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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

So much Of paragraph It. Special Orders No. 10
IS drcctS Mai BENJAMIN A. POORE TEen-
ty-second Infantry upon expiration Of his leave
q absence 10 proved 70 san Antonio. IS re-
voked. Maj POORE viii report by Telegraph
20 his regimental commander for assignment
and upon expiration Of his present leave wiz
proceed 10 Join the station % which be is as
signed.
Leave Of absence for two months. 20 take eFec,
about December % 1900 IS granted Mai.
CHARLES c. BALLOU. Seventh Infantry.
MAJ CHARLES c. BALDOU. Seventh Infantry is
relieved from duty constructing Quarterrnaster
at Baltimore at the expiration Of the leave Of
absence granted. and join his regiment in the
Philippines
Capt. DORSEY CULLEN. Second Cavalry. viii
proceed 20 the Preside Of San Francisco and re
port 20 the commanding officer. General Hos
pital. at that place for observation and treat,
ment.
Leave Of absence Tor ten days. 10 take effect upon
the completion Of his examination for promotion,
IS granted Second Lieut. JESSE d. ELLIOTT.
Sixth Infantry.
G. PRATT. Fourth Cavalry. is extended twenty
DAYS.
Leave Of absence for one month, With permission
TO go beyond the sea- % take effect on OF about
December l. is granted Lieut.. Col. STEPHEN
NJ. FOOTE. Coast Artillery Corps and upon
the expiration Of this leave of absence Lieut..
Col FOOTE Will comply with paragraph :. SDe.
cial Orders No. 20.
Tho leave Of absence granted Maj. CHARLES q.
DWIER. Seventeenth Infantry, In Special Or
ders. No. 6. March 49, and extended in Special
Orders No. 2G, September 80. 1909 War De-
paTtment. IS further extended seven days.
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SPECIAL SERVICES PLANNED.
Church of Reformation VIII Dedi-
cate New improvements.


Services in the auditorium at II O'Clock
tomorrow morning and special pro-
grammes in the various departments OF
the church viii mark the dedication OF
IA number Of improvements in the in
terror Of the Church OF the Reformation,
Lutheran, at Second street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast
A brass and wood octagonal pulpit was
given by Harris Slater and Mrs. Helen
Mallory. IN memory Of their father. the
has been given by Mrs. l. W. Slater and
her family as tribute to the late Capt.
L. w. Slater
Other memorials are an altar. given by
Mrs. z. Wagner and John Beall. in
memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Beall: an
altar rail-. given by Mrs. c. A. Richard
son, in memory OF the late DR.. G. A.
Richardson; an altar cross. by Mrs. Mar
garet Sutherland. in memory Of the late
John A. Sutherland; a pulpit Bible. by
the catechetical class of 1903: a pulpit
hymnal, by the Lutheran Publication So
ciety; electric lights by the Y. p. S. c. z.
carpet. by the Ladies' Aid Society; two
electric light chandeliers. by the Ladies'
Aid Society; a clock. by J. A Weber.
and hymn boards. by the class taught by
Mrs. Anna Richardson.
The sermon will be preached by Rev
Dr. W. S. Freas, of Baltimore Repre-
sentauves from many OF the Lutheran
churches OF this city will be present, and
Lutheran clergymen from other cities will
also attend.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library q Consress-opsn 9 a. m. to 10 D. N on
secular days. from z p. m. 10 10 .. In. on Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public Library-Open a. n. to p m. holidays.
a. m TO p. M; Sundays. TO p. N.
White House-Open 70 a. M. % D. NJ.
United States Capitol-Opcn g 8. m. to 80 .. n.
State. War. and Navy Departments-Open A. NJ
10 p. N. Tho original Declaration Of Indepcnd-
snce IS in the library at the State Departmeut.l
United States Ireasury-0pen d. 10. 20 ,. N.
United States Patent Olice-Open 2 a. n. 70 !
?. u.
United States Pension Bureau-Open a. N. to
2. n.
United States Post-ofRoe-Open 9 A. m. to- n.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open al hours chs
Dead Letter Office is In the city rost-oface)
National Bot0nic Gardens-open a. m 70
p. m
Fish Commissiou-Open a. m. TO 80 .. m
Army Medical Museum-Open a m 10 40 p. m.
National Museun-Open 2 a. N. TO % D. m Tin
Guiding holidaysl
Agricultural Department-Op.n a. N. to "a
2. N.
Bureau Of Engraving and Prntng-open a n
10 30 2. m
Washington Monument G55h feet in height
Open 5 20 a. m. 20 $50 y. m Elevator runs from
a. m until 2. NJ
Smithsonian Instimtion-Open A. n. TO 80
Government Printing Oice-Cpen 10 g. N. 70
p m.
Navy Yard-Open a. m. to 80 p IN.
SOuthWorth Cottage, S6th g. and Prospect ava
N THE SUBURBS.
Zoolccical Park-Open al day.
Reck Greek Bridge and Pars.
Chevy Chase and kensingtor.
Naval Observatory Open a. m. 70 .. m.
Mount Vernon 1.-THE home and tomb Of Washing
ton)-Open u a. n. TO p
Arlington National Cemetery.
Fort Myer Military Pos.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a m 70
sunset
United States Naval Academy, Ann1poliA, IA
Great Falls Of the Potomac.
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and public halls were utilized for It's
meetings. BY 1904 the class numbered
about eighty and met I'm the Pythian
Temple on Ninth street. near X. IL now
has a membership Of 80.
The Christian Bible student has always
been cordially welcomed in the class
without regard to UNCONVENTIONAL asso-
Citations. and at frequent intervals pub
lie meetings have been held at which
some local member OF the class or able
speaker from other cities has spoken
upon some Scriptural topic.
II has on several occasions had the
services Of Father Russell, and required
the use OF the best theaters OF the city
20 hold the audiences attracted by him.
These public meetings have become a
regular feature of the Bible Class. and
are held on the second Sunday OF each
month. at 3 o'clock. The Pythian Tenn
pie continues 20 be the home Of the class.
a characteristic feature OF the class Is
the absence OF any collections or solicit
tatioI. The present leader is II 3. Col
Inns, OF the Department OF Justice.
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From Pole to Pole.

Mr.. D. B. Mcmillan. assistant to Com
mander Peary. states that the equip
ment Of the steamship Roosevelt on Com
mander Peary's great expedition to the
north pole included q Remington Type
writer which was used In writing reports
and scientific records.
simultaneously news comes from Lon
don that Lieut.. Shackleton on his great
expedition which reached point within
100 miles OF the south pole. carried a
Remington Typewriter, on which all OF
the records Of the expedition were writ
ten.
The fact that the typewriter has now
extended the field Of its activities from
pole to pole IL typical Of the conquest Of
the entire globe by the writing machine.
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flower and calling committee. Miss Kath-
leen Perkins.
A banquet was given November 3 by
the defeated whites 10 the winning blues
Of Eastern Presbyterian Society. Rex
ford l. Holmes. captain Of the blues,
and Charles Reed. captain Of the whites,
presided About rs were present.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church elected
the following officers at their business
meeting and social last Friday evening:
President. Master Paul Hunt: vice presi-
dent. Miss Marjorie MacElwee: secretary.
Miss Annie Black; treasurer, Master
Frederick Altemus: pianist Master Frank
Loefier. and assistant pianist. Miss Mar
garet Free.
After business. games OF various kinds
were played and refreshments Of nuts.
fruit. and candy were served.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY N. F, CHURCH. I6;h ard Church Sta
Rev. Robert N. Moore, ID. n. pastor, Rev. G. T..
Wise. assistant pastor. sunday school. $50 a. N.
Public worship az II a. IN with address by J.
Campbell White. general secretary II the Lay
mems Missionary Movement. EpW0rth League :
p. m Public worship az T. M. with address by
5. Earl Taylor, general secretary Of the lay
mems Missionary Movement q the Methodist
Episcopal Church. All welcome.
HAAiI5NE N. Z. CHURCH 9th ard p sts nv.
Rev. Charles F. Guthrie. pastor. go a. m sun
day school. II a. M. preaching by Rev. Ge0rge
Heber Jones. ID. D.. Of Korea. GO =. M Ep-
worth Leagus praise service. 20 T. m. sermon
by the pastor. Seats free Strangers Welcome
SPECIAL
Wednesday. November t. 80 y m. p,lblio
meeting and social Addresses by Mrs C. Z
Roach and Mrs d. r. Street on their rcceut trip
70 California I'm the interest Of home missions
followed by social hour in charge Of the Ladies
Aid Society. Members and friends cordially in
uted. No charge.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL " F. CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place and q 81. John Reid
shannon minister. At II a. M missionary ser
mon by Mr. = Earl TAYLOR. Of New York At S
p m, What constitutes the living infalible
and eternal Bible Of humanity" fourth sermon
Bible seriesl. In evening sermon Dr. shannon viii
questions IN letters received GA Bible series
Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible Class al
$50 a n. League at 6S5 p N.
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Naval Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Commander \. GBEAVES, 20 Office Of Assistant
Secretary Of Navy. Navy Department
Lieut.. Commander IA S. THOMPSON. detached
Bureau Of Equipment. Navy Department 20 duty
connection fitting out South Carolina. and duty
as navigating officer when commissioned.
Alidshipman j. Il. STUART 10 Nebraska
Cable from the commander-in-chief. United States
Pacific feet, dated Manila, p. l., November H.
1909:
Barry.
First Lieut.. r. r. POWELL. NJ. c.. detached First
Brigade Marines Philippine Islands; % Califor-
MIA
Lieut.. Commander G. S. LINCOLN. detached Penn
syiTania; TO duty as fleet engineer. third squad
ron, United States Pacific fleet, on Charleston.
Lieut. NJ G. COOK. detached duty South Dakota !:
to Pennsylvania
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CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. Rev. James n.
W. Blake rector. : 30 a. M Holy Communion.
$50 a. ~. sunday school i a. m. full service
and sermon b tho rector. J. m. evening prayer
and address by Mr.. John W. Wood. corresponding
secretary Of Board q Missions
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G. near 18th q. Rev. r. Il.
McKim, d. d., rector. Holy Communion a. m.
Other services, II a. m, p M. r. m. Mass
meeting. az 8 p. m. IN the interest u the Lay
mems Missionary Movement SPEAKERS. Mr. Will
lam jay Schieferlin. u New York: Mr.. John W.
Wood. Of Nes YORK All SEATS free All welcome
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9th and
! sts- ne. Rev. q. S. Abbott. ir. Services. 80
and II a. H.. 80 and ! 30 D. m. Sunday school.
93G a. Preacher al n. the vicar: subject,
The meaning Of the missionary conventions q
The past week. preacher al night service, the
Rev. John Quinn. Of the Church Of the Ascension.
Acknowledging service. Tie Deun" West
and Like as the Hart" lNoIellel night service,
'MaQlifcat" and ''Nunc Dimittis' tTOzerl and
20 Taste and See" tGoss. Seats free. AL vel
VIC.
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 81 and A sts se. Rev.
W. L. De Vries. Ph. D. and Rev. 4. A. Curtis.
Clergy. Services 49, Il. and 10.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts nv Rev.
Richard 2. Williams. rector Services 80 and Il
a. m. and D. m sunday school. 20 a. n. All
welcome
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth g.. near Mass. ave-
snd c 81. ne Services: Sunday. 80. 1870. and
p. H.. 80 and 30 p m. School, 2. n.
Other days. and e. ID. and : 2, N. Church
free and open % all every day.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass ave. and
18th s. NV Rev. ]. Henning Mems rector.
Services. and IL a. N. and 2. ID. The rector
will preach az s ?. m. 40 ?. n. childTens vesper
service; choir q fifty children. with quartet; the
rector VIII preach
PEOPLES EvENsONG. MOUNT ST. ALBAN'S.
sunday, November 4. az 4 30 .. m 10 St Alhsn' s
Church. SPECIAL preacher. Rev. C. y. Glen
eut Brown. The seTico viii b. sung by the
cathednl choir. Take TennsllytOgn cars
ST, PAUDS CHURCH. Zsd st. noar Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector. 80 Holy
Communion $50. sunday school. o. Holy Com
munion and instruction H. mathis and sermon
b. tho rector. s. eTensong and sermon By Arch
deacon Holden. Seats re-
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W0MAN'S MASS MEETING.
Y. NJ. @. A. EnIistS Services OF Well
known Speakers for sunday.

The Young Womeu's Christian Associa-
ton has arranged for a mass meeting for
women Sunday at $50 O'Clock at the
First Congregational Church. Tenth and
G. streets northwest.
The speakers viii be Miss Elizabeth 5.
Cotton. who speaks more Oriental Ian
guages than any other known woman
and is familiar with association work in
the East; Z. Earl Taylor, general score
tary for the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and George Sherwood Eddy. of India.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th snd SIS
DR.. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching Il a. m. DR..
T. :. Barbour. Boston rs D. m The sacred
neas Of Me' s. $. go a. m. q. Z, p m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (WHITE. 18Th ana o
SIS NV. Preaching az II a. n ard d n by
Rev. ". W McNssters. q S.. Johns y b.
sunday school. go a. m Elgin Smith. supe-in-
tendent Junior c. T.. $50 p no. Senior G. L.
I :. N. Public cordially invited % all services.
DELAYED ANSWERS TO PRAYER" Is THE
subject Of Rev. Dr. Waldron's sermon al u a. 10.
tomorrow a. Strangers Home" shiloh Bar1ist
Church. l. g.. bet 18th and 18th SIS. NV. sub
Jet ~ sermon az As n m. God Is remedy for
sin. Congregational singing with rire organ
and CoruCt ao-luTauiment d speciality. SUNDAY
school go. New Method Adult Bible Class De-
Tor men and women. 90 10 a. m. Missionary mass
meeting SO s. Junior @. T. a. s. and Senior q.
p. At s p N. All seats FREE. Everybody Cordially
furit I'd
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices these columns Houd Herald office b. F
CONGREGATIONAL.

ut. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th 81. Morning ssryice a. :;
a. M. with address By Mr.. George Sber7,oo6
9 Eddy. u India. No evening r-eaching ser,ira-
Congregational rally al Rrs, Corrreg,tio1si
Church. p. n. Sunday school 9.0am Iurios
EndeaTor. 3 p. m. senior EndeaTor. go .. N.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. CIR 1o.,
and g st2 nw. Rev. samuel II. Woodrow. ID. d
pastor Rev. 8 Ross Swift assistant pag.o- N.
a. m. public worship; sermon by Hon. sar,rsl d
Carpen: music b. quartet and chorus choir q
A. m. sunday school. Z y M. Y. p. s c. 2
p. M, mas meeting Mount Pleas1nt and Ins-aB.
Memorial uniting.
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UPLIFT WORKERS WILL MEET.
shiloh Baptist Church Plans Ami
versary Celebration for Band.

Nersary NcAeDruItOn IOr buhu.
The Poor Saints Band of Shiloh Bap-
list Church was organized seven years
ago 10 care for the poor OF the congre-
cation. During this time Il has aided
hundreds Of worthy poor. both in and
out Of the church, and originated use
ful enterprises for the promotion OF the
welfare OF the city. among them being
the work now carried on for the Tefor-
nation Of the alley population OF the
northwest section Of the city.
The anniversary Of this organization
Will take place at o'clock tomorrow at
Shiloh Church. at which time tho teach
ers and schools in tho eight alleys will
attend IN a body. and Mrs. B. X Bruce
will deliver a special address. and Rev
DR.. j. Milton Waldron Will preach
sermon.
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A. E. BURGESS WILL PREACH.

Brooklyn Speaker Engaged for Sun
day Meeting.
AT the next public meeting OF the
Berean Bible class. A. E. Burgess, Of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. will speak on
The day OF judgment"
The Berean Bible Glass is entering
upon the twelfth year Of it's regular ses-
sions.
Beginning with little group Of three
or four earnest Bible students in $685.
meetings were held for two years at the
residence Of J. T. d. Pyles, in the south
eastern section Of the city. Since then the
class grew too large for private parlors
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NoNsECTARIAN,

PEOPLES CHURCH. III East Capitol 81 Re,
Georgia Ferguson. minister. Sunday morning se-v-
Ice al Il O'Clock. when Rev Charles Ferguson. q
NeW OK. associate pastor. Will speak on How
70 start a labor college On Cauitol Hm." Pm.
NeWburghs Bible Study Class at 10 4 n cor
oial welcome 20 all services is extended
OUR RIGHT TO BE HAPPY SUBJECT or
lecture tonight az ID 18th 81 NV Al N~r
Thought school: Dr. NoTthiugton speaker. Con-
ceniTaiion and problems every wednesday. 40.
Public invited
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd are and nh y. n.
Rev q p Wles. pastor Services l. and 73a
A member Of the Laymen5 Missionary Convention
viii speak a. the morning ssrTice. Other services
as usual.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Girl.
LAo3d e Douglas. pastor. Sunday school. go
fublc worship, II; address by Mr. Z 3 st1rgis
On "LAymen's MoTemcut'' Y z s & 3
E'ening service. 8. theme. Martin Luther. 70
tormer' Eree pews srecinl music
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wireless Telephone Denomination

Several representatives Of the technical
department Of the Collins Wireless Tele-
phone Company Of Newark, n. J.. are
in Washington to conduct q public DEM
onstration of talking without wires at
some government reservation grounds on
Monday next. This demonstration was
10 have been given yesterday. but owing
to the late arrival OF Dr.. A G. Lowen-
helm Kopp. their technical engineer. II
was impossible 20 carry out the pro-
gramme. This demonstration will DO at
tended by army and navy officials and
otherG -,
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u a M, Mr.. Albert +. ALariinC q New York.
VIII speak. Musical service led By church quar-
tet, from $50 TO ( O'Clock I 2. n. pr. Wilfred
]. Grenfell. Of Labrador. VIII preach. 3 2. M.
Mr. Jchn Willis Baer. ReT. vs.. B. Hamilton. and
NJ. l. II. Severance viii SPEAK az union service.
Musical scTTicc from 20 20 g O'Clock, Mrs Ralph
?. Barnard will sing. Sunday school az sa5 a. m.
Christian EndeavOr meeting NJ 5 o. m. Thursday
evening az 8 midWcJh serTico
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave-, n ard 18th SIS DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor. IL a. m. President J. Willis
Bacr. q LOs Angeles Cal. viii speak 7.i5 T. H..
union Missionary services q Western. Gurley.
GuntoD-Tmple. and Northminster churches with
This church addresses By Rev. Or. Stead. Of
Persia, and Air. Mariug. q New York.
FIRsT-The Strangers sabbath H0me-Johu Mar
shall II. NV. Donald G.. MacLe0d minister II
q n. Mr.. l. II. Severance. q New York 7.i5
p M. union missionary service: Rev A. T. Nc
Gauah and Dr. James McKean VAL speak. 6. s..
80 a. II. c. T.. 6a5. =. N. AL are Welcone
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Dr.. Grenfen Lecture.

In a lecture at the Central High School
yesterday morning DIR. Wilfred Grenfeu.
the English physician-missionary. de-
scribed the life and character Of the
fisher folk Of Labrador. He declared that
these people were entitled TO tie sym
pathy OF the world
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Enst Pnintingn to be- shnmn-

The canvases painted by the English
artist, Alfred East, F. r. A.. will be on
exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
beginning Monday. November Il. until
Wednesday, December Is. The same col
lection was exhibited at the Carnegie In
stitute Of Pittsburg last winter, and be-
fore that It was shown at the Penn
syIvania Academy OF Fine Arts.
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NEW CHURCH.

NV CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran Sta NJ. Ths
heT. Frank SeWall, D. D., pastor. win preach AZ
y a. m, The young men and the worlds 70
-s-ols nov einent- Sunday school. lZI5. Ves5srs.
p m. with brief addf,aS Friday =, rsV.o-s..
study. Maryland Ministers Conference: s e, N.
IN church. Maryland Sunday School Union; souz
serTice and address. Saturcay-Naryland Assocaa-
uon: 10, pastoral address. collation.; social 70
ception. 2ils o s.. D. m
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nave yeij one Hundred times. and am
willing to say again, that II anybody WILL
take charge OF the poverty and crime
which result from drunkenness, the Sourh
congregational Church, OF which ! have
the honor TO be the minister. will alone
take charge OF the poverty which needs
relief in the city OF Boston.--Edward Ev-
erett Hale
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LECTURES.

LECTURES AT 4Oa A ST. Sc MONDAY W
rembe- Is, S p. n. Law u Kar1na and s-5-t,,sf
liberty Thursday, November IS S q N ''yVha
are angels and what S angelic minIstrri,,
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHrRCH
Scottish Rite Han. l0G O. 81. nv. Services. s-r.
oAy. u a. m and 80 q. m. Bishop OLIVER e
SABIN Is nov delivering a series o. twenty fo-,-
lectures. two each sunday. teaching how % heal
the sick The morning lecture gives TIE theo-v.
the evening lecture makes the application. TsS-,
H'7nial Noting. wednesday evening. az 20. sea-s
free. an invited
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GOSPEL MISSION,

GOSPEL MISSION. IEO Pa ava Rsr. A. W.
Or1yes VII speak this evening. and Sfrs Clark
VII sung. Sunday night. h O. Rand VIII susak
y being the first anniversary Of his couvsraon
Sospet ser'ices eTe-y night in the year. and sun
days 2. M Brief talks. brisf.t testfnonisE and
good music
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UNIVERSAL RELIGION.

W. J. COLVILLE CONDUCTS SERVICES IL
Flynn.s College Han. sth and h SIS. nv. n.
Sisnirc7noe 81 present outlook for Mssd,nic sd-
vent p n, The coming race-DiE-inc-irs
cha7CreTisti-s
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MT. VERNON PLACE N. Z. CHURCH SOUTH.
COT. 9th and X stS. NV. j. Howard Wells, pastor.
$50 q. m, Sunday school. Il a. NJ. sermon by
Rev. ". W, Piuson d. D.. Of Nashville Tenn.
: n m. Epworth League p H.. sermon by
Rev ". F. McMw1J, d. D.. Of Louisville. by.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L EtA n.
Ulysses 6. 3. Pierce. minister 9.f5 a. NJ Sr,-,
DAY school. Class for the Comparative STUDY o.
Religion. and Unity Study Class II A. n morn
ing servieei sermon By the minister 30 2. n
vited % al servic-s
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

WOMAN on TIE WARPATH." ADDRESS BIZ
Mrs. Georgia Ferguson; Song u the ballot" r.
g Rennel debate; Pythiau Temple. l0l2 9th s.
NV. 5 p. m. Free.
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HIGHER THOUGHT UNION GREETINGS

MRS sEAToN WILL CONDUCT THE MEET
ing O. the Higher Thought Union az Rauscheris
Hal looi Connecticut ave Nv. Sunday. d n .
sio,ect q address Mental and spiritual hesling
Public invited
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Preparing for Free Turkey Dinner.

Preparing for Free Turkey Dinner.
The meeting Of the Gospel Mission, 1870
pennsylvania avenue. will be addressed
this evening by Rev. A. W. Graves, agent
OF the Washington City Bible Society.
II. c. Rand will celebrate the first ami
Versary OF his appearance at the Gospel
Mission and his conversion there to-mor-
row evening. The arrangements for the
all-day services and dinner for the poor
and homeless Of the city on Thanksgiv-
ing Day are being rapidly completed.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. ls,A
ard SIS. Nv. SeTices: Sunday lOa50 a9d
6 p NJ
Subject: "MORTALS AND IAnIORTAIS."
Sunday school, II a. n Wedrea1av evsrirz
meeting. 8 O'Clock. Public cordially i-Titas All
seats free. Free reading room. col COLORADO Bldr-
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th and L CtA Nv.
Kew John Van schaicd. r.. pastor. Il a m.
morning service. Tho new missionary nore-
ment $40 a. m. sunday school D n. Y. p.
@. Z. Prayer meeting. Thursdays At :
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pytsi,n Ts--1s ,o-, o..
S. rw. 80 n H.. iusrirztionai a5dres. ~
spirit messages by Mrs. Zaida Brown KateS. All
invited
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

No pleasure IS comparable 70 the stand
ing upon the vantage ground of truth. -
Bacon.
My must passionate desire is 20 have a
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clearer and fuller vision Of God.-Teuny-
son
Nor deem tho inegocable past
As wholly wasted. wholly vain,
II, rising on It's wrecks. at last
To something nobler we attain.
-Longfeliow.
All the strength and all the arts OF men
are measured by. and founded upon, their
reverence for the passion and their
guardianship Of the purity of love.-Car-
lyle.
1t is a question whether all our search
Ing Criticism has ever done so much to
produce efficient work and to bring our
neighbor TO his best as words Of genuine
and hearty encouragement-John Wat
son.
There was never night without a day
Nor an evening without a morning.
And the darkest hour. the proverb goes
ls the hour before the daWning.
n Mackev