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The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
Charcoal Stops Gas
On Your Stomach
Wonderful Absorbing Power Of
Charcoal When Taken in the Form
of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges.
Trial Packages Sent Free.

Charcoal, pure, simple charcoal. ab-
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Where does the gas go 20? It is Just
absorbed by the charcoal-the gas dis
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sweet atmosphere, free from all impuri-
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That's what happens in your stom-
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You belch gas in company. sometimes
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
BAZAAR FOR ORGAN FUND.
Successful Fair Given Mt Washing
ton Heights Church.

Mrs. c. X. Bergman, the wife Of the
originator of the Teddy Bear. was in
charge Of the Teddy Bear booth, at the
bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid Society
at Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. Kalorama avenue and Columbia
road, last night for the benefit of the
organ fund.
The bazaar was very successful, owing
10 the efforts Of the pastor of the church.
Rev. w. d. Moss and the committee of
arrangement composed OF Mrs. c. X
Bergman. chairman: Mrs Howard
Fisher. Mrs. Tebbetts, Mrs. Gen. George
B. Davis, Mrs. ]. X. Jones. jr.. Mrs May
field Mrs. A T. BrittOn. Mrs. James L.
hampton. Mrs. Christie Mrs Pace. Mrs.
Moran. Mrs. Walker, and Mrs Phelps.
many Of whom were in charge of the re-
! freshment and novelty booths.
The Christian Endeayor Society Of the
church Will give a bazaar on Deem
| her Is.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Frederick May yesterday announced the
sale to II. 5. Lehr. OF New York, the
property at Massachusetts avenue and
Dakota street. which Mr.. Lehr will Oc-
cupy as his winter home in Washington.
The property has a depth of about loo
feet in Dakota street, and a wide frontage
In Massachusetts avenue. The deal was
effected in connection with Thomas J.
Fisher & Co, and the price which is said
10 be a large one, is withheld.
Senator Guggenheim. who rented
through the Office of Frederick May the
handsome home OF Mrs. G. A Mum. at
Sixteenth street and Massachusetts ave-
nue., and 10 said 10 be paving the high
est rental OF any tenant in Washington,
took possession of the property on No
vember ..
Moore & Hill have sold for Thomas W.
Pickford, to W. c. Farr, the property at
1872 d street northeast for $500. The
house is OF brick, two stories. and six
rooms. The purchase was made for rental
investment.
Stone & Fairfax have sold for p. L.
Herndon the three-story brick house at
l414 Q street northwest for $3.50. The
purchaser. G. II. Waters, NJ. D., is a we'll
known physician. who will occupy the
property as his home.
Stone & Fairfax have also sold the
three-story brick dwelling. at 1852 "
street northwest. for Z. s. Woodward.
The purchase was made for investment
purposes.
Boss & Phelps announce the sale Of
the country home of II. F. Bickell
known as Red Top" TO J. E Webster,
Of New York Hill Top" is located in
North Chevy Chase With the mansion
is a farm Of several acres, which is I'M
der high cultivation, a portion of it be-
ing provided with an assortment of fruit
trees of the bearing age The price paid
for the property is withheld, but is IN
derstood 10 have been about S9.00G.
Wiliige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold 10
Charles W Meyer. for Mrs. Eunice Ray
non, the property at 1900 Columbia road.
for s.. 90 The house occupies the corner
at Fifteenth street and Columbia road.
1t is a large and handsome structure.
having ten rooms.
The same firm has sold for Mrs. Eu-
gene La Mana, of New York City, to
Harry Woog. two houses. 1871 and 1870
Florida avenue. for 81, 800 each They are
two-story brick houses, each having six
rooms.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
BAPTIST.

T. HEZ sWENl has the Traveller Lecturer. Evan
geliSt, DR. Curtis Lee Lave. Sunday Il A. m and
80 and s p m. Subject SO J.. m Temptation
ard How 10 Resist H." "a Baptist Ch Audi
forum. 4th and Va. ave. 50.
WEST WASHINGTON. SIS. and y e. p Stealey
pastor. Revival meetings. conducted b. EFangri
ISIS Walker and Ruhy. growing II interest Preach
ing. II A. n. and Z > p. N. and each night
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and y SIS
Or. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching II a. m. 7-fs
p m. A Bad Bargain" :. 5, p IN. e. h.
p. m. Strangers welcomed
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and O SIS. g.
J. Wnbigler. pastor $50 A. H.. :. :. II a. H.
How 10 Deal With Anxiety and Trouble. : p
n, G. F. = m. The Seeking God Every
body welcome 10 all serVicgs.
FIRST-'The Strangers sabbath Home Donald
&. Macleod. minister. n a. m. ninth auniTersau
sermon. As T. m, the Peoples Mission val
coCduct the service :. =. go a. H. g. T.
SIS r. m All are welcome
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road AMI Iith -. uw. Rev. " RoSs
fishburn, pastor so a. m. Sunday srhooL n
a. m. reception q mCmbcrs and Lords SufJer.
S-rmon BY the pastor, SUBJECT The Other Man 90
J. m, Junior EndcaTcr. go o. m Senior Eu-
dcaycr- 1.i5 D. m. serm0n b. the Pastor. sub
Jet, a Saint Who Was Not Always SANITY
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
G. SIS NV. Rev. samuel II. WoodrUN H. D. pas
tor u a. n. and .. H.. public worship with
scrmou b. rsstaF. a Heart 4 Unbelief- Elijah
az HCr,b, CT. The Worker Strengthened" MUSIC
by quartet and chorus choir led by Dr. J. W
Bischof. CTE1uist- 9-Sl a. n. SUNDAY school 80
J. IL. Junior e. p 5a5 D fn., 7. p. ;. G. l.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
CHURCH WILL CELEBRATE.
Anniversary Observance by ZiOz
Lutheran Congregation.

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Sixth and = streets northwest. Rev. G. +.
Bergner. pastor. will celebrate tomorrow
the fortieth anniversary Of its organiza-
ton. Special festival services have been
arranged The morning service ut Il
O'Clock and the evening services az 100
o'clock will be conducted I'm English
Rev. Or. William II. Freas. Of Balti-
more, Nd. president Of the board -
church extension. VIII deliver the sermon.
The German service viii be held in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock. at which Rev. Dr..
Pm. Hennighausen. Of Baltimore, and the
Rev. G. Brodthage, Phi. D., Of this city.
will preach.
Zion Church was organized by the Rev.
W A. Frey with thirty-three families in
1867. Tuesday evening there viii be a
rally service for all members. and Thurs
day night a special praise service.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

The regular biannual meeting of the
Washington correspondents entitled TO
admission TO the press galleries OF con
gress for the nomination and election Of
members OF the standing committee Will
be held to-day in the Washington Post
Building. second floor. The meetin- will
be called 10 order at noon for the nomi-
nation Of candidates and such other bust
ness as may come up. The balloting for
candidates will follow.
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METHODIST episcopal.

FOUNDRY N f. CHURCH Sixteenth and Church
sts. NV. Rev. Robert n Moore -. D.. pastor.
sunday school. I'D a. m. preaching by pastor. II
q. M. and D. m. EpUorth League p n.
Good music Seats trce. All welcome
HAAlLINE n. Z. CHURCH sh and SIS. nv.
Rev. Charles T. Guthrie. pastor go a. n. sun
day school. NJ A Watson. superintendent Il
a. m, Holy Communion. $50 p. H.. EUwurth
Leaguc- 80 p M. s,TmoE by the pastor seats
free. Strangers welcome.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ct. PAUL p and SIS. NV Rev. p W Ierries.
pastor go a. m.. ;. ;. Il a. m Communion
i~@ru1a oi members. scmOn. 9 p. ~. J. l. l.
81. p. /. 80. scmOn by the Iastcs.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE ~ T. CHURCH
SOUTH. cor sth ard sts nv. Rev. William
French Locke. pastor IL a. n and D. n
preaching by the pastor. SUNDAY school. 80
a. m. EpW0rth League ?. 70.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

To-day, being St Andrews Dav. the
week of prayer. which Brotherhood men
ana boys have been observing in response
% a worldwide call. comes TO an end.
Frayer has been offered especially for the
spread of the kingdom of Christ among
men, The Pro-CathedraI. st. Johns.
Georgetown. st. Thomas, Epiphany,
Trinity, and st. Marks churches are the
centers where the principal services have
been conducted.
St Andrews Day is also the beginning
OF the Brotherhood new year. II is the
usual day for elections of officers, just
as Easter Monday is the time for the
elections of church officers.
At the Pro-Cathedral there viii be in
tercessory prayer all day long. which will
continue until the public service at S
O'Clock tonight, when the Bishop of
Washington Will be the speaker.
No rector, actual or acting. has been
elected for the Pro-Cathedral The Rev.
W. H. Doggett, Of Los Angeles Cal. will
for a time temporarily assist the Bishop
of Washington in the work of the Pro-
Cathedral
The Rev. John Gardner Murray, who
preached the annual sermon 10 the
Brotherhood at Trinity Church last
night, is the rector of st. Michael and
All Angels, Baltimore, having been call
ed there from Birmingham, Ala in 1892
He was a business man before entering
the ministry and quite successful, too
circumstance which cannot always be
recorded though whore success has been
won in business. IL nearly always fol-
lows that success will also be attained in
the ministry. Indeed another illustra-
ton Of this is close at hand Arch
deacon Williams the rector of Trinity
Church, in which Rev. Mr.. Murray
preached. was himself in business before
being ordained.
Curiously both clergymen were ordain-
ed within year of each other. Rev. Mr..
Williams IN 1892 and Rev. Mr.. Murray
IN 1895. CuriOusly. too, both have been
archdeacons Of their respective cities. the
one OF Baltimore, and the other Of
Washington. Furthermore. when the
vacancy occurred in the Baltimore par
ish. Rev. Mt Williams name was men
toned in connection with a call 10 the
rectorship.
churches on Thanksgiving Day. many
people taking advantage Of the prevailing
fine weather to get to church. which for
some Of them the exceedingly rainy
weather on preceding Sundays had made
an impossibility.
II is good practice which the churches
followed, OF sending what is used on the
altar or in the chancel by way Of decora-
ton To the poor and needy when the serv-
ices are over. Such institutions as the
Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital. the Bell
Home. and St Agnes Home are always
grateful for such assistance.
What might be described as the bazaar
season is now on. Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week St Margarets Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft place, Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, d. D., rector. held a
very successful bazaar at the Masonic
Temple. Sixteen hundred persons had
luncheon. The sale Of fancy and other
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
Rnnfirt Church Meetinr..

The meetings at the West Washington
Baptist Church are growing in interest.
The preaching of Rev. W. L. Walker is
attractive and powerful, and the singing.
under the direction of Mr. Ruby. is
great feature.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sth and u SIS ne. Srrr-
ICES Sunday: A. II a. H.. seTmon, subject, Won
ans Work and In1uence.' and a. As ?. m. ms,
sC1non IN a series on The Life Of Christ sun
day school. go a. n
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH-C. W g. NJ
Day; pastor, r. ID. Power. Il. Who Was Dom-
arist' 80. The Restitution q Al Things "
sunday school, SO; Christian E1deavor, So
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. Ii8 St
Lecture sunday evening. SIS. "Esdteric Ideals
"Wednesday, SIS. Distribution Of the Nervous
Energy: Thursday al 3. study class. Library
Strangers welcomed
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and X Is. NV Service: SUNDAY. II a. m. and
p. m subject
GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR
sunday school. Il a. H.: Wednesday. S p. m.
Public cordially invited Al seats free Free
reading rocm. sol Colorado Building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. 18th. near DuDont Circle. ClsrEy
Rev. q. Ernest smith. ID. D.. ID. G. l.. rector
Rev. J. q. Ames Il. A. and Rev. Nm- j. Cox,
B. D.. assistant a. NJ, Holy Communion; 80
a. m. ehndrens service. Rev. William J. Cox;
Il a. m. morning prayer and sermon by The rec
ter; p. m. evening prayer and sermon. stran-
gers cordially welcomed.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
END WEEK OF PRAYER
st. Andrews Day Closes EpiS-
cOpal Observation.
NEW YEAR WILL NOW BEGIN

brotherhood VIII Mark Anniversary
by the General Election of Omcers
Rev. w. Ii. DOggett, of Los An
geIes, VIII Assist Bishop of wash
ingtOn at the PrO-CathedraI.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
NOTICE

On and after November .. Mt vernon steamer
Charles Manchester via be withdrawn foT annual
repairs Notice VIII BE- given pTior 10 resumption.
THE MOUNT VERNON AID MARSHALL
HALL STEAMBOAT Co. LIMITED
81 r MEETENS- President.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

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The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
CARS TO KENSINcToN

Cars from 18Th 81 and y \. ave every . mia
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Park. main entrance
Zoo and Country Club 20 Chevy Chase Lake. Con
meet with hensingJon cara Round trip tickets
&c. az Fusse.S
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
THEOSOPHY,

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. SUNDAY. =. n
Pythisn Temple. iol2 OH 81 Lecture b. DR. A.
J. Cor on Spcoks. Chests. ElsmeutalS anI EIe
mentarles, telling what thCy arc. Public invited
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

For Mt Vernon, Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Vernon Ry. Sta, I2th&Pa. az.
TRAINS FOR Mt VERNON WEEK DAYS..
70. II A N. e NOON. AND z. NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND AIRING
Ton DAILY EVERY D MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE a TALK AT HER
new Offices. go 18th S. lccr. S. APARTMENT III
sunday, d N. Subject. Healing the BODY D.
Suggestion Public invited Patients treated
weekdays. Telephone " 255I ur-9Sr
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
Best Service TO CALIFORNIA

ARIZONA. NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS.
High-claSs Standard Equipment also most modern
Tourist sleeplug Cars Personally Conducted Without
chang BERTH, So. Rates and steamer
tons 10 japan, China. the PHILIPPINES and Around
the MQrld- A. J. BOSION. tienl. Agent. 81 PeurA-
Ave. n W. rs l5.h ST =. W
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
EXCURSIONS.

At all seasons OF the year the Norfolk
and Washington steamers constitute much au.re-
ciated line Of connection for travellers North and
south. Their reputation is widespread and a highly
satisfactory service is maintained daily the year
around
The daily sailing hour Is 70 p. n. the trip 70
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk being made over
night Convenient connections are made daily a.
Norfolk with steamers Tor New York and Boston
and there are train connections fcs p-acticauv al
points City Offices located az the foot Of Sey-
euth street, and there is an uptown osSce at 705
Fourteenth street, first floor Of the Colorado Build
ne.
In the Bay Of San Francisco the navies
Of civilization might anchor. New York Bay has
twenty-five square miles at hga tide but only nine
and one-hah square miles within the "three-sathom
limit san Francsco's harbor has serenty-njne
square miles within The 'three-fathom limit. a
complete iandlocked refuge for those who q down
10 the sea in SHIPS. When Dana saw il H. 1856 he
wrote; II ever California becomes urosuzrous
country, this bay viii be the center Of its pros
pert.' This great tidal reservoir reflects the flags
Of every nation and all kinds OF Graf. float on its
waters. See \ j. Poston. general agent Washing
ton Sunset Route. 81 Pennsylvania avenue or 7O5
Fifteenth street northwest for particulars Of the
wonderful tTp direct from Washington TO san Fran
cisco without change.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18Th and L. SIS. nv.
Rev John Van SchAick, T.. pastor. i a. H..
morning service sermon b. the pastor. ss5 a.
H.. sunday school l2-5o p. m. Y. 7. G. L.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

WHAT ARE We HERE FoR7" subjec4 Of ad
dress by Mr.. George y Brown. al . D. m
Pythian Temple. lOl2 Ninth 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
NONsECTARLAN.

The PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple IlI2
Ninth - nv Alex Kent, minister. viii speak
az lbs ~ Human Mature and Human Charac-
ter seats free. Al welJome Prof. Newberg 5
Bible class and Mr.. Mackenzie's ethical class al
10. kindcrglTton class al HIS
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor 18th and L SIS.
Ulysses G. T. pierce. minister e-s5 z. n. SUNDAY
school and class FOR the comparative study o. n
hUicn- ID A. n, Unity Study Gas Il a. n
morning Seryieei sermon b. thr minister 30 p.
n. YONG People.s RtliEinus LINN.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han 1907 & s. NV Services. i a.
n and 20 2. n. SUBJECT q morning lecture bv
BISHOP OLIVER G.. SABIN. Teaching How e
Heal the Sick subject q evening lecture by
MISS MARTHA F. VAN YOAST. The PRAYER
II Science. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening AZ : 30 Seats free. All invited
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
Ferry Service to Alexandria

steamer Lackawauua eEcTy HOUR and A half.
o a m 70 p. daily and SUNDAY. FARE e
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IL THERAN.

MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle. Pastor :. G. But
lU. Il and 80, Lords Super az close q each
service Strangers ccrli1lly invited. All seats free
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SPIRITUALISM.

Keller. 1901 FAIRMONT sT.-WONDERFTI
private slate writings daily. messages from love-
ones. and information any Affairs public seaucr
"Wednesday, friday, and sunday nights 'Phon,
north sol noas-fs
Mrs. kceier.
Private readings daily from 70 70 3
Circles Tuesday evenings at 6
lJB Euclid s. 'ihoue ys77
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30
correspondence Meeting To-day

JOHN B. SLEMAN. Jr
The Washington herald., 1907-11-30

There was a good attendance at all the
churches on Thanksgiving Day. many
people taking advantage Of the prevailing
fine weather TO get to church. which for
some Of them the exceedingly rainy
weather on preceding Sundays had made
an impossibilitv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

Motion carried.
Moved by Thomas Penglase seconded
by Thomas Wills that the clerk be-
instructed to issue city order for
$500 in favor OF r. b. Webb director Of
the poor. Motion carried.
Moved by J. s. Jacka seconded by
Louis Miesler that the following liquor
bonds b. approved.
Isaac johnson as principal with PAM
tschook and II. G. Buenger as sureties
John Nylund as principal with Paul
Schook and Frank Hasselstrom as sure
ties. -
\ S. Challincin as principal with Alex
Andrezgie and W. c. Eldred as sure
ties.
Moved by Louis Miesler seconded by
Thomas Wills that we recommend 10
the Board Of Public Works the ao-
ceptance of proposition from the
James Leffel Company of Springfield.
Ohio to put In two wheels at the power
station instead of one with the follow
ing conditions fifty per cent of the
purchase money 10 be paid as soon as
the wheels arrive at Crystal Falls.
Mich. and fifty per cent in thirty days
from date Of first payment Motion
carried.
On motion meeting adjourned.
Robt NUNS.
City clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

burning bridge. and all trains were
hung up 10 avert meeting horrible dis
asters The special then pulled down
the line arriving in Iron Mountain at
0 O'Clock.
Missing from home since Monday
Mary Carollo. aged fourteen years !;
large for her age; wore red cap with
tassel attached black coat; has short
hair Is an Italian. Anyone who has
seen her will confer favor by notify
ing Chief Of Police Larkin, or any Of
the police at Iron Mountain. Michigan,
or John Daprato, OF Iron Mountain.
w. n. Mills. . former state senator.
of Menominee struck Deputy Sheriff
Julius Ruprecht. who was serving q
civil warrant charging Mills with a
criminal assault Monday night.
Mills escaped on late train and
has gone to Detroit, where. he Is q
member Of law firm.
Warrants were issued Tuesday charg-
ing him with resisting an officer and
also citing him to show why he should
not be punished for contempt of court.
The bar association has taken steps
to bring disbarment proceedings
against him. Owing to the.high poll
tical standing of Mills the case caused
much excitement. He was prosecut-
ing attorney OF Menominee county for
four years.
George J. Mas, who was so serious
ly i'll. Is considerably improved and,
weather PERMITTING will probably ven
ture out of doors next week. His
mother, who was also seriously i'll, was
resting much easier earlier in the week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04

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