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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-14

En- la calle de Ia luna za@uan de la
casa nUmero Is, ha sido encontrado
muerto al ciudadano Valentiu Xainzo.
Los famihares reclamaron el cadaver
para yeario, y el Juez municipal conce-
do el correspondence permiso
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Clattnlu

washington's biggest Catholic event
the great mission OF the Precious Blood
Fathers at St Mary's Church-will SOL
emnly close tomorrow night The vast
Fifth street edifice has been packed every
the closing ceremonies OF Sunday night
the regular body Df ushers has been ma
.teriaIly increased. to insure good seat
Ing arrangement and compliance with
the District fire marshars regulations.
The ceremonies will consist of solemn
vespers. mission sermon. renewal Of
baptisma1 VOWS, and benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament. and will commence
at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. Father Benedict.
c. PIP. s.. will deliver the sermon.
The masses tomorrow will be at $50.
7.30. 9:l5. and 1870 O'Clock. the latter to
be a solemn high mass The missionary
fathers will preach at all the services.
Easter morning will be marked by SOL
emnity OF ceremonial at st. Joseph's
Church. Solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at 1880 o'clock by the Rev. VAL
entine F. schmitt. pastor of ST. Joseph's.
Rev. Ignatius Fealy. assistant pastor.
will be deacon. and Mr.. Patrick J.
Byrne. a young seminarian, will
be subdeacon. George A Gray. Of
st. Joseph's parish. will ofiiciate as
master Of ceremonies. The Easter ser
mon viii be given by the Very Rev. A. p.
Doyle, c. s. p. head of the Apostolic
Mission House. and one OF the foremost
missionary preachers In the church.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06

preceding the meeting Of the District
Union. when the Dirtrict junior superIn-
tendent. Mrs. G. ]. p. Barger. will sug-
gest plans for the spring and summer
work of the boys and girls.
THE kind of life we shall wish we
had lived is the topic for the Easter
meeting Of c. z. societies tomorrow.
This Is the monthly conservation serv-
ice. the lesson for which Is Luke xvi:fs-S1.
The social committee OF First Congre-
gational Society announces a dramatic
recital entitled THE Colleen Bawn," TO
be given by Miss Ada Louise Townsend.
on April II. The entertainment viii be
given at the church, the proceeds to be
used for the purpose Of sending a dele
gate to the Silver Bay missionary con-
ferences In July.
The executive committee of the West
Street Presbyterian Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. met Tuesday evening At the home Of
the president. Mr.. ]. B. Reeside. ana
planned the details OF the efficiency cam
pajsn upon which the society has. en-
tered.
At Friends Church the Easter c.. E
service win be led by Miss Eleanor Hunt.
The Endeavor Society Of Third Bap-
tist Church has voted TO enter the cf-
ficiency campaign
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Wrthnhtat

Rev. Z. v. REGISTER, pastor Of Mount
Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
South. who succeeds the Rev. ]. Howard
Wells. breaches his initial sermon. here
Sunday morning. The Rev. Mr.. Wells has
been assigned to- the Trinity NJ. K.
Church In Roanoke. Va. The Rev. Mr.
REGISTER was presiding elder Of the Bal
timore Conference.
Another change in the pastorate of the
NJ. Z. Church South was made. The
Rev. c. NJ Hesser. pastor of the Emery
M. f. Church South. will go TO Ariing-
ton NJ f. Church South, Of Baltimore
He win be succeeded by the Rev. E. l..
Wooif, from Trinity Church. Roanoke.
Va
A committee Of women Representing
the Methodist churches south Of the
District, met last evening in Mount ver-
non Church to plan entertainment for
the women's Missionary Council, at
Mount Vernon Church from next We'd
nesday until the following Tuesday. Two
hundred delegates from every State in
the Union will attend. Missionary work.
both home and foreign. will be discussed.
The council Is the woman's auxiliary. to
the conference. Bishop E. r. Hendrix.
of Kansas City. Mo-; Bishop w. B. Muir
rah. Of jackson. Miss; Bishop A. w.
Wilson, Of Baltimore, and Bishop Col
Inns Deney. Of Richmond, will attend
and participate.
President Taft probably will receive
the delegates on the last afternoon of
the session.
The pastor of Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Rev. W. r. wedderspoon.
ID. D., has just returned for the meet
ing Of the general deaconess board. held
In Cleveland. Ohio, and will occupy the
pulpit tomorrow morning and evening.
as usual.
The theme in the morning will be HE
Is Risen" and in the evening, "Recog-
milton OF friends In heaven Special
Easter music will be furnished by the
quartet choir at each service.
Easter Sunday will be appropriately
observed at Hamline Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church by special services and
music. On Wednesday. Thursday. and
Friday evenings OF this week religious
services were held preparatory to the
Easter festival on Sunday. The pastor.
Rey. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray, will preach
at the IL o'clock morning service on the
theme, "The Supreme affirmation" In
the evening at the o'clock service viii
be sung a special Easter choral service
by the quartet Of the church, composed
OF Miss Christine NJ. Church, soprano;
Miss Marguerite Depue, contralto; Mr.
George V. Blakeney, tenor; Mr.. Henry
NJ. Forker. barytone. and Miss Edith b.
Athey. organist, assisted by a chorus
OF trained voices.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Ofsftple

On Sunday morning the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and d streets
northeast, will have a double ceiebrs-
tion. They Will celebrate Easter with
appropriate music and sermon. and also
the twenty-first anniversary Of the Or
ganization Of the church. Twenty-one
years ago. on the 5th day Of April. this
church was organized In small chapel
on the site nova occupied by the large
church building.
Less than 100 members inaugurated the
church. E. B. Bagby was the frst pas
tor. and remained with the church for
fifteen years The church had a won
derful growth under his ministry. The
present pastor. George A. Miller, has
been with the church five years. The
growth OF the church has continued
during the present pastorate. The
church has now property valued at about
$4,000, with but a few thousand dollars
Indebtedness. There Is an active mem
bership Of 1,054. and an inactive list of
els. The Bible school has an enrolment
OF 1000. and had an average attendance
during March Of s5s. Last year Il was
necessary to buy an adjoining residence
to accommodate the growing work OF
the church, and now additional room Is
badly needed.
This church starts on its twenty-sec-
ond year with bright prospects. At
night the pastor will continue his travel
sermons. preaching on mount Tabor
and the TRANSPORTATION"
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. near Fourteenth and N streets.
Rev. Earle Wiley. pastor. ''Hosanna."
Jules Granier, and awake. Thou that
sleepest.~ C. Austin Miles, viii be sung
by the quartet, Miss Helen L. Crennan,
soprano: Miss Emma Houchen. alto: Mr..
w. E. Braithawaite, tenor; Mr.. Frank
SUNNY, bass. The sermon subject Is
THE Divine Conqueror," the. pastor
preaching.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Y. M. C. AS Notable Guest.

Gov. Marshall. of Indiana, Is guest
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion. Of Washington. to-day and to-
morrow, at the New Willard Hotel This
morning at o'clock he will meet the
group OF employed officers In their reg
ular morning conference. and at 1870
will call upon President Taft at the
White House. In the afternoon Gov.
Marshall speaks before the motormen
and conductors OF the Capital Traction
Company at the regular weekly meeting
under auspices Of the Y. NJ. e. A. His
principal address will be that given at
the First Congregational Church SUM-
day afternoon at 800 o'clock on THE
new Puritan" This service is open to
men Of the city. Hon. Henry B. F. Mac
fariand will preside, and Secretary
Cooper. of the Y. NJ. c. A.. will intro
duce the speaker. Rev. DR.. Woodrow
and Rev. Paul Hickok will participate
in the service. and a programme Of
music under the direction Of Mr.. Whiddit
will be rendered.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06

chofo; Mrs Gilbert A. Clark. and post
lude. 'Marche- tscotson Clarke). A more
elaborate programme is plsnned>for the
evening.
Last Thursday evening at the Grace
Baptist Church, Ninth and ID streets
southeast, +. Woodward gave an adj
dress on The iaymen's view Of the
church,s present outlook" based upon
study OF the social Industrial and
economic conditions OF the last twenty
i've years In their relation TO the church.
Last Wednesday evening the Bsraca
Class OF the Sunday school visited the
Randle Hlghlands' Baptist Church for
the purpo<e OF cooperating In the found
ing OF a Baraca class there.
The power of Christ's resurrection"
will be the theme Of DR.. Muir's sermon
In the observance Of Easter tomorrow
morning at the Temple Baptist Church.
The choir will render special music and
the Lords Supper win be celebrated. At
the evening service the ordinance OF
baptism VIII be administered to several
recent converts. The pastors subject
VIII be Seekers encouraged
The attendance of the Sunday school
Of the Calvary Baptist Church class q
last Sunday was 2le. During the pre-
ceding week they had Is calls and is
written communications. II is a mixed
class of men and women. The motto is:
"Upbuilding Of Christian character"
Class q has a history covering about
quarter OF a century, during which time
IL has had four different teachers. The
first OF these was DR.. Gregory, by whom
the class was organized. He was sue
ceeded by Hon. w. w. Brown. who. In
turn. was succeeded by Judge L. r.
Smith. who served as its teacher from
lSS1 to 1906. when his health necessitated
his relinquishing the active direction CT
the class. DR.. Edward L. Richardson.
who had been co-teacher for the preced-
ing three years. then assumed charge of
the class.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Huthrran

At the Lutheran Church Of the Epiph-
any, Sixteenth and U streets northwest.
the chorus choir Of the church. under the
direction of Mr.. L. Russell Alden. win
render shelley's ''vistory." and Porters
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day" at the
morning service. and Miss Edith Stowell.
soprano, viii sing Tosti's -Resurrcxit..
The pastor Of the church. Rev. Charles
+. Steck. ID. D., win preach upon the
theme The Day Of JOY" In the even-
ing. the Sunday School will render
service entitled The Life Triumphant.
Mr.. John Stoweli viii have charge Of the
music at that service.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Of John Mzrshal place and u
q. nv. Sames she-a Montgomery. pastor. Pubhe
services al II O'Clock. with sermon b. the pastoS
subject. The Divine Gardener" At o'eocx Dr
Montgomery win speak the subject. How It
Seemed TO the Man in the Valley" Special Eas-
ter music will be rendered by the choir At the
morning and evening services. most cordial
welcome given to the public to attend all the
ices q the day.
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and streets northwest.
REV. JOSEPH ~ II. GRAY. MINISTER
90 n. m--Sunday school.
II 90 a m.-"THE SUPREME AFFIRMATION"
100 ?. m--Epworth League praise service.
500 p. m--EASTER CHORAL SERVICE
All sittings free. Visitors always welcume
FOUNDRY II. T. CHURCH, 18th and Church s,s.
Rev. W. r weddcrspoon. ID. D.. pastor. $50 a. m.
Sunday school: II a. m. He Is Risen;'' D. m.
EJJWorth League: ?. m. ''RecuCnition of kriends
In Heaven" Quartet choir. Visitors welcome.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Orrshutrriall


The annual meeting of the Presbytery
of Washington is scheduled for Monday.
the 18th, and will convene I'm the evening
at 7:3o o'clock in the Church Of the
Covenant. In addition to receiving the
annual reports Of the several churches.
whose fiscal years have just closed,
commissioners from the Washington
Presbytery to the general assembly,
which meets in May. will be named.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Meigs. who
has been assisting the Fourth Church
In a survey Of its Sunday work for the
past three months, will give a farewell
talk to the congregation. His topic Is
announced as "a walk to Emmaus."
Growing out OF this special investigation
and the desire OF DIR. Kelly to enlarge
the usefulness Of the organizations
within the church. such as the Bible
school. the young peoples work. and the
adult societies. an assistant to the min
lister will be engaged before the fan
work. opens. Members OF the session
have been particularly urgent In COM
manding this proposal. and they look
for advance in membership and coui-
munity service as a result Of the new
plan.
Impressive in the extreme was the
communion service at New York Avenue
last Thursday evening. Though only a
three-year-old custom with this congre-
cation, IL has evidently become an estab-
lished one. The attendance has grown
each year. the church being completely
hIled Thursday night.
Meetings OF the League OF the Cove
nsnt held this week were well attended.
The Holy Week services at 5 o'clock each
afternoon. with musical prelude at 40.
have evidently taken place IN the
hearts of the Church of the Covenant
members. IL the attendance yesterday
afternoon may be interpreted as an In
dex.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor. 10Th
and G sts. NV. Rev. Samuel n. Woodrow. ID. D..
pastor. II a. m. public worship. with serrnou By
the pastor; subject. "METAMORPHOSIS' Mu-
sc by the quartet and chorus choir. 30 a. m.
Sunday school. s.5 p. m, Y. P. S. C. L. sp. m.
EASTER CANTAIA from 'sEPULcHER To
THRONE"
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road. near 18th st. Rev. Ffsnk J. Good
win. minister. Morning service, II O'Clock; sermoE
By the minister: sibiect. The Reasonable Hope
of Immortality" Evening service. oelock: ssrv-
ice by the Sunday school: subject. Love Triumph
ant" Sunday school. 90 a. m. adult classes. 10
a. %. Christion Endearor meetinZ. SO D m
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Christian Endeapor

The District of Columbia Christian En-
deayor Union viii hold its annual mis-
sionary meeting Monday evening at s
O'Clock, at st. Pauis English Lutheran
Church. Eleventh and II streets The
work of mission study classes viii be
demonstrated by model class on the
platform before the audience. Mrs. D..
E. wiber viii speak on The progress
Of American missions" Report on the
proposed temperance legislation. for the
District will be made by Rexford L.
Holmes. W. e. Braithawaite- win have
charge Of the music and Miss Mabel
Benzler will render a solo.
superintendents OF Junior c. E. soci-
etss Will hold q conference, p O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Onttartan

Plans Of the new edifice Of All Souls
Church. which will be located on the
east side Of Sixteenth street. between r
and streets, are now being prepared by
Wood Dom & Deming. The 'edifice will
include the church and chapel, the latter
to be In memory Of Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. It is said that the style Of archi-
lecture to be followed win be Gothic
and the completed edifice will represent
an outlay of s250.000.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and Is. NV.
Dr. J. ]. Muir. pastor. IL a N, Easter service.
with special music; 7s5 p m, Seekers Encou-
aged: - baptism& Bible srhool. 80 q. m; O Ell
2. N.
pie Are ytsitsd By Angeis." Sunday night. o'c
No morning meeting. CAPITAL Baptist Church.
Typosraphical Temple. - @ st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
Gpiarnpaltaia

Easter Day-not Easter Sunday. as one
sometimes hears It, Easter never follow
ing by chance on any day but Sundays
the day when all communicants of the
church should exercise their highest
privilege as communicates. All such
churches as Epiphany, ST. Marks. 81.
Paufs, ST. Margaret's, ST. Thomas, and
St. Johns, Georgetown. the members are
always greatest.
Rev. J. Townsend Russell. who is al
ways very ready TO respond TO calls Of
the clergy who may need special help.
he himself not having just now the care
and responsibility of a parish. viii be
much missed this Easter. He and Miss
Russell have Just left the Highlands TO
spend Easter IN New Pork.
Rev. +. Ward Denys, wnu IL equally kind
in aiding where aid is required-he, too.
being free from parochial cares-wlll be
at St Michael and All Angels on Eas-
ter Day-that church being pastorless.
having been SO for some time.
On Monday next the various parishes
win hold their annual parish meetings.
when new vestrymen will be elected or
the old members reelected. AS soon
after the parish meeting as possible the
newly elected vestry will hold meeting.
when wardens will be elected. also dele
gates to the May convention. Blanks fof>
the purpose of duly certifying to legal
election of these officers have been re-
ceived by the rectors Of parishes from
the secretary OF the convention, whose
duty II is to send them to the clergy
Untitled to receive them.
At st. Margaret's Church. Bancroft
place and Connecticut avenue, having
succeeded in paying of its debt-having
raised last Easter Day $4,000 for that
purpose-will devote its offering to the
object of a new parish hall, which is
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and stx. nv.
Rev. John Van Schaiek. II. D. D.. pastor. II
m. morning service; sermon by the PASTOR sub
Ject, The Road to Emmaus." 9s5 n N, Sunday
school II a. m. kindergarten .. N, z p.
O. T.: subject. '-Ihe Life Beyond Death" led By
the rzsfor
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
PREsBxTERIAS.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH.
n. Z. ave. H and l5th sts
Dr. Wallace RadcHne. pastor.
II % a. m.-Entsr sermoa sy the pastor.
Ts1 p m-Easter Pisise:s NIarks ..yictory Divine
Three parA Granier's "A Man sAaD
De.
On a m.-Bible school.
SIS a. m.-Adult eiasses
So p n--Christian EndeaTor Society.
FIRST. the Strangers Sabbath Home" John Mar
shall place NV. Donald C. Macleod minister
90 a. m. Sunday school and Bible ciassesL sps.
eial Easter Exercises. II a. m. Easter music and
Easter music and the Lordis super. All welcome
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
conn. ave-. n and 18th stk
Charles Wood. minister.
Bernard O. Braskamp. ministers assistant
Harry baremore Angus. minister of PEEK ChapeL
Il 90 a. m.-semon BY the minister
ausical service led b. double quartet from s0 70
o'clock-
30 p. m--StmOu by the minister: ub1ect. "E.s-
ter tn Daily Experience"
500 p m-sermon by the minister: subject, Christ
Standing on the Shore"
Musical serSioe from : 70 10 o'elock, led by sIf
Charles Tittmann. basso; Nr. Herman
Rakemann. violin: Mr. Richard Lorie-
berg. ViolonceIlo: Mr.. +. yarell,
harp. Sclos by Mr. Tittmann: To
Scenes Of Peace Retiring t,Iczartl.
Gods Glory in Nature (BeethoFeal
Sunday school at ssB a m
Christian EndeavoE meeting at SIS D. n.
1hursdsy evening at s. midwcek service.
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LUTHERAN.

ST MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH. ah and B
Sta ~. Rev. J. Luther Fzntz. pastor. At so
q. m. Sunday school. At II a. m. The Resur-
rection JOY" 7s6 p. m. Easter service bg the
I Sunday school. entitled Life Triumphant" Spe-
cial music. Come. worship with usi
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18th and L sta
Ulysses G. B. Rsrce. ID. D.. minister. 80 n m.
Sunday school, Easter carol service II a m.
morning scFTice: semou BY the minister. There is
also Kindergarten during the hour Of morning woE-
ship. 80 p. m. Young Peoples Religious Union.
The rsikiic invited IN an srrvireS
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The lookout committee Of Nineteenth
Street Baptist Society will give a recep-
ton to new members on Friday, April II.
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sPIRITUAbIsM.

ALFRED n. TERRY Win hold q meeting sunday
sEening at O'Clock In Flyuns Hall. corner Of
sth and ats. nv. Lecture followed hy messages.
.Meeting On Friday night At 81 O 81. Inter
views daily 'Phone LiEen. I5-E
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rHE sEcULAR LEAGvE.
un ssaes Of An ou..tionAJ

s.rsfMoRrALlrY OF THE SOUL ]. Henry Ben.
Discussion pro and con. 7ythian Tsnpia nu ~
= nr.. ,. N. Wslruns
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ST. ALBAH's PARISH.

ST. ALBAN's CHURCH:
7s6 n m--Ho5 Communion
ssD o. m.-SuBday shool.
ilae .. n.-Monins prayer, sermon, and Holy Com
munich
so p n--sIi.siOnay serrioe for the children Of
the parish.
ST. CoLUMBIA's CHURCH. TENNALLYroWN:
go a. m.-Hoy Communion.
ssS q. m.-Sunday school,
II % a m.-Moming prayer. sermon. and Holy Com
muniou.
T5o p m.-Eseung prayer and sermon.
ST DAyfD's CHAPEL. CONDUIT ROAD:
zoo a m--Sundsy school
II % a m.-Aorning prayer. sermOo. and Holy Com
munion-
I'D .. m--Evening TEayer and snnou.
ALL SOULS MISSION. CONNECTICUT AVE:
SO 4 m.-Holy Communion
II % .. m.-Mornins prayer. Holy cOunuiOu. and
sermon.
90 ?. m.-Egening prayer and sermon
ST. PATRIcK's MISSION, FoXHALL ROAD:
u % q. n.-Moning prayer. Holy Communion. and
sermon
ST. GEORGES MISSION. TESNALLYrOwN:
$40 a- m.-Holy Communion.
90 n m--Sundsy school.
4 n 49,
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS sEAToS win sise TAN e-ery Tuesday. sas
d N. a. hsr nme apartment. cur. nth and I sta
suhsect April .: Universal Religion Puolie "
yited- Patients treated week days.
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sPIRITUALIsr.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsr CHURCH. Pythisn Ten
pie. l0l2 sth e. NV. second floor. 10 p m Ice
ture By G. W. .Kates On -Place Power and
Growth Of Spiritualism." Messages hy Afrs Kates.
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BUNKER.

ave. Sc Elder H. C. Eariy. pastor. Elder Isaac
Long. nissiOoGry from India, will speAk morning
and evening: also lecture tonight at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
ALL SOULS MISSION,

Conner. Conn and Cathedral aIes.
The Rev. j. Macbride Sterrett. ID. ID.
Services at and II and 80 1he Rev. Kari
Block will preach in the afternoon. Special Easter
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
EPISCOPAL.
ST. THoMAs' CHURCH,
iab. near DupOot cireis.

7. g and sao-Holy Communion.
n-Holy Communio1 and sermoa By rector.
t-childrenis serice. Services b. Rev. =. Ward
s-ssr,scs and enOu By Rev. J. A. Aspinrsr
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The twentieth annual conference 70
church clubs will meet in Baltimore ol
April q and "a
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06

GOOD SHEPHERD,
sixth and i SITS.
Rev. G. s. Abbott. War
Rev George p. Christian, curzte.
Holy Communist ~ a m
Holy Communton- ~ M
Aorntns
Holy Communion and sermon 90 N.
Children's service and baptism 800 p m
.kFeniug praJd and serlnon- ID p m
The vicar will preach IN the morning. the e5uate
at night. The music al the morning service VIII
include Eyre's Communion Service. in fat. and
AS Il Began 70 Dawn" By Martin At night
awards for the year viii be made TO the boys Of
the choir and the music rendered By chorus Of
dfty men and boyG
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EvANGELIcAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
servics Sunday morning at II O'Clock. at Rzzsch-
er's Conn. ave. and L st. Communism Subject
Of lecture by Bishop OLIVER G. SABIN, The
Science Of Being" Hall comnodious surroundings
elegant; seats free. all invited.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcnan Es nv. ns
Rsr- Frank Sewan. ID. D.. pastor. viii preach at
II a. m. The Easter Joy" Children's rrucession
baptism and confirmation. the Holy Communion
Evening service and lecture 10 .. m:
DEATHS HAPPY WAKING AND JOYFUL
VISION"
SPECIAL music at both services All are eurS
daily welcome. Free loan library of the writings
of Swedenborz Free tracts in the VestibuIe.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-06
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Mis-
Emma Gray and DR.. Richer. teaehers and healers
d % years experiences Daily Doon nesting
Symposium Wednesday, D m Loan 4 TruSt
BldE + and 9Th. Public invited