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The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

Child Labor will be the theme OF dis
cussion from the pulpits OF most local
churches at to-morrow's services.
The national child-labor committee has
suggested that Sunday, January 26, be set
apart as child Labor Day." and has
invited the pastors and churches of Amer
lea 70 hold at least one service devoted
TO the discussion of child labor and TO
the consideration Of national legislation,
especially of a law for the District OF
Columbia restricting the employment Of
young children.
Work OF National Committee.
The committee was organized in 1904
and received articles of Incorporation by
an act Of Congress in March. 1907. It's
president is Felix Adler, and its secre-
tary, Owen r. Lovejoy both Of New
York. where headquarters are located.
President Roosevelt is the only homo
rary member. Among its forty-seven men,
bers. all actively interested in problems
Of sociology, are Miss Jane Adams
Graham Taylor, and Mrs. Emmons
Blaine. OF Chicago; John Graham Brooks
and President Charles W Eliot of Cam
bridge; ex-President Grover Cleveland,
Gov. Curtis Guild IT., and Arthur F. Esta-
brook, Of Boston, Cardinal Gibbons, John
Golden, of Fall River; Mrs. Florence
Kelley, Of New York: Secretary William
II. Taft, Gov. HOke Smith, OF GeOr-
gia; Senator Tiilman. Of South Carolina;
John Mitchell, president of the Mine
Workers Union, and Judge Ben. B. Lind
say, of Denver.
Legislation Accomplished.
During the past year important child
labor laws have been enacted in eighteen
States. Significant and practical amend
ments to existing statutes have been
made in ten States. In all this work the
committee through its members and
friends, has done valuable work and
eXerted much influence.
it has also made special Investigations
OF child labor in mines and factories. Of
tenement-house homes, of school attend
ance and truancy in industrial towns
and cities, unearthing facts Of wholesale
violation of law and publishing them
broadcast through the newspapers, maga-
zines, and seyeuty-siX of its own PAM
phlets and leaflets, thus stimulating public
sentiment in every State in the Union.
Ii has also furnished information TO
legislatures and their committees, which
has been Of great assistance in drawing
new bills and in arguments for their
support.
Investigation Ordered by Congress.
1t also has secured the passage Of a bill
by Congress authorizing an investigation.
under the Department OF Commerce and
Labor Of conditions of working women
and children in America, carrying S15O.O 600
appropriation for the purpose.
In its appeal TO the churches the COM
mittee says.
"A multitude Of organizations. working
Independently. can accomplish little
against this widespread evil, but a CO.
ordination of the churches Of America
will be irresistible. 1t is our mission to
represent YOU and 10 declare your con,
victions before Congress- and before the
governments of the Commonwealths Of
our republic"
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PREsBYTERIaS.

THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conn ave,
and 18th SIS. Rev. Howard Ague8 Johnston,
d. D. Of New York. viii oliiciate Tomorrow at Ii
a. n and at .. m SUNDAY school at 9:i5 a. N /;
Christina Endeasor meeting at 5 p N. TbSrsday
evening. az g. midWeek service.
CENTRAL cor. Sd and ] sts nw. ls0uthern Assem-
bly,. Preaching at u a. m By the pastor emer-
tus, Res A. ". pitz8r, d. D and at 20 >. m-
hy the pastor. Rev. james G Taylor. SUNDAY
school. $50 q. ~: G. E. 50 .. H.. prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening. -. Strangers welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PREsBY ERIAN CHURCH.
y. \. ave II and Oh sts. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe
pas n. II a. H.. sacrament Of the Lords supper
,lJ r. n. Musical interpretations. 0TstOro of
Elijah" 80 a. H., Bible school; 9.B a. m.
adult classes. SO p. n. Christian Endsayor So
c.5ty.
FIRST. The Strangers Sabbath Home" Donald
g. Macleod minister u a. M, Hon. W. J,
Bryan Hil deliver an address; subject l4IssiOns
IS p. n last sermon 0f eyangeistic campaign
by the pastor; subject The Eeasonableness Of
Christs Appeal 30 the World PeWs vii be held
for members az morning service until l155.
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Private Hecht Promoted.

Chisf Belt has recommended that Her
bert Hecht, private. class !, be pro-
noted to private of class ?. with com
pensation at the rate Of s1.0S0 per year.
vice H. Y. Belt, resigned, to take effect
on the 26th of January. John T. Albers
has been recommended for appointment
as temporary private Of class /, with
compensation at the rate Of $3.50 per an
mum. vice Herbert Hecht, promoted, TO
take effect the 26th instant provided that
he pass the usual twelve months pr0ba-
ton successfully. These recommendations
are approved by the Commissioners
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. l6th and
g sts- nw. Rev Samuel II Woodroa. D. d. pas
Tor. Il a. n. public u0rthin. with address By
Justice David j. Brewer Life from a Judicial
Standpoint r. M. public worship with ser
Elon by Rev. Harry W johnson Music by quartet
and chorus choir led by DT. J. ~ Biscaof CT
ganist $50 q. n. Sunday school, 5.5 p. m.
Y. +. S. G. r.
MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia rOad and 18th ST NV Rev IT, Ross
Fishbum. pastor. 80 a. n. Sunday school. d a.
N. public worship. with sermon By PASTOR sub
ject, "Clairvoysuce' 3 p. IT,, Junior EndesFor,
D. n. senior Ends4TOr- T,i5 j. n. public Wor-
ship. with address by Hon. William Jennings
BTTan-
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change, owing to various causes. It now
stands complete. however. and ready for
business. These ladies and gentlemen
compose It: Mrs. Giles Rafter Mrs. VII
liam Belden Noble, Mr.. Thomas Nelson
Page. DR.. William c. Rives. Dr. Prentiss
Wilson, Mrs. H. p. Blair. Mr.. ". II. Sin
gleton, Mrs. S. f. Kramer, and Mr.. Byron
S. Adams.
The committee will hold its first meet
ing at Mrs. Mobiles residence, 176l n
street northwest.
There was regular meeting of the
trustees of Croome Industrial Institute
at the Bishops House, on the 2lst There
is no other school of this kind in Southern
Maryland II is doing a good work in
giving a religious and industrial educa-
ton to colored children The work IS
under the direction Of Rev, Henry c.
Parkman and his assistant, Rev. J. r,
BROOKS.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

CALVARY NJ z. CHURCH SOUTH, between Soth
and slst SIS NV ". II. Baliengee, pastor II
a. m, by pastor 80 p M Sunday school, 9;45
q 10. E1yTorth League. go D IL Strangers vel
Cunei
MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ Z. CHURCH
SOUTH. cor. 9th and h sts- Nv. Rev William
French Locke, pastor. II q. n and >. N.
preaching BY the pastor; Sunday school. So
a. 10. Epworth League, Z ? %
ST. PAUL ii and S SIS nv. Pastor, Rev. T. W.
Jetfries. $50 8. IA, Sunday school 5 ana bS
T. u ETaF0r1h League. II 5. n. and 80 p n
Subjects: THOUGHT" and ACTION
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CoIored bishops Meet.

The arrangements for the two big meet
ings of bishops Of the African Methods
Church in this country. to be held here
commencing February 5 and Il, are prac
tically complete. The first viii be the
meeting Of the Board Of Bishops and Con,
nectional Council Of the A. NJ. E. Zior
Church, at Union Wesley Zion Methodist
Church. in Twenty-third street northwest
commencing on the evening Of the first
named date. Resident Bishop J. W. Smith
d. D.. viii preside.
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union, viii be present at both the supper
and the prayer meeting, and will have a
message for the Christian Endeavorers.
The first international convention under
The direction Of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Movement of the United States
and Canada will be held IN Piusburg.
Pa. March 10-l2. This is a large conven-
tion, and some of the ablest speakers
on missionary and educational themes In
Great Britain, Canada, the United States,
and from the home and foreign mission
fields, will address the convention az
the day and evening sessions These
addresses viii yividly and forcefully pre-
sent the urgent problems in the home
and foreign mission fields. and the prog
ress and need for a more aggressive
campaign of missionary education In the
churches Of North America.
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Ohio Girl to Sing in Churches.

Mary Gertrude Stockwell. of Ohio. who
Will be a guest Of the Ohio Society a few
weeks, will sing for the Masons at West
ern Presbyterian Church, II street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth. on Sun
day morning at Il o'clock, and the same
evening at the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal for the Epworth League at Z
o'clock, and at the First Presbyterian
Church, John Marshall place, at o'clock.
She is a graduate of Miller, Toledo.
Ohio, and a pupil Of Kellerman. Of Gin
einnati, Ohio, and is only eighteen years
old.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

The medical faculty of Howard Uni
versity presented an oil portrait Of DR..
c. B. Purvis to the trustees Of that in
stitution yesterday afternoon in the An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel Dean
Reyburn made the presentation address.
which was responded to by President
Thirkicld Rev. ". Y. TunneIl read res
oiutions Of the trustee board expressing
appreciation OF DR.. Purvis' long service.
The picture was painted by Miss Mott,
granddaughter OF Lucretia Mott
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APPROVED BY PRESIDENT.
Ratifies Amendment to the Naval
Regulations.

President Roosevelt has approved an
amendment 10 the naval regulations.
which will considerably extend the duties
Of commanders in the navy, and will pro-
vide more opportunity to get the neces-
sary experience on fighting ships while
passing through the grade Of commander.
The amended regulation will be as fol-
lows:
A commander may command division Of a squad
ron. naval station. protected cruiser Of the FIRST
rate. a ship Il the second third rate, torpedo
boat destroyer fCtilia a ship not rated. be chief
Of staff TO nag officer be assigned % duty eng
nee0r Of the feet and may serue-ss executive officer
Of battle ship or am0Tei cruiser. OF pCrioun such
shore duty as may be assigned him. such COM
mandegs as are by law restricted 70 the performances
Of engineering duties shall BE- assigned accordingly
and to shore duty only
The change viii also result in giving
officers in our service the same rank as
those performing similar duties In the
principal foreign navies. notably the Brit
ish, German, and Japanese
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To SEN Structures on school Site.

NJ c. Hargrove, District property
clerk. has been directed by the Commis-
sioners TO sell the structures on the school
site at Fourth and PomerOy streets north
west, which have been purchased and con-
demned by the District, These structures
must be removed by the purchaser within
thirty days after the sale.
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THEOsOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH Pythian Temple. 1912
9th st. Sunday. az 5 p. H., lecture by Or. W. ".
Baker. On Kama. Free VIII and Necessity.
Public invited.
LECTURE. THE VALUE OF THEOSOPHY Is
the World Of Thought, written by Mrs. Besant.
at headquarters Washington Branch TheosophicaI
Society, - A So. Sc, sunday January &c, 1875.
Public invited.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall. l07 g st. NV. Services. II q.
IN. and 30 p m Subject OF morning lecture. by
BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN, Teaching How %
Heal the Sick" Subject u evening lecture, by
MISS BERTHA TELLYR, The Beauties q
Evangelical Christian Science" Miss Edith Pick
ering s0l0ist Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening az : 90 Seats free All invited
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAsILINE NJ z. CHURCH. 9Th and P sts- nv
Rev C. Z. Guthrie pastor. Sunday school. 80
a n, EpWOrh League. 80 T. Il.s preaching u
a. n. by Rev. Wilbur r. ThiTkield ID. D. presi-
dent sf Howard University. Revival services, 81
D. m conducted by Rev. Thomas Harrison, evan
gelist and every evening at 30. except SATURDAY.
Large audiences and Intense interest shown Every
b0dy invited. CouEeFsioEs every night. Come.
FOUNDRY n. Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts.
nw. Rev Robert NJ Moore, ID. D., pastor sun
day school, go 4. n; preaching BY pastor, Il a.
m and 6 D. n: EpwOTth League. p. u Good
music seats free Strangers welcome
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BAPTIST.

Z. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS. "One Washington
Man AID Two Pies" Sunday night. 30 o'c.
Preaching. j d. n. Chorus choir; free peWs ZD
ave Sc
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts.
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor. Preaching II a. n. DIS
cipleship Proven 7.5 p. H.. Fallen Ground.
sunday school. 8 30 a. N. G. L.. .. %.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 18th and 0 sts- C. T.
Winbgier. pastor $50 a. H.. Sunday school: u
a, H., "Unconquered Territory IN the Human
Heart p. H., "Deliyerauos from Bondage.
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ALWAYS OPEN TO HOMELESS.
Municipal Lodging HOuse to Have
Night Watchman Now.

To afford shelter for homeless men. who
find the doors Of the Municipal Lodging
House closed now at 10 o'clock at night.
the District Commissioners have approved
the recommendations Of the major and
superintendent of police, that the sum Of
$50 be appropriated for the employment
Of a night watchman 20 keep the Num-
cipal Lodging House open all night. from
October 20 April.
This recommendation was forwarded TO
the Commissioners through Secretary
George Wilson. Of the Board Of Charities.
at the request Of Lieut.. James Hartley
Of the First precinct station house. who
cannot accommodate the requests for
shelter.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. Iath and L SIS. Ulys-
ses 9, B. Pierce, minister. 9,5 a. N, SUNDAY
school, Glass for the Comparative study of keiig
ion and Unity Study Class, T. morning service,
sermon by the minister Z ?. n, Young People 5
Religious Union; 3 p, m, evening service nfst
in course q four sermons by the minister on
The Inner Meaning Of some Gospel Teachings,
/ ,.TrIrnirr Water Into Wine.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE AsCEN.
SION, 18th and Mass. age. nv Clergy: kisAt
Rev. H. Y satterlee d. D., Bishop Of Washing
ton; Rev J. Hsuniug Nelms rector; Rev. Robert
Evans Browning cWate. Services, 30, 80, II a.
n. and 8 p. m Seats free. Strangers cordially
welcomed. The rector viii preach at H. aud the
Bishop oi Brazil at 8.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH 18th and Corc1ran SIS.
nv Rev. George Calvert Carter. n A., rector.
Rev Jesse h Beckneli, Rev Wn 81. Pettis
ID. D.. curates 20 a. m, Holy Communion "a
a m morning prayer. Itany. and sermon. p. m
eTens0Hg and sermon
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 6th and l
sts ne Rev c. s. Abbott Services, 80 a. M.
II a. H., 30 p. H. Sunday school. sD a. m.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Sd St, near Washington
Circle Rev. Alfred Harding. -. D.. and Rev. e..
H. H0lmead clergy All seats free at all services
Holy Communion 30 and 10 a. n morning serT-
ice and sermon, II a. H. choral eseasong and ser
mon, p.
ST. MARKS. Sd and sts. Sc. Rev DIR. V. l..
De Yries Rev T. M Prescott, Rev. John II.
Des, clergy. 80 aud II a n and Z 80 p. n.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts. nv. Rev. Rich
ard 2. Williams Rev Lionel A. Wye. Services a.
7-0 H. and g. Confirmation lecture al SIS. The
rector viii preach.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G s.. bet 18th
and 18th. Rey. L. II. McKim. D. D.. rector.
Holy Communion, a. M services. Il 3 M.
and 6 D. n. The rector VII preach al IL SUNDAY
school az 80 q n. and p "a
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetowu. Rev.
James Il. ". Blake. rector. % a. n. Holy Con-
muniOn, % a. H., sunday school: II a. n, full
service and sermon By the rector; 30 D. n. even
ing prayer and sermon.
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Representntive AIexander to snenIl.

Representative Joshua W. Alexander.
from the Third district Of Missouri, will
deliver an address to men before the
Webber class Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Sunday school on Sunday morn
ing at s:45 o'clock. The meeting will be
open to all men.
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CHRIST TIAN.

VERMONT AVE CHURCH. Pastor. F. D. Power.
u e. m.. RIGHTLY DIVIDING THE WORDS
80 ?. Ia, "FREED0N THROUGH THE
TRUTH sunday school 9 % a. IL; Christian
EndesVoF 6 % y. N. All welcome.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and D sts. ne Rev.
George a. Miller, pastor. Services Sunday at Il
e. n. and IS r. N. Sunday school, 30 a 10
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corcorsn SIS. nv. The
Rev Julian K Smyth. Of New York City. vii
preach al Il a. n sunday school. 2 2l5. : p. n,
WHO WAS SWEDENBORGf" Third lecture
in the course by Rev. Mr.. Smyth: His oeership
The first really aew conception Of tie character
q immortality given u the world for eighteen cen
lures cane through Sveden5oTg '-Heber Newton.
All are invited.
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UNDENOMINATIONAL.

BIBLE STUDENTS WILL HOLD TWO MEET
ings Sunday, January D. 1855, at Pythiau Teul-
ple third floor, rear hall Afternoon, p IA.
PRAYER, praise and testimony. Evening 30 D. N.
Bible study. Subject. Prayer" All Christians
invited. Seats free, No collections Publications
Of Watch Tower Bible and TIaCt Society can Be
obtained
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Religious Conditions in France.

Mrs. G. E. Dimoek. who, with her hus-
band, spent some months in France last
summer, will give an account of the pres
ent religious conditions in that country
on Monday at II o'clock in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsOTERIC CENTER, I4s Q st. Lee
ture Sunday evening. SIS. THE ASTRAL
PLANE wednesday. SIS. COLOR AND
FORM or THOUGHT" Library philosophical
works Strangers welcomed.
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UNIYERsALioi.-

CHURCH CT OUR FATHER. 18th and Sta NV.
Rev. John Van Sclaick. gr-, pastor Il a. m.l
morning service; subject Does Christianity De
mand that We Reuounce All3" 40 p. n. Tespsr
service. An Army Chaplain 9.35 q n. Sunday
school, $3.50 p. n !. =. c. L.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER'S 1852
Conn. ave. at 4 p. n. Address by Miss STACEY.
Subject Equality. Yet Inequality" Daily noon
meeting and WEDNESDAYS al p n st reading
room, Loan and Trust Bldg, cor T and 9th sJs.
pr1ffie f-vifaf
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. BIRTHDAY OF PASTOR. ]. G.
BUTLER y. ''FoJuscUre and More %. Rem
insCent Talk" ETegb0dy welcome
KELLER MEMORIAL, Nd are and 9Th s. e
Rev. C. P. Wles, pastor. Sermons az il and -
by the pastor; 5. ), so; Junior ana senior L T.
at and 6 81 o n seats free.
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. sEATON WILL GIVE A TALK At HER
Offices. so 18th ST. lc0r. L stl Sunday. O'Clock.
Subject FAITH AND ITS OPPONENT" Pub
lie invited Patients treated weekdays. Questions
answered Thursday. s p. 20. Telephone II. 255L
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OTHER SERVICES.

vESPER SERVICE. YOUNG WOMEN's CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION cor. l2th and sts. NV.
80 o'clock Leader. Miss Mary baltimore, Of See
Ihnw China Tea and a soclaI hour.
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You get the best when you get the Sun
day edition OF The washington Herald.
and tO-morrow's issue will be brighter
and better than ever. Order from your
newsdealer, If you are not a regular sub
scriber.
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= CHILD LABOR DAY"
Sundays Sermons to Be De-
voted to Theme.
LOCAL Law TO BE ADVOCATED

National Committee Has Requested
Pastors of All the Washington
Churches 10 Unite in Services for
Discussion OF Subject and COnEId-
Grafton OF Restrictive Measure.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. 18th ST.. near Dupont
Circle. Clergy. Rev c. Ernest Smith. d. D..
D. C. L.. rector; Rev. ]. g. Ames, b. T.. and
Rev. William J. Cox B. D.. assistant cieEE. a.
m. Holy Communion Ii a. n, service and sermon
by THE BISHOP OF SOUTHERN BRAZIL
p. H.. sermon by Rev. Robert Evans Browning.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

The archdeacons' committee on sani-
tary affairs has undergone considerable
The Washington herald., 1908-01-25

Among various names suggested for a
successor to Bishop Coleman in the Della
ware bishopric are those Of Dr. Floyd
Tompkins, rector OF Holy Trinity Church,
Philadelphia; Archdeacon Hall, of Will
mington, Del, and. what is of much more
interest 10 US, that of our own archdea-
con of Washington. and rector Of Trinity
Church Rev. Richard P. Williams Mr..
Williams work as rector Of Trinity and
archdeacOn of Washington has been Of
such a character that we feel like say
ing to Delaware. as Mark Twain, In a
similar case, said about Dr.. Williamson
Smith: There are many excellent men
you can elect, but please leave US the
one whose place we do not know how to
fill, if you take him away" However.
diocesan conventions are uncertain guam
titles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-21

Il am not a pessimist and take no
gloomy view of the future" said Mr.
Plaisted. We are the inheritors of all
the sacrifices of the past. We possess
that for which our fathers fought
and mothers braved. Every breeze
that blows up the river brings q mes
sage of hope and encouragement from
the citizen Of Augusta
He was literally applauded.
EX-Mayor Charles F. johnson was
the next and last speaker. He spoke of
the unity of interest and labor in this
city. I'VE have no rich men in Water
Vile, but we have some of moderate
means, who are active in business cir
cles, with good results" Nature has
been a good benefactor to Waterville."
He spoke Of the incoming of the new
Electric road from Augusta and hoped
the people of Waterville would meet
the people of that road in the right
spirit. We hope to get the trade of
Augusta and the money the good citi-
zens have been depositing, directing
his remarks to Mayor PlaisteG). Wa
terville was fortunate in having es-
tahlished INDUSTRIES which stood in
times of depression, all of which arc
ably conducted. 1--WE have no strikes
or disorders. | congratulate the citi-
zens of Waterville on the advance
they have made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-21
w, C., T. u. Meeting.

The Soldiers and Sailors branch OF
the W. G. T.. y. held a very interesting
meeting in G. A. r. hall Tuesday even
ing. The attendance was not as large
as usual on account Of the ball game
on the Home diamond at the same
time Those who failed to attend the
meeting missed an exceedingly inter
esting program. The Crescent Male
Quartet, consisting Of Messrs. Varney,
Conant. Richardson and Mcdonald.
with Miss Varney as accompanist ana
Mrs Conant as reader were present
from Augusta and very ably assisted
in presenting the following program:
"'Thc sun Is Shining Somewhere by
the quartet; reading by Mrs. Conant;
vocal solo by Master Earle Hayes
violin solo by Prof. Theme; reading
by Mrs Wood of Winthrop; essay by
c. r.. Turner; solo by Mr.. Varney; re-
marks by Prof. Theme; selection by
the quartet; remarks by Rev. I'll. ).
Burrage: reading by Miss Conant'
violin solo by Prof. Theme. The audi
ence showed their appreciation OF TINS
fine program by a rising vote OF thanks.
Chaplain Burrage pronounced the
bened;ction and the meeting adjourned
until next Tuesday night.