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The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
Christian Endeapor

Worthwhile ambitions" John. xviI:ao-
"a: Rom. viil:1S-2L is the subject to be
considered by Christian Endesvorers in
their meetings tomorrow.
First Baptist Society. at its business
meeting Tuesday, received a report from
Miss Mary Riley. OF the West Washing
ton branch OF Central Union Mission
concerning the distribution OF the grocer
les, clothing, and money contributed nv
the mission. Mr.. ID. Ice johnson was
elected vice president and Mrs. E W.
Robinson, pianist, 10 hll vacancies. Ex-
cellent reports we're heard from officers
and committee chairmen. After the busi-
ness session the host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Eastwood, served re-
freshments.
The Endeavor Society of First Methodist
Protestant Church has adopted a re-
vised constitution and bylaws. Twenty
three members were taken into the So
eiety during 1911.
At Calvary Baptist Church the mission
airy committee will at once organize one
or more classes Cor the study OF mis-
sions. The new prayer-meeting commit
tee will undertake 10 secure large en-
rollment Of members as comrades of the
quiet hour. Tuesdays meeting was led
by Dean w. A. Wilbur. OF George Wash
ington University.
Miss Faye humphrey will render a solo
at the meeting of the Young Peoples So
ciety OF Mount Pleasant congregational
Church tomorrow evening.
Emmanuel Baptist intermediate Society
is preparing a special programme for
'Endeavor day." the first Sunday in
February, whea this society will be one
year of age. Tomorrow the years tonic
cards win be distributed. Rev. H. s.
Pinkham led the meeting last Sunday.
and talked on How to win young people
for Christ"
The Church Of the Covenant mission
study class held an open meeting on
Monday evening. which was enjoyed by
a number Of visitors. among whom were
Dr, Wood, Mrs. Teunis s. Hamlin, Mrs.
Isabella Campbell. Mr.. o. d. knight. Mr..
Knapp. and Mr. Greenvay. A section OF
an Indian bazaar devoted to the sale OF
Jewels was shown. and here buyer. Miss
Leslue jackson. appeared. seeking goodly
pearls The pearl Of Animism was Of
fered by Miss Ella Dill; that Of Hindoo-
ism. by Mr.. Benjamin r. johnson: that
OF Buddhism. by Miss LeDuc; that OF
Parseeism, by Miss Craignead, and that
Of Mohansmedanism. by Miss Mildred
Johnston. The pearls were described as
varying IN size. according 10 the great
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(Beethoven), mixed choir; oftertory (R.
Mills SibyJ. sanctuary choir; offertory.
'.Motet. o Virgo Yirginum' Q1amma),
sanctuary choir; Sanctus. Benedictus. and
Agnus Del CBeethoven). mixed choir :;
Communion Or. Mills siiby). sanctuary
choir; Postlude Chopin. organ. After
the mass the congregation will sing Holy
God"
The Children Of Mary will receive holy
communion at the s o'clock mass. At 1
p. m. they will meet for the recitation Of
their ONCE. Mgr. Russell, rector of ST.
Patrick's. will. as Is the usual custom
on the third Sunday OF the month. an
swer the questions that have been placed
in the question box at the services in
honor Of the Good Shepherd at 7:30 p. m.
st, Joseph's Holy Name Society. at a
meeting held last Sunday night. elected
officers for the year 1872 The officers
elected are as follows: Michael ID.
Shafer. president: Richard A. Curtin.
secretary; Robert r. White. treasurer.
The following were elected to serve as
delegates to the Holy Name Union: An
drew Oehman. Joseph Fitzpatrick, John
Bi1eid. John Sprecklefhyer, Frank Shafer
The Rev. Ignatius Fealy, assistant pas
tor Of ST. Joseph's Church. is chaplain
of the organization.
The Improvement in the condition or
Rev. John b. Pittar. OF st. AIoysius'
Church, has given widespread gratifca-
tion to the Catholic clergy and Iaity OF
Washington. Father Pittar is known
throughout Washington for his zeal in
caring for the sick. the poor. and those
in need of spiritual announcement and
help. He has brought back to the prac-
tice of religious duties many who had
fallen away. and has soOthed the last
sad moments Of numberless parishioners
of st. Aloysius It is expected that
Father Pittar will soon be back at his
post in possession OF full health.
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SCIENCE or LIVING.
New Church.

Rev. Julian Kennedy smyth, OF the
Thirty-fifth Street Church Of the New
Jerusalem. In New York, is TO deliver
three lectures at the New Church. IN this
city, on The religious beliefs Of the man
OF to-day" the series beginning to-mor-
row night. The lecturer is the recently
elected president OF the general body OF
the author Of many books and addresses
which have many admirers In this coun-
try and In England The special subject
for tomorrow night Is should the man
OF to-day believe in Immortality At
the morning service the pastor OF the
church, Rev. Frank Sewall. win speak
on the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment
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SOME CHURCH EVENTS
OF THE WEEK.

Sunday.
Men and Religion Day in the
churches; special services after
noon and evening.
Rev. William wilkinson. of
Trinity Church. New York, win
speak at All Souls Mission. II
a. m.
wednesday.
Rev. william ]. Williamson. Of
St Louis. addresses cIerKymen
OF Washington at II a. m: speaks
at Men and Religion Forward
Movement mass meeting in Cal
vary Baptist Church. s D. m.
Thursday.
Luncheon to Rev. William !
Williamson at New Willard Ho-
tel. 1880 noon
Special services at ST. PauPs
Church CEpiscopal). the Bishon
of Marquette ofiiciating. at 7:so
p. m.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Herald 0ffles bv o . a. Friday.

HAMLISE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcR.
Ninth and ? streets nsEfhHeSt-
hel. Jcseph N. ~ Gray. minister.
- I. ms-Sunday school
u 9e a n-sesnon. The Call 70 Advance"
% p n--EpEuth Learue rraias s.rvics.
~ y ul-5ermon. me Conslmmafe F1fhehooa :
An dtfin1 frse- scangrn always ucio1ma
FOUNDRY n Z CHURCH. lsth and Church 81.
Rev. W. r. Weddaspoon. D. D.. pastor. %
4. m, Sunday schoul; II a N. sermon b ReT.
= W. X SumEalt D. D.; p m. BpEorth
Lsague; 3 p m. The Crates Gain and the
Ofeatest LosA Choir q 2 T0toeS. stnnge3
welcome.
MEMORIAL. o1r. q John Mar
shall pace and at nv. James Sherl Moutxnn-
cry, PASTOR. Morning nerrics at IL 0cioek With
sernon b. the pastor: mbject The Wonderfnl
Name" At o'clock Dr. MonfEomery VII gits
the third lecturesemon in tho srries Big Men
in Big Busines<" he SPECIAL subject for supday
evening is Victor Hngo-Ths Voice from Cis
Crowd In the eoJnse q this lcc4uro Hngo's IA
nous chanrter. Jean Val Jean. Viii Be portzyed.
A most cordial hyitation extended TO tho pubic.
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I lntlgrpgattnndl.

Mr.. Frederick S. Nichols addressed the
CONGREGATIONAL brotherhood last evening
in the First Congregational Church on
The significance OF the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement" President
Osgood OF the brotherhood made an ap-
peal to men OF the church to unite IN
preparation for the elght-day programme
and institutes. DR.. Woodrow spoke in
approval Of the social service and older
boys programmes particularly.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. lmA
and sts. Nv. Rev. Sannei h WoodroE. D. D..
pastor: ReT. & r. Swit. assistant pastor. II
a m, public WOzhip. with sormnn By the pastor:
subject. LOST AND FOUND" Music b
the quartet and chorus ehoir. sap q. m Sunday
school, ssf5 2. NJ. Y P. s. c. z D. n even
ing service. with scImon By the rastnr; subject
THE CROOKED MADE STRAIGHT"
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Cpaumhia road. near 18th ST. ReT. FrInk J. Cod
win. minister. Morning service. II O'Clock: seTmna
BY the minis,er; subject. The Masculine Note N
the Life of the Church-" Evening ss-Tice.
Oiciocks sermon By the minister: subject "Hitfing
the Right Thing" Sunday school. 90 a m
adult elassea. 70 a N Christian EndeGTor meet
ing go D. m
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lutheran

At st. Marks Lutheran Church. Eighth
and B streets southwest. the pastor. Rev.
]. Luther Frsntz. announces q series or
Sunday night sermons on the Ten Com
mandments. they are as follows: jan
uary a. Spirituality in Worship" jan
uary 3. '.Irreverences' February 4.
Sabbath observanee;" February II.
Family Hfe;'' February Is. Thou shalt
not kin The hour. O'Clock fhese
announced subjects always attract IN
creased heongreEations
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EPIPHANY CHURCH,
G sfrcci. mar Ath.

q sfrpcis mar ltth
Rev. r. X. Mckm. ID. D.. rector.
Sunday schools. sso a. N and .. m; Holy
Communion. a. m; scrVioe ard sermon, II A. m
and ,. m. The rector VII preach morning and
evening Ssbject II sermon al p m, ''CHRls-
TIAN CHARACTER or GEN ROBERT Z.
LEE"
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass ave. and
l2th It. Rev. J. Hsnning Nelins. rector; Rev.
John 4. EWell associate: Rev. Edward 5. Hale
cuTzte. Sunday services and II a. m, ta5 and
n Thursday. January 3. St Panfs Day.
Al r. N. in the ehtrch the choir cf the church
win sing the Conversion a 81. Paul ehuren
cantatA surg for the hrst time IN this city. Pub
bic invited: charEc for admission, bat an ODER
ms viii be taken fer the choir fund
CHRIST CHURCH. GeorErtovn. Rer. James u.
". Blake. rector. Missionary SUNDAY. 10 A. M,
Holy Communion; 30 a. m. Sunday school II
a. n.. full service and sermon BY the Right Rev.
evening rrayrr ard addrr,. by the Rev. J. r.
Ellis, on the mountain work q Virginia.
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The International Review OF Missions
makes Its initial appearance and prom
Ises to be in the class OF really valuable
magazines. II the January number Is a
criterion. A brilliant group OF contrfbu-
tors appear. Including Ambassador Bryce.
John Warneck. OF Germany. and Dr.
John R. Mott 1t wiz at once add Dig
nifty and prestige 70 the missionary en-
terprise throughout the Ensllsh-speaking
world. and will be appreciated by stu
dents and supporters OF missions alike.
At Providence last week the mayor OF
the city challenged one OF the specialists
in the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment team TO debate. The mayor backed
cut at the last minute, it Is reported
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Otsrtplr

At the morning service Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church the pastor. the
Rev. Earle Wiiney, win deliver a spe-
cial sermon on the subject, ''The calling
OF the Gospel ministry This service Is
to be part Of a national movement TO en-
list young men as volunteers for the
Christian ministry.
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PREsBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ J. ave-. II and 18th H&
Dr. Wallace Radefine. pGst1-
IISo a. m-sernon ho the pastor.
rs .. m-"POlitieAl PoEtrsits--A Model cabinet. =
Music led By quartet eheir.
s=n a m--Bihle rhooL
SS5 a. m.-Adult classes
SIS p m.-Christan EndsaTor socistJ.
CHURC9 OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. are. snd isth stA
Charles wood. minister.
Bernard G. Braskamp minister's assistant
Harry Baremors Ang1.. minister Of Peck ChapeL
II % a. m.-semou by the nirIsfer
Musical serrice led b. douee cuartst from so TO
O'Clock
go p m.-SsTmon by the minister; subject. The
Life and Tines q solomon: His Trsin-
ing and CoFunation.''
s0o n m.-Se-mon b the minister: subject. Things
That Make fer ProErezs-Work-
Musical service from IN 10 O'Clock. led bg the
Evening Chcrus Choir. Otto 7. Simon
directoT: Harvey Murray. GgAnis,. The
order a musical ser1ics win inelnde
ehor-ses frun The Daughter Of Jai-
rus, b. stAiner.
Sunday school AZ s.t5 A. n
Christian EBdesFor meeting at e.b p n. Fr
nlursday evtnins at 8. midWeck ssrvics.
FIRST. The Strangers sabeath Home" John Mar.
shall Place bstwccn G ard D sts. NJ. Dooad q.
MacLeud minister. IN a. m. Sunday srhool and
adult Bibls clarzeS II a. m. MASCULINE
CHRISTIANITY: = MEN AND RELIGION DAY.
SIS 2. m y. r. s. c. Z TA5 d m, DR.. II. L.
Whiting. Of Korea An are welc1me.
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begin at 7:3O. the Bishop OF Marquette
being the preacher. Afterward there win
be social hour when the members of
the congregation have an opportunity OF
meeting each other and their mutual
friends.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. car 18th and L sta
ulysses g. r. PieTce. d. n. minister 9si5 a. N.
Sunday school: Post graduate Cl5ss Class fur the
ChsA II A. M. murniug Srrvice: scfmnn BY DE-
Pierce TheFc Is Also hndsrzar1en during the
hour ~ morning worship p m, Young Peo-
ple's Religious Uuiou- D. evening servioes
serrices.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and corcnran Sts. nv. The
Rev. Frank seWaIl. d. D.. past1r vili presch at
II A. m Sunday school. f31A Essning service
and lecture. 10 ?. N: Should the Man of To-
dsy Beiicye in IMMORTALITY" by the Rev.
JULIAN X. SAfYTH. o. New York CITY. rresi-
dent of the Geoeral C0nventi0n q the New Church
IN Aneriea; paSicr and near friend for yeas x
tho late John Bigelow. Pre- han hbrary of the
Writings y SWe6enborg. Free tr1rts in the uesti-
buic. Public invited.
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gave his vacation to an s,OOO-mile journey
to present the movement In seventeen
cities, among them Houston, Seattle. San
neapolis.
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LUTHERAN.

ST MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH. Eh and n
stA ss. Rev J. Luther Ffan;z. pastor. At II
a. N. special sermon TO men. p m. hrst IN
series on Ten Commandments Spirituality IN
Worship" 90 a. m. Sunday school. Wedncsday
p N. Luther League. Al Ueicme.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH,
d and a ffs. e.
Rev. c. z. Stetsou, Rector.

ID and A sts- -.
ReS. C. z. StetNon. Rector.
Morning ssrice and 90 a m
bTensong sao p m.
Every one Is velc0ms.
ST. NIARGARETs CHURCH. Conn. ave. and
Baacrun place. ReF. Herbcn Scptt smith.
d. D.. rector. The Rev. josiah n. Kills viii
preach IN the morning In the erening the rector
viii iectune On The Saloon. Tenemsnt. and
SUM-" the second u the srries on The Chal
lengc a the Ciiy 20 the Church" Ps-ticilar
rcferrnco viii be made in the lecture TO local con
ditiouS An welcome always
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURcH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and n. nv.
Rev. John Van sehaick. u. d. D.. pastor. II
a. m. morning seTvice: by the pastor; sub
jcct, 'Nahoth's Yineyard" 9st5 a. N. Sunday
s:honl: II a m. kindergzrten: ,. m. Y. r.
G L
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BAPTIST.

Z HEZ swEsrs subject: "How Many Washing
ton Christians Arc Real Christiansg'' Sunday
night. o'c No morning mcetirg. CapitAi Zap
tzt Church. Typomphical Temple. g Z 81. nv.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and stA
DIR. J. ]. Muir, pastor. Preaching: II .. N.
"PTayer for Power" Tss ?. N. -Od Paths
Despf-ed." Rible school. s5O a. n; c. L.. n N.
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GosPEL aIIssIoN.

GOSPEL MISSION. 2ii and rs "a t. uobn Mar
shan placei- Mr. p. n. Warner viii speak Sunday
might a oeock- supper ssrvioe, to Gospel
moetinss eTery night and sundays. sa0 n m. > :,
and p m All welcome.
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NATIONAL NEW IaOUGHT CENTER.

NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Miss
Emma Gay ard Dr. Kicker. teacheB and heslers
Of % NearS' szpsrsnse. Daily noon meeticz.
Rldr 4 sh
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THEosoPHf.
WASHINGTON LODGE THEoSoPHIcAL So
ClEFY, 40 :. Cap 81. SUNDAY, s y N subject,
The Symbolism of the Cros-"
THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS
Lecture by
REV JAMES ". KEELET,
Al Theosophie Hall. isn -, II IS a m
Pablis invited. Public study elassas Wednesdays
and FndRys at p m
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Specially significant is the action Of the
Central Presbyterian Church, OF Brook
lyn, in abolishing the pew rental system.
because it is the third largest church OF
the denomination in the United States.
and because the pastor, Rev. John r..
Carson, d. D., is moderator of the gen.
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on Thursday next. being the name day,
ST. PauIs Church. Twenty-third street.
win hold special services. Services will
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
o, 70, ines. columns saoua rsaeA III. Herald Oas v ,sav
EPIscoFAI.

Notices Tor fEess columns shoHid reach
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service sunday moruing at II o'elcck In Rauscher's
Hall Com. ave. and L st Subject Il texture by
Bishop OLIVER q. SABIN, "L{bsrty." Hall
oomnudiOSs. surrounding eleEznt; SEATS frre. all
iuFited
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Tie Iol3 9th st. nv. second fo1r. 10 p N. lee
tune and messages By G. W. KEtes and wife Al
invited.
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y. W. C. a.

YOUNG woNEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
18th and r Sta nv. YOspsr serrics. go 2. N.
speaker. Rev. John T. Huddie; snbisct IN,
Wise Virgins" Special singing
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEAToN wiz EiTs a tsk TUESDAY. January
q SIS p. m, al the FarTagut tApt. aSD. Sub
<jsct. -'Thrce Plains 4 ConscouDessN" Public m
rited. PATIENTS treated week day1
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-08-17
WILSON'S LOGIC AT FAULT
his Arguments Concerning the Tariff
Will Not Appeal to the Voters
With Any Force.

Of all the arguments against pro-
lection that which cites the advant-
ages OF free trade between the several
States, is perhaps, the most unsound
anu the most unscientific. and yet no
less an authority than DR.. Woodrow
wilson, sometime Princeton profes-
sor, now a candidate for president.
once advanced it as quite conclusive
PROOF that customs houses were at
oest necessary evil.
IL seems TO me very absurd" he
said, to maintain that We should have
free trade between different portions
OF this country. and at the same time
smut ourselves out from free COM
muhlcation with other producing coun-
trles OF the world. If it is necessary
10 impose restrictive duties on goods
Drought from abroad 1t would seem
10 me, as matter of logic, necessary
10 impose similar restrictions on
goods taken from one state of this
union to another. That follows as a
necessary consequence; there is no
escape from it."
lhls is exactly on all fours with an
argument TO the effect that two part
ners in profitably going enterprise
would find it to their advantage to
encourage competition in their par
tlcular field by a concern of equal ca
paclty, which, because of the lower
cost OF production. could readily un-
dersell them.
The professor seemed to overlook
the fact when he gave utterance to
the foregoing. that the same standard
OF wages and the same standard OF
living, approximately obtains in all OF
the states. and that free trade among
them amounts to an exchange OF com
modlties produced under practically
| similar conditions.
In this connection it is well also to
| remember that 9e per cent, of the
$2l 000000,0 900 of annual industrial
| production in this country is distribut-
ed at home.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-08-17
TWO CARBUNCLES ON NECK

Veterans Home, Napa Co. Cali
was afflicted with two carbuncles on
the back of my neck. The doctors said
they were the largest carbuncles he
ever saw. l suffered the most intense
agony, so much that | could not rest
or sleep for about a month One was
lanced four times. When the first be-
gan to get better another broke out
and was equally as painful as the ilrst
one. l heard of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment being good for such things.
so l procured a box of Cuticura Oint-
ment and cake OF Cuticura Soap. !
washed both the carbuncles with Cuti-
cura Soap frequently whenever any
pus began to gather, and applied the
Cuticura Ointment. l felt relief after
the first use of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and in weeks time both
carbuncles were gone and I was COM
pletely cured. l have not been trou-
bled since.
Il also had eczema of the scalp. My
scalp itched fearfully and pimples be-
gan to break out which emitted pus,
and my head became sore and scaly.
had dandruff also. used Cuticura
Soap for shampoo with hot water,
and used the Cuticura Ointment on my
scalp. and 1t afforded instant relief, fol-
lowed by absolute cure" (Signed)
George H. Wetsell, Dec. II, 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L. Boston"
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Pastor Seeks stage Glory.

Portage, Wis.-The Rev. Willian
F. Phillips, until recently pastor of the
st. Johns Episcopal church in this
city, will take the part Of Manson In
"The Master in the House." which VIII
60 on a tour out of Chicago this fall.
He has gone to Chicago to attend re-
hearsals Phillips was pastor OF ot-
Johns church for four years and Is an
able orator. If he is successful In mis-
new venture he will abandon the
church entirely for parts in dramas
Which have the uplift in mind.
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MEANS PROSPERITY FOR ALL
Foreign Trade Of the United States,
Under Republican Rule, 10
of Enormous Value.

The foreign trade OF the United
States is the greatest ever known.
This applies to exports and imports
time of the year.
Building Improvements are on a
larger scale than ever before. In no
other year did the permits issued in
the principal cities in the six months
from January TO June, inclusive, reach
such figures as those which have been
recorded in 1912.
There IL an excellent prospect that
the value and bulk of the most i'm
portant crops will make new total
this year. Some will fall to reach the
best figures OF other years, but these
deficiencies are more than Offset by
the splendid promise of other staples.
Final records for the year are like
ly to show that the railroad tonnage
and the lake vessel traffic have both
surpassed all former figures Bank
clearings are setting new high-water
marks.
1t IL going to take a lot of political
unrest and doubt about the future OF
legislation and government policies to
check the momentum which the coun-
try has gained and slow down the
progress of trade and industry. The
American people never looked more
competent to manage their affairs
with enterprise and wisdom, whether
in private business or the administra-
ton Of the government.