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The Washington herald., 1910-02-05
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
NOtices soaLd Had BY Id,
EPISCOPAL.

ST THOMAS CHURCH.
Near Dupont Circle.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion
Il GO a. m.-Holy Communion and sermon by rector;
THE GREATEST THING IN THE
WORLD"
40 p, m.-ETeuing prayer and instruction by rec
tor: GODS PART IN THE CHRIS
TAN COVENANT"
$50 2. m.-Eyeniug PRAYER and sermon By Rev
Canon Austin
The attention Of those DESTROYS Of being better in
formed about their chtuchs history and doctrine IS
especially called % this service.
TRINITY CHURCH, q and @ sts NV. Rev.
Richard J.. Williams rector Services az 80, H.,
General and confirmation lccturel popular ser-
ice sermon by Rev. vs.. l. De Nries. Pm. D..
Ash Wednesday. 80 II, s, Daily thereafter. eI-
CGpt Saturday lg35 90 l255 Wednesday and FTi-
day. D. II. Thursday. 70 a. N
CHURCH OP THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
18th 81. nv. Rev. J. Henning Mems. rector.
Services, and II a. N. ard p m. iI5 p m.
chiidreu's vesIer service; choir u sixty children.
The rector viii preach at il. 4:lj. and 8.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth ST.. near Mass. ave.
and st. ne. Services: Sunday. 80. 1880. and
Il p. m. $50 and 80 p II. School. p. n.
Other days, and a. n and ?. N. Church
free and open 70 all every day.
ST. MARKS CHURCH Sd and \ sts se. Rev.
". l.. De Vries Pm D. ard Rev. x. A. Curtis,
clergy. Services, 80 II. g. and : 80. At p. ~.
every Sunday in February a brief organ recital by
the parish orgaEist Alr. Samuel Wood. lceHiiate
Of the ROYAL Academy q Music and associate Of
the ROYAL Manchester College Of Music. al COZ
daily invited No collection.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH I'd ST.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector : %. Holy
Communion. go Sunday school. 70. mathis and
instruction, II. celebration aud sermon by the
Bishop q Washington. 1. confirmation instruction
s. evensong and sermon by the rector. Seats free.
EPIPHANY. G st. near 18th. Rev. Randolph II.
McKim, y. D., IL. D., j. G. l.. rector. Holy
Communion. 3 and u a. IA. At II a. N. sermon
by the rector The function Of the church ia a
large city" Service and instruction 3. m. At
5 p. m. Rev. Z. H. Mckim. D. D.. The Sunday
rest bin measure Of justice and liberty" Sun
dag school az $50 =. and 3. N. Strangers
welcome al all services. Seats free. except at Il
a,
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. GEORGETOWN.
Rev. J. II. W Blake. rector. go a. m. morning
prayer and C8techisE. II a. m. iJaHy. Holy COIn-
mguiou. and SIMON rs the rector. SO p H.,
confirmation lecture, Z - 2. 10. evening prayer
aud special music hy vested choir.
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SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

". J. COLyILLE WILL LECTURE IN FIYNN-S
College Han. sfL AID X Sis. -w. sunday --ij
?. m., on Floods. ancient and uois---Thei-
spiritual Ssrifcauce and Of : n- M GA Seer
ship--Eav may use cultivate it,. Monday and
THURSDAY az s p. IN. Or. CllULs Eil continue
his lectures Oh tie e=1te-l- meaning ut The Book
81 Genesis az +l2 A S. So. Isluviu- The lecture
on sunday. az -sj p. m- and Thursday. az 3
o. H.. Nine Florence Montague. q Paris and
London. VIII give messages and psychic dCnuls--a-
tons
Meetings for answering questions. Monday. Thurs
DAY. ard Saturday, 30 o. n. ar lie Peoples
Church House 10 East Capitol s. Wsiua7iav.
{ =. u-. at New Thought Center. I5'7 Il s. nv.
room %, "Ow unlimited suIT'y-HJw We may
take possession o. o..
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Mems Club Meets "wednesday,

The Mems Club Of Union NJ. f. Church
will hold its meeting in the church par
lors on Wednesday evening Of next week.
At the last meeting q, Ernest Truman. of
Japan, addressed the men on Some of
the differences in nationality and Gus
toms" The meeting next week will be
under the direction OF Gerald KARI Smith.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANuINE NJ T. CHURCH. 9Th and p SIS nv.
Rev Charlie T. Guthrie pastor ESQ a.. m. sun
DAY school u a. m, Holy Communion. prelude.
pastors trtrfC 90 the memory If the late Rev
J. A. P-ce j.. D. SO ET-vr-th IeaEIe; leaders.
Misses Bertha Ritter and Bessie Nick Harrison.
p. H.. public worship; sermon by the pastor.
Seats free Strangers welcome
FOUNDRY n r. CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS
Rev Robert N Moore. =. D. pastor, Rev. g. Z.
Wise. assistant pastor. Sunday school, go a. ~.
Public worship az I q. n and : r. IT,. with ser
mons bv the pastor. EUaorth Lesgle ar : p. n.
All welcome.
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District Court.


ILoIItE oIAF FVNU.
No 81 United States vs.. Five Cases India
Relish; motion for permission 70 take samples and
Tor security for costs granted defendant. Attorney
J. j. Darlington
No. sA. In re condemnation land for Anscostia
River road; jury sworn, and February IS 1915 set
for hearing
! No. So. United States Ffty-hve Barrels Her
ringi motion tn yacate costs against Whitfield q
Co. granted defendant. Attorney. NJ J. keane
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Lawsuits.

No. 5g3i5, Lizzie Watkins vs. Louis Oldham Fl
al; c5rtiorar defendant. Attorneys, Il. L. Gaskins
J. Z. Bennett and T. PeytOn.
No. 52S6. Mary Watkins Same; same. Attor
ncys, same
No. 5zf41. Wslker-Hughes Market Company vs.
Anna Coleman; account, S.369.H Attorneys, Biz
ney Woodland
No. 525is. Emanuel Rice IS. Elizabeth A. Haines
ac0oUnt, S762.5o. Attorney. NJ Strashurger
No. 5249 The Aeolan Company vs. sydney l.
Wrightsou; check 81 600. Attorneys. W 5 ToTbert
and j W Latimer.
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd ave. and 9Th st. ne.
Rev, G. L. Wiles. pastor. Preaching, II and go.
Sunday school. go Junior c. T.. 3. hltemediate
and Senior go. Seats free.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle.
Lloyd G. Douglas pastor :. s.. go Public
worship IL O'Clock. administration Of the Holy
Communion reception q Members a rre-Ienten
address. e. T.. 7. Evening service s.; third sun
day evening SERMON in series on The genesis and
early history q the Hebrew people Free seats.
Good music A cordial wecgme Mrs H. L.
AouToes illustrated lecture on Martin Luther"
next Friday evening. Leuteu services every Thurs
day night al g.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHURCH. rs Park road.
Rev. Q. n. Butler. pastor. Services. with preach
ing b. pastor II and 30 O'Clock Sunday school.
3 D. m Stranger cordially invited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. conner
10th and SIS. NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woldrov.
n. 4. pastor; Rev :. r. Swift. assistant pastor
II a. m, u,,bic worship. with sermon By pastor;
subject. What God requires" Music by the
quartet and chorus choir. go a. n. sunday
school, e;45 r. M. Y. P. 5. &. +. p. n,
evening service with sermon hy pastor; subject.
- bill Of Enforcement
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia rad and lith 81 Rev. $, NJ. Newman.
D. D.. viii preach al II a. n. and p m, Re
reuti0u Of mCmbCTs and communion az morning
service. Illustrated evening service with sermon
GA The life q Chrizt," Sunday school $50 g. N.
Mems class. 10 a. m Junior Eudcayor. p. n.
Senior EndeavoT $50 ?. m.
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Prthinn. to Attend Services.

The knights of Pythias of the District
of Columbia Will attend services to-mor-
row evening at 7.30 o'clock at the North
Capitol Street NJ. Z. Church, North Capt.
tol and X streets, Rev. F. T. Marshall,
pastor Grand Chancellor Kahlert and
other members of the Grand Lodge VIII
be present, and the uniformed rank will
turn out in force.
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Probate Cnnrf.
JUSTICE BARNARD

Estate Of William b. Rochester; order granting
letters testamentary to William b. Rochester, r.
bond $50. Attorney. Evans Brown.
Estate Of Charles Csas; order granting letters q
administration 20 George 7. Cras, bond. $500. At
touey A. C.. Clark
Estate u Franklin Harvood order granting letters
Of administration 20 Sarah " Haryood; bond
$50 Attorneys, +. A. FeLuing and Il. w. Par
kcr
Estate # Elizabeth F.. Hepburn; order granting
letters Of administration a. Charles T. Hepburn
bond. 500 Attorney, j. W Latmer
In 70 George +. Haroyd; order appointing Thomas
Hartford guardian.
Estate u John T. Souder et al. order appointing
John souder guardian, bond. 500. Attorney 4. c.
Clark.
In re Bohert u Montgomery ct al order aD-
pointing Agnes d. Montgomery guardian; bond. 500
Attorney j. II. Lichlitcr
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and o SITS. M.
Rev. ". W McNastrr. pastor. Sermon subjects.
Il A. n A sin against society" evening. The
rrize and how 20 obtain H." sunday s-hool go
a. M. Mr. Elgu Smith superintendent Junior
&. E 80 p. ~. Special combined services at
80 D. H.. consisting Of Christian Endeav0r Day
exercises and address by pastor. Special music.
Public cordially invited 10 on services.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th ard y SIS.
Dr. T. T. Aiuir pastor. Preaching il q. M. I.-j
p M, Ur. J. T. Hale. prominent preacher from
~1urh. Bible school. go a. m. q. p. : p. IA.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. ei3- In re Jacob sin vs. Isaac DuTfman
hearing on discharge fixed for February p
No Oh. In re Lewis J. Miller; sale authorized
and reference 10 auditor
No 6ij. In re Henry J. Sterrick argued and sub
mtted.
No CO... In re Samuel S simpson; discharge or
dered
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
9Th ST. bet and SIS. 81. Rev B. p. Truitt.
pastor. Preaching by Rev J. 2. Mclaughlin,
SUNDAY February g. morning subject. Holy Com
myrion:" evening subject. What a Christian
should wear" Superintendent Of sunday school
J. Harry Dove az $50 a N. Choir leader J. g.
Klein. Orgsuist. Miss Marian Fairbanks. Chris
tisn Eudaavor, 645 r. M; president Miss Dora
Hartley. Church Oh AnacnStia car lire
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EVANGELICAL Christian SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Services. Sunday. II a. IT. Pvthian Temple. 1912
e+h So. NV subject n lecture hg bishop DIN Err
q. SABIN What rr scienre means % U.s.
After the clo=e q this service, a. = O'Clock. IN
internis1n q Eeu minutes VIII be- given after
which ar experience meeting vail BE- held when
Numbers ~ the congregation may tel ~ cases Of
healing. Those present. suffering from PAINS nay
receive public treatment FREE # the pain Is such
as can b treated publicly. Al invited to these
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THE POWERS LATENT II MAN"
Lecture by MRS. FLORENCE DGFFiE.
Il a. m. sunday. ar 1917 II 81. uw.
At r. m Rev. i. WOODS ELLIOTT. on
WEALTH THE BIRTHRIGHr OF IN EET
SOUL
Public invited. Study groups, "Wednesday ard
Friday AZ : p u. Free
LECTURE: THE SPIRITUAL LIFE or THE
man q the world az Hcsl1uarter-. Wa=liHE-aa
Branch. The0SJTliCal Society. y 81. E- sun
dsv February 9 s o. M. Public invited.
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spenl,s on sptrituaI Decay.

Rev. z. f. Kicks. Of the First Baptist
Church. Twenty seventh street and Dunn
barton avenue, will take as his topic to-
morrow evening Spiritual decay" In the
morning he will preach on Baptism, its
mode and Importance" after which
number Of persons will be baptized
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. \ and 18th sts.
Charles Wood minister.
Stewart G. HarbIus5n. assistant minister
HaTy y. Angus, minister q PECK Chapel.

Il a. H., Dr. WOOD win preach. Musical service. led
hy church quartet. from 8 20 to c.ock. 2. M,
Dr. Wood viii preach; subject, The focused
life" d. n. Dr. Wood viii preach. subject,
"RsIshazzdr and his feast Musical ssTVlce BE-
ginning az 80 p. m in which the Cecilia Choral
Club viii sing Haydn's imperial Sunday school
at 9a5 q. ~, Christian Endeayor meeting al
r. NJ. Thursday evening al g. mldweek STTlce.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
New York ave-. II and 18th sts DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor. Il a, No, public worship. ser
mon by the pastor. rs T. H.. a royal failure.
g series Music led hy quartet choir. 90 a. M.
Bible school 9a5 a. m. adult classes SO p. m.
Christian EndcaTnT Society
FTRST-"The Strargers Sabbath Home John
Marshall ~. Douald q, MssIerd minister. II
g. M. The sin Of the twentieth century rs
r. H. illustrated. life Of ~. Pe'er." s. =.
30 a. m. O.. T.. 90 p. 81. Al are welcome.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

dl0l4'b HbJLU
No 67l& United States vs.. George White house
breaking. sentence suspended during good bebayior
No. s6775, United States Us same same; same.
No 469l- United States Tl Lee Hong aud Lee
IGu. violating section s53 code; plea guilty each.
sentenced 10 pay fine Of $50 each; fine paid.
No. 15692. United States Us. Lee Kim. same. SANE
No. 2669i United States vs. Lee Yuen Lee sam
and Lee Hing same same.
No. 1888 United States rs. Lee You. same; uolIs
pros. entered.
Assignments for Monday February ::
United States IS. Carl johnson
United States Is. Stewart Marshal
United States " John Kicks
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. CIR. lith and / SIS.
Ulysses g. p. Pierce. .. D.. minister. s.i5
a m. Sunday School. Class for the Comparative
Study q ReIigiaa, and Unity Study Clasz Il
a. m. morning service. -aTmJu by the minister.
There is also kindergarten during the hour II
morning worship. Z D. H.. Young Peoples Pc
ligi0Us Union. 2 r. M. eTCumg service; second
IN course Of sermons b. Or. Pierce Oh The re-
hgiOn Of the Spirit. The public invited 70 all
-s-v7-ae
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Criminal Court 30. ?.



No. J694. Harrison vs. SmalIwood et al. motions
f1r Judgment and security for costs overrIied At
toueys, Benjamin Carter-W f. Lester and G. A.
Maddox.
No 5l6l3. Cissel vs.. NIcChie, motions 10 vacate
Judgment granted on condition. Attorneys. Darr.
peyseT & Taylor-John ". Clark.
No 5l56G. FraWley Leonard; motion b dis
miss appeal submitted Attorneys. J. A. Toomey-
Shelby & Shelby.
Assignments for Monday February ::
II. estate of William II. Crews,
Municipal Court appeals.
No lo3 Hutchinson vs.. Desio. Attorneys. Nc
Cammon-Sholes,
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and 40 o'clock in the afternoon, and
after the Lenten service in the evening.
The meetings Of the Sodality during Lent
will be held on Wednesday instead Of on
Thursday evenings
Masses at St JOseph's Church on Ash
Wednesday will be at : and $50 O'Clock.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Corcoran sts. nv. The
Rev. Frank sevall. =. D.. pastor viii Treach az
II a. m. Jesus passeth by Holy Communion
at = Evening 30 EVOLUTION OF BODY
AND SOUL. Dr. Thomas French Ph D.. But
falo. y. Y. In pastor study Wednesdays. 30.
pastors Young Peoples Conference Fridays. in
church 5 ?. m. Htauy ard short address. All
werrrr
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UNIVERsALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th ard SIS. nv.
Rev. John Van schaick, IT,, pastor. II a. n.
morning service: sermon bv the Rev. T. NJ. A.
wood y. d.. subject The unity q mankind"
9a5 a. H.. Sunday school. p. H.. y. 2. G. L.
s p. m, illustrated lecture hy Dr. Walter S.
Ufmd on social service in Washington"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r SIS. uW. Services: Sunday. 1870 a n and
s p. IN.
Subject SPIRIT
SUNDAY rehocl. u "a. 30. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock Public cordially invited All
saStS free Free reading r0rr FT Colorado B-d-
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. 1910 Pa. ave. Evangelist nm
lirs. q New York, viii speak Sunday. =. %.
GOSPEL services every night, 7-3)- Sundays. 3 r. n.
Daily nrcuday meetings. y N 1 =. ~ Washing
ton Bread Line" 9 O. II. daily. g win feed 100
hrnrrr rnau lnr-a cd rnn-rlrc.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DR.. NORTHINGTON WILL SPEAK ON
Planes 0f czT-essiau-' ar Is-7 ST.. r. H..
SUNDAY Miss Rateman viii give an address rn
-SubonscJls mind "Wednesday S p. ~, El4
y - Public invited
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Mechanics Liens.

No. 6l2. Knighton d Glotsback vs.. Modern
Building Corporation CT al; lots s. 10 IS, square
195, S3i. Attorneys. Bates Warren and W. Il.
Sh0les
No CO.'S. Wayne Iron Works IS Joseph Richard
son: lot IS. square l9, S5210. Attorneys. Buney d
Woodland.
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JOHNSTON SUNDAY BILL.

MASS MEETING. NATIONAL RIFLES ARM
or ON and e NV. sunday, rs p. NJ, ~ protest
against Johnston sunday bill under auspices Re
fEuus Liberty Association
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

by George II. Shtcyi Sunday legislation" John
u. Bradley, song, The HIS" debate; 2. IL.
EE-hlan Lrm--- ---- on = Nv Ma-.-n.-
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Service by Rev. DR.. shapnon

Al the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E.
Church tomorrow at p. m, the
pastor, Rev. John Reid shannon will
preach on Gods eternal purpose"
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EnnifN Suif

No 1858. Charles NJ Eyster exr 81 al vs.
George i. Hart ct al, for Injunction and account
ing. Attorney, T. II Marshall
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Very Rev A. p. Doyle. c. s. P, rector
of the Apostolic Mission House, Will lee
twe before the Catholic Women's Circle
February Il on 1.-THE art of the cata-
combs" The lecture will take place in
the Carnegie Public Library,
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Next Wednesday will he Ash Wednes-
day. II viii mark the beginning OF the
perifentfar season If forty DAVIS which
A. ,l...---,s g., ,.,,,,-,o-,,~o+,,, 20 .t.
$50, -
ana prayer III the dessert 'elo'e 'ak.ns
up 'Ne work or MS p'oac ministry. Inc
custom comes down 10 1> Iio''' tue a'i.eS'
DAYS OF ihe cAu'ch' ana spe'Ial services
A course of sermons viii be inaugu-
rated by Rev. DR.. Russell. at ST. Pat
rick's Church. az the II o'clock mass on
sundays. beginning tomorrow, on the
Sacrifice Of the mass Masses on Ash
Wednesday, February O. and on week
days throughout the LeHien season VII!
be at 6, Z, Sl5' and Q clock, the last
mass 10 be followed by a brief medlta-
ton Ashes viii be blessed and dis
triouted after all the masses next We'd
ntsday al and O'Clock In the after
service al -:2l in the evening
rev JONI hahdltl' =. =. r. or tNe
Aposl'lie mission house WIZ give
course OF sermons al me SHRINE OF tAe
during Lent sunday evenings Rev. John
Harvey. C. S p of the Catholic Uni
versity. will preach and answer the ques-
lions placed in The question box The
Ladies Lenten Club. parish organiza-
uon engaged IN charitable work. Will
o'clock until Easter
ine observance OF Lent VIII open at
81 lauIs Chufcn, Fitjeenth and
streets with retreat, which VIII be
gwen under the auspices OF the Christ
oIics. which has been in progress during
the week. has been more than usually
successful. and large class Of converts
are already under instruction. The mis-
sion viii close tomorrow evening
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

PEOPLES CHURCH. 10 Baz Capitol 81. Re7S
Charles and Georgia Ferguson, ministers. Sunday
services al II a. H.. when Miss Grace p Gri=woi9
viii speak on The healing power Withiu-Its
reality and Application" Mr. Charles NeTburgh s
Bible Study Class az 70 a. n. A cordial invitation
Is eT+prrdaf
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS sEATON WILL GIVE HER PRIVATE
class instruction In healing self sud others in
series Of talks every Tuesday, az p. "a. at The
FauRgUt. apartment ~. cor. l7th and ] SIS. NV.
Public invited. Patients treated weekdays.
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y. W. c. A. VEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG woAfEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
18th and F stz Uw. Nesper service, 80 2. n.
Mrs Robert N. Moore. wife q the pastor q
Foundry methodist Church. viii speak All women
ava mel
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At st. Augustne's Church ashes will
be distributed on Ash Wednesday after
all the masses in the morning, and at 8
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


No 5Ci73- Ashford VS. E-enug star Company; de-
mmrr t1 second cU.eId6d declaration oysrniei
Attorneys #. r. Davis. G. G.. James T. T. Slater
r. r. Perry 4 Son
No. 5Gsl Mooney vs.. Same. same. Attorneys.
No. 5l95. Webster vs.. same: same. Attorneys,
same
No. 52z7o. Armstrong vs.. Liquid Paper Package
Company. commission ordered 90 issue. Attorneys,
Dam. pevssr a Taylor. II. Hayden.
No. 1905. Hudson rs. PirIf0d; motion 70 set
day for trial 0verrIied. Attorneys. \. A. Lipsc0mb.
". NJ. Ellison. and +. f. Mitcheil-Maddox & CAT
No. ag-l johnson VS.. Tyuer: motion to set aside
verdict yCrul5d and Judgment on same. Attorneys,
J. ~. Glenuau and +. L. Gies-C W. Nlaupin.
Assignments for February Z.
No. 81, Starsbury vs.. Golden & Co Attorneys,
Ambrose & Smith-Bakar. Sh,ehy & Hogan.
No s.. Young vs. United States Cigar Stores
COMPANY Attorney. Gardiner * HO1eWoll-Mckin-
nrT & FlanueTv and Hit.
IS Hoe vs.. Capital fraction Company. Att0T-
neys, L-cue, Fulton & Cox and Moncure-Peuy d
Son and Dunlop.
No 3l7. Badm vs.. L3usbIrgh Ct al Attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures.
No. 35I. johnson vs.. Capital Traction Company ct
al. Attorneys. F8iiey-Ptry & Son, Dunlop and
Darlington.
No 957. Green vs.. Sane Attorneys. Peyton &
Gas6ins-Perry { Son and Dunlop
No. 49, Lewis & Jones Company Us. Derzsyitz
& Go. Attorneys Levin -Tohrinor.
No 55s4a. H8llam taU0thers. Attorney, Wolf
& Rcsenbarg-MattheWs & Digs.
No 56l HGschcl Us. Iowa Apartment House Com
pany ct al, Attorneys. Ralst0n. Sidd0ns, Richard
SOL s Standardization * McLschlen.
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 52E6. Cilley rs. Werner Company; order Of
publication granted. Attorneys Douglas * Baker.
No. 5267. Price vs.. klapp; Judgment by default Of
defendant Tor $50 Attorney, T. H. Patterson
No. 5Z72. Killers vs.. Palmer Ct al dismissed as
20 defendant Palmer, plaintiff ordered to give So
cJrity for costs. Attorneys. Mcneil K Mcneil
John Ridout
No 1881. Brent IS. Great Falls and Old DO
miuiCn Railway Company, time To submit motion
for new trial extended. AttCugys NJ T. Clmk-
scales and II. H. Glassig-W. J. Lambert
No 5El6. Hawkins. administrator. vs. Southern
Railway Company demurrer 10 first plea sustained
and demurrer 20 replication overrlied. Attorneys
/. A. Baiey-HamiltOn, Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamil-
ton.
No. 53sL Mark vs.. District Of Columbia: rule U
show cause discharged; appeal noted Attorneys
Pennebaker. Canse Joues-E. H. Thomas.
Assignment for February Z.
No 536. Baglin vs.. southern Surety Company
Attorneys. II. 2. Blair-Hough. Mcnamara a
HuidekOuer. Above case not 20 he called until
February Z.
No ls6 Stoneking administrative. vs. Pickford
Ct al Attorneys. Williams a Observation-Disclosures
d RrandenburE
No 2l3. " W. kmbaII Company vs. Williams
Attorneys, Wheatley-COhaday
No. a, McCracSen vs.. Capital Traction Com
plny. Attomeys, slemau & LeTch-Perry d son
and Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-05

A meeting of the Children Of Mary
Of the Sacred Heart will be held at the
Convent Of Perpetual Alteration, Fir
teenth and Y streets, at I o'clock Mon
dav afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-05
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

II. TAYLOR. pastor. Preaching az Il g. N. and
T,45 p n. PRAYER meeting. Thursday evening. rs
Visitors welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-05

There will be a solemn reception Of
now members into the Unmarried Mems
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin tomorrow
evening at St Aloysius Church in honor
of the Feast Of Publication \ special
programme of music will be rendered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-22
M0NOCLE FOR WOMEN.


Dame rumor has 1t that a single
eyeglass is to be the smart thing for
the woman of fashion. There are
women well known in London who
have Worn a monocle for many years.
Their glasses are, however. OF the kind
caught deXterously into the lid of the
eye. The new departure, or, rather,
the rentree of an old mode, is of the
quizzing- glass order. 1t is a single
glass, mounted on a long and orna-
mental handle, much the same as lorg-
~nettes, but fitted with a single instead
of double glasses. The effect viii
probably be to emphasize the piquant
impertinence of a stare. One resents
being steadily regarded through lorg-
nettes, although a similar gaze through
a pince-nez disconcerts one not at all.
[ can conceive of nothing more con
ducive to a nerve-storm thar being
inspected through a single glass, and
| think the fashion is almost enough
To bring about a revolution! Let us
hope that it will be confined to Paris,
where they are on intimate terms with
that sort of thing.