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Tribute to Idaho.

The finest tribute that Grow
ing Idaho has rec=ived in many
day comes from the wholesale
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mess is with Idaho firms. 1t is a
surprising statement. All of Utah
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ritory. Thus it is evident that Ida
no is the largest factor in the up
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this is not all Idaho is doing. She
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budding cities within her own bor-
ders. The development is without
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bitches and canals. Within anoth-
er three years this number will
have been doubled, and a thousand
additional homes established on dry
farms. Throughout the Snake river
valley, from Wyoming to Oregon,
q transformation is being worked
Villages are becoming towns and
towns budding cities, and the home
seeker, the new farmer, is behind
the growth of all.
People are beginning to learn
that Idaho is another name for OPP
portunity. For years homeseekers
passed through this fertile region
with never thought of its worth.
1t was considered a desert waste.
They are now learning that while
the scrubby sagebrush is not sc
beautiful as is the stately pine il
grows in a richer soil, and are com.
ing in numbers to make homes foi
themselves and their children. Ida.
no is gaining in population anc
wealth at a rapid rate and the mex
census will surprise many western
states which imagi inc the rate o.
their development has been great
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Premium List Advertising.

Secretary Purtiu is busy prepar-
ing copy for the Premium list for
the Elrnore County Fair. All those
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-14

Gene on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday evenings
al the rooms. 500 Second street northeast
One bookcase in the club library has been made
by the boys. and table nearing completion is an
excellent sample q their work in the carpenter
shop
congratulated upon the Success attending the club
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Rev. Father Paschal Robinson. o. +. NJ. through
a little booklet entitled A SAeEt Introduction TO
Franciscan Literature" has furnished the. reading
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a brief outline Of the SOURCES Of Franciscan his
tory and a complete list Of the principal works
relating to St Francis written since the thirteenth
ccncry have been admirably arranged BY the writer
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An opening clause states that those ''couversant
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study need not be told that we have entered upon
life and work Of 81. Francis q Assist" Father
Robinson, through his introduction TO Franciscan
literature. has done much % awaken keencr interest
in the life and work OF his glorious patron and TO
render further research an easy task
The booklet has been compiled, according TO the
author. pending the completion Of a larger work
intended for formal students Of Franciscan HISTORY "
The knowledge CLEANED through the introduction
leaves the reader cherishing the hope that Father
Robinson may speedily complete his larger work
Tie publishers. Tenant 4 Ward Of New York
are selling the short introduction at 10 cents the
copy.
Rev Father PaschaI Robinson has been for some
time stationed at the Franciscan MONASTERY Brook
land. but left last month for Rome % M the post
Of associate editor Of the International Fran
ciscan ReyieW-the Archivium Franciscana Histori-
curn-to be published in that city.
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REMEMBERED BY TEACHERS
Funeral Services for the Late ,T-.
Anne J.. Norris

uneraI services for Mrs. Anne I, Nor
RS who died Wednesday, were held yes
'erday afternoon from the family resi-
dence. 1914 Nineteenth street northwest
iteY. George f. Dudley. pastor OF e.
stephens Episcopal Church. officiating.
lnterment was private in Oak nm
Cemetery. Messrs. Howard D. Reside.
r. II. Lynn, Frederick G. Lee. Antonio
Zetelle. William r. Smith, and Can't.
Crete Hutchinson acted as paIlbearers.
Mrs Norris was the daughter Of the
late John z. Thompson, who for many
years was supervising principal of the
old Fourth division OF public schools. She
was teacher in the schools Of the Eighth
division, and was connected with the sew
ing department She organized one Of the
FIRST cutting schools in the District and
was always regarded rs a superior teach
er, especially in that branch of work.
Teachers OF the Eighth division. pre-
sided over by Mr.. 1. Fairbrother. supervis-
ing principal Of that division, met
thursday afternoon at Jefferson School
10 take action expressive of their pro-
round regret at the death OF Mrs. Norris
committee consisting OF Mrs s. Z.
Wise, Miss Annie Van Horn, and Miss
v V. Trook was appointed to convey 10
the bereaved family the sympathy of the
teachers Of the Eighth division, and TO
procure an appropriate floral piece.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, G st., near 18TH
Rev. Randolph II. McKim. ID. D.. rector. Holy
Communion at 8 a. m: Sunday school al SO a
m. and D. m services at II a. m. p. m. and
p. m The rector viii preach morning and even wen
ing Subject at II a. m. THE LAIMAN'S OP-
PORTUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITY" Sub
iect at 8 D. 1r., THE SECOND ADVENT or
CHRIST" All seats free, except at II a m
Strangers welcome at all services
ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH. Mount st. Aiban. Rev.
g. C. +. Bztenahl. rector. Holy communion al
7;i5. Sunday school. $50 m. Morning prayer
and sermon. H. Evening lrayer and address.
O'Clock.
O-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE AsCEN-
SION. Eth 81. and Mass ave. NV. ClergS; Right
Rev Henry Y. SStteriee. ID. D.. Bishop q Wash
ington; Rev. Robert Evans Browning, clrate.
Services. 30, $50 and II &. N. and y. m.
The Bishop Of Washington win preach at II and
the Rev. w. II. Doggett at s. Seats free Stran-
gers cordially welcomed
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd aud sts. ms. Rev Rich
ard p. Williams. rector. Services at - II. and
8. Sunday school az $50 and 5.
ST Marks. Sd and sts. Sc. Res. DR.. W. L.
De Vries Rev. John II. Deis Rev. p NJ. Pres
cott Clergy. 30 and II a. m. and Z 20 p m.
Evening sermon by Rev. George H. McGrew. D. ID.
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. ID. c.. cor. o and
3lst SIS. NV. Rev. james H. W. Blake, rector
80 a. m. Holy Communion; 80 a. N, Sunday
school: II a. m. fun services ana sermon by the
rector; Z 80 p m. evening PRAYER aud sermon.
ST PAUL's CHURCH. I'D 81. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding ID. D.. and Rev. G..
H. HolmeRd. Clergy. Services. 30. 10. and II a.
m. and ,. m. All seats free al al services.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9th and I
stS. ne. Holy Communion. 80 a n; service and
sermon by the Rev. J. Homer Deis. II a n
ehiidrens service 30 r. m; evening service and
sermon by the Rev. E. +. Dunlop, 70 p m
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRSr-"Tbe Strangers sabbath Home" John
Marshall place. Donald c. Macleod minister.
VII ohiclate Sunday il a m. and 7:s5 p. n.
D. D. go a. N; C. T.. 6:i5 D. N. All are vel
come.
GENITAL, cor. ID and ! SITS. NV tSOuthem As
sainbyl Preaching az II a. m. and Z 30 p. N.
Key james Ii. Taylor, pastor sunday school. go
a. m. {. T.. $50 p m. PRAYER meeting THURSDAY
evening. I;i5. Strangers welcome .Ea5lstf
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
n l. ave. and 18th SIS. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe.
pastor. II a. n, public worship sermon by the
pastor; 10 D. m, Around the Nells-The Wen
OF History; 20 a m. Bible school. As a. M,
aGmt Classes; $50 ?. m. Christian EndeaTor
Society.
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conn. ave
y and 18th sts Rev. Charles r. Erdman, d. D..
OF Princeton. y. j.. viii oficiate tomorrow at II
a, n and az p. N. Sunday school az s.l5 A. NJ
Christian Endeavor meeting at 5 .. N Thursday
evening. at 8. midWeek service.
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BAPTIST.

WEST WASHINGTON. slst and y. C. P. stealey.
pastor II "a. m. Past. Present, and Future =
% p. n. No More sea" Large chorus. Ban
tsm- 5 5. go; C. r.. CO.
FIFTH BAPTIST. Z 81. near Eth sw Dr. Weston
Bruner. minister. so. ). s.: o. Baraca and
Phuathea CLASSES; j A. M, Near GIFTED - D.
N, songs q the Siren" Great chorus Miss
Grace Beelman. cornetst
E. HEz SVEN BAPTIzES SUNDAY NIGHT. 3
oe- Morning service. II o'c Chorus choir: free
pews I'D BAPTIST Gil. AUDITORIUM, sth and
Va. arc. Sc.
FIRST BAPTIST. 10Th and o SITS NV Rev. Charles
r. Ninbigleg. pastor. II 4. m The Larger Out-
looE q faith y. m, Wages OF Gifts-Which -
30 a. m. ) 5; Z p. N. &. +. All are welcome
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 10Th and sts.
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching. Il a. m
Taken Alive" 7.b p. m. "A Mother-in-Law S
Question" 5. s., $50 a mo E7p.m
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HOPE LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS
Installation Ceremonies Conducted
by ADMIRAL G. w. Baird.

The annual election Of officers in Hope
Lodge. No. 20. F. A. and A. NJ, was held
last evening with the following result:
Allan r. Searle. worshipful master; Ed
win c. Dutton. senior warden; DIT. Horace
p. Mcintosh, junior warden. William A
Craig. secretary Qwenty-second term
John f. Collins, treasurer; Rudolph =.
Behrend. senior deacon; Harry c.. Sher-
wood, junior deacon; John II. Won Herr
mann, trustee; Edwin c. Dutton. repre-
sentative Masonic Temple Association:
DR.. f. T. Davidson. director Masonic and
Eastern Star Home: DR.. Grant s. Barn
hart. senior steward: Charles F. Gran
holm. junior steward, and John J. Hill.
tyler.
The newly elected officers were in
stalled by Past Grand Master Admiral
George W. Baird
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LODGING FOR HOMELESS.
Gospel Mission Makes Addition to
It's Charity.

In connection with the religious service
held in its hall at 100 Pennsylvania ave
nue. every night in the year. and the free
Sunday evening supper service, where
more than 100 persons are supplied with
a good meal every Sunday night. the
Gospel Mission has rented two halls to
be used for its daily meetings, where
cheap but clearly lodgings will be fur
nished homeless men for 10 cents a night.
Free lodgings win be furnished to a
limited number of men without money or
employment who are willing to Go an
hours work.
The suppers are served on the plan
adopted years ago by the late Samuel
Hadley. of the Jerry McAuley Water
Street Mission, New York City, and con-
tinued with great success up to the pres
ent time.
Any persons having secondhand bed
ding that they do not need would confer
a favor by dropping a postal to the
Gospel Mission. 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
and the management will promptly send
for the same.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. oh and
q st2 IN. Rev. Samuel X. Woodrow. d. D.
pastor. II a. m and 5 p n. publish worship.
With sermon by the pastor. Christianity and Con-
mercc: Elijah az Nsboth's vineyard: o. the
Worker Denouncing Injustice" Music by quartet
and chorus choir, Jed b Or. J. W Bisctlof. or.
ganist, 30 a. m. Sunday school 30 d NJ
Junior Q. +. s:i5 p. ~. \. p. S. c. T.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and l4th -. Nv. Rev. NJ Ross
Fishburn. pastor 30 A. m. Sunday school II A.
m. senn0n BIZ the pastor Subject. "A Losing
That Is Saving. 3 D. IL. Junior Endcavor: 6 30
y. m. Senior Endesror. IS p. n. second ser
mon IN series BY the pastor. Subject. Help from
Within. Good music. A welcome FOR all
The Washington herald., 1907-12-14


we are glad to say. prominently before
US in various ways. IL Is. so to speak. in
the air. Bishop Satterlee IS chairman OF
a committee of eighteen ministers Of
different religious bodies TO draw up a
pastoral letter to present to = larger
committee Of all the ministers Of the city
IN the interest of better Sunday OBJ
servance. The committee met yesterday
afternoon at the Young Mems Christian
Association to perfect its report
Bishop James II. Van Buren,, Of Porto
Rico, has been In the city the past week.
For upward Of three years the bishop has
been gathering the money for hospital
TO be built at Ponce, Porto Rico and now
1t is so near completion that It is prac-
tically ready for use. In what the bishop
calls the plant they have an admins
tration building. a west ward pavilion.
operating rooms. and a kitchen and laun-
dry building.
The bishop is anxious that this should
be widely known. especially here in
Washington, where many subscribers to
the funds are living.
In addition to the hospital the work
ION st. Luke's Church. Puerta de TERRA,
on behalf of which Bishop van Buren,
has been making appeals. is just now
beginning TO show what a beautiful de-
sign they have selected. Unfortunately.
some $1,000 remains to be gathered in.
The organists and choirmasters Of the
Diocese Of Washington have organized a
league. Of which Rev. George Goldsmith
Daland, organist and choirmaster Of St
Johns Church. Georgetown, has been
elected president
Any organist or choirmaster assistant
organist, or assistant choirmaster OF any
Protestant Episcopal church. chapel. or
mission in the Diocese Of Washington is
eligible as member. Members will be
admitted only by election.
A. the first meeting, which was held
November 20. most OF the prominent city
parishes were represented. also some OF
the suburban.
The object of the league Is for con
ference on subjects relating to the music
Of the churches and to increase the per-
sonal friendship between the various or
social contact at the meetings.
1t is to be hoped that the league will
become a permanent institution in the
diocese, and viii prove not merely Of
benefit to its members, but to the various
parishes as well.
The next meeting Of the league viii be
on December IS
The choirs Of the city and diocese are
all working overtime on the Christmas
music. which. next to Easter. is the most
elaborate. Then. too, the ladies in the
various churches are making their prep
arations for decorating the chancels and
other parts Of the church with holly
and cedar. At the same time. the sun
day school children are learning their
carols for the entertainments for them.
which take place nowadays in most
parishes on Innocents Day-in this case.
December %.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-14
SPIIsITUALISM.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian -,,r,,,t. -,
noorl. Wlz 9Th ST nv. Harrison d Rarrs.f III
lecture at 8 p m Spirit messages by AirS- 9,,tis
hippe. Ms. Hates Will hold seance fo- ~
oenent Of the society Tuesday. Dee Il. atsp
AEELEtt lsN FAIRMONT ST. - WONDFRFr-r
il'a1e STATE writings daily. messages from IoTs5
ones ara information On any affairs: public $50
" egne aes Friday. and Sunday nights. Pho1e
nolc -
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ z. CHURCH. 18th and Church SITS.
NV. Rev Robert NJ Moore pestor sunday
school, $50 a n Preaching hy pastor. II a. N.
and p. m Epworth League : T. m. Good
Music. Seats free. All welcome
HANlLINE NJ E. CHURCH, Oh and SITS nv.
Rev. Charles T. Guthrie pastor. Sunday school.
$50 a. m; Mr. NJ A. Watson. superintendent
II a. m. The Unrealized Life 80 p m. El-
worth League; Z 20 ,. m The Great Destrcyers.
Seats free. Strangers welcome
RfLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
10Th and ID SIS. sw. Rev. c. Herbert Richardson.
y. D.. pastor. II a m The Life ~ the Re
deemed in Heaven; 30 p. m The Recognition
Of Friend in Heaven. Special musical programme
L.
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OBJECT TO BRIDGE PLANS.
Property Owners in Connecticut
Avenue Claim Damages.

A protest against the plan Of approaches
to the new Connecticut avenue bridge was
made at a hearing before the Board OF
Commissioners yesterday.
T. J. d. Fuller. who owns property ad-
jacent to the bridge. contended that by
the grading Of the streets and the defiec-
ton in the course OF Connecticut avenue
between Kalorama and Woodley roads
the ahutting property was damaged.
Others who spoke in opposition were
Col George Truesdell former District
Commissioner, and s. W. Woodward.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-14
THEOSOPHY.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BLAvATs-
KY BRANCH, T. 5. A.. VIII be held at 1913 l.
s. NV. at 3 o'clock Thursday evening. Dec 49,
Subject The Problem o. the imperfect" An
are welcome
CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. Sunday. .. m
Pythian Temple. lOl2 9th ST. lecture on "The
Christmas Festival" and The Historic Afythic
and Mystic Christ" By Or. ". W. Baker Public
invited.
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D SITS. ne. Rev.
George 4. Miller. pastor. Services sunday AZ n
a. m. and ;5 p m. Al evening service third ser
mon in series on Life OF Christ" Music by male
chorus sunday school, 20 a. m.
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Service.
With sermon. II a m. +. u. Power Subject
Christ in the Home" 30, the Rev. J. ".
bner. Of New Hampshire Bible school so.
& z SO Come
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Corcoran SIS. NV. The
Rev Frank SeWall. D. D.. pastor. VIZ preach al
y a. m. Christ al the Door in Disg5ise." sun
cay seHoo.. l-.l5 ETeuing service and lecture 30
O'Clock Third In Windows Oraned~. WHAT
Il IHE EVANGELICAL BASISs" y. NC. A
cordially invited Efee loan library Of the writings
q oEeaenocrg snd the periodicals and literature
Of te SeS Church in the Yesiry. Free tracts a
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OTHER SERVICES.

vEsPER SERVICE. The rerBls- vs.,.- ..-,i., =.
TIE YOUNG WONEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
IION WI be held in the Association Rooms. sun
Gay Dec. Is from 80 90 SO p. n. 70 be- foI.
loved by ;ea and a social hour.
GOSPEL MISSION. i20 Pa ave- Mr.. J. G Nun
lie vail sieak tonight. Mr. r. C. Fritts win
leL me wonderful sto1 of his CONVERSION S,,ndsv
night GOSPEL services every night in the wear 80
cneAi SUNDAYS. D N. All invited. Free SIM
CAY night supper from to s O'Clock.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL soUTH.

ST. PAUL. I'd and 5 IS. NV Rev. ?. W. Jefrie..
pastor. Il a. m. and 30 D. m. SERMONS
BY THE PASTOR: so a. n. Sunday school: 3
p m. J. T. l.: $50 p. m. EpWorth League.
MOUNT VERNON FACE NJ. z. CHURCH
SOUTH, cor. 9th and X sts. NV. Rev William
French Locke. pastor II a. m and 5 D. m
preaching by the pastor. Sunday school So
a. m: Epworth League D. n
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Pastor j. 6. Butler al Il and 80
sunday school. $50; c. T.. Junior ,: Senior 80
Strangers always welcome
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and 9th st. ne
Preaching. II and 90. By Rev Prof kirby. sun.
day school. 30; Junior and Senior C. Z. and
$50 2. m. Services at Home for Aged. 5 D. m.
All welcome
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN. sCrrVcr &c.,
Rite Han. 1907 S. NV. Seryieeq n = -
- p m Subject q morning lecture. bv Bisbo,,
oLtN Ek G SABIN. Teaching Hos 10 Hesi -
SICK subject q evening lecture by Mis- MAR
- = An NOASf The Beauties Of Franrei-
wednesday evening. at 30. seats free. an -.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist 15,r
ana u sta- NV Services SUNDAY. u 8. n. an8 ,
Subject; rs THE UNIVERSE TNcrr-nrVc
MAN. EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCEf"
sunday school, a. m wednesday evening
meeting p @. Public cordially invited AT
.ea-e -Ioe- Enee readins nom sl co-.-.ao Rla-
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. ll5 O g, L..
=. .iie sunday evening. sl5, Has Thought Power
10 control Disasters" Wednesday. SIS Ken !.
THURSDAY at 5. study class Library SIN -.-il-
welcomed. oA@UseIS
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The Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
Its sworn circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital. Its
books are open.
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NONsECTARTAS.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple lol.
sth 81. NV. Alex. Kent. minister will speak al
LIS Of The Ethics Of Money" Prof NeWburg'
class az 10. kindergarien AZ llis
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sEvENTH-DAY ArvENTTSTs.

WHY 7 AN An ADVENTIST.
This VIII be Evangelist X e. RusssIls tbere
sunday. December Is 80 D. m. az the NFNIO-
RIAL CHURCH. cor. NJ and l2th IS. Nv.
SPECIAL Music.
A CORDIAL WELCOME
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Free Lecture on Christian Science.
Mr. Edward A Kimball, member Of the
Christian Science board of lectureship in
Boston, and prominent speaker. will give
Tree lecture tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock at the New National Theatei.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-14
Mcconnell Discoveries In Vitality
Taught by Lectures and Trimming in the
LIFE ELECTRICITY INSTITUTE.
1116 = St. N. W., Washington.

ing the vital forces It has been proven that any
medically incurabe chronic invalid may cure him
self in few weeks. Plenty Of vitality is all there
is 70 health The science u vital Increase can be
taught b. mail
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18th st.. near Dupont
Circle. Cleru: Rev. c. Ernest Smith. ID. D..
ID. c. L.. rector; Rev. J. G. Ames, y, A., and
Rev William J. Cox b. D. assistants. 6 a. m.
Holy Communion; II a o.. service ard sermon by
rector; s p. m. service. sermon by Rev. W. j..
Cox. Strangers cordially welcomed.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

"GLDiPsEs OF EDUCATIONAL GERMANY. %
subject Of address by DR.. L. r. Klemm. al o.
H., Pythian Temple l0lZ 9th 81 NV
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18Th and I. SIS NV.
heE- John Van Schaick. IT.. pastor II a. m
morning service. sermon by the pastor: 80 %. N
]. =. C. T.: s,s5 a. To-. Sunday school
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. -SEATON WILL GIVE A TALK AT her
Offices. 900 18th st. lcor ST.. apartment 2e
Sunday. p m. Subject: "Characterbullding. "
Public invited- Patients treated weekdays. Tele
phons NJ 265i
The Washington herald., 1907-12-14
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and SITS Ulys
ses e.. 3. Pierce. minister. s,a5 a SuDd,v
schoo! and Class for the Comparative study q.
kelEioa; 10 a. n. Units Study Class: Ii a n
morning service. sermon hy the minister. 80 p.
n. foung Peoples Religions Union.