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tor. win preach on the theme "a call TO
the sleepers." Tho topic for his evening
sermon win be "sign boards to hell"
The Sunday School teachers at the Fifth
Church have Instituted q series OF sup
pers for Thursday evenings. at s:15. just
before the regular midweek prayer meet
ing. at which DR.. crutcher addresses
them on some phase OF their work. At
the prayer meetings DR.. Crutcher has be-
gun some talks on the book OF Reyela-
lion. The subject last Thursday evening
was "A letter 20 the church at Ephesus.'
Next Thursday evening the subject will
be "A letter TO the church at Smyrna"
Following the series OF sermons begun
last Sunday on Bethany" Pastor Hugh
T. Stevenson. OF the Bethany Baptist
Church, win preach tomorrow morning
on "A man asleep in Bethany" and in
the evening he will deliver the second
sermon in the series on the Capital
City," his special theme being "Child
welfare" On next Tuesday evening Rsy.
DR.. Albert Colt, of Syracuse. y. Y. will
address the Bethany brotherhood.
The musicale last night attracted a
large and enthusiastic audience. The
only change IN the programme as report
ed in this column last week was that
the place Of Mr.. Maud Howell-Smlth
Eas taken by Miss Maud Lee. Mrs.
fHowell-Smith was called away at the
last moment. II is the intention OF the
church to hold similar musIcales from
time to time, and in this way provide a
very high standard Of music, which will
be within the reach OF those who de-
sire H.
Pastor J. Compton Ball, who It was
announced last Sunday. would be absent
from the Metropolitan Baptist Church for
two weeks rest. is at present at Hot
Springs. n. c. where he will remain for
another week. HIS place in the pulpit
tomorrow will be taken by Rev. Mr..
Pierce. of Reading, Pa, at both the morn
ing and evening services. On Sunday.
March II. DR.. Albert Colt, OF Syracuse,
N. Y. will preach for Mr.. Ball both
morning and evening.
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Clathnlif

The, Blessed Virgin Mary sodality of
the Immaculate Conception Church win
receive holy communion in a body at
the o'clock. mass in that church to-
morrow. The sodality will hold its reg
ular meeting on Tuesday evening at f:30
O'clock. Rev. Z. J. Connolly, director,
will preach.
On Wednesday evening Rev william
A. Tooien will preach at the Lenten
service held that night.
On Sunday next. the Rev. John n. Me-
Namara will sing the high mass at ST.
Patrick's Church at IL o'clock. The Rev.
James A. Smyth will deliver the thied
sermon OF the Lenten service, The Cath
Ollie Church, the protector OF the home"
A special musical programme has been
arranged anc viii be rendered by the
sanctuary and mixed choirs. under the
direction OF Mr.. r. Mills SiIby and Miss
Jennie Glennan. respectively.
On Sunday night, Rt. Rev. William T.
Russell will conduct the Lenten devotions
and will preach on Jesus the loyal
friend
The Holy Name Society Of st. Paurs
will receive holy communion IN a body
at the o'clock mass in that church to-
morrow. High mass at IL o'clock will be
celebrated by Rev. Father Ketchem.
On Tuesday evening following the reel
tation OF the rosary at 7:s0 O'Clock. q
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
Father Claire. C. S. R. OF Annapolis after
which benediction OF the Most Blessed
Sacrament will be given. The music
will be furnished by the sanctuary choir.
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality will
meet as usual on Wednesday evening for
the recitation OF the ONCE.
Stations OF the cross on Friday will be
at o'clock in the afternoon. and in the
evening at 7:50 with music by the male
choir. Benediction will be given imme-
diately after stations.
Tomorrow will be communion Sunday
for the members OF ST. Joseph's Holy
Name Society.
The sermon at the Lenten service on
Tuesday evening will be delivered by the
Rev. John A. Breen, OF Pittsburg, Pa.
On Sunday. March II. the Redemptorist
Fathers will open a two-weeks' mission
at st. Joseph's Church. the first week TO
be exclusively for women, the second
week exclusively for men. The Redemp-
torists are celebrated missionaries. and
the mission at ST. Joseph's promises to
be one p~of the big religious features Of
the year.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
nv WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices TO, aess columns oss
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAMLTEE METHODIST EPISCOPAL oHURCH,
Ninth and streets northwest.
REV. JOSEPH N. N. GRAY. MINISTER
80 a. m.-sunday schooL e
II 90 a m.-"THE SPIRITUAL MEANING or
MATERIAL THINGS"
TO n m-Epworth League praiss scryise.
800 D m-'swHERE EXTREMES MEET"
All dttings free. yisitors sfvays welcome
FOUNDRY N. =. CHURCH. 18th and Church Ct.
Rev. W. r. wedderspoon. d. D.. pastx. ssD l. n
Sunday school: II q. m, The Divine RescneS'
D. m. Epw0fh Leagus;- .. N. "Lsssons From
the Life Of Frances Z. willard" Chotr of %
voices. visitoB welcome.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL CHURCH. cor. Of
John Marshall place and @ St Nv. James shera
Montgomery. minister. Pubic services at II odock.
with sermon by the pastor: unbdect. Ths Unex-
hausted Possibilities of Human L4fe" In tbs
evening at O'Clock Dr. Montgomery WIN rvs 0
thoroughly up-to-date sermoulecture % the sub
ject. "Insurgsncy and The Ags Of Unrest Frss
seats 70 The public at all the services Of tbs
church.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor. 10th
and sts nv. Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow. ID. D..
pastor. IL a. m, public worship with sermon by
Tastnr; subject LIFE BUILDING" Music by
quartet and chorus chcir. 80 q. m, Sunday
school: 6S5 D. m, Y. 2. S. Q. z D. m, pub
lie worship, with next IN c0Tse Of lectures By
pastor on THE REFORMATION PERIOD -
subject. THE REFORMATION IN GER
MANY"
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road. near 18th st. Rev. Prank J. Good
win, minister Morning service. II o'clock; se-mon
b. Dr. Merrill E Gates Evening service. :
O'Clock; sermon by DR.. Edwin NJ Bliss; subject,
''Ths Mu.ic Of the Bible Sunday school. 80
q. m; adult classes. 10 a. m Christian EndeaIor
meeting 6.0 n N.
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the pastor, Rev. Joseph N. NJ. Gray. will
preach on the theme THE spiritual mean
ing Of material things" and in the even
ing at o'clock will have for the sub
ject of his sermon Where extremes
meet" .
On Monday evening the Mems Brother
hood. recently formed through the efforts
of the Men and Religion Movement to
organize more fully the men OF the
churches will meet In the lecture ROOM
The officers are Frederick Van Dyne,
president: NJ. l. Eichelberger, vice presi-
dent: John H. Muirhead, secretary, and
W. H. Proctor, treasurer. Plans for the
extension of the opportunities OF the
brotherhood will be considered at this
meeting with the objective point in view
of interesting all men OF Hamline and
their friends in the work OF the church.
Dr. James S. Montgomery is announced
to speak Sunday morning at the Metro
politan Memorial Church on the subject.
The unexhausted possibilities OF human
life" In the evening at he Will treat
a subject which is altogether practical
and up TO date, his subject being In
surgency ard the age of unrest" A
cordial welcome is extended the public TO
attend the services of the day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Gorsuch NJ
E. Church will give luncheon from II
to 80 and a chicken supper from TO 9
o'clock on Wednesday and Thursday,
March Is and Il. at the old Masonic
Temple. Ninth and F streets northwest.
Mrs. Ellen Rowe is chairman of the
committee on arrangements and will be
assisted by the ladies of the church.
The young people of Gorsuch Church
recently gave The District school, at
the Fifth Baptist Mission, in the
southwest, and will repeat It by request
for a number OF societies. Last Friday
night il was presented at the Epworth
NJ. L. Church South. on March 10 1t will
be given at Tennallytown NJ. f. Church.
and later performances will be given at
Odd Fellows Hall, southwest, and at the
insane asylum.
On Sunday evening. the Rev. W. r.
wedderspoon, D. D.. pastor OF Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach
on Lessons from the life of Frances e.
Willard"
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meeting at the church next Tuesday eveu-
ing. an excellent programme of music has
been arranged. Mr.. Charles Hudson, sec
retary, is teaching a mission study class
of juniors, using as text book, Japan
for juniors"
Friends Christian Endeavor Society
held an interesting indoor track meet at
the society's social
The Christian Endeavor Society of Falls
Church, Va, is conducting an attendance
contest to secure the attendance of others
than members OF the society Every visi-
tor presents card at the door, which
contains his name and the name of tho
contestant who has invited him. These
cards announce the special features Of the
Sunday meetings and contain an invita-
ton to attend
Gunton-Temple Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor Society has chosen as officers
for the year from their installation at the
April business meeting. Edward Thrall.
president: o. I. Wright, vice president;
Miss Emma Nolan. recording secretary;
Miss Edith Upham. corresponding secre-
tary: Miss Sophie Hanlein, treasurer Miss
Margaret Smith. missionary treasurer;
Miss Sallie Wright. librarian: Frank Mac
Nerhany. delegate to union; William Kim
ney. reporter. Each committee chairman
win be provided with an assistant this
year. The matter OF revising the society's
pledge will be considered By q special
committee.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
n. Y. ave-. h and 18th Sta
Dr. waIlacs Radcliffe. pastor.
IL 90 g. m--Puble worship; sermon By the pastnS
7s5 p m.-"PoliticaI Portnits-A Weak Ruler"
Muks led By quartet choir.
SO a. n.-Bib'e school.
s.5 q n--Adult classes
s.I5 D. m.-Christi1n Eudear0 Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
C6un. ave-. and 18th stk
Charles Wood. minister.
Bernard G. Brsskamp. ministers assistant
Harm Baremcs Angus, minister Of Pea Chapel
u % a. m.-sermoa By the minister.
Musical serIce led by double quartet from S:o to
o'ciock.
40 D m-Sermou By the minister; subject,
a Studies in Old Testament ChAracten:
A RcyL RefOme-."
so p n.-sermon by the minister; subject. "A
Young Mans Relidon.''
MnSczl serrics frUm IN to O'Clock. led b Ii.
Evening Cho-1s Choir Otto 7. Simou
. directrr: Harvey Murray. ors1niG
Henry II. TallmadEs. bsrytons so.oist
The order Of service win include eho
rusos and solo from st Pau" Men
delssohn-
Sunday school at s.iS A.
Christian EndsaVor meeting al s:S .. n
THURSDAY evening at 8. nidweek service
FIRST, the Strangers Sabbath Home" Johr Mar
shall place nv. Donald c. Macleod, minister.
Il m and 7:i5 p. N, M. Frederick ]. Stanley,
formerly prsfessur in Waseda University, Tokyo
Japan. will speak. Subjects: II q n. The
Orient" Sunday school. 30 a. M O. Z. sc
n IN All are Welcune.
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Christian Endeapor

The topic for to-morrow's Christian En-
deavor meetings is Christian testimony
that counts" and the Scripture reference.
John, f:zs-4s Members OF the prayer
meeting committees will act as leaders.
(, Emmanuel Baptist intermediate Society
will hold the March business meeting this
evening at o'clock at the church.
Fifteenth Street Christian Young Peo-
pies Society Will be visited tomorrow by
q representative OF Friendship House.
who will explain the work being done
there. Following the soeiety's business
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CHURCH EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
sunday,

Sunday.
First of a series of four lee
lures by Congressman, in First
Congregational Church; Hon. W.
ID. B. Ainey, of Pennsylvania,
speaks on The higher efficiency,
at $3.50 D. m.
Many Washington churches to-
day respond to the call OF the
American Red Cross for aid for
Chinese famine sufferers.
Grace Baptist Church begins a
series of evangelietic services In
which Washington pastors alone
will participate.
Rev. James A. Smyth breaches
in the morning on The Catholic
Church, the protector of the
home" at st. Patrick's.
Tuesday.
Rev. Hugh L. Burleson, of New
York, lectures on foreign mis-
sions at Epiphany Church, p. m.
wednesday.
Retreat for women at st. Thom-
as Episcopal Church.
Thursday.
Annual meetings OF several
Presbyterian churches. 5 p. m.
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LUTHERAN.

EvAYG. LUTHERAN. coScoRDIA CHURCH.
nth and G sta NV. Paul A Menzei. pastor.
German services Sunday. II 4 m; English s----
ices. Ts45 ?. m. subject. IF I really lovs the
Lord what viii b my srTice to mani" oezu-
TRULY illustrated lecturs viii be given On Jerusa-
lem and the Holy Land THURSDAY evening.
O'Clock, March a. by the Rev. Or. Schneider. Who
has been brought up IN Jerusalem, and drcctor q
the German EF. Orphans Hons thsrs. Adnsaon
free collection viii be taken for Continuing The
WORK there. An ars welcome.
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BAPTIST.

Il. HEz swEM'S subject: DO Washington Peo-
pie Send For Actors and Theater-goers When They
Are On Their Death-6edsg' Sunday night, o'c.
No morning meeting Capital Baptist Church,
Typosraphical Temple - G st. NV.
BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and sts. nv.
Dr. ]. ]. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II a. m.
"Chiyslrous CaRecrstion;" 7I5 p. n, Why I'm
saredi" BsptisfhS Bible school, go = m.; C. Z,
z m.
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Free Bible Lecture.

The International Bible Students As
sociation will conduct meeting in Old
Masonic Temple Sunday afternoon at 3
The topic OF the lecture wiz be, What
the Scriptures say about heIl;' theories
of the Dark Ages exploded
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GOSPEL MISSION.
GOSPEL MISSION.

IA and nc 81 st. gohn Marshall plaee.)
Mr.. Maurice RubenS the converted Hebrew, Of
PittsburE. Pa. will speak tonight Mrs Mar
garet Dye Ellis. Of the National W. c. T. O.. will
speak Sunday night. Gospel services every night,
IN SUNDAYS. 80 q. m. :. Z. and p. M
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Corcnran rs. Nv. ms
ReN Frank SeHan ID. D.. pastor. VIII preach st
II &. N: Casting Out Devils" Sunday school,
1za5. Evening service and lecture. 80 p m
THE MEASURE OF A MAN"
By Rev. HAROLD s. CoNANT, q Baltfnors
In pastors strdy Wednesdays. ~. Reading Cir
Gle. Strangers and inqutrers invited Fridays IN
church. p. H. Ltany SerTes. with brief address.
Cordial invitation to all Free loan hhEaTJ Of the
writings of suedenbo-E. Free traes IN ths Essti-
bule.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. Nth and "a.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. d. D., minister. s.B q. N,
sunday school; Post-graduats Class. Ciass for tbs
Comparstivs Study Of RELIGION. and Unity Study
Cl2sa. II g. m. morning service; sermon By ths
minister There Il also kinderE1rtn during the
hour Of morning worship 10 p N. Young Peo-
ple's Religious Union. Ths public invited TO al
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LUTHERAN

The choir OF the Church of the Reform
alton. Pennsylvania avenue and b street
southeast. viii hold special musical
service. at which Stopsack's orchestra
will assist Sunday evening.
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pardonable SIM" Monday, why Christ
died." Tuesday, Gods way" Wednes-
day, "Our accountability; Thursday,
Upon sthis rock;" Friday, rs It well
with thy soul?''
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Services Sunday morning n II O'Clock IN Rsuschs'S
Conn ave. and st Han enunodioua Sur
ruundinzs elegant. Seats free. All invited
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UNDENoMINATIONAL.

THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION announces . lecture by Mr.. z ".
Brennetsen general secretary Of the association IN
the auditorium Of Old Masonic Temple 9Th ard
SITS. NV. Sunday March 10. At .. m Topie:
WHAT SAY THE SCRIPTURES
ABOUT HELLf" AL welcome. No eousc-
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sPIRITUALIsT.

ture by Rev. G. W. Kates on "A practical lEs'
Messages By Ms. Susanna Harris An inrfted-
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and q stH~rv.
Rev. John Van Schaick. r.. d. D.. pastor. II
a. m. morning service; sermon BY ths pastor. s:S
a. m. Sunday school; II q. m. kndcrgzrten;
D. n T. p. @. U.
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

Services every Sunday evening. IdS Subject for
Sunday evening. March 10: New Testament Sab
bath Obserrane-" An ueicuma
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and Sts. Nv. Services Sunday, Il 4. n. and
p m
Subject: MAN
Sunday school. ii A. n. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cocdially invited Read
ing room col Colorado Bldg.
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Y. w. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE.

ToCNG woNAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Iah and T Sta nv. yesper SerTies at 40 p n
spezkr, MrS joseph T. Kelly subisct, 'Sons
girls 70 whom God has spoken" Special mnsic.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.
CAN Sides Of An Questicrsl

HON. henry GEORGE. on SINGLE TAX
Pythian Temple. lOl2 Ninth s. NV. p N Wei
come. Come early.
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SPIRITUALIsM.

ALFRED a. TERRY will hold q mseting Sunday
evening at o'clock IN Fynn's Hall. cnrrsz Of
Sth and & sts. NV. Lecture followed By messages.
Meeting On Friday night at Isl o q. n. Inter
views daily Phone Linen lS2
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THEOSOPHY.

CAUSE OF VARIETY IN ASTRAL LIFE
AND EXPERIENCE" Lecture ~ DR.. ". W.
Baker at I0l3 Ct. NV. Sunday at u:l5 Public
invited. Free study classes WEDNESDAY and Friday
at d. m
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS SEATON viii give q talk every TUESDAY SIS
D m, at her same apartment, cor Hth md sta
Subject March u: Mental and Spiritual Heal
ing" Public invited. Patients treated seekdaya
Mrs Seatnn win also give lecture Sunday. March
TO- at 80. At 6ls + St Subject: God Oonscious-
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Y. M C. A.

MEMS BIG MEETING.
First Congregational Church, leth and G sts.
lAuspiees Y. II. G A.
Sunday afternoon. March 10. at 3s0 o'cioek
Speaker Hon W. ID. b AISEY, NJ O., Penna.
SUBJECT. The Higher Enciery."
This Is an eicquent address by an able platfor1n
SPEAKER. and all men cordially invited to Be-
present.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Miss
Emma Gray and Or. Kicker. teachers and heAlers
of 30 years experience. Daily noon meeting
Symposium Wednesdays. p m Loan & Trust
Bldg. y and 9Th. Public invited.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH,

VIZ tuSbIHS OusHSug
18th. near Dupont Circle
sn a. m--Holy Communion. 4
s59 a. m.-sunday school
le15 a. m.-ChiIdren's service and cztechiztng-
Il 90 n. m--Morning serics and sermon hy he rec
4 tor: THE PROBLEM OF PAIN
WHAT DOES HUMAN SUFFERING
MEANf"
l1s .. m.-Instruefion In church doctrine.
500 p. m.-Esensong and sermon By Rev. y. Ward
TRINITY CHURCH,
srd and sta nv.
Rev. G. w. Van FosGn, Rector.
2 Services: 10. 90 Sunday SCHOOL,. II a. m.
and p m. After the evening service social hour
in the pariAh hall.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
Nth and Corcorsn sts nv.
Rev J. J. Dimou, rector.
Rsr. W. N. Pettis. d. D.. eurate.
Services:
80 a. m.-Holy cmmunion.
so l.. m.-suDday school.
II 90 a. m.-Morning service.
500 .. m--EFening service.
The rector viii preach at both serTces
ALL SOULS MISSION. cor. Conn. and Cathedral
aTes. Rev. J. Macbride sterrvtt. ID. ID. Services.
II and t9o. The Rev Dr. r. n. Mektm viii
preach al 80 Friday. p N, the Rev. DR.. II.
Scott Smith will Be the preacher.
PEOPLES EvENsoNG, ST. ALBAN's CHURCH.
O'Clock. Canon Williams will preach. Special mu-
SIC By Washington Cathedral Choir. Take Ten
naIlytoWn cara
AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
y Offers the universal faith TO all men,
The Nativity. 18th and A se. 10. sI5 II,
Communicants received each Sunday In Lent
Confirmation classes Mondays, 3ao. 10 p m
THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
sixth and I SITS.
Rev. c. 3. Abbott, viczr.
T:n u m.-Holy Communion.
II % a. r.-Mornins prayer and sermon.
100 D m.-Chidren's service.
e:j0T30 D. m.-YOunf Mems Bible Gas
500 .. m.-EEening player and Confirmation
The Bishop q Washington will onicste and
preach.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass ave and
Ieth st. Nv. Rev. ]. Henning Nelms, rector; Rev.
John l. EEeI. associate; Rev. Edward s. Hale.
erste Sunday services. and II A. m. as and
D m.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH,

Livery one Is Heicofns.
EPIPHANY CHURCH,
G street. near 18th.
peT. r. II. McKim. ID. D., rector.
Re T. HuhertJones, assistant minister.
Holy Communion, a. m Other services. II a
m, ( p. m. and p m Sunday schools, 80
a. m. and ,. m. All seats free except at Il a N.
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. "a a. m. Holy
Communion; 30 a. IL. Sunday school; II 4 N,
full service and sermon by the Rev Mr.. Hunter.
Of Raleigh. n. O.; p. m. confirmation lecture;
8 .. n, evening rrsyer and sermon By the rector.
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On Sunday evening, the Rev. W. R.
Wedderspoon, D. D., pastor OF Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach
on Lessons from the life of Frances E.
Willard"
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At Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday morning At II o'clock service.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-09

In some OF our Sunday schools during
Lent ten minutes are set aside from
the teaching of the usual lessons for the
purpose of studying THE First Ameri-
cans" and THE Conquest Of the Con-
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Friends Christian Endeavor Society
held an interesting indoor track meet at
the society's social
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-11-14
NO SLEEPING BAG FOR THEM
Lapianders Preferred the Snow and
The Open Air. and So Had .
Comfortable Night.

Sir Henry Lucy tells In the Corn
hill Magazine a good story that he
had from hansen, the explorer. Il
amusingly illustrates the hardy health
OF the LRplanders.
Part OF Flansen's equipment for his
trip across Greenland consisted OF two
sleeptng-bags made of undressed
skins. On the first night or the jour
ney Nansen and his two Norwegian
companions got into one or the bags.
pulled the mouth tight across their
neckss and so slept In the snow with
only their heads out,
Before retiring for rest, hansen saw
the three Laplanders he had engaged
for the expedition cozily tucked into
the other sleeping-bag. When he
awoke In the morning, almost numb
with cold, he observed that the bag
In which he had tied up the Lapland-
ers was empty, and that they were mo-
where In sight. He was afraid they
had deserted him, and scramblins
out Of the bag, went in search Of
them. He found the three men fast
asleep behind a hillock Of NOW that
they had scraped together as a pro
lection against the wind.
"Ah. master" they said, when ask.
cd to explain this extraordinary con.
duct, I'VE couldn't sleep in that thing.
IL was too hot, so we got out and
have had q comfortable night here"
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Continued Next Weekly
Man's Loxs and Woman,s.

Harriet Anderson In the Atlantic.
To the woman feeling Is everything;
to the man, reason. The man loves
his wife as the symbol of the All, this
i~mpersonality which compeTs his allie
glance. He woTships her as the high
est idea Of his life. She, on the other
hand, loves him in particular, loves his
personality, his. immediate ego. To
worship an idea and to love imperson-
ally are two abilities not native to
woman She Is physically much more
bound to him than he to her. She be-
comes his flesh, and her, fidelity is
more a natural law, than a mora
question. His fidelity, however, Is pre-
eminently q moral act, an act of his
power n will. 1t is~not always a
sign Of moral greatness. When q man
is narrow in mind, and insignificant
be faithful; but when he Ia high
minded, and glowing In personality,
the effort becomes great. AS he de-
mahds more from. himself he also de-
mands more from his wife. He can
be faithful If she grows with him; he
can be faithful If she has once given
him the keys to divine nature and
changed the world for - him.. evon
though she herself has lost signifc-
ance: but when she utterly blots out
divine nature for him she deprives
him of the highest to which he is by
right entitled. For this. reason, man
must not be judged exclusively by the,
feminine idea Of fidelity. A. man of
personality and strength who. is not
faithful to his vows. alone knows. why
he injuries himself, and for himself. he
must be judge to clear or condemn