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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
DON'T WORRIES LET OTHERS DO FRETT|NG
PREPARE TO TAKE HAND IN Lo- GAL AFFAIRS AND ASSIST IN LOCAL BOOSTING.
DOUGLAS Dec. 2S.-(Spe

DOUGLAS Dec. S.-(Speclai.--
 Douglas las new club, a club of l boosters and live ones which will be decidedly conspicuous in the affairs of the city during the coming win ter. This is the Don't Worry Club, " the organization of which was started nearly two weeks ago and was per fected last night
 The idea of the formation of such club came originally when it was expected that play written by Alloy sius Coll was to be produced at the Orpheum. When that play was not brought out the matter had to go over until after Christmas The result was a meeting at the private dining room in the Gadoden last night and the completion of arrangements. The fact that it is necessary for big house, a bumper house, to at tend the performance of The Three Twins" at the Orpheum on Friday night in order to make sure of obtain ing the best attractions for Douglas, furnished an excuse, if one were need ed for immediate action. The Don't Worry Club" is essentially a stag in stitution, the object of which is not only to avoid worry among the mem bers, but also to prevent others from worrying, hence to boost and extend helping hand It will attend in a body the best shows of the season and will give at least one dance a month, invitation affairs, not of the too for nal type and all jolly ones
 The officers of the club, which starts with a membership of more than forty, consist of ". H. Kirkland, president; Teddy Lloyd, vice presi- dent, and G. c. Crawford, secretary and treasurer. There are a number of committees, each with their partic- ular duties and the membership roll at the end of the second meeting con sisted of Messrs. Purdon, Law, Kirk land. Nanney, Kone, Baglin, Wood Van Dusen, Weary, Lloyd, Calvert, Downs, Potter, Stevens, HuEtabIe. Gray, Dowell, Stacy, George, Ward. Gilliland. Gallagher, Sames, Norton, Jarrett, Grindef, John Igo, Ben Evans, Doan, Kohlmeyer, Murphy, H. N. Reno, McMullen, Grant, Reed, Skidmore, Mclaughlin, Daly, ODon- ovan, Beauchamp, Hobson, Evans, Francke, Clifford Smith, Gung1, Love joy, Frank J. Nichols, Van Eaton, Coll, [ Nd4Ns ID. ANODAn9Dl, A. J. King. Bill Cunningham, Clint Bur dick. Samuels, J. F. Ross.
 The club will make it's first ap- pearance, not in regalia, at the performance at the Orpheum tonight, forty seats having been reserved. The first formal appearance of the organ ization, however, is reserved for the Three Twins Friday night, when the i club in full uniform will attend the Orpheum, again occupying the front four rows.
 On Saturday night the members their invited lady guests and the guests of the Gadsden hotel will hold
 the initial Don't Worry" dance
 which will also be the first dance
 held in 1910 in Douglas, at the Gads den hotel.
 The club starts as one of the heal thiest ever organized in Douglas. |
 stands for the good of Douglas, Doug
 lasites and the abolition of care.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
FIRE FIGHTERS ENJOY
 YULETIDE BANQUET
DEVOTE AN EVENING TO piN- NER, SPEECHES AND OTHER ADJUSTMENTS.
DOUGLAS bed. 2S.-lspecial

DOUGLAS Dec. 2S.-(SpeciaI. =
 Seventy members and guests of the Douglas Volunteer Firemen's associa- Christmas board at Irene Hall Sunday night for the annual Christmas ban quet Of the association These han quets are always jolly and lively af. fairs. That of Sunday was no ex- ception to the rule. On the contrary it was better than any which 5ave been heretofore held. The tables fair ly groaned under the good things to eat and the menu was such as 10 tempt sated appetite. It was an occasion one could not afford to miss. There was disappointment that Bis bee only sent three members, while more than a dozen had been expected, but the three who aId come were able representatives of the older sister. Captain Davis and Messrs. McKeana and Todd.
 When justice had been done to the banquet Secretary Igo of the depart ment rapped for order and, acting as toastmaster, made a few remarks and proceeded to introduce the speak NAS NuU NOnSASlEu Ol AtiDI iEA EAOSS, Richard Davis, captain of the Bisbee department. J. H. Gray of the Inter- national. Messrs. McKenna and Todd of Bisbee, W. s. Mclaughlin. Chief Nemeck, Baseball Captain Wolfe and President Harvey Johnson. Then Ralph Faulkner recited a poem on the Hot Air Editors Dream" which brought down the house. All the speakers paid tribute to the bravery of the man with the ladder and the hose. to the excellence of the Doug las department and the kind feeling which every citizen in Douglas has for them.
 After the speechmaking had ended home of the latter Mrs. Cantrell has Postmaster lgo announced a badge fight which proved one of the most exciting ever pulled off in Douglas Much money was wagered on the re-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
BALL PLAYERS DRIFT
 BACK TO OLD HAuNTs

DOUGLAS Dec s. Special -
 Baseball players are drifting back to Douglas. The first of the advance guard is Bill Harper who returned yesterday and is ready to make ar engagements for next season with the Shelter City team. He states that Tealie Raymond expects to be in Douglas about the first of the year. Harper states that the Imperial val ley league which he and Raymond have been playing was fast little league and put up some great base ball.
 It is also expected that Ward will be in the city soon after the first of the year and 1t Is said that there will be no trouble in lining him up for the coming season. As he was the best player on the Bisbee team and Is a clean, hard working player. it is prob able that he will be signed for next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
KANSAS sucTloNEERs MEET

ABILENE Kas.. Dec. 2S.-Mem. bers of the Kansas Auctioneers' as. soc. .ation assembled in annual session at the Commercial Club in tnls city today and were called to order by President c. NJ. Cres. The business of the meeting will continue over to- morrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
ONE LONE TRANsoRESSoR
 oRAcEs POLICE COURT

DOUGLAS Dec. 2S.-(Special.--
 There was but one case in the io- cal court this morning, the first ar rest made in five days. This lone man who had imbibed too freely of Hot Tom and Jerry after coming to town from the country made his plea and the Christmas spirit was still so prevalent that Judge Rice told him to go and offend no more. And this was the day after Christmas. after two days Of celebration. Surely 1t was a great record for Douglas as a law-abiding community.
 Judge Rice commented this morn ing upon the little business which there has been in his court during the quarter that is now ending He
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

stated that not only had there been smaller total of cases of all kinds, but that each kind of cases. felonies, misdemeanors. and the minor offen- ses as we'll. had fallen off materially and that the business of. the present quarter would be the ightest of any court business in the entire history of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Will shir Ore

O. L. Neer came up from Sonora on Friday for the holidays Mr. Neer is now working the mines of the Unit ed Mexican Mines company, of which he is the vice president and general manager. The property is known as the Cerro Gordo Nos l, 2 and 3. This work is being financed by the Bell Hull Brokerage company of Kansas City. It is the expectation of Mir Neer to ship to the smelters a car load of high grade silver ore about February L He says that he has become much encouraged by recent work, having discovered important ore bodies in a continuation of old antigua workings
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

reap the benefits from the applica- tions for membership which come in as direct result of the joyous Christ mas day which they successfully car rted out. The committee in charge of arrangements consisted of Messrs Sames. Hanson and Platt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
AS Our Dissolution Sale

is drawing to close and this being the last week before Christmas, you should realize that you only have a few days left to take advantage of this great slaughter sale Our goods are reliable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

The greatest danger from influenza
 is of its resulting in pneumonia. This can be obyiated by using Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, as it not only cures influenza, but counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pncu- monia. Sold by all druggists. 2t2
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Mn Hunt in sierra Maares

Arthur Richards. real estate man and building contractor Of Milwau- kee, Wisconsin. was in Douglas Fri. day last on his way to the Sierra Madre mountains where he will hunt Liz game He will outfit party at hoetezlma and expects to remain in Mexico for several weeks. Mir. Rich ards is Q friend os C. D. Parsons, of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Care so See Mlns

Superintendent A. J. King of the South Tisre is expecting tomorrow the arrival of Congressman LoveJoy and Dr. F. B. King of Houston. Texas. These gentlemen are prominent in backing the South Tigre property which they are coming to inspect. The South Tigre is reported as making ex- ccilent showings since the develop ment work was resumed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

If you are suffering frUm bilious ness. constipation. ipdigesiic- chron- ic neadsche. invest one cent in a postal card, send to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines. Iowa, with your name and address plainly on the back. and the ywill forward you a free sample of chamberIain's stcni- ach and Liver Tablets. Sold by all druggists zoz
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
csmplna Party Leaves

Tomorrow morning the camping party Of the bigger boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. will leave for Mud Springs, about 1e miles north of Douglas. be- tween the Southwestern and the Courtland railroads, for two days outing. The party will be in charge of Messrs. Warr, Baltzley and Mullet, and 1t is expected to consist of eight or ten. They will spend a jolly two days in the open and return on Wed nesday night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

suit and several times altercations were narrowly averted Finally the stranger was permitted to pull the badger and excitement so far over came him that as he brought the little fellow forth he threw himself from his feet and fell to the floor bathed in perspiratioD. The fight resulted in hard won victory for the badger.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Or. Norton Here

Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterin- ary surgeon. arrived from Phoenix Tuesday and went on to the San Bernardo ranch. He says there is nothing special to report regarding the stock industry further thaa it is in excellent coalition in every section of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Went to Atlanta

Mrs. H. H. Hotchkiss, and her sis ter Mrs. H<wS cantre,l left Tuesday for Atlanta. Georgia. They have been visiting in Douglas for several weeks. Mrs Hotchkiss will remain in her old Southern home for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Resorns East

Mrs, II. W. cantren, who has been the guest of relatives in the city for several weeks left Tuesday fer Atlanta. Ga. She was accompanied by her sister. Mrs H. H. Hotehkiss. who will visit in Atlanta for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Firemen Meet Tonight

The regular meeting of the Volun- teer Fire Department will be held to- night at their quarters in the city hail. Some of the business before the ; meeting win be found of considerable ; importance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Miss Kate Christy is spending the holidays with friends in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

". J. Francis came over from Courtland Saturday to attend the 13 club dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

J. T. Hines, the Simmons Hardware man, is in the city from Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

" L. Robinson, Of Courtland, spent Saturday and Sunday in the city with his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

s. D. and c. O. Brown Of Cananea were in the city Saturday. and Sun day, returning home Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Quick Trip ot Tucson

Hon. B. A. Packard returned from Tucson Tuesday where be went Monday afternoon on a quick bust ness trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29
Douglas News
On official visi,

Superintendent King Trainmaster Murphy, Roadmaster Roasche and H. A. Huddleston left yesterday morn ing on an official visit to El Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

J. E. Forth is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed CIouthier. He is on his way from British Columbia to Mexico City.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

G. P. Windsor, cashier of the Naco- and railroad, returned Tuesday from Fl Paso, where he spent Christ mas with his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Among Courtlandites in the city for Christmas were MT. and Mrs. c. M. McKean and children, Mir. and Mrs Kari Keith and children, M. F. Bane, MT. and Mrs. Frank English.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Prof and Mrs G. E. Krinbir and Miss A. Virginia Mover came. down from Bisbee Tuesday for the musical tonight. They are guests of Mrs. IT. Nj. Schmeiding.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Miss Alma Abrams Of Naco attend ed the 13 club dance here Saturday night and was the guest of Miss Es- ther Curry.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Mrs. c. s. Hooper is entertaining her brother, B. J. Jaeoway. Mrs. Jaco- way and Miss Maymie Jacoway Of Memphis, Tennessee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-29

Camp No. 1 of the Four Cs com pany. with Engineer W. P. Jones in charge. arrived Friday evening from Chihuahua and will remain for sev- eral days. There are about a dozen in the party.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27


ST. MARKS CHURCH. Il ard A SIS. So CeTgy,
Rsr- " / De Vres Pm D. and ReT- r A
Gurus Sericss. --1 H. l. and 30 BeT- Ro-
lsEd Cotton smith. D. T.. gin TTeaca a. HighF-
CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION. Mass. ave and
l1h s. W. Rev. J. Bsnning Nelrns. Tectoz
Service ard i a. 70. and =. IT, he recto-
VII preach a. Is a. II. ard : . r. Lentsa
services next week a. fs5 O clock ever afternoon
Chu-chman's League lectures. TuesdaT- : ? T.
Bogs' HrCshc-aood service. F-idsy, 2. r. HeE-
p T. 1ic6im. .. D.. T-eac1e-.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G -, be.- IS,h ard zth-
Rev. r h 1IckIm- rector Ssrrices- a Il Il
a n 2 II. and s p. 10. Confirmation ins-r1c-
tiCu. SIS 2 u TIE rector VII TrCocl a. i a r.
Services d1rinE tbs week daily lexcept SATURDAY /,
2 and -. and Wednesday AZ - All 'reicc-re
ST. FAUL's CHURCH. sd 81. assr Washington
Circle Hciy Coumcuriou. 80 s1d . 4 H.
with instruction Morning service ard sermon.
Il a. m Confirmation class. ?. n. Cnorai
eve7=5ur. ssecisl -ncseal se-vee, , r. AT
sszts free.
TRINITY CHURCH 81 ard c SIS. Nv Rev
Richs-5 2. Williams. rector Services a. -. IL
zn6 s Cori-nst.11 lecture a. SO DeLy except
Ss-Ur5ayl E-ninEte services IA
Ncrday. Wednesday. Friday. ?. T.
Tuesday. THURSDAY. s@5 :. r
CHRIS. CHURCH Geczgetcvn. ccEnsr of ard
Zst sts Rss Iaues H " Blake rec-o-- %
a. n Holy C1u-u-guio1 30 C. h. Sunday
s-aooi u g. r. frii services and seruc1 b The
rector So T. u.-- conffmatio7 lece-Te- p
Z H. evening L-syer ard sermcn ny TIE hsT- L'r-
pa-,7-7 ~ Rockville.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

the known world So in Scripture all
roads lead 10 Christ Philip started az
the Old Testament Passage which troubled
the official. and straightway led him 10
Jesus. who was the fulfllment Of the
prophets vision
This IS Christianity's unique message.
This is the heart Of the present lesson, es
il is the heart OF the Gospel The pres
ence Of personal human, divine Christ
diherentiates Christianity from all other
teachings in life The wise teacher and
the wise preacher IS ne who stresses, not
the philosophy or theology or history Of
Christianity, but Jesus Himself. The
great content Of the Gospel is Christ
without Whom the most brilliant preach
ing becomes empty and pointless.
BATHING THE NATIONS.
The Ethiopian. convinced Of the truth
OF Deacon Philips words. went all the
way into discipleship and was initiated
into membership IN the company OF
Christ's friends. He was the first OF 2
long train OF people OF other races who
have Joined themselves TO Jesus Christ
To-day the average Of these accesSions
in nOn-Christian lands is more than 4o0
every twenty-four hours. The Gospel is
doing for them all that II ever did for
the white man
The Ethiopian eunuch. the Chinese COO
lie. the japanese warrior, the Indian pun
dit al ind that Christ IS as much %
them as he ever was 10 Philip. or any
other Of the ions train Of disciples. And
Christendon1's best contribution 10 the So
luton Of present-worid problems is what
Philip save 10 CandaCe'S prime minister
the good news Of a personal Christ. who
fOrgives sins and transforms lives
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
PLANS MADE
Special Services WILDE Held
Throughout City.
BISHOPS VISITS ARRANGED
DR.. Harding VIII Have Devotional
Hour for Communicates Each Sat-
urday Evening-Dates OF Midday
Services I'm Epiphany Church, Au-
spices OF St Andrew, Announced.

A pastoral letter from Bishop Harding
was read in each congregation on Quin-
quagesima Sunday. in which the Bishop
expressed his gratitude for the many
manifestations OF good viii. the promise
OF support, and the intercessions for him
and Tor the diocese which had marked
the beginning OF his episcopate, and also
for the gracious sympathy given him and
his in their so recent and sore bereave-
merit
Following the example Of the beloved
first Bishop Of Washington. the bishop
proposes 10 have devotional hour for
commandments n the Church OF the
! Ascension on each Saturday evening in
Lent al 4.s5 O'Clock
At the winter convocat0n this week OF
the George Washington University the
/ degree Of Ii D. was conferred on Bishop
Harding. Some time ago his alma mater
conferred the degree OF D. D. upon him
Beginning tomorrow. these are the pro
posed visitations Of the bishop until
April 7:
Firs. Sunday n lent. February .. i .. n.
College PARK 20 p m. s.. Andrews Church.
Second su7day n Lent March :. u .. n, ST.
Thomas Church p II, s. Dsvid's Churcll-
Third Sunday IN Lent, March u II a N, -.
AlhanS Church; - .. H.. Christ Church 6 street
wednesisy. Ma7ch Il. ,. r.. Grsos Church.
Georgetown.
Tt1rzia7. March IS. 80 psz-. Glen Eeho.
Friday, March ls, 80 . IT,. Irin:y Chrs-ch,
Fourth SUNDAY in Tent. March = Il a n. Tin
is Church. : n p n Ch-ist Church. GeorEeto1n-
THURSDAY March .. ?. r.. National Cathedral
School for Girls
costa
Fifth sunday m Lent. March 3 e T.. St.
johns Church. 80 ?. IT,. S. 8Ia-Earst's Chur-h-
Wednesday. 5Ia-ca q. 81 p m. s. PauLs
Cl-urh.
The mission at ST. Thomas Church.
which beVan February Il and Is 70 con-
tinue until March :, IS progressing very
satisfactorily. The rain on Tuesday milf
/ tated somewhat against the attendance al
the service, when Dr. Floyd ". Tompkins
was the preacher. bI4 Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather there was a
I large congregation 10 greet him. Unfa-
vorabIe conditions again obtained on
Wednesday. but the weather did not seem
I TO affect the size OF the congregation.
At the Wednesday morning service the
subject Of the sermon, mainly 20 those
/ interested as workers. was For my
sake At the evening service the
! preacher dealt With The appeal of the
world 20 the church. let us alone" AZ
( the mission service Thursday he showed
( In sermon on When Christ lets men
alone" what Is the result Of aeceding to
/ that appeal
Last night the subject was the church. 5
appeal to the world. SEEK ye the Lord
while He NAV be found call We uuou
/ Him while He IS near
| This morning az the 7 o'clock service.
! there viii be talk, 70 children Toner
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY N. Z CHURCH. issh a1i Chu-cs SIS.
Er- Rev Ro5e-t II Moore. d. d Tasc1-- ST
izv s-hoal 9-5s a H. PTescring 81 II 2 n Scrz
service az = Il addressed D. D. Alaerto
Niu-Frias. secretary O the Urisvayau Leeatlon-
HAsiLINE n {. CEURCH. sh and s,s. Nv
Rev. ChaT7ss 2 Gathrie. pastoT. go g. m,
S--ntaT sCbocl i q. r.. ss-DUg Is the pastor.
6-3e E. H. ETrFoTth League ssVTice. address b
O. Grye- keiiey. g Baltimore. - 2. n. sub
;ect. THE Return OF The FLEET Singing
by the vested cho7r< q bcys ard g1-ls. ETe7y-
bc,iy wclcuue. Seats f-ec. specialize ard
f-zise service Wedrssisy srening a. 5SQ oeiocE
Please note ciaugs.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL n =. CHURCH.
corn1r John Marshall place aid 81 John Red
shannon u. n. minister At a. H.. Unto
tSod le elo-v Il TIE church by Cilrist Jess A.
2 m -WGnsn-N'hat Il he- throue ard Uhsr
her hirhes- srhereS" first q ser.es on Woman
hoo6 sunday school ard Metropolitan Bibie
Class az 9ss q. IT, Eruorth Lessse az s-35 ?. n.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
BAPTIST.

Z HEZ SWETs SUBJECT. would WASH
mgr0I peop.e - hsIIlsr without p-sschs-ss'
sunday Eight IS &c 4 g. II r-sschins- Chorus
eho5-i free peEs = Bap-Iss G. Aud--oriu1. sta
and Va. ave
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH. i5-h and o 50 sun.
day school, 80 a. Il C1ristian En5szT0r, : p Il
Preaching b. Rev Jas. p Czyto-- = g. z :
The worlds bread 2 n "Ansvics1 -
EZiou. You are cordially invited 70 az thsss
EsrTice1
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Eth and stS
Dr. j. J. MuiF- pastor Preaching. Il a. T.. God
n rsTtaerzhip. Is = r. spell broken Bsp-
tism : :. sso &. z. C. z. SIS 2 Il
STRANGERS HOME" SHILOH BAPTIST
Church. J. s.. between 18th ard I7th So ~.
ReF- T. Milton Waliron. .. D. pasto-. VII preach
a. a. n. and 20 D n Specal MUSIC b tE5
cho5r ard god c0cETsZs-lcn1l singing Mems b.
Die Cas- ID ro0r 70 iiseh a. q .. H. Al ssz-s
free. Ererybody especially stransersi invited
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

the Deity is essential 70 al moral great
ness Of character. This truth saved Israel;
il alone has persisted q. nation, through
out the overturning centuries. because II
had q worthy idea OF God. Withal, this
great God enthroned above was under
stood 70 be interested in the affairs Of
his children A tender solicitude for their
welfare animated his spirit at all times.
He was regarded as a loving Shepherd,
protecting, preserving. and providing for
bis sheep. These two characteristics OF
Jehovah-His highness and His nighness-
dinerentiste him from all the other ideas
Of a god ever entertained by mankind.
So long as man lives in a world OF
trouble he VIII need q refuge above and
beyond himself That refuge the devout
heart. from the Psslmist's day till the
present. finds in God
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. oo-. 10Th
and q sts nE. Rev samuel H Wooi7oF. d. D.,
pEEm. j e. n. and ? n. pub1c worship
win ssImGns b The pastor An age q faith
ThTVe S." Music BY quartet and chorus choir-
I'd by D. J. ". Bisch0fi. oTEanisr. 80 = II.
Sunday scfooi. 6-i5 2. n. Y. P. 5. c. l.
NJ. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Colsmbis rad ard 18th =. nv Rev n RoSs
Fishbcrn. nsstcc. $50 a n. Sundsy school. 4
a. H. sermon by 2es. D. Arthur u. Little, CT
Peoria 5 T. NJ Junior Endeavor. 50 y N.
Senior EEdesy01- 5 p. n sec0nd sermon II
series b. pastor; su6isCt Beautiful behaTior-" "
Music by quartet sEd chorus = welcome for al
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
DIOCESE ADDS MANY MEMBERS
Increase During Last Twenty Years
Has Been Fifty Thousand.

The membership OF the Catholic Arch
diocese Of Baltimore, which includes the
District Of Columbia, as wei as Mary
land, has been increased by 5o.005 in the
last twenty years. according 10 statistics
which have just beer compiled
Eighteen Of the churches attached 10
the diocese are located in Washington.
which is also lhe home Of two of the
largest Catholic colleges in the United
States. the Catholic University % Amer
lea and Georgetown University There
are thirteen Catholic schools in Wash
iEgton. and six hospitals in the diocese,
including Georgetown University and
Providence hospitals Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
MEHTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING

series q her private class instruction n mfEtai and
spiritual healing ssihiect- -Psychic phenomena
sunday D n AZ her Offices. The Fzrfsg-t. cor
Eth ard 1 IS nv. Apt d. Public invited
Pafie7ts treated week 6ays