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EPISCOPAL.

ST MARKS. ID and A sts Sc. Rev. DR.. ". L.
Derries Res. p. n Prescott. Rev. John H.
Deis, Clergy. Services. 30. II a. m. I. 80 p N
Rev. g. &, Brstenahi. Of St Adams Church. VIII
preach az 30 p. m.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sis nv. Rev.
Richard r. Williams, rector. Services at 20 and
II a. NJ and 5 y. n. Daily services 81 $50. u 80.
and SIS Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Al 8
81. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle. a. n, Holy
Communion II a. N. PATRICK. PRIEST.
BISHOP. and SAINT by rector, G. Ernest
Smith, y. D.. D. G. l.. p. n, CoNFikMA-
TlON BY Bishop Of Washington
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. Sd st.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. ID. D. rector. All
seats free. Services: 30. 10. and II a. n. Com
munieants class. p. m. Choral eEensong, Z
p m. Sermon by Rev. Charles ii. H0lmead.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown Rev.
James II. ". Blake rector 30 a. n. Holy Com
mHnion, go a m, Sunday school, II 30 a. m, fun
service and sermon BY the rector. % j.. NJ con-
hrmation lecture. 80 p n, evening prayer and
address.
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Rer. John NJ. Moore TO Preach

Rev. John NJ. Moore, recently elected
as secretary Of the Young Peoples For
ward Movement of the American Baptist
Missionary Union, Will occupy the pulpit
of Temple Baptist Church tomorrow at
the regular morning service, II O'Clock.
Mr. Moore comes TO Washington in the
interest Of the work with which he has
become identified. and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to all Baptist young
people Of the District, and to all others
who may be interested, TO be present to
hear him
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MANY RELIGIONS NEEDED.
Rabbi Simon Declares He Disbe-
Heves Accepted "DogmRtie Idea"


individuality" was the theme Of an
eloquent sermon delivered by DR.. Abram
Simon. rabbi of the Eighth Street Temple,
AZ last nights services DIT. Simon dis
cussed the symbolism of the sheep and
lamb so often met with in the Bible, and
particularly in the New Testament. The
speaker said he did not entirely indorse
the views of some Bible teachers who
preach that man should always follow the
lead Of some one else, like the sheep, and
adopt ideas Of others instead OF evolving
ideas Of their wn.
rs this world a penitentiary. in which
we must follow IN the footsteps Of those
who precede usg' he asked; ''oT Is IL a
school where individuality Of thought and
action is cultivated? We seem to think
Il is the height of religion to stand and
fail together upon one certain principle Of
dogma. This would be a monotonous
world indeed If every one Of US sub
scTibcd 10 the same ideals and enter
tanned the same views on certain sub
jects
Let us cultivate the brotherhood OF
man. but don't let us cultivate the broth
erh0od OF sheep. I do not believe in the
doctrine that the whole world should fol-
low one religion. If this should ever come
about, it would forever wipe of the slate
every republican principle and demo-
cratic institution: it would blot forever
from the pages of history Of freedom
and liberty the names OF Washington.
Jefferson, and Lincoln. see this thought
OF rnonotony and uniformity OF thought
in the Jewish synagogue. I see il in Ia
Dor organizations, and in mercantile and
financial institutions I see that we are
subject to that bugbear of public opinion
TO most dangerous degree. If a man
dares to disagree with public opinion he
is put down as a crank"
Miss Irma Stern, daughter of the Rev.
DR.. Stern, OF the Temple was heard for
the first time in a number OF solo parts
during the service. After the services she
received the congratulations Of her many
friends present
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nntes for Cadet priIIs.

Percy NJ. Hughes. assistant superintend-
ent of schools. yesterday announced the
dates and other information about the
annual competitive drill Of the high
school cadet companies. As is the usual
custom. the drill viii be held at the
American League Baseball Park. by cour-
tesy OF President Thomas c. Noyes
Companies I. G, A, 3, and L will drill on
Tuesday. May q, and companies c. d. X,
F, and II will have the field on the fol-
lowing day. Wednesday, May q
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BAPTIST.

E. HEZ SVEN breaches SUNDAY. FREE
peTs chorus choir. % Baptist Ch. Auditorisn.
9Th and Va. ave. se.
WEST WASHINGTON. 5ist and \. c. P. stsaley,
pastor. Il. ''The Sabbath Question" z % mass
meeting for men, address hy Il. W Arnold. Miss
Grace Beelmau. cornet soioist. Same hour. INSET
ing for women IN lecture r0Om address by Miss
Osboun, Miss Hughes, soloist. Come.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, IDth and Sta
Rev. J. NJ Moore breaches Il q. n. Pastor Muir.
7:a5 p n, -. Patrick and His Work s. 81.
80 a. N. G. T., SIS 2. n.
FIRST BAPTIST, 18th and o sts- NV Rev
Charles F. Winbigier. pastor. II g. N. A sU-
pTeme Principle for the Christian Life. rs
p. n, An Old Truth for the New Ccutury ~
baptism 10 a. m. Sunday school : p. n,
Christian EndedFoT. All welcome
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PRESBYTERIAN.

LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. \.
Cap. and Q sts Preaching by pastor Dr.. ".
Taliaferrn Thompson. u a. NJ. % D. NJ Sunday
school, As a. m Christian EndeaT0T, $50 p. n
All welcome.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn., ave-.
and 18th sts. Rev Teunis s. Hamlia. ID. D., pas
tor wsu oficiate to-mogroW AZ II q. m aad az {
p. mr. the funeral of Mr. Ralph wells
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH \. Y. ave. Il and 18th SIS DT.
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor. II NJ, public wof-
ship. sermon By the pastor rs D. m. Appeal
Of a Patriot. closing sermon in the series upsa
Lessons IN Diplcmacy." go T. H.. Bible school.
ss5 a. n. adult classes. 60 p. M. Christian
EndesTor Society.
FIRST-Donad G. Macleod minister. Il q. NJ
aud 7.i5 p. m, Rev. r. L. Day Ph- d Of
George Washington University. win oaiCate. sun
day school, SO a. m. Christian EndeaFor. SO
3. N. Visitors are welcome.
GURLEY MEMORIAL Fla. ave, bst. 9Th ahd
9Th sts nv. J. Russell Vsrbyeke. pastor. SerF-
ice, II O'Clock. Hsly Communion Service : -
O'Clock. subject The Husband
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After the mass the hymn to st. Patrick viii be
sung The altar viii be richly decorated with
palms and illumined by many electric lights.
ST. ALOYsIUS' CHURCH; Cogmemorsting the
feast Of st. Patrick, solemn high mass viii be
sung, at II a. N. tomorrow, By MOnsignor Cneretu,
auditor of the Apostolic Legation The Ancient
Order Of Hibernians VIII attend in body and
0cslny the seats Of the middle aisle, through the
kindness Of the pew holders. The paneDric on St.
Patrick viii be delivered by Rev. John ScJlllyi 5.
j. who win also continue MS doctrinal discourses
in the evening. Rev. Henry A LeAry. s. j. viii
preach next Wednesday. 30 p. m, on the DoloTs
and the JOYS of Mary" At the O'Clock mass last
Sunday the altar boys, ninety in number. received
Holy Communion at the hands Of His Grace Arch
bishop Harry Of Manila, who also celebrated the
mass for thea. The NOvena Of Grace, faithfully
and largely attended Was brought TO a close on
Tuesday evening with Solemn Benediction, the
Archbishop Of Manila officiating.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per est.. 5s5a59; butcher. AO0a
4.55. common, 2 50a3 90: rough. L50a20G
sHEEP-Cipped. sO0a8 50; common Z00a300
I.AAIBS-Spriug choice, per h., l5al6; choice. 73s
medium 6a7
CALvEs-Prime per Eb. 7i5as; medium, sass
common. 4a5; grass, sa4ia.
COWS-Prime fresh. each f000s50.0 %; common,
2o0oa50.00; old and dry, s.00slO0
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY n. =. CHURCH, 18th and Church sts
NV. Rev. Robert NJ Moore. pastor. Sunday
school, $50 a. "a. Preaching by pastor. II m
and 8 ?. m Epworth League 7 p N Seats free
All welcome.
HAAfLINE NJ. z. CHURCH. sth and sts. nv.
Carl g. Doney pastor $50 Sunday school H.
sermon. The Hero Who 5taid at Homo" $50
EpWorth League. 30, sermon, Dominant An
htious" All welcome
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colIectors for Scott Estate.

A decree appointing Wilton ]. Lambert
and Charles W. Darr collectors OF the es-
tate and restaurant business Of the late
Charles w. Scott was signed by Justice
Gould yesterday. This decree is to be in
force pending the termination of the con-
test in regard to the validity of docu-
ment dated February s. 1907, claimed to
be the will of the deceased. Bond was
fixed at 5000.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Han 1907 st. nw. SeTT-
ices Il a. u. and 80 p. n Subject of morn
ing lecture by Bishop Oliver {. Salin The
Power q Afirmations" Subject of Sunday even
ing lecture by Miss Martha Z. Van Yosst Does
God Keep His Promises Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening at 60. Seats free. All In
Eited.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
. SIS. II A. N. and p. m. public worship,
with sermon hT Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, l.. D..
Of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church.
Brooklyn. =. J. Music by quartet and chorus
choir led by Dr. J. W. Bischoa, organist. 40
a. IL sunday school. % p. n. Christian In
deaFor
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Columbia road and 18th st. NV. The
pastor, Rev. ~ Ross Fishbura. viii preach al j
and a. subjects a. m. One d the SeTen
Deadly Sins" p m A Chance for Every Man. 20
sunday school at 20 a. n. Junior EndsaToT at
p. N. Senior Endeavor at - p. d.
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list
of
that
would take up his duties immediately Dr. woodrow will come May
been in charge for about ten years He born in Melbourne Canada in
Bates College from which he graduated in 1855 s course in col
English besides editing the college magazine During his summer
his he called the pasoa of the church
the Divinity School which graduated with high
congregational Church Springfield During his neumbecy there he
hng societies In 1903 he given the degree Of D. D. by College
Christian Endeaor president congregational Club and
has children Dr. Woodrow
A
p Whilesy, and Miss Fairchild
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Corcorau sts. nv. The
Rev. Frank Sewall. D. D.. pastor. win preach at
il a. N. Sunday school 12I5. Vespers. D. n,
with brief address. Evening service and lecture
: 20 p n. THE FRIENDSHIPS or JESUS"
In pastors study. Wednesday 10. y 2. confer
ence. Friday. as. litaHy, address and organ re-
ctal. All are welcome.
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CHURCH MEETING MONDAY.
Forty-eighth Session of COngreEa-
tionaI Organization.

tiOnaI Organization.
Business and pleasure will combine in
the forty-eighth meeting of the Washing
ton Congregational Club TO be held al
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Monday evening An elaborate programme
has been prepared for the entertainment
CT members and guests. This is issued
I'm printed form, containing. besides the
events of the evening. special notices 10
members, a summary Of the objects OF
the club, its officers. and the congrega-
tional hymn.
The programme is as follows:
Reception, 6 o'clock.
Annual business meeting and election Of officers,
30 O'Clock.
Dinner by the ladies Of the church z O'Clock.
At the table-GTace. Rev. EDhraim Adams, d.
D.. Of Iowa.
After dinner-Remarks. the president Of the club
Solo "Sehnsucht' Rubinsteiu
DR. Charles l. Bliss-AcCumpauist. Mrs Bliss,
Address. The Stranger Within Our Gates
Hon. =. Z. Leupp, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
Solo, The Angels Serenade" .Braga
Mrs. A. D. Melvin. Violin 0bligato. Miss Elton
R0nsaville Accompanist, Mrs. ". F. Buell.
Address. The Church in the Modern World
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, d. D.. pastor Of the Gin
ton Avenue Congregational Church,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Singing Congregational Hymn
Prof. Charles 5. Clark, leader.
lAn requested to joinl
Benedicti0n. .....-........ Rev. s. NJ Newman, ID. %.
The annual business meeting and cleo
ton Of officers will precede the entertain
ment features.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

The newest apron is made in one piece,
which means economy Of time and labor
TO the mother who fashions such gar
ments- One of unusual attractiveness is
sketched showing the broad shoulder por-
tions. which lend it a smart and becoming
style The only seams are those under
the arms, the apron being in one piece.
with the shoulders cut on a fold of the
material and the center back slashed for
an opening. ANY OF the apron materials
may be used to develop it. no adornment
being necessary for an attractive result.
The medium size calls for ia yards of s6-
inch material. Sizes, 4, 6, s. 10, and y
years.
A pattern of this may be obtained by
inclosing 1e cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 734 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (2l7l and size wanted.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. H. Rev. w. r.
Warren, Of Ph,sburg. 80 the pastor. illustrated
sermon, Jerusalem the Holy" sunday school. 80.
Christian Endeavor 6.D
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and D sts ne. Services
every Sunday at II a. N. and .45 p. N. Pastor.
George A. Miller. Sunday school. $50 a. u.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION OF WASHINGTON
city and vicinity meets al Mount Vernon Plscs
Friday. March 2. Workers conference y. m
address at 2 b. n. hy Bishop Gambler
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUsCHER's. IOs2
Conn. ave. AZ p. n. address by Madam De
Bielsd. subject. Prophets and Prophecy." Daily
noon meeting. and Wednesdays at 9 p n. al
Loan and Trust Building. cor. and stE. Public
invited
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN As
aembiyl, cor. Sd and ] sts. n vs.. RCY. James H.
Taylor. pastor. vii preach at j a. N. and 20
p. N. Sunday school. DO e. IA Y 2. s.. 651
p. n Prayer meeting. 20 Thursday. seats free
All welcome
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saul Kline His Name Now.

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday signed
A decree ordering that the name Of Solo
mon Kline be changed to that of Saul
Kline, by which he is known By his
friends and relatives.
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OTHER SERVICES.

Y. ". c. A-vESPER SERVICE SUNDAY. so
D. n. subject The Suffering Christ" speaker,
Ms Mary Riley. Rooms open. % ! p. N
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NONsECTARLAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple. I0I.
sth 81. NV. Alex. Kent pastar. viii speak al
Ills on Our Common Interest and Our Class
Conflict" Seats free An welcome
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST tseientist). 18th
and K sts. NV. Services Sunday. Il q. n. and 5
D. m subject, Matter" Sunday school, II
a. m Wednesday. 8 D. m Public Cordially in-
yited- All seats free. Free reading rcoms IN the
Traders National Bank Building. 10th St and
Pa. ave Nv.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE STORY or NEW ZEALAND" SUBJECT
Of address by DR.. Alexander Kent at 5 D. H.
PythiAn Temple IOl2 9Th ST NV. Free seats and
free discussion
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle. Pastor, 8 G. Butler
At II a. n. thirty yfeurth anniversary of or
ganization Of Memorial Church. Rev. J. a.
F1ickinger at 80 Everybody welcome.
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UNIYERsALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and sts.
nv. Rev. John Van Sehaick. IT,. pastor. II 8. II.
morning service. 'Immortality-A Moral Universe
=. n. TesIer service. "Longfeiiow."
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March .. at s o'clock. This is the time
appointed for the annual meeting and
after the dinner there viii be one or two
brief addresses, the annual reports viii be
read. and officers FOR tie ensuing year
will be elected.
The first Of a series Of three Travel
Talks" on the trip OF the Washington
Christian Endeavorers to the International
Christian Endeavor convention, at Seat
tie, will be given by Mr.. Woodwork
Clum at the First Congregational Church
Friday, March .. AT s D. m The three
talks cover the trip as follows. March
p, Washington, D. G., TO Seattle, Wash,
including Canadian Rockies; April 25,
Seattle 10 Salt Lake City, including Cali
fornia; May q, Salt Lake City to Wash
ington, d. c., including Yellowstone
Park. Mr.. Woodwork Clum, who will
give the Talks" has been over the
ground 10 be covered by the trip many
times, and will entertain his hearers 10 a
most interesting manner. Many Of the
lantern slides which will be used to illus
trate the talks are entirely new. and de-
lightfui descriptions and views of our
country and part of Canada are assured
These talks viii be free. but admission
VIII be by card only. Cards may be Sc
cured at Christian Endeavor headquar-
ters. In the Bond Building at the office
OF the First Congregational Church, and
Office Of Edward Tarring, 1873 T street
In regard 10 Dr. Woodrow. OF Spring
field, Mass, who has accepted the call to
the pastorate of the First Congregational
Church Of this city, William Shaw, gen.
eral secretary Of the United Society Of
Christian Endeavor. says:
I'VE count him as one of the ablest
Congregational ministers in Massachu-
sets; one Of the warmest and most help
ful friends that Christian Endeavor has
ever had He is an ex-president OF the
Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union
His society in Springfield is one Of the
largest and best in the State. I have at
tended meetings Of the Springfield Union
when ne has been present with ninety Of
his EndeavOrers. He wfd be a strong ad-
dition 20 the religious forces in Washing
ton and Will I am sure. be particularly
helpful to your Christian Endeavor work
He has a genial, attractive personality,
and is a speaker Of unusual force"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

DR.. Jordan, Of Persia. will address the
Presbyterian young people Tuesday after
noon. at 4:S0 o'clock, in the New York
Avenue Church. The presidents. mis-
sonary chairmen, and missionary treas
urers of Christian Endeavor societies are
expected to be present, as well as a large
number of other Endeavorers. The Pres
byterian young people Of this presbytery
support DR.. Lawrence In Persia, and DR..
Jordan will tell about the work Of Dr.
Lawrence.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and Z sts.
Ulysses 6. B. Pierce. minister 9l5 a. m. sun
day school aud Glass for ihe Comparative Study
Of Religion. 10 n. Unity Study Class. Il
a. m. morning service; sermon hy the minister.
30 p. m, Young Peoples Religious Union.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Berwyn has a fiourishing Junior Chris
tian Endeavor Society. of which the fol-
lowing are the officers; Superintendent,
Mrs. H. Roby; president, Leonard Fisch-
er: vice president, Wilbur Baughman:
secretary, Pauline Roby: treasurer, Hal
vOr BarrOWs Committee ChaiTmen: Look
out. Amy Beall; prayer meeting, Halvor
Barrows; missionary, David Hazard !;
flowers. Lester Keefauver; social. Wilbur
Baughman.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
Endeavorers Asked to Assist in As
sociated Charities Work.
DR.. Jordan 10 Tell Presbyterian
Young People OF Work I'm Persia.
Series of Travel Talks.

The Associated Charities committees
have asked the Christian Endeavorers of
the city TO assist them in doing some
copying. They have about fifty books to
be copied. They have some promises of
aid from Christian Endeavor societies.
and ask that societies and individuals as
sist in this work. Miss H. B. Haynes, Of
923 H street, has charge Of the work. 1t is
hoped the Endeavorers will help in this
matter.
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SPRING TRADE GOOD
Stock Depression Has No Eff
feet on General Business.
VIEW SLUMP WITH cALMNESS

Deliveries stiu slow, bat Are Im-
prOving-RailrOad Earnings show
Increase of Per Cent over First
Week I'm March Last Year-MOney
Rates still Remain High.
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Dun's weekly Review.

Dun's Review tomorrow will say.
Spring trade is making a most salts
factory comparison with the volume at
this time last year. except in a few sec
tions where the weather is still unfavor-
able. and mercantile collections improve
steadily, despite the high money market.
Commercial and manufacturing activi-
ties expand. regardless Of the severe
shrinkage in market values Of securities.
The decline in Wall street was most vio-
lent on Thursday, when the average Of
the sixty active railway stocks closed
$3.50 per share below the high record es-
tablished slightly over a year ago. There
was nothing in the business situation 20
explain the decentralization, and railway
earnings in the first week Of March were
So per cent larger than in 1906.
Leading industries have orders cover
ing production well into the future, espe-
cially cotton factories and steel mills,
while the output Of pig-iron when the
month opened was close to the largest
on record
High prices In the footwear industry
have checked placing Of contracts for fall
shoes at New England factories, some
ueCllle III prices OF hlueS anu ledthef en-
couraging buyers 20 delay in ordering
the finished product; but most mills are
still busy with spring goods. Traffic
conditions improve with the advancing
season and constant deliveries of much
needed rolling stock. Foreign commerce
at this port for the last week showed
a gain of $3.50, ,Ss4 in imports and a loss
of Sl,S43, o40 in exports, as compared with
the movements a year ago.
Money rates are high because OF great
demands in financing business beyond all
precedent Bank exchanges at New York
for the week were 123 per cent larger
than a year ago, while at other leading
cities there was an average gain OF 144
per cent
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are rs, against 215 last
week"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
Trolley to Kensinyto1

Via Rock Creek Bridges and PARKS the Zoo. Cheyy
Chase Circle and Lake. EveTy visitor 20 Washington
should see these beautiful suburbs Cars every Is
minutes from 18th 81. aud \. y, ave. Round tlE
tickets sc, az Fussels. liA y. y. ave. noI-u
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Miss SammOns treasurer of the Pres
byterian Christian Endeavor Missionary
Union, spoke at the meeting Of the Senior
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
OF the Covenant Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Mount Tabor Christian Endeavor Society
elected officers Monday evening. and they
will be installed about the first Sunday
in April. The officers are: President
Walter Gillian; vice president, Miss
Jessie Knott; recording secretary. Edgar
.C, Blackman; treasurer. Miss Bessie
Barnes; pianist Miss Jessie Knott: junior
superintendent, Mrs. Benjamin Woodruff: :
assistant Junior superintendent, Mrs. J. L
Litsinger. There are about thirty active
members of the society, and il has ap-
propriated about $50 to missions during
the past year, besides meeting the usual
expenses.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Miss Campbell. of Western Presbyterian
Church. who has been in mission
study class of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Church of the Covenant.
is organizing a mission study class in her
own society.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

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