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izS PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest-sauars ~. ict
2; CsthRrns NJ. 5. Bfosch 70 Ralph P. Barnard
ana Guy II. Johnscn trustees SO
Brookiand-Lot 2, block 8; Bette b. GOodloe e viz
ct al 70 the rector, church warden, and vsstry
Of the Brooklsnd Parish Of the Protestant Eas-
eoral Church. 50.
hOlmead ManOr-Square zs34 iot 81: Vic4or Audsr-
son to Rudolph zirpz, SO
81 Elizabeth-Part Of t-act, 1850 acres; Cnaries
W. Arth and J. Edna Brady. trustees, 70 I'd
ward T. Crismcnd.
Fifth street. between and G streets northeast
Square s54. lot q; Fred A Norway et u. to
Carl o. Walter, sis
street. between south Csratol and One-hzlf zrsst-
square 62, lot 8: Edwin Harrington. Sons &
%. 10 Matte K. Slater, So
Mount PieaEaut-T0t Es, Harriet NfT1eF % Meter
R Hamilton SO
Woodley Park-Lot %. block II: Lewis z Brsunin-
ger e ux. ct al To Catherine Reagan. SO
Canal and Second streets. between and q Streets
Square COG. lots 2 5. s. 6. 9. Il Is. and east
par OF lots Il, u. and q; Henry Il Baker 70
sec01d street DoTtheasl-S9uane re- iot 90; John
II. Fuimer ct u. TO John L. Walsh SO
PsdsEorth-lsot 4; Josephins B. Smith TO Mysr
Hahn, so.
F street northwest, between Nineteenth and TEsn-
uoJh sTeetE-SqlsIe r. west part Of lot 1;
Max S. johnson 70 Logistba johnson, SO
- Second street northsast-SQuare rs lot g.
Samuel ID. Holek TO Katie J. Gardner SO
l5as I street northwest-Square i9i lot g.; Miahsel
NJ. Doyle to MARY H wsrnsr. SO
and Twenty-nTst stfeets-soath Of square l0s
lot 3; James H Tsyior trustee TO John ].
and Fannie Cleary. SO
ll3 Seventeenth street northEest-Squars IS los
e. Hizabsth 6. Rice and Lepins Hal Ries.
trustees. 70 Michael r. Rsedy So
lie Droit Psrk-Lot 2. block 20; Matte f. Non
t1gue ct viz 70 Aahala r. De Ganenried
Fischer. so.
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JUSTICE BARNARD
Estate Of Alice 5. Shelly viii dated May p
1866 fled
Estate q MeiIa Halme, also MeIa Cock; viii
dated February .. 1910 and petition for letters
tessameatary filed. Attorneys. Archer & Smith.
Estate ri Julia A. Rogers; orders admitting VII
20 probate snd record.
Estate q William L. Koontz; order granting
letters testzmentary 10 Irene c. Kooutz; bond
S on. Attorney. c. c. GsTtnan
Estate u Frederick Stecie order 70 employ coun-
SCI ATTORNEYS. F.. A. Fenning and B. ". Parker
Estate of J. Louis Landrick: order DENYING par-
tai disiyibation Attorneys. BTandenburg & Bran
denburg.
Estate o. George ". Ayres: order to employ
counsel. Attorneys, F. A. fleming and B. W
Parker
Estate OF Henry Percy; order framing issues At
torueT. ]. " Niehol-
Estate Of Sophie Nau; order czncslling spprsise-
msns.
Estate Of Catherine Matthews: order granting let
ters Of administration 20 Cornelia Wilson; bond.
Slo3, Attorney. J, T.. Nell
Estate Of Otto HaltnoTth: petition for letters Of
administration C. L a. Attorney. ]. p. L1rner.
In re George R. Hamilton ct a.; order appoint
ina Catherine o. Hamilton guaruian5 bond. SS90
Attorney, q. 2. Sullivan
In re Mildred Z. Gragor; o<dss for allowance
Attorney, ". A. Mckenney.
Estate n Daniel P. Hannah; order ErsutinE 1T
ters tsstamfntary 70 John j. Hannah; bond. Sl.00n
Attorney, c. H. CRgin.
Estate a Fannie L. CorbT; order appointing
z II. Mcneil collector; bond, S.o0o Attorneys
Estate q Annie N King; rin datsd March 3
1919 fled.
Estate ~ Theoiosia Ccnroy; petition for letters
testamentary- Attorneys u. ". O'Donaghus.
Estate IT Lorena S. Wilson; viii dated February
j. 1906 filed.
Est&ts Of Richard Jones; petition for letters tss
tamentary. Attorney. L. N. King.
Estate q James Anderson; petition foT letters
d administrator. Attorneys. F. A fleming and
3. ". Parker
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, March II, 1900

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present; The Chief Justice. 8lr Justice Harlan.
Sir. Justice Brewer. Mr., Justice White, Mr. Justice
MeKenns, Mr.. Justios Holmes SIR. Justice Day.
and siT. Justice LuIton.
John L. Rupe Of Richmond Ind. Edward r
Pickett r., Of Liberty. Tex: Charles G.. Revelle
Of jefferson City. no. James T. Blair Of Jsfer-
son City. No, and Arthur r. Thompson, q wash
ington. D. e.. were admitted 10 practice.
No. n. Daniel F. Blake. as trustee in bank
ruptcy. Sc. appellant Ts. William Openhym &
Sens; mandate granted on motion q Mr.. Charles
Henry Butler In behalf q counsel
No. 81. Los Angeles Farming and Milling Com
Iany. plaintiff IN error. IS. The City of Los An
geles; argument continued b. Mr. r. NJ Widney
for the plaintiff IN errUr. and by Mr. William B.
Mathews and MI John F. Dillon for the defendant
In eTur- and concluded by Mr. z. n. Widney for
the plaintiff ia error.
No. Is Al Williams, plaintiff in error. u. The
State q AriAnsss. argued b. Mr. George b Rose
for the plaintiff IN error end submitted by Mr.
Hal I. Norwood and MF. W. T. Kirby for the
defendant in eTror.
Adjourned until Monday next At z O'Clock
The day call for Monday. March a. viii be as
follows: Nos. IS and 747 land 75l 752 ~ "a. ~,
l67, rs, Isl, lS. rs. ~. 800 SIS. ard siH.
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

Eresent--Al
Patent Appeal No sc. In rs application Of james
F. McEroy; continued
No as5. Adams Express Company - Berry a
NhitmoEe COMPANY; argument continued by Mr. "a.
5. McCSlmout for appellee and concluded b. NJ.
". S, Thomas fer appellant, appellant allowed 10
Bic additional authoritiea
Ma. n5s. Hitchcock. sc. "a Street & Smith :
motion 70 modify deCTes submitted By Mr.. H II.
Classic. Of counsel for appellee IN support q NO
ton; modified decree fled; appeal 70 TIE supreme
Court of the United States prayed BY Mr.. II. H.
Classic. fcounse for appellees, allowed and bond
fer costs fixed at $40 injunction bond by the
amended decree being fixed st S0Oo0.
No. 260 Hitchcock vs.. Tousey: motion 10 modify
de-ee submitted by Mr.. H. H. Classic, Of counsel
f1r appellee. in support Of notion amended decree
filed; appeal 20 supreme Court q the United States
prayed By Mr.. II. H. Classic. q counsel for ap-
reilee. allowed, and bond for costs fixed az 500;
Injunction bond BY the amended decree fixed at
$le00
No. SlA. White Fl a. " Connecticut General
Life Insurance Company; mott FOR rearTumeut
overTuled
No. 857. Megfllst e. al. ys. Bussey. Sc decree
reversed, with costs. Opinion By Mr.. Chief Justice
Shepard
Adjourned from day to day.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lsi-Lot 2; Emma G. Muse ct Fir 10 Richard
L Psiro and Herbert A. GIN. trustees. TO
cIrs Il. ". PaiTo 500, gssT. pax cent SENT
annually.
square sss-Iots .. 81. and 81 Lot,s v johnson 70
Albert F. Fox and Edmund X F11. trustees.
TO secure Frederick R. Walker. 500. years
Per cent, semi annually.
same 20 sane, 20 sesars samA zo0e 9 yesrs
per Csnt, semiannually
Square 75a-An Ct lot % and right n way ovez lois
81 and $; Jdfn E Walsh to william c Fozler
and T. Walter Fowler. trustees 70 seoirs John
J. Walsh. 500. years. pes cent, ssuai-annu-
Columbia Heizhts-Lot a block 2: Mary A. Ash
burn et viz to LIeyc Is. Robbins and William
H. Schooler. mortgage OF 81 500.
Square siz-Lot L; La E Cole 10 Roger 7.
Mitchell and A Louis ESpey trustees 70 secure
Roger T. Mitchell and A. Louis Espey. SEQ,
70 years, 81 Ter cent. semi-aDnUaly.
Square 5le-Psrt Of lot %: Charles c. Bischo7 ct
w. to Chaplin BfOVn and Henry u. BeFgnsnn
trustees. 20 soctlrs Oriental Building Association
Square El-Lot 2s; william B. Lord 70 Frank J.
Dieudonns and lanes RsfEy trustees. 70 seeirs
Perpetual Building Association, a.sH
Square lz-Lot s.; Michael r. Raedy Ct " 70
Washington Loan and Trust Company, trustee
10 secure Equitable Cooperatiys Building Asso-
ci&tion. a.o00.
lie Droit Park-Lot q block 10. Mshals r. De
GTafeuTeo Fletcher et VIZ 70 Hogatio n. Tapiin
7. Taplin, s. 2la, yea-s per cent, sssniznntt-
ally. Same 20 sans. 70 secure same $50.
monthly payments
Square la2-Iots I0s ard 100; Thomas H. Hal to
Union Trust Company. trustee, 70 secure Fidelity
Irust Company tgaardlanl, S000. years. per
cent, semiznnually
Square lssS-PaTt q sQuare: William r Szntsl-
mann Ct ux. % George Il. Emmesieh ard
Douglass s. MacksIl trustees, to securs Wash
ingtou Six Per Cent Permanent Building As
soeiation, Sl2Osa
Square 35-Lot 50: Mary L sWznSon % Charles
d. Liehomam and George g. McElNee trus-
tees, 10 secure Anthony F. Lucas. Sl50a. 3
years per cent substantially,
Square 5l2-Par Of lot 9; Thomas ". Dudson e
x. 10 Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee. TO secure Equitable Co0peratiFs Build
ing Association, 500.
Marshail-Part q a tract; John P. r. White Ct
ux. 10 John Taylor Arms and Harry Lamson
trustees TO seeuTo Lee Brown. $1,000 2 to
years. Per cent. se1ni-annuaIly.
Mount Peassnt-Lsot SO; MeTker r. Hamilton to
American Security and Trust Company. trustee.
10 secure National Savings and Trust Com
pany, years pr cent. ssmi-annualy.
Wcodley Park-Lot a. block II; Catherine Rsszzn
TO Emanuel SPEECH and Samuel Ross trustees
TO secare Lewis =. Breunineer and william y.
West. s2.T50, monthly payments, s per cent PER
annum.
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sIETHODIsT EPISCOPAL.

METR0POLITAN MEMORIAL n T. CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place and st. John Reid
Shannon. minister. At Il g. m. The greatest
grandest man OF the aEes-Lessons from his Life. %
At 2 m, aIti-saIoon service; Rev. DR.. 2. A.
Baker, national superintendent Of Anti-Saloou
Leagues and ez-Cov. K. 3. Glenn. Of North Caro-
lima VIII speak Sunday school and Metropolitan
Bible Glass. go. EpWorth League Gas
Rev Robert NJ Moore. d. d.. pastor; Rev. C. T.
Wise. assistant pastor. Sunday school go g. n
Public worship AZ il A. m- with sermon By Rev.
Bishop Earl Cranston. d. L.. La D.. subject
Applied Protsstantiszn-The church and the gov
eminent EVworth League. ?. n. Public Bor-
ship at s p m, with sermon by the pastor. All
r-.lr-rra
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
18th 81. bet. 7 and F.. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
acting pastor Preaching az Il a. n. by Rev.
George w. Morrow. Of Detroit Mich superin-
tendent Of the Michigan Anti-SalOon League.
Preaching al 20 b. Dr. sheridan, president Mary
land Conference NJ. F. Church
SECOND WEEK OLD-TI3lE REVIVAL, MOUNT
Pleasant NJ, +. Church Rev George T. Leech,
pastor. cor llth ST. and Park road nv. Every
night, excaIt saturday conducted by the con-
voFted actor and singing evangelist, Rev. George
Bucker- Come praying and bring somebody With
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th st. NV Mr. Camerou
Johnson. at i q. m viii tell 81 his acquaintance
with missionaries. Or. Charles W. CauUD. at 6
p. H.. VII speak IN the interest q the Anti
Saloon League. Sunday school, go a. m Mems
class. 10 a n. Junior Endeayor, 5 p. m. Senior
Endea50r $50 p m.
FIHsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10Th aHd g SITS NV, Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow.
D. D.. pastor: Res. S. X. sgiit, assistant pastor.
Il b. N public worship with sermon by Rev
Howard IT. Russell. Music by quartet and chorus
choir. go a. m., Sunday school, 6s5 n m y
=. S. C. +. D. m. lecture BIZ pasox; subject,
&. Bernard and the Csterians"
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McGrew. D. D.. rector Of Silver Spring,
Nd. win lecture on the Holy Land, man
ners. and customs.
The Rev. George F. Dudley was the
special preacher yesterday at the Friday
night service IN Emmanuel Church, Ana
costa, D. c. Rev Or. George II. Me
Grew win be the last preacher OF this
Lenten course. his sermon being due
March is.
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M 52gsa woOtard & Lotlrop ~ Emma B..
Becker. judgment Municipal Court, sisT.3s. Attor-
neg, J. b. Larner.
No -2iN Joseph l. Mckinney vs. Capital Trao-
tioa Company; damages. S5.0oo. Attorney B. 7.
DOYLE.
No. 52Al. Jscob OurismAn rs Same; appeal
Defendants attorney. q. T. Dunlop.
Nc 52ii2 Queen City Printing Ink Company vs.
Wallaoe & Cadick judgment Municipal Court. So So
Attorney l. =. Loving
No 53f3 The GsrTin Mschins Company rs
Israel Ludlow; same. S2Ss.la. Attorney. same.
Nc 5344A William A. Pierce IS. John Poland
account. Il 450.E Auorne- T. A Newman
No 53f95 Martin Schneider rs The Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company; dam
ages, Sl.yN. Attorney. L. Tobriner.
No 52A6. The Gottsohalg Company vs.. Charles 7.
Bradley: account Sl2is Attorney, J. A Burka-t.
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EXCURSIONS.

Now that the Washington baseball team Is IN
spring practice at Norfolk. many srs finding il con-
Fenieut 20 make an over-sunday TIP down 10 the
Steamboat C0mpany's boats II see the members TAX
ing the "kink" cut 4 their arms. The United
States and foreign battle ships in Hampton Roads
also furnish attraction for visitors at this time
special rate for the round trip Is made Saturday 10
Monday via the Norfolk snd Washington steamers:
also special excursions with inclusive tickets cover
inc staterom expenses and fun board at the Cham
berlin, Old Point Comfort
The Southland and Norfolk" are IN service
ono Of these big. handsome vessels leaving Seventh
street wharf daily at 6If5 p. M. The trip TO Old
Point and Norfolk g made overnight so that one
need loss no time from business when taking adyan-
tsge Of an orer-sundsy stay at Old Point CT Nor
folk.
The uptown Office Of the Norfolk and yasbinston
Steamboat Company Is located at 10 18Th ct, Bond
Bldg
The big steamer St. Johns, whiah is being oner-
ated on the new Norfolk Line Of the Potomac and
Chesapeake Steamboat COMPANY IS making hei rec71-
lar trips. leaving here Tuesday THURSDAY and Sat
arday et 5 2. N. and arriving At Norfolk Z O'Clock
next morning. Returning. she leaves Norfolk each
Sunday. Wednesday. and Friday ST D m. and Old
Point at ; p M. and reaches this city about 6
O'clock next mnTnine
The low rate offered BY the new line with the
comfortable accommodation to be had aboard the
st. Johns. makes trip on her particularly desir
able The regular rcsind-trip fare on the St Johns
-. DIT on Saturdays special rosnd-irip ticket
Is sold Tor g that IS good On the steamer leaving
here Saturday for NorfJk end to return on the
steamer leaving Norfolk Sunday and arriving here
Monday morning This trip car 10 taken without
any loss q TINE from business.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-12

file replication granted Attorneys. NJ n. Richard
son-C r. Wilson.
No. bz5i6. same IS Same; sane Attorneys
same.
No 88s2 United States vs. Emma Harmon; rob
berry; motion fG new trial 0veTruled; sentenced 70
penitentiary for ten years
No 8sl6 United States Vs. Arthur Bel: assault
with dangerous weapon sentenced 70 penitentiary
f.r one year ard ore DAY.
No 8s74. United States vs.. Eugene Lee; sane
sentenced 70 renitentiary for four years
No sos. Smith vs. Potomac Dredging Company
BANKRUPTCY Of plaintiff suggested AttOTneys. MILAN
a SInith-CsrteF & Broohe.
Assignment for March a:
No i62. IL re estate Of Henry T. Ish
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

n Eighth street northeAss-Squars sIz lot Il
Elias Wolfe ct TX TO Ira z. Cole So
1910 Ninth street northwest and Of ssme-Squsre
SIS lots y, 80. and 81: George "a. Enlnerich and
Ernest L. Schmidt, trustees, 10 Lotts '. John
son 500
$50 Twentieth street nOTthwest-SquaTe rs. lot Sc
interest; Carrie r. Coleman and William H.
Coleman 70 Flcrence NJ Coleman 81.
1909 Twentieth street northwest-Sduars il5 lot IS
interest; Emily s. Seymour ct viz et al TO
Florence NJ. Coleman, S $50.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

Next week-the closing week Of the
midday Lenten services for business speo-
ple-there viii be an opportunity to hear
DR.. Floyd Tomzins and Rev. Robert
Johnston. both Of Philadelphia, DR.. Tom
kins speaking on Tuesday and Mr.. john
ston on Thursday. More than any other
clergyman. DR.. Tomkins IS In request
for services and addresses on all occa-
sions: and as the Church of Our soviour.
Philadelphia, sent all the way to Scot
land for Mr.. Johnston TO be its rector. II
IS TO be presumed that he likewise is a
power in the pulpit
The executive committee OF the tri-
diocesan convention OF the brotherhood
OF ST Andrew met in Baltimore last
Saturday. W. II Singleton. of st. Mich
ael and All Angels Chapter; Bert T..
Amos, OF Trinity Chapter, and Paul r.
Daley, Of Ascension Chapter, were pres
ent from Washington. The committee
selected Christ Church. Baltimore, as the
place and May q and q as the dates Of
the next convention. Henry White, OF
Memorial Chapter Baltimore. was ap-
pointed chairman Of the hospitality COM
mittee. which consists OF T. MeKeane
Meiere. OF Baltimore. Edwin H. Brown.
IT.. OF Easton, Md, and w. H. Singleton,
.of Washington. Owing 10 his being about
to leave Maryland c. Livingston Thomp-
son resigned as secretary. and Thomas
Oldham. OF st. Johns Chapter. Waverly.
Md, was elected secretary-treasurer.
Mr.. S. w. Woodward. OF the firm OF
Woodward & Lothrop, viii address the
mems missionary meeting IN st. Marks
parish hall. Thursday. March II. at S
p. m. in behalf OF the laymen's
missionary movement Men especially
arc invited TO be present.
At the annual election OF officers OF the
Dorcas Society OF Trinity parish mrs
Walbridge was elected president, Mrs.
Watts vice president. Mrs saller secre-
tary. and Mrs. Hinson treasurer.
The regular March meeting OF the Sun
day School Institute viii be held at the
Church OF the Epiphany on Thursday.
The Rev. Canon Austin win talk on
Missions In the British West Indies"
Following Canon Austin, the Rev. G. II
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While there has been decided improve
ment in the condition OF Senator Tillman.
who was recently attacked with
paralysis. and is still under the constant
care OF HIS physician, II WIN be some time
before his condition VIII permit his re-
moval TO his home in South Carolina.
Senator Tillman is able to get out OF
bed every day and INDUCES IN little
conversation.
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

W. J. COLVILLE LECTURES IN FLYNN's COL
lege Hail. sth and X Sta lclose 20 IlbTsryl. 5
p. m, Andrew Jackson DaFis-A nnodern
prophet his mission and philosophy" s 2. m
Can Higher Thought reconcile capital and labor
and vanquish pOTerty!" Bible lectures Joseph
in Egypt, zoe ST s., Monday and THURSDAY,
s 2. m.
". J. COLVILLE LECTURES AT 1917 Fl ST.
NV, wednesday and saturday, 2. n (room Igl
Spiritual Interpretation Of Book q Revelation %
Thursday and Saturday, 5 p. N. lroom 70. "Yoga
practice elucidated and applied 70 Western needs 4"
Questions 'nyled after every lecture Single chair,
. crntz SIX tickets q
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. X and 18Th sts Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor. Il a. m, public worship; ser
mon by Rev. ]. NJ Ludlow. d. D.. Of East
Orange, n J, 7;45 p H. "a royal failure,
The Queen o. sheba- Music led by quartet
choir. $50 a. n. Bible school. Gas a m adult
classes $50 2. "a. Christian Endsavor Society.
FIRST-The Strangers sabbath Home-John Mar
shall II. Donald g. Macleod minister. Il q. m.
divine worship and sermon. 7.i5 p n, illustrated
Plate. S. S. e,i5 r. N. C. E, Gas Z. m
All are welcome
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N5EA cHRr Sd and A sts Sc. Rev.
and 80 Sermon Al
e. Williams Archdeaoon d
...4s.s. olaRon. 81 and @ SITS. nv. Rev.
Richard p Williams rector. Services; sunday
80 IL (chofall. popular service daliy, "a
apt Saturday, i2S5 10 ES9; wednesday ana III
cay, p N. All welcome.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. Mas. ave. and
18th ST. nv. Rev ]. Henning Nelms rector
Services ard II A. m. and 5 p. m 40 p, m,
ehidren's Fesper service; choir Of sixty children.
Tbs rector VIII preach az Il 80 and 8 su5iecl
u the sermon at s. Judas Iscariot " On Friday
evening. March is at 8 O'Clock. the chciv viii
render 'sFran OliTet to Calvary" by Maunder.
The public "a cordially invited 10 attend.
ST. PAULs CHURCH, I'd St, near Washington
Circle. Rev Robert Talbot. rector. 7s0 Hob
Communion ESQ sunday school 10. Holy Com
munion and instruction. II, mathis and sermon
4 Confirmation instruction 8. choral eyensous and
sermon. Seats frea
CHRIST CHURCH GEORGETOWN. Rev. Jane.
H, ". Blake, rector, 30 a. M. Holy Com
muni0n. so a. n. Sunday school. II 3. n. full
service and sermon By the rector. 30 .. M.
evening prayer and sermon BY the Rev. d..
BTatenAhl.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth St, near Mass. ave.
an y ~ ne. neFflCeSs sunday - 4tlJs azao
Il p m. SO ard 80 ?. M. School. 3 p n.
Other days and a. m and ,. N Church
tree and open to all every dag.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G st.. bet 18Th and 18th
SIS. Rev R. Ii. McAim. d. D.. rector. Services.
a. M. i a. m. and 8 d m. Sunday school.
e-a a. m. and p. NJ Rev. George Williamson
smith, .. D., WIZ preach at II; Rev. G. kreeiand
Peter &C s; subject, a great question ana It's
answer. Services daily, except Saturday at y
ard IS p n, All welcome,
PEOPLES EVENsoNG. MOUNT ST. ALBAN
Sunday March Is. 1910. at 40 p n, in 81. Al
bans Church. Special preacher, Rev. Charles T.
Buck rector Of Rock Creek Church. The service
viii be sung hy the cathedral choir. Take Tennally
town ears
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
stA ne. Rev. O. S. Abbott vicar Holy Com
munion. 7s0 q. n. Sunday school, go a. n.
Service and seumon II a. m. Erensong and ad
dress, 4 p. m. Evening prayer and sermon. 30
p NJ Friday. March IS evening prayer. con
nmatiCn, and sermon by the Bishop of Wash
irstoR, at n IN, Congregational singing, led by
vested choir x forty voices, cordial invitation
extended TO all
The Washington herald., 1910-03-12

Judges Of the patriotic prize contest are
very busy trying to decide who are TO be
the winners of the 800 in cash prizes, for
boys and girls. which are to be awarded
next Monday evening at Congregational
Church. The presentation exercises will
be interesting
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10Th and SIS Nv.
Rev. v. ". Mcsiaster. pastor. Subjects: II a n,
sheep lore = n. The leayen Of Chris
tauity Sunday school, 90 Mr. Elgin smith
superintendent. JJuier C. E. SSo Senior c. e
7. All cordially invited
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts
DR.. ]. J. Muir, pastor. Preceding IL g. n. "a
school. 80 T. m C. E. 2. u,
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CANrATA RUTH PRESENTED.
Musical Programme Follows Play at
Baptist Sunday school.

The eantata, Ruth in original cos
tune, was given under the auspices Of the
Gilbert class at Metropolitan Baptist Sun
day school last night A musical pro-
gramme followed the play.
Mrs. James Brooks, as Naomi; Miss
Nellie Barber, as Ruth: Mrs ]. Henry
Tatspaugh, as Orpah. and Gilbert A.
Clark, Boaz. played their parts we'll
The entertainment came to close with
the singing of Good Night. Beloved" by
the Capital Choral Octette.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
columns The Herald by D. Friday
EngscoPAL
LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle.
Lloyd G. Douglas. pastor Public worship. II and
sermon themes. the loneliness Of Jesus and
The everlasting Gospel" S. s, go a. n. c, E..
Z. Free seals. Strangers welcome.
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave. and 9th st. se
Rev 9. =. Wies, pastor. Preaching II and 30
Other services as usual Everybody welcome.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHURCH. 745 Park road
Rev. { H. Butler, pastor. Services. Il and TO.
Evening subject, The rock confession" illus
trated Sunday school m
The Washington herald., 1910-03-12
BIBLE STORY TOLD IN PLAY.
Columbia Lodge Members Presents
"David and Jonathan

The Bible story OF David and iona
than" was beautifully Illustrated in a
play showing the moral Of the story In
modern life under auspices of the Co
lumbia Lodge. No. 10, l. O. o. F., last
night at Odd Fellows Temple
Newton Beers. in the leading roll. was
enthusiastically received for the strength
and personality Of his performance. while
other members OF the cast. representing
the talent Of the lodge. also played their
parts we'll Following the entertainment
a reception was rendered the friends OF
the lodge
The Washington herald., 1910-03-12
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.


CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
pythisn Temple, 1919 9th It, NV, Lecture, Sunday.
Il .. m, b. Bishop OLIVER c. SABIN: subject
The realization a all-Good destroys sin. SICK
ness, ard poverty At the close Of the lecture Is
ar nteTnisssosi * ten minutes. after which is the
testimonial meeting when members u the conFre-
gatieH slil gse testimonies # healnes. All per
sens suffering from pains VIII be treated free Of
cnst where the Pains are slIch "a can b treated
cabilEsy. Seats free. All ,