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ct. Mark's Church

posal to create a Federal Commission
on Industrial Relations" said His En-
inenee Cardinal Gibbons recently, in
reply to q question Il earnestly hope
that the Congress may find II possible
to act favorably on the suggestion OF
President Taft that such a commission
be created. Industrial peace must be
made relatively secure: justice to both
capital and labor ought to be assured
at least substantially and confidence
ought to be restored between our social
classes. Thorough-going knowledge OF
the facts in our industrial situation Is
absolutely necessary to these ends Only
Federal Commission could undertake
a gigantic task of this kind with any
promise of first rate efficiency. II Is
to be hoped that the American public
will indorse the action OF President
Taft in asking Congress to create the
Commission. / know Of no other pro-
posal in recent years, which would
promise better results for Industrial
peace and social justice.
At O'Clock on Sunday. the SodaIlty
OF the Blessed Virgin will receive Holy
Communion in a body at st. Patrick's
Church. Father Smyth, the director,
will preach on this occasion.
A special musical programme has been
arranged for the high mass. and will
be rendered by the sanctuary and mixed
choirs, under the direction of Mr.. r.
Mills Silby and Miss Jennie Glennan,
respectively. Rev. John II. Mcnamara
will be celebrant and Rev. James A.
Smyth will deliver the sermon, who will
take for his subject, Devotion to Mary,
the Mother of God"
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The hrst four In each order were de-
clared duly elected.
For the board Of managers for mis-
sions. these Were declared duly elected:
Revs. @. r. Bratenahl w. G. Daven-
port c. z. Buck. W. ]. d. Thomas. and
w. l.. De Vries; also Messrs. Kramer.
Levin. Taylor, TEuesdelL Wilson and
RIves
DR.. c. Ernest Smith moved that a COM
mittee Of ave. three clerEYmen and two
laymen oe appointed TO take into con-
sideration the question Of an annual
subscription 10 the church by all her
members and report on the same At the
next convention.
Z The Bishop. on this resolution being
passed. appointed the following; Revs
c. Ernest Smith. J. Henning Nelms. J.. J.
Dimon; Mr.. J. H. Gordon. and Col
TruesdelI
On motion Of Rev. DR.. r. H. McKim.
by a rising vote, the convention ex-
pressed its thankfulness that the Beth
iehem Chapel had been formally open
ed for worship and regular cathedral
services begun.
Shortly afterward. AZ $50. the couven-
ton adjourned sine die. -
Next year the convention will meet
in 81. Stephens Church.
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Gospel Mission Celebrates.

The Gospel Mission viii celebrate
Sunday. Morning services win be held
in Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church.
and afternoon services in the mission
hall in John Marshall Place The even
ing services will be held at 7:45 O'Clock
in Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
George W. Wheeler will preside at the
morning service and the musical pro-
gramme will be in charge of W. H.
Evans. The principal address will be
by Congressman William d. B. Ainey OF
Pennsylvania.
In the afternoon addresses will be de-
Hvered by DR.. Donald c. Macleod,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
and DR.. w. W. Barnes. pastor OF Douglas
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
Two members Of Congress will speak
at the evening service. CONGRESSMAN
g. d. McCreary Of Pennsylvania, and
Congressman John NJ Nelson OF wis
consin. william Knowles Cooper, gem
eraI secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association, win also speak.
During the anniversary business ses-
sions reports viii be read as to the
condition OF the mission. what Il has
accomplished, and glimpses into the
future win be given by H. W. Kline,
superintendent. and others closely asso-
ciated with the work of the mission.
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OrrBhutrrtai,

At the Gunton-Temple Presbyterian
Church. Fourteenth and R Streets North
west, Sunday. will be observed with two
special services. At the morning service,
II o'clock, Mothers Day VIII be OBJ
served. The pastor viii preach an ap-
propriate sermon. An attending are re-
quested to wear white carnations. At
the evening service. 8 o'clock, the pastor
viii deliver a special address on the Red
Cross movement.
Rev. Sylvanus Haupert, Ph. D., q
Pittsburg minister. has been secured by
the Eastern Presbyterian Church, Mary
land Avenue and Sixth Street Northeast
20 occupy the pulpit May Il and ls.
Mr.. Haupert is pastor Of the westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church OF his home
city.
The morning service OF the First Presby-
terian Church will be devoted to the OBJ
servanee OF Mothers Day. Automobiles
will be furnished to bring the members Of
the Presbyterian Home for the Aged. and
other aged people to the service. The
Sunday School will also conduct a spe-
cial service in honor of Mothers Day.
Hon, F. F. Norris. Of the Court OF
Claims, will speak at the evening ser
vice. his subject being The Immortal
Man
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CONGREGATIoNAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, eor Ioh
and @ Sts. nv. Rev. Samuel H. WoodroE. d. d. .
pastor: Rev. Lewis =. Purdum. assistant pastor.
tor: Eb5ecf SAVING OUR COUNTRY" MUSIC
BY the quartet and chorus choir. SD a n sun
day school SIS D. n Y. P. 8. O. z. sp N
lecturs. b. the pastor; subject. ''THE BLESSING
OF RUTS."
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia Read. 18th St Frank J. Goodwin.
Minister Morning serTice. II O'Clock: SIMON By
the ministsr: subject, "A Princsly Spirit" Even
ing service. p. m: sermon b. the ministe-; sub
jecS, The Tragedy of SuecezE" Sunday school.
sSO a. m: adult Glasses. 10 a N Christian En-
deavOr meeting. SO p n
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METHODIST EPIscoPAL.

FOUNDRY. 18th and Chureh sta
Rev. W. n. 'Wedderspo0n. D. D.. PaStoE.
sso q. m.-SuDday school.
ll1o A. m--"The Firt Beatituds."
100 p m.-Eprorth League.
IaS ?. m.-Sixth anniversary a the Gospel MiHion.
Quartet choir. Yisiton welcome.
HANTLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and Sta nv.
REV. JOSEPH n. u. GRAY. MtniSz.
80 a. m.-Sunday school.
II 90 a m.-"GOING IN STRENGTH"
!m p m--Epyorth League praise serriee.
s10 p m--"THE SHIELDS OF GOD"
All Ettinp free. Visitors always EsIeona
MEMORIAL CHURCH, corner
q John Marshall Placc and 81. nv. lanes
shtra Montgomery. minister. Morning services At
II O'clock with sermon b. the pastor; Ebject.
The Certainties of Mighty Man" In TIE even
ing at O'Clock Kit Csrs0n Post VII hold It's an
nuai memorial serTioe. At his tims Dr. Mont
eumery win make addres On "Ths Memories
and Hoprs a Our Republic" Special mnsic and
free seats 70 the pubic
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

The final service for the present week
under auspices OF the local committee
Of the Men and Religion Forward Move
meut was held last evening in the parish
hall Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in
Street with a large audience present
Rev Hubert Bunyea, pastor Of Randle
Highlands Baptist Church. delivered the
principal address.
The success of the bus line, which has
recently been placed in operation between
Randle Highlands and Bradbury Heights,
is greater than was anticipated by any
one interested in the movement, and 1t
is likely that additional equipment will
be placed on the line in the near future.
The bus is capable Of carrying twenty
people on each trip, and is kept in opera
tion throughout the day. 1t traverses a
section which has heretofore been with
out transportation facilities. Robert F.
Bradbury is managing the line.
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National Catholic Women.

Archbishop Messmer. OF Milwaukee.
has issued q statement favoring the
forming OF National League OF Cath
olic Women. 70. be on nearly the lines
OF the National Federation Of Catholic
Men, and has asked the information Of
name. officers. and objects Of local or
ganizations Of Catholic women anywhere
In the country be sent a. him. He
states that the honor Of making a start
toward such a league belong 10 the
Catholic women Of louisiana, which
adopted in August last a resolution ad-
vising its delegates TO Columbus in oc-
tober last. at the mems convention, to
favor such q step.
German Catholic societies Of Chicago
last September acted on the same sug-
gestion. but without knowledge Of the
earlier act by the Louisiana women.
Archbishop Messfner points out that such
a league ought to become, not like the
mems federation. yet the auxiliary OF
the Church OF Christ. and accomplish
great good for the Catholic Church In
any notion that Il viii make women less
womanly. He indicates the certain ac-
ton Of the Pope in approving the step.
since Plus Y last year sent his blessing
to such q league in Germany. Catholic
women Of France, Spain, Switzerland.
and Austria and half a dozen other
European countries are federated on lines
Of the proposed American league. There
are. II is known, many Catholic societies
OF women who will welcome union in
the proposed league. They include. the
lady Foresters. Hibernians, Daughters OF
Isabella, Daughters Of Columbia, the lady
auxiliaries of the Knights OF st. John.
the Catholic Church Extension Society
and it's woman's auxlliaries, and the
Catholic women's Benevolent League, be-
sides scores OF local societies. In all
the archbishop estimates that fully I0o.-
900 Catholic women in all stand ready to
join the league. He feels sure the arch
bishops OF America win approve such
league
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THETREND OF THINGS.
COMMUNICATION
Proposal 20 Change me
name OF the Protestnnt EpIs-
.on.1 Church.


eopal Church.
Editor washington Herald:
II Is stated In the Episcopal Church
notes in your issue Of Saturday, May
4. that ''were It not for the dificuity Of
selecting a name which would be satis-
factory TO all. Il seems safe TO say that
the old name would have been dropped
long ago"
I beg leave to say that the writer OF
that statement Is grievously misinformed-
The change has indeed been agftated for
many years, but upon the one ana only
occasion when the question was sub
mitted to the dIoceses, viz: In 1904. II
was Overwhelmingly defeated. SO utter
was the defeat OF the measure that its
most determined advocates united In re-
porting that ANY change IN the name
Of this church at this time Is inexpedient
At Cincinnati in 1910 the proposal was
Just to drop the word Protestant" so
that the church should be called The
Episcopal Church" This seemed so inno-
cent, that, for the sake OF ending the
controversy, many were willing TO vote
for bringing Il before the church for
for three years. But even
that proposal was defeated. and has now
been abandoned.
As president Of the House Of Deputies
Of the church. have some knowledge
Of the mind Of the church. and ] ven
ture the prediction that II any one ex-
poets our deputies win vote In 1913 to
call this church "The American Catholic
Church as is now proposed. he viii find
himself vastly mistaken;
U,shin,fo, Nav
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Otsftplr

Mothers Day" viii be appropriately
observed at the Vermont Avenue Chris
ton Church Sunday morning. The pas
sermon on. the subject: The Crown Of
womanhood."
'sMothers' Day will be observed with
appropriate services on Sunday morning
at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Ninth and d Streets Northeast. The
pastor. George A. Miller, will have for
the subject Of his sermon Motherhood" +"
A largo audience Is expected. and aS
many as possible win wear q white car
nation In honor Of the mothers OF our
land.
At the night service the travel sermons
will be continued, the subject being
Tyre. sidon and Earnest Entreaty."
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CIathnIu

Following in the wake OF the favor
able action Of such bodies as the New
York State Chamber OF Commerce. the
American Federation of Labor, and the
National Civic Federation. President
Tafts Recommendation for a Federal
Commission on Industrial Relations,
which Is embodied in the Hughes-Bo
bill pending in Congress. has received
the support OF the Federal Council OF
the Churches Of Christ In America. and
Of many influential fabbls. The proposed
examination OF "our laws bearing upon
the relation OF employer and employe"
and OF the general conditions OF labor
In our principal Industries" to use Pres
ident Taft's words. also appeals strong
ly to Cardinal Gibbons.
I Il am greatly interested In the pro-
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GOSPEL MISSION,

Mans "a 81. NV. gohn Marshall Piacel
Sixth anniversary Sunday. May Z Morning
meeting at Wesley NJ. z Church. coTner 5th and
Sts. NV. II O'Clock. Afternoon MEETING at
Nilsson Hall N4-2s "a St, al O'Clock EFeniug
meeting at Foundry NJ Z. Church. corner 18th and
Church Sts. NV, at - Dr. and Mrs. Miller.
the Ocean Grove soloists. and the Baltimore Cos
pei THO viii sing and = number q Truminent
speakers will make Addresses
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SOUTHERN COLONEL oELopEs. >
Godfrey NJ. Harman, of Lexington,
5. C., weds baltimore woman.

Washington ives yesterday made the
Gretna Green for Lexington. s. C.,>when
Col Godfrey NJ. IIarman. Of that city,
'eloped" with Mrs Ciementine Day, Of
Baltimore, and came here to be married.
Col. Harman is sixty-four years old
and is the editor and publisher OF the
Lexington Dispatch, while Mrs. Day is
forty-five years old. Col Harnan's
children knew nothing of his intention
when ne left Lexington on Thursday.
he has been a widower for seven years
and the wedding yesterday was the cuI-
mination Of romance which has been
in progress for two years.
Rev. w. A. Melvin performed the eere-
mony. The couple will live in Lexing-
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FIFTY YEARS IN ORDER.
Mother Superior of Visitation Con-
vent to Observe Anniversary.

Aolher superior OF ftsttauOn Con-
vent to Observe Anniversary.
Mother Mary Agnes Mathany. Superior
Of the Convent Of the Visitation, to-day
will celebrate the golden jubilee OF her
reception into that order. Mgr. Thomas
Lee win celebrate solemn high mass at
$50 o'clock this morning in the convent
chapel in her honor. He will be as
sisted by Rev. James Smyth, of st.
Patrick's, and Rev. Augustus Duarte.
S. J.. Vice President Of Georgetown
University. Music viii be furnished by
the male choir of ST. Matthews. con-
Quoted by Nation Boyce.
A splendid musical service will be held
at the convent this afternoon in which
Rev. John F. Quirk, S. J., OF George
Town University; Miss Mamie Mullaly,
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff, Miss Mar
garet Aylmer, Miss Blanche Young, and
John Nolan will participate. Monday
there win be an entertainment by the
pupils Of the convent in honor OF the
mother superior.
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NEW CHURCH,

NEW CHURCH. 18th and CoscrEzn sts. nv Ths
Rev Frank Scwall. ID. D.. pastor.
CONVENTION SUNDAY.
Tie Rev. L. G. Hoeck. Of Cincinnah. will
preach at II a. m. The Rite q Investiture in the
General Past0rate viii be confeTred The Holy
Communion will be administered By the President
of the Geneal Conveution.
Evening service and lecture. p n The Rev.
William Wunsch. of Bath. Me-. assisted by the
Rev. z. NJ. L. Gould. u Newtonrille MEzs The
Rite Of Ordination viii ocrur Administered by the
president Of the conueution. the Rev. Julian X.
Snlyth. Of New York City.
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RITES FOR CLARENCE MOORE.
Rev. Roland Cotton smith Reads
Service In Absence of Bier.

The funeral service of the Episcopal
Church was said for Clarence Moore, of
Washington, who was among the lost
when the Titanic sank, yesterday after
noon at old St Johns Church. In the
presence Of only the immediate family
Of Mr.. Moore and few of his most inti-
mate friends, Rev. Roland Cotton Smith
read the entire service. the same as he
would have done over the bier
Music was furnished by. the full choir
Of the church. At the same time the rites
were said for Mr.. Moore, services were
held for Henry c. Harrington, his body
servant who stayed with him when the
ship sank.
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UNIHERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and stS
n. W. Rev. John Van Sehaiek. r.. D. D.. pss-
Thomas Z. Potterton. D. D., of Brooklyn. 9.f5
a. N, Sunday schooL II A. N. hnderEarten.
p. m, Y p. c. L. p. m. Illustrated lecture b.
Dr.. POttItOn: subject, Hawaii Eden Of the
Pacihc
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IN TIE RELIGIOUS WORLD

tSooo 100 pension fund.
Next day, Thursday. Nay 5. the con-
vention was called to order BY the
Bishop at 1910 a. m. After discussion
Of. sundry matters the first ballot for
standing committees took place and re-
suited as follows:
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On this ballot. Rev. DR.. McKim. and
Messrs J. H. Gordon. Melville Church.
and C. H. Stanley were declared elected.
Subsequently Mssgrs. c. z. Buck. H..
s. Smith, and r. p. Williams were
elected.
Election for clerical and lay members
of delegates to the missionary council
resulted thus:
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Cor. 18th and Sta
Ulysses G. 3. Pierce, D. D.. minister. ss5 a Il.
Sunday school; Post-uaduate Cas- Class for ~
CuuparatiEe Study ot ReliSion. and Unity Study
Class II a. m, morning service; sermon by the
minister. There l. also kfnderzzrten during the
hour of morning worship 10 .. N. Young Peo-
PIES Religious Union. The pubic invited to al
services.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

THE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH l. held at Ranschcr's Hall. Conn- Ave.
and L 81. NV. at II O'Clock Sunday morning, AZ
which time Rishop sahin will deliver the lecture.
The subject Of this lecture viii Be The Ameri-
can Medical Trust and the CoIspirAcy TO Ensiaue
the People Under the Domination q the DoctorS
AT this meeting few cases 0; pubic heaiing WIN
be Eiren Of persons Who may Be- in the andiencs
and desfre Srlch healing. hut these clses must
come within the rule. which is the alteration %
pain where the pain Is situated IN such part %
the body a. can be treated before a public Rndi-
euce. Church clcses It's yearly meetings the last
sunday of this month and WIN not open again IN
iii October. This viii be the last public healing
that win Be- given during the year All are In
vited Healing Is free.
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LUTHERAN.

ST. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH. sth and 3
Sta SW. Rev. J. Luther Frantz. pastor Sunday
school at 80 a m. Services at II a n and
after" First of a series On Live QuestiouS
About the Future Life.' Stnngss EsIcons
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL S. ID. A. CHURCH mo nth ST.
nv. sunday evening. Nay L. 5.45. Prof. ". W.
Prescott viii speak On "Protestantism and Ro-
'manisn in the United Statea" All are vslcrne
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CHRIsTIAN scIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. BtA
and Sta nv. Services Sunday. II =. N. and
p N.
Subject: ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
SUNDAY ,chooi II a n wednesday evening
meeting 8 o'clock. Public cordially invited Read
ing room. sI Colorado Bldg.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. losh and stA.
DR.. J. J. Muir. pastoF. II a. N. ''Mother's Day
service; Td5 D. m, The Heavenly Vision" Bible
school. s5o a. m; c. T., Z p m
e. HEZ swElrs subject: "Ars washington FoIks
Ever Anuyi'' Sunday night. 9 o'c. PreacAing II
a m. Centennial Baptist Church. sth and I sts.
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INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS.

THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS, As
ISOLATION announces lecture at the New
National TheateT Sunday May T. } .. m, By
Pastor Russell. Of the Brooklyn (N. " and Lon
don (EnEl Tabenacies. Subject. Which Il tbs
True Gospelf'' Seats free
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In 1880 for every dollar earned. the
PENNSYLVANIA paid to its employees AS
cents; in 1911. SIT cents. In 1890 the aver
age annual earnings were ssS0S7; in lsl
ySo0gg
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PREsBrrERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN cHURca.
New Yorh Ave. inc i1th 81.
Dr. wsnAes RAdeHas P.rto
20 a m---Pusiie worship ssrmoa By tbs paA&.
so p m--''Bihls Fixtures q the sel"
Music led by quartet ehOir.
80 4. n.-Bibis schooI.
s;l5 a. m.-Adult elass.s.
iHo ,. n--chhstian Endsaror society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. n and 18th Sta
Charles Wood. Minister.
Bernard @. Brasksmp Minister'S Aaisfnut
harry Barsmore Angus. Minister q Pea chapd
u 90 a. m.-semon b. the minister.
Ansieal sernee led b. doubis quartet ffun IN 10
so p n.-semoa b. the ninistsr: subSseE, ~Atha-
Leah. the Idoatrous ousen-"
w p m.-sermcn b. the minister; subject, 'sYul-
nrity in Manners and MoralA"
Ansieal serT1ce fruu 10 10 ofdock. Mr.. Charles
L nttnann. basso: Mr.. Herman Raks-
mann. violin: Mr.. Richand LorIebsrE
Tiolonrelo; Mis- stella Yalsnza, harp.
sunday sehool a. ssf5 a. N.
Christian EndeaTor meeting At ssf5 n n
Ihursday evening at 9. midueek service.
FIRST. the strznsgn' Sabbath Home" John Mar-
shall Piaos NV. Donald O. MaeLeod minister
30 A. m, Sunday school and adult Bihls classss.
II a. m, Mothers Day service and aarmou rs
p m. Hon. W. =. Norris; SUBJECT "Ths Imnor-
tai Man" All are welcome.
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EptscopaI Home plans Exercises.

EPISCOPAL Home Plans Exercises.
Children Of the Episcopal Home for
Children viii participate in hag-raising
exercises on Flag Day. June Il, at the
home. Mrs W. c. Davenport, president
Of the board, in charge Of the school, is
making the arrangements. President Taft
WI be asked 10 deliver an address, and
Bishop Harding. chairman Of the board
Of incorporators. viii be present
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rHEosOPHY.

LODGE THEOsoPHIcAL so
cIErY, $40 4 Cap. 81. sunday. .. N. oUES-
TTON MEETING in charge q Mrs. Janet B.
MeGOscTu. All invited
SYMBOLISM lccutinued inuztratedl, lecture By
DR. Azro ]. Corr. sunday. u:i5. al Theosorhic
Rooms fl9 Corcrran Bldg. Pubic invited Free
stu5y eiasses wednesday and Frieay. ?. m
sPIRITUALIsT.
FJRsr sPIRITUALIsr CHURCH. Pythian Ten.
ris. loI2 9th 81. n W. second Hon. 7 - ?. N,
lreture and messages hy AIrs. z b kates; sub
jet. The wifch.ng Honr. An Invited.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER sfiss
Emma t;ray md Tr Kicker. teachers and healer.
a % years' experience Daily noon meeting.
symposiun Wednedays. p n. Loan I Trusf
Bldg. and 9Th. Puhic inEt1h
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
18th g.. near Dupout cirrls..
sssssen P and 2 sra

IN and s-Tev. DR.. J. J. WiItins (oi the cigU
Pension Fund, Les Angeles, Cal
Ascension Day services: 3. II. and O'Clock
Cordial weicums to an
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Mas. Ave and l2ih 81. n. W.
Rev. J. Henning Nelns. Rector.
Rev. Z :. Hale. CuTHte-
ssruess ct 8 and Il q. N. 40 and p N
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. lzth and ItS. 81. Rev.
Charles y. EduArds. vicar. Services. II q. n aud
an n.
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ST. AGNES CHAPEL,

Corner 9Th st. and n. Y. Ave nv.
c. W. Whitmore, Vicar.
Services: T.oo esO and II a. N, and .. n
Laying Of corner stone q new chapel on Q St,
betEeen y. Cap and lst stN NV, at p N
Ths Bishop uiIl ofhciate.
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AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH,
CHURCH or the ASCENSION,

Ths whole faith for ns all in America.
Ths RssurTeetiou, Isth and q ne. 3sp. p. N
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LINCOLN.
CEDAR GROVE.

l.. l.. Brown is moving back to Ce-
dar Grove from Alma where he has
been all winter. t3
The high tides for the last week
have been the cause of many of the
weirs caving in. ss
r. w Carlton has crew repairing
the steam boat wharf which was much
needed
Mrs. .Doane is visiting her brother.
Geo. Killian for a few days
Miss Alice Lint of Iceboro is work
ing for Mrs Geo. Moody, commence
ing, last Monday.
Eddie Hall of West Dresden has
been trying out new boat which he
has built for Mr.. Taylor and IL is
proving very satisfactory.
Miss Gibson. who bought the Kit
fridge farm is having 1t repaired by
Mr.. Cashier of Richmond.
Richard Emery and nephews are
visiting at e. w. Halls for few days.
The Improvement Society have put
out their boat landing at the Cedar
Grove store this year.
Miss Laura Hall. who is teaching in
Gardiner was home, over Sunday and
Saturday,