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New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
GbIDDBN TOURISTS ON GRAY's PEAK

Denver July 2s-Nearly every member ~ the
C5lidden touring party took train for Georgetown
today. over the famous Georgetown loop. and
thence little narrow gauge railroad 10 the
top of Mount Mcclellan. or Gray's Peak. the high
est point IN the world reached by railroad Here
the tourists in the midst Of snow from three
10 eight feet deep entoyed the novelty greatly.
In the evening the tourists were the guests at a
banquet given by the Denver Motor Club. Early
tomorrow the homeward journey viii begin.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
WOOD LEADS GOLFERS HOME.
Makes Low Score in First Half of Qualifying
Round for Western Title

Chicago. July 26.-warren K. Wood Of Home
wood to-day carried of the honors in the first
half of the thirty sxhole qualifying round of the
Western Golf Association amateur championship
by leading the field OF 10 starters with
the excellent score of IS.
r. z. Hunter. Midlothian and D. E SAWYER
Wheaton. shared second honors with n each while
Charles Evans. jr, Exmoor; Paul Hunter, Midlo-
THAN; c. e. Devol. Riverside. and Eben II Byers
Pittsburg, each returned IS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS TO PLAY.

Frederick B Alexander and Harold H Hackett
the national doubles champions will compete in the
New York State championship lawn tennis tourna-
ment. which win begin Saturday on the turf
courts Of the Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge
II will be the first appearance of the champions
together this
Their play in the tournament is in the nature
OF practice for the defence of their holding OF the
national honors which viii be the opening feature
Of the tournament next month upon the courts Of
the Casino at Newport, R
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

JEFFRTES WILL FIGHT.
Saus "Johnson VIII NeUer Be
Chompion Until He Whips Ne"

Chicago July 2S-James J. Jeffries tonight made
this statement
Il am on my way to New York. where l will
post forfeit of 5000 defending my title to the
heavyweight championship of the world. have
finished my theatrical season: and as promised
months ago that would defend my title when the
season was I going to redeem that
promise I will post the forfeit this week in New
York Jack Johnson is not, and will not be the
champion until he whips me- and he never will do
that"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
CINCINNATI, 6; PTTTsBURe, &.

Psttsbure. July 2s-The Pittsburg Pirates looked
IKE sure winners when they scored three runs IN
che seventh inning to-day, but in the eighth Gin
c1nnEu came back and the game by making
four runs three hits and two errors Can1nitz
vas taken in the middle of the eighth inning
Brandon being substituted Casper pitched the
full nine innings.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
III7.-- : 70 ? 2 y. .. Z-TI4-7. IA
PACING CIASS-PURSE. SION
GREAT NECK WINS POLO CUP

Long Branch. y J. July 3s-The Great NSi
polo team won the Runson Challenge Cup ron u
Rursou first team az the Runson campus Z
afternoon The final score was. Great Nss
RumsOn. l.
The playing OF George Won s-a5e for Great Ns1
proved feature OF the game.
The lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

TNao-hase Ete--STreenev q. McCUTnick. Ihree-bsse
tit-Devlin Honre r1n-Coney- Sacrifice hts-Becker.
Nlrray %, Mccormick Stolen bzses-Doyle Murray,
t5esuraant. Becker, Sweeney Double Pay-Arnes.
Tenney- Left haSes-New York. ls: Bos
son. First base on balls-of Mattern 9; of Anes 4
errors-Nev Boston, l. Struck
by sdatter1 7. hy Anes, IL T1me-3s4o Empires
n ErnsA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
GRAND CIRCUIT OPEN
UPSETS IN THREE P1cp.
Country Jay, Thirteen Year, m,
Takes Ne1C Mark at Dst,oa

Detroit. July zS--The opening Of tha g..
cult trotting and racing meeting az the S. -
Grounds here to-day was marked bv o,sI =
/ most remarka Bile races ever held an - .
Country JAY. which won a heat at Wiraso.
then lost the race, was IN good condit,,, y
the age Of thirteen years he moved ao a- ala
class field IN the 2:11 trotting stakes ana :.
his record 70 2,O715 The old geldinZ IVA. .sl-s
sidered IN the betting and sold IN the pool, -.
Penisa Maid. on her showing at Terra E,r.. =
a strong favorite. and she showed the v.r
opening heat until Country jaw rus5As -
stretch The mare went TO a break ana -
horse won Next time. in reefnz ARD a..
finish. Judge Lee beat Country Jay about So
After that Country JAY had the 6nisbi-g - -
OF the lot and won easily
The day was ideal, the track fas. 80
tendance upward Of four thousand -
races furnished surprises LADY Erzt, o- =
strength Of a race record OF z.0s1. was ~. = :
in the 2:1s pace. but she showed tha. -, -s
has been made OF her Leading AZ r,z ..-.. - g
ters, she failed in the stretch. and ra.g..' = =
won cheap heat CeciIian King +7ok -.
two through his good work in the str.tcb
Major Mallow. fresh from the hals-n,H. -.
where he has been breaking records r. -. -
pace Dan s led until the last part ~ -
mile. but in the next Major Na1loz- r.d 80
Of hts field all the way
The POO trot was easv picking .,-
vester. although he was forced ~ 49, 1s
record a second in the last heat Five So.
fined from Sz5 TO 80 for scoring ahead =, -
the races ~
The summary follows
PACING-2-1s cLAss-PrPsE Sm
ceeiltan king. 70 h. BY Cecnian Pr4nce-Ks,.
Ss22 S.R1aiR White e1 fv-y,. {cg7niHshaa and sno Il
Ia99 Llts5' E2sis Riis b h n 'agfias. 7asf ans,
Dan J. b z CC@Iby) ----------..-, .'.'---
Axtara. blk Cares ..-... '''.-'-- :!
PTlRssis PrEo a.i Hus"9od N5,o. S5 n 'shoeseao
Time. 211+- 2;oe& 2os4 os''-''- .
TRoTTING-z11 CL4Ss-sTaKE sson
o2sa15g Psr55.lls 5'y 5v Ss,svEl. ss y., y
Judge Lee g h. 6y Lees Pff7t-Ssrlfohcnbs
Carroll. = 3. (shank). k)......--...........''
Penisa Maid. D (Shutt) ........... 9tf 4
Sell Bird. blk n tMcDonaIdy ....----..... $50
JUST ne Thing blk n fN-Ma-0rJ ---.-.... y u n.
Nancy Royce bIs N oMcca-thyl - 81.
Nas Heart. ch- HYDE. --....... 70 q
Nelcyone. . tE4ovsIn ------------- s Is
Teasei. ch n (ceers1 .-....-...... On r
Tir4e. 2o7is 2osf. 2oai,. 2os4
PACING-2.oS cIAs-PURsE. son
N.tor NalIow. bgi BY Box Esds--Bsssis B y
Ts1 = = f=h1+14-l -----------'-
Bonner , CThitney1 -----------.----.-
Manager H. b tMcNahonl --.----.-..-....5
brenda Yorke D - tNuck0lsl. -.............
'u''' '''- Tine 2.o5is. 2o5,,
TRoTTING-2.oa CL.AS-PURsE SION
TIE Harvester. BIZ c. by Walnut Eal-N0tsl.t By
Beatrice Bsilini bLs N rDicss-sor1. i
Maxine. ch Murphy :!
Gentesl H. br 4 snow
Tine a.osi, ao7t
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RESULTS OF GAMES YES

FsufaIo. 4; Jersey City, 2.
Montreal, 81 Providence, o.
chester, ?; Newark, /.
Baltimore, g.: Toronto,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
Tosals rs : II q Is 2
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Rochester.
Providence at Montreal.
Baltimore at Toronto
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIES

FIRST PACE-Seing FOR three-yaar- oIds and UPWARD
! 500 added- One mile and sixteenth start good
the Thstle-Clairette- Owner. H McC. Potter
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Totals ...2s 2 s27 Q o Totals. ... .2s /

'Batted for Elenov in eighth inning tBatted for
Hughes in eighth inning.
Cleveland -......---...--....o K-2
New York q o o o o O-1
Kseler. Orth Stolen bases-.Demmitt. Austin n ts--
Of Hughes. 6 in innings. First base has-On
ger. /; OF Hughes l. Balk-Berger Struck out-By
Berger, 6: by Hughes. First base errorCloveland
l. Left basss-Cleveland. T. New York. 3. Time OF
game Umpires-Perrne and Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
CINCINNATI

T,vo base hIfs-Teach. Eescher- Three-base hits-
t5nhtzeII Doryrey Sacrifce hits-Egan o. FEuRgIns
eccriAce fiesssitchell. Mclean Stolen basesBescher
" Miller l2l Double piasS-DoVney and Hoblifzel;
Fean ard FEohltzeil. bsls-OI Carnnitz
or L ouf-BV Camnitz 2 by Gssper, .
base errore-fittsburg.
Csrcfrrsrt hases-Pttsburs Cincinnati.
~ innings. or Brandon. / in
IA innings. Tfnne-2.0s 4 Crnpire-RiRler.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

THIRD RACE.-Selins; -year-olds and upward
| $500 added Six furlongS Start poor. Non driving
Time. l:13. Winner b T.. by Mexican-L' Aiouetts
| Owner. Montpelier Stable
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

Baseball To-day, p M-AInerican League Park
n Americans -. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

SECOND RACE.-Hanofcap: for txo- -year-oIds; $500
added Five and a half furlongs good
easily. Time 1s0S%s Winner, bv
meister-Last Cherry. Owner J. F Ireland
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Albany, 2; wikes-Barre, Q.
Troy o: Scranton /
Binghamton 3: Utica.
Elrira, g; syrssuse. /
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Lynn. :: Brockton 8
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e score follows:
NEU UnDV

Totals. 49,. IS 3 s1s51 D ) Totals.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
| Boston at New York
| Philadeiphia at Washington.
Detroit a Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NryT York 8; Boston. (17 inningei darkness)
Phiiadelphis. :; BROOKLYN. 2
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, 4
Chicago at ST. Louis Train
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
eveIand. 2; New York 1.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-27

NATIONAL, LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Boston n. u.,
Brooklyn at Philadelphta ttvo games.
Chicago ST. Louis. -
Cincinnati at P1ttsbu
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
EPISCOPAL

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. Dupont Circie
Rcr & Ernest Smifh =. D., i. { =. rectoT-
Rev. J. G. Ames. Rev. J. NJ. E Mckee. and Res.
J. W Austin. assistant cisTg5.
A. m-Holy Communion.
so a. m.-svnday school III Paul LAnbertory
sss5 a. m.-Y0ng Mems Bibse Class
e-s5 3. m.-Toung woSleu's Bible Cas-
Il m.-speeial srnoa by ths rector On AS sun
dsy og rgrochiai au6 diocesan year subject.
,'Through lscCspf knoxiedgs
8 q m.-specizl sermon by Rev. Canon Auss1 On
Prayer and the Lordf' P1zye-. ttirst oi
course
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mas. ave. and
I2rh 81 rE Rev. ]. HeuliDg Mems. reSsor-
Services. and Il a. n snd ?. n TIE Tec'cr
vii preach at II a. NJ and P n
ST MARKS CHURCH ID and sts- 81 Rev
" l. De Vries Pn. D.. and Rev. K A. Cprtis.
cIeTgy Celebration Of the fortieth snnlserSaTy q
the founding Of the parish 81. Marks Day, sun
dsv. ArFi q Services. Holy Communion, q %
T. N Festival service. SPECIAL sermon 5y TIE rec
tor and Holy Communion al Il a. n Fest'ai
service. sermon b. the BiSaoP q NashInsS01s
and confirmation az ! % ?. n.
CHRIST CHURCH. ceoggetozn, cT- and 3ist
SIS M. Rev. 1smss H. ". BlaEe. rec'os, -
a n Holy Communion. 80 .. u. suroay
school. il a n. fun ser7ics and sermon oy the
rector % = H.. evening FTayer and seTIno1-
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Sch and l
IS. Ne. services, 20. sS0. I0:l5. and Il a. n
ard 80 J. n.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. & s.. bet In
and Isth SIS Rev Randolph H. Achrm- y. D.
rector Services az 3 and Il g. II, and p n
Sunday srhool at So 4. n and : p II IAs
rectc- vii r,-seh morning and evening
TRINITY CHURCH. 81 azd SIS III. Rev.
Richard P Williams. reCt0r- Sersces. { - aEd Il
a. z. and D. n Rev Richard " Nloou. D. D..
win r-sach u,o-7iuQ and evening Sunday school,
SIS. All Welcome 70 al seTTloes.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth s.. near ae- SeTT-
ires - and II & N. 80 and % .. u. School,
sn n Al welcume alEEys
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

Wednesday evenings. that not only salts
fed the needs OF the "inner man for ele
many hundred visitors. but netted hand
some sum for the benfIt Of the church
A pleasant event Of the week was the
entertainment Of the members Of the
Dramatic Club and Orchestra Of St. Pat
ucKs Sunday school. by the clergy OF
the church. The affair took place IN
Carroll Han. and popular soSgs, orclles-
traI selections, an imprOmptu sketcn. put
on bv the young men OF the club. ard
several tenor solos by Father Russell
made I'D a delightful informal pro
gramme.
one OF the most attractive features OF
the evening was the supper which FOL
loved. DR.. Russell presided az the head
OF the table. and Miss Annie ConuaTs
poured the coffee. > huge centerpiece ot
crimson roses that adorned the center
Of the table proved 10 be oorsage bou-
auets FOR each Of the girls and buttOnhole
bouquets for the men.
Ices were served in the form OF birds
nests with strawberries for eggs, and
fsvers Of mechanical dancing dolls and
Teddy bears oocasioned much merriment
GETiTE Lle ESpdSt-
Father Russell. as toastmaster. called
for speeches from Father Michigan.
Dennis Connell. John Allen. Hobart
RamsdeH and George Skilton. al OF whom
responded with clever and amusing re-
marks.
/ After several dances and IL singing By
the ensembled company GIN Afraid
To Go Home in the Dark, the company
dispersed. after vote OF thanks to
Fathers Russell and McGuigsn for so de-
lightfpl an everssS- a
Those present. besides the hosts, ins
cluded. Father Smyth. or st. Patrick's:
Father o'keefe. of the L : a, and
Father Doughsrfy. OF the Catholic Uni
iversi,y: Misses Gioetzner, Downing. Lee.
Connors. Wright. Hsrbln. Corcoran, and
Messrs. CoaneH. Allen German. Hobart
( RaIasdelI. Paul Hines. Charles Fisher,
George Skiiton, Paul Ramsdell, Porter
Lee. and Albert Carney.
Wednesday evening, April 3. public
debate win be held in Conzaga HaH by
the students Of the college. The question
70 5e discussed is, Resolved. That the
Merchant Marine should be subsidized
/ bv the United States government AZ
! f-mative- James Francis Igoe Joseph
Anthony Fennel. negative. Leo Brison
Norris and Herbert Andrew; chairman.
Joseph J. Madison.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

Church at Euicott City. Of which Father
Michael Ryan is PASTOR the otners az
Dodoa. West River, and Shady SIDE, IN
Arundel County. Nd
The missions will begin May ?, and vill
continue throughout the week
An illustrated lecture on Ireland viii
be given tomorrow evening az the Ma
tionsl Theater. by Mr.. William E Curtis.
for the benefit Of st. AIMS Infant Asy-
lum.
The lecture viii be preceded by brief
musical programme
At st. Iosepb-s Church = retreat viii be
given for the children of the First Com
nurior class. beginning Thursday and
closing sunday morning. May ,, at the !
O'Clock mass. when they viii receive their
ers+ boIy communion To-mOTTow's high
r7ass 1..:u he sung at 1880 o'clock by Rev
Te,ati,ss Fealey. and the sermon viii be
preached by the pastor, Rev. Valentine
Schmidt.
The young people OF St Joseph's Par
ish uiH wive an entertainment and
eUCnre IN tfle patASh SS-ADDl
evening FOR the benefit Of the church
The sodaiity Of the Blessed Virgin and
the Holy Angels Sodslity OF the Church
Of 81 vinceat de Paul win receive Con-
r,union in body at the 5 O'Clock mass
,o-rorrow. Sodality- service. instruction
ard benedicsion at 80 in the evening
During the spring snd summer mass on
week days viii be At a. m.
The students Of NotTe Dame University
Nessrs. Frank c. Walker, John B. Nc
Mshon. and John B. Kaneley. who came
hero for the debate with Georgetown
students. are spending s-eek as guests
Of Dr. Savage. Al Holy Cross College.
Catholic Uuiversity
The young people Of ST Patrick's syH-
day school are planning q musicale and
dance TO be given May IT. The soloists
already engaged are Mrs. Annie Grant
Fueitt. soprano: Ms Esther Gunpreeht.
eontraIto; Miss Margaret O-TOOle. harpist,
ard Miss Violet Warren Pearson, dra-
uasic reader. 81 PatricSs string or
cbestra viii also contribute several num-
bers.
The ladies' Of tie Sodality Of the churcl
Of 81. Vincent. de Paul gave a supper ii
the basement OF the church Tuesday and
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY ". = CHURCH. 18Th and Church sts-
Rev Robert NJ Moore. D. D.. Tss.ar- Rev G.
2 Wise assistant rastc-- Sunday schcol. 80 q
n Public worship al i 3 L. with se-u,on hy
TaEor SuCcfal serTios Gf Daughters q the
American ReToiuticr st 7. n, With address ey
the pastcr Epxcy1h IsaCse, p N Service q
sonE = n with address By assistant pastoT.
All TeicCmC
METROPOLITAN ME- :9RIAL II. z CHURCH.
cor John Marshall Place ard 81 JOIN Red
shannon, D. D. minister Al Il T. r.. "Our
life immo-tal-Why Is that LIE 50 os-ky olr-
taine5s" At p n. services II oSse-Tsnce o
the eighty seventh snriTerSsry q birth q Ulysscs
: Grant Sub5ect: ''SriTit1lsi lessons IRON
events battles and victories IN the life q Gen
Grant" Sunday shOoi and Metropolitan Bible
Class at $50 a. II EpEurth League. ssS p H.
EANlIINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Oh and 2 S. Nv. {. - a. n Sunday schooi. !
E7yrorth LNazit Praise service- Address
b. Judge De Lacy Il = II and 2 n T'loilc
worship. With sern0ns ~ the paSto-. CnsTiss L
f,ll.arip prIblic crrdially invited
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

Mr. Catheu is the second Oldest member
OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association OF
washington. He was born September "a.
ISL. in Sussex County. Del
At the age Of fourteen he entered the
merchant marine service, and rose
through the various stages until he be
came master Of a vessel AR Cathells
first visit 10 this city WAS in 1872. and
three years later he made :. bis home
and the starting point for MS many
voyages
For six years he was captain Of a yes
sci named the Statesman. engaged in the
.coastwise trade between Washington and
New York; at odd times making trips TO
the West Indies, Bay OF Mexico, and other
ports
Mr.. CatheH spent nineteen years. in all
IN the merchant marine service. and IN
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH lsh ard y SIS
pr. T. J. aIuir pastor. Preaching. = H.
Divine rsstiesSuesS~ rs p IT. ~Satsns thru1e
iocaIized.' Sunday school. 80 a h Caris;isu
EadeavUT. : 7 T.
STRANGERS HOME" SHILOH BAPTIST
CHURCH. L 81. be, ls;h ard i7th s1s NV
Rer J. Milton Waldrcn. D. D. rassor- Sunrise
Erayer meeting. s15a sunday schcol, s1a- Men :
Bible Class a. 10 and JzeachiDs. Il a. n song
se-Tics b. Junior g. z. - n IT. Silver offering
a. the door. Mi=sionary neetinS at s ? m bs
Senior e 2 Address b. NIr. Pea Penick. -
We Coast. Afrcz solo hy M7S Mamie Erye
Cant IS n n se-m0n ard puhllc worship.
Al seats free 4 cordial invitation % al. espe-
rzaIfr r-7r-r-s
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt PLEASANT C0NGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia I'd and 18th 81 uE- ReE- n Ross
Fisaburn. rastc-. 80 a. H. sunday school Il
a n sr-rscn by Rev Frank Z. jenkins. D. D.
~ stfs-+a Ga n n. junior Endeavo-- SO
n senior EndeavcT. 2. H.. sermon ~ pas
tor Subject: Cause and effect Music D.
Quartet and chorus A welcome for al.
FIRST CONGREG ATIoNAJ CHURCH. cor. lo1h
and &; SIS. nv Rev. SaTnusi h Wcosf7cT- D. d.
VsS=rT. y A. n and p. n. Tsielie Uorsnip. with
sermons By the paS,or some tnristisn ce,-
.siT,ics '-Scu,e DHed Johns: John Wesley.
NIrzi- h~ Quartet and chorus choir. led b ur- ].
". BsscboF. o-szuist- SO g. Z. SUNDAY school
SIS n n Y. P 5 c. L
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
Preparing for Coavention.

Preparations are being made by Wash
ington Chapter. American Institute Of
Banking, for the convention 10 be held
IN Seattle, June q to o Delegates to
the convention win be \. 3. Claxton. IT..
J. c. Settle. Boyd Taylor, W A pex-
ter. z p. Wilson. ". T Poole s J.
Henry. +. : Fawsett. J. c. Brooke,
Charles Il Doing, A c. Flather. J. L.
Fugitt, and F b Stevens. The sIternat te
IS Richard Stead. ir.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
PREsBYTERIAs.
CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
CuunecficIt ave. y ard 18th ssTcctN
Cbsries Wood. minister.

CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
Connection; ave. y ard ish s1rectN
Cbsries Wood. minister
Tyier Dennett assistant minister.
James AicC. Henry, minister 0f Peck Chapel
u q n the pastor viii p-tseh- A. 2 n the
pastor vii rrgscl oD --Self-iraic1ed s7EeTins-
Mrsiezl ssrvioe. ed b. church quartet. froIn 50
70 O'Clock. M Z. lent cello. assisting
?. n. the pastor win I-eaeh On The ell
Gated soul
Musical ser1i.e frum 20 to o'csock. Chorus
from Central High school
SUNDAY school az esf5 A. n
Christian EudsaT1r meeting = n
THURSDAY evening az :. mid-vsek serTlce-
NEW YORK AVE PREsRT TTERIAS CHURCH.
New Tork ave H and 18Th streets Dr. Wzllacs
Radcliffe. VestoT- II g. r.. Pablo worship SeT-
mon b. the rzst0r. 2. II. music7l IuteTTrets-
tim HaTiu's Creation. Muse ied 81 the
qrartet choir I'D A. -. Bihis =c5col ess a n
adult classes ss5 p n. Christian EDdeaFo- 50
dsfy
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home-J0ha Mar
shall Place nv DoGad e MscI.eod- minister
II a. H. Dee the tTeufisth century church
minister a fuI Eosrel 7a5 D. m ETenins
win the choir SUNDAY sChuOi. 80 a. q.
Christian Endezvor. e,s5 p n Al are Weicon'e-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

the hands Of God. and the more tool the
wiser and better he is. (xI5)
A little child Is TO lead IN the day OF the
Lord, because the innocent child heart IS
the type Of that kingdom. (xi:s)
The wells OF salvation are deep and un-
falling; we are not drawing from them
unless we are joyous. (xii:3)
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

that time never met with a mishap, or an
accident Of any kind His vessels we're
in many tight places. but by either his
good luck or expert seamanship. he al
ways got out OF them without any serious
consequences. Nj Cathell made with
his ship the shortest voyage on record. up
20 that time, between Washington and
the Barbados. forty-tWo days
After giving up life on the sea, he
spent some time in the drsyage business.
and was employed at the customs house
In Georgetown as weiEher and EauEer. In
1S53 ne Was made superintendent Of the
Georgetown Gasiight Company. and held
TIE position fer the long period Of forty
years. Since leaving the employ OF the
gas company Mr.. Cathell has engaged in
no active business
He IS q remarkably well-preserved man.
and up 70 a few weeks ago enjoyed per
fest hsalth-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-24
THE0SOPHY.

LECTURE. MATTER AND CONSCIOUSNESS %
hy slr. Z - Reynolds 81 headquarters Iheoscpa-
icai Socisty. Washington Branch. = s. So,
Sunda-. April 3 = II Public invited
THE MEMORY or PAST BIRTHS" lecture bT
MrS- Florence D-1iSs sunday 4 A. n. i5i7 st
Nv before Capital Cts Branch. 7. :. Public n
vf-cr Fxeuinr lecture. O'clock. "Path = 6is-
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Funeral of }. G. THOMPSON.

Funeral services for the late James Gil
bert Thompson. viii be held this after
noon from the family residence, 1870
Girard street Rev. F. D. Power, pastor
Of the Verraont Avenue Christian Church
viii oficiate. and interment viii be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall l0G e. s.. nv Services Su1-
dav r a. n AID 80 n n Mo-uIEZ iecsEre b
Bishop OLIVER & SABTN- s-biect A Ec16sr-
fuI religion i the New Thouzht" Evening lecture
hy D. h TRIMMER subject Christian char
acte- TeS-iuoniai meeting WeineSiay evening
81 So f-nc Al irri-ef.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

UT. VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH SOUTH cor. Oh and K IS. NJ. !.
Howard Wells. pzstoT. go Sunday sc1Oo- Il
a. m, Res- d.. Jefries, q Australia ? II.
EDscrth League { p n. the PsStcr preseiles-
ST. PAUL u. E CHURCH SOUTH. ID and S
SIS nv. Rev. William Eustacs Henri, pastor.
DiFine worship Il a. N. T. m, seru-on b D.
william geffriss ex-r-esideut q Austrslia Wes-
ieysn Cgnfersncs. Other services as uzIzl-
Strangers welcome
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. E,h
and 2 IS. Nv SERIES: SUNDAY, sSa and 5
Il
snbier-- PROBATION APT ER DEATH.
SUNDAY school Il a. D. Wsi1es5zy evening
rnee4iuz o-cIock Prhlic cordially invited All
seats free Free reading ro0m- 81 Colorado Bldg
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SPIRTTUALISM.

MESSAGES FROM THE REALM OF SOULS.
Alfred H Terry Sill hold meeting Sunday sTeu-
ia- az c-cicck. Lecture. followed II spirit ues-
sz-rS and TsvchouetTic res6i1Ss. az Sch11i6t's ;
Hall SIS ssh 81 nv
DR. J. " TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND IESf
medium. VII hold srz5d test meeting fo- sPtitual
messages Sunday Tuesday, ard FRIDAY a. ? Il
Readings daily. % 6-h s. Nv
NRs NoBBE HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
ers-y sunday Tuesdly. and Friday nights az :
o'cJock Private readings daily IL llth 81 ~.
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y. N. c. A. MEMS MEETING.

SPEAKER. ". E. FESNo. q New Yors. sse=~ss-7
international committee Y NJ g A. subssct-
--Wbo i Hes~ SUNDAY. April . 81 ! n
c A Building I73s q s. Nv. Genet solos b
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sEvExTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

MEMORIAL CHURCH. Lsth ard n sts- Nv Rev
James L Sbultz pastor. The pastor VII speak
az th- regular service to-n0ruT eTeuIng a. =.
In the preseztztion q his subject. Court Esez
in Heaven" he VII discuss the question G The
righteous and impeuiteEt. eiucrng from the Bi5is
proof thz. such an event IS impending Al are
mid