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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-03
EW ! E ] TENS | u
OF The EEK ]
Another Brick Building has been
Completed n Underwood /.
New Drug Store.
J DoI|gIde|n observer.
One lone Demo ocratic vote was
cast,in the recent election here.

w
I ! cast III the recent election here.
Pence cameS down from
i Minot Saturday for a visit with
his brothers and sisters here.
Misses Christa and Glendola.
Pence acc mpained him back to
Minot on Monday for a few days
stay: 4. III
Alexander Bonenko and Miss
DaTie Jued edenko were married last
Sunday by Justice Bolin, w lE'. r.
! Costello and e. w. Colvin acting.
as witnesses The couple will
live on farm about five miles
eaet of TOW ..
There is talk Of a celebration
here on july II, this being the
second anniversary of the estab-
lishment of Dogden on the 500
t1f course We ought lebrate.
Fred Sukunl N, Fred Occenteu-
10 and .Jerenia i Boy yenko return
4ed Tuesday from : trip to Morton
county whore they all filed on
land. & aT
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Benedict Banner.

Bened dictswas we'll represented
at the polls yesterday at Great.
stones We believe that the. man
who win drive eight miles for an
portnnity to exercise this priv
ilegssIi sIis more patrio otic than the
man who fires otf q cannon crack
is on ths 81 of sJuly 4 8 !. i Il,
Gottffied Johnson, assisted BY
snry iurray has fenced IN q
Il II - stinEts of 100 acres on his farm,
Il 4. milss east of town.
fiye repub blican and one
xlones demo atic M was the re-
B u ansatato one yssterday
sensy Az Il gaVe 81 2 Benediot y their
primary
tior lsl ltlsat IN Y nesday, shows
II 4 8 q lb!iig 3, victory il il
|lIl sis pounty second
EIllli goknson and Lit tied tor
TsS
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Horses Stolen.

Last Friday afternoon q man
named Henry johnson came to
town from NJ. Spangberg's place
southeast of town. He was rid
ing q horse and went to
Robert Cotton,s livery barn
and left the animal and asked for
q team, saying he was going to
make 9. trip to the eastern part Of
Burleigh county. He got the
team, and being joined by q
woman, started out Of town, and
neither the couple, nor the team
have been seen since. The name
of the woman VI is not known, but
she was Of medium size and
weighed about l25 pounds. John
son is . Norwegian, light com
plexion, and weighs about l9O
pounds. fss
The team was couple. Of bay
geldings, and the buggy had Cot
tons Livery 7 painted upon the
sides. Cards have been gotten out
describing the parties and pro-
perty, and q reward Of $3.50 is
offered, for the arrest and convict
ion of the mar wv ilton News.
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Rllsoll ReeorId.

Miss Minnie Thonip nipson and
sBsrnice Branhagen .of Harvey ar-.
rived on Tuesdaay for 3 two weeks
visit al the home off 4 lIr. and Mrss
loe. 6.
The Rnso Giant were taken into.
camp by The Max ball team I at Max
lat Sunda to the tune of " Z stos7 (;
The game from start to finish was
a 'littls5c comedly y of ferrors 8 Anoth-
'er game Sbetwee tie same teams
3sill pfpb bably ~ play yed et Az I Is
during their cond AHHl nv;
icsleb ation| J Juiy IS e and a
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90 score Of 9,to 10. Hedahl pitched
for Mercer and Belle for
Nc Clusky y.
Charley Peterson returned
from the twin cities last
week whore he bought a bowling
alley outfit and now has carpenters
busy building an addition to the
south side Of the City Pool Hall
for5the allye.
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Underwood M[iner.

The new brick bull ding Of Wike
& Glarnm was 4 completed last week
and they have moved their drug
stock and are now nicely located
"a their new quarters. They have
Selegent new fixtures throughout,
and when they get yerything
into shape will i have one Of
sthe best srEigg i; 3 sss!. 4 ,s.i
Of the country 81
Miss Clara Peterson returned
on Saturday from Valley City
where she visited her sister, Nina,
who has been attending the
formal. If 4 IL
Mrs. 81. Hanson Of Minneap apolis,
who has beer 3 visiting her sister,
MiIton BurchelI Of Turtle
Lake. vent to Washburn Monday
ssto visit relatives ].
s Miss ] Lncile McC Cullen arrived
on Saturday s train from Huron,
Z. where she has been attend
III Ing college, and will spend her
vacation With her parents here.
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LATE RETURNS
FROM Fl THE B STATE.
Show No Change IN Results Of Late
Election Vote Not All
In Yet.

: \ s.t5.
The latest returns received by
the Bismarck I Iribune--correct
in the earlier reports make no
change in the list of successful
nominees appearing in Sunday's
issue.
The totals up to date are as fol
lows: +
u Marshall 1888, with Billings,
Dunn and Mckenzie to hear from.
3ohnson Is, ,S45, with same coun-
ties missing.
Hansbrough 1916,
Little ll.576. s5 1. M
Gronna 24,Ol0y with Billings,
Dunn, Eddy, McHenry, Mckenzie
and Wells to hear from.
Hanna 22,6sl, with the same
counties missing
Helgeson Is .826:
Young. Is, ,O66.
johnson 81, 1858, with Billings,
Dunn; Eddy, Mckenzie and Wells
missing.
Twitchell 2O,437.
Lewis 24,65O, with Adams, Bill
ings, Dunn, McHenry, Mckenzie,
Ransom, Towner and Wells MISS
ing.
Bendeke 22,618.
spalding, 24,o7u, with Adams
Benson, Billings, Dunn, Eddy,
McHenry, Mckenzie, Ward and
Wells to hear from
Wright 2O,1l4.
Blaisdell 27.l52, with Adams,
Billings. Dunn, Eddy, McHenry,
Ransom Wells and Ward to come.
Buchanan 233, ,Ug6.
Brightbill l6;OS5. with Adams.
Billings. Dunn. Eddy, McHenry,
Mel Kenzie, Ransom, Ward and
Wells to come.
Jorgenson 14,S4S.
Olson l3,453. it'll Dick y
county missing in addition to those
missing for Brightbill and Jor-
genson.
Mckenzie Is, $40, with Adams,
Billings, Dunn, Eddy McHenry,
Mel cKenzie, Ransom, Ward. and
Wells to hear from. Ssh q.
Bickford 25,393, including
1902 majority in Ward.
Stockwell about 1891 majority
over Smith.
Larson, for attorney general, 10,
l52, McCue 1917, and Miller 1S,
961, with Adams. Billings, Dunn.
Eddy, McHenry, Mckenzie, Oliver
Ransom, Ward and, Wells to come.
Cooper 1914; Taylor l8,41l,
with same counties missing. q
Gilbreath 22,2ll Main Is, ,739.J
Bismarck Tribune. I
L 4. - y ~ - Sl
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-07-03
Terrific Storm.

ADouC 4:5U ounday morning
the residents of the town were
awakened by gale blowing from
the northwest which took about
five minutes in passing, it turned
over numerous small houses hay.
racks, and wagons andthen turned
its attention to the south wall of.
the Kruger Balsukot building
which had been built up Saturday
about ten feet high and seventy
feet long. The wind struck this
with such force as to tare it down
even with the second floor and
cement blocks fell on top of the
Sweet Hardware building which
was ready for the cast roofing to
go on, crushing the roof and south
wall down to the ground and i'll
the rear taking the floor into the
Z (. h!,1 T. lT4 ~ ~ =
basement. The damage done to
the two buildings was in the
neighborhood Of a thousand dollars
A large crew Of men were put to
work Monday morning cleaning
up the debris and by the last Of
the week there will be no sign Of
the storm as far as this building
goes.
West Of here the storm turned
o. }. Byers granery over and
moved it about 20 feet. Anton
Stene, wife and five children were
in the building when it went over
but escaped with h'only a few slight
scratches. There was barn
across the road from this that was
scattered for about half a mile.
-Four miles further west the storm
completely destroyed the houses Of
Jens Roishumand Theo. Jacobson,
who with their Fanatics were in
tie buildings when they went over.
Mr.. Roishum received a severe
scalp wound from brick falling
when the chimney came down and
( ''i Etis wiifs. Was badly h=uiss@ asd 'Hlc
scratched up. the children escaping
withsslight scratches. Mr.. jacob
son was seriously injured and is
yetin a 1 critical condition while
his wife received some bad cuts on
the face and hands. The injured
were taken to Ed. Kanruds where
they were cared for by DR.. May
land who happened to be in that
neighborhood over night. Ryder
News.
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Naessle 42;; Nelson 68.
Eberly 96; Olson As.

d Under the provisions Of the pri-
mary law each. voting precinct will
have three committeeman, and the
one receiving the highest vote in
each pre- etc;inct becomesa membersof
the county central committee.
The members Of this committee,
under the3law,. must meet in the
city Of Washburn, between the lst
and the 10th day Of ! August and
organize BY the selection Of q
chairman, a secratery and ,treasur-
or. AZ the same time they shall
select some legal voter Of the
county to act as q member Of the
state committee. At the election
on the 24th the following received
the highest vote in their respective
precinct and will constitute the
county committee for the ensuing
two years: GA complete list will
3be given next week ri
Pleasant Hill Geo. Hecker
y Wilton Walter Graham.
Garrison Winke eImann.
Basto C. ID. Paul. 4 3Y3..s ;5s'i &
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Candidates, Majority.

Complete returns show the !;
following number Of votes caste
each successful candidate and
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VOTES CAST IN LARGEST
MCLEAN COUNTY TOWNS
Partial List Of Committeeman Nominated In
the Various Precincts

Winchester 10; Register 80.
i acomber' 5; Davis 48.
! U ompsonl33 3Hoge l8.
'eterson L.; Beck 81
ieyer II; Taylor is; Howell -.
4 Taulson 3; Wacker 80; Holtan -.
Selson SO; Nuessle 33.
lson Al; Eberly rs. II
/. s
arrison Hansb + ough 81;
,JoEason 8; Little ~; Marshall ~.
.lahnson 105; Twitchell A. s
palding IS; Wright 50. n. z
. Larson 81; McCue 70; Miller So.
lsSfightbill So; Jorgenson 80;
Olson 80.
gister a.; Winchester lO5.
oettcher 35; Neal II 3,
i;eck 74; Peterson lO1. h, .:..
Meyers "; Taylor 81.
Holtan IS; Patlson SO; Wacker
s,s1 4
uessle II; Nelson l12.
Eberly l2l; Olson 433.
Syao = - ID tiss,ef -
Underwood - Hansbrough IS;
johnson ~; Little 38; Marshall 10.
Johnson 81; Twichell 38.
padding 81; Wright 66. d
Fright htbill q Jorgenson 50;
OI All 40.S ..
! & Is sIeGe G d ass' ailt.sr 80 80.
& Ragiste ~; Winchester SO.
\ Davis "a; Macomber go.
Hogs Is; Thompson 81. p \
Beck 50; Peterson IS. s,.4
81 Howell l6; Meyer 433;; Taylor 48.
Holtan 81; Paulson 20; Wacker
rs. ~ 4 ~
4 Naessle AZ; Nelson 68.
Eberly 96; Olson As.
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"A Safe and Sane Fourth.

- 2, "a ss3 !. ~ Il ,ffSI
= 'ne rouf.n. sne eApei1eace ,as'
year !. . = cel!aln Guy M1nneaLoil =,
J = worthy ! q note' says aneshouse-
keeper ior 0uly ~ nfeofacAets
= ,lor uangefous eAptosives Z. Neie =, q,
ioWea Y !. 5it was en'lrely lor 'ne
k'os ahu 'ne money was seoufeu
~ q popuiar s.lpsofi'1lon :. !,
Inc celeDfatioilsS was scue''uieu
20 oesln q lhe me = ciooA. ','S s. ets :.
2 oclock 'hele Were -, Z, e. nul,uleu ~
persons 2 = epe fouti''s asi'e liou1
tns = Workels, .,a 8. ~ nlleo 1tooA 'neie
were 3s.l az az ieass os,'VoO' ,a'.u 'ne oio"u
kep1 = o. augnlensifl y " iain
: camssshol'ly oeiofe noo, :
49,. rlrsc,a mere mere was 'he nag faisil'g
Wl'n NS Procession - n1.lonae :
guarasmeli ana nay esoois =
0lYl, = :, = veterans ,ea across .ne C. g.
raoe = !. we i''.ioos = :. " s.eeA !, nas es .a.
As 'ne nag was hauieu : a,oa1'., noa1'', .Mo
oands g anu 9 cnorus ol.S1'ouo .i'sle =
giris gave 'ne osar0pangneuD s. Dan
= ner - stirring lasllioh; y. S, nen 'ne
program oesa H. inefe vac. !.
no sspeaklns !. nor an lea'u'e 'nas :.
.'enallueu !. qu,el' ~. ouv . -
: sell' g :, ~ slue = eesn s'ag Y .n9l9
aa''E app.a1e lioop' 7 :. e s.olA 80 },
p,olesslohal acro.ass' !uss1e.s'a anu
liAe' VIC ,rooeeusu VIZ .noltsao.s
. anu were sa .hen slansie'isu - pla. 3
:, lorm WAGONS y, -! = .ng heA. ssas =
Z. slle olrouls, 81 n's = - w 1s,E =
' lfom ea'nerln 8. anou'u1olea eap1 g
any ol'e 'laoe. ~ ens s.'ne s.ne
.' Domos pegan 'sa 20 % sen' up .fom Z
canvas !, enclosure. .ne plo,eo.1les
1taaona 66onraa 6 man and beasts
thaf aoatad seranelv awav. a:
balloon ascension With ! parachute
aron, was = tba ,,rooram !, as we'll.
m Int tbal wind nrayented All this:
time. there we're circul ating
thronoh AZ ia crowd comic. charao.,
tara son : nrofass;onal and some =
u tbau s,nall boys Who had.
mad ! ,rot aso,,e 4 oaka. .,,,,a q
aa,n,,a, t;an =, J. & y, 4; I n,iza
E,rsra.,b ~ !, J ffrsa : Tha lam.
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Dogden-Hans brough 80; john

W. c0A1AOOL WASAASAA Ocs' =
& Spalding IS; Wright 22. j
Larson Il; McCue 20: Miller 40.
Register 33;; Winchester 39.
Boettcher 81; Neal -. "a
Beck &c; Peterson l4.
3 Howell 9; Meyer 20; Taylor IS.
Holtan 81; Pal,lson 13; Wacker
%. s..5
Nuessle 81; Nelson 26.
Eberly 26; Olson so.
cClusky Han sbroughs 5S;.
johnson IL; Little s.; Marshall 81.
johnson 36; Twichell IS.
Spalding 81; Wright 42. I
Brightbill %; Jorgenson "a;
Olson 43. 3.s5
/ Larson s; McCue l3; Miller 49,.
Winchester Is; Register 80.
Macomber Al; Davis So. S.5 B
Thompson 20; Hoge 65. 1.
Peterson 1; Beck Ill
Taylor Is; Howell 20; Meyers 49,:
Holtan q; Paulson 23;.Wacker
50. si IL. q. I. +. 80.
Npessle SO; Nelson 13. 81 4.
i ElEberly l25; Olson 81. II. ,.'. .... /.
Wilton Hansb ugh 6S! Johns
son 8; Little 40; Marsh AH q: .s1 s'
johnson SO; Twic hell 68. b d & (;
spalding u; Wrigh
Brightbill %; Jorgenson 36;'
Olson IS. sssss.S.s
Larson 81; McC 90; Miller SB.
Register 20; Winchester 73.,
Davis 81; Maoomber 79. 3sfs a
Hoge 81; Thomps on 69. 81
Beck 85; Peterson IS. # .s N
Howell II; Meyer AZ = Taylor 8ls
Holtan 48; !; Paulson 36; Y Wacker1
81. I's.
Nelson 80; Nuessle 85.
Eberly "a; Olson 81.
Max Hansbr brough. 10; johnson
10; Little IS; Marshall 48.
4 johnson 5 4; Z wiohell 46. ~
4 spald ding ~; Wright 40. I.
Brightbill IS; Jorge gensons 24g;;,,,
Olson 29. u
Larson q; |; Nc Cue 27;; Millers6, !.
Winchester So; Register &c.
Neal 80; Boettc chers 81 1
Peterson 55; Beck SO. q
Howell Il Meyers 40 Taylor 45..
Holtan q: Paulson 81; Wacker
III: n IS, &
Nelson IS; Nuessle 26. q, .,sS;
Olson e Eberly I n 4
Turtle Lake Hansbro ugh 22;;.
TT, :, -, y 4. AT !, !, ii .(sSs
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

Kim's leaving the city Next week a
mass meeting is projected. when the reso-
lutions will be presented.
At the winter meeting Of the arch
.deaconry 10 be held next Wednesday at /
p. m, at the Pro-CathedraI such matters
as eol0red work. social service, and the
support OF the diocesan missionary work
viii be taken up.
Archdeacon Stuck, not archbishop as we
sometimes see him styled-an archdeacOn
not being a bishop at ALL though he is
generally regarded as the bishops right
hand man-is to lecture on Alaska Tues
day next in Trinity parish hail. The
archdeac0n used 10 be dean Of Dallas,
Tex. but moved by the missionary spirit
he resigned his deanery to so as a mis-
sionary 10 Alaska, where Bishop Rowe,
who
Keeps Gods scattered sheep
Hard by the Wiutry main
made him his archdeacon, with his head
quarters at Fairbanks In addition 10
giving his lecture at Trinity, the arch
deacon IS 10 address meetings OF the
W0mans Auxiliary on both Monday and
Tuesday.
Bishop Paddock, the new bishop Of
Eastern Oregon. is TO be in the city on
February and 10. lie is coming to
tell what has been done By him ia the
slums Of New York City, when in charge
of the parish of the Holy Apostles, and
how he hopes, along similar lines, 10
work out the problems which meet
the missionary clergy on the Pacific
Slope. The bishop is TO preach at st.
Thomas at IL a. IN, and ST. Marks at
5 p. H., February 9.
The Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society announces that toward the fun
amount of Sl,0J5,0J0 which the church has
been asked to contribute for the work of
the society, it had received $3.50 20 Jan
uary !, compared with S59.4l3 to the same
date a year ago. and that 153 parishes had
been heard from, against 7s7 last year
This. while boy no means satisfactory,
is yet encouraging In this, that 10 shows
the hard times have not very materially
affected the offerings. Moreover, IL is
somewhat better than appears at first
sight. for while from the amounts APP
pOrtloned among parishes only S535l0 has
been received, yet from other sources
contributions received bring the sum total
10 $4,000. However, iuasmuch as Si09ol
has been required 20 carry on the church s
work during the same period, it is high
time churchmeH throughout the nearby
$500 parishes and missions Of the church
were bestiuing themselves.
So far as Washingt0ns quota is cone
cerned which amounts 10 Sl1210 there
has been contributed $U072 But last year
the society had only received 10 same
date Si2s 565.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
HOLDS INITIAL MEETING.
Rev. Lucius c. Compton Called 10
Work for Gospel Mission.

ReN. IucAuS - AoAABtoh NAAteA 10
Work for Gospel Mission.
Rev. LUcius c. Compton has been called
by the executive committee OF the Gospel
Mission to hold a series OF gospel services
in the hall at J23J Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Compton viii hold his initial service
Wednesday evening, TO which the public
is invited.
The regular meetings at the mission are
being largely attended. while splendid re-
suits are the reward of the faithful band
of workers. The free Sunday night sup
per services are attended by over 100
homeless men and have proven fruitful
in the transformation OF the lives of
many. The dOTmitorics. which were
opened a couple of months ago, have been
crowded and have proven of great benefit
to a large number of Workingmen.
The cold weather of the last few DAYS
has led to many calls for clothing. and
the management Of the Gospel Mission
appeal to the public for such secondhand
clothing as can be spared for men,
women, and children. A postal card
dropped to the Gospel Mission viii bring
a messenger.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01


PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH or THE AsCEN-
SION, i2lh and Mass ave. ms. Clergy: ri. Rev.
II. \. Satterlec, ID. D., Bishop Of Washington
Rev. ]. Henning Nems rector, Rev. Robert Evans
Browning oirate. Services tomorrow: Holy t0n-
muniJn 30 and II. Sunday school at y.5l EFeli-
ing prayer and Sermon u m. The rector VII
preach morning and evening. Seats free. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
ST. MARKS. 81 and A Sc. Services 10 and II
a. m. and 30 D. m At II a. H.. the Bishop Ot
Washington win advance to the priesthood Rev.
J. g. Won Loo deacon in charge Of st. Monica S
Chapel. ard 0rdain 10 the deacouate Mr.. Franklin
NelsJA Person, las assistant at the Chapel 0f the
Good Shepherd. Sermon by Rev. George William
son smith. D. D.
CHRIsTs CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. cor. 5lzt
and o SIS. NV Key. james II. ". Blake. rector
go d. H., morning prayer and oatechisIn. II a. m
htauyt sermon aud holy communion 20 T. r'i
evening prayer and special music from the Oratofio
a. the Messiah
EPIPHANY CHAPEL 18th and G sts. NV Rev.
nw. Rev Z, II. Aeklm. D. D., rector Holy com
Muui0n 5 d. m. Service, II a, m- and D. n.
Tho IT. KoF. Charles II. Brent D. D., Bishop u
the PHILIPPINES, WIu preach at H. Sunday school,
900 d. ~. and 3 ,. m
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 18th and C0rcoran sts.
nv. Rev. George Calvert Garter. 81. A.. rector.
Rev. Jesse r. Beckuel, Res. Wm. NJ. Petus.
ID. D.. ClTdtes. : 20 q. m., Holy Communion u
a. u., morning prayer, htauy, and sermon. ,. m.,
eyensong and sermon,
EPIPHANY CHAPEL l2th and sts sE. Rev.
J. Rufln Jones, vicar Morning service al u.
Evening services st &. Elaborate musical pro
Tsmme. with fun choral service. D. aH augmented
choir, az the evening service, under tie direction
Of AR. a. Burpel. the organist.
CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9th and D
sts ne. Rev. C. r. Abbott. Heb communion 20
a. Sunday school, s.0 O. M Holg caulnln
ion and sermon by the Rev " ]. ID. Thomas. II
a. d.. EFcmg prayer and sermon. 30 2 ID.
At the evening service special music viii BE- Tgu-
dgred by the combined choir Of the church.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and G SIS. nw. Rev. Rich
ard T. Williams, Rev. Lious! A. Wye Services az
30 H. and s. Rey. Isaac ". Hughes. o. North
Carolina, az H. Bishop Brent Of the PHILIPPINES.
ath
ST. PAUL'S PARISH. % s., near Washington Cir
Gle Rev. Alfred Harding u. D.. and Re-. O., b.
H,imsad Clergy. All seats free. H0lE communion
: 20 ard u O. N. Morning prayer aud u-lle'ia
I1 a. H. Choral eEgusJug, T. IN SPECIAL preach
En- the Rev Or. William LeTeTlng DE 'rts, Zee
tor ST. Marks Parish.
MASS MEETING on BEHALF OF MISSIONS
sunday afternoon st 9 O'Clock, Continental Halt
18th ST.. below the Corctrau Gallery u Art Speak
srs; The Bishop q Washington, the Bishop Of the
PHILIPPINES. tie 1T Rev. O.. II. Brent, D. D.. and
the Rev a.. G. Pierce, ID. D., chaplain, L. ), 4,
Choir u 90 sunday school children
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
PRESBYTEHIAN.

THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn. ave.
\, and 18th sts Rev George o. Little. ID. d.
Wiil o3hclate t0-m0rrOw 40 II a. IA al the L0rJ 3
supper. and at 4 ?. m.. Rev. John Timothy St0be
Of baltimore. sunday school at 935 a. ~. Chris
tan kndeagoT meeting at j.. m. Thussiay even
ing. az s. midweek service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave, Il and 18th s,s DR.. Wallace Rad
clHe, pastor a. m, sacrament Cf baptism,
sermon bJ the pastor. s:i5 b. m. ''The Greater
Ihiug@' 80 a. IN, Bible school 9a5 a. H.,
adult classes. GO p. m. Christian Endaayor So
ciety.
FIRST The Strangers Sabbath Home Donald C.
Macleod minister. u a. IT,. Divine worship and
sermon. i;i5 p H.. rece pti0u Of uew memuers adj
minisirati0n Of baptism. and the Lord supper
>. s., 30 d. m. c. T., Gas 2. n All are wei
come.
CENTRAL, cor. 81 and sts nv. lsouthern Assem-
biyj. Preaching at II a. H. by tie pastor euler-
tus, Rev, A. ". FItzer. D. D.. and at 20 D. u.
by tie pastor, Rey. james H. Taylor SUNDAY
school $50 a. M; e. H.. go p. m-, PRAYER meet
ing, Thursday evening, as. Strangers welcome.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANLINE NJ +. CHURCH. 9TH and SIS NV
Rev. a.. r. Guthrie, pastor. sunday school, $50
d. m. EpE0TtL League. 30 j. m- Preaching il
a. m. by tho pastor. : 80, revival services, con-
ducted bv tle Rev. Thus. Harrison. evangelist
Next week Clgsiug meetings of the great revival
SreCIal TOPICS fog the entire week Monday night,
"The Masters CALI" Tuesday. Rock of Ages"
We5uGsdaE Baptism q Fire. THURSDAY, I'm
rariouab.s siu,' Friday, Glorious Jubilee. %
Chorus % 50 voices. % s5oists. Every invited.
Cone early and avoid the crowd.
FOUNDRY N. = CHURCH, 18th and Church sts.
NV Rev. Robert 81 Moore d. D., pastor. go.
Sunday school, % a. m, preaching bg pastor.
g. pa, Epvorth League. 6 p m, preaching By
Rev W l. Davidson. ID. d. Good music. seats
fraa An welcome
The Washington herald., 1908-02-01
BAPTIST,

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. + st.. near 9TH sw.
br Weston BrneF. pastor. go SUNDAY school
Af. Ford, superintendent u a. 20. and 50 D. m,
reslYal services, preaching by Dr. Lewis 81. Roper
or hlauanuurg, S O. 3 D. m-. mass fox men
onlyi Or. RoIrr's subject who Is JesusY" Every
afternoon at O'Clock and night as 3 - next week
revival services Dr. RlD-r breaches and Sir Pal
Iner. assisted b. a great chorus and 5Iizs Beelman,
cU-netizf, leads Che music.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and n sts
Dr J. j. MuIr, pastor, Preaching. u a. m..
Guests ri Jesns. l,l5 J. M 'UlTsc0guzsd.
s. s. SO a. m. G. T.. : y H.
Z. HEZ sWEM explains. .'T77o Washington Women
Dream About BE. sunday night, 80 0c Preach
lls, J! q. "a. onous cl0iT. Free uers ID BAP-
IloI Oh. AUDITORIUM, 5th and Va ave. Sc.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 18th and o sts. Re7.
e. i. Nn5igler, pastor $50 a.. m.. s. S. u a.
H., tullness ri Gncs ard Iu Results" 2. m-
g. + p. m., The Great Physician and What
He Cures. Everybody welcome % all ser.ices