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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-06-30

ONGRESS in 1875 had
put into the hands of
John Adams an d
Thomas Jefferson the
drafting of the Declare
ton Of Independence,
writes Fullerton L.
Waldo in the Phila-
delphia Ledger. The
two collaborators had
a clear idea of the ar
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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-06-30

R. A. Hartman. Sec.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
HEART n0
HOMF,TAT KS
,bYBu'buo3pYd

sible They think that simply in marry
ing Jack they have made him happy
and that it is a husbands place to pro-
vide a wife with all that she needs.
It's all because they regard marriage
so superhclally. They do not realize how
much Of the load 1t is their duty TO carry
Nor do they realize how much greater
happiness they would get out OF married
life il they did carry it, Their idea Of
happiness goes no farther than having
nothing to do.
The girl who views marriage In this
way should, both for her own sake and
her husbands 5. wake up 10 its RESPONSE
b.lities and its deeper meanings. She
should not simply be a load for her hus-
band TO carry. She should march in step
with him and help carry the burdens
marriage has brought She will know the
deeper. richer joys CT comradeship and
the satisfaction that really comes nth
successfully mastering responsibilities.
There's a depth and a sweetness 10 LIES
cup which she who only sips the foam
at the brim neither imagines nor tastes.
Marriage IS much more than having
nothing 20 do. Throw such a foolish
notion overheard and replace # with
true. beautiful ideals, and married life
VIII have Joy the superficial girl little
dreams Of
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

There appears TO be no doubt Of the
Presidents purpose TO appoint W n
Lewis a colored lawyer Of Boston, who
is now assistant United States attorney
10 the Office Of Assistant Attorney Cen
eral.
The President has talked the matter
over with the Attorney General, and
while Mr. Wickersham Is noncommittal
and suggests that there is no vacancy at
present this is not accepted as an insur-
mountable obstacle to Mr.. Lewis prefer
ment, because Mr.. Wickersham has been
finding it an easy matter to create va
cancies.
The President evidently intends 10
confer upon Mr. Lewfs an office that has
heretofore been given 10 white men ex-
clusiyely. Up 20 this time 10 protests
have been sent 10 the White House
against the proposed appointment. al
though 1t would create no surprise II
there should be some opposition develop
In the Senate to confirmation.
Cleveland Gets $4,000.
President Taft agreed to pay $4,000 a
year for the services Of Frederick CIeve-
land, the economy expert. employed TO m
vestgate and recommend economies IN
conducting the Executive Departments.
This fact came out In connection with
an opinion by Robert ! Tracewell. Comp
troller Of the Treasury. that pro rata de-
ductions shall be made from this allow
ance for the time Mr. Cleveland Is absent
from his official duties on private bust
ness.
Arrangements are being made 70 fur
nlsh President Taft with all available
election news on election night as his
special train carries him back toward
Washington from Cincinnati after voting
Special wires Will be IOOped into the tele-
graph room AZ the Executive Offices, and
concise bulletins viii 0e prepared and
forwarded from there 20 the Presidents
train. The train viii make a number Of
stops 10 pick up news
Departs In Afternoon.
Reaching Washington on the morning
Of November 9. the President will spend
but few hours here. leaving again in
the afternoon for Charleston. S. C.. and
sailing from that city for Panama at
nom. November TO-
In a letter TO Joseph q Butler. Of
Youngstown. Ohio, who has planned the
erection % memorial hall and monu-
ment 10 William Mckinley. 70 be erected
at Niles, Ohio, President Taft approved
the plan and Iauded Mckinley and his
greatness.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

The superficial manner in which some
girls view marriage, points as surely 70
me divorce court or 10 a husband who
Is a martyr though they had set
up guide-pOst thereto telling in big
black letters the brief distance. Either
they want 10 get away from this view.
or the man who doesn't care for such
matrimonial career needs to be wary
OF them.
Such girls usually look on marriage
as a means Of escape from work. Their
chant 10 their intimate friends is that
II will be a time when they will have
nothing 20 do. And there are more
girls who view IL IN this fashion than
one dreams OF.
Having married with this end In view.
they proceed 20 do nothing. IL they
undertake 10 keep house. they do IL In
such a shiftless. extravagant fashion
the husband flies 20 boarding as a happy
relief They spend their mornings idling
through the shops, their afternoons and
evenings In cards or other social diver
sions with friends. This TO them is life
Some husbands settle down to the GRIND
and provide the money they need. Others
refuse 10 shoulder such burden and fly
10 the divorce court
And often these girls do not realize
they are doing anything very reprehen-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES

Interstate Field Secretary Karl Leh-
mann and Mrs. Lehman are expected O.
reach Washington Tuesday morning.
Since Mr.. I.ehmann's visit 20 Washington
last February his fame has spread and
a large crowd Is assured for the opening
meeting Of his campaign a. Calvary Bap-
tist sunday School House on Tuesday Al
o'clock. Rev Wallace Radcliffe will
conduct the devotional service and Rev.
s. II. Greene viii welcome Mr.. Lehman.
The School OF Methods for all Fndeav-
orers who desire 20 secure the best posi-
bic results In their various lines of Chris
tan work VIII meet az o'clock on Tues
day AZ Calvary Baptist Church.
Endeavorers of Mount Pleasant will
come together ON Wednesday evening a.
Emmanuel Baptist Church for a rally.
The singing viii be In charge Of Percy S.
Foster. Revs. Goodwin and P.nkEam wal.
take part I'D this meeting and Secretary
Lehman viii speak on Worldwide En-
deavorT
Halloween parties are the order OF the
day, and among the Christian Endeavor
societies which viii entertain Young ueo-
pie are those of First Presbyterian. First
Congregational and Washington Heights
Presbyterian churches.
4 special meeting Of the Methodist
Protestant Christian Fndeavor Union will
be held Friday. November 4. at North
Carolina Avenue NJ. p Church. ar which
Mr.. =. A. Cairnss, president Of that
union, viii preside, and Field Secretary
Lehman VIII speak
A meeting Of especial interest IS sched-
uled for tomorrow az Northminster Pres
hyterian Society. when 3. r. Johnson. of
the Church of the Covenant. will address
the Endeavorers.
President Gates and Vice President
Davis of the District Union, will speak
tomorrow evening at a meeting Of the
congregation and Christian Endeavor So
ciety of Knox Memorial United Presby-
t2rian Church at 1870 o'clock, when the
pennant gained by the society at the last
meeting OF the District Union will he
presented
At the missionary meeting tomorrow
evening Of the Luther Place Memorial
Lutheran Society, Mrs. H. f. Monroe.
who has recently returned from abroad.
VIII speak on What the Lutherans are
doing in foreign lands"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
BAPTIST.

THE FINAL JUDGMENT Is the third in the
series o sermons on My life and the future
Whsti' by Pastor John j. Briggs al Fifth Bap-
tst Church. and ca sis. sW. being delivered
Sunday evenings Special music. All welcome.
BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and y SIS
DR.. ]. j. Muir. pastor. Preaching II A. M.
PRAYER transfE3ring;' IS p. m. Breaking home
ties Bible school. 9-9 a. N. C. E.. p m.
+. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS, HOW MANY
Lovers Are IN Washington" Sunday night oc
Preaching Il O. Free seats. CAPITAL Baptist
Church, typographical Temple. ~ ST. Nv. Par
sonage f0s ID 81. NV, Phone Main 5si.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHCRCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. \ and 18th SIS.
Charles Wood minister.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Connecticut ave y and 18th SIS.
Charles Wood. minister.
Stuart Bre8dv Assistant minister,
Harry Bar5uors Angus minister q Peck Chape.
II a. m.-Presehirg by the pastor.
Musical seUioe. Jed hy church quartet. from IN %
o'clock
p. m.-PrGaChirg ty tile pastor; subject The life
that uCsessss an uueudlng h0Ie-
Sunday school az 9.ij d ~.
Christian Endeavor meeting At 3 r. m.
THURSDAY evening az :. midWeek service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YORK. ave- Il and 18th sts Dr. Wallace Rad
cliHe, pastor. N a, m,. Sacrament NJ the Lord S
SuFFsr. gi5 p m.. Bauhy's cautsis Of Re
teksh. Music led hy quartet choir. 9-D a. m,
Bible school e45 @. H.. adult classes. 6.ij D. NJ.
Christian End-ay1r Society.
GUNTON- TEMPLE MEMORIAL. Hta and r sfs.
Charles Everest Granger pastor. viii preach az II
a. M, subject The motherhood of God. and
las r m. subject. A l0ns-distanCe message. Do
s. s.. 80 a. N. e. T., SO p. n. PRAYER meet
ing : IS Thursday evening
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath H0me-Iohn Mar
shall u. nv. Donald g. Macleod minister. II
Q. ~. annual Old Folks Day subject, The com
pensations Of old age" 7,i5 r. m. "Iutemper-
sLce' tffth ~ sores. The cardinal sins Of 10
Gay. $. S., $50 a. ~. G.. T.. e.i5 p. n. All
are welcome
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH corner
10th and g SIS NV. Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow
d. D.. pastor Rev S. r. Swift. assistant pastor
II a. m., public worship. with sermon by the ras
tor; subject Tile Edinburgh Conference. Muz,
by the quartet and chorus choir so a. H.. Sun.
day =chool SIS p H.. y. +. :. G.. J.. SIP H..
evening service with sermon hy the pastor: sub
jet, The Young woman needed for otlr times"
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL. Morn
ing service, II A. ~; sermon by the Tastor. sub
joct "Christ's doctrine u the minority" Evening
service s 2. m: sermon bg the pastor; subject
JOY as energy Sunday school. $50 a. IN. Mems
class 10 a. m Christian Eudcayor service. 6.F
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Special Music NJ ola st. Johns

Special music will be given at old St.
Johns Church tomorrow afternoon at
the regular vesper service. The choir of
forty men and boys viii render The
Souls OF the Righteous by Myles b.
Foster and "Magnifcat'- and "Nunc
pimittis in b fat by J. Christopher
Marks The organist will be Henry II
Freeman, and Anton Kaspar violinist
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

WESLEY ". z CHURCH. 5th and + sts. NV.
Rev. ", l. McKenuey, d. D.. pastor. Preaching
II q. m. by Bishop +. II. Hughes. p m
preaching hy the pastor. Sunday school. go a m.
EPworth League. Z p. N. PRAYER service Thurs
dsy evening 2 f. m. Seats free. Good music
Strangers welcomed.
FOUNDRY NJ. F. CHURCH. 10Th and Church SITS
nv. Rev. W. z. Wedderspoon. d. D.. pastor
$50 a. M. sunday school II a. m. sermon b,
Bishop Robert MCINTYRE. Z p. M. Epwo-th League
p. ~. sermon hy Bishop joseph f.. Berry
STRANGERS welcome
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

At Kendall Baptist Church Wednesday
evening, November ?, Miss Lilly Kelm
and the Misses Frances and Emma Gus
ohewsky will give 4 travel talk. illus
trated with stereoptioon views. on their
trip through the Colorado Rockies. Utah.
Yellowstone Park. Idaho Seattle. Alaska
down the Pacific coast TO san Francisco
and Los Angeles. and 10 the Grand Can
yOn in Arizona.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
halloween Doings at y. NJ. c. 4.

a ghost minstrel show will be the
principal feature Of the annual Halloween
doings at the Y NJ. c. A. The perform
ance. which is open &c members and
their men friends, will take place an
O'Clock in the assembly hall Previous
10 this there win he the usual number
Of candle, apple. and other stunts of The
season pulled of in the lobby.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN. Vermont ave-.
near -. Rev, +. u. Power H. D. pastor.
Preaching az j a. m by Rev, Walter r. smith
Of Whitney Avenue Memorial Church. A. T10
g. m, Hon. W. r. Norris Of the Department ~
Justice viii deliver bis address Jl The fifth C,li-
ation.' ;. s., 30 "a. n. e. h.. $50 p. ~.
NINTH ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th ard u
as ne. George A, Miller. pastor. Bible school
SO q. m Morning service, u. Evening service.
- Al ne NlLnlra
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
should Herald


ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and L sts
Ulysses q. +, Pierce. d. D. minister. 9.B a. m,
SUNDAY school Class for the Comparative Study
a Religion. and Unity Study Class Il a. m.
morning service sermon hy the minister. There
is also kindergarten during the hour u morning
worship. 10 p "a. Young Peoples Religious
lniln. Tn LnbIIe Iutltea % al seryic-s.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
G.. A. r.. Posts In.pected

Department Commander Il. A. Johnson,
OF the @. A. r, assisted by O. r. Old
royd assistant adjutant general. last
night conducted the annual visitation Of
Posts John \. Rawlins. No l. and Poto-
mac. No. II. These posts were Inspected
by stanton ". Weaver and James 4. Al
len, respectively.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

ST. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle.
A. m.-Holy Communion. $50 A. M. sunday schooi
II 90 a. m.-Matins and sermon by &. kFnest smith
ID. D.. y. q. l., rector.
800 p m-Organ recital By Dr. Msdely Richardson
420 y m.-Full choral service. "Magnihcat' and
'Nunc Dimitts' brewer, anthem
"Hark. Hark Ms soul" Shelley; or
fertry anthem, "Hoiest. Breathe an
Evening Blessing Martini. No ser
Strangers cordially invited
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and 50. ms. Rev. Rich
ard +. Williams rector. Services al ID a. m,
II a. M. and 3 p no. Sunday school, $50 a. ~
The rector viii preach.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, cor. 18th and CorcorAn
SIS Nv. Rev. jay johnson Dim0n. rector. key.
" NJ Pctris II. D., CIrate. SeUlcfs; Sc
Holy Communion. go. Sunday school. II. special
service Of the Institution II the rector Of the
parish hy the RI. Rev. Alfred Harding ID. d..
Bishop Of Washington. Bishop Harding WI aso
PREACH G. evening service and sermon BY tae
rector,
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION Mass ave. and
I2th 81. nv. Rev. j. Heuning NeIns, rector.
Service and II 8. m, 4l5 and p n Rev.
J. Townsend Russell viii preach az II a m. Al
?. m. the rector vii preach o. 'Ihs Passion
Play and the choir viii sins is Il Nothing 20
YOU" from Stainer's "C7Icidxion.' Monday, a.
10 d. m the new memorial altar viii be- dedi-
Gated TUESDAY iAu saints Day, celebrations OF
the Holy Commuui0u az IS and 10 a. 10.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. SIN ST.. near @ ne. serv-
tees 80, l0-3, and ii a. NJ, 30 and Z 30 ?. N,
Al welcome always
CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. G. 81. between
18Th hnd l4th Rev. r. H. Mchim, ID. D., rector
Services 8 ard II a. m. 4 and 8 p. n, Sunday
school, 9.O a. m. and b II. The rector viii
preach a. II q. N. subject, The Cincinnati Con
YeltiOn
TIRE NATIVITY 18th snd
Holy Catholic, Apostolic.
100 els. II. 2.
Annual fair December ard ?.
ST NARGAREr's CHURCH, Conn. ave. and Ban
croft place. Rev Herbert Scott Smith. ID. D..
rector Rev Charles J. Wyugste, assistant minis
ter. Services so and y q. H.. 2. II. Services
All Saints Dav. 80 Holy Communion. d
O'Clock. sermon by the rector. Ful choir. AL
welcome always
ST MARKS CHURCH. 81 sna A IS. -. Rev
W l. De Nries Pr. D.. and Rev. r, A. Curtis
clergy. Services. 80 II. and s
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EVENsONG Mount S.
Alhsn. SUNDAY. October 30 1910 az T n. Spe-
csI preacher. Rev. James Townsend Russell. The
music will b. sung hy the Cathedral OTsn air
Choir, led by a detachment o. L. :. Marine Band.
Take TeunallytoWn ears
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Pennsylvania Towns Gain.

The Census Bureau yesterday issued
the following figures on population.
Pennsylvania, Chester. 1881. in 1910. as
compared with 539SS in 1901: Hazleton.
25,452 in 1910, as compared with l4.230 in
Tq0H
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and sts. nw. Services. Sunday Il q. m. and
p. m.
Subject EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
sunday school. u a. no. Wednesday evening
meeting s clock. Public o1IdisL invited All
seats free. FIRES rca5iag room gu Colorado Bog
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
Y. ". c. A. vESPER SERVICES.

YOUNG WONEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Nez1er service. 8 D. DE-. ~. Parl's Lutheran
Church llta and IL -ts. uW. SPEAKER pr j. Hen
ming Ne.Us. Topic. -~-me unique methods OF
Bible study Solo.st. Mn. Helen ID. pero.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

O. n. bishop OLIVER g. SABIN win deliver q
lecture Teaching how 90 heal the SICK. Seats free
Ni invited.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
PEOPLES CHURCH.

TIRE PEOPLES CHURCH Pythian Temple. IOla
#a st. Services az IL o. ~. when Mr. Arralid
Belmont Viii speak 1n "IAe light q God " Rlb.e
study class a. 10 q, ns A cordial invitation u eX-
tended
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE MEXICAN MESSIAH Prof FBs7-,s 9
ke1ueF, recitation a. b. White. music Mrs
E.t-le feigcnbaum, =. ~. PytIiau Temple Iol2
Oh 81, rH. Welcome
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts. NV
Rev. John NaV Schaick, IT.. pastor II a. m
morning service subicCt. Is il a sorry scheme OF
things Gas - ~. sunday school. ,, M.
y. +. c. Y.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

NEW CHURCH.

- w CHURCH. 10th and Corcoran SITS NV. The
Rev Frank SoWall. ID. D.. pastor Morning sery-
ice az II a. m. "The reality and the lse u
miracles" SUNDAY school, l2I5; an children cor
daily welcome. Free loan library Of the writings
Of swedenb0Fg Free tracts in the yestibule.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
MASS MEETING FOR MEN.
Bishop W. +. Mcdowell VIII Sneak
Tomorrow Alderman

Tomorrow Afternoon.
Those arranging for the series Of thea
ter mass meetings for men are greatly
pleased that Bishop w F. Mcdowell. the
celebrated Methodist preacher, has con-
scented 10 give the address AT the first
meeting, to be held In the New National
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The meeting will be presided over by
Henry p. +. mcfarland. and devotional
exercises by Or. Sumwalt. Music by
CIef String Quartet
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
LEWIS TO BE NAMED
No Protests Sent to the
White House.
ATTORNEY GENERAL RETICENT

President Intends TO Confer Upon
Negro Lawyer office Heretofore
Given 10 White Men Exclusively.
Economy Expert Cleveland Paid
$4,000 as Yearly Salary.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

W j. 'uJFiLLE viii lecture in The-s0rhi- Han
1917 ~ uw., 40 and g. m. sunday NJ
tolvIe win leave Washington Immediately after
fLLrI-r -.-t.r-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

MISS EMMA GRAY viii conduct nearirrs We5rev-
DAYS a. g. m.s subject "How to PREVENT and r7.re
disease. Daily noon meetings. Ted ty Lr Kicker
sitiect. Hos % stt4in the higher life. AL
meetings az Loan and Trust Building. e1rner r
and 9Th SIS Public invite.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS sEAToN WILL GIVE A SERIES OF
ta'zs-sIhe-t self healing ard healing sthe~s''-
a. her r--cr APT 22. TIE Fauag-t. l-th and ]
ST. HN. every TUESDAY BIS D. m. Public invited
Patients treated weeks beginning D~f5H=~ Ia
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

ALFRED II TERRY WILL HOLD A MEETING
sunday evening az s O'Clock Lecture followed bv
FrIri- message. 40 schmidt Hall. SIS PIN s.. NV
Interviews dlIv. Phone Linen. I5Tg
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

LECTURE. THE TRINITY bv Nfiss Rosins 2
Ho't. lr headquarters Washington Lodge Theo
sCPhIc5l Society % a ST.. Sc. Sunday October 50
b. m. Public invited
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SPIRITUALISTs.
SPIRITUALISN.

TIE FIRST sPIRITUALIsTs CHURCH. Pythisr
Temple. 1912 9Th -. nw. 80 D. m.. lecture and
message uT Mrs. 4. B. kates. All invited
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

largely attended meeting Of the
Bishop ClagG It Club was held last Mon
day al 1226 Irving street northeast. the
residence of Rev. V, j. l.. Thomas. TO
hear paper on What the 3. c. c.
stands for, Icy Rev. II. c. PaFkman. Of
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
THEOSOPHY.

MATTER AND CONSCIOUSNESS. %
Lecture Dr. Mr. J. 4. REYNOLDS.
Sunday. u q. M.
A. The0soVhir Hall. 1911 Il 81. nv.
Vocal selections hy Miss Lucy Lvuch.
Public cordially invited
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

The deaf mute work, which has rs
headquarters in Trinity parish h4I. vii,
be remembered en- AT Saints day in ono
or two II tie parishes, ANT i is hoped by
all, the deaf mute commission standing
much in need Of funus
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

Mr Henry LLOYD Aspiuwau son o.
Rev. j. a. AspinWai, formerly rector Of
ST. Thomas Church, was married Thurs
day las; 20 Ni,s :. f. Tcmkins nie-e OF
Rev. d.. and Mrs Floyd TomkiuS ~
Philadelphia. The edling took place
at the Church of the Holy Trinity Phil
ade!phia. Of which church the brides
uncle is the distinguished rector.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

ON November g. - 3. g. there is 10 he
fair and bazaar IN Trinity parish hall
The proceeds are Tor the parish debt
There are 10 be several booths lu charge
Of Some of Trinitys best workers. Nr-
r. p. Williams Mrs. f. Walhridge. Mrs
Bert T. Amos peaconess Boyd. Mrs
Vance Chiswell. and others
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

meeting s 0-i1ck Public cordiaug invited An
seats free. FIRES reading room. gu Colorado Blis
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE. l0l2 oh st. NJ. a, II
.. n, Bishop OLIVER e.. SABIN win deliver q
lecture relchiug how 90 heal the SICK. Seats FREE
AH invited.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
MISS EMMA GRAY VIII conduct mee-rgs We51ss-
DAYS az e ul. subject. How 90 prevent and r.re
disease Daily noon meetings. Ted ty ur Kicker
subject. Hos % attain the higher Hfe." Az
meetl1es a. L-lH and Trust Building, conner r
and 9Th stz Public invited.
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.
MRS sEAToN WILL GIVE SERIES OF
ta.Es-sTne-r self healing ard healing a-ae~s'f-
a. her e-rcr. APT 22 TIE Fauag-, I-th and ]
Ste uN.. every Tuesday, sl5 b. m. Public invited
Patients treated weeks beginning October TO-
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.
", j. COLyILLE win lecture in Tas,so-hir Han
1917 n. uU., 40 and s e. m sunday NJ
''-uae VIII leave Washington Immediately after
evening lecture
SPIRITUALIsTs.
TIE FIRST SPlRITUALISTs CHURCH Pythiar
Temple. 1912 9Th r. nw T 80 D. m.. lecture and
message bv Alrs. L. b. Kates All invited
SPIRITUALISM.
ALFRED II TERRY WILL HOLD A MEETING
sunday evening az O'Clock. Lecture followed by
srlri- message az scHm.its Hall. SIS PIN 81. NV
Interviews dal.y. Phone Linen. 1872
-
THEOSOPHI.
MATTER AND CONSCIOUSNESS
Lecture Or Mr. J.. 4. REYNOLDS
sunday u a. NJ.
A. The-soYhir Hall 1911 Il S. nv
Vocal selections BIS Miss Lucy Lunch.
Public cordially invited.
LECTURE. THE TRINITY" BY Miss Rosins E.
HUt. lr headquarters Washington Lodge Theo-
scphcal SOCIETY. - A ST.. se Sunday. October 80
b IN
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

4 service which it was hoped and ex-
TeCted TO hold on All Saints Day. but
viii be held on the DAY before instead. is
that Of the dedication of the altar of
Ascension Church, which will take place
al 10 a. m. 1t was hoped 20 have Bishop
Brent as the preacher. Instead, however
Rev Philip RhineIander will preach the
sermon.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

The fan meeting of the ChurChmana
League VIII be held at The Highlands.
Connecticut avenue northwest. on Mon
day october 81. al s p. III. Addresses Wi
be made by the Bishop Of Washington
Rev. Drs r. r. NCKim and r. Cotton
Smith. and Or ". e.. Rlves ou subject
connected with the recent general con
vention. Admiral Endicott is prasiden
OF the league and Mr.. John Lane John
secretary