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GOSPEL MISSION.
Representative Bowman to SPEAK
at the sunday Evening Service.

Representative Bowman TO Speak
at the sunday Evening Service.
Arrangements are being made for
meeting OF unusual interest at the Cos
pei Mission. 214-21s Four-snd-a-half street
(John Marshall placel. on Sunday even
ing next, at O'Clock. when B. H War
ner. the newly elected member Of the
board OF management, viii preside and
Congressman c. c. Bowman. OF Pennsyl-
vanis win speak.
A splendid programme of music Is be-
ing prepared. and il is expected that
Mf. George W. Havell viii be present and
sing. and Miss Grace Bealman will render
a sacred air ON the cornet. Other solo
lists who win be heard are Mrs. Madison
Clark. Mrs. J. y. Armstrong. Mr.. W.
II. Evans. and Mr. ". ID. Gordon. At
: o'clock the regular Sunday night sup
per service win be held, Supt. Kline pre-
siding.
At the board meeting last Tuesday. ar
rangemcnts were initiated for the estsb-
lishment OF free dispeasary at the Cos
pei Mission. Three rear rooms on the
first floor were set apart for the work.
and these will be thoroughly renovated
and furnished under the direction Of
DR.. c. II. Bowker, dean Of the dispen-
ssry staff.
A might shelter for women and chill
drcn' YVES also established, and two
large rooms dedicated for the use OF
women and Children.
The cost or lifting up the dispenssry
and night shelter win be about 500 and
the management appeal for financial aid.
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place in the chapel. the Atlanta Baptist
is expected TO enter into the same ar
rangemCnt that was found 10 work well
under the preceding pastorate.
The Rev. DR.. Broughton is an evange-
list as well as pastor. and Is leader and
religious promoter in larger measure than
either. He has long been associated with
the Moodys. father. sons, and nephew.
and prominent at Northfield conferences.
while at Atlanta he has built up the
greatest institution of its kind in the
South and one of the greatest in the
world. II Is an institutional and educa-
tionaI church In the broadest sense, but
on orthodox lines that have offended no
class OF Baptists or any other body Of
Christian workers. Some surprise is ex-
pressed that the Atlanta work should
now be intrusted to other hands. Christ
Church, London, is one OF the great
Christian pu1pits OF the world. Mr..
Meyer, well known In this country, is
giving his time to general work, most
Of II world wide, and wholly at his own
expense.
The Young Peoples Society Of Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church. Tenth
street and Massachusetts, avenue north
east, will hold their monthly missionary
meeting in the west parlor Of the church
at Z p. m, sunday, January p, lslZ. Inc
speaker of the evening will be Mr..
Thomas L. Sloan, an Omaha Indian, and
president of the Society of American In
1ians. Mr. Sloan will tell OF Indian life
and conditions on the great reservations.
There will be special music
Peoples Congregational Church CcoI-
oreD has arranged for q special pro-
gramme Sunday. At the morning serv-
ice the Rev. W. p. Thirkield. president
OF Howard University, will occupy the
pulpit. In the evening there will be a
special musical service, at which the
Howard University vested choir and or
chestra will appear.
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sistory. Zach one receiving such per-
mission presents the Pope with 800 very
fine copies. which the Pope signs and
gives 10 visitors usually, and makes a
money contribution 10 the expenses OF st.
Peters and the Vatican. Other prints
are sold all over the world. Of course.
It is said that one photographer, OF
Rome. sold Vatican photographs last year
TO the value OF 5000 francs, OF which
5000 we're income from the Pope's pic
lures alone. In order further 10 help
the photographers. Plus X has introduced
the custom OF furnishing his autograph,
sometimes with a sentiment in Latin,
and these are reproduced on each pic
tuTe.
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[ lnt1grRgattnnal

The Rev DIR. Len C. Broughton, Of
Atlanta, becoming pastor of Christ Con-
gregational Church, London, will be a
near neighbor, on the same side of the
Thames, to the Rev. DIR. A. c. Dixon,
who recently went from Chicago to be-
come pastor Of Surgeons Tabernacle.
Christ Church is in Westminster Bridge
road. not far from the houses OF Parlia-
ment, and its tower, a tall and graceful
one, is a memorial to Abraham Lincoln.
The Rev. DR.. Broughton will be the sec
ond Baptist minister to become pastor of
this Congregational Church. The Rev.
F. B. Meyer was the other. For many
years the pastor was the late Rev. DR..
Newman Hall. .
a difficulty over the form of baptism
was met upon the going there of the
Rev. Mr.. Meyer in an interesting fashion.
A baptistry was built in the chapel, and
here Mr.. Meyer immersed such as desired
to enter church membership by that
form. An assistant minister, who was q
Congregationalist, in the church itself
Jprinkled those who desired that form Of
baptism. The baptistry being still in
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PREsBYFERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
n. 7. ave-, II and 18th sts-
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
N 7. ave-, II and 18th sts.
Dr.. Wallace Radelihe. pastor.
II % A. m.-sa4zmsnt Of the Lord's supper.
T:C ,. m.-Goznod's st. CECILIA Mass
Muse led By quartet choir.
ssp a m--Bible school
s.E5 a. m.--Adult ciasssa
esS p mE-ChristiAn EDdeaEu Sodsty.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Cunn. ave-. and 18th stA
Charles Wood. minister.
Bernard c. Braxkamp minister's assistant
Harry BaremoFe AnguE. minister Of Peek ChapeL
uo0 a. m.-sernon By the minister.
Musical scrIics led bg double quartet from so to
O'Clock.
go p m.-sermou bT the minister; subject. The
Life and Times Of Solomon: rhe EstAb-
hshment Of His Kingdom"
500 D m.-semon By the minister; subject. Things
That Make for Prugres= Wealth.
Musical serTice from n to O'Clock, led BY the
EFsning Chorus Choir, Otto 7. Simor.
direetor; Harvey Murray, orgauist Ths
OydcT Of musiczl service win inelude
chorases from st Paul." Mendsls-
sOhn.
Sunday school at s:l5 a. m.
Christian EndeaTor meeting at SIS p m
THURSDAY evening at 8. midNsck service
FIRST, ''ths Strangers Sabbath Home" John Mar
shall place. between c and d sts. nv. Donald q.
Macleod. ministeT. szO q. m, Sunday school and
adult Bible Glasses; IL O. M. The Church and
Twentieth Century Men" 6sfj D. m, Y. r. s.
g. T.; T:G5 D m. ILLUSTRATED, The Her
nIit's Awakening" All arr welcome.
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MErRoPoLTTAs MEMORIAL. Or. q IaSB Mar
shall Place and 81 nv. IaHes shera MoatEsn-
er9 minisssr Public scrvccs a Il. o'elock.. The
Tsfior vii have for bis zlbied The Presenf-
unse Church ard It, RslatiCn 10 the Men ard
heiision Forward M0Tement~ b the evening At
Dr. MoutEomey win deliver ttf serInon-lacturs in
the scrieS Big Men IN Big BIiiness'' TIE ppecial
subject being. "C0Int Tolste-The Check1ed
I4ght q the Cars Realm The pubic cordiaIly
welcome.
FOUNDRY n z. cHURCH. ltth and Church s,s
Rev. w. II. Wsddsripoon. y. D.. pastor. ga
a m. sunday schooi; II a. m.. sermon By Rev.
DaTid c. DOmey. ID. D.; = D n. EpEorth
IfaE1e; D m, sermon b pastnF, The New
Spirit Choir q % voices stTznger5 ueico1s
HAMLINB METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and P Etrests 'northEest.
Rev. Joseph n. n. Gay. minister
esD a. m.-Sunday school.
II 90 a. m.-SeTmon By the pastor
40 .. m--Epwurth LeaEae uaise serTioe
ssD ?. m.-Semon b. Rev David G. DoEney d.
D.. of New York City.
An sittiBgS free. strznsefs always reiooms
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SOME CHURCH EVENTS OF THE WEEK

sunday
Church attendance day in the of the District
auspices the
Washington especially invited his choice
Monday.
Davidson addresses
the Pastors Federation at Of the T. M c A.
Churchman'S League Thomas Nell
Page Roland Morris OF Philadelphia Morehou editor OF
the Living Church will discuss Of high church
and low )
Tuesday, .s
Episcopal Church evening.
Medne
BANQUET and reception Fifth BAPTIST Church at
$50 m.
Thursday.
Donon at Georgetown
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mtt4nhtst

Within the next six months It is be-
lieved that work VIII be started on the
Washington City Representative Church
project which the Southern Metho-
dist Church has had under consideration
for a long time. The building Will cost
about $4,000. OF which sum it is said
more than two-thirds is available.
The new edifice will be constructed OF
white marble or red-rose granite. IL il
planned TO have the building l6 by III
feet, with apartments for the pastor
Sunday school rooms. and an assembly
room, which will seat 1.eO0. Four stories
viii be the height Of the building.
On Monday DIR. Sexton. who has charge
Of soliciting contributions. will start on
trip through the Southern States 10
obtain other subscriptions. Building op-
erations will not be started until SZ7S.UOI
has been raised. Prominent Washing
tonians interested in the movement are
W. w. MILAN. A. b. Pugh, W. V. Boyle,
and Mrs. J. X. Jones.
Sunday morning Or. Sexton will preach
at Mount Vernon Church. explaining the
reasons the South should further the
movement TO erect a church here.
DR.. James shera Montgomery. pastor
Of Metropolitan Memorial Church. will
Sunday morning on the position the
church should take in the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement. In the even
ing he wiz speak on Count Tolstoi-the
checkered light OF the Cars realm"
Sunday morning Rev. David G. Dow
ney. secretary OF the board Of Sunday
schools OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach in Foundry Church.
Sixteenth and Church streets. In the
evening the pastor, DIR. W. r. Wedder-
spoon. will preach on the theme The
new spirit"
Rev. David G. Downey, d. D.. cor
responding secretary OF the board Of
Sunday schools Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will preach on Sunday
evening at s o'clock In Hamllne Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. DR.. Downey Is in
the minds OF Methodists as one Of the
very able candidates for the episcopacy.A
He Is an eloquent and impressive
preacher.
On Tuesday evening next at 8 O'Clock.
at the Foundry NJ. f. Church. Sixteenth
and Church streets, a large volunteer
choir OF eighty-three voices, assisted by
some OF the most prominent singers OF
the city. will render the sacred cantata
THE Word OF God" On this occasion
Mr.. Charles Gilbert Spross. the COM
poser, who is one OF the leading musi-
clans of the country, will be here TO
play the organ.
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Christian Endeapor

The Christian Endeavor topic for to-
morrow's meetings is The foreign mis-
sionary whose life has most inspired me, =
and the Scripture referred to Is II Cor.
v:ll-2O. In most societies the meeting
mittee or by some representative OF the
committee.
The Hyattsville BAPTIST Young Peoples
Society Of which Miss F. z. Davis is
president. held meeting OF the execu-
business meeting on Friday OF this week.
At to-morrow's meeting Of the Young
Peoples society of Mount Pleasant Con-
greEa tlonaI Church. Miss Ada Arundel
win slnr Under the direction % Mr..
sh,r,ey NtIls. OF the prayer meeting COM
mittee. ; leaders conference vas recently
held a. which time the young people
who win lead the meetings during
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lathnltr

Tomorrow the feast OF st. Paul Fill
be celebrated in st. Paurs Catholic
Church with a solemn high mass. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. DR..
Mcclure. The music, under the direc-
tion OF E. T. Winchester, will be rendered
by the sanctuafy choir. In the evening
cOmpline will be ehanted at the usual
time. after which benediction will be
given.
One OF the most important church
events OF the week will be the inaugu-
ration OF the Rev. Alphonsus J. Donlon
as president OF Georgetown University.
The induction into office will be most
informal, the details and time of the
more pretentious ceremony of the in
auguration having not yet been decided
upon. The time for the informal in
Guction has been set for p. m. Thurs
DAY. ..
The list of speakers at the induction
Thursday evening will be made up large
ly of DR.. DOnlon's personal friends
Cnly the faculty and alumni of the uni
versity will be admitted at that time to
greet the new president, but the stu
dents will have an opportunity to meet
him Wednesday evening at dinner in the
rectory.
The moving picture people, Americans
at that. have tried TO get their photog-
raphers into the Vatican to secure func-
tions in which Pope Plus Y takes part
notably the recent public consistory. The
Pope had the proposition before him Just
before the date of the consistory. and
referred 1t to the Sacred Congregation of
Rites. This congregation decided against
IT, The same congregation has also con-
demned the use, in connection with the
Pope, Of the phonograph and gramo-
phone. The last Pope. Leo XIII. once
preached a sermon into a phonograph-
and regretted having done so ever after
Since tlRn a phonogFaph has never been
allowed tinside the Vatican, and II is
known that none will be during the life
time of Plus y.
The Pope has again consented to the
having of portraits painted and photo
graphs taken. The Hungarian artist.
Count Lippay, has been commissioned
by Emperor Francis Joseph. of Austria.
to paint two portraits, one for the palace
of the nunciature at Vienna and the
other for that of the archbishop at Buda-
pest. The Pope has given four sittings.
Count Lippay is also to paint portraits
of Cardinal Merry del Val, secretary OF
state, for the same palaces.
a few photographers have been granted
sittings by the Pope since the late con-
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. eos. 10th
and G SITS. NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow. ID. D..
q. m pubic worship with sermon b the pastor /;
acbjcct, "BOLINESS UNTO THE LORD" Mu-
SIC By the quartet and chorus choir. 80 n m.
Sunday schooi: 6s5 p. m, Y. P. S. c. z 8 ? m,
eteuing service; sermon By ths pastor; subjscf.
THE GLORY WITHDRAWN"
MT PLEASANT CoNGREGATIOSAL cHURcB,
Columbia road. near 18th q. RsT. Frank J.
Goodwin. minister. Morning sezTics. II o'clock /:
sddresss b. the minister and Rev. Douglas p.
Eirnie. Of RE. n. Y. On The Claims Of ths
Life Of the Spirit" Erening serTios at o'ciork
sermon by the minister: mbjec1, IF Mog1l Why
ho RsliziOusi'' Sunday school, s.f5N. m; 7. P.
q ga0 n N
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Otsrtplr

On next Sunday night Rev. George A.
Miller. pastor OF the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, Ninth and d streets north
east. will begin a course OF travel SER
mons on the general theme. Through
Palestine in saddle and tent" Some
years ago Mr.. Miller was one OF a party
sent out by the University OF Chicago
for special study in the Holy Land. These
sermons are a result Of this Journey, and
they will describe at first hand what
the travellers learned OF THE land and
the book" The special subject next Sun
day night will be Bethel and angels"
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DrrHhutrrtatt

Sunday evening the regular monthly
musical service will be given at New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
programme will consist Of Gounod's st.
Cecilia mass as follows: O) "Kyrie
Eleison," ~ "GIoria in Excelsis Dec. -
90 "Credo in Unum Deum," 90 Sane
tus," C5) "Agnus Del"
The First Presbyterian Church, in re-
sponse to the call of the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement for a special
church attendance Sunday, is working
earnestly to secure the attendance OF
the men OF fls community at the church
services tomorrow. The pastors SER
mon will be especially addressed TO
men. The subject is Twentieth century
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0apttst

Because the service at the Temple
Church Tomorrow morning will have
particular reference TO the young. Dr
J. ]. Muir, the pastor. viii take as the
theme of his sermon: a child called
Appropriately also to the general idea OF
the service, several students from the
Bible School will be baptized, among
them the pastors eldest grandson.
In his evening sermon Dr. Muir will
have in mind the Men and Religion
Forward Movement the topic OF the
morning being varied to "A man called
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday even.
ings OF the first week in February VIII
be devoted TO prayer, in view OF the
fuller announcement OF which will be
made later.
Failing In line with Church Attend
ance Day of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement" as Pastor ]. z. Briggs
puts 1t, the adult classes OF the Fifth
Baptist Church Sunday school have
been working for a large attendance to-
morrow. "A large attendance at Sun
day school," Pastor Briggs says. means
a good attendance at the preaching SER
vices" The subject Of the evening ser
mon will be the Men and Religion For
ward Movement. There will be singing
at the evening service by the male
chorus and other special music will be
furnished.
Next Wednesday evening there Will he
a reception and banquet to the big
boys by the Sunday school, church. ana
congregation. Mr.. Albert NJ. Chesley.
chairman Of the older boys crusade, and
other speakers will address the boys.
and plans will be outlined for the con-
servation Of the boys Of Southwest WASH
ington.
The subject Of Rev. f. Hez swem's ser
mon at the Capital Baptist Church. Typo
graphical Temple, tomorrow evening will
again be a query with regard to WASH
ington people, viz: rs it harder to be
happy in Washington than elsewhere"
The theme for the sermon at the Column
bia Church in the morning will be Next
ness to greatness" AS a result OF Mr.
Swem's special evangelistlc efforts at the
Columbia Church on the last two Sunday
mornings seven persons have presented
themselves as candidates for membership
in the church.
Following the series begun some weeks
ago and in conformity to the general em-
phasis on the Men and Religion Forward
Movement in all the churches tomorrow.
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson Will preach at
the Bethany Church in the morning on
the subject, "Christ's letter on men and
religion" Rev. DR.. Albert Colt wfll ad-
dress the Christian Endeavor meeting at
in the evening, and at O'Clock Pastor
Stevenson will preach on the theme, The
Judean message Of Jesus. :
Last night the Light Bearers Of the
church gave social at the residence OF
Deacon George a. Sites. 90 Rhode Island
avenue The programme was arranged
principally by Mrs. John L. Dawson.
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the coming weeks discussed their plans
and were directed in the best methods of
conducting a profitable meeting. The
conference was followed by a good So
cial time and Miss Florence Simpson
favored the gathering with violin SOLO
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Society
viii hear a number OF short talks on
foreign missionaries tomorrow evening
in a meeting led by Miss Sophie Han
lein. The society has been provided with
efficiency literature and is studying for
an examination on the work of young
peoples society which will be given by
the pastor. Rev. C. z. Granger, at the
February business meeting.
The First Congregational c. E. So
.cIety, Section 4. will consider to-mor-
row: Local social service organizations
what we can do" Mr.. William A. Hyde
win lead. Last sunday evening the work
OF citizenship organizations was dis
cussed under the direction Of Mr. George
II. Potter. Rev. Dr. Woodrow told OF
his experience when president Of the Dis
trict Anti-Saloon League, and the WORK
nf the w {. T. L.. and the Florence
Crittenton Home was described.
Mr.. Z. c. Trumbower. Of lexington
Presbyterian C. f. Society. a member Of
the local unions extension department.
win deliver the Erdeavor Day address
AZ Wilmington, Del, in a mass meeting
under the auspices of the Wilmington G..
Z. Union.
colored Christian Endeavorers win hold
conference to-merrow afternoon at 6
O'Clock at First Baptist Church. Twenty
seventh street and DnmbartOn avenue.
Georgetown. at tle caIl Of their cofAniit-
tee on Christian Endeavor extcusion. J..
r. Moss and l. c. Cuney. Mr.. D. c.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cur 18th and sta
Ulysses c. B. Pierce. ID. D.. minister. ssss a. N.
Sunday school; Post graduate Class Class for the
ComTar1tive Study q ReliSi0n, and Unity Study
Pierce. There Is also Kindergarten during the
hour Of morning worship. ,. m. Young Peo-
PIES Religious Union- p. m, evening ssrIice;
INIT Of three seTmons b. DT. Pierre On The Bible
and Modern Life" First. The Bible: Its Pur-
pose and Piace' MllEic By quartet choir m
rslblfss furifed 70 al s-rvi,ss
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(Jnttartan

All Souls Church, Fourteenth and L
streets, announces a course OF three Sun
day evening discourses by the minister.
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce. The subject
Of the course is THE Bible and modern
hfe." The topics and dates are as fol-
lows: January Is The Bible; Its pur-
pose and place." February 4, THE Bible
and the church," February II. THE
Bible and spiritual culture" Services are
at s o'clock. There will be music by the
quartet choir OF All Souls. The public is
cordially invited.
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Rev. C. R. Ststson. Rector.
Morning serIice and sernon-....-.--.-..--.nS So A m
EFensong $50 p N
Every one IL welcome.
PEOPLES EyENsoNG, ST. ALBAN's CHURCH.
Mount 81. AIbAn. Sunday. January =. ign Al
=. m. Special preacher. ReT. Fredenck H. How
den, rector of 81. Johns Church. GeorgetoNn:
d. c. The music will be sung b. the Cathedral
choir. Take TennallytOWn earN
ST. PAULs CHURCH. I'D st. and Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert TaibOt. rector; Rev. GecTEe
W. Atkinson. curate. ~. Holy Communion; SD
Sunday school: 10. eelebEatiOn and fnstTuction; H.
nStins and sermon By the rector; ,. m, even
song and Ssrnon. The seats are free.
ALL SOULS MISSION. cor. Conn and Cathedral
Ares. Services. II and I3o. Canon De Nries viii
preach in the morning.
ST. AIARGARETs CHURCH, Conn. ave. and
Bancroft place. Rev. Herbcrt ScOtt Smith.
d. D.. rector. Services. and II a. m. and p
m. Ths rector will preach in the morning.. In the
evening be viii continue his series Of lectures on
The Challenge 0f the City TO the ChlTch-" sub
ject for tOm0rrow nights lecture, The Child
Strangn-s ccrdihny invited
CHRIST CHURCH. GeoEEstovn. Rev. James X.
W. Blake. rector. 10 q. m. Holy Communion
99D q ~ Sunday school II a. N, fun service and
sermon b. the Rev. Hunter Davidson. Of Southern
YirEinia D m, ereninE prayer and sermon
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURcH. 10Th and n stS
DR.. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II a N.
"A Child Callsd:' bsptisus: IS p n. "A Man
Called" Bible school. s0 a. m; c. Z. ,. m.
T. HEZ swEaFS subject. 'Is Il Harder To b
Happy In Washington Than E1sexherei" sunday
night, 9 oe. No morning meeting. Capital Bap-
tist Church Typozrarhical Tempie, q q st. nv.
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NEW CHURCH,

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcnran IT'S. nv. ms
Rev. Prank SeWall. d. D., pastor. viii prach at
II a. N. Sunday school, i21a Evening service
and lecture. s1o p. m. bJ the Rev JULIAN X.
SMITH, of New YORK CITY: shall the Man os
Today Believe in the MIRACLES Il ths New
Testamelt-And How All are wele1ne. Free
han hhraTy Of the writings q sWedenborE. Free
tTacfs nl the pesfibnie.
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L rs. nv
Rev. John Van schaick. r.. D. D., pastor. II
a. M morning seFItoe5 ssrmou By the pastor. 9siS
a. m, Sunday school. II a. m. kindergarten
D. m. Y. 2. Q. U: Old Enll.. ..r1tce.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. IA and as - = John MAJ
shall place. Cnngrezman BoEman Will speak Sun
DAY night at elock. B. H. Warner. csq., pre-
Suing. Dr. n. II. Lee wiz sneak Saturday night
Pee lunch Saturday night and supper ssrTics sun
cay At 2 ?. m
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service S''Rday morning at II O'Clock in Rauschers
Han. Conn. ave. and L Il. Subject Of lecture By
Rishop OLIVER Z. SABIN, Blind leading the
Blind. Always DisastruuN" Hall commodious. sur
IoundinEs elegant seats free. all invited.
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

MEMORIAL S. D. A. CHURCH. mo i.th 81, ~
Services ercJ Sunday evening. Ts6 Subject for
Sunday evening January =: The Laws Of the
kinpion Nindiezted by the Death q ChriJt- -
Co1diai Weicpu1e 10 all