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ST PAULS CHURCH, I'd s. Nv, rear Washing
tn Circle Holy Communion. 50 and . a. n
with instruction by the tlshCD. Il a n, uiarnlus
sersics and seuaoc by The BisI03 Of Masdizs'oa,
the Rt ReT. Alfred Harding. D. ID ChoEzl eFe1i-
scrg and serman. . n Al seats free
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G 81 between 18th and
lsth- Rev. K. T. Mck.I d. D, rector sef'icss,
a. n. Il a. E-, p m, and p n sunday
sch0cl. go a. 70. and y m- Ehe rector VII
preach morning and evening Al weicone-
TRINITY CHURCH. q and c SIS Nv Rey.
Richard = Williams. rect0r. Services a. I &C, II,
ard g. Corhrmation lecture a. 5-A
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. coT. o snd Sst
sts. uu. Rex. Jauas H " Blake. rector. 30
q n Holy Communion. ssa q. H.. Sunday
school- Il a. II. fuil soTTice and sermon - ne
rscto- 20 2. II. eEening prayer and sermon
CHURCH OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD. s;h ard
SIS ne. Regs g. =. Abbott ard A y Farson,
cle-sv 3 rvices. 81 le-ls and Il a. n - and
80 =. N. Tuesiay The Feasr Of the Purlscation
ordination serriCe. Il q. IT.. The B1sao2 q wa@a-
frqtoa ofsciatiug- prezche-- The Rev Appieso1
C,rzunis. q tas Chgrch q the Holy ADostles Ne"
YORK
ST JAMES CHURCH. s,h s.. near c & ns
s,-rssv ssr7ioes- 80 l030 and Il a II. 50 sne
5ao p N. Schoa. = II Other days. and
g. IT, ara ?. H.
ST. Marks CHURCH. 81 and 4 s.. Sc Ce-g
Rev " L. De Fries. Pr D. and Rev. 4
Curtis Services. 80 Il. L. ard : -
CHrRCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass sve and
- :. ~. Rer. J. HeuninE Neius. rector
Ss-rices. Sad j s. n and p H. ne Tecto'
usH rrezch NJ i q. n. ard p n ne sio5ec
q the e7s-ins s-rnon all he Hs1eEl2h aIl
g-e-~e~ra-lh
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NETHoDIsT EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL n z CHURCH.
c,uer John Marshall place and 81 Rev JOIN
Reid shannon. D. d. pastor At II g. r. A
sublime docfrne and wonder II = H.
s.-5-a i. otse-vs-ce of Mckinley anniTerszry
lIaraarr % "Spritual lessons from LIE and sszF-
ices of William Mckinley the astu;e statesman.
t5e Chri--isa aohleuau the maTJyrec Presldert-
Suulay school and Mstropoltan Blo-e Olass- s-'5
g. L. Ep,ro-th League. 6-s5 ?. n
HaNrrINE n z CHURCH. 9Th and So TX.
Rev. Charles r Guthrie, rzszoT- go a. r.
sunday schooI i q. r.. sermon hg pes-1T- 90
n Euro-th LeaEue service 80 ? n. suo-
i-f .Joss-h inteTp-Ctlg dreams Or The sIi7It1at
siie q current events" The vested chorus of
bors and Firis VIII sing Seats free Strauge-s
ucicClc-
ForNnRY ". 2 CHURCH. 18th ard CiIurCh IS.
NV Rev Robert n Moore. D. D, pasto- sun
,isv sckoos go a. n. Preaching AZ Il a n and
= n by the pastor Song serTloe az ?. n
E1rorth Leagre. .. n Seats f-ee- ESe-ybocJ
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NEWS AND NOTES.

After winning the Marathon race in
New York from the italian. Dorando.
iLongbOat. the Canadian Indian. was mar
RED 10 Miss 0sracle. an Indian and was
received as g member OF the Anglican
| Church.
/ There lately sailed from Honolulu FOR
( the Gilbert Islands tbs new missionary
ship. Hiram Bingham L contained a
load OF Bibles in GIbertese. translated b.
I the veteran missionary whose name It
/ bears and who had died a short time be-
/ fore. TIE departure Of the ship was made
/ the occasion Of memorial service, IN
which descendants OF the early Hawaiian
/ missionaries participated
/ The recent extraordinary tide OF church
union sentiment in North America Is By
+ no means local The increasing eOrdiality
{ between Anglicans and Dissenters was Il
( Iustrsfed on the occasion Of the recent
ffueth anniversary Of the past0rate Of
+ Or. John Clifford. the famous London
I Baptist The Archbishop OF Canterbury,
the priulate Of all England, sent cordial
letter Of congratulatiOn, saying that the
things wherein we differ bulk very small
: in comparison with those wherein, in the
+ Masters service. NE are az one"
7
/ New York. last year averaged Sl.e13 a
{ week for the cause Of home missions and
Z S25o1 a month for the cause OF foreign
missions in 100 years It's contributions
{ to the cause OF religion have amounted TO
7 s. 5gS SS5.S9
Z one Of the Oldest and most famous mis-
+ sionaries ia China Rev. Or. Calvin ".
I Natter. OF the Presbyterian board. re-
Gently died on the field The senior mis-
sionary IN Egypt Of the United Presbyte-
rian Church. Rev. DR.. William Harvey,
died n Cairo IN December after more than
I fifty years work there
i Plans for the union Of the Presbyterian
Z German Reformed and Welsh CalviniStic
( Methodist denominations have progressed
20 such an extent that this is likely to
be the first Of the pending church unions.
/ A movement is afoot IN the Roman
+ Catholic Church 10 unity. OF al least fed
crate, all the benevolent causes Of the
church.
The new Catholic cathedral IN ST. Paul
Mimi, which VIII not be completed for a
dozen more years. viii cost about four
and a half million dollars, exclusive OF
adOrnmenJ-
The men Of some Protestant churches
are now being organized into mission
I study classes One Presbyterian church
in North Carolina has twenty-six men
enrolled IL a class which is studying
1 India.
A wealthy Des Moines, Iowa. man has
/ offered a penny a day for three years
with a dollar bonus at the end OF that
! time 10 every Iowa boy who viii abstain
from the use Of tobacco and liquor.
The 4o0th anniversary OF Calvin's birth
VIII be celebrated in New York Febru-
ary .
The Religious Education Association
viii hold its convention in Chicago Feb.
ruary 9-11-
Boston UnitaTians have planned a series
Of popular Sunday evening meetings fl
/ Second Church, on COpley Square. partly
for the purposes OF propaganda. Variou.
distinguished Unitarians VIII be tht
Il speakers
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cipal faith OF India The1 come Moham-
mechanism. Christianity. zoroastrianism or
fire worship, and various smaller seets-
For every man, woman. and child on
the great North American continent there
are three in the smaller land Of India
Somehow the shining names Of Carey.
Judson, Duff. and Martyr VIII not flow
from my pen as I contemplate India 5
missionary heroes. For cannot help
thinking Of Hume and Ewing and Forman
and Robertson and Jones and Cook and
whole company Of present successors 70
the high Office Of these famous ones who
have gone TO their grave. IN qualities OF
craftsmanship, devotion, eficiency-not 10
be mentioned resultS-these latter are
fully the peer Of their predecessors.
Il had the power to paint the picture
Of Miss Moulton. OF the American Board
Mission, as one day saw her at the YER
anda Of the hospital IA Ahmedagor. COM
fortng a native Christian teacher whose
wife was being brought IN, sick unto
death, I would have penEed a sufficient
answer 20 all criticism OF woman's work
in missions. Or could I describe the clinic
which I one day witnessed in the Luck
now Hospital OF Dr. Cook. OF the Re-
formed Episcopal Mission. I would start
such tide Of support for al India medi-
cal missions as would never abate until
this soreiy smitten land has found the
great healing at the hands Of the Great
Physician. There would be new figure
in the realm 0: woman's education TO
rank with Mar Iron and Alice Free
man Palmer Il /. or some one else, could
adequately represent Miss Forman, Of the
Wanamaker Girls School n Allahabad, as
I saw her amid her girls. and heard, up
and down the land, Of her work In that
same city also I met two Michigan girls,
Misses Wishard and Bertsch, Of the Wom-
ans Union Zenaua Mission. whose sim
pie-narrated achievements among their
dark-skinned sisters Who live behind the
Purdah would satisfy the most ambitious
college girls conception Of career.
Al OF India's needs are comprehended
within her need Of the new life which is
( in Jesus Christ.
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EETHODIsT EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST. PAUL " z CHURCH SOUTH. q ard 5
So NJ Rev Wm- EzStaoe Hc-Ty. Divine woT-
ship Il a. H.. seTEon by Rev v. V Tuoo--
p. =. 5s5 ?. n. by Rev Z = REGISTER. P I.
Cordial welcozae for ss-SngerS
MI. VERNON PLACE " Z CHURCH SOUTH,
cor. oh and K SIS Nv. J. Howard Wells pastor
9.51- Sunday school = D. n, The enthrone1nent
q Christ tie worlds only hope" D n. E7-
worth Iearus. D II, The kind q mar God
likes
CALVARY ". E. CHURCH SOUTH. Sos -
nv Preachiug. Sunday. y a. Il and % , N.
by the pase0r W H BsIsnsee- sunday school,
ssss a Il EpEo-th League, 6.s5 p N
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WOMEN DISCUSS TEMPERANCE.
Northwest w c. 7. L. Has Interest,"
ing Meeting.

The meeting Of the Northwest auxiliary
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, al the Home. Thursday afternoon.
was attended by seventy members and
friends, and was preceded by a luncheon
at which fifty people were served. Ms.
Fernald. who is superintendent OF the
mothers meetings. testified to the great
help they are 10 young mothers in starr
ing their little ones on the temperance
road The auxiliary VIII have charge o.
the mothers meetins on Wednesday. Feb
ruary 8. when Mrs. George Otis Smith
wiz be the principal speaker.
Mrs. Ruble sang Resignation" Mrs
Earl who has Just returned from a visit
in Clinton, Iowa, gave an interesting talk
Of the present temperance outlook there.
Miss Stowell sang 'The Plains OF Peace .
Mrs. Weems. Of Alexandria. told Of tie
great need Of prohibition there. Fifteen
neW members were received
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TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Iah AID y 81
Nv. Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor Prsaeaing. L a H.
The eternal God;'' IS p n. ship lost ETes
saved 5 s. 80 a n {. L. 6:i5 p H.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Is,h and 0 sts- c F.
wiuhize-. pastor. go. : s Il 0'ciock. the
f-1l words q the pastoT % tie young people and
fhs Church Z. n c Z , IL. Questions
arsrerei r-1rcrrrfrz the sner5si theaFies u ad-
l-eszs during the last tro months; b2TtiSu, final
words 70 the audiercs- Qucsrio1s answered Ever
body EslcsIne TIE final se-Ticrs as pastor q the
c1urch-
T. HEZ SWEN'S sURJECT: WHY HEAVEN
EeeTs Hands OF Of WashirEnl. Sunday uigns.
T.s5 &C Preaching. j a. Chorus c1oiTs fee
rezs q Raptisr Ch- Auditorium. zth and Va
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sHoRT-sENrE ENcE SERMONS.

Let thy discomfort be thy secTets.-Ben-
jau1in Franklin.
The people who have a bad notion o.
God have also a bad state, bad govern
merit, bad laws.-HegeL
Ready to 20 ready % E2i-
Ready & zp 70 hnf
Ready FOR serics snail OF great,
Ready 70 do his VII.
Where there is most veal there IS most
wealth.. n. Fairbairn-
The nan who lives TO please himself vii
ind that he has a hard master.-Ram'
Horn
Lift ND yor eyes be glad, be strons,
ne whole vide SAY Is tair
And eTeTmore Be this yCur so1E;
We are IL CIR Fathers care
-MarEaret SanEste-.
Church-going. the keeping OF the sab
bath, are not religion; but religion hardly
lives without them.-F. y. Robertson
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CONGREGATIONAL.

afr. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Col,Tnba rad and lsth s. ~. The Tast-. Rev.
g. Ross Fishburn. VII presch AZ II ard az s
Subjects Morning. Habits. good ard bad;
ereuiug The 6oBnzz75 drawing" Music b
quartet and chorus chusr SD a. t. Sunday
school $50 2. r.. Christian EEdsavor. 4 vel
come foT all
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. OK. Iash
and & SIS. Nv. Rex. Sauu3l Il Wooiruv. ID. D..
pasto- Il a. n ard s p m. p1bic worship
with scTnsn hy the TZs-CT5 Prayer and law q
the law Of r-1ver. "A ratiol's hsToes. Muse
b quartet ard chorus Choir, led By DT- ! "
BischoH erzznist- 80 a. II, Sunday sch0o- SIS
Z n Y p : G 2
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REV. G.LJUDGE BURIED TODAY
Services WIN Be Held at St. Charles
College.

The funeral Of Rev. Charles Joseph
Judge VIII be held in the chapel Of ST.
Charles College at 10 o'clock this morning.
Rev. Thomas F. McGuigan. OF st. Pat
rick's. viii preach the sermon.
Several pastors. including Rev. DR.. ".
G. Russell and Rev. William G. Carroll.
who were pupils Of Rev Mr.. Judge when
they were at college. viii attend the fU-
neral. The students OF St Charles VIII
be present IN body
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Feast Of the Conversion Of St
Paul viii be commemorated with inpos-
ing rites in ST. PauIs Church tomorrow
Solemn high mass viii be celebrated
at Il O'Clock The celebrant VIII be Rev.
Dr. William II. Ketcham, director Ca the
Indian Bureau. Rev. Father Thomas 4.
Walsh and Rev. Father James E Krug.
Of ST. PauTs Church, viii be the deacons
Of the mass.
The sermon viii be given by Rev. VIII
liam J. Kerby. Ph D.. Of the Catholic
University. The music OF the mass VIII
be rendered by the sanctuary choir Of St
PauTs Church. 4 special programme has
( been prepared for this occasion
Right Rev. D. J O'ConneIl. Auxiliary
I Bishop Of San Francisco. and several 9TH
er prelates and priests OF the church viii
/ be present at the mass and wiz later
be entertained at dinner By Mgr. James
F. Mackin.
Rev. Herbert Vaughn. D. D.. Of West
minister. England. TiII preach in St Paurs
Church next Wednesday evening at the
meeting Of the sodality OF the Blessed
Virgin Mary
/ This will be DR.. Vaughn's first sermon
In this city. he returned to Washington
yesterday from a visit at the home Of
Bellamy St0rer. in Boston.
/ Shortly after Christmas he gave the de-
scriptive address at the oratorio concert
presented IN Chicago by the sanctuary
choir Of ST. Mary's Church. under the
direction OF Rev Father ". J. Finn. 9. 5.
: p, who organized the sanctuary choir
/ or s. PauTs Church, this city.
! DR. EaUg5n IS nephew OF the late
/ Cardinal Vaughn. of England. He has
ccnae 10 Washington at the ~~~1@st OF
/ ArchbishOp Bourne, OF Westminster. TO
I pursue the course OF missionary studies
At the Apostolic Mission House with the
view 10 introducing similar methods in
England.
Special services viii &c held in the
chapel o. tie Apostolic Mission House at
I s O'Clock tomorrow evening. in honor Of
St Francis de Sales. patron or that house
Of studies.
The panegyric viii be preached by Rev,
/ Father James 81 ellis c. 5. P, rector
Of ST. Thomas Aquinas College. Paulist
! students from that college viii furnish
the music.
/ in commemoration Of the Feast Of St
Francis de Sales, founder Of the Vista.
zion Order. high mass was sung in the
/ Convent Of the Visitation. Georgetown
yesterday. with the Blessed Sacrament IT
exposition. Rev. Father II. J. Shandelle
S. J.. celebrated the mass. Mgr Diomede
Faleonio the apostolic delegate, viii eel
citrate mass in the convent chapel at
| O'Clock tomorrow morning
The close OF Christmastide is marked
by the celebration OF the feast Of the pres.
entation OF the Child Jesus IN the temple
observed by the Catholic Church Febru-
cry 2
On the fortieth dag after the birth oi
lchrist. Mary, IN obedience to the law, Of
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, eor. lAh and L So
Ulysses 6. B. Pierce. minister. s-i5 a. II. sun
day school. Class for the Comparative study q
Religion. and Unity Sta5y Class a. n, NON
izg service sermon II the minister. p II.
Young People's Religious Union p H. ever
ing service, se7u0n by the minister On The a.
titrGe Of the modern nan toward religion
Tie public invited to al service
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han. laC- g 81 nv. Services Sun
Ss~ II A. n. ard 10 y n. Morning lecture. by
Bishop OLIVER c SABIN; subject. What Is
ETanvelicaI Christian sciences'' Evening lecture
bv u. X TRIMMER; sihiect. God. ire LIVING
Law Tostin1snias meeting wednesday evening az
"a. Seats fres- Al inFI1ed-
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NEW CHTRCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Co1coran SIS. Nv Ths
Rev. Frank SevaIl. T. D.. pastor, VII preach a.
i a. n TIE Prince of Peace" Sunday school.
EI1 2. n. Lecture = IN course on Christian
Economies" ~ tire EsT. LOUIS g. HOECks q
Cincinnati. o. Who IS ~ 1egh6orl Al are
invited. Free loan library q the writings Of SEe-
farhnrr. Frea rracls il he Yes-lhule.
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II THERAN.

Rev. C. p Wiles. pastor PTcSchlus. 4 and -
Sunday school So JuniT c. Z, S. fnts-nedlate
and Senior C E szs0 Al welc0De-
MEMORIAL, Thozas Csrcls- Services With ssrm1a
hy pastor, J. @. Butle-. az Il, by G. II. BErleT.
afternoon a. 4 School. eS2- c. Z. SIS Inter
r-..s.a-a q = =, N
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SPIRITUAIIsM.

THE SPIRITS OF Our LOVED ONES ARE
vith rs. Get into communication With then. Al
fred II. Tsrry VII hold meeting Sunday evening
A. : O'Clock Lecture. followed by EeSSsSes ron
the spirit side Of life az Schmidt's Hal. 80 Ea
= rw. Interviews By appointment at 81 9 81
n Phone Line 81
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fered her divine Son 10 His Heavenly
Father. The feast is also known as the
publication Of the Blessed Virgin. be-
cause on that day Mary offered up the
prescribed clean oblation. The popular
name for this east is Candlemas Day. Just
before mass candles are blessed with sew
eral hymns OF praise, holy water. and in
cense- BY solemn procession the
church honors the journey Of the Holy
Family to Jerusalem. and by the blessing
OF candles The manifestation Of that Gi-
vine light OF which Simeon sung. Purple,
the color OF mourning. worn in the bless
ing OF candles and the procession, and
saddening the Joys Of the feast. expresses
the sadness Of Mary's heart when Simeon
announced 20 her that "a sword Of s0r-
row should pierce her heart" For the
mass the church wears white, the color
Of JOY in remembrance Of the JOYS Of
that day when. for the first time. the Ms
sias received solemn homage and was pro-
claimed the Light Of Nations and the
Glory Of Israel
Candles doubtless recall the fact that the
catacombs were the cradle OF the church
and her first temple; that the divine mys-
teries were there celebrated by the light
Of torches This touching reminder OF the
prosecuted church should not be lost sight
Of. But It is not merely as a reminder
Of the bloody period OF the church's
martyrdom that candles are used Wax IS
demanded for the altar Iights-only wax
candles viii be blessed. The anxiety OF
the church on this point shows that there
| Is here some mystery, some unusual sig
nihoance.
Wax" says Mgr. dc Cony, summing up
the teaching Of all the llturgists. SIS one
OF the most expressive symbols furnished
the church by nature to express aIegOr-
/ ically the holy humanity OF Christ.
The earliest doctors dwell on the vir-
ginity OF the bees and the purity Of that
substance drawn from the nectar Of the
most exquisite flowers.
The whiteness Of the wax. laboriously
o5sained. signifies the glory Of Christ. the
result OF His sUfTerings: then the flame.
mounting from the column Of wax which
I it consumes. is fgurative OF ChTist's di-
/ vinity, manifestng itself by the sacrifice
/ of His humanity and Illuminating the
world
! The Feast Of St. Blase, the intercessOr
/ against troubles Of the throat win be
lcommemorated next Wednesday.
The blessing Of throats win take place
/ IN all the churches after the early masses.
az and 4.50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
and again at 5:S0 O'Clock that evening.
Candles viii be blessed by ST. Angus
tine's Church Tuesday morning before
the low mass celebrated at 10 o'clock.
] = meeting viii be held BY members OF
St. Augustins's congregation Sunday
afternoon. February 7, to arrange for the
seventeenth annual social. to be held IN
/ Convention Hall. Easter Monday night
High mass viii be sung In st. Mary's
German Church next TUESDAY, Wednes-
DAY. and Friday mornings. Candies VII
be piessed al that hour Tuesday. Tbs
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NEW CHAPEL TO BE OPENED.
Bishop Harding VIII Conduct ths
Ceremonies To-day.

Ceremonies To-day.
The new Chapel Of the Nativity. Four
Ieenth street and Massachusetts, avenue
southeast. viii be formally opened 10
the people OF East Washington by Bishop
Harding tomorrow evening at 7:30.
The congregation was founded FIVE years
ago BY its pastor. the Rev. Enoch n.
Thompson. who has worked faithfully TO
bring about the present event. The prop
erty cost about S110o0. half OF which has
been raised by the pastor and the congre-
CATION
The building VIII be able to seat 80
people when it is finished. and is so
kuilt that the roof can be raised IN case
Il Is decided 10 enlarge the structure.
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so1IE LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KELLEY. Sunday, Jan 81
sl5 p m. 29 East Capitol s. subject hiudoo
rhilcsor'ay and modern science. Spacious rooms-
Questions answered Pupils taught RstlenIs
t-c.tna
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AZ Eausehsr's. T8sa Gem are.
At p n address ~ Prof Nil: subject Thy
kineaosn oame. DsiiT noon meeting. AID Hednss-
6sss Al 5 ,. n. 81 iosn and Trust BIDS. eos.
z sn1 sth- Public invited
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HEALING By MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. sEATON VII give the second lesy1 II the
series of Der private class instruction IL rnentA
and suirit.al healing. Sunday. 4 p n. az hsI
osioes The FaraErt, cor. Eth and l stS w.
A. 81 Public invited Patients treated week
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS. THE PHILOSOPHY OF MUSIC. {"
Prof. g. L. RAYMOND; prelude. The Hilltop
PRAYER" Mr. George Lawrence; debate ; , n.
Pythian Temple. 1912 Sih St NV Seats free
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OTHER sEnSTCEs-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Esh
and stS M. Services: SUNDAY, ls-so A. n. and
p. Il
Suhjeci. LOVE.
Sunday sckcSl. Il a m- Wednesday eTeEirs
rscetiuS. c'cioei- psblic eo-5ially insited- Al
seats free. Free reading noon- co. Colorado Bl6s.
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NONSECTARIAX.

PEOPLES CHURCH, Pythisa Temple. Is1 sth
ST Services a. II Is a. II Miss Emma Cray. q
the New Ths1ght Center, VII speak OF "POTeF
through rspoSe-" Pro-. NsEDrrTh's Bibis study
class az 70 a. Il A o075izl i8Eitsts0a Is *
tended
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When yos have lost or rounc anything,
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bin viii be sent you
az ! cent & word.
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UNTVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L ss IN.
Rev John Van Schsick. j.. pastor L & II,
morning serTioe; subject. The White House cor
ference" 9.5 g. T., Sunday sehool. 7 p n.
Y P @ Z s n Il D. Powers class
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s0e 4 ul--Holy CoEnnuuion-
so g. u--SEn1ay school.
E19 z m.-Semol b pastor subject Brozea
CisteTrs
80 ?. ul--Ffrst lecture On church oocsrlne 70
The unconfnled
$50 p m.-PreacheT. Rev. Wythe hinsolvinS-
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blessing OF threats viii take place after
the mass Wednesday. and at 30 o'clock
that evening
Mass viii be celebrated at o'clock on
Candlemas Day in the Church OF the
Nativity. Brightwood. Candles VIII be
blessed at that hour and distributed after
the mass. The Blessed Sacrament viii be
in exposition during the o'clock mass
next Friday. and Benediction VIII be
given after the mass.
The German supper to be given next
Tuesday evening in National Rifles Han.
for the benefit OF ST Joseph's Church debt
fund. VIII be IN charge OF the following
Thomas Quill, Gus Brahler. Bernard Col
lfns. u. D. Schaffer. Charles Lehman.
ana George Kolb. Mrs. H0ward,s Mrs.
Brahler. Mrs. Keane. Mrs Dwyer, Mrs.
Edwards, and Mrs Hughes
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i g. n--Tbe pastor VII preach
Cd m-The pastor viH preach On '-seeing things
as they ara. Nigsicai service. I'D b. ChuTch guar
tet. from s-3se - oelock-
B. m.-The Tss,s,.- .-~jli r-sach on Habit as a
virtue. Musical ser~ioc from 30 70 o'cOck
Quartet from Marine Band
sunday school ST 9z5 a II.
Christian EndezTCr meeting. ; :. n.
THURSDAY eTeIing az 6. mid#eek saTFics.
shall Place NV. po1zld C. MacIeed. minister
II a. r. Aggressive Christianity. rs ?. n.
The present. crisis" Al are welc9ne-
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sew York ave, II ard 18th S. Dr. Wallace Rad
ciiHe pastor. u g. n, sacrament q the Lord
scrfer- rs T n musicai Interpretation. Eli
5ah" n recognition q the Asudelss0an ce-tg1z-y-
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school s.s5 a T. aduit classes. Sc 2 T.
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-30
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notice. for reach The Herald office BY p "a Friday
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
ST. THOMAS.
Near Dupont CTcie-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-30

After the ordination service the congre-
CATION and visiting clergy are cordially
invited 10 attend an Informal reception 70
the Bishop Of Washington and the Rsy-
Wallace Nelson PieTs0n. the newly Or
dained priest. in the Parish Hail