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III f.lH OF The COVENANT. C91necs--t ~.
aHd -s-I s. Charles Weed. uznis,er- TTi-- D.r-
nel- assistant minister james McEsu-, rufuiy-e-
q Fecz Chapel i a Il. the passor WI r-ssrh
= Il, the Qzs,1- VII preach On The lrnfsili--
sl-1e- musical service. :s5 hy church ,-rs--s+
zr01 90 % o'clCcE s d m - nssfs- -
4'sae- o. Tie s5c5al s-rrss o. city life YflV-
g. ser'lce f-on . % o'clocE; 11s--gt frn ~
S--Ti1e Ba1d- Sunday schooI az SIS a. n Ch-i.-
nan L1deaTo- meeting. , Il Th1-sizy eT.1-
ing- a. 6. nidTsek service
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH
Nev 1o-k ave- q ard I5ch s. Dr. Wsuacs
l-4dc-i-e. pastc-- g. r. Tie Ner ys,- .
. ? II, Scientific col1--zlous q IL OT5
1esIsnenf. y Rev J ? Wrizht, D D os
o1er4-n seUlnEry- go e. T. BIhIe school e-ss
a e, e11it cases 50 D Il. Ca=s-5an p
csaTo- Society Week q prayer serrioss e7y-v
CAV. e1csDt Saturday. Il 80 , II
FIIiSI-.-TEe strznEz's sabbath Hns" IL.
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NEWS AND NOTES.

u The Hawaiian Islands there are 111
Congregational churches. the membership
OF which includes native Hawaiians,
whites. Chinese, negroes. Koreans. Japa-
nese, Portuguese. and people Of mixed
blood.
The famous Labrador missionary. D..
W. T CrenfeI. IS said 10 owe his con
version 20 a Characteristic BIT Of uncon-
venuonailty on the part OF Dwight L
Moody The young Oxford man had gone
from curiosity 20 one OF the evangellst's
meetings but a long-vinded man prayed
so long that GrenfeII, wearied. got Up 10
leave. Before he reached the door he
heard Moody say. While this brother Is
finishing his prayer let Us all sing Gren-
feU decided that he wanted TO learn
more Of a man original and brave enough
90 do such thing. and he resumed his
seat. In that meeting. the story has t.
he was converted.
British Baptists, with the cordial in
dorsement Of the Archbishop OF Cauter-
bury, are 10 place q memorial window 20
John Bunyan IN Westminster Abbey.
Rev Dr.. Francis F. Clark. president Of
the United Society Of Christian Endeavor.
was recently received BY King Haakon
Of Norway
A new theological seminary, 6 union OF
those which formerly existed at Tifin.
Ohio. and Collegeville. Pa. has been es-
tablished AZ Dayton. Ohio. by the Re
formed Church in the United States.
The SEQ Christian travelling men OF
North America who are organized as the
GideonS are undertaking 20 place a copy
I Of the Bible in every hotel room in the
| land without asking outside assistance
Rev. Dr.. John II. De Forest. a distfn-
guished Congregational missionary. has
been decorated by the Emperor OF Japan.
Archbishop O'COnneil. OF Boston. Is 10
leave for Japan shortly on q diplomatic
mission. This is the second tine the
| Pope has sent him 20 the far East on an
| important mission for the Vatican.
Broadway, New York. recently was
treated 10 a procession Of Protestant
! Episcopal church workers. late at night.
with the rector Of st. Georges Church
and Evangelist ". J. Dawson at its head.
The Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, ar
ranged a three days convention OF Chris
/ tian workers, including many OF the
country's foremost evangeIists. for the
close of the year. the whole eliminating
in watch-night service Of Gospel song.
with a chorus Of 5000 voices, in the Coli
scum.
The Bishop Of Manchester. England.
has notified the lord mayor OF London
that he viii set apart one-third Of the IN
come Of the deanery for the benefit OF the
unemployed.
4 New York City pastor Rev. d.. Rob
ert Mackenzie. has been elected president
Of the Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary at San Anselmo. Cal
Gov. Glenn. OF North Carolina. whose
term Of Office expired with the close Of
last year, has been engaged by the
Synod Of North Carolina to spend the
first six months OF 1909 IN canvassin- the
state in the interest Of Presbyterian home
Z rrfeSfcuc
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor 10Th
snd G. SIS. nv. Rev Sanirel H woodrow D. d
rssto-. Il a n public worship. with sermon by
the pastor; recrTti0n q memheTs. and the Lo-G S
super. s 2 n. public worship. With sermon ~
te ras.7- "A trernblinS Judge music BY quartet
ard chorus choir led by Dr. J. " Bischoi,
orSanist. 90 a. m. Sunday school 6;i5 ?. n,
Y. ?. :. c. 2.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and Ilth s.. NV Rev NJ Ross
Ffshh--u rastcr. 9-30 a. m. Sunday school II
a m. sermon bv Dr. q. FvCdgick Wright. Of
Ot-rlir. Ohio: sibicct. "Iucidental c1nfrmatio-s
II New Testament history 2. H.. Junior IN
5esvor. n NJ sermon hy Rev Edwin VI. Bliss.
n d sT,biect. The present Christ. Music by
r;r1s-tet and chorus \ welcome fer all
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THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
WHAT THE CHURCH FOLK ARE
THINKING ABOUT AND DOING.
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.
By WILLIAM 7. ELLIS.

down my bucket again into the well Of
salvation and brought It Up brimming.
HaIleIujahF
A deacon followed. rather proudly. with
this self-satisfied testimony Fifteen
years ago I let down my bucket into the
well Of salvation and brought Il up three
quarters full And Il amt never been up.
and II amt never been down since. but
jest So" And he friumphantly sat down
WhereupOn a rather original man got
Up and said: 1T may not sound right in
a prayer meeting. but I'll bet a dollar
that second brothers bucket has wiggle-
tails in IT.
| OF course 1t had. The religion which is
not a continuous experience is empty for
maiity- The Gospel OF the Acts Is a Cos
/ pei Of contempOraneOusness Il is ma
jestc serial. ever continued IN our next"
( Luke began TO write the narrative; the
| final chapter win not be written until the
last Christian on earth has finished the
work which he has done IN partnership
with the Holy Spirit. The latter's part
IN the acts Of living church VIII be con-
sidered in next weeks lesson
A WITNESSING CHURCH.
The first business Of this scared. feeble.
lonely band Of disciples. after they had
/ been equipped with the mysterious might
OF Jesus, was 10 tell their story. "Ye
shall be my Witnesses was the COM
mand Of the ascending Lord. They were
not called 20 nourish themselves. or to
| escape persecution. or 70 fnd delight IN
one anOther's company, OF TO become
| speculative theologians. Their first and
chief business was 10 be teIlers OF the
Wondrous story.
That primary and fundamental Idea OF
I the kingdom Of Jesus Is getting a new
grip on His church Il Is becoming
/ chiefly concerned once more with the
/ business Of telling the good news. The
I Outreach Of the Church toward the whole
earth IS marked characteristic OF the
/ times. There is discernibIe q tendency
20 use ali the new machinery Of civiIiza-
I ton for this purpose; and one may
pause and wonder what marveIs the
apostolic church wouId have wrought
/ had IL been iu command Of the apDli-
| arCeS Of the twentieth century The Cos
/ pei by the printed page. tle Gospel by
I the phonogTaph. the Gospel by the nov
/ ing picture. the Gospel through newspa-
per and novel, are al familiar uses
RON; next We shall be preaching the Cos
| pei by wireless. Invention finds It's high
I est use when IL IS employed % bear life
1 to life-hunEry men
A LORD on EIGE
/ The only way IN whIch Jesus could be
/ forever with Els disciples was to leave
I them He quickly came again in His
/ Other Self the Paraelete. Henceforth He
was 10 be Lord. not merely OF a little
band Of friends who could see and touch
I Him Tur 0F "a ar-ar- nj Tar.frr L-FroE,r-
destined 10 become universal
/ Thencef0rth the church had a f0Urfold
/ Gospel 90 preach. all centering in the per-
/ son Of Christ
Cr-i- had ITcd-
Christ Esd t-rl-
Christ has user
Christ VII 7e-lr-
II these truths. which the disciples
taught confidently and joyousiy. and a.
+ all costs. was wrapped UP al that EU-
maniry needed 10 know concerning God.
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Water or wine at ChristeninE.

VIII Miss Annie p. CahiH use wine or
ship Delaware February 6 al the launch
ing of the big war machine. which is 10
take place at Norfolk. Va? This QueS-
ton is troubling the minds Of the ". c
II. L. Of Delaware. which body has writ
ten the State officials advocating the use
Of spring water.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

Mt. VERNON PLACE ". E CHURCH SOUTH.
cor Oh and X SIS NV :. Howard Wells. pastor.
90. sunday school. Il a. r- hartiSn. reception
cf members Holy Communion. p H. EfTcrti
IeaSle. g ,. r.. The voyage Of the year;
Ar,~ho-z for the Christian"
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18Th and Z sts.
TIvssss - +. Pierce uliuiste-- e:;5 a. m. Sunday
school. Class Tor tire Comparative Study % Re
lics3a. and Units Study Cas- - w. morning
worship sermon b. the minister Z D. n. IS7lg
Peorlc's Religions i'a.Cn- p r. evening We
ship. sermon by the minister Puzzle invited 10
al srrrices
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YOUNG PEOPLES TOPICS.

Even the best may be bettered: indeed.
it must be bettered If it is not to grow
worse So nobody ever gets beyond the
necessity OF saying, with the apostle:
Brethren. count not myself yet TO have
laid hold; but one thing I do. forgetting
the things which are behind. and stretch
ing forward TO the things that are be-
fore, I press on toward the goal unto the
prize Of the high calling OF God in Christ
Jesus"
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SPIRITUALISM.

MESSAGES FROM THE SPIRIT SPHERES. Al
fred H. TeTy viu hold q meeting sunday evening
at o'cIocS- Lectrre followed b. spirit messages
and usycaomctric readings a. Schmidt Han, SIS
sJh 81. uw.
FIRST ASSOCIATION. PTthian Temple. I812 ssh
S. uw. GccrEe y. HATES ard wife ministers
Lecture at s p. m Sl-it messages ~ Mrs. Hates
after les-ure-
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Thomas circle Pastor. J. G. Butlsr.
New Years services. -irh se-non by pastor. at IL
rs C. II. Bgtlcr Afternoon at 4 School 80.
e. F.. SIS PRAYER meeting Thursday
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave and sh * ne
Res. e z Wiles p1stor. Preaching. II and -
Other services as usual Services daring week q
1-7vsr Iarrar- 20. ere-- evening az O'Clock. ex-
-eft Sst1srday Ereryb5dy vels1ue.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURC-H.
Scottish Rite han. IlE q s. nv SerTices sun
day Il . n ard - p. r. Morning lecture b7
Bishcp SABIN. teaching 'Hov 70 heal the sex
Eve-iug lecture by WINFIELD : WHITMAN.
subject. TIE s-udv II Erangeiicsl Christian Sci
euce testimonial meeting Wednesday erenfng
a. 7s0. seats frcc
Matters q SPECIAL importance VII be brought Be-
fore the church Sunday morning. All invited
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Bth szd 0 - CT
NInolsle-, pGsrcr- s.E :. ) = o'c,5ck. rs
H,a-1snEt1cs q lie" 80 ,. Il, c E
cCUa
IE4fLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Ish s-d Y -
u . . MIL pas5n-- PTeac1i-s. L Il;
- :. T., -ABgLbe- CEz1cs S s, e1 -
c E SIS ? =. We,co-a.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANrLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
sth and T SIS nv
CHAS. T. GUTHRIE. Pastor.
80 3. n. Sunday school u a Il, Holy Con
nuaior So ?. n. EpwoTth League praise service
A. 80 o. m. the pastor VIII begin series
q Sunday evening talks 20 young people under
the general title q
Lessons from the life of Josc7h-
Subject ths= SUNDAY
JOSEPH HIS FATHERS FANCRIIE- Or
TIE SINS OF PARENTS AGAINST THEIR
CHILDREN
Sittinzs frec. Pebble invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NFw CHURCH. 18th and CorccTaR stS nv. The
Rev. Frank Sevali. d. D. pastor. VIII preach
a. II A. n. THE NAME OF JESUS Sunday
school T2I5 p. r.. Lecture 7 IN course on
-CHRSTIAN ECoNoAitS- Ire Human Fo.m
~ society" All are welcome. Free tracts IN the
vcS-5ruIp
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SOME LIFE ANn HEALTH STUDIES.

BY JAMES HUGH KEELEY. New series Of talks
teEin Jan. 20. - = Csritol s.. st AS .. N.
c1c5 SuuiaE. No meeting Jan. 5 as Mr. Keelcy
siesss ia Fytlisa Tempe az 3 ?. n. fcr Secslas
LlsrHe. on Mental healing
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81 THOliAs.

ST THOMAS
-sla - Nv and Dupo-t cree
m.-Holy CluUgri1u-
l. {. E--Holy Cluu1--Cu and szrIou 5r tle rec
tr-, c. E-ucse Slui-h, T. D. T. g. L.
CT SOME LESSONS FROM TIE
FEARFUL CALA]IITIES or SOUTH
ERN ITALY"
gpn-FROI a NEW YEARS STAND
POINT. simon by -cctc--
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. u =. nv. rear Wash
iug-oa Circle. Rev. AlfreG Harding, u. D.. and
Rev Chss Hc,mesd ecrgy- Hoy Cosz-aunion'
80 and = a. m-. wltA -s1noc- sunday school
go g. H. AIc--ing service ard instruction i
A. u. Cho-al ere-socg, p H., sermon . heE.
Geo. T. Du5ley. rector q - SteIEen's. AT
seats free
EPIPHANY CHURCH.
e. g.. between Ll-L and ls,h.
Rer T. II. M-hE- j. D.. Tecto-.
SCUCC~-
san, = a. r.. { ard ,. q
Sunday school.
95o a. H. ard 3 g. n.
TIE reCtdr Ulu TrcscE a. nigh
Tie cfsriEg az the m5-1i-s service VII oe io- l2'
z-fs7--s T. Southern lraly.
A. w--c-1s-
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Ge1rss;ozn- Rev
James Il " Blake. pasta. go e. II. sunday
school. Il a. H. fun se-Te- and seHnou cy th'
rastC-. 30 ?. T.. evening sz1-s- and address
ST. MARKS CHURCH. - ard A SIS - C-s-C-
Rr~- " I De Erigs ard Rev L. \ Curtis
IN. i ard % WoiDgslay- Jan. g. EIlIhaIy
= T. ard ~
TRINITY CHURCH. = ard G s,s ~ Rev
Richard ?. Williams rector Services a. %. i
and : Rector wiI r~aach- Wedassday. Jauua-i
lEpiubsnyI. 80. 30 ard l.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. s-h, BET 3 and re
sunday services. 80 l0-50 sui Il a. n. so an-
80 ? n Other days : and g. Z. and ? n
CHURCH or TIE ASCENSION. Mass. ave snc
IN 81 nv Fer. J. HenuIls Selu1s Tec'9r
Se-viccs. ard q a. r- and T. n TIE rec'e'
vii preach az Il q. n ard 2. ~ Tne sublec
e tie evening sermon VIII - -NCbIchad-ezLar.
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HEALING By MENTAL SUGGESTION.

Mrs. SEAToN VIII give a TAX at her ofscss. The
FsTTeguf At q. SUNDAY. : 2 n Suh5sct
Faith. Patients treated Essk dsyS RhRE
NJ S5l.
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TIE SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS. MENTAL HEALING" Rev. Hugh
keelcy; debate open 70 al. p m. PythiSn
Temple Ile oh :. nv. Seats fres
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bill viii be sent you at l cent a word.
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Bread in Cold weather.

According to b7ke-s. people eat % per.
cent mere bread in cold weather than In
alild.
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The sabbath is 10 give US a chance 70
do what we like 10 dO-to carry out our
own character: the use We make Of i
shows whether our character IS Christ
Ike or not.-Anon.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

Before there can be great resolutions.
in life OF in lot. there must first be good
resolutions in the individual heart.
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NEW NATIONAL THOUGHT crxTsr
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Ish
and r SIS nv Services: Sunday. los0 a. n. and
3. H.
SUBJECT: "GoD"
sunday s.hocl. Il A. T. Wefres5av e-snirr
Heeti1S oclock- Pubic cordially invited. AT
seats free. Free reading room. elI Cslo-sSo BIZ
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sHoRT-sENTENCE SERMONS.

Bear your own burdens first; after that
Try to help carry those OF oif er people
George Washington.
Wisdom is always good to learn. whose
wisdom soever it may be.-A- NJ Fair
BARN.
Life is a leaf q paper white
Wherein each one Of rs may write
HIS word or two. and Oen cones night
Lowell
The truest proof Of mans religion Is
the quality Of his companions.-BasiL
No prayer takes hold Of Gcd until II
first takes hold OF man.-Horace Bushnell.
Love rules the court. the camp. the grove,
And men below and saints above;
Fer love is heaven and heaven IS love
-Scott
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AT last we have come TO the flying
machine age. In our congratulation over
this stupendous achievement We may not
forget. however, that the need for soar
ing souls is stin more important than
the need for flying bodies. L takes more
than flying machines to cure man Of his
tendency 10 plod and to be satisfied with
himself IN humdrum life. Only a fre-
Quently refreshed resolution TO keep his
spirit untrammeled and free can enable
man &c maintain his inheritance which is
sUperearthly.
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UNTVERSALIST,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER ra EadLAw
Ee7. Joan Ns1 Schaick- 4 g. Z. urrrinz sa-Ti-.-
niiltn an1lTs-sa7y q the TsstC. s7z5 Il sur-
cay sc-loo. so p Il. Dr. PoEe-s csssS 10
;. T.. Y ?. c [.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
EPISCOPAL.
PRESBYTERIAE.

sE0aa 90 The 80 ~
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NONSECTARIAN,

PEOPLES CHURCH. Pv1hfr7 Tsu1,a mn
Services e I:5 g. m.- ArtAu- P. Davis. c1tsr
engireer e the Rec-amzticu Sevios, VII s1ssk O
ne tenc9ncles q cllte1po-a-y thought"
cordial invitation is extended
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IN The Hawaiian Islands there are 18l
churches, the membership
Of which includes native Hawaiians,
whites. Chinese, negroes, Koreans, Japa-
aese, Portuguese. and people Of mixed
Hood
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

No prayer takes hold Of God until It
first takes hold OF man.-Horace Bushnell.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

A more than ordinarily good resolution
for every day Of the new year is that
written by Bishop John II. Vincent: 4
viii this day try to 1--we a simple. sin
Cere. and serene life. repelling promptly
every thought Of discomfort anxiety. DIS
coUragement. and self-seeking: cultivat-
ing cheerfulness, magnanimity. charity.
and the habit Of holy silence. exercising
economy in expenditure. carefulness in
conversation. diligence IN appointed serv-
ice, fidelity in every task, and childlike
trust IN Cod
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Several students from St Charles Col
lege are spending the Christmas holi-
days in Washington. Among the num-
Der visiting their parents in St Joseph S
parish are John J. Dillon. James f. Bic
field. Patrick J. Byrne, and Thomas
MUrtO-
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The truest proof Of a mans religion Is
he quality Of his companions.-BasiL
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

II these truths. which the disciples
taught confidently and joyoUsiy. and a
all costs. was wrapped UP ali that hU-
maniry needed 10 know concerning God.
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These many small parks are well cared
for and many OF them serve as the set
ting for a monument. The MARQUIS de n
Fsyette visited Savannah in 1924 and laid
the corner stones Of monuments 10 Count
Pulaski and Gen Nathaniel Greene. An
ether striking monument IS that 10 Sergt.
Jasper Pulaski and Jasper were killed
while defending Savannah against the
British and Cen Greene died here on the
estate given him by the government in
recognition Of his services in the RevOIu-
ton About eight years ago Gen. Greens's
bones were taken from Colonial Cemetery
and reinferred under the noble shaft in
the heart OF the city.
Just few blocks away there Is a great
monument to the memory Of William ".
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The League OF the Good Shepherd
! and the Sodality OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary viii attend the S o'clock mass In
I St PatVick's Church tomorrow and re-
| CeiTe holy communion in body.
The Junior League Of the Blessed Sac
rament viii receive holy communion AZ
/ the : o'clock mass IN s. Matthew'S 9
7 Church
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The Bishop Of Manchester. England.
has notified the lord mayor OF London
that he win set apart one-third Of the In
come Of the deanery for the benefit OF the
unemnloved.
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This wonderful new year Of 1909 clamors
for men and women Of larger vision. The
old world seems to be in a making-over
process these days; persons who are
alive now are more fortunate than any
who have ever before lived. To enter
fully into the inheritance Of the new year
requires UplOok and outlook; wider hori-
IONS, higher aspirations. deeper purposes.
This is no time for petty existence for
mean ends
We are living. We are dwelling
In q grand and awful time:
II an 2gc or sgps telling
To BE- living is sgblime
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Wesley. who came out TO take charge OF
the parish Of the Church of England,
which had been set up in Savannah.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-27
THE TELEPHONE FRANCHISE.
Amendment Adopted by Council at
Its Recent Meeting.

AT the adjourned meeting of Town
Council held last Wednesday night,
the following resolution amending
the franchise Of the Oconee Tele-
phone Company was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Town Coun-
Gil of the town of Walhalla, S. c.,
hereby amends the charter of the
oconee Telephone Company, adopted
by Council March Sth, 1900, so as
10 change the rates for service by
said company to read:
For residence phones. 81 per
month; for business phones, $3.50
per month, for local service-that is,
all phones having their origin In the
Walhalla Central office, but not in
Guiding toll lines to Highlands, N.
g., Salem, S. c., and other toll lines
now In existence or that may here
after be added to said exchange;
that phones in Midway and West
Union are considered as part of the
Walhalla exchange, and are included
in the local rate.
That this rate shall take effect on
and after the first day of January,
1910, or as soon thereafter as the
said Oconee Telephone Company
shall have installed a complete me-
tallic circuit service to all patrons Of
said company within the town of
Walhalla, S. G.
That said raise In rates is condi-
toned upon the maintenance by said
company of an all-day and all-night
service, the central exchange office
to be open at night the same as in
day time up to II o'clock D. m., af-
ter which hour a prompt call-bell
service shall be maintained until Z
O'Clock a. NJ, when the open service
shall be resumed for the day; that a
strict and prompt Sunday service
shall be maintained between the
hours of 10 and II o'clock a. m. and
and o'clock p. M, or between
such other hours in lieu thereof as
snail be found to best serve the pub
lie interests.
That all poles to be erected shall
be placed under the direction of the
Mayor and Street Committee of
Council, and that poles already erect
ed shall be moved so as to conform
TO the orders Of said Street Commit
tee and Mayor.
THAT all other provisions of the
franchise granted by Council March
s, 1900, shall remain unaffected by
this resolution, and all the provisions
or said franchise not in conflict with
this amendment shall continue to be
binding upon the said Occnee Tele-
phone Company"
This resolution was unanimously
adopted. 1t is understood that the
company will make every effort to
comply with the terms of the amend
ment to their franchise prior to
January 1St, 1910.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-27
GEORGE WALTERS is DEAD.
Man on Trial for Working i'm Distil-
lery Drops Unconscious i'm @. III.

George Walters, of Lavonia, Ga,
sent up from Oconee county on a
charge of working in an Illicit dis
tillery, dropped unconscious In the
Federal building in Greenville last
Wednesday about o'clock, and at
IL o'clock that night he died at the
Saivotion Army headquarters In that
city without having regained con-
seriousness. At the time he fell he
was standing near a group of men
on the second floor of the govern
ment building, near the head of the
stairs, dropping suddenly to the hard
stone floor. His head struck the
floor first, and after a few move
ments of the arms he lay still.
Those near ran to his aid, and made
all attempts to arouse him to con-
sciousness, but failed. Medical eX-
animation was made, and physicians
pronounced 1t a stroke Of apoplexy.
1t Is said that the man had been
drinking, and the sudden stroke
probably was brought on as result.
Walters was a native of Lavonia,
Ga, or so he claimed on his prelimi-
nary hearing at Walhalla. He was
arrested last June in the Long Creek
section Of Oconee near an old distil-
lery stand, the plant having been
previously destroyed by the revenue
officers. He stoutly maintained his
innocence Of any connection with the
illegal plant, claiming that he was
travelling through the mountains and
by chance happened at the spot when
the officers were there. He was
about 40 years of age, a widower,
and leaves no children. He seems
to have had some money, but little
Is known hereabouts of his history.
He had retained r. II. Jaynes, Esq,
OF Walhalla, to defend his case in
the Federal Court