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The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
CHRISTIAN EEDEAVoR NOTES.

The annual election Of officers Of the
District Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union will be held Monday evening at
o'clock, at Temple Baptist Church,
Tenth and N Streets Northwest. Mr..
o. P. Kellar is chairman Of the commit
tee on nominations, which includes two
representatives OF each OF the nine de-
nominations composing the union. It is
known that both President Gilman and
Vice President Davis wish to be ex-
cused from longer service in their re-
sPective Offices, because Of other busI-
ness which requires their attention. The
annual union social will be held this
year in conjunction with the election at
the June meeting rather than later in the
summer. This is to be a model So
cial, and arrangements for It are in the
hands Of Miss Agnes z. Suman and a
committee Of ten.
In to-morrow's meetings Endeayorers
win consider Fidelity" which is sixth
in the series on the Christian Virtues.
The Bible lesson is found in Rev. H:1-1O
As tomorrow is the. nrst sunday Of the
month, this will be a meeting for con-
secration-
A Christian Endeavor Camp Fire is
announced by the colored Endeavor So
cieties, to be held Wednesday evening,
June ), In Zion Baptist Church The
objects Of the meeting are said to be
fellowship, growth, and Inspiration, and
denominatienall as well as interdenom-
national young Peoples societies are In
vited.
The Brookland Baptist intermediate
Society win be visited on Sunday, June
8, by the intermediate Society of 81
Paul's. Lutheran Church. The last
named society picnicked last Saturday at
Great Falls.
Field Secretary Karl Lehman win be
in Washington July % to 2 on his way
10 Denver from the annual gathering Al
Sycamore Beach. Mass, OF trustees and
secretaries of Christian Endeavor. He
win be greeted here by many OF the
friends he made during his three weeks,
campaign In the city n $50, and Il Is
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IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD

All Saints Church. Rev. Mr.. Snyder Is
chaplain Of the Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital During his absence Rev. c.
Herbert Reese conducted the Sunday
afternoon services in the hospital chapel.
The three Georgetown parishes. Christ
Church. ST. Johns. and Grace. held their
annual Sunday school rally this year in
Christ Church. OF which Rev. J. II. w.
Blake is rector. Il was a great success.
though unfortunately Grace Church was
prevented from having It's usual part
this year The address, a capital one
I'm every way-clear. concise, interesting,
and thoroughly instructiYe-was given by
Mr.. J. Holdsworth Gordon. a member OF
Christ Church parish and a member,
also, OF the diocesan standing COMMITTEES.
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expected that opportunity VIII be given
TO hear Mr.. Lehman at a mass meeting
70 be held On Sunday afternoon, July p.
Secretary Lehman Is this month cam
paigning in the State OF Connecticut and
has recently spent several weeks In the
Island Of jamaica, where he found more
than 90 c. E. societies.
An open-air service on the street near
Central Union Mission was conducted by
the Young Peoples Society Of Emmanuel
Baptist Church last Wednesday evening.
Special musical numbers were furnished
BY the Endeavorers, and Mr.. Charles @.
Gates spoke 10 large assemblase OF
men.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, May SL-SnLLFEED-Flat: inquiry
is inactive. Spring bran. 9lo; standard middlinEI
I.T5: Western red dos. 3I5; winter wheat bran
in lOOpcund sacks. to arrive, $50; city bran, in
bulk 40.
FLOUR-Steady; trade modeT1te. Ransas stratghts.
58aSD In saciu: spring patents. AT5ss.8. IN
barrels; spring dears, Iso451o sft winter stnights
toa5S
RYE FJoUR-stsady: demand is inactive
Choics brands quoted at 5eol5S
CoRNMEAL-Steady: trade Is quiet Kiln-dried
for export ElsaS-25; coarse meal. IN bags. L62al2
HAY-Receipts. 5s tons: steedy; eh0ice In snail
supply. Quotations ART: For prime timothy. Id;
No. / i.50zI.S5; No. :. lloai1; No > L5
sTRAW-Recsipts % tons Steady; business 6
quiet Long ne quoted At LooaLS
PORK-steady: business moderate Mess, m
y T5; family, 0ooA1-m.
BBEEF-Frm: demand is moderAte Packrt
Is. 5oalT.5o; family. Mmai60
LARD-Steady; business modente Prime Weuf-
crn, l0so; refined continent. 1Loo: South Amsriea
nao; refined Brnzilian IN .kegs. R9o: oleustearine
i5Al6; lard stearine INACTIVE; New York lZstai2sS
COFFEE-The Haue market at the dose wa
net unchangrd from "Wednesday. Hhmhurg was IN
changed to \ pfg lover. Tha Rio markst VA
steady At y rsis adTunss, win o quoted . ~
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COTTON MARKET.

ouStsti0us furnished b. ". b HIbbs Co,
nsnbeTs Of the New YORK Stock ExehHngs. Bhbs
Building
New York, May IA very nAzTuE, feahreless
market pTsTliled to-day In cotton- Ths tnns was
steady throughout most q the session, but public
interest vas vsTy light. Weather reports were gen
ersIy favorable. Light 20 modeute rains visited
parts q the cotton bit for the most part Ehers
ket support. ne trade hoNsEsr. Is not disposed
70 enter into q campAiEn Of short commitments
with three months ahead during which time the
crop may receiTs great injury have great bsnsht
from nature.
According 70 New York figures ths weekend
statistics will show nearly BooOooo bales a. haYi1g
been taken frum the supplies of Eptnne3 sincs
September.
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WRt4nhtBt

Rev. Joseph ". NJ Gray, pastor OF
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, will
administer on Sunday morning the sac
rament OF the Lords Supper. In the
evening he will preach 'On the subject
The Star and Ourselves" Immediately
following the evening service. the frst
OF a series OF organ recitals will be
given by Miss Edith B. Athey. the
church organist
DR.. Montgomery speaks at the Metro
pOlitan Memorial Methodist Church Sun
day morning on tile subject The Gospel
OF the Lilies" and in the evening AT
o'clock, on Lessons From q Beauti-
full COmpRnionship."
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enant has been pressing the canvass
among members OF wealth within and
without washington. until he was able
last week, before q dinner meeting Of
200 msn OF the Presbyterian churches,
to announce that 5000 Of the S45. .0oc
necessary to Be raised had been pledged
by approximately ten persons. The com
mittee believed the time had come. he
said. for a popular subscription TO clear
up the S1Boo0 balance needed. Five
! thousand dollars was promptly sub
scribed az this meeting In the Church
Of the Covenant. and in response 20 the
appeal made last Sunday in many pull
pits OF the churches which have no debt
considerable has been added to the
amount
BY the terms Of the original proposal.
which were set forth fully last May in
The Herald. Sf7.000 Of the $4,000 needed
to cover the entire outstanding debts
Of these churches was to come on q pro-
rated basis from within those churches.
Practically, Il was a half-and-half plan
in church finance. Several Of these
churches. such as Washington Heights
and lexington. started a year ago to
raise their portion The enterprise was
moving somewhat slowly. Meanwhile
Rev. Charles Neibel.. who had as moder-
ator taken the lead In inaugurating the
canvass. received the call TO Cincinnati
and DR., Wood was pressed into the
active leadership, with Rev. Joseph T.
Kelley. Of Fourth Church; Rev. Donald
c. Macleod. Of First Church; Rev. Paul
Robinson Hickok, Of Metropolitan; Rev.
Henry z. Brundage OF lexington, and
Heights, as his associates on the com
mittee. Responses from individuals in
making up the balance Of less than
$4,000. are giving the committee every
encouragement.
Rev. Robert H. Fleming, formerly the
superintendent OF the Presbyterian Or
phansge at Lynchburg. Va, will make
the address at the annual missionary
praise service given by the Ladies' Mis-
sionary Society OF the Central Presby-
terrain Church. This society has a repre-
sentative in Brazil, and assists also in
the support OF a missionary in China.
and contributes to the various home
mission causes. The society together with
the mems Bible class gives to the work
Of Rev. F. F. Clark in the mountains
OF. Virginia. Mr.. Clark has a very ex-
tended field IN Buchanan County, Va,
where he maintains a day school in
connection with the regular work OF
his church.
Tomorrow morning at the Church Of
the Covenant DR. John R. Mott, general
secretary Of the Worlds Christian Stu
dent Federation. will occupy the pulpit.
In the evening the Covenant tent at
Park Road and Mount Pleasant Street
viii be opened for the third season.
Rev. DR.. Wood will preach. A special
musical prelude under the direction OF
Mr.. II. p. Hoover will open at 7:3o
o'clock.
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MUST UNDERGO PHYSICAL TEST
Fire and Police Pensioners to stand
Examination June 10.

Fire and Police Pensioners to stand
Examination June 10.
For the purpose Of determining whether
they are now entitled TO the pensions
which they receive, pensioners Of the
Tolice and fire departments Will be sub
Jected to physical examination on June
10 at No. 3 Truck House, Fourteenth
Street and Ohio Avenue. Benehciaries
living in Maryland, Virginia, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, New York. and the
District will be required to undergo the
examination.
The examinations are held every two
years, as provided for by a clause in
the District appropriation bill Of 1908.
Pensioners living outside Of the above
named States will be permitted to send
medical certificates concerning their
physical condition instead OF appearing
ia person. These certificates must be
signed by a medical oficer Of the army
or navy, physician connected with the
pension examining board, or some other
medical Oficer in the Federal service.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. May 5--Ia tn live stock market to
day ettis were firm TO a shade higher: al sold
stseTS. 65as1; b1Ils LBaZSO; COWS, 2Ea6D
Dressed beef stsAdy at Ilsal5li Per h for native
sides. Calves stsady. Veals sod at T.Eala 3 :;
selected, do, BO; ouIls 6DolTp. CITY dressed
TeAs. l9isals per pound; cuuntEy dressed do lial4
Spring lambs steady; sheep and clipped lambs
dull and weak. Southern sprng lmbs lD3 per
100 lbN: PsnnsyiyHniA. do, 1oOAlooO; Shsep. 225A
SO; clipped lambs, G00ls5 90.
Hos lower TT5agm
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
HALsTEAD TRIAL MONDAY.
Head of Defunct House Must An
swer EmbeEEIemeut Charge.

Grimm Halstead will be placed on trial
Monday on a charge Of alleged embezzIe-
ments Of funds Of former customers OF
his brokerage house. Recently the Dis
tTict Court OF Appeals decided that Hal
stead must stand trial.
The firm OF Grimm Halstead & Co. fail
ed in 1910. and several weeks later a com
plant was made TO the District Attorney
by Hubert Kleinpeter, chauffeur for Mrs.
Mark Hanna. that he had been wrong
fully mulcted out OF 100 shares Of New
York, Ontario and Westrn Railway stock,
representing the eomplainant's life saw
ings- The following October Halstead
was indicted. He fought the Indictment
on the ground that his constitutional
riEftS. had been invaded. as the govern.
mcnt prosecutors had used his private
books IN presenting the case to the grand
Jury
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Work on Street. Suspended.

Because Of the delay in the passage OF
the District appropriation bill, the En-
g.neer Department has been compelled
TO suspend work Of repairing and re-
surfacing streets in the city. There is
an item in the bill for an appropriation
Of $4,000 for such work. This amount
Will be Immediately available upon the
! lassage of the bill.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Seventeenth Street Southsa5t. between B Street
and Massachusetts Avenue-Chhris5 A HEEieJ
ct uI- TO Ahrzn Ools. lot q squRrs loE, 80.
Rnsrdlle and IsherEood-Susan =. Clark 70 HEny
G. Laycock. lots 5 20 O. block = 80.
Rossmount Pah-HEHy @. LGyooek to Susan =.
Clark lots and .. so.
Addition to Anacostia-Charlss o. wuliE1s g.,
e al. 10 Pat MeDonouEh. lot 10. block 5. $50
a2 X Street Sorthwest-Mlrion Y. Hines st W
to trustses for the Intsr5enominAtio1al Bibls
CoIlege and Instttuts for Civic and Social Bet
termsnt part lot -. square u STOo
n TEeuty-fourth Street NorthWcst-Thoguton Ca
nlsi to Lewis II. Nell, part original lOt Z
square 81, 80
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, holding a District Court In re the
opening and extension Of a minor street through
square 2s5, in the District Of Columbia District
Court. No. l0a.-Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia, pur-
suant to the provisions Of sections 1905 Ct seq Of
the Code Of Laws for the District Of Columbia. have
fled a petition in this court praying the cOndem-
nation Of the land necessary for the opening and
extension Of a minor street through square 2e5
bounded By New Hampshire Avenue, Georgia Ave
nue., Otis Place, and Park Road. in the District
Of Columbia, as shown on plat or map fled
with the said petition, part thereof. and pray
ing also that jury Of five judciOus disinterestsd
men, not related to any person interested in these
proceedings and not in the service employment
Of the District Of Columbia or Of the United
States. be summoned by the United States Mar
shal for the District Of Columbia 70 the dam
ages each owner Of land 70 be taken may sustain
by reason Of the opening and extension Of a minor
street and the condemnation Of the land necessary
for the purposes thereof and to asses the benefits
resulting herefrom including the expenses Of these
procseding, provided for in and By the aforessd
Code Of Laws. Il is, By the court, this Slst day
Of May, A. D. 1872 ordered that all persons having
any interest In these preceding be, and they
this court on or before the 2IST DAY OF JUNE.
A. d. 1912, Al 10 O'Clock a. m. and continue in
attendance until the court shall have made its
final order rattfying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits Of the jury
70 be empaneled and sworn herein; and II Is fur
ther ordered that a copy Of this notice and ondEF
be published once IN the washington Law Re
porter, and once in the Washington Evening Star
The washington Herald, the Washington Times
and the Washington Post. newspapers published in
the said District before the said 1st day Of June
A. D. 1872 It is further ordered that a copy Of
this nOtice and order be served by the United States
Marshal, OF his deputies upon such Of the owners
Of the fee of the land TO be condemned herein as
may be found By the said marshal or his deputies
within the District Of Columbia before the said ust
day of June, A. d. 1872 By the cUuTt: JOB BAR
NARD. Justice. A true oopy-Test; lSeall J. r.
Young. Clerk. BY r. z CUNNINGHAM. Assist
ant Clerk
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hibbs Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Mag a--Wheat steady; offerings freely
taken May, LlBh: July. Ll0ii; September lO6
Corn steady at slightly higher prizes on good
IA.
Oats showed iosses Of nc for May. while TIE
other months were f1ctionaIly lower on report Of
dGmags in the Southwest. Nay. oh July, 81;
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TO DISCUSS SANE FOURTH.

committee In Charge OF lndepend.
ence Day Celebration Meets.
a meeting Of the safe and sane Fourth
Of July committee will be held this
morning in the ONCE of the chairman,
Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph, at the
District Building, for the purpose of
considering plans for the celebration Of
Independence Day. A fund Of 5000 is
being raised TO defray the expense Of
the festivities.
George w. White, Of the Metropolitan
National Bank, is treasurer of the COM
mittee. All contributions should be sent
&c him. The committee is depending
entirely upon voluntary contributions to
meet the expense Of the celebration.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IL THE sUPREln COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of oolumhl. e 3 Court q Bsniruptcy In the
matter q Ahram q. Frey Bankrupt N Bsnkrupt-
6, No lEs-Nctin 3 heiehg given that the aboye-
named banuuul has dIad his petition praying for
olscharsE irum al hs dabts n bankruptcy and that
hs creditnn md cfhcr persons IN interest ars rr-
CURED to enter their nrpe1rance In Opposition II
any 80 desire. n ths ael's once Of aid court CO
Or before the - DAY Or JULY, Islz WILLIAM
n. HALI.AAls l.t ir Banlrupir7.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. X and 18th StS
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. PastoE.
I'm a. n.-Ch1dren's day scrTicss.
500 p. m--SIusicaI IuterrrstAti0ns.
Music led By quartet choir
osO a. m.-Bibls schoOl
9:i5 a. m.-Adult classsS
100 p,-n.-Christian EudeaTor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn Ave. n and 18th Sta
Chailes Wood. Minister.
Bernard G. BraSkAmp. Minister'S Assista-t.
HRrTy Barsmore Angus, Minister q Peck Chapel
II % a. p--Address By DT. John R. Mott.
$50 p m--Tent services corner of Mount Pleasant
st. and Park Road terminus Of Mount
Pleasant cars Sermon BY the pastor.
Musical service from 80 to S'elock. led b. Mr..
Hoover. Mr. Changer. and comet ana
clarinet Of the Marine Rand.
Sunday school AZ 9siS a. N.
ChriStian Endeayor meeting a. es5 p n.
THURSDAY evening at 9. midEeek srrvtcs.
FIRST. the stranEers' sabbath Home" John Mar.
shall Place nv. Donald c. Macleod minister.
II A. m. divine Wouship and sermon; T7G5 7. NJ.
Anniversary Of International Reform Burezu. Dr..
Crfts. superintendent q the Bureau. and Dr. Mac
Leod. secretary. will spCak. Mr.. Richard P. Bsck-
ing will inE the sIst Palm. By MacDermid. All
welcome.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, Ira
and r stA nN. Services Sunday. Il !. u. and .
p N.
Subject: ANCIENT AND MODERN NEGRO
NANCY, ALIAS MESNIERIsAI AND HYP-
SOTIsM. DENOUNCED"
Sunday school, II a. N. wednesday sTsntns
meeting. o'sOdE. Public Cordially invited Rad
ing room. M Colorado BldE
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. losh
and SITS. nv. Rev. Samuel H Woodrow. D. d,
pastor: Rev. Lewis Z Purtun. assistant pastor.
II a. m. public worship with ssrnou b. the pas-
tor; subject. THE ANNOYANCE OF TRIPLES
80 A. m. Sunday schooL p. N. haczlaureats
ssTTios; subject, "A CosSIIC CONSCIOUSNESS"
p N. Y. p. S C. Z
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Sues for MaIntennnee.

Mrs Mary I sutphen yesterday fled
suit against Robert u. sutphen. a
oraL1nan. for maintenance. alleging
that he deserted her. leaving her and
their six-year-old daughter destitute.
Iney were married In Newark. ". J. n
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

santos vas barely ssady at % rsis decline fer &.
which we-e quoted al 80 and unchanged for 2
At 7 $50.
The special Santos cable quoted the market quiet
and unchsngsd. With Sac Panic reoeipts for the
day gO19 baRz
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lIErHopIsr EP.scoPAL.
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH. Cor. Isth and o sta
ReT. FfEncis J. Luksns. q the Central Union Mis-
stou, win preach az II a. M sunday Juns sun
day school at sslS ChFistian EndzFur Society At
D. m No other evening service A WelcumG 70
AL to worship With ma Quartet ehoir Mis- Marion
McFaI. soloist and Girsctor.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n sls.
Or. J. J. Muir pastor Preaching: u a n.
The Lamb Of L4onpoEsr.s' TsB D. m, 'ClamHnt
VoicsA" Bible school, ssD a. m. +: c. E..Tpm-
u. HEZ SVEN ezplzins: "Ars Wnzhfiztou FelkI
Flattsrers'' Sunday night II q. m. Christian
Hsart-ease." Centennial Baptist Church. sth End
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court No. ls1e Ad-
nnlnistration-This Is 70 give notice that the sub
scribeT, who was b. the Supreme Court Of the
District oi Columbia granted lette+s testamentary
the estate Of Sarah East deceased, has, with
Of Columbia, holding Probate Court, appointed
MONDAY, the l0th day Of June, 1872 at-lo o'elock
q. N, As the time, and said court room a. the
placs, FOR making payment and. distribution from,
aid estate under the courts direction and control
when and where all creditors and. pe7zpls. entitled
70 distTibutiVe shares or leEzGes, or the residue
Or parts theTe0. are notified to. attend IN pzson
or b. agent or attorney duly authorized. with their
claims Against the estate properly Veuched Given
under our hands this nth day q Nay, lsl2 THE
WARRINGTON LOAN & TRUST co. FRED'K
EICHELBERGER, Trust Ofscsr. By JOHN B.
LARNER, Attorney. Attest: CSeal9 JAMES
tanner, RegisteT q wills for the District d
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
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UNIVERsALIsT.
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and CoroDran stA nv. Ths
Rev. Frank seWan. d. d.. pastor. viii preach al
II q. m Behold. Make AL Things NsE"
Sunday school At I215. Free loan library q the
wrftiIES Of SWedsnborE. Free tracts in the Ess-
thule An cordially Welooms
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sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

nv. Sunday evening. June = at 73{5. stsrsoptie1s
lecture India b. DT. h c MenksL Al are
welrrme
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THEOSOPHY.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF sPINoZA." lecture ~
Hon z v. BTuokshire. Sunday Il Is, before Cap
tai CITY Lodgs. heosophical sOciety. at rs Coroo
ran Bldg Pubhe eordially invited Fres Study
eiasses wednesday and Friday eTeninEz
WASHINGTON LODGE. THEOSOPHICAL so
ClETH. 80 z Cap. St. Lecture Sunday evening.
ociock Subject. World savi0uB and the Rea-
sons for the Return Of the Christ, By Janet B.
McGoTen. AL invited.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER Miss
Emma Gray and Dr.. Kicker. teachers and healeIs
Of y years uperiGnce. Daily noon mestirg.
Symposium wednesdays. p. m Loan 4 TrIsg
Bldg. and 9th. Public invited
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Cor. 18th ard L Sta
Ulysss @. B. Piercs. d. D.. minister. II a. N.
morning service; children's day. IN ?. m. Young
Peoplss RELIGIOUS Union. Ths pubic invited % all
EsrViceE
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LEGAL NOTICES.

E H. THOMAS and r h MARSHALL,
Attorneys for Petitioner
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Rev. William Taylor Snyder. rector Of
the Church Of the Incarnation, Twelfth
and Streets, has been spending some
Gays at Atlantic City, and while there
ofneiated for the Rev. J. W. Williams, Of
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

ne Liverpool nErkst was olossd to-dsy
The Washington herald., 1912-05-30

Get MeInberE's aTOR-Noch" Bread
II you want the best. Your grocer has
1t or can obtain it. SC loaf.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-30
AID MEN TO GIVE BANQUET.
Washington Boosters to Give Per-
formauce nt BeIasco Theater

"aauiuRNOn hOOatern 10 Give Fer-
fOrmance at BeIasco Theater.
TT looks like big night tonight" will
be the soliloquy OF those who will be for
tunate enough TO be present at the per-
formance to Be given at the Belasco The
ater. June 4. for the benefit Of the Wash
ington Ad Club.
The entertainment committee. composed
Of E. F. Roberts. H. Kirkus Dugdale,
and George o. Rippard, has been busy
for over a month planning TO give Wash
ingtonians the time of their lives at this
big event, which will probably be the
last frolic OF the club prior to its ad-
journment for the summer months.
The offering is to be the regular per-
formance OF the ButterfieId Players for
the week OF June 3, and II is expected
that the playhouse will be full to over
flowing.
A feature Of the evening will be the
playing for the first time in public Of the
'Ad Club March," the Official march OF
the association, which has recently been
written for the use OF the Associated
Advertising Clubs Of America by H.
Kirkus DugdaIe.
All funds derived from the sale Of tick
cts, sale OF music, and through pro-
gramme advertising will be used by the
club IN completing the furnishing Of its
new quarters, SIG Thirteenth Street
Northwest obtaining new members, and
carrying out its campaign for advertising
and boosting Washington. Tickets may
be obtained from members OF the club or
at the once OF ]. z. Shoemaker, 5i7
Thirteenth Street. Northwest.