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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
WATERVlLLE

Regular meeting of the Waterville Engine company tonight at S o'clock.
 George A. Savers and John H. Bride will attend the Prineeton-CaT- lisle football game in New York to- MOTION.
 H. P. Ross Of New Haven was in town on a business trip yesterday.
 The streets were lively last even Ing for awhile with all the young children celebrating Halloween
 Mrs Thomas Davies has returned from a weeks visit with relatives in New Haven.
 Rehearsal of Under the Gas light" company tonight at S o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01

Russian Prince a Leader of Robbers,
 Batoum, Transcaucasia. Nov. 1.-To. pOtadze. the noted bandit. who was leader of the train robbery of Oct. 9 has been captured. and on the strength of his confession Prince Gregory Aba. shldze was arrested as the originator of the robbery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
Monument to Matthew erown

williamsport. Pa. Nov. IA monu- ment to the memory of Matthew Brown of Revolutionary fame was un- yelled at White Deer valley by Mrs. Allen Perley of the Pennsylvania Daughters of the American Revolu- fion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
! INONINE PREVENTS
 PNEUMONIA
A fact that has been proven many

A fact that has been proven many times in cases right here at home.
 Not only does it cure simple colds and occasional coughs but it goes deeper than any other medicine for these ailments and fills the blood with vital forces that overcome obstinate colds that are apt to choke the lungs and bring on the dreaded. often fatal preunonia-
 LinOains at all drug stores. zs. se. sI-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
Three Killed In Fight with Indians-

Three Killed In Fight With Indians
 Washington. Nov 1--ln a battle be- tween troops and Indians in southern Utah three persons were killed and an other wounded. so the Indian bureau fS informed in a telegram from Super fntendent Shelton of the San Juan aeency. The army command consisted sf four officers. seventy-fOur men and three Indian scouts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
SPECIAL SALE OF NEW CANNED VEGETABLES

And EXTRA STAMPS with TEAS, COFFEES and GROCERIES. Extra Stamps. G0 Stamps with large can A. VV & P. Baking Powder, abso- lutely pure ........ .... BOG ZA Stamps with soc worth of our 1V famous Teas and Coffees. Extra Stamps.
 06 Stamps with large bottle ~ A. & P. Pure Extracts, ex-
 tra strong, all f1avors .... 25c
 . TOMATOES.
 A. & P. Tomatoes ....... -. 15c Sultana Tomatoes ..... 12kc Iona Tomatoes ....... 900. ... 1Oc CORN. A. & P. Corn ....... ... .. 121kc Sultana Corn .......;,...... ... 1Oc lond Corn ....... ...... ... sc PEAS.
 A. & P. Peas .............. 17c Sultana Peas ....... ... 70. 14c Iona Peas ....... eco. .... lie Imported Peas. extra fine .... 18c Imported Peas, Moyens ...... 13c
 SGCCOTASH. ..&5. ' E M ouNNo'ISH .... 1S33C otandard Succotash ....... .. 1Oc
 LIMA BEANS. A. & P. Lima Beans ....... 15c Luxury Lima Deans ..., .... 1Oc Arena Lima Beans .... .... Sc
 STRING BEANS.
 A. & P. Stringless Beans .... 15c Cut Refugee Beans ....... .. 1Oc Standard String Beans .... =. 7c
 BEST TEAS IMPORTED. 35c, 4Oc, soc, Fancy, 6Oc, roc a lb.
 BEST ROASTED COFFEES. 1sc, 200, 25c. Fancy, BOG, 32c. s5c Ib on Stamps with cakes A. & ~ P. Laundry Soap ...... 25c 25 Stamps with pkgs Nivara, 25c 10 Stamps with can Sultana
 spice ....... ...... ..... 1Oc 10 Stamps with can Old Dutch
 Cleanser ....... ...... .. 1Oc 10 Stamps with 1 pkg Mule Team 10 Stamps with 1 pkg Porcela, 1Oc Asparagus ....... =. ...... S5c Asparagus Tips .... 15c Extra choice Mushrooms ... 2Sc DeetS '...... ...... 1Oc oplHdcn ....... .. 1S15 e Red Kidney Beans ....... 1Oc A. & P. Squash and Pumpkin, 1Oc NEW DATES ...... ..... 5c pkg NEW FIGS .... 1Oc A hoy THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-16

PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE ASCEN-
SION. 18th and Mass. ave nv Ciegy: Right
Rev. Henry Y. Sstteflee. d. d.. Bishop Of Wash
ington: Rev. Robert Z. Browning curate. Services.
%. 80 ard n a. NJ. and b. m The Bishop
~ Washington viii preach AZ II and the Rev. j.
Henning helms vii preach special sermon at
D. m. before the Communicates Fellowship Of the
Diocese OF Washington seats free. Strangers cor
daily welcomed
ST. ADAMS CHURCH Mount St Allan. Rev
g. {. I. Brctenah rector. Holy Communion al
I'D; Sund1y school. 10 a. m morning prayer and
sermon. Il a. m: evening prayer. j.. m Special
preacher, Rev. II. A. Brown, chaplain L. :. A.
Choir Of the Cathedral school for Girls.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. sd st.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Haiding u. d.. and Rev C.
H. Homead. clerU. All seats free. Services. 7 81
TO- and II a. m choral eyensons, p. M. sermon
BY The Rev. Eugene De Forest Head H.. Of Moth
Carolina
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY q St bet 18th
and liin now. Rev r. ii. McKim D. d.. rector
Holy Communion. a. M. service and sermon n
a. m; short service and address p. m. esening
prayer and sermon. D. n. Sunday school, $50
a. m. and 3. N. The rector viii preach morning
and evening
CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9th and
! SIS. ne. Rev. G.. :. Abbott j. priest in cta1ge
Holy Communion. 80 a. H.: SUNDAY school $50
a. "a: service and sermon, % a. u. clLdreus
etensong' 20 j. N; evening prayer and 7stmoa
- i. m. l,esaff
TRINITY CHURCH. "a and q sts. nv. Re-. Sch
ard T. Williams. rector 30 and u a. N. lad
D. m, rector breaches. Subject at H. ''The Holy
Spirit and the Church." at 3. "Polycaip OF
smyrna
CHAPEL OF THE NATIVITY. Eey. Euoch NJ
Thompson Sunday school, so a. m: services
10 and II a. ~. and 10 n. Third annual iaiI
an Northeast Temple. DCcember ( and s.
ST MARKS. Sd and A SIS. Sc Rev. Or W L.
DeNriCs. Rev. John n. Deis Rev. +. n Prescott
Clergy 80 Holy Communion II. morning service
and sermon ty Rev. H. Norwood Bovine. ,. n
evening prayer and address; 80 p. n. missionary
rally. with bre. ADDRESSES ty Right Rev. D.. John
son Blshup CuadlutOT ~ south Dakota; Re-. A.
J. y. Thomas Washington Diocesan Missioner
and Rev. r. A Bennett. vicar Of calvary
Chspel. Washington.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev.
james H. W. Blake. rector. : . a. n. Holy Com
munion 30 a. m. sunday school: i q. n. fun
service and sermon by the Rev Mr.. Aspenwall
80 q. M. evening PRAYER and sermon
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R NOTES.

The new bulletins giving programmes
for the big Christian Endeavor conven-
ton early in December are out.
Articles for c. E Christmas boxes for
the Asheville farm school and the Tucson
school should be sent to the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church between 10
a. m. and 5 p. m. on Fridays and Satur-
days Of this and next week.
On Monday last the Keller Memorial
Lutheran c. +. missionary meeting or
gained a class for the study OF the
'Uplift of China
The c. E. Society Of the Ninth Street
Christian Church will give a social on
November %.
large number of young people en-
joyed a Halloween social given by the
Covenant Society Of Christian Endeavor
in their chapel.
A Christian Endeavor social of interest
was given November Is by the society OF
the First Baptist Church. Vocal and in
strumental solos were given by Miss
Edith Stowell and Mrs. Z. w Robinson.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices The Herald Friday
PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL. cor. Sd and SIS nv. isouthern Assem-
bly,. Preaching az Il a. n. and 20 D. N. by the
pastor. Rev. james H. Taylor; Sunday school. 80
.. m; prayer meeting. Thursday evening. IS.
Strangers welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y. /. ave. II and 18th SIS Dr. Wallace Rad
ciife. pastor II a. m. public worship seTIrOn by
the pastor. ! 70 p N. Around the NeLls-Thc
Human Weu. $50 g. m Bible school, 9,5 a
m. adult classes % b. m. Christian EndeaFoF
SOCiet-.
FlRST-"The Stranger Sabbath Home" Donald
&. Macleod. minister. u =. n. The Sin and
Polls Of Selra Ambition" rs p. N. The
Divine Law Of Human Progress: Sunday school.
go A. m: G. T., 6i5 p ii. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conn. ave.
\ and 18th Sta Rev. :. :. Mitchell. y. D.. viii
ofhciate tomorrow at i a. n. and az 4 p. N.
Sunday school at 3-b A. IT,. Christian EndeaEor
meeting at p. m Thursday evening az s. mid
week service.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL. "a and sts NV. Rev. p. ". JeHrses.
pastor. 70 a. NJ. Sunday school, II. sermon by
the pastor. p n. J. l. l., ESQ. r. l.: IN
evangelistic service MONDAY Washington p /.
Union $50. conference 7.i5 Dr. Mitchell %
Baltimore.
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION VIII meet AZ
ST PAUL CHURCH Monday. November Is ses-
Sons % 30 ard rs D. n. Address by Or.
Mitchell. a Baltimore
MOUNT VERNON PLACE M T. CHURCH
SOUTH. cor 9Th and 4 SIS. nv. Rev William
French Locke. pastor. u q. H. and D. N
preaching by the pastor; Sunday school. go
a. m Epuurth League o. m
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

RYLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
10Th and u SIS. sw. Rev. q, Herhert Riclzrison.
j. D. - a. n, Life In the Other World After
Death ! % p. H., soul Forms and Second Pro
baton"
FOUNDRY NJ 2. CHURCH. leth and Church sts
nw. Rev Roht NJ Moore D. D.. pastor. sun
day school. go a. m preaching b. pastor Il
a. M and p Memorial service for Bro.
Theodore A Harding 3 D. n EpEortE League.
Z p. n. Seats free. All welcome
HAMLINE ~ z. CHURCH, Oh and r ste. NV.
Rev. Charles T. tasAsie. pastor. Sundas school.
so = m; PREACHING ~ :. m. and - D. n by
the pastor. Epworta League. 30 ?. n. seats
free. Strangers welcome
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PLANS CATHOLIC BUILDINGS.

Plans for the Catholic Cathedral, Col
lege High School, and Home of the Good
Shepherd, to be erected in Helena, Mont.
made by Architect A. o. Won HeEbulis.
Of this city, have been accepted by the
committee in charge Of the work
Mr. Won Herbulis Is coming to Wash
ington to get his family, but will return
20 Helena as soon as possible 10 complete
his work. having made only the general
plans OF the structures.
The buildings are to be made Of marble,
and the cathedral which will cost $780, =
COO. viii be one Of the finest in the
country.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
q SIS. nv. Rev samuel r. Woodrow. D. D.. pas
Tor. u a. x. pablc wCrkip. with sermon b.
pastor. The Religion Man Wants ". The Religion
Man Needs. S D. n. Elijah Carmel: or. The
Worker Working" Afgsic by quartet and chorus
choir. led b. DR.. J. " Bischof. oIEAnist. so a.
m. sunday school, SO J. n. Junior Christian
Endeay0r; - D. m. \. =. :. C. Z.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia r0sd snd 18Th ST. MS. The pastor. Rev.
u. Rose Fishhurn. vii preach az u a. H. and IS
D.. n; 20 a. r.. SUNDAY school; 3 q. n. Junior
EndeaYoss % T. H.. Senior Endesvor.
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BAPTIST.

WEST WASHINGTON. 5lst and y. e. p stealey.
pastor. II. How % Get Strong" 80 The
Pawn shop" Good music Large chorus Bzg-
tisn. The church with a welcome.
FIFTH BAPTIST ST. near IN 81. Dr. Weston
Btuaer. minister. g -. Sunday school; 4lr Hod
alpt., 10 a. n. BETaca and rhiiathca classes: n
a. a.. Secret Faults D. H.. The Runaway
Cir. last il sacred Romance" Great chorus
Miss BeClnsn. c0rnct s0lJist. Baptism
FIRST BAPTIST. 18Th and SIS. nv Rev
Charles l.. Minbigicr. Tastor n a. NJ Rev
samuel }. Neal Of PHILADELPHIA VIII preach !:
D. m. pastor will preaca on Spiritual suicide "
$50 q. n, 5. S. p NJ. &. T. ETcTybJdy vel
0me.
d.. J. J. Muir. pastor Preaching. Il A. NJ.
Labor Rewarded, 4,5 ,. "a, A Counter Pas
sion- Sunday school. % a. T.. e. F., p. n
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. REELER'S 81 PRIVATE READINGS .srer
day. from 10 70 ) give reliable information on al
matters
1913 Euclid ST Phone. North 517
MRS. HENKEL HOLDS MEETINGS STSDAy
and Friday evenings az Il 4th St - A. sn :,
Everybody gets a reading
FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple. Second
floor. Harrison D. Barrett vii lecture A.
p m NlrS- Hates via hold seanee FOR tbe
benefit cf the association Tuesday. D. n.
az 412 4 S. S.
KELLER, 1901 FAIRMONT ST.-SEANCE To-
night; wonderful manifestations in the light; writ
ten messages. independent voices. sc lIth or Is.h
st. cars. Private interviews daily
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Was born Centevle. % Cen
o He
and
of Following this
Right Rev William Paret Bishop deacon
in
this city he ordained priest S8
appointed chaplain Second Regiment Dis
chaplain
o
years he has stephens Church
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Scottish Rite Han 1907 q 81 Nv. Services u a.
N. and 30 p. NJ Sabiect Of morning lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER q. SABIS. Teaching How TO
Heal the sick" Subject q evening lecture by
MISS MARTHA f. Van VOAST. Divine Wis
dom Controls All" Miss Edith Pickering. soloist
Testimonial meeting. Wednesday evening. a. 30
Seats free. al Invited.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Coroo-an So nv. The
Rev Frank Sevan- d. D.. pastor. VII preach a.
II a. n, The Hidden Gifts" Sunday school
I2l5: Tespsrs. 5 D. n with buef address. Charity
and Socialism" Free Loan Library q the Writ
ings q Swedonhors AID the Periodicals and Lit
cratu7c Of TIE New Church IN the vestry. Free
Irants ID The H..tifnIa-
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OTHER SERVICES.

GOSPEL MISSION. 800 Pa ave Rally Of converts
and workers this Saturday evening Sunday.
Evangelist Tyson viii speak and sing at s. Free
supper for homeless men from % s. Gospel ssrv-
ICES every night at : %; Sundays. 5 and 5 ?. n
Committee Thanksgiving dinner Tor the poor
Viii meet wednesday evening. 80
VESPER SERVICE. 40 p n Y. ". e. A. 18th
and SIS NV. entrance On 9Th 81 Leader Mss
Louise ". Brooks. q New Nors national student
secretary. Tea and social hour following service.
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THEOSOPHY.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BLAvAT-
SKY BRANCH. T. :. A. viii be held az l1iS L
81 nv on THURSDAY evening, Nov. 2 at O'Clock
Subject: The Other Side cf Sleep" Al are vel
cone
CAflIAL CITY ERANCH- Sunday, p n
Pythlan Temple lQ2 9th s., lecture hy Or. IS
W. Baker. Subject. fermentation. Nfuri-sl
selections by &. Alfonso Zeiaya
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. 18th. near Dupont Circle. Clerg
EeS. G. Ernest Smith. D. D.. d. {. l.. rector;
Rev. ]. G.. Ames. T. A.. and Rev. Vim. J. Cox.
Il. 10, assistants a. ~. Holy Communion; u a.
m. morning prayer and sermon By Rev j. Hen
ming Nelms; p. m. erening PRAYER and sermon
by Rev. Wm- J. Cox. b. ID. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. 18th
and SITS. NV. Service; sunday i a. IL. and
s .. ~.
Subject: SOUL AND BODY"
Sunday school. II a. m; "Wednesday. p. N
Public cordially invited All seats free Free
reading room, el the Colorado Building.
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Larre.t Morning CircuIation

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital It's books are open
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sth AID z SIS. ne serv-
ices SUNDAY. a. i a. suhjegt q sermon. The
Fruit u the spirit and az : IS p. r.. subject
The Universal limitation" Pastor George A
Miller. Sunday school. SO a n
VERMONT AVE CHURCH. Bible school s.E,-
sermon H. Rev George Gubcrt: 80 The pastor
r. u. Power. The Problem ~ Suffering ChFis-
tian Erdearor go All uelcnne
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. l44s O 81. Lee.
ture sunday evening SIS. "NON-RESfSTANCE 20
"Wednesday. SIS. HOW To INCREASE THE
SUPPLY or NERVOUS ENERGY" Study class
THURSDAY. a. s Library. Strangers welcomed
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SEvENTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

EVOLUTION VS.. THE BIBLE-Was the world
made iu six literal days q tHenty-fcur hours
each. or during long and indefinite periods q
timet Evangelist X a. Rrgsslls theuc sunday.
Nwember u, ! 80 p m. az the Memorial Ciurch.
corner " aud 18th SIS. NV. A CORDIAL VEL
COME
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. THOMAS CIRCLE PASTOR J. &.
BUTLER. az Il; Rev. e. H. Butler. late pastor
KELLER MEMORIAL. al 20. No rented peuS
Evervbody welcome
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS SEATON viii give taI- = her or5cs. SIS
Conn ave. opp. R0chsmbeau, sunday D. II
subject; AltHIisn. Questions answered Thurs
day. p L. Public cordially invited Patents
tEnght and treated Knek-dars
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UNIVERSALIST.

OF OUR FATHER, 18Th and L SIS. TX.
R,v John Van schaick. jr pastor. u a. ~
morning service, sermon by the pastor, Some
Homeiy Truths Rcsta:ed. e,85 a. n Sunday
scho0l p. H.. Y. 2. q. L.
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B..t Service TO CALIFORNIA

ARIZONA NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS
HIgh-cIzss Standard Equir-aent. also NEST modern
Tourist Seep-ng ClTS- Pl-sonay Conducted. Without
Chang BERTH. So Rates and steamer ress-gs-
tons 20 Japan. China TIE PHILIPPINES and Around
the World A. !. POSTON, Geli- Agent 81 Penns
ave. y. ". 1S 18th ST. y. ~
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH cor. 18th and I sts Ulys-
e. b PieTcc. minister. 9-z5 a n SUNDAY
school and Class for the Comparative Studs u
Rel.gion; 70 =. n. Uairy Stgdy Class. i a. n.
morning service sermon By the minister: 80 T.
n Nouug Peoples Religious Union.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. SUNDAYS
az 10 Is a. m for meditation. daily weekday noon
meeting. and Wednesdays. az 2 N. az Loan and
TUIst Bldg. cor. = ana 9Th SIS. Public invited.
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NONSECTARIAN.

TIE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Temple lcI2
sth 81 ma. Alex Kent. minister viii speak a.
lII5 q The Relation Of Truth % Life" Prof
Newbergs Bible class and Mr.. Nackenzie's ethical
ciass AZ 70; kindergarten class Al l. seats free
All Welcome
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For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.Verncn Ry. Sta. 18th &Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON WEEK DAYS
70. Il A. ". z NOON. / AND 2 P n
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND AIRING
TON DAILD EVERY % MINUTES
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE COMPENSATION or THE SOWER.' - sub
Jet Of address by Mr.. George A. Warren at ; D.
n. Pythian Temple 1912 9th st. Nv,
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COINS WORRY MINIS
Presses Refuse TO Stamp New
Model Gold Pieces.
TWENTY WORSE THAN THE TEN

So-cnIled st. Gnudens Designs Re-
quire Radical Changes in Machin-
nge-New Double Eagle Said to Be
an AtrOcity in Appearance.
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CARS TO KENSINcToK

Cars from 18th 81 ard y Y ave. every IS min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge ard PARK main entrances
Zoo and Ccuutfy Club 20 Chevy Chase Lake Coz
nect with hensington cars. Round tip ticketS
Sc a. F1ssellS
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The Thanksgiving Day Dinner.

Menus arriving from all Washington and the
surrounding country The interest shown in THE WASHING
HERALD contest proof Of the importance and thought
which readers giving 70 the material ceebra
ton OF Thanksgiving Day 1t may be that man readers
too represented the daily increasing number of letters
addressed to The Menu EDITOR.
As has been announced, The WASHINGTON HERALD will
give S. each the sender of the best menus received
on or before November The winning menus will be
announced in THE WASHINGTON HERALD Sunday Novem
Der "a, and will be selected by competent committee
Address all communications to THE MENU EDITOR
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
734 Fifteenth Street
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Your doctor undcr,idnd, the formula of
Ayers Hair Higor. Ask him about your
using IL. Do as he says. He knocs.
Did nature give you a plain face?
What Of il? Make your hair so hand
some that every one will forget your
face. Make them talk only OF the
softness, richness, and marvellous
beauty OF your hair. Ayers Hair
Vigor, "the new kind" does not
color the hair. &c. Aver Co.
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APPEALING TO PAST.
Bishop Satterlee Plans Get
ting Historic Stones.
CATHEDRAL OF WASHINGTON

Relics from Famous Shrines and
Memorials from world famous
Churches Secured for New Edifiee.
Meeting of ArchdencOnrY of WASH
instOn in st. Stephens Church.
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ANY one who does not know what an
archdeacon is. and there are quite a re-
spectacle number who do not. should
have been at the fall meeting of the
archdeaconry Of Washington. held last
Wednesday in St. Stephens Church
Mount Pleasant, when. after a delightful
luncheon furnished by the ladies. the
archdeaconry. with both bishop and arch
deacon present and parish hall full of
clergy and laity, settled down to bust
ness.
First came the subject of colored work
No one can say It is entirely neglected
IN washington. We counted seven col
cred delegates present. Most of them
took part IN the discussion, particularly
Revs. J. c. Van Loo, w. V. Tunnel
Thomas ]. Brown. and F. J. A Bennett.
The principal subject under discussion
being the work at St MOnica's Chapel
under Rev. J. c. Van Loo. the building
being very unsuitable; yet its location,
in the midst Of the submerged tenth of
South Washington, made a suitable build
ing more than ever necessary. Eventu-
ally the archdeaconry, on motion of the
archdeacon, resolved to appeal to the
board in New York for an additional
appropriation.
Announcement was made that there
would be a gathering Of all the clergy
and ministers Of the city Monday, No
vember 3, at o'clock. in New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church on behalf
of Sunday observace in the District. One
Of the lay delegates wanted TO know
where the laymen came IN. 'I'll take
you in as my chaplain" promptly re-
piled the bishop.
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mer. IMr. McGarrah says that the
safe contained $500 and that the men
got away with all of it disappearing
quickly afterwards in the darkness.
Mr.. Herman Griffith, who holds the
position of freight agent in the depot
states that he left the depot about
ten minutes before the alleged rob-
berry is said to have taken place and
that everything was quiet before he
left. Mr.. McGarrah did not inform
anyone of the robbery until after the
train left Kamiah this morning at
about 1880.
General Agent w. ]. Jordan and an
inspector from Spokane are now here
examining into the matter and devel-
opments are awaited with great in
terest but in the meantime the peo-
pie here are non-committal and refuse
to discuss the robbery awaiting the
utcome.-Lewiston Tribune. (Ka-
mlah Corres.)