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BAPTIST CHURCHES.

Steadily. but surely and patiently. the
| work Of the Baptist Brotherhood Is NOV
ing forward to a success that its mission
deserves. In the last few months a large
! number Of brotherhoods in Baptist
churches that have been connected with
outside organizations have so amended
their constitutions and changed their affil-
iations as to relate themselves with the
UNCONVENTIONAL brotherhood, while at the
same time they have no less broad in
terest and fellowship in the largest work
of the kingdom Of God.
Mr.. Charles L. Major. Of Chicago. the
secretary of the brotherhood. who is an
exceedingly busy man as manager Of one
Of the most successful branch houses of
the American Baptist Publication Society.
Of campaigning through correspondence.
and it is largely due to his energetic ef-
forts that the brotherhood has come to
its present strength and vitality.
The Temple Baptist Church is in the
midst OF special services with increasing
interest Rev. B. D. Cav is preaching
strong. earnest, and impressive sermons.
He will continue with the church through
next week and will preach on Sunday
morning and evening. HIS ministry Is
much appreciated and is doing the people
good The public Is invited to all the
services.
Mr.. B. c. Goodman has been elected
president of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety and enters upon his duties enthu-
siastically.
One Of the most active classes Of young
men in the city is the Hazard class Of the
Grace Baptist Church. Tuesday evening
they accompanied Pastor johnson to
Randle Highlands, where he Is conduct
ing revival services and rendered ma
terial assistance In what u proving .
successful series Of meetings. They have
undertaken q systematic study Of the book
Of Matthew, giving two nights each
month to that work.
The social feature Is also given promi-
nence. On February "A they have planned
q Valentine social At the homo Of one Of
their members.
Rev. John E Brings. pastor Of the Fifth
Baptist Church. win assist with revival
meeting At Centennial Baptist Church an
next week. beginning Monday night
There win Be . banquet 10 the onicers
and teachers Of Fifth Baptist Sunday
School next wednesday evening. Febru-
AIRY l.
The Immanusl Baptist Church Inst
Sunday cslehrated tAe NTH annavsrsaxy
Ct its bible school. Its enrollmsnt now
Is about "a and the outlook never %
bright. Last Sunday this school entered
into . friendly contsst with the GrAco
2aSk1n& B1bao ooA0nl, - - Whloh oou1&l
1u(EAgo ~ 0Gpo - aeton6noea AuE1wl
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Connecticut ave-, N and 18th NA
Charles Wood. minister.
Stuart Brady. assistant minister.
Harry BARRYMORE Angus minister of Peck Chapel
IL . m-preachins BY the pastor
Musical service led By church quartet. from $50 to
O'Clock
ln m.-Praching by the pastor; subject The
life and tasks # Notes.-The school in
the Wilderness"
9 p m.-Presching By the pastor; subject. Lessons
from great paintirgs-sie transit-Watts;
death and life
Musical servicr from 7 % to O'Clock, led by Mr..
Madariand Beckett. tenor; Mr.. Felice
lula harp; Mr.. Herman Rakemann. vio-
lin; Mr.. Richard Loriebe1s. voloncello.
Sunday school at sa5 q. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting At sss p N.
Thursday evening At 3. midveek service.
GUNroN-TEMPLE MEMORIAL. 18th and R sts.
c. Eseres. Gnlg,r pastor Services: ii - m.
communion; 7.4s p m. S.mon hy pastor: special
music By quartet and choir CMcndelssohn evening,
8. s.. s.D a. M: C. E.. sas p. m prayer meet
ing. 7a5 Thursday everinc.
CENTRAL tSOCTHERN ASSEMBLY,. cnrner ID
and I .ts nv. Rer. James H. Taylor. pastor.
II a. m. preaching By Rev. Fl. ". Shannon. Rev.
d. Fl. Roiston will make address at missionary
praise service at 80 p. m s. s.. 80 L. m
e. T.. $50 p. N. Prayer service Thursday, ~
p. m Visitors Welcome.
FIRsr-The Strangers Sabbath Home-Johm Mar
shall p. nv. Donald c. Macleod. minister. II
a. m. Christ. the inspiration Of the triumphant
life" 7a5 p. n. Rev. Gilbert Reid, Of Shanghai
and Pekin China, will speak. s. g., go n m
c. E.. Gas p. m. All are welcome.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
n. Y. ave-. and 18th sts.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe pastor.
II % - m--Sacramcnt Of the Lords Supper.
1a5 n m--Musical Interpretation. Won WebH S
Mass in G. Music led BY quartet
choir
9:N 4 m-Bibie school.
9a5 a m--Adnl. classes
Gas n m-Christian Epdeavor Society.
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LUTHERAN CHURCHES.

At the Luther Place Memorial Church,
the quartet choir. composed Of Mrs. D.
l.. Richmond, Miss Marian Larner, Mr..
Arthur Pierce. and Mr.. Robert Jonscher.
will render the following numbers at the
S o'clock service Sunday evening: The
Homeland" Hanson: Now the Day Is
Over" Shelly: 20 Lord. Come" Bass
ford, with violin obligato by Prof. Stop
sack: duet. THE Angels Song." Shelly,
and Handel's Largo. accompanied by
cello. The pastor will deliver a brief
address
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dist building in New York. These concerns
are managed wholly by ministers, and
are uniformly successful. as some Meth
odist enterprises managed by laymen
have not been. Methodists in America
now claim to number Sass, OOO These
are actual members. OF course Metho-
dist population is far greater. Methodist
South, the second largest body. have act
ual members to the number of $50 oO0
All OF these figures are part of a steady
growth that has obtained through a long
series Of years.
To-day will be Rev. Dr. Joseph Daw-
sons last day of service at Calvary
Church. He leaves to become pastor of
East Baltimore Station. at Baltimore.
Members of the church on Thursday
night. after prayer meeting, presented
DR.. and Mrs. Dawson with a mahogany
clock. with chimes. and a collection Of
solid silver tableware. The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. Thomas w
Smith. The pastor replied on behalf Of
himself and wife. DIR. Dawson is clos
ing his eight years of service at Calvary
Church and begins his new pastorate
in Baltimore on February l.
The revival services held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches during the week
lust closed have been very largely at
tended. The meetings at Bruen chapel
and at Congress Heights have been par
ticularly successful. about twenty per-
sons having professed conversion at the
former. At Waugh, they have been hav-
ing very large congregations, from 200 to
rs having been present at each meeting
Services at the Waugh church will be
continued all next week. Rev. c. n.
LEICESTER will address a meeting for men
only at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev
W. r. Wedderspoon, D. D., will be the
spea ker Monday night: Rev. W. !. Nc
kenney. Tuesday night; Rev. c. S. Cole.
Wednesday night: Rev. ]. W. r. Sum-
walt. D. D.. Thursday night. and Rev.
W. r. Wedderspoon. D. D.. Friday night
The theme for DR.. Wedderspcon's ser
mon next Sunday evening. at Foundry
NJ E. Church, will be Sowing and
reaping-" The application of this theme
to life's struggles. failures, and successes
is of vital interest to all who may have
the opportunity of attending this service.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10th and G SITS. nv. Rev. Samuel Fl. Woodrow.
d. D.. pastor; Rev. s. r. Swift. assistant pastor.
II a. m. public worship. with sermon by the pas
ter; subject. Setting Judgment in the earth. ;"
Music by the quartet and chorus chcir. $50 = m.
Sunday school. 6a5 p. m, Y. P. s. c. E
p M, evening seuice with sermon BY the pastor
subject, False expectations"
MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road, near 18th st. Rev. Frank J. Good
win. minister. Morning service. IL O'Clock; sermon
By the minister; subject, "Rivetins our spiritual
impressions" Ever ing service O'Clock: sermon
By the minister; subject, When the south wind
blows softly" Sunday school, 80 a. m: adult
classes, 70 y n Christian Endeavor meeting. $40
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WITH THE EPISCOPALIANS.

Last week the church suffered a double
bereavement of two Of her chief pastors
/ on the same day. a thing heretofore with
out precedent. when on Wednesday. JAN
IS, the Bishop Of Maryland and the Bish-
op Of Massachusetts, went to their re-
ward
This week. on Tuesday, January a.
| the Bishop Of Kansas, DR.. Edward Rob-
ert Atwill, was called to his rest, in
! the seventy-first year of his age, his
death being due to angina pectoris Thus.
! three diocesan bishops have passed away
within one week Of each other.
Wednesday last was a busy day for
Bishop Harding. 1t was the second an
niversary of his conservation as Bishop
Of Washington, that event having taken
place in Trinity Church, January 5, 1909
In the early morning the bishop cele-
brated the holy communion in his private
chapel at the episcopal residence. At
II o'clock he was at ST. Adams Church,
where he ordained the Rev. T. Hubert
Jones to the priesthood The ordination
sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. George
H. McGrew. Mr.. Jones, who is rector of
William and Mary parish, Charles Coun-
ty. Md. has done a really splendid work
in Southern Maryland, having secured
sufficient funds to restore the old Co.
lonial Church at Wayside. and also to
put the old cemetery into good condition
Besides, he has been given enough mon
ey to get a very fine new altar for the
parish church.
At 7:3o p. m. on St Paurs day the
bishop was at St Paul's Church, Twenty
third street After the usual evening ser
vice and the reading Of reports BY the
Ho1
were delivered by the rector and the
bishop. Later on an informal reception
was rendered the bishop in the parish
hall.
An interesting feature Of the service
preceding this reception was the placing
Of a new Bible on the lecturn of ST.
Paurs Church in memory Of the bishops
twenty-five years service as rector of the
parish. Bishop Harding blessed the Bible
at the end Of the evening service.
The Rev. W. ]. D. Thomas has been
quite Ill with the grip. and so also has the
Rev. Richard P. Williams Both are now
convalescent and ready for the arduous
work in their parishes which this season
of the year always brings.
The rector Of Christ Church, navy yard,
Rev. A. s. Johns. ID away in South Caro-
lima on his annual vacation. which. unlike
most Of his brethren, he does not take
in the summer. but in the winter. He Is
very much devoted to hunting and hence
his winter vacation in q hunting region.
His work At Christ Church during his alb
sence has been undertaken by the Rev.
James. Townsend Russell, who u 30
5ournfng IN Washington during the win.
ter months. Rev. Mr.. Johns leaves South
Carolina for home on February
On Friday. eth instant. tho Cathedral
Embroidery Gould met at the episcopal
residence at At II a. m.
Tho Bishop ClasEstt Club meets n
Trinity Parish Han on Monday mad.
Rev w. J. d. Thomas b president Of the
club.
Among coming events next week. theI
first. perhaps. in Importance ID the meet
ing Monday night 1t the highlands Of the
League. At thie nseeffn9
Bishop Harding ana Bi1hop Klneolvine,
q Southern, BEaxn. afe hsth a1aepoa
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REFORMED CHURCHES

The Congregational Foreign Mission
Committee Of Grace Reformed Church
will hold q regular monthly missionary
meeting at its church. beginning to-mor-
row evening. and on the last Sunday OF
every month hereafter. Members Of the
committee will bring to the congrega-
ton review Of the foreign mission work
e the denomination. The subject of the
address which will be delivered tonight
by the pastor Ii The reformed church
and missions.''
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Presbyterian Home; tho meeting was led
by Mr.. Countryman and Mr.. Lawrence
Wilson rendered q solo.
The Berean Baptist Society was re-
organized last Sunday evening. with Miss
Eva Radden as president.
ciety, Of Ninth Street Christian Church,
chairman Of the missionary committee.
Miss Burklin will describe the various
activities Of Friendship House.
lexington Presbyterian Society has .
'ministering" committee. which has re-
Gently supplied food and clothing to
three needy families and continues to
help one family of. four.
The Atlantic City convention will be
the subject Of . talk to be given on
Monday evening at the Berwyn Pres
byterian Church by Mr.. Edward Tarring,
who win also speak on Tuesday at the
meeting Of the Kendall Baptist Society.
The business meeting and social Of the
Intermediate Society Of Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. held re-
Gently at the home Of the president,
Miss Helen Monroe, was attended By
President Gates and Secretary Gilman,
OF the District union.
Tho superintendent, Of junior c. E
societies win hold their annual social on
Wednesday. February L In the chapel
Of lexington Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. p. r. Drury was . speaker hast
evening at the Meeting NJ the Ecnox Na.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and L stA
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. d. D.. minister. s.5 T.. m.
Sunday school, Class for the Comparative Study q
Religion. and Unity Study Class. II T. m. Horn-
ing service; sermon BY :he m:risteT. There i also
kindergarten during the hour OF morning worship
p m Young Peoples Religious Union p m.
evening service: sermon BY DR.. Pierce. The public
invited to all services.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and N sta
DR.. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching. II T. m. 7'lb
p. m. and through the week by Rev. B. d. Cav
Bible school, go a m C. L. p. m
Z. HEZ SVEN EXPLAINS: ANY HYPo-
critics Among Washington Women and Menu"
Sunday nigh, o'c. Preaching. II a. m subject:
'.Wonder-woIking Words" Capital Baptist Church,
Typo. Temple ~ & st. NV.
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and Sta nv.
Rev. John Van Setback II. pastor. II 4 M.
morning service; subject. The undiscovered re-
SOURCES Of God" 9:S !. m. Sunday school, Z
p. M. Y. P. C. U. 8 p. N. Mr.. Edwin D. Mead.
OF Boston. will speak on America, . world
rover'
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. THOMAS CIR
Gle. Lloyd c. Douglas pastor. Public services. II
and & Evening devoted to special music. The
public invited
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SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK.


m.
8 III
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school, p.
IL q
q parto O. woman,s
=. m. reception and Mrs..
Helen
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Fdar


81. THOMAS.
18th, mar Dupont circle,
between p and Q Sta
SO .. m.-Holy ConnunioL.
80 .. m.-Sunday school.
II 80 q. m.-Matins and srsmon b. rector. G. Ernest
Smith. D. D.. D. c. l. ohert"y for
SIS d m.-Ors,n recital By Mr.. Aldrich.
As D. m--Evensoug and sermon By Rev. Hunter
Davidson. Il West Virginia.
ard P. Williams. rector. SefviceA I'D. II. and
Confirmation lecture. I p. m. AL invited. me
rector viii preach.
CHRIST CHURCH (GEORGETOwN. corner Of o
and 3lst sts. Rev. James H. w. Blake. rector
7s0 a m. Holy Communion. 80 T. m. Sunday
school II q. m. full service and sermon % ne
Rev. Hunter Davidson, Of the Diocese Of West
Virginia p M, missionary rally Of LAyman's
Missionary Movement; address By the Right Rev.
Dr.. kinsoving Bishop II Brazil
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, cor. 18th and Corcoran
sta Rev. ]. ]. Dimon. rector: Rev. W. NJ. PettiA
d. D.. curate. Services: 73o Holy Communion
go. Sunday school. H. morning service and SER
mon by the Rev. J. n. Ellis 8. evening service
and sermon By ne rector.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G ST.. bet. 18th and 18th.
Rev, r. H. McKip. d. D.. rector. Services.
a. m. II l. m, 4 and 8 p m. Sunday school.
.. m and p. m. The Right Rev. Lncien l.
Kinsolvina. Bishop a Brazil. will preach at II
a. m.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Mas ave. and
l1h Of. NV. Rev. J. Henning helms. rector.
Services: and II = m. Ais and .. m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and R Sta. nv. Services: Sunday. II a. m and
p. N.
Subject: LOVE"
Sunday school. II a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room. sol Colorado Bldg.
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Foster, and Mr.. Lloyd G. Quincy will
speak. Miss Emma B. Hall and James
r. Moss will conduct a school Of c. E
methods.
Tho young people Of Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church last Sun
day evening heard Mrs. w. b. Robson
speak on The prevailing power Of
prayer" Miss Landstreet sang a solo,
accompanied by Miss zimmerman.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Missionary Union. Of which c. ]. Hicks
is president. will hold a meeting for the
discussion Of its work. on Monday even
ing. at the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.
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ception was held. In addition to the
large congregation Of St. Paul's people.
a number of friends from Other parishes
and several Of the clergy were present.
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SUNDAY MEETING FOR MEN.

NEW NATIONAL rHEATER.
JANUARY 9 $50 p. NJ
EARLE WHITLEY. Phi D.,
Orator. Lecturer Preacher,
"SHORN SAMSONS''
Hasterpi ce Of eloquenH
BARITONE SOLOS BY EARL CARBAUGH
ALL MEN INVITED.
Doors open p. IN.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH,
18th and Cbrcuran sts. NV
The Rev. Frank Sewall. d. D., pastor. viii preach
at II a.
New Church Y. P. League service.
Swedenbory's Birthday.
Sunday school, Ills.
80 p. m, Rev. J. B. SPIERS Of Richmond Va.
CHURCHG0ING AND HCME READING.
All welcome.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
9th and p sA NV
Rev. Joseph NJ n. Gray, minister.
80 .. m.-Sunday school.
um q m--Sermon. Life: BY pinaee and pilgrim
age"
SO p m.-Epwotth League rzaise sayice
e@ p m-Sermou, But BarahhaA"
Strangers always welcome. AL sitting ffea
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL N. Z CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place and &. nv. John
Reid Shannon. minister. At II q m, What
more doth the Lord thy God require Of thee than
to do Justly. love mercy. and walk humbly with
thy God" At p. m. monthly service Of acred
song. Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible
Class. 90. ET,worth League. 6sS
FOUNDRY NJ E CHURCH, 18th and Church II.
Rev. w. R Weddsrspoou. D. D.. pastos. 80
- m, Sunday school. II q. m, The yeaxning Of
the heart" q. m. Epworth Lea&ne p n,
Sowing and reapins" Strangers welcome
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple. Ni3
9th ST. Rev. Edwin Evans minister. Subject for
shorld humanzc." Bible study class at 10 o'cock.
cordial invitation TO all services is extended
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OTHER SERVICES.

THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION. local class will attend Pastor
Rnsselrs lecture At Convention Hall, p. m
Sunday. and hold their usual meeting in the Old
Masonic Temple at 80 p IN.
Pastor Russell. Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle speaks
, on THE GREAT HEREAFTER" in Convention
Hall. Sunday, p n. Seats free. No collection.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. $50 Pa. ave nv. A reunion
Of mission workers will be held Sunday asenins at
O'Clock in Observance of the twenty-sxth annivef-
sary 4 the Inauguration II Rescne Mission work
in this city. Brief address Will be made hy Mrs
J. II. Hitchcock. Mrs. I. Brooke Mr.. H. o. Hall.
and others. who present at the first services.
All invited
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Mr.. p. +. Drury was . speaker last
evening at the meeting Of the Knox Ne
mortal United Presbyterian Society. his
subject being the c. e. pledge.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave-. N and 18th stA
Charles Wood. minister.
Stuart Brady. assistant minister.
any Baremore Angus minister Of Peck Chapel
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Mount Pleasant Congregational young
pocplo WIN Give an entertainmsnt this
week ct the Home Tor Incurables on
0eo19e1oWn Ho1ghta
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The sanctuary choir Of St. Patrick's
Church gave its initial concert the even
ing Of January Is. at Carroll Hall. in G
street.
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St Paurs held its annual reception on
the evening Of St. Paufs day, Wednes-
day. January q The reception was pre-
coded by . beautiful musical service,
during which the rector. Rev. Robert
Talbot. read the various reports from the
guild. showing . decided advance over
last year in all lines Of parochial activ-
tiles. This was followed by felicitous
address by Bishop Harding. A most
beautiful Oxford Bible. with the mar
ginal readings. was then blessed and read
out Of Tor the ilrst tfme b. the bishop.
This handsome boob, to b usod upca tie
lec4mn. was given b. ths Wuman's Bible
class, with the following Inscription In
letters OF gold: 81 Papl.s Church,
Washington. D, G n eratsfui appre-
citation OF the felthfui reetosship. ffom
lsu to ~. Of H. Rev. Alfrsd Hard-
Ing D. D." AZ The cln6e ce IT, seevice
IT, easrIy aAa eo1c1oGnxfoo 36oeaed %
- posaea - - 1uDeunof -,
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Y. w. c. A. VESPER SERVICE.
YOUNG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
18th and stA nv. Eesper service Sunday 40:
leader Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston; subjccx
Observation-Disclosures
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On Friday. eth instant, the Cathedral
Embroidery Gould met At the episcopal
residence at At II a m
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-12
X. OF p. NOTICE

AT Knights are requested tc meet at the K. of P. hall at D. m., Tues day, Dec 18th. J. G. Cowen, snperin- tendent of endowment rank of Cali icrnia will be present
 By order of F. E. MATHEWS, C. C
 72
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4 WOMAN OWNER
 OF BASE BALL CLUB.
Mrs. BrattOn of St, Louis Na- tiOnalS Attending National
 Commission Meeting

NEW YORK, Dec 11--For the first time in the history Of organized base ball so far as known, a woman at tended a major league meeting. The woman to achieve this distinction was Mrs. Helene II. Hathaway Britton owner of the St. Louis National League baseball club, who is here to attend the annual meeting of the Ma tional league directors tomorrow Are you going to vote. and take part in the meeting?" Mrs Britton was asked. "Oh, dear, no" she an- swered. MT. Stainger, the president of the club, will do all the talking for us, just as NIT. Bresnahan takes charge of the players
 The national commission issued q statement tonight asking the public to present proof that there was col fusion between the New York Ma tional League club or it's officials and the ticket scalpers in the worlds se- ries last October. So far, Chairman Auust Herman said, the commission had spent s1 800 looking for evi- deDce, and was prepared to spend more
 Fred Clarke, for years manager of the Pittsburg National League team, today signed contract to manage the team again next year He will not play, but will direct the men from the bench.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-12
Anneunee Doll Bazaar.

The B sbee Womans Club will hold a Doll Bazaar at its cub house on Quality Hill Wednesay (tomorrow) from two until six p.m At 3:30 there will be 8 musical program rem dered by Mrs. Sims, Roberts, Rhodes and Misses IOttie Mckee, and Clara Shell and other Tea vii be served by Mrs. J. E. Morrison and assist ants, And homemade candy and pop corn balls will be sold ass well as dolls.
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MISSED SHOT HURTS
 TWO MINERS BADLY
Men Drill into Unexploded Hole and Receive injuries of
 Serious Nature

Two men were taken to the C. and A. hospital from the Oliver shaft last night seriously injured in an acci- dent Of a nature that was formerly common in the Bisbee mines, but Of late has become unusual, owing to the precautions taken by the compan- ies in posting a bulletin of the shots. These two men in some way drilled Into a missed shot, and were se- riously injured by the resulting ex- plcsion. These unfortuRate men are Arthur Wiekerstrom and man named Silkina whose giken name could not be obtained last night. One has lost an eye. and the other is re- ported in a serious condition They were given mediate surgical atten- ton and hurried 10 the hospital With all possible speed.
 Details as to the cause of the ac- cident have not yet been given cut, beyond the fact that there was a missed shot and that the men drilled into it. How the miss occurred in the face of preventive methods is not clear.