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The Washington times., 1910-01-11
PUBLIC MEN ATTEND
@. A. R. POST BANQUET

Members OF Burnside Post, Depart
meut OF the Potomac. G. A R, today
are enthusiastic over the success # the
thirty-third annual dinner which was
held last night I'm the banquet hall o.
the Ebbitt House. Covers were laid
for 100 and among this number were
members Of Congress and Government
officials The Rev H \. Coudeu, chap
lain Of the House, delivered the invo-
cation Among the speakers were Prof.
Willis L. Moore. Chief Of the Weather
Bureau, and Representative Bennett
and ThiStIewOod-
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NEW STEAMER LINE
TO Be INAUGURATED
Boats Will Ply From An
napolis Along the
Eastern Shore.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan IA service
between principal points on the East
ern Shore OF Maryland, "A section IA
nous for its wealth IN the food products
Of land and water, to Washington and
Baltimore through steamers connecting
with the washington. Baltimore ana
Annapolis Electric Railway at Annapolis
viii be established and in operation by
the early part Of the coming spring
Representatives of the railway and
freight company have made Overtures
to the city council of Annapolis for
wharf facilities and have assured the
city authorities that arrangements have
been made for two fast steamers which
will make daily trips between Annapolis
and Easton and St. BTichaeIs on the
Eastern shore The steamers viii run
into the heart of the notable fruit and
vegetable producing section Of the East
ern Shore, and viii aIso be in a p0si-
ton 10 handle che immense traffic 81
oysters, soft crabs and other aquatic
products of this Secticr
The plan was pu- before the city
council by David ~ ATJLoHy- attorney
for the two C2m7aInies- and T. w Mc-
t.1T71'lrE- ~ IN aSnlT=tOn, the secretary
OF the freight company. They desire to
which they shall have the use Of the
loot OF hlnE George street Tor a. 1etm
Of years They VIII construct wharf
al this point and &c viii be the An
napOlis terminus OF tse lime & spur
from the regular tracks Of the electric
railway has already been laid In aurI-I-
patton OF the estahl; nment or COM
muuicatiOu with the Eastern Shore.
Tire two companies interested autir-ua re
paving rent TO the city The esta bIish-
ment of the new line viii mean that
passengers and freight from the Eastern
Shore viii reach Annapolis directly.
and four hours earlier than Il they
passed through Baltimore.
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White House Callers

The Secretary OF State
The Secretary OF the Tressurr
The Attorney General
The Secretary Of the Navy
The Secretary Of Interior
The Secretary Of agriculture
Senators Frazier Cf Tennessee.
Bu-kett of Nebraska
smith Of AIiCniEsn
Crawford Of South Dakota
Representative GIIIett Of Massachusetts
Martin Of South Dakota.
Dwight Of New York
Clmsted Of PennsyI-
vsuiz-
Hamilton Of Michigan.
PeaTTe OF Maryland
= ohm A. Patten, Of Chattanooga. Tenn
u. G N Thomas. Of Chattanooga,
Tenn.
y II. Steward. OF Chattanooga. Tenn
", J CoIburn, Of Chattanooga. Tenn
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gTo he concIuded-D

er. Is critically iu as a result OF the
revelation that her husband cloped with
the heiress- Broken in health weak
ened in body and mind as the result
Of her relentless search for her spouse,
she is today under the care OF physi-
clans
Hes found. at last" said Mrs Co
hen. Il wish I were able. I would 90
10 him knew that he never would
have deserted ne unless that girl lured
him away And she admits brazeuIy.
too, that she planned to U-n my husband
from me VIII I forgive him2 Not
now. assuredly- ] have suffered t6s
much Bat until can see him, until
can talk to him myself L cannot talk
about that
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COMENDS WORK
OF COMMISSIONERS

The District Commissioners shortly
VIII receive a carefully prepared reso-
luton CoudemniuC the smoke law and
requesting q modification Of its provi-
sions. from the secretary Of the George
town Citizens Association. At a meet
Ing of the organization last evening
the smoke law and loan sharks came
in for severe condemnation
a resolution was adopted commend
ing Commissioners MaCfarland and
West for their efforts in behalf of pub
lie improvements Engineer Commits
siOner JUdsOn has promised to at
tend the next meeting Of the assoCia-
ton and address the members
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THOMAS F. WALSH
REPORTED BETTER
New York Physicians Called
in Consultation Re-
turn Home.

Thomas p Walsh. who has been SO
seriously III al his home on Masss-
chusetts avenue that two prominent
New York physicians we're called here
for consultation with Dr. Fremont Smith
and Dr. Harvey. Of washington and
With Dr.. Thayer. Of Johns Hopkins Hos
pitsl, is much improved today Dr..
Che RES Wainwright and DIT Janeway,
OF Kew York, returned TO that city last
night
For several weeks AIr- Welsh has been
p sick man, though il was not until a
week ago that he became confined to
MS bed His condition soon became
alarming. and the New York physicians
we're called In for consultation
his physicians will not discuss the
nature Of the illness
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PRESIDENTS TRIP
MAY BE EXTENDED
Chattanooga Citizens Invite Taft
TO Be Their Guest Next
Month.

A delegation Of prominent citizens
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, today invited
President Taft 10 be their guest I'm
February
His present plans are to stop of At
Louisville, Ky, and Nashville. Tenn
while on his Cincinnati trip. and ur-
less unforeseen circumstances arise 10
make the trip impossible the Presi-
dent will include Chattanooga in his
itinerary
The delegation that called this
morning vas headed by Senator
Frazier
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NAVY.

Captain a. SHARP. 40 duty as presi-
dent o. the board OF inspection for
shore stations
Lieutenant Commando J. AICC. LUBY.
90 command LamsCn. when placed in
commission
Aidshipuan u. y Reeves. IT.. detached
Hancock, Navy Yard. New York. 10
South Carolina.
AJidShipruan r C. RACQUET. detached
HancOc--, Navy Yard. New York. 10
South Carolina
New York, as paw officer. 60 Nav
yard Philadelphia. Pa. as assistant
70 the general stOrekeeper-
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synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis OF Chapters Already PubllSneC
Victor de Cardiac attempts the rescue
OF Therese- the daughter Of the Duo a9
Montreuil from a ROYAL convent he en-
tiers the convent an IS discovered be
fees. taking with him a young girl Marie
Duchamps. the alleged waiting maid or
Nile. dc NOntrcuiI.
They 90 to a farm house where ar
d5IIaC learns that his companion IS ME
de Nontreuil herself He fails nnallE III
love with her and Joins her IN plot 20
free the queen
Marie takes service with the queen as a
waiting maid Cardiac also secures en-
trance to the queens palace and peEie-Ls
arrangements for her escape
Car1iIlac's loy al-y IS Euplsfed- ana y
r-afug rrp ,lfsfay1r of the queens aG-
rise~s Finding that he is TO be h1Eup-
cred i'm his work he makes the abbey IBIS
confident. and then places him under con
nuernent in order 20 insure the secrecy
OF the plot
The lovers meet and nix upon a time 10
rzrrua the queen Cardiac makes
passionate avoval OF his love 90 her
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S0IUTIoB OF CHAPTER 4.

Granny lived some distance from
The cottage, and the way % hef
home led through the wood.
Red Riding Hoods mother did
net think q there being any dan
ger for her little daughter in send
Ing her alone On such an eTraud.
For years not wolf had been seen
near the place.
So she sent Red Riding Hood OF
With an easy mind and the child
walked along singing her TavoFite
song, size felt 50 happy and de-
lighted az the thought Of SEEING
Granny once more
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

ATrived-Tacoma and Marietta at Blue
fields. and Caesar at Gibraltar
S5iled-Des Moiues. from BlUefeIds FOR
BOCas del Toro; 1TayfIOwer. from
Havana for Charleston. and Brutus.
from Boston for Norfolk
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any OF the following branch offices
at regular OfTice rates. If IL Is in
convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch OffiCe or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
ph0ned direct to The Times Main
$3.50, and messenger viii call to
collect.
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Situations Wanted-Male.

PLACE as biacks.nIth's helper or fireman. b--
Young cofored man y F. d No ROK
81 Alexandra, Va lanes WALKER
jaff-2t"
By 3 SOBER Industrious Colorcd u1aa- ritu-
alton as plain cook or ianitor- Address efsi-
Bryant -. y W Good reference ta11-st'
VVANTED-Pla in market or in grocer
hv young rofored man. 1855 5th 81 = X
H = PIERCE tzl6-st.
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UNIVERSITY FROZEN UP

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan with the
mercury three below zero. Ohio State
I University was conn siied to close in
al departments eNcep one because Of
the lack Of coal
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Situations Wanted-EemaIe.

WANT washing 20 take horr1 BY a first
class Iaundress. Call SIv 10th 81 y w
basement It
WANTED washing to take hone = DAYS
work out I-2 x ST. s E. safI-St-
PLACE As chanlbermaid IN private family.
Is Dincmau place y w It,
WANTED by a neat coIored woman rIaCe
as Isuudress. cook. OF 5anitress- good refer
puce- Zl-5 New York ave y W 1zII-2ts
NJ NTETJ-Ey first-CfasS lsundreSS liay--S
work and washing 20 take home car a.
as Eve St y W fal0-2ts
yrANTED-Iau1dry to do az home. first
class SIS I St 5 W. Apt 3 fa1e-2ts
yVA<TED-By settled white woman. rubt
y W 5aI0-2t-
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NORTHEAST

sfs Phone L SO
LApDON PHARMACT. 100 Florida ave
Phone L 1876
EzHACssT FHARMACT. cor scA zna x Sta
Phone L 1u-I-
TAYLOR & LAMB. Inc. 1IJh and Z. Can.
SITS Phone L 1C2
CaAs- e. BLUNER. y Cap. zna r SIS.
Phone y S1I5
McCHEsNET & JOACHIM. s,h ard F q,
Phone l. S1S-
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one cent a u-a-5 each fuse-tI7n- Minimum
charge l5 -e1Ls-uufniuUr- space. lines
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Rooms and Board.

, ST y w e03-TvVo single wei heated
rooms with board 8 per week Jag-st-
n ST y " s65-Niceiy furnished single
and double rooms with good board Ja1l-1tc
/ II. ) w Iafs-Convenieut for trausieutz
and drpartmeu-s5 steam heat. good table.
reasonable IsIl-5t"
L ST w 1655-LarEe nicely furnished
rooms: extremely cheap for two Superior
cook unsurpassed fare 1875 L st y "
taII-Tt'
7. s. y. u. u5-Two bright sunny rooms
With go,-5 table board 5as-7t'
2D ST y z, u1-Room ana board for two
gentlemen 81 private family jsII-5gC
STI s. y ". 7IT-seCond and third sto-v
'front.' also naH room with board. $ Per
week s a r. breakfast jzS-4cs
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The Washington Times makes spe-
Ciai Cash-in-adYance rates for Gas
sified Advertising
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.ELOPERS ARE GLAD
TO GO BACK HOME
Roberta de Janon and
Waiter Admirer Held
in Chicago.
Continued from First Page.)

may arrive with the Philadelphia de-
tect5vcs tonight and announce what he
intends to do with Cohen
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

BOY with exoe-ience- FOR bakery Apply is
/ % 81 y ", CT lf5 Center Market ja1o-5t-
BOv-5rizht- s-ctIve. with bicycle as mes
se1EeT IN s4v Using department. s. a week
Apply % N SCHAUB, GOLDENBERG- =
~ a. r - Jae-st
E0T-VvnItl IS years 20 do IIEht VT-lC
around stcT- AID 10 learn retail shoe bGsi-
ness. apply WEDNESDAY 1870 a. M new
ARK sI'oE STORE. SO Pa ave y W
Joys with Wheels. S 70 so week DINE
AiESSENGER SERVICE rs n desl-f
BELL BOYS. store porters man and VIE;
butter SIC 18th 81 II
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
ing after -0hoJl hours Apply BOX 70
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BUTCHER and grocery clerk IA Nicolas
ave. Anacostta- d c ta1I-lt-
BUFFERS man an wife. private family;
porters. 5el' boEs- 15s5 nth Il
/ CANVA sSElls-Experienee % coupon lsvn-
- John Marshall Place between $50 and
a jss-7tr
OLLECTOR-ExDerlencs4 iusssIment: nus
49,
HOTEL BAKER and ice cream maker
Z BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 5o5 1o5h y -.
IF you ARE OUT Of a position OF earn less
| than $50 per month. let Us prepare you
I expert aTlL-El-CDlle Ed4Es-Tlal
I OF chaUneur- Time required, eight TO tweiT=
weeks Cost. less than first months salary
Nearly half the tuition you can pay aft=-
I you graduate and secure position F5-
! fuu Information call on or address, 3 3.
+ -(NCE. Secy-
THE AITCsIOBILE COLLEGE OF
| WASIINGTO( CISC-).
1855 18th St y "
/ The largest school Of Auto1pobiie Engine
/ ins and SaIssmanship in United States
1as-t
{ Z --aTT OPS r-f-zr--Iazz-
! need apply. 1913 Ifth- jsI0-5tc
NAN 10 attend cigar store. elderly gentle
/ man preferred Call after 8 ,. m T. LIN
I DERS, 2szs i+th st y W jaii-5tf
.5-FIxperienced- careful coIorsd. 70 DO
( cleaning at dairy Apply Oh ~ s. s W
lalt--Le
I MEN 10 sell diamonds. watches and zO-d
J icyveIrT OF inStai.uent plan. no experience
I required. Liberal salary and commission
paid CASTLEBERG' 915 Pa ave y "
! TPESSER --FIrst-cI Apply 21lz y "
AKER-Fi-sl-clas sl7 SIN st s. z.
5al1-7t'
/ VIZ Wan fifteen or twenty young men who
I can come well rCCCur-eEGed TO prepare Tor
/ positions as automobile saIesme1s for C1s
| OF the Iar-est sales companies IN washing
/ ION. posftI1ns guaranteed TO those having
/ satisfactory reference Application must b.
Z flied before January lu-n- Toy fuii particulars
All on or address. p h NTCE- Sec-y-
J THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
/ WASHINGTON USC)5
! 1858 18th St y -.
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A F. POWELL, 4Jh and East Capitol sts
Phone t. 1I5c-
A. 5. BURROWS. 18th and Pa. ave. Phon.
!. -11E-
ROACH DRUG Co. sth and u Phone L.
lS95- z,-z-rrrz, ,,- Sch .,z7
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V HUGO EISENBEISS, 9Th and B sta
Phone N 5711-
MCDONALD, :. W. ~ and L Phone n
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81 ST. y. ", CT 1f5 Center Market JaI0-5t7
EDT--5riEht- ,-c-IVe. with bicycle as mes
zeuEer IN s1v Using department. s. a week
Apply 90 N SCHACB. GOLDENBERG-S
7tl aE- r IS 5ag-st
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chambermaids. gene
houseWorker- 1875 11th.
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EoT-Tvniry IS years 20 do Light uo-k
around sycr- aid 20 learn retail shoe b-1sI-
ness. Apply "Wednesday 1870 a. M NEW
ARK SFIOE STORE. SO Pa ave y W
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L CAENE & &C. 7OS King s.
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Acknowledgements ius5sI-ment- nus
have references BOX U.s. CITY FoS-otfice-
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tTEDhtTE TOWN
z P WELLER Pharmacy I554 II ST -
". Phone L 100 W "a
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HOTEL. BAKER and Ice cream maker
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, SIS 1o1h y -.
faI1--t
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Joys with Wheels: S 70 so week DIME
49, ---.---- So. -. = -
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CA\NA SEElS-Experience % coupon lsEn-
dry soap Sa,sTys steady CUPl0yr1s Cal
- John Marshall Place between $50 and 9
q fzs--t-
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MEN 10 sell diamonds. watches and zO'd
icvvelry on Enstai.ment plan. no experience
required. Liberal salary and commission
1aa---
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PTRTrS PHAEMACT- corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SITS. Phone 7. Iof9.
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-.aA- ~ EsHaAa
Phone y 2Lu
< SIS Phone II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

auditorium seating four or five thou
sand people.
Echoes from Toronto, Buffalo and
Washington" will be the general theme
of the mems meeting Sunday afternoon
at 3:20 o'clock at the Young Mems
Christian association. There will be
reports of the International Y. M. c..
A. convention at Toronto, of the Men
and Religion" meetings at Buffalo pre-
ceding the Y. M. c. A. convention and
of the meeting on "Missiops" held at
the White House. Arthur Let's, presi-
dent of the Y. M. G. A; d. e. Luther,
general secretary, and e. H. Emett, re-
ligious work director. will be the
speakers. w. E. McVay, vice president
of the German-American Savings
bank, will be the presiding officer.
DIR. LOCKE WILL PREACH
DR.. Charles Edward IIockes sermon
Sunday evening at the First Methodist
church will be on the subject rs Chris
tian Science Christian? Is it Scien-
tifc? How Long Will 1t Last?" This
sermon is In DR.. Locke's series on "The
Truth About Health and Disease and
Medicine and Faith" In the morning
DR.. Locke's subject will be women
and the salvation of the World"
The Highland Park churches will
unite in a union service at the Baptist
church, corner of Monte Vista street
and Avenue SO. The Rev. Mr.. Green,
pastor of the church, will preach the
sermon.
Churches in Boyle Heights will unite
in their annual service which will be
held in the Methodist church, the Rev.
L. C. Kirkes, pastor of the Presbyteri-
an church, to preach the sermon. This
service will depart from the usual GUS
tom and will be held on Wednesday
evening.
A solemn high mass will be celebrat-
ed Thanksgiving day at the Cathedral
of ST. Vibiana at o'clock at which
the Rt. Rev. Mgr Harnett will preach
the sermon.
At the Old PLAN church the masses
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will be at 6, 1880 aud solemn high mass
at a. M with special Thanksgiving
exercises in the evening.
A solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at a. m. at st. Joseph's church.
A Thanksgiving supper will be served
on Wednesday evening in the parish
hall bv the Christian Mothers and St.
Anthony's societies.
Thanksgiving day mass will be cele-
brated at 80 a. m. and at ST. Mary's
church. The women Of the parish
gave a Thanksgiving entertainment last
Friday evening in the parish hall.
A solemn high mass will be celebrated
at 8 a. m. at Our Lady of Loretto
church with sermon by the Rev. G..
Donahoe, the pastor.
PICO CoNGREGATIONALIsT
Things to Be Thankful For will be
the Sunday morning topic of the Rev.
]. M. Schaefle, pastor of the Pico
Heights Congregational church. The
Rev. e. H. Willlsford will speak at the
evening service.
will a Man Rob God?" will be the
Sunday morning topic of the Rev. Will
liam MacCormack, dean of st. PAU
pro-cathedral. In the evening he Will
speak on winning Men to Christ"
IL. .. oIOul Will PlCobSlA eNb NiAO DN'i
day morning service at the Phillips
chapel, C. NJ. e. church, and in the
evening Judge Curtis d. Wilbur will
be the speaker. The Rev. S. f. Harris
is the pastor.
The Rev. c. M. Carter, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will speak at the
vesper service of the Y. w. c. A. sun
day afternoon at 4 p. m.
us the World Growing Better?" will
NP I1o q
pastor Of the Evangelical Association
church, Sunday morning. In the even
ing the missionary society will have
charge of a program.
Highways of Spiritual Progress"
will be the Sunday morning topic Of
the Rev. A. b. Prichard, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church. "The
Interchangeable Christ" will be the even
ing subject.
Evangelist D. w. Ham will begin a
series of evangelistic meetings at the
Central Christian church, Thirty-frst
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where he will teach science and civil
engineering, having received a degree
as civil engineer before studying for
the ministry.
A brotherhood has been organized
in the First Universalist church, which
will be open to the men of the church
as we'll as those outside and belong
ing to other churches. 1t is the plan
of the brotherhood to bring the men
into stronger personal contact and
keep the church open daily and make
of it a center of social activities. The
plan was formulated by the Rev. Carl
Enos Nash, the pastor, and presented
to the men at dinner served by the
women members of the church. DR..
man and c.. NJ. Ennis temporary sec
retary, with w. H. Doty forming the
executive committee. A meeting is be-
ing arranged to be held In the near
future.
PLANS SERIES OF SERMONS
DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher will be-
gin a series of Sunday night sermons
on Popular Proverbs" the special
topic for Sunday being, "Give the Devil
His Due" The other dates and topics
are as follows: November q, Birds OF
Feather Flock Together; December
4, PUT Yourself in His Place; Decem-
ber II, "a Mans a Man for q That !;
December 1S, "A Rolling Stone Gathers
No Moss" In addition to the great
organ, chimes and large chorus, there
will be solos by Mrs. Bacon and Mr..
Dykstra. The Sunday evening services
at Temple church are being made very
popular and the musical programs are
of especial interest,
DR.. w. B. Riley, one of the greatest
pulpit orators in America, noted pas
tor of the First Baptist church of Min
neapolis, Mimi, will preach at the
Temple Auditorium Sunday morning.
Dr. Riley has one Of the largest
churches in America. with half dozen
paid assistants in the work. Plans are
being made to erect for him great
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came to Los Angeles, where he mar
ried. His wife died early in 1909, leaV-
ing him a daughter IL years old. Bus
mess took him often to the northern
part of the state and on one of his vis-
it's there he accidentally met Miss Nc
Herman again.
The sheriff has been more than usu-
all secretive about his prospective mar
riage and has confided few Of his fu-
ture plans to those who know him
here. 1t is understood, however, that
his honeymoon will be passed in San
Francisco and other cities of that sec
tion of the state.
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w. A. Hammel, sheriff Of Los An
geles county, left last night for San
Jose, where on Thanksgiving day he
will make Miss Kittie McKiernan his
bride.
Sheriff Hamme's early life was
passed in San Jose and Miss McKier-
nan was his friend in school days.
They had planned to marry, but a petty
disagreement blighted their young ro-
nance and young Hammel went to
Arizona to try to forget his sorrows
by working as cowboy and ranger.
On the expiration Of his days of
punching cattle the future sheriff
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South Main street Christian church,
win preach Sunday morning at II
O'Clock on the subject. WAS the First
Church in Jerusalem Established Along
the Line of Modern Socialism, At
7:90 D. m. he will discuss the subject
of "Creation," as given in the first
chapter of Genesis, which will be illus
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trated with stereopticon views. illus
trated songs will be rendered by the
choir.
David Cary Peters will preach at
the Thanksgiving service at 1890
o'clock a. m. at the Broadway Chris
tian church. Services will also be
held at the five city missions.
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street and Maple avenue, Sunday. Rev.
e. H. Keller is the pastor.
The Boyle Heights Christian church
has secured Evangelist John T. Stiv-
ers to hold a series of meetings in the
near future. Mr.. Stivers is a well
known evangelist who makes his nome
in Los Angeles.
Evangelist ID. c. Peters will address
the monthly meeting of the Christian
ministers of Los Angeles Monday
morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Broad
way Christian church.
PEOPLES PULPIT SPEAKER
"Why Should We Expect the Mes
siah to Reign over the Earth?'' will
be the topic of p. S. L. Johnson of
the Peoples Pulpit association of New
York Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in Simpson auditorium.
Extension, Expansion and Exonera-
ton" will be the Sunday morning
topic of the Rev. Harvey Hazel, pastor
of the Boyle Heights Christian church.
In the evening he will speak on "The
Life of Paul." illustrated with stereop-
ticon views.
DR.. E. S. Chapman will speak at the
Bethesda Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. The male quartet will sing
1.-The Stainless Flag" In the evening
a, special service will be held under the
church, when Arthur Paul of Occident-
al college will speak.
Rev. F. J. Mundy, D. D, will speak
at the First Presbyterian church Sun
day morning.
The Presbyterian ministers will meet
Monday morning to hear an address by
Prof. Warman on the subject What a
Preacher Ought to Say from the Pulpit
and How He Should Say It."
William MurDbV closed a series OF
successful temperance meetings at the
| Volunteers nall last Monday evening
during whcih $50 men signed the pledge
The evangelistic services being held
in the Boyle Heights Methodist church
during the month of November have
proved very successful and will close
the last Sunday in November.
1.-THE Parable of the Sower" will be
the Sunday morning topic of the Rev.
William Davies, pastor Of the Vernon
Congregational church.
The Rev. L. w. Klinker, pastor of the