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METHODIST episcopal.
HAAfLLNE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURc
Ninth III

HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and Sta n. W.
REV. JOSEPH NJ N. GRAY. MINISTER.
30 4. m--Sunday school
II 20 a m.-" Attitudes and Encounter"
100 p m--EpSorth League praise serTics.
500 p m--"Abdn BAHIA and the Forty ThieFeR''
All sitting free. Visitors always Weleune
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL AETHoDIsF
CHURCH, corner Of John Marshau placs and y
st- nv. James She1 MontEomery minister Pub
nc services at n O'Clock, with sermon By the pas
tor; snhoe1 HE Measure q q Man" In ths
evening at O'Clock DR.. MoutEumery VIII speak
on the subject. The Popular Appetite" At this
time he VIII deal with the instability Of sous
phases q social life. the spoed craze. and couclnds
with oumments On the teachings of the Persian
PRIEST, BAHIA Free seats 70 the public
FOUNDRY NJ Z. CHURCH. lsth .nd CAr,-.h nj,
Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon. d. D., pastor. so n
sunday school. II a. n. The DiTins Disturb
anceS D. m. EpEorth League. d NJ
God In Nature" Quartet choir. Visitors vel
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one city 70 another. lz concerned. the
leak can only be stopped Dy persistent
use OF the modern means OF getting In
formation and Following up people.
superintendent Davidson closed the
programmes with a Talk on social Forces
IN washington.
Dr. woodrow will speak on The Old
Puritan" Sunday evening. Those VINO
listened to GOV. MarsnsiI OF Indiana, on
''The New Puritan Will be specially
Interested in what Dr. woodrow has TO
say in reply. Blue laws OF Connecticut
are generally thought OF in the light or
DR.. Peters distorted account OF them.
Dr. Woodrow has been hunting down
some or these distortions by getting the
actual ..blue laws" cut OF the Congress
sional Library "tombs." where they are
safely kept under lock ana Key.
The Congregational Home Mission
Council meets at Toledo May 7, y, and ..
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COTTON MARKET.

ouotatiouS furnished By W 3. Hibbs O..
nsmben Of the New YORK Cotton Exchange. Hibos
Building.
New York, April 9s-The cotton market
was heavy to-day. There were no new
developments in favor Of lower prices but
weather conditions showed Improvement
and approximately 25, 900 bales of actual
cotton were rendered for delivery on May
contracts, and while the notices were taken
care OF IN satisfactory way, the pres
sure on that month continued throughout
the session and inspired liquidation in the
later positions There was also lack of
support by the former bull clidues and
noor opinions appeared to be more IN.
nuenced by crop news and weather re-
ports than at any time recently.
During the late trading the market
broke sharply under pressure of Houdi-
dation Of recently established long con-
tracts. The weeks export movement was
moderate and Southern spot markets were
reported on a lower selling basis
Liverpool futures closed barely steady at
a decline Of II to ~ points for the day.
Manchester cabled yarns quiet and firm
to-day, cloths very firm. Sales Of 1900
bales were reported from Liverpool to-
day at one point decline to 656d. for
middling.
Liverpool futures are due to be quoted
at to 6 points decline
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SOME CHURCH EVENTS
OF THE COMING WEEK
sunday.

sunday.
Twelfth annual tri-diocese con-
vention Brotherhood OF st. An
drew. Baltimore.
Special addresses Archdeaeon
Madden. OF Liverpool. at Epip-
hany, II a. m; Rev. Or. A. Her
bert Gray, of Glasgow. at First
Presbyterian, II a. m. and
Church OF the Covenant alta p.
m; Col. Oracle, at st. Thomas, s
D. m: Bishop Of washington at
st. Andrews. at p. m, and Mgr.
Russell. before League of Good
shepherd. 7;so p. m.
Monday.
Sunday School Association, d. c.
dinner meeting at Fifth Baptist
Church. p. m.
wednesday.
May devotions open at st. Pat
rick's.
washington Cathedral inaugu-
rates full worship with Holy
Communion. at 1880 a. m.
DR.. Manning, rector of Trinity,
breaches at 4 p. m. Cathedral
service.
: Presbytery of Washington con-
tinues spring session. s Pm.
Thursday.
Festival services convention
Daughters of the King, Wash
ington Cathedral.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, or. 10Th
and g Sta n. w. Rev Samuel H. woodrow
ID. D.. Pastor; Rev. Lewis Z. Purdum, Analstant
Pastor, II n m, public worship. with sermon By
the pastor; subject THE NuRAC,FS or
SCIENCE AND RELIGION" Music By the
quartet and chorus choir. 30 u n, sunday
school. SIS p m, Y. P S. C. Z. sm n n
lecture By pastor; subject, THE OLD PURI-
TAN"
Mt PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia Road. near 18th ST. Frank J. Goodwin
Minister. Morning service IL o'eicck: ssmon BY
the minister; subject. Bringing Our Souls Up to
Date. Evening serTioe. oclock: subisct, Pa
Eanizing America" Sunday school, 90 a m;
c. Z, SIS D. N. e..
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The annual business meeting Of the
Junior Auxiliary Of the diocese was held
on Friday last at $50 p. m. in Epiphany
Parish House. There was a good turn
out Of the Juniors, who take keen interest
In their organization.
To-day and tomorrow the twelfth an
nuaI tri-diocese convention OF the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew, comprising all the
senior and Junior chapters Of the Dio-
cese OF Washington and the Diocese Of
Easton and Maryland meets in Ascension
Church. Baltimore. Several of the city
chapters have sent delegates to the con-
vention.
At the annual missionary service ana
meeting which is always held on the
first evening OF the convention, which
this year meets in st, Adams Church.
Nay s, the sermon viii be preached by
the Bishop OF Kentucky.
The convention sermon win be preached
by the venerable Bishop Of Albany.
The Bishop OF the Diocese visited ST.
Marks Church. Capitol Hill, on St.
Marks Day. April 3s, Rev. C. r. Stet-
son, rector. The confirmation services
which have been given throughout Lent
by the rector. have been wen attended
and the number Of adults IN the class
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,yerpo0l tutures &c due b be quoted
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotahons furnibed by ". 3. Hibss 3 Ca,
Es1hen q he chicasO Board q Trade. Hibas
Chicago, April 26-wheat nrm at gains
Of lssa2k on good buying May, Liz
July. L12ssal-l2&; September, LOsSaI. .Os5k
Corn followed wheat and was steady,
lsal higher. May. 7sA; July, 77S; Sep
tember, 754sa757t-
Oats, \ lower 20 = higher, in sympathy
with wheat and corn. May, 57H. July
5t51i September, 4i1kaAt
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Some Pulpit Topics in
TO-mOrrOw's Services

DR.. c. Ernest Smith: "A Case
OF Conscience"
Rev. Wiley: Some Failures
of the Church"
DR.. Montgomery: The Popular
Appetite"
Rev. Gray: "AbdiI BAHIA and
the Forty Thieves"
Col. Oracle Cat st. ThomasD:
The Efhcacy of Prayer"
DR.. woodrow: The Old Puri-
tan"
DIR. Goodwin: Bringing Our
Sons Up to Date"
DIR. Wood: Thrift"
DR.. Sewell: THE Church's Pub
licity."'
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Pstrick's Church next Sunday at Ii
o'clock. The sermon viii be preached
by Rev. William J. Carroll
Father Russell will address the League
Of the Good Shepherd at It's weekly
meeting at 7:3O .. m. Sunday night.
Beginning next Wednesday. May de-
votions will be held In this church every
evening during the month Of May. They
will consist of a short instruction and
benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament,
and will last only half an hour.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New YOtk AFe.. H and 18th Sta
Dr. waIaos Radcliffe. Pssto.
naea n--PubHe worship: sermon b. the pastor
$40 p n.-Musial intsrvresntioa q vOn wsbb-rs
MzS In O.
Mnaie led b. quartet ehoar.
sD q. m.-l3ibis school.
ssS a. n--AduIt easssH
f1o p n.-chhstAn Endsa,ds. soc1s4y.
cHURca OF THE ooVENANF.
conn- ave. and lath So
Charles Weed. minister.
befnard .. blakamp, Ministers aasfgtant. :
Harry Barenos Angus. minister q Pea ChspsL :
u 90 a m.-seTmou b. the minister.
Musical serEies led b dOubls quartet from IN 70
800 p m.-seTmon b. Rev. DR. 4. Herbert sray,
o Glasgow. Scotland.
so m--Sermon By the minister; n1bjrrt.
Thrift"
Musical SerIiee from Tn to o'eIoek. led by the
Motet Chorus Choir. Otto 7. simon.
director; Harvey Murray. orElnist.
The order q servics viii include cho-
ruses from Mendelsohn and HAYDEN.
Sunday school at ss9 a. m
Snrstan EndeaSr nesting at ss5 p n.
Ihursday evening at 9. midHeek serTice.
FIRST. the stnngeT's sabhath Home" John Mar.
shall Piaco n W. Donald O. MacLeod Minister.
eO 4 m. Sunday school and adult Bihle elauses
u .. m. Rev. A. n. Cray. d. D. Of Glaszow
Scotland. viii preach. T75 d m nlustrHted
ms Pa6tArrhAs b. the pastor. An velcons.
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FINANCE EAND REALTY


Washington Gas stock was the leader
yesterday on the washington stock tx
change During the session BOO shares
changed hands al 81 "a. At the close
81 5-S was the bid. and 81 rs the asking
price.
Railway common opened at ~ IL. and
after selling on declining scale, closed
at 81 At the close the stock was stil
offered at this price but the best bid re-
ceived was S1-2
The sale OF twenty-five shares al - IA
was the only business done IN Railway
preferred.
United states Trust stock was the only
bank security traded Ten shares Of this
stock sold at l5S1-2.
The bid FOR National Savings and Trust
advanced from 30 TO 20 without result
ing in sale The asking price was ~
8 several small lots Of Capital Traction
stock sold at lz7 rhe bonds OF this
company sold at l1ol-4.
Two sales Reported.
Z George L. Isemann has purchased from
the h r. Howenstein Company. the
'six-room dwelling at Izy PennsyIvania
Avenue Southeast, for $4.sSg, and Mrs.
Fannie NJ. nicholson has purchased the
5eight-noom dwelling at IOll u street
Northeast, for Sz,y5.
Buys $1,000 Residence.
MRS. Lavinia }. Moss has purchased
from Hugh A. Thrift and J. s. Gruvert
the three-story ten-room residence at
ISIS S street Northwest Tor yfsSW. me
sale was made through the ONCE OF
shannon a Luchs.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IstA
and stS nv. Services Sunday. II =. N. and .
p N.
Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH"
Sunday school. II a. N. Wednesday evening"
meeting. O'CLOCK. Public curdiaIly invited. Read
ing room, col ColoFado Bldg.
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THEOsOPHY.

rs THEosoPHY WORTH WHILE" Lecture
Sunday HIS at 4Is CorruCan Bldg. By Mr.. r.
DaTies Public invited. Free study classes We'd
nesdAy and Friday, p. m
PUBLIC LECTURE By MRS. A. NJ JAQUESs.
All invited. Subject, What Il the General Out
look Of the American Nation From Theosophical
standpointl Is Republic q Failuref' Washing
ton Lodge Thesophical Society. no 3. Cap 81,
Sunday, s D. m.
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AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and Sts. m.
DR.. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II 4 NJ,
Three Noncouformistss' Td5 d N, Three Can-
didates." Bible School, 80 a m; C. L. 7 ,. N.
< HEz swEM's ubject: Strange Stories Of
succrss." sunday night. o'c "A Noted Man.
II q. N. Centennial Baptist Church. sth and Eye
Sts n Z
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FREE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY.

THE FREE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY WILL MEET
On sunday D. n IN East Washington Han. sH
Pa. Ave s. Z. Addrrss on The Passing Of Ma
tionaI Religions and the Coming Of Universal He
Hnon," b Rev. Edwin Evans An cordially N
yited
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at IL O'Clock. at Rausch-
ers, cor. Conn, ave. and L st. NV. Subject os
lecture by Bishop OLIVER c. sABIN: We
Reap As We Sow" Hall cOmmodioIS seats free;
surroundings elegant all invited.
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL 5. d. A CHURCH, l10 nth 81
n. W. SUBJECT for Sunday evening Aprn -:
Disasters BY Land and Sea-what Do Thess
ninzs TeachI" All invited.
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UNIvERsALIsr.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SITS.
n W. Rev. John Van Schsick. r.. d. D.. pa
tor. II a. m, morning service; ssrnon by the
Rev. L. J. Richards Of Baltimore. ss5 a. n.
Sunday school II a. N, kind9Earten- D. m.
Up C U.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and CoTc0ran StS y. ". Ths
Rev. Frank ssEal. d. D., Pastor. will preach At
II a. m The Churrh's Publicity" s Matt.
II. Sunday school, Els Vespes, p m. WIN
brief address FIRE. loan hhrary of the writings oS
SWedenborE. Free tT1cts IN the veStibule
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Mis-
Emma Gray and Or. Rieker. teachers and heale1s
q % yea1 experiences. Daily noon meettns.
Symposium Wednesdays. d m. Loan Truss
BldG.. y md 9th. Public inHitsd.
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MAY t-wEDNEsDAY-FEAsf OF ST. PHILIP
AND ST. JAMES.
II % a m.-Holy Communion; festival serviea
Preacher. the Presiding Bishop. Right
Rev. Daniel 5. Tutfle. d. d.. Ii. ID.
10 p. m--MeetinE of the National Cathedral As
sociation 1t the csthednl School foz
Gris.
80 p m--Choni eIcnsOag and special sermon By
Rev. W. 7. Manning. d. D., Rector
of Trinity Psrish. New York.
MAY s-TBURsDAY.
ps1 q. m--ouiet hour for Conyent5on Of the
Daughters of the King condncted by
Rev. G. r. stetson. Rector Of ST.
Marks Parish. Washington. d. C..
Cathedral lecturer.
II % 4 m-Holy comnnniou; festival music. Fos
The Daughters Of the King. CelehrauL
ths Bishop of Pittsbmg.
so .. m--FestiIAl SsrTics for the Daughters d the
King. spsAksn: The Bishop ot ohio
and Rev. George r. Dudley Rector cf
Do
MAY -FRIDAY.
II % q m--SerVics and confirmation for Cathedral
school for Boys; festival music.
Preacher, the Bishop Of Washington.
so .. n--sunday School worken' servics; festisai
music. Preacher, the Bishop Of Rhode
Island.
lGAY t-sArURDAY-TRADTTIo DATE OF
OUR LORDS ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN.
u % q. n.-Holy Communion; festival music; Cor
poSate Oonmnnion Of the Bishops
Guild PreAchsS Rev. J. II. NeamA
Rector of Ascension Parsh, Washing-
ton. ID. C.. honorary canon-
40 p m--Chndrens festival SerTice; special muac.
Preacher. the Bishop q PittsburE.
MAY S-FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER
II % a m--SeTTico for Cathedral School for GIrs;
cunnImation and Holy Communion:
festival music. PrAehsr. the Bishop
of Washington
f1o p m.-FestiEai eTeDsong. Colonial Danes
servics. Preacher. Canon McKim.
so p m--Girls' Friendly Society annual festival
smrice Preacher the Bishop Of MARY
land.
MAY s-MoNDAY.
Il % g. n--Holy CmmmiO1; festival music serV-
ice for Girls Friendly Society Aso-
so p m--Men WORKER service: festival music.
Preacher. Rev. Alexander Mann. ID.
D.. Rector q Trinity Parish. Boston
MAY TUESDAY.
Il % a. m--Holy Communion; serIics foE the Dio-
cesGn BrAnch q the WomHn's AuIil-
an; festival music. Preacher. the
Bishop q WHshington-
sm p. m--w@en W1kers' seTTice; festival music.
Preacher. the Bishop Of HarIsbnE-
MAY S-wEDNEsDAY.
ioN q. m.-0peninE serJics q the Diocesan CouTen-
ton; Holy Communion; festival muse.
Preacher. the Bishop q Albany.
$50 p m--Annual diocssan Missionary service and
meeting; festival music. PreacheT, the
Bishop Of KENTUCKY.
SPECIAL NOTICES
On account o. the limited dc a the Bethlehem
NuAEtAs h4ttau u ul1 ofcnlns brFNlCcs ~
of festival services have been arranged 20 that all
interested may attend At least one serJioe.
All Of the services. except On May !, will Be
open 10 the public
On st. Philip and st. James Day Wednesday
May I. al the II q m. and 4 .. N services. ad-
mission viii be b. card only until ten minutes before
the hour. when the public will be admitted to all
vacant seats.
PEOPLES EvENsoNG. ST. Adams CHURCH.
Sunday. y N. Canon De yries viii preach
Ths Cathedral Choir Win sing. Take TennalytOSn
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The Home Mission OF Ny Denomlna-
tion; Bird's-eye View is the subject
for to-morrow's Christian Endeavor
meetings. Reference Is made To Psalms
xxxiii;s-2.
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Y. w. c. A.

YOUNG woNEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
I2th and = Sta " W. Vesper service go D n
Speaker. Mr< F1orrnce H. Wiberi subject, ''Our
National Ideals" SPECIAL music.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH eor iIih and L sta NV.
UhEses g. B. Pierue. D. d. minister. rs an,
Sunday school; PcHtanadlaEts sClaz. Caaa tor .thS
Comparative Study of RsiIEim. and Unity Study
Casa II 4. m. morning ssrTics; sermon By the
miniEteT. There Is also hndezarten' during the
hour q morning wcszhip. IN p: n Young PeO-
ple's Religious Union ms pubic inTitcd TO al
eeTTices E~s
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
near 18th and n Sta Rev. Earle wilhey, Pastur
Morning serTios at II: ''Soms Faiiures of the
Church." Evening At 9: The MCFAI MessaEs q
Shaksspeare As Seen IN Maaheth-"
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GOSPEL MISSION

a4-1s ~ ST y. W. John Marshall Plaoe)
Capt. C. h. Stanley. the converted comedian.
viii speak at Sunday night and sing his orizinal
songz. Open-air meeting Saturday at IN, with
Miss Beelman cornetist, and Mrs. Madison Clark
and H. d. Gordon soloists Meetings every night.
All welcome.
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sPIRITUALisr.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsr CHURCH, Pythfan Ten
pie. l0l2 Sth St. NV. sscood noor. Tze D n.
lccturs and meSages hy Mrs, z. B. KateS Sub
ject b. audience An invited.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
,An s.a.. q An ous.tion.,

HON JOHN. G. cAPERs The Nstions wei
M ~A St n. W.. > p n TsieuuA
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.

18th st., near Dupont Circle.
BetHecn and Q Sta
II q m.-"A CASE OF CONBCIENCEs Sermon
byl the rector. O. Ernest Smith. D. D..
ID. Q. L
~ m--ThAnkluiFlng ssryics for delisennoes rom
the penls q ths -. COL GRACfE,
who went down with the Titanic. viii give
address: "a POWERFUL ILLUS
TRATIoN OF TIE EFFICACY or
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,

I'd 81. and Washington Circle.
Rev. Robert TlIb0t. Rector
Rev. Georse ". Atkinson. Curate.
IN a. m.-Holy Communion.
ssD q. m.-Sunday school
l00o q. m--Celebration and instruction.
II 90 q. m--Matins and sermon by the rector
500 p m--ChorAl eEensong and semn.
The seats are free.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,

MAsA Ave- and Iah ST. N W.
Rev. ]. Henning Nelms Rector.
Rev. Z. S. Hale, CurAte
Services at s and II a. N, % and D m At
the II O'Clock service the Bishop of the Diocese
Win administer the sacred rits Of confirmation.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
Cor. 18th and COrcoran Sts. n. W.
Rev. ]. J. Dimou. Rector
Rev. W. NJ. Pettis D. D.. Curate
Services:
10 a. m.-Holy Communion.
80 a- m--Sunday school.
Il % q. m.-Moruing service and ssrnon By the Rev
J. r. Ella
500 p m--EEening service. confirmation and ser
mon by the Right Rev. Alfred Hard
ing d. D., Bishop Of Washington.
AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
tCommonly called 'Epscopai'D
Our Church is Catholic. but not Roman.
The Nativity. 18th and A ~ Tso sas, II,
The Resurrection. 18th and @ ne. 35D. .. N.
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EPIPHANY CHURCH.

EPIPHANY CHURCH,
@ St. near Hth.
Rev. r. II. Mckim. d. D.. Rector.
Rev. 7. HubertJones. Assistant Minister.
Archdeacou Madden. of Liverpool viii preach at
II o'clock. Other services at a. N. 4 and Q
p m Strangers welcome.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL, Eth and O sts su. Rev.
Charles =. Edwards. Ticzr. Services. II q. m aud
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Right Rev william 7. Russell. D. D..
win celebrate the high mass At st.
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st. DarR's Church

ID and Sta s. Z
Rev. @. r. StetSon. Rector.
hoay Nummuniou - q N
Morning serTce and sermou.................uo II %
Evening $40 p m
The rector viii preach morning and evening
Church open every day from TO y and from 70 S.
ETery one Il WelcomS.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth St.. near ST. y. E.
Services: IN. oso and Il a. n so and rs
p m PREACHER at II q. N. and T:5 .. H. the
Rev. Father Field, s. s. J. Z. Frre and open to
all, every day. all day.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
sAosLa Ths Herald
EPISCOPAL.

Neffces for fhsSs columns shoHia reaeh Ths
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ALL SOULS MISSION,

Cor. Conn. and Cathedral AvesL
The Rev. ]. Macbride sterrett D. D.
Services:
IL 90 a. m.-Mornins prayer: sermon by the Rev. n.
H. D. Sterett. Uf Columbus, Ohio.
SD p m--AdminiStratiou of the Sacrament Of Bsp-
tizn-
40 p. m--Administrstiou Of the Rite Of Conhrma-
tion By the Bishop o the Diocese the
Right Rev. Alfred Harding D. d.,
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Pastor Hugh T. Stevenson. Of the
Bethany Baptist Church. completes to-
morrow morning his series of sermons
on The Eternal Christ" by preaching on
THE Second Coming OF Christ" The
evening service viii be principally must
cal-an evening with the choir. Pastor
Stevenson will speak briefly on The
Revealed Sentence"
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WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL.

he Bishop and Chapter announce the following
services TO mark the commencement q the full
round q Cathedral wor1hip. beginning Nay l:
DAILY.
Morning prayer tezcept sunday1. = N.
Evening praJer....-.-------..-----. p m
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

rancherS tO affiliate themselves with the institute in this county which is to work for the prizes offered for the development of the soil and the planting of more and better crops. r. W. Wilson of the experiment sta tion. and J. l. Edson of the local institute will also speak
 POWER DEVELOPMENT The northeastern portion Of the valley will soon he provided with cheap power and lights if the plans of q transmission company now being dis cusSed by :l number of the farmers in that section materialize. The trans mission lines can be built for S200 a mile. if is said. and will run from the power house at the Arizona falls To the Indian school and Scottsdale. Power can be secured from the rec lamation service for a cent and Il half per kilowatt. The main lines will be built by stock company formed Tor tho purpose while the farmers living off Of the trInk line can connect with it by building their own laterals
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
Of Local Interest
 STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re- port. April 4
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet ~ ... l6e.5O Contents Of reservoir. acre 1t. .57l. .447 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 l year ago today. feet. .....- 1G6.S5 Contents of reservoir year
 ago today. acre feet. 564, ,65S Gain preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ..... ..... 5.543 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ. | ................. .l6l. TO Amount Of water used for ir-
 gation, north side, M. L..... 2S.G20 Amount of water used for ir-
 gation. south side. NJ I..... l7.940 Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Probably fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p m
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05

yesterday.
 Temperature. degrees ...."S SO DcWpnint. degrees ....40 A Humidity, per cent. ...52 l9 Wind-direction .....E Wind-velocity, miles ..S s edlHcF ....-.--.. .Cltif tIcdT Mean daily humidity ..............3G 3G Mean daily temperature .....-.....69 Highest temperature ..............Sl Lowest temperature .............57 Excess in temperature yesterday. : degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month, l degree.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. Sl degrees Deficiency in rainfall yeStcrda!. |. 0.02 inches.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, 0.06 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January ]. 04S inches.
 ROBERT F. BRIGGS:
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
CANDIDATES REGISTER-Coun

The Cement Workers Concrete company has removed to 20 East Adams street, Adams Hotel building.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
CIRCUS OAH-This

with all of the usual accompanimentS The FlotO shows will arriv, early this morning from California Jack Beck who beats 'em to il by one day WAS here yesterday making final arrangemtnts for the big pres
Arizona republican., 1912-04-05
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