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son, followed the rector in an address,
in which he accepted for the parish the
splendid gift rendered.
Drs Cotton Smith and Wallace Rad
cliffe also made addresses. An informal
reception brought the proceedings to a
close and many congratulations to the
rector and people OF Epiphany Church.
Instead Of the Glorious meeting at the
house of one Of its members for lunch
and discussion afterward, the October
meeting was held in st. Johns Parish
Hall, at 2 o'clock, for discussion only
the subject Of the discussion being the
future Of the Glorious. The throwing
open of the doors Of the Glorious wide
enough to permit all the clergy to enter
1t who desired to do so found much
favor. Rev. William FayIoe Enyder pre-
sided.
At the laying OF the corner stone Of
the new 100000 Masonic Temple on
Sixteenth street, the Rev. William Tay-
loe Snyder offered the opening prayer
and gave the benediction.
At st. Thomas Church, near Dupont
Circle, the Rev. Edward s. Hale will
preach at s p. m. tomorrow. Mr.. Hale
is one Of the clergy of Ascension parish.
The rector Of st. Thomas, DR.. C. Ernest
Smith, breaches in the morning on The
forfeited pound"
Rev. George Washington Van Fossen
and family moved into their new home
at Trinity rectory on Tuesday last Miss
Van Fossen, the only child Of Mr.. and
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PRESBYTERIAN,

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
n. Y. ave-. and 18th sts.
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe pastor
L 90 a. m.-Public worship; sermon by the pastor.
745 p. ma Little Sanctuary
Music led by quartet choir.
$50 a. m.-Bible school,
s:45 q. m.-Adult classes.
645 p. m.-Chrstian EndeaTor Society
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave.. n and 18th sts.
Rev. Charles Wood, d. D.. minister.
Rev. Bernard G. Braskamp, NJ. A, minister's as
a;stant,
Rev. Harry Baremore Angus, n. A., minister oi
Peck Chapel
9:45 a m--Sunday school.
II 90 q. m.-Ssrnon by the minister
80 p. m.-Musical service, led by double quartet
Mrs. Fugitt. Mrs. GaWler, Mrs Reed,
Miss Whitaker, Mr.. Bowie, Mr.. Hen
sey, Mr.. Humphrey Mr.. Moore.
400 p. m--SernOn BY the minister.
6:i5 p. m.-ChTstiaD EndeaTor meeting.
Thursday evening at 8. midweek service.
FIRST, the Strangers Sabbath Home'' John Mar
shall place NV. Donald c. Macleod. minister
go a. N. Sunday schnOl with adult Bible classes
II a. m, a Priceless Secret 645 p. m, Y p
S. @. E. devotional service; 7S5 p. m, God and
the Question Of the Hour" Visitors invited to all
services.
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Wkthnniat

The Rev. Lucien Clark, D. D., recently
in charge Of King Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, Columbus Ohio, will
on Sunday morning occupy the pulpit OF
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
which he was formerly pastor. He will
preach on the subject "Healthfulness. -
In the evening. the Rev. Mr.. Gray will
deliver the fourth sermon OF the series
on The fundamental truths of the Chris
tian religion on the theme What is
God and how do we know"
The Rev. Thomas Harrison. OF Bos-
ton, so well known for mere than twenty
five years as the boy preacher" will
preach tomorrow evening at Metropolis
tan Memorial NJ. E. Church. A large
congregation listened TO Mr. Harrison last
Sunday evening, as he spoke eloquently
on the subject, What must I do TO be
saved" Mr.. Harrison is a most unique
preacher, and he stands in the forefront
Of the most successful evangelists of
modern times.
DR.. John ". R. Sumwalt returned yes
terday from Toronto, where he has been
attending the ecumenical conference
which closed Tuesday. He declares that
the convention was remarkable for many
things. but in nothing more emphatic
than in demonstrating the world unity
of Methodism. Canada, Australia, and
the Orient have one Methodist Church.
The spirit of unity in the United States
is growing hourly" said DR.. Sumwalt.
At the session of the ecumenical con-
ference of the Methodist Churches last
Monday resolutions were unanimously
adopted protesting against the ne temere
decree of the Roman Catholic Church on
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Mrs. Van Fossen. as a patriotic young
American who had not seen Washington
before, spent the first day in the city
with her father as guide TO the sights
the White House being the first on the
list.
Trinity Junior Brotherhood Chapter
has assumed the responsibility Of pro-
viding a special preacher on the third
Sunday OF every month for the pulpit of
Trinity Church.
Last Sunday saw the beginning of the
series of special sermons. The Rev C.
w. Whitmore, chaplain OF the Senior
Brotherhood, was the preacher.
his resignation OF the rectorship of Trim
ity parish to become canon or arch
deacon on the Cathedral Foundation, has
changed his address from 219 C street
northwest TO 1892 n street northwest.
The last Saturday and Sunday Of Oc-
tcber are the two days in the year when
the needs and claims OF the Eye, Ear,
and Throat Hospital are put prominently
before the charitable and kindhearted.
Saturday is Donation Day." when gifts
in kind are received at the hospital, and
Sunday is the day when special money
offerings are invited.
The new rector OF st. Marks Church,
Third and A streets, Rev. c. r. Stetson,
Is not due to assume charge of the parish
until December !. In the meantime the
Rev. Mr.. Bissell is locum tenens.
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ness" was ordered sent to President
Taft.
The resolution on the opium traffic
calls for a day OF universal prayer on
the subject just before the meeting on
December II Of The Hague conference
TO consider the subject.
The first Sunday in February, 1912. was
fixed as the day for the simultaneous
reading OF the ecumenical conference
message in the 10000 pulpits OF all
branches of Methodism throughout the
world. The message was prepared by
Or. ]. Scott Lidgett. editor Methodist
Times, London.
On last Thursday evening at Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr.. w F.
Roe was elected delegate and Mr.. Irving
o. Ball reserve delegate to the lay
electoral conference to be held in Balti-
more, Md, in March, 1872 This lay cleo
toraI conference, composed of one lay
member from each church in the Balti-
more Conference, will elect five lay dele
gates, one from each district to the Cen
eral Conference, which meets in quad
rennial session in Minneapolis, Mimi, in
May, 1912.
The Rev. Thomas Harrison, who so
acceptably filled the pulpit of the Met
ropolitan NJ. E. Church last Sunday
evening. has been invited to preach
again tomorrow evening. On Sunday
evening next, October %, Mr.. Harrison
will preach at the Wesley NJ. E. Church.
The Methodist Union and City Church
Extension Society OF the District of
Columbia will hold a public meeting in
Hamline NJ E. Church, Ninth and P
October %, at o'clock. Rev. P. H.
Swift. D. D.. pastor OF Madison Avenue
Church. Baltimore. formerly OF Chicago.
will deliver the address. His theme will
be the plans, purpose, scope, and work
OF these societies as he has observed
them in other cities. DR.. Swift is an
able, forceful speaker, and the informa-
ton he will convey will be of interest
TO every one concerned in religious and
civic work. After the address, there
will be music and refreshments, follow
ed by a social hour.
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500 a. m.-Hoy Communion.
go a. m.-Sunday school.
lois a. m-Childrens service.
II 90 a. m--Rectors subject: THE FORFEITED
POUND"
500 ?. m.-Rev. Edward S. Hale.
TRINITY CHURCH. ID and sts. NV. Rev.
George ". Van Fossen, rectOr. Sunday: 30 a.
m. Holy Communion; II a morning prayer,
sermon by rector; .. m. evening prayer. sermon
by Rev. c. II. Reese Weekdays (eNcept Wednes-
day and Saturday: $50 a. N. morning prayer.
WEDNESDAY: sI5 Holy Communion. Saturday
7:O a. m, Holy Communion. (SS. Simon and
Jude, $50 a. m, morning prayer; ASS p. m,
evening prayer.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. cor. 18th and Corcoran
stS NV. Rev. J. J. DimOn. rector: Rev. W. NJ.
muniOn; go. Sunday school; II, morning service
and sermon; g. evening service and sermon. The
rector will preach at both services.
THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH
tof America-called "EpiscopalD.
The Nativity. lith and A 80. 9:ls II. s.
The ReSlrrection 18th and G ne. $50. 4.
PEOPLES oPEN-AIR EyENsONG Mount ST.
Alban, Sunday, October 2, 1911, at p. N. Spe-
cial preacher, Rev. Frank T. BisSen. Of St. Marx :
Church. The music will BE- sung by the Cathedral
Opcn-air Choir. led by a detachment Of the United
States Marine Band. Take Tennalytown cars.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
/ sts ne. Rev. c. 5. Abbott, vicar; Rev. c. =.
Christian. curnte; Mr. Herbert c. Merrill lay
reader for the deaf Holy Communion, - a. m
shortened morning prayer $50 a. m; SUNDAY
school. $50 a. m. 4: morning PRAYER and sermOu.: Il
=. m.; haptisms. p. m; evening prayer and ser
mcn 30 p
ALL SOULS MISSION. cor. Conn. and Cathedral
aVes. Rev. ]. Nlacbride Sterrett. Services at Il
and 1 O'Clock; Sunday school, 9i5; infant baptism,
l21G.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G st.. near 18th.
Rev. r. H Mckim, d. D.. rector; Rev. Thomas
Hubert-Jores assistant minister. Services and
l! a. m. ard and P. m; Sunday schools, $50
a. m. and $50 ?. m
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. Rev. James Fl. ".
Blake, rector. 80 a. m. Holy Communion; $50
a. m. Sunday school; II a m. full service and
BY the rector; p. n, evening prayer and
address,
ST PAUL'S CHURCH. Sd st and Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot. rector; Rev. George
w Atkinson. curate. 80. Holy Communion; go.
Sunday school TO- celebration and instructions; IL.
mathis and sermon by the rector; 8, choral even
song and sermon by the Rev. George W. Atkinson.
The seats free.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mas. ave. and
18th st. NV Rev. J. Hcnning Nelms. rector; Rev.
John E. Ewell. associate; Rev. Edward S. Hale,
curate. Services Sundays: and II a. N. and
40 and p. m.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT ID and q sts. NV.
Rev Edward Mott rector. Sabbath school, a.
m; morning service. Il O'Clock; evening service.
7a5 O'Clock. Seats free. Public invited
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HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and streets northwest.
Rev. Joseph NJ. VI. Gray. minister.
80 a. IaS-SUnday school.
II 90 a m.-Sermon by Rev. Jucien Clark D. D.,
"Healthfulness-"
90 p m.-EpEOrth League praise service.
500 p m.-SeTmOn. What Is God! and How Do
We Know
All sittings free. Strangers always welcome
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL NJ E CHURCH.
cor. John Marshall place and st. NV. John
Reid Shannon. minister. At Il a. n, The BIZ
be's Greatest Revelation (secOnd Of series OH
The best solution Of lifes problems and the only
key TO destiny'D. At p. m, Rev. Thomas Har-
TisOn welknOwn evangelist will preach. Sunday
school and MotrOI IOhtan Bible Class, go; Ep-
worth League, 6:i5
FOUNDRY NJ. E CHURCH. 18th and Church sts
Rev. w. r. WedderspoOn, D. D., pastor. 80
a. m. Sunday school; II 4. m, TO Whom Shall
We Co.. T. n. EpwoTth League; p. m.
Shammah, the Great Hero" Chorus choir Of 50
voices Strangers welCUme.
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Christian Endeapor

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor has been organized in
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Prot
estant Church with a charter member
ship numbering almost 100. The new
society contains many members Of the
two organizations which previously exist
ed in Ibis church and the interest mani
tested gives promise OF a very success
full year. The officers installed last Sun
day evening include Mrs. Hunter Lin
ton, president; z. Lester Ballard, first
vice president; Julian P. Dodge, second
vice president; E. Burton Corning, re-
cording secretary; Miss Bernice North,
corresponding secretary; Shirley Risden,
treasurer. Members OF the society will
assist in the revival services, led by Rev
Robert Downing, beginning tomorrow
evening at o'clock. 1t is expected that
an intermediate society will soon be or
ganized for the benefit OF the boys and
girls OF the church.
A birthday party will be given on Tues
day evening by the Young Peoples So
ciety Of the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church to celebrate the third anniver-
sary Of the organization OF the society.
A large number OF invitations have been
sent out and It is expected that the
friends OF the society will fill the church.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Lutheran Church of the Reformation, at
its October business meeting, elected Miss
Marian Eliason, president; Miss Ruth
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Tate, vice president; Mr.. Melvin Sand
meyer secretary, and Miss Louise Schul.
treasurer. The society Will hold a bazaar
a. the church on November 2 and g.
An intermediate Christian Endeayor
Society has been organized in BrookIand
Baptist Church, with Miss Annie Lynch
as adviser.
The new president Of Alpha Christian
Endeavor Society of Ninth Street Chris
tian Church has appointed the follow
ing committee chairmen: Miss Dsisv
Brockman, lookout; Miss Anna yarnon.
prayer meeting; Mr.. Joseph A Scott -
social; Miss E. Ruth Peters, missionarr: ~.
Mrs. z. Mann, visiting. The society will
make a special effort to increase its mem
bership during the coming months. ana
to raise the standard of its conservation
meetings. An object meeting will be
held tomorrow evening, with Miss Anna
Varnon as leader.
Calvary Baptist Young Peoples So
ciety. under the direction OF Miss Mon
cite Hallam. chairman Of the social COM
mittee, recently gave a progressive but
ton party, when the guests competed in
the stringing Of buttons with needle and
thread. At the close of the evening re-
freshments were served.
A Junior Christian Endeavor Society,
with membership Of twenty-eight, was
organized last Sunday at Whitney Ave
nue. Christian Church. Mrs. Arthur Horn
will serve as superintendent.
First Presbyterian Society reports its
efficiency meeting to have been a most
inspiring one. The vice president, Mr..
c. 3. Lingamfelter. led the meeting. and
was assisted by the executive committee,
who were seated in a row facing the
society. Plans were presented for in
creasing the efficiency II the work Of
each department Of the society.
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the subject of marriage; the interstate
traffic in liquor in prohibition States in
the United States; the abuses growing
out of lax divorce laws, and advocating
a universal prohibition Of the opium
traffic
while holding that the fullest relig-
ious liberty should be accorded to men
OF all creeds," the resolution concerning
the ne temere decree says, the confer
ence repudIates the idea that any church
decree shall have the power to override
the civil law, especially on such sub
ject as marriage, on which the welfare
Of any community depends. The pro-
mulgations Of the ne temere decree is an
outrage upon the elementary rights Of
citizenship. The marriage ceremony per-
formed by any person properly author
lied to do so by the state should be
valid, irrespective of the religious afini-
ties of the parties concerned"
I'VE express our earnest disapproval,"
the resolution on marriage and divorce
says, "of all hasty and ill-considered
marriages, and OF the almost barbarous
customs which have come to attend
weddings and the homecoming of the
newly welded pair, the whole tendency
Of which is to degrade and dishonor the
wedding ceremony and the marriage re-
lation.
We express our most emphatic pro-
test against easy and unjustifiable di-
vorce, which makes the marriage bond
an easy contract to be broken at the
behest Of the lust the convenience of
either party. Unless something is done
to check this mad tendency the func-
tions of the primal and Indispensable in
stitution will be undermined. We COM
mend the stand taken on this subject by
all the branches of Methodism, and we
bear glad testimony to the fidelity Of
Methodist ministers in refusing to be.
come partners in the divorce evil by
performing marriage ceremonies for un-
lawfully divorced people"
The resolution protesting against the
shipment Of liquor from a license State
into q prohibition state. thus innaking
the government . partner IN the bUsi-
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. 10th
and G sts. NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow, D. D..
pastor: Rev. 5. r. Swift. assistant pastor. II a
m. public wOCship. with sermon by the pastor {;
subject. RIGHTEOUSNESS AND LIFE" Sfu-
sic by the quartet and chorus choir. $50 a. m.
Jet MY DENOMINATION" u m. evening
service. with rermon by the PASTOR subject,
g, MORAL SHIPWRECh."
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia road. near 18th St Rev. Frank J. Good
win minister. Morning service. II O'Clock; sermon
ly the minister: subIsct The Laggard in the
Fight Evening service. 7. m. sermon by the
minister; subject The Completing Christ" Sun
dsy school go a. m. adult classes, 10 q. N
Christian EudEayOr rnretir- SO D. m
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Secretary Morrison Tells.
Why Labor Organizes

Secretary Morrison, Of the American
Federation Of Labor, is announced by the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Washington for a Sunday afternoon ad-
dress on the labor problem and how the
union has helped in meeting the economic
and social situation, so far as industrial
workers are concerned.
This is not the first time Mr.. Morri-
son has addressed a public meeting un-
der association auspices. Two years ago
he discussed the question before the
Utica, New York. Y. NJ. c. A, and on
other occasions his voice has been heard.
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and Maryland. After discussion lasting
two hours, the following action was
taken. The Presbytery of Chesapeake
overtures the synod convening at Win
chester, Va, to unite the presbyteries of
Chesapeake and Maryland into a new
presbytery to be called the Presbytery
of the Potomac, and covering the terri
tory of the two constituent presbyteries.
This action was unanimous. Lunch was
served for the presbytery by the ladies
of the Central Church.
DR.. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church
of the Covenant, returns this morning
from his tour of the South American re-
publics, and will occupy his pulpit at to-
morrows services morning and after
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OrrHhutrrtatt

The session Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church has authorized the organization
OF young peoples vested choir.
An intermediate Society of Christian
Endeavor has lately been organized. The
Junior Christian Endeavor numbers over
fifty members. Mrs. Harry Robinson is
superintendent.
The Chi Epsilon fraternity, an organ
izauon OF young men Of the congre-
cation Is planning for q great session
next Monday night One feature will be
debate on Resolved, That trusts are
curse TO the country"
meeting OF the Presbytery Of Chesa-
peake vas held Tuesday in the Central
Presbyterian Church. The object of this
meetinE was TO consi6er the plan to con-
soileate the presbyteries Of Chesapeake
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CIuthnr:at, t,

The young peoples choir will render a
cantata entitled The Eternal City to-
morrow evening in the Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church. under the direction OF
Mr.. w. o. Little. The pastor. the Rev.
Charles P. Wiles, who has been in at
tendance upon the annual session of the
Maryland Synod, which convened in
Taneytown, this week. will present the
work Of that body at the regular service
tomorrow morning.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th aud Sta
DR.. J. J. Muir, pastor Preaching: II a. m,
"Stalwarts;" 7d5 ?. m, Youth and Religion. ''
Bible school, go a. m @ E. p m.
Z. HEz swEM's subject: rs God Ashamed To
Be Called the God Of Washington Peoplel" Sun
day night, o'c No morning meeting. Capital
Baptist Church, typographical Temps, E1 st.
nv
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Ofsrtplt

The Rev. Earle Wiley, pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, leaves
to-day for Lynchburg, Va, where he is
to dedicate the beautiful new $4,000
Christian church on Sunday His pulpit
will be filled morning and evening by the
Rev. s. T. willis, D. D., president OF Vir-
ginia Christian College, Lynchburg, Va.
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movement to date. Mr.. Guild is fresh
from the campaigns at Minneapolis,
South Bend, and Detroit, and declares
that the expectations of the committee
Of ninety-seven in promoting the move
ment are fully met. Reports Of the work
Of conservation at Minneapolis are most
reassuring, Mr.. Guild saws.
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REV. CHARLES WOOD, ID. D.,
Who returns to-day from extended South American
tour.
noon. In the half hour musical prelude
of the afternoon service, a double quar-
tet-Mrs. Fugitt, Mrs. Gawler, Mrs. Reed,
Miss Whitaker, Mr.. Bowie, Mr.. Hensey,
Mr.. Humphrey. and Mr.. Moore-will sing.
The programme will include two chorals
from st. Paul" To God On High, ="
and "Sleepers Wake" CMendelssohn): !:
contralto, But the Lord Is Mindful OF
His Own" st Paul. Mendelssohn),
Mrs. Reed: anthem, 'Ye Shall Dwell in
His Land" (Steiner; anthem, The Stars
In Heaven (Rheinberger).
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corcoran stS Nv. The
Rev. Frank sewall, d. D.. pastor. Morning serT-
ice, II o'clock sunday school. l2:l5; Young PeO-
PIES Reading Circle in pastors study at - p m.
Free loan library Of the writings Of swedenhoCg.
and the periodicals and literature Of the New
Church, IN the Tostry. Free tracts IN the Tssti-
bulA.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Miss
Emma Gray and DR.. Kicker, teachers and heaIers
Of % years experience. Daily noon meeting
Symposium Wednesdays. p. m Loan 4 Trust
Bldg & 9thL
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{ lnttgrP9attnnal

Roy B. Guild, executive secretary of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment, was the guest of DR.. Goodwin
Thursday, and addressed the mid-week
prayer service on the progress Of the
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and sts. Services Sunday, Il a. m and
p.
Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
Sunday school, II 4. IN. wednesday evening
meeting. o'clock Public cordially invited. Read
ing room. COZ Colorado Bldg.
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Y. w. c. A. Vesper Service.

Miss Alice NJ. Holmes. new religious
work director OF the Y. W. c. A, will
speak at the vesper service tomorrow at
4:3O o'clock on New visions of an old
book" Miss Holmes Is a graduate OF
Mount Holyoke Seminary, the Hartford
Theological Seminary, and School Of Ped
agogy.
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ciety of Pittsburg. A strong bond of
friendship exists between the Truth So
ctety under DIR. Coakley's direction and
the organization conducted by the Rev.
Father Duarte. at Georgetown Univer-
sity.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

AT RAUSCHER'S HALL. corner Of Conn ave.
and L st. NV. at II a. m. Bishop OLIVER O.
SABIN will deliver a lecture, teaching how 70
heal the sick by Divine methods Hall commo-
diOus and comfortable; surroundings elegant seats
free Al inTited.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L Sta
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, d. D.. minister. 94j a. H.
Sunday school. Class Tor the Comparative Study Of
Religion. and Unity Study Class. II O'CLOCK
morning service; sermon by Or. Pierce. There is
also Kindergarten during the hour Of morning wor-
ship. : 30 ?. m, Young Peoples Religious Union.
Monday 2. m. opening session National Unita-
nan Conference; sermon by DIR. De Normandie, Of
Boston. The public invited to all services.
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A small wheel to be carried on the rear
axle Of an automobile is intended to pre-
vent skidding.
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With Charles Sickle, of New York; John
Mitchell. of the Miners Union: Ray
mond Robbins, of Chicago, and Frank
Morrison, of Washington. arguing the
cause Of organized labor before churches
and Y. NJ. c. A, it is not strange that
so much favorable opinion is expressed
in these circles as to the service OF
uniOnism.
The meeting is at O'Clock in the Y. n.
c. A. assembly hall.
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian Ten
pie 1912 9Th st. NV. second floor. 40 p ~, lee
turs aud messages by George W. Hates and wife.
Report from national convention. All invited
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SPIRITUALISM.

ALFRED H. TERRY will hold meeting at
Flynn's Hail. corner of sth and K stS NV. Sun
day at O'Clock. Lecture followed by spirit mes
sages Meeting Friday evening at l5l 81. ns.
Interviews daily Phone Linen. lS72