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The Washington herald., 1909-03-13
MCFARLAND WILL PRESIDE
Endeavorers to Hear Of Work in
French Mission.
Instruction I'm France Is Devoted TO
Explaining "SimpIe Gospel 10
French Working People.

To tell Washington people Of the work
Of the McAu Mission. in France. Rev.
George T. Berry, Of Engiewood. y. J..
representative secretary OF the American
McAIl Association, viii be in this city
several days next week. His first public
meeting will be under the auspices OF the
District Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union, but wiz be open to all who are
interested in hearing OF this work.
Commissioner AIacfaTland VIII preside
The meeting viii be held Friday evening,
March 19, at S o'clock, in ST. Pauls Eng
lish Lutheran Church. Eleventh and Il
streets northwest.
The McAll Mission IS "an undenomina-
! tional. evangelical mission for making
known to the French people the simple
Gospel, especially TO the working people
ana their children" 1t was begun in
Paris Just after the Franco-Prussian
war and the horrors Of the Commune by
Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Neal. Of England,
at their own expense. The work has
spread throughout France.
The American association was founded
in 1883 for the purpose OF aiding the Nc
Ali Mission in France. Mr.. Berrys ad-
dress, "a new Gospel in an old land. "
will be illustrated.
At a recent meeting Of the new star
Of officers Of this society the foIlowins
were appointed chairmen Of the commit
tees: Lookout, Miss Mildred Johnston
prayer meeting. Miss Esteue Taylor
missionary. Miss Isabella Campbell: so.
cial, Miss Ella Dill; music, Miss Dorothy
Dalrymple These chairmen take charg,
of their committees and the oficers-elec-
will be installed az a O'Clock servic,
Sunday afternoon.
The Christian EndeavOr Society Of III,
/ Brookland Baptist Church will entertain
the Brookland Chapter OF the Epwortl
League next Sunday evening, when ,
4 joint meeting of the two organization.
VIII be held. Paul II. Watson. secretary
Of the entertaining society, will preside.
Two additional committees were formed
/ in the Fifteenth Street Christian Church
/ Christian Endeavor Society at its Marcl
/ business meeting, in order to accommo
date the increase in membership. Follow.
! ing the business session good fellowship
was promoted by general participation II
half dozen active games. The socia
committee brought in a good-slzed DO,
/ Of homemade candy, which was aIsc
I enjoyed
William Shaw, general secretary OF tn,
/ United Society of Christian Endeavor
will spend May 1 to in this city. fol
lowing his attendance at a series O.
meetings throughout Maryland.
| R. d. Workman has resigned as presi
dent Of the Eastern Presbyterian society
/ He left the city last Wednesday to tax,
a position with the United States Immf
grafton Service in the State OF New York
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HASlLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCR.
9Th and sta IN. Chas. <. Guthrle. castor.
s.so a. n. Sunday schcol. II a. m. pubic WoT-
ship with preaching b Nh. c. V Nicke-y. q
New YORK $50 p m. EpEo-th League pralse
service. 80 . n. annual ulissiozaTy celebration
OF the sunday school and congregatio1i subject.
'-Thruueh mission lands with canEl-" b Ar-
c. Y. Yickery-
SPECIAL
Weinesiay, March Z. and Z % ? n, noTtns
pictures Of child hfs Il the mission lands. &c
admission.
FOUNDRY N. Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts-
nv. Rev. Robert n. Moore. D. D.. pastor Sun
ta7 school. so a. n PrOacning az u q. n By
the uasror. sacrament Of the bo7d's supper. AID
recepsion q probsronerS p H.. service q
song. addressed b the pastor. EpEorth League. I
p n All invited.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth 81. between 3 and G
ne. Services. 81. 800 and Il g. d. SO and
80 q n School. 2. n Other days. service 9
a. n snd ?. n. EXCEPT Wednesday and Ff1day,
80 2.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL II. Z. CHURCH.
co-Der John Marshall place and Q 8. JOIN Red
Shannon, minister At u g. Il, And Enoch
walked with God and was lot. Tor God took him %
At s . n Nine M0untfor6. The distinguished
lecturer OF the holy Land. VII occupy the pulpit;
slbjecr. LIFE and scens IN the Holy Land
sunday school sHd Metropolitan Blhle Cas- az
go g. n ETworth League a. SIS p r.
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BAPTIST.

Z HEZ SWEAfS SUBJECT. PROTECTION
NIX 4 tzn1 tAIk),~ sunday nigAt, IS oe.
Preaching II g II Chorus choirs free peFS q
Baptist c. Audiror1un. 4th and Va sEs-
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th ard o SIS s-n-
d2y school. SO a n Ch1sti11 E1dezTo-. 2
p n Al Washirgtoc Sc invited . hear RsT.
= B. Clayton, IS follows sunday. II q H. Ihs
reign % p0EEs s ? H. '-Child life IL Azslcz--
THURSDAY evening AlEsca Is, ?. T., "Dz-kusss
before dawn"
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Oh sl5 X So
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor Pressing. II A. n; rs
p n. d. L " Croukhite Burnsh VII prczch
S. 5. 80 g. n c. E. 6,s5 ?. H
STRANGERS HOME" SHILOH BAPTIST
Church-. L st. between 18Th and I7th 80 N.
Rev J. Milton Wald-u1. D. D. past0-- Ger'a
Bible class. % a. n Preaching b TIE pzsto-
II a. n and rs ?. n Blble school az 80.
Christian EndeaFur meetings. and p H Al
seats free A hearty Eelcons % al. especislly q
sr-anEGrA
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LECTURES ON RELIGION.
Rev. Julian X. Smyth VIII Deliver
Series OF Addresses.

Rev. Julian K. Smyth. Of New York
City. will tomorrow evening at O'Clock
deliver the first OF his series of addresses
upon religion and health. which will con-
tinue for three successive Sundays.
New Church, at the corner Of Sixteenth
and Corcoran streets, viii be the scene
OF Rev. Mr.. Smyth's lectures.
The subject taken for tomorrow viii
be 'Christ's healing ministry and His
commission TO heal the sick and cast out
devils" This win be followed on March
q and Is by lectures on Sick minds and
the present confidence in the resources OF
modern psychological science and "Sug-
gestion and subconscious forces IN the
healing Of sick minds
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Ut. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th S. DIX. The pastor. RsE.
NJ Ross Flshburu. VII preach e. Il ard a. s
Morning subject. Gathering up Tire frzgner-s;
evening next sermon II series sublec-. Know
edge IS power Music by quartet and chc-uS
$50 g. r.. SEzday school 3 ,. n. Ju1ior In
dezTor- $50 p r.. Senior EndesTor. A welcuDs
for All
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cu-- On
and 6 sts nv. Rev. Samuel II. Woo6-0U. D. D.
pastor u a. n, pubic worship. WITH sermon b
the pastor. reception q members. and the Lord .
SuDDz. ? n, public worship. With se-uon b
the pastor some nOted Johns John Mlch11s-
Music by quartet ard chorus choiT. led By d.. J.
". BischoH. orgznis- $50 a. L. Sunday sch0o-
SIS o n. y. J. S. q. =
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sPIRITUALISSI.

MESSAGES FROM THE REALM OF SOULS
Alfred Il. Terry VII hold z meeting Sunday even
inr Il O'Clock Lecture followed By spirit mes
sagos and psychometric readings. az schnidt's Hau
SIS 9Th 81. Nv.
DR. J. NJ TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
medium VII hold gTand test meeting for spiritual
messages Sunday. Tuesday, and Friday a D %.
Readings daily. 80 9Th 81 nv.
MRS. NOBBE HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every sunday. Tuesday. and Friday nights At s
O'clock. Private readings daily rzs uth s. nv
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran sts- nv The
Rev. Frank SsWar. D. D.. pastor, wil preach az
Il a. n sunday school. I2l5 .. m, hrst q
three Lectures b the Rev. JULIAN h. SSfYTH.
q New YORK City, on the EMMANUEL CURE
movement l. Christ's healing and commission 70
heal and cass out devils" Al are invited II
pastors study wednesdays. 80. Cas- IN Christian
Psychology free % all Fridays. IN church. AS
o n Iitany service. with bzet address Free
loan library q the writings o. SwedenborS- Free
tracts 10 the TrstihUle.
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not do in the way OF plotting out
Christianity; what Rome could not do;
and what ali the leagued powers Of earth
and darkness throughout the centuries
since have been unable to do. it attained
by the worldwide prevalence OF Chris
tianity, with men and women by the my
RAIDS Of legions who are willing 10 so
TO death for the sake Of the Name.
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COLLEGE DEBATE PLANNED.

George Washington Team VIII Go
to Syracuse.
George Washington Uaiversity's first
intercollegiate debate for the present
school year viii take place against Syr-
acuse University, at Syracuse. n. Y,
this evening. The question for debate
is. Resolved. That the open shop pro
notes the interests Of the wage earning
classes better than the closed shop
George Washington University upholds
the affirmative
George Washington University viii be
represented by the following: z. o.
Schneider. college, 70: John 7. Kennedy,
college, II; e P. Gates. law. 10.
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Mai. Kerbey Gives Lecture.

Maj. J. Orton Kerbey. formerly consul
to Para, Brazil, and now connected with
the Bureau OF American Republics IN this
city. told the people Of Johnstown. Pa.
interesting facts regarding South Amer
lea, when he gave two free lectures IN
that city on Wednesday last. Mai. Ker-
hey was given a reception BY the @. A R.
of Johnstown while he was visitor there
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvENTISTs.

THE REGULAR SERVICE N THE MEMORIAL
Church. l2rh and NJ stS Nv. tomorrow evening. n
rs. VIII be devoted ~ the considsration Of the
uluch-discrssed EMMANUEL MOFEAfE NT."
Prof " ". Preseott, editor-in-ehisf Of the Re
view and Herald. VIII consider this sublect under
its three heads namely It's Theology. It's Psy-
chology, It's Methods q Treatment AL are invited
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hali. 1907 s. ~. Services. Sun
DAY. Il O. n and 80 ?. u Morning lecture b.
Bishop OLIVER c. SABIN; subject The fut--s
Of nan after death" Evening lecture b D. 4.
TRIMMER: subjscs. 'Judgnsnt and mercy' Tes-
tinlouial meeting Wednesday evening al 50 Seats
free. Al invited.
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MENTAL ANp Spiritual HEALTyG.

MRS SEATON WI give the eighth lessca ia tie
series o. her private class instruction r mental ard
spiritlal healing sunday, ?. n. e ke- Caues,
The Faragut. cor 18th ard / SIS nv, Apt 20.
p-h-ic inEL-ed. p.-len-s 49, w-.- a--s-
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL Pastor. J. c. B1tle-. Services. With
sermons By pastor. az II q. p. and 30 o II
school go a. n Y. P 5. Q. E $50 D H.
ard intermediate Society $50. Prayer meeting
Thursday
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. are and s-h s. "a
Rev. C. r. Wilss. pastor. Preaching. Il and ia
Other services as usual Al Eelcoue
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th ard sa.
Ulysses g. B. PieTce. minister. s-s5 a n. Suz-
day school. Class FOR the Comparative Stldy q
Reigion and Unity Study Class Il g. H. uorn-
Young PeopIss Religious Union. The pubic IL
vi-ed 10 Al ssrTices
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UNIvERSALIsF.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. Is.h ard SIS IN.
Rev John Van Schaick. T. pastor Il A. n,
ucruing service semo1 by the Rev. Charlss
F. Winbigier. H D. d. D.; suhjec- The la-ss-
outlook for Tire Unnamed Movement" 9,s5 e. n.
Sunday school 2 H.. Y ?. @. L. led b
pastor. p r.. Or. Powers class
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH Rev. May A
Pioe. medium Meeting Sundays. ?. n. Recha
bite Hall. s4 S., cor. B, 81 ard Pa ave. Phi
vate readings daily Circles Tues. and ?. n
at 70 5th ne.
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VEsPER SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Sunday. 90 ?. T. Leader. MIS- sarah Z. Whi1a.
Topic God IN nature" Al welcome
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sIETHODIsT EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL N. E CHURCH SOUTH. d and S
sts DIV. Rev. Wn. E1stace Henry. pastor. Divine
worship. II g. n. 7 rs p n Sub.ect evening So
mon. "CTooked people made st7Hight." Othez
services IS usual Cordial welcome for strangerS
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Daily seTTsces i and
CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION. Mas ave and
lib s. DIV. Rev. J. Heuuing Mems. rector.
Services. g and Il a. 70. and > n The rec1oI
VIII preach az Il a. II and 3. -. Lente1
services nezt week at IS o'clook ever Afternoon
Churchman's Less-e lectures. TUESDAY, p n
Rev. ". A. BAR. .. D, XII Be the speaker
Boys Brotherhood service, Friday. ? H.; Rev
Arthnr KinsolTilg. D. D.. VII be the preacher-
ST. PAULs CHURCH. "a s. Nv. near Wash
ing1on Circle Rev. Robert Talbot and Rev
Charles II HolDead. eleTEr. Holy Common
80 and 70 a n. with Instruction sunday sraool.
go g. n Morning service ard sermon, Il a N
Conaru-atio1 class. ?. N Choral eTsnsons ard
ssrmon. ,. n. Al seats free.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and c stS ~ Rev.
Richard P Williams. rector Services az %. II,
and 5 conhrnaticn lecture Al $50 Daily ,e1oept
Saturday, Z-miuute services. I'd
Monday. Ws6nes1zy. Friday p n
Tuesday. Thursday, Is ?. n
EPIPHANY CHURCH. c St. b. Issh and Ar
IS Rev. r. 4 NcKin. d. D. rector- SerTices
: a n II a n, and 8 p n sunday schooi
$50 a. n and ?. n Confirmation ins-ruction =
the church e. SIS , n b tie reetoE ne rec
tor win preach AZ Il A. Il Services daily le1cSp
saturdzyl az = noon and s'5 ?. r., ard Necnes
days al ] 20 ?. H.
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown coz. o ard SIS
Sta Nv. Rev. James II. W. Blake. rector -
a. n, Holy Coumnni0n. so q n. suncal
school i a. II. ful service and sermo1 b ~
rector. $50 p n. confirmation lecture =
.. n evening prayer and sermon b The Rev
Walter WiIlizns-
ST. Marks CHURCH. Sd and A So - CeU
Rev " L De Vines. Pm D. and Rev. r
Curtis Services. 30. II. l. s1d Z %. Rev Hes
ber. scott smith. y. D.. VII preach a. night
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Service. with
sermon b. FREDERICK d. PoEe-, Il and 80. Bible
school. SO. c. Z. $50 j. c. l.. 5 Al vel
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SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KELLEY. Sunday. Marea 4.
AS 2. n. 30 East Capitol 81. Szbiect "3lysti-
cism and Christian Science" sparioEs roonS
Questions answered Pupils taught Patients
treated
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill VIII be sent you
at cent a word
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NONSECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple I1lz s-h s..
Services az HIS a. H. Rev James Hugh Kee,y
VII speak on The God q uscessty.' Pro[-
NeEburgh's Bible Study Class az % a. T. A
cordial iuritstian j. extended
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Gen Luke z. Wright, who ceased to
be Secretary Of War yesterday, VIII re-
turn at once TO Memphis. where he will
engage IN the practice Of law.
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS; CAUSES OF SPIRIT PHESOsS
ena." Rev Nay A. Price sonEss debate: 5 2. n
PythiAn Temple. Bl2 s-h - EE. Ss2ts lrsa
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FIRST CHURCa OF CHRIsT. SCIENTIST. Isl.
and So Nv. SerTicss- sunday. l050 4 n ara
.. n
Subject: SUBSTANCE
Sunday school II a. N Wednesday ersrinz
meeting o'cl0ch Public cordially lusiLeG Al
eats free Fres reading roos. sol Cclorzdo Big.
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THE CALL OF THE WILD. NEW MASONIC
Temple. Sunday. March a. So W. F. Shs-i6z-.
d. D.. Of Baltimore Meeting for men. AusDscss
Y. n c. A. Special vocal muse associatioa o.
chesfra Admission free
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Rossinrs "Stabat Mater win be sung
IN St AIMS Church, TennaIlytown, at
7:9o o'clock tomorrow evening. The
choir VIII be assisted by some OF the best
musical talent OF Washington Mrs
Anne Grant Fugitt viii sing the solo
parts.
Rev Edward L Buckley. OF St Mat
thew's Church. win preach.
Special Lenten services IN st. AIMS
Church, consisting OF stations Of the
cross every Friday evening at $50 O'Clock
and sermon and benediction every Sunday
evening at that hour. have been attended
by large congregations. The 7:S0 o'clock
mass every morning next week win be
followed by nOvena devoticns in honor OF
81. Joseph.
Rev. Charles ". Lyons. S. J.. win
preach at the high mass in ST Aloysius'
Church tomorrow: Rev. James A Smyth
at II o'clo, K in st. Patricks Church, and
Rev. John Cowan. o. p. at that hour fl
ST. Dominic's Church.
Lenten discourses tomorrow evening
will be given as follows:
Rev. DR.. Russell in St. Patrick's Church
at o'clock; Rev. W. .. Kean, S. J.. at
80 o'clock in St. Aloysius' Church; Rev
Thomas K Reilly, o. p, at that hour In
St Dominic's Church: Rev Emile Husser
in ST. Martins Church. The final settle
ment;" Rev. John Dougherty in St. The
resa's Church, AnacOstia, -'Penance;'
Rev. William Gibson. ST. Vincent de
Paurs Church, Lessons from the cross. -
Right Rev. owen B. Corrigan. D. D..
Auxiliary Bishop OF Baltimore. viii cele-
brate pontihcal mass IN ST. Patrick
Church on the patronal feast. Wednesday,
March Il. at Il o'clock. Bishop Corrigan
has never before pOntihcated Al solemn
high mass in this city. The deaeons OF
the mass viii be Rev. Charles NJ Bart
pastor OF ST. Theresa's Church. Anacos-
tia, and Rev. Clarence z. Wheeler. pas
tor OF the Church OF the Holy Comforter
this city. The sermon viii be preached
! by Rev ". 3. Martin. S. 7. l., OF St
Patrick's Cathedral. New York. one OF
the most distinguished pulpit orators OF
that city. Rev. George A Dougherty. OF
the Catholic University: Rev. William J
Carroll and Charles Fisher. OF St Pat
ricks Church. viii act as masters OF cere-
monies. The clergy OF the District VII
be entertained at luncheon by Rev Dr.
Russell
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S--1es MO- HerrJs ulin1ster o. Peck C12pe-
II a. m--Ths pastor VII preaG-
p m--Ths pastor VII preach on TIE zsrt5 q
Caeser's household
Musical serios. led b church ou.rtst t-un So
70 o'cLock-
P m.-The pasto- VII preach OF Gods rsTela-
tor q Himself ID nan
Musical ssrTios from 10 70 oelock; ne An
Ddiol Quartet
Sunday school AZ 9ss5 a n
Cnr1sttal Eudeavc- meeting, p Il
Thrrsday evening AZ 8. nidEesk ssrIice.
FIRsT-''Ihe st-zase-'s Sabtath Ho-zs''-foh1 Mar
shall d nv Donald @ Macleod minister u
a. n. flrsL century persoEi1cation o. TIE tEen-
tlsth ce1tury E2iri-" rs p n, The aftermath
q s1-" song service s. s, $50 a. Il C. E.
SIS ?. II Al ara Welcome
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YORK ave- H and EEh SIS Dr. Wallace
haocll1e, r2st1-. u q n. sercon b. Rsv. S. 7
He11cse. D. D. q Ottawa. Canada rs ?. II.
The prophets cy 70 the ety. a ss-ieS so
g. n. Bihle schocL ssi5 a. n adult cl1ssS
SO p Il. Chziztian Endeavor Society
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ST THoGAs'. near DuDOut Cizas-

800 q un.-Holy COu-muui0n.
ESQ a m--ChiIdre1's Service.
II 90 q m--Se-Tice AID se-non b. recso-. Death 5
srng-sn-
so D. En.-Coufru-zti0n lecturS
$50 .. m.-SeEYice and sermon b. Canon Austen
a murdeTers desire
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Tuesday evening Lenten sermons Will
be preached next week by the following:
Rev. AlOysius Brosnan, S. J., Of George
town University, IN St PauTs Church;
Rev. Eugene Connolly, in the Church or
the Immaculate Conception, The CathO-
lie rule OF faith" Rev. Il E. thinner
man, NJ 5. c.. IN St Martins Church.
subject, The transgressor's way"
special programme OF music is rem
dered by the choir OF ST. Martins Church.
under the direction of Miss Mary Byrne.
organist, every Sunday and Tuesday
evening in Lent
Miss Marie Myers viii sing Mario )
''Veni Creator" next Tuesday evening.
Miss Katherine Mulally viii sing IT Pre-
CO. by Pancfka, and Mrs Natchez King
viii render the cOntralto solo in Faure' 5
''Tantum Ergo"
Rev. John Harvey. c. S P. continuing
his series OF Lenten sermons IN the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
win discuss next Wednesday evening the
question. rs one church as good as an
other2"
In ST. Patriek's Church the Wednesday
/ evening discourse-"Jesus our model
viii be preached by Rev James A.
Smyth?
| Rev Dr. D J. Kennedy. O. P, viii
/ preach in St Dominic's Church. subject.
/ Christ the foundation OF our hope"
/ Rev Charles Oldridge. o. p, OF the
| Dominican House OF Studies. VIII preach
/ in the Church OF the Holy Comforter. al
! 80 O'Clock. and Rev. Edward L Buckley
viii preach at o'clock in S.. Matthew
! Church
! Novenas in preparation for the Feas;
OF 81. Joseph. March 70. began this week
/ in all the churches.
/ St. Joseph's day is kept as a feast OF
the first class. St Joseph as a foster
father Of Christ. the patron OF the univer-
sal church and patron Of a happy death
is regarded as a great and powerful in
! tercesSor before Cod
The feast IS celebrated at the Home Of
! the Little Sisters OF the Poor, as the
I patronal feast OF that institution
| Following the religious rites IN the
[ chapel. the aged inmates Of the Home arr
! entertained at a luncheon The house Is
1 thrown open 70 visitors. and al who come
are made 10 feel welcome on that day
Novena devotions. in honor Of TIT
patron saint. are held every morning Il
St. Joseph's Church after the EARL
masses
Rev. Walter Elliott. c. s P, %il preach
IN that church at the high mass to-mor
row morning. Rev. James R. Matthews
OF St. Cyprian's Church. VIII give th'
sermon at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Father Fealy viii lecture before tn.
members OF St Cyprian's Church Monday
evening, March o. narTating his visit Z,
the Eternal City and HIS audience witt
the Holy Father.
The mission for men will close IN St
Augustine's Church with sermon, Papa
Benediction. and BenedictiOn Of IN
! Blessed Sacrament, al o'clock tO-mor
row evening.
The closing exercises viii be conducted
By Rev. Father James NJ. ellis, c. s. P.
and Rev. John Harvey. c. S. P. OF St
Thomas AQuinas College, BroOkl2nd-
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
EPISCOPAL.
PRESBYTERIAN.
IN WASHINGTON AND IT'S VICINITY

ticss for these BY D. n Friday
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Daily services. and 5

y. B.-RET. WI A. BARE breaches WE'D
NESDAY NEXT, ?. n. on ST. PATRICK
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CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
Connecticut are. y and Isth So
fT1rrfez Mod r-7-szfa-

Iyla Dennel. asslsIl1t nll1lster.
IaEes NC HEM, mini1ter Of Peek Chzpez
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Nobody minds walking a difficult path
in order 70 reach a great destination.
And the narrow way is the only way
which leads to life-fulI, free, joyous, and
abundant life
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1t is possible. OF course. to be a Chris
tan outside of the church. but it is both
difficult and dangerous TO try the ex.
pertinent. Inside the wicket gate is In
struction. fellowship. protection. and
guidance.
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The way IS worth while. because Of its
companionships. because Of its goal. and
because Of its Guide
The Washington times., 1909-02-07
LUCKY BALDWIN
FULL OF FIGHT
May Be on Death Bed, But
Still Backing Rae
ing Game.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Tracing in
California shall not stop
This is the utterance OF L. j. Baldwin,
better known as Lucky" Baldwin who
is now lying on a sickbed that may
prove the scene Of his death in spite
of his condition, he asserts that the
sport in which he has been a prominent
factor for so many years shall not be
wiped out while he has the power and
funds 20 support IT.
Encouraged by his attitude, hOrsemen
here raised q racing fund and assert
that they VIII fight the anti-gamblinE
law 10 the last ditch To show that
they mean business, portion OF the
fund has been appropriated 20 furnish
an extra race each day at Arcadia over
the Santa Anita course.
Among those backing the movement
are r. IT, Camau, one or the largest
owners here, Barney Schneider, the Mis-
souri, turfuan. William GeTst, the Mem
phis brewer. s. A. Cl0ptOu. owner OF
some of the best horses at the local
track. and a vast array of hotel and
business men. who wish racing to con-
tiEUe on account Of its enlivening effects
on the city.
While no definite combination has
been formed among hoT=emvur so FAR ass
uIaus go 20 proceed with racing next
winter. The present anti-gaWbIiuE bin
Just passed bv the senate not taking
effect until April 80 rs likely a definite
program viii be mapped ont and
schedule OF events arranged accordingly