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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.

Norfolk to Boston, Mass. and
Providence. r. l..
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday: for Providence
se myers and freight. taken for ali New Eng
land points. Tickets on sale at c.. u O..
SRy. N. StW. 'Ry. offices and Nos. SOS and
$40 East Mnih.- ~. ~. Fl y5a I'LL t5 "a
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1 MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
the mall order business: began with
s.. Any one can do the work. Send
for free booklct: tells how TO get
started. MANAGER, Box 6I0. Lock-
port N. Y.
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flats for Rent.

FOR RENT THIRD FLAT AT Ia
West Grace Street.
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SCaailten.
Busi,less Opportunities.


PARTY 5FI4ANINC; 90 10 WI S Fl MS nc
u invest same In some good. Ne pay:
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CHICAGO. ILL, January a4.-,AddI- II
tional reports OF damage by 'gresn
Southwest and tho advance In corn
Impaired strength 10 the local wheat
market to-day. the May delivery Gloss
Ing al Il gain or l-S. Corn Was Y ~,
s3-SM T. 2. jtC lats88were 3-4 higher. aipa
provisions \ e to Is higher,
Mr., George II, IsobertsonIs quite u, sii
/ the Hyseia Hosp ltal.
AIr. ana Mrs. w. -. Manor on Ralels; nj.
N, c.. are thu suestssot Mrs ~. lir-s
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Night Line for Norfolk
FOR NEW YORK.

WIN Night Line Steamers texcspt Saturday,.
5i,lns SHIP following day nt.7 r. NJ; d su
S ;, ana Western ny, at Q n, ana :
j NJ; and chesapeaks ~ md ohio ol ny a .
Ffexcant sunday ut Norfolk With Main Iine
Eshine' sn ling 4 r. NJ. Tickets at u. Is
tllss sSs N Ma1u Ssssss qShmSnl
Terson, Murphys HOTEL
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Virginia Navigation Co. S

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER MOBJAcK LEAVES FROM
OLD DOMINION WHARF. MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY at Z "A. NJ, for Nor
felix. Portsmouth. Old Point. Newport News.
Claremont and James River landings, con-
meeting at Old Point for Washington. Baltl-
mere and the North, Electric cars direct TO
the wharf Tickets on sale ut Richmond
Transfer Co.. $40 East Main Streets SOS East
Main Street, or onAwharf or steamer. Fare
Is Norfolk. one way. sl,a6. Round trip.
ls..50 second class, Sl.6o. Meals 90 cents.
md e M poimts IN Eastern Virsnta North
Carolina and tho East B
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Richmond and Che,apake Bay R'y

Electric trains. TO and from Ashland, stop
Fins at intermediate stations upon signal.
33l36s DAILY. -
Leave Richmond tDroad and Laurel
street)-6:o5. 1910. $40. a:10. gi1.10 a. NJ.
1910. a:lo. a:lo.s4:lo b:io. 6:l0. 7:1o. s: 40.
$40. 1880 r.. N.
Leave Ashland-5:55, y. s.. o. 10 "A. NJ. l =:
noon. e. 3. 4, S. Q. z. S. Q. 1880 r. ~
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+ pouches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
trcsses renovated: for cash or on
s easy payments. No charge for est
q Adams and Broad Streets.
LADIES FIRsT-CLAss STORM RUB.
bers, all sizes, S5c. Mems. soc. AL
BERT STEIN, Fifth and Broad.
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Real estate Tor Aalf.

-~--S-5->--S -s-S-><~S~-~-<SS---.~--~-
FOR SALE or, RENT. TAWLEY
Springs in Virginia mountains:
Identical with celebrated Ch1lybeate
at Spa. Belgium. r. s. SWITZER,
Executor, Harrisonburg. Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT LOW
est prices on easy terms; greatest
+ alogue. Address ELAN e CLARKE.
Charlottesville. Va.
$4,000 WILL BUY "A DETACHED
Eeven.room frame dwelling. with ell
conveniences and well heated:
facing Chimborazo Park. Only 5000
cash. Address F Is. care T!mes-Ds.
patch.
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Special Meetings Of the
Salvation Army Leaders
Saturday Evening, January e5th.
y. NJ. G. A, Hall at $3.50 II. NJ.

Saturday Evening, January goth.
y. NJ. g. A. Hall at $3.50 r. NJ.
Colonel Alex. Damon.s eelebr ted Illus
rated lecture. with illustrated songs and
dissolving vtews--'Darkest Am erfca"-over
10c slides Will be used, Admission ssgcents.
by ticket. az
Sunday. January s6th:'
II o'clock, st. James ". f. Church,
Twenty ninth and Marshall Streets.
AT a:3o r. ~. big mass meeting at ths
First Baptist Church. Colonel Damon s:l
deliver one OF his inspiring addresses. as
sieted by Major Barter and Adjutunt Core.
Special solos. All men welcome.
Sunday Evening. January :6th.
In the second Baptist Church. Adams and
w. franklin sts.. ut o'clock.
Colonel Alex. NJ Damon will speak. an
sisted by Adjutant Hattie Core. WHO Will
sins special solos.
Salvation Army Special Meetings.
January 25th and Gath.
MAJOR n. e. BARTER,
Divisional Officer Of the SOUTHEASTERN Dr.
vision. assisted by Captain Theo Fowler.
VIII speak in the
Verable Street Baptist Church. .1st and
Eenable Streets. on Sunday. evening,
January 2Bth at 8 o'clock.
Come and hear the Major! One of the
.Almy's most eloquent speakers
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$40 BUYS FULL DRESS SUITS Or
Tuxedo suits. Your SIZE" Hun.
dred suits to select from. Sec
SCHNURMAE. 9i8 Main.
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EVERY DEPOsIToR IN A BANK is
equally entitled to the greatest sc,
Is curity and the best service. THE
b FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF, Rlcti-.
MOND. VA. undoubtedly affords both,
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF a strong.
large. courteous, bank. Assets
sg.OU0. 900. Organized April. 1856.
SPECIAL. AND PATENTED MAcH1N-
cry built. Why not have your ideas
developed, manufactured and mar
keteds Liberal proposition: Will save
you money. c. B. FORD CO.. TriEg
Ship-yard. Phone 302S.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
that JAtINKE BROS. Jewellers. OLE
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
and remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange.
YOUR SAFE REPAINTED. STRIPED.
lettered and finished by expert. Adj
dress G 43i. care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED FURNI-
ture salesman, by Washington store:
steady position. state experience.
references and salary expected. Nd.
dress K 525. care Times.DIspatcll. 3
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Az broad street Methodist& Church.
al 81 a.. nj. sunday. he REV. Or. a Il by
Campbell Kelly. pastor, vii cont inue
tho discussion Of g the theme On last
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To SELL STOCK or GOODS.
general mercantile businets; good
railroad village: for particulars. adj
dress Box S. Montvale, Va.
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OUR WAGONS ARE COMPLETE: Q PEN
and top for all uses: some big bar.
gains TO select from. a. MEYERS
SONS. 100 South Eighth street.
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Delp 0Hanten, female.

WANTED, GOOD COOK. TO COOK.
wash, and iron for two In %faHiily.
Must furnish good references. 81:
South Third Street.
WANTED, WOMAN no COOK AND
general house work. East Mar
shall Street. lotto IL A. 81.
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AGENTS, 100 PER CENT. INK PEN.
Gil, gold needle Iridium point
FORBES AGENCY, Cambridge B..
Boston, Mas.
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RUBBER REPAIRING.
4 uPHOLSTERING..
SHOE REPAIRING,

faf 6FtU II ~ FI1,9AIII 20 n 8
MEMS SHOES HALF SOLED,# rs c.; La
81 dies, 60c.;8 CHI ldren Is Il Be-. and Eup. sac-
cordlng
SHOE EACfrOR Y.a . East Main
@ stroot. Phone 7 Sc Z, 5 ssS5s
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THE TEACHERS IASrERY,

10 portion OF Scripture displays: the on.
pnsite traits Of Jesus character more finely
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
r field sausage. 1t is tho best.
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At Centenary Methodist Church the
pastor, the Rev. II N. Latham, will
preach at II -, NJ. ana 5 r. N. Morn
ing subject, The Good Samaritan,
Evening subject. "a Wise Fool"
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FOR SALE ONE BAKERY WAGON.
s65 WI, buy ulllglt s ocer. gyr1;
+35 Will buy pha ct ~. RlC.iAIsD.
SON BROS. e61 8 Br ok Avenue.
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AQents IAanten.

AsGoLD MINE FOR AGENTS: a GOD.
send for poor people: grand discov-
cry; good coffee for cents per
pound. Full particulars for stamp.
D. r. lCROWSON. Bedias, Tex.
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WANTED. YOU TO SEE OUR HAND
painted suspenders, corset bags, &c
9 Make beautiful and useful Christmas
presents for Your girl friend lust the
thing. The Corset Shop. 3lI North
=, Fifth Street. Mrs. "A. j. PYLE.
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BAPTIST CHURcTs
Foushec Streets1-nev.
D. d., pastor. Sunday
NJ. Preaching by tue
subject, THE Proclama
It s p. NJ, "Faithfulness
Wednes-
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FIRST. CLASS JOB coMPoslTOR
wanted az foreman In large, we'll
equipped Office. Address w. T. BAR
RON & CO.. Norfolk, va
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.T1NNERs AND PLUMBERS.
cORSETs.
3FTEL
ONE GENT N WORD.

BUY FUEL FROM THE DEALER
who caves you money. One cord OF oak
or pine, ts.75: discount on all kinds
Linden and Cary. 49,
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The Rev. IS. q, Sharpe will preach
at Park Place Methodist Church ut
Al a. NJ, and the pastor, the Rev, N,
s. colonna, Will preach 1T ) P.s N, on
Sunday. IS l;5
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c. W. wEsTBURT. .. p. A..
$40 e. Main Street. Phone i55.
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The Rev, Carter Helm, Jones. d, p.s
OF Lynehburg. and the rev. NJ. "A ht,X
Jones, OF columbus Ga. who have been
visiting thelr father. the Rev. pr.SJ
William Jones, LETT the City last night
for Lynchburgss,5 s u
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Tho pastor, the Rev. Russell Cecil,
D. D., will preach In the Second Pres
hyterinn Church at the morning ser,
vice at II O'clock, and also at the
night service at o'clock
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At st. James Methodist Church to-
morrow. Captain Fowler. of the Saliva
ton Army. will conduct tho services
at II a.. NJ, and Rev. z. T. Dadmun.
pastor, Will preach ut r. NJ. on the
subject, The Open Life"
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LADIES TAILOR.

LADIES AND GENTS SUITS MADE
to order. Suits cleaned and pressed.
75c.: pants. cleaned and pressed, CSC.
Repairing done at lowest price.
& TAILOR 904 North Fifth street.
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Rooms for Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS. HOT WATER,
telephones; meals served. 100 East
Marshall.
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At tho Grace Street Baptist Churcl
the pulpit will be occupied by tho pas,
tor. the Rev. David NJ. Ramsay. ID. u.
"A tEboth services The morning subject
will be "The Proclamationsof Peace.
and the evening subject. "Falthfulness
Z In Small Things.
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Regular services Of First Church 81
Christ. Scientist. will be held to.rr,or.
row at ] O'clock In the church. Park
Avenue and Meadow Street. Subject
of sermon. Truth" 81
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The. Rov. j - Is Haley wi IL preach. d a,
the Seventh Street Christian Church III
the morning on Reverence and III tl,t
evening on PRAYER and Prov ldence,'
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The. Rev. Dr. #. +. Smith, the
pastor will preach at tha Second Bap-
fist Church to -morrow morning. At
night q Salvation Army service Will
be conducted by Colonel Damon and
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PERSONALS.


EVERY DEPOsIToR IN a. BANK. Is
equally entitled to the greatest Sc.
curity and the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
hIOND, VA, undoubtedly affords both,
ndIlnvites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities of strong.
large. courteous. bank. Assets.
+. s9,0O0o00. Organized April, 1865.
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The Rev. Or. Jere Witherspoon. pas
tor OF Grace Street Presbyterian
Church, Will preach both morning and
might. The topic for his morning dis
course will he '"rhe Kingdom at the
Door," AT night his subject will be
How the Kingdom is Brought Near"
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lFUENIsHED, HEATED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen. at 719 East Grace.
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WANTED. COMPETENT AND RELrA-
BILE Job pres man: .go III wage steady
work. Address PRINTER. r. Q. Box
21E. city.
WANTED SAWMILL i SAWYER. BY
day or tn ousand. at once. STRuEK
& STONEROAD. 2eams. Va
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6ituatnns 1Aanten, Malt..

SITUATIONS QManteb, #lalt.
~o~-~~---~~-~o>~S~<>
EXPERT .ACCOUsTANT DESIRES
position as auditor: wide experience
In corporation work. branch house
accounts and manufacturing cost.
Beet references. Address p O. BOX
$50. Baltimore. Nd.
SITUATION WASTED.-A CAPABLE
married man. tllIrty-fIve years 20
Der. Industrious; fifteen years
general office experience. wants
work. Can furnish reference. Nd
dress a lao, care Times-Dispatch.
A YOUsG MAN HAVING HAD sen
eraI years experience IN farming.
desires position as manager. Ad-
dress X $50. care Time s-Dtspatch.
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The pastor, Dr, Ryland Knight, Will
preach MT Calvary Baptist Church TO.
morrow at both morning and evening
services. ,5fs t It'll
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Tho Baptist Young, Peoples Associa-.
ton OF Richmond ana Manchester will
hold Its regulnr monthly meeting to-
morrow at $3.50 O'clock F. M with
the Second Raptlst Church. Addresses
will be made by Or. G. b. Ray und
others .andpa good program has been
arranged All the young peopla are
urged 70 attend,
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.Bo,'a1rtoilng.

WANTED. EPERAI1iNE N,rss A4AEDs 4 TRAN.
silent bparuers at TIL Z LTFe1AY. o.
East Main Street: excellent table:
nice rooms.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Harrison street)-Rsv.
Preaching at II a.
nday School ut 9:15 A.
,ollard. Supt. Midweels
ssday at s p. NJ. Visit
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNIS SET ED
rooms at It's East Marshall Street.
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Services in Emmanuel Baptist Church
Tomorrow will be conducted by tho
pastor, the Rev. II. w. Stone, Morn
Ing subject. "Oup Influence" Evening
subject, .Fllthy Speech, or o Clean
Mouth"
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WANTED, PERMANENT, TRANSIENT,
and table boarders. ut GIG North
Eighth Street. l9s79Et
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The debate at the Main Street Station
y. NJ. G. a. tomorrow afternoon pron-
isea to be Very Interesting. II will be
led by two young railroad men. Mr.. e.
p Reynolds. OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio general office. affirmative and Mr..
a. B. Clark. Of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway, on negative. The ques-
ton Is: rs the tradition that Caleb
was probably o man OF small ability
/ true r. Following the leaders any ono
can Join In the general discussion
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Services will be held In the FIRST
Church, corner OF Floyd Ave-
nue. and Harrison Street. Sunday rnorn-
Ing at II o'clock. lad by Professor
J c.. Metcalt, OF Richmond College.
Sunday school nj 4 n o'clncl, 49,
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All men, especially young men. spends
lng Sunday In the city. are invited to-
attend DR., Pelrs bible study for 3youn g.
men, given under tho auspices OF the.
| Park Place Bible Club, ut Park Place
Methodist Church. cornereof Pine an
franklin Streets, every Sunday morning
at ! 0 O'clock. ~ i5sFF
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WANTED. 81 Pc RbI.AfsIcy,T AND TRAN
sient boardets. 307 East Main. .}a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

these months each summer for the past
five years, one to two members OF the Or
ganization serving each Sunday. The
services have been enlivened on numer-
Gus occasions by music furnished by one
of the vested choirs from either Wash
ington or Alexandria, who happened to be
camping at the Beach.
At Glen Carlyn services are also con-
Quoted by members of the Washington
brotherhood chapters during the summer
and are held Sunday evenings. This is
one of the chain of chapels which come
under the care of the divinity students
of the Virginia Theological Seminary. 1t
is during the vacation period that the
members of the Washington chapters con-
duct the services.
At the Home for the Blind services are
conducted throughout the year the first,
third and fifth Sunday afternoons of each
month. The churches at Forest Glen and
Kensington have for some months been
without regular clergyman, the MEM
bers Of the brotherhood conducting the
services at intervals until a regular rec
tor is secured.
The work at Langdon, it is believed
gives promise of a permanent future.
The small congregation there has owned
a building lot for the past'two or three
years. but has been without a regular
home in which to hold services. These
have been for some years conducted at
irregular periods. With the consent Of
the rector Of BroOkland parish the Broth
erhood of ST. Andrew took charge of cot
tage services. and the, first one was held
Sunday afternoon. July 26 last. Shortly
afterward the members of the congre-
CATION began to plan for a permanent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

house Of worship and incidently learned
of a schoolroom located in Langdon
which had been abandoned by the Dis
trict and condemned. They Immediately
began negotiations, secured the building.
and have Ta:noved Il to their lot. corner
ODD and Evarts streets northeast where
services will be held in 1t for the first
time this afternoon at $50 o'clock. Some
necessary changes have been made to the
building and it has been fitted out and
presents a churchly appearance. 1t will
comfortably seat about 125 persons.
One of the chapels in the city, which
is now a permanent congregation and a
part of Trinity parish and which can
trace its beginning to the efforts of the
members of the Brotherhood Of ST. An
drew is st. Agnes Chapel, at the corner
of 4th street and New York avenue. Ser
vices were started in the building by
the members OF the brotherhood chapter
of Trinity Church Sunday afternoon. No
vember S, 1903: the work was supported
for year by the members of the broth
erhood chapter. The congregation then
undertook to shoulder the expenses Incl
dent to running the chapel Not quite
held they bought the property. The serv-
ices are held on the second floor of the
building. which has been converted into
an attractive chapel. The remainder Of
the building is used for guild rooms and
Sunday school class rooms. The chapel
has been during the summer without a
regular clergyman. the services having
been directed by one of the members of
the brotherhood chapter OF Trinity
Church who is student at the General
Theological Seminary of New York.
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5F AaE5 Ci14PEL

Episcopalians Of Langdon will today for
the first time worship in a home of their
own. An abandoned schoolhouse was
moved onto the lot owned by the congre-
CATION, alterations and additions have
scheduled for this afternoon at 800
o'clock.
The establishment of an Episcopal
church at Langdon has been an under
taking of the lay organization Of the do
cese, the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. To
the aid and enthusiasm of this organiza-
ton, It is declared, is largely due the
present strength of the Langdon congre-
cation.
This is the latest project of the local
brotherhood in the line of church build
ing and the conducting of church services
and marks another successful undertaking
of this society of laymen.
The members of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew during the past few months have
been paE&fcularly active in conducting re-
ligious services in chapelS and cottages in
the suburbs and nearby summer places.
The brotherhood is lay organization of
the Protestant Episcopal Church and was
founded in Chicago in 1883. Since then its
growth throughout the Episcopal Church
in America and in number of the for
eign countries has been of a steady and
permanent character In the diocese of
Washington it has thirtytwo senior and
twenty junior chapters, with total MEM
bership of about five hundred men and
boys. During the summer just past serv-
ices have been maintained by the mem
bers of the local diocesan organization
each Sunday In the Union Chapel at Co
lonial Beach, Va. the Episcopal chapels
at Forest Glen and Kensington, Md, at
the Home for the Blind. at 915 f street
northwest and the latest venture is at
Langdon, D. C.
The services at Colonial Beach are held
each Sunday morning during July and
August and have been conducted during
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BOYS BRIGADE NOTES.

Company I OF the Brookland NJ E.
Church. of which the pastor. Rev. Edgar
c. Powers. is commandant. has had two
drills each week since its organization
May /. The company shows much prog
ress in military drill. said to be largely
due to its energetic commanding officer.
Capt. Ralph Hospital
Since the regular winters work OF the
division has been resumed. and the public
schools opened. this company is meeting
once each week, and with other COM
panies Of the division will pursue the
uniform system of religious as we'll as
the military work. The good influence
Of the brigade work upon the Sunday
school, 1t is declared, has been very mark
ed in this locality.
Lieut.. Gen. H. c. Kilmer, commander
in-chief. was in Washington the past
week consulting local officers regarding
Boys Brigade work. He has directed
the organization Of companies in Nor
folk, Va, which will be in this divi-
sion.
which Mr. John NJ. Croft is commandment,
resumed work on the first Saturday OF
this month with nearly it's full member
ship and q number of new recruits. The
church advisory committee on Boys
Brigade work was present. and also the
pastor This is the prize-winning COM
pany Of the District Of Columbia and
Virginia division.
Company G, under the command Of
First Lieut.. F. L. Weaver. Is the pres
ent holder OF The Evening Star trophy
cup.
The company at Peck Memorial Pres
byterian Chapel. the Oldest Boys Brigade
company In continuous existence IN
Washington, was organized for the
winter October . With the former men,
Der of new recruits, and another success
full year is predicted.
The commander Of the LIST Battalion
inspected Company E of Brightwood at
its last meeting and took part In the
services While a comparatively new
company. 1t has made great progress. 1t
ing a commandant in charge, and all the
more credit is therefore given its officers,
Can't. L. c. Linkins and Lieuts. Cox and
McAleer.
The American Bngader will resume
in November, it is announced,
provided sufficient subscriptions can be
assured The magazine, it is promised,
will be of unusual interest this year, as
quarters and will be in continuous close
touch with all work going on. An an
Of interest to local brigaders
and their friends is that there will be
space devoted to the doings Of the District
Of Columbia and Virginia division.