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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The blessedness OF life depends more
upon its interests than upon its comforts.
George Macdonald.
Every man. whatever his speculative
opinion. knows better than he practices.
and recognizes a better law than he
obeys.-J. A. F'roude.
Live 50 live T.
To nv Lord heartily.
To nv Prince faithfully
To ny Nelghbor honestly
Die !. 50 die /
-LOus,slOw.
Do the best you can where you are,
and when that IS accomplished, God viii
open q door to a higher sphere. -Beecher.
II a man be a pillar in the temple OF
his God. by and by. he must be some kind
Of q prop in Gods house to-day.-Bab-
cock.
In spite q the stare Of the wisa and the worlds
Dare follow the staTblazed road. dare follow the
vision. -Edwin Markham.
City dweIlers make money. make repu-
tations good and bad. make museums
and SubwayS. make charitable institu-
tions. make with an hysteric rapidity. like
excited spiders. more and yet more com
plications in the may labyTinths OF their
lives. but they never make each others
acouafntances and that is all that
Is worth doing in the wOrld.-Dorothy
Canfeld.
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forest oak and the hidden violet, the
circlins eagle or the sequestered wren
all unite IN attesting the sufficient provi-
dence Of nature. whose other name Is
God.
Thou who hast set Thy dwelling fair
With flowers beneath above with starry lights.
And SET tby zltars eTeryEheTe-
On mountain heights
L woodland valleys dim with many dream,
il valleys bright with sp-iags
And IN the CURING caDes Of eTeTy stream.
Thou who hast taken to Thyself the wings
OF morning to abide
Upon the seGgt places of the sea.
Ard FAR Islands where the tide
Visits the beauty of untrodden shores.
Waiting for vuTzhipers TO cone TO Thee
IN Thy great out-Oi-doors
To Thee I tura. 70 Thee make my prayer.
God q the 0Ten Air
-BeHTy Van Dyke.
Il isn't raining rain 10 me-
It's rainirg daHodils;
In ever dimpled drop ! see
Wild flowers en- the hills
The clouds of -zy erg7Ilf the Gay,
And oTeTwbeim tie town;
i isn't raining rain to ne
It's raining roses down.
II isn't raining min TO ne.
Bat fields q clover bloom,
Where every bucaneering bee
Nay and bed and room.
health unto the happy.
A fg for hiIn who frsts;
II iSat raining rain 70 ne
It's raining Hoets
Robert LoTe-unn.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for columns shoud reach Tie Herald office v t,
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and EsS Re-.
james 3. Clzytoa. acting pastor. Il 4 n. "Ths
Lost Chord" ?. n The renoldcd rfe-- SUI
day school. 80 q n. G. E, p Il E~e-ybocT
weicrue 70 al se7TiceS
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Ioth and IS
DT. J. J. MCir. pastor Preaching Il q Il. rs
?. Il. Blasting at the Rocs q Agss-" 6. -
go a H. C. E. p H.
REVIVAL MEETINGS ARE NOW GOING on
az "St-zzgcs Home. Shi.oh Bapcist Chzrca L
81. bctSeen 18th and I-Ih ssE Nv. Rev. J. Mlto
WGld-ul. D. D.. pssior Extra silginE under ths
direction q Hr. A. Il. ColEsIl q NeT OTiczns
La Spe5L se-nous by Rev Chs-ses s Morris
ID. D. q New ToTk. and Ihe pzs-o-. Meeting for
mea Only. 30 ?. N Al seats free. A co7dizl IL
Titstioa extended % al, espsciaIiy ssFanEs-s
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EPISCOPAL.
NIssInNARY AlFETTNG e ~
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.


E a H. Holy CoU-nuuicu- L a H. service and
seno1 b. Rector c. ErEest Smith; subject. NO
more sea- . evening F1zyC5 10 scr1o1-
MISSIONARY MEETING. "
TEN-NINTTE ADDRESSES: MR.. JOSEPH Z
THROPP. -'WORKING3IES AND THEIR FANII-
LIES N Tbs WEST" REV. CANON AUSTIN.
. "HINDOO COOLIES N JAMAICA - Mr. JOHN
v. WOOD. GENERAL MISSIONARIES IN THE
UNITED STATES REV c. ERNEST SMITH.
d. D.. D. G. L. THE CHURCES OPPORTU-
NITY-" HYMN LED BY ST. THOMAS CHOIR
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and c Es ~ Rev.
Richard p Williams. rector. Services. : 30 and II
a. n. 2 T. M John y. Wood. q the Do
nestle and Foreign Aissi0czry Society. vii make
the address a. Il O'Clock sc-T1ce.
On Ascersicn Day. 80 a II oily.
Al welcome az al SsuiceA
ST MARKS CHURCH. Sd and A SIS se Rev.
" l. De vries. Ph- D.. szd Rsv. r. A. Curtis.
cle-Sy- Series. 80. Il, ard S. Ascension Day.
Mas =. EOiy CcEmuzio1- - n. mGuing
TTsTCT. Holy COTEH-IuiGIl- ard se1uGu. Il g. IT,
festival Knights Tempisrs service With se-noa By
the Bishop q Washington. p II
ST PAUL'S CHURCH. I'd 81 ues- Washington
Cree. Rer. Robert TsIbo;, rec.nr- Edgar Pres;
o-Eanist and choi1nsSteT. Co-poTate c5nmUnio1
fOr BrOthe-hood CT s. Andrew a OciOcS SUI
day school SO Morning praye- and insruction
70. Holy ConmuriCn and ss-ncn. i O'Clock.
Mass meeciuE IN parish hall. with ad57esses by
George OTIS Smith and John W Wood IT :. U.
Eseninz service ard sc-uo1 % Brotherhood men
b the ReT Dr. A. 2. Kzl>oiTins q Bzltizlo-v
-. Farewell meeting q Brotherhood. SD Al
seats sree-
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Mas. ave ard
E1h = Nv. ReT. J. Hcuui-E Mems. rector.
Series 5 and i 4 II. and 2 Il Al i A. n
the Rev. Robert johnson. TeCtCT Church o The
ssviczr. Phisdelphis. Pa VII T-esch a spec5zl
sermon to the Tri-Dioces2n Convection q the
Broihs-bocd Of S. ADdrgE. TIE rector VII
rzCacl a TIE D n se-Tice-
CHRIST CHURCH GeougctnEc- CO.. 0 and 5lsi
s. nv Rev lanes H W Blake reCtm. -
a. D.. Holy Communion. sss3 a. r.. Suadsl
school. u a. na., fan se-vios and se-Tzoa b. ts'
Rer. WsHer p. Stehl, o Csz.e-vile, Nd a
? m. evening payer and sdd-eSa
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G s. Res. T. Z McKiu
rectcr. Holy Communion. g. Il Service snc
ScTmCn Il a. n. ard 2. It. Ss-SugsTs wslCJE-e-
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth st rear s. ne
Scriccs. 80. I0-G and i a. n. 32l and II
,. II. SChooi. ; D z. The Rev. Fatb= Sargent
O. 4. C.. VIII TTeach az Il 4 srd : :i5 2. n
and at 5 ? m co Monday, TUESDAY. a1d Wednes
day: sGb5ec, Church rTincples
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

Nj. VERNON PLACE NJ z CHURCH SOUTH.
cor. s-h and IS Nv J. HOzzrd Wells TaStuT
Sunday scICol. 81 Il q. II. A great re1Encis-
ticn; @. Exchanging T-izces scsptT foT sbep-
herds Cook p IA EDEo--h LeaE1s- . Il.
Lots chOice- q. STEPS Ehica lad 10 SOic-l-
ST. PAUL ". z CHURCH SOUTH. q and ; -
HE. Rev. William Eustscs Hez-y. pastor. OWNS
worship. - Il ard = Il 0ther services a.
usual Scrz.sez welccms.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

VT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and lsth =. EE- The pastor. Rev.
NJ Ross Fishhg7n VII preach 81 i and a.
Morning s1bssct Seeing Is bslissi1g-" e7e-tr-
Two u5os-z c0utTzs-. Music by qus-tee s2d
chorus. SO a. n. SUNDAY sckcoL 2 r..
Jvzi0- Ezdsavoz- $50 P T., seui- En5esvoz
A welcous for al.
FIRST CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH. cor. Io-h
and SIS nv Rev SaEae. Il Wocd-cw. y. d.
pasto-- Il a II and 2 IT, pub-ic worship
with serz.ozs b the TasfoE. The nsxI thi1E
''Soznc modern idols" Nzsic By quartet SO
cho-us choir. led b Dr. J. " Bischof. oss2rlst-
90 a. T.. Sunday scaocL SIS ? n \. z
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An outing Al Great Falls was enjoyed
By a merry party Of Endeavorers from
the First Baptist Church. Sixteenth and
o streets northwest, Tuesday evening
Following their arrival at the falls.
Just after a beautiful sunset, C. V Neibel-
OF Long Beach. Cal. took a fiashlight
photograph OF the party.
In making their reports at the monthly
business meeting OF the NOrthminste- G.
z. Society. the lookout committee stated
its plan 70 revise the soc!ety's roll OF
members. and the social committee an
nouuced q bubble party 10 be held soon.
az which the admission viii be one bub-
bic pipe
At the close Of the business session the
members repaired 20 the kitchen Of the
church and enjoyed ''taffy pull
a Bible study class taught BY Mrs r.
L. Steele has met at Christian Endeavor
headquarters. 80 Bond Building. for the
past four weeks. The attendance has
been good and the study profitable.
Il has been decided 10 continue these
meetings a short time longer. They are
open 10 all who are interested, free OF
charge Bring Bible.
At the MAY business meeting OF Gun
ton-TempIe Christian Endeavor Society.
Tuesday evening, Miss Grace Dewey re-
signed as corresponding secretary and
chairman OF the lookout committee.
There we're many expressions Of regret
al the necessity Of this action
Miss Jennie Kinney vas chosen 10 III
the position OF corresponding secretary
The Craftsmanship position has not yet
been filed. Resolutions Of appreciation
for the good work Of the social commit
tee in connection with recent enter
tainment were adopted
Reports from the officers and commit
tees at the Nay business meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Society OF St Paurs
English Lutheran Church showed that the
affairs CT the society were IN good con-
dItion. The meeting was held az the
home OF the president. Mr. PaCa ObeTlin.
Iz2S Fifth street northwest
Plans were made 10 have q lawn fete
anG strawberry festival Friday night, May
=. on the grounds Of Judge 4. 2. Hag-
ner. 1872 II street, near the intersection
OS II street and Pennsylvania avenue
In addition to the sales Of strawberries
and other refreshments. there Will be a
side show. admission 20 which IS In
Guided in the charge OF 10 cents for ad-
mission 10 the grounds.
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BISHOP DELAYS ACTION.
Sets Aside RumOrs He Would Name
PrO-CafhedraI in a Short Time.

Sets Aside RumOrs He would Name
Pro-CafhedraI in q Short Time.
Asserting that he had not given the
matter final consideration. Bishop Hard
ing yesterday set at rest the rumors
that he would name a pro-cathedral in
a short time. It is probable that Wash
ington viii have no pro-cathedral during
the first year Of Bishop Harding's admin
istration-
II is understood that this action IS
taken In view Of the fact that the bishops
chapel. at the site Of the new cathedral
viii be complel.1 within a year.
The bishop viii preach sermon at the
memorial services TO be held at Wap-
pinger Falls, y. Y, on May 3. in honor
OF Bishop Satterlee
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Head Of weIIe.Ier May auit.

Wellesley. Mass. May H-That Miss
Caroline Hazard is considering present.
ing her resignation as president Of WeIles-
ley College before the end of the aca-
demic year, after serving nearly ten
year as head OF the college. IS q rumor
which IS arousing much interest among
the faculty and students. Miss Hazard
has not been in the best Of health for
the last few years.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle Pns,c- J 6 Butler.
SERIES. With seT1l0l b. pastor. IL by Rev. q,
h Butler. s Schocl. go. l. P. S. c. T., Z
n n. Payer meeting. Thursday
KELLER MEMORIAL Nd. ave. snd sh 81. ne.
Rev. c. r wilss. rasto- Preaching. II and g.
School. e.sa JunicT c. E 5 Intermediate and
senior. : SerTiocs az Luthc1zn Home for Aged
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Il a. m.-SeTuon 81 The VsstO--
? n--Se1rnoa b. the rassor oa Common sezse
II religion"
Musical service. led By church quartet from 80
20 ! O'Clock. M Lent. cello assisting
? m.-Se-mGa by the pastor On The yoyleSSress
q modern he
MusicaI service from 20 70 oclcck. chorus from
Western High School. and Ms. Edith s;Owell. 50
pane
Sunday school al As a It
Chris;ian EndeavcT meeting . Il
THURSDAY evening at s miduesk service
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave- II and l3th rs Dr.. Wallace
Radcliffe. uastcr- II a IT, pu5,ic worship: scr-
mon by the pastor 5 ,. IT,. A study n names.
series. Nusic led b. the quartet choir s>5e
e. H. Bible school. s:i5 a. n. adult classes, SIS
p H. Christian Endeavr Society-
FIRST-''The SfrzuEer's SABBATH Hone John Mar
shall p. Nv Donsld G. Macleod. minister. II
a. n MOTHERS DAY SERVICE; sub5ect.
''Christ's cvronaticr Of neotherhood- rs :. II.
LOVERS : 5. - SpeClsi Mothers Day
service G. E 6,s5 D n Visi10Cs - invited TO
al serIiCS- Seats free.
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GOSPEL MISSION ANNIVERSARY.
Gospel Mission. 1880 Pa. ave.

GOspel MissiOn, 1870 Pa. Ave.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY. NAY =
Il 4. NINTH Street Ch7is.izn Chu-ch. CT. S-i
and p IS, Ne.
p nL-Mission Han. 70 pernss.rznsa zse
20 7. m.-Mcksndrre y. z Church Sl8SS aTs-,
bet oh and 10Th nv
Miss sara WTzy. q New Yo-s VII spcak. and the
BaliimoEe GospeI Trio VIII sins az esch se-Tice-
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NONsECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Temple. I5lz - e.
Services al ud5 . II; RABBI Ab71na Sinou- -
the Washington Heb75T Congregation. vi sDczk
on --Rc,igi0us freedom" Annual meeting at doSs
q seTvceS the special business 5ciug eiecsi0u o,
minister PrUf. NeT6.rghs BSble Study Cas-
81 70 & n. 4 co7iiai invitation % attend tas
sesy:css 5 extended 20 the public.
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THEOsOPHY.

THE HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS.
Lecture b Ms, F7c-encs Dusie. sunday. Il a n.
ls7 H - nv before tie
CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. THEOS0PHiCAb
SOCIETY.
s ,. IT,. sddruTs b. IL. BAKE oa che
Law OF SACRIFICE
PuhlJc invited
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NEW CHURCH.

Rev- Frank SeKan. D. d paStOT, viii p-eacn a.
II a n: The rejcicing trees sunday school,
n.R Fe-peTs. T. n. wish bTief address. Free
loxn EhTa-5 Of the wriHn1 Of SEedeuSoEg tres
t-scts n the ycstib1le.
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sPIRITUALIsM.

DR.. J. n. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TES-
medium vii bold grand Test meeting for sSi-if1ss
DsSSsgCs sunday, TUESDAY. and fTld1y a ?. II
Readings daily. so 9Th s.
MRS. NoBBE HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
ever Sunday. Tuesday. ard Friday nighz at
c'ciock- Private readings daily. - uts & -.
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Wv. c. A. VESPER SERVICE.

YOUNG woxENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Ith and SIS. ". YesDer service. 80 p -,
Leader. Mrs- Woodbury. PuIsife-. Subjscs. Cat
tude." Music. Sutoha-p. Miss Marguerite M0rSs
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Through Nature to God.

Te-Se comments upon the Christian Erdeavo- togzc
fr May 2. 'Jeso1s from the Birds and Flowers. %
Luke xii AS
Modern teachers are equipped with q
multitude OF books. and they send their
Teacher. who has stimulated more
thought and study than any other. was
content to find most OF his lessons in
the everyday life about him He bound
Up common things with profound spirit
ual messages The birds Of the air and
the grass Of the field were his inter
prefers OF a profound philosophy Of life.
With this example, we may not despise
as puerile and shallow the nature study
IN which so much delight and instruction
is 20 be found
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall. l657 6 s.. nv Services SEn-
dsv. II a. H. ard T n Mc-uins lecture cy
Bishop OLIVER G. SABIN. sIhieCt- Ir7--nF1s
q the New Thought." Evening lecture b. NIA-
FIELD 5. WHITMAN. Testimonial meeting,
WednssiaS p H. Seats free- All invited
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CHRISTIAN,

ices with Ssrnou By Frederick D Power. II ard
6 Bible sclool 90. Christian EcdeaTUT = Al
-e1eo--e
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UNITa-A An.

ALL SOULS C8URDH coz 18th and sN
UIyssss G. B. Piezce minister e.i5 a. Il. Srn-
dsy school and Class foz the Comparative Study %
Resigio1- Il a. T.. mo7ning ss1ics; sermon b
the minister. % n n ToslnE PeoDle's Religious
Unioa- The public invited . al servios.
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS sEATOS WILL. GIVE The LAST TALK
q this season a. her ofEcs- The FarT1g77i- oE-
Eth and I s.S Art ~ sunday 2 N SGS-
Jet. The real SoSth-" Pubic inTssed fatie-Ss
trratei week days Until June 3 Ihons Msi7 p
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God gave man this world to enjoy. He
means 10 share His own pleasure IN il
with His children 50 He has made II
exhaustless IN its beauty and variety and
interest Whoever does not find delight
in the fields and flowers and birds and
skies has missed one Of the first and best
delights OF existence. That IS an inverted
and unnatural mode Of life which seeks
recreation in pictures and books and par
loT games and public entertainments. and
ignores the simple joys which God has
provided in his great out Of doors. There
are persons who viii spend s. and stay
up hall tbs night in order 70 hear an
cIera who viii not get I'D an hour or
two earlier in the morning OF spend 10
cents caTfare in order 10 hear the CAROL
Ing Of natures feathered chorus amid
the glOrioCs scenery OF an awakening
day Such Persons. though. would not De
voted wise by any jury Our times are
s-reSSing the beauty and happiness e
life ont Of doors. wnere God seems nearer
and IaCre teI1tIiIi than anywhere e-s..
Dear Lord. since thou didst ulaks the earth.
Thou madst It lot fc- sTisf. but mirth.
Therefore vii Be glad
Ard let Eho VII be sad
FG Il lead ny lie with care.
Whnt pTOdt ne the buxon ar
And what The sweet birds choir
Or HeaFeIs azure fre.
Lord. as It's thine eternal STATE
With joy undimmed 20 contemplate
TIE world that thOu hast wrouCrt
As mlrrur for thy thought
50 every moning would rsse
and offer thee fOz sacrifice
A spirit hight and clear
As the vide atmosphere.
For. Lord sincs al is vel with TLee.
Il zDnCt vel be IL with M Anon.
Consider the Hlies.'' exhorted Christ.
Emphasize the first word. Do not mere
" view with a passing glance. but con-
slider carefully the deeper meanings Of
natures manifestations. Jesus tried dill
gently TO open the eyes Of His friends to
the significance Of what they saw. There
Is no training for heIpfulness. and no
pleasure greater than the power Of OBJ
seTvation. To the person with seeing
eyes all the passing show OF life and all
the theater Of natures operations be-
comes an exhaustIess source Of entertain
ment-
To dig in II dirt-preserably dirt 10
which one Z title-with ones own
hands. to plant s own garden is a
pleasure such as the begoggled and mad
" speeding automobilist cannot under
stand or equal
Ficver IN the c7zuniei wall
pluck you ont Of the cTsnaieS-
hold yuQ here. root and all. IN nv hand
Little foEeT-but If I could understand
What y0u sre root ard sT u all
should knox vhat God sld nan Is
-Tennys0n-
Natures lessons are all simple but pro-
found The greatest truths are the clear
est II we dwell more upon the essential
principles Of life. applying them at every
point Of character and conduct. we should
have less need for speculation concerning
truths minor raTnifcations.
silently. one by oae. IN the Infinite meadows os
Heaven
Blossoed he lovely sars. The forsgt-eDo,s Of the
sngsls -JnEfeIoV-
Every carroling bird sings God cares. ''
Every flower that trusts itself to soil and
sun and rain repeats God cares" The
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UNIVERSALTST.

CHURCH or OR FATHER. Islh md I zrN nv
Rev Joha Van sohsick Tasr0z- Il a. II, RON
ing ssrTice, seruon By the Rev 4 B Bs-ssfoEd.
= q L
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. I5,A
and stS IN. Services: SUNDAY lo%o a. Il
and 2 n.
Sabsect- ''MGRTALS AND IMM0RTALS.
Sunday schOcl. a. m Wedns~iay cTsulas
meeting a'clccx- Public c1rcislly invited Al
seats free. Frce rzdirg non s0l colorado BldS.
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READY FOR MEETING
st. Andrew Brotherhood Be-
gins Convention To-day.
MANY DELEGATES EXPECTED

Three Dioceses VIII BE Represented
and the Washington Chapters VIII
Act as Host ser the yisitOrs-Canon
HensIey Henson TO Visit british
Embassy-Otber News of Church.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Cardinal Gibbons viii come TO this city
from Baltimore this afternoon and VII
be the guest OF Mgr. James F Mackin at
ST PauFs rectory this evening and TO-
morrow He wiz celebrate an early mass
at st. Paul's Church and administer con
firmation to a large class OF children ana
adults after the high mass, which VIII
De celebrated by Rev. William II. Ketch-
un, director of the Catholic Indian mis-
sions. Rev. Thomas A. Walsh will be
deacon OF the mass, and Rev. James Krug
srodeaeon- The cardinal viii preach a
or.ef sermon. The children OF the parish
VII! make their first communion at the
o clock mass
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VISIT GREAT FALLS
Christian EndeaYor Society
EntertainS at Outing.
PHOTOGRAPH OF PARTY TAKEN

Much Interest shown at Bible study
Class of Mrs. II. L. steele in the
Resigns as Corresponding Seere-
tary of GuntOn Society.
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Rev. Henry Hyvernat. S. 7. D.. profess
sor OF Semitic languages and Biblical
archaeology in the Catholic University OF
America viii sail for Europe to-day on
the transatlantic French liner Madonna
DT. Hyvernat. whose health during the
past winter has beeR somewhat impaired
by oVerWork. goes for rest and recupera-
ton.
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W0ndTUCs truths. and manifold as v0aldrJus.
God hath written II the heavens above.
But 10 less n the hoWerets beneath rs
Runs the rrco1 Of His Love
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PRESBYTERIAN.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. y and lsth s,S
Charles Wood. minister.
Tyler Ds-nstt. sszSant m5n.Ss-
James McC. Hen-y. miEiste- * Peek Chzpel
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E a. n. Holy CoE1mu1ic1- L a Il. service and
seT1noa by Rector c. Finest Smith; subject. ~
more sea-" -. evening r1zye-5 10 sornou-
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Children Of st. Augustine.s parish viii
make their first communion al the :
O'Clock mass to-morrow morning. and viii
have the May procession at o'clock In
the afternoon.
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He is fortunate man who has heard a
great ecclesiastical debate, conducted :.
high plane by master minds. Several
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A special meeting has been called OF
members OF the congregation Of the
Shrine Of Our Lady Of Victory. to OF
ganize a new council in the Catholic Re
lief and BeueaciaI Association. Mrs.
MCsher will be In caarge
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Carroll Council. No. Z7l. Knights OF Co
lumbus, VIII receive communion IN a boz
at special mass. which viii be celebrat-
ed Sunday, May 3. at 81. Theresa:
Church, Anacostia.
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A strawberry festival and dance Will be
given by the ladies Of the Shrine OF Our
Lady OF Victory, New Cut and Conduit
roads, on the evening Of May q The
committee in charge is composed OF Mrs
Hayes. Mrs. Bielaski. Mrs. Retner, aac
Mrs Peters. who VIII be assisted By the
young ladies OF the parish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
M0RN|NGJ0URNAL|S
STILL EXPANDING
Cutting Machine in the
Territory Installed in Big Job
Plant of This Newspaper

The Morning Journa, Is still expand
ing.
This is Of course ~ news to those
who have Watched the Morning Jour
nal growing in the last few years.
II may be interest, however TO
those who have seen the already big
plant of the Morning Journal TO know
that this newspaper has just installed
at a cost of over $1,000 the largest
paper cutting machine in the south
west This cutter was manufactured
by the Oswego Machine Works, Os-
wego. y. Y. and weighs about $500
or two tons n a half. II
by q big electric motor n viii
cut a stack OF paper forty four inches
wide II necessary and as high ~ you
can pile il.
There Is no cutter like this In any
plant in the Southwest.
This is Just another Of those little
straws which show hat the Morn
ing Journal is growing. Every little
1t Is something-now a limo
TYNE machine. now = new press. again
a cutting machine. now an addition 70
the floor space-and already this
has the biggest printing
in the territories.
A. the breakfast food people say,
There's a Reason.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
FOR SALE--MisceIlaneouS.

FOR SALE-400 Angora goats; ESQ
Ewes; 600 wethers and % rams;
VIII exchange any OF all for city prop
erty. w. w. Bacon, III E. Gold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
STORAGE


NV H~funsWick. \ J.. March -
The barge Maryland, formerly the
steamboat General Slocum. on which
more than 1000 persons lost their
lives a Few years ago. sank at South
River yesterday. The Slocum was re-
built and converted into n barge some
time after the disaster in the East
river. New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

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