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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these columns by M Friday
EPISCOPAL.

ST MARKS 50 and q SIS. Sc Rev. Dr. W l.
Dcgrics Rev. T.. M, Prescott Res John r.
Deis clergy Services, 80 II a. m, g. 30 o. m.
TUESDAY. Feb L.. ESQ %. H. twenty second an
uual choir festival. when the four united chgrs
o.. the parish viii sing Gsuls csut-ts. The
Holy City" assisted by the following 51l0Ists.
Miss Luy5u. soprano. Mrs. Spencer, coutraitoi
Miss sullivan c1ntralto. Mr. Terrell. tenor, Mr..
B1rests. bass; Nh. Herman, violin. All PER
7eu, welcome.
ST PAULS CHURCH, a2j ST., near Washington
Circle. Rev Alfred Harding. u. D.. and Rev.
G.. H. H-lmCad. c,ez0 Al seats free H1E
Communion 90 80 and % d. m ~ u O'Clock
scnicc sermon on '"The Recjor's Twentieth An
ni7cray." Confirmation instruction. J.. Ia.
Choral eJensoug and sermon. p. 10.
TRINITY CHURCH. % aad G SIS. uw. Rev.
Richard T. Williams. rector Services al 80 and
u q. M. s p. III. Eec,or's Bible class. 10 a. n.
Confirmation lectures Sunday. $3.50: Mon
dan 7.5o. Thursday = flor women only. Ash
"Wednesday. 30. go Il. and s Other days IN
Lent go. l--5 70 minujcsr. aud 455. Monday,
" Wednesday. and FRIDAY 90 e
CHURCH OF TIE EPIPHANY, C. ST. Rev. DR..
McKm. rector. Services at and u a. IN. and 4
and S %. n. Strangers welcome. All seats free,
except at il o. d. The rector viii preach al Il
O. m. subject. The g0th Anniversary of the
Episcopal Church IN America"
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Georgetown. Rev.
James r. " Blake rector. $50 a. m, Holy Com
mUui0n. go a. m SUNDAY school. II a. H..
FUN service and sermon by The rector. 30 y. ~,
evening payer and address
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PRESBYTERIAN.

THE CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT. Conn ave
y and 18th SIS Rev Tcunis s. Hamlin u. H..
pastor. wiu aIiciate Tomorrow. at % O. H. and az
p. H.. What Is Presbs teTiaaisns''
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. y. y. ave-. II and 18th SIS. Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor. u d. m. public vorship.
sermon hy tle pastor : - .. H.. Dr. W T. Gren-
fel ulna Mission Work on the Labrador Coast BIZ.
illustrated lecture go a. m, Bible school
s5 a. IA, adult classes. $50 p. H.. Christian
EndC8yuT Society
GURLEF MEMORIAL. Fla. ave, bet 9Th and
.th SIS NV T. Russell Yerbucke pastor Morn.
ing service, il O'Clock. ETening service. 80 O'Clock
Hga- Mr. Webc. win speak on Christian CIt,-
ZeusHip.
FlBST-Douald G. Macleod. y. D. pastor. VIII
otlciate 40 an services. II a. m- A. W Wright
u. j.. Bsmarcs. y. OAK. viii speak rs p. IA
What Does Il Mean 70 BE q Christian sun
day school. 30 a. N. Christian Eudeavor. 6.g5 d.
All are welcome.
EChlNGFoN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH y. Can.
and 2 SIS Preaching by pastor, DR. " Talis-
ferro Thompson, j a. NJ. Z 20 D. n. SUNDAY
school, g.5 a. m- Christian Endeayor 6 20 D. M
Seats free. All welcome festF
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN-Rcv. + D. BAILEY. n
BROOKLYN, y. Y. formerly Of this city Wil preach
at u o. m. and As p. IL,
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.
Meetings of Local societies, Topics,
and the Speakers.

Temple Baptist Christian Endeavor So
ciety held Christian Endeavor Day serv-
ices. led by Miss Urner, Sunday even
ing.
Following the installation of officers
of the Christian EndcavOr Society of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church Or street..
which is TO take place tomorrow at c
o'clock. Royal 4. Hughes viii address
the meeting on Lessons from the Patrl-
archs''-Noah. a musical programme
has been arranged.
Christian Endeavorers are interested in
a rally TO be held in Belasco Theater to-
morrow at o'clock IN favor Of the Web
Der bill. on which a hearing Is TO be had
before the Congressional committee next
Thursday. Ii is expected that many
Christian EndeavoTeTs viii also attend
the hearing at the Capitol
Mrs. D. r. Wiber will lead the Christian
Ende2vor meeting at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening.
and there will be an address by Miss
Goodrich. q teacher in one Of the Presby-
terrain school in North Carolina. Mrs Wi
Der - also q representative OF the WOm-
ems Missionary societies OF the Church
of the Covenant and New York avenue.
\ stereOptIcon lecture. showing views
Of the Yellowstone National Park, was
given jointly by the Christian Endeavor
Society of First Congregational Church
and the Capital Camera Club. Wednes-
day evening. before an audience that
filled the auditorium of the church The
views were excellent and were greatly
enjoyed by the audience. especially by
those who are expecting 10 join the
Christian EndeavOT excursion to Seattle
in July. as the trip Will include visit 70
Yellowstone Park.
Under the auspices of the District
Christian Endeavor Union. ". H. Dobson
NJ. D., OF Forman Memorial Hospital
Yeung Kong, China, will give "A lecture
on the topic out OF the beaten path
at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
Friday evening at O'Clock. The lecture
will be illustrated by stereOptiCOn views
taken by DIT. DObsOn himself. showing
as they exist in the interior
OF China. away from the usually Travelled
routes There will be no charge for adj
mission.
Sixth Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
last Sunday evening had a special pro-
gramme in celebration of Christian En-
dcavor day. II. c. Metcalf, superintend-
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ent Of the extension department Of the
District Union, spoke on Christian En-
deavOr Of Yesterday" Edward TaTring,
president of the union, spoke on Chris
tan EBdeayor Of To-day" and Miss Ar
del Payne. superintendent Of the junior
department Of the union. spoke on Chris
tian Endeavor of Tomorrow" The pro-
gramme included a song by the juniors
and other special music
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Sunday evening the Christian
Endeavor service was led by A W
Starratt, vice president Of the District
union. At the evening church servicz .he
pastor DIT Power made an appropriate
address. which was illustrated by stere-
opticon views. Among che pictures were
portraits Of Dr. Clark. William Shaw. and
the officers OF the District union. a view
of the Willtst0n Church Portland. Ne,
where the original society was formed by
Or. Clark in 1881, "a picture of the song
service led by Percy s. Foster on the
Capitol steps during the Washington con
vention of 1895 and views of Christian
Endeavor gatherings in various parts Of
the world
The February meeting OF the Christian
Endeavor Union was held Monday even
ing al luc tOuuS Men CHRISTIAN -ASSo-
citation Building in connection with the
second INSTRUMENTATION missionary in
stitute r. Z. DinendorCer. special see
rotary of the Young Peoples Missionary
Movement conducted conferences on
Missions in the Sunday School" and DR..
I II. 2. Sailor. Of New York. conducted
conferences on Mission Study Glasses.
The platform address was by G c.
Kitchener, secretary Of the Young Peoples
Missionary Movement. a dinner was
served at $50 O'clock. and was attended
by as many as the association banquet
room could accommodate
Faith Chapel Christian Endeayor So
ciety has elected the following officers.
President, Miss Blanche Neff; vice presi-
dent Earl Weeks; treasurer. Miss Adeline
Woodbridge: recording secretary, Miss
Ursula Peyton; corresponding secretary,
A. y. Dewey. The committee chairmen
are: Prayer meeting. Miss Sybi Reed;
lookout. Henry HOFFMAN. missionary.
Miss Beulah Jones; social. Miss Eva
Little; music Charles Hafe: temperance.
Raymond Wilig; sunday school. Mrs J.
George: flower, Miss Eva Hudson; WISH
tation Of the sick. Mrs Alice Weeks:
superintendent OF Junior Christian En-
deavor Society. Miss EsteIle Foster. as
sociate superintendent OF Junior Christian
Endeavor Society. Mrs. V G. Woodbridge;
delegate to Christian EnGeavor Union,
Rev. J. ". Hoyt, j..
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Of The lecture o. n0n-CathUliCs t0m9TUU evening.
80 O'Clock. and the closing discourse Of oue Of
the most important and well attended missions
ever held in Washington. Authority iu Re
hgion'' VIII be the subject Of the sermon az high
mass to-mOTuW. II a. H. Rev. DIT. stafford VIII
give course III Lc1teu sermons every sunday al
the last mas beginning February Il. Masses every
week dsy during Lent at g. :. SIS. and o'clock.
short meditation the Passion 0f Christ after the
0'clOCs mass. Ashes viii be distributed after the
masses next wednesday. and 81 80 q. 10. when
Rev. James A. Smyth viii begin a series Cf dis
courses o. he continued each Wednesday evening IN
Lent Sermons every Friday evening % O'Clock.
oy Rev William !. Carroll. stations al the Cross.
and BencdiCtion of the Blessed Sacrament sta
rians ~ the Cross every Friday afternoon for chill
dTen. A social reunion ~ The parish after the
close Of the mission uiu take place in Carroll Hall
next Monday eTe8ng. s O'Clock. some Young people
have prepared q three-act comedy Co be pee
sentcd on this occasion Messrs. Conneu Allen
and Jones the wen known imitato-s of Houdini
VIII be among the performers, and a large attend
anCe l. expected.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-09
NEW BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.
House Committee on Public Build
ings FavOrx The Project.


The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds gave a hearing
yesterday to Director Sullivan. Of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. and
others in favor OF a new building for
the bureau. and after the conclusion Of
the hearing voted to recommend bill
for that purpose with an appropriation
OF 5000, 600.
There were present besides Mr. Sui
livan. William y. Leissler. president Of
the Plate Printers Union: George p.
Foster. r. ]. Grace, J. C. Stats. J. P.
Murphy, and George Thurber compris-
ing a committee Of the Plate Printers
Union. Mr.. Leissler said that increase
of work had made it necessary to use
the force in night and day shifts. and
there were now 500 employees thus AZ
work nights Many of them were young
women and il had been necessary 10 ask
details OF policemen 20 protect them as
they left the building about midnight.
The various floors We're so badly crowd
ed that ventilation was simply limos
sible. Presses were so close ON some
floors that there was danger in passing
among them Not only the number OF
persons crowded I'm the rooms. but tho
odor Of ink and from 700 gas-blower
flames Joined TO make the air unbreath-
able.
MIR. Sullivan read Secretary Shav-'s
letter 80 the Speaker. in which he pro-
nuuuced the present building sweat
shop OF the worst sort. He begged the
committee 20 come aHd see the building
for themselves. The provision of n
new building would not cause any I'M
due expenditure. he urged. because the
present building. which was fireproof.
could be used Tor the storage of rec
1rds Action at this session so that
plans might be made and a site secured
was imperative. He said he had site
i'm mind, but did not want to mention il.
rs prices would be raised If there
should be notice in advance as to the
location
The Washington herald., 1907-02-09
ENCIRsInNs

The tri-weekly personally conducted Cal
ifornia excursions made via the Washing
10 those who must count the cost carefully.
The tourist sleeping cars provide the
maximum comfort at much less expense
than that entailed going I'm Pullmans.
though the train equipment includes those
also. Through beTths for the transcontl-
mental trip may be secured in the tourist
sleepers for nominal amount Further
information regarding these excursions
can be had AT the office Of the general
agent. a. J. PostOa, 5u PeaIsy lyaaia ave-
nue.
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Sacrament, J. m Sodality VIII be discontinued
during Lent. Stations of the Cross every Friday
evening O'Clock Beginning SUNDAY. February Il.
and continuing one week. mission lectures for non
Catholics viii be given as follows. Opening ser
mon by Rev. A. +. DOyle. e.. =. T.. Sunday morn
inG, % o'clocs- Sunday evening O'Clock SALIVA
ton Though Christ. Rev Michael Gallagher, OF
81. Paul. MINI. MONDAY. February -. S p. m
is one Religion as Coed as Another Res. I. II.
Peschses. Win0na, Slim. TUESDAY. p. m. The
Bible and the Church. Rev. :. J. Lang. IT. Paul,
MINI. "wednesday. D. m. How Can We
Get Our Sins Forgiyen?' Rev. A. =. DOYLE. Thurs
day. p m. The Lords supper. Rev. 7. Il.
Pesehges. FRIDAY. S %. n. The He-cafter-What
Becomes Of our Desd.' Rev. J. h Lang, Satur-
day, S p re-, The Merits of Christ and the sac
raments. Rev. a /. DJyle. sunday February
e. u a. H.. sermon by Rev Michael Gallagher.
and the closing lecture at p. H., why Am
Catholic win he given by Rev A =. DOYLE
Questions deposited in the question box VIII be
answered every evening
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH. "Christ's Christian
IFS and Modern Christianity VIII Zoe the theme
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BAPTIST.

Z. HEZ SWEN'S EXTRA SERVICE SIN.
night, J, Benz. Clayton preaching. Three Accepted
the Saviour. Thurs. night. Preaching II a. m.
ID Baptist Oh. Auditorium. ith and va. ave. Sc
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o SITS. nv. Rev Charlie,
r WinbsloF. pastor u a m. Dr. ". T. Gren-
fell. Of Labrador. rs p. n. Rev Yonau H.
Shahbaz, Of Persia. Baptism. Everybody vel
come.
WEST WASHINGTON 81 and y c. T. Stcalev.
pastor. IL. Philadelphia" 80, "A Woman Cen
eral' Baptism. solo by Miss Artz T. Hez
SVEN lecture Friday night Bright spots"
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 10Th and SIS
DR.. j. j. Muir, pastor. Preaching II a. NJ
Moral Antisopticists.' Is p. m, Expert Teg-
tim0ny. Sunday school $50 a m Christian
EndeaTor. 6-4j r. n
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
q sts nw. u a. No., public worship. with sermon
by Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow ID. D, Of Spring
field Mass. s D. m. public worship, with ser
mon 10y Rev. samuel Z. Woodrow. d. D. Music
D. quartet and chorus choir. led by pr. J. ".
Bischof7. ur-snist. $50 a. M, Sunday school
go p. H.. Christian Endeavor-
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road aud 18th st. NV The
pastor. Rev NJ Ross Fshhun, will preach az II
and As subjects a. m. The Part the Imag-
nation PLAYS" o.. ~, When It is Best TO BE
Seen and Not Heard $50 a. m, sunday school,
~. M. Junior Endcavo-. $50 .. ~. Senior In
GarVgr
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sEETHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAMLINE NJ T. CHURCH. 9th and T sts NV.
Carl q. Uoney pastor. 950, SUNDAY school. il.
sermon. Whom Shall 7 Saver" $50. Epvorth
League. 80. sermon. Death in the Pot AL!
Welcome
FOUNDRY " T. CHURCH. 18Th and Church sts
nU. Rev. Robert NJ Moore. pastor. go a. H..
Sunday school. II a m. preaching bF Rev. ". i.
TEie-kicld. d. D.. Ii. ID. z p m. Epworth
League. D. m. preaching hy the pastor. Seats
fIse. All welcome
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to Bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy DEPART

to Bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy Depart
ment.
Assistant Civil Engineer r. +. SMITH to Troy. for
course Of Instruction in civil engineering
Chief Boatswain W JOHNSON. detached Celtic. 20
Cleveland
Boats,g,in J. EBERWINE. detached Cleveland
home Weit orders.
Commander J. c. QUINBY. detached Rainbow. to
command Cincinnati
Gunner J. sPERLE, Jr., detached Maryland, to
comFsndcr B. W. HODGES. to command Rain.
Lieut.. T. S. WILSON. Ensign F. D. MCMILLAN.
and Warrant Alachinist A. \. HOOPER, de-
tached Galveston, TO Colorado.
Ensign L. NJ STEWART, detached Chattanooga
Afidshipman Il. B. CoFFEY. detached Raleigh to
Pennsylvania.
Midsbipman R c GRADY. detached Chattanooga,
TO Pennsylvania.
Ensign c. L. HAND. detached Concord, TO Penn
sylTsnia.
Ensign E. F. GREENE. detached Elcano. to Penn
Commander F. F. FLETCHER. detached Raleigh,
Commander W. G. CUTLER. detached Galveston
10 home.
Commander ]. NJ. HELM. detached Baltimore to
command Galveston.
Commander G. r. PETERS. detached naval sta
tion Cavte. and AIohcan. 20 command Raleigh.
Gunner F. T. MONTGOMERY. detached Cincin-
natl. 20 Maryland.
Warrant Maclnist J. /. KING detached Colorado
% naval station, Cayite
Lieut. Commander J. L. JAYNE. detached Colo
radG, 20 command Eicano.
Ensign 2. Y. RHODES. detached Pennsylvania. to
Elcsno
aIidshipman H. L. IRWIN. detached Pfnnsylyania.
20 Concord.
Lieut. Commander H. RODMAN. detached Elcsno
to West Virginia.
Paymaster's CLERK F. s. ADRIANCE. detached
nava! station, Csvite 10 West Virginia.
Commander ". MCLEAN. 20 command naval sta
tiou Csvite. and 90 command AIohican.
Capt /. NJ GULICK, L. ;. NJ c. detached naval
station. CaUte. TO naval station, Olongapo.
MOVEMENTS or vESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Blu
rCau Il Navigation:
Arrived-Februar :. Scorpion. at Nassau: Paul
Jones a. san Diego
sailed-Februay z. Saturn. from Bremertol for
Mare Island
Nero placed ia service yesterday al navy yard Ncw
NUrk.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST Scientist 18th
and Il IS. NV. Services Sunday II A. n and S
D. m. subject. Soul" SUNDAY school II
q. m Wednesday. s p. m. Public cordially in
Hitod All seats free. Free reading rooms in the
Traders National BslA Ba,idilg. l9ll ST and
H. ave. Nv.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 10Th and Csrcnran SIS. NV. The
Rev. Flank Ssvall. j.. j.. pastor. win preach at
IL a. m sunday SCHOOL RI5- Evening service and
lecture. = 80 q. M. sixth in The Present A..
hgioUs Crisis. Jesus as The Light If The World
and Christianity Influence Upon Civilization b.
br the Rev. CHARLES " HARVEY ~ cam,
bridge. Mass Al are invited Wednesday. 30
IN pastors study, y Z. a. reading hour hi
days. as. htany aud address
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Maj THOMAS c. TREADWELL, 70 temporary
command marine barracks. navy yard. Ports
mouth. y H.. relieving Col. Paul 81. e.. Mur-
phy. who VIII proceed 20 command marine bar
racks. navy yasd. New York, relieving Lieut.
Col James T.. Mahoney who Viii proceed 10
duty with First Brigade u Marines at Manila.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH cor. 18th and I sts
Ulysses g. 3. Pierce. minister. Q "a q. m. sun
day school and Class for the Comparative STUDY
OF Religion. 10 a. M. Unity Study Class. u
a. ~, morning service sermon hy the minister.
D. n Young Peoples Religious Union, s
D. m. evening service third ia course OF sermons
on The New Thcism-IlE God in You" Al
seats free at evening services.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall. 1917 & St NV. Sery-
ices. II a. M. and : 20 p. m. Subject Of morn
ing lecture by Bishop Oliver q. Sabin Our One
ness With Cod subject Of evening lecture by
Miss Martha q. Van Y0a5t The Great Teacher
Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 20
seats free All invited.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER's Ia32
Conn ave. at y. NJ address bv Mrs. Daniel
Paul Daily Noon meetings. and Wednesdays al
3 p. n az reading room. Loan ana Trust bldg.
coz. Z aud 9th SIS. Public invited
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CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN CHURCI

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D sts ne. Services
every Sunday at il a. N and IS p m. Pastor.
George \. Miller. Sunday school. $50 a. n.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. T. d. Power.
pastor. II, One View or lincoln. 80. ''Naza-
reth illustrated = s.. SD C. E 60. Come
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SOUTHERN PREsRYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN As
scmby's cor. ID aud ! SIS. q. vs.. Rev. James A.
Taylor pastor, win preach az II a. m and 20
D. m. Sunday school, SD a. ID. Y T. b 6-31
p. N. PRAYER meeting. 10 Thursday. Seats free.
All Welcome
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NONSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple 1912
9th ST. NV Alex. Kent. pastor. Judge Wm. II
DE Lacy win speak at ilI5 Of the Child Labor
Problem and the Juvenile Court. Seats free. All
welcome.
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UNIVERSALIST.

or OUR FATHER. 18th and I e..
nv Rev John Van Setback ir pastor. II A. m
morning service The Ascent Of Ethics" 5 D. m.
yespcT service. The Sea 90