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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway
Seaboard Ar Line Railway,

soUTHBouNp TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND nNlLl.
9;35 A M--Local to Norllna. Raleigh.
chnrlottc Wilmington. 1873 M.--Slee,,-
or. and coaches Atlanta. Birmingham, sa-
vapnnh. J4cksunv liz and Florida point y
le.aS ri M.--Sleepsrs AMI coaches. Atlanta,
Ri,n.inghanl Mampnis, Savannah. jackson
Wills and S tuthwe.t,
NtlRTHROU.Sp.T RAINS gSCHEpULEps 40
III ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
$50 a., M. o6;a5 Y, NJ. 7:oS P.s 81 ~
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CLOSING OUT ALL BROKEN SIZES.
soft and stiff hats; $3.50 hats, $500
81 at $500: So at $3.50. MUSCOE
II. GARNETr, Eighth and Main.
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Rotires..


ELEGANT LINE IMPORTED GLOVES
: no advance in price; tasty line of
stif coloied bosom shirts; Just the
thing for business wear. 81. $1.5O,
and Sc. MUSCOE II. GARNETT,
Eighth and Nam Streets.
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AN 1sxPERlEScED TEACH :
er In mathematics. Address Box q,
e Petersburg Va. S3a,s "a
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WE HAVE TWO SINGLE TRUCKS
and six top delivery wagons: suitable
for every use. Sneeial price and
South Eighth Street. "a
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BAKERY.
UPHoLsTER1NG

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW.
Street. are selling their Christmas
goods at 10 per cent. reduction until
December 10th. to encourage early
buying. and avoid their usual rush
Just before the holidays. Old gold
and silver taken in exchange.
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SPECIAL SALE
! LADIES' TAILOR.

LADIES AND GENTS SUITS MAIDS
to order. Suits cleaned and pressed,
75c.; pants, cleaned and pressed. 26c.
Repairing done at lowest price,
TAILOR, 9o4 Nor.. Fifth Street.
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I MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mail order business; began with
SIS. Any one ran do the work. Send
for free booklet: tells how to get
started MANAGER. Box $40. Lntk-
port n T.
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PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarde RS; delightful rooms and
excellent table board. 30 East
Grace Street 3ss
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MILL FOR SALE.-F1FTY BARRELS
OF flour and 400 .busl,e is meal daily
in a No. condition; situated on T..
& o. Railway. G-o1 paying proper
ty. For full particulars. address j..
B, WOODY. Mineral, Va.
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w MT S
ONE CENT IA WORD. s
professional 14elp aAantep.

WANTED. AN Y SPLEEN
did ops nihg.. assistants. priticinaly,
sliperintcnuentsi ru.l, Schools. VIE.
gihia and South. January openings;
satisfactory SERVICES guArantt ed.
SHERifoNN's TEACHERS AGENCY,
Z Greenwood S. G.
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FUEL

BUY FUEL FROM THE DEALER
VINO saves you money. One cord q ak
q or pire 1915: disc untson all kl dsi
Of coal for cash. TYLER s RAN,
Linden and Cary.
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS SLATER TO
put on about thirty squares slate;
state reference and wages per day.
Write +. 2. STEARNs. Fredericks-
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Situations dM ante Is, 1en,aIe.

An EXPERIENCED STEM Of7 RAP III MI
81 and office assistant a sl Tres a posi-
st ton for January 18th Best OF rel,
,nyences. Address MISS r. u III. Box
2al. Lynchburg.
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FANCY APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS; A
No. I Albemarle Pippins. luscious red
ripe Winesaps. For reasonab'e PRICES
Greenwood. Va.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. TRAN
sients and permanent. at S14 East
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MOTTO DECEMBER 10, 1so7.-TIlE
Va. advertised by f. q. Ford. has
been sold and all agents employed
arc hereby notified. their exertions
are not furthermore needed.
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100 u. S. MCCLELLAN SADDLES AND
brides. made In Rock Island Arse
nal: fire condition. JOSEPH C..
DICKERSON. Saddle and Harness
Manufacturer. 1413a East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
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SUNDAY-SCHoOL COMAiITTEE,S-SVE1
( have fun Line Of candy boxes. paper
decorations. Imitation snow and
North Monroe Street.
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WANTED. no SELL. a RIE4LE Chs
ments testing hire. with moulds
and COMPRESSOR complete; Enod as
rev. Annly to a. Y. a., Box 9sS5,
Blacksburg, Va.
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REPAIRS AND RENEW
ais. including engines. boilers and all,
mond famous in the pat. c. FORD
Co, rrigg Shipyard. Phone 302S.
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WILL FIND NICELY.
furnished rooms with heat AMI use
OF batn,sfor fifty cents. in q refined.
central neighborhood. J lone 4e26.L
1909 East Clay.
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CoLoRED MAN, WITH
experience, capable of waiting table,
a siresg a' ana woak
dress r 695. care gTimes-D ispatch.
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I HAVE se.soo IN BoNDs sECI1RrD
by trust deed on real estate worth
$4,000; viii, sell part ~ all nj
them at gnod discount. Address Box
4 No. 81. Chase City. Va.
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FINEST ASsORTAiENT OF LADIES
ana gents,egold set and main rings.
JACOBS. The Money Lender.
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ron sALE-oSE MAX
well touring car. good as new us ed
yerv little. II ynil want bargain.
write at once. r. a. SMITH, % 10
West Grace Street,
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WANTED. PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
ana table boarders at 516 North
Eighth Street.
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FOR SALE. 1000 CORDS OF, WOOD.
price $3.50 per cord In carlnad lots
dsliysrsd H RigSn9nd sKG1NI ia
tersburE. Va.
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Boar0iitQl.

PERMANENT AND TRAN /.
silent boarders;. all bright rooms;
also large frDnt room: frst-class ta-
bic board. Terms reasonable. 30I
East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

{ DO FIRsT-cLAss UPHoLsTERINa.
mattress making and repairing fur
niture: ALSO sell and buy antique
furniture. C. C. LEVY, 425 West
Broad. Phone 1896.
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FOR SAT-. n. Tho B.'sT LOCATED
observation-disclosures business and lease in
the CITY. ding good business. Adj
dre~s D ASS. care Tines.Dispatch,
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FOR RENT, LARGE FURNISHED
room with bath attached. sos last
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WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade New syst.m. ANY one can
penses earned wfilc learning: $14
weekly guaranteed when through.
Illustrated catalogue mail d free.
MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 201
Bowery. New York City.
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EDISON RECORDS.
SHOE REPAIRING.

MEN SHOES IIALF-SoLED. $50: La
cording to size. Every pair sewed mo
nails no pegs. DRIINV'S, ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. ZIG East Main
/ Street. Phone 1861.
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FARCE AssORTMFNT or SINGLE
and double h-r-el guns, somo gand
as new. JAcoBs's. LOAN OFFICE q.

HOW rs THIS FOR YOUR WIFEs
A Christmas present? A stylish. up-to-
date 10 1y's sSnhaetnn: hest make. at
s25 below or, ~ira nrica. This is a
beauty. A. MEYERS SONS.
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THE CRAIG ART CO.

EXHIBITION AND SALE OF, ITALIAN
marble ,statuary; largest display tof
the kind ever shown here. Don't fail
q to see 1t. It's Fast Broad.
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WANTED. POSITION BY CoMPE-
tent co Is, in private family. board
ing-house or restaurant Apply to
5o4 Snrth Adams Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

EVERY DEPosIToR IN A BANK Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
First NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND.; VA, undoubtedly affords
both. and invites accounts from all
classes needing the facilities of a
strong. large. courteous bank. Assets,
s9.0o0.00o. Organized April. 1865.
SPECIAL. AND PATENTED MAcHlN.
cry built. Why not have yolr i'd as
keted? Liberal proposition; viii
save You money. G. B. FORD CO.,
Trigg Ship-yard. Phone 30es.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC no KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers, 9l2
East Main Street, buy sell. eScrang
ard re,nount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken in
exchange.
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WANTFp ROYs TO SELL CHRIST
mas novelty durlnY the. holidays:
Cali afte- s P. NJ 2aNS Fast Grace
Street. NAY NOVELTY co.
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FoR SALE. FINE Lot or SECOND.
hand nycrcoats f-or1 50 up. ] A
COBS,S LOAN OFFICE.
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n COUNTING AND AUD krINe
WIII.IAAI Is1yCH ANAN WILL Isl IsNl,tlFRll
\ you at your call. Phone. 40 4, s.is3
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POSITION BY EXPERIENCED LLM-
ber man as buyer, Inspector or sales
man. office or outside. Address *.
care Kirk-Parrish Co.. city.
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TWO DESIRABLE CONNECTING
rooms. furnished or unfurnished.
large and light on West Grace,
Times-Dispatch. 3
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SITUATIONS oaanteo, malf.

a YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS.
strong. willing and well trained in
nish the best recommendations. Adj
dress W. S. COPELAND. care Times
q Dispatch.
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M Anu ARY IA1poR TFn TN on FL Il,
Fence, now on exhibition Mt II II Y,
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YOUNG MAN or ABILITY WISHES
position as salesman with wholesale
house; travelling Or local: loca! , pre-.
K az, care Times.Dis patch.
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FURNISHED. HEATED ROOMS FOR
gentfemt n. at IL g. East Grace.
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The g onf derate MuseumI

TWEI.FTII AND CLAY TRlETs, u
y OPEN 8 A. n no n r.. nj
N ADMISSION, ::5c,s
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Brnvs \ BIBrFs. 4 rs T "a NJ p N IT'S.
Christmas cards and past cards.
e Erth'n~ oh ln.E5 i. A. P1fRDIE & CO.,
y 40 North Monroe Street.
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let c Fl RI S II a -
MELTON. pastor
and 8 r. NJ. Sunday
istian Endeayor al
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s.CHRISTIANs SCIENCE,
FIRST CHURCH OF, CHI RIST. SCIENTIST
az ark Avenue and Meadow street, sunday
verge, Including Man Evolved by Atomic
3Force?" "Wednesday evening. testimony nnd
S 30
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CuINt3 AMI WEDDING
presents hacked and sshippsd with
care. JACOB IMLAI r # Phone sa292l
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT AT
10 East MARSHALL Street.
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lrnp7 sALF7 / FINe1 LOT OF sNIITtI e
wessor and crlt'asristols ia COBS'S
4 LOAN OFFICEs Main Street.
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WAn'TND. A. CTANT7NRAIhID. NONE
without pood resrrenca- need apply.
Apply 406 West Franklin. 3 3
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Roo,t1s Coz Sent.

FOR RENT. OH WEST GRACE
Street. one or two large, airy front
rDoms, hot water heat, electric
lights private bath and toilet. Ad-
dress K 246. care Ttmcs.Dispatch.
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rs cafe. Apply GUTtI, 800, East Brood
Street, S tiss & FL
wAMTlsl, a sy coon HoUSEGIl,L.
Bast wa es. 406s L-mhardy.
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TouNTAIN pens.

ECLIPSE FOUNTAIN PENS, lax;
S special price. &c. a real business
article. a. a. PuRDIE a. CO., ALL
North Monroe Street.
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MILLER WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE
OF mill in couEtry: good salarv to
the right man. Address s. NJ. CLAY,
Wren. Charlotte coEnty. Va
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C. w. WEsTBURY. d. P. 4.
$50 q. Main Street, Phone 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
Court Trials of Animals.
From the London Chronicle.

The decision Of the southwestern police
court Nondon) magistrate that a monkey
may use the pavement If he causes no OBJ
struction reminds us that, down to a COM
paratlVely late period on the continent, the
lower animals were considered amenable to
the laws. Domestic animals were tried in
the common criminal courts; wild animals
1ell under ecclesiastical Jurisdiction French
antiquaries have discovered the records of
nlnety-two processes against animals, con-
quoted with the strictest formalities of JUS
tice, from 112O to 174O, when the last trial
and execution. that of a COW, took place.
Thus there was lawsuit that lasted from
LAO TO 1887 between the inhabitants of ST.
Julien and kind of beetle; and at Lavigny,
In 145I, sow and her six young ones were
tried on charge of having murdered and
partly eaten child. The sow was found
guilty and condemned to DEATH but the lit
tie pigs were acquitted on account of their
youth, the bad example of their mother,
and the absence of direct proof against
them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16

Columbia road, recently purchased for the
new Emmanuel Baptist Church. have pro-
duced very pleasant small auditorium
which win be utilized until the completion
of the new Sunday school house.
Estimates are now being secured for this
new house, which is to be one of the most
modern in the city. In view of the re-
cent efforts to make 18th street one Of the
leading avenues of the national capital. It
is the purpose of this church to put up the
most artistic group OF buildings possible, as
we'll as the most convenient. The re-
movaI to the new location has already been
justified, 1t is said. In the large attend
ance and increased interest.
The pastor, Rev. George E. Whitehouse,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

A joint meeting Of the Senior and Junior
Brotherhood assemblies of Washington will
be held next Monday evening in the Sunday
school room of the Pro-Cathedral Church of
the Ascension. corner 18th street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest, at which ad-
dresses will be delivered by Bishop Ethel
bert Talbot OF central Pennsylvania and
Mahlon y. Kline of Philadelphia, second
drew.
For the last week of the MONDAY Lenten
services, held under the auspices of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew at the Church
OF the Epiphany. street near 18th north
west. the speakers will be: Monday and
Tuesday Rev DR. Herbert Scott Smith, rec
tor OF st. Margaret's Church: Wednesday
and Thursday, Rev. DIR. Randolph H Nc
Kim, rector of Epiphany Church, and the
last day Friday Rev. ]. A. Aspinwau
chaplain of the brotherhood
The brotherhood chapter Of st. Mary's
Church has the following officers for the en-
suing year: Parker N. Bailey. director;
Walter ]. Singleton, secretary and treas
urer.
Special services are being held each We'd
nesday during Lent at St. Paurs Church.
Washington Circle, under the auspices of
the brotherhood chapter OF st. Pauls par
ish.
The transportation committee for the in
ternational convention of the Brotherhood
OF ST. Andrew. which is to be held In Wash
ington next September. consists of George
Il. Anderson of ST. Andrews chapter chair
man: William \. Smith Of Epiphany chap
ter, w. s. Wingate OF Ascension chapter, II.
+. BaTrnger of st. Andrews chapter and
T. .. Eoaugh of Trinity chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
A Brides Dilemma.


from the London Mail.
A humorous romance is reported from
Natal. where youthful Hindu bride was
recently called upon to choose between her
husband and her Jewels
The case came before the Durham police
court in the first instance, where the brides
parents, says the Natal Mercury. accused
her husband of abducting her while under
thirteen years of age. The bride however.
claimed to be eighteen and the magistrate
dismissed the case.
Outside the court tug of war took place
between the two parties for the possession
of the bride, in the course of which IL ap-
peared that what her parents particularly
desired was not herself, but her tewelry.
A sergeant of police then sat in judgment,
and decided that the jewery belonged to
the parents, and the girl must choose be-
tween her husband and her bracelets.
After some cogitation she chose the hus-
band, who promptly unfastened the bangles
from her arms and handed them to her
parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16

softened his spirit and made him a better
man. God uses many men for His glory
who are full of blemises duke, xxi: 3D.
Questions Answered.
Any person may send any biblical ques-
tlon 10 Or. Gilbert, 1903 r street northwest
THIS city, and receive answer in The Star
227. In Genesis xiv:13 Abraham Is man.
-; sloneo as the Hebrew. Is this the first place
In the Bible where he is SO mentioned? If
Jew? ''s'e"o VI
Answer. This is tie first use of the word
as applied to Abraham, who was called c
hebrew because he descended from Eber
lGeh. xi:16), and the designation was need
ca eo d. tne time mentioned to distinguish him
from other Shimites. Abraham could not
nave been Jew. That term denoted the
posterfty OF Judah, Abraham's great-grand-
20 How can we prove that the idea Of
atonement by the death of Christ was not
carrying out of the horrible superstitions
nations?
\, Answer Sacrifices were common in all
tne nations of antiquity, but they were not
ss . observances. On the con-
sin ns tney Were religious rites offered in all
s1iceLlty 10 appease the supposed wrath of
onended deities and to ease a troubled con-
science Because of their universally It is
neleveo That they were derived from print
OF primitive religion. The sacrifice of Christ
e oure no relation to them other than the full
hiiment OF the purpose of Jewish sacrifices.
ZIs. what is the meaning of the word
rock used by Jesus In Matthew xvi:1S?
AnsWer. Some think it refers to Christ;
others to Peter; others to Peters confess
SON. sion; others to the apostles there assembled
mere Is not room here for an extended dis
cusslon of this point. Paul seems to answer
III o,is guestlon, as he does almost every other
on religious matters (see Eph ii2O).
go. What right have we to saw that GER
do not? N iS
Answer. The books now held as canonical
were received at the time thew were writ
. , oy the contemporaries of the men who
r mlote mem mem, whose inspiration was recog-
nlzed. They have come to US by tradition
as as an books are received and authorship
Is acknowledged. There is no other pru-
cent way of determining the character of
any literature. We have no sufficient stand
ARDS OF measurement The church in it's
councils has merely affirmed on this sub
1ect what the church has always accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
Money Earned by Convicts.
From the Columbus Dispatch,

1t is not generally known but 1t is new
ertheless fact that convicts in the Ohio
penitentiary earn as high as $50 or $50 a
month for themselves working over time.
They have certain task to perform in
eight hours. and all work they get out
above their tasks is credited to them.
In the bolt shop alone more than 200 men
1ivide every month $500 for work accom-
plished in overtime The convicts are not
allowed to work more than eight hours a
day. One man in the bolt shop earns nearly
$50 every month running what Is called a
perfect mill. A large number Of convicts
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
FOR THE NEW CHURCH
TWO SOUTHERN METHODIST
BISHOPS ARE COMING HERE.

During next week Bishops Gambler and
Hoss and DIR. w. F. McMurry will visit
the city in the interests Of the new Southern
Methodist Episcopal Church authorized to
be built In Washington by the general con-
ference held at Birmingham. Ala, in May.
1906. Friday evening Bishop Gambler will
address the Epworth League Union at Mt.
Vernon Place Church. He is regarded as one
of the most widely known preachers and
authors of the south.
Bishop Gambler was elected bishop in 1893
at the general conference held in Baltimore,
being at that time president of Emory Col
lege, Oxford, Ga. He has many friends here,
who will give him a cordial welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
New Way to Telephone.
From the Philadelphia Record.

The new way Of using the telephone, sup
posed to have been hit upon by one of the
many health cranks who are concerned
with keeping clear of germs, which is to
press the receiver against the chest instead
OF holding 1t close to the mouth and talking
IN the usual way, the voice, it is claimed,
pelng carried perfectly, Is now quite popu-
lar In Philadelphia. The less clothing there
Is between the chest and the receL<er the
better, but If the pressure be firm the usual
amount of wearing apparel, 1t Is declared,
does not interfere The scientific explaAA-
ton of this phenomenon is that the sounds
or the voice which are made In the chest
are carried by the bones as they would be
by sounding board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16

who was recently called to this city, is exc
ceedingly popular with his people, and hs
has recently organized the men into the
Emmanuel Christian Brotherhood. Theft
first public meeting was held last week. at
which thirty men were present, and ad.
dresses were delivered by Rev. E. Hes
Sven OF the Second Baptist Church and
Ralph Drexel of Panama.
Last Thursday the Woman's Missionary
Society presented DIR. w. H. Dodson in HID
new lecture on China. "OutAof the Beateu
PATH" illustrated with about 200 stereops
ticon slides.
1t is expected the new house will be ready
for use by September I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

Miss Sammons. treasurer of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor Missionary
Union, spoke at the meeting of the Senior
e. f. Society of the Church OF the Cove
nant Sunday afternoon.
Miss Campbell OF the Western Presby-
terrain Church. who has been in a mission
study class of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the Church OF the Covenant, is
organizing similar class In her own So
ciety.
Mount Tabor Christian Endeavor Society
elected officers last Monday evening and
they viii be installed about the first Sum
day In April The officers are: President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
for SUNDAY Scbooh.
STAR LESSON FOR MARCH u.
BY Rev. J. E. Gilbert, DID,,

SECRETARY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RELIGI EDUCATION
JACOB AND EsAU.' 1923 41-45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-16
NEW MEETING PLACE
IMMANUEL BAPTIST CoNGREGA-
TON MOVES TO 10TH ST. N. W.
Site Of the New Church and Sunday
School House to Be Erect
ed Soon.

Alterations in the old building on the lot
at the northeast corner of 10th street and