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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-22
Taken Up Notice.

CAME TO MY PLACE: One roam heifer will,
white head and horns and bob tall and
one red heifer. Hubert Bares, Burkey
N. D.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-22

I. r. Smith, of the Stondall Land Co.,
returned yesterday with party of land
seekers.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
METHODISTS ATTEND BANQUET
National Training school Entertain
ed at Rush HnI-

Fully 80 representative Methodists were
present yesterday at the annual BANQUET
Of the National Training School for Mis-
sionaries and Deaconesses. at Rush Hall
ll50 North Capitol street.
Many Of those present were nurses and
students. DR.. G. ". Gallagher. pres
ident Of the school. was in charge Of the
arrangements. and after the banquet in
trodueed the following:
Mrs. Welch and Miss Guuck. of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church.
IN soprano and ccntraIto solos and duets:
Miss Mary G. Birch recitstions and
indian club swinging and Mr. and Mrs.
Lindsay in violin and vocal solos.
Yellow tulips and daffodils we're artisti-
caliy arranged on the banquet tables.
which were placed in the large han. The
banquet was considered the best ever
given by the school.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

preach next wednesday evening IN So Dominic 3
Church ca The new marriage laws and again on
ne following Sunday az 30 J. N on the same
theme. Father NIcNicholas wrote recently on ibis
topic for the Ecclesiastical Review
Wednesday evening Lenten sermons in
various churches IN be ly ;he following:
Rev Father Thomas A. Walsh In ST. Pauls
Church. Rev Father Clarence =. Wheeler in the
Church Of the Holy Comforter; Rev. Father james
\ Smyth. m ST. Patricks. End Rev. Father Angus
tine flenifnins. IN -. Augustine ..
Very Rev. d. !. Kennedy. d. p. prior Il the
DOMINICAN House Il Studies win preach IN the
Church of the Immaculate Conception: subject;
The sacrament q penanee.
Much anxiety has been entertained of
late because Of the serious illness Il Rev Father Paul
Srifith pastor of s., AugsstiBe's Church. and
Church. Tennallyjown
Encouraging tidings. recently received. indicate
sT-at improvement IN Father 1lauons condition
and Father Grfith's recovery from the effects Of
surgical OPERATION Is the oocasign Of deep rrati
tude TO a large circle of friends.
The depleted health Of Rev. Father
h1ny A Lear. :. J.. has also occasioned Erst con
Germ 20 the numerous friends Of this popular younr
priest. whose administrations with the faril-v of
Gonzasa have redomded 80 much 10 the success q.
the college. and whose work IN the holy ministr,
has endeartd hm tc the congregation Of St Alloy
sIGS Church.
change Of air and a complete rest from dutr
have been suggested by bis physicians: Therefore
Father Lesry VIII leave tomorrow fo- a visit Of
two weeks % Holy Cross College. Worcester Mas
He viii return IN time 70 assist az the services
Of Holy Week in 81. Alo5sls Church.
Earnest wishes without limit accompany him
voicing the hope that strength and good health viii
be speedily restored.
Maryland Day patriotically observed
last wednesday in all local schools and academies.
was celebrated appropriately by the pupils Of the
AcaIemy of the Immaculate Conception and the
stu1en-s Of the Immaculate Conception school
An excellent programme including tsbleaux reci-
taiions and sonSs. given by the girls and BOYS
before large and appreciatiye audience.
The essays read were selected from several sub
mitted b. the pupils Of both scho0ls-that Of Miss
Marie Melting. class Of ls0s of the academy merit
ing special praise as did the descriptions Of the
tempestuous yoyagc Of the Ark and the Dove given
by Joseph Kane 1908. Of the immaculate Concep-
ton School
Young Master Keliher furnished a splendid ac-
count of the landing Of the settlers az the little
Island In the Potomac. which they named St
Cements-now called Blackis;ons Island.
The retreat given by Rev. Father
Charles Warren Currier in the Convent Il the Vis-
Iati0n. Connecticut avenue. ends this morning
with and henedicti0n Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at 80 O'Clock.
The e1ifying attendance has been very gratifying
and augurs much for the wisdom Of permitting
adults and nOn-Catholics to assist al exercises of
50 devotional nature.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NJ. E. CONFERENCE APRIL |.
Session Opens on Wednesday Morn
ing ut HamIine VI. T.. Church.

The annual Methodist Episcopal Church
conference will open April l in Hamline
Church. Bishop Earl Cranston will pre-
side over the meetings. which will last
until Wednesday. April s.
As the conference viii be a prelude 10
the general conference from May to
June 6. in Baltimore, it Will be of greater
Importance than usual. One of the i'm
portant matters will be the selection OF
five delegates to the general conference.
Il is believed one OF the delegates will be
selected from the Washington ministers.
and the others will be chosen from other
sections of the conference territory.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Ala. and Lynchburg. Va He is closing
his fifth year at Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
He was pastor AZ Fifteenth and r
streets northwest Cater S. PauTs and
then Foundry church,, about eleven years
ago. For three years prior TO his present
pastorate ne was secretary Of the Wom-
ans College in Baltimore. the finest edu-
cational institution for young women in
Methodism- DR.. Murray has been a mem
years.
In connection with hts church duties.
DR.. Murray is an ardent temperance
worker, having conducted mass meetings.
as well as being present az several Con-
gressional hearings in the interest Of pro-
hibition.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Was born in Charleston, S. c.. and was
graduated from City College. Baltimore.
with Peabody honor. he completed his
scholastic training in Pittsburg. Pa
He is an A. NJ. OF the Western Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. and a graduate
from the Western Theological School. OF
Allegheny. Pa. a Presbyterian institution
for divinity students Having served on
the faculty Of the university. he was
made doctor OF divinity by the corpora
ton some years later.
DR.. Murray in his early and later career
declined fiattering offers from the Pres
byterian Church. He was reared IN the
Methodist faith. His first charge was in
Ohio. He has held subsequent pastorates
In Baltimore. Philadelphia. Montgomery.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
= sts- nv Rev samuel h Woodrow. D. D.. pas
tor. u a. m and o. m public worship with
sermons by tie past0r-'~Tks Christian lie IN us
-slstion O. God. j." a bel,Ted piysician@ Music
uf quartet ana chorus C,cs- led BY Dr. J. W
Bischoh. orgsnist- 80 a. m, sunday school; Is
p. m. Y. p ;. G. T.
MI PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia rad and lith ST. nv. The pastor. Rev
n hoss flshburn. VIII preach 40 u and rs
Morning subject. The importance of prUpOrt io-
evening next sermon IN Aen's Club series: subject
mans recklessness; go a. r. SUNDAY
school. p m, Junior Endcavor: SO p. m.
senior kndeaEor. Music b. quartet A welcome
loE all
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28


CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. cor. 3lst
and o SIS. NV. Rev. James II. ". Blake. rector.
20 a. Holy Communion. go a. n. Sunday
school and confirmation class. i a. fun service
and sermon by the rector. 30 p. m, confirmation
lecture; ! 20 p. m. evening prayer.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran stS
NV Rev. George Calvert Carter. n A. rector.
Rev. Jesse II. Becknsl. Rev. William NJ. Pettis.
D. D.. eurates- ID a. m. Holy Communion; u
a. NJ. morning praser. h,any and sermon; p. m.
erensong and sermon On first Sunday Of the
month Holy Communion at A. m Cantata by
choir instead of sermon. az p. NJ.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
eth 81. nv. Rev. J. Henning Nelms. rector. sun
day serEices az s. II. and s. Music. fe Deum.
stephens ofertory. Love Divine from "Jsifus
Daughter" Magnifcat Simper: anthem. In Thee.
. Lord. Do Pni Ny Trust Tours. Prot. Helm
neh Hammer, director Miss Frances Harrison.
organist.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
l sts. ne Rev G. :. Abbott and Rev " y.
Pierson. elers. Holy Communion. 10 a. N
SUNDAY school. go a. m: service and sermon. Il
d. m.
FALLS CHURCH Virginia. Service and sermon al
y e. - Rev. J. VI. Z. Mckee ohciatiag wei
come for all.
ST. MARKS Sd aud \ SIS. sc. Rev cr. W l.
DE Nries. Rev. John II. Deis Res. + y. Pres
cot. cergy. 20 and y a. m and Z - D. N
Eienn8 sermon oy Rev. Joseph /. Net onas, Of
Annapolis.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD sth and
SIS. ne. Rev. C. ;. Abbott and Rev ". y.
Piers0u. clerC. Services. : - a. NJ. Il a n SO
D. m. 80 D. m Rev. W. r. Turner OF CheTy
Chase. viii preach az night. FRIDAY. April ,.
evening prayer and sermon by Rev. r. 4. Castle
man, rector q Grac- Church. ElkridEe. SD
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G st.. bet. 18Th
and 18th. Rev. r. n. McKim. r. D.. rector.
Holy Communion a. m: services. II a. n
and o. m SUNDAY school e3o and 3 TIE
rector VII preach sermon memorial of the late
Bishop at Il; Rev Reese F. Alsop. d. D.. vii
preach A.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Z5d 81. Nv. near Washing
ton CI7ele. Rev. Alfred Harding. d. D.. and Rev.
Charles \. Holmsad ccgsy. Holy Communion
- and II a. n; moninE service and Holy Con
hrnation. y a. m by Right Rev. Clelsnd Kinlocn
Nelson. u. d. Bishop - Atlanta: sunday school.
go a. m choral evensons ard sermon. p n
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
OTHER SERVICES.

MASS MEETING FOR WOMEN. under the an
spices % ihe Young Womeu's Christian Assocla-
ton. az CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CIR srh
and II SIS NV, az 3 p. m- Address bv Mss Z
Stancrd Mllar. Werid-cnineut evangelist Miss
Millar j. remarkable for her combination 0f
Strength and WoDan'y grsos- She possesses q
magnetism which works through rich hum0r and
dramatic pa-h1s.
BUSY PEOPLES SHORT LENTEN SERVICES.
each weekday ercspt SATURDAY z O'Clock. closing
az l225 sharp. EPIPHANY CHURCH. g. ST.. bet
18th and ltch SIS under auspices Washington
chapters Brotherhood - S. Andrew SPEAKERS for
next week. MONDAY Rev. e. Ernest smith. D. d
Washington Tuesday. Right Rev. g. X. NCi70n
D. d. Bishop q Atlanta; wednesday Rev
Charles G. Pierce. y. D. chaplain T. = A:
THURSDAY aud Friday. Rev r. II Mckim D. D.
MashInEfnn. Sears fraa- Era--l-fr r-rIr-r,.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
SANG OLD SCOTCH BALLADS.
F. W. Bancroft InterpretS Highland
Tunes ct High school.

The assembly room Of the Western
High school was filled last night with
lovers Of old Scotch ballads, when the
second and last song lecture was given
by Frederick ". Bancroft. Of Boston.
under the auspices OF the faculty and
students Of the school.
Mr. Bancroft first told the history OF
the ballads, and then sang them in a
splendid tenor voice. These members OF
the faculty were N charge Of the lecture.
Miss NJ. H Brewer Miss NJ Z Turner.
Miss NJ. B. Merrill, Dr. +. 5. Newton. r
W Matthews. and Miss Edith c. Wes-
colt.
Following The entertainment. tie vopnp
women Of the school served refreshments
in the lunch room.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CHURCH DEFECTS INDICATED.
Fire Chiefs Reports Forwarded TO
Board of Trustees.

Report OF Chief Belt on the recent in
speetion OF churches with regard 10 fire
protection was sent 20 the trustees OF
those churches. yesterday. by the Com
missioners, with the request that the
doors and exits of the church buildings
be fixed 10 open outward.
Only five churches have been Inspected
by the fire chief so far and all Of these
except the Calvary Baptist Church. were
found TO have doors that opened inward
They are the St Theresa's Catholic
Church. the Ahev Sholem Synagogue. St
Mary's Catholic Church. the McKendree
NJ. E. Church. and the Calvary Baptist
Church. More viii be inspected next
week
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
should The office BY M Friday
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PREsBYTERrAN CHURCH
y \. ave. Il and 18th SIS. Dr. Wallace Radclire
pastor u a. m. the LoFd's supper ordination
and installation. rs p m. musical interpreta-
uoa' s'aDat Mater" so a. n. Bible school /:
- a. n, adult classes; % p m. Christian En-
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave .
and 18Th s,A Rev. Charles Wood. D. D. uaS
TOR, viii Oficiate tomorrow al IL a m and A. 4
p m Sunday school az s:;5 a. m: Christian En-
deaVor meeting AZ p n. Thursday evening. al 8
mid-week services
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SIS. c. F.
Ninbigler. pastor % a n. sunday school. II
a m, "Christ's message 20 the troubled - . n
Christian EndeaTor; p. m. some voices that
cannot be silenced" Everybody welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10Th and \ s,s
Dr.. J. J. Muir. pastor Preaching Il a. m :.
s'5 }. n. The Virgin Mars advice. Sunday
school. $50 a. n; Christian EndeaY0r. &c p. NJ.
f. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS: why the Boarder
Blushed." Sunday night. 8 o'c Preaching Il A.
m. Chorus choir; free pews. 2D BAPTIST CH
AUDITORIUM fth and Va. ave. se.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
VIII BE buried To-day.

George Edward Poole, a veteran of the
Spanish war who died yesterday, after
short illness. will be buried this afterA
noon in Arlington, after services at
Hindle e Bayliss' Chapel Fifth and
II streets, az o'clock. Rev. Richard P.
Williams, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Will Oficiate.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

Rev. John Brosnan, S. j., of the Jesuit
College. Woodstock. Nd. will deliver the
fourth in the series of complimentary
lectures given under the auspices of the
Aloysius Club in GOnzaga Hall to-mor-
row night ar o'clock
Father Brosnan is famous in the sci
entitic world for his work in chemistry
and photography. This lecture on the
X-ray and radium viii be illustrated. He
will be assisted By Mr. Francis Byrne.
5. j., who will handle the lights.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

". z. CHURCH 9Th and z SIS NV.
Rev Charles + Guthrie. pastor sunday school,
80 a. m Preaching. II a. m. by Rev. DR.. Carl
q. Dcney. former pastor. president WESLEYAN Col
lege Of West Virginia $50 3. m Epworrh
League. Does Christianity hinder a Young man
in business. Leader. MAJ. u. A. Han. song
service hy choir club q fifty voices Young people
especially invited. 30 D. r.. sermon by the fas-
tor shall know each other thcre5' Ff1h Of
the serles on The next life. Seats free. Stran-
gers Welcome
FOUNDRY ". Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
NV Res. Robert VI. Moore. d. D.. pastor $50
"a. m.. sunday school. Il a. m. preaching by the
pastor. ! .. m. EpEorth League: o. m. amt
Fcr~sry q American Tract SOcicty: addrrss by
Hon Joseph b. Graz. of Illinois Seats free.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

The memorial services in honor OF
Bishop Satterlee went of in every way
according to the arrangements admirably
planned by the standing committee. under
the guidance OF Canon Harding and the
archdeacon. The sermon OF the Bishop
Coadjutor Of Pennsylvania was again
delivered at the second service. at which
Or. MeKim also gave an address, he
having arrived in time. as many OF the
clergy noted with pleasure.
The amounts received at these services
for the building of the Bethlehem Chapel
Of the Nativity. as reported were:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MT VERNON PLACE n Z. CHURCH SOUTH.
c0r. s1a and SIS NV. Rev. William Freuch
Locke, pastor. Preaching. u a. n and p H..
by the pastor. sunday school. $50 a. H. Ep
worth League, , M Evepbod welcome.
MARVIN. cor. 10Th and p S. sF Sunday school.
So preaching. Il. hy Prof A. T. Ramsay. JUNIOR
League. s. Senior League. 6 %. conducted by Miss
Margaret Waesche
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corc0-an stS nv. The
Rev. Prank Sewal. D. D.. pastor. VII preach a.
IL a m. The law Of nonTesis,ance Matt, VS.
SUNDAY school l2l5; 5 p. IL. lecture by the pas
tor. Sketch q the rise and growth of the New
church wednesday, Z 30. in pastors study
Young Peoples Conference: Friday. f.f5 utany
With brief address on Leaves Of healing" from
TIE Divine Wo~1
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupont Circle.
Clergy; Rev. c. Ernest Smith, d. D., ID. c. L.,
rector; Rev. J. C. Ames. Il. A. and Rev ". j..
Cox B. D.. assistant clergy.
90 a. m. Holy Communion.
II 90 a n. Service and sermon By rector. Subject
THE LAD WITH THE FIVE BAR
LEY LOAYES AND THE TWO
SMALL FISHES
500 p. n. Lecture by rector on Church doctrine
and Bible truth
500 p. H.. Service and sermon BY Rev. Wm. J.
Cox.
Daily evening service. O'clock with address on
'PeniteUtial Psalms"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

DR.. Carl G. Doney, president of Wes-
leyan College. Buckhannon. ". Va. will
preach al Hamline Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Dr. DOney VIII re-
main for the Baltimore conference. which
opens in Hamline Church Wednesday
morning
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
LUTHER AN,

KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ave and 9Th S. no.
Rev. G. +. Wfcs. pastor. Theme Tor II a. H..
Life through death. =. - D. m. sermon % Fed
cral Lodge. J. q. o. F. Other services a. usual
TIE pastor viii be formally installed Monday.
March g. at 80 p. n
MEMORIAL Pastor J. 6. Butler. Services. with
preaching by pastor. II and s. Leuteu services.
TUESDAY az 4. Thursday az 6 School 30; CHRIS
tian Endeavo,. junior 3: senior T.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

at that time wide pastoral experience his
nomination was not confirmed. Washing
ton in sending Or. Pierce 20 St Mat
thew's is making substantial amends for
foDoing that active parish of its late pop
ular rector.
Trinity Parish. Charles County. Nd. of
which Rev. Joseph Baker is rector. has a
particularly neat and attractive Lenten
service calendar. Every Wednesday at 3
p. IN. there is service at Trinity Church.
and every Friday at the same hour there
is a service at the Oldfelds Chapel. AS
these two churches are twelve miles
apart and draw their congregations from
one Of the most extensive Of the Southern
Maryland parishes with its great farms.
or more properly plantations on which the
farmers and their tenants live. the need
of printers ink is quickly realized by the
clergyman anxious to effectively bring
Lenten opportunities to his peoples doors.
The rector has two ponies. which for
many years have been his faithful helpers
in parochial life. but they are old nCw
one being twenty-foUr and the other
twenty years cid, and so his people are
raising money 10 buy a good, strong
horse They have raised so far $50.
What we used to know as the Bell
Home. and we now know as the Episcopal
Home for Children. is arranging for its
annual spring carnival. 10 be held April
% All sorts of attractions are promised.
Little Red Riding Hood. beautiful Span
ish scenes, Indian dances. and the like
The board Of lady managers met in the
sunday school room OF the Church of the
Ascension on Wednesday last. imme-
diately after the close of the Satterlee
memorial service. to further the plans
proposed.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. Iss5 0 81. Lee
tuIe sunday evening. s.i5. THE HUNGER FOR
BROTHERHOoD5' "Wednesday SIS THE
GREAT HEART OF TIE UNIVER-E.'' rart .
Library Of philosophical works. Strangers vel
r4ue7
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
TREOSOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. Pythian Tenr,e. l0i2
s1A . sunday. D m discussion and questions
answered On ThcOsophy and Oc-lltisrr F,shfi-
WelCDmg
LECTURE Thensophy and SuirituaIism % az head
quarters WASHINGTON BRANCH THEOSOPH-
lCAL SOCIETY. 90 81. Sc. sunday March 3
at n m Public iuviref
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
MCCONNELL riseovERIEsIN
Wit a L + O r C. e
ProVe . Self-cura fnr an In,,.Iiai.

Mr- Mcconnell has proven that the rrodnrfioD p,
'lsai power can he increased BY an invalid or old
person tc cure himself Of all chronic diseases p,,S
hc lecture daily a. p. m. and "Wednesday ana
Saturday eTenings at p m. Further Information
and literature be secured at Offices. Coz Metro
rotan Bank Building, slS Fifteenth street. 'Phon.
Main 6sIa
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. I4,h aad L SIS
Ulysses g. 3. Pierce. minister. Gas a. m SUNDAY
school, Class for the Comparative study OF Reii-
gion and Unity Study Class; II. morning service.
sermon 10y the minister; % p. m Young Peoiile' 5
Religious Union The public invited % all serT-
ices r,h4s y
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

THE MARRIAGE SUPPER OF THE LAMB.
AND THE MAN WHO WAS FOUND WITH
OUT THE WEDDING GARMENT on" Come
and hear Evangelist X c. Russell speak on tins
subject Sunday. March 2. 7,i5 p N. MEMORIAL
CHURCH, cor N and 18th sts nv. ALL WEI
COME.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

OF OUR FATHER. isth and I. SIS. NV.
heF John Van Schaick, jr.. pastor. . a. H.
morning service. sermon hy Res Walker Dole.
D. D. Of Vermont. Miss Whiting VIII sng. a50
!. n. vesper service 9.B a. m sunday school.
sa-ea g. m Y y G. Z
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION,

MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE A TALK AT HER
Offices 800 Eth 81. (cor. I ST. SUNDAY. O. clock
Subject: Ideals Public invited. Patients treated
weekdays. Telephone " 265I
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
Illustrated LECTURE.

LECTURE on THE SCrrv
TltIC AND HISTORICAL ACCURACY OF
THE BIBLE" by Butler lack. N Socialist Han
{ S., bet. lst and I'd nW- sunday 4 p n.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
CHRISTIAN.
UNIVERSALIST.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service. with sermon
by p D. Power. u. Toe Trinities.'' 30 The
model PRAYER. Bible school SO: &. T. So
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hali. l0o7 q 81. NV. Services. Il a
n and : . . m. Subject of morning lecture. by
Bishop OLIVER c. SARIN
How % catch health and happiuess.-- Srf-ect of
eEening lecture by Miss MARTHA F. VAN
NOAST Optimism: How % realize itg" MS
Edith Pickering. soloist Testimonial ueetinr
Wednesday e-eniug. al O'Clock. Seats free All
invited
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

MORAL EFFECTS OF IMMIGRATION. % sYb.
leei 81 address al 3 ?. m. Py1hian Temple I0lg
sth 81 NV. by Maj James A. CLARK. Seats free
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAvSCdERs. lozs
conn ave. a. p m Address by Miss Emma
Gray subject The next step IN errIr-rigr Do
Daily noon meeting and Wednesdays a. : D. m a.
Loan and Trust Bldg. cor 7 and 9Th Pebble in
yi+ef
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

While you think OF il, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
Oil viii be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28

During the latter part Of his episcopate
Bishop Satterlee chose the parish Church
Of the Ascension. on Massachusetts ave
nue. and Twelfth street. as his Pro-Cathe-
dral For some time after the bishop first
came TO Washington. he used for that
purpose 81. Marks Church on Capitol
Hill. bat later on chose instead the
Church Of the Ascension. which remained
in the possession OF that rank and dignity
until the bishops death With that sad
event, il Immediately became a question
whether the church still remained the
PrO-Cathedral Of the diocese or not. The
relationship he'd been the subject OF
very precise concordat between the late
bishop on the one hand. and the rector.
waTdenS, and vestTy OF the Church OF
the Ascension on the other However.
10 set an problems at rest. 10 give the
new bishop a perfectly free hand, and
above all TO avoid IN the future any
possibility OF misunderstanding the au-
thOrities Of the church applied 20 the
standing committee 10 join with them
in expressly declaring the concordat be-
tween the late bishop and themselves
terminated and without further binding
force. which the committee promptly did.
being OF the opinion that by the death
of the bishop the concordat terminated.
it having been OF the nature OF a per-
sOnal agreement only. The result is that
the Church Of the Ascension is no longer
the Pro-Cathedral
The Washington herald., 1908-03-28
NEW PASTORS SPEAK
Will Be Heard at C. E. Union
Meeting on Monday.
MERRY GATHERING AT CHURCH

Social Committee of society of CAL
vary Baptist Congregation Give
Made on Several subjects--New
Organization nt BrOOkIand Church.