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Evening journal., 1912-12-11
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER HAS
REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE

have been thinking that word from
me would benefit those who may be
suffering as ] was before began tak-
ing your Swam-Root the great kid
noy. liver and bladder remedy am
a locomotive engineer, employed on
the Tyrone & Clearheld Branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Three
years ago was afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble so bad that | was
compelled TO lay Off duty from cy
engine and was in the care Of two
doctors However their medicine did
not benefit me. One day ! noticed
your advertisement TO send name and
address for sample bottle of swamp
Root AT this time my trouble had
reached a serious stage. I sent for
the sample bottle and in three days
received a small bottle Of Swamp
Root which took according to di-
rections, and by the time ] had taken
the contents, ! could pass water more
freely. / was so pleased with my eX-
pertinent that sent my wife 20 the
drug store OF W. H. Milick. Philips
burg, Pa, and secured a one-dollar
bottle. | continued taking Or, XII
mer's Swamp-Root until 7 was en-
urely cured Now whenever / feel
any pain or soreness after being ex-
posed TO bad weather or hard work,
! take a dose or two of Swamp Root.
I cannot recommend this remedy too
highly. especially to brother engineers
who are more or less troubled with
their kidneys (more than any other
class of men)
Yours truly
T. J. VAN sCOYOC.
Tyrone Pa.
1906 Lincoln Ave.
State of Pennsylvania
County of Blair
Personally appeared before me. a
Notary Public. T. ]. Van Scoyoc, who
being duly sworn. doth depose and
say that the foregoing statement is
true Sworn and subscribed TO before
me this 18th day of July. A. d., 1909
H. b. CALDEWOOD,
Notary Public
Evening journal., 1912-12-11

senator penrosc letter postage for inter-
city mail 10 is the Senator's view that IL is mani-
festy unfair to charge much to carry a letter from
one part of city 10 another part of that city
as charged to carry from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific coast from the Great Lakes TO the Gulf He
also thinks that it is a hardship upon business men
To- compel them TO pay the twocent letter rate bills
and receipts sent ont to persons in their home
munities An unfortunate phase of the situation is
that the Postoice Department already is being oper
ated at loss. Posmaster-Genera Hitchcock recently
attributed that the fact that franked mail matter
valued at s2OOOOoOO year, is handled by the depart
ment for Federal officials and members OF Congress.
He also ntimated that there is gross abuse Of the
franking privilege II that abuse were corrected t
might be that the government could afford to grant
one-oent inercity postage, with profit TO the public.
Evening journal., 1912-12-11

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell
"How Seward Went Back to the Sem
ate After Defeat"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02
JOY RIDERS GET
WELL SOAKED


t.aavsnS tha City about .. M.
amid fhr bright ana balmly sunshine
Of Noffepi riimpte. nd Newcomer
and W. n. Dtnsaiyne Of Denver. rep
resenfetVes 81 ,he l'stevp Paper corn.
pauy. fqlnfnAd shortly after o'claok
last night N the Newcomer red an.
lom6hllt * wei thar tho city polIce
had "a aAcofl than % tho Rio 0randn
~ ALLOW iha molstafe 80 drain from
lholf Ratsnfols without flooding the
btiainsSH 4netion Ths shower hil
.ihefs Ai.atss 4anee' place and oe lha
RETURN ifin II got hnftlenF all the wHt
land iAA iutAhaa4 roadster was brine
run g iNe wind shield wsien they EeI
IA ta city, f|iH water benz igiat Hn
dor lht HfmpIia On the I've ioy flAAte
innlfaf 81 htfnm dleTomfofsed. hess
seHf. W MA8alfne Expressed Fie6l
nfa s'tH hz aHhuai Bath was sal
0Veg N'tknnl any unpieasnnt nns1e''
pafifN NlrfekHnH'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02

"N|HtN 20" A"HN* NfN#fH "f'1
Rfr Master nsya 81 hia leitof.
"7he xpgeYhmpns hnn aone good
deal On ihe frnd between here and
Eunl hue aeeIIa % lhink that ane
ROAD is NOS golnH through oecause
nothing - hripH don4 on the Albu-
qnrgauA end. am sorry % hear that
Ia fbu4RQuaneN they ara scnein8 back
~ tho end ~ the unonth the sum "
e11o0 20 Department headquarters a
WaahIuaiOn a. unapent road Inn
prDsenent money wish We cuuia
ST together somehow and SGT the
thing COINS, ~ ihofe are many wtp
win help besides the Indian depart
ment providing nomefhinR IA done on
fha AibrQueFqne end"
Mr. Master Also says: u am think
lnK ~ Raislne 40 circular letter set-
ting forth the advantages Of tho road
through hcro. both locally and ~ Ar.
fects in6 nt&fe m Renesal. 70 aet the
people Ia pign q petition and 10 work
on their representatives 70 ncf rho nlll
providing for thls read pushed
throeah nexi year. There are Qulls
number % avtOmohilop ~ uaIIup
and they have Deen bflaRlnR Out par-
ties FOR tho sripi 10 Nuni And The In
aorlpelnn Rock ny hrosheg and J
have built a good road from hefe 81
tire Rock. eleven milca, over which
tho trip may be- gnaae IN ss minutes
We used the road orag % this Fpad'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02


ttatpf &A||AA haa fstfsFNd ltaN
iHlief from NaRief tI ilNMAt
fhe M n ~ Is
ndpprate IS nla eauaiE ~
preeslug Nfap 8eHfni a kht tsta ~
fHo HoFefNNf N the bI|I ua1a6d M
M ioNlaIofNF& DfaFid'HN lof me Wnsf.
efa otiant|H ~ lta tHH'lo H4ai
fh91uNh nefnflfi|b. Nnl3neia tn1 Me-
NIdluy eounl|ts IntlahniaIly NJ
Hes.4r fneIsa drawings ~ ~ ~.
AtnIons road aia4 HhllA he haa paf,
fpfifd Tor NiIIaafee IN nnfomohiie
'ttapNT ~ sl eaasNHlseIg Tor autos
mobiles. nI8e diagrams III d type al
tlpnah Dfiah4 for aalea which IL has
1pEn putuuE ~ IN thpf section. 1nr
eN1x conelrle 81 two paraliai LOGS
nfatHd APART with a plouehallaFs on
ite front 6ut Il zach i1E. ~ that
nNan j. ~ nasIed acfoAa tnn land
lpqape Il aiG& two parEilel gsoorea
Wklob are Nmetihfa dDNh ~ lht
logs effofaIua q fine auto rund. a
raeaifiae form ~ iais aaFizs VIZ, 1c
uaeG On t1e mesa eaft ~ AlbuQuefs
que IN nHlsainE the twentT-iuale
speedway atAttea ~ ana fair eeNorlA
tlon. the trough bridge e en limo.
walton " fllaf each trough has pnit
oue wheel auefa instead ~ twos iss
auio wsoeis fenniuH ~ tlie optsiae
of tins Nu&rd.
gloMlA ni 81 Fer nflse.
MI Master reports that wlth threa
horses hiichp8 n the DRAG M and
haa msn built ionR slFet sien ~ rpnd
A. 4 cost 81 only ~ per mile. not n
cindInG the trpughk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02

Local weather repott for
npufn ending a. q. in.s 1mIy
fisiuIam ieplpsfhtafs. mln
llHsm, 81 taaHs. sii q
~ h9ulh winds. cloudy lfhct
% rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02
LOCAL and PERSlRAL

Bobbsr Co.. opsIclana. Phone sos
~. aclswentksr. csseopath. Afmsso
lluiHdins.
John Iiccker or me John Becker
COMPANY n IN Albuquerqse today
from Belen.
Misses Esrna and Elsa schroeder
left lnat evening Tor vacation OF
several weeks IL southern California.
an farber shops IA the city win
GLOVE "a II q. M. July san. ". y.
ltpblnaous nsaretary
D. ~. pdrceli, Wis HAS been n
lJemlng for several months. has re-
turned 10 AlhuaueFuno TOR a briof
ylrlt.
j. r. MncinFiah banker and mnE-
chant o. 1aednlrnn. arfivee Isl the
elty lanf nishi and iefl to-day fpE Las
Vegas
b, o. Jafra. Of the Jnfga Grocery
company, left last night for Port-
land. ore, where ~ VIII attond sha
Elks' convention.
Chnfles Il. white ~ the First Ma
tionnl hank has rcsGfned from visit
% several weeks On me Pacific coant.
during which he travelled 40 far away
from AlhuQucrqur % Vancouver,
n, G..
Horn. Afenday. yuiy J.. 1913. % aiF.
and Mrs. II. T., ReuSrh of t19s North
Third street. a daughter. Az nRuson
II AZ nmployo OF thp Sunshine cream
ery.
xhs renlnantion 1f Honrx w. Ia
c0ha ~ assistant superufondqpl 81
mativa power Tor ina santa ~ nYs.
|tem. mentioned Ia tails paper aonlo
tine aao beppme eiseeRlsp sepsgFaay
George Halls. rtrnpnss>f6f for n4n
Williams. chief 0f gle secret service
|denhftnlfIl ~ thn Santa W.. left ip-
4nr spf saN Vegas whore he VIE re-
msih until Rfiet JAY eth,
Attorney Gbheral r. W. Clancy and
ara CLANCY teri today Ter santa Ne,
|, sstsefa tistB Ei.si as4.<c ts1e.g 1pgEsc IN
It'll ar. EiancE'a tnfkn 6Epifea, afefF
MnipA they will return 90 AlnuaeFF-
lnpH
/ ~ MaVers day operator Ht the
Postal Tel4@nape company office
/, iAfl today faf fAe VagaA. where ~
slI npefkte 4 Postal key al she 4lua-
as % July I a. the championship
faint
There viii - i regular meeting ul
Alhuqnafaee Nauamfnanl 80. &. 3
20. 3. ~. This osonlug AZ 4 u'cloekl
|fn&k3lnGlbn * offEeFt Al ulemp4fa
requested 10 % nfeseni Janice =
FelRu. sefioe.
Aria Nels. AlaAalAeni E1al aaiaAs
tAA4 nil 4nhfAlaf AT rn4fnkne. OKLA.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-02


Aleuquprque Nuremnmaql
o. Q. v meets tonight % lnstail
officers.
Company q. NAticnal c4aFa
meets for driii ~ afmory ~
uiGht.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Hoventist

The animal week Of prayer services
have been observed by all the churches
In the District OF Columbia during the
past week. A good interest and attend
ance has been reported by those IN
charge. The readings prepared for these
services have been of especial interest
Those bearing on the advancement of
the work In foreign fields have called
forth many expressions OF gratitude. \
large offering to foreign missions Is cx.
pected as result.
The method Of illustrating sermons
with the stcreopticon now being used
Memorial Church seems to meet with
much favor. These services are well at.
tended. a good list OF subjects still re-
main to be presented In this Interesting
manner.
A number or candidates presented
themselves for ba ptism at recent bap.
tisinal service held In the Memorial
church. The service was conducted by
Pastor q. A. Stevens, OF the Mt. Rainier
Church.
a. J. Bristol. conference and tract so.
ciety secretary. is visiting the churches
at Colonial Beach and Chiltons.
Meade MacGuire and Miss Erickson
returned to Washington from an eX-
tended tour Of the States this week,
Their duties as secretaries OF the Young
Peoples Department have called them
into the field for several months. They
are now planning n convention for the
young peoples societies OF tho District
of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Lutheran

Last Monday at the residence OF Rev.
and Mrs. c. p. Wiles a meeting was
held to form a missionary Union Of all
the Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary Societies Of the General Synod
Lutheran churches OF the city.
On January 10 q meeting OF all the
ladies' Interested In this project will be
held at the Keller Memorial Church,
Maryland avenue and Ninth street
northeast, to. perfect the union and
elect officers. Following this confer
ence a luncheon will be held at the
church. and IN the afternoon the Get
tysburg League will assemble to discuss
their work OF assisting Pennsylvania
College, Getty sburg. by directing the
students there and In other ways.
Prof. Charles II. Huber, Of Pennsyl-
vania College, has been In Washington
the past week in the interests OF college
cudowmen,. The Rockefeller Founda-
ton has promised $4,000 provided that
sISOOD additional be secured by Juls
next. or this amount less than t'O.Uo
n mains TO be obtained. Both Preside mt
Granville and Prof. Hubert are busily
engaged In this important work.
Rev. Wilbur II. Crafts. PHI. d.: super
irtendent International Reform bureau.
This CITY. addressed the congregation or
The Luther place Memorial Church last
sunday morning in the interests OF his
work. Dr. Crafts made feeling refer-
ence to the founder of the church, the
late Rev. ]. G. Butler. ID. p, VINO was
for a number of years president OF inc
Reform Bureau.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

interest to both Catholics and nom
Catholics. and II 10 not intended that
this box should be in any wise con-
troversial but Of an explanatory char
acter. Bencdiction Of the Blessed
Sacrament will Immediately follow.
This Sunday will be the regular COM
munion day for the Sodality OF the
Children OF Mary. They will attend the
IS o'clock mass and receive communion
in q body, and will meet in the after
noon for the recitation of their office.
which will be conducted by the Rev.
James A. Smythe. director.
Rev. VIM. ]. Carroll will celebrate the
II o'clock mass. which will be solemn
high. The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. J. NJ. Mcnamara. At this mass
the priest will be robed In the rose
Colored vestments which are worn only
twice during the year. Gaudete sunday.
the third Sunday OF Advent. and Lac
tare Sunday, the fourth sunday OF Lent.
Rev. r. 4. Pace. Il. D.. OF the Catho.
lie University. Brookland. gave the sec
ond OF his series Of lectures on The
Education OF Children" in Carroll Hall
on Thursday evening. These lectures
are given every month by DR.. Pace and
those interested In the instruction or
the young are welcome. both Catholic
and non-Catholic.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
MetboOist

The Methodists OF the Washington
District will tender a reception to the
newly appointed District superintendent
and his wife. DR.. and Mrs. Whitford
l., Mcdowell. next Wednesday. Decem-
ber IS. at 8 O'Clock .. IN. in the Metro
politan Methodist Church. Four-and-a-
half and c streets northwest.
Rishop Earl Cranston will preside.
Addresses will be made by Rev. 5. ".
Grafilin. Rev. J. s. Montgomery. D. p.
and q. W. r. Swrrtzcll. Refresh
mcnts will be served in the church par
lors. ,
The committee in charge are Rev. T.
Morgan Chambers and Er: James ~
Nicholson. from the preTaShemTs Tn,i,em T'Grc msS.,
Thomas VI. Anderson. and Or; Ko3ert
I<ingsman. fr.m METROPOLITAN Cnurcni ,,,
on sunday morning in Foundry Meth
cdist Episcopa, Church the Kev. pr.
Wedderspoon breaches on The Tr,iumph ,,, ,l,
what Are the Benefits Here In Being
n Christian" in a. series on striking
questions. Special music by quartet and
and chorus choir.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Bretbr!e,,

The Memorial United Brethren
Church. North Capitol and r streets
northwest. which has 10000 members
in America, Is the only church OF this
denomination in this city. and stands
for unity OF thought and action in all
Christian work. especially the reunion
Of Christcndom.
The pastors class, composed of men.
which Is feature of the live. ag-
yressive SUNDAY school. gave their third
school parlorS were taxed to hold tn.
guests. THIS was Il unique affair. All
male talent; and refreshments wcra
served free. This IL a great class for
men who are seeking to know and live
the real gospel.
Tomorrow the pastor will. at II a. m..
preach on "The Voice In the Wilder
ness" and at 7:3o p N. upon the
theme, "Emmanuel." Strangers al
ways get the glad hand here.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
New Thoughts.

Public SUNDAY services began at the
Center. December l. which will be con-
tinued throughout the season each Sun
Gav at 3 y. IN.
Mrs. Clara Bcwick Colby will be az:
ISOLATED with Mrs. Florence willard
Day In the work OF teaching and heal
ing during the winter. Glasses in the
basic principles of New Thought and in
and realization Of the
higher consciousness will be held on
TUESDAYS and Thursdays at y. M. be-
ginning the first week In January.
Subjects for the Sunday lecture will
be announced each Saturday in the
church notices in The Washington
Times. Subject for December IL. "Thc
Fruits of the Spirit"
All who are interested in the teach
Ing and principles of New Thought are
cordially invited to attend all meetings
and classes. Special lectures will be
announced later.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
presbyterian

Inc entire morning service Of Decem-
per !. at Metropolitan Presbyterian was
gwen 70 the ceremonies OF ordaininy
ana installing new officers. At a prev
Ious meeting the congregation had elect
were inducted into office BY the pre.
sSriSeS s!ht,es ritual of the Presbyterian n
Two Of the elders. George p
is,I Bohrer and Pr. G. W. n. Custis. had
many years. and were neglected BY
unanimous vote. Two OF the deacons
w. T. Fisher and A. l.. Bald.
win. also were elected to succeed them.
ssHes. Tt,Hs. The new officers ordained were
Elders Raymond Loranz and william
craig. and Deacon b. ). Reynolds.
After answering the required questions.
they were ordained by the pastor, Rev
atnnr pn%i r. Ri,orH HickSk, H assisted by all the
to the newly ordained Officers and to
the people was spoken by the pastor.
The services Of installation Of Rev,
Alfred y; Barrows as pastor of East.
:rn Presbyterian Church will be held
o'clock at the church. Maryland avenue
ana Sixth street northeast.
The service will be conducted by the
following well-known ministers: Invo-
scripture lesson. by Rev. James NJ.
Nourse; sermon by Rev. Thomas. G.
Ciark: announcements OF the action or
the Presbytery. by Rev. James T. Mar
shall. moderator; the installa ton prav
er. by Rev. George NJ. Cummings.
charge to- the pastor, Rev. Paul r.
iiickok: charge to the people, by Rev,
Charles Wood.
Tho services will be interspersed with
specially arranged program of music,
Doth vocal and Instrumental
On Tuesday evening the Presbytcry
OF Washington City met In the Fourth
Presbyterian for the purpose OF orduin.
ing Mr.. Howard J. Bell to the gospel
ministry. Rev. D. Tames T. Marshall,
moderator of the Presbytery. presided
and proposed the constitutional oues-
tons Rev. Paul r. Hickok preached
the sermon from the text. Matthew
ll:.9. Learn oG Me" Rev. X. A.
Dawson gave the charge to the candi-
date. and Rev. DT. Joseph T. Kelly
made the prayer Of ordination in the
course of which Mr.. He'll was set apart
to the work of the ministry by the lay
Ing on of the hands of the presbytery.
Mr.. Bell has recently entered upon his
work rs assistant to Rev. Or Jose oh
T. Kelly. who has for manv years been
the pastor of the Fourth Church Mr..
Ball Is 4 graduate of Lafayette COL
lego and Princeton Seminary, and, he
side the fitting received in these insti-
tutions IL Dossesscd of a pleasing per-
| sonality which Is rapidly commencing
him In the community served by the
church.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Congregational

on Sunday evening at the First Con-
gregational Church the pastor concludes
tho cOurse of lectures on the wise
Prophet and the Weak King" speaking
on 1.-The Death of the Prophet and tbs
King"
The Washington CONGREGATIONAL Club
will observe Forefathers Day Friday
evening. December 20, with a banquet
In the social rooms at the First Con-
gregational Church. DR.. Charles X.
Erown, dean of the Yale Divinity
school, and author OF many books in
Guiding "rhe Social Message OF the
Modern Pulpit" will be the speaker.
having as Ills subject, The Greatest
Man of, the Nineteenth Century"
A mutual council, composed OF the
Congregations churches OF Washing
ton and Baltimore, has been called to
oi.sidcr the resignation nf DR.. Frank
J. Goodwin at the Mt. Pleasant Church.
The council H. to convene Friday. De-
ce,nber ~. st 3 y. m.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Episcopal
The 1t. Rcv. Alfred Harding. ID. D.,
Rishon of WaShinGtOn.

The Itt. K.v. Alfred Harding. ID. D..
Bishop of Washington.
Tho Bishop will preach at St. Johns
Church on Sunday. December 10. at II
o'clock.
At the annual meeting of the Chap
ter Of Washington Cathedral. the chair
man OF the building committee reported
that the finishing of the carved panel
of the Holy Nativity In the Reredos
completes the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Holy Nativity of Wash ngtOn Cathedral
The chapel In It's stone carvings and Its
stained glass windows tells the whole
of the Christmas story.
There will be IA midn'ght celebration
of the Holy Communion In the Chapel
ON Christmas Eve.
The organ recltals given on the Sec
'onJi and fourth Sundays Of the month
at the close of Choral Evensong. by the
Orgaiiist of the Cathedral. Mr. Edgar
Priest. are being enjoyed by appIs-
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

fssys ans arss ory or oe
Bethlehem" by West, will take tho
place Of the recital. This 10 the frst
time this cantata has been sung In
Washington. Tho Cathedral choir has
recently added to its personnel. Mr.. A.
w. 3 mpsOn. tenor soloist.
The bishop. in October and November.
held several meetings in the interest Of
the cathedral at New brunswick. N. j..
and Providence. X. !: 1t is his earnest
hope that funds will come to him to
enable him to proceed ut once with the
building Of the cathedral proper. With
this object in view. plans are now being
developed for raising money In a sys-
tematic wav throughout tie country by
ESTABLISHING q cathedral mite Sunday
all over the United States. thus giving
each commitment an opportunity to
contribute toward the building Of this
national cathedral
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

through constant and hard work. It,
membership was increased by a simple
but systematic series Of five Invitation
postals. one following the other in lpgi.
cal sequence. The first one is so worded
OF the others takes up the work where
the last left on. until the final appeal
Is made. and that 1t is a success IL as.
sured from glance at the accompany
ing cut.
This class has a number OF attractive
social features in addition to the sp.-
ciiic work OF Christian character build
ing. and these features have encouraged
"A healthful comradeship.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

MANY Of our readers would be sur
prised to know how much systematic
work Is going on in Bible class work
In our churches and the splendid Or
ganization under which this work is
conducted.
The cut which accompanies this ar
ticle Is from recent photograph OF
the Pinkham adult Bible class of I'm
manuel Baptist Church. This class.
which Is In charge of the pastor. the
Rev. Hermon :. Pinkham, Is only two
Years old, but 1t has membership of
ISL. comprising professional and busi-
ness men. Government employees. and
mechanics. and has attained its SUCCESS
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Disciples

On next Sunday night Rev. George A.
Miller. pastor of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. Ninth and d streets north
cast. will preach the annual sermon TO
the mems Bible classes of the church,
The subject of the sermon will be ''Ths
Judges of Israel This service is for
both mon and women, but especially for
men. There win be "A large, men a
chorus. These services are interesting
and profitable. All are welcome.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Catholic

At the meeting OF the League OF the
Good shephcrd In st. Patrick's Church
Oh Sunday night at 1:3O p, m. Mgr. w.
r. Russell Will answer the questions;
that have been placed In the Question
HoX. The queries that have been pro.
pounded hitherto have proved to be Of
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

port $3.50 as the proceeds OF their an
nual Christmas sale and dinner.
A branch Os the Girls Friendly So
ciety has been organized at 81. Johns
Church with everv hope OF great sue
cess In the future.
The Bishop has been confined to his
house since last Saturday with an at
tack Of the grippe.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

At dinner Of the Episcopalian.' Club
at the Hotel Vendome in Boston On
Monday. December >. at which were
present $50 Of the leading men OF Bos-
ton. the first part OF the evening was
devoted to speeches on the newly es-
tablished Cathedral Of st. Paul. Many
appreciative words were spoken OF
Washington Cathedral by Bishop Law
renee. Dean Rousmaniere. Archdeacon
Babcock. and Dean DuMoulln. Of Trim.
Bratenahl.. who had been specially In.
vitcd bv the club. had the privilege Of
speaking about Washington Cathedral,
ana the plan and scope of its work IN
the National Capital. The addresses
Drought out the union and co-operatioi,
q all the clergy and laymen Of the
diocese OF Massa chusetts In their cathr.
oral which has already taken Its place
~ tne center OF aggressive work and
diocese. Its. frequen; services arc
!argelv attended. and tie influence OF
tnem goes out from It to all the other
CONGREGATIONS. No less nOtabIe was The
cordial spirit of fellowship, sympa fhv
and cooperation In the great under.
W.HG WSSkinG Tor the National Cathedral in
The rector of St. Johns Church the
hs Mhev. roland Cotton Smith. d. D., who
duties on January ], 1873 '''"
st. Thomas Church will be cons..
Grated Grated BY the bishop OH st. Thomss'
LAY; December q. 1912. The Right Rev
rreuerlcE Courtney. retired bishon ~
CoVa Scotia. now rector of 81 Jamos,
Snurch. New York city. Will preach IN.