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The Washington herald., 1911-12-09
OrrHh.utRrtatt

Tho music which has been rendered
by various organizations at the Sunday
evening services at the Church of the
Covenant will be given in the future by
chorus organized by Mr.. Otto T. Simon
from the members of the church and
others, and with Mr.. Lewis c. Atwater
as accompanies. The chorus will start
with sixty singers. 1t is proposed to give
music largely from the OratoriOs. running
through the preliminary service at 7:3O
and the regular S o'clock service. To-
morrow evening chorUses from GOunod's
Redemption will be sung as follows:
Forth the Royal Banners Co. The
ReproaCher," The Earth Is My Possess
SION" Lord Jesus. Thou to All Rringest
Light and Salvation Beneath the Cross
Remaining" Lovely Appear Over the
Mountains" 'I'ufOld. Ye Portals Ever
lasting"
The oratorios Of the 'Messiash." st.
Paul" "EIijah," Life and Death. -
"Christus," and the Daughter of Jairus''
are in preparation.
The evening service tomorrow at the
First Presbyterian Church will be illus
trated. The subject will be Our Filipino
cousins The lecture will illustrate Gus
toms and conditions. and will show the
transformations effected by the United
States government and the work of Prot
estant missions Sunday night. the 18th
instant, Mr.. Nesbt, of the Men and Re
liEiOn Movement, will speak on the
''Church and social service" Sunday
morning Or. MaCLcOd's theme will be-
An example that is a challenge and an
inspiration"
DIR. Radcliffe Will preach on Sunday
evening at New York Avenue Church
upon "A dream of socialism" This is
one Of a series Of sermons upon modern
ideas anticipated and Illustrated in
the striking imaginary of the Prophet
Ezekiel.
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the third sermon on a series on Men
and the ministry" the topic being
Things that oppose" At the evening
service he will preach the third sermon
in the series on Vital questions on the
subject: rs il true that Jesus is Gods
SOM" The first banquet of the West
Washington brotherhood will be held in
the lecture room of the church on We'd
nesday evening. December 13, at o clock,
20 which all men of West Washington
are invited to be present. On last Tues
day the chorus gave a concert in the
Bible school assembly room, which was
attended by a large and enthusiastic
audience.
Rev. E. Hez SVEN will preach to-
morrow evening at o'clock at the Capt.
tai Baptist Church, Typographical Tenn
pie 423 G. street northwest. on the sub
iect: rs Jesus popular in Washington?
The theme of mis- morning sermon at the
Columbia Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Q street northwest, will be Immersed
in love
At the Fifth Baptist Church, there will
be special services at II a. m. and 7:3O
p. H., with special musical programmes.
DR. J. H. Gambrell. religious statesman
and temperance orator of Texas is ex-
peCted to fill the pulpit in the morning,
and Layman-E Evangelist Will d. Upshaw.
of Georgia. editor, author, lecturer and
prohibitionists, at night Both of these
are men of ability and power and have
been appointed by the governors of their
respective States to look into certain
temperance legislation in Washington.
Baptism at night. On Wednesday night
the large choir. re-enforCed by Washing
ton talent will give a concert Prof
William J. Palmer is director, and Prof
IOuis Potter organiSt.
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mRthnhtat

Wesley NJ. Z. Church has secured for
Sunday evenings service the Rev. Thorn
as Harrison, evangelist, who has been
preaching evening sermons at the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E. Church lately.
At the Metropolitan Methodist Church,
corner c street and John Marshall place,
James Shera Montgomery. minister, the
morning service will be held at II o'clock,
with sermon by the pastor. the sub
ject OF which will be The creed of
Jesus The evening service begins at
s o'clock and the subject will be THE
glory of an obscure life"
The large Methodist body, that of the
North. gained N membership 32.116 last
year. or a little less than l per cent. OF
the number, 1884 were probatIoners. The
total Methodist membership in 191l-12 is
3,5lS,099 In Sunday school enrolment the
gain was 52.O9S, and Mrthodists North
have now Il Sunday school strength, Of
ficers. teachers, and scholars. OF $3.50, 946.
This Sunday school enrolment. larger by
nearly $4,000 than the church member
ship is believed to be the highest pro-
portion OF any of the large religious
bodies. With very few exceptions.
churches have larger membership than
Sunday school enrolment, in the case OF
the Episcopal church nearly twice as
large.
The financial value Of Methodist
churches now aggregate $1s2, 262 900. a gain
Of 8, 100000 last year. If parsonages be
included. and some property counted that
is in mission lands but under Methodist
control, the total Methodist property now
stands at $2lG, ll5OOO. In this estimate,
hospitals, orphanages. schools, and COL
lcgts. valued I'm the millions, are not in
Guided.
The EpwOrth League. the organization
of Methodist Young people OF both sexes.
shows heavy declines both in senior and
Junior departments. The total decline is
more than 10000 members. The Year
Book, just issued for 1912, gives no ex-
PLANTATION for this decline in young peo-
pies organization membership.
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until at last the room is blaze Of light.
At Keller Memorial Lutheran Church Mr..
Horace NJ. Gilman, president OF the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Union, and Mr..
G.. NJ. Potter, superintendent of the ciu-
Zenship department, will speak. Mr.. d.
c. Davis, vice president of the Union,
will visit the Young Peoples Society of
st. Paurs Lutheran Church, and Mr..
A. B. Mess, treasurer, will talk to the
Endeavorers of First Methodist Profess
tant Church,
Calvary Baptist Young Peoples So
ciety has elected as officers for 1917
Miss Viola f. Reece, president: Mr.. W.
NJ. Hughes. vice president; Mrs. c. W.
Mortimer, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
S, H. Greene, jr.. recording secretary;
Mr.. George Fraser, treasurer. The So
ciety will enter the general efficiency
campaign. and will add at once to it's list
Of committees the following: Citizenship.
music. good literature, and Sunday
school
Mr. Karl Lehman, interstate secretary
Of Christian Endeavor. we'll known to
the young people of Washington, be-
cause of his three months work here in
November, 1910, was In the city a short
time this week, on his way TO a cam
paign In North CAROLINA from Canada,
where he has just spent three months
as a Christian EndeavOr organizer. He
received cordial greetings from the Of
fieers Of the local union.
ST. Paurs Lutheran Young Peoples
Society held a business meeting at the
church last evening. and heard the re-
port of the committee appointed to de-
terIuine the efficiency rating Of the So
clety.
Covenant Presbyterian Society. at its
December business meeting, received
three new members. Under the direction
Of it's missionary committee several
Christmas dinners will be given to the
poor and Christmas boxes will be sent
to the Home for IncurableS-
Emmanuel Baptist intermediate Society
will hold It's December business meeting
at the church tonight at 7o'clock.
The music committee Of the First Pres
bytsrian Society Is preparing to hold this
month praise services In the homes Of
shut-in members OF the congregation, e
well as at the a1<sshouse,
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SOME CHURCH EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

Sunday-D service and VIII
UpShHw special
Church
OF of
OF
o. in
Place
League Will be held the church
MOndnyMeetinE brotherhood
EnOnaI n m.
3 p m.
Of
q
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subject Wednesday was: THE real pres
ence-Is is spiritual or material? What
Of the reservation Of the elements and
OF the sacrifice Of the mass? of fasting
communion OF eucharistic adoration?"
Next Wednesday, at p. m. Confess
sion and absolution'' will be considered
and questions like these answered: Is
confession to a priest necessary? Is 1t
the best way to secure absolution? Is it
allowable? Have the clergy sacerdotal
functions and sacerdotal power?
On December 90. The Apostolic sue
cession," will be discussed. Does the An
glican Church unchurch all Christian
bodies who have not the episcopal gov
ernment?' is one special question.
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LUTHERAN

The Anti-Saloon League Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will hold a public meet
ing in Lutheran Memorial Church, Four
teenth street and Thomas circle. to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Hon. John
@. wooley, Of Wisconsin and Rev. Erwin
8. Chapman, Of California, will speak.
Representative Lobeck, Of Nebraska.
will speak Sunday evening at Luther
Place Memorial Church. The service will
begin at the usual hour, s p. m, with a
short devotional service by Rev. Andrew
/. Enstam
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PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
n Y. ave-. II and 18th StA
DIR. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor.

II
74S p ma Dream Of Socialism"
Music led by quartet choir.
80 q. m.-Bible school.
s:f5 a. m.-Adult classes
sa5 p m.-Christiln Eadenyor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
COnn. ave. and 18th SITS.
Charles Wood. minister.
Bernard q. Braskamp. ministers assistant
Harry BaremOre Angus, minister Of Peck Chapel
II % q. m.-SemOn by the minister.
Musical service led BY double quartet from $50 to
o'clock.
900 ?. m.-Sermm by the minister: subject. LEO
sons from the Lives Of Hebrew Kings
and Prophets David, the Shepherd
King-His Fail and Restoration"
100 p. m.-SeTmon by the minister; subject, Some
Problems Common to North and South
America
Musical service from 10 20 O'Clock. led BY the
evening chorus Mr. Otto T. Simon. di-
RECTOR: Mr.. Lewis c. AtWater, acCOm-
pnnist.
Sunday school at 9:I5 a. m.
Christian EndeaTOr meeting al 6f5 p. m
Thursday evening at s. midWesk service.
FIRST, the Strangers Sabbath Home" John Mar
shall place between G and d Sts. NV. Donald U.
Macleod minister. so a. m, Sunday school and
adult Bible classes: II g. m. An EIample That
is Challenge and Inspiration e:b p M.
devotional service Y. =. s. c. E: T:5 p M.
ILLUSTRATED. Our Filipino COsinA' All
are urelcDme
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Dapttst

1t is expected that the first service in
the main auditorium of the new Metro
pOlitan Baptist Church building. Sixth
and a streets northeast. will be held on
Sunday, December II. Meanwhile the
congregation is comfortably housed in
the commodiOus Bible school room, which
with the gallery, has a seating capacity
Of 6o0. Tomorrow the pastor, Rev. ]
Compton Ball, will preach in the MORN
ing on the theme, The greatest ques-
tion Jesus asks of men," The evening
subject will be, The greatest national
question of the hour-to be or not 10 be
the saloon" All anti-SaloOn delegates
are invited to be present The song SER
vice will begin at 100.
At the morning service al the West
washington Baptist Church tomorrow,
the pastor, Rev. B. D. Cav, will preach
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ar THOMAS. CHCRCH

ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
Near Dupont Circle. On 18th st.
500 q. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 q. H. Sunday school
lol5 a. m.-SerTice and address to children by Rev.
Walter w. Reid.
II 90 O. m.-SeTTice and sermon by rector. O. Ernest
Smith, ID. D.. u. G. l.: WHAT II
THE BIBLE SHOULD BE TRUE
800 p m.-Service and sermon By Rev. John l.
EweIl associate rector Of ChurCh Of
the Ascension.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and c SITS. NV. Rev.
George W. Van FoBen. rector. Se1Tioes second
Sunday in Advent: and $50 a. m. Holy Conl-
munlOn; IL a. M. morning prayer; p. M, even
ing prayer Daily, SD q. m.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
18th st. NV. Rev. ]. Hennng Mems rector; Rev
John L. EWell. associate; Rev. Edward g. Hale:
curste. Sunday services and II a. NJ A:lS and
8 D. m. At the 8 O'Clock evening service the
speaker will 30 Mr. Franklin Spencer Edmonds o.
Philadelphia. All Brotherhood men are especially
invited to attend.
ALL SOULS MISSION. Cor. Connecticut and
Cathedral ayes. Rev. J. MacBride sterrett, min
lister in charge Morning prayer and Sermon II
O'Clock.
ST PAUL'S CHURCH Sd st. and Washington
circle. Rev. Robert Talbot, rector; Rev. George
w. Atkinson, clrate $50 Holy Communion; $50.
Sunday school: TO- celebration and instruction
II. Mathis and se1non by the rector; p. m
choral evensoug and sermon by the Rev. George
W. Van Fossen, rector Of Trinity Church. The
seats are free.
EPIPHANY CHURCH Rev. r. H. Mckim. rec
tor; Rev. T Hubert7JOnes. assistant. a m.
Holy Communion; II a. IN. morning prayer and
sermon; D. IN. evening prayer and sermon; I p.
m, children's service; $50 and p. M. Sunday
schools
THE AMERICAN CHURCH.
The Church Of Crist is One. Catholic and Apostolic
II is to be adapted for all nations and peoples
That they all may be one in Christ.
Modern sets mAn-made churches
The Nativity, 18th and e. 80, Sl5. II. g.
At 8 D. M. sermon by Rev. Chas. D. Buck.
PEOPLES EVENSONG. ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH.
Mount st. Alban. Sunday. December 10. 1911. at 1
y. m Special preacher. Rev. +. Ward Denys
The music will be sung by the Cathedral Choir
Take TennallytoEn cars.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, cor 18th and Corcoran
SITS. Rev. J. ]. DimOn. rector: Rev. W. NJ
Pettis D. D., curate Services: 49, Holy Com
muniou go. Sunday school; IL, morning service
and sermon: 80, organ recital by Mr.. X. w.
Durham Organst 8. evening service and seTnlon
The rector will preach 1t both services.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, eor 10th
and SITS nv. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow. D. D..
pastor; Rev. s. K. Swift, assistant pastor. II
4. M. public worship, with sermon by the pastor;
subject. CHRIST, THE LIFE AND THE
LIGHT" $50 a. m. Sunday school. 6:45 p.
y. L. ;. e. +. p. NJ, evening service; lecture
by pastor: SOME JUDGES IN ISRAEL sub
jet. SAMSON: EARLY EXPLOITS"
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road. near 18th st. Rev Frank J. Good
VIM minister. Morning service II o'clock; sermon
by Rev {. J. Ryder. d. D.; subject. "A Message
From the Mid-Pacifc and Other Problems. " Even
ing service. O'Clock; sermon by the minister: snb-
;ect. Dream World Religion Sunday school.
$50 &. m. adult classes. 10 a. m. Christian En-
deaTOr meeting 20 L. m.
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service will be the annual service for
men. The pastor, George a. Miller.
will preach on "A personal experience
in going down the Jericho road The
music will be furnished by a large male
chorus. Women are invited to attend.
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Christian Endeavor

The topic of to-morrow:s Christian En-
deayor meetings Is The source OF q
workers strength" Col, i:s-1s. Many
societies will make OF It ''candlelight"
meeting. and. starting with one lighted
candle, each member ~ he participates
win light his candle from his neighbor'a
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. lsth
and sts NV Services Sunday. II a. m. and .
p. m.
Subject GOD. THE PRESERVER OF MAN"
Sunday school, II a. N. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock Public cordially invited. Read
ing room, COL Colorado Bldg.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th and StH
DR.. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II a. m,
Divine WoOings;'' T45 p. m. DO II Now.
Bible school, 80 a. m. c. E.. p N.
E. HEZ sWESIS subject: is Jesus Popular in
WILMINGTON Sunday night. O'c. No morning
meeting Capital Baptist Church, TypOEraphical
Temrle 20 @ st NV.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. "a and Zls 81 T. John Ma
shall place. Or. A. 5. MOWbCay. pastor North
Capitol Street n. Z. Church. will preach at 8
clock tonight Evangelist Belt will preach Sun
day night. Gospel services every night. $50. and
go q. IN. ,, :. and !. m. Sund&yG Good music
and stiTTinE testmnies at eEerY serIice.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH,

81 and A stS
Rev. G. II. StetSou Rector.
Holy Communion .........................7 30 a. m
Morning service and sermon II 90 A. IN
bEensoug o." D. IN
Every one is welcome.
THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, 6th
and / SITS ne. Rev. Z. g. Abbott. vicar; Rev
George p. Christian. oIrate; Mr.. Herbert q. Mer-
hll lay reader for the deaf Holy Communion. 20
a. M. Sunday school. 30 a. m; morning prayer
and sermOn. II a. IN. shortened eTeDsOug and ad-
drCss. IT. m: evening prayer and sermon, IS5
D. m. The vicar will preach In the morning on
The Authority Of the Bible in Matters OF Morals
ard Conduct" and at night On The Bible and
Modern Life" Service for the deaf in the sign
language in the Earsh hall. II a. m.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. ltth and StA
Ulysses g. Il. Pierce, d. D., minister. si5 q m.
Sunday school. Glass for the COmpantiVs Study a
Religion. Unity Study Class. and Advanced Bible
GLASS. II 9. m, mOTning service: sermon By Dr..
Piercn. There is also kindergarten during the
hour Of morning worship 80 p N. Young Pep
pies Religious Union. The public invited TO all
sarHiceS
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL s. d. A. CHURCH, no l2th st NV
Services every Sunday evening rs. Subject Sun
day evening. December 10: Arbitration Treaties:
Or. DreadnOughts!" A live question Public in
81
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L stA nv.
Rev. John Van SchaIck. IT., pastor. IL .. N,
morning service: subject, The House n zacha-
mas" s:45 a. IN. Sunday school; p. N, Y. P.
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Y. w. @. A.

YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
18th and + sts nv. Hesper service. Sunday 40
y. IN. Speaker. Rev. u. q. Braskamp; subiect,
The legacy Of peace" Special music
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EvANG ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at II O'Clock in RAuscherS
Hall. Conn. ave. and L 4. Subject uf lecture bv
BISHOP OLIVER e. SABIN Healing Power ~
Truth Surroundings elegant; hall oommOdious:
seats free. All invited.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corooran stN nw-rhs
Rev. Frank SeWal. d. D.. pastor. will preach at
IL a. m. Sunday school, l2:B Evening ssryios
and lecture, 80 p. THE BIBLE: Whsrein
its divinity lies" address men who doubt.
but would like to believe. Free loan library Of the
writings Of SWedenbOrg Free tracts IN the Testi-
bulP.
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SPIRITUALITY.

FIRST sPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Pythian Tenn
pie l0l2 9Th ST. NV, second floor. 80 p M, lee
ture and messages by George W. Katss and wife.
All invited.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

DIR. WILLIAM TINDALL and DIR. & s. LAWS
will discuss The Genesis Of EthinA" PythiAn
Temple, l0l3 9th st. NV, p m. You arc inTitai.
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SPIRITUALISM,

ALFRED H. TERRY viii hold = meeting at
F1yun's Hall, cor. sth and K Sts NV, Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Lecture followed By
SgeS. Interviews daily at ~ o St. ne Phone
Linen. l572.
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THEOSOPHY,

WASHINGTON LODGE PHILOSOPHICAL 80.
CIETY. $40 East Capitol st. Sunday. p n,
question meeting. All are welcome.
FAITH IN THINGS UNSEEN"
Lecture at
ThecsOphic Hall. l57 H St. Sunday, HIS,
BY Mr.. P. DAVIS
Public invited.
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In connection with the Men and Reli'
gion Forward Movement Rev. w. G
Davenport, of Anacostia. has organized
a meeting for Sunday afternoon next al
the parish hall of Emmanuel Church al
$3.50 o'clock, when Rev. DR.. G. Ernest
Smith. rector of ST. Thomas Church
will be speaker.
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On December 5. at her residence, 1876
Nineteenth street, Mrs. J. Elvans May
field gave a silver tea for the bene-
fit of the Episcopal Home for Children.
1t was a very pleasant and successful
affair. Rev. Nj. Davenport and Mrs.
Davenport. on whose work mainly the
! prosperity of the home depends, were
much ENCOURAGED.
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stands at 312.6l346 Every church should
support this society by financial aid and
every Clergymen should be a member
OF ii.
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. SEATON will give a talk Tuesday Deoenhsc
s. Sis p m. at the Farragut (Apt- dRl. Subject
Wrong interpretations Of Kama (canss and e.
frCtl.' Public invited. Patients treated weed
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The piano recital by Anna DilIer Star
buck, with songs by Mrs. Edward s.
Hale. wife of the curate of Ascension
Church, which was held at the Play
house. 1914 y street. for the benefit OF
the Eye, Ear. and Throat Hospital, on
December ,, was quite a success.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Nh
Emma Gray and Dr. Kicker, teachers and healers
Bldg, F & 9Th.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
EPISCOPAL.

Notices for these columns should reach RI
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An industrial school sewing class will
be held for the winter by the Church of
the Ascension every Saturday morning
at $50 O'Clock. The meetings will be
held in the children's hall, 1l25 Twelfth
street.
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On the three Friday evenings in Ad-
vent, beginning with December 10. even
ing prayer will be said in the Church
of the Ascension. 1t will be very short,
beginning at 7:3O and closing promptly at
o'clock and includes a short address by
the associate rector Rev. John E. EweIl.
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The regular mothers meetings Of
Epiphany parish for the coming winter
will be held in the new parish hall every
Friday afternoon at o'clock. The first
meeting Of the season was held on De-
Cember !.
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-07-13
No Printer There.

Governor Mann has discovered
that the list of prisoners at the
State penitentiary does not in
clude a printer. Some time AGO
the governor received letter
from the owner of country
newspaper asking him for infor-
nation concerning any printers
who might be incarcerated and
intlmating that he desired to en-
ploy one of them, provided the
man was worthy and could be
paroled. The superintendent of
the prison Immediately began an
examination of his records and
later reported that among all the
twelve hundred boarders in his
establishment he was unable to
find one who could qualify as a
printer. He found preachers
and doctors, and LAWYERS and
cashiers, blacksmiths and brick
layers, factory girls and teach
ers, and clothiers and cooks. all
the professions and trades and
every imaginable color, but the
typographical artist was miss
ing.
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Give Your Home Newspaper a Show

In every town worthy of the
name in this country there exists
one or more local newspapers.
In. some instances the circulation
of these journals may be small.
They have a difficu lt struggle for
existence and in many instances
these papers do not pay. The
publishers rely on other bus
mess, such as job printing, to re-
imburse them for their labor.
More often than otherwise it is
labor of love. No more con-
scientious set of men exist than
newspaper publishers as a gen.
eral thing. Does it not there
fore seem to you that those men
and their papers are deserving 81
all the support you can give them!
If their circulations are small il
is Your blame and the blame Oh
others like you. You cannot get
circulation without money and il
most of those newspapers were
given greater advertising sup
port they would be able to give
better value and take other means
to hoost their circulation. Give
to them, therefore, the money
you are accustomed to spend or
those outside advertiser 6
schemes. Give your neighbors
a fair show.