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The Washington herald., 1910-04-23


The following Or1ers have been issued:
Commander Il. ". DONBAUGH. retired. detached
command Ozark and TO1cpahi % home.
Commander F. W. KELLOGG. detached Command
Irai-le. 90 conferences Naval War Co.lese. New
UCrJ. r. 7.
Commander +. T WTTHERSPOON- detacAed Ne
hraska. 10 command Prairie
Commander J.. F. HUBBARD detached navy yard
New Yo-k. y. Y. in charge navy recruiting sta
ton Boston, Mas.
Llcu. Commander A. a. PRATT orders of March
Is 90 -, Louis. revoked.
Lieut. Commander g. 6. MITCHELL detached in
charge navy recruiting station. Chicago H.; 20
Neu-assa as executive officer.
Lieut.. Commander J. L. SLIGHT. detached il
charge navy recruiting station. Boston. Mass.
ard continue other duties
Lieut.. Commander l. \. BOSTWICK. 70 ten
poTa-y duty Navy Department Washington.
Lieut. J. II. COMFORT. IL charge navy recruiting
station Chicago.
Ensign T. ". SPOFFORD when discharged treat
ment Navy Medical Schco. Hospital Washing
tcu. granted sick leave one month.
Ensign :. r. MCKINNEY. 20 Dolphin
Medical Inspector c. ?. LUNIsDEN. detsca-d ns-y
yard and Naval Hospital Pensacola. Fla; 20
navy recruiting station. Chattanooga. Te--.
Medical inspector II. b. FITS 70 navy yard Pen
soco,a. Fla. and additional duty az the Naval
Hospital Pensacols. Pa.
Medical Inspector J. NJ. EDGAR. detached as hect
surgeon. L. : Atlantic fret on Connecticut.
20 command q the Naval Hospital. Boston
surg 4 NJ D. MCCORMICK. detached Michigan
70 duty as fleet surgeon. L. S. Atlantic feet. on
Connecticut
Surg j. ]. SNYDER. detached Rhode Island; 70
Michigan.
Surg S. s RODMAN. detached navy recruiting
station. Chattanooga Tenn; 90 Rhode Island,
Surg. T. L. BENTON. detached Buffalo. 20 Phla-
de,phia, navy yard. Puget sound. Wash.
Cable from The coumlnder-inchief L. $ ASiatio
feet dated Annoy. China. April p.
Commander L S. VAN DUZER, tetach 4 naval
station. Olongapo. L. I. : 20 home.
Commander c. NJ ENEPPER. detached command
Monterey 10 duty naval station. Olongapo 2 l.
Commander G. r. SLOCCM. detached Command
Rainbow, 10 Naval Hospital. Mare Island. Cal.
for treatment.
Ensign 6. Il. BOWDEY. detached Chattanooga; 70
duty Wilmington
Ensign c. p. BAUGHMAN. detached Wilmington.
70 duty Chattanooga
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
walden.inn Society Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Washington
branch Of the Waldensian Society will
be held In the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church on Monday, at 1880 a. m.
Addresses will be made by the dis
tinguished professor and writer. Rev DR..
Giorgio BartoH, Of Florence. Italy. and
Rev. DR.. Arturo huston. of Rome, Italy.
president of the board OF evangelzation
of the Weldensian Church. DR.. Bartoli
was formerly a Jesuit priest The Wal
densian Society Of Washington is very
fortunate IN receiving a visit from these
two distinguished gentlemen, as their
stay in this country Is very short The
meeting is open to all denominations.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
GEN. BELL ON OFFICIAL LEAVE.
Has Completed Tour OF Duty as
Chief of Staf.

Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell took Official
leave Of his associates yesterday after
completing his tour OF duty as Chief OF
Staff OF the army.
Secretary Dickinson. Assistant secre-
tary oliver. and members Of the war De
partment called upon Gen. Bell 10 pay
their respects
Maj Gen. Leonard Wood succeeds Gen.
Bell as Chief OF STAFF. but will not re-
sumo his official duties until his return
from BuenOs Ayres next June. He will
have as his assistant Mai. Gen. William
H. Carter. who arrived in san Francisco
yesterday from the Philippines.
Accompanied by his wife. Cen Bell left
last night for Fort Monroe for a rest.
He has not fully recovered from an auto
mobile accident. Meanwhile, Brig. Gen.
T. r. Bliss, Assistant Chief of stan. Will
oficiate in the capacity OF chief.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CONCERT BY BLIND STUDENTS.
Large Audience AppIauds Successful
Programme at Foundry Church.

Large Audience AppIauds Successful
Programme at Foundry Church.
Blind students OF Columbia Polytechnic
Institute gave a benefit concert last night
at Foundry NJ +. Church.
The following programme was ably rem
dered and enthusiastically received by
the large crowd which filled the main
audience room and galleries.
1. Piano Trio. Joy IN Birdland'
(CompasCd and arranged by J. Francis Germuiller)
Miss Catherine L. Grady. Mr.. j. Francis
Gemuiller. and Miss Susie l. Duty.
soprano solo. When the Heart Is Young
Dudley Buck
Miss A. c. ID. Murray.
5. Piano Solo "Nalse de Concert .......N MATED
Miss Susie I. Duffy
4 Contralto Solo. Goodnight Farewell .Kucken
Miss T. Louise Patterson.
5. Violin solo. son Of the Puszta .Kelcr-Bela
Mr.. French S. Hufty.
6. Solo, ''Bonuy Jean
Miss a. {. u. Murray
I. Plano Solo. 'RCcolec1ious # Home IS B. Mills
Prof J. FranCs GCmuiller
8. German Dialect Recitation. (Selccted.)
Mr.. r. W. Swami.
Q. Piano Solo Concert Polka. Wallace
Miss Catherine L. Grady.
10. ContraltO Solo. Kentucky Babe" Adam Geibel
Miss /. Louise Patterson, with Chorus
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Sons and daughters Of Vermont TO the
nAmber of 600 devoured pounds and
pounds Of maple sugar at a party given
by the Vermont Society in National Rifles
Armory Hail. last night.
II was the ninth annual sugar party Of
the society, and forty young girls wearing
white caps served the sugar friends in a
lavish manner
John Barrett. director Of the Bureau OF
American Republics, was the speaker Of
the evening. He declared he had discoy-
cred why the population Of Vermont is
so small.
Its because half OF her loyal sons
and daughters live outside the state" he
said But wherever they are found they
are loyal and true 10 their native State"
HIS Democracy Views.
He told the society how Vermont is a
much more important State than many
believed, as he was once quizzed by an
Asiatic monarch. He told me that he
had been giving our democratic system
OF government considerable study, and
had learned that Vermont had a town
meeting system that accorded with his
views Of democracy"
Then Mr.. Barrett recounted his early
associations in his native state, and spoke
OF the Sunday school which the children
had 10 attend. no matter how far away,
OF the public school situated in the hills.
But the sweetest recollection Of them
ell" he remarked. rs the grand old
slelghrides. They don't have chaperons
in Vermont. and the girls do the driving -
He told OF an incident where he was
invited TO address a Maine society. and
for some reason the president of the So
ciety thought he was a clergyman When
he introduced Mr.. Barrett he informed
his audience they had with them tho dis
tinguished minister. The Rev. John
Barrett, missionary 10 the heather land
Of Siam"
Sing Plantation Songs.
A feature Of the programme were sew
eral plantation selections by the Howard
University Glee Club, including the
Georgia Campmeeting" and sleep, Ken
lucky Babe"
Owing 20 several important engagements
President Taft was unable to attend
Those who arranged the party were
Judge II. B. Moulton, George / Ide. E. r
Crandall. y. J. McCuen. Mrs. NJ A.
Miles. Miss Grace Ross. and y. L. Col
lamer. Dancing followed the programme.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
SONS OF VETERANS PLEASE.
Hosts to Lincoln Post, G. A. R.-SOi-
dierS of 81 Praised.

Lincoln Camp. No. .. Sons Of Veterans
entertained Lincoln Post, No. 3. G. A. r.
at the hall on Tenth street last night
After business meeting and the initia-
ton Of several candidates. Comrade Nc
Cabe, Of Lincoln Post. made a speech
praising the soldiers Of 1861
Adjt. S. W. McElderry, Of Lincoln Post.
made speech, after which Grand Com
mander Johnson, OF Army OF the Po-
tOmac, c. A. r, talked remin!scently.
This was followed by a luncheon and
cigars.
C. r. Scott and DR.. J. II. Wood were
appointed a committee from Lincoln
Camp 10 see 10 arrangements for their
camp at Atlantic City in the meeting
September 10 to %. On June a musical
entertainment will be given
Invitations were read to the post to be
present at Grants birthday celebration
at Metropolitan Church Wednesday even
;Hg April 81
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
WILL GIVE PINERO'S COMEDY,
immaculate Conception Dramatic
Club Encouraged by 1909 Success.

immaculate Conception Dramatic
Club Encouraged by 1909 Success.
On Friday evening the Immaculate Con-
cepticn Dramatic Club Will present Arthur
Pinero's comedy. The Schoolmistress,' %
at the parish hall. n street, between Sew
enth and Eighth.
They are encouraged In attempting a
production Of such professional character
by their success OF last year. when they
gave the ''Naneuvers OF Jane" by Henry
Arthur Jones. The cast for THE School
mistress" follows:
Admiral Ranking Wilson Baker; the Hon. We're
Queckett. A:thw Clark; Reginald Pauloyer. Joseph
By-ne; Mr.. Mallory Francis Dungan; Mr.. Saunders
Eugene Drury; Tyler. the butler. Francis Keliher:
Mr. Jafroy fireman. Francis Helan: Mr. Goff FIRE
man. John McIncTney; Nlrs. Ranking Mary Reliher
Miss Dyott the schOolmistress Nellie Keiher
Dinah Ranking Violet Andrews: Peggy Hesslerigge
Iuez Andrews; Emyntr1de Johnson. Nellie Boland :
Gwendcline Hawkins. Marie Baker; Jane the maid
Marie Payette.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
BISHOP WANTS COOPERATION.

Asks Episcopal Church TO Help Pre-
sent Tuberculosis Subject.
OF Washington. Bishop Alfred Harding,
of the Episcopal Church, has asked their
cooperation in presenting the subject Of
tuberculosis on tuberculosis Sunday"
April a. or some time thereabout.
He praises the work Of the local asso-
citation and calls attention 10 the efforts
made by that organization 10 prevent
this disease.
The board Of directors Of the Chamber
Of Commerce has also endorsed the idea
of having April "a observed as "Tuber-
culosis Sunday" Civic. philanthrOpic
and religious organizations have shown
interest in the movement
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Y. W. C. A. SECRETARY TO TALK
'Recent Experiences In south Amer
icR," Miss TayIor's Topic.

Miss Harriet f. Taylor. national sec
rotary Of the foreign department Of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
will speak tomorrow afternoon at I
o'clock at Mount Vernon Place NJ E.
Church South on Recent experiences in
South America"
1t will be remembered that Miss Mary
Thomas. sister Of DR.. Ada r. Thomas.
of this city. sailed last October 10 sue
coed Miss Jean Batty as general sec
rotary of the Y. w. c. A.. Of Buenos
Ayres. Mrs. w. T. Reed. contralto So
loist Of Foundry II. E. Church. will sing
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Mrs. Penelope KeIIum Dead.

Mrs. Penelope Kellum. for fifty-hve
years a resident Of this city, died Thurs
day night at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry S. Jones. Of Newport News,
Va. Mrs. Kellum made her home in
Washington with her son. Franklin p
Kellum. at S14 Potomac avenue southeast.
The body was brought here last night
for infsrment.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

The steamer FL Siglo. OF the Morgan
Line. interfered with target practice of
the Atlantic feet yesterday on the South
ern drin grounds Off Hampton Roads. ac-
oording to a dispatch received at the
Navy Department. The steamer remained
in the line OF fire. and It became neces-
sary to send the battle ship Kansas over
TO request her to proceed out Of range.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT URGED.
Peoples Garden Board of Managers
Holds It's First Meeting.

With the object Of civic Improvement.
the board Of managers Of the peoples
gardens held its first meeting at the resi-
dence Of Miss Emily Tuckerman, I7l2 H
street northwest. yesterday afternoon. A
garden council consisting Of F. d. AIillet
Charles L. Marlett, /. c. Corbett. p. II
Dorsett, William r. Beattie. Miss Susan
B. Sipe. Mrs. A. p Gardner, f. W. Boil
giano and Peter Bisset. was elected.
The organization hopes 20 interest
everyone in the District in having a we'll
kept yard, planted with flowers and vines.
A committee on membership will be ap-
pointed. The fees for membership will
be nominal
l. E. Estabrook. Of the Department of
Agriculture, was elected secretary. r.
+. Miller, Of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company, is treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Post-officc Department Changes,

Changes in the Post-ofiice Department
are as follows: Fred J. Schotfeldt. of
Nebraska, class two clerk resigned; Miss
Eliza r. Peachy. of the District. appoin-
ed to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Harry A. Beauverd. as
clerk. class d in the Office OF the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CATHOLIC WOMEN ELECT.
District Councils 20 Send Delegates
to New York Convention.

The first district convention OF Catholic
Women's Benevolent Legion was held at
906 Ninth street northwest, Wednesday,
when supreme representatives and alter
mates were elected TO represent the coun-
ellis OF Washington at the biennial meet
ing In New York next month
Miss Mary Helen Mccarthy. president
OF Liberty Council. 162. was chosen chair
man. and Mrs Ida Frank, Of Washington
Council, III, secretary. The following
comrades were elected:
First representative. or four-year mem
Der, Miss Mary Helen Mccarthy. with
Mrs Mary Miller, OF Unity Council. and
Mrs. Sarah Clarke. OF Holy Trinity Coun-
ell. as alternates.
Second representative. or two-year men,
Der. Mrs Ida French, with Mrs. Ellen
McAllister. of Gonzaga Council. and Mrs
Mary Radcliffe. OF Rev. NJ. p. Sullivan
Council as alternates.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. John j. Wynne. :. J.. OF the edi-
tcrial star Of the Catholic Encyclopedia.
and until last week editor-in-chief Of the
Jesuit weekly, America has been a guest
Of Rev. Eugene Del. Mcdonnell. at St
AIoysius rectory this week Father Nc
Donnell entertained at luncheon Thurs
day in his honor, Mgr. Shahan. rector Of
the Catholic University. and Dr. E \.
Pace. professor OF psychology at the uni
versity being among the guests. Rev.
Herman Collier, S. J.. provincial OF the
Rocky Mountain province OF the Jesuit
Order, and Father De la Motto. s. J.. q
former provincial Of the same province
were also interested visitors in this city
this week. dividing their time between
Georgetown University and ST. Aloysius
rectory.
Father Wynne concludes his visit in the
city to-day
Rev. Joseph NJ. Wood. s. J.. professor Of
ecclesiastical history at Woodstock Col
lege, viii lecture tomorrow evening in
Gonzaga Hall on Labor unions in the
middle ages The affair VIII be under
the auspices OF the AIoyslus Club.
Forty hours devotion Will begin az the
Church OF the Nativity. Brightwood. D.
G., tomorrow morning al the solemn high
mass. which VIII be sung at 10 O'Clock
Rev. Andrew II. Mihm. OF St Narv's
Church, VIII assist Father Blschon az the
evening service.
An entertainment and euchre Will be
given Tuesday evening, beginning at $50
In the basement OF the church.
The Catholic Converts League viii hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Aula Maxima OF Mcmahon
Hall, Rev. A p. Doyle. c. s. p. rec
tor OF the Apostolic Mission House. pre-
siding. Rev. Samuel Kelly, a Josephite
missionary. from Scranton, Miss. will
make an address.
The pupils Of St Theresa's School. in
charge OF the Sisters OF Notre Dame.
have organized a club for social pur-
poses. and incidentally. to assist in rails
ing funds TO pay off the debt on the new
school building in St Theresas parish.
Miss Grace Dixon has been elected presi-
dent OF the organization. with Miss JAG
queiine Warren as vice president. The
last meeting took place al the home OF
Miss Nome Breen. 1873 W street. Games
were played and refreshments served.
The other members are Gertrude Misel.
Agnes Reagan, Marguerite Garvey, Alice
Quaid, louise COOmes. Pauline Williams.
Josephine Ermold Marguerite Hayes. and
Helen Dixon The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Miss Pauline VIII
liams, 1916 Y street
The members OF the League Of the
Good Shepherd. OF St The-esa's parish.
Will meet in the church tomorrow even
ing at 80 o'clock. when Father Egan
Will answer the questions placed in the
question box during the past month.
Forty hours devotion win be celebrated
at the Church OF our Lady Of Victory
May L
An entertainment will be given in the
basement of ST. Augustlnes Church
Wednesday evening, when the programme
will be given by the Richmond Glee
Club and the Star Orchestra.
At the meeting Of the League Of the
Good Shepherd Of ST. Patrick's parish
tomorrow evening. Rev. DR.. Russell Will
answer the remaining questions placed
in the question box last month.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
AERO DECISION POSTPONED.
Date for Selecting Place for AvIn.
tiOn 90 BE Thursday.

New York. April Pat a meeting Of
the Aero Club Of America to-day it was
decided to postpone the selection Of a
place for the international aviation meet
until next Thursday, when Wilbur
Wright will be present. It IS probable
that Mr.. Wright will be prepared 10
name sum for the use of the Wright
patent at the tournament. as this Is a
matter Of great concern to cities bidding
for the event.
II was also thought advisable to have
the opinion OF Mr.. Wright as TO the
suitability of the proposed sites. He is
thoroughly familiar with the field at
College Park. Nd, over which Orville
Wright made tests OF the government
machine. and during his last visit here
he inspected The Aero clubs grounds on
Long Island. Both of these places are
being considered by the club. A field
three miles in circumference will be re-
CURED
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
METROPOLITAN Church Service.

Services will be held tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E. Church.
corner John Marshall place and c street
The Rev. John Reid Shannon will speak
at II a. m. on "one Of life's royal high
ways. and what is found thereon" and
at p. m. on The monthly service of
sacred music and song" with scripture
readings and expositions by the pastor
The musical selections will be by Dudley
Buck
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES

E. P. Gates. vice president Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union. is attending the State Christian
Endeavor convention OF North Carolina
being held at High Point. y. c.. April %
"a. Mr.. Gates will conduct conferences
on Christian Eudeavor methods to-day
and tomorrow. and is also on the pro-
gramme for addresses TO the convention
on Christian Endeavor topics
The meeting Of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the First Congregational
Church last Sunday evening was led by
the Rev. Samuel Swift The subject was
Tho evils OF nOnchurchEomg
The topic for the meeting tomorrow
evening will be Turkey" Mr.. ". c.
Brewster. leader.
The Washington Heights Presbyterian
Young Peoples Society has chosen the
following new officers. President. Miss
ElInor Walker; vice president. Mr. Leon
Kochenderfer: secretary, Miss Virginia
Mayfield, treasurer. Mr.. Woodson Hough-
ton: chairman Of the lookout committee.
Miss Maude Stinson; missionary commit
tee, Miss Gertrude Blauvelt; prayer meet
ing committee. Miss Helen Ellis. social
committee Miss Virginia Mayfeld; sun
day school committee. Mr. Leon Kochen-
derfer
This society was organized in February.
1910. and now has eighteen members.
The junior society, with a membership OF
twenty. has as superintendent Mrs. J. c.
KEEPER.
The regular meeting OF the Young Peo-
pies Circle of Endeavor OF the Rhode
Island Avenue Church last Sunday even
ing was led by Miss Marion Sammis.
Next Sunday evening the meeting will
be led by Mr. William Kemper. The
topic Will DO Winning the world for
Christ"
The society held q very enjoyable social
and business meeting last Monday even
ing. a special musical programme and
readings by Mr.. Kemper were features Of
the evening.
Tho Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor OF the Takoma Park Presby-
terrain Church has recently elected the
following officers: President, Mr. James
o. Macallister; vice president. Miss Laura
A. Skinner; recording secretary, Miss
Edith G. Bouis. corresponding secretary,
Miss Cora L. Whitmer; treasurer. Miss
Cora L. Whitmer; pianist, Miss Dorothy
Davis union delegate, Miss Ella ". Nor
rill; Anu-Saloon League delegate. Miss
Nettie A. Whitmer: good citizenship COM
mittee delegate. Mr. Edwin Dudley,
chairman OF the lookout committee, Mr..
Walter Wakefield; prayer meeting COM
mittee. Miss Dorothy Davis. missionary
committee. Mrs. T. c. Clark: Sunday
school committee. Mr.. Cressy Dudley,
social committee. Mr. James Macalhster;
flower committee. Miss IVY Cross; junior
committee. Miss Laura skinner.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Trolley Rides to Kensington.

visitors and residents or Washington
VIII enjoy the trolley ride over the Chevy
Chase and Kensington lines Chevy Chase
and Kensington are the most beautiful
suburbs Of the city and will compare
with some Of the famous towns in New
England. Cars leave Fifteenth and New
York axanua avarv Hftaan Ininukna
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices by D. m Fdav.
CONGREGATIONAL.
CONGREGATIONAL.

slT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and 18th 81, Rev Edwin Noah
Hardy. Pm D.. Of Quincy. Mas. VIII preach az
i a. H. and +. NJ Sunday school. $50 a. n
Mems class. 10 a. N. Junior Endeavor D n
Intermediate and senior Endeavor, GO p M.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. osrB.r
10Th and q sts DIV. Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow
d. D., pastor; Rev. S. r. Swift. assistant pastor.
Il a. m, public worship. with sermon by pastor;
subject. a cure for pessiInisn." Music by tbs
quartet and chorus choir. go a. N SUNDAY
school. SIS p NJ. Y. p. s. O. Z 8 ?. n.
service: subject "Aristoc7cies;" the D. A. r.
VIII Be- rresent.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL Thomas Orclo
LLOYD G. Douglas. pastor s s, IN Pubic
worship. II. theme The love supreme" G. T.. ?
Evening service S; scrEon-lecture. "BrahmaniEn.'
rybody welcome.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHURCH. TS PARK road
Rev. C. II. Butler. pastor. Services. with preach
ing b. pastor. H. Paul on Nleita illustrated
O'Clock. Sunday school T. n
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut are. y and 18th SIS.
Charles Wood. minister
Stewart G. Hartinsou. assistant minister
Harry B. Angus minister q Peek Chapel.


II a. m. D.. Wood Will preach. Musical service led
by church quartet from 80 t1 & O'Clock. p n.
D.. Arturo Muston. ~ Rome. on The religious
life q Italy" 6 =. m. Dr. Wood Cu The Chris
tan Use 4 the mails. Musical service from : %
n O'Clock assisted by Mrs. Fisltt, ssrTauo; Ms
Hampstead. coHt7lfO ard Miss LaYzing yi0lon-
cellist- Sunday school 40 Gas a. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting al =. H. Thursday evening
a. g. midKcek service
FIRST-''The Stranger sabbath Home John MAJ
shall place. Donald g. MACLEOD. minister. u
a m. Has modern Christianity lost the heroic
note:' s. s.. SO a. u. G. l.. 6.i5 p IT, AL
are welcome.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New York ave-. X and 18th SIS. Dr.. Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor. il a. m Dr.. Gioriio Bar,01i
formerly 5. J. u Rome. VIII speak on Religious
conditions IN Italy" S T. H.. musical interI-eta-
ton 'Weber's Mass In C. Music led by quartet
choir go a. n, Bible school s.ij a. m. adll,
classes
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. "
W. Logan, D. D.. pastor. Temporary quarters
Georgia ave- near Naruum 81. A. 5 p. n a
sabbath school viii be organized A. p. H.. d.
Logan VII preach or Elements q strength" AL
are welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Corporations have until June 50 TO pay
up their tax assessments which now
amount to Sl5.9O9l2s, only slS2.oi7 has
been paid into the Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
PARADE AT DEDICATION.
Soldiers, Sailors, Militia. and Cadets
to March May IL.

On the afternoon Of May II there will
be a parade In connection with the dedI-
cation OF the statues OF Gems. Pulaski and
Kosciusko, Of the Revolutionary Army.
Organizations from the regular army.
the navy, Marine Corps. the District
high school cadets. and various
patriotic societies will participate.
Brig. Gen. Tasker II. Bliss. L. s A,
will be IL command, and Lieut. Col. AL
word will act as chief OF staff.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL, cor. 81 and SIS. uW. Southern As
sembiy.. Preaching a. il O. N. ty Dr. A. J
Nckelyvay- Lecture az : -i5 p b. Rev. FaddOuI
NoghabEhab. the original SYRIAN CIesr-"