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The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
NEWS AND NOTES.


The Ratification Of Joan Of Arc will
take place in St Peters, Rome. on April
IS
New York clergymen Of many denomi-
nations have united in protest against
Sunday theatrical performances and
moving picture shows.
What is said to be the largest banquet
ever held in Canada was that OF 1.2o0 men
members OF the Toronto Bible classes re-
Gently held.
Three Of the Southern Presbyterian
weeklies. the Central Presbyterian. the
Southern Presbyterian. and the South
western Presbyterian, have been CONSOLE
dated into a new publication. the Pres
byterian Of the South
A new idea in church work has been
developed in the Euclid Avenue Chris
tisn Church. Of Cleveland. where the
men of the congregation devote the first
and third Thursdays Of each month TO
parish visitation
Tie dean Of Westminster. addressing
meeting IN London called 10 discuss men
tai and spiritual healing. declared his be-
lief IN healing BY divine Intervention. An
outcome Of this gathering was the estab-
Hshment Of a central council to study
facts reported in connection with spiritual
healing.
The more than 1000 Cleveland young
people who undertook 70 live fer two
weeks "as Jesus would live" have ss-
solved not only 70 continue their effort
themselves. but also 10 extend the idea
as widely as possible. DR.. Charles y.
Sheldon. Of Topeka. whose book In His
Steps" first gave vogue 20 this idea. IS
cooperating I'm the revival
One OF the most famous churches in
the country. Park Street Congregational
Church, Of Boston, known as Birthstone
Corner" viii celebrate It's centennial
February = 10 March Z II was in this
church that the hymn america was
first sung. and Il was the bulwark Of
TrinitarisniSm in the struggle between
Unitariauism and orthodoxy in the Con-
gregational churches Of New England
There are now 1855 ordained Protestant
missionaries in heather lands. They, are
assisted by 2956 laymen. mostly physi-
clans. and 6BS wives or widows OF mis-
siOnarieS and 4Ss7 unmarried women
The Missionary Review Of the World.
which gives these figures. goes on 10 say
that the total Of foreign missionaries
reaches 1888, with whom are associated
4s99 ordained natives and 1856 unOr-
dained native workers All these minister
10 2,055, 173 communicates, besides IS. 1S9
adherents- The same paper contrasts the
growth Of evangelical churches in the
United States last year. which was at
the rate Of IL per cent, with the growth
on the mission field, which was equal TO
- per cent. or more than $50 new mem
hers for every dav Of the year
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MOTOR TRIP ABANDONED.
King Edward Decides It's Too Cold
to Ride Twenty Miles.

Berlin. Feb l2--King Edwards motor
trip to the Imperial Mausoleum at Pots
dam, which was to have been made yes
terday, and which was postponed till
to-day. has been abandoned.
The people Of Potsdam are disappointed.
Workmen were engaged all morning. in
the bitter cold. in ie Grating p,rtions OF
the route from Berlin to Petsdam. mount
ed gendaTmes had taken up their posi-
tons. and crowds had gathered
But the extreme eoldness Of the wealth
er caused the King TO decide. with r.
luctance, to forego the journey, which
would have been one OF twenty miles.
An imperial automobile was already
waiting outside the palace when the de-
cision was reached. instead of going TO
POtsdam. King Edward went for an
hours ride in the Grunewald, with
Prince Henry OF Prussia
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"PINAFORE' WELL PRESENTED
Famous Play PieaSes Audience fin
Church of Good shepherd.

Gilbert and SulHvan's comic opera,
''Pinafore. was given last night in the
parish hall Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd. The performance was given
under the direction OF Mrs. Alice Brew
ster Cassidy by her own company.
John Wincncoll, as the admiral. and
Miss Aline Wood. as the captains daugh-
ter, made the hits Of the evening. Ray
Hart. as Dick Desdeye, was encored sew
ersl times for his mandolin selections
and good work in the cast. The work Of
the rest Of the company was very good.
and the play was a success throughout
The company viii repeat its performance
at the Soldiers Home on Wednesday
next
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BAPTIST.

z. HEz swENs SUBJECT. y saw The IN
coumonest occasion N Wsshings0a." Sunday night.
rs oc- Preaching i a. n Chorus ch0ir, free
peEs d Baptist q AG6itoriun. sth & Va ave -
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18Th 81. sbeFs soots
Circle. Preaching a. II a n. and ,. Il b ReT.
james 3. Cizytcu- Sunday scSesi 80 e. q.
c l.. = n Morning subject. The hers q tss-
kingdom Evening siSiect "SsEs1eqsT%zhIte
srd yeI1o<." All Eelcune-
LINCOLN AND DOUGLASS DAY At SHILOH
Bsgtis Church lS;rsage-s Honel. / s.. BET
18Th and 18th SIS Ia. Rev. 7. Milton Wsl5ruu
d. D. pzstor. i 4. r. ~Lsssoas from ths lives
OK great men- rs ?. H. seTnsn TO msn. A.
ciose q night SIMON a runber Of men VII Be
bzptized. Sszts free. Everybody invited. especial
" s.rzr=zrS
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YOUNG PEOPLES TOPICS.

II Is not how much one stands, but
how one stands II. that counts 10 the
credit Of character
Jobs universities were multiplied and
Iong-eOnunued. and not the last Of them
were the friends who professed 10 know
al about the reason for them
No trouble is too hard TO bear If one is
assured that it is Gods sending.
Snap judgments upon other persons and
their affairs proved TO be unwise and dis
creditable in the case Of Jobs friends,
and they have rarely since ceased TO be
anything else. It is always well 10 respect
your neighbours personality. seldom are
his problems as simple as you deem
them Wholesale opinions and conven-
tiOnal advice are merely meddlesome and
useless Every mans perplexities are
personal and individual; stock solutions
viii not serve The best help that can
usually be offered one IL trouble is re-
spectful sympathy. an appreciation OF the
sacre6ness of his sorrow, and a frank
expression Of interest and OF readiness
to stand by in any way that offers.
The professional advice-giver, with his
perfunctory and conventional platitudes,
is one Of the most aggravating conse-
quences OF trouble.
Job could lose all he possessed and still
be Job. His real wealth was not in his
flocks and herds and other material pos
sessions. but in the character which could
Withstand al kinds of adversely. He
could say, with q modern poet:
It matters not how strait the cate.
How charged with punishment TIE scroll.
an the master q NY fate.
am the captain Of ny so8l
Gods testlngs, Satan's wiles and the
mistaken counsel CT lOng-winded friends
could not shake the soul of this man.
Therefore. he has become one Of the i'm
mortal figures OF literature and a true
counselor and comforter Of the afflicted
through al the ages since.
The blessing of Gods favor usually
brings ID Der blessings in its train: but
even though these be lacking or lost. the
greater and sufficient reward. the favor
Of Jehovah, abides through all storm and
stress
Satan was right in his proposition that
the man whose service Of God is for self
gain is an unworthy servant. But he
was wrong. as the world ever since has
been wrong. in assuming that the gains
Of goodness are the primary goal Of the
cody. Doth Job fear God for naught2''
he sneered and that sheer has been echo
ing through the ages since from the lips
Of persons too selfish or cynical them
selves 10 recognize the quality Of sincere
goodness and piety when they see IT, To
them il means nothing that myriads OF
Gods friends have sacrificed al for His
sake and that the number OF those whose
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DEBATERS TO BE CHOSEN.
Georgetown viii Compete with Team
from NOtre Dame.

The final preliminary debate for selec-
ton OF a team OF debaters TO represent
Georgetown University against Notre
Dame University. OF Indiana. win be held
in the main hall of the law department
building tonight at 7:S0 O'Clock.
Messrs c. A Gwinn, E. J. Wilmer, J.
A. Smith. T. F. O'Mara, J. Crosby, and
J. Spiller viii participate in the debate.
and from these four viii be chosen TO
uphold Georgetown. Tie question 10 be
debated is The Federal control ard
guarantee OF bank deposits Rev.
Charles Macksey. s. J.: Rev. John J.
Neary, s. J., and James S. Easby-Smith
are 10 be the judges. and Joseph z. Alb
bot, president OF the Junior Debating
Society, viii preside
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAL.

HAMLTNE n. z CHURCH. sth and P ssz. NV
Rev. Charles 2 Guthrie. pastor s19 a. N,
sunday schoo1 u a Il. .Lincuia and RooseFelt-
An aprrscizticn" p II. picture sermon 20 chi
dren: an illustrated life q Lncolu- SO , n.
EproE1h IeaSas ssrTice. 20 J. m. seventh SCI
non IL tie seTics Of -JCseFhs toT5c. "1oseIsA
f1-zirinz his bro;hers, o. The Spirit a thrls- IN
the Old testament Sests free. Everybody vel
c0ms
FOUNDRY n. 2. CHURCH. 18Th and Church SIS
Nv Rev. Rohsrt NJ MooTe. D. D. rSSt0r. SEn-
day school. 80 q n. Preaching AZ L 8 n and
, n b the pastor. Song ssTTise al 8 ?. n
EuEorth League, p n Seats free- EEeTyoooy
invited.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL II. 2 CHURCH.
corner Ichn Marshall place ard 81 John Red
Shannon minister. A. j q. n. Where and how
20 fud szfisssctiou. Al ?. H. The religion
q Abraham Idneein and she religions doctrines IN
which he believed with al bis soul. Sunday
school and Metropolitan Bible Class a 80 .. 7.
Euworrh League at as 2. n
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lie organ of Great Britain, and IN form
II win be Of the long pamphlet variety
which Is used by the London Spectator
and other literary reviews abroad Plans
for the review have been under considera-
ton for the last two years. and il has
the sanction of the Pope and OF Arch
bishop Farley.
Among those on the staff viii be: Rev.
Father n. J. O'Connor. s. J. Of Omaha:
Rev. Father O'Connor and Rev. Father
SpiIIane. Of the Messenger.
Rev. Father Dominiek Giacobbi, OF
Spokane. will look after the Italian and
Austrian interests. Rev. Father Henry
Drummond. who has given up the vice
presidency OF st. Boniface University. In
Manitoba, viii look after the Eaglish.
Canadian. and French news. while Rev
Father Betten. until lately professor OF
history IN St Louis University. will have
charge Of the German interests
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GAELIC SOCIETY MEETS.
Arrangements Made for Entertain
ment to Be Held March 1e.

a well-attended meeting Of the St Pat
rick's day committee OF The Gaelic So
ciety OF Washington was held Thursday
evening at the Toronto. the residence OF
the chairman Of the committee, DR.. P. J.
Lennox. OF the Catholic University. In
preparation for the great meeting which
it is proposed TO hold on March is in the
Carroll Institute Hall. an elaborate pro-
gramme Of vocal and instrumental items,
including performances on the violin,
harp. and Irish bagpipes, was drawn up
A feature Of the occasion win be an
address in English on q subject brimful
Of interest TO all Of Irish birth or de-
scent to be delivered by the president Of
the society, James Mooney, and It is
hoped that there viii also be addresses
In Irish and in Scotch Gaelic
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sPIRTTTALIsM.

ALFRED H TERRY WILL CONTINUE his
Sunday syeuiuE meetings the FIST Sunday n Ha-csa
at SchnSdts Hal. Fox interTiszs he can b
seen az Isl Z 81. ne. Meeting on Friday sFsnins.
Phone Linen I577
DIR. J. n. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TEST
medium VII hold grand test meeting for spiritual
messages Sunday. TUESDAY and Friday at 5 D n.
Readings daIs. sc sfh St nv
MRS Noble HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every Sunday. Tuesisy. sud Friday nights q
O'Clock. Private readings daily IL 18th s. Nv.
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SIxTY-SEvEE MISSING.
Believed that Persons Aboard Au-
straIia steamer Are Drowned.

Wellington. New Zealand, Feb. 12-The
steamer Penguin. employed IN. the coast
ing trade. was wrecked tonight on Cape
Terawhiti A number Of those on board
were rescued, but sixty-seven OF the pas
sengers and crew are missing. and grave
fears are entertained that they have been
lost
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor 10Th
and & SIS. nv Rev samuel h Woodrow. D. D..
usStor II A. n rEhlic worship. with ssFmon by
the raster. Spheres Of influence T. n. choral
service. An evening With Feiix Mendeissohn;
msssie b quartet and chorus choir. led BY D..
! " Rischof. orrznist- $50 a. n. Sunday
schosl SIS T. H.. Y. 2. 5 c. z
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia rod and 18th q nv Rev. ". Ross
FishhsITn. pastor. 80 a. n. sunday scheo- i
A. n sermon by Rev IL. J. " FfiZeI. psstcr
Ir-rsr Memorial Church subject. The Pool Of
Bethesda D m. Junior Enossvor- so n n
Senior Endeasor. y. N. sermon hy the pastor
s,,biecf '-TheD helping hand Music by quartet
-r-a ll,r---s rl,r.sr a rrcirrs-ls fn- al.
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

REV : B. HORTON. OF NASHVILLE. Tenn.
chairman Of the Religious Liberty Bureau Of the
South. VIII speak in the Memorial Church. corner
l.Hh and NJ IS NV at Is to-morTow evening.
Re has chosen for his subiect. Sunday laws Are
they the product Of a republican O. imperial fern
q government" &c IS lecturer e vide ex-
uerieucs. and Thoroughly versed IN the subject
chosen Those interested in the above question
shosid not fail to attend All are invited.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

EPWORTH NJ Z. CHURCH SOUTH. IN ard A
SIS. ne ReT. J. ". Smith. pSSor. Preaching II
az BIZ Rev. ". Y Tudor D. p. and 80
p r.. b Rev. Z v REGISTER. presiding elder
NidEeek service. THURSDAY evening strz1eers
welcome.
ST PAUL n E CHURCH SOUTH. "a snd :
SIS. nv Rev Wm. Eus;ace HenTy. pastoT Divine
worship II a. n. rs p. II Other services a.
usual Cordial welcome fer str1ngsTS-
NT. VERNON PLACE N E. CHURCH SOUTH.
cor sh and SIS uN. J. Howard Wells pastor.
910 q. n. Sunday scneol- II =. n. 4 psTson-
ally conducted toar into the sunny lands C s1ir-
ftuaI truth: o. The Holy Ghost or guide. !
r. NJ. EpToTfh League ?. n. The Chris-
tsar,.s rrsses.t rlseasslan =
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FlRST--'The strzzSers sshSsth Hone''-Johu Nar-
shah IL ~. Donald G. MzcLeo6 minister. Il
a m. PAYING the Bzire." rs D n. C. Z
anniversary service An are veicoEs
CHURCH or The COVENANT.
Ccn1ec1icut ave. y s1d lssh SIS.
Charles Weed. minister
Tyler Dennstt. assistant minister
James McC. Henri. minister q Peck Chspsl-
u a. m.-Fhe pastor vii preach.
= m.-The Easor VII preach q LIES Gains
on u.s."
Musical serTics. I'D By church quartet. fron 50
70 eeiock
,. m--Ths TsSsor vii Tyesch On "Ged's rsvsls-
tio1 Of Himself n light
Musical service from : - 70 o'clock NJ Au-o1
KssPzr. Tiolin; Mrs. Anne GTznt FgEitt. so2E7zs;
Mr.. Harvey Murray orEzu-
Sunday school ~ s=5 a. n
Christian Endeavor meeting 2 n
Thursday evening a. G. u1idEeek serrioe-
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NEW CHURCH.

Rev. Frank SeEzn D. ., pastor. VII rresch a.
II a. n Sunday schooi. I2:IS 5 y h Lecture
VII II Christian econos<ios. On ''PR0GRESS: O..
&c what IS The wa-l5 nosinz1@ b. TIE Rev
HIRAM TROO8IAN. n Providence. r. /. All
are EeicUne- In rssto-'s srg6y. wedzesdsy. 80
pastors Y p CoufeTence- Free Ian EbrsTT -
the writings q SgedenboTz and TIE peri0diczls
and literature of the SsE Churca II the Eesc5-
Free rrzc1s n The Festiblle
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heart-ery IS. Though He stay me yet
viii ] trust him. IS beyond all human
computation
Job had riches. but riches did not have
Job.-Amos r. Wells.
Real. gold. in metal or in character, can
stand al testinss.
Not all sorrow IS due to sin. but all SIN
leads TO sorrow.
Gods ways are past finding out except
by those who have walked with Him 10
the end OF the way.
There is always an afterward. The
Italian proverb has 1t: God does not pay
every Saturday, but He always pays.
The wise man looks toward the ine1itable
end He would rather have his trouble
at the beginning for the sake Of peace at
the last Many young people are sacri-
fcing a serene. strong. and successful
maturity for the price Of a little pleasure
in youth Job lived such life that after
his trials had been undergone he was
the more royalty able TO enjoy the tran
guilty and prosperity OF iife's eventide.
The strength which comes through sor-
row and failure nobly borne is In itself q
high form OF success.
The note OF certitude has departed from
modern theological thinking. Men used
to be assured OF al Of Gods ways, in
heaven and in earth. as we're Jobs fool
ISL friends. They had a simple and Sufii-
cient explanation for everything Now
they know more and are sure OF less
The modern religious teacher Is more OF
Jobs mind he IS not certain Of God 3
reasons for what He does. but he is GER
tain Of Gods character. He knows that
God is good and means only good for
His children. So he is content to look
up. amid every experience. and say con-
fdingly: Even so. Father, for so II
seemed good IN Thy sight
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
scottish Rite Hah ID7 q 81. ~. Services. Sun
day, Il a ~ snd - p - Moruinz Isrsurs b.
Bishop OLIVER e. SsBIN: srbiecs. '-Metho6s
q heaiing. Eveaiis lecture b. D. 4. TRIM
MEa: sih;ect spirit manifestation N Fisihis
form Testimonial meeting Wednesday essninE &C,
10 seats free. Al invited
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Beginning Sunday evsHizs- February T. 80.
At 5 O'Clock, d. Wood siH give = ss-iss Of
lectures On Gods Revelation Of Himself n
His WORKS" IN the Church q the Cors1aus-
Feb. l4-Ths Revelation IN I&sbt
FEB. z-Tbe Recreation IN The stars
FEB She RsEelatisn II The ROckx
March 7-Cbo-zl service
March l4-The Revelation n IRE Grzz
March a-The Recreation II Mar
Preceded By half hours uus1l se-ia.
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OTHER SERVICES.

vEsPER SERVICE. YOUNG w0NEN's CHRIS
tian Associstiou lah and z sta TX 80 2 q.
Speaker. Ms. VIZ. Alien Wilbur. ToE6c. which
beng interT-ctei : the Chrlssi'
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTNG.

MRS. SEATON vii give the fourth lesson n tie
series # her rSiraie cas- instruction Hsai and
spiritual healing Sunday. p. n, Et her eGces.
Tzae Farragut. or. l7th and 7 SIS. Nv. Apz- II
Pubic inri.ed Patients treated Eeek 5zys
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UNIyERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF ORR FATHER. 18th and SIS. nv
Rev John Van Schsick. r. pastor Il a. n
morning service: sermon hy the Rev W. ".
Curry: subject. The gospel q doing things.
s.s5 a. n Sunday school. ,. n. Y ?. c {.
n m Ir Powers CAS-.
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sPIRTTTAL SCIENCE

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH. Rer. Nas A.
Price. medium. Meeting. sundays ?. n. Recha-
bite Han. Ss -, cor. p. Sd and Pa ave. Phi
vste FsdiHgs daily Circles Ties. ? and 5 ,, n.
AZ o 5sh NJ
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SONSEcTARIAx.

PEOPLES CHURCH Pythisn Temple lsi1 - -
Services az HIS g. H. Rev George Wills Cooke.
q Wakefield. Mas, VII spesk % -LincOln as
the friend q lsboT. Pro- Nes bu-Sh's Bible
study class Al 70 a. N. cordial inTilztioa IS
cxTerfas7
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL Psstor. 7 C. Butler Se-Ticcs With
sermon by pastor al H. Afternoon. az J. services
under auspices o. Spanish War Veterans With sd-
dress bS rssso7. Public invited
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UNDENOMINATTONAI..

UNDExoMIxATroNAL BIBLE CLASS meets
every Sunday eTsuins az : - in third aoor rssr
hall. Pythizn Temple ss,2 sth 81. ~. Crrrsut
topic What IS s0ssnd 6octrinsl' Christisns
cordially SnEited. Watch ToEer Htsrztu-s fE-
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r IS nv. Services Sunday. 90 a. n.
and 9 ? m
Subject. soul.
Sunday scheol II a. H. Wednesday svsoizz
melting ; o'ciock. Public cordially invited. All
seats frse Pre- reading room Sol Colorado Blfr
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sHoRT.SENTENcE SERMONS.

The key TO a noble life is TO see clearly
and then 70 act in absolute obedience 10
the highest vision.-W. J. Dawson
Spirituality Is seeking God in common
things and showing Cod in common tasks.
-Babcock.
MS oonely fashion to be glad:
Joy IS he gacs We SAY to God.
jean Iuselow.
You must take life: the only choice is
how.-Beecher.
He that allows himself everything that
IS permitted is very near TO that which is
forbidden
n have faltered more or les
In nv great task q hsppinesss
Il ! have moved among M 7cs
And shown no glorious morning fasei
Il beams from happy, human eyes
Have moved me not; i morning skies
Books and ny food. and summer rsln.
Knocked on ny szllsn heart N vain
Lord Thy most pointed pleasure take,
And stab ny spirit broad awake.
Robert Louis Stevenson
II you see a fault in others, think CT
two OF your own, and do not add q third
one by your hasty judgment-Flamner.
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CHRISTIAN

VERNON. AVENUE CHURCH. VI ave. north
of s. Sermon at Il by Rev. Peter Ainslie. Of
Rsltimo-e. 20. Rev. I. r Watts. e Indiana.
Bible school. 50 c. T.. $50 Mems Club. Mon
fs~ n
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS. The DaRwIS-LINCoLN cENTrN
sisIr Rshti Ah-sm Siran- Song "tsos q IA
fare Mcssrs Ecuney and DAVIS. Tisno. Ma
s=zuron- DEBATE. D n. PytkAa Tsna,s. II
esh St Nv. Sesta fEsss
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAUSCHERs. mz
Gem. ave, at 4 D. n. Addfrss b Mrs Han
mond. who had sach sTesf shccess a. Cleveland
recently; subiect. Tue interior q our Ecrkshop.''
Daily neon meetiag and Wednesdays az ?. u.
al Loan and Trust Bldg. coz + AID sth Pabiio
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When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The wash
ington Herald. and BIZ VIII be sent you
at cent q word
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SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KEELEY. Sunday. FEB. a.
AS ,. n, SO East Capitol <. Subject, Pistos
snd PzuIs gcssei q health Spacious roons.
Questions answered. Pupils taught Pztiezts
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Catholic Church Notes

While the holy season Of Lent begins
with Ash Wednesday. which this year
falls on February "a and continues until
Holy Saturday inclusive. yet last Sunday
observed by the Catholic Church as Sep
fuagesima Sunday. marked the opening Of
the Eastertide. the time during which are
COMMUNICATED the mysteries Of the pas
sion. death, resurrection, and ascension
Of Christ
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Il Is oomely fashion 70 be glad:
joy IS he gaes We say 70 God
jean InEeloE.
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Very Rev. A. P. Doyle. c. s. P. VIII
address the Holy Name Society OF St
Martins Church az o'clock tomorrow
evening This society was organized -
the conclusion of the mission given re-
Gently in St Martins Church By the
priests from the Apostolic Mission House.
A junior branch q the Holy Name So
ciety VII be organized by Rev. Father
Hannah at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Father Doyle viii address the Knights
OF Columbus in Columbian Hall, Friday
evening. February 1s. The subject Of his
talk viii be The White Shepherd OF
ChristsndOm.
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Spirituality Is seeking God in common
things and showing God in common tasks
-Rabcock-
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During Lent the preachers for wednes-
days in 81. PauTs Church win be Rev. c.
z Buck, Dr. Wallis, Of the Virginia Sem
mary; Dr.. c. c. F. Brateaahl, Rev. VIII
lam T. Snyder. and Rev. William Rich
mOn6.
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Rev. W S. Claiborne. Of sewanee.
Tenn, Is to be in Washington tomorrow
to speak on behalf Of the work If the
mission stations in Tennessee. Mr.. Clai-
borne is at present rector Of the otey
Memorial Church. in Sewanee.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

Gods ways are past finding out except
by those who have walked with Him 20
the end OF the way.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

You must take life; the only choice is
how.-Beecher
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

Sermons will be preached at the high
mass tomorrow by Rev Father Charles
W. Lyons. s J.. in ST. Aloysius' Church;
Rev. Father J. A. Smyth, in St. Pat
rick's; Rev. Father z. l. Buckley, in St
Matthews. and Rev. Father Ignatius
Fesly, In St Joseph's
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

Father Fealy will iuaugurate to-day
course Of instruction in Christian doc
trine for the children OF St Joseph's par
ism, to be given every Saturday morning
At s O'Clock until the first week in May.
when the little ones VIII receive their
first Holy Communion on the celebration
OF the patronal feast-the Patronage Of
St Joseph.