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he had a fine trip and an enjoyable
time with his brother Knights.
Mary Hudson came down from
Swanville on Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her grandmother Mrs.
Phebe Boobar on Wednesday.
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After His Mother

Friend-So this is your little boy?
He looks very intelligent.
Proud Mamma-Just as I was at his
age My daughter, now, is more like
her father. ss
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-05-13

Any person having anything to sell,
bring in to me on the forenoon of
May Is. Auction at o'clock.
f. E. Minette.
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A Dark Secret.

Oh, why is the young wife weeping?
Is she weary of washing ar.l sweep
- ing?
+. "- Oh, no! It's not that,
But just that her fiat
Is too dark for light housekeeping.
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Goodies His Froos,

Caleb Watts of Lily Pad, Pa, who
raises frogs for the market, gets the
best results by feeding them on liver,
corn meal and flies.
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Church Bells Nuisance,

Church bell ringing in London has
become such nuisance in some quar-
ters of the city that the bells are
muffled on week days.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08

ST. PACLS CHURCH. I'd ST. near washington
Circle Rev Robert Talbot. rector Edgar Prlest,
oTrarist and choirmasteT- Holy Communion, 80
Sunday school, s3g HOly Communion and IN
str1ction. %. Morning prayer and sermoH by rec
tor Il Full choral eTens0ng and sermon, 3 Al
seats FREE.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and stN nv. Rev.
Richard p. Williams. rector se-Tices- % and II
a. n D n Rev George Calvert Carter, morn
ing, Rev Charles Emmett Buck. evening Sunday
school. go A. u All welcome 70 al serTices
CHURCH OF The EPIPHANY. st. bef 18th
and 18th SIS. ReT. Randolph n. Iekf1. d. D,
rector. Services at s and II a. N and and
p n Sunday school a. go a. n and p N Ene
Rev. H 81. CeorES Tucker VII preach n the
morning. In the eFening the rector VIII TepsAt DIS
lecture on the conversion Cf the Angio-Saxons Dy
the Roman missionaries and the Celtic MISSIONARIES
IN the seventh century. All weie51se.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
9Th s.. nv. Rev. J. HenuIns S<lns, rector.
Services, 8 and Il q N ssd p m The rector
XII preach az II a. n At = Il. Rev K
MaTsh7u Harrison. D. D., q Philadelphia. VII
preach.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
SIS. ne. Services. 30. le:l5. and Il a. n and
p N. Thursday May g. SPECIAL seTEice markins
the eth anniversary ot the Good Shepherd Branch
Of the Girls Friendly Society AZ p preacher.
the Rev c. r. Ststson. vicar Of Trinity Church
New York; offering for the Girls Friendly Holiday
Homc
ST. MARKS CHURCH. 3d and a sts Rev
W. l. De YTies. Ph- D.. and Rev. X. A Curtis
clergy Services. : %, Il. ard s.
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At the Crossroads of Time.

Te-ss Coznments Upon the Christian Erdsavor
Topic f1T May IS Pilgrims Pruzess SeTies- Y.
At th6 Cross" John. xtx:ls-z7; Lake xii @sss.
The highways Of the countries cross az
a small knoll outside the walls Of the cap
ital Of a minor Roman province. Jerusa-
,em was the sacred city Of a comparative
scene Of the execution as d criminal Of
One whom His contemporaries regarded
variously as a mad rabbi from the hill
country, gentle teacher Of a new way
OF life and a healer OF mems infirmities.
OF the long-expected One Sent From God.
jerusalem is to-day regarded with pecul-
lar reverence by a large portion Of the
earth's inhabitsnts- II Is a sort Of spirit
ual capital OF the world. And all because
upon its soil was erected the cross where
upon hung the Man Of Sorrows, the Re
deemer Of mankind That was the TRACE
dy that changed all the current Of his
tory. There a new chronology was Gre
ated. There a new faith. destined 10
conquer the world. had its birth
The cross, once a symbol OF shame. even
as is the gallows to-day, has become a
badge Of beauty. a mark of honor, a
symbol Of hope. all because the Son OF
God once hung thereon
IN Bunyan's ailegory the Pilgrim lost
the pack from his hack. the load that had
bUrdened and distressed him. as soon as
he came in sight Of the cross The dra-
matte episode especially impTesses youth
ful readers Of the story. II IS al the
cross that the weight OF sins falls and
ceases TO trouble Freedom from the guilt
OF sin and emancipation from its weight
may be obtained only at the cross Of
Jesus. Well does the old Latin motto
label the cross una spes," the only
hope" Of the world
On a hin on the oceanward side Of San
Francisco stands a great Cross. visible TO
sailors at sea for several miles It is said
TO be a mark for the little fishing boats
The cross crowning this sandy hill seems
singularly impressive It is significant
landmark. It spells safety and home. Its
arms beckon TO rest. In II, the spiritual
ly-nainded may read the great truths OF
service. sacrifice, and salvation.
The highest point in the world is not
some mountain peak, but the crest Of Cal
vary. for there earth comes highest to
heaven
When BunyaE's Pilgrim came TO the
cross and felt his wearisone pack no
longer On his shoulders. he was deeply
affected: Then he stood awhile. 10 look
and wonder; for II was very surprising 10
him that the sight OF the cross should
thus ease his burden He looked, there
fore, and looked again, even Til the
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springs that were IN his head sent the
waters down bis cheeks" So II has ever
been. The cross OF Christ breaks the
hardest hearts. 1t has been mightier than
all philosophy 10 overcome the world
The cross is full OF meanings. The first
OF these is atonement. which Is the at
one-ment Of God and man. There the
Father and the children meet in recon-
ciIiation- They who were aforetime
slienated come together. The sin that
separated has been borne away by that
Cruclhed. There is now straight path
to the heart Of God for every wandering
child who would come back The cross is
more than the meeting place of history:
II is the meeting place Of Just Jehovah
and sinful humanity.
LIES heaviest burdens are not those
which are upon US from without, but
those that are within US. Pilgrims pack
represented the heavy heart It is the
weighted and weary spirit to which Christ
gives liberty. Come unto me. all ye thai
labor and are heavy laden, and I VIII give
you rest" cried He. There is peace Oi
| heard only al the cross.
A new symbolism has been given 70 the
world BY the crucihxion. The cross is the
emblem Of mercy. borne above the fields
Of battle carnage. 1t is the favorite orna-
ment OF rich and poor. 1t crowns the
church steeples, as an uplifted sign OF
! spiritual succor and Of divine forgiveness
Powerful fraternal organizations are
/ proud to display 1t as their banner
labeled In hoe signo vinces." Now thi:
was not always so. Paul was using nc
vague phrase when he spoke Of the Of
/ fense OF the cross. For In his day. as Il
/ Christs. the cross was as offensive as thu
| gaIlows IS to-day. It stood for shame
and the most ignominious death By ex
press provision OF law a criminal who wal
q Roman citizen could not be put to destl
/ in this degraded fashion The extremit!
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UNCLE JOE" SEvENTY-THREE
Speaker OF House Receives Many
Congratulations from Friends.

Speaker OF House Receives Many
Congratulations from Friends.
Joseph 6. Cannon, Speaker Of the House
of Representatives. sometimes called
Uncle Joe" and by some Of his colleagues
known as the Iron Duke Of America, -
was seventy-three years old yesterday.
The Speakers years do not bear heavily
upon him. and he was as bright and
chippeT as ever. He received many con-
TatuIa1iOns.
Joseph Quincy Cannon was born at
GuilfOrd. y. c, May :. 1886 but at a
comparatively tender age lie removed TO
Illinois. where he was duly admitted TO
the bar and was elected States attorney
in Vermilion County, an Office which he
held from 1851 TO 1855. He was elected 10
Congress in 1873, and has served continu-
ously, except for single term OF two
years, when he was defeated for re-
election.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. sor. 10Th
ard SIS. Nv. Rev. Sauuel H WcodroT. ID. D.,
pastor Il = and p. IT, public worship.
with ssTrnous bT The pastor. HcE 20 dignity
cTudse-y The woman and the serDent- Muse
b quartet and chorus choir led b. DT. J. v.
Bisch0s7 orgaBist go a. H., Sunday school
SIS :. r., Y P :. e L
SIT. PLEASANT CoNGREGATIO CHURCH.
Columbia road ard 18th St Rev u Ross
Fishburu- Pzsto-- 80 g. n Sunday school II
q n. sermon by Rev. Ge0rge o. Little. D. D.
p T. Junior EndcsTOr So = Il. Senior Il
deavor 2 r. se-non b. Rex william =
Ewen. Nss;c by quartet ard cnoEzzS welcome
for 81
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LECTURE.

lights and pretty decorations The ice
cream table viii be in charge OF Mrs.
Mucklebaver; candy table, Mrs. Brooks
and Mrs. Niece. lemonade table. the
Misses Theresa and May Henry, straw
berry table. Mrs Bond. fancy table.
Misses Jennie O-LOughlin and Agnes Rod
Ter. and paddle stand, Messrs- Joseph
Burg. Muckle5auer, ROdler. Smith, and
Moran.
The devotion OF the six Sundays II
honor OF St Aloysius viii begin Sunday,
May Is. at St AIoysius' Church. North
Capitol and I streets. The first COM
munion class OF the parish, numbering
I2S children. has been making a retreat
for three days under Rev. Father Lyon.
rector Of the church They viii receive
their first Holy Communion at q special
mass at o'clock tomorrow morning
The May procession viii take place Sun
day afternoon, Nay 3; in the event Of
rain il viii De postponed until the Sunday
following The sermon at the high mass
tomorrow morning viii be preached BY
Rev. Father Rector. 5. J., and In the
evening by Father Kean. 5. J.
At St Mary's Church, Fifth street. be
tween G aud H streets. the children OF
the parish viii make their first holy
communion May Is az the o'clock mass.
There viii be yesper service at 1 o'clock
IN the afternoon, az which the first COM
municants viii renew their baptismal
vows and be invested with the scapular-
Father Wunnenberg VIII preach the ser
mon. and the service viii conclude with
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
The sodal!ty Of the Blessed Virgin OF
St Pstrick's Church. which, az the be-
ginning Of the year numbered only 90
members. now has an enrolment Of soo,
and the services on Wednesday evening
are very well attended. The members os
the Sodality VIII receive communion in
body at the o'clock mass tomorrow
morning Solemn high mass VIII be sung
at Il O'Clock by Rev. William J. Carroll.
and Rev James Smyth viii preach the
sermon. Vesper services at 40 o'clock,
with music by the choir Of mixed voices,
and regular meeting Of the League Of the
Good shepherd st S O'Clock in the even
ing. with music by the sanctuary choir
and sermon BY Rev. William T. Russell,
D. d. May devotions every evening at
80 o'clock.
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April l. this year. sixty-twO dioceses and
districts have made appoTtionments 10
their parishes and missions. as against
hfty-nine TO the same date last year.
Il f. hoped this may induce larger con-
tribUtions. which are greatly needed. not
only 70 meet the deficiency OF $500 re-
ported on September !. 1sOS. but TO pro-
vide for the additional appropriations IN
excess Of last year 70 the extent Of over
yS.
In the Church OF the Good Shepherd
on May 13 the Girls Friendly Society VII
hold its annual meeting. when the preach
er will be the Rev. Caleb r. stetson,
formerly In charge Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd. and now vicar OF
Trinity Church, New York
Epiphany parish has presented for con-
flrmation the past convention year seven
ty-two persons. and more than LOO dur
ing the rectorship Of DR.. McKim.
4 beautiful banner has been recently
purchased by one Of the morning classes
Miss Edmonston's-of Epiphany Sunday
school. TO be known as the Bishop Sat
teriee Memorial, and was made BY the
Cathedral Embroidery Guild
A meeting OF the board Of governors OF
the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital viii be held al the hospital on
Monday. May L. at p n.
The ordination Of Mr.. Clarence Whit
more. OF Trinity parish, viii be held or
Trinity Sunday. June s
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Third Order Of s.. Dominic, usually held
on the first Sunday Of the month. will
take place tomorrow evening al 30
O'Clock in ST. Dominic's Church There
VIII be a formal reception OF 80 new
members into the Third Order. and the
congregation viii be addressed by one Of
the most noted missionaries and orators
OF the Dominican Order, Very Rev c. H.
MoKenna, o. P.
The many friends in this city OF Rev
Edward Rengel. who was for a number
o. years a student al the Catholic Uni
versity and now is pastor OF the Most
Holy Name OF Mary Church. Ellicott-
vile. N Y. viii learn with deep regret
that his church and rectory were entirely
destroyed by fire April I3- Only about
half the loss Is covered by insurance.
Plans were Immediately formulated for
the erection Of a new church and rectory
Father Rengei has the sympathy and
loyal support Of not only his congrega-
ton, but also Of the nOn-CathoIic citi-
zens, who have already promised mate
rial assistance
Forty hours devotion viii be celebrated
tomorrow at ST. Anthouy's Church.
BTookland. beginning at the high mass
at Il O'Clock. Father Southsate VIII sing
/ the mass and make q few remarks. ex-
planning the devotion. He viii oe assisted
/ by Dominican priests from the College
OF the Immaculate Conception. The Holy
Name Society viii form the guard OF
honor during the procession Of the
/ Blessed Sacrament following mass. Mass
I pro pace will be said Monday morning at
| ? O'Clock. and confessions viii be heard
/ afternoon and evening both Sunday and
/ Monday. The celebration viii close with
the mass of. reRosition at. 10 o'clock on
/ Tuesday morning.
/ Potomac Council. Knights Of Columbus.
and members Of the Holy Name Society
OF St Joseph's Church viii receive COM
munion tomorrow in body al the
O'Clock mass at that church. The annual
| Nav procession OF the children of the
parish viii take place az O'Clock in the
afternoon. and after the cr0wning OF
/ the Nav queen the congregation will
listen TO a sermon on the devotion Of the
Rlessed Virgin by Rev. Edward c. Fitz-
gerald. o. P. from the College OF the
Immaculate Conception
: 4 hazaar and May festival vii be given
BIZ TIE women of St Anthony's Church,
/ B-ookIand. May "a. .. g. and 2. for the
benefit OF ST Antnony's School, which is
+ conducted by the Sisters o. St Benedict
/ The tables will be arranged on the
+ grounds surrounding the BeaedictiEe Se=-
vent, Ninth and Newton streets. Brook
land, which viii be gay with many colored
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Il a m--The pastor VIII preach
,. m--The pastor VII preach On The eccen-
t10ty q Christianity.
Musical service led By church quartet. from 80
90 O'Clock Mr Charles Rabold assisting
, m--The pastor VII Treach On LongfeIlOT.
Toct and preacher.
Musical service from 80 to o'elock; NJ. Charles
Rahold- tarytone-
Sunday school AZ 9-f5 a II
Christtsn En5eay0T meeting 2 L.
ThurSdss evening az :. E-idzeek serE1ce-
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
NeT York ave Il and 18th S. Ds- Wallace
Radcliffe pastor. II g. u. public worship. ser-
u1ou by the pastor. :. IL. A s-zdy N Bzlaes.
Music led by quartet choir ID A. Il Bible school.
Pas a n adult cases 6-f5 = n. Christian
EndezFu- Society.
FTRST-'-The S-rsnEer's sabbzfh Hons'-Jobn
Marshall T. nv DonaId { MacLeOd. minister.
Il a. n. David McC1nsushy. secretary F0Tcigu
Miszio1 Beard. 5lS 3. II. socs service 6y eholT.
: 5. 80 g. II c. Z. S,i5 ? II Al are Eel'
crrre-
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LUTHERAN,

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave and sch s, re
Rev e. z Wiles. pastor SsTvicss. Il and 8
school 80 Junior C. E In1erneils1e and
Seuio- :. PRAYER meeting Thursday. ,. Il
MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle. PzstCr J. e. Butler
Services. with scE1Boa b pastor. a. Il b Rev.
O. Il. Butler a. s School. 80 {. Z. P H
Przvc- rnestiuz THURSDAY.
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vandaIs Attack Historic BrIdse.

FrostbuTg. Nd. MAY The historic
bridge on the National Pike over the
Savage River, between Johnsons. Garrett
County, and Frostburg. was. attacked by
vandais. who used pike poles and about
six feet Of the northern exposure OF the
arch, !nciuding the keystone at tie tsA
was demolished
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EVANGELICAL CHRIsTI1X SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
scvttish Rite Han. 100 q s. IL. Services, SUI
day a. n ard : 2 r. Morning lecturs b
Bishur OLIVER G SABIN- sl55ecr. Tbs r-1s
and TIE fzise q so-Czlied NsE Thought theJzlss-
ETeuir- ioctu-e bv D. K TRIMMER suo-ec--
The uitness q the Spirit Testimonial meet
fnz wednesday ereuiuE AZ o'ciock- Seats free.
Al 7u-i-ef
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EPISCOPAL.
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS CHURCH. near Dupoa Circle.
SO a. za.-Holy Cornnunioa.
go a. na-Add-ess 70 children bg the Bishop OF
Idaho.
HOO =. u.-Scmoa b. the Bishop u Idaho
so z. m.-Scrmon by Rev Canon Austin; third
q se7i1s On ~PTayer."
Al cordially welcomed
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING EPwORTH
LEAGUE UNION a. EpToTth Church. f'ridzy and
Saturday. May ard = address. May q by
Rev Wallace Radcliffe, D. D.: Nay = b Re7.
: h CCckren
Mt VERNON PLACE u. z. CHURCH SOUTH.
corner eth and X IS nv ]. Howard Wells. Pas
tor. 9-5c. Sunday school Il A. r. -The farther
step: o. Ths step EhiSh leads % glory ard 20
God" , n. EpwCTth League z ,. II. The
silence Of God and the voices q God; g. Why
God does Tot tel us abogt our dead
ST. PAUL u. Z CHURCH SOUTH. q and -
NV Rev. William Eustaoe Heury, pastor DiTins
worship. Il a. n. and p H. Other services as
usual Strangers welcome
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
The Herald office BY 9 ?. n. Friday.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPoLITAS MEMORIAL N. E. CHURCH.
corner Joan Marshall Place ard { s. John Read
Shaunon. mirizteT- At Il a. H. Go. tel ny
oTCtnTua tnst ! ascend to my Father aa5 yosr
Father" At > r.. Cur three BIRTHS il og-
estlutioa toward oEsr Immortal testiny~ The Al
NAL memorial service ot KIT Carsou Post. No.
g. A r., Department q the Potomac. SUNDAY
sclcol ard Metropolitan Bible'Class al 80 a Il
EDxoSfh League al ss5 = II.
FOUNDRY II Z. CHU RCH- 18Th and Chs.rch s;s
Rev Robert " AIcore. D. D. pastor; Rer. G.
z Wise, assistant pastor. Sunday school. 80
a. n Public worship at II a. n with sermon
by pastor ETTorth Lssg1e. = D. SerTics o.
welcome.
HAMLINE n. Z. CHURCH. s,h and P Sta NJ.
Rev Charles 7. Guthrie. pastor. go a. d.. sun
day school Il a. n. FGSlie seTvice and ser11ol
by the p2stoT- p H.. Epw0-th League pTai5s
seTTic-. 2. m. LABOR SUNDAY sermon- The
church and the labor uni0nS" Seats free. Pzbhc
invited 70 AL serrices
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH cor 18th ard L SIS
Ulysses 9. 3. Pierce. minister. sf5 a. IL. Sunday
scaool and Class for the Comparative STUDY O.
Religion II a n uorrilE scTvice. serr7C1 b
the minister. 80 r H.. Young Pe0Plcs Religion:
Tri0r The rrfbic invited 70 an services
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UNIVERSALIsT-

CHURCH OF OGR FATHER. I5,h and SIS nv.
Rev. John Van SchaiCk. T. FaSt0T. Il g. H.
mcrins se7ice- The day e The white Hower5 or,
TIE mothers Of A-erics-" e-s5 g. n sunday
school = n Y = & L
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NEW CHURCH.

SEw CHURCH. 18Th ard Co7oo-zn SIS Nv The
Res. Frsnk Szvall, p. D.. pastor. VIII preach at
Il =. n life IN His naTae. Sunday school.
E-B Tespers- 5 2 n With brief address Free
Loan IihTzrT q The writings q SEc1snborg- Free
tracts IN the TeStibule-
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There IS a usen bin far away.
Without a CITY val.
Where the dear Lord was crucihed.
Who died 70 save u5 all.
We may not know. we cannot tel
What pains He had % bear;
But we believe Il vas for US
He hung and suffered there
He died that We might be forgiven.
He died 70 make Us good.
That We might ga az last 20 heaven
Saved BY His precious blood.
There vas no ofher good enough
To pay the rTice Of sin;
He only could unlock the gate
OF heaven and let us in-
or. dear3y. dearly. has He loved.
And We must love Him too.
And trust IN His redeeming blood.
And ny His works 20 do.
For there's green hill far away.
without a city val.
Where the dear Lord ~us c-udA0d,
Who died 70 save US all Z
-Fr1nds Pot
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Izh
and sts Nv Services Sunday. lo55 q Il and
2 n
subjc-t- ADAM AND FALLEN NAN
SUNDAY schooi I T. r. Wednesday eTsui-g
melting o'clock- Pebble ccTdiaI,v. invited Al
sssrs free Free reading roc1n 81 Cclorsdo Bldg
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Y. W. c. A. VESPER SERVICE.

YOUNG woMEx's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
18th and T SIS. ~. VespxT service. 80 p H.
Leader. Mss Florsnce " B-oTn- TcFic, 'Notes
frnrn Tie hierrizl rrrfe-rnce" Al uelc1ne
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BUYS SITE FOR HOME
Headquarters Christian En-
deavOr to Be in Boston.
LEASED OFFICES USED NOW

E. P. Gates Looking After the Dis
trict of Columbia Share in the
Building 10 BE Ereeted-GuntoH-
Temple Society Gives Interesting
Enterteinment-COm Named.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

The Papal Delegate, Mgr. Diomede Fal-
COMO. viii leave to-day for New York. TO
be present at the services commemorating
the loOth anniversary Of the laying Of the
corner stone Of St Patrick's Cathedral
He viii assist at the Pontifcal Mass in
the Cathedral .o-morrow, and the csre-
monies VIII also be attended by Cardinal
Gibbons and prominent ecciestastics from
distanct dioceses-
Mgr. Falconio will be entertained at a
supper here previous to his departure by
Rev. William T Russell, D D., pastor Of
ST. Patrick's Church On the trip 10
Europe he viii be the guest Of the alumni
7 of the American College at Rome.
Mgr FarreIly. the newly consecrated
Bishop OF Cleveland. VIII remain in Rome
fer the affair. Mgr. Falconio VIII return
/ 20 the United States about the middle OF
July.
At St. Martins Church tomorrow the
Holy Name Society viii attend the
O'Clock mass In a body The monthly
meeting Of the society viii be held in the
evening. when it viii be addressed by
Rev. T. E. Conroy. and the service wiz
close with May Devotions and Benedic-
ton sunday, May =, the children OF fhe
parish VIII make their first communion al
/ the S o'clock mass At O'Clock in the
afternoon there will be the annual May
procession. In case OF rain. the process
sion win be deferred until the Sunday
following.
I Cardinal Gibbons win administer con-
frmation at St. Paurs Church. Fifteenth
and streets. May IS The children Of
the parish viii make thei- first eOmmu-
zion at the o'clock mass, and cOnfrma-
4 ton services viii De held Immediately
following the Solemn High Mass at Il
O'Clock
The ladies Of the parish. under the di-
rection of Father Krug. are makiSg elab-
crate preparations Tor a lawn fete.
The regular -.onthly meeting Ct th'
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THEOSOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. 81 s. ". sua-
d.y Il a. n. address By Dr. A J Co-y o.
'Theosophy. rs beaTiEg on scientific ard relslous
thought Address by Dr.. Baker. ; = t. su6lsct.
Path q siiscpleshiT>' Public invited
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The great man is he who does not lose
his chiId's heart
Expediency is mans wisdom; doing
right is God s.
-GsnrSs Meedith-
Light Obeyed fnc-easeth light:
Lisht resisted b-InEeih night
Avon.
He that wsIketh hunbly. walketh safely.
Owen
a man educated IN mind but not in
morals Is a menace 10 society.
-Roosevelt
Absenoe & occupation IS not resL
mind quite vacant Is a mind distressed:
An idler Is = watch that wants both hands.
As useless 4 It goos as Il Il sands
-c0sD1.
Not % cal attention to crowded work OF petty
fatigue o. triral ezpS-iences;
Tc heal wounds which IN times past ny c-uei and
careless hands have made.
To seek no favor. no CUnTars01. 70 deserve. not
ask fsr tenderness;
Not % feel any uneaSness when ny advice O,
oTauiCn is rot asked o. 5 set aside.
Archbishop BenSons PfiR1VisS.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
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REV. GEO. BAILEY. SPEAKER SUBJECT.
--The passion siblimc-" Tirle- Sunday. Nay g.
T. n Young Mems Christian Assocz1ill- Al
usra invited
The Washington herald., 1909-05-08
PRESBYTERIAN.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Ccunsc1icit ave y and lsth rs.
Charles Wood. minister
Tyler bennett. assistant minister
Jz1es Mcc. Henri. minister Of Peek Chapel.