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The Washington herald., 1909-10-30
NEW CHOIR READY.
Male ChOristers of st. PntricIs's
Church Sing Tomorrow,

Church Sing To morrow.
Father Roberts. a noted Pass!onist mis-
sionary, will preach tomorrow morning
at St. Patricks Church at the solemn
high mass. which will be sung at Il
o'clock. Rev. William T. Russell d. D..
pastor. viii be the colebraut. with priests
from Holy Cross College. Catholic Uni
verslty, as deacon and subdeacon. The
male sanctuary choir will assist at the
high mass for the first time under tie
direction Of II. Mile Silby, the new cEoir-
master. and the music VIII be additionally
interesting from the fact that some Of
the numbers viii have their first pres
entation in this city and are original
compositions by Mr.. Silby.
The choir OF mixed voices viii also sing
at the high mass and at the regular
vesper service. which has been resumed
on Sunday afternoons. The complete pro-
gramme Of music for tomorrow morning
is as follows: Professional. Souls Of
Men, Why VIII Ye Scatter" Waddmgton;
Asperges. plain chant. Schemes: proDer
Of the mass, Introit. Gradual. Onertory.
and Communion, Silby; offertory motel.
Ave Maria" Jacob Arcadelt; before ser
mon, ''Veni Creator" H. Garry; Re
sponses, by r. R. Terry, as sung at the
Westminster Cathedral. in London; reces-
sional Faith OF Our Fathers" Ganss.
The personnel Of the choir IS as follows:
Boys, first treble, B. Farling. J. Strorer.
j. Ryan, E. Fisher. W. Mortimer. w.
White, ]. Craven, c. Wood, lie Roy Nc
Carthy, II. Giusta. c. Fisher, and J.
Risen; second treble, 3. Mccarthy. P.
Fruham. B. Gregory, w. Roddy, c. Lat
teur. L. Pape. ]. Williams, Z. Dunn. r.
Gowns, B. Hudson, and R. Wiley; pro-
bationers, w. Mortimer H Crooke. ].
Ca4oy A. HigdOn. r. Salvador. and "
CrooKe; men, altos, c. Benson and
Lavens; tenors. Becktold. Fred SlIIers:
5asses. E. c. Miller, F. Brosman. +. Dug
gan. and Frank Hartnett
This choir Will also sing regularly IN
future at the meetings Of the League Of /
the Good Shepherd, and on FRIDAYS at
the service Of the Holy Hour" from 4.3O
10 $50 o'clock. At 7:3O o'clock tomorrow
evening Father Roberts will open the re-
treat for women, with recitation Of the
rosary, sermon, and benediction
Friday there will be exposition Of the
Blessed Sacrament all day and Sacred /
Heart devotions and sermon by Father |
Roberts In the evening. A special meet |
ng Of the members Of the League OF /
he Good Shepherd Of St Patrick's |
Parish has been called by DR.. Russell /
.or Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock. In I
CARROLL Hall.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY N. Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church sta
Rev. Robert 81. Moore. y. D.. pastor; Rev. Q. L.
Wise. assistant pastor Sunday school. go a. N.
Public worship az IL a. 70. and p N. with ser
mons by the pastor EpWorth League at p n
All welcome.
HA9iLINE ". T. CHURCH, 9Th and p SIS. nv
Rev Charles =. Gutnrie pastor. 9cD A. m sun
day schoOL II a. 10. and I'D p H. preaching
oy the pastor At the evening service the EpEorth
League Quartet win sing. 6-0 p. M. EpForth
League praise service. Strangers welcome. Seats
free.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ. Z. CHURCH.
corIer John Marshall place and g St John Reid
shannon. minister At Ii a n. The prophets
TctuTr. with it5 spiritual lessons for to-day" at
; n H.. The wauswcab.e test that makes the
Bible the inpreguablc rock of centlries'' second
sermon IN series That old Bible Of our father
and mOther1 Sunday school and Aletropolitan
Bible Class at go a. m. EDwortk League At
Gas 2. m
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Mems Meetings To-morroyv.

At the mems meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association gymnasium
tomorrow afternoon Rev. Charles z
Guthrie, pastor Of the Hamline Methodist
Church. viii deliver an address on In
dividual responsibility" The musical
recital Will be given by the Madrigal
Male Quartet The Life Problem Club
VIII continue IFS discussions Of "Child
labor from the Biblical standpoint" and
the session Of the Bachelors Club will be
conducted by Commissioner II. B. F.
Macfarland.
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success Attends RerirnI-

The special revival meetings OF the
Fifth Baptist Church, E street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets southwest.
have been I'm progress for two weeks.
More than fifty additions 10 the church
have resulted from the meetings. The
pastor, Rev. John Z. Briggs, d. D., has
preached TO large congregations, and
large chorus choir furnished the music.
Three meetings are scheduled for TO-
morrow.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS J. OWEN & soN. AuctioDeeT-.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PArEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENT
RIGHTS AND MACHINERY.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded
In Ldber No. SOl9. folio l0l ct SEQ. Of the TSnd
Records Of the District Of Columbia. and at the
request Of the holders Of the bonds secured there
Dy. me undersigned trustees viii sell at public
auction al tho auctica rooms q Thomas ]. Owen
4 SON lol G street northwest. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day Of November. 1909. at ! O'Clock D. M.
me following described property; The inventions
covered by letters patent Il the United States
numbered 6ls6O9. e9i647 7O6460, 7464G 1850. and
s&ssz covering Improvements in automatic corpput-
ng scales also, lot Of improved machinery for the
manufacture Of such scales Said letters patent and
full description Of said machinery may be seen on
application 70 the undersigned trustees
Terms OF sale: All cash. deposit of $1,000 70
1uirpd al time Of sale and balance 10 be paid With
in thirty days or the property viii be resold AZ
TIE risk and cost of the dofaultinE purchaser
RICHARD A. FORD, Trustee
WALLACE DONALD MCLEAN.
oclSr 2, 20 no3.e12ls
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Ina or Florida, where he believes there
is a favorite field for his therapeutic
work
Aprons OF all descriptions, towels dus-
ters. floor cloths. the ike made by the
street, were offered FOR sale Wednesday
AZ 1886 Rhode Island avenue A similar
sale Will be conducted Wednesday az
the House OF Mercy itself
The Bishop Claggett Club met Mon
day at Christ Church rectory. go G street
southeast, where Rev. A. S. Johns was
host Of the club. Mr.. Johns was also the
reader Of an interesting and highly in
structive paper on THE divinity of
Christ"
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
a: tho Quarte1master's Ofacs. u. S. Marine Corps
Mila Building, Washington. ID. O., and opened Il
a m, NOVEMBER 8, 1879, Tor digging at Stump
Neck. Nd. one we'll Stump Neck IS on the Poto-
mac River. about 2 miles below Washington Full
particulars and blank proposals be obtained at
tae address above CiTcP oc56t,eIS
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Mary J. Edwards "a James ID
Boxham ct al Equity No. 2S7sp-The object Of
this suit IS to have partition made By sale and dis,
t1bution Of the proceeds among the parties entitled
thereto Of two % parts Of lot go IN square cast
o. square lE6. IN the District Of Columbia and de-
bcrlbed as follows: First parccl-Beginning AZ
point on the west side Of Thirty-nfth street 10
feet north Of the southeast corner Of said lot 80.
thence run west l2 feet; thence north Is feet .
thence east l2 feet thence south Is feet 20 begin
Ming. Second parcel-Be eginning az a point On the
west side Of Thirtyhfth street % 8 feet from the
southeast corner Of Did lot $50. thence run west ll2
feet. thencs north l57j feet; thence east IL feet:
thence south 1915 feet to beginning. On motion
Of the plaintiff it IS this 18th day Of October 1909
ordered that the said James ID. Bloxhcm Annie O
Blo0haIn, and William Bo1ham cause their appear
anco 20 bo entered heron OF before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. %
curing after the date Of the ars publication Of this
order; otherwise the cause win Re rrocceded with
os in case Of default. Provided a COPY u this
order b published once week for three successive
weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter and in Tie
Washington Herald before said day. JOB BAR.
NARD, Justice. A true copy-Test: J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk. BY J. A. U. PALMER. Assistant Clerk.
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Bnnnnr and Entertainment.

The North Capitol Street Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold a bannupt
during the week beginning November l.
There viii be booths in charge Of the off,
cial board Of the Ladies' Aid. Epwortb
League, Sunday school, and pastor Rev
b q. Marshall The doors open at n
m, with a musical and literary enter
tainment each evening.
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL, Thomas Circle.
Lloyd c. Douglas. pastor Sunday school. ESQ.
Public worship, IL: theme. Crucial mOrnenta' -
Y T. S. G. L. 2 Evening seuios, S; theme,
The houss Of Obed-ed1m-" Strangers Welcoms.
Free pgws
KELLER MEMORIAL, Aid. ave. and Eth 4. ne.
Rev. c. p. Wiles pastor Seryicss II and T.sl
Sunday school 80. Junior O. t.. mtermo-
diate and Senior. SO. Everybody welcome
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NEW PASTOR SOUGHT.
Independent Lutherans Will Choose
New Spiritual Director.

A permanent pastor for the Independent
Lutheran Church will be chosen within
the next two months. according to n
statement given out yesterday by the
newly elected officers Of the institution.
Several prominent Lutheran ministers
OF Washington are under consideration.
Rev. George Schol. OF Baltimore, will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
Permanent officers Of the church are as
follows: Elders. Lucien D. Alden, Charles
$. Sloane. and Henry J.. Burrin: deacons.
A. Y. Lerch, jr., w. L. Rhoads, l. b.
Dodson. T. c. II. Wurdeman. Walter
Locke. and l. f. Hoover: trustees. Rev
G. H. Slaybaugh. II. f. Lerch. ST.. and
Joseph Zimmerman
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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE URGED.
Laymen's Confederation Take De-
cIded Action at Mass Meeting.


cIded Action at Mass Meeting.
At a meeting OF the Laymen's Confed-
Grafton, held last night al the Y. " c. A.
a large assembly took decided steps to-
ward obtaining a better law governing
Sunday observance IN the District.
a committee Of three was appointed to
cooperate with the INSTRUMENTATION
rest day committee IN an effort 70 Sc
cure the passage at the next session Of
Congress OF the Johnson bill. Another
committee, composed OF A. T. Endic0tt.
Washington Topham, Z. L Booraem. S.
J. Barker Charles s. Bradley, ". W.
EvereJt,sand c. 3. Holland. was appointed
70 wait upon the Commissioners regard
ing the lack Of Sabbath observance by
certain departments OF the District gov
ernment Special attention will be called
TO the street-cleaning department
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CWHITEl. 18th and o
sta NV. Preaching by Rev. A. ". II. Holder
Of Brooklyn. y. Y. Subjects; Il a. N. The VIC
tories Of St John the divine s p. n. The
Chnstman" Sunday school az $50; Elgin Smith.
superintendent Christian Endeavor al p n
You ars invited % al services.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and y SIS
Dr. ]. J. Muir pastor. Preaching Il a. m.
Love optimistic" 7;45 p. n. Sabbath sancti-
ties" s. S. $50 a n. c. ZIP n
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Registration Sunday IN the churches OF
Washington viii be observed tomorrow,
II is expected that at least 1000 delegates
for the coming laymen missionary con-
venton VIII be registered from among
the laymen Of the churches.
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PRESBNTERIAN.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT.
ColLeeuclt ave. and y 81
THarTaa Mod rrfrfrrar

stuart q. Harbinson, assistant minister.
Harry B. Angus. minister Of Peek Chapel
Il a. m.. Dr.. Wood viii preach. $50 .. m. mu-
scal service by churca quartet IN memory Of
Dudley Buck American composer. 4 p. n. DR..
Wood VIII preach. Sunday school. 9.i5 a. H.
Christian Eudo4y0r meeting. 5 p. u. Midweek
meeting. Thursday. s p m
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New York ave. and 18th IS DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe pastor. II a. H.. The Lords Supper. q"
IS = M. musical Interpretation In memory Of
the recent death Of the great compost Dudley
Buck. Music led by the quartet choir. $50 A. n.
Bible school 9a5 a. m. adult classes $50 p. N.
Christian EndeavUr Society
FIRST-Tbe Strangers Sabbath H0me-John Mar
shall pi. NV Donald o. Macleod. minister. u
a. H.. divine worship and sernon. 7i5 ?. n.
'IAfe Of David Illustrated o. s.. so a. N.
c. E.. 6a5 n m. All are welcome
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MARVIN NJ E. CHURCH SOUTH, 18th and B
sts sw. Reg. Seiwyn X. Cockrell. past0r Sunday
school, go a. n. Preaching II q. n. and 30
p. m- Epworth League. $50 p. m ETangelistio
services all through the week az o m. Addresses
by Rev. T. J. Lukens. supcrint1ndent Of GENITAL
Union Mission Good rrrsic
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srpRENE coURT on 80 D1srR1cr oF cn

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding Probate Court. No. I63I7. Admin
israuon.This IS 20 give notice thf: the subscriber
Of the State OF Missouri. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
testamentary the estate OF Theodofa Il p
Wallace. late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
AL persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the same, with tho voucb-
en- thereof. legally authenticated to the subscriber
on CT before the 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d.
$50; otherwise they may by law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th Gay Of October. 1905. FREDERICK G.
EEIBlG. Il9 Chestnut ST., ST. Louis. Missouri At
test: lScal) JAMES TANNER Register Of Wills
fCr the District n Columbia Clerk OF the Probate
Court G. THOMAS DUNLOP. Attorney. ocl6.2 30
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
lumbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1881. Admin.
isration.-Ts Is 20 give notice that the subscriber
OF the District Of Columbia. has obtained from tho
Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia letters
testamentary on the estate o. Giles G.. c. Sirnms
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased AN rer-
scas having claims against the deceased are Hereby
warned % exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated 20 the subscriber on
or bcioro the 2lST DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1910.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from ali
benefit oG said estate. Given under ny hand this
nst day Of October. 1903. MARY ], SI1IdS I3Z
Corcoran s. NV. Attest: (seal) JAMES TAN
NbR. Register Of wills for tho District Of Colurn-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court ALEXANDER
MuNCAbTER. Attorney oc2330.nos
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thousands OF persons read -ne "v-ont
page" every day. II you are not one 90
them you will find IT to your interest 70
do likewise ~
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L Sta NV.
Rev. John Van Schaick r.. rasto-. i g. n
sermon by pastor s:t5 a. H.. Sunday school. Z
?. n. Y. p. @. Z.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Pastor. F. D.
Power. Preaching. Il and 80 by Rev l. T.
Murray Of Indiana. S. s.. go. c. E. Z. Come.
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BOOKBINDERS.

BOOKBINDING AND PAPER RULING
Flat-opening blank books a Speciality.
CHAS. II. POTTER & co.
Pnone Main S05U. $40 18th NV.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS,
18th st.. near Dupont Circle.

I6th s., near Dupont LlrcIc,
A. m.-Holy Communion.
IL a. m.-Sevice and sermon BY Rev. c. Ernest
Smith, D. c. l.. THE PESSIAlISM IN
ECCLESIASTES CONCERNING THE
DEAD"
p. m-serice and sermon BY Rev. Canon Aus
tin, "NAAAlAN."
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FURS.

FUR GARMENTS REMODELED TO
latest shapes; skins dressed and mount
edi nuns and coats refined: rugs at
tended to; practical furrier. 9l2 + ST. NV.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. c1ner
10Th and SIS. NV. Rev. Samuel Il. Woodrcw.
D. D.: Rev. Samuel r. Swift II q. H.. public
worship; sermon by pastor; subject, The church
of Christ" Maslc by quartet and chorus choir
90 a. n. Sunday school. 7 2. m, Y. T. S. O.
z. p. n, lecture by pastor; sebiert, ''MoseS
the leadcr-Birth and training.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th 81. Rev. s. NJ Newman.
D. D. viii preach az II O. n. and p n Illus
trated evening service with szmon on The life
o. Christ" Sunday school. go a. n. Junior
Endeavor. p m. Senior EndeavOr. $50 2. II
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han. l0o7 G s. NV. Services; Sun
day. Il q, m. ard = 10 Bishop OLIVER @,
SABIN Is now delivering a series q tweaty-fous
lectures. two each Sunday, teaching how 20 heal
the sick. The morning lecture gives the theory;
the evening lecture makes the application Testi-
mouial meeting. Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Seats i-es. AL invited
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

It Is better 10 make a thousand mis-
takes and suffer a thousand reyerses
than run away from battle-Henry Van
Dyke.
Make yourself an honest man, and then
you may be sure that there is one rascal
less in the world-Carlyle.
It Is a comely fashion 70 bs glad:
Joy is the grace we say to God
Jean IngeloW.
Conviction, were it never so excellent
IS worthless till It convert itself into
cOnduct-Carlyle
No Sabbath, no worship; no wo-ship
no religion; no religion. no morals: no
morals. then-pandemonium - Crawford
Johnson.
Lift up your eyes, be glad b strong
The whole Wide sky is fair
And evernors be this your song
We are in our Fathers care.
Margaret Sangster.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH cor. 18th auH 7. sts Dr.
Ulysses g. B. Pierce minister S.i5 a. m Sunday
school, Class for the Conparatiy Study Of Ro-
hg0n. and Unity Study Class. a. m morning
service; sermon by the mir, 80 D. n.
Young Peoples Religious u The pubic in
Vted 20 ell ser-ices.
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CHRISTTAN SCIENCE-

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. I5th
AID stS Nv. Serncss: Sunday, Io:50 and
p m
Subject EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
Sunday school. II a. ~ wednesday evening
meeting. 5 O'Clock Public cordially invited. Al
Bsats free bee reading roor. 6ll Colorado Bldg
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18Th and Corco-an sts nv. Tha
Rev. frank Sewall. d. D.. pastor VIII preach az
u o. m, The church Es tie city Of truth.
Mission Sunday offerings. SUNDAY school lZ.I5
All are welcone FCee loan library os the w-itinga
d $1,000. Frse trac-s IN tie re..lh-lIa
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NoNSECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. 10 East Capitol st. Rev.
Georgia Ferguson. minister. Sunday services at /,
a. H. subject, Politics and TIE social question 20
Prot Nevburgh's Bible study Class a. 10 a. ul
A cordial invitation IS extended
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Perpetual devotion 10 what a man calls
his business Is only to be sustained by
perpetual neglect Of many other things;
and 1t is not by any means certain that
a mans business is the most important
thing he has to do-Robert Louis Ste
Yenson.
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GOSPEL MISSION aFALL JUBILEE

GOSPEL MISSION. 80 Pa ave "Our fan tlbiles
services commence Sunday. October g. continuing
until sunday. November z, Mrs. Fred Beal VII
speak az O'Clock tomorrow. and be followed eara
evening by Rev. J. H. Mclaughlin. Rev. O. p.
Hughes. Rev. ". A. Barnes. and Rev. W. / Nc
henney. Special musical programme each serYica.
AL invited.
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THEOSOPHY.
THE sECULAR LEAGUE.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF POETRY. .-'
NJ Aretas ". Thomas. song. The Coach" Z,
C. Kcuney; discussion; 3 T. Ir-, Pythiaa Temple,
ln-. oh s. nv. All M--c--rc-
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Y w. c. A. VEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG WOAIEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
l2th and r sts NV. so p H., vesper service.
Speaker. Miss Harriet S. Ellis Subject. Tbs
Gospel IN Latin lauda''
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER WIN -
sumo its Wednesday meetings, ?. n. NoTe11bar 3.
Jed by Miss Gray. Daily noon meetings. led by
Br. Kicker. a. Loan and Trust Building. COZ. L
and 9Th. Pubic cordially invited
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

NIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. non-surgital; cloth bound, 4OO-page
book free. Apply by mail. GIG Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Tuesdsly
81 ?. IA S3tf
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OYSTERS.

OYSTERS TO THE TRADE. oOc. AND
N-lO per gal retail at 25c.. selects Csc. at.
AUSTIN'S OYSTER HOUSE.
IN COstello's basement. 9Th and @ sts nv
slb NJ. 6253
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEAToN WILL GIVE A TALK AT her
ofices. The Fauag1t cor. Eth and I SIS Nv.
Sunday October 81. 4 p n subject, Healing
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sPIRITUALIsM.

Mr.. ALFRED a. TERRY WILL HOLD 4
meeting Sunday evening. NEt o'clock, demon
st-stng The higher truths d Spsituans-n- Lee
tlre followed By messages from the spiit ssdo o.
life AZ 81 Q 81 ne Cuus early II vuu wish
seats Phone Linen l5-2
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II the Gospel cannot make the worst
Ike the best then its powers are less
than it claims.
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WHEN YOUR FURNACE. RANGE. OR
latrobe IS out Of order. or your roof
needs repairing, call n. 5l20. EMPIRE
II st. NV oo9s
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sPIRITUALIST.

TIE FIRST SPIRITCALIST SOCIETY, Pythisa
Temple I0-2 9Th g. uw.,- scr1ud Aoor 80 T. n
messages by AIrA Ripple; lecture and nessagas By
Rev. Geo-gs W Katss and wife. All irTited
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GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. C.

JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK.
Special attention given to fur altera-
uons and repairing, G. GRAHE & CO,
u16 3 st. Formerly with Wolf Fur 90
SIS
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SENSIBLE SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE BUSY HOMEWORKER

When soaking mackerel IT other salt sh. see that the skin side Is
placed uppermost
It is said that good black ink mixed with the white IF n 81 is X
cenent to restore the color % black kid. shoes and gloves both
When making cookies you can color them pink by adding pink sugar
For party cakes cover them with white and chocolate idng.
To bleach crash towels wash them carefully and boil with jsveNe
water in the boil suds. This makes them very white If further beached
in the sun.
Wooden blankets should be phced in boxes lined With newspapers
Lay pieces of cotton saturated with turpentine in the boxes to prevent
an invasion of moths
Protect the curtains o n sweeping day by pinnins them up with
safety pins oil long hatpns Do OF drape them; turn the lower ends
back upon the curtain and pin evenly.
Clean Ash with a silver knife. The faint of steel is often noticed
when a steel knife is used. Silver lis more easily cleaned than steel
Soda waterw will destroy fish oar o frying vessels or dishes. Vinegar
also removes the odrs
Wet shoes should be stuffed with paper before putting away. The
paper will absorb the moisture and keep the shoes from becoming hard,
To keep milk toast from being soesy, serve the boiling buttered milk
in q covered pitcher so that each individual may pour It himself over
his toast.
salt and vinegar added to the water n which fish is boiled viii serve
to Written and harden the Ash. A tablespoonful OF vinegar and a tea
spoonful of salt to two quarts of water is a good proportion.
To clean fancy lacqnered trays and inlaid wooden toilet articles
use a good furniture polish. Clean oiled or vanished bureau or dresser
drawers in the ame manner. Old stocking legs make excellent pol
ishers. especially the cotton variety.