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FoR TREASURER

To the DemoeraticsVoterE of.LeOn County:
IhUroby announce myself candidate for nomi-
nation and reelection 90 Treasurer Of Leon cOun-
", Florida, aubtect % the action Of the coming
Democrats Primary 70 be held for such purpose.
Wihh 20 thank all OF my friends for their past
eonhdonce and support, and will appreciate re-
eaivinE again theiF future support for this Office.
Respectfully,
JOHN EAR1.R PERKINS.
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.EOR GONGRESS. 3rd NSTRCI.

30 fha voters o1 Third CCngrcl1ional Qi9tigs
u ennouoa myself candidate for the noulintion
@ Conera1s iron the Third Congre1sional District
% NiCfida O. the uCmecFatic primaries eo0n 20 BE-
Eed y win ondfaYQr % zee a8 many ol the Notofn
= WI - possible during the campaign and earn
tg leilcit the support 0f tbs voters Of this dis
GieE j viii announce my platform IN the near
fottra. Yours truly, D. y. MATA
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FoR TAX COLLECTOR

AZ sAa punoesatis VOtS5S u Lea County;
heEeby announces NO eaHdidasy for The oaosol
~ Co9setog f0g LSol County, suhiset 10 noni.
nala7a ~ tha ooEning DNmoeTatie Prinarg. and
pesnuly aak y0ar support fer such no.nins-
4 nominated and elogtud, win give nv tiD,s
90 best o6orts % ~ faithful peEfoSnaneo of ~
4Htles pertaining % tha oeies,
Vey respectfully.
g.t.. ". A. DnNmLY.
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FOR sHERIFF.

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Ven FoapsetfullZ.
WHLIAM ~ LANogFoH.
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10 ILL oR cIRcurr oouRr.

20 ~ DanOerHtis VOtoss sf Lea County:
eeTehg annOuilea NY candidacy fog the ei8es Of
(tefs ~ the ca cait Court for Lea Counfy. sub
yost - noeninatioa b tAa eomIng Democratic Pr.
maRy. and raapootfully ask TauF support for surb
u no@inated and slaatsd. I vyiu NV. nv finn.
- haat eiorts 70 tie faithh hai parfoTHHneS al ths
o1eltg geTtainlnE 20 the oaIoe ~
ven roEpoet9uiiy.
HmmT I. FnLKRI.
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RoR TAI ASSESSOR

Taiiahassss. Pa. Foh Z ioOa.
~ the Domoezatis Voters q Leon County,
Ifeapec7uug ann0unos my cnndidaev fo- p.
polninstion b the once of Assessor Of TnTea To-
Leoa County, subject b tie DamOerutie Prirn.rv
Iol your past Kindness and eonnideration- I
s.enk you Vuy much. and NiIl very gTatsfuIiy an
pfpeiaes re-siecetoa at pour hands.
WILLIAM o. AMEa.
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FOR AEGBERs OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.

Idsulra 20 suEaos aautaEe q ilts tgrtunity 20
thank the pe0p.e q Leon county f0f havinR hon
ored me with two terms as Member Of the Board
Of Public Instruction of Leon county. representing
School District Number Three Of Leon county.
! hereby announce myself a. Q candidate for re-
election % the same position for the coming term.
subject 20 nomination BY the Democratic Primary.
point with pride 10 the great improvement Of
| our white public schools In every respect. which
/ has taken place throughout Leon county during
the past three years under its present school adj
upon the many advantages In the way Of better
teachers, longer terms, better school houses more
comfortable school furniturS good blaekbOards,
from the hands Of our present school ofiiciala
rejoice at having been able 20 assist IN this good
work. and pledge myself 10 do ell In my power to
promote stll further improvements In case / am
hOnOred with another term.
Yours truly.
DAWSON BoATWRGHT.
To the Democratic Voters Of School District No.
Leon County, Florida:
hereby announce my candidacy for the once
Of Member Of the Board Of Public Instruction for
District No. Of Leon county, subject 10 Lomina-
ton by the coming Democratic Primary, and re-
specdully ask your support for Raid nomination
Respectfully. ID, r. Cox.
To the Democratic Voters Of School District No. /
OF Leon County, Florida:
hereby announce my candidacy for the Office
Of Member Of the Board Of Public instruction for
District No. / of Leon county. subject TO nOmnA-
ton by the coming Democratic Primary and re-
speebully ask your support for said nomination.
IL nominated and elected pledge myself 10
serve your interests faithfully and we'll and 20
serve also the best interests Of the people Of the
whole county.
JOHN H. PATTERSON.
To the Democratic Voters of Leon County,:
At the solicitation Of a number Of friends
have decided 70 become a candidate before the
Primary Election for Member Of Board Of Pub /
lie Instruction from District No s. and solicit your
support promising 10 give my best attention IL
you viii elect me to said position.
Very respectfully, 7. L. Coz.
FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE- |
sENTATIVEs.
To the Democratic Voters of Leon County:
thereby announce myself as a candidate for the !
as q Representative from this county !
In the next Legislature Of Florida subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic Primaries.
JOHN L NEELEY
I win Be q candidate for nomination and 10 |
stature FOR Leon county at the coming Primary, /
ano WIZ appreeiats the support of my friends.
A. s. WELLS.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County,
] hereby announee myself a. a eandidats for
domination ag Representative % the next Iarisla-
.ure IRON Leon county, subject b the action Of
the coming primary. WIN ROBFRTs.
10 the Democratic Voters Of Leon COUNTY.
hereby annOunee my candidacy .as Reprsssnta-
liIe Of Asoon county before the coming Democratic
primary election, and vii abide By the results Of
aid primary, solicting the support Of the votera
Respectfully, j. II. MOODY
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To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County:
At the solicitation Of a number Of friends,
have decided 20 become a candidate before the
Primary Election for Member of Board Of Pub
lie Insi ruetion from District No s. and solicit your
support promising 10 give my best attention II
you will elect me 20 said position.
Very respectfully, T. L. Coz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-07

it is expected, he transferred to another
church in this conference
When the official board OF the church
learned of the decision of DR.. Murray 1t
tors work. They state that under his
leadership the membership of young peo-
pie has been greatly increased. Contlnu-
ing. the resolutions declare that DIR. Muir
ray is in constant touch with the young
people and they have the most genuine
ard cordial relations with him and the
deepest attachment for him. And as for
IFS special though occasional sermons to
them, they are captivating to us all. In
deed we may say that his preaching has
been of unusual order, and often with
tie Holy Ghost sent down from heaven
During his pastorate we have put in a
new pipe organ, renovated and beautitied
our whole lower floor at a large expense
contributed the largest amounts both OF
missionary. and benevolence moneys and
felt forward movement in our commun-
fly through the reputation and influence
he exerts.
we most gladly welcomed our pastor
when he came TO US from the Woman's
College and he has our largest esteem
in every relation he sustains to u.s..
Plans for electing delegates from the
local churches to the annual meeting of
Che Maryland conference of the Methodist
Hill. Md. beginning Wednesday, April l.
are taking shape. For the purpose of
electinS the delegate to this meeting and
choosing the officials of the church the
NJ. L. Church will be held next Friday
evening.
Rev j. NJ Sheridan. president of the
Ma ,rlli NJ p eoRfere9ee will pay his
morrow, and it is announced that he will
preach at II O'Clock.
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

Any person may send any biblical aues-
ton to DR.. Gilbert, 1908 r street, this
city, and receive an answer in The Star.
$50. What is the true rendering Of that
passage, though worms destroy this
body, yet in my flesh shall I see God?'
Answer. This language is a correct
rendering of the original. 1t undoubted-
ly refers to a post resurrection expert
ence.
351. We read that Christ was present at
q marriage feast and contributed to the
JOY of the occasion, but not that he
claimed or exercised any right to bind
the contracting parties in any sort of
ceremony. If the head of the church mad
no such power where do they obtain
power who claim under Him, and what
is the significance of Christian marriage
as now conducted?
observed by us has no scriptlral warrant.
ligious ceremony on such occasions which
were times for mirthmaking, generally
continued for a week. celebrated by pro-
cessions of friends, with music. shouting
and noisy demonstrations. The essential
thing was the public agreement to union
made by the parties. and that Is with US
the chief intent in all the ceremony. We
must not conclude because our forms are
different that they are unnecessary or In
appropriate Marriage is such solemn
and momentous act that the offices OF
religion may be properly invoked to en-
force its sanctity.
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LUTHER LEAGUE NOTES.

What promises to be an important and
interesting meeting of the Luther League
Central Of the District of Columbia will
be held Friday evening March Ii in st.
Johns German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, AZ street between c and d
streets southwest. It will be the regular
quarterly meeting of the central, and as
is customary at these sessions prominent
workers in the league, local and national
will speak. 1t Is expected that an ad-
dress will be delivered by the Rev. DR..
Kuhns, field secretary of the Luther
League of America. Rev. John Weidley
Of the Church Of Reformation will speak
on What Is Meant By Lutheran 10y
atty" and addresses will also be made
by Rev. 1. o. Baker Of the Church OF
the Atonement on ACTIVITY Rev. Luther
Frantz of ST. Marks. Rev. c. F. Bergner
of lions Lutheran and Rev. DR.. Brod-
thage of st. Johns Church. The program
will be interspersed with musical num-
bers furnished by the members Of st.
Johns League, and consisting of solo
by Miss Louise Bieber and selections by
the church choir. A general invitation
to the public Is extended and cordial
welcome is promised every Lutheran.
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Activities and Plans of Various Congregations.
Tomorrow to Be "Prohibition Sunday"
Episcopal Combinations Planned.

Tomorrow will be regarded in many OF
The local churches as prohibition Sun
hay." In accordance with call sent
out recently by many of the local tenn
perance organizations, ministers Will dl-
rect their sermons today in favor of
prohibition. This joint effort, in all parts
of the District. is expected by those
back of il to arouse greater interest in
the question.
Those who joined in -theNcall were Mrs
Clinton Smith, president of the District
w c. T. u; Rev. Charles A. Miller,
pre- sident pro tenn. of the Antl-Saloon
League; Capt. J. C. Daley. grand chief
templar of the International Order Oh
Good Templars; j. +. Rhodes. grand
rhief of the Independent Order of the
Sons of Jonadab; n. E. Vowles, high
thief ruler of the Independent Order OF
Rechabites; Rev. Zed II. Copp. superin-
tcrdent of the citizenship department OF
the Christian Endeavor Union; Wlillam
A. Hickey. secretary of the Catholc lolai
Abstinence Union; Rev. S. Reese Murray,
president of the Prohibition CRUSADERS
Despite the death of Bishop Satterlee
efforts will be made to carry out al! the
combinations in the Episcopal churches OF
the diocese as planned by him. The deau
prelate confirmed two classes FOR the cur
rent year. just before his death. and 1t IS
thought that his fatal illness resulted
from a journey he made to one OF the
services To confirm classes In this ulo-
ceSe bishops of other dioceSes Will be
called here, and it is announced mat
Bishop Coadjutor Gravatt OF west VIZ
ginia will carry out the March connrlnd-
lions These will be conducted as FOL
lows: March s, II am. Church of the
Advent; pm, st. Agnes Chapel: 1:3o
pm, Chapel of the Nativity. March 10. IL
am. Epiphany Chapel. pm. st: An
drew's Church. March %, IL am, Church
of Our Saviour: s pm, Christ Churcn,
Navy Yard March %, S pm, st. Ste
phen's Church.
The combinations during the other
weeks of Lent are expected to be made
by bishops scheduled to come here TO
make addresses before the Churchman'S
League These include Bishop Anderson
OF Chicago and Bishop Query of Georgia
The name of the recently organized
bethlehem Baptist Church has been
changed to the "Randle Heights Baptist
Church" The new name designates its
location and was regarded as preferable
The choir of the Second Baptist Church
sang the cantata "BelshaZzar" before a
large audience at the Grace Nj. E. Church
recently. The chorus, which was under
the direction of Prof. {. c. Chase, included
forty-seven voices. The soloists were Mrs
Anita H. Lloyd, soprano, and Mrs John
Lloyd contralto. The members of the
audience We're enthusiastic in praise of
the music.
At a meeting of the executive board of
the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches at the Calvary Baptist Church
last Monday evening an appropriation
was made for the new italian Baptist mis-
sion which has recently been started.
Rev Dr G Reesa Murray nastor of the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church. who
has announced that he will not continue
in his present pastorate after the next
meeting of the Baltimore conference, will,
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FORM NEW ORGANIZATION TO UNITE YOUNG
PEOPLES SOCIETIES FOR MISSION WORK

Plans were perfected recently at the
Y. w. c. A. parlors for the organi-
cation of a committee for local work
in connection with the Young Peo-
pies Missionary Movement. The commit
tee was composed of Rev. DR.. Guthrie,
pastor of the Hamline NJ. E. Church; Mr..
Edward Tarring, president of the c. E.
Union: Dean William A. Wilbur of the
Columbian College, George Washington
University: Miss Flora l.. p. Johnson,
superintendent missionary department Of
the c. e. Union: Mr.. Leonard F. Ruoff,
superintendent press department of c. F.
Union; Mr.. w. P. Foley and Mr.. E. L.
Mercier of the Brotherhood of st. An
drew: Mr.. William w. MILAN and Mr..
]. E. Dawson of the Sunday School AS
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia;
Miss Tilton and Mr.. L. L. Derrick Of the
Epworth League. Mr.. r. A. Bogley and
Mr.. R. A. Ford of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union. Mr.. D. A. Davis and Mr..
Bruce Cleveland of the Y. NJ. c. A., and
Miss Brown and Miss Elizabeth Pierce of
the Y. w. c. A. A committee cosisting
of Mr. Tarring. Miss Brown and Miss Til
ton was appointed to draft a constitution.
The following are the newly elected off,
GERS VI ILLS IISSidcul, 1IOl
William A. Wilbur: vice president, Rev.
DR.. Guthrie; secretary, Leonard F. Ruoff,
and treasurer. Mr.. w. w. MILAN.
The aim of the new society Is to unite
all of the societies of young people in the
various denominations, so that they can
work for missions along the same general
lines. 1t is an organization among young
people similar to the laymen's missionary
movement among the older church COM
municants. Both are designed to be inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL.
To start mission study classes in con-
nection with the young peoples societies
and to develop interest in missions by
the holding of an institute at stated inter-
walls are the chief aims of the local
branch. The first institute, it is planned,
will be held early next fall.
Interest among the members here now
centers in the first national convention Of
the movement, to be held in Pittsburg next
week. That will bring together the lead
ers in mission work in this country and
Representatives of interested societies in
all parts of this country During the
sessions the opportunities in foreign coun-
tries will be presented and the work of
the various branches will be outlined.
Washington will be well represented at
that convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-07
PRIMARY TEACHERS
TO HOLD ANNUAL INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK.

The Washington Primary Sunday School
Teachers Union has arranged to hold Its
annual institute March 10, IL and II. A
new feature of this institute will be the
holding of evening sessions in different
parts of the city. The meeting March lO
will be held in Georgetown at Peck Me-
mortal Church. 2sth and NJ streets, at 1:3O
m. The second sessio--, which Will be
entirely given over to a discussion OF the
various phases # junior work. will be
hell at the Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Church, Columbia road near 14th street,
at 7:3U pm, March IL. Two sessions
will be held Wednesday. the first at 4
pm, at the regular meeting place, SD
9th street, and the second at 8 pm. at
Douglas Memorial NJ. E. Church, 18th
and H streets northeast. AT the after
noon session the lessons for beginners
anu primary scholars will be taught.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner. the field
orker of the international Sunday school
committee. will give an address at every
meeting.
The meetings, it is announced. are open
to parents, Bible school teachers and
others interested in children.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAv0R NOTES

The last meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor Union was held Monday evening at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. At this meeting a series Of COM
mittee conferences was carried out sue
cessfully. The prayer meeting and music
committee conference was conducted by
Miss Florence King. superintendent Of the
music department of the union: lookout
committee, by Mr.. Harry F. Lerch. super
ntendent OF the extension department of
the union missionary committee, by Miss
Flora l.. P. Johnson, superintendent of
the missionary department. and the
officers committee conference, by Mr.
RAJ. s. Gehr, vice president of the union.
These conferences were well attended.
The Galbraith A. M. E. Society reports
the following newly elected officers: Presi-
dent Mr.. j. Saunders; vice president. Mr..
Thomas Hawkins; secretary, Miss v.
Lang; delegate to the Christian Endeavor
Union, MIR. Anderson.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First NJ. P. Church will hold business
meeting and social next Monday evening
The delegates from the union to the
Young Peoples Missionary Movement will
leave Monday for Pittsburg. Miss Flora
L. p. Johnson, superintendent of the mis-
sonary department. and Miss Nina Urner.
representative of the junior department,
are the delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-07

at the regular monthly service held under
the auspices of the Brotherhood Chapter
of st. Paurs Church last Sunday evening.
The president of the Washington Local
Assembly has announced the appointment
of the following committees of the exec
utive committee to visit the brotherhood
chapters of the diocese: Bert T. Amos.
Dudley S. Bright and DR.. Adelbert A. Tay-
Tor. to visit St. Paul's. st. Michael and AL
Angels. ST. Thomas, Good Shepherd and
st. Johns chapters; Capt. E. A. Kriedler,
William B. Everett. jr.. and William r.
Bedell. to visit St Margaret's. ST. Steph-
ems. st. Andrews, St. Marks and st.
Agnes chapters: F. G. Munson, G. ]. He'd
rick and James P. Garner. to visit Epiph-
any, Trinity. Ascension and Christ Church
EAST Washington chapters; DR.. Gabriel
F. Johnston. William p. Foley. C. L. Mer-
cier and Thomas j. Hedrick. to visit ST.
Johns (Georgetown), Christ Church
(Georgetown), st. Adams and Emmanuel
chapters; William B. Dent, Edward L.
Brown and Parker N. Bailey, to visit st.
Mary's, st. Lukes. Calvary, st. Monica S
and Incarnation charters.
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Epworth League Union.

It is announced that the March meeting
of the Epworth League Union of Wash
ington and vicinity will be held at Cal
vary NJ. E. Church South, @ street near
31st street, next Friday At the afternoon
session there will be a discussion OF
the literary and social work # the Ep
worth League, conducted by Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Talbot of Rockville. Md. At the
evening meeting there will be an address
by Rev. G. c. Kelly, D. D., of Broad
Street Church, Richmond, Va. Rev W.
H. Ballenger is pastor of Calvary Church
and Mr.. F. P. Dudley president of tie
Epworth League.