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the BLaCKO MEDICINE CO
Spencer, w. Va.

Miss Blanche Griffith visited
relatives at Ashland, Ky, last
week.
Mrs. j. l.. Jordan called on
friends at Hunting ton last Sat
urday.
Mrs c. b. S,eed has returned
from n visit with relatives at
Pichard.
Mrs. Willard Griffith, who has
beea alilicicd with tonsiitis. is
conYalescing.
Miss Euycnia Forbes, has return.
ed home from visit with relatives
at Ivcr-on.
II. A. Haskell of Ashland,
special agent of the National
Union Fire Insurance Co, visited
our town last Monday.
Eli.h, the little daughter OF
Dir. and Mrs. Richard Cyrus, has
recovered from a case Of tousiutrs
Misses Edith and Hernia Mar
cum were guests Of relatives at
CatIettsburg, Ky, last Friday
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Headache?

Want to know the quickest and
best way 20 stop it? Take
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They are the best because they do
not leave any disagrceable. after
effects. Just simply quiet the nerve
irritation which causes the distress.
What is equally important they do
not derangc the stomach-on1y
pleasurablc sense Of relief follows
their use
am IN fairly good health. but sub
ject % frequent heavy. cloudy beod
and occasionally dull pain. + get relief
with one or two Of Dr. Miles Anti
ram P.lIs. They are very beneficial TO
me ard do not like to be- without
them j.. +. LEWIS. Cleveland. o.
The first package Will benefit; If not,
your druggist will return your money.
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learn that she contemplates moving
to Huntington soon.

learn that she contemplates moving
to Huntington soon.
Misses Stella and Maude Evick OF
Ceredo were calling on friends here
last Friday.
Miss Edna Kriebel, after a pleas.
ant visit here with her aunt, Mrs.
L. u. Chambers, has returned Ia
her home at Logan, Ohio.
Mrs. James Bernhold and child
rem have returned to their home
at Portsmouth, Ohio, after visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. George CLARK has returned
10 her home at Prichard, after a
pleasant VISIT with relatives in our
city.
The members and friends of the
NJ. K. church Of this place surpris
ed Rev. w. F. Sheppard. the pa.-
tor, last Saturday evening by TAX.
ing him an abundant supply of
life's necessaries.
Rev. Mr.. Waller of Maysville,
Ky, brother of the pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preached hare
last Sunday-morning and evening
After having spent several days
here the guest of relatives Miss
Hattie Wickline has returned TO
her home at Wellston, Ohio.
Miss Minnie Willis has accepted
a position in the millinery depart
men: of the land-BiggsW ilson
Co.'S store at Huntington,
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Notice to Subscribers.

Our subscribers will please bear In
mind the ruling of the Postmaster Gen
eral that if they become in arrears more
than twelve months we will be required
to pay post ige at the rate of one cent Tor
every four ounces, making one cent post.
age on each paper sent you. If we are
compelled TO pay this postage we expect
to charge it to the subscriber; therefore,
see that you do not become in arrears.
LOOK AT THE DATE AFTER
YOUR NAME ON YOUR PAPER.
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\ Hurry Up Cali.

Quick MIR. Druggist Quick A box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve-Here's n
quarter-For the love of Moses. hurry.
BABY : burned himself terribly John
ME cut his foot with the ave Nantes
scalded-Pa can't walk from piles-Bil-
lie has bOils- and my corns ache She
got 1t and soon cured all the family It's
the greatest hedler on earth sold by
Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, and Il. Ney
Williams, KenOva.
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Dc not be deceived by INSCRIPTIONS
INIT tors who would have you believe
that the imitation pills are as good a.
DeWltt's Kidney and Bidder Pills.
There isn't anything just as good ~
these wonderful pills for the relief of
backache. weak back, Inflammation OF
the bladder, urinary disorders and all
kidney complaints ANY enc can take
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as
directed in perfect confidence OF good
results. Sold by Bloss Drug Go. and
RcnoYa Druggists.
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Died.

+. 6. Pardee, Pullman conductor
of the Il. & o. r. r. Co., died al
his home on 10Th street last Wed
nesday of kidney trouble, aged about
80 years. He had been i'll for only
feS days prior to his death.
The body was shipped to Cory,
Pa, for burial.
Sept. II, 1909. REPORTER
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The ADVANCE anl the CINCIN.
MATT WEEKLY ENQUIRER or the
ADVANCE and the TOLEDO BLADE
for one year for only sl.25. This
offer is for a short time only. IF
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Go With y Rush.

The demand Cor that wonderful stom.
ach, liver and kidney curc-Dr. Kings
New Life Pills-is astounding. The
B oss Drug Store. Ceredo, aud Il Ney
Williams, Kenova, say they never saw
the like. It's because they never fail 10
cure sour stomach, constipation, indiges-
ton, bilousness, jaundice, sick head
ache, chills and malaria Only PIC.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers the safe,
sure, easy, gentle, little liver pills The
original Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
is DeWitt's. The name is plainly stamp.
ed OH every box. 1t is good for cuts,
burns, bruises, sores, boils and sunburn
but 1t Is especially good for piles Sold
by Bloss Drug Co. and Kcnova Drug.
gists
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Mrs. Frank White Of Hinton is
the guest of her father-C x
Gnm. She had been visiting al
Meadvil'e, Pa, and stopped eff
here ON her return home.
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FARMS FOR SALE

Dct Notwithstanding box cottage house
"O of four rooms: good wen in ward: small
riH 80 acre cicated ana IN gra,s county
siv ,,,ii.s 90, G,r,g 60; n,.,.' S'tvdlc
-,.b takes III. b,rT,i,, I've "'"'ie" "o'l@'s
10 room, i,, tcnea. r.'.ii 49, ~, i ~ - t"Ice
-I,,rl ,'rJ -, 80 49,. va -; Ni""! %, OF %
,crs. =, Iii, - 49,, f,, - So. - ~ ~.
Isrd TNL,,'5rJ " - 'i it D9 Us oNu nc, Oh tn!s
property. ''' '''' '''''' '""e' ms
>. ACRES MORE OR Less Near Ccrcdo
corporate line. Good soil with about IL
apple trees. about no. bearing cherry trrrs a.
bearing peach trees. 81 grapcvines, etc. Five
90 I'm - sorry dwelling: good -priug - fr.t
from the door. Seven hundred dollars in cold
cash transfers the deed
Dh - ,llU''e ohly one niie from Ce-
~ I''''' OF Whl-h Is Il tWO-Story dwelling
containing Jour room" Nearly all the Land is
conn, D,rt,,td tt5.., - mas ~" u
~ ACRES MORE or LE9S-T,yiUr hon.
- mile -oath of street car line 10 Ger
tran CITY g. mile from HoryeVtDWul. nearly ali
cleared and iu grass he land has ON ~ a on-.
story tramc cor box house containing two
rooms. Tho i1rd BEL well w5tcgcd ana can be
bought for ,+'N- cash, balance uu time.
ACRES bout onp.half rood bottor, land
apple trees and = ,rt. otbpr trnit. ,i .t
vineyard belring we'll Hons. win tiir.,. r,,,,,s
in good condition. n,0lfe t,psc md .t,,,e ,itl.
house: barn. crib and other bui .dings. Sitnate
City ~ .,,nd , Iunl4eion or 1enira
of ,,I,d l,saltt -, W." s-,n abundance
.Iso ACRES >bou, o. acre. cleared. Is
oats Ten acres ieyei Jand res, can be isrta d
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Miss Lou Piles of Huntington
was the guest of Miss Nellie Bruins
hast Sunday.
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FIRE INSURANCE in the
strongest companies at lowest rates.
See US before you renew. L. II.
MCDoUGAL, CEREDo, w. VA.
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Mrs. Jennie Duncan Of Washing
ton, d. c., is the guest of friends
IN our town.
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Mrs. J. p. Treadway J, visiting
relatives and friends at Parkcrs
burg.
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Miss Madga Sayre of Hunting
ton visited relatives in our town
Saturday.
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Wayne Courts.

Terms OF Circuit Court: Second Monday In
February, May, August and No -cuber.
Terms of County Court: First Monday in Jam
nary, April aud July, and Third Monday in No
v.ntDer.
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To The Mothers Of Wayne COUNTY

If YOU or your DAUGHTERS
are suffering from N F. r V % Il =
TROUBLE, commonly called FE,
MALE TROUBLE, WE ask You
to lay aside your prejudice against
PATENT MEDICINES and give
DR. PARSONS BLACKO PRE-
SCRIPTION fair trial.
"BLACKO" Is ON SALE BY
ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS and
GENERAL STORES in your
county.
After you have used ONE-HALF
BOT TIE, if you are in any way
dissatisfied with the RESULTS
the merchant from whom you
purchased same will refund your
money in full.
WE GUARANTEE BLACKC
in any case of Liver, Kidney,
Stomach or Heart Trouble, and IN
all cases Of female trouble.
If others have failed try Blacko.
You can't lose, as your money will
be refunded if dissatisfied.
the BLACK0 MEDICINE CO..
Spencer, w. Va.
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KENOVA news.
Personal Mention OfThOse
Whom You Know and
Don't Know.

Burl Bowen is on the sick list
this week.
w. ID. kimble was in Hunting
Ton last Saturday.
Rev. K. I. Billups visited Ce-
redo last Saturday.
Simpson Bowen, who has been
sick, is getting well.
T. J. Williams was in Ceredo on
business Wednesday.
p. ID. Piymale of near Dunleith
recently visited our city.
Rev. J. b. Walters sister Of
Michigan is his guest.
Mrs. Max Johnson was a Hunt
ington visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. IehIe were
Huntington visitors Monday.
Miss Sadie Patterson called on
friends in Ceredo last Monday.
Mrs Freeland Frazier has been
quite sick for the past few days.
l.. c. Huff of Roanoke, Va,
spent last Sunday with friends
here.
f. f. Badgley visited West
Virginia's second city" last Sat,
urday.
Mrs. I. Hutchinson and children
are Tue guests OF relatives at
rlcnaro'
MI ana WIS w. d. MarSha'i
were mere iro" l or'smo"'h' W.
'@sV week
MISS Lucy hat'en mas returned
rom 4 WISH Win rela'iYes at 'he
county seat
MIS- 'harles Norniah OIL lron'on'
C"lo' was " ''si'o' mere iaS' ues'
ay'
w. D. l. orS was business
I'si'or at oa'let'sDurg last Mon
ny
L. IN trump, proprietor 0leh'
20" ilo'e'' '''''"" Tue gaze c''y
u '"oay'
-, """'D,' ., Ne''oI" ""nS peo'
T I'm 10 a." ao,, a.,.''''"'S 0"o0i "' MA
49, '0''vs
MIS- W. W. ana MIS-. .. W.
", ". 0 $500 WY g "''e''''"' - ny"
T. t,n, WA. ,,o .
pa,' w y, : S, vas vae 49, ~
ias, Mordon "' Pp"'' az o'e"o
,.. ,i,
oo;.,Na =, o.. -,
, oa,'' ,ha, iao "' """ has
(
MISS Lili'an Aokins mas been
fol the pas, few DAYS.
NJ. and NJ, w S1o,
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Mrs. Martha McCallen visited
her daughter, Mrs. ;. -. Boggs, at
Huntington las. week
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hanser
oil Huntington were Sunday visi-
ors here.
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WANTED Statesmen 20 represent us
In the sale of our High Grade Coco.
Don t delay, apply at once. Steady em.
pioyment liberal terms. EEperien~,
not necessary. ALLEN NURSERY
co ROCHESTER, n. y,
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Published Ecery Wednesday,

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Olo copy, one yeal, 800
Que copy, six months. 80
One copy, three months, 80
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Lewis Earls of Portsmouth wa.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Deitz last week.
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p. HOME ENEWs .
UieIlA4sgE Y; 7 " ~

Mrs. Chas. Ekhart of Hunting
ton was calling here Saturday.
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lob printing Of all kinds realty
- and promptly executed on rea.
sonable tie ms.
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CHAS. a. DAVIS
AGENT FOR THE

o. iroutou, Ohio. Satisfaction guaranteed
Leave laundry at Adkins barber shop or roufy
the agen and he will call for IT,.
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70 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bradley.
one day last week, daughter
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To Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith.
Sept is, 1909, a laughter.
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Miss Nina Stark OF Huntington
spent last Thursday here with Miss
Sadie Wright.
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Mr.. Michael Of Huntington VA.
She pleasant guest Of Mr aud Mrs.
]. r Alley last Saturday
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Take care OF your -tOma "a. j.. EolJl
digest all the food You eat, for that D.,
what Bodol does. Every tablespoonful
OF Koccl dlgests ~ pound rf food Try
II today. II is guaranteed 90 relievc Won
or your money back. sold by Bio.
Drug co. and KenOva Druggists.
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The CeredO Advance.

"A Republican Newspaper that
has large circulation in the Rig
Sandy and Twelve Pole Valleys
An excellent advertising medi-
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The following named persons at
tended the Baptist association al
Whites creek the first of The week:
Mrs. Clarence Chapman, Mr.. Il.
} Maynard, Mrs. Martha NcCaI-
len and Rev. a. ". Ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-20

Lord. as enjoined by the Bible lesson
taken from the 9th chapter of Leviticus
And when a man shall sanctify his
house to be holy unto the Lord. then the
priest shall estimate it. whether it he
good or bad. as the priest shall estimate
it. so shall II stand.' Rev. A. X.
Wright made the dedicatory address and
congratulated the host and hostess. Mr.
and Mrs. G.: Bowen sang the conservation
hymn. Take My Life. and Let 1t Be
Consecrated Lord. to Thee" The parlors
were filled with a large gathering of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins friends from
which rendered appropriate music for the
occasion.
Transportation Committee Named.
AT the last meeting of the board of
control of the Washington District Ep-
worth League President Morris announced
the appointment of Messrs. E. R. Ro-
chester. Frank T. Israel and j. F>inney
Engle as committee on transportation to
arrange for tine tour of the Epworth
Leaguers of this District and their friends
to the eighth International convention of
the Epworth League. which will be held
in Seattle. Wash. July to 10 They
are now at work planning a tour which
will enable those who join the party to
not only attend the convention. but also
the ukon-Alaska-Pac.lic exposition at
Seattle as well as visit all the important
points of interest in the great west. such
as trip over the Canadian Rockies.
Victoria, Vancouver. Tacoma. Portland.
over the famous Mount Shasta route 10
San Francisco; the coast line to Los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-20
In Catholic Churches.

The season of Lent. which begins Ash
Wednesday. February ~. should always
be d time for more urgent churchgoinS
for the people of the Catholic churches,
according TO Rev. y. +. Doyle. rector of
the Apostolic Mission House at Brook
land In order to deepen the religious
interest OF their people number of the
pastors of the local Catholic churches
have conferred with Father Doyle. and
a. result he has assigned number
of priests connected with the mission TO
conduct services at different Catholic
churches during the I.enten season.
These priests are preparing for the mis-
Sionary life and are especially well quail
fed to conduct the special services in the
churches
The list of assignments. as compiled by
Father Doyle. is as follows:
Sunday nights-,'huTch of ST. Martin.
Rev. Eugene Hannah. pastor.-February
~ Rev. William Gibson, Mans First
Duty Toward God: March 4. Rev.
t'harles L. O'Rrien. Meaning of Lent;
March H. Rev Emile iiusser. The Final
settlement; March Il. Rev. J. J. Ryan,
Sc. Causing Soul Death. March ~,
Rev. John Brady. The Breaking of the
Law; April g. Rev. Emile Husser. The
Passion and Its Lesson
Tuesday niehts-March .. Rev. w. Col
bert The Worth of Soul; March q.
Rev. w. Gibson. The Last Accounting;
March Ii. Rev. \. Il. Zimmerman NJ. 5.
=. The TranSgressor's Way; March 81,
Rev. J. J. Ryan, NJ. S. c., Mercy of
God: March 20 Rev Charles l.. OBrien.
Xii gdom. of Christ: April g. Rev. A. +.
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in the century following made them
selves immortal? There was no shrink
ing or fear. no attempt at defense
or escape. With utmost composure- he
submitted lisa, liii:O. supported by an I'M
wavering faith. Fully convinced of the
destiny that awaited him and eager to
escape the evils of this world. he offered
but one petition for himself. that his spirit
might be received by the Lord whom he
had trusted John. xiv:3). His body he re-
| signed to the indignities that might be
offered by prosecutors. The real man
could not be harmed. Stephen would pass
into the heavens. The f1eshly tabernacle
alone could be maltreated Matt, x:2S)
Turning his thoughts to those who were
about him, the martyr was filled with
pity. even as the Master on the cross
luke. xxiii.34. and a petition was offered
for them. that the sin might not be laid
to their charge. request that could not
be granted.
Lamented.
The death of Stephen was great loss to
the church. He had been a bright and
shining light. BY his holy living he had
adorned the gospel. BY his good spirit he
had given announcement and inspiration
He was pattern man. To him all might
point to show the power of the gospel
He had endeared himself to many who
held him as a beloved brother. His words
in preaching had been instructive show
ing people the way Of life more fully. AS
a deacon recently chosen he had proved
the wisdom of his auxiliary Office and the
fitness Of those who filled 1t. 1t is prob
able that such a man would be loved and
honored even beyond the circle Of believ-
ers. Hence. his dead body was taken up
with affection and borne to its last resting
place with deep sorrow (Gen.. xxii:2). De-
vout men. the hottest in the great me-
tropolis. followed the precious remains.
The professions displayed all the evil
deuces Of intense grief so common among
orientalists, and as it passed through the
streets the lamentations told the story Of
the populace that the city was bereaved.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR TOMORROW
Of

judicial proceedings. He was convicted
by his own words Without waiting for
formal vote and in defiance of the Roman
government. which alone could infiict the
death penalty John, xviii:3D, they melted
out judgment with quick and furious hate.
With a loud cry of horror the judges
stopped their ears that they might not
hear the language of the prisoner. They
rushed upon him with one accord and
bore him from the Judgment hall. which
they considered he had polluted by his
presence. They thrust him outside the
walls of the city as the law required (He-
brew, xiii:12). The mob did the execu-
ton. Quick and fast the stones fell upon
the condemned man Uev.. xxiv:16).
Witnessed.
I. j. common to think of certain cir
cumstances as trivial. These are general
ly passed by with slight mention and are
soon forgotten. Afterward 1t has been
lea rned that what seemed to be the mereSt
trif1e was matter of utmost Importance.
perhaps the center Of influences that work
out great results. 1t was SO In the stoning
of Stephen. The two witnesses required
under Jewish law (Deut.. xvii :6), in cast
rs the first stones. laid off their outer
garments which were placed for Safekeep-
ing at the feet Of a young man named
Saul. This young PhariSee CActS, Xxvi:J),
who had studied in the celebrated school
of Gamaliel (Acts. xii 30, was from Tar
sus. a city Of Selicia, and was destined to
high honors among his countrymen. His
presence on this occasion and the service
he rendered indicated that he was esteem
ed by the church officials. He was there,
however, at an opportune time, witness
OF all that transpired In this deed of blood
A strong impression must have been made
upon his mind, evidenced by his after
reference (Acts, Xxii:2O.
Prayed.
How will Stephen die? With what spirit
will he lay down his life, a martyr to his
faith, the first in a glorious company who
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tai. In this instance (verse 49, our les
son records that the false witnesses came
in 10 testify as they had been instructed.
This man ceaseth not to speak against
this holy place and the law" they de-
clared. by which they meant the temple
and the Mosaic institutions. This was
perversion or exaggeration Of Stephens
language, but it was considered sufficient
basis to convict him on the charge of
blasphemy. What a mockery of justice!
What a travesty upon scholarship! What
an outrage upon religion!
Sustained.
In the midst Of this excited crowd
of the rulers, like lamb among wolves
Matt. x:16), Stephen was undisturbed.
AS a faithful servant he trusted the prom
Use of his Master Matt, xviii 1aO) His
duty done he was willing to abide the con-
sequences. and there was given to him
vision Of rare beauty and significance TO
sustain and comfort. Turning away from
the tumult that was about ham and look
ing up as every man should, he had
view of heaven which opened to his spir-
itual gaze Matt, iii:16). There he saw
the glory of God, the effulgence surround
ing the Most High, what few have seen.
There he also saw Jesus on the right
hand of God, the place of highest honor
Col, I'D. This vision came to Stephen
through the illumination Of the Holy
Ghost, by which he was filled and pos
sessed, and under the promptings of that
Same Spirit he declared to those about
him what he saw. 1t was an hour of
great triumph over the powers of dark
ness.
Stoned.
Stephens last declaration exasper-
ated the members of the council They
were shocked by the claim that he had
visions, q prerogative only of the pro-
phets isaiah, I'D. piece of blasphemy
in keeping with what had been previously
charged They saw no further reasons for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-20

At the regular meeting of the executive
committee Of the Washington local assem-
bly, of brotherhood chapters held last
Wednesday evening, at which several
important matters were presented, it was
decided to call special meeting of the
officers of all the senior and junior chap
tiers and the members of the executive
committee for Thursday evening in Trim
ity parish hall. corner Sd and c streets
northwest.
officers for the ensuing year for the
Brotherhood Chapter of ST. Mark
Church have been elected as follows: Di-
rector. Rev. DR.. William L. DeVrieS: sec
rotary. W. E. Frazier; treasurer, c. L..
Mercier.
F. G. Munson of ST. Margarets Brother
hoor Chapter conducted the service last
Langdon.
Preparations are steadily going forward
for the monday Lenten services. which
will be held under the auspices of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the do
cese In Epiphany and Trinity churches.
For the services in the former church
acceptances have been received from
the Rev. DR.. ]. Houston Eccleston. rec
tor Of Emmanuel Church, Baltimore; Rev.
Peregrine WrOth, rector of the Church
of the Messiah. Baltimore; Rev. DR.. Will
liam C. Richardson. rector of st. James
Church. Philadelphia, and Rev. Thomas
A. tombstone, rector of St. Phillips
Church. Laurel, Md. Among the out-of-
town speakers at Trinity Church will be
the Rev. DR.. Charles S. Hutchinson, rec