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The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
AlexandPians Want to Know
About Labor Question.
JUDGE NIcOL MAKES REPLY
Aspirant for Nomination 10 Succeed
Late Representative Rixey Favors
fPIaeiRg the Man Above the Dol
laF"-RepubIicans 90 Meet To-day
Ia Consider Holding Convention.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
lBell Telephone lI3l


Alexandria. Va. April 12.-In view OF the
interest in this district with reference TO
the position on certain labor questions
held by the candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Congress, business man
of this city has written 10 Judge Charles
f. Nicol. C. c. Carlin. r. Lindsey Cor
don, ir. and J. F. Ryan, in the same terms,
asking each to state hts attitude as to the
liability OF railroad companies and such
corporations for injuries to their employees
due to the negligence of such companies
officials, superintendents, foremen, or
other employees. Up to this evening a
reply had been received from only one
eandidate-Judge Nicol
In his letter he said in part: Il favor
the liability of such corporations to their
employees, as embodied in the present com
stitution OF Virginia, and also the present
statute law Of Virginia and / also favor
the present statute Of Congress on that
subject If the present law, either State
or national is insufficient to effect pro-
lection TO employees OF railroads and other
corporations engaged in any business that
involves hazard and peril TO human life,
am ia favor of so amending and re-en-
acting such laws as 10 make them effee-
tive-in other words, l favor placing the
man above The dollar
In the letter that was sent to the candl-
dates the writer stated the belief that
IL is important that our Representative
in Congress be not under the influence, or
la any wise in the employment of rail-
roads or other such companies: one who
would not stand up and defend human
flesh and blood against iron and steel
The letters We're under date Of April s.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13

Ielfssimenis we're served Everything promises sue
80 u TINS organization recently formed by mem
hers of the parish.
several entertainments wiI take place next vssk
t!i"S premise much enjoyment 70 the rnrH1h-rs ~
ne various parishes. Tuesday. Aprl ls az g zrd
Z. m, AT. fTederick II. DeoEer. NJ New y1rs
Nl lecture Tor the benefit u St Vincent d. ps,f5s
tl'rrh, presenting in moving pictures srene= -
ne Lie of Christ and tAo Plgrfmare ~ Tfrr-5a-
iAsse lectures. luterspersed vih music win h gvs,
IN the school hall. II and South Csuifo1 stresfs
va 4hnf=dat evening card party and musicale 1-slI
ue gwen ~ Masonic Hail. ninth and F streets
n5itA@est, tof the benefit of the Church of ths
Hoiy Comforter which promises IN sarpsss even ~
lHefi1us delightful entertainment given hr +hs mem
- q the PARISH One hundred handsome rrizss
Vili be given.
ihe DH1y lane Dramatic ClHb On tha- ssn-
evening hlH give dramatic and musical enfer-
taiHn'ent ~ caUoi Institute Han Tenth and
streets northwest for the benefit Il ST. Martins
chtitl- Excellent talent has been sec1red ami
iAieA genuine pleasure Is Anticipated
Among the entertainments Of tie fstst wei tt.-
q last evening. in Carroll Institute HaU fn IA ~
the new Church Of Our Ladv Of yicto-~. and +bs
seiu parry gwen TUESDAY eTening for The hanfft
or 81 Anthonys Church. BroosIand. rrove5 ~
most successful.
Rev J, >. BHethach, Ct the Catholic Trivsrsi.v
Hll celebrate mass in S.. Joseph's Cfureb at 2
@ sioeA ioniorToW- when MANNERS of Potomac f,-s,,
ed. No 49, knights of Columbus. and fba poI-
Name Society viii receive Holy Ctasnn1rnj74 IN
body. ~
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EPISCOPAL.

CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Geosgstosn. Rsv.
James II. ". Blake, rectef. 30 q. m.. holy COM
Enunion; 80 a. n. Sunday school; Il 9. NJ. fan
service and sermon by the rector 30 o'clock. even
ing prayer and sermon.
ST MARKS. 81 and A SIS. Sc. Res, DR.. ". L.
DeTries Rev p. n. Prescott. Rev. John H.
Deis, clergy. Services: 30. II a n, g. % p n.
Esening sermon By Res. G. Calvert Carter. Of St
Andrews Church.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. 2sd St. near Washington
Circle. Res. Alfred Harding d. D.. and Rev. O.
II. Holmead, clergy. All seats Free 10. 10. and
II a N. and ?. 10.
TRINITY CHURCH. % and C SIS. NV. Rev.
Richard r. Williams. rector. Services st 20 and
II a. n. .. N. The rector vii preach.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

RYLAND M. Z. CHURCH. 10th and D sts 81.
Sunday school. 30 q. m; morning service. II
O'Clock, preaching by the new pastor Rev. G.. Her
bert Richardson: Epworlh League, As; evening
service 7.50 oeloek under the auspices Of the
Brotherhood; speeches By Mr. !. s. MeEshsW and
The new pastor. fHli Easter programme repeated
az both morning aud evening service. Seats free
and all are welcome.
FOUNDRY II. E. CHURCH. 18th snd Church SIS.
NV Rev. R0bt M Moore. pastor SO a. n,
Sunday school, II a. n, preaching By Rev. J. W.
T. sumwalt. presiding elder; p H. EpWofth
League j. n. preaching by the pastor. Seats
free; all welcome.
HAAILINE n. Z. CHURCH. sth and STA nv.
sermon, THE Uuwearied Cod" 2, EpWorth
League; sermon. The Glory Of the Common
place" All are welcome.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Yassie Z. srckler. .. and Etblndsr Ann Long
p Rev Martin j. Eean
Eppa G. kearns. 2. and Iaua T. Bell g both
q Baieys Cross Reads Va. Rev O. p s+esI-r
MorTis Levin. g, and Dora Friedman o. Rev. &.
SiiFerstein. "
Jacob hantor g, Of Carnegie. Pa. and Dor,
Captain. l9 Rev. q Silgerstein.
William r. NaIkHood. 2. and Violet r DENIM
sey, l9' both Of Mount Rainier. Sd Res. ". q
HCuek. ' %
Garnet P Francis. .. and Ethel /. johnson. 70
beth oi Alexandra, Va Rev. J. b Mclaughlin.
COL0REn
b. z. Wiseman.
james oniey .. and Ida Belt Q Res. FREDERICK
4. Seaton.
solomon Hamilton. g. and Hattie Addison. u
Rev. =. J. jordan -
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Z ST.. near 7th st sw.
DR.. Weston BTuneT. pastor. Il 4. n. and .. m,
preaching by ths pastor. Efery seat free; every
body welcome
Z. HEZ SVEN breaches SUNDAY. II E.. N. and 9 ..
N. Large choir; free pews; short services. I'd Bsp-
tist Oh. Auditorium. zth and Va ave. se.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and n sts.
DF. ]. J. Muir pastor. Preaching; Il a. m,
Universal Peace" Z IS ,. m. Highest Choice. "
s. s.. go A. m; c. t.. 6;5 p. N.
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o sts. nv. Rev.
Charles Z. WinbigleT. pastor. II a. m. SELF Sac
rhee:" IS p. m, "Christ's Mastery" 20 a. n.
Sunday SCHOOL, p. n. Christian BndeaTor. al
ars welcome.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVENUE PREsB BYTERIAE
CHURCH, \. \. ave. Il. and 18th SIS. Dr. wal
ace haaehl.e pastor a. n, public worship,
sermon by the pastor: IS D. "a. 'sseeass ia t5s
Suest Chamhers" 30 "a. Bible school. ss5 a
n.. adult elasses; 8 % p. a.. Christian EndszFor
Societg.
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. n.
Cap and Q SIS. Preaching by pastor. Dr.. ~.
Tsiiatsrro Thompson. Il q. a. 7.38 D u. Sunday
school, s'b a. Hl.; Christian Endeagor. 80 D. "a.
AL welcome
GURLEY MEMORIAL. Pa. ave. between s.s and
fth SIS. nv ]. Russell feIbfscks. pastor. se1Fiess
at II q. N. and D. n.
FIRST, Donald @ Macleod, minister. II a. m ana
IS ,. M, divine worship and sermon: s. 81 60
q. n; C. T.. SIS D. "a. Visitors are inFitsd
CHURCH or THE COVENANT. Conn. ave.
and lsta sfs. Rev. Teunis s. Hamln, D. b pss.
tor The Rev. Robert b. Craig. Of our Board Of
Home Missions. VIII speak t0monow az i =. m.
and at a patriotic meeting. especially for tie d.
A. R.. at p. n.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR NOTES
District Union Arranges Attractive
Events for Next Two Months.
Mass Meeting 10 Welcome DIR. Wood
row, New Pastor of First Con-
gregatiouaI Church.

Several attractive events have been
arranged by the District Chr stian En-
deav0r Union for the next two months
The second illustrated travel talk, "
by Woodwork Clum. relating TO the
trip 10 the Seattle convention. viii be
given April 20. The regular monthly
meeting of the union on May will be
a model missionary meeting" con-
ducted by W II. II. Smith. For Mag
10 a mass meeting has been arranged
for the EudeaV0rers of the District to
greet and hear Or. Woodrow. the new
pastor of the First Congregational
Church. DR. Woodrow, who has been
a prominent Christian Endeavor leader
in Massachusetts, has accepted an invi-
tatiOn TO speak on that occasion. stat
ing that he considered il eminently tit
ting that his first public appearance in
Washington outside of his own church,
should be az a Christian Endeavor
gathering. A third travel talk win be
given by Mr. Clum the latter part Of
May. The June meeting viii be in the
nature OF a reception and social 10 the
Seattle delegation. and the annual cleo
ton of officers win also take place at
that meetips
Last Sunday evening the Christian
Endeavor Society of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church had its
first lesson in its course of study of
immigration, and Notwithstanding the
rain the attendance was larger than
at any OF the meetings for several
weeks. Other societies are taking up
similar course OF study using as a
textbook, Dr. Howard B. Crosses work
on "Aliens and Americans" For the
benefit Of those taking this course a
representative of the District union has.
looked up literature bearing on the
subject at the Public Library. The fol-
lowing works have been found there,
and are recommended to students of the
course; Bradshaw and Emanuel. Alien
immigration" Braun, Immigration
Abuses: Chetwood. Immigration Fal-
lacies;" Smith. Emigration and Immi-
grafton; Capek THE Slavoks of Hun
gary" Steiner. "On the Trail of the I'm
migrant" Gagenal American Irish"
Brownell. History of immigration TO
the United States" Busey, 'Immigra-
ton" Tupper Immigration and Chris
tianity.' immigration Bureau, Com
pilaUon of Facts-Chinese Exclusion"
Industrial Commission report, "Immi-
grafton and Education:" Library of
Congress. list of books with reference
to periodicals on Chinese immigration;
Library Of Congress, list of books with
reference to periodicals on immigra-
tiOn; Aldrich, "Unguarded Gates"
(poeml Brandenburg. Imported Amer
icans;' Department of Commerce and
Labor, report for 1906 At the request
of the union most of these books have
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NEWS IN LETTER KILLS GIRL.
University student Ends Life when
She Learns of Fiance's Death.

Chicago. April 12-Russian atrocities
claimed a victim in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Marian Farber. the twepty-year-old
daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. NJ NJ Far
Der, died at Evanston Hospital of poison
which she is said to have taken after re-
ceiving a letter announcing that her
fance had been murdered in Russia. The
deed was the elimination of the cruelties
to which her relatives had been subjected
in the land of the Car and the DEGREES
that had exiled the family from their
native land
Miss Farber was "a student Of North
western University. Two of her brothers
had been shot down without a hearing
AND two consins were exiled to the ST.
baViar mines
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POCAHONTAS BELL CAST.
Memorial Is 10 Hang over Virginia
Building at jamestown.

olNctsl 70 iue washington Herald.
Baltimore, April l2.-Representatives of
the Pocahontas Bell Association visited
the Mcshane Bell Foundry this afternoon
to witness the casting of the bell which is
to be hung over the Virginia Building at
the jamestown Exposition
For some time past it has been the OBJ
ject Of this association TO collect the
metal from which the bell is made from
all parts of the United States, only OBJ
jects of historic interest being used. Va
rious historic weapons have been con-
tributed. and one OF the most interesting
Of the collection TO be used was a finger
ring that was worn by Henry Clay. The
bell win weigh 500 pounds.
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ARRANGING LEGION MEETING.
Judge Dunn visiting Delegates to
National c. B. l.. in Baltimore,

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April l2.-JUdge William
NJ Dunn of the Orphans Court. who is
State chancellor Of the Catholic Benev-
client Legion, went to New York TO ar
range with the presidents OF the vaTi-
Gus councils Of the legion in New York,
Brooklyn. ana New Jersey details con-
cerning the national convention Of the
order which viii be held in this city
May 13. IA. and To-
On his way back to Baltimore he will
stop in Wilmington, Del, and Philadel-
phia, meet the presidents of the eoun-
ellis in those cities, and make similar
arrangements. He viii return 10 Bal
timOre Monday.
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ADvERTISES FOR WIFE.
Mary land Farmer Gets spouse in
Business-Iike Manner

SPECIAL o Iha Washington Hlald.
IIagerstown, aid, April l2.-Failing to
secure a wife in the usual manner
Eelty II. Chopper, a prosperous farmer
of Leitersburg district, advertised in
local paper for one, and he had the
choice of q number OF applicants. Mr.
Clopner selected Miss Daisy Hause. of
this county, and they We're married in
this city last evening by Rev. ". c.
Griffith. The groom was widower
and has six children.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
ArrnngIng for Factnrr.

Dr. Luria, president of "A Chicago man
ufacturing company which has submitted
to the city council proposition 10 lease
certain public property here. was In this
city to-day 10 make arrangements for
The construction of "a factory. The plant
Is to cost not less than 81. 0G0. and 10
employ fifty workmen. The proposed lease
will be finally passed upon at the next
meeting of the city council
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Arrange for Congressional Party.

Special 80 fhe Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. April 12.-CoI. D. NJ.
Ransden, sergeant-at-arms of the
United states Senate, and Judge Henry
Casson, Sergeant-at-a of the
House OF Representative, are in Nor
folk to-day. perfecting arrangements
for the entertainment OF the Congress
sional committee which viii attend
the opening ceremonies of the exposi-
tion. rhe party viii include ten mem
bers of the Senate and fifteen of the
House, Many OF them viii be accom-
panied by their families
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Receivers to sell Lyric.

Baltimore. April 12-By an order of
Judge Elliott, in the Circuit Court yes.
terday. Messrs. 0mer f. Hershey and Car
roll r. Bond were appointed receivers 10
sell the Lyric and al the property be-
longing to 1t. The playhouse is owned bv
the Auditorium Company The receiver
ship proceedings and decree for the sale Of
the house were signed on a petition filed
by Messrs. Bernard Ulrich and Frederick
II. Gottlieb.
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FaneraI OF Mr.. c. A. FaIl..

The remains Of Mrs. Charlotte Arm-
strong Falls whose death occurred this
morning at Sibley Hospital. in Washing
ton, were brought here this afternoon
and conveyed to the residence OF her sis
ter, Miss Louisa r. Armstrong, 5l4 rince
street The funeral will take place sun
day afternoon, and The interment will be
in Ivy Hin Cemetery. Mrs. Fails formerly
resided here. She was fifty-six years Of
age, and was the wife Of Robert ". Falls.
She was sister Of the late Anthony
Armstrong, of this city.
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MISSIONARY UNION MEETS.
Women Of Presbytery of Maryland
Elect officers.

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville. Nd. April 12-The annual
meeting of the Women's Missionary
Union, of the Presbytery Of Maryland.
was held yesterday in the Presbyterian
|ehurch at this place. Following the devo-
uonal exercises. conducted by Rev Park
'P. Fiournoy. pastor of the Bethesda
.ehureh, Mr.. Flournoy delivered an address
.of welcome. which was responded TO by
Mrs. Walter Bullock Other addresses
We're made by Rev. Robert Gamble, Of
Brazil, and Mrs. Pinkerton In the after
noon addresses were made by Mr.. Revis
and Miss Hawes. and vote of thanks
was extended 10 the Rockville church Tor
its hospitality.
The following officers were elected
President. Mrs. Bullock. vice presidents.
Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson, Mrs. Dorsey,
Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Woods, and Mrs. F. A.
Spencer; recording secretary. Mrs. ThOmp-
son; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Pinker-
ton; treasurer, Mrs. AIcPhail; secretary of
literature, Mrs. Turnbull
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Baptists to Raise Fund,

0INIldI 70 Iut washington HlTAIu.
Staunt0n. Va. April 1e.-The Baptist
education committee of Virginia is pre-
pairing to raise $4,000 with which TO
endow the proposed new Baptist
Woman's College, in Richmond. and a
committee representing the Augusta
Baptiss Association WAS organized here
YESTERDAY with view to formulating
plans for raising its quota Of the fund.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
DANIEL B. MUNSON DIES.
West Virginia County Republican
Chairman Expires suddenly.

SPECIAL tG The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Md, April l2.-Daniel 3.
Munson, secretary of the Republican
committee of Morgan County, w. va.
died suddenly at Berkeley Springs.
w. Va, yesterday, aged ffty-three years.
He was sick only few hours. He is
survived by his widow and two daughters.
Misses Lille and Pearl Munson.
He was formerly engaged in mercantile
pursuits. Mr. Munson was a son OF the
late Joshua Munson, prominent farmer
Of Hancock district, Washington County.
Md
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
Man Arrested in Ohio After Break
ing Ont of Virginia Penitensiury.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, April I2s-M. f.
stiars. who disappeared ia the peni-
teRtiary, and who spent fourteen DAYS
under the floors OF the building and
later scaled the walls and made
his escape, has been captured at Mans
leld Ohio. where he was arrested for
breaking into a jewelry store. He was
sent 90 prison here for burglary ana
had only q short time TO serve. Tho
Virginia authorities viii make a claim
tor the man when his term i'm Ohio has
expired
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HaId for nInrder Id -
lie Washington Herald

9I----I % Ll0 " W-5-llIsI0n HlTal1
Wilson, n C.. April 1e--This morn
ing at the adjourned hearing Of the
case of Nathan A. Moore. charged with
the murder Of his nineteen -year-oId
son, Magistrate ". n Wood held the
prisoner without bail until the Superior
Court meets next month. 1t is unde-
termined whether the prisoner Will sue
out writ Of habeas corpus.
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DEATH RECORD.

Annie McCsuiey, 29 ST. Sc. g Years
Ruth A. Baker. 1872 Hopkins st.. s. resrs.
Thomas Matthews. T. s. Soldiers Home. 60 ycars.
Sophia Arendes IL q ST. sc e. wears
Norman T. Egin. $40 5th ST. NV. 81 davs.
eof T. 'ffoi' iis Morris road. Anacostia 80 ycarz
gOLOBED.
Earl johnson. Eli Reeves ST. nu.. year
Marion b. Eutler 1873 L ST. nw e6 ,ears
Fannie Wills. % = 81. sa. a. years
S@hsIies @ Jasper. I'LL sehotts e8urt ne, e years.
William }, Peters li5 $ ST. NV. IS wears
Arthur Green ITO 18th st. So. years.
LHelhd4 fo@ieI. = Hanoyeg place nw ] year.
Hortense ,. Thornton, Iags 18th So. nu.. yssrs
infant et Thomas and Addie Fields. Bruce ave,
Garfield, j. c., H hours
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Movements of Ferryboats.

1t Is stated that the Terry steamer Lack
awanna, which is to take the place Of the
steamer Woodbury.. of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company. on the
line between Alexandria and Washington.
viii arrive here April is. The Woodbury.
and Callahan. which are 10 be used al
Norfolk IN connection with the James
town Exposition, will not, Il is under
stood, be returned 10 this city. but at the
close of the exposition viii be transferred
to New York for ferry service.
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Republicans Ia Meet.

AT a called meeting Of the Republican
Congressional committee of this district,
10 be held in this city tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, action will be taken on
the question Of calling a convention to
select "a candidate To oppose the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress. The meeting
will be presided over by Chairman H F.
Dodge. of Manassas. IL is predicted that
the committee viii decide 70 call q n0m-
mating convention in line with the pres
ent policy Of the party to make a fight
at every Congressional election IN every
district in the State. So far only two
men have been suggested as probable
caEdidatls-JOhH B. Henderson, ir. OF
Alexandria County, and William B. King.
of Loudoun County. Mr. King is a mem
ber of the Washington bar. and is well
known in that city.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han, I0F q st. nw. ssrJ-
ices, u a. ~. and p N. Subject Of nom
ing lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER G. sABIN.
Evangelical Christian Science The Practical Re-
hgion-" Subject Of evening lecture hy Miss MAR.
TIA T. NAN YOAsr. ans Right with tie
Motia. testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
at O'Clock. Seats free; all invited.
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Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Cora r. Carroll. whose death oc-
CURED Wednesday at Anacostia, were
held this afternoon from the undertaking
rooms Of b. Wheatlcy, on King street.
The intermeut was made in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery
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I.argest Morning CireuIation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation eircula-
uon IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. It's books az open.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE UNIVERSAL PARALLELIsTIC PHILOsO-
ply subject II addFess hy Mai. james A. Clark
at 8 p. m. Pythian Temple. lol2 9Th 81. nw. Free
seats and free discussion
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN tsoUTHERN As.
sennhi5l, cor ID aud ] SIS Z. ". Rev. James Il.
Taylor. pastor. Ein preach AZ II a u. and 80
?. q. Sunday scheol. $50 4 n. T. p. S.. ga
?. n. Prayer meeting, 80 Thursday. seata free.
All sgsieOms
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, Sixteenth and Coroorau sts NV
The Res. Frank sewans D. D. pastor. wiu preach
at IT a N. Sunday sdhonl at I2Il Free Loan
Lihrafy Of the Wr.tings Of SWodeuborg. ana ths
periodicals ard literature Of the New Church. In
the gestrT- Free tracts in the Testibule
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. F. D. Pozsr.
PASTOR. II and g. EFening sermon illustrated
Cairo" S. s.. $50; G. T. T. Seats all free; e5me.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D SIS. ne. Services
every SUNDAY az II a. "a. and si5 p. r. Pastor.
George A. Miller. Sunday school. $50 a m
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and I. sts. ~.
Rev John Van schaiek, jr.. pastor Il a. H.
Rev. lie Grand Powers. Lit. D.. vail preach; sE
m. Sunday school; 8 2. H. Y. =. C. L.
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CONGREGATIONAL.


MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATTONAL
CHURCH, Columbia road and Iath 81. NV Tie
pastor. Res. II. Ross Fishbuu VIII preach AZ II
and fi5. Subjects; Morning Cooperation;
evening, Debt" $50 a m sunday School. p
r., Junior EndeayoT; 6 40 p. n. Senior EndeaFor
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The church had ninety members at the time lie
and streets Under Dr. Hamln
built
cured and an institutional mission established The Church
It's WiaU j. Flather Rudolph Kaufman George Mcnah
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

lisf CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 18Th
ana i' siS. NV. Services sunday at u a. m ana
J. n Subject, 'Doctrine Of Atonensnta Srrr-
gay school, j a. M Wednesday. s D N. Puhlis
eniGlsily invited All seats free. Free reading
rooms IN the Traders National gsBk RuiI5ing I7s5
S. and Pa. age. NV
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Gospel MISSION.

izs1 Pa. ave. Rev. i. D. Bailey win speak Sunday
night Gospel services every night. Special prayer
service az T. m daily for the Hilton Bailey meet
inss 20 be held az Mekenaiee Al. +, ChuTeh from
Auril q 10 .
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You get the best when you get the
Sunday issue of The Washington Her
aid. and to-morrows issue VIII be
brighter and better than ever.
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uNTTARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. i9sh and L sts.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister. s.ls 4. a. gun
day sGho0i and Class for The Comparatirs STUDY
Of Religion 70 a. m, Uuity study Class H
a. H., morning service; sermon By the minister
% D. n. Young Peoples Religious Unioa