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The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

The report for the past year of the
work OF the Eye. Ear. and Throat Hos
pital IS most encouraging. Bishop Hard
ing, who is ex oficio president of the
hospital, says: THE thirteenth year OF
the hospital shows steady progress in
every direction, in efficiency. in finances,
and in all details of management. Rev.
Charles z. Buck and Rev. James H. W
Blake are. respectively. first and second
vice president. Mr.. Oracle X. Richards
Is the efficient treasurer.
Work on the Maryland Cathedral
grounds has been going on for some
time, and the first building TO be COM
pleted win be known as synod hall. which
is now nearly finished The first use to
which this building will be put will be as
a place OF worship, but ultimately it Is
expected that It viii be the place for the
conventions OF the diocese TO be held
and for meetings Of organizations OF do
cesar character, such as Churehmen S
Club meetings and the like.
The Rev. Howard G. England, assistant
minister OF Rock Creek parish, has a
strong letter in the Living Church. of
Chicago. in furtherance OF the claim of
the George Washington University for
government aid Mr. England writes as
the only clergyman on the executive
board Of the alumni"
He claims that the university has more
Episcopalians among its professors than
those of any other religious body-cer-
tainly. it cannot be described as q Bap-
list institution.
Trinity Church. Third and c streets
has started an organ fund. and has in
hand 500. The old organ has seen it:
best days.
Brotherhood men everywhere will re-
greet deeply the resignation OF THEN
president, Mr.. Robert H. Gardiner. Mr.
Gardeners health has. however. made his
resignation a necessity.
Mr.. Gardiner is a member Of the bar In
Boston. and a resident OF Gardiner. Me-
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where, strange TO say. his family have a
living" E. e., parish IN their gift Ex-
aetIy as living" or parishes. are held
in family gift in England.
The Rev. Frederick Towers, of North
Conway, N. H., has accepted the call TO
St Pauls parish. Prince George County.
The Right Rev DR.. Rowe, Bishop of
Alaska. who is one OF the hero bishops of
the church. is 10 preach tomorrow In
three churches. at Il a. m. in Epiph-
any; Ais. st. Johns, Sixteenth and H
streets; at 8 in ST Thomas Bishop
Rowe's visit East is arousing great In
terest and drawing large congregations.
Bishop Harding's visitations tomorrow
are: II 8. m. st. Stephens Church; s
p. M, Chapel OF the Nativity.
Tuesday was the second anniversary
of Bishop Satterlee's death. There was
a celebration By Bishop Harding at the
Little Sanctuary, at which friends and
members OF the late bishops family
were present.
Last Sunday Rev. H. Fields saumenig.
assistant minister OF Ascension Church,
Baltimore. was Trinity's preacher at the
special s p. m. peoples service. Next
Sunday Rev. George Calvert Carter,
rector OF ST. Andrews. this city. is to
preach.
Mr.. Samuel Wood. organist Of St
Marks Church. is giving a brief organ
recital every Sunday In Lent at o'clock.
During Lent the ST. Katharine choir.
under the direction OF the organist of
ST Marks. is rendering the music on
Wednesday evenings and the st. Ce-
ella choir. under the direction OF Mr..
Trott, Is performing like service on Fri
day evenings.
An interesting feature OF the II o'clock
service on Sunday at Christ Church will
be the address given by a full-bloodsd
indian clergyman. the Rev. Mr. Holmes,
OF South Dakota.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26

NEW CHURCH.
NEW CHURCH,
18th and CorcUzr sta nv.
TIE Rev. Frank sewaT, D. D., pastor viii preach
al Il q. N. and lecture ct y "a On
'-THEosoPHY. THE SILENT INVADER"
An invited.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
DEMAND ACTION ON VETO.
Radical Members OF Parliament
Serve Notice on Premier.


Serve Notice on Premier.
London. Feb. 25-The advanced section
OF the Radicals held meeting to-day, at
which a report was made that a COM
mittee had interviewed Prime Minister
Asqulth as 70 the Parliamentary pro-
gramme. The premier. the committee
stated. promised to bring the views Of
the radicals before his colleagues IN the
cabinet at the earliest possible moment.
1t is understood that these so-called
malcontents told Mr.. Asquith that moth
ing but the Limitation OF the veto power
OF the House of Lords would find general
support on the Liberal side OF the house.
The United irish League issued an an
nouncement that unless the government
before introducing the budget or other
legislation seeks guarantees that the
House of Lords veto measure shall be
passed this year, 1t cannot ask Ireland
20 support the government candidates al
elections.
The cabinet held two sessions to-day 10
consider the policy 70 be adopted IN re-
gard TO the House OF Lords. No definite
announcement was made. but It is under
stood that Premier Asquith will make an
important statement on February %
Premier Asquith's statement In the
House of Commons next Monday, when
he win move to appropriate the whole
time OF the House for government meas
ures is awaited with feverish Impotence.
The lobby reporter OF a radical news
paper says he learns the government IS
seriously contemplating resOrtIng to a
referendum on the question Of tho lords
vote.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
TELEGRAMS OVER PHONE.
Western Union Adopts New System
I'm New York City.

New York. Feb. 25.-From now on.
when you want to send a telegram. all
you have to do is to step to a telephone
and say: Central. want to send a teIe-
gram" and you are connected with the
operator, who takes down your message.
You can do that at any time during the
day or night. Belvedere Brooks, general
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. explained the new system in
his Office in the Western Union building
tonight. He said:
IF our Office is closed in a small town
the message is sent TO the house over the
telephone, and il there is no phone a.
messenger boy is sent to the house. II
you are in a theater and want TO send a
telegram. you go to the telephone and
send it and pay for 1t there. In other
words. anybody can send a telegram to
any one anywhere at any time.
IF the telephone you are using is in
your house, the bill for the telegram is
added to your telephone biIl''
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.

superintendent OF Junior Christian En-
deavor societies OF the District viii meet
at the home OF Miss Agnes p. suman,
superintendent OF the Union Junior De-
partment, 127 T street northwest. on
Tuesday. March 1. at p. m. The object
of this meeting is to discuss the work Of
the Junior societies and to plan the best
presentation OF the lessons for the meet
ings of next month.
Missions viii be the subject for consid-
GRAFTON at the next meeting Of the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Union The
meeting will be held in the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Chureh.on Monday. March
Z. at 8 p. m.
Endeavorers from the First Congrega-
tional Society gave Howelrs farce. The
Sleeping Car" at Friendship House. s2l
Virginia avenue southeast. last night.
The services conducted by Gunton-Tem-
pie Presbyterian Endeavorers at Central
Union Mission last Wednesday evening
was led by Mr.. Harvey II. chown.
The new Christian Endeavor Society or
ssnized In January In Epiphany Lutheran
Church has chosen the following officers.
President, Mr.. Edward Sloan; vice pres
ident. Mr.. Loehler; secretary. Miss Amy
Lerch; treasurer. Mr.. E. Besson.
The Y. P. S. c. E. OF the Western
Presbyterian Church entertained a large
number Of their friends at Washing
toms Birthday social last Tuesday even
ing.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church win
have with them at their meeting next
Tuesday evening some OF the teachers
and students Of the National Training
School for Women and Girls. The meet
ing will be in charge Of Miss N H. Bur
roughs. president Of the school.
The Covenant Christian Endeavor So
ciety held delightful valentine social
Friday evening. February IS Miss VII
son, the child pianist from Seattle, who
is stopping in Washington en- route to Eu-
rope. played several beautiful selections
Solos were rendered by Miss Josephine
Din and Mr.. Arthur Diebert. Selections
from BLEAK House" and David Copper
field" were read by Mr.. Dennison.
The Ninth Street Christian Endeayor
Society held Ratchet social on Washing
toms Birthday, with view to interesting
In the society the large number OF men,
bers added to the church during the Jan
uary revivals. and increasing their mu-
tual acquaintance An enjoyable evening
was spent in playing Ratchet and old
fashioned circle games.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
INAUGURAL DATE CHANGE.
Favorable Action by House Commit
tee on Amendment.


Unanimously favorable action was
taken yesterday by the House Committee
on the judiciary on the resolution intro
duced by Representative Henry of Texas,
proposing to change the date Of the in
auguration of the President from March
TO the last Thursday in April. The
committee also tentatively agreed upon
another resolution offered by Mr.. Henry
providing that Congress shall have the
power 10 determine how successors TO the
President and Vice President-elect shall be
chosen in the event OF the death Of either
between the election day and Inaugural
ton day.
Mr.. Henry called attention to the fact
that the Constitution now makes no pro-
vision for filling the office OF President
and Vice President IN case OF the death
OF q President-eiect or Vice President
elect before Inauguration. HIS resolution
would amend the Constitution and cor
rect that hiatus.
The change OF date resolution "a IN
the form OF q proposed constitutional
amendment, and must be ratified by the
legislatures Of three-fourths OF the States
before becoming effective.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAMIINE NJ. z CHURCH. 9Th and Sta nv.
Rev. Charles F. Guthrie. pastor. 80 a. NJ, Sun
day school II a. H.. VJ6lic worship; sermou bs
Mr.. PRED. &. SMITH. the great preacher 70 men.
$50 D n, Epwar1h League. Charles b. Tanner
and William W Vaughn leaders. p m. publio
worship. sermon by the pastor. Seats free.
Strangers welcome.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL ". Z. CHURCH,
corner John Marshall place and St John Reid
shannon. minister At Il a. N, "Christs picture
Of lie lost and Jet found. and found AID yet lost,
At p IA, monthly service Of sacred music and
song with Scripture readings and expostions 6y
pastor: the musical selections from Mendelssohn
Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible Class at ESQ
EJEorth League 6:sS.
FOUNDRY N. Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS.
Rev. Robert NJ. Moore d. D.. pastor; Rev c. Z.
Wise. assistant pastor. Sunday school, 80 a. 10.
Public worship al Il a. n. and 2. m, With ser
mons by the pastor. Epworth League D N.
A vrefror.a
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
ARREST BANK HEAD
President of Hollywood In
Stituti0n Taken.
SHORTAGE NEARLY 100000
Byron Church Admits Trouble and
Says He Is One of Many Farmer
Capitalists Who Attempted 10 Fool
with High Finance-BIames His
Nephew, who Specuiated In Grain.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 25.-Alleged ir-
regularities OF nearly 10000 in the books
OF the Bank of Holyrood. Holyrood,
Kans.. resulted in the arrest to-day in
Kansas City of Byron E. Church. for
twenty years the banks president.
Church came to Kansas City three days
ago and was found registered az the
Orient Hotel. Sheriff James Reardon. Of
Ellsworth. Kans.. was notified Of the
arrest and came to Kansas City after the
prisoner.
Ray Church, twenty-six years old a
son OF the ex-president OF the bank. was
arrested with him. but was released when
Sheriff Reardon told the police there was
no charge against him. The sheriff said
that another son. Maxwell Church, who
had served as cashier Of the bank. is
wanted in connection with the prosecu-
tion against the father, but is gone from
his home in Holyrood.
Byron Church. In a statement made at
police headquarters, said that he Is one
of the many farmer capitalists who have
attempted 10 tinker with high finance
with disaster TO themselves. Twenty
years ago he secured a controlling in
terest in the town bank.
a nephew of mine, w. E. Thomas,
was made cashier OF the bank" he said.
and practically controlled II. Three
years ago / found that my nephew had
been bucking the grain markets. and that
he was $4,000 short with the banks
funds. He ran away and I made the
shortage good out Of my own pocket.
Then I installed my son Maxwell as
cashier.
About three months ago an old GER
tihcate of deposit, issued by my nephew
about three years ago. came back to the
bank and showed my son ana I that
there was a further shortage. not ap-
parent when my nephew absconded. Of
$4,000. This amount I also made good.
know OF no other Irregularities
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
-FOUR SENSATIONS
AT MIDNIGHT FIRE
Negro Tenement Scene of
Rescues and Injuries.

The negro tenement at 21s E street
southwest was the scene. shortly before
midnight, of a fire. In which Charles
Reynolds. one of the occupants. was
burned almost to death. and Alice Slaugh-
ter Ieaped from the second-story window,
Policeman Armstrong. OF the Fourth
precinct. caught the woman and broke
the force of her fall, and Policeman Hill
ton. of the same station, rescued Charles
Slaughter. the womaR's husband. being
overcome by smoke just as he reached
the border OF safety.
The fire was caused by the explosion
Of a lamp. Reynolds clothes were ig-
nIted, and he was a mass of flames when
Policeman Armstrong. after saving the
woman. ran TO his rescue.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
How to Get
Rio Of Catarrh
A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way,
and It Costs Nothing to Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh Know
its miseries. There is no need of this
suffering. You can get rid of IL by a
simple, safe, inexpensive home treat
ment discovered by DR.. Rlosser, who. for
over thirty-five years. has been treating
catarrh successfully.
His treatment is unlike any other II
is not spray. douche. salve, cream. or
inhaler but is a more direct and thorough
treatment than any of these 1t cleans
out the head, nose, throat, and lungs SO
that you can again breathe freely and
sleep without that stopped-up feeling that
ali catarrh sufferers have It heals the
diseased mucous membranes and arrests
the foul discharge, so that you viii not
be constantly blowing your nose and
splitting and at the same time it does
not poison the system and ruin the ston-
ach, as internal medicines do.
If you want 10 test this treatment with
out cost, send your address 10 DIR. J. ".
Blosser, 6l Walton street, Atlanta. Ga.
and he will send you by return mail
enough of the medicine TO satisfy YOU
that 1t is all he claims for IT as remedy
for catarrh, catarrhal headaches, ca
tarrhal deafness, asthma, bronchitis.
colds, and all catarrhal complications.
He viii also send you free an illustrated
booklat- WritA him immediately.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26

ST. PAULis CHURCH. ed St. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector. Z g. Holy
Communion go Sunday school. 10 o'clock, HOY
Communion and instruction. O'Clock, maths
and sermon By the rector. p n. confirmation
instruction. D. m, eFensong and sermon Dy ms
Rev. J. II. ". Blake Seats free.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION, Mass. ave- and
18th ST nv. Rev. J. Henniug Mems. rector.
Services. and Il a. m. and p. n. 40 ?. m,
chidren's FespeT sersice; choir Of sixty ehiaren-
The rector viii preach al II and 5. Rev. Wllilam
II. Holmes. an Indian from South Dakota VII
speak to the children at the 1 30 service
ST. Marks CHURCH. 81 aud A Sta Sc. Rev.
w. l. De Yriss. Pm D.. and Res. L. A Curtis.
clergy Services, T:s0. Il. !. and 80 Rev. Canon
McKim. D. D.. Ii. D. D. G. Il, viii preach al
night 90 Sunday observance" FTee organ TO
eital at a II.
CHRIST CHURCH. GEORGETOWN. Rev. James
Il. W Blake rector. 80 a. m. Holy Communion.
$50 a. n. Sunday school. IL a. n. fGi serves
and sermon BY the Rev. William Holmes - sos.n
Dakota. $50 ?. IA. Confirmation lectule. ~
J. m, eTening prayer and sermon b. the Rev.
Robert Talbot. rector Of 81. Pauls Parish.
PEOPLES EyENsONG. MOUNT ST. Allan.
Sunday. al 80 p m. N st. Adams Church.
Special preacher, Rev. G. C. Bratenzhl, D. u.
The service will be sung by the cathedral choir.
Take TennaiytosEn Cars
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth S., near Mass. ava
ana . st. re. Services; SUNDAY, 4 ~ wv an
i p. n. SO and 30 p m. School, ) ?. NJ
0thsr DAYS. and a. n and ? m Chusch
free and open 70 81 every DAY.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sta nv. Rev.
Richard p Williams rector, Sunday, Z g, II,
lchorsl aud Confirmation lecirsl, popular sery-
ice. Rev George C. Carter prescherl DAILY.
1875 70 1255; Wednesday and Friday. p m All
welcome.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G ST.. between 18th and
18th sta Rev. R. H. MeKim. d. D.. rector.
Services. a m. II a m, ard 2. NJ Sunday
school go a. N. and . N. Services daily at
T. s1ceps Saturday. and rs ?. n, The RI keF,
Dr. Rove Bishep Of Alaska. Will preach al II
.. m. and Rev. G. Freelsnd Peter at ,. m.
an welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
C. G. SLOAN IS BURIED.
Many Attend Services Held Yester-
day at BeftsviIle, Md.

day AT BeitSS1ile, MA.
After religious services and Masonic
rites at the Epiphany Episcopal Church
yesterday morning. the body of Charles
Gillespie Sloan. the well-known auctioneer
Of Washington. was taken to Beltsville.
Nd, for lnterment.
Rev. George F. Dudley conducted the
services. which began at II o'clock, with
the church filled to the last pew with
friends and business associates of the de-
ceased. The Association of Oldest Inhab-
itants, Columbia Commandery. Knights
Templars; st. Johns Lodge. No. Il. A. F.
A NJ, and the Mystic Shrine, of all which
organizations Mr.. Sloan was a prominent
member. were represented by delegations.
The paIbearers were r. A Gillet, Allen
Busslus, E c. Peach. Charles H. German.
DR.. A. B. Hooe, Morris L. Wolfe, DR.. w.
E. Whitson, and Frank p. Weller. The
honorary paIIbearers were L, 5. Lips
comb, c. f. Berry E. ]. Walsh, Harry
c. Moses. James F. Hood, E. H. Snyder,
W. NJ. Mooney, and George S. Fowler.
A large delegation accompanied the
body 10 Beltsville. where simple services
were held at the grave under the direction
of the Masonic lodge OF which he was a
member.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
DELAI LAMA IN FLIGHT.
Imperial Edict by PeIxin Declares
Ruler DepOxed.

Pekin. Feb. 5-An imperial edict has
been issued deposing the Delai Lama.
who recently fed from Lassa to India,
and who. the edict declares, is one of the
worst lamas Thibet ever had. It adds
that he Is guilty Of intrigue and the eva
sion of tribute.
China Is preparing for the election OF
his successor. The Chinese government
is greatly annoyed by the Dalai Lama's
fight. which is regarded as likely to cause
serious trouble in Tibet.
The government says the military ex-
petition which was sent to Tibet was for
the purpose of strengthening the Chinese
garrison, protecting trade, and upholding
China's suzerainty.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
OLD INHABITANTS TO ATTEND.

Funeral of Perry Michael to he Held
at Residence Monday.
Funeral services for Perry Michael,
who died after lingering illness, WIN be
held at 2:5o o'clock Monday, from the
family residence, 1893 Thirtleth street
northwest Services at the house will be
conducted by Rev. DR.. James T. Marshall.
pastor of the West Street Presbyterian
Church, interment following in Oak Hin
Cemetery
delegation from the Oldest Inhabi-
tants' Association. OF which Mr.. Michael
was member. VIII attend the funeral.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
SPIRITUAL TRUTH,

V. J. OOLvILL.E WILL LECTURE IN FLYNN's
College Hall, stb and L SIS. nv. lopp.siss Ii
brasl. Sunday. ) D. m. on ''Escaps from Kazna-
Is this poSabes : .. m. Origin and gr0xih
o. religion"
Monday and Thursday. 8 D. N, "Esots-ic expoz-
tons q the Book Of Genesis'' continued az 4
q. sc.
Wednesday and Saturday, p n. 1t New
Thought Center, 1917 81. nv, from d. Sub
1ects' WEDNESDAY. 'Cozuio conscoumsss;- Sat
urday, Dreams"
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Meesing Of Northrest Auxiliarr.

Northwest Auxiliary OF the W. @. T. U.
met Wednesday afternoon az the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Corson, in Clifton street.
Mrs. Robinson's Bible lesson was on be-
ing faithful in little things Miss Dree
sang Some Mothers Boy" Miss Anna
Gordon gave an account OF q weeks trip
of herself and Mrs. Stevens from Maine.
All were invited TO meet at Mrs. Henry's.
1872 Columbia road. on March 81.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
EVANGELICAL Christian SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH,
Pythian Temple. l0l2 9th ct Nv. Services: Sun
day morning. II O'Clock, lecture b. Bisaop OIL.
YER G. SABINs subject, Mastery o. man" Al
the conclusion Of the lecture there wiz be an IN
tes1niSsion Of ten minutes. vasn all Who desiEs
may retire, after which WIN be the testimonial
meeting. when members o. the congregation nay
tell Of experiences Of hesling. All suffering from
Pains can Be treated fires. provided the pains are
Sneh as can be treated publicly. Seats free. Al
fnvitsd
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
Narx Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Lieut. r. H. TAYLOR. detached duty California
to home and granted leave one mouth.
Lieut.. c. P. HUFF detached duty Glacier; 20 duty
naval trimming ststiesi San Francisco.
Ensign C. If. AUSTIN. detached duty Dolphin; TO
duty as attaciie, Tokyo.
Ensign F. ?. ROGERS, detsched duty Dolphin; to
duty as attache Tokyo
Medical Director H. E AMEs. detached duty In
command naval hospital. Boston, Mass. to home
ard wait orders.
Surgeon r. W. F. WEBER. TO Washington. D. c..
for examination for psonntion. and upon compile
ton wait orders ia Washington. D. c.
Gable from the commandments United States
Asiatc feet, dated Manila. P. l., February a.
1910:
Ensign r " CABANISs dstac1ed duty Rainbow
to treatment naval ho-pitsi. CaLacao. P. l.
Commander C. NJ. KSEPPER. 10 duty command
Monterey and Mohiesa
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26

New York. Feb. 25.-It was reported to-
day that the appraisal of the estate OF
the late Henry 0. Havemeyer. ordered
by the Surrogate's Court, showed that he
left. a total estate estimated at about
N4.5oo.oo0 The report OF the State ap-
praisers setting forth in detail the ap-
praisal Of the estate viii be filed soon In
the surrogate's Court.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SITS nv.
Rev. W. ". McSisster. paste. Sermon subjects
Il a n a pastors message 10 bis people;
D m, a terrible dilemma" Sunday school. sSe
Mr.. Elzin Smith. superintendent. Junior Q. E.,
$50 Senior G. E. ?. ~ Public cordially N
Tited 70 al services.
TE1pLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n sA
Dr. J. J. Muir pastor Preaching. Il a n. Man
helping God rs p. n, Called 70 separate
ncs. :. Bihla scbooi. SO q. n. 9. T.. I 2. M
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army orders.

Capt JOHN G.. WORKIZER, Second Infantry,
vill repair to This city and report 20 the con-
handing officer, Walter Reed General Hospital
District Of Columbia.
Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM r. ABERCROMBIE, Twen-
ty-ffth Infantry, is retired from active service.
Special orders relating 10 First Lieuts EDWARD
". WILDRICK and LUCIAN d. BOOTH,
Coast artillery Corps, is revoked
The following changes in TIE assignments Of officers
q the Coast Artillery Corps are ordered First
Lieut. GEORGE NJ FEEK is relieved from
duty With the Fifty fourth Company and assigned
% the Fiftieth Company; he will ioin Che com
pany 10 which assigned First Lieut. EDWARD
". wILDRICK IS relieved from assignment 10
the Fifheth Company and attached 20 the Fifty
fourth Company; he wiz Join the company 70
which attached.
CAPT FRANK ToMPKINS. Eleventh Casslry. is
relieved from treatnsnt at the Army and Nay
General Hospital, Hot Springs. ARK.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-26
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT OHuROH.
sth 81, bet Z and sts. Sc. Rev. b. p. TEuitt
pastor Preaching Sunday morning By Rev. B.
Mclaughlin. Il O'Clock; subject. "1rue founda-
tom evening at 80 subject Cake not turned
Sunday school. ). Harry Dove superintendent
go. Choir leader, J. 6. Klein; Miss Marian
Fairbanks. oTgznist Christian EndeaYur 6s5
p m, Miss Asrism Fairbanks leader. Church on
Avacsssfa car lire