,. m, tenth snniversary Farther Lights
The Battle for Life. SPECIAL music.
l. HEZ SVEN explains Ny Visit 10 n,
jamestown Exposition" Sunday night o'e
Preaching II a. N. Large choir: free pews. d
Bapust Ch. Auditorium, 9Th and Va. ave Sc.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and o sis. Rev.
{. + Ninbigler pastor. Il a. m. Baron "
Vxkuh Of Russia, 7. N, Rev. Arthur W.
Rider 4 Oakland. Cal. Miss Florence Hotzmsn
viii sing sunday school et $50 g. m Christian
Endeayor at : ?. m. Everybody welcome to all
the services
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and y s,s
br. j. ]. Muir. pastor. Preaching. Il &. m. Rev T
+. Chambers. saratoga. y. Y. 7,45 p. n. Baron
Uxkull, Russia. Sunday school. $50 a. m.
Christian Endeavur. 6:45 D. m
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

Cards of invitation have just been is
sued to the 20Oth anniversary Of the build
ing of St. Barnabas' Church, Iceland,
Nd. st. Barnabas' is the parish church
of Queen Anne parish. Prince George
County. When Maryland was divided
into thirty parishes in 1892 there was no
Queen Anne parish among them. That
came later, being carved out of St. Paul's,
one of the original thirty. IN 170
II is extremely interesting TO bear in
mind the history OF these ancient
churches and parishes Of Maryland, as
nothing more surely attaches members Of
the Episcopal Church to them, associated
as they are with many historic names In
the history of the State. In this partlcu-
lar parish. for Instance. Or" Fair
fax lived-in reality Lord Fairfax. whose
family had been there for several genera
tions
Dr. Fairfax never claimed his title, but
with his death. few years ago. his eld-
est son assumed it. and as Baron or Lord
Fairfax was summoned by royal writ to
SIT In the great gathering Of peers and
notables which Witnessed the enthrone-
ment Of King Edward VII in Westmin-
ster Abbey.
Lord Fairfax Is now a resident Of New
York City.
The celebration OF the anniversary Is set
for Tuesday, June H. 1t was hoped that
Bishop Satterlee could be present and
preach the sermon. but unfortunately the
bishops arrangements prevent his doing
this, and his place as preacher is TO be
supplied by ArchdeacOn la Roche.
Many Of the clergy from Washington
and the country around are expected to
be in attendance. and special arrange
ments for their reception and entertain
ment have already been made
The famous Peace Cross on the cathe-
dral grounds. at the dedication OF. which
the late President Mckinley made one Of
his most effective speeches. is 20 be raised
some three feet 10 permit the placing at
its base Of a pulpit from which the
preacher can preach at the cathedral
open-air services. The design for this pull
pit. which is to be OF Indiana limestone
was furnished by Bishop Satterlee to Mr.
James Early, a local sculptor. and the
work on 1t wit be probably finished the
middle OF June.
The special preacher at the oDen-air
services this year will be Chaplain
Pierce. who vii. be on leave from duty in
Cuba. Tomorrow. however, the preacher
viii be Chaplain II. A. Brown, Of Fort
Myer, Va, formerly chaplain Of the regl-
ment Of the Rough Riders. and the occa-
sion will be a notable one. Being the sun
day before Memorial Day. an opeu-alr
memorial service has been arranged by
Bishop Satterlse 20 take place az p. m.
All the officers and enlisted men Of the
army and navy. together with the Na.
tional Guard cf the District. and an
members OF such organizations as the
Grand Army of the Republic. the Military
order Of the Loyal Legion. and the
Spanish War Veterans have been invited
TO be present at the service in full uni
form.
On Sunday morning service OF a very
different character will be held az the
Pro-CathedraI Church OF the Ascension.
This will be a service for the solemn set
ting aside to the work Of the Ministry in
the Church Of God Of four Young men
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

THE W. II. PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Of Hamline NJ T. Church. cor. 9Th and z sts. NV.
extends cordial invitation 20 young men 10
meet with them at $50 SUNDAY morning. Carl &,
Doney Pm. D. teacher. Live discussion. ap2)d
FOUNDRY " T. CHURCH 18th and Church sts
NV Rev. Robert NJ. Moore. pastor Sunday
school, $50 g. m Preaching ty pastor Il a. m.
and 5 p m. Epworth League. ,. IN. Seats
free All WCc0me
HAMLINE NJ +. CHURCH. 9th and r SITS. NV.
Carl g. D0ney. pastor. $50. Sunday school, Il,
sermon The Penalty Of Indifference" :. Ep-
worth League. s. sermon, Christianity in ths
Catacombs," first Of series 0f sermons on
I'D. ID CJ,..r.l, Ufefrrv 4 v-c'orTTp
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

was formerly a State Senator. His cou-
sin. the late Thomas Hargis. was one Of
the Judges of the Kentucky Court Of Ap-
peals. Judge Haygis. aside from presid-
ing over court Of FIRST instance in Jack
son. and having one business partner in
the Office Of sheriff and another business
partner upon the circuit bench at the
time OF the assassinatlons. was a member
OF the State central committee Of his
party, and a powerful factor In State
politics. Two of the three assassinauons
were committed In broad daylight by
men concealed I'm the courthouse, and the
other was done by a firing squad placed
at the rear OF the Hargis supply store
al dusk TO kill DR.. Cox as he returned
from a professional call. 1t IS freely pre-
dicted in Kentucky that the acquittal o.
Judge Hargis means that another Boone
Logan will be heard from.
The larger feuds cf the Appalachian
region alone attract attention. Many
murders committed In remote sections Of
the mountains never gain publicity wider
than that afforded by neighborhood gos-
sip If feuds are never stamped out In
the mountains. II Will be by the influx
Of a new population attracted by the
great mineral resources Of the section.
and the reformation Of the county and
State politics At present the mountain
ASSASSIN finds the conceaiment OF his
identity, and escape from conviction il
detected such simple matters that he has
very little fear Of the law.
TO-morrOw-StOries of the Ameri-
can Vendetta.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road end lith St NV The pastor. Rev
NJ Ross Fishburn. will preach At Il and 14j;
subjects A. m Moses Anger and Ours. p IN,
the Secret Of Moses Greatness $50 n. N.
Sunday school. $40 p. m Endeavor meeting.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
G. sts NV Rev Samuel II. Woodrow. u. D.,
pastor. II a. n. Childrens Day service. =. m,
special Memorial Day service, with ssimOn by
raster: subject Memorial Stones Music by
Quar.,t ard chorus choir. led by DR.. J. w.
Bischof organist 30 a n. Sunday school. 6l5
y. ~. Christian EndCav0r.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN CONTEST.
Friendly Rivalry Between Two
Christian Church Bodies.

Christian church Bodies.
friendly contest for attendance was
arranged by committees appointed by Z.
lntendeHts Of Vermont Avenue and Ninth
Street Christian Sunday schools. several
weeks ago. Ninth Street took the lead
from the very first ana has been ahead
each Sunday, although at times there was
only one point Of difference. At present
Ninth Street has scored "a points and
Vermont Avenue 1Ss.
The object OF the contest was % in
crease the attendance aud arouse more
enthusiasm in the schools. Many adj
d.tiOns have been made 20 each school
The contest closes the second Sunday in
June.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25

rirrm inaug7lrate,i the beautiful devotion Of the
Holy Hour before leaving Old Point where it viii
bo observed every month hereafter
The Provincial Of the Congregation Of the Holy
Gross Very Rev Andrew Afcrrissey, c. s. c.. paid
recent visit 70 Holy Cross College. ana while here
was guest Of the Apostolic Delegation and several
religious houses
Dr Morrlssey delivered the sernon on the occa-
sion Il the anniversary Of the founding 4 ihe
newspaper mems mass in new York CITY This
mass celebrated every Sunday st ? q. M. for
al newspaper men whose duties detaiu them until
after Midnight has effected untold good. and Is
cdifyngly attended 10y the large number 70: whose
benefit II was or,paizcd.
Rev John Cayauaugh c. S. c., d. d, president
Z the University Of Notre Dame a distinguished
orator ard an educator e note. visited Holy Gross
College this week. en- route from Boston whore he
0fic'sted At the presentation Il the Laetare Medal
10 Miss Katharine Conway. editor Of the Boston
Pilot.
Tie feast n Corpus Christi falls this year On
May %. Decoration Day. and VIII he observed in
tie majority Of churches on the following Sunday
High mass viii be solcmnizrd IN st. Mars $
Church at O'Clock. solemn exposition Of the Blessed
Sacrament during the mass followed by Bensdic;i9n
of the Blessed Sacrament High mass viii bs sung
each day during the Octave 4 Corpus Christi at
O'Clock after which Benclicti0n Il the BLESSED
Sacrament viii b. given
In the Shrine 4 the Sacred Heart high mass viii
bs sung a. 9 O'Clock, and dey0ious IN honor Of the
feast will be held o7ery evening 81 80 O'Clock
sermon each evening by visiting priest
Rev. John D. Niag1irs. y. Il, q the Catholic
University, win preach the sermon on Thursday
evening
Scenes from AS Y0u Like r. viii be presented
nv tho Dramatic Society et Trinity College neKt
Thursday afternoon az O'Clock
Friday afternoon a. TIE same hour a OJncsTt viii
be given by the Caecllian Society.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
YGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENC

Z EYANGE ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH, Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 G ST. NV.
S2rTic-s Il a. N. and p IN. Subject Of morn.
ing lecture by Bishop Oliver C. sahin. The
Spirit # Truth Subject Of evening lecture by
Miss Martha E. Van Yoast The Signs that Fol-
low" Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening.
al o'clock Seats free. All invited
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL ID and sts NV Rev. P. W. JEFF
fries pastor. II a. m. What Is a Christian?"
p. m. a Man Who Faced the Mighty for His
Country"
MOUNT VERNON PLACE VI. z. CHURCH
SOUTH. ccr 9th and X stS NV. Rev. William
French Locke. pastor IL a. m. and 5 p. m,
preaching By the pastor. Sunday school, $50 a.
IN Epw1fth League y. m.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
CHRISTIAN,

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Sunday school.
s;Se. Il, the pastor, Boys and Girls in the
Streets Of jerusalem" 6. Rome" illustrated.
Christian Endoavor. :. o3me.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 9Th and D SIS. ne Services
every Sunday at II a. m. and Is p. m Pastor,
George A Miller. Sunday school, $50 A. m
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and r sts- nv. Services: Sunday. Il a. N and
p m. Subject. Ancient and Modern Nero
NANCY; or Mesrnerisrn and Hypnctism. Sunday
school. Ii a. m. Wednesday. p. m. Public cor
dially invited All seats free. Free reading
rooms in the Traders National Bank Building.
10th St and Pa. arc. NV