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The Washington herald., 1908-08-15
O'NEILL CAPTURES SINGLES
Halifax Sculler Scores Victory IN
Association Event.
St Paul Oarsmen Make Good show
ing in Opening Races of National
Regatta at Springfield.

Springfield. Mass. Aug 1.-THE St
Paul and Halifax oarsmen made the
strongest showing in the first days races
Of the thirty-sixJh annual regatta Of the
National Association Of Amateur Oars
men John O'Neiu. of Halifax. walked
away with the associations singles. the
St Nary's of Halifax. captured the in
ternauonaI four oar event. and the Min
neSoJa Boat Club. OF ST Paul. LED AZ the
finish in the intermediate four cared and
eight cared events. one Of the greatest
events on the card The senior doubles.
went 10 Harry : Bennett and Alex.
Warner. OF this city. who beat out the
New York Athletic Club pair by only g
fraction OF a boat length
The NonpareiIs. Of New York. came IN
for victory in the pair-oared event. and
the West Philadelphias captured the n
te-mediate doubles
II was ideal weather for the regatta,
the water being nearly as smooth as that
OF a mlu pond The course was kept
clear OF boats. there being only one
slight accident 10 mar the days events
IN the Intermediate doubles scul race
B-esnahan and Fitzgerald. Of Springfield.
who were rowing close 10 the west shore
struck and overturned a canoe containing
a man and woman The people were
rescued and the pair finished out the
race.
Izte=usd5zts f1ur-oz-s-yyon by Minnesota Boat
Cub - Pan. 1Iiuu-; time S-7- s.. Josepa's
2ss1c-a-I1- Cub Boston. sec1nd- TINE. l0l5
As=1ca-icn single z-lllS-Won hT John O'NeiIl-
s. Ma-vs A. A. Hslifaz- t-ne. 15--- a5- William
Nsl-Elf. Nassau B0a-- Cub. NsT YORK. second @
time 1115 Alex W1ruocZ. Springfield Boat Cub
-Ei-l
Senior International f1-1-1ared s--sish;4vay-yTon
D. s. Garys A A.. Halifax. time. 50 Mime
sta Boat Ci-b. s. Paul. MINI. sec1ud; TINE. 9-3i
Eespgr Bca- Clsb. Paiadelrhia third
intermediate sc7sll-NCa r. B-oEuweI and Gc-ion
We Tfita1e-rlia Boat Club. tine 9a3 - At
worth and Garter. New R-caeiie R0zsng Club SC
o-[- time So -. Nassz1 Boat Cub. New Eo-s
tz5-T
lI-e1-a-lla- Ia---osrH1-Mo1 q Alclne al1a
hraI5l NauEareI Rowing Club. New YORK. tine.
l6--a ALlis11 ard Gordon. Nsst Pliia6eiI'hls B0zt
Club. =sc71l- TINE l1z5 IS
senior double scHI-yycn b. Bennett and War
nock Springfield Boat Club; time. 92s Is Rl-as
and Quinn Ner Nors A C.. second. TINE. 80 -
s.. Alul1ls-s Club. Boston. third
I--errredia-e eiEi--oared srraizhtavay-Wcn by
Ns-1cz--a Boat Cl-b St Pz1l, tine z Detroit
Beat Clgb. ssoond- time. 50 - Rock EI1uol
B1a- Club. Springfield third
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST HACE-Siz t-ricuE=- Dorothy webb. 10
iIr1ylc-I- t0 4. w1l- Ealcr-u- -14 Ross. s o. D.
sec7ud- ST=-EIt -l1 .EzlleiE'. -1 T. ra-r5 Time
IN s-5- Ls6v Eleanor, Point lac sister Jennie.
Sairp-slL Tsr--7--e. and Ni-a T. also r1-
SECOND kACE-S-sCrlsg about rE1 miles
Cr1l-la- -1I .He-5-r.. -7 . w--- Liahrs pu-. Isl
tArr-ltai-'- 6 % 3. =5~--l- Chalc----r. -E Nc
t--lEI- = 20 e. third Tine. an Little Wauv.
San Pa-1er. Tony Hsu. Bonfire and Pic5-ims
also r1
THIRD RACE-siE fss-7r-s Ton Red Us gPos-
erst- % 8 w--= Console -l- Resi-. T. second
Philosopher lls lTr-uau|- % 20 T. third Tine.
- 55- D=vaus1r. To ard Fr1. tfa-t4r. Coat
c-l--1r- Naut--7. and ArTeirl- Le-uari also ra--
FOURTH RAEE-or- mile ard serenity Yards
hi-s Thistle, g .k-lu-ig.. % T. w--- AIuzu-
dine g .8'-st- 20 T. s=---- Tsu-r- l1s .S-e=-aI
% s. third Time. 1888 Na- 3 1I1-af-r-
t1Sls--1li-au- and Iub-5-u also E1u-
FIFTH RACE-0ne nile and seventy ~a-s= Ia
Js-uasse D Rice o. . wc-- Waslaz5e- g
iE1=zi- % T. --uds Codes. lG5 Poses 6 70 T.
third Tuus- Is -5- Firl-z-l51-. Cla-i5a ana
Esh--lle- also ral-
SIXTH EACE-O-l r-5la ard seventy yards fz7-f
BAH -l .kr-uHdrr, 20 =. u-1- 1Es-1ir t711Ia---r
8 .1-zr-l-.- % J. sec-u1- JACK D1Il- lls LEI
bert. 90 = third Tine -5- So Del ~---ns
Lord D-z1l- Ez--aE1l-i--1- and Jupiter also ran
SEVENTH EAtE-uua l-5-a- Es1a-z G. lT-
Powers. even Won. Miss CatHstT -'2 tPl-rsusI
o. T. se71Ez- Helen r. 1T Ross. g 20 / -l5-5
Time III Lady Il-isr- Aunt Rose L5--s Minnie
ard LADY C1rl-ue $50 rau.
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THE EEL IS WINNER.
Captures Feature Event in Straight
Heats at KenIIvorth Park


Buffalo, n Y Aus 1.-THE two-day
Grand Circuit meeting. which was post
poned for three days on account Of rain.
opened to-day at Kenilworth Park
Favorable weather greeted the stars. but
the track was heavy and slow time re
suited
The attendance was small. the lack Of
interest in the days card evidently re-
sulting from the fact that no pools were
sold on the races
Nothing sensational developed during
the afternoon The three races on the
card were all stake events The feature
was the Dominion Of Canada Stakes
S5.O90 for 2-11 PAGERS. Seven horses faced
the starter. the circuit followers fav0ring
the Canadian horse The Eel The Eel
won the race in straight heats. pacing
the second heat in 2-GSiz The Canadian
horse had 10 be hustled trifie in the first
heat 10 stall OF Jerry B. which made
a hard struggle for first honors coming
down the stretch.
Spanish Queen. winner Of the rich Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Stake at De-
troit. won the 2;40 trot in straight heats
Copa de orc. the California horse
which was defeated by Darkey Hal at
Detroit, won the 2-06 pace Copa de orc
won the first two heats handily-
In the third heat Darkey Hal challenged
al the head Of the stretch. and IN the
race for the wire won by a length Al
though the California horse was assured
of first money under the three il four
heat system. It looked as If Darkey Hal
would force the Californian out in the
next a surprise came when Major Nal
low won the last heat. Copa de orc IN
ishing third after getting away last
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b1es. and Bishop Lawrence. as chairman
of the House Of Bishops. has appointed
as members Of the deputation TO attend
its sessions the Bishop Of Minnesota. DR..
EdsaH. and the Bishop CoadJutor Of New
Hampshire
St. PauTs School. Concord. y. H. is
facile prfnceps among church schools for
boys throughout the country It was the
life work Of the famous schoolmaster.
Dr. Augustus Colt TWO years ago the
school celebrated its fftieth anniversary,
and since then the interest Of its widely
scattered alumni has been very generally
and very keenly awakened. Many of
these live in Washington and vicinity,
and TO each Of them. as to the hundreds
elsewhere. q cIrcular-letter has just been
sent urging all TO join the alumni asso-
citation. which has membership Of 1900
in sight
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READY FOR LABOR DAY.
Programme of Celebration at Ben
ming l. Completed

Everything is in readiness for the all
day celebration a. Benning race track by
the Central Labor Union on Labor Day
September :. Ihe programme of tourna-
ments. foot races. motorcycle and auto
mobile races, and games has been com
pleted-
Knights from Maryland and Virginia
and Of this city vvfn compete in the fitting
for prizes aEgregating Sl0G. The motor
cycle events. which viii commence at
O'Clock in the afternoon. are sanctioned
by the Federation of American Motorists
The prizes for the winners are three
handsomely engraved cups
In addition to the athletic contests.
there will be entertainments in the in
closure. 4 vaudeville and mOving-picture
continuous performance viii be held in
the large circus tent during the after
noon and evening
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
NV Rev Robert N. Moore. D. D.. pastor. sun
day school go g. H. Preaching b pastor. II
serTice.
HAlIIINE II z CHURCH. 9Th and SIS w.
Sunday sch6ol. go a. n Preaching. Il a. In.
h Rev J. y. Bloodg0cd. Ct the Wyoming Con-
ference Open-air service at T. n. St.
between 9TH and l01h. cor 6th and r SIS.
cor sth and 2 sts- Service IN charge of Epwurth
Leag4e at 5 p n Strangers cordially welcomed
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND IT'S VICINITY
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NsE York ave Il and l5th sts- Dr. Wallace Rad
c1-te, pastor Il a. Il. Rev. John Balcc-n shaw,
u. D.. Second PrssbyJe-ian Church ChicaEo III
wll- preach No evening ssTTlce- Muse led by or
gan and violin. with precentor.
TIE CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT. Counec-ic4-
ave. y and 18th SIS. ReF- Charles Wood. D. D.
rSst1r- Rev James n Henry vii o1sciats to
1loTT0w AZ II a. n Christian EE5azTo- meeting
a. : T. II
CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Library Hal Service Il Il II SEb5e-t- '-Daily
ReneWal' Pastor-elect Rev s n Johrrssn
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
GurIey l. c Easily Defeats TwfninE
Outfit In Fast Contest.
STANDING OF TIE TFaNS
STANDING OF TH.

The leaders in the Independence League
were beaten yesterday on McDevitt Field
IN a fast contest by 6 to > Gurley pulled
of a fast triple in the fourth round.
Walker. Mace. Stewart. and Donovan fig
Uring in The play.
Davis was effective IL the box. allowing
Iwining but three Scattered hits. Burke
also pitched well. but his support was
poor, and was responsible for Twfningss
defeat Score.
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Ta-day's s-=s-ssaDnen vs.. Coach Yard

tlTlel T1ls-L0acl lar1- ). Car DerarIr1--- !
First base uy erc-s-Car Department. l. Left on
bsses-Cozca Yard. s. Car DeUarruleut 6 First
base On bails-Od Mcdonald. J. Of Bland. G.
Struck 1ut-8y 1IcDonald. IL 5y Bland. I. By
h1r1-. Three-b2se bit-CaIlow- Two-tase hits
Watson. Edrards- Sacri6ce hits-Brovn- Kilrcr-
Stolen basss-Br0En. Handy. Green. Burlev. Wat
son Jer11au- Esck- Double plays-l5reeu % Handy
Brown 90 Saauahan: Brown % HANDY T--nle r.lav-
Mcdonald O. Reck- HIT by pitche--By Bland.
Wild pitches-Blsnd /; Mcdonald l. Pssssd
halls-AndzrS0n. I, Kilroy. . Umpire-SIr. Oscar q
F-sun. Tine e esme-I hour and 50 minutes
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and sts uR. Service: Suaiay. I0.5o a.
Subsect- SAUL"
Sunday school. Il q. IL wednesday eFsrins
meeting. o'ciock- Public cordially invited. All
seats frce Free readinE roa-n- so Colo-aGo BldE-
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LACKsON GRoVE AssENIRLY.

SUNDAY. AUG. 1s-AIUSIC BY BALTIMORE
Gospel THO Huntington Brass Band and sperdid
soIoists Addresses b. Blind ETalCelist' Maice
and others Pa R. R. trains $50 a. n and 10
D n Balti1aore Electric Linz. and II g. H.
and l and ?. L. Fare, 90 cents
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c. ReII Trnininr norrn.

Gen J. Franklin Bell. chief Of staff
Of the army. is severe upon himself in
the matter of physical discipline He has
given up riding on the elevators in the
State, War, ard Navy building for the
sake Of exercise.
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Saratoga. y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE horses
ran very close TO public form here to-day.
as five favorites were successful John
z. Ma5deu's King James Won the handi-
cap in a Eallop by four lengths from H
P. Whitneys Royal Tourist King James
was a lukewarm choice at 8 TO 5. the
smart play being on the Whitney colt
backed down TO . King jones got
through on the rail at tse head OF the
stretch and nailed Royal Tourist at the
last fUrIong pole. Sir John johnson, who
led for half a mile was a poor third
H P Whitney won two races IN the
handicap for two-year-olds. Sea Cliff and
Blackford. bearing his colors. and cou-
pied, at : 10 8. ran first and second, re
specuvely. separated by SIX lengths
Bar None. a prohibitive choice. won the
sixth race pulled Up
zipango wen the second race. while
Woodcraft took the third event Cheek
e 1z-to-1 shot. won the fifth race.
NOtter rode three winners and Shilling
handled two.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fi-e and ou7-hzlf fu-louEs- Sea
cliff is CNo-rvri. 20 s uou- Blackf1rl II tGil-
bert. % s. sec1nd Ros-rull- lli .SEdet}. s 90 Z
third Tiue 1-- high Private 1l1dnl1n- Ob51rate.
SgIumer Night and Nlauvietre also rau-
SECOND EACE-Nile and c-e-5tch-h- ZiparE1.
l5 .ShliiinEt- Il % 70. Won. Col White. s5 iSveetf
90 T. second: Disate1isur. s. .AIcCaheyl. IS 70 s.
thir5- Tine. l-5f - LzIly and Hold Past als5 ran
THIRD RACE-ssrer furl11ss- Woodcraft. 100
tSTczr. s 20 5. w-1- Sauglinc. 10 I1lcCaheyI. .
% Z. scc1-s De Blrgu- l7i shilling 90 90 J. third
Tine I1si5 Gowan. Fuitcnvllle. A5-iala. and
Jubilee Ju--zrs also rlu
FOURTH EACE-Oue mile King james u8
tSLLlingI- % ;. uon5 RaEal Tourist III .Notterf
% J. sec0-d. Si- John johnson. 90 Sweet . 20
? third Tine - Inferno also ral-
FIFTH RACE-Si- f--l1rzS Cheek -15 lNo--rr7
= % J. vo-- Court LADY -3- .ShilluSI. tl s. SEC
end Edwin Z. -5S D. Lee S % J. rHirL. Tine.
1-5 80 Ar-rilc5. E'IUe Nes-U--e. Helen Harvey.
Alhl-i. 1fazimuu- ard 1Ii5sLirr-au Easy also ran
SIXTH RACE-uue uile. Bar None rs Not
ter . % 8 w-1- Gli-t B-z-- 10 2IcDaui5H. &
% 1 ssru5- Stokes. 10 .SH5Iirsl 6 20 T. third
TlnL. Ll5 75. p--u5h also -ar-
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and 0 Ks @
F WinbEler. pastor. 80 4 n. :. S Il a. H.
prsSciliEs by Rev. james B. Clayton OF Washing
ton Eye1ybody welcome No evening se-vioe-
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor feth ard y
sts nv Rev J 5. SoEeTs. os Norwood. Ohio
VIII preach az Il T. II and : .ss 2. n S $ 50
a. m Y P's meeting 6.4S D n
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UNIVERSALTST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and L sss. nv.
Rev John Van Sclaick. y. pastor. Il a. m.
morning service: sermon by Rev. George S. Dun
can. p. D.: subject The joyful Element IN
Cl-istianity.' 80 p. m 4 P. c Z.
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OTHER SERVICES.

BEREAN BIBLE CLASS EVERY SUNDAY
ezcning a. 30. in PythiaR Temple IlI2 9Th $.
Nv third foor rear hall: subject. Evil suesk-
sn- and Evil Surnising." Watch Tower publica-
tors nay BE obtained Seats free. No collections.
Ch-ssssans corGiaIy welcomed
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EaT1el Tu1s-T- 4 G !. O. a q 4 Fi-gf
base by eTrors-T- A. C. /. G. 4 c. Left on
hases-T- 4 C., 2. G. A. c. 5. First base OF
halis-Od Davis. :; of Burke. 3 Strlch o1t-By
Davis, 3 bT Burke ? Three-hase hit-Arery. stolen
5a5es-ATeTy. Falcouer e. Fitzgerald Mccarthy tzl
tl1eoei. EfTiE- Triple play-Walke- to Mace 10
stewart 20 Donovan Imuire-AIr AIysrS- Tiue Of
S4Ie-l hour AID p inmates.
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ST. MARKS. 81 ard A sts- Rev. Dr. W L
De Tries Rev John h Deis. ard Rev P II
Presc1tt clezgy- 80 and L a. II. p T.
ST ANDREWS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Church lsth and Co7corzn SIS. Rev @ Cal
vsrt Carter u. A. rector Rev William N Pettis.
D. D. curate- sunday services ! p g. n, Holy
Communion: I0s0 a. II. morning payer and seETI1on
holy Corrnuuiaa on first Sunday Of month al the
I050 a H. service. Rev. II BoEyeT stewart Il
charge during july. lss-
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. 1Iass ave and
I2rh St nv Rev J. Henuing Nelms. rector A.
n Holy CCIunuuion- Il Il, morning. prayer
and seTTnon.
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and sts. Nv ReT- Rich
ard P Williams. rectoT Services az 80. Il. and 8
The rector VII preach SJ-auge-s always welcolne-
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. I'd s. nv. near Washing
ton Circle Rev. Alfred Harding D. D.. snG Rev
Charles H Holmead. clergy- Holy Communion.
80 and Il a. m Evening PRAYER. ?. n
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EVENSONG. Cathedral
grounds Mount St Alban. August Is. a. p n
Special preacher. Rev. Thomas J. PacsaTd- Vested
choir led by detaclDsnt II United states Marine
Band Take TennaIlytozn carr
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GREAT FALLS.

August I5-Paine's Celebrated Fire
works
August I9-Grace r. E. Church.
August 2I-Ladies' Annual Tourna-
-ncnf.
August 24-Prize Waltz (prizes, S39.)
Contest open TO all
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charge Of the Windhorst Club OF St
Marys parish. who viii assemble at the
school han in carriages. automobiles. and
on horseback. and 90 thence TO the race
track at Benning.
Automobile. bicycle, and motorcycle
races and baseball games will take place
N the afternoon Juvenile sports have
been arranged for the little ones.
Among the list Of thirty-one students
who have been notified this month OF
their admittance INTO the Philadelphia
Theological Seminary Of St Charles Bor-
romeo. at Overlook. are the names Of
seven former members OF the Episcopal
Church who Joined the Catholic Church
about TWO months ago. They are VIII
lam I ICGsrvey, Maurice r Cowl. VIII
fam L Hayward. Charles Z Bowles
Orh0 C. GrOmOH. Edgar J. C0wan- and
Albert n Ewing
They viii enter the Theological SEMI
nary in September
AIessTs- Henkel. Hawkes.. and Bourne.
former Episcopal clergymen. VINO also
Joined the Catholic Church last May.
have already entered s. Charles Sem
mary.
Since their baptism by Archbishop Ry-
an. the converts have been living at
quiet summer resort. It was rUmored
that several 0f the number would become
Paulist Fathers. but their unanimous de-
cision 70 enter the secular priesthood was
made known 20 Archbishop Ryan . short
time ago
The work OF the Mission for non-Cath-
olics as IL centers about the Apostolic
Mission House Washington has received
special blessing and commendatiou from
the Sovereign PontIn. Plus Y. in private
audiences recently. accorded Father a ?.
Doyle. the rector
Relating 10 him the story OF the in
cepti0n- progress. and completion Of the
Mission House. Father Doyle told the
Holy Father of the work OF training
nearly 100 priests who have followed the
lectures during the past few years Il
an interesting description Of tlle inter
views. Father Doyle writes that the eyes
Of the Holy Father glowed with e--husf-
asm. frequently he uttered 81. 81 bsne
bene.' showing how closely he followed
the statements and what warm sympathy
they elected from his faJherly heart
There Is one thing about Plus X adds
Father Doyle. that distinguishes him
from Leo. and that IS that he IS a good
listener. His face IS not vtyaciouS.
as was Leo's, nor are his eyes 50 bril-
liant. but there IS a sense OF repose and
resignation about him II IS withsI q
kindly face illuminated now and then
with a placid smile. His features are
strong and fOrcefuL As one looks into
them one sees where the mastery power
comes from that can 90 the great things
he has done in the last few years par
ricularly the latest OF his acts. the reor-
gsuizstion Of the Roman CoRgregaJioH-"
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SOME LIFE STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KELLEY EVERY SUNDAY.
As q H. Bal East Capito 81 Subject. August g
Intelligence IL Everything" Large. comfortable
roo-ns Good patronage
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LUTHER

MEMORIAL Pastor, J c. Butler Prsachiug a.
II by pastor Sunday school. SO Christian In
deaEcr. : No night service stranEers cou1iaIly
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RUN CLOSE TO FORM
Five FayOFiteS Show First
at Saratoga.
WHITNEY STABLE WINS TWO

SeReliR and BIackfOrd. Coupled,
Take First and Second Places Re-
sPectiveIy in Handicap for Two
year-OIds-Bar None, at PrOhfbitive
Price, Wins Sixth Race Pulled Up.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Ioth and
= SIS NV Rev. ssmuel H. Woo5roE, D. d pas
tor. Il T-shlic worship. with semen by Rev.
Isaac Clsrk. D. D; Dr. J. ". Bis-hoa. organisL
go e. m Sunday school : .. n. Y P s c Z.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Services with 81
mon ~ ReF. John bIclouald Hone q Iowa Il
and n m Sunday srhool $50 a. II
Christian Esadea-uT. n H.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS near 0-pout Clrcle-
Rev. C Ernest Smith D D.. D. G L rector
Rev John G. Azes and Rev J. n Z. Mckee
s a. n Holy Communion
L a. T., Service and se-non b D. Erness Smith
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R. R. Y. II. C. a. LEAGUE.
Coach Yard Takes Interesting Game
from Car Department

oIANUINI1 UF IHL HIS
Sl7rlsE----- Is - Colch Yard 9 IS
T9-5sy's s@ns-sa1pnsu vs- Coach Yard
Coach Yard took an interesting game
from Car Department yesterday-scors
20 J.
Bland was free with his passes. and was
hit rather freely. nine bingles being OBJ
tained from his shoots. Mcdonald pitch
ed well for the winners, tanning twelve.
Score
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Next month the synod OF general con-
Fention Of the Canadian Church assem-
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APark. GLEK EGRO. That Is : Psrk.

Hssys Ga0- BsHghful GHsssssHis-
National League of Republican Clubs,
District of Columbia.
Grand Ratification and Outing.
Marshall Hall.
TODAY. AUGUST 10.
BOAT LEAVES 7TH ST WHARF. 10 A. II.
80 AND SO 2. n
ABLE SPEAKERS. GOOD MUSIC
FIREWORKS
Tickets. 3 CENTS Round T-ip- On sale At Os-
rams and Tho1pson's Drzg Stores
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Having our own Cathedral building. it
Is Of special interest to Us 10 know that
on August 4 the very stone Of the second
arch Of the New York Cathedral was put
into position 165 feet above the floor. ana
by winter the roof Of this section Of the
crossing Will be put on The first key
stone was set thirteen years ago. It is
expected that the crossing. choir. and
chancel VIII De completed in about two
years. and VIII hold 5,e0 people
Il is pathetic to recall that Bishop Pot
ter cften expressed the hope that he
might live TO conduct service in that
part OF the cathedral so nearly finished
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charge Of the Windhorst Club OF 81.
11ary's parish. who viii assemble at the
school han in carriages. automobiles. and
on horseback. and 90 thence to the race
track A. parDs-g
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Since the last Lambeth conference net
IN 1897 no fewer than ID bishops. ex oficio
members, have died. including I'VE arch
bishops The bishoprics vacated by death
during the period numbered eishjy-three.
and by resignation hfty-eight. while four
teen have been vacant twice over. As
many as ~ new bishops have been con-
secrated- II viii thus be seen that there
are > more bishops Of the Episcopal
church to-day than in 1897. the actual
number being 525 OF these 102 are Amer
lean bishops
The Washington herald., 1908-08-15

The London Times has had its own spe-
cial reports Of the Pan-AngIican Congress
reprinted as a pamphlet. with index.
which may be obtained for 10 cents q
copy. or SIS a dozen In the report OF
publicity the congress was in advance
of the Lambeth conference following. all
the proceedings Of the former body being
open to the public Those Of the latter
were behind closed 6Oors-an absurd pre-
caution
The Washington herald., 1908-08-15

The Catholic Church celebrates to-day
what is regarded by many as one OF the
most beautiful feasts Of the year-the
Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary
into Heaven-a holy DAY OF obligation.
observed as Sunday. a feast Of the first
class with an octave
The Washington herald., 1908-08-15

Concerning the solution Of these race
problems, the Archbishop of Canterbury.
who visited Washington three years ago.
had this 10 say Race problems are the
despair OF the statesman but i IS for
the church 10 face the perplexities which
daunt the civil rulers"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-22

rar bempnoisct (af Staten natitrlis-
pis) til at ~unoeriege ON WeIfefisr
eeromfrins bar bciruset meo III
terfuIoiis. San iperfiutte fine Trs-
per os hos en- Mano Der boube IA
ajsr nSpeaeoe ban 10 Ser maotte
I~fasIeres. Manoen bier iorlfrPffei
oe ipurate ON DC maatte orebes. Rei
iagoe Spren. iGlg Dem beIlcr iaa Dc
tcaes lo al Staten, iaa iaar on Iiot
for Dem.
On 9aastio oercftcr fom Ser til
Iieloiapis Ell Glore iremmeb Serre,
ser for omfring for at fiebe aier,
San fom til Sarmeren, Der giernc
pilbe iGIge oisie Sior, ser bar bans
tcoite, % loo MonNcu fua benz til
at taac pGf itrnr for Is til is Col
lars Stpffet.
Senere, men Iiot i%oricnt, begpnotc
Sormernc at tGnfc, at Der bar en-
Ills 6orbinoelie mellcm oen pngre %
Sen Glore Mano poa en- elcr onoen
Waooe. On Sina pur BOG i~iffert.
aisreue bar afbenoet biaigt. gn'
bper taac fig bel ! G9t Tor Sfurfe.