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chasetts avenue. where due venerat5n VIII be paid
IL On the feast. during services attended only b.
the community and pupii5 Il the Convent
An interesting description 4 the marvellous finding
& the Holy Cross is found in the Roman breTiary;
After tLe signal victory which the Emperor Con
stautiue won over Maxeutius. thanks % the divine
sign revealed hy heaven, Helena his Mother. sd-
manisbed ia dream went 90 jerusalem 20 dis
cover the sacred tree Il Cur redemption In the
first place she threw down the marble statue when
paszuism. 10 eface sll FestEe II the passion. had
raised 20 Venus the very spot Il the crachElon.
By her orders were also DESTROYED the statues q
AdOnis and Jupiter on the ssTlgurs cradle and
the tomb Of the Resurrection.
Then they proceeded % the excavations on Cal
vary. Three crosses we're found az great depth
the inscription, placed above the Sayieur's head
vas discovered on another side. IL vas important
20 know which q these three crosses had been CON
secfatcd b. the blood q the adorable Victim God
dissipated an doubts by a miracle. 1lEcauus
Bishop II Jerusalem. prayed iCrFsuty % heaven
and had the CROSSES brought 70 the bedside Of g
lady who vas dangerously 3d. The FMS two cruises
bed no effect hut che third restored Ger instantly
to health In tne place where she had found the
cross. the pious Empress built magnificent church.
where Has rellglousy preserved. in silver case, s
r2Et O.! tie holy relic the ether part sent 20
Constantine az Rome. who placed st. In the church
called The Holy Cross Of Jerusalem The feast
q the finding Il the Hos Gross Eas in the begin
ming celebrated In the temple built hy ST. Helena
ga Calvary IL spread through the Catholic world
Win The ITeCmfnts % the tue Cross.
Rev. William F. Cannon, s. j., q New York, vii
conduct spiritual Retreat for men In ST. Aloysius'
Church, beginning Sunday evening. May s. and con-
eiuding on the sunday following
This presents an excellent opportunity as a 1T
ting preparation. for those who have not SET made
their Easter communion; and the Fathers Of the
parish exhort ell men. young and old. 20 come
and bring their friends
His emineuce the Cardinal Archbishop a Bald-
more wil administer continuation 90 a large mum
Der Of children and adults IN 81. pauls Church on
Sunday, May s.
That same day, az 4 O'Clock in the afternoon the
children Of ST J0sephs parish sill have their an-
nual May procession. which promises 10 be Yery
beautiful this year
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
Notices for these columns Friday.
PRESBYTERIAN.

CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT. Conn ave, \.
and l5th sts Rev J. ". J01dzn j.. J.. VII
Oficiate Tomorrow at Il a. "a. Memorial services
in memory % Rev Or. Teunis s. HamLiu at
%. n. SUNDAY school at IS q. n. senior and
Intermediate Christian Endeayor meetings az
p. n Thursday evening al 8. midWsCE service
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. y.
Cap. and Q SIS Preaching By pastor. Dr.. Is.
Taliafegr0 Thompson. il q. n. 20 ,. Sunday
school. 9i5 q. H.; Christian EndeaT0E, $50 D II.
All welcome.
GURLEY MEMORIAL, Florida are, bet 9th and
7th sts nW J. Russell Yerbgcke. pastor. serY-
ices al il q. IA. and p. H. y. Z. 5. c. T.,
D. n.
NEW YORK AVENUE z RES BY T ERIAN
CHURCH. " J. ave-. H. and 18th SIS. DE. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor d g. H.. public worship.
sermon by tile pastor "a q. m-. Scenes ia tie
Guest Chamber' ESQ a. ~. BiDls school, s,f5
a. m, adult classes CSC J.. Ia. Christian In
deayur Society.
FIRST-''THE STR NGERs SABBATH HOME
Donald c. Macleod, minister D G.. n. and IS
p m, divine worship and sermon. sunday
school. 30 a II. Christian End9aF1E IS 3. h
Visitors are invited 20 an services.
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iect Of which was. Resolved. That IN
temperance does more harm than war.
The speakers on the affirmative side We're
Warren Settler and Amos MeDevitt;
negative. George Manning and Paul
Bergh, The judges decided In favor OF
the negative.
Last Sunday afternoon the service at
the National Lutheran Home for the
Aged. near Langdon d. c.. was in charge
Of the Christian Endeavor Society of
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. DR..
Ii. II. Settler led the meeting and the
young people Of the Christian Endeavor
choir gave several selections. w o.
Little is the leader of this choir. which
has a membership of fourteen.
The plan of having the Office Oi the
District Christian Endeavor Union, room
$50 Bond Building. open from 70 O'clock
every business day is proving a great
convenience TO the EndeavOrers OF the
city. many of whom call TO obtain in
formation. literature. suggestions, &c.
The union has on hand large assert
ment Of attractive literature bearing on
the trip TO the Seattle convention next
july
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and SITS. Nv. Rev.
Charles T. WinhigleF. castor. Il d. H.. "GIegs
Not the Spirit. rs b. H., An old Tesla
ment Picture Of Coed Man" $50 a. m-, sun
day school, p. N, Christian EndeaT0T. Al
welcome.
WEST WASHINGTON. slst and n. Rev. C. p.
steaiey. pastor i q. a. and S o. m. Dr. ", 4.
Fisher. Of Alexandra, Will preach. special music.
Welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n sts
Dr. J. J. MIir, pastor. Preaching: j a. m,
a Primary Truth as D. n. self Recovery.
Sunday school, go g. n. Christian EndeaJor,
6-l5 D. H.
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FATHER FINK TO LEAVE.
After Rest He Goes 40 81. Francis
XRvier's College I'm New York.

XRvier's College I'm New York.
Rev Edward X Fink. s J., pastor OF
St Aloysius' Church and president OF
Gonzaga College, has been relieved from
duty in this city. and after a short rest
at Keyser Island. Conn. he viii be sta
toned at ST. Francis Xayier's College,
New York City.
Father Fink has been pastor Of St
Aloysius' Church for eight years. during
which time many additions have been
made to the church and to Gonzaga Col
lege. including the new building, which
stands on North Capitol and X streets
Under his leadership the college has de-
veloped along many lines, and at present
has a larger attendance than at any
time since Il ceased giving the bacca-
laureate degree,
Father Fink's successor VIII be Rev.
Joseph Himmel, former superior Of St.
Joseph's College, Keyser Island who ar
rived several days ago 70 take charge
of the work Father Himmel is no
stranger to Washington as he was for
several years engaged in missionary work
here during which time he made many
acquaintance.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH, near Dupont Circle
Services. g. i. and s. Il. rector C. Ernest smith,
D. D. ID. G. l.. g. Rev. Is. j. Cox.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. I'd 81, near Washington
Circle Rev. Alfred Harding, b. T., and Rev. &.
H H6lmead clergy. 80 To- and II a n. Full
choral eveusoug and sermon. D. n. All seats
free az all services.
TRINITY CHURCH, 81 and SIS nv. Rev.
Richard r. Willisms. rector. Services at % and
u a n. 50 and %. n. Sunday school at $50
and 8 The rector VIII preach
ST. MARKS, Sd and 4 SITS. Sc. Rev. DR.. ". l.
DeyTies. Rev. John H. Deis. Res. +. N. Pres
c0tt olergy. Services 30. u a. m. 4. % ,. L.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Georgetown. Rev.
James H ". Blake. rector. 80 q. m, Holy
Communiou. $50 a. m. SUNDAY school u a. H..
fun service and seTmCu by the rector. p n,
baptism Of children. : 30 T. n evening prayer
nd
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

THE ". H PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Of Hsmline NJ. +. Church, cor. 9Th and + SIS. nv,
extends q cordial imitation 70 7oung men 70
meet with them az 30 sunday morning, Can O..
Doney. Ph. D.. teacher. Live discussion. ap2o-u
HAAILINE Il. E. CHURCH. sth and SIS. nv.
Carl q. DoBey pastor. go. Sunday school; Il,
sermon, Gods Pioneers" Z. Epworth League. s.
sermon, a Woman's Ne" All invited
FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CHURCH 18th and Church SITS.
~. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore. pastor. $50 a. M.
Sunday school. II q. ~. preaching by pas
tor D. n. Epwurth League. D. m. AmeTi-
can society Of Religious Education. Sir. Jus
tce John n. Harlan presiding. Addresses by
Judge q. " Atkinson. Of L. :. Court Of Claims
Dr. T. Z. Brown. Commissioner # Education,
and Secretary J. f. Gilbert. Seats Tree. All wei
come.
THE HILTON-BAILEY EEANGELISTIC MEET
ings at AlckendTee NJ T. Church. Mass. ave.
Tomorrow IS the last dag Of the series Rev
L. D. BAILEY viii SPEAK at 5 .. N. and 3iai.
Hilton at il s. ID. and 80 p M Don't iaii 70
hear these eloquent eyangelists. The Baltimore
Gospel Trio VIII sing at the services.
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DEATH RECORD.

Proctor r. GUY. Govt. Hos. Insane. g. years.
Catherine NJ. Hughes 532a n ST.. 6s years
Elizabeth d. King, l3i2 18Th st. NV, q years.
Oliver Z. Merrill g3s ST. NV. s. years.
Susana Edelin,, Hamilton road / year
J. A. Sansbug 18th and Lawrence SIS. ne. So US.
Iguacia Rosario, rs l2th 81, Hw.. q years.
Philip SCheid Cow. Hos. Insane. g years
Robert T. HoTis0n. 1918 Hall ST. sw.. G. years.
Joseph W. OFT. ll33 7th 81 nv. as years.
Lille Mathews. los lbth Ct. Sc. Is years.
Julia Collins. CIT II ST. sW, 50 years
William A. Searle, 953is y st. Sc, . years.
COLORED.
Martha A. Butler. 2ii6 z 81. NV. So years
Arthur 7. johnson. 423 Limerick st. sW. years.
Carrie V. Fountain 1885 18th st. NV, A years.
Robert ". L1nghoFn. i72 Wash s. NV. IS years.
Raymond Harvey. 70 Del ave sw. months.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Cary D. Langhoue. 50. and zaidee F. Gan. p.
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith
Henry " Tobias. 81 and Harriet B. Hamin 2
Rev. G.. Garter
Dulcimer A. STANLEY. .. and Blanche !. Smith,
is Rev, George VI. Cummings
Elmer Z. Rogers. 90 and Florence Hopkins. e.
Rev. George Z. Alaydwoll
COLORED.
AhIam Henry. 2. and BETTE Jackson. d both u
Ashland, Va. Rev. j. B. Mclaughlin.
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RellgIous society Anniver.ary.

The eighteenth anniversary of the
American Society OF Religious Education
will be celebrated tomorrow evening at
Foundry NJ. E. Church. Justice John NJ.
Harlan will preside, and addresses viii
be delivered by Or. J. E. Gilbert secre-
tary of the society. who will deliver the
annual address; Judge George ". At
kinson, who viii speak on religious edu-
cation in the home, and DR., Z. +. Brown
Commissioner of Education, who win ad-
dress the gathering on religious and secu-
lar education. The exercises will begin at
S O'Clock
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Largest Morning CircuIntion.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper al the Cap
ital. It's books are open.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
q SIS. NV. i a. m. public worship. with ser
mon by ReV. William Bishop Gates pastor OF
Wells Memorial Church, Brooklyn, y. Y. 8 p. m.
illustrated service Music by quartet and chorus
choir led by Dr. j. ". BiseboH. oFganist. 80
a. n sunday school. 80 p. m. Christian En-
6pavUr
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 st. NV. SoFE-
ices, Il a. ID. and p N. Subject OF morn
ing lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER C. SABIN.
How 70 Demonstrate Prespefity. Subject Of
evening lecture by BISHOP SABIN. Christian
Stencils AIi-suficiency. Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening at o'clock Seats free. Al
invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and SIS. nv. Services Sunday az j a. n. and
p. N, subject, Everlasting Punishment. sun
dag school, II a. m "Wednesday, S D. N. Public
cordially invited. al seats free Free reading
rooms in the Traders National Bank Building. 10Th
81 and Pa. are M
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NONsECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH, Pythian Temple. 11lz
9th ST. nw. Alex Kent. pastor viii speak az
HIS Of Respected Gambling. seats free All
,relcome
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Largest Morning CircuIatiOn.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital It's books are open.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor l4th and L sts
Ulysses 6. B. Pierce. minister. ss5 e. n. sun
day school and Glass for the Comparative Study
Of Religion. 10 a. m. Unity Study Glass. Il
a. NJ. morning service. sermon by the minister
% NJ N Young paanles Raliginm. Union.
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D SITS. ne. Services
every Sunday at II a. N. and As D. n. Pastor,
George A. Miller. Sunday school, 80 a. N.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH IL President C.
C. RaWlison. Hiram College. g. the pastor, il
Illustrated sermon. THE Pyramids. Sunday school
go Christian EndearoT. T.
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0
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phenomenal
8 an
University where he delivered Of lectures last winter He
Blout is the president with A. NJ
Prince kaufman Goldsmith Benjamin
Tax trustee
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MT. VERNON PLACE NJ Z. CHURCH SOUTH,
eth and sts NV. Rev Wm. French Locke,
pastor. g 80 g. N, Sunday school. i a. NJ, ser
mon by the pastor. 2. n. EDwOTth League. s
p. m, sermon by the pastor. Everybody welcome.
ap29-n
ST. PAUL q and S NV. Rev. F. W. Jeftries,
pastor. Il a. m "A S0ll-Saring Church.
3. m, a Nan Who Faced Death Rather Than
Dish0uor.
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oTHER sERNICEs.

Y. ". c. A. YEsPER SERVICE SUNDAY, 40
D. NJ. speaker, Miss Tilt0n ". cor. 18th aud
SIS. nv. Rooms 0nen , % I p u.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Sixteenth and Corcoran Its. NV
The Rev. Frank Sewall, ID. D. pastor. win preach
at II a. m. Sunday school, I2.l5. EespeEs. S D. m.
with bGief address. Free loan library Of the
writings Of Swedenborg and the periodicals. and
literature Of the Sew Church IN the Tesuy. Free
tacts in the Hestihnle.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"OCCASIONALs."

The book of poems reviewed in The Herald Sunday.
April p. sill be mailed past paid to any address
on receipt Of same and Sl0Q oy the author
JOSEPH ADAMS. 500 st, re, Washington, DC.
ap7t4t
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UNIVERsALIST.

or OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts nv.
Rev. Johz. Van ScEsick. II, pastor. Il a. No..
morning service. subject. Righteousness and
Peace" ssi5 a. n, Sunday school. ?. a.,
y T. e. L
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

LAST SUNDAY MEETING FOR THE SEASON
at Rausehers. l0S2 Conn. ave-. at : ,. %. Ad-
dress by Miss Emma Gray, subject. The Gospel
Of Rest Daily noon meetings and Wednesdays
at p. at Loan and Trust Bldg. col. and
sth sts.. until july. Public cordially invited
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL, Thomas circle
Pastor, J. G. Butler. Il a. m. and p. M All
pews free. Supported wholly by voluntary offer
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN as
sembyl, cor d aud J SITS. u. ". Rev. James H.
Taylor pastor, VIII preach st Il q. II. and -
p. Sunday school. 80 .. ID y. J. $. SIS
p. n Prayer meeting. 80 Thursday. Seats free.
Al Ngaielrre-
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TEIEOsoPHY.

LECTURE on REMUNERATION AT THE
headquarters Of the Washington Theesophical So
eiety. % St. Sc, April ., 1907, ,. H Pebble
invited.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
Washington Members Inspect Immi-
grant Station at Baltimore.
Society of GurIey Memorial Presby-
terrain Church Decides 10 start
Mission study Class.

party Of seventeen members and
friends of the Christian Endeavor Society
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church went TO Baltimore. Thursday. to
visit the immigrant station. In connection
with the study which the society is max
ing of the subject Of immigration. Upon
arriving at the station officers of the
Bureau Of Immigration took charge Of the
visitors and conducted them through the
station and gave a thorough explanation
of the process by which aliens are ad-
mitted or refused admission, 10 the
United States. The party consisted Of the
following: Mrs ID. +. Wiber Miss Ger
trude Wiber, Mrs. o. 3. Brown, Miss
f. T. Chester. DR., Alice Burritt Mrs. w
.B. Robson, Mr.. anc Mrs. Edward Tar
ring, Miss Katharine Baird Miss Vl1a
Wells. Mrs. Henry Runner. of Kensingtou;
Mrs. J. T. Brady of kensingt0n, Mrs r.
IS. Morrison. Miss c. s. Ortiz w. S. Burns
A. A. Charles and Mrs. N. A. Ladue, Of
Detroit, Mich.
The Christian Endeavor Society,of Cur
ley Memorial Presbyterian Church has
decided TO start a mission study class.
using as a textbook DIT. Crosses work on
Aliens and Americans" The first session
viii be held Sunday night in place Of the
usual prayer meeting.
The following officers have been elected
by the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
lexington Presbyterian Church; Presi-
dent. Z. W Collamore; vice president
Miss Elizabeth Ryan; recording secretary.
Miss Ruth Foster; corresponding score
taTy. F. J. Van Anden treasurer. Miss
Belle Lane delegate to District Union.
Miss Clara Hemoni pianist, Miss Marie
Trail.
The Boys Club Of the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society Of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church held its monthly meet
ing on Friday evening of last week, at
the home Of the superintendent, Miss
Elsie Parkinson. At the close Of the
business meeting. G. L. Beeler gave a
short talk on parliamentary Law" after
which the boys held debate. the sub
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sleeves. may also be long il preferred.
The seasOnable materials are all suitable
for the sacque lawn, d!mity, and wash
able silk being suggested, For the medium
size ~ yards Of 36-ineh material are need
ed Sizes, 3 10 20 inches bust measure.
pattern of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald. 734 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (9520) and size wanted.
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For simple daintness and becomingness.
it would be difficult 20 find a sacque more
worthy Of selection than the one shown
The tucks extending to yoke depth. pro-
vide a pretty fullness, front and back
while the skirt portion easily full all
around. assures an attractive finish. The
sacque may be finished as shown with the
Y neck and broad collar. or high to the
throat with the plain standing collar. The
The Washington herald., 1907-04-27

As a business man Grant was unsuc-
cessful. He was not a prosperous farm
er in Missouri in the days before the
war, and his father and father-in-law
regarded him as almost failure in life.
After he left the Presidency he became
involved in Wall Street, and was wrecked
by his partner Ward. Reduced to pow
erty. he was persuaded TO write an ac-
count of some Of his campaigns for pub
LEGATION in a magazine. The country re-
ceived them so gladly that he decided to
write his personal memoirs. The can
Ger that had attacked his throat was
causing him the most excrueiating suf-
fering. but he stuck to his task long
after he was forced 10 stop using his
voice for dictation He wrote his notes
with a pencil. revising them painfully
and with much care. The work was TN
ished just before the end came
His body rests in the magnificent tomb
in New York that Is to-day the mecca
of thousands who go to pay their re-
spects to the memory Of this great Amer
lean soldier and man. The history OF
great wars cannot be written without the
story of the United States, and that
story cannot be told without the name
Of Grant
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his lack OF political experience. and de-
clared that in his administration the
failures have been errors Of judgment,
not of intent" To this history and the
world viii agree During part of Grants
term in the White House he was sur
rounded by unworthy advisers, upon
whom he leaned too heavily, but the
country never lost faith in his honesty or
in his ability -Four years after he re-
tired from the Presidency there was a
mighty popular movement 10 give him
third term. which was defeated only by
the tradition that Washington refused
such an honor
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After the terrific fighting in the Wild
erness, where Grant gained no signal adj
vantage Lee and his generals were in
council. They expected Grant to retreat
upon Washington. as the Federal gem
erals had done before, under like cir
oumstances. An aide-de-camp came up
and reported: THE enemy is moving by
his left flank toward Richmond Gen.
Lee exclaimed: ITO your posts. The or
der is 10 move by our right flank The
Union Army has at last found a gener-
al Grant was then writing his famous
message 10 Washington, ending with: Il
propose to fight IT out on this line If it
takes all summer"
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The church via also commemorate on Friday the
finding Of the Holy Cross Treasured relics If the
Cross Of JeF salem, preserved ia ST. Aloysius
Church 81. paul's Church, ard in the Dahlsren
Memorial Chapel. Georgetown UNIVERSITY viii be
exposed an day for the venerstion Of tho faithful
Another relic Z the True Cross is CAREFUL. guarded
~ the chapel u Hoy CEoss Academy, IN Massa
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Il was at this interview at Appomat-
tox that Grant was TO complete his vic
tory over the South by capturing the
hearts of the people When he put In
the terms of surrender the provision
which permitted the officers to retain
their sidearms and horses, and when. at
Lees suggestion. he permitted the sol
diers TO take their horses home to do the
spring ploWing-he did more in ten min
utes TO heal the wounds of the torn and
Bleeding country than ali the parlia-
ments of the world could have done by
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Devotions Of the League Of the Sacred Heart will
be observed next Friday: Solemn exposition Of the
Blessed Sacrament In St. Matthews Church from
a. m until 5 D. m. in St AuClstine's Church
from { 30 in the afternoon until 8 D. M; in St
Aioysius', St. Pauls. and st. Patricks from
until the evening deyotions at 2 30 O'Clock.
In ST. Stephens Church. the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart St Jospehs the Church Of the Holy Com
forter. and Church Of the Immaculate Conception
special deyotions wii be held 40 30 r. m. followed
by Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
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When il had all come to an end and
Grant had brought Lee to a position
where he could do nothing but give up
the struggle, the Federal commander was
naturally exultant when he received
Lees letter asking for the conference.
But when he came to Appomattox and
the two men met and talked for a long
time over days In the old army before
the war Grant was sad and depressed.
He says OF that famous interview: 4
felt like anything. rather than rejoicing
al the downfall of a foe who had fought
so long and vallantly. and who had suf
fered so much for a cause.
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During the deyoti0us Of the ApCstleship Of Prayer
in st. Matthews Church las, Thursday evening
Rev. Father Bpckey preached a beautiful sermon.
with Characteristic effectiveness, on The Maternal
Heart OF Mary" Mr. Albert NJ O'NeHl, whose
young voice contains rich promise, sang "suscipe
Domino" by Buzl Peccia.
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Rev Thomas 4. Walsh and Rev James L. Krlg
assistant pastors Of St. Paul's Church. returned 70
Washington last week after an absence Of nearly
four months spent in tras Il through Germany. italy
France and Ireland where many courtesies we're
shown them by numerous riends. This trip planned
hy the pastor OF ST. Pe9ls Church members Of
the congregation and children Of the Sunday School
was extended TO these two popular clerpmen as
testimonial Of the loyalty and devotion Of their
parishiouCrs.