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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of GonErrss-0pen a. u. to 10 D N. 90
secular days; from p. N. 10 10 p IA on Sundays
and on csrtain holidays
Public LibTary-open a m TO p. m; holidays.
a, N. to 2. N Sundays, , to 8 2. n.
White House-Open 10 a m to p 10.
United States Cspitol-Open a, N, 10 40 p. N.
Corcnran Gallery Of Art-0peB Hresl Tuesday.
Thursday, Saturday. go to p. n; Sunday. 80
70 80 p. M Other days, &c admission.
State. War. and Navy Departments-0pen a. n.
to p. N. tThe original Declaration Of Independ-
ence is in the library at the State Department)
United States Treasury-Opcn a. m to D. N.
United States Patent 0aice-Open a. N. to ?
United States Pension Buresu-open a. N. to
?. N.
United States Post-ofHce-oper a. n. to p n.
Washington City Post-ofice-0pen all houTs. (Ths
Dead Letter Office Is in the city post-oaice.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. N to S
p m.
Fish Cummission-open a. N. to 4.sO D m
Army Medical Museum-Open a m. TO 30 p. m.
National Maseum-opsn a. N. 10 $50 p. N. Tin
Agricultural Department-opeu q. m. to aso
y m
Bureau Of Engraving ard Printing-open 3 q m.
to 30 p. m.
ODen 5 30 a m. to 40 D. N. Elevator nuns from
a. M to D. NJ
Smithsonian Insitution-0pen 9 a. N. to $50
2. n. Including holidays.
Government Printing ofaoe-open 10 a. N to 2
D n
Navy Yard-Open a. N. 20 $50 0. m
southWOrth Cottage 3etk and Prospect avs.
Key MarSo1-Hone of Francis Scott Key. 1u-
thor Of This Star Spansled Banner" ISIS NJ street
northwest Open daily. except Sunday, a. N. TO
$50 D. n. Admission free.
IN THE SUBURBS
Geological Park-0pen sIi day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and Kensington.
Naval Ohser1atory-Opsn 9 a. N. to p. n.
Mount Vernon the home and tomb Of Washing-
tcll-Open II a. 10. to p. N.
United States Soldiers Hcne-Opeu a. m to
sunset.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. BID.
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THE sORREL COLT.

sorrel colt pleasant day. round and round stack
hay kicked its heels and paved the land and reared and
jumped to the band The older horses stood around and
swallowed fodder by the pound and gave notice the kid that
gayy round the haystac slid oafed along and murmued then
IF horses men, old gray workhorse stiff
sour would jaw that colt for half hour methns hear
that workherse say You think you're mighty smooth and gay
and you fresh sporty now but when they hitch you to
the pow and strap harness your back and work you till
your crack and kick you when you to ba and
slug you with chunk of rock and you with nasty Sores
and leave you freezing of doosO then you won't kick up
your heels You'll know then worhors feels But horses
have no croang voice. to chill the colt that would rejoice no
gayeard plug will leave its feed to make the heart of childhood
bleed no dismal prophecies heard moral hones absurd
where horses stand their hay and so the colts nav run
and playp WALT Mason.
by Adama
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.

An important meeting of the District
Union will be held at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church tomorrow evening.
Missions VIII be the subject TO be con-
sidered. A feature OF the evening will
be an address on "A layman's frnnras-
sions of missions in China" by A. J..
Osgood. whose father did noble service
as medical missionary in that country.
Mr.. osgood himself was for four years
a merchant in Shanghai. and made ex-
tensive excursions and observations
throughout the surrounding sections OF
the country. AS a lecturer for the New
York City board Of education. ne has
given throughout that city his lectures
on Chinese shopkeepers' guilds and su-
perstitions," and How do 400,OOGOOO Chi
nese iive?" His thorough knowledge Of
the people and customs OF the far East
make his addresses on subjects connected
with them intensely interesting.
Stephen Elliott Kramer will speak on
What the laymen's missionary move
ment is accomplishing Mr.. Kramer was
member Of the local committee which
arranged for the campaign of last No
vember, and he has labored zealousIy
IN the subsequent rounding out OF the
lsymen's plans.
Another missionary feature wifi be a
short conference on methods for Chris
tan Endeavor workers. This will be in
charge of Miss Alice NJ Rideout, super
intendent OF the District Unions mis-
sionary department.
Walter E. Galley, president OF Temple
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society, will
Iconduct the devotional service. w. NJ.
Robinson, president Of the Maryland
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; Herald Office BY 0p. m. Friday.
sIETHopIsr EpIscorAL.

MEMORIAL H. Z. CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place and c 81 John Reid
Shannon, minister At II a. m, Christ's infinite
claim vinsieased 10 Christian experience" at
?. ~. Prom DaBsscus To jerusalem GA horse,
bseE tsstsnih seraaon q series II this sermon
journey made fFnm Nazareth TO Jerusalem The
Holy City sung after ssTmon-l Sunday school
aud Metropolitan Bible Gas. $50 Epvorth
League. Gas D. N.
FOUNDRY n. e. CHURCH. 18th ard Church sts
Rev. Robert D. Moore. u. D., pastor: Rev G. T.
Wise, assistant pastor. Sunday schooi 8 % a. m
Public worship ard sacrament Of the Lords Supper
at II a. m Epworth Lsague. ?. N. Public
worship at .. m. with sermon by the pastcg
All welcome
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Entertainment for the Blind.

Following is the programme for voiun-
teer readings and music in the reading
room for the blind at the Library Of Con
gress for next week: Tuesday, reading
by Rev. Paul Sperry. of Brocton. Mass.
Thursday, song and piano recital by Miss
Alice Eversmann. dramatic soprano. as
sisted by Miss Olive Isle Demarest. ac-
companist; Saturday, reading. "A visit
to New Forest, England" by Miss Jane
PeCkham
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Rites for Mrs. Mary G. sherwood.

Funeral services for Mrs Mary c.
Sherwood. who died Thursday morning,
after a prolonged illness. will be held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her daugh-
ter's home. I'LL NJ street northwest. Rev.
DR.. ]. Hennings helms. pastor of the
Church Of the Ascension. officiating
Burial will be private,
Mrs. Sherwood was eighty-four years
old, and came to Washington from Troy,
n. Y. in 1873. She is survived by two
sons, C. r Sherwood. OF this city, and
". l. Sherwood. Of New York. and one
daughter. Mrs. Emma X. Cole
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VIII Observe sheridan's birthday.

Arrangements have been completed by
PM Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps,
Department Of the Potomac, TO celebrate
the generals birthday with Phil Sheri-
dan Post tonight Plans for the coming
year are being mapped out, and Monday
a meeting Of the executive board VIII
meet at Mrs. Annie ". Johnson's resi-
dence to make arrangements for the en-
tertainment and luncheon to be given
in April
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Post-office official Honored.

David W Duncan, who was promoted
recently to assistant superintendent, d.
vision Of salaries and allowances of the
Post-of1ee Department was presented
Thursday with a diamond pin and bou-
auet of flowers from his fellow-employes
and officials of the Auditors Office. The
gifts were presented by T. H. Sweeney,
chief of the bookkeeping department.
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ReIlgious Condition. in rrance.

Miss Louise Seymour Houghton, of
New York. will speak on Conditions Of
religious life in France tomorrow aft
ernoon, at 4:S0 o'clock at the Young
Women's Christian Association. Miss
Houghton has spent many years in
France for the purpose of studying this
subject, and is thoroughly conversant
with conditions.
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Deaf Mute Mission Services.

Services at st. Barnabas Deaf-mute
Mission, in the parish hall of Trinity
Church, win be held as usual at II
o'clock tomorrow. Rev. Mr.. Whildin
will administer holy communion to-day.
The visit OF Rev. George F. Flick and
wife. OF Chicago. was greatly enjoyed
by Mr. FHck's former parishioners.
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Luther Place servioa..

At the Luther Place Memorial Church,
Rev. Lloyd c. Douglas, pastor, Sunday
school services viii be held at $50 a. m.
Public worship at II o'clock, sermon.
Light on a hidden way" Christian En-
deavor services will be held at Z
p. IA, and the evening services at S
o'clock, subject OF the sermon being
The hem of His garment"
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
BUSY IN CONTINENTAL HALL.
ID. A. r. Women Expect to Complete
work by April is.

ID A. X. women Expect to Complete
work by April is,
Work of furnishing the various rooms
in Continental Hall is progressing rapid
iy, and the officers of the Daughters of
the American Revolution are encouraged
in the belief that not only will the struc-
ture be completed in every detail before
the opening Of the congress. April Is. but
that every Office viii be completely fur
nished with handsome mahogany.
More than 5000 is being expended by
Mary Washington Chapter. in this city,
in the furnishings OF the library. while
in the furnishing Of the other rooms the
various State organizations, are vieing
with one another in an effort TO excel in
each room 10 which they may have been
assigned. Mrs. Lockwood states that be-
tween 5000 and 5000 volumes have already
been assembled. including many valuable
genealogical works. and that the eollec-
ton is being added 20 constantly.
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BAPTIST,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and Sta NV.
Rev. W ". McsiasteT, pastor. sermon subjects;
II a. M. "ATmageddou. the place Of defeat. bat
also Of victory" s p. n, An Old acquaintance. %
Sunday school. go Mr. Elgiu Smith, supeTiu-
tendeut Junior G. F.. $50. Senior c. Z, 7.
Public cordially invited to all services.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and sts
Or. J. J. Muir, pastor. Preaching. Il q. n. 745
D m, Confession esssniisl;' baptism Bible
school $50 a. N @. E. 2 m.
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EIlerx. Band DRAW. Mnnv.

The second of three concerts by the
Ellery Band afforded an afternoon of
pleasure at the Columbia Theater yes
terday. The third and last concert of the
series is scheduled for tomorrow after
noon at o'clock The attendance yes
terday was very large
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05
women,s Lodge Honor PRESIDENT.

Members OF Princess of Wales Lodge.
No. Is, Independent Order of the Daugh-
tiers Of St George gave surprise party
last Monday night to their president,
Mrs. Richards, who is leaving for a pro-
longed stay in England. A unanimous
vote OF thanks was given Mrs. Richards
for her energetic work in behalf of the
order
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.



The converted actor and singing evangelist Rev.
George Buckler, every night, except Saturday, for
two weeks commencing tomorrow az 80 p H..
Mount Pleasant u. ?. ChurCh. COZ. 18th st. and
Park mad Rev. George T. Leech. pastor.
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
Attn 81 BET. and . SITS &c. Sunday school 80
j. Harry Dove superintendent. Preceding. Il
a. m. by Rev J. B. Mclaughlin Communion 80
Christian Endeavor. 6zs. Miss Dora HEARTILY,
president. Preaching. 30. by Rev. ]. B. No
Iaughlin; subject Il go away" J. G. Klein.
chnr Iaaaer. Allsa Marion Eairhanks. nr.ani.t-
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

W. J. COLyILLE LECTURES IN FLYNNs coll
lego Hall, sth aud X SITS. toEpcsite Library. 5
p M a new Heaven and new earth" 5
p m. Joys u LucifeE." Esoteric Bible Lectures
at 4f2 4 St Sc. Monday ard Thursday, p m
". J. COLvILLE LECTURES AT l57 H ST. NV.
Wednesday. March g 8 p n lroom 49, I'm
mutabie law sEd human liberty" Thursday and
SATURDAY. 5 p. m lroom 70. Vega practice sim
plihed and elucidated Tor Western students. d"
Questions always invited. Single chair. Sc Six
tickets. 81.
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Rev. Or. John Lee Allison. pastor or
Gunton Temple Memorial Church, and
fraternal delegate to the Central Labor
Union for the last two weeks at johnson
City. Tenn, viii be presented with a
handsome silver pitcher and goblet BY
the central body.
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CHURCH or THE COVENANT.
CoGDeeticut ave-. \ and 18th So
Charles Weed. minister.


Harry B. Angus, minister q Peck Cape.
II a. n. DR.. Wood viii preach. Musical service.
led bg church quartet. from so % oclock 4
,. N, DR.. Wood viii preach; subject. The teach
ing q Jesus about His sacrifice" p A.. DT.
Wood viii preach: subject ''Muses the maker Of
the Law" The Howard University Choir Choms
viii conduct the musical service beginning N .
,. N. Sunday school At ss5 a.. m. Christian In
deayoF meeting al ?, n, Thursday evening az S,
midWeek service.
F1RsT-Ths Strangers Sabbath Home-John Mar
shall pi NV, Donald c. Macleod. minister. Il
a. H.. the sscTsmsnls q baptism and the Lord
supper. 7a5 p n. illustrated. Judas. the
traitor" S. s., 9@0 a. N. ~ e. 6;i5 p H
All are Welcome
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. and Isah STA DR.. Wallace Rad
cline. pastor. II q. M public worship; seTInon By
the pastor. rs p m. "A royal failure " The
gold Of 0ghir. Music lei b quartet choiF. 80
a. n. Bible school. s.i5 a. H.. adult classca
90 d n, Christian EndeaEoT society
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH,
lSth s., near Dupont Circle,
Sd. G II 4 IN srE

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
lzta 81. NV. Rev. j. Henning Nelms, rector
Services, and i 8. n. and p N. A;is p NJ
ehiidgens yesper service; choir Of sixty children
The rector viii preach at II, 30, and 5. Subject
Of the sermon at 8. st. John "
ST Marks CHURCH, ID and sts se- Rev
W. L. De Vries, Ph. D., and Rev. r. a. Curtis.
clergy. Services, Z 30, II, l. and 20. Formal
installation OF nsW choristeTs at 20 2. N. Sermon
at night by Rev. Canon Bratenahl. ID. ID.
CHRIST CHURCH, GEORGErowN. Rev. james
II. W Blake rector. $50 4. N, morning pasef
and catschsm. II g. m. Oanhmahon sermon and
Holy Communion by the RI. Rev. DT. Harding,
Bishop Of Washington. 7 30 p. IA, "OTatono OF
tho Cruciaxi0n" hy the vested choir, assisted BY
sPecsl talent.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sch ST.. near Mass ave.
and O 81 ne Services Sunday. 80. $780, and
II ?. n, $50 and 30 ?. N School, ) ?. N.
Other days. and .. n and Z p n Church
free and open 10 all every day.
ST. PAUIs CHURCH. ed 81. near Washington
Circle Rev. Robert Tablet rector 20. Holy
Communion $50. Sunday school. 10, mathis and
instruction. II. Celebration and ssFmen- :. eon-
rmsti0a instruction, {, choral eFei9soug ard ser
mon Thursday night, March 10 sacred ogatorio.
"Oliyet 10 Calvary.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. c s.. bet. 18th and llth
Rev. L. Il. aieKim, D. D, rector. SerTiceA 5
a. m. II A. m. and q H Services daily. "a
cert Saturday. ct Il and AS D. N. The rector
viii preach at II a m; the Rev. G. ffeelznd
Peter At 3. All welcome,
TRINITY CHURCH. I'd aud G sts Nv. Rev. Rich
ard 7. Williams. rector Services. 30 H. {
lch0Tnl ard confirmation lecture g. confirmation
sad sermon by the Bishop Of Washington. Daily.
excerpt Saturday. 1910, Wednesday and Friday s
p n Wednesday night O'Clock. cantata, The
Message from the Cross, By ". G. Macfarlaue,
orsanst Of 81 Thomas Church, New York. All
Welcrfnc
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. spuer
l0th and SITS. NV Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow
u. D., pastor; Rev. S. r. Swift. assistant pastor
II a. m., public worship. With short seraon By
pastor, Communion. and receiving Of new mem
bers Music by Quartet and chorus choir. 80
a. NJ, Sunday seheoi. ea5 p n,, Y. p. 5. c. T.
8 p NJ. lecture b. pastor "St Benedict and the
Renetfic1inaz
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

UT. VERNON PLACE II. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
cor 9Th and K sts Nv. ]. Howard Wells. pastor
ESQ. Sunday school. II a. H.. The call q God
from the barning bush; Holy Communion :
?. m, Epworfh League. s p n, The gift Of the
upper and the lover sIEings.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Pythian Temple. l0l2 sth s.. nw. Lecture sun
day. II a. H.. b. Bishop OLIVER c. SABIN
subject 'KnoUleige requisite to SUCCESS" AT the
close q the lecture there viii be en- intsmission
Of ten minutes; thea win be held the testimonial
meeting when members Of the congregation viii
tell q experiences in healing Free treatment will
be given 10 al suffering with rains where they can
BE- treated publicly. Seats fror. All invited.
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL corner 81 and ] SIS. nv. Rev James
II. Taylor. pastor. Preaching at Il d n. and IS
o m PRAYER meeting Thursday evening a.
Visitor veleosne
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L sts
Ulysses @. B. Pierce. ID. D.. minister. sa5
{. IA. Sunday School Class for the Comparative
Study ef Religion. and Unity Study Class. Il
a. m, morning service. sermon by the minis
ter. There = also hndeTgaTtsn during the hour Of
morning WoEsAip z 20 p. H.. Young Peoples Re
hgions Unian. The rlh.ie invited 20 al ssrTleea.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

DARWINIsAI AND THE GERM THEORY OF
DISEASE" address by Prof David Eccles music
Mr.. A. J. Markham; p, NJ, Pythian Temple, lolg
9th 81. nv. Welcome.
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Lecture at yedanda House

At the vedanda House. 1Sos Ralorama
road, tomorrow. the subject of Swami
Paramananda's lecture will be God as
divine mother"
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HIGHER THOUGHT UNION MEETINGS

MRS CLEaIoNs WILL CONDUCT THE sERv-
ice Of the Higher Thought Union at Rsuschers
1904 Connecticut ave- SUNDAY. March g. At !
O'Clock; subject. THE DOMINION OF THE
SONS OF GOD" The public IS invited.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert H. Davis. 2. and Ida NJ smith. 70. Rev.
A. H. Thompson.
John Turley, Is. Of New York City. and Mary Park,
q Of Asbsry Park. \. J. Rev. Richard r. VIII
Jams
George H. Armstrong. q. and Mar Z Martin. Is.
Ess nnaid c. Macleod
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave and Oh St ne
Rev c. P. Wiles pastor Preaching, II and 80
Sunday school, go Junior Q. E. 3; intermediate
and Senior, 6.S9
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

PEOPLES CHURCH, li2 East Capitol st. Revs.
Charles and Georgia Ferguson. ministers. Services
az u .. NJ, when Rev. Charles Ferguson will
speak Bible study class a. 10 4 N. cordial
invitation IS extended
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THE OCCULT SIDE OF TIE sACRAMENTs y
Lecture By Mrs. FLORENCE DUFFIE.
II a. n Sunday. at Thsosophic Hall 1917 H 81. nz
Rev. J. WOODS ELLIOTT speaks at D m on
BLESSED ARE The MERCfFUL, FOR THEY
SHALL OBTAIN MERCY" Study groups Weines
day and Thursday. at ?. m. Public invited
LECTURE THE NEW DOORS OPENING IN
religion, science, aud art, at headquarters Wash
ington Branch Theosophicsl Society. - St g.
Sunday. March s. 2. N. Public invited
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WILL BUILD CHURCH
United Presbyterians Ac-
quire Site in PetwOrth.
FIRST OF DENOMINATION HERE

ioard Of Extension, After Closing
Deal, Announces Plan OF EstAb-
fishing Here, where They Claim
LIBERAL Strength, and Point Out
DiAtinction OF Their Greed.
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS. NV
Rev, John Van Setback. u. pastoT. II a. n,
morning service; seEnon by pastor 9s5 q. N,
Sunday school. Z p. H.. I. p Q. u. p NJ.
MT. Charles T. Nesbit Modern s0cial prob
lens !"
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sPIRITUALIST.
rHE0soPHY.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple. lm2 9th
81. nv, second floor. 80 ?. H.. lecture and mes
sages by Mrs, z B. Kates Al invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH.
18th and CoTeoTan s.. nv.
TIE Rev, Frank seWsIl, D. D., tsstor.
serTtce at i 3. n. Sunday school, l2l5
Evening, 20. lecture by
REV PAUL sPERRY
On
'SWEDENB0RG. The PREsERyER OF THE
CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONS"
All are invited
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Representative Lloyd to Speak.

Representative James L Lloyd. of Mis-
souri,, will speak in the auditorium of
the Central Union Mission tomorrow
evening at 7:3O o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and SIS. Nv, Services: Sunday, 80 a N. and
p. N.
Subject: MAN"
Sunday school. Il =. m. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room Sol Colorado Bldg.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these should reach The Herald Office Friday
EPIscoPAI..

EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH,
lSih 81, near Dupont Circle
Services. s. Il. 80. and g
Il Rector. G. Ernest smith. D. D.. D. 9. l.,
breaches ON RIGHTEOUSNESS, TESTED
AND FOUND WANTING
4sD-Instrucfion BY fseteg
s9o-sennon b. Rev. Canon J. W. austin
Zach weekday services and address at p n
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At Emmanuel Church, Anacostia, Rev
w. G. Davenport, rector. the following
clergymen are the special preachers dur
ing Lent: Revs. Nelson Falls, William T.
Snyder. Jesse r. Blcknell, c. Ernest
Smith. George F. Dudley, and George H.
McCrew.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

The next regular meeting OF the Prison
ers' Aid Department of the Diocese OF
Washington will be held Thursday, March
10, at s p. m, at the residence OF Mrs. V,
Blair Janin, u Lafayette Square.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-05

Forty hours devotion will be observed
with solemn ceremonies AZ 81. Matthew
Church, beginning Sunday at the solemn
high mass. which will be celebrated at
II o'clock.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-03
NittStpu.

- Die 8obnuns oes Stabtihreibers
GbOmas @nsliib on BiIliam Strabe
purbe friib DOnneritus BON swei Gin
bre6srn beiudt, bic @u9liIb nit uOrse'
baltenem Reuoluer 3wan9en, ii4 wieOer
ius Yett gu be9eben uno bel ibrem ans-
reiBen Elm paar Soien erWiiAten, bic
SIS 8aar9elo entbielten.
- @bmalo @omitod bon 2unfban'
nod pollte Wiontas I'M Srommslbein
Sotel oil 9toro Wtain Gueuue mittels
8eudtsas SsIbitmcro beseben, wurbe
aber aufsefunoen, ebe feline abii6t er'
rei6t mar. Wtau idafftc ibn mad Oem
SOipital. mo eS 3urSeit fraslib mar, oh
er li6 pieoer erbolen fpiirbe.
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Stubt su beior8en, idloB bas @bepaar
anOrew SmOloDis Don Hiuer StraBe
in Der Oregon 9teoerlaIiuns an DOn'
neriia9 Die 3ldbrt9e &o6ter IN Die Sl1e
Elm uno als es SWsi Stuncen ipater beiH'
fshrts, mar bas Sinh i6uuoerbaft usr'
briibt uno in einem fra9lihsn 3uitanoe.
IS bate einsn 8ehel beiBes SSaHer iiber
iid ersOiisn, ous auf Oem Giibe itano.
- Der jusenOlihe SOiepb Denostp
pOn @eutsr Stra6e waro Sreita9 abenO
BON benz 6itli6 fabrenOen 8lad Diams
OnO .3u9e sstrOffen, enttam aber nit
benz Seben. ba Der 3us 3nrBeit lansiam
fubr. Seine Serlesun9en belteben aus
tii6tisen Sdnitten um 9Opfe. SOnns
tag itellteu bic aerSte feit, baB Der auu'
be al siuem S6Goelbru9 litt, bod ers
wurtet man, buB er lpieber seneien pirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-03
Dunmcre.

- Dem Ber9mann SSilliam @uans
nurSe WiOntas giaaulittas in Der yiag
glus 3ebe burh eineu Dedeufull elm
SddOelbrud Su9eiii9t uno man nabm
ibn in tritiidem 3uitanO mad bem Dab
nemuun 9Oipitat.
- Der Wtanu, welher an uorlesten
Dienitas i'm Staat SOipital itarb unO
ii6 als g8illium Sbafer uOn Rodeiter
bate, lit Samitas als SObu
WtalOueD iOenfiStrt mOroen, Der friiber
in Dunmore mobnte. Giner ieiner
BriiOsr ioll cine Saumidule in RO9e'
iter betreiben.
- Der friiber bier wObubafte Beter
8arbeio. In Der tester 3eit 3u Wtooiic
pobnbaft, Elm SettiouuOrmann Der @rie
puroe WtOntag nabe Der
BittSton Suuftion pom einem Sebi9b
Sallep 3u9 9etroffeu uuo 10 ihlimm
uerlest, oaB er balo nabber i'm Bittston
Doipital itarb. Obne bic 8eiiunuu9 nies
oerI3n erlan8sn.