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The Washington herald., 1912-05-18
IN TIE RELIGIOUS WORLD


Ye'' Cyerdf) offertory solo. 20 Lord Be
Mercifuis tBartlettl, by Miss Sherier.
At the morning service Miss sherier
and Miss Brett win sing for the cifer-
tory. The Lord Is Ny shepperd@ tsmarO.
Nsnd the choir win sing Prepare Hes the
Way CGarrett).
DR.. Montgomery win speak at the
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Sunday, morning on the subject The
Lamb on the Throne" and In the evening
he is announced TO speak on Lies Two
Hsrvests"
Rev Joseph NJ. n. Gray. pastor Of
Hamline Church. has returned from
Philadelphia. where he went to deliver
the address before the Epworth League
Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Germantown at the twenty-second
anniversary OF the ofganization OF the
leaguea Mr.. Gray win preach at both
OF the public services on Sunday. In the
morning at II o'clock on Our Godward-
ness and at o'clock In the evening on
Rejected Destiny
Rev. L. Morgan Chambers. pastor Nc
Kendree NJ. E. Church. Massachusetts,
Avenue Northwest. between Ninth and
Tenth Streets. will preach Sunday morn
ing on The Prevailing Pledge" at
night the subject viii be The. Eagles
Nest"
A patriotic memorial service for Burn
side Post. @. A. r., Cushing Camp, Sons
of Veterans, and auxiliary bodies. will be
conducted at MeKendree by Or. Cham
oers on the morning Of May %.
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Enoeavor.

A model social will be arranged for
the meeting of the District Christian
Endeavor Union on June 3. and the fol-
lowing committee has charge of the
plans: Miss Agnes E. Suman. chairman;
Mr.. Armin A. Kahler, Miss Marian Lit
tie. Mr.. Frank H. Jackson, jr.. Mr.. Wal
ter E. Disney. Miss Agnes Merchant,
Mr.. Chester Howe. Mr.. Charles Caster
lin, Miss Alice Easterling, Miss Ella Hess
and Miss Elsie Alwine.
The young men conducted a success
full meeting OF the Bureau Baptist So
ciety last Sunday evening.
. Trinity Baptist Church, Ivy City, has
organized C. E. Society with twenty
members.
why and How to Please Christ" is
the subject of to-morrows c. E. meet
ings, and In many churches young peo-
Piles and junior societies will join in this
service. The Scripture lesson is II Tim.
ii:l-is.
Societies which conducted mission study
classes during the past year are request
ed to report that fact to Miss Alice
Rideout. superintendent OF the mission
airy department Of the District Union. .
AZ Emmanuel Baptist Church. after the
union meeting OF the Young Peoples
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ANACoSTLA.

A special meeting Of Anacostia Lodge
No q, F. A A NJ. was held last even
ing in the local Masonic Hall. Charles r
Roberts. master Of this lodge, presided.
That much damage has been caused
to the crops and especially strawberries.
Of the nearby farmers, by the heavy
rains, is stated by those familiar with
conditions in the country. A shortage
Of this fruit on the Washington ms r
kets may result. The absence of the
sunshine has also retarded their growth.
Mineols Tribe, No. Il. Improved Order
of Red Men, of Anacostia, met last
,eysa4Rg in the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth
and Z. Streets, for the purpose of ad-
hitting a plumber of candidates into the
order. and So consider new applications
and future work.
DR.. ThomasND. Mudd. chairman of the
sanitation coTnmittee Of the Anacostia
Citizens Association. is making prog
ress in his campaign to have ali stag
nant pools IN AAnacostia filled IN befoTe
the warm weather arrives, and from
present prospects, Anacostians will not
have to contendS with as many flies and
mosquitoes as I'M former years The as
sociation has given fDr. Mudd authority
to take any action he might deem. ad-
visable to remove these nuisances.
A request has been forwarded the Po-
lice Department by the Garfield Citizens
Association requesting that the bicycle
onicer on duty In that suburb be pro-
vided with a motorcycle. 1t Is claimed
that with the present form Of TRANSPORT
tation he Is unable to properly prevent
the unlawful speeding Of automobiles
and motorcycles.
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{ lnt1grrgattnnal

Tomorrow afternoon the final steps
will be taken In the organization OF a
Congregational Church at Vanderwerken,
Alexandria County, Va, on the Great
Falls trolley line. Rev. DR.. S. H. Wood
row, pastor OF the First Congregational
Church, OF this city, and DR.. Franklin
Noble, OF the Falls Church Congrega-
tional Church are TO conduct the ser.
vices, including the reception Of those
bringing letters from other churches and
those joining on confession Of faith. The
VanderweTken Church has developed
from an undenominational neighborhood
Bible school. which has met on Sundays
for more than a year at the homes of
various members. During last winter the
number of families interested had so In
creased that Il was decided to organize
as a church OF the Congregational pat
term A house Of worship was donated.
and will soon. IT Is expected, be ready
for use, occupying a site close 10 van
derwerken station. furnished by the gen.
erosity Of Mr.. Thomas p. Jewell
At the annual meeting Of the Congre-
gationaI Home Missionary Association
held in Toledo last week, DR.. S. H.
woodrow was reelected president. The
meeting is reported TO have been most
successful in every way. Toledo Con-
gregationalists outdoing themselves in
the matter Of hospitality.
A variety of unusual debates and en-
tertainments characterized this gather
ing. The report on a Neglected Fields
Survey which has been made the past
year over the large area OF Western
States. by the Home Missions Council.
with reference to Neglected Fields and
Denonhnational Crowding.' was made
by Rev. L. c. Barnes, Field Secretary
OF Baptist Home Missions. Illustrated
addresses on The Frontier" by Super
intendent w. B. ID. Gray, Of Wyoming.
and on The Immigrant" by Rev. Philip
l. Schenck. Of Hyannis, Mass, were
given. demonstration OF the arrival
at Ellis Island and inspection Of the
alien peoples were given in detail, a Ia
The World in Boston" by Rev. R L
Breed, of New York. The Successful
Church was treated by Rev. Albert r.
Williams, of the Maverick Church, East
Boston, and Rev. r. II. Potter, OF Center
Church, Hartford The Rural Church"
also had a session. and Superintendent
W. H. Wilson. OF the Presbyterian
Board, with Rev. Arthur E. Holt. Of
Kans., offered the contribu-
tion toward the solution Of its problem.
Addresses were made by Rev. William
Ewing, of Boston; Superintendent W. G.
Of Indiana; Rev. Carl S. Pat
ton, of Columbus, Ohio; President o. S.
Davis, Of Chicago; Prof. W. J. Hutchins,
Of Oberlin. and many others.
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ing. in no uncertain terms, on Does
Washington Need More saloons; or,
Are the Present Liquor Laws Up-to-
Date?' He will also answer the ques-
ton. what does Congress owe the good
people Of Washington. who have no suf-
fSaEef'' Pastor Briggs says that he can
It least sound 4 note OF warning and
clear his sksrts IN this crisis. In the
morning the theme win be Comparative
Values founded upon the text, IF in
This Life Only
Miss Long, viii use the pictures, curios.
and souvenirs which Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs
brought from abroad in an address 20
the Juniors Postcards and prints Will
be used in asstudy Of missions and the
problems Of the East These Views will
be thrown upon screen by means Of a
wednesday evening the
pastor win deliver an illustrated stere-
opticon lecture on Travelling in Holy
Lands"
Pastor Briggs arrived from his three
months visit abroad last Sunday morn
ing, just barely, in time TO occupy his
pulpit at the morning service. The long
southerIy route Of the Cedric from Liv-
erpool and a stormy voyage delayed his
arrival in New York. He reached Wash
ington in time for Sunday by taking the
midnight train from New York.
Mr.. W. ]. Rendrick. OF sufroId, Va,
an editor Of that town. and at present
secretary in Warrington to Represents
tive e. E. Holland Of the Second Vir-
ginia District. was the speaker at the
Columbia Baptist Church last Sunday
evening. Mr.. Edward s. Taft spoke in
the morning There win be services at
the church tomorrow morning and even
ing
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Unthrran


Monday next at Reisterstown. Nd.
the Eastern Conference OF the Mary.
land Synod OF Lutheran Churches will
be held in Trinity English Lutheran
Church. The programme opens at 10
o'clock with devotional service. led by
Rev. A. II. Burk. Conference business
viii be transacted and following the
lunch hour, papers and discussions will
be the order. The topics and essayists
are: Exposition OF Scripture" Rev.
Ezra X. Bell, d. D.; "Creeds: Their Sig
nificance and Importance" Rev. II. ID.
Newcomer: The Importance OF Church
Literature" $Rev. G: w. Miller, d. D.:
How to Get the Sunday School into the
Church." Rev. II. II. Hartman; THE
Duty OF the Community to Support the
Gospel In its Midst" Rev. J. W. Nc
Cauley; rs There a Decline In Church
Attendance? II SO. why?" Rev e. Fell
ton; The Call TO the Ministry" Rev.
W. II. Dunbar. ID. d.
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C1at4ultr

Washington Chapter. knights Of CO.
lumbus. has arranged for the celebra-
ton of the holy sacrifice OF the mass TO
be held in st. Mary's Church. Fifth
Street between G and H streets North
west. Sunday morning. Most Rev. Clio
vanni Bonzano, apostolic delegate, will
celebrate this mass. assisted by chap
lains Of the five councils and the paroch-
ial clergy. This will be the first appear
ance of Most Rev. BonZano in a reli-
Eious function in this country. A special
musical programme has been arranged.
The children of St. Patrick's parish
viii make their first holy communion
at the o'clock mass on Sunday. which
will be celebrated by the rector OF that
church, Right Rev. william I. Russell,
d. d. Mgr. Russell will also address the
children on this occasion. At the same
time the Children of Mary will receive
communion in body.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
May procession will be held. Miss H
Cantley. one Of the Sunday School teach
ers, will be May Queen, and Rev. John
II. Mcnamara will preach.
Mgr. Russell will answer the questions
that have been placed in the question
box at the meeting OF the League of the
Good Shepherd Sunday night at 80
o'clock.
The annual May procession Of the chill
dren of the parish OF st. Joseph's Cath
Ole Church, Second and c Streets
Northeast, will be held next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The children will
march through the streets adjacent to
the church. A shrine OF the Blessed
Virgin will be carried in the procession
by Misses Winifred Carr. Helen Helm
bach. Florence Hosford. Elizabeth Dill
Ion, Margaret Mulhall. Marie Nolte, Hell
en- Hess and Amelie Hathaway
The crown Of flowers which will be
placed on the statue of Mary in the
church after the procession will be car
ried by Mary RosSeau and Teresa
O'Reilly. The banner bearers are Fran
ces McGrath and Madeline Fisher.
Following the procession the children
viii assemble in the church about the
altar OF Mary to listen to a sermon on
the mother of God by Rev. Edward r.
Coyle. of st. Charles College, Cations
Vile, Nd. Rev Ignatius Fealy, assistant
pastor OF St. Joseph's, is in charge Of
the arrangements for the procession.
A May Day procession will be held
by communicates Of st. Aloysius Cath
Ollie parish Sunday afternoon. The pa
rade will begin at ) o'clock, and will
be along a number Of the neighboring
streets 10 the church, at North Capitol
and Streets.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor. lcb
and Sts- nv. Rev. Samuel II. WoodroW D. d. =,
pastor: Rev. Lewis =. PIrdln. assistant pastor.
II a. m. public worship. with ssunnu by the pas
tor; subject. THE STONE UPON THE
WELL" Music b. the quartet and chorus choir.
I'D a. N. sunday school. SIS p N, Y. 2. :.
g z Q D m, An EVENING WITH THE
CHOIR: "STABAT MATER" RoSSISI
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia Road. near 18th 81. Frank ]. Goodwin,
Minister Morning seryicr. II o'clock se-uon By
Sthe minister; subject. "Principles Not Rules IN
Religion Evening service O'ciock; sermon by
the minister; snbjcct. Tried Amor." Sunday
school. 80 q m. admit ciasses. l0A N Chris
tian Endeanr meetinE- 50 n = :
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Promotions i'm PumpinE station

Several promotions among employees of
the District Pumping Station were or
dered by the Commissioners yesterday
afternoon upon the recommendation of
w. A. Mcfarland, Superintendent of the
Water Department Louis Schaeffer, an
oilersat $50 per annum, was promoted to
skilled laborer at $2.25 pr diem. William
scott, laborer at Sl-75 per diem, was
promoted 70 oiler at 500 per annum, to
succeed Schaeffer. The promotions be-
came effective May I6.
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URGE PURCHASE OF LAND.
Georgetown Citizens'- Association
Ak Commandment support.

Georgetown Citizens Association
Asks commissioners support.
The Commissioners yesterday received
from the Georgetown Citizens Associa-
ton resolutions, urging their support
of the Wetmore bill. providing for the
acquisition of land along the course of
Rock Creek for the purpose Of preventing
the pollution and obstruction of the
waterway, and of connecting Potomac
Park with Geological Park and Rock
Creek Park, and providing a new loca-
ton Cor the United States Botanic Gar
den.
The association also urges the Com
nissioners. to give their support toward
the enactment of legislation for the pre-
vention of the destruction OF the natural
beauty OF the banks of the creek. and
the filling up Of the bed Of the stream
by the dumping of refuse matter along
the banks. The resolutions were signed
by Frank p Leetch, secretary OF the
organization.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Cor. 18th and o SITS
Rev. ~ W. MeMaster. minister. Sermon at Il
A. m. and p m Sunday school at as W. X
Harrison. superintendent. Christian Eudeavuf Al
p. m. welcome 10 all.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and So.
Dr. ]. ]. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II n N.
The supreme Duty T:i5 2. m Losing But
Gaining" Bible school, 80 a. N @. z,
y. m.
z. HEZ SWEM'S subject: DO Washington Folks
Complaint" Sunday night Preaching. Il A. N.
Centennial Baptist Church, sth and I Sta ne
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CHRISTIAN sCIENcR

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IIS
and stS nv. Services Sunday. Il 4. N. and .
.. m
Subjects ''MORTAL.S AND EIAORTALS"
Sunday school, II a m. wednesday sTenins
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited. Read
ing room sol Colorado Bldg
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Gonruran SITS nv Ths
Rev. Prank Sewan. d. D.. rsstor viii preach &C
II a. N Ascension service ard sermon: Tbs
Shields Of God Sunday school, I2I5 Yespers
p N. with brief address. Free loan library oe
the writings Of SWedenborg- Free tracts IN thu
Vestibulr
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ninth and Sta nv
REV. JOSEPH NJ. n. GRAY. Minizsr
30 a. m.-Sunday schoui
II 90 a m--"oUR GODwARDNEsS"
Io p m--EpEorth Lame prafse service
500 D. m--"REECTED DESTINY"
All Ettings free. Visitors always vsIeona
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, eurus
q John Marshall Place and St NV james
she7 Montgomery. minister. Morning service at
II O'Clock. with sermon BY the pastor; subject
The Lamb On the Throne" In the evening az
O'Clock Or. Montgomery win speak On the sub
teet q LIES Two HaUssts." Free seats 70 the
public.
FOUNDRY, 18th and Church Sta
Rev. W. X. WedderPoon, d. D.. Pastor.
80 a. m.-Sunday school
Il 90 a. m.-'sThe LtSht Of ths World" By Rev.
y. II. Holmes, d. d.
40 p m-Ep~orth League.
$50 p m.-"Your Burning Bush T" b. Rev Il
Holmes. D. d.
SPECIAL music By quartet choir. Visitors welcome.
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UNIVERSALLY.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th and L SIS.
NV. Rev. John Van Schaick. j., d. D. pastor.
II a. n. morning service; sermon By the pastor
subject, The Value u Small Things" SIS a n ,
Sunday school Il A. N, kindergarten. Z p n,
Y c L.
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and Junior societies tomorrow. the Jun
Tor Society win dlsband for the sum
mer.
Concordia Lutheran Society is substi-
tuting for its usual sunday prayer-meet-
ings a mission study class which viii
devote eight weeks to the study OF q
textbook on india. TO which country a
former member OF this society has Kons
TO engage In missionary Work.
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OtsrtpI.r

Thirty-fourth Street Christian Church
will hold anniversary services to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. George
A. Miller, D. D., Of the Ninth Street
Christian Church, will make the princI-
pal address. Rev. Earle Whitley, of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, and
others OF the parent church have been
invited to participate in the exercises.
The church at Mount Rainier was or
ganized in 1904 with fifteen charter mem
bers. In five years the church and Bible
school membership and attendance in
creased so that the erection of larger
house Of worship was made necessary.
This building was occupied and dedicated
in May, 1903. In addition, the church is
reserving a large corner lot for the cree
ton of a larger edifice when the pres
ent one shall be outgrown. A small debt
entirely on the present building, is be-
ing Systematically and periodically re-
duced.
Rev. c. C. Waite, who had been the
pastor for the last three years, recently
resigned to accept call to a church in
Ohio. The church has extended a call
to Rev. H. L. Ice, pastor of the Christian
Church at Shadyside, Ohio. and Mr.. Ice
has accepted. Mr.. Ice is a comparative
ly, young man of promising ability. and
the church at Mount Rainier will doubt
less advance under his leadership.
In celebrating their successes IN May"
said ]. R. Venning, chairman Of the
board, the church has the advantage
OF the SUBURBAN beauty in spring. The
auditorium Of the building has many
large windows, which are thrown open
to admit the pure country air. the beauty
and fragrance Of the trees and flowers.
and the music of natures song birds.
And being two blocks from the car line.
they are not disturbed by the noise Of
passing cars"
On Tuesday, May %, Vermont Avenue
Christian Church win give a reception
to new members who have united with
the church since January L w T Ed
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL $. d. A. CHURCH. no Eth St.
nv. subject for Sunday evening May 10. T:f5.
The Coming kingdcm," Prof. W. W. Prescott.
Al welcome.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

nc "a ST. nv. John Marshall PIacel.
Services Sunday al ) and =. N. Echoes
From the Great Convention at Boston," By II. d.
Gordon and others. Mrs. Madison Clark and NJ.
W. H. Evans will sing All welcome.
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TNTERNATTONAL BIBLE STUDENTS.

THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS As
ISOLATION announces a lecture By H. CLAY
ROCKWELL: Topic. THE DIVINE PLAN OF
THE AGES" Old Masonic Temple 9Th and =
SITS. NV, sunday. p. N. All welcome: eOl-
lection
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resignation from tbs pastorate OF Rev.
Charles l. Neibel. now pastor Of the
Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church OF
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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DapttBt

In the absence OF the pastor, DR.. Merrill
Edwards Gates, former President Of
Amherst College. will preach both morn
ing and evening at Emmanuel Baptist
Church, Sixteenth Street and Columbia
Road. In the morning his subject will
be The Life Of Christ Constraineth U.s."
and at o'clock in the evening, Words
that Give Life" The pastor. Rev Her
mon Spencer Pinkham, is away attend
ing the annual Southern Baptist Conven-
ton at Oklahoma City. From there he
will go to the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton at Des Moines, Iowa.
At meeting Of the membership. of the
First Baptist Church. Sixteenth and o
Streets, on Thursday evening, the. pas-
tor, Rev. W. W. McMaster, was granted
vacation of about ten weeks, during
which time he will visit with relatives
on the Pacific Coast. Sunday morning
and evening viii be his last services be-
fore leaving. The pulpit will be supplied
on Sunday morning May IS, by Rev.
V. H Hewlett, pastor of the Second
Baptist Church, OF this city The even
ing service will be discontinued for the
summer months. The service OF the
Christian Endeavor Society will be held
at p. m. each Sunday evening through
out the summer season.
Rev. W. r. Haight, formerly of this
city and now pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Of Elizabeth City, N. C., will
preach tomorrow morning at the Metro
politan Baptist Church, Sixth and
Streets Northeast. At 8 O'Clock in the
evening, Pastor ]. Compton Ball viii
preach on, why Men Are Christians.
The lexington Union, of the w. &c.
7. u, win hold a medal contest on next
Friday evening.
do washington Folks Complaint is
the subject selected by Rev E. Hez
Sven for his sermon tomorrow even
ing at s O'Clock at the Centennial Bap-
fist Church Eighth and Streets North
east. With the recent addition of the
Capital Church the evening congrega-
tons are very large, and the morning
attendance lie growing Pastor SVEN
win also preach at II O'Clock Tomorrow
morning.
At Grace Baptist Church, Ninth and
D Streets Southeast, Pastor F. W. John
son viii preach tomorrow morning on
Eternal Punishment" His subject for
the evening win be. Pastor Russell and
His True GOSPEL
At the Fifth Church. Pastor ]. E.
Briggs intends to speak tomorrow even
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN ScIENcA

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning AZ Il O'cluCk at Rausch-
er's, Cor Conn. Ave and l. 81. Subject 0f lecture
b. Mr. Winfield 5. Whitman: "A Man Sent
From God" Hall CommodiuSs, surroundings ee-
CANT; SEATS free all invited
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THEOSOPHT.

.oCcULT sELF-DEyELOPlIENT:" Lecture BY
ms Janet b. Mc3osern. Sunday. HIS. at fis
Corcoran Bldg Public invited. Free study
classes Wednes,fayr and. Friday. p m.
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Y. w. c. A.

Praise srrTics. Sunday. y n 81. PAul,s Luth-
cram Church. Cor 1fh and Sta Speaker. Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe. Men and women invited.
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tation will be present, not only from ev-
cry Sunday School, but from each class
IN the school.
An interesting fact in connection with
the building and completion Of the Beth
lehem Chapel of the Nativity and which
does not appear to have been brought
out in the course Of the recent festiv-
tiles was the circumstance that when the
work Of building the chapel was formal
ly decided upon the first check for the
same came from Trinity Church, Upper
Marlboro, Prince George County. of
which Rev. Mr.. McManus is rector.
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At Grace Baptist Church, Ninth and
D Streets Southeast, Pastor F. W. John
son viii preach tomorrow morning on
Eternal Punishment" His subject for
the evening win be. Pastor Russell ana
His True Gospel
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sPIRITUALIsF.

FIRST sPIRTTUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian Tenn
ulr iois sth ST. NV. secand floor 80 D. m.
lecture by Rev g. W. KateS On Right Thought g
Messages BY Mrs. Hates. An invited.
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PREsBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE PREsBYrERlAs cHUHcH.
New Yurk Ave. b and isth Sta
Dr. wanses Radcliffe. Pastor.
II % m.-Pubic worship: sernoa b. The pastor.
sAo n.-"Ths Sea Of GhaA"
Music led b quartet choir.
30 a. n.-Bibls school
ssS =. n.-Adult eiass,H
10 p n.-chnstiau Endesvo. so-s..,
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. n and lsth Sta
Charles Wood. 8fnfaer
bernard g. BEaskamp. 3lipnters Assistant
1-Hs Sarenors Angus. Minister q Peck Chap.l.
u" n--semoa b. Rev. Bernard G. BrasSauup.
subject The Calling q the Desul.s
Musical serTiee led b. double quartet from SO 70
go n.-semon By Rev. william D. Nos.
." ?. n.-sermon By Rev. Bernard G. Braskanp;
sub3ect. he APPEAL Of the Iufufte
Musical service from 10 10 8 Qelock. led b. Mr..
William c. Mills tenor; Mr. Herman
RAkemann. violin: NJ Richard Lorle-
berg. VioionceIlO; Miss Stella vaienzA.
Sunday school At ssF5 a N
christian EndeaEor nesting ct SIS :. n.
Thursday evening at .. nidWeek ssrvies.
FIRST. the strangsrs' Sabbath Home John Mar.
shall Place NV. Donald C. MACLEOD, ninist.-.
Thsmes: b II q. m. is Life A Tra-edTgs Is
p m. 'lfss Contradictions . RE- u n
PIE VII preach morning and evening. An AZ
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At the Fifth Church. Pastor J. z.
Briggs intends to speak tomorrow even