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Amador ledger., 1907-12-27

PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is toe best.
Amador ledger., 1907-12-27

He who knows most forgivee mcs.--
Italian Proverb
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

and arrows at close range. Lances were
also used by mounted warriors, the
heads being driven into the vitals or the
bison by terrific two-handed thrust. Al
ter the savages came into possession OF
rifles they found It stu easier 70 kill buff
falo, but even then they considered it
work rather than sport.
The natural Increase more than bal
anced the number Of buffaloes killed by
tho Indians, and by bears and wolves.
and It was not until railroads We're con-
structed across the plains that the great
herd between the Missouri River and
the Rocky Mountains began 20 decrease.
The bulk Of the buffaloes were slaughter
ed between 1870 and 1880. In 1850 the num-
Der remaining was estimated az $4,000,
and the slaughter continued until no wild
ones were left. AS early as the last part
of the eighteenth century travellers from
Europe commented in their Journals upon
the wantonness of Americans, who killed
the bison for the tongue alone. leaving
the carcass to decay. The animals were
then seen as far east as North Carolina.
BY careful avoidance OF inbreeding
there is every prospect that I'm the next
few years the present herds will be made
to increase materially. and that II viii
eventually be possible to kin bufaloes for
Oeef without endangering the existence
Of the species, although they VIII never
swarm over the plains as In the days OF
old
To-mOrrOw-AbOut Notable Ameri-
leans.
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REVIVE OPEN-DOOR MISSION.
Gospel Leaders To Garry on Work
Mt 1919 d Street.

The Open-door Mission will be re-
opened tonight under the management
Of the Gospel Mission, at 1873 D street
northwest y grand rally Of the workers
will be held at 10 2. m. when a gospel
service will be held from that hour until
midnight.
This mission was organized about thir-
teen years ago under the auspices Of
the Central Union Mission. and was re-
garded as the most needed and most
fruitful of all the branches Of that insti-
tuition, but since Miss Stuckey left the
work nearly two years ago. no one has
resided in the house, and as a consequence
little has been accomplished.
Under the management OF the Gospel
Mission, Miss Stuckey W.. have charge
OF the work as resident superintendent,
and great good It is hoped will result
The services tonight will be under the
direction OF George ". Wheeler, chair
man Of the executive committee of the
Gospel Mission, who will be assisted by
Miss Stuckey, Miss Mewshaw, Mrs Mona
gan Mrs. Ayers, Miss FaIlow. Mrs Pavey.
Miss Rogers, a missionary from India.
Mr. Fritts Mr.. Kline. Mr.. Bridwell. Mr..
Bryant. Mr.. Little. and a host OF others.
and will consist Of songs, testimonies,
prayers. &c.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave.
and 18th SIS. H.r. J. NJ Hsrr will oafciate To-
morrow a. i a. IN SUNDAY school 40 s45 g. H.
CHRISTIAN EncsayCr meetings az O. m Thurs
DAY evening a. S. mid-Neck service.
GURLEY MEMORIAL, Fla. ave. between 9Th and
ltA SIS uW-L Russell Vgrbucsp ras,ar. Nom
ing service, Il O'Clock yeyper service. O'Clock.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
4'l and L s's. 81. Rev Albert Evans. T. D.
pastor Services tomorrow or u a. ~ and s D.
n sabbath school, ESQ a. r T. = s. C. E.,
p %. Mdwset services Thursday. a. S D. m
NEW YORK AVENUE PRES
CHURCH. y J. ave. n and 18th SIS Dr. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor il a. no.. sacrament 4
the Lords supper 40 evening service. $50 a.
n, Bible school s-ij g. m. adult classes Ga
p N, Christian Euisav0r Society.
BETHANY CHAPEL. 18th and G. SIS. NV. SUNDAY
school 3 , H. EdvsI Ta-inz. superintendent
Christian ErdC4scr a. oelCcs Preaching 40 8
ty Rev. BED II. Cop. topic Scientific Hell
Nhsre What For Whom" Everybo5y welcome
FIRST-The Strangers sabbath Home. Donald g..
Macleod, minister. 4. a. d.. divine Worship and
sermon T. n- Arti-=-'1ru League aurirarsar-
service. SUNDAY school. ESQ a. % Christian En-
deav7r, b.45 p. 10 All rrs welcome
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of T
of
rec D
Kelly in lived al his H has
q ID
o.
C University graduating
b
a % ID az
graduated
be- O.
Presbyterian
p
o. which than
u
which gymnasium annexed will he used as sunday school
elders church Robert Gordn Daniel MacTan,
J. Vnes J.
Weutn W :
The following the trustees James Henderson w. shy A. g. Bane
William Tulocb,
Cromwell, F. c. Warnlu w H. stevens D. Wlaupe. H. Blake
Tul0ch.
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ately pointed out; here Bishop Potter was
also trained. receiving. in fact all the
college training he ever had, for he was
not like Brook, a university man; here
too, well nigh score Of those who have
been chosen for high Office and leadership
IN the church were equipped for their
Office and work Just how the church
values this seat Of learning might easily
( have been seen at the commencement
proceedings last week Five bishops were
there. and many prominent clergy from
places as far apart as New York and
/ Georgta.
quite a notable paper was that con-
/ trbuted by DR. Carl Grammar Of ST.
Stephens Church Philadelphia and
/ formerly a professor IN the seminary. on
| the late Prof Walker. On motion Of Dr.
/ McKim, Of Epiphany Church, this city
| the paper was ordered 20 be printed.
] DR.. Angus Crawford is the present
/ popular and capable dean of the semi
nary He is a graduate Of Trinity Col
/ legc. Toronto, Canada, but has been con-
nected with the life and work Of the
/ Episcopal Church in the United States for
many years. Apropos Of DIT. Crawfords
/ position as dean Of one Of the greatest OF
/ our church training schools. an interesting
/ incident amusing, too, occurred at the
commencement Of the George Washing
/ ton University this month. One Of the
/ Washington clergy was sitting next 20 q
/ lady who had Just come back from a
/ visit 90 Richmond. Va, 20 WHOM he
/ casually remarked, Il believe you have no
rector down there in your old church.
! no" she replied, "we have none, but
we had O charming stranger there the
other day. Spoke well. made a great
/ impression, and was, moreover well re-
ported Of by all who knew him They
. w.u call him. q cOurse?' said the clergy
man. well. no, you see he is an Eng
{ islmau. and they are q little afraid Of
1 Enellshmen down there. Virginia church
ma1ship is % the evangelical order %
/ THAT is certainly odd replied the
/ clergyman "for right over there sits DIT.
/ Crawford, an Engl.shman whom the
lrhmch Authorities have chosen out Of all
lhe country as the man best qualified TO
/ train the Virginia clergy In churchman-
ship"
/ The Episcopal Church as a whole has
by 10 means taken the view Of the Rich
u0ul congregation. as witness the fact
that she has chosen so many Of them for
. bishops. among whom are the Bishops OF
Vermont Dallas. Oregon, Springfield,
! Alaska. Duluth. Chicago. ana Honolulu
I Moreover. among her most distinguished
New York clergy are such men as
/ Bishop Courtney, Dr. RainsfOrd, Or.
. Lubbock. Dr. Parker Morgan. and Drs.
/ Roper and BODY. professors iu the Cen
a-ai Theological Seminary-au from Eng
land. and all this rightly. for I'm
Christ Jesus there is neither Jew nor Cen
tile. bond nor free. but Christ is an and
u all
At Epiphany Church parish rooms there
/ is 90 be seen the church exhibit which IL
is proposed that the Diocese Of Washing
ton shall send 90 jamestown in October
There are some beautiful photographs Of
old churches IN the Southern Maryland
counties. besides many interesting relics
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BAPTIST

CHILDREN'S DAY. 9.7' g. m. Special programme
Pastor G.. =. stealsy breaches special illustrated
sermon. II a. ID. Night subject. Ruth Rewarded 70
West Washington. 5lSt and y Come
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. s,h and I
SIS ne. Sunday school. 70 a. m Preaching and
FINAL lot rally. All members requested 70 be
present, B. Y. ?. T. az 7l5. g. The stainless
t4as- Thursday evening. prayer service az s.
E. HEZ SWE1rs special ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. A sum
mer Night Of Song bv lle Choir. s o'c Preach
iur, u a. m large choir. free pevs pa Baptist
Oh. AuditriUm. 9Th ard Va. Ave. S. l.
FIFTH BAPTIST p ST.. near 7fh sw. Or Weston
Rrlner minister. 90. Sunday school. Mr. Ford
superintendent 10 Baac7 and TuirtE-a classes
= a. IL, JOB and His Faith 40. ? on Job 20
S ,. u. The Battle q the Gods" Baptism
Q .. D.. Gospel automobile, Mclean ave-. near
- ST. 65 2. m, Juion 81. neaz y
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10Th and SIS
d. J. J. Niuir. pastor Preaching. II d. m
rs .. M "Ssynnara'a Preaching Rightsrusrcss o"
Sunday sgioo- glU a. 70. Christian Eu1savor,
Gij p n.
FIRST BAPTIST 18Th and o Sta NV Res.
Charles +. NiuhiEi.r. pastor. Il a. m. The
Power y Enthusiasm. p M. musical ssry-
ice with short address sunday school ESQ a. n
Christian Enl6lv5r. : D. N.
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The Arti-salccu League iI Relation % the Liquor
Traffic Or. D0ueT; cauet solo. The Battle
Hymn a The Republic George H. ChandIee:
address. Tie Auti-Sa'0oH League iu Relation %
tLe Church" pr Macleod Offering. iu charge e
Rev A. X Wright financial secretary. anthem.
First Presbyterian Quartet. address The Anti
Saloon League iB Relation t1 the Temperance So
ci-ties." Mr., Clinton Saith. The Protest"
James J.. Ewin. editor. address Practical Anti
Saloon Work. Rev George = Maxwell. closing
hymn audience stauding 'Amsra.' No. "A.
Beueiicti0u
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PLANS PATRIOTIC SERVICE.
RyIand NJ. +. Church to Commem-
Orute Nations Birth.

At the Ryland Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening, az o'clock,
the nations birthday viii be celebrated
with appropriate services.
Following IS the programme that VIII be
rendered:
Hv11u-"Ny Country. IT'S Of Thee"
Anthem Nearer. NJ God % Thee"
Hyr1u-''G-d Of Our Fathers KE0Tu d Old'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rul7ari kiuling
AddI1ss-"Tls Declaration ot Independence
Rev. g. Herbert Richardson. y. D. pastor.
Hyln-"A Mighty Fortress j. Ow God
Martin Luther
Re-itatic1-Tle American Flag .--..--....--.D Drake
Mise Margaret LaIc1mbe
Hvmu-"The star Spaug'ed Banner
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By FREDERIC j. HASKIN.

bunaloes in large numbers as a feast
for the tribe or TO lay IN supplies Of dried
buffalo meat. was strenuous work.
One method was to throw a line Of
warriors around a herd, each with a
robe. The first Warrior waving his robe,
would brighten the animals In what
ever direction they turned other Indians
waved robes Finally the herd would be-
gin 10 run in circles. Mid the Indians
could approach close enough to fire ar
rows effectively. Another method YES
TO drive the herd toward pens. The an
finals ran IN dense masses. and the lead
ers, forced along by those following. were
unable 70 see danger ahead or TO stop
when confronted by the pens or pits pre-
pared for them
After the Indians began to ride horses,
buffalo hunting assumed more picturesque
features. Naked braves, riding bareback,
dashed into the herds. and used bows
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
PUPILS ENJOY OUTING.
Sunday Schools Have Pleasant Trip
to River View,

A joint excursion 10 River View was
given last Saturday by the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Protestant Sunday
school Of Bloomingdale and the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school Of
Mount Pleasant Following we're winners
in the athletic contests.
lg]yasi dash, boys urder thirteen ysars-Cdr,lss
TaTior first Walter Fowler second
E1-yud dash; glis under thirteen yelrs-Edua
kH.ian first HELEN Str-tc15ut second.
l.vlra DASH bg's thirteen o. sixteen vears-Her-
bert Burgess first Albert Lsndrrl-t second
l5Eud DASH girls thirteen 90 sixteen years-llG'l
Martin -rst Katie sullivan second.
Relay r1ce-BarIett Hamlau, Dorsey and Harm
den.
p11nfi7 rsca-Eros ". Haui-a first. Elmer Fra
Zier second
IAree-.sg-7d rsce - William BrrIc- and Albert
Lan'roiat drst. Edwin johnson and Harold Harvey
sa-0ud
Sack s1ce-Ha-oN Harvey
Turtle rlce-Edviu johnson
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
6 SITS. NV. Rev Samuel II Woodrow, D. n,
pastor. Il a. H.. public worship. wi.l sermon by
pastor. 'TwlgS cr S-umus Musi, hv quartet
and chorus choir led hy d. J w. Bi5chof. or
eanist. $50 a. m. Sunday school. p m.
Christian EuIa'cr. NJ other evening preaching
service
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road ana lith 81. NV. The pastor. Rev.
" Ross FishhIrn. win preach az Il a. m sub
Jet. "Od Words, New Meanings" ESQ a. m.,
Sunday scscul 1l5 D. m.. Christian Endearor.
No other evening service
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

THE ". Il. PROCTOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Of Hlmliue NJ. L. Church, cor. 9th and SIS. NV.
extends cordial invitation % young men 10
nice, with them az $50 sunday morning. Carl q.
Dcaey Ph. D.. teacher Live discussion. sU2Ai
HANlLINE N. =. CHURCH. 9Th and p SIS. NV.
Casi g. Dugv. pastor. go sunday school H.
sermon. Christian Patriotism T. EpwCr-lT
League g. sermon. "Spcetcrs Of the Soul" All
invited
FOUNDRY N F. CHURCH. 18th and Church
sts NV. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore, pastor Sunday
school ESQ a. To. Preaching by pastor. Il a. m.
and evening vesDer service at 8 p. m. Epworth
League. .. H. seats free All welcome
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

OK SUNDAY MORNING. AT i O'CLOCK. Miss
Martha F. Van Voast viii lecture az Scottish
Rite Hall 1907 q g. NV
Subject: CONCENTRATION"
At p. m. W. S. Whitman viii lecture on the
subject Faith This will he the last service
until the first Sunday in September AL invited
seats free
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OTHER SERVICES.

GOSPEL MISSION. 1870 Pa. ave. Gospel services
tonight and every night ~ : 20 O'Clock SUNDAYS
and 80 p. N. Grand rally Of workers at
"Op1u Deer tonight at 10 o'clock Gospel
car" services SUNDAY. corner 10Th and I sts.. AS
u m. Post-o9ics building AZ go p m
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r SIS. NV. Service. Sunday. il a m and
D. n.
Subject: GOD"
Sunday school. Il a. m. Wednesday, p. m.
Public cordially invited. All seats free FIRE.
reading rooms IN the Traders National Bank
Building l0.h ST. end Pa ave NV
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UNIYERSALIST.

Rev John Van SChsck IT,. pastor Il g. H.,
morning service. Recreation and Life s4j &
NJ SnrHlv school p N. !. z G. Z.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. T. D. Power.
pastor. Il. The Worlds Greatest Patriot -
e. The CITY 4 the World Illustrated; sun
dag schoc' e.71; Christian E-dsarlr. =
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. eth and D sts ne. Services
every sunday AZ Il a. M. ana IS D. m. Pastof
George A. Miller. SUNDAY school o . m
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL. "a and S STE NJ. Rev. P ". Jeffries.
Il a. m. The Stainless Flag" S . H., The
Disciple Whom Jesus Loved $50 a. n Sunday
school. and D m. Epwcrth Leagues
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS.

Another great patriotic service is to be
held Sunday on Mount ST. Alban, when
such organizations as the Sons OF the
Revolution. Daughters Of the Revolution,
and the like are expected to turn out IN
force. In view Of the Fourth, the hope
will doubtless be justified, If the weather
is IN any way propitious. Rev. Or. McKim
in to preach the sermon.
Rev ?. N. Boyden brings 20 a close to-
morrow his long and successful pastor
ship Of ST Bartholomew Parish, Mont
eomery County. His place will be hard
TO I'LL lie has been a faithful steward
The Cathedral missions have just re-
ceIved an addition % their number. The
new mem' II Of the family Is that az Glen
Echo. wi n the bishop has put in charge
Of Mr. alter w. Reid, a candidate for
the min try.
An ort Is being made by Mr.. c. r.
Warue.. secretary Of the Mems Thank
Offering for the Diocese Of Washington,
TO have all the offerings up 90 date III
GLIDING the collection on Sunday. June lG.
sent 10 the treasurer. Mr.. James II. Tay-
Tor 1919 G street, before July I. I'm order
that Mr. Taylor may lose no time In re-
hitting the Washington gift 10 the gen
eral treasurer
II will be right interesting 20 see the
results Of this appeal 10 the whole church.
These will IN the first instance be made
7
Jurisdiction by missionary jurisdiction
and then the grand total will be given.
So far as the Diocese of Washington is
concerned, # viii probably lag behind
what Il would have given had Il not In
other ways been taxing IFS euergles-no-
tablv fin clearing of the debts on IT'S pay
fish churches and aiding rs cathedral
project Many people have only q limited
amount 70 give. If they give this amount
/ IN one way, they can't give in another
By the death. in Texas. Of Rev. james
NJ HIllyar. ST. Adams parish. this city
feels itself the poorer for until few
months ago be was one of IT'S assistant
ministers. Like many Of the clergy ~ tie
Episcopal Church. he was by birth au
I EngliShman. though by orders he was Of
the Episcopal Church here and not else
where. having been ordained IN 1873 hy
I that great prel5te. Bishop Bedell OF Ohio
He was a man greatly beloved. whose
memory ie as sweet ointment poured
forth.
/ Few institutions in the country can
compare with the Episcopal Seminary AZ
. sd
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THEOsOPHY.

A LECTURE on "THEOsOPHY', will be given
az headquarters, Washington Branch, Theosophical
Society, % \ st. Sc, Sunday, June 90, 1907,
p M. Public invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran SIS. Nv The
Rev Frank Sevau D. d.. pastor, viii rreac1 Il
u a. m The Trees Choose Their King"
Judges. ks Al are welcome. Free loan library
Of the writing q Sveignbc-g and the periodicals.
and lite1trre of the New Church in the vestTy
Free tracts In the vestilule.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-29

THE PEOPLES CHURCH Pythian Temple !Ol2
9th ST. NV Alex Kent pastor viii speak al
uI5. q "The Object and Work Of the Peoples
Church Seats free All wglc0Ere
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH corner 18th end L ste
Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister 10 a. n, Unity
study class Il a. H., morning service; sermon b.
the minister. s ? H., Young Peoples Religious
Union.
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TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Auti-SaIoOn LeHEue TO Observe
Fourteenth Birthday.

Fourteenth birthday.
Tomorrow afternoon, In the auditorium
OF the First Presbyterian Church. the
Aru-saloon League Of the District Of
Columbia viii celebrate its fourteenth
anniversary, under the direction Of Carl
@. Doacy. presiden; Of the organization.
Following IS the programme:
Organ v.'yu--r N7s. George F. Shut, orgarist
Fir.. Presbyterian Churr1. anthem First Pr-7hv-
tar.1E Quartet devotional exercises. Rev Donald
g. 3la-Ie7i D. d. hymn 'a4disle- s'a-ilag
Am O. soldier = the Cross 40. $50; address
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LUTHERAN.
NONsECTARIAN.

MEMORIAL. Pastor. T. G. Butler Il and s.
Sunday school. 930. Y. T. s. c. T., :. Every
l,-sv vrelr0frn
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and Ohio Railroad Wednesday at o. m.
instead Of Wednesday morning, as had
/ been planned. The party consists OF
more than forty persons.
The Christian Eudeavor meeting NJ
/ Northmiuster Church last Sunday was
under the auspices Of the Peoples Mis-
sion. W. c. NcNTfckel gave a most effec-
/ tive address and sang two solos Mr.
Thrift outlined very briefly the work and
the needs Of the Peoples Mission
! The newly elected officers Of the District
/ Christian Eudeavor Union held a meeting
! Tuesday evening 20 arrange for appoint
meut Of members Of the six departments
/ of the union.
The Christian Eudeavor Society Of the
| First Baptist Church held its business
meeting in the pastors home. the Ala
/ bama. for the purpose Of elccring their
officers. as follows President. William A.
| Dayton, jri vice president Tristram
! Cary; recording secretary. Miss 4. VI.
/ Clayton, corresponding secretary. Miss
/ Alice Geatman; treasurer, Miss Mariana
! Spieden. pianist Mrs. John T. East
WOOD; Organist. Mrs Della Winhigler.
]
| Of the same church recently gave a
| Junior song festival In the Sunday
/ school room Of the church. under the di-
rection Of the superintendent. Mrs Win
/ bigler Special mention should be made
/ Of the songs by Master Howell Levi and
/ Edith Richter, and the pantomime by
/ Catharine Tilden. \ broom driH By eight
Junior girls was a pleasing feature Of the
programme.
/ Last Sunday evening the graduating ex-
| ercises Of the Junior Society Of Christian
( Eudeavor Of Keller Memorial Lutheran
/ Church was held. The exercises began
with short song service, which was
/ followed by short prayers by three
Seniors; scripture reading. Warren Self
yer; song by the Juniors; recitation. Bas.
/ sic Humphreys; address 10 Juniors. Ruth
/ TOtten, reply. Willie Mortimer, original
poem, Ruth Tate; valcdictory, Eliza
/ Riley; parting words, with presentation Of
( diplomas. by the Junior Superintendent.
/ Miss Elsie Parkinson, words Of welcome
and reception Cf the members by the
president Of the Senior G f. Society. 4.
/ ". Cummings: song. graduating class:
short address. the pastor. Rev. c. h.
/ Butler; music, Senior o. T. choir: Senior
Christian Endeay07ers took part briefly:
song. Mizpah'
The members Of the graduating class
were Florence Little. Ruth Tate. Eliza
! Riley. Roberta Neurath. ana Ruth Totten.
Roberta Neurath was chosen by the class
| to present their superintendent with a
| bouquet Of roses and carnations.
! The Senior and intermediate Covenant
| Christian Ende7v0r societies gave a good
/ by social in honor Of Dr. Gale and his
daughters last Monday evening az the
home Of Miss Campbell, the president Of
! the Senior society.
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CHRISTIAN RNDEAYOR NOTES
District Union Annual Installation
to Be Held July l,
Beginning Of New Year viii he
Marked by Special Services at
New York Avenue Church.

The new year Of the District Of Column
bia Christian Endeavor Union begins Mon
day July /. The union meeting Will be
held in the New York Avenue PTesby-
terrain Church that evening, at o'clock.
Rev. J. T. Litsinger, pastor of Mount
Tabor Methodist Protestant Church, will
conduct the devotional exercises. Annual
reports from all departments. also treas
urer's and secret8ry's report for the year.
will be made, and installation Of new
officers will take place. Miles ". Shand,
president Of the union from 1895 TO 1897.
will preside during the installation eNer-
cises. Rev Donald Macleod, counselor
Of the union. will welcome the new Off
GERS. Rev. George A. Miller, pastor of
Ninth Street Christian Church. will out
line the duty Of the officers and superin-
tendents OF departments TO the societies,
and Rev. James II. Taylor, pastor Of Cen
trail Presbyterian Church, will talk TO the
officers and membars of the societies as
20 their duty 20 the union.
Following are the officers 70 be Install
ed President, Edward Tarrlng. ~ New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church; vice
president. Ray 5. Gehr Of First Congre-
gau0uaI, secretary, G. 5. Miller, %
Temple Baptist; assistant secretary,
Walter Gillian, Of Mount Tabor Meth0-
dist Protestant; treasurer, =. W star
RAFT. O.! Vermont Avenue Christian.
Announcement Of superintendent of de-
partments and their associates will he
made at the meeting.
The Temple Baptist Christian EUdeavor
Society has had very successful mission
study class. which has Just concluded its
sessions. The Christian Conquest Of In
dia was the book studied The young
people are now preparing a Christmas
box 20 be sent 10 Ramapatam. India.
Dr. Muir, the pastor, will lead the mis-
sionary meeting tomorrow evening at :
O'Clock. His subject VIII be a Grdled
Globe
Tho president Of the District Christian
Endeavor Union. Edward Earring. last
Sunday evening visited the Christian En-
deavor Society Of Mount Pleasant COngre-
gational Church.
The Washington delegates TO the Seattle
convention viii leave over the Baltimore