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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-08-22
Registration Notice.

Court House, July 10, 1908.
The registration Office in and for
the parish of West Feliciana for the
purpose of revising the registration
and registering voters who are not
now registered for the Democratic
Primary election to be held on Tues
day, September /, 1908, and Tor the
general election to be held on Tues
dav, Nov. 3, 1908, will be open as
follows:
At the court house from Monday,
August 3, to August Is inclusive
End ward, Star Hill. August 18th
3rd ward, Howelrs store. August l0'h
4th ward, Laurel Hill. August 18TH
5th ward, Grange Hall. August 2o'h
9Th ward, Wayside. 49,. August zlS'
9Th ward, Clack's store. August zzho
18th ward, WINS store. August Z4tl
9th ward, B Barrow's. August 2otl
9th ward, Barrow's store. August Zott
10th ward, Brick Church. August 2'tl
From August 18th to October ., l9o'
inclusive at the court house, st. Fran
cisville, Sundays and legal holiday
excepted.
MATT GILMORE,
|
Registrar of voters, West Fellclan
Parish.
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Race Riots in Illinois.

Governor Deneen, of Illinois,
gives out the following official
statement concerning the cause
of the race riots, which have dis
turbed that capital since Satur-
day last. He says:
"The trouble at Springfield
arose out of an assault upon a
white woman by a negro named
George Richardson, who, it is al
legged, entered her home about
midnight Of August 10, choked
her, carried her to the back yard
and assaulted her during the alb
sence of her husband, who was
the conductor of the street rail-
way here. About six weeks ago
another negro man named Joe
James was found in the daugh'
ter's bedroom of the home OF
another conductor of the street
+ railway company on the return
of the family from a social en-
gagement, and after discovery
in the attempt to escape, killed
the father.
Fearing trouble, the sheri1
Yesterday afternoon induced tn
!. proprietor of one of the principa
n restaurants, Mr.. LOeper, to tax
the prisoner and the sheriff i
O his automobile to the outskirts c
h the city and to transfer Richard
n son and the other person referre
a to to Bloomington, about sixt
s. miles north of Springfield.
Is There was some uneasy fee
ID ing among certain classes.
O. large crowd gathered at the ia
,e in the evening and there learne
is that Mr.. Loeper had furnishe
m the automobile with which ii
III prisoners were transferre
It, They went over to his restaura
in and demolished it, turned Il
lis automobile upside down and s
10 it atire. The crowd then NOV
ne east on Washington street to t
,st quarter of the city which
= largely populated by negro'
Here they smashed the stor
owned by negroes and a paw
shop. They also burned a nu
ice Der of houses, estimated at
l, tween twenty and twenty ii
ed Only such buildings were bu
ice ed as were occupied by negro
OF Negroes who were found on
Tx streets we're assaulted and
q was beaten and was later hanl
/ to a lamp-post. The negro '
killed while endeavoring to
tect his home from incendiar
AS reported in the newspapf
the killed number three, the
iured fifty three.
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BAIL For Improvement

The following though written
several years ago by Henry
Rightor of New Orleans is Such
an inimitable piece Of humor ana
80 cleverly portrays the average
Touisianian's attitude towards
Improvements" that it is worth
reading man! times not only 1or
amusement but for illumination
showing one as other people see
him.
where's the Cream Cheese
Iipey Gone! For twenty years
NV fifth cousin, Jean Baptiste
Pierre Alfred Guerin, drove a
mule car on that line! Where S
his job? Hanh! Where's his JOB:
Gone! Where's de mule? Cone
Don't talk to me about EXPOSE
tions and improvements. I'm
proyement bah! What's good
enough for my great-grandfad'
der is good enough for me. Sup
pose YOU have dat exposition
Where you gone put it? Back by
de cemeteriesy Den what become
of de crawfish? He amt got M
rights? You can drive him away
from his own fireside? You tel
me OATS right? You call dat i'm
Droyement? Look where dey pu
ND dat Maison Blanche! Yo'
remember old Tante Zizi used t
sell pralines dere? Dey ruin ola
old woman's corner, dey drlV
her away to put up dat Maiso
blanche. You tell me dat
right to puts poor old woma
out of business like dat. NJ
body got no rights. Crawtls
got no rights; praline woma
got no rights. Where's de o.
calais women? 'Yala calais to-
chaud, madame. Gone! Dey ain
got no rights.
even de mosquito got
rights. He can't breed, he car
raise no family, they screen hi
up, dey put oil on him. WI
was here first-I ask you dat
improvements or mOsqultOe
Where's Creole Nine? lmprov
away! Out of de whole volunte
fire department how many p'
ade de Fourth Of March? U
Niger George! And dey at
his job! All! my friends, it is O
sad sight to see everything i
proved away. Look dat p'
food law! Das gone improve
lot of things away. How ca
man or a woman make gun
if he's got to write down whs
in it-ah! maybe, but whats i
gumbo. What you think OF d
my friends, don't talk to
about exposition. It's b
nothing but improvement.
provement ever since! Whel
Henry Clay statue, where al
prominent men of the city u
to 90 and sit down and SIN
dere cigarettes? Gone! You
and sit down on Canal stl
now to smoke a cigarette!
will be improved away mig
quick. Bah for improVem
Bah for exposition! Good emo
for my grandfather; good emo
60, ma -
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the door closed behind Mrs. Brenton.
Il hope to have some communication
from her during the day"
yes" said Katherine Granger. She
had fallen back into her stiff attitude of
the night before.
II have asked her for an explanation.
Meanwhile" the man added, II want
to arrange something for you. Mrs.
Brenton has been extremely kind. but
feel sure you will not like to encroach
on that kindness" He put some bank
notes on the table At have brought you
/ twenty pounds" he said: with that I
dare say you can manage for a little
while, and know of a place where you
can stop till We have heard satisfactorily
| from my mother"
Il don't think 1t matters very much
| what your mother writes" Miss Granger
said shortly "she may have explanations
| 20 give you, and I shall certainly require
such explanations later, but ! have de-
| termined to cut myself adrift from Mrs.
| Baynhurst for good and ALL She paused
an instant, and then. coloring wildly,
she said, IL will borrow five pounds.
Mr.. Haverford; it will be quite enough,
and / shall be very glad TO stay At this
place you speak OF till get some kind
of work"
Il advise YOU 10 take the twenty
pounds. said HaveTfOrd. a little dryIy;
| you may want TO buy things. You can
| always repay me al some future date.
This is the address of the lady who will
be very glad to give you house room for
a little while. She is a woman who does
a great deal OF work for me. and as she
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PRO CATHEDRAL CHURCH or THE AsCEN-
SION. 18th o.. and Mas. ave. NV. tieIs7
Right Rev H. Y satteriee. ID. D, Bishop Of
Washington: ReT. J. HeHuiug Ne!1ns. rector
Rev. Robert F. Browning, CITRATE Services = ~
go and II a. m. holy communion. D. n Inc
Bishop Il Washington vii preach 81 IL SEATS
free. Strangers cordially welcomed
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. ST.. bet 18Th
and 18th Rev. r. H. McKim. D. D., rector.
Holy Communion. q. n; services, u E. M
and D m. Sunday school 30 g. n. and ,.
N. The rector viii preach az H.
THE NATIVITY. oser store 18th and East Capitol
sts Rev. Fnoch NJ Thompson SUNDAY school,
$50 a. H. HEX communion. j a. 10. Evening
PRAYER. 30 Monday, 70 a m. working TO raise
500 20 build chapel this spring
ST. PAULs CHURCH. 25d st.. near Washington
Circle Rev Alfred Harding. D. D. and Rev. &.
r. Holmead. clergy HOLY Communion. 30 and
II m The Rev. Frederick " Neye viii preach
a. j o'clock service Morning PRAYER and instT7lc-
ton AZ 10 O'Clock Choral cysuS1ng D. M. ser
mon by the Rev George Williamson smith. D. d..
IL p. All seats free at ali services
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and SIS nv. Rev. Rich
ard p Williams. Rev. Lionel A. WE. Services
at 10 u. and 8. Special music al night All
welcome
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
I SIS. ne. Rev. C. $. Abbott Services, ! ~ a. H.
II a. N. SO D. m. 20 b. n.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown Rev.
James II. ". Blake rector. go a. n, sunday
school. II a. n fun service ard sermon by rector
80 D. n, evening prayer and special musical
service by the vested choir.
II. MARKS. ID and A SIS. Sc 80 and Il 4. N.
Evening prayer and address. D. II. Christmas
carol service by the united four cholrs Of p4Tish
at7.s0 o. m No admission tickets All welcome.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST, 18th and SIS nv II .. n.
The Kind Of Christians Needed for This Age =
p. m, a New Years Motto" Rev Charles =
Wiubigler. pastor. Baptisns at eTening service
s y. $50 a n: c. T., = NJ STRANGERS
WELCOME
FIFTH BAPTIST. st., near 7th sw. DR.. Weston
. Brauer. minister. go a. m, Sunday school L
q. m. BarGcs and Philsthea classes. II a. n
The Dawn Of Day" SpecsaI Kew Years tab
D. M. The Ten Commandments in Washing
ton Life No ]. "Wsshingtou's Gods" Great
chorus. Bliss GTace Beelman c0rnetist. EFery
sest free 4 welcome for you
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and \ SIS
Or. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching II a. n
ID. W % p. n, "A Bad Bargain" SUNDAY
school 30 a. n. Christian EndeayoT, p. n
T. HEZ SVEN WISHES YOUR HAPPINESS IN
1913. and invites you 90 the first services Of the
year. Sunday. Il a. N. and p. n Chorus choir
free pews- I'd BAPTIST Oh. AUDITORIUM
9Th and Va ave Sc
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CENTRAL cor. Sd and SIS. nv lsouthsm AS
sembiyi Preaching az Il a. m. and Z 30 p. N.
Rev. James II. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school, go
a. m c =, $50 , N Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening. 785. Strangers Welcome no3O-stf
THE CHURCH or THE COVENANT, Conn. ave,
and 18th SITS Rev Howard Agnew Johnston,
u. D.. Of New YORK. vii 0feiste tomorrow al Il
a. m and at p. N Sunday school at s.5 a.
m: Christian EndesFor meeting a. p. n.
Thursday evening, q 9, mid-week service
FIRST. The Strangers sabbath Home Donald
c. Macleod, minister Il g n. Administration
Of Baptism and the Lords Supper; rs p. N.
sermon by the pastor; S. s., 80 a. H.; G. &,
65 y. n. All are welcome
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
y y. ave. II aud 18th sts DE-. Wallacs Radcliffe
pastor j a. m. public worship. sermon by tie
pastor. ! .6 r. m. The Wei Of Immortality .
the closing sermon Of the present series: $50 a.
m Bible school; 9:f5 a. IA, adult classes; e.s
p m, Christian EEdeaTor Society.
BETHANY CHAPEL 18th and C sts. NV. sun
day school az 3; Edward Targing. superintendent
Christian EndeavoF az J. Preaching at g. b
Rev. BED II. Copp; topic. - Great Love story.
Special music b. chorus choir, under direction d
Frank w. GcunoF Come.
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is in contact with al kinds and condi-
tons Of people, she may be able 70 find
you employment"
There was another pause, and then he
addressed her rather abruptly
Has my mother never told you any
thing about yourself at ALP
She shook her head.
And you have no recollection beyond
the school where you iived?"
Again she shook her head, and then
hurriedly she said:
Sometimes a vague memory comes to
me If / shut my eyes I can imagine
myself being carried in some ones arms.
hearing voice singing to me, and the
sound Of the sea In the near distance.
II Is none Of il very clear, but / have
always imagined that I must have been
on board a ship at some time when | was
tiny child, because / recollect seeing
the dark sky with stars in It, and then
some ropes and a TALL straight piece of
wood like tree that / know now must
have been a mast. ! am rather fond OF
that old memory Katherine Granger
said She spoke dreamily, as if TO her
self
He looked at her sharply. and he pitled
her.
She must have had a very unlovely ex-
stence IN his mothers house.
Mrs Brenton came back at that mo-
ment and Haverford told her what he
had arranged.
We'll. dare say that win be all right.
but 1 cannot part with Miss Granger
till tomorrow or perhaps a day or so
later" said Mrs. Benton, in her brisk.
pleasant manner. las a matter of fact,
I have some ideas of my own which
should like 10 discuss with her. You
won't mind staying with me little while
longer, viii your" she said. turning with
smile to Katherine. The girl did not
answer; she bit her lips sharply
The tears that would never come for
harshness or even for sorrow rushed TO
her eyes now. She turned away and
stood looking out OF the window while
Mrs. Brenton chatted on lightly TO Mr..
Haverford, and in a few minutes he took
his leave.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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The new rector Of the Pro-Cathedral
Church of the Ascension is not standing
upon the order of his going. He takes
charge Monday morning. bringing his
Philadelphia rectorship TO a close at the
evening service tomorrow. Happily, Mr..
helms can do this without embarrassing
the parish he is leaving. for he has had
as his colleague there the Rev. DR.. Falk-
ner, who will at once assume charge Of
that now splendidy Organized parish,
and with the aid Of the rector's assist
ant hold the fort until a rector is APP
pointed. For Ascension Parish this is
particularly fortunate circumstance, the
long vacancy IN the rectorship having
sorely tried e. Notwithstanding the sin
gularly efficient work of the Rev Mr..
Browning, who has been IN charge as as
sistant minister a position which We are
glad TO hear he is TO retain until his de-
parture for China.
Ascension Parish possesses as a rectory
a corner house at Twelfth and o streets.
but since the death of the Rev. DR.. Ell
lott il has not been used as the rector's
official residence. tho Rev Clement
Brown having had his own home at Fiji
teenth and NJ streets, and in consequence
the house was some time ago leased by
the vestry under a lease which will not
expire until June l. though il is quite
possible that Mr.. Nelms may prefer TO
live nearer 10 his church. At any rate,
for the present, 1t is his intention to
do So
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win be organized at 9 o'clock Saturday morning
JanuaTg IL
The financial report viii be read by the pastor.
Rev. Father Frank y. Bischoff at the last mas.
Sunday, January T.
The new chapel at Seat Pleasant
Heights. near Chesapeake Junction, to he known as
St Margaret's, viii be dedicated Sunday. January
ls, at 10 a n. by the Very Rev. A. F. D6le.
Q. S. J..
Res. Father C. N. Bart, Of ST. Theresa's Ana
costa. under whose pastors'e the diocese has been
placed. extends 10 all Catholics Of the District a
cordial invitation, requesting their attendance at the
ceremony.
The chapel is well situated. within easy access Of
two car lines. Rev. Father Albert smith, Of the
Apostolic Mission House viii oficate at the services
each Sunday in St MaTgarets
Rev. Father EchenrOde Will celebrate
high mass in the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart at II
O'Clock tomorrow. The sermon viii be BY the pas
tor. Rev. Father McCee
special musical programme, including the new
mass by Emile Kast. has been arranged by the
choir for this occasion.
This mass. greatly admired when sung for the first
time on Christmas Day is written on the lines s1g-
gested b. the Holy Father
It IS as yet in manuscript form. but viii be pub
lished al an early date.
very handsome chalioe of Gothic design, a gift
to the pastor from friend, was used for the first
time at the midnight mass Christmas
Brother Nicholas. o. r NJ, Of the
Franciscan Monastery. BTookland has been for the
past two weeks at Georgetown University Hospital.
where a painful operation was recently performed.
that necessitated the amputation Of Eve toes.
Brother Nicholas crushed his foot when engaged in
work in the monastery Just few days before Christ.
mas. He Is now regsning strength. and has so far
recovered from the effects Of the trying ordeal that
he is able to sit up for a brief while each day.
Brother Marisnus, the faithful porter, known 10
all visitors at the monastery. has been very Ill from
severe attack OF grip.
The principal feast of next week. the
Epiphany, win be celebrated Monday January g.
High mass. celebrated that morning in St Mays
Church at O'Clock. viii be followed by Benediction
Of the Blessed Sacrament.
This glorious feast recalls the alteration of the
Saviour BY the kings of the East.
The feast instituted in honor of this mystery was
for long time blended with that Of Christmas.
under the name Of Theophany manifestation Of
God.
1t took that Of Epiphany. or manifestation on
manifestation. when the two solemnities were sep
srated.
ans MAS IealA tfic second manifestation Of the
Saviour The first had been to the Jewish people.
represented by the shepherds; the second was for
the 5enties, the first fruits Of whom were brought
TO the Saviour in the person OF the MagL Follow
ing a venerable tradition to which the painters Of
the eatacombs gave an important authority the
Magi were three in number. These" saws Dom
GueTanger are the YeriEable ancestors Of the gen
tile church. One was from Chaldea. the second
from Arabia, the third from Ethiopia They repre-.
sented At the crib the three races Of humanity offer
ing Their homage to the pex.b0rn8 King" THE
LituEEicsl Year. "Chrlstmas."l
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
q sts NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow d. D.. pas
tor II a. m. public worship, with sermon ny the
Dastor. reception OF members. and Lords Supper
n m. the Christmas eantata, The incaTua-
tion. 3" by Adam Geibel. VIII be repeated by re
quest Music by quartet and chorus ehoir' led "
NJ NJ RiscbofF. organist 30 a. N. Sunday
school; As p NJ, Y. 2. 5. c. E.
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia road and 18th st. NV The pastor. Rev
II Ross Fishburn viii preach at II and ! :45,
Morning subject Better Than Sacrifice" even
ing. fifth sermon in series; subject, How Thing
Enter Into the Making OF Manhood 80 g. m
sunday school; p. N, Junior Endeayor; 30 p.
m. Senior EndeaYor. Music by quartet vel
ronae for all
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAuINF NJ Z. CHURCH. 9th and SITS nv
Rev. Charles T. Guthrie, paUOF. so a. m. sun
dsv school. II A. m Hob Communion accom-
,,snied nv the singing II the old hymns of th'
Church. in charge Of Res. J. ". z sumvait
Presiding Elder: 80 q. n. EpBUrth League roll
call service: ! 80 y. u, sermon by the pastor
sitfines free Strangers welcome.
FOUNDRY N Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS
NV. Rev Robert NJ. Moore, d. D.. pastor. sun
dsv school, g.1 A. pa Sacrament q Lords sup
per. II a. m EFWOTth League. Z D. m. Preach
ing rs Rev. W. 4 HensbeTger. Of Dickinson
CoIleee Good music Seats free All welcome
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The soul OF Rev DR.. D. ]. Stafford
passed into eternity at noon yesterday.
That God in His wisdom should see tit
to call to Himself one whose life was so
eminently useful and necessary in earthly
spheres, clearly shows that mans finite
reason dares not question what it cannot
fathom-the infinite decree of an Al
mighty God,
Christmas cribs. or Cribs of Bethlehem,
are TO be seen this week in nearly all churches
The largest and possibly the handsomest. is in
the basement Of st. Aie5sius' Church. The figures
Of the Virgin Mother, St Joseph. and the shepherds
are life size-the setting Is beautiful and realistic
disclosing mountainous country IN the background,
Illuminated by brilliant stars,
By Monday, the Feast Of the Epiphany, the Three
Wise Men vii be added 10 the group Of images
ueeng in alteration before the figure Of the Infant
Saviour
A beautiful Crib of Bethlehem attracts many yis-
itors to the Franciscan Monastery at Brookland-
a crib Of smaller proportions, but art!stcaly ar
ranged greets the visitor the entrance to the
pretty little chapel IN Providence Hospital where
many ferYent prayers have this week been uttered
for the two loved pastors, DIT. stafford and DIR.
Mcguire whose critical conditions absorbed all in
terests 10 church circles and awakened tendeTest
sympathy in many hearts.
The origin of this devotion. or use OF
the Christmas Cribs" goes back to St. Francis Of
Assist. Three years before his death the saint
wished 70 celebrate at Greco the Feast Of the Ma
tiyity Of the Saviour with all possible solemnty in
order to excite TO the most lively devotion for
this mystery. Obtaining the permission Of the Sow
eTeign POntif. he had crib prepared.
Then the brothers were called together; the people
on their part crowded there; the forest reechoed
with cries Of joy; the numerous shining candles lent
their light TO the holy night which was passed in
chants Of praise and sweetest hymns. The man Of
God remained close 10 the crib. penetrated with the
tenderest pety his face bathed with tears and his
soul inundated with happiness. Solemn mass was
celebrated on the cTb. worthy soldier. deserving
Of credenee declared that he saw sleeping in the
crib an infant Of wonderful beauty and Francis
elasping him in his arms, trying to awaken him
from his slumbeF.
This sweet story is from St Bons7enture author
OF 'fhs Life Of ST. Francis" Legende de St.
Francois, eh. X
Few Christmas entertainments were
better attended, aud none provoked more mirth and
genuine enjoyment than that extended to the chill
dren Of the Sunday school by the fathers Of ST.
Paul's Church. on Monday last.
Books and eOnfections were distributed TO the
children numbering nearly 100 after which the little
ones entered with fun vent into those delightful and
interesting pleasures that proclaim the wisdom of
such pleasant entertainments
The sermon at the high mass in the
viii be by Rev. Father James +. Krug. Of st.
Paul's.
There viii be no afternoon deYotions; Bsnediction
Of the Blessed Sacrament win be given after the
high mass
class Of instructions for First Holy Communion
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST PAIL. Cd and 3 sts nv, Rev P. w JET
fries. pastor $50 s. m. Sunday school and
SIS .. m. EpWoTth League. II a. NJ con-
r7uniap. 81 Reception # new members. 30 ,.
NJ sermon by the pastor.
uoTrNT VERNON PLACE NJ z. CHURCH
eOTrTB. cor eth and SIS. NV Rev. William
French Locke pastor. II q. m. and ?. m.
PREACHING By the pastor; Sunday school. 81
m FrwoTfh League D. m
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL, Nd. ave and eth s.. ne
Prescbi1e n apS 81. by Rev F. y. Kirby
( s and c. z. societies meet at the usual time.
PRAYER meeting. Thursday evening.
MEMORIAL. OPENING YEAR SERVICES.
PASTOR ]. G. BUTLER at II; Assistant Pastor
q H, Butler at 80; Sunday school. go; In
Sesvor i1uior J. senior. 6 81 Everybody welcome.
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CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D SIS. ne. Rev.
George A. Miller, pastor. Services Sunday az II
a. m. and Z: As p. m, Sunday school, go a. m.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH Service. with
sermon, b. F. D. Power, a. m, The Great
Time-keeper" 30 p. m, "A Startling Prophecy y
Bible school, $50. Christian Endeavur. 80 All
welcome,
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Sunday
meetings at Rsuscher's. ios2 Conn. ave. at D.
address by Miss Stacey Of London. England.
Subject THE Miracle Of Bodily Health" Daily
noon meeting. and Wednesdays at s p n, at
Loan and Trust Bldg cor and 9Th. Public
inTitsd
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UNIVERsALISF.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts. nv
Rev John Van Schaick r., pastor, 4, n.
morning service sermon by the pastor: s.5 a. n
SUNDAY school: 80 u. m Y. 2. @ L
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han. 1907 G ST. DIV. Services. II a.
M and % p. m Subject Of morning lecture By
BISHOP OLIVER {. SABIN. Teaching How
10 Heal the Sick" also, Communion service Snl-
leet Of evening lecture. by MISS MARTHA T..
VAN NOAST, Evangelical Christian Science
Healing No testimonial meeting until January
g. Seats free. All invited
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sEVENTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

WHEN. HOW. AND BY WHOM WAS THE
SABBATH CHANGEDg"
Prof B. g. WIkinson's theme Sunday, Jan. 5,
40 D. NJ. MEMORIAL CHURCH, cor. and
18th sts NV. All welcome.