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BAPTIST CHURCHES.

At the Fifth Baptist Church, Dr.
George Green, a medical missionary TO
West Africa who for several years
has been supported by the Fifth
| Baptist Sunday School. will with his
wife and baby spend Sunday in Wash
ington, and attend services of the Fifth
Baptist Church He will speak to all
departments of the Sunday school and
viii preach at the morning hour. Dr.
Green is a good preacher. a good physi-
clan, and has an unusual supply of com
mon sense. This is his last visit to
Washington before he returns to Africa.
| sailing a month from now
Rev. John 4. Briggs. of the Fifth Bap-
ist Church, will speak on ''The duties of
husbands and fathers Sunday evening.
this being the third in the series on
| Family problems and how to solve them
in the light of the Scriptures From
the large crowds attending and the
great interest being manifested and the
number confeSsing and obeying Christ.
there is reason to believe that great
good is being accomplished.
Next June Baptists of the world are to
meet in Philadelphia. There are millions
of them, one of the largest bodies of
Christians in the world. The prinicipaI
meeting is called the Baptist World AIli-
ance- With this alliance will be held, on
preceding or succeeding dates, the ses-
sions OF the Northern Baptist conyen-
ton and meetings of missionary and
other large Baptists interests. The high
honor Of president of the World Alli-
ance is in the balance. The name OF the
Rev. DR.. Robert s. Macarthur, of New
York, has been porposed and indorsed
in New England. in the West, and spok-
en- well of in England. Southern Bap-
lists are. however, rising to say that
they have men fit for the honor, and that
it belongs to them for the double reason
that they have not yet had 1t, and with
in the limits of the Southern Baptist
convention are two-thirds of the Baptists
of the whole United States. English and
Continental Baptists. who are coming to
Philadelphia in numbers, concede the
honor to an American Southern Baptist
leaders mention no names. but rest
their case on the rotation principle. To
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL VI. F. CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place ard c 81. NV. John
Reid Shannon. minister. At II m. Rev. Or. W.
II. WiIdcr III. D.. president of the National
Deacputzs Training Schnr will rreach. At y m
DR. shannon will prearh UPON Spiritual Lessons
from our travels amid Bible and historic srzles in
Rome Grercr. and EsSUt-' I'm this last sermon
IN Grreoe visit among other Placrs. the ancient
Greck theatcrs. contrasting them with American
theatf1s and moving picture shows Of today)
Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible casS 9-9.
EpwOrth League. 6:f5.
FOUNDRY VI. +. CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
Rev. W. Il. Wedd 'r5poon, d. n. pastor. 80
a. n. Sunday school. II a m. The tranSforTna-
tiou If waste into wealth" T. m. kIwGrth
I.as7Ic. u. m. The power Of oonsCTenCr. as
illustrated by Hawthorne in The Scarlet Letter.
Strangers welcome.
HAML.INE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and = streets northwest
Rev. Joseph VI. VI. Gray. minister.
go A. m.-Sunday school.
II 90 a. m.-Semon: The Noblencss Of the Church.
$50 p m.-Epworth League praise service.
$50 =. m--Scrmon: Followed by Christ.
All sttlngs free. Strangers always welcome
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON. St Luke's Gosr,l
Service at Metropolitan A. NJ F. Zion Church. b.
tween ID and Sd Rev. W. A. Rey, d. D..
pastor. Sunday March y: 5 p H. Addresses by
Rev. Prof. /. r. Moore of Howard University
and Hon. l. c. Moore, Of Mississippi Public
welcrre.
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this alliance meeting are coming Rus
sian Raptists ministers, their way paid
by Americans.
At the First Baptist Church. the second
of the monthly musicales under the lead
ership of Miss Marion MacFan will be
given next Sunday morning. Miss Mac
Fall has recently been chosen soprano
soloist for the annual concert of the
Rebcw Orchestra. to take place in April
| On Sunday morning the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. McMaster. will preach. his subject
being Man. the masterpiece of Cod
Rev. DR.. Muir continues his series of
Sunday evening sermons on '"Twice-bOrn
men," in Temple Baptist Church, to-
morrow evening. by calling particular at
tentjon to the religious life of one char
| acter in the book known as Danny"
modern miracle, evidencinS the power
of present-day Christianity.
Temple Brotherhood was organized
last Thursday evening in the Temple
| Baptist Church. which will take up not
| only mission work abroad, but also at
home, and will become interested as well
| in social questions committee on
nominations has been appointed to name
Officers and will report at the adjourned
l'meeting next Thursday evening.
| DR.. Muir will open a Special course
| Of evening sermons on Present-day
Problems" beginning with the first Sun
! DAY in April.
Last Monday at the Baptist ministers
meeting a special resolution was passed
| in recognition OF Rev Mr.. Owens work
here in Washington, and expressing hope
for his permanent relief from present
| i'll health.
"A Washington woman vexed Wash
ington men will be explained by T.
Hez Sven before the Capital Baptist
Church congregation Sunday night in
the Typographical Temple, 42S street
northwest.
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SOME CHURCH EVENTS OF THE WEEK.


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members OF the society attended the
business meeting Tuesday evening and
important plans for the future of the So
Ciety We're formed
The juniors of Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church will hold a social
this evening. To-morrow's meeting will
be led by the president OF the society.
AT their first business meeting which
was held this week, these E.ndeavorers
Planned to contribute 81 each to foreign
missions, to home missions, and TO the
church debt
The District Union is planning to hold
its April meeting on Monday, April 3, in
lexington Presbyterian Church. North
Capitol street and Florida avenue a
tree-for-all discussion Of the "consecra-
ton meeting will be followed by a brief
address by Rev H s. Pinkham, pastor
OF Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Baltimore Christian Endeavor
Union Will celebrate the thirtieth ami
versary of the founding of Christian En-
deavor and the twentieth birthday OF the
baltimore Union at a banquet on Thurs
day, March 50 when Rev. Francis f.
Clark, president of the United Society of
Christian EndeaVor, will be the guest of
honor. Several Washington Endeavorers
will attend
The Rerwyn Presbyterian Young Peo-
pies Society entertained the intermediate
society of that church with a St Pat
rick Day social in the church parlors
A varied programme of good games af-
fnrded much amusement. Refreshments
were served Among those present from
the city was Mr.. P. F. Drury. of the Dis
triCt Union
Calvary Baptist young people enjoyed
novel and interesting treatment of the
topic, The dangers and uses of money, e,
in their prayer meeting Tuesday even
Ing. when the leader. Mr.. B. c. Getsing-
er, turned the society into a school for
the conSldera ton and discussion of the
problems and questions which were pre-
sented.
Interstate Field Secretary Karl L.eh-
mann, who is remembered by all District
Endeavorers, has begun his third annual
Christian Endeavor tour of Alabama
which will close with the States twenty
first annual convention at Selma April
10. He writes that he expects to meet
many Washington friends at the Atlantic
City Christian Endeavor convention in
July.
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sionary secretary of this city. will speak
70 the young people of the Fourth Church
at $50 Sunday evening.
The Chorus Choir, of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. gave a Mcndels-
sohn evening on Tuesday. Under the
direction of Mr.. T. Allen Terrell, dierctor.
some of the best selections from Elijah,
"A Hymn of Praise" st. Paul" and
others of McndelSSohn's compositions
were rendered. The choir of thirty
voices was assisted by Louise Citizens
Trimble, soprano, of New York. and
Anna f. Brett, contraltO, of Washington.
The pastor of the church. Rev. Paul r.
Hickok. gave a short address on M n
deIssulIn's message to the world
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ices which was given to missions. Quite
a number of members of other congrega-
tons attended the services.
At the meeting last Monday at the res
idence of the bishop. which was ad-
dressed by the Bishop of Bethlehem and
the Bishop of Cuba on behalf of mis-
sions. emphasis was laid on the value OF
the duplex envelopes as n means of rails
ing the apportionments for missions,
while at the same time affording oppor-
tunity to contribute to parish support
Much disappointment is felt that on
account of illness Prof Green will not
deliver the Lenten League lecture next
Tuesday night, as announced The lee
ture, which is to be on Personal re-
ligion," will be delivered by the Rev
William Meade Clark. n. D.. rector of
st. James parish. Richmond. Va, and
editor of the Southern Churchman. Dr.
Green, after being twice offered the CO.
adjutor bishopric Of Virginia. which on
the last occasion he accepted. has been
obliged to cancel his acceptance. Great
sympathy is expressed fO- Dr. Green in
his sickness.
Friends of the Rev. Fl. Fields Saume-
mig, who was at one time assistant min
lister in Trinity Church, Third and C
streets, will regret to hear that he has
been bereaved of his wife. Mr.. Saume-
mig Is now rector Of Trinity Church, Ash
Vile, N c., where Mrs. Saumenig died.
A cabIegram received at the Church
Missions House from Bishop Partridge
states that he has accepted his election
as Bishop OF Kansas City.
At the midday Lenten services next
week at Ephiphany Church the preacher
will be the Rev. w. c. Richardson. ID.
D., rector of ST. James Church, Phila-
delphia. DIR. Richardson has been as
signed the whole week. This will be
good news to his many friends and ad-
mirers, who look forward eagerly to these
annual visits of the eloquent Philadelphia
rector.
A sad disaster has befailen the rector
OF st BartholomeW,S parish, Aontgom-
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

The special evangelistic services being
conducted at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Ninth and D streets northeast
will be concluded on Sunday. These ser
vices have been very successful. The
evangelist, DR.. L. Z. Sellers, of Philadel-
phia- has preached very strong and help
full sermons. About forty persons have
united with the church. The pastor of
the church. Rev. George A. Miller. will
conduct all the services on Sunday. There
will be special services in the Bible
school at $50 o'clock in the morning and
reception of new members at the IL
o'clock service. The large chorus OF more
than fifty voices will sing, and the ser
mon will be on The beginning of the
gospel dspenSation.'
On Sunday morning. April ., the Ninth
Street Christian Church will observe the
twentieth anniversary of its organization.
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cation of young Chinese in America; Rev.
Charles Wood, pastor of Church of the
Covenant; Mr.. William Knowles Cooper.
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion and DR.. Earle Wiley, pastor of Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. With
the theme of church unity and these
speakers this ought to prove one of the
most vital and thoroughly attractive
meetinss of the Washington consresa-
DR.. Woodrows evening lectures on
1.-THE age of the crusades' continue with
unabated interest, the church on last
Sunday being entirely filed. To-mor-
rows subject is "Mohammedan menace" ="
This will cover the fear which is caused
by the rapid spread of Islam.
The Rev. Frank J. Goodwin, with
the assistance of committee. has ar
ranged a series of prayer meeting topics
for the Mount Pleasant COngrcgat tional
nldweek service. The topic for Thurs
day, March 20. is THE church and COM
munity duty" and there will he an ad-
dress by Mr.. Richard b. Watrous, of the
American civic Association. Other top
les are "Christ's service and ours" The
character of Christ. Heroic elements
IN ordinary life" and How has your
Christian faith changed since childhood? -
At the Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church tomorrow evening the entire SER
vice will he musical, the choir being as
sisted in the exercises by Mrs. l. Gusack,
viOlinist; Mrs. Barnes. elocutiOnist: Miss
Vera Hamble. OF Canada. soprano. and
Miss Ethel Lee. 'cellist. The programme
promises to be one OF unusual merit.
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WITH THE METHODISTS.

Promptly at O'Clock next Wednesday
morning Bishop William F. Anderson. d.
D., who presides over the Baltimore Con
ference for the Methodist Episcopal
Church North. will call that body to or
der in the Douglas Memorial NJ. f.
Church. Eleventh and II streets north
east. for the opening meeting of the 127th
annual session. This will be Bishop An
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PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave, and 18th Sta
Charles Wood. minister.
Stuart Bready. assistant minister.
HAIRY Baremore Angrs. minister Of Peek Chapel

Harry BaremOre Angus minister Of Peck Chapel
Il a. m.-PreachinE by the pastor.
Musical service led by church quartet from SD 10
o'clock
p m--Preschins by the pastor: subject. Jcph
thab. the frc buOter.
Musical service from Z % to O'Clock. led nv the
Washington ChUr35 Club. William J.
Palmer. conductor.
p n.-PreachinG by the pastor; subject. Poets as
prc4chers Milton, the preacher Of night
epuSIeS-.
Sunday school at 94J a. m
Christian EndcaTor meeting al s:i5 =. m.
Thursday evening At 8, midTeek service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
n. Y. ave-. and 18th sts.
Or. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor.
II 90 a. m.-I'Ibic worship sermon by the pastor
7:S u m.-MeTCadantes Seven Last Words, the
mOEthly musical servicn.
90 a. n,.-Bibic school. {.
945 a. m.-AduI: classes
6:ij p. m.-Christian EpdcaEor Society.
FIRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home-John Mar
shall pl. nv. Donald c. Macleod. minister. il
a. m The Bible-OUr Indebtedness To IL 7aj
p. m. "Illustrated-The miracles II Jesus. :. ;,
90 a m c. T.. 6:D p. m. All are welcome.
CENTRAL SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,. orrDer Sd
and ! sts. uw. Rev. James II. Taylor, pastor.
D.. Preaching at II i. m. @rd - 2. m. by the PAS
tor Sunday school. 80 a m. Mems Bible Class,
10 a. m. G. r.. SD r. II. Prayer service Thurs
day 30 p. m Visitors welcome
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CONGREGATIONAL NEWS.

For the spring meeting of the Congre-
gational Club. which occurs on next
Monday night, at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, the general
theme of Church unity has been
adopted by the programme committee,
and among the addresses win be that
of Mr.. Tong kaison. of China, the emf
nent Chinese, who is in this country on
a diplomatic mission. and who Is one
Of the three commissioners charged with
the expenditure OF 81. .0oo, 900 for Tho sdu-
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS,

ST. THOMAS.
18th. Dupont circle.
between and SITS
$40 a Holy Communion.
go a. m.-SUndsy school.
II 20 a. m.-servicr and sermon by {. Ernest smith
u. D.. u. {. L.. rector: ''Christ's pro-
hibition against waste.
AIS n m.-ShOrt service.
500 y. m.-InstrurtiOn in church doctrine
Service daily at II and O'Clock. On THURSDAY
the II a. IN. service is Holy Communion, with de'o-
tiOnsl address.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts. NV. Rev Rich
ard =. Williams. rector. Sunday: 80 H. g
Daily. except SATURDAY. L IS to l2:5 "Wednesday
and Friday. 7. m. Confirmation le'ture. y. m.
The Bishop Of Washington will preach and admin
lister confirmation at y. m All welopmc
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. cor. 18th and Corcoran
stS Rev J. J. DTnn. rector; Rev. W. NJ PsttlS
ID. D.. curaie. Services: 80. Holy communion
80. Sunday school. II. morning service and SER
by the rector. s evening service and sermon
by the Rev. Frederick HGCdcn.
THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHI RICH.
Apostolic faith sarrancnts. and ministry.
The Nativity 18th and A -. 10. 9:l5. 10, H. 8
We'd Thurs. FIJI 10; Wed. T. We'd. Fri. ID p m
CHrRCH OF THE EPIPHANY. g St. between
18th and 18th. Rev. Randolph Harrsn Mchlm.
u. D. rrrtor Services: s and II a. m. and ;
p m. Sunday ahonl. 90 and ). The Rev. d.
FIeaIand Peter will preach at II a. m. RTT- X IT,
McKin will preach at T. m. subject: "BelshaL-
zars feast.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Mass. and
18th st. NV. Rev. J. Hennins Nelms. rector
Services: and II a. m. iI5 and p m
ST. PAUT.'S CHURCH. I'd. near Washington Cir
clc Rev. Robert Talbot Rev. leo. W. Atkln-
sOn. clergy. Holy Communion. 30 ard 10 o cic"A
Sunday school. 80. Mathis and sermon. H. 'noTal
evcnsElg and sermon IN INr. Roland Cotton Snlth n
at O'Clock. wednesday evening sermon by HeT.
Dr. Packard.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and stS
Dr. J. J Muir rastor. Preaching II a. m.
Real rightnousnesS: - 745 p. m. Danny tW1cs-
born Bible school. go a m. c. f.. p IN
4. HEZ SWF-M explains: A Washington Woman
Veyed Washington Men Sunday night. Oc
Preaching II a m: The great things 0f God"
Carital Baptist Church Typographical Temple, E5
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NEW CHURCH..

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Cotcoran sts NV. Rev.
Frank Sewan. ID. D.. pastor. Morning srTlce, IL
O'clock. The seven cups of life Sunday school.
IZ:1. I'D y. m. third lecture by Rev. HAROLD
;. CONANT. Of Baltimore. in course
CORRESPONDESCES
Of spirit in natury.-'The animal kingdom
In pastors study. Wednesdays. : 20 p m. Y.
r. Conference. In church Fridays at p m.
ltany and brief address. All are velcsEne. Free
loan library Of the writings Of Swetenburx FREE
tracts in the veStibuln.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10th and & sta NV. Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow.
ID. D.. pastor: Rev. S. R. Swift. assistant pastor.
II a. M. public wurship. with sermon by the pas
tor; subject THE SECRET or POWER go
p m. Sunday school. 645 n m. Y. r. s. e. Il
5 n M. fourth spries. AGE OF THE CRUSAI
ERS" LECTURE "; subject, ''MOHAMMEDAN
MENACE"
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cry County, the Rev. w. I.afferty. His
home took fire and both the house and
furniture were destroyed. all except tho
piano and a sewing machine. Every
thing else went.
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These city parishes have made pay
ments, in whole OF part on their mission
apportionment: Ascension, Christ Church.
Georgetown. Epiphany, St Johns George
town., Incarnation, St Adams, ST
Andrews, St. James. St. Margaret's, and
Trinity.
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Mrs SEATON will give number II talks OF How
to attain health and lapTHr ess Tuesday evenIngs.
Sis at the FaraSIt. nth and stS NV. Pubho
invited Patients treated week days
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL Thomas Circle.
Lloyd C. Douglas pastor. Public worship II and
Morning theme. The Seven Sons Of Scsva- "
Evening sermon b. the Rev. Luther Hess Warns-
Ph. ID. Free ssafs
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Last Wednesday Bishop Harding held
a confirmation service at p. m in the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Sixth and
I streets northeast, of which the Rev. C.
S. Abbott. Jr.. is vicar. The wears SER
mon tomorrow morning will be on Par
don-your peace
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE BOOK. THE CHURCH. AND THE CON
SCIENCE Dr. 8. ). Laws. Rev. Edwin Evans.
Amherst ". Barber. PythIan Temple, lOl2 9TH 81
NV. ) d m. Wey1me.
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Confirmation services will be conducted
by the bishop of the diocese tomorrow.
In the morning at Christ Church, George
town. and in the evening at Trinity
Church, Third and G streets.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANG ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. At
Rauschcr Hall corner # Conn. ave and L St.
NV. at SO 2. m, HENRY HARRISON BROWN.
Of California, will deliver lecture The funda
mentals of the New Thought" Heating and ventI-
lation Of hall perfect; Surroundings elegant. Seats
free: all invited
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th ard l. sts-
Ulysses C. p. Pierce u. d. minister. s45 a.. m.
Sunday school, Class for the Comparative Study Il
Religion. and Unity Study Class II A. m. morn
ing or'ioe; sermnn nv the minister. There is also
kindergarten during the hour Of morning wurshp.
ID p. m. Young Peoples Religious Union Tho
public invited to an srrTiCrs
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FORUM FOR RELIGIONS.

ORIENTAL UNIVERSITY HALL. THE FORUM
FOR RELIGIONS. as Kenois Bldg. IIth and G
sts sundays. Sd 2. m. ToIic for this sun
day: The religious ssperts Of the wo<1d5 peace
movement" by Prof. H. p Holer. All welcome.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r sts. NV. Services: Sunday, II q N and
p
Subject: REALITY"
Sunday school, II a. m. Wednesday evening
mertng O'Clock Public cordially invited. Read
iu- NOM eDl Colorado Rid
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF ORR FATHER. 18th ard l. stS
R"T. John Van Schack T.. pastor. II a. NJ.
mnrninS ser7lce: subject. Objections To prayer. d"
9:D d. m. sunday school. : T. M. Y. 7. c. l.
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIsTS.

ADVENTIST MEMORIAL CHURCH. Icth and NJ
SIS. nv. Sunday evening al %; subject, The
Christian sabbath; When it WAS instituted and by
whom. hv Prof. W. W Prescrtt
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ices which was given to missions. Quite
a number of members OF other congrega-
tons attended the services.
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST srIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian Ten
pie lOl2 9th ST. nv. second HoOrl. % p. n.
address and messages by Mrs. Allen. Of Baltimore
All invited.
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Eastern Presbyterian young people in
terested In missions began this week the
study Of The advance IN the Antilles
by Howard B. Grose. The class is led by
Mr. R. L Holmes.
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First Baptist Endeavorers win have an
address tomorrow evening by Mrs. F.
]. Lukens on Missionary work in South
western United States" Thirty-five
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At Congress Street Methodist Protest
ant Church young people Of intermediate
Christian Endeavor age will meet Sun
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock TO consider
with Mr.. p F. Drury the organization of
an intermediate society.
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Rev. NJ G. LeaInan, pastor of Chevy
Chase Baptist Church has organized a
Christian Endeavor Society at Mount
Zion Baptist Church with a membership
of over twenty-five
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On Sunday evening the pastor of
Foundry NJ. Z. Church, Rev. w. R We'd
derspoon, d. D. will deliver the fourth
in a series of special sermons on The
power of conscience" as illustrated by
Nathaniel Hawthorne in THE Scarlet
Letter"
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A sad disaster has befaiien the rector
OF St Bartholomew,s parish, Montgom-
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SPIRITU ALISM.

AT SCHMIDT'S HALL. 5l6 9th st. NV. Mr.. Alfred
X. Terry viii hold a meeting Sunday evening
at O'Clock. Lecture. followed by spirit messages
Nesting on Friday night at Isl C. St
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The Rev. Ignatius Fealy will celebrate
high mass tomorrow (Sunday) at 1890
a m, and Rev. S. F. Schmitt will preach
the sermon Rev. Martin Egan, of
st. Teresa's Church, Anacostia, will de-
liver the sermon at the Lenten devotions
on Tuesday evening.
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Y. W. c. A. yEsPER SERVICE.

VOTING W'rNEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
l2th and + sts. SUNDAY Ncsper seryice. 40:
leader. Mrs Edwin MInseIl Bliss. Missionary Sun
day: topic "Iiirts Cf the southern Seas
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vEDANTA CENTER LEAGUE.

SWAMI PARAMANANDA. OF INDIA Lecture:
''Confucius and hls teaching" Sunday. SIS p. m.
VedAnta Center, Iowa circle. Admission free-
Collecsl0n. Ls.:Hre. We,inesdSy. SIS p. m