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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Child Rescued by
New York Police
from Kidnapers
Italian Boy Who Was Being Held fol
Ransom Found in Tene-
ment House.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-"They told me
was in Chicago" said Giuseppi Longo,
years old when the police led him to free
dom from the tenement room where he
had been locked a prisoner by hdnapers.
Among the scores OF children stolen by
lawIess Italians, his Is said to be the only
New York case on record in which the
police have effected a recovery. Others
have been returned TO their parents but
not by the agency OF the police, owing to
fear OF revenge
The boy found today was traced by the
aid OF another child, whose brother is also
held for ransom The police learned that
GIuseppi was a prisoner In an East Side
tenement. They searched the corridors,
listening at transoms. At a door at a
rear room they heard a child crying. The
little guide was lifted up and peered over
the trausom-
That's him." he whispered eKcitedly,
and the police broke in the door. Guarding
Giuseppi were two men, and In the same
room with him were two other children,
q boy and a girL, whom he only knew by
their first names. The police think they
may have been also kidnapped. The two
men were on guard were arrested as were
five other Italians, among them q woman.
Giuseppi's father Is q well-tO-dO Brook
lyn grocer. Since he disappeared on NO
vember ls. the father received two letters
demanding money, the nrst askina glO.OOl
and the second S15.OO0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Hill Advocates Free
Trade with Canada
Asserts Customs Houses Along Border
Would Be Dismantlsd if Plat
form We're Observed.

NEW YORK. Dec. S-"Ths political
platform Of the party which represents
the protective principle in this country,
the doctrine announced BY President Taft
and accepted by republican leaders today,
II literally acted upon, would dismantie
tomorrow every customs house along the
International border" said James J. Hill
IN = speech read tonight at the Comedian
sooistys dinner by AIr. George D. Stewart
MI Hfrs physician.
Mr. hi himself was unable to come
from the west
II we are 70 levy only such imposts. /"
the address continued AS win equalizs
the cost OF production here and elsewhere
ana that is now with the universal slogan
then there would be free trade, between
the United States and Canada immedl-
ately."
In support OF this statement Mr.. Hill
contsndsd that there was virtually no ar.
ference In wages or cost OF raw products
with few exceptions, IN the two countries
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
MRS. EDDY'S ESTATE TO FAITH
Will Provides for Propagation of
Doctrines in Foreign Lands.
REAL ESTATE 10 BE SOLD
No Money or Property Is Left to Her
Son or Her Adopted Son
Small Keepsake to Her
Cousin.

BOSTON. Mass, Dec. s-(special Tele-
gram. THE terms OF the will OF the late
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy were learned
here late tonight To the Christian Science
church, the source from which It came, she
gives the hulk OF her estate, which, In
elusive % copyrights. is about Sl5oo 600.
This latter part Of the estate which viii
be upwards Of si.OOOOoO. the testament OF
the wili devotes TO the propagation Of the
Christian Science faith.
To the board Of directors IL left the final
decision as 70 the form which this
bequest will take. But in her will Mrs.
EDDY has left several suggestions and II
Is said that the principal one relates 10
the instruction OF needy persons who may
desire TO become Christian Science hsalers.
The construction OF a college for INDECENT
students may be the outcome OF this
provision OF the will. but IL IS considered
equally probable that the bequest viii be
devoted to the spreading Of the faith in
foreign lands. Ideas along both these lines
are said TO have been included In the will
real Estate Provisions.
Other provisions Of the win are as fol-
lows:
/ The estate OF Chestnut AN is bequeathed
/ 70 the mother churen. ALb Lutufe VIII De
determined By the board q directors.
| The house numbered So Commonwealth
avenue also becomes the properly Of the
/ church. II IS the residence OF JuGge Cllf-
l ford p. smith. the first reader, and is
next door TO the residence which Mrs,
Eddy decided to the church, but in which
she retained a life interest
| Pleasant View" the splendid estate at
Concord. n. H.. where Mrs. Eddy made
her home before coming to Chestnut
/ HILL" is 70 be sold.
/ The viii specifies that the administrator
/ OF the estate must sell Pleasant View
/ either al q private sale or auction
/ The administrator OF the estate Is eH-
! CONGRESSMAN Henry NJ Baker OF Bow,
/ n H. He was the fayonte relative u
/ Mrs. EDDY and she affecuonately called
him Cousin Henry" But al he gets undel
the terms OF the viii is a keepsake, some
thinr that may be valuable merely as q
/ remembrance.
Members Of Mrs Eddy's household are
/ remembered in requests which range from
q .0oo % $1,000 Calvin Frye Is given tlS,01o
Only those who were members OF hei
household staff for six years are mentioned
The win was drawn IN isa Ia Concord
la H. and those that receive bequest,
were then members Of the household al
Pleasant View"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Washington Affairs
U'roa staI Corroapoadont.l

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. a--rhe fol-
loving army orders were Issued yesterday-,
Captain Aihert W Foreman, recently
promoted from first lieutenant T1selftb m
fantry, IS assigned 20 The TEendeth IN
fantrY ana VIII be assigned 70 q compsnv
by his reEtmental commander
E1rst Lieutenant RaWaon Warrcn Fqffh
cavalry, Is relieved from treatment In tha
army ard naFg hospital al Hot Surlnrs
Ark, and vii proceed 20 san Francisro
Tor temporary duilr pendtng the sailing oi
transports for the Philippine when he Wiu
f0in his troon
First IAeutenant Arthur r. Dalton. Tuen-
fiefh infantry. aida-de-camu. viii nrocaed ID
the Preside. san Francisco. Tor treatment
~ the general hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
ANCIENT REGIME IN CHINA
WILL END NEXT MONTH
Throne Decides Upon Immediate
Creation OF a Constitutional
Cabinet.

PICKING. Dec. at seems safe TO an
nounce tonight that the ancient absolute
regime In China will exist only historically
after the Chinese new year in January,
1911. II 10 stated that the throne has de-
eided 70 acoede TO the resolution Of the
imperial state praying for the immediate
creation OF q constitutional cabinet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
MAN WHO ACTED AS HIS OWN
LAWYER DRAWS LIFE TERM
AuItin Greaves Found Guilty OF KIN
inE NeiEhbOr, Alfred HuRter,
by Jurg.

81. LOUIS. Dec a-LAfs Imprisonment
was the verdict IN the case Of Austin
oreaves. who conducted his own defense
against the charge Of nrst degree murder
n killing his neighbor. Alfred Winter, about
four months ago. IN the Circuit court late
tais Afternoon.
oreaves win ask for a new trial
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Proxrsss Of bicycle race.

NEW YORK, Dec. At midnight the
five leading teams IN the siK-day bicycle
OF so miles at the ninety-sixth hour.
Cameron and HalEtead and West and
Dsmara were q lap behind with sos miles
nine laps and Rutt and Clarke a lap In
the rear
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

Bigger, Better Busisr-That % what
advertising IN The Bee win DO for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10
Lasker Rstaans - TIns.

BERLIN, Dec s.-Dr. Emmanuel LAsker
OF New York today retained the worlds
chess championship by defeating the chal-
lenger, JanoWsd. OF Paris with a score OF
eight games 70 none Three games were
drawn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-10

YORK. Neh.. Dec Especial AT a
meeting 81 York High school foot ball team
Paul Mcdlar was eleCted captain for the
ssason o. i9lL Medlar has been one 81 the
hard workers On the team
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 97-Part Of lot IS. Frank A. Jones ct ux
to Henry X Simpson and J. Edward Lewis
trustees. 10 secure Eleanor NJ. McGresor. 500.
payable November l. 1911, per cent. semi-an-
nually.
Square l75O-Lots p and D; Florence NJ. Boesch to
II. d. Gordon and Robert F. Heater, trustees. 70
secure Fulton X. Gordon. s2I3G, l 10 IL
months. per cent per snnum.
Square lS59-Lots and 9; Burtis NJ. Sommers 70
H. u. Gordon and Robert F. Heater trustees.
10 secure Fulton II. Gordon. 81 ,0el j 10 Y
months.
Square 9i2-Lot a; The Highlands lot l6 block 9:
Alfred b. Dent ct TX. 10 The Washington Loan
ana Trust COMPANY trustee 10 secure the es-
tate Of NJ. H. Dent. deceased. 8, 4Oi.74 on de
mand without interest.
Mount PleaSant-Lot s67: Paul Bauseh et ux TO
Henry II. Bergman and Charles Sehafer. trus-
tees. 20 secure The Northern Liberty German
American Building Association. No. s. 800
Ingleside-LOt Is. block ]; Frank b. Deyereux et
uX. TO American Security and Trust Company
trustees, to secure The National SAVINGS and
Trust Company. $3.50 years per cent, semi
annually. Same 10 George A. Martin and Nor
man L, 'Sansbury. trustees, to secure James Mar
tin. $3.50 monthly payments per cent semi
annually.
Takoma Park-Lot d. block Is; Martha r. Els
worth to Charles W. Simpson and William D..
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. &s6. Lagrins 60 a. Is. LankiCrd time 20
answer extended A.tuueys /. 4. Loving and ".
L. Lester-Edmund HILL Gittirgs q Chamberlain.
No. H4B kusll IS Cofsss a al time % take
testimony extended Attouey J. B. H0Tisan and
A. r. Bell y. HAYDEN. II. /. Fauc. Chaplin
Brown. and e. III. Baumsn.
No ES15. Gundsrs-n IS Guud5rs1n. alimony pen
deute lite o-dered. Attorneys. ~. J. DuvaN and
NJ NJ. Doyle-F. q. Geiger and NJ f. O'Buen.
No. 2iA Washington Loan and Trust Company
vs.. unkulyn heirs, decree Iro cJnfesso. Attorney,
:. 3. LAmer.
No 2S73 Clristmsn vs. BuclllEghRm q al de-
crev substituting trustee. Attorney W. u. Ellison.
No. 2st55. Hoffman 80. AlmdrT. sale approved.
uis Attomeys. Wilson q BarEsdale.
No. 25l9 SNYDER IS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company e al decree IEo confesso. Attorneys, G.
W Clagett J. b. Larner, g. ". Fowler 3. 7.
Leighton. r r. KEYS and Miller a smith.
Nc. 2S77. IN re Hsleys Pharmacy order Of Pub
LEGATION. Attorney. T. C. Bradley.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

Arrangements;
No 27T3 United States vs. Samuel Robinson
assault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
No. Zl55 United States vs.. Charles J. Chapman
same; same.
No 27ls. United States rs. Jack Butler; sane /;
same
No. 227 United States vs. Thornton Peyton /:
same; plea guilty; sentenced to peniteutiaTy for
eigV years.
No Z7l45 United States vs.. Harry Hughes. grand
larceny; plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Charles Jones; HOUSEKEEPING
same.
No. zl52. Percy Lee; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny
plea guilty: remanded.
No. zl44 United states vs. Ernest Brown; same;
plea not guilty
No. zI57. United states vs. Annie Jackson; same:
same.
No. zl2s. United ststes vs.. James Jordan: as
sault 70 rape; attempt 20 commit carnal knowledge
plea not guilty.
No. ElS. United States rs Harvey Rogers and
William Hawkins robbery plea not guilty.
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Notice-Therp viii be call Of the appeal calendar
in Criminal Court No. on Wednesday, October 5
1910. at II a. m.
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and which has created such a ripple Of
excitement was in no sense the sugges-
ton Of the committee as a whole. Prac-
tically, therefore. the excitement was a
case Of much ado about nothing The
grand Old hymn will not be disturbed
The corner stone Of the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Nativity viii be laid ID VI
on All Saints Day November 1. Bishop
Brent, Bishop OF the Philippine Islands.
has accepted an invitation 10 preach the
sermon.
A good deal OF misunderstanding seems
20 exist as 10 what this Bethlehem
Chapel is. it being often regarded as a
building entirely distinct from the Ca
thedral. As a matter OF fact, il Is a
part of II and not In any way TO be
separated from H. II will be the first
portion Of the Cathedral TO be built, and
will be Bishop Satterlee's memorial. To
emphasize this Henry Yates Satterlee.
a little grandson of the late bishop. and
named after him. will have a Share In
the ceremonies when the corner stone is
laid
On Sunday next Right Rev. Edward NJ
Parker, d. D, Bishop of New Hamp-
shire. is TO preach at 4 p. m. on the Ca
thedraI grounds. On the following Sun
day az the same service the Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith, d. D., rector of ST. Mar
garet's Church, viii be the preacher. For
this service Epiphany Church Sunday
school is 10 make a pilgrimage 10 the
Cathedral grounds TO celebrate the tenth
anniversary of its first open-air service.
The donor OF the fine site for the new
House of Mercy is soon TO erect the new
building, according 10 the plans OF Mr.
n. c. Wyeth, of Washington, at his sole
cost and expense. The proceeds Of the
sale of the old property in X street are
to go TO Endowment fund and the build
ing fund Of 5000 with the consent of the
donors. is to be applied to firuishing
The work will begin this fall The lot
on which the building will be erected is
known as Rosemont. Klingle road and
Twentieth street, just adjoining Rock
Creek Park
With the first Sunday in October the
churches which reduced the number of
services and various parochial activities
during the heated term again enter upon
full round of work.
The Sunday schools will again be open
and ready TO receive all who come. Su-
perintendents and clergy have, in the
meantime been on the lookout for COM
petent teachers.
To the children Of ST. Adams Church
registration notices have been sent, urg-
ing a full enrolment
On October regular attendance until
the term closes on Whit Sunday, June 4,
1911, the Sunday school offers a gold star
for continuous attendance during this
period. which is given TO every scholar
having a perfect record in that respect
The Rev. ]. Henning helms and Mrs
Nelms Will be at home, 11H Twelfth
street, TO their friends and the members
OF the parish of the Ascension after Oc-
tober l. on every Monday afternoon from
to o'clock, and on Monday evenings
after s o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Connecticut Avenue Teuace-square 1859. lots 5
and g; Fulton Z. Gorion Ct IA. % Burtis W.
Sg1nmers. SIC
Chevy Chase-slusre I75o. lots q and 2: Fulton r.
Gordon et IA. 70 Florence NJ. Boesch S2.6i9l
Third street northeast between and & streets
square Us, LOT 81 Elmer Young ct TX. TO Annie
r. Watson. SO.
Tveuty-seventh street northwest between y and
Dumbarton streets-Square l257. parts q lots 4
and Is; Anna VI. Raub 10 Lamesta Z Cay
wood. SO
Columbia Heights-L0t s. block 3. Thomas P
Bones TO Florence l. StTzsburger. SO
SO street noTthwes;-Square so. lot as; lane T.
otTatt0n 10 John NJ. Davis. SO
East DeanwOod-SquaTe - lots 8 10. and Il;
Sydney +. Marshall 10 Jesse ". Rawlings SO.
uniont0Vn-Lots = and s.; Albert - Scott 70
Napoleon b. Scott et TX, Susie z. Sect So
Uniontown-Lots & and S. Napoleon b. Scott et
10 Albert c. Scott. So
Ingleside-Lot Io7 block u; Harry Wsrinan and
Thomas 2. Bones 20 Zaluna R. ChelseY. SO
Columbia Heights-LoJ i55 block 2. Cherries W.
King e uX. 10 Suse L. McVening SO
2B Eighth street noTtheast-Square sl7 lot 81 Ella
X. Shsfer e viz 20 Joseph r. Castfl So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-I,ot g. block
5; Thomas ". MaccIbhin ct uI 20 Pauline
Goldman SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot O.. block
,; Thomas W Maccubbin It TX. 10 Ike Gamer
et ux, SO.
Pleasant Plains-South Of square ~. lot 81 Harry
b. Wilson and Harry Wardman TO William X.
Walton and Ffancss II Walton, SO.
Pleasant Plains-SOuth # square IT. LOT 20: Harry
i. Wilson and Harry Wardmsn, % Clare u.
Kendall. SO
Eighth street northeast. between and G streets
Square s9l. lot 6s Harrison NJ Bennett 70 Yir-
GINA B. Barclay. SO.
Columbia Heights-Part # lot q BLOCK 3 Madi-
son Whipple et uX 70 Thomas ". Fowler SO.
West Holmesd Manor-Sluare $50 LOT %; Charles
II. Nussbaum 10 Bertha l. Neely. So
No. 81 q street northWest-Square SIS Dot S: Percy
II, Russell ct ux. 10 Floriue A. Albright SO
Mount Pleasant-Lot 6S3; Harry Wardman and
Thomas r. Bones 10 Charles F. Winhigler and
Della Winbiger, SO; trust SoaIo,
Insleside-Lot a5 block !. James Martin ct w. 70
Frank j. DeVeTeaux et uI-. SO.
Hnwood Heights-LOt o. block 6; John w Glen
nan. trustee to Henry 7. FRYE. SO
Liuwood Heishts-Lot e. block 8. Henry T FRYE
et ux 20 ions W. Glennsn, So
Buuville-SQuare '2l7, lots l6 and Il; William F.
Gunnell ct ux. 10 John +. Thomas 500.
Mount Plessant-.AN undivided One-fourth interest
IN lot Is; Clarence NJ. De Yeile 70 LaYinia De
Veile Sl0.
Mount Pleasant-An undivided one-fourth interest
in lot lS; LaTnia De Yeile To Clarence VI. De
Veile $40.
The Widows Aiite-Part Of lots 30 and g. and all
interest in parcel Of land; Park View terrace.
Let 2, block ]. William ]. Kehoe Il TX. TO the
Washington Educational Society, SO
Connecticut Avenue TerraCe-Square 1852 lots and
3; Marie r. Oates 10 George W. Acorn. SO.
Petworth-Lot Is. block 81; George ". Acorn ct
ux. 10 Marie r. Oates. SO.
Elsston TeTace-Lot o. block 2; The Ellaston
Terrace improvement Company To Carrie J.
Phillips So
IndoIence-square 2Oi lot 2: Harry wardman
and Thomas Bones 10 Amadeus c. Peters. $40.
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VIII Preach ON Creation.

Rev DT. John Reid Shannon will begin
tomorrow evening at the Metropolitan
Methodist Church a series Of sermons on
the following subjects. Spiritual lessons
from the drama Of creation; I'm the
beginning God created the Heavens and
the earth" The creation OF man and
mans place In the universe" The crea-
ton of woman and womans moral supe-
riority over man." The worlds first
home-Adam as husband. and other hus-
bands: Eve as wife. and other wives"
adam and Eve in the Garden OF Eden.
and Adam and Eve driven out OF Eden. /"
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for October I. 1910:
Special calendar.
No. p United states ri. Phillips ". Balm
gsr Attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon Mainland
LaHler, Clements * Wright.
SO Fusby Vs. United States Attorneys, H
J. DltS-WilsGn A Adkins
No. 4 Uuitod Sts,ss OK rel. Early vs.. Richards
Attorneys. Flyun-TL0mls & White.
No. 8. Mitchell Mining Company rs. Emig At
toTuey. sullivan.
No c. Hopper vs. Bell AtgJrueys, Mcmahon 4
McMahcu and Rid0ut.
No. Z. United States ez rel Rice Moore. At
tcrney. Strasburge-
Va. e United States e1 rel Lowe VS.. BangeT
Attorneys. Happier & MeullzJ-Lavler Clements a
Wright
No g. Wall vs.. Oyster. Attorneys, RidOut-
FeeIe.
No 10. Brown "a. United States. Attorneys. Car
uugton a Ridout-Wilsou.
No II, Billings v. Field. Attorneys. Baeoa-
Church & johnson
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BAPTIST.

L HEZ SWEM explains why ] Returned 10
Washington" Sunday night, Oct. . IS oc.. Typo
graphical Temple, 423 q 81 NV. Ptrsonage 4JS
u 81 NV. Phone ST.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and n sts
IN. j. J. Muir. pastor. $50 a. m, bible school
rally. Preaching. II a. n. las 2. NJ. Infamous
bargaining c. f., D. IN.
MI. HOREB BAPTIST CHURCH. leih ard b
SIS. ne. Rev. J. T. Clark. d. D.. pastor AT 3
r. m Mis- y, II, BOu0ughs one Of ths greatest
woman orators IN America. viii address the
widows mass meeting, where widows from all
churches and all parts Of the city will assemble
Ever body is Wels1ma
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL caURc

ut. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia Tuad and 18th 81. Morning servies. u
O'Clock. with sermon by the pastor Rev. Frank J.
Goodwin Reception Of new members and cum-
muui0n service Sunday school $50 a. m Mems
class, 10 "a Christian EndeaVor. 6.4O p ~
Solo, Mr.. EllWood. Leader, Bruce Cleveland
Evening service 5 p. m. with sermon by the
pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10th and 6 sts NV. Rev samuel H. Woodrow
ID. D.. pastor; Rev. s. r. Swift. assistant pastor.
II a. m. public worship with sermon h,y the pas
tor: subject Religious environment" Music By
the quartet and chorus choir go a. m. Sunday
school 6A5 p. m. Y p S. c. Z SD. m, An
evening with the choir"
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TRINITY CHURCH. ID and stS NV Rev.
Richard L. Williams. rector. ~, Hoy Cen
munon. n, Holy Communion and sermon ~ tle
rector 8. memorial service for james l. hoash-
telling founder Of the 3, 5, y All Brotherheod
men cordially invited.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev.
James II. W. Blaze rsctor. so a m. morning
prayer and oatechi5m with Sunday school, II
a. M, l.itany Hely Communion, and sermon by
the rector. 4 p m. baptism Of children 10
p. n. evening prayer and address
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. 2Sd ST.. near Washington
circle Rev. Robert Talbot. rector; Rev. George
". Atkinson 10 IL. Holy Communion. 80
a. n. Sunday school 10 a. H.. mathis and IN
sJructiGn Il T. m celebration and sermon by
Rev J. A. Schaad q Kansas City. p. m,
eTens0ng and sermon by the rector All seats free
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EvENsoNG. Mount St
AlbaE Sunday October 2, 1910. AZ p m Spe-
CiaI preacher Right Res Edward NJ Parker.
D. D. bishop q New Hampshire. The music
win be sung by the Cathedral Open-air Choir. led
by a detachment Of U. S. Marine Band Take
Tennallytown cars.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass ave. and
18th ST nv. Rev. ]. Henning helms. rector.
Services: and II a. N and 80 and p. m
Rector VIII prea h at II m and 8 y N. 40
p M. ehldrsns resper service; At P M the
subiect Of the seT7nen viii be ''The Passion Play.
The choir viii sing selections nom "Ouyet TO
Calvary" b. Maunder.
THE CHURCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD eth
and I SIS. me- Rev c. S. Abbott and ReT. W B.
Guion. clergy. Holy Communion, sc q. Sun
day school. go a N ChidTen's service. 10 6. N
Morning service and sermon. II a. N Service for
the deaf IN the Sign Language. ?. m. Evening
PRAYER and sermon, 30, At night the vicar viii
begin series Of "ShCFt Sermons Bible Sub
jeets.'' the first OF the series tsing Protestant
and Roman Catholic versions OF the Bible
par5d.' Music rendered by the parish choir Of
thirty men and boys cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 strangers
ST. JAMES CHURCH sth ST.. near Q ne. serv-
fees. 7 80. 1879, and Il a. m. $50 and 80 p N.
Al welcome always
ST. Marks CEURCH. 81 and A sts So. Rev
w. 1. De Yries Pr. D.. and Rev. r. A. Curtis.
Clergy. Services 7 80 H. and g.
EPIPHANY CHURCH c ST.. between 18th and
llth SITS Rev r. ii. McKim. ID. D.. rector.
Services: s a. m n a m. and ?. m The
a. and 5 p. IN. The rector viii preach at II
q. N. All welcome
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DIR. Macleod TO Lecture.

Tomorrow at the First Presbyterian
Church Or. Macleod will begin a series
of six Sunday evening lectures on The
six cardinal sins OF our twentieth cen
t1ry American life" The subjects VIII
be as follows: First, Irreverence; sec
ond, Carnal pleasure; third, Love OF mon.
ey; fourth. Extrava ganee; fifth. Intern
perance. and sixth, Social laxity. Inter
esting musical programmes will be rem
dered every evening.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ Z. CHURCH, 18th and Church ~
NV. Rev Wm- r. WeddeTspoon. D. D.. past6g
$50 a. H., Sunday school. n A. N. and D. n
public worship with sermons By the pastor.
p M, EPworth League. Strangers welcome
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ. f. CHURCH,
corner John Marshall place and c ST. John Reid
Shannon. minister. Al II a. H. The whole gos-
pei Of Christ IN three words. At D. N.
Spiritual lessons tIom the magnificent drama Of
cTeaticni In the beginning God created the
heavens and the earth. ''-Gsnrsis il first Il
series. Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible
class $50 Epvorth league 64S
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-01
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 1912 9Th St. NV, at Il
a. H.. Bishop OLIVER C. SABIN will deliver a
lecture subject, The science Of life" Seats free.
All invited. Commencing Sunday. October Is.
Bishop SABIN will commence series Of twelve
Lectures. teaching how so heal the sick This viii
be The only series OF teaching during the year.
and those who wish 70 learn should make their
arrangements and attend the lectures commencing
with LIE I'M nnsaIhn