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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31
SCHOOL TO REOPEN.

The Paramount Avenue German
American School will reopen its doors
Monday. after a short vacation. In
struction, however, will be given only
during the morning. There is a play
ground connected with the school.
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trolley company of its fare, or to get something for nothing, is dishonest
These instances are simply illustrative Yu can multiply them mi
Such people are worse than the common pnager Worse because Oft their OPP
porunfies. their previous training their knowledge. Worse because there is
little chance to guard against them, and because of the necessity Of mnghng
with them If we steal we are thieves and dishonest. If we are such let us
give over bowling at the other fellow, and let us clean the smudge off our
wv windows.
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WITH THE GERMAN SOCIETIES

'Simonet, Mrs. Catherine Trautmann,
Mrs. Elizabeth Schorr and Mrs. Lisette
Schmidt.
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So In pulpit and Choir .


Sunday school 9:45 a. m, Young peoples meet
Ing at Z p. nj. Tuesday, s .. M, prayer-meet-
ing. Seats free. All welcome.
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Miss Eta M. Tunbridge will spend
her vacation at Belmar, n. J., and
South Norwalk, Conn. -
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31

Miss Nellie A. Rice has gone to Pine
Orchard, Conn, for a stay of two weeks.
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Edward Hauser, OF 50 Howard street.
and Wendell Grimm. jr., Of 4s South
Orange avenue, are spending a week
at Kingsburg. They will return on
August 8.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-31

Miss Elizabeth Lemmef, OF Edtgers
street, has returned from a stay .pf
two weeks at Rockaway Beach.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

greed outruns all bounds OF discretion
and oecency. There can be no doubt that
one Of the ever-present menaces Of the
church, as OF society, is this old, old
spIrls OF greed
A DESIRABLE JUDGMENT
Ansnias. Ike a multitude since. had
not grasped the tremendous truth that in
the realm Of religion a man is answer
able directly 10 God. He thought he was
answerable to the apostles and TO the Or
ganized church. II he could keep right
with the church authorities. he thought
enough had been done SO when he pre-
tended to surrender the price Of his land,
having kept back part OF It. Peter turned
upon him with some blistering questions.
'Ananias, why hath Satan filed thy
heart to lie to the Holy Spirit and TO
keep back part Of the price OF the land2
While It remained. did II not remain
thine OWn2 And after Il WIS sold. was Il
not in thy power2 How is Il that thou
hast conceived this thing in thy heart?
Then came the accusation. that was fol-
lowed BY the utter collapse and instant
death Of the offender: Thou hast not
lied unto men. but unto God" a vivid
sense OF the souls responsibility 20 God
would save men from most Of their sin
ming.
Simple. fraternaI loving as was that
early Christian community, there yet
was a real disciple. Wherever the sover-
eighty Of the spirit OF God Is recognized
there must be a Law, even though liberty
reigns. The present-day church has lost
much OF her power. largely because she
has lost much OF her purity Members
are not cast out or disciplined because Of
efenses. A lax government in the church
Is as likely 10 result in lax conduct on
the part OF her members
II Is IN connection with this present in
cident that the word church" Is first ap-
piled 10 the company OF believers Fl
Jesus. They were an organized body
They cherished one another. and they
cherished the teachings OF their Lord.
Especially did they obey that injunction
% love their neighbors as themselves,
and this law must undeTlie every expert
ment in socialism that IS 70 succeed.
Only brotheriiness, animated by the con-
trolling spirit OF hurnanity's best Broth
er. can level the inequalities Of modern
self-centered society.
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NEWS AND NOTES.


IN connection with a recent union mis-
sion By Rev Billy Sunday in Spokane.
Wash. there was a general exchange OF
pulpits on one Sunday. The public was
not informed as to who was TO preach IN
any one church. and each pulpit held
man Of a different denomination The
pastors OF the big downtown churches
were sent 20 the suburbs and the men
from small churches occupied the largest
pulpits.
Southern Presbyterian men are arrang-
ing for q special train from every State
in the South for the laymen's missionary
convention n Birmingham, Ala, Febru-
airy 1S-lS
Seven denominations IN Sandusky, Ohio.
unite monthly In union services.
The Congregationalist reports an eighty
year-old Narrragansett Indian as sexton
OF a church ST Slatersville. R L
4 distinguished missionary OF the Amer
lean board IN China. Rev. DR.. William
S. Ament. OF Pel1in. died last month IN
san Francisco while en- route home for
special medical treatment. DR.. Ament IS
the missionary who was pillOried by
Mark Twain. after the Boxer troubles. on
the charge OF lo0ting- II subsequently, de-
veloped that the accusation was caused
by trihing mistake IN a newspaper dis
patch. As a matter OF fact. DR.. Ament
owned. but never displayed, two trunks
fun OF elaborate silk banners and UNI
brellas OF state. given 70 him by Chinese
officials and citizens because OF hfs as
sistance in settling Boxer claims.
The federation OF churches in Chica-
90 has appointed q specialist in boys
work to represent II At every session OF
the city's Juvenile Court, in the hope Of
helping the youthful prisoners.
The Emmanuel movement IS popular
y supposed 20 exist only in the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. but the Wesley
Methodist Church Of Minneapolis reports
having ministered, after the Emmanuel
method. 20 100 persons during the past
year. Weekly clinics are held. and six
physicians and two college professors are
associated with the pastor.
There are now 1883 branches Of the
Young Mems Christian Association in
North America. with $500 members Its
property is now valued al $4,000 900. Of
which Sl0,0o0,000 was added in new build
ings last year Eighty new buildings. 10
/ cost an additional SS.Oo0 GOO, are now I'M
der way.
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BISHOPS WILL MEET
Head of Western Colorado
Diocese to Be Chosen.
LENT PROGRAMMES ARRANGED
Chicago Religious Paper Publishes
Picture of Rev. D<. Harding, with
Appreeiafive Article st. Johns
Parish Is to Build New Hall tn
Georgetewn-Midday Services.

Next Wednesday there VIII be a meet
ing OF the house Of bishops. New York.
Bishop Harding viii be present he VIII
be there, TO cast his vote for q new
Bishop r6f Western Colorado.
The last Bishop OF Western Colorado
died after less than q years episcopate.
The last issue Of the Living Church. -
Of Chicago. has an excellent picture OF
our new bishop and an appreciative
article about him and HIS conservation.
Many Of the clergy are now engaged
in making up their cards Of Lenten
preachers, It being a well established
custom to have special preachers at the
rnidweek and Sunday evening services
during Lent Among the churches that
are generally foremost IN this work ere
Christ Church. St. Johns, Georgetown, St.
Andrews. st. Marks. st. Paufs. and the
Church Of the Good Shepherd
The episcopal residence. 1907 Massachu-
sets avenue. IS being painted and put
in order for the new bishop and his fam
Tx. who viii move into Il IN a few days
from their present residence, go Twenty
third street.
st. Johns. Georgetown. under It's popu-
lar rector. Rev. F. B. Howden. IS plan
ming 70 build new parish han, which
IN fits main auditorium VIII seat from four
TO five hundred people. II VIII in add
zion have at the back a kitchen and a
library. Nj. Armistead Peter. IT.. is now
engaged IN drawing the plans. Il IS ex-
pected that ground VIII be broken some
time IN the early sumner. The building
IS expected 10 cost anywhere from SI.3D0
TO $3.50 OF which a good sum is already
IN hand
Mrs Bradshaw. wife q the rector Of
Congress Heights parish. has been ex-
tremely I'll in the last few days; so also
has Mrs. Shears. wife OF the rector OF the
next parish 10 Congress Heights. that OF
FoTestville, Prince George County. Both
ladies' are somewhat better
Since the conservation OF rs rector %
be Bishop OF Washington. Rev. Charles
Il. Holmead. Tor the past two years
curate OF St PauFs Church, has become
priest IN charge OF same pending the
coming OF new rector.
Rev. Robert Talbot. who was called
by the vestry 70 the rsctorship. IS low
IN the city as the glsst OF Mf. II. L
Rust. lie IS here to look over the
ground. so as 10 enable him TO come to
q decision
This year midday services for business
people during Lent viii be held at Epiph-
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ST MARKS CHURCH. 81 ard IS ss. CisEEy'
ReT. ". L De Friss. r. D. ard kef + =
Curtis Services 20, =. !. ard - ne bl>n'9
q Wsshingt0r VII T-l1ch a. Hsnt
ST FarI-s CHURCH. I'd -, sea- wasainstan
Cree. Holy CoznEzunioc- e sno 1 s. IL VI
ss--ncn t~ the Rev. EoAs-t Iatoot- q hs-sse
c. No. Ncrninz sermon and RESTRICTION. Z
a. n Chorzl erensoug and scT1on, p II A.
seats free.
ST. JAMES. CHURCH. sth. usr c : sunday
services. 81. I0-o. Il a. H.. 80 sid % ? n
School. 3 y II Other days. : ard e n ano
r
CHURCH OF The ASCENSION. Mss. ave AID
"a s. w. Rev. J. Heanins Mems, rector-
Services. aid Il a. n ard ? n. Ire rector
vii r-esch az Il a. T. ard ?. II Ias siolec
IN TIE morning vii - Upon this Tock WI
build nv church. and II TIE evsnius. ne gzies
u heu shah not p7sEsa ssainss 4
ST. ANDREWS P Z CHURCH. lith and Ger
s.-su s. Services. Esriy ceieh-atio1. 80 a n
sradzy school. e-s0 Morning prsye- and serI-oa
Ii n Ei-hs o'cicck SPECIAL I1usical seT5lce =
tie chotr. with strinS quartet Rev. AndcsE J.
C-sha-a- rector q Christ Church kocnsSter- y J.
WI r-czch 81 the y o'ciock service stranger
r,-iis-lr invited Rev. Geo. Cal7srt CS-tsr -ecsor
Dr. Petts ara RcT. Jesse 3. Bicsnel- e-r7-eS
TRINTTT. CHURCH. 81 and c So nv Rev
Richard ? Williams rector. Services a 20, i
ana s Confirmation lecture az S1e-
CHRIST CHURCH. GeurEetown, oor, o and Us
- Rev. james r. y Blake rector SO p II
morning rFsyer and cateclism- L a. n Lira1y
HOY Co-nunion and seTn01 r the rector. =
n n evening prayer and sTccial music y ne
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WEEKLY ADDRESS ARRANGED
Rev. james b. Clayton VIII Preach
on SpecfaI Tories.

Rev. james b. Clayton VIII Preach
on Special Topics.
Rev. James 3. Clayton Is occupying the
pulpit OF the First Baptist Church. pend
ing the result OF efforts 10 secure a sue
cessor 10 Rev. c. F. Winbigler
Mr.. Clayton viii deliver during the
morning services this month course OF
addresses on the great thoughts Of the
Lords Prayer in their relation 10 modern
industrial. social. and religious life, the
topics being as follows; February :, Fac
ing heavenwards:" February a. The
keys Of the kingdom February q,
Where does the sky Begin February
q. "Cnfailing bread
The evening topics win be as follows:
February :, The gospel OF gems:
February 4, Newspapers. white and yel-
low February q. Religious fads;
February g. Gates OF pearl
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL ". E CHURCH,
c0-rer John Marshall place and G s. John kSi1
Shannon. D. D. minister. At i q n. Chris 5
memorial and It's iessouS" Il p II. service
olss-7Tinz Lincoln Centenary: Abraham L4ncoln
as Gods greatest. srs1dest prophet - the AMER
On people-~ Sunday school and Metropolitan b
Re cas-. SO a n. EpEoTtk Bsasae service,
5s5 r n
FOUNDRY n. 2 CHURCH. 18th ard Church IS.
nv Rev. Robert N Moore. D. D. rzStoI- SUI
Say school. go e. =. Preaching IL L p II AID
D n. b. the pastor. Song service at p n.
EUzorrh LssEus ?. n Seats free EFsryoocy
invited
HAgfIINE u. z. CHURCH. en- snd P 81. nv
Rev. Charles z GUTHRIE. pastor go ., n Sun
day schooL II 3. n. Holy Communism, foilo7Ecs1
by -ecsu<io- q rnembsrs- SO p n. EFTCrth
Iear-e sersice- 80 p II fifth IN the ss-ies On
Jo=aph- t0-ic "Jossph IN authority: o.. Power 2s
aes- az esss~actsr." Seats free Public invited
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IincoIn Cenfennrr.

The Lincoln centenary viii be observed
in Metropolitan Memorial Il. E Church
by two Sunday evening services. To-
morrow evening Rev Dr. John Reid
Shannon win speak on Abraham Lincoln
as Gods greatest. grandest prophet 10
the American people The religion Of
Abraham Lincoln and the religious doc
trine in which he believed with all his
soul' wiz Be the pulpit subject Of the
service on Sunday evening, February IL
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METHnnIsT EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

nj. VERNON PLACE II Z CHURCH SOUTH
CT. sth and x SIS. nv J. Howard Wells. pastor
go a. Il. Sunday school Il a IL Bcly Cen
rnunion. baptism. = n Epsror1h Le1gue-
2 r.. The supreme test OF Teigioo; CT. Who s7e
Chrs.isns."
CALVARY II. Z CHURCH SOUTH. S5s Q s.
nv. Preaching sunday i q n and 80 p n.
bv the pastor V Il. Baliensee. Sunday sc5ocs.
s,,5 Z. n. Evzo-th League. sa5 ?. n Pnye-
meeting. THURSDAY evening. 8
ST. PAUL n. z CHURCH SOUTH. ID ard s
sts NV Rev. Wn. Eustace Henry pastor Divine
worship. Il a. n. rs p. n Other services IS
usual Cordial welcome fer strsHssTs
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new CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. eth and Corcoran SIS. Nv. The
Rex. Frank seEan. D. D., pastor. VII preach at
II a. u Holy Communion az = n p r..
Lecture " on Christian eco1onics, What Is
charity" SveGsnhorgs new dsfnItioa- b the
Rev Charles " Harvey. professor Il The Theo-
loqicsl Scbool AZ Camhridee. Mass Wednesday.
IN rsstor's study "a PaSsor's y. 2 conference.
AT are cordially welcome. Free loan library q
the writings Of Swcdenbcrg. Free tracts IN the
vsstihsle.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th s. nw. Rev ~ Ross
FIshburn, pastor. SO 81 II. SUNDAY school Il
:. sa.. reception q members and Lord's super
sermon By the pastor; subject. Trsnsfo-11atioo-
D n. Junior Er6szror- So ?. II. Senior n
6szzor. n seTu0z By the pastor suhssct,
.sThe school Of character" Music 81 Quartet AID
aisd chorus choir welcome for all
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. COZ. Ith
and C SIS Nv Samuel n. Woodrow. y. q. PAS
ter j a n. and T. n. public worship with
seraous b. TIE pastor, Moral responsibility.
.sTrcsred for sssls" Music hy gus-tet and chorus
cher. LED hv Dr. 7 " Bischof orEanisL- 80
a n. Sunday school SIS n n. y T. 5. c L
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SPIRITUALISM.

ALFRED H. TERRY VII hold 10 meeting Sunday
evening at Schmidts Eall. but win coutinus his
meetings there the following Sunday. He can Be
seen Tor interviews at 81 c st. ne. Phone
Lincoln iS72
FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple I0lz 9Th
St nv The subject OF MES Lonrleys lecture a.
.. IT, VII Be ''Spiritualis1a e true. Spirit
messages VIII be given after lecture.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18Th =. above socts
Circle. Preaching az Il q me- and D n BE- Rss.
James b Clayton sunday school. 80 2 n
Morning subsect. Pacing hesFsuWzrd-" EEe1iaS
s1hja-- HE g1spel & Sens Al invited
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Oh and SA
Dr. J. ]. Muir. pastor Preaching. Il = Il,
kiss rot gwen rs ? II TIE traito-'s kisA
s 5. go A. n C. z. SIS 2 n
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. eor- 18th sns L -
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister. as a. II SIN
DAY schOo. Class f0 the Comparative Study o.
Religion. and Unity Study Cas- Il r. n. masu-
Young Peepie's Religious Union p H.. eFsuiEg
service. sermon hy the minister OF The modern
nan and his working iaiih. TIE psaLic Invited
70 al serFicck
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Services. with se-non aid Lo-d's
supper. al Il a. Il and 1 ?. IL Morning o0n-
ruunion. address BY pastor. J g. Butler. Al 4 b.
c H Butiez- Othsr services as usual
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave and sth s. ue
Rev. Charles P. Wi;es. pastor. Preaching. II and
ia Sunday school g -. Junior c. E ,
Infs-nediste and Senior c. (. 6;50 Al Ueloo1,e
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and SIS nv. Services Sunday. l0.50 = N and
s p Il
Subject. SPIRIT
Sunday school II a n Wednesday evening
meeting. o'ciock. Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room, co Colombo Bldg-
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NONsECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Temple. 1872 Oh s.
Services az HIS Il n Ho1- z Y. BTookshi5s
VII speak On "&oseS" Prof NsEburEh's Bible
study class az % a. n. A cordial invitation 8.
srte-SeS
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hal. 1907 G St Nv SERIES Sun
daF. Il a. n AID :. 80 p. n Morning lecture b.
Bishop OLIVER c. sABTN; sasiect. "God's
inage." EYeaing leeture b WINFIELD :.
WHITMAN Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at "a Seats free. 81 invited
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thing new. Yet It really Is only an enl-
phasis OF the Christian Endeavor pledge.
taken by millions, 70 strive 10 Go what
ever He would Ike 70 have me DO
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING

MRS SEXTON vii give the third Lesson n the
series Of her private class instruction II mental
and spiritual healing. Sunday. p IL. a. her
Offices. Tie Fa1aEut. cor 18th and 7 SIS. Nv.
APT n Public iETited Patients treated week
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SERVICES TOMORROW
UNTVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, Is,h and So =z.
Rev. John Van sch2ick. J.. pastor. Il a n.
morning service: se-Eou b p1Stor; subject. In
dividusl pins social morality" rs g. n. Sun
day schooi. { =. n. Y. P. G. o. D n, D..
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SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KELLEY. Sunday. Feb. Z.
AIS p. n. 20 East Capitol ST sub5ec. Psychic
energy and chemical changes Spacious rooms.
Questions answered. Pupils tsught- Patients
treated
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NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New ToFk ave- = and - 50 D.. WzlHcs
Radcliffe. Tastcr- Il e. n. ssG1msot q baptism;
se-non By The pastor rs ?. n. : seTu0n u
tsblsau" Muse led b the quartet cholr- 50
a T., Bible scaocI. s-s5 A. Il, adrlt class
50 p II ChriSisn EcdszFor SOCIETY,",
FIRST-ae S.7argsr's Ssbbath Hone-JoE1 HEz-
snail place rE- ReT- Donald Q. Macleod E,i,-
istsr Il a n The Law o. Divine grace" -
= u, c. EudeaTcT service s-d semen 3 -
so a It. C. E, SIS ?. r. Str1rgsS vsloc2A
CHURCH Or THE COXEAAST.
C0Bnec1iC1t ava. and lsrh SIS
Cnzr-ss Wood Einister-
Tyler Dennett assss-snt minister
james MCC. He1zy, minister q Peek C11p4
L m-S@uon By the pastor
?. m-Sernca b tie Taseo-, "Ou- claims On
Musical service. led by church quartst, tua 81
% { oclock-
p m-Address b. TIE pastor CT "Ae-s1s1
Lincoln, the frierd Of nan.
Musical service fron 80 70 s o'ciock Go1-eas
st Cecilia" b. the s. Ceciliaz Quartet snn
Chorus.
Sunday school at s.s5 q Il =
Christian ErGezro. meeting D \.
THURSDAY svsring at 8. uidsees ss-Tics-
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES at Rsuschcr's. I0s2 Coau.
ave- At n. n Address By Miss Emma Cray
subject The law u growth. Daily noon meet
ing and Wednesdays az s p n. az Loan and
Tr1st Bldg, cor and 9Th. Public invited.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE CHURCH. Vermont ave. noTth q
y 81 Sermon a. II b PrsS T. D. KsrshneT.
president q MiliiEza lTen1l Coles At 10.
celebration Of G Z. anRiTerSary With address b
PM Kershne- RTbls schoo7 s.5l
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Carr. :. K.
Hall Soprano solo ~E.a6die. Ms A. g. Drake
Debate. ,. "A. Pytiian Temple. l0l2 9th s. nv
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OTHER SERVICES.
STUDIES IN The SCRIPTURES.

LAST sPECIAL SERVICE.
AUDITORIUM OF PFTEIAN TEMPLE
1872 efh s. NV
SUNDAY PERJURY : p. n.
SPEAKER.
ELIOT HESER THOMSON.
OF TIE Watch Tower Bible and Tract Socety.
S-blcct
HOW TO STUDY AND HARsIONIZE
THE BIBLE
Und-nQninatioraI. No collection
yESPER SERVICE Young wonsz's Christian As
sociatiou Ieth and 2 SIS. nv, 40 ?. T. Speaker.
Miss Goulser. Sabssct. -Eursuezn associations
You are cordially insifed.
GOSPEL MISSION. ia Pc. ave Rsr. 7. E.
DAYS vii spesk tonight. Mrs Sa1uel H Ead-
Icy n New YORK. VII speak Suaday nizht. Frs
ssppsz service. : . S Gospel seoiOss sss4
ziEAs, -
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81 THOMAS.
So ~ D-paa. Gee.

80. rsar DlpoEt Il1ce-
ard u-Holy Coulmguion-
TI-Scrnc- ty rector oB Motives
l5o-Irse-uc-ion b rector On Cn-rch Doc1ri1s-
s-Sruon b ReT. Wsilsce y. pierso1-
Cocdial welc5ne % al
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Few men have any next day; they i've
from hand to mouth. they are without
plan, and soon come TO the end OF their
line.-Emerson.
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Bishop Harding addressed the regular
meeting Of the woman's auxiliary last
Tuesday in St Johns parish hall This
being the first appearance Of the bishop
after his conservation. the ladies were
out IN goodly number.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Lincoln Memorial Service
Church Of the Covenant,
CONNECTICUT AVE AND n SIS.

Sunday evening. Feb :. - . n Gounos's
81 Cecilia Eil be lven b ths St. Cecilia
Quartet and Ch0-s
Dt7ectCr, 3Ir. Armand 6unprehL
OrEzuis-, Mr.. Harry Murray
Soprano. Mrs. Aan Grant FuEitL
Alto. Ms Esther Gumprgcnt-
Tenor. III Melville y. Henssg.
2zSso. NJ Arthur Porter
D.. Wood VII speak oa 'Linoola. he Frisod
e Hsz-r
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

II is curious 10 see how the space clears
around e nan Of decisive spirit and
leaves him room and fTeedom.-John Eos
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Men who live for self never succeed IN
satisfying self OF in quite satisfying any
body else; men who live for others IN
GodHke unselfshness have JOY themselves
while giving Joy 10 others. - H Clay
T-llrnhnIl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett. one OF the
clergy Of Trinity Church. New Haven,
Conn. IS candidate for nonresident
membership in the Cosmos Club.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

That best portion q q good mans life,
His Ettle nznsless unremembered sc-s
OF kiniress and Of love. -NorisEcrth.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

any ana Trinity churches Heretofore
Epiphany Church alone has enjoyed the
privilege OF throwing open its doors Tor
the noon-hour service, where men and
women from the surrounding Offices come
and hear & word OF exhortation spoken
generally by some earnest speaker from
a distance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-06

Look round the hsbiiable world. how few
Know their oEn goods OF, knowing L, Tars,s-
-nrTien.