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The Washington herald., 1908-03-21


ST ANDREWS CHURCH. 18th and Ccrcoran sts
nv Rev George Calvert Carter. n a. rector
Rev. Iesse X. BeckneH, Rev. William NJ. Pettis.
D. D.. eurates. Z % q. n. Holy Communion; II
a. m- morning prayer, litany. ard sermon p. m.
eTensong ana sermon. On first Sunday Of the
ncnth. Holy Comm onion az u a. m C2ntat2 By
choir. instead Of sermon az 5 ,. n
CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
| SIS ne. Rev. c. ;. Abbott and Rev. ". \.
Pierson. clergy Holy Communion. 80 a. N.
srseay school, 90 a. M; service and sermon, Il
a.
CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. C st.. between
Eth and lftE- Rev 4 T. MCAim. l. D.. rector.
Holy Communion. 6 a. m. Serviccs II a. H., !
and =. m Rev. Reese r. Alsop ID. D.. vii
preach at Il and 9. SUNDAY school. go and J.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Georretonu cor slst
and o SIS nv Rev James Il ~ Blake rector.
80 q. n. Holy Connunion so a n. Sunday
school and confirmation ciass. Il a m. fuu ssrT-
ice ana sermon by the rector. ) p n. confirmation
lecture. 30 p. n, evening prayer ard sermon By
the Rev Roland Cotton smith, D. D.
TRINITY CHURCH 81 and sts NV. ReT.
Richard p Williams. Rev. Lionel a. We. sun
day. 30. u. aad 8 Churchman'S League lecture.
Tuesday. p n. The ReaIuection and Ascen-
sion" DR.. Francis J. Hall q Chicago.
ST PAULs CHURCH. I'd st. near Washington
Charles II H0meEd. clerE5. Holy Communion.
80 and 10 a. N. Sunday school. SO a. n Morn
ing service ard sermon u a. m Confirmation IN
stEuction, ?. IN Choral eyensong and sermon.
p m Al seats free.
PR0-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE AsCEN-
SION. cor Mass and l2th nv. Rer J.
Henning Neins rector. Rev. Robert T. Browning
cguetc. a. M. holy Communion. II a. m
morning prayer and sermon by the rector 8 p.
n. eFening prayer and sermon b the rector.
Music: "Te Dsssm" stephens: magnidcat IN G,
MARKS; ~Nunc Dinittis." MARKS: anthem. The
King u Love Ms Shepherd Is shelley. Direc-
tor. Prof. Heinrich Hammer; soprano. Miss Flora
Jackson. alto. Miss Anna Brett: tenor Mr. A L
Simpson; bass. aiT. Arthur " Gardner.
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Rev. Mr.. Nelms. as responsible BY
canon law for the selection OF ''sceh
authorized hymns OF anthems as nre 20
be sung, and for giving order concert
ing the tunes to be sung at any fine In
his church.. is in charge OF alt musical
arrangements. In this capacity the rector
OF the Pro-Cathedral has invited the
assistance OF Mr.. Edgar Priest, organist
and choirmaster OF St Paurs Church.
Mr.. Priest has already done good work
In drafting voices from the Cathedral
open-air choir TO render this last tribute
OF respect and devotion from the diocese
10 its departed leader No other choir
was so near the bishop as the one which
always sang at the open-air services on
Mount 81. Alban. In a peculiar sense it
was Bishop Satterlee's o~n choir. There
fore are Mr. Priest and his fellow workers
well worthy OF the honor accorded them
O1ten have they sang together under
happier auspices, never with more heart
and soul than on Thursday next.
AT this service the offerings OF the do
cese for building the Bethlehem Chapel
Of the Nativity Will be received and sol
ennly offered TO Almighty God.
A similar service will be held az p. m.
at Epiphany Church. when Bishop Mack-
ay-Smlth wifi preach again the memorial
sermon Of the morning service. At this
service the Rev Mr. Blake. rector Of
Christ Church. Georgetown, with Rev
Mr.. Dudley. will conduct evening prayer.
the lessons being read BY Revs G. Z
Buck and @. c. Carter IL IS fully ex-
pected that DIR. McKim. the rector Of
Epiphany. will be present at the service
he being now on the Red Star liner, and
Is due In Washington Monday. lie will
be asked 20 say few words about Bishop
satterlee.
Like Bishop Anderson, the Rev 2. J.
Hall. d. D.. who is 70 deliver the Lenten
League lecture on Tuesday next, is from
Chicago, where he is instructor In dog
matte theology in the Western Theolog-
icai Seminary
The Rev. DR.. Reese F. Alsop is to be
the speaker at all the business peoples
monday Lenten services next week
The clericus met on Tuesday at DR..
Roland Cotton Smiths for the purpose
OF hearing Or. Reese 2. Alsop talk on
missions from The standpoint Of one who
had been on missionary tour OF in
spection around the world. Some OF his
descriptions were intensely real. and in
many cases pathetic. Tell the story OF
missions like that all over the country.
Dr. Alsop." said one OF the clergymen,
and you VIII solve all financial ques-
tons Men can't help giving when such
story Is told II touches all our hearts
and sets us all longing 20 help forward
the work so manifestly Gods work
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THE NEW NAVY"

Lecture by w. II. II. Smith at Ter
minal \. VI. c. A.
W. II. X. Smith. chief clerk OF the
Bureau Of Steam Engineering OF The
Navy Department, gave lecture on
The new navy at the Terminal T. NJ. c.
A. in the lecture-room Of the east end OF
the Union. Station last night.
with the aid OF 10 stereopticon pictures.
Mr.. Smith gave information on the sub
ject much discussed in Congressional cir
cles.
The progress of the navy and naval
architecture In the past 400 yesrs was
shown. Mr.. Smith also explained the diff
ferent classes and types of the vessels
OF the American navy, from its beginning
10 the establishment OF the models such
as are used in the present fleet under
Admiral Evans
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Announcement IS made that Rev.
Arthur Willis Spooner, Of Hackettstown.
y. j., has accepted the pastorate Of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church. Sixth and c
streets southwest, and win deliver MS
first sermon there the, second Sunday IN
May. 1t IS said the new pastor attracted
The attention Of members of the congre-
cation when he conducted a series Of
evangelistic services in the First PreSby-
terian Church, John Marshall place, last
winter. DR.. Spooner is a man OF ability
and is e hard worker.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAIINE n E. CHURCH. 9Th and P stS nx.
Rev. Charles =. Guthrie. pastor. SO a. n sun
day SchooL $50 ,. N. Epworth LeaEae. n. A.
Watson. leader; singing By large chorus Sermons.
II a. m and 80 ?. N Evening Elbiect. A Day
in Heaven. fourth OF a series Of special sermons
on The Next Life Seats free Strangers vel
come.
FOUNDRY n T.. CHURCH. 18th snd Church SIS.
nW Rev. Robert n Moore, ID. D.. pastor go
5. n. Sunday school II a. H.. preachin- bT the
pastor. ?. m. EVForth League. 5 p n. ad-
dress by Rev. David Russell Of South africa. for
men only address hy Dr Merrill L Gates in : 5
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAI. CHURCH nh ara
g stS nv Rev samuel r. Woodrou. D. D.
pastor. II a. m and r. m. public worship. with
sermons b. fastcr. The Perpetual Christ a
Questioning Lawyer. Music bT quartet and chorus
choir, led uy d.. J. W. Bischof. orgauist 30 a.
m, sunday school SIS ?. m.. Y. p. s. c. T.
MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th =. nv. Rev n Ross
Fish5lrn. pastor go a. H.. Sunday school Il
a. n., sermon by Prof. J. ". ChickerinE: subject
The Family- p m. Junior E1deavor. $50
p n. Senior Endearor- rs p n next sernon
by pastor in Mems Club course subject: a Mans
AusVsrzhle Question" AInsie By quartet A vel
IL
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th aoc o SIS C. r.
Nlnbigler. pastor SO a. L.. 5. s. II A. N.
What is Your Enrrucmenti' d n c. Z
,. H.. Is Life Worth LiTings7 Everybody wei
CONF
WEST WASHINGTON. sist and :. c. P. stesley.
pastor. Il Perteenstal Power" 30 How
Many Ways 20 He1renf' Dr. J. r. Straton Of
Baltimore every night next week, 30. Come
Z. HEz SWEM explains. He Threw Her Into a
snow-pile. Sunday night. s oc. Preaching, II a..
n. Chorus choir. ID BAPTIST CH AUDI
TORiUM, itb and VI ave Sc.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and zA
br. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching II a. H.. God
Griersd rs p m, Greater Than Greatest %
Baptism. 5. =, 30 g. n G. Z. 6sB ?. n
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCH,
New YORK are. II and 18Th IS Dr. Wallace Rad
ciine. pastor % A. m. public worship. sermon By
thn pastor 7a5 D. m Modern BOOK Of Ac1s.
Tie Harp Of one String" ESQ a. n Bible school,.
9:i5 q n. adult CLASSES go p m. Christian In
deavor Society.
THE CHURCH OF The COVENANT, Conn are,
\ and 18th SIS. Rev Charles Wood. D. D.. pas
tor. win oaEciate tomorrow az II a. N. and a. (
p n sunday school AZ 9-i5 a. n Christian In
deayor meeting al ,. m. Th=rsday eFeniaE AZ &
Mid-Week services
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ave. and oh St ne.
Rev. {. ?. WIes pastor. SeTuous at Il q. m.
Gods VIII the Chief Thing and az : 30 n u
a Gift Most Precious" Other Services as usual
All welcome
IL: G. Z. Butler s: Lonten services Tuesday.
so. address by Rev. c. T. Wiles. THURSDAY g.
by pastor School So c. T.. =
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

Nj. VERNON PLACE NJ L CHURCH SOUTH
crr. 9Th and SIS. NV. Rev. william frenct
Locke, pastor. Preaching. II a. r. and s p Il
bs the pastor sanday school $50 A. m I'D
worth League. p Every BODY Velootne-
ST. PAUL. SocoDd and 5 SIS. Nv. Rev. P. "
Jeffries. pastor. 80. Sunday school d M
Jurio- Epworth League. SO P NJ. EpNorti
League. il and 30 = n. sermons by the pastor
Thursday. - D n. rrayer ser7ice.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18Th ard Corcor1n SIS. Nv Rev.
Frank .SeEau. D. D.. pastor. VIII preach al II
a. m, The Hols Law O; Marriage and the Sin
q It's NiOlafiOn- sunday school. l2:5. D. N
lecture II. b. the ReT. Arthur Mercer. OF Balti-
more. on Religion IN the Poets: The Transition
a1d tha Hereafter ''-TFnnys0n Dongfell0W. &c
wednesday. 30. IN pastors study. Young People's
eonferruce- Friday. literary series omitted. owing
10 rasrc-ss ah=ssnrq
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MCCONNELL DISCOVERIES IN
Wit a l. r Q r C. e
FroVe a seIf-cure for al InvaIIdjsm

Mr. Mcconnell has proven that the production Of
ritsl power can be increased BY an invalid or old
person tc cure himself Of all cIOnc cisenses Pub
lic lecture daily at p. m and Wednesday ana
Saturday evenings az p. m. Further information
and htcratuTe can be secured al Offices COS Metro
potan Bank Building, sls Fifteenth street Phone
Main 6sla
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

sPIRTTUALISM. DO DISEMBODTED
Spirits Return After Death and Converse With
the Livirgi" Elder &. r.. Thompson VIII speak on
this stirring theme sunday evening. March - az
T;s5. in Memorial Church cor. l2th and N SIS. nv.
Seats free All invited
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RUN THE INITIAL CAR.
New Electric Line to Baltimore
Opens on April 1.

Opens on April 1.
II present indications are correct. the
new Washington. Baltimore and Annapo-
lis Electric Railway will be in operation
April ]. y car was run from Academy
Junction 10 Baltimore Thursday night.
and, according to an Official of the com
pany, everything worked all right
Power for the new line will be fur
nished by the Potomac Electric Company.
OF Washington, there being distributing
substations at Academy Junction. where
the branch 20 Annapolis leaves the main
line. and at the foot of Scott street in
. Baltimore.
Cars will be operated three DAYS pre-
vious TO the official "opening-up." to ac-
quaint conductors and motormen with the
road
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EPISCOPAL.

ST THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupont Circle
Clergy: Rev C. Ernest Smith, D. D.. D. G. l..
rector; Rev. J. G.. Ames. B. A.. and Rev. ". J.
Cox. B. D.. assistant clesgy
$40 a. n. Holy Communion.
liSo a. M. Service aad sermon by rector Subiec,
THE CATHEDRAL OF IS. PETER AND
PAUL. MOUNT ST. ALBAN"
$40 p n. Lecture on Church Doctrine and Bible
Truth -
500 D. m Service AMI sermon by Rev w. J. Cox
Daily evening service. O'Clock. with address on
'penifcnfial Palms"
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 18Th and L SIS Ulysses
c. B. PlsFre. minister. s,s5 Sunday school Class
FOR Comparative Study Of Religion. and Unity
Study Class II. morning serYice: sermon b. the
minister. % p n, Young Peoples Religious
Union The rublic cordially invited 20 al seryices
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

.-MoSoPoLY AND PRIVILEGE" sUBJECF or
addrvss by Mr.. W. D. Mackenze, 81 p n.
Pythian Temple. l9l2 sth st. nv. Free seats
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The Largest Morning CIrcuIation,

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon sts
bona fde circulation-a circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital. It's books are
open.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH Service with
sermon. BY T. D. Power. II. .'Benning and the
Citys Morals" 80 The Model Prayer" s. s.
40 q = f.sn
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH,
Scottish Rite Hall. lBI 6 81. NV. SerTices. II a.
II. and ! 20 p m. Subject Of morning lecture By
BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN,
Truth TIE Only Road 70 Liberty" Subject of
erening lecture bv MISS MARTHA l. VAN
VOAST. Judge kighte0lsly. Miss Edith Pick
ering sOloist- Testimonial meeting Wednesday
eTguing az ! 80. seats free. All invited
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II is unfortunate that the chjec- OF the
committees appeal for funds 10 build the
SatteTlee memorial has been entirely mis-
understood by many people. Hearing Of
a Bethlehem memorial chapel they un-
naturally assumed that what was con-
tempiated was the building OF another
small place OF worship like the Little
Sanctuary. and being unable 10 see just
what use such a chapel could be put to
they were not at all enthusiastic about
the committees memorial plans. The
truth is that the Bethlehem Chapel OF the
Nativity is an integral part of the build
ing itself-One Of the courts OF the tenn
pie. II is that part which will cover the
cornerstone laid with such eclat and
amid such auspicious surroundings by
Bishop Satterlee himself on September
% last The special reason for the adOp-
ton OF this chapel as Bishop Satterlee' $
memorial is the fact that his body is
finally TO rest under the Bethlehem al
tar at its east end, and that to begin
here the building OF the great church was
his expressed desire and intention.
At this meeting two committees were
appointed. one a ways aD1 means COM
mittee which should be In the first in
stance a memorial committee to set for
ward the plans for the Satterlee memo
rial. and which consists OF Cancns Hard
ing and Bratenahl. Mr.. c. c. Glover. Gen.
John NJ. Wilson, Mr. T. Hyde. Col. Trues-
dell and Dr. w c. Rives, and the other
provisional committee consisting of
Canon Bratenahl. Col. Truesdell. and Mr.
Hyde. 10 care for the ground and build
ings on Mount ST. Alban, just as Bishop
Satterlee formerly cared for them.
In the last issued schedule OF Bishop Sat
terlee's proposed visitations' there was
a provision for an anniversary service to
be held at the Pro-Cathedral on March 25.
the festival of the annunciation. the serv-
Ice being the conlmemoration of the con-
secration of Bishop Satterlee. twelve years
before as a bishop In the Church Of God.
Alas, the proposed anniversary service is
TO be an in memoriam service. For II
great preparations are now being made
at the Pro-Cathedral The Holy Com
lnunion will be celebrated at .. m.
oy the rector. Rev. J. Henning Neims. as
sisted by Canons Bratenahl and Devries.
AT the great memorial service following.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, lssh and L sts ~
hsT John Van Schsiek, T.. pastor. II A. n.
morning serTice. so D. H.. Tesper service. SIS
q n. snndav .caoo- - p. "a. Y. 2. G. q.
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OCCULT RESEARCH

THE SOLAR CIRCLE. THE OrDrsr oc5,,-r-
order IN the world and hitherto ;nac,eSsi, : - =.
oienea Ter Students Apply 5. VIYAR. Wssbinr.
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only ten cents week. delivered al
your ooor-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald Phone Main sso0
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

VtAI - IAb koOTERIC CENTER. I4Is . s.. L.
ILIe SUNDAY evening s:I5 FREEDOM nv
,,5 1hc La- wednesday. SIS. THE GREAT
HEART OF TIE UNIVERSE - T55-- - -.
sophicsl works Strangers yyeIr,r-,o5 - l--''-
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and IS nv. Services: sunday, Il N and s
?. m,
Subject NATTER 80
Sunday school. u a. M wednesday evening meet
ing. O'Clock. Public cordially invited. AL seats
free Free reading rOom. gu Colorado Building.
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which VIII begin promptly at H. morning
prayer Will be said by Rev A S. Johns.
rector OF Christ Church. and Rev. DIT.
Herbert s. Smith. rector Of st. Nsrga-
ret's. the sermon being read by Rev. DR..
c. Ernest Smith The Holy Communion
service will be celebrated by Archdeaccn
Williams. with DIR. Roland Cotton Smith
as epistler. and DIR. r. II. McKim as
gospeler, Rev. Messrs. Howden and Grit
nth assisting.
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THEOSoPHY.

CAPITAL CRY BRANCH. Pytbian T,m,,. ,og
sh $. sunday. D. m. sddress by Dr. ". ".
BaseT On The Atonement and Res1rrec4ion
Pubic welcome. LihraTJ az la7 6 nv
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OTHER SERVICES.

BUSY PEOPLES SHORT LENTEN SERVICES,
each Week day. ezcept SATURDAY. p O'Clock closing
az rs sharp Epiphany Church 6 ST. between
18th and 18th stS. under suspices Washington Cnsp-
ters Brotherhood q ST. Andrew Speaker for
next Week: Monday 10 Friday inclusive Rev
Reese +. Alsop. d. d. 81. AIMS. Brooklyn. y. y.
EveTybocy welcome. Al seats free
ROBERT DOWNING. THE CONVERTED ACTOR.
VIII SPEAK at series Of eTznEelssfic Services Py-
than Temple sh 81. near Mass. ave NV one
week. couDencng Sunday morning. March . 1915
az Il o'ciock- Worke-s- Rev. Frank Hall Phosbs
Han Luttren. Sarah Hau. Rev George Bslckler
ard others Come and bring Neg songs q fhs
GOSPEL No 2 Meetings pan-sectarzn and inter
denouin1tf0czl
TIE YOUNG wOAsEN's CHRISTIAN AsSOCIa-
tiou vessr service Sunday - win be coducted
hg Mrs Charles p. wiles. There VIII be special
muse
CENIREL UNION MISSION. sn LOUISIANA
ave. se-Tices IN auditorium az l0-1o a. ns Con-
Terts class meeting az p. n Aurivsrsary sorr-
ICES Nh Z 7. ClaEtou. p n Evening services
in aiditorium a. % T. n Address ~ Hon
Francis J. Garrett member Of Congress from
Tennessee
GOSPEL MISSION. IzO Pa- zre Niss Eta Il.
Gibson. the gospel eTaugelist VIII both SPEAK ans
sing ever night, I'D; Sunday. and D n Free
sunday night Serrice from 70 &
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Rev. Father w. G. Scanlon. o. p. Of
the Dominican House Of Studies preached weanez-
day evening in the Church Of the HOLY Comforter
filing the place Of Rev. Father w D. Noon. q p
who called from town on account os the serious
illness Of his mother.
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BPISCOPALIAN NOTES
Confirmation Services in
Washington Churches.
sATTERLEE MEMORIAL FUND

Appeal for Money 10 BufId BethIe-
hem Chapel Wins Hearty Response.
Anniversary Service Planned by
Bishop for This Sunday VIII Be
Conducted mt Pro-Cathedral.
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Tuesday evening Lenten sermons will
be by the following: Rev. Father Francis A. Ton
d0rl. 5. j.. Of Georgetown University. win preach
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thousands Attend Funeral
of William P. Whyte.
CHURCH CROWDED TO DOORS

Noted Men from All Walks of Life
Pay Last Tribute TO Aaryland's
Roosevelt Send FIowers-No serv-
ices at Home-City offices Closed.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUsCHER-s. lea
Com ave. a. D. r. address by Mss Ea,rpa
SsSyi sllo9ec1- Prayer. Daily noon meeting and
Wednesdays. at s d n at Lean ana T--1sf F-iis-
ins, cor z and 9Th Public izrited
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS sEArON WILL GIVE TAL6 AT HER
c1leeS sN llih 81 (eor- I -. sunday 4 &C.,
olsolecl; Healing Others Public i-rited ps
tents treated weekdays. Telephone n. S5I
Alaska sentinel., 1908-06-25
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NEW LAW PROTECTS
 OKLAHOMA DEPOSlToRS

Guthrie, Okla, May 23.-Within one hour of the time H. H. Shock, Oklaho- ma banking commissioner, had taken charge of the International Bank of Colgate he had authority to pay the depositors in full, though the bank S cash and available funds in other banks fell s22,O00 short of the total amount of deposits. The commission CT was enabled to do this under the operation of the new banking law, and this is the first time it has been called into use.
 Under the operation of the guaranty banking law in Oklahoma, tax of per cent is levied upon the available annual deposits of all state banks and the money thus raised is used in pay ment in full of all depositors of an insolvent state bank after the funds have been exhausted.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-06-25
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WHY vICT0RINE BALKED

When the Ransoms decided to break ground for their new home, 1t was dis covered that the turf was so solid that 1t could be broken only by the blow, SC Napoleon Lazotte was engaged to at tend to the matter. LaZotte, however, was much in demand for all kinds of odd jobs, so on the appointed day, al- though he appeared with his horse and blow, both of which he was willing to rent for the day, he explained that he himself had business elsewhere that would keep him busy for several hours
 The blow worked well, but within half an hour after Napoleon's depar- ture the horse came to a standstill, and refused to budge. Headings and threats were of no avail. Half dozen different persons essayed to start her, but seemingly the stubborn nag had taken root for all time.
 When Lazotte returned at noon Mr. Ransom reproached him for. the mares behavior.
 Dose Victorine," explained Lazotte, plausibly, lees lonesome for som con- versasione hon hees hown tongue. Be- hol', monsieur. You mus talk to beem all de taime, jus lak dis. Me, will show you. But me. I'll am ave de mis- fortune to be busy for desc whole day. But take heart, I leave you ma ylc- torine, an ees tole you jus how for talk to dose 'orse. Attendez, monsieur.
 Hey" yelled Lazotte, suddenly seizing the reins. Wat for you ees sit down hon top yourself hal, day? Wat for you ees mak shame for me? Cad up, you son of som muskrat! Wat you soppose I'll am bought you for? Wat for you soppose buy for you hall dose hoat, dose hay. dose harness? For you to sat down lak hoptoad? Mais non, ma Victorine. Eet ees for you to tr-r-rot, to r-r-r-ron, to gallope- gallope, I say! Tiff up dose laig, dose hoof dose tail! Max hon yourself som hump. Ron, r-r-r-ron! Hey. hey! hey!
 "Behol', monsieur" said Napoleon, lowering his voice and handing the reins to the renter of the horse, as Victorine came to life and moved of, "you talk to heem jus lak dat-you got no more troub', assure you"