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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-26
wan Street satis1acd,

NEW YORK. April 26.--That Wal
Street views the elevation Of Cover
nor Hughes to the Supreme Court OF
the United States with satisfaction waz
indicated to-day by the improved tone
OF teh market. None Of the financi,
journals commented editorially upon
the appointment. however. II being
explained that they were too busy with
the sensational movements In cotton.
One OF the biggest operators said
The Governor II regarded an clean.
high-minded man, with fair and ju-
dicial attitude toward corporations,
This was indicated by his gubern..
torial administration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-26
COMMANDER PEARY
SAILS FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, April s6.--tsomman-
der Robert II. Peary. Mrs.. Peary and
their son and daughter sailed TODAY
-.on s-tlse-@ krea tnaeseins Cuusfte Tor
Europe. where tho commander win de-
liver q number OF lectures before for
aign geographical societiea
A fellow passenger was Captain
Bartlett. former commander 81 the
Roosevelt. :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-26
-FOUR CONvlCTs
BREAK FROM JAIL
Knock Hole in Wall and Escape
Gone Hours Before Delivery
Discovered.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.)
RALEIGH. n. c., April 2e.--A jail de-
livery took place ct Washington. N. c.,
last night, four prisoners making their
escape by knocking a hole through the
front wall OF the Jail The escape was
discovered three hours afterwards.
The convtcts accomplished, their work
quietly and no one knew of IL until
their absence was discovered. They
have not been located.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-26
VIRGINIA VETS"
CAPTURE MOBILE
Forty-Third Va. Cavalry Member
Regales Convention With
Wartime Tales.
NOTED CHOIR ARRIVES
Notable Gathering of Virginia
Women Among First Arrivals
at Convention Hall.
NOTED

Especial to The Richmond Virginian-
MOBILE. ALA. April ga. A.
Richardson. one of Mosby's Rangers
OF the Forty-third Virginia Cavalry
was one Of the first arrivals this morn
Ing to attend the reunion of Confed-
crate veterans, and his coming wa
hailed with Joy by the gray-haired he
roes of old Virginia
A story was called for at once, and
Mr.. Richardson described how he car
ried a dispatch from Paris. France
On the old Sumpter. the first vesse
commanded by Admiral Simms, run
ming the blockade and weathering the
shot and shell OF the Federal guns
modified by the guns OF Fort Fisher
Mr. Richardson says he was one oil
Moshy's men from the first to last
and Is taking his place as one of the
first entertainers in the way of relat-
ing "reminiscences.
There are at present about 500 men
registered at the Virginia headquar-
tiers. Mrs. J. Griff Edwards. OF Ports
mouth, Va. commander-in-ch chief OF
the Confederate choirs of America
was among the first arrivals. Mrs
William II. Stewart. sponor-in-chiei
of the united Confederate choir, is
the daughter of the late BENJAMIN IL
Magruder, of Albemarle county. Va.
a distinguished statesman. who served
many times as legislator before ano
during the war. Her brother. Col
John Bowie Magruder, was colonel OF
the Fifty-seventh Virginia Infantry
Pickett's Division. and was killed leao-
ing his regiment In the celebrated
charge OF Cemetery Ridge at Gettys-
burg, July, 1863. Her brother, II. E
Magruder. was member of the cele-
brated Rockbridge Battery, Mrs. IL
c. Hoggard is sponsor OF the United
Confederate choir. and an enthusiastic
daughter of the Confederacy. Miss
Avis Grant, of Richmond. Va. Is
maid OF honor for the South United
Sons of Confederate Veterans Miss
Rosebud Hodges. Of Norfolk. Va. Ii
maid OF honor for the Virginia Divi'
sion. United Confederate Veterans
Miss Grace Pinckard. of Lancaste,
county, Is maid OF honor A. N. v
United Sons Confederate Veterans
Miss Ptnckard Is conceded to be one
OF ten most lovely and beautiful wo-
men in the South.
Meeting Convcncs.
The first regular meeting of tho re-
union OF the Confederate veterans
convened shortly before noon to-day
Genera, George Harrison. command
Ing the Alabama division. presided
The veterans were Welcomed by Mayor
Lyons and Governor Conner. Gen.
eral Clement A. Evans spoke for the
veterans.
Governor Conner, In speaking OF the
new South, referred to the attempt "a
break up the cotton, clique of New
York and other Northern markets
which. he said. has held planters OF
the South at their mercy for years.
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Meeting Convcnes.

r., Attend Las -AaseIes GenxeasteAs x
Especial to The Richmond virginian,l
ROANOKE, VA, April es.--Joseph
w, Coke, comptroller OF tho Norfolk
and Western. will leave Roanoke in a
few days for Los Angeles. Ga, 10 at
tend Z meAting or the American Assoc
ciation Of railway accountants
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Favors DIrset Ballot In Elsotins ssns

BOSTON. MASS. April 2s.-The
Massachusetts Huups this afternoon
voted In favor Of an amendment to
for election Of United States Senators
by direct vote Of the people. Tho vots
MAS 400 to -. sa4g
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Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. g76. Thomas rs. De Winter e. al bill dis
missed. Attorneys. J. ". Beller and c. H. Syme-
P, II. Marshall.
No, Sl2 Pickreu &c. vs.. Buzzzrd ct al: de-
cree pro ooniesso. Attorneys, Brandenbu1g & Bran.
denburs.
Adoption No. Il In re Dorothy Parker ct a..
order lcgdliLiug adoption
IN rs llunacyl Marie c. sloason; referred 70 au-
dito,.
No. 91S2 Madert vs. Made-t ct al; order fol
Elim0ny and counsel fee and reference 10 exam
iner. Attorneys. !. Z. Hit. jr.-E. " Hopeweu.
No. 24G5. Tabulating Machine Company Us nll-
rand; rule continued Attorneys. J. y. NIcGm
Newcombe Churchill, and Frey-D. ", Baker and
R. S. Huidekoper
No 25l52 Thuson vs.. Clark ct al decree Of
April 2 1909 vacated and declaring funds property
Of complainant, Attorneys, c. +. DigEs-H Z. Da-
No. G5e42 Orme ct al. vs.. O11ne et a.: order %
invest Attorneys r. r. Perry & SONY. +. Mat
tingly and J. y. Sullivan.
No E4S3. Guinsburg vs.. Guinsburg; motion over
ruled. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale-G. C. Cert
man.
No. 1919. Burnside Us. Burnside; order for ali
mony and counsel fee. Attorney. Z. L, GieS
No. 36S Burgess vs. Butts; A. r. Thompson
and G. G. German. receivers, bond, 500 and de
murTer overruied. Attorneys, G. c. Gertnan-H.
". Van Dyke.
No. 9l0. In re Catherine Lindsey ct al order
appointing David \. Rust. trustee bond, S-0oo,
Attorney. r. S. Hume
No. 1850 May vs. May ct al; reference 20 ex-
aminer. Attorneys, II. Johnson and r. NJ. Thomas
A. c. Wells
No 8532 Duncan et al vs. Potomac Buildns
and Loan Association et al. order authorizing
foreclosure, Attorney. ", A. Johnston.
No. 1854 Hill vs.. White: cause caleudared for
February term; L. P. Shoemaker aud ". J. Lam
bert trustees to sell: bond. $4,000, Attorneys ".
J. Lambert--R, H. Yeatmsn
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

preseut-Au
Admissions: Clifford A. RoTley. Willard L Pol
lard. Harry ]. Houston, Frank A. Whitley, Henry
Lau2han- John J. FOsselmaI, c. c. Lee. and Il
wood c. HurbeTt-
No. 2)45 MerIlat e a. VI Herssy e a.. NO
ton flr allowance Of severance and appeal 10 Su-
TEeme CCurt Of the United states on behalf Of sp-
pel.ees. Lyman d. Laudon ard Susie V. Kimberly.
granted, and bond for costs fixed at $50.
No 3e5 King e. a. vs.. Shelton e al; COZ
tinued.
No 3J2 Breneuau ct Al. " HERMAN; argument
continued by Mr.. ID. ". 0pouoghue for appeIeos.
ana concluded by Mr.. O. G, Tucker for appellants
couDeucei By Alr, C. F. Euig fgr appellant. Con
/ tinued By M c. A. Barnard for appellee, and
cUnciuded By }lr. G. L Euig for appellant
Assignments for February Il:
No III Robertson rs. Gordon = a.. Attorneys.
PaTick-Lipscom5 & Archer
No us District cf Columbia Va Hess ct a.
Attorneys. Thomas * Smith-GsTtm2u-
No 3E9. Metzger rs. Kelley e. a. Attorneys.
Wallace & Me-zger
Attorneys. Perry & Son and Duulop--Leckie. Ful-
ton & Cox
No 2s2. Jackson trustee rs. Washington BaIti-
m0rs ard Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys, Slater & jackson.
No. 3i4. Bsrksdsle, executor. vs. Morgan et al
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale-Davis
No. us. Baltimore and Ohio Rsi-uad Company
vs. Morgan. Attorneys. Hamilton-Gitings & Cham
berlain
No. ss7. CAPITAL Traction Comgany Va C47nnp.
Attorneys, Perry Son and DunloD-Glassis q
Murphy.
No. 3s2 Brady " Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phOus Company. Attorneys Mather-Pery.
No. 9s9. American Savings Bank e a.. rs, Els
mlngeT. Attorneys. Me-lat-Carusi & Jones
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Y. NJ. C. A. WORKER DEAD.
Services for Mrs. Wilbur VIII n
Held Tybgs As,aznoo

Services for Mrs. Wilbur VIII he
Held This Afternoon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eunice
Wilbur, who died yesterday morning after
an illness Of several weeks, Will be held
this afternoon at the Church Of the Cove
nant at 2 o'clock, Rev. Charles Wood
officiating. Interment will be in Savan-
nah. Ca, her former home.
Mrs. Wilbur was the widow OF Col
Aaron Wilbur OF Savannah. and was a
resident Of this city for nineteen years.
She was active in Y. w. c. A. work. and
was at the head Of the intermediate de-
partment OF the Sunday school OF the
Church Of the Covenant.
She IS survived by four daughters. Miss
Mary AarOnetta Wilbur. Of Morristown.
n. J.; Miss Fedora Wilbur, Of Washing
ton; Mrs Ivan o. Power, OF Natcbez.
Miss. and Mrs. Schuyler Brandt Of Oal,
Hill. H.. and a stepdaughter, Mrs. James
L. White. OF Pittsburg.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

The second in the series of public lee
lures TO be given under the auspices OF
the AIoysius Club viii take place to-mor-
row evening at 8 o'clock in Gonzaga Hail.
The lecturer will be Capt James Camp
bell, arctic explorer.
Rev. John B. Pittar, S. J.. who has been
critically III at Georgetown University
Hospital for some time past, has sufi-
GENTLY recovered TO return TO st. Alloy
sius' rectory He will leave on Monday
for one OF the Jesuit houses in the North.
Rev. Eugene a Hannah has recovered
from his recent attack OF the grippe and
IS again attending to his parish duties.
He will be assisted during Lent by Rev.
George Hensey, OF Alton, IL, who IS
spending the winter at the Apostolic Mis-
sion House.
Members Of the Sodality and Of the
Society Of St. Vincent de Paul Of St.
Patrick's parish will receive communion
tomorrow In a body at the o'clock
mass, and the quarterly meeting Of the
latter organization will be held at 7:30
in the evening at Carroll Hall The
League Of the Good Shepherd VIII meet
as usual at o'clock tomorrow evening,
when Rev. DR.. Russell will preach the
first of a course Of sermons on 'The
true church Of Jesus Christ" Next
Thursday evening the Sunday School As
ISOLATION Of St. PatricIl's parish will hold
q meeting in Carroll Hail.
The retreat for the Sodality Of the In
maculate Conception Church. which
opened on Ash Wednesday, will close to-
morrow evening with reception Of new
members into the organization. Father
ellis has been suffering from a severe
throat trouble, and has gone to North
Carolina in hope Of being benefited by the
climate,
At St Mary's Church the members Of
the Married Ladies' Sodality win receive
communion tomorrow at the 7:3O o'clock
mass, and will meet at BIS In the after
noon for recitation Of the Office and so
dality devotIons. Every Sunday after
noon during Lent stations Of the cross
will be made after the vesper service at
4 o'clock. Wednesday evening, at 1880
o'clock, Rev. J. StrOmberg. of the Cath
Ole University. will deliver the sermon
at the Lenten service. Thursday after
noon, at 3 O'Clock, the children of the
parish viii make the way Of the cross,
the service closing with benediction Of
the blessed sacrament. and Friday the
same Lenten observance Will take place at
7:3O o'clock in the evening.
Rev. John Harvey, c. S. P, Of St.
Thomas College, will assist at the even
ing devotions tomorrow at the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart. There viii be a short
vesper service, and Father Harvey will
answer the questions placed in the oues-
ton box. Wednesday morning at Q
O'Clock. there will be a meeting Of the
Ladies' Lenten Club. at which there will
be a short address by Father MCGEE.
and Wednesday evening Rev. John Hand
ley, c. S. p, Of the Apostolic Mission
House, viii deliver a Lenten discourse.
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CHRISTIANENDEAVOR NOTES

officers was held, the following being
elected: President, Mr.. Martin Berger;
vice president Miss Gertrude Wright; sec
rotary. Miss Grace Goodpasture; treas
urer. Mr. William Kinney; librarian, Mr..
Harold Warner; press reporter, Mr.. Har-
yey Chown. Mr.. Frank McNerhany and
Miss Jennie Kinney were reelected 10
the Offices OF union delegate and CORE
spending secretary. These officers VIII be
installed at the next meeting
Members from the First Congregational
&c. Z. Society gave HowelTs farce, THE
Sleeping Car" at the Washington Bar
racks last Monday evening. The cast was
as follows: Miss Adelina NJ Fontaine.
Mrs. Ar~old p. Yerkes, AIessrs. Josiah b.
Woods. John NichOl. Percy CEadbourney
W. c. Brewster, A. P. Yerkes. and Albert
j. Osgood. Readings were given by Miss
Grace Ross and solos by Miss Haynie
and Mr.. Swift.
The North Carolina Avenue NJ. P. c. z.
Society will give a valentine social for all
Endeavorers and their friends, Tuesday
evening, February y, az g o'clock, at the
Christian Endeavor rooms OF the church.
Eighth street and North Carolina avenue
southeast.
The intermediate c, F. Society Of Cal
vary Baptist Church has chosen the fol-
lowing new officers: President, Mt. Her
bert F. AIdridge: vice president, Miss
Helen NJ. Harriss; recording secretary.
Edwin z. Barnes; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Minnie c. Davis: treasurer. Mr..
William E. Brooks; union delegate, Mr.
Grady P. Oakley; superintendent OF ju-
niors. Mr. owen P Kellar. Committee
chairmen are as follows: Lookout. Miss
Helen NJ. Harriss; missionary. Miss Lille
Walters; prayer meeting. Marion Z wal
tiers. inasmuch. Miss Edna Morgan; gen
eral welfare, Mr.. ?. Kellar; social, Miss
Isabel n. Aldridge.
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ava and 9Th St ~
Rev. C, 2. Wiles. pastor Preaching. Il and 80
S. s., go. Junior G. E, 3. intermediate and
Senior 6.33
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle
Lloyd @. Douglas pastor. 5. S.. go Public
worship. Il: theme The temptations Of Jex1,
Christian analysis" c. F.. Z. Evening service
g. illustrated lecture. China. the miracle Of the
ages" by Mr. Cameron johnson. Free seats
Good mulsn A cordial welcome
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHURCH. 745 Park mad
Rev. c. II. Butler, pastor Services. with urp7rb.
ing by PASTOR, Il and 20 O'Clock Sunday scbonI
% m Rtnncers cordially Relccma
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Equity Court No. 1,
JUSTICT ANDERSON


no. 2S56S. Green rs Green e. al r1ls as 70 con
tempt returnab,s February 10, 1910. Attorneys, L
N King-F Peyton-
Nc, &9IT. Mcconnell rs. Mcconnell; rrieTeucs q
examiner Attorneys G. F. Havell-E. l. Gics
Nc. 1857 Ernest IS Finest. prayers denied ard
reference 20 examiner. Attorneys, G, Mackey-E. o
WaCguh1rsL
No. Gt16 Orme vs., Oune; demurrer sustained
Attorneys. ". J. LAMBERT. d. Sullivan.
No. 1Sgg1, Scott vs.. Scott; counsel for defendan,
allowed TO withdraw Attorneys, Henans & Collins
A. II. scott and N, W Sullivan.
No. 1906. Green vs. Green; order that infant child
Of parties be placed IL 81. AIMS Academy Wash
ngtun, D. c. and defendant ordered 70 pay certain
sums. Attorney J. ". Patterson.
No. &376. Clapp Ct a. vs.. Clapp et al. guardian
al Htem. appointed. Attorney, J. II. Linton.
No 2gtl. Osborne vs. Berry, demurrer sustained.
Attorneys, T. Z. MitcleI-Wilson x Barksdale
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Hebrew EvangeIist Coming

Rev. Maurice Rubens of Pittsburg, VIII
speak at the Gospel Mission, 1910 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, tonight, and Representa-
tive George D. McCreary. Of PHILADELPHIA
will be the speaker at the Sunday night
service. During January, nearly 1000
men and boys We're sheltered and helped
at the mission, while over 5000 received
aid and comfort on the Washington
Bread Line" which is furnished with
rolls and coffee" at a. m. daily.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JLSAlIb HIAE EbhL.
No. 5Zl3o T0wnshend vs. StTfckler; motion -
quash writ oyerruIed. Attorneys, c. LiukiHs-Rsy
< Braddock
No. 96.6. BROOKS Company rs. RiclaTds- motion
for trial overrlled and Judgment on verdict At
tomeys, BTandenburg BraDdanb1rg-W. q. Prem
tiss
No. 8553 United States vs. J. Barton Miller;
embezzlssnent, set for trial March Z Defendants
Attorneys. j. F. Davis and J. Z. Laskcy.
No. 5ZL9 Melville vs. Capital Producing Com
pauy plaintiff allowed % amend affidavit AttOr-
news Mcneil & AicNeill-C. T. Hcudler
No. E63i In re estate Of Maria Moore: motion
for trial overTlled. Attorneys, Chaplin Brown
Rid1ut a Mcmahon.
Nc. l525. In 10 estate q Addie r. Perkins; same.
Attorneys j. J. Darlington and 81. A. DOlch-
John Ridout and II, r. Mofton.
No. i593 In re estate Of Fannie L. C0-hy; same.
Attorneys II. +. Davis and f. b. kmball-Aic-
Neil & Mcneil.
No. $3.50 Fuwley Leonard appeal dismissed.
Attorneys. J. A. Toomey-Sheehy & sheehy
No. 26l09. United States vs.. Edw. Wallace; as
sault with dangerous weapon motion for new trial
oyeTruled sentenced 20 pCniteutiary Tor SIX yearA
Deiendants attorney. T. T.. Jones.
No. 524 National Electric supply Company rs.
Irwin 20 al. motion % extend time 20 plead
granted. Attorney. Nelson Wilson.
No 51523. II. c. Roberts Electric Supply Gem
pany vs. Same; same. Attorney. same.
Assignments for Monday. February "a:
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th ST Rev. s NJ Newman
d. D., viii preach, II a. N and 8 D m Illus
trated evening service. with sermon On The life
Of Christ Sunday school, $50 a. m Mems
class. 10 g. m Junior Endeavor rally, CaIrary
Baptist Cdurch ?. II Senior Eudeavor, Ga
p. m
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH c7rnar
10Th and q SIS. NV. Rev. Samuel Il Woodrow.
ID D.. pastor Rev. S r. Swift, assistant pastor.
II a, n, public worship, with sermon by pastor
subject. Spiritual discerument" Music bv the
quartet ard chorus choir. go & ~, SUNDAY
school 6s5 ?. m, Y. P. S. O. E 6 p n,
Maine memorial service"
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FRIENDS TO HEAR WILBUR.
General Conference Secretary VIII
Address District Society,

To promote the proposed meeting house
Of the Religious Society Of Friends.
Henry W. Wilbur, secretary Of tho
general conference, win spend a week of
each month in this city.
At the old meeting house this evening
Mr. Wilbur will talk on Friendly places
and persons In England" illustrated with
lantern slides. Tomorrow he will attend
the Friends meeting at Il o'clock, and
will remain in the city during the week.
Mr.. Wilbur began life as a farmers bow
in New York State. He IS President of
the National Federation Of Religious
Liberals, and presided at the congress
in Philadelphia last April.
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Ex-Gox. Glenn to sneal,.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has invited ex-Gov. r. B. Glenn. of
North Carolina, 70 speak at mass meet
ing in Mount Vernon Methodist Episco-
pal Church South next Friday AZ 6
O'Clock The meeting will be one of a
series Of prohibition meetings.
Mrs. L. NJ. n. Stevens and Miss Anna
Gordon. president and vice president Of
the National ". c. T. T., are expected
to assist with the campaign
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Criminal Conrt No. 1

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 87Si United States vs. joseph z. Smothsrs.
larceny from the United States personal Tsc0gni-
lance Tor sentence taken
NJ 1875 United States " William Coleman.
ho1sebFeahng aud larceny Sentenced to peniIeniATy
tCE four years.
No. 95s9. United States IS Robert W&tSoz,
some; sentenced 10 WurkbJlss fCC 81 months
No. 26sS, United States Ts Thomas NOEnan.
ssne; same.
No. $500. United States "a Ernest Deans. sane;
sentence suspended during good behavior.
No. 37SS. United States " John Howard, rob
berry sentenced 20 peuiteutiary FOR four yearS
No. 26ls United States vs.. John Boston as
sauit with dangerous weapon; sentenced % psni-
Tertiary for four wears and SIX months
No 3S2 United States vs.. WilfoTd L Lotf
same; sentenced 20 peuiteuuary for ten years
No. 8T9. United States Henry Nichols,
carnal knowledge; sentenced 70 Tenitentary f0T i've
years
Assignments for February "a;
United States vs.. Jos-ph r. Johnston.
United states vs.. Bette johnson
United States Us. Alex. Shorter
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Circuit Court No. I
ITSTICE WRIGHT.

No 505l0 Ashford vs.. Stevens; demurrer 10 second
amended declaration overruled Attorneys, H F.
Davis. c. C. James, and F. b. Carter-T. L. JET
foIds and W. H Holloway.
No 55lL Mooney vs.. Same; same Attorneys.
same.
No 5O5l2 Webster vs.. Same; same Attorneys,
same.
No E3f2 Valley Paper Company vs.. Joint Com
mittee on Printing Of Congress; time for hearing ON
rule extended
No. 50545. Wathen vs.. Capital Traction Compsnv,
motion for new trial oveuuled and Judgment on YER
dict; appeal noted Attorneys, W. c. Prentiss and
f. A. Newman-R- r. Perry & Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
no. 52236. Hayes We. Melville; demurrer sustained.
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Junior Rally To-morro,r At.ornao.

The Junior rally viii be held tomorrow AT 4
o'clock IN Calvary Baptist Sunday school house
Eighth and II streets northwest There viii bo ~
exercise By eleven Juniors representing the diys--
ent denominations a solo. Il Think When Besd
That Sweet Story Of Old" by Mrs. Helen Ne ".
an address by Mr.. Kari Lehman, and numbsr
Of other interesting features. Rev. John T Hnd.
Die viii have charge Of the deEotionaIs and Mr..
StarTatt VIII present the banner.
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DIR. Macleod to Begin Lectures

DIT. D. c. Macleod viii begin Sunday
night, "The Pilgrims Progress" iIlustrat-
ed series of lectures at the First Presby-
terrain Church. The subject Of the first
lecture viii be The life Of John
Bunyan." The choir viii render a special
musical programme, with slides from
famous paintings.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ + CHURCH.
correr JOAN Marshall place and c ST. John Reid
shannon minister. At II q. m. Bishop joseph @.
Ha-tzel vii! occupy the pulpit AT p m.
From Damascus 10 Jerusalem on horseback
ithe fourth sermon Of series on personal obsera-
tons and experiences In Bible lands. Sunday
school and Metropolitan Bible Glass. go. El-
worth League 6.45
FOUNDRY NJ r. CHURCH. 10th and Church SIS.
Rev. Robert NJ Moore, d. D.. pastor. Rev G.. T.
Wis.,, assistant pastor Sunday school, go a. no.
Public worship at II a. N. and p m. With ser
mons by the pastor. EUTorJh League. p. "a.
All welcome.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
18th ST.. bet. E and SIS 81. Rev = T. Truitt.
pastor. Preaching. Sunday morning and evening,
By Rev. j. b. Mclaughlin; morning subject
Christian treasure - evening subject. The Pore
ard the President" Choir leader, J. C.. Klein;
organist Miss Marian Fairbanks; president Chris
uan EndeayOr, Miss D1a Heartley; Sunday school
superintendent. j. Harry Dove. Sunday school
go Church on Anac0stia car line.