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FIRST FRIDAY OBSERVED.

Solemn Exposition of Blessed sHera-
ment I'm Catholic Churches.
First Friday was observed by many
Catholic churches. when solemn EXPOSE
ton of the blessed sacrament was held
Services were held at St Patricks
Church in the morning, afternoon, and
evening, Father Russell conducting serv-
ices for the Coufraternity Of the Sacred
Heart. Solemn alteration continued
throughout the day at st. Aloysius'
Church, with a sermon in the afternoon.
Other services were held at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, St Dominic's
Church, St Paurs Church. and the
Chapel OF Perpetual Alteration.
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spirttuaIists TO Celebrate.

The sixty-second anniversary Of modern
spiritualism will be celebrated by the
First Association in Pythian Temple to-
morrow afternoon and evening. A pro-
gTamme embracing local speakers and
mediums, with some special music will
be offered. It is tho anniversary OF the
Rochester Wrappings." from which the
modern movement. called spirituaIism.
had its rise
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CHURCH NOTES.

Archbishop Falconio, the apostolic dele
gate. will officiate at a special mass at
St. Paurs Church, Fifteenth and V
streets. on the morning of April Il, at I
o'clock for the knights of Columbus. who
will attend the service In a body. This
is said TO be the first Official recognition
given TO this popular organization by the
papal delegate.
Rev T. G. Smyth. formerly OF St
Stephens Church. now pastor Of ST.
AIMS Church. Tennallytown. will be for
maIly presented 10 his congregation to-
morrow morning at the solemn high mass,
which will be sung at 1880 O'Clock, and
at which he viii preach the sermon His
brother, Rev. c. Carroll Smyth, Of Balti-
more, will be celebrant Of the mass, Rev.
John Handley. c. s. P, Of the Apostolic
Mission House. will be deacon. and Mr..
John Smyth, of st. Thomas College.
Catholic University, subdeacon. The
Question Box" the Pauhst institution
which has proven so popular in many
parishes. will be made a regular feature
of the Sunday services Father Smyth
VIII dlSO SuCNCcl dtilCA 4hdiAOlA tAS RaoAOs
Of the recently established mission at
Chevy Chase, and will also act as chap
lain Of the sisters at the Convent Of the
Bon seeours and Of Immaculate Semi
nary.
At the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, the
men OF the League Of the Sacred Heart
will receive communion tomorrow at a
special mass said for them at s o'clock,
and will attend in body at the vesper
service at 7:S0 o'clock IN the evening.
An entertainment and euchre will be
given next Thursday evening in Carroll
Institute Hall.
The Dramatic Association OF ST. Pat
rick's parish is diligently rehearsing a
three-act comedy. which win be given in
New Carroll Hail. April 1s. The play is
entitled For One Night Only"
The meeting of the Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. OF st. PaTick's parish, which
was deferred from the regular date be-
cause it came on Holy Thursday. viii take
place next Tuesday evening in New Car
roll Hall. The annual election OF officers
viii be held
An Illustrated lecture viii be given to-
morrow evening in Gonzaga Hall, under
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viii Preach FareyvaII Sermon

Rev. E. Hez Sven will preach his fare
well sermon at the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow. He leaves next week
for Dothan, Ala. where he accepted a
call last Sunday, when he announced his
resignation. Rev Mr.. Sven has been
pastor Of the Second Baptist Church for
twenty-five years and eight months.
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the auspices of the Aloysius Club, by ".
A. Kildare. The subject Of the lecture
will be ''Ben-Hur''
The Sacred Heart altar in ST. Aloysius'
Church. which was removed from its place
two years ago 10 make room in the sanct-
uary for the male choir will shortly be
returned TO its former position at the left
Of the pulpit The members Of the League
of the Sacred Heart are engaged IN rails
ing $1,000 with which TO beautify the
shrine. Father McDonneITs plans In this
regard will necessitate the enlargement
Of the transept, so as TO make room for
the sanctuary choir at the rear OF the
shrine. next 10 the main sanctuary.
An entertainment and euchre Will be
given Wednesday evening in Gonzaga
Hall for the benefit Of the church.
A new organization, the St Joseph's
Dramatic Club, has in preparation a COM
edy in three acts entitled "A Rival BY
Request, which Will be given Monday
and Tuesday. April IS and 10, at St
Joseph's parish hall for the benefit Of
the church
AT St Mary's Church the Feast Of the
Annunciation. which fell this year on
Good Friday. will be observed Monday
with high mass at o'clock in the
morning, followed by benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament
An entertainment and euchre will be
given Wednesday evening, April s, for
the benefit of the new school Of ST.
Theresa's parish, Anacostia
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Church Trustees Elected.

The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton OF Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church was held last Wednesday even
Ing in the gymnasium building, Kensing-
ton. The reports of officers and societies
showed a prosperous condition. William
NJ. Terrell was reelected elder and Mr..
Irwin H. Linton was elected deacon. J.
w. Townsend and Z. J. Hartshorn were
reelected trustees.
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Many Attend RevirnI..

The preaching Of Evangelist T. T. Mar
tin and the singing of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scholleld are attracting large audiences
at Fifth Baptist Church. Tonight Mr..
Martin viii preach on Hell, as taught
by reason" Sunday afternoon there will
be a great mass meeting for men, women,
and children, when Mr.. Martin will dis
cuss The four great social sins"
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Terrr RurfnI Tn-hnr

Funeral services for Charles W Terry,
who died Wednesday. Will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at $40 A street
northeast, Rev. Arthur S. Johns, pastor
of Christ Episcopal Church. officiating.
Brief Masonic services will be held under
direction of the various orders Inter
ment will be in Congressional Cemetery,
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

WILL J. ERwo0D Of Baltimore, lectures IN
Flynns College Hail, sth and X SITS lclOse TO
Public LibTaryl. 1870 a. m. Principles. Growth.
ard Mission Of True SpintuallSm Mrs. 81 T.
Longley and W. J. Colville viii give sddresses and
poems al 5 y N: lecture BY W. ]. ColVille. s
p m. Scientific Philosophic and Religious As
poets Of SpiTitualiSm Critically Analysed" W. J.
Coiville lectures at 1877 81. NV Wednesday. s
p N. Room 80, THURSDAY and Saturday. p n.
Room l2) also az 400 A 81. Sc. Monday and
THURSDAY S D m
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
f'ythian Temple 1912 Ninth St NV. Lecture Sun
day. Il a. N. by Bishop OLIVER c. sABIN;
subject: Religion In politics" At the close Of
the lecture inteTmissun Of ten minutes. followed
laying on Of hands gwen to all persons suffering
from pains where they can be treated pIhlicy.
Seats free All invited
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PRESBYTERIAN.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, Connecticut ave,
\ and 18th SITS. Charles Wood minister: SteWar.
c. HaTblns0n. assistant minister; Harry B. Angus
minister OF Peck Chapel. II a. Ia, Dr. Wood viii
preach; musical seryoe led hy church quartet from
$50 70 I O'Clock; p IL, DR.. Wood will preach,
subject. 'FOrsloosing and f0reboding p. m. Mr.
ID. L. 4. Steiner. author Of The TIall Of the
Immigrant" viii speak on The search for brother
hood, musical seTTiC6 nom { 80 TO O'Clock, at
which Miss LaThiug, yioonoellist- and Mr.. Earl
CaTbsugh, baTytOne, VIII assist; Sunday school at
g.a5 a. NJ. Christian EndeaFT meeting az p n. !;
Thursday evening al g. mid-Week service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
New York ave, II and 18th SIS. Dr.. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor. II a. m sacrament Of baptism,
sennon b. the pastor; - p m. Autobiography
Of a King. muzlC led ~ quartet choir; $50 a. ~
Bible school; 9.E a. n, a1plt CLASSES; 6 30 ?. N,
Christian EndeaTo- Society.
FIRST-Ths Strangers sabbath Homs John Mar
shall p nv. Donald c. Macleod, minister. IL g.
Divine worship and sermon. 7:1J,p. N. illustrated.
Mary. the Mother Of Jesus sunday school. go
a. M Christian EndeaYoT. 6;i5 p m. AL are vel
O1me.
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Pnstor to ExtoI Instice Rrerar

Rev. DR.. s. H. Woodrow. OF the First
Congregational Church, viii devote his
sermon tomorrow morning to a tribute
to the life of the late Justice Brewer,
who was member OF his congregation.
The subject will be "a just Judge
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel C. Hsrcum. 3. and Zcla NJ. Hubbard. .
both Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. John F. Shannon
Elias Gilman. q, and Frances HAYES, % Rev. G.
Silverstone.
Horatio E. Smith. q, Of BaItinors. Nd. and
Ernestine Failing 2. Of Portland Org Charles
S. BuDdy. justios of Municipal Court
james E. Hobson, IS. and Aiary s. sans5uy, s.
Of Oxon Hill, Md. Rev. J. B. McLaughlin.
Edgar S. Patterson, a. Of Grand Rapids Mich,
and Dea Perry Street. s. RsF. A. H. Ames
COLORED.
John Miles. Is and Rachel Goodan, r. Rev.
Frank 2. Lewis.
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sPIRITUALIsT.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple. 1912 PIN
St NV. first foo. 80 and $50 p. N. ami
versary exercises. messages by Mrs Hates. Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Akers. Mrs Henkle. Mrs Ripple,
Mr. Keller. Addresses by Mr.. Hates, Mrs Hates,
Mr. Terry. Mr.. May. Special music and singing.
All invited. Seats free
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18th ard sts.
Ulysses G. b. Pierce. d. D., minister. $40 a. m,
Sunday school class for the comparative study Of
reliqion and unity stuey class: II g. m. morning
ssrTice: sermon by Dr. Pierce IN memory OF I'd
ward Everett Hale. There Is also kindergarten
during the hour Of morning worship. 80 p m,
Young Peoples Religious Union; address BY Mrs.
Pierce 'The Religious Instruction OF Youth
The rrrflic inrited 70 al seTvices.
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Edward A. Steiner. author of THE
Trail of the Immigrant and professor of
applied Christianity in Grinnen College.
will preach at the Church OF the Covenant
April go on The search for brotherhood. i"
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PerkIns, FuneraI 70 Re ueIa

Funeral services for John Acy Per-
kins, one time member Of the District
house of delegates. who died Wednesday,
will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the family residence, 514 E street
northeast.
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THEOsoPHY.

LECTURE: This Coming Chris" at headquarters
Washington branch Theosophical Society, 90 A
st. s.. Sunday, April 3. S p. n. Public invited.
The Life Theosophic"
Lecture BY Mrs, Florence Dufie.
II a. M. Sunday at Theosophic Han,
l57 II 81. nv.
At 8 n N, Rev. JOHN WOODS ELLIOTT. OF
Baltimore. vii speak. Public study gToups ?. NJ,
Wednesday and Friday. Public invited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor 10Th
and & SIS. uW. Rev samuel II. Woodrow ID. D..
pastor Rev. 5. r. Swift, assistant pastor. II N
public worship with sermon BY pastor, subject, a
Just Judge" music by quartet choir; go a. m.
Sunday school; 6;i5 p n. Y. p. S. c. E; 8
2 NJ. lecture b. pastor, st Dominic and the
Dmiuicana"
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave. and 9th st. ne.
Rev. G. p. Wnes. pastor. Preaching, II q n. and
5.Sa q N; Sunday school. SO; Junior C. E, 3:
intermediate and Senior go.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

The treasurer Of the Domestic Foreign
Missionary Society reports the receipt Of
parish and individual offerings from Sep
TENDER l. 1863. amounting TO $5.2o2.74 to-
ward the 81. 500 asked for from this do
cese. Last year during the same period
the sum of s., SS93S was received.
Epiphany parish heads the list Of givers
by the generous donation Of $2OOo, which
is more than double the amount asked Of
the parish, the apportionment being
SSS4.6O
There were four celebrations of holy
communion on Easter day in ST. Paul's
Church, Twenty-third street. The first
at o'clock, when over 100 communicates
were present The offering was over
$3.50, more than by $500 what was re-
ceived last year.
AT St Margarers Church. Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place. the large
number OF 61s communicated at the two
services. held at 7;9O and Il O'Clock. on
Easter day. The Offering for debt was
$500.
The rector, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith.
D. D., left the city on Wednesday for a
ten-day stay at Atlantic City
At st. Thomas Church Brig. Gen.
Woodward and ". Melville Church were
elected wardens and vestrymen on Eas-
ter Monday morning. and the following
as vestrymen: Brig. Gen. John NJ VIII
son. Mr.. John c. Davidson. Mr.. Chief
justice Clabaugh. T. ". Noyes, Brig.
Gen. John A. Johnston. a. P. Censhaw,
c. J. Bell. ana Mr.. Joseph E. Thropp.
Mr. W. B. Dent has become superln-
tendent Of Ascension Church Sunday
school. he having formerly been super
intendent Of ST. Paurs Church Sunday
school.
During the past financial year, the Chi
nese Sunday School at the Church OF the
Ascension has paid all expenses, and has
balance in hand OF s2s.52
Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, Of II Dupont
circle. formerly rector OF St. Thomas
Church, has gone 20 New York for few
days.
Charles Tinsley Warner, who has been
studying at the Virginia Theological Sem
mary for the last three years. is to be
ordained deacon. In st. Adams Church
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Junior Auxiliary OF the Church Of
the Good Shepherd is 10 give a missionary
81
work of the Diocesan Junior Auxiliary, on
Friday, April S. at p. m. in Trinity
parish hall, Third street and Indiana
avenue
The Rev. Henry Fields saumering, for
merly Of Trinity Parish. this city, and
more recently OF Ascension Church, Bal
timore, has accepted a call TO become
rector OF Holy Trinity Church, Asheville.
y. c.
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"FIOating" Oysters Ordered Stopped.
The Department of Agriculture has
ordered that the practice OF floating
oysters must be stopped. After the recent
hearing, it has been decided that the
''foated'' variety was not only unhealthy,
but offered typhoid fever.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. 80 Pa ave Congressman
LLOYD Of Missouri, viii speak Sunday p. m /;
free supper service. p m gospel services every
night. 80; Sundays. 8 "a - Brief talks. bright
testimcnies GOOD singing. Come
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. l5ts
and r SIS. nv. Services: Sunday. II a N. and
2. u.
Subject: "UNREALITY.'
Sunday school, II a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting o'clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading roo.h col Colorado Bldg.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
should rsachtThe Herald office Friday
UNIvERsAIIsT.
UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF oU.w FATHER, 18th and L SIS nv.
Rev John Van schaick, r.. pastor. II a H.
morning seryioa; Holy Communion; 9'l5 a. NJ
Sunday school: 7 D. m Y p. c. Z.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
lth s., bet and q sts Sc. Rev. j. n. Nc
Iauglln. acting pastor. Communion services. II
O'clock - p. H.. preaching subject, CHRISTIAN
Socialism, Sunday school, $50, J. Harry Dove
liant
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASING SURPLUS
engines. generators dfmatuTeS. sWItClb1a-ds steam
b0il6rs and pumps hydraulic elevator machine steel
tanks. piping. fittings. valves SC, VIII he received
az this once until two % p. ID. WEDNESDAY
April g. 1910. and then publicly opened. The right
) reserved to reject any Or al bids. For in
sctious and complete list Of articles FOR sale ad-
dresU Lieut.. Col. II. NJ. KENDALL L. S. A..
Treasurer. {. S. soldiers Home, Washington. D. c
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VII Address Termina1 y. NJ. @.

William Morrill, Worries, Railroad Y. NJ
c. A. secretary in Japan. Will speak at
the local association quarters in Union
Station tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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From the number of applications made
at the District c. E. headquarters for
tickets for the Rally for 1000 Endeavor-
ers," to be held at the Ninth street
Christian Church. Ninth and D streets
northeast it is predicted that the rally
viii be an exceptionally successful one.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ]. OWEN s son, Aactio0eera
cH4 ~ 2, SALE OF LARGE LOT IMPROVED

cHANoERy SALE OF LARGE LOT IMPROVED
81 SMALL FRAME DWELLING, No rs
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST. NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
- virtue q deTes passed in the Supreme Court
. tas District Of Columbia IN the case Of Emma O.
CookssJ Ys Harry r. Cooksey et al Equity No.
So. We wll sal at public auction in front q
ths SHe.llssAs on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of
Apfh, tslo. at O'Clock D. m the folloaing-
Sssczissd land and pTrmisss. situate in tho CITY
q washington. In said District and known and
beng Eaa Forth unehsf q lot numbered o in suusre
n9.soeEsd -. with the improvements thereon.
terms o. sale: One-third Of tbs purchase
money 20 oe paid IN cash and tho balance IN two
S2'lA4 inStaIlnsnts. payable IN o1e and two years
frHn the day Of sale and To be represented hy the
p-lin'y notes of the purchaser bearing interest st
- Fsss q pr ccnJum Der anHunl payab.e scnlI-
eEnHa-y, and secured bT deed Of trust on the
Eppefs sold, az all cash. az the option q the
purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit required
upon the acceptance q bid Al conFcyaDcng.
notary fees. and reooTiinE at purchasers cost
Terms to DO cuETlisd with within ffteea days. or
Trustees may advertise and sell 1t the purchasers
TAX and cost after i've days previous advertise
ns2t q saen resale pubiasned IN SoEEs newspaper
Of washington d. c.
IRWIN B. HINTON,
lM F street. NV.
WILLIAM ". POUBTNEY.
Ro1n SIC. Evans Building.
Trustees
RICHARD 2. EVANS. Attorney.
1875 n. Y, ave. ap27H
TEN DRAFT HORSES.
TWO MARES.
THREE CHEAP HORSES,
ONE DAPPLE GRAY COMBINATION
HORSE.
FRED JOHNSON BROS,
% IA r 81. Sc.
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airy committee. Miss LOOMS: temperance
committee. Miss Grace Murphy; flower
committee, Miss Wilson. and press COM
mittee, Miss Ada Burgdorf
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

''BfOHANDTEDANIsM. address b. Amherst ".
Barber; discussion: song War Of the Flowers -
5 n m. Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth s. NV.
Welcume.
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Y. w. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
l2th and F stS nv. Neper service sunday. 40.
Leader. Miss Ruth Sven. assisted b. young
women from the gymnasium, topic; Through the
Gymnasium 70 the General Work Special singers
frrsn fhs ur4nT9 SUM
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HIGHER THOUGHT UNION MEETINGS

MRS. sEATON viii conduct the meeting Of the
Higher Thought Union sunday. April ;. 7. n.
at Rauschers Hall. cor. Connecticut ave. and L
st. nv. subject The Psychology Of Intuition and
How 20 Develop Il" Public invited
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. E st. near 7th Sw
Revival services continue all na1t week rain OF
shine. Evangelist T. T. Martin viii preach and
Mr. and Mrs. Sch0feld viii sing at each service
Subject saturday night. Hell as Taught by Rea-
son" Mas meeting Sunday SO subject, The
-Four Great Social Sins" All Welooms.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, lah and sta
J. ]. Muir pastor EFangeliSt S. g. Neil breaches
Il a. N. Tij p M: Bible schOOl. 80: Christian
Eudeavor D. m. Public invited.
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SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS.

MISS F. z BATE3iAN graduate Of the Weltmer
Institute sill give a parlor talk on Constructive
Living Wednesday 8 n n at 1914 \ 81. NV.
meuts daily.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

MISS EMMA GRAY and DR. GEO. z. RICK
Err. teachers and healers Of over 90 years expert
euce. Daily noon meeting, and weeks at 8 p. m
at Loan and Trust Bids. cor. F and 9Th. Pub
lie invited
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FIRECRIEF HASADAY
Double Anniversary Cele.
brated by Family.
IN SERVICE THIRTY-ONE YEARS

Occasion Recalls PeriIs of Big Fires
He Helped to Put out Before He
Rose TO the Head OF the DEPART
ment-Was Sixty-nine Years Old
Yesterday-As Active as Ever.
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
a. ColumOia. Matilda O. Kloeppinger Is. VII
nSn Wilcox et al Equity No 29l5-The object
ei this suit Is to establish Of record a complete
ard perfect tide in Zee simple n the plaintiff by
adverse possession 70 the east twenty-five feet front
on street northwest. by the depth Of original lot
Numbered one. IL square "a, ia the city Of Wash
3ngton. District Of Columbia On motion Of plain
ti1 it Is this list day OF April. 1910 ordered that
defendants, William Wilcox. Il lying or If he be
dead the unknown haiS devisees and alieness Of
William Wilcox, and the unknown hsils OF Rich
ard Fl. Douglass cause their appearance 10 be en-
tgssd herein on OF before the first rule day &C.
curing af-er three months from the first pubhca-
ton Of this order; otherwise, this cause will be
proceeded with IS IA case Of default Provided
copy Of this order b published in The Washington
Law Reporter ard Tbs Washington Herald during
the said period OF three months, once a week for
shres successive weeks during The first month and
twice a month for each Of the two succeeding
months. JOB BARNARD. justice A true copy
Test: lssal.) ]. r YOUNG, Clerk. By ]. A C.
PALMER. Assistant Clerk
su2 Is ulyl4 s ieil .
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH, cor. Sh and X SIS.
nv. J.. Howard Wells pastor. 9:30,a. n. Sunday
school. II a. NJ. Gods Manner II Love; or.
Now Are We the Sons Of Cod HolyeCommunion;
Eattn- I'm sal-tan.. -
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IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Delmas Z. Stutler, trustee &c al.
v, John H. Walter et al Equity No. 9l3I.-Ths
object q this suit IS 70 obtain decree establish
tng the title By adverse possession q the plain
tiffs according 20 their respective interests as set
forth in the bill 70 al Of original lots I'VE sixteen
seventeen. and eighteen IN square ten hundred and
seventeen, IN the City Of Washington, IN the Dis
tuct Of Columbia, and TO lot foTry-one, IN Richard
Rothwels subdiTsiOn OF part of sad SQUARE as Der
plat recorded in boos ., page S. In the Surveyors
Office Of said District On motion of the plaintiffs
Il this atA day Of March. 1910 ordered that the
defendants, Ralph Walker grandson q Rarh Walker
deceased; Margaret 2, Walker. widow Ct Charles
Walker, deceased: Charles r. Walker Catherine H
Daizisl, Elizabeth n, Dalziel, Fisher Mcpherson
James Chandler, Mary DAVIS Mary H Walker
Eor1nsrly Council: Annie Edwards, non eompos; Ar
thur ". HeWison. WalfOrd c. ICckett, and the
unknown heiH, dsyisses. and alienees Of the fol-
loving persons, % Wit: George Walker William
Prout assignee; Cyrus Walker. assignee: Ralph
Walker brother CT George WALKER deceased cause
fhei- appearance to be entered herein on OF before
the fo.tieth day exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holdays occurring after the day u the dr5t publ
eaten Of this order; othe-Wise the cause VIII be
proceeded with as in case q default Provided a
copy cf this order be Published ones a week for
ahres successive weeks Ia the Washington Law
day. For good cause shown. thu period Of pubiica-
ton IS shortened and modified. above set forth
TH0S. J. ANDERSON Justice. 4 tue COY
Test: (Seal.) J. K YOUNG. CLERK By = E
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk. mh8.ap29