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The Washington herald., 1908-03-07


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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CoSGREGATIoNAL CHURCH. lo,h an4
sts nv. Rev. Samuel Il. Woodrow. D. D.. pas
Tor. a. m and 3 D M. public worship. with
sermons By the pastor "Childhood and manhood o..
The skilled mechanic" Music By quartet and
chorus choir, led by Dr. J. ". Bischof. oIgznist
so q n. Sunday school: 6:i5 p. Il. Y. P. 5
C. E
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia rDad and 18th 81 NV The pastor. Rev
81 Ross Flshb-rn. VII preach al II and As
Morning subject. Pay as you go:- evening. d-sc
n series under auspices q the Mems Club.
subject A mans obedience 80 a. n sunday
school, p m. Junior EndeaVoT; SO 2. n
Senior EndeaF0r. Music by quartet A welcome
for all
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SURPRISE TO PASTOR.
DIR. MacLeOd's Return to Find FRS
PreSbyterinn Church RedecOrHted.

DIR. MacLeod's Return to Find First
Presbyterian Church RedecOrHted.
Members of the First Presbyterian
Church, John Marshall place. have de-
cided 10 honor their pastor. Rev. D. c
Macleod, upon his return from three
months tour through the Holy Land. by
giving the old historical church a gen.
eral brushing Up.
DR.. Macleod is due to return about
April II.
Rev DR.. Sunderland. for half a century
and Rev. De Witt Talmage for four years.
were pastors Of the church During Dr.
Sunderiapd's pastorate there were many
of our countrys great men who wor-
SHIPPED in this old church. Among these
We're Presidents Pierce, Buchanan, Grant,
Lincoln, and Cleveland.
All the contracts for decorations have
been let The main auditorium with its
new Easter dress WI be again ready for
worship on the third Sabbath In April
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The Epworth League OF Hamiine NJ. E.
Church has completed the organization
of a choir club among the young people
of the church and their friends. They
have been fortunate in securing as d.
rector Miss Ida +. ONeil, one Of the
best known singers Of the city. who is
TO give the choir club an hours rehearsal
each Saturday evening.
The choir club also furnishes the music
for the devotional services of the ED
worth League each Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock. Any young person more than
fifteen years Of aSe, and possessing the
necessary musical qualifications is eligi-
BILE FOR membership. The club has held
its first regular meeting, and starts out
with a membership Of fifty. There are
some ten additional applications which
will probably be accepted at the next
meeting
Hamline Epworth League has the repu-
tation Of being one Of the strongest Ep-
worth Leagues in the Washington dis
trict, and with the assistance OF Miss
O'Neil, who has been successful in organ
izing and training young people along
musical lines, the club gives every
promise Of becoming u popular organiZa-
ton.
Officers of the Club.
The officers OF the choir club are Waldo
Clark. president; Miss Ida F. O'Nef di-
rector; Ira o. Tweedy, secretary; Milton
NJ. Thorne. treasurer These officers, to-
gether with the president OF Hamllne
Epworth League. E. r. Rochester. and
E. S. Brashears Miss Ethel v Benton.
Miss Ethel r. Skeene and Edwin Allan
Swingle, form the executive committee.
The following is a list Of the charter
members: Miss Lulu G. Adams, James V.
Baker. Mrs. NJ. G. Baugher. Miss NJ G.
Benner. Miss Ethel V Benton. Miss Lii
Ian Benton. Mr. II. I. Benson. Mrs f
s Brashears, William L. Cavender, Waldo
Clark, Miss Edna DonOhue, Miss Gwen
dolyn DOnohue. NJ L. Eichelberger. w.
J.. Evans. Miss Gertrude Frazier. Miss
Nellie l. Frazier, Albert a. Henderson.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. 4. Gammons. Miss
Edith Gotwalls. n. p. Goulder. Miss Lima
Huber Miss Eta Jackson. Miss Mar
garetta Jackson. Miss Adele Kelley. Miss
Bessie Kisner. DR. II. NJ levitt. a. W
Lawson. Miss Irene p. Landrum. Miss
Bessie ,. Locke, Miss Florence NInlfken,
Miss Grace Meyer, Harold w. Nichols,
Miss Julia Parks Miss Lena G. Reed
Miss Nell D. Reed. Mr.. c. ". Shaver.
Miss Ruby c. Shaver. Miss Ethel r.
Skeene, Edwin Allan Swlngle. Charles B.
Tanner. Miss Ada Thomas. Il b. Thomas
Milton NJ Thorne Mrs NJ P. TwitchelI
Miss Fannie Tysinger. Ira O. Tweedy.
Miss Alva Wegenast, Miss May Wegenast.
and Miss Katherine Williams.
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The subject viii be The church and the
higher criticism" Trinity Church has
been selected for the place Of delivery.
The Bishop Claggett Club held its de-
layed February meeting in Trinity Par
ish Hall last Monday. The president.
Rev. f. B. Howden. was in the chair.
The death OF Bishop Satterlee was so
much in the minds OF the members that
they had no heart for the usual paper.
and were glad to hear Rev. W. J. D..
Thomas tell the sad yet glorious story Of
their bishops closing hours Among
those present were Rev. Messrs- Q. S.
Abbott, jr. G. c. Carter, J. ". Clark.
G. F. Dudley, H A. Griffith. c. E Buck.
G. c. Graham, William NJ. Pettis, and
William T. Snyder.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y l. ave, II and 18th 81. Or. Wallace Radclire
pastor II q. m, public worship sermon b the
pastor; IS D. m. Modern Book Of the Acts-
The Blind Mans Hymn" ESQ a. m. Bible school +;
95 a. IA, adult classes; 20 ,. n. Christian En-
deaFor Society.
BETHANY CHAPEL. 18th and c sts nv. Sunday
school AZ 3, EdUard Taring supt-; Christian En-
deror at :. Preaching az 8 BY Res. Zed H Copp.
Topic: The decline and fall OF alcohol" sDecial
rusic by chorus choir Come
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Com. are.
and 18th sts. Rev. Charles Wood. D. D. pas
tof, VII 0ficiate tomorrow at II a. n. and az 4
p n. Sunday school at .S a. II. Christian En-
deaEor meeting az p. n Thursday evening. Al E.
mid-geek services.
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Indians Delight Roosevelt.

One Of President RoOsevelt's visitors
yesterday morning was Ne-kah-wah-she.
tun-kah. chief OF the wealthy Usage
tribe, of Oklahoma. The chief with the
long name was accompanied by several
other warriors of the same tribe. some OF
whom speak English fuently The Presi.
dent had a long talk with them. inquiring
especially as TO the manner in which
indians used 20 shoot bufaIoes with ar
rows. and leave the animals to be skinned
BIZ the sQUaWs.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corcoran stS. Nv. ms
Rev FRANK SEWALL. ID. D.. pastor. VIII
pleaeh az Il q m. The disturbed city" Sunday
school. l2l5. ,. n lectures b. the Rev. Ar
THUR MERCER. Of Baltimore. on Religion in
p0etu, ]. Marriage. lore and the home
Illustrations from Teanyson ard CoFentrv patraere
ard Others All are invited "Wednesday IN uas-
tors srudy az 80. DlstOT's Y P c1nferencs or
the "iaGcer Of life. Fridsy. IN church. rs 2.
H.. htsuy a.. leaves cf healing from TIE
Divine Word free tua- ,jbrzry Of The writings OF
sWedenborg ard the periodicals. and literature q
the New Church In the Vestry. Free tracts IN the
regTifrfa
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ut. VERNON PLACE N. E. CHURCH SOUTH
cor eth and SIS. Nv. Rev. william Frenc1
Locke. pastor. Preaching az II a. n and ?. N
by Rev. J. W Dufey. ID. D.. Sunday school s.1
a. n: EpNOr;h League. : ?. n Everybody vel
come
ST. PAUL. "a snd SIS. nv Rev. P. "
Jefries pastor $50 q. H.. Sunday school, 3 and
go EDTurth Leagues II a II. and 80 2. n.
"T-NACCONPI TSWFD AIMS 90
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RESTS IN MOUNT oLIvET.

Funeral of Francis Carroll Mating
" Was Held Yesterday.
Funeral services for Francis Carroll
Mattingly- who died Thursday morning.
will be held at 10 o'clock this morning.
from st. Patricks Church. Interment
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Solemn requiem mass VIII be celebrated
BY Rev. Father MeGuigan. The pail
bearers VIII be John A Gross. c. NJ
Marshall. and T. F. Edmunds. OF the As
ISOLATED Press; Edwin Ryals. ". H. At
kins, and Victor Haugard, OF the Wash
ington Post and James B. Archer, r.,
J. c. MattiDgly. and George c. Aukarn,
Of the Washington Bar Association.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. PASTOR J. G. BUTLER n
m. REV. c. II. BUTLER az 80 D. II Ths IN
churched, especially unchGrcked Lutherans. in
vited- No rented pews.
KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ave. and 9Th s. ne
Rev. g. +. Wies. pastor Preaching a. i and
80; Sunday school az 80: Junior and Senior
Christian Endeavor al and % p n seats free
All welcome
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OTHER SERVICES.

GOSPEL MISSION. 30 Pa ave. Prison Evanrp-
list" Ward. Of Chicago. VIII speak. ard Miss Bes-
sic J. Sias q the Rush Han Training school.
viii sing TONIGHT Mr. Ward VII also speak
at II a. m. Sunday. Ms. Fred Beal AZ n n
Free Sunday night supper. p N Mr.. T. Z.
Phillips. Of New YORK. VII speak at s. Gospel
services Very night. Z 20 O'Clock.
CENTRAL UNION MISSION. So Ia aye
Hon. ". 5. Beunet Of New York. VIII speak
II auditorium at p.
go a. m. Bible study.
go ?. N. converts meeting. Mr. Allen Wood
IN charge.
5 2. N. ladies' auxiliary. Ms. ". q Ramsey
IN chsrEr.
Y. v. c. A. Nesper service Sunday a. 80 T. n
~ - and T SIS. Address By d. John We'd
les. Co-net solo by Miss Grace Beelman- Social
hour
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and SIS. c. r.
Winbigler. pastor $50 a m. sunday school; II
a. m. Does God lore menf' : ?. n. Christian
EnceaFor; p. m, "Emmanuel-" Everybody wei
come
T. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS: "A Live Mar n q
HcsTse, " Sunday night 5 oc Preaching. Il a. m
Chorus ehoir; free pcws- I'd BAPTIST CH.
AUDITORIUM lth and Va are Sc.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and SIS
Dr. J. j. Muir pastor Preaching II A. n rs
p n. Greater than solomon Sunday school,
80 q. m. Christian EndeaFor s.s5 % n
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANILINE n &. CHURCH. Eth and sts nv
Rev. Charles E. Guthrie, pastor. 90 a. m-. sun
day school. 10 ?. m. Epwoyth League. with larg
chorus; preaehing Il g. n and % p. m. by ths
pastor. Evening subject second in series o. ser
mons on The next he-The fear q the futur,
and how 20 lose IL Seats free. Strangers vel
The Washington herald., 1908-03-07

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. Its books are
open
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PRISON EVANGELIST HERE.
Rev. w. a. Ward tc Speak Twice Mt
Gospel Mission.

Rev William A. Ward Of Chicago. wen
known as the prison Evangelist Will
speak at the Gospel Mission. 1230 PennsyI-
vania avenue, this evening at o'clock.
and tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
His narratives OF work among. prisoners
in various institutions and especially
among the contract prisoners in the mines
and quarries Of the South are interesting.
At the Saturday night service Miss Bes-
sic J. Sias, of the Rush Hall Training
School, Will sing. On Sunday evening at
3 o'clock. Mrs. Fred Beal Of Mississippi,
will speak.
The free Sunday night supper service
Will be held from 10 s o'clock. At the
latter hour, Thomas E. Phillips, Of New
Hamburg. win speak
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupont Circle
Clergy. Rev. c. Ernest Smith. D. D., d. C. l.
rector; ReY. ]. G. Anes. 3. A., and Rev ". J.
Cox. b. D.. assistant clergy
500 a. m. Holy Communion.
II 90 a. m Service and serrnca By rector Subject
THE POOL OF BETHESDA"
500 .. n Lecture by rector on CHURCH DOC
TRINE AND BIBLE TRUTH
500 2. n Service and sermon by Rev. ~. J. Cox
Daily evening service. O'Clock. with address %
''Penitential Psalms"
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D stS ne Rev.
George A Miller. pastor. Morning. service. sermon
by F. d. Power; evening. Life of Christ" f.
teenth sermon ir the seriez
VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service and sermon
hy Rev. George A Miller Il a. m 80 the pastor
on The Lords PRAYER" Sunday school so:
Christian Ensearor SO
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MCCONNELL DISCOVERIES in
Wit a l. = Q r C. e
Provo 3 seIf-oura for aII InvaIIdisn,.

Mr.. Mcconnell has proven that the production Of
vital power can be increased by invalid or old
person to cure himself of all chronic diseases Pub
nc lecture daily at p. m. and Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at D. M Further information
and literature can be secured at Offices COS Metro
politan Bank Building sl3 Fifteenth street 'Rhons
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

THE UNPARDoNABLE SIN: WHO HAS COM
MITTED Trf'' Evangelist h c. RuSseils theme
Sunday. March G. 10 = n. MEMORIAL
CHURCH. cor. " and i2lh SIS. NV. WRITTEN
QUESTIONS SOLICITED. ALL. WELCOME.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner IAN and SIS
Ulysses c. p. Pierce. minister. s.s5 a. M Sunday
school. Class for Comparative Study Of Religion
and Unity Study Class; II, morning service. ser
mon by the minister; Z 20 p. n. Young Peoples
Religious Union The public invited % all services.
rlhT-2t
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GIFT from MrE. Ru.seu sare-

New York, March 6.-The Kruger and
Firemen's Memorial Fund was increased
to-day by $500. the gift OF Mrs. Russell
Sage. The fund now amounts to sii SIS. 2e
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Bishop VIII Officinte.

Bishop Gravatt. Of West Virginia, is
expected 70 preach and administer the
apostolic rite OF confirmation IN the
Church of the Advent, Second and L
streets northwest. tomorrow morning.
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THE0SOPHT.

CAPITAL CITY PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
PythiAn Temple. I'd floor. s o n. address on
The law Of karma" BY Hon Stenhen u. p =
rish. q Kentucky TIE public cordially invited
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR EVENTS
Several of the Unions Hold In
portant Weekly Meetings.
Encouraging Reports Made by Off
cers-SDIendid Progress Shown
in All Capital Branches.

The last regular monthly meeting OF
the Christian Endeavor Union was held
Monday evening last at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. At this
meeting a series of committee conferences
was arranged for and carried out success
fully The prayer meeting and music
committee conference was conducted by
Miss Florence King. superintendent of
the music department; lookout committee,
by Mr.. Harry F. Lerch, superintendent
of the extension department; the mission
ary committee, by Miss Flora L. p.
Johnson, superintendent OF the mission
airy department, and officers Of committee
conference by Mr.. Ray S. Gehr. vice
president These conferences were well
planned and attended.
The GaIbraith A. NJ. E Society reports
the following newly elected officers:
President, Mr.. J. Saunders; vice presi-
dent, Thomas Hawkins; secretary. Miss
V. Lane, and delegate TO the Christian
Endeavor Union, Mr.. Anderson
The First Baptist Christian Endeavor
Society. under the leadership OF William
A. Dayton, jr., president, reports a win
ter of successful work and service. Many
new members have recently been added
TO the rolls One feature of this society
is the fact that it has an organized choir,
which is helpful TO the services and
usually gives a special selection at each
meeting. This society has recently taken
charge of the evangelistic work at the
Central Union Mission, on the first Tues
day evening OF each month. At the last
meeting held March 3, the attendance
was large and the meeting interesting.
An echo meeting Of the Methodist Prot
estant Union Rally held in Baltimore,
February and z, was held by the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the First Meth
odist Protestant Church OF this city last
Sunday evening. The meeting was ad-
dressed by the following speakers: Mrs.
Clark, of Congress Street Methodist
Protestant Church, on relief committee
work; II. c. Grimes, president Of the
Methodist Protestant Union, on the work
of the prayer meeting committee; Miss
Frances Rowe, of the First Methodist
Protestant Church, and the social COM
mittee work; Mrs. Truitt, on junior work,
and Miss Annie Rowe, on the loyalty OF
the Endeavorers to their church and pas
tor. The junior choir of the First Meth
odist Protestant Church rendered several
selections. On Monday evening next this
society will hold a business and social
session.
The North Carolina Methodist Protes-
40 Cl1~fe4to-, - -.
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UNIvERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and L sts nv.
Rev. John Van Schaick. r.. pastor. i O'Clock.
morning service ''Tle New Testament miracles: 20
40 p n, TeSpsr service; s:s5 a. n. SUNDAY
school: 30 n m Y Z. c l.
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Sunday evening by George L. Chanler,
of the citizenship department, who ex-
tended 10 that society the greetings OF
the union. He viii also visit the Faith
Chapel Society tomorrow evening.
The Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant
Christian Endeavor Society was visited
last Sunday evening by Zed H Copp. su-
perintendent Of the citizenship depart
ment
The Calvary Baptist Christian En-
deavor Society will send delegate from
that society to the young peoples mis-
sionary movement convention, at Pitts
burg, next week. Miss Irma Brashears.
who has some thought of going to the
mission fields, will represent this society
at this time. The Sunday school OF Cal
vary Baptist Church has also selected a
delegate, Miss Julia Stickney. who has
spent many years Of mission work in
India
On last Tuesday evening the Christian
Endeavor Union gave a lecture on From
coast to coast which was well at
tended, at the Odd Fellows Hall. The
lecture was well illustrated by stereopti-
con slides, many Of which were taken
specially for the occasion. Many of the
societies were represented by large dele
cations. It is the desire OF the union to
have as prompt a return as possible of
the outstanding tickets. Societies will
make returns to Mr.. Ray S. Gehr, at the
Christian Endeavor headquarters, in the
Bond Building.
The secretary OF the union Is oompiI-
ing a record sheet and letter to be sent
the presidents of the societies for the
purpose Of obtaining the correct names
and addresses OF the officers and commit
tee chairmen, and other statistics which
are of vital interest 10 the Christian En-
deavcr Union. Upon the receipt OF this
sheet the societies are requested TO return
promptly.
The delegates from the union 10 the
young peoples missionary movement will
leave here Monday for Pittsburg. Miss
Flora L. P. Johnson. superintendent OF
the missionary department, and Miss
Nina Urner, who viii go as represent
ative Of the junior department, are the
delegates.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

DEMOCRACY subject Of address by Rev James
H Keeler, a. ?. n, Pythian Temple, lol2 9th
81. NV. Free seats
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SPERITUALISaI.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple. lElZ sth
81 nv I'd hoo-l- AIr- Edgerly and Mrs. Ripple
ministers Lecture SUNDAY. 2. n, followed by
splrit messages and tests Se4ncs Thuseaay p
m. 42 81 s.. M Edgery. Mr. LOnEly ard
Alrs. Stephens Uin give messages and rsadings AL
iocai u-eiiuuns invited
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CHOIR CLUB FORMED
League of Hamline Church
Takes Prompt Action.
MISS oNE1L THE DIRECTOR

Organization Holds It's First Reg
ular Meeting and Starts Out with n
Membership of Fifty-0ne OF the
Strongest EDwOrth League So
cieties In the Capital of the Nation.
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MEMORIAL TO BISHOP
Servicesin Pro- -Cathedraland
Epiphany Churches.
WILL BE HELD ON MARCH 25

Proposition TO Erect Bethlehem
Chapel of the Nativity at Cathe-
dral Close in Remembrance of Sat
terles-BishoD Mackay-Smith Is to
Preach EuIOgy of Colleague.
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Only ten cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RACSCHER-S. II1
Conn ave. Al p. n address b Ms Sarah
Crosse. Cf Boston Subject. Spiritual srpply %
DAILY noon meeting and Wednesdays st D N a
Loan and Trust Bldg. cor. + and 9Th SIS Public
invited
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The North Carolina Methodist Protes-
tant Christian Endeavor was visited last
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY,

ORIENTAL EsOTERIo CENTER. ~, o. La
t-re Sunday evening SIS '-Seifsac-ifce:'' Tedaes
Gay. sd5. How % increase tie nerve forcs %
Library philosophical works St-angsrs Welcomed
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The GaIbraith A. NJ. z. Society reports
the following newly elected officers:
President. Mr.. J. Saunders; vice presi-
dent, Thomas Hawkins; secretary Miss
V. Lane, and delegate TO the Christian
Endeavor Union, Mr.. Anderson.
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CHRIsTIAN sCTENCF.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, EtA
and r SIS. ms. Services. Sunday, Il 4 N ard
?. n
Subject: Man"
Sunday school. Il a. n wednesday eTsninz
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free Free reading room. s1l Colombo Bldg
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH,
Scottish Rite Han, loC7 G s.. NV. Services. u a
n and 30 q N Subject OF mOrning lecture cy
Bishop OLIVER C. SABIN
Mans dominion" Subject of erening lecture bv
Miss MARTHA Z VAN VOAST. TO the s-irit
unfolding al things new" Miss Edith Picker
Inc. soloist- Testimcnial meeting Weinesday even
Ing az : 30 Seats free. Al invited.