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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
ORDERED TO MOVE TROOPS.

Denver, May 2S.-The Union Pa
cific railroad has been ordered to pre-
pare to move the troops stationed
at Fort B. A. Russell at Cheyenne,
Wyo., on short notice. They are to
carry them eastward, but the exact
destination has not been announced.
Some declare that Cuba is the pro-
posed place of landing.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
kanscN East.

Ramsey East.
Monte Ramsey left this afternoon
for the east to purchase three car
loads of autos. He will go to Mo-
line, Ill, and to Detroit Mr.. Ram
sey will purchase car of Flanders,
one of E-M-F, and one of Midlands
cars, in all making nine cars.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
FRUIT NEWS
Ernit Outlook Good.

Franklin, Tenn, May 2S.-Crop
conditions in this county, as whole.
particularly CT grain, are quite sat
isfactory. The fruit crop has
splendid prospect, however. Berries
are now on the market and are
bringing good prices.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
ShiItwnist Uance Tnnioht

Mrs. Pierson will give the second
of the series of popular dances given
this summer, this evening at Mar
gerry hall This dance will be a
shirt waist affair and will doubtless
be largely attended by the young
people
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
Returns To Colornd, Snrinas,

Mrs. S. NJ. l.. McSpsdden. who has
been visiting Mrs. Widecomb of this
city, returned to her home in Col
orado Springs this afternoon. Mr..
McSpadden accompanied her and
will spend few days on the eastern
slope.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
To Ship Cattle.

John Wolf. we'll known local
cattleman, will leave tomorraw wi .
- oars - -"'-'H They will 90
east by way of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
"Wednesday D,idpe club.

The Wednesday Bridge club will
be entertained by Mrs. Wendell p,
Ella tomorrow evening at her home,
corner of Tenth and Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28

The people who read and answe
ads are the people who make busi
ness and business enterprise posi-
BILE.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28

personally from Mrs. Hammond.
All who wish further information
or certificates may call upon Mrs.
Sampliner.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
To Denver.

Dan Easement, a well known Una
weer ranchman, leaves this evening
for Denver on a short business trip
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
Kamscy Sells Threc More Cnrs.

Monte Ramsey has sold three more
cars the past few days, one an EMF
and the other two Midlands.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
To Denver.

To Denver.
William L. Mack of the lndepend-
ent Lumber company leaves today for
a short business trip to Denver. He
will probably be back at the end
of the week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28

We have just received some nifty
Jewelry for graduation gifts. Black.
stone Jewelry Company, 534 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago, May 2S.-May wheat to-
day closed at 114lh
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28

See us about our summer school
June 3rd Hoel's Business College.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28

Burgess and Wife East.
c. II. Burgess of Iona accompan-
led by his wife. left last evening for
an extended visit in the east
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-23
AUSLAND
0. Mack Rail is hauling nolea

Feb 20. Mack Rail is hauling poles
now a-davs.
1 Fred Lewis has a good fast driving
team. 1t is real beauty.
! lhere was no school in district Ss on
Monday, the l2th., it being Liucoln,s
. birthday
Some Of the farmers, who have shares
in the cooperative creamery, are taul.
ing saw dust for the ice house.
Last Wednesday was St. Valentines
day. The pupils in district sc had q
valentine box at school.
Some OF the telephones on the Rail
Prairie Clough line are out of com mis-.
sion.
A: c. stroning had the fortune
while cutting wood last week to find a
bee-tree which contained about so
pounds of honey.
IN Thursday forenoon some of the
quilts on the bed in the Aus,and
home in the postoffice room caught tire
and there was quite blaze before
yoody noticed it, but luckily there
happened to be sonebody in the house
ana the hre vas put out with little
1Io"o!e. Lutte damage was caused
except to the quilts. It may have
PfOVe0 Quite serious had there not
been anyone in the house as the post
office contained quite an amonnt 1T
stamp and other valuables. The tire
was prohably caused by a pipe left on
the bed.
The birthday party which was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. jerry De-
roster in honor of their daughter.
Clara on Thursday evening, was we'll
attended. WAL
Angus Thomas and Roy Jones ara
still hauling rock to the Crow VIM
dam. WIG
G. j: stroming was in Fl, Ki,lev
Saturday. '@S
There will be basket social at Ed
Rail's home Saturday evening.
:: Mrs. A. c. Stroming is on the SICK
list. VIZ S'oA
Monday. 1'1p1eS
Ihere was rural telephone meeting
ID the Llghtner school house Saturday.
Mack Rail and Jerry Deros1er baujef;
saw Dust to the TT. Ripley creamery
ice house Monday.
list. VI 'A'o o1eA
Rev; F. J. Oeb]ert, German Evan.
eellcai Lutheran. pastor at Little Fails.
VIII hold services here at 2 O'CLOCK r.
m m on Feb. 26, at the home of A. &.
Stroming " a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-02-23

"a. q nelghbor's dog bit Lewis, the
enree year Old son of Vim. Batters, in tie
arm arm sunday 10y, and as result Slow
"a" 20 IL that ttae1e was a dead sdcr
soon after. The lad was not ser1ou 10
$500 - I
E.aGEE- s.Is-- = :. = a.t.s
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Clathulif

The beautiful and traditional ritual OF
the Catholic Church is drawn upon TO its
fullest in the ceremonies OF Palm Sun
day. At st. Paulis Church, Fifteenth and
V streets northwest, the pastor, Mgr.
James F. Mackin, assisted by the
stan of clergy connected with the parish,
and three seminarians from st. Thomas
College OF Brookland, will be in charge
of an elaborate service, and solemn high
mass at il o'clock, Sunday. The full
chancel choir of boys and men, directed
by Ernest T. Winchester, will sing a
special programnf of music. The pas
SION service will he chanted by the three
priests from ST. Thomas College.
The programme follows: Professional
hymn, ''An Glory, Land, and Honor
CWinchester), "Hosanna Filio David"
seventh mode: "Pueri Hebraeorum," first
mode; Cum Appropinquaret," sixth
mode. harmonized: Gloria Laus, ct Hon.
or TibI," first mode; 'Tngrediente DOM
ino," eighth mode. harmonized; "Introlt,"
"GraduaIe.' 'Ofertory," and "Commun-
ion," harmonized by DR.. Tozer; Mass
in Honor OF the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment" CHammereD: motette, Jerusalem.
Convertere ad Domino" (Gouno0; recess
siOnal hymn, ITO God Who Gives Saliva
tion." During the service the blessing
and distribution of palms and procession
will take place.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Christian Endeapor

The meeting Of the District Of Column
bia Christian Endeavor Union for April
will be held on the second Monday. April
5, instead of on the first Monday. the
change of date being necessary because
Of Lenten services in many of the
churches. st. Paurs English Lutheran
Church is to be the place OF the meeting,
and an ATTRACTIVE programme Is being
arranged, the details OF which win be
announced next week.
THE foreign missions Of my denomina-
tion-a bird's-eye view,' Is the subject
OF to-morrow's Christian Endeavor meet
ings. This Is the monthly missionary
service, the Scripture lesson for which
Is found in Matt. xXviii:ls-2o
The track meet" which was success
fully managed by the Endeavorers of
Friends Church recently, was reproduced
last night by the Epworth League Of
Calvary NJ. L. Church.
The Young Peoples Society OF Friends
Church. Thirteenth and Irving streets. to-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
LOANS go
ON DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
HORNING. Ninth and D.
Goes to New York.

Fred ]. Nichols executive secretary OF
the local Men and Religion campaign in
this city, left Washington last night 10
take up work in New York In connection
with the conservation congress TO be held
there April 19 TO y. The congress will be
the national convention of the Men and
Religion Forward Movement, and dele
gates from every large city in the. coun-
try will be present TO discuss the gain
that has been made by the movement
and to make recommendations for fur
thering its work.
Mr.. Nichols will serve as assistant to
the Rev. Roy B. Guild, national execu-
tive secretary of the movement Twenty
Washington men who have been active
in the work of the campaign here will
go to New York in April as this city's
representatives at the congress
As secretary for the Men and RELIGION
Forward Movement in Washington, Mr..
Nichols had full charge of the local cam
paish. He came here from Minneapolis,
where he had just finished conducting a
similar campaign.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Onttartan

All Souls Church, Fourteenth and l.
streets, DIR. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minis
ter. announces a course Of daily vesper
services. beginning Palm Sunday, and
continuing through the week. Services
viii begin promptly at 4:4S O'Clock, and.
with the exception of that on Sunday.
Will last one-nalf hour. Each service
will include music by the choir. and a
brief meditation by DIR. Pierce. The gen.
eral topic will be THE ascending life,"
the subject for each day being as fol-
lows: Sunday. THE law of ascent"
THE ascent through humility"
Tuesday. The ascent through service"
Wednesday, THE ascent through self
denial" Thursday. THE ascent through
SUFFERING" Friday. Service Of eonsecra-
ton" At the vespef service on Palm
Sunday the choir of All Souls win sing
the following: Jerusalem (Parkerl,
The PALMS. CFaure), Lovely Appear"
tGounod. The public is cordially invited
TO all services.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD

mortal house took place at D. m. be-
fore crowded congregation, which COM
prised visitors from every section OF
Baltimore. Bisnop Murray presided, as
sisted by the Rev. Joseph T. Ware. rec
tor of the parish. and several OF the
clergy OF the diocese. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Charles L. Atwater.
OF St Marks parish. Frederick County.
grandson OF Bishop Paret.
Bishop Parst was for many years rec
tor Of Epiphany Church. q street. and
later than that Bishop OF Maryland when
Washington was part OF the Maryland
Diocese.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Uut4fran

The choir OF Epiphany Lutheran
Church. will render Maunder's From
olivet to Calvary" on Good Friday night,
at O'Clock in the chapel at Sixteenth and
u street. The regular chorus choir will
be assisted by Mr.. Charles f. Myers,
tenor, and Mr.. Arthur II. Deibert, basso.
At St. Marks Lutheran Church, Eighth
and streets southwest. the pastor.
Rev. ]. Luther Frantz, announces special
services for Palm Sunday and Holy
Week. as follows: Sunday, at IL a. m.
Jesus the King" at p. m, The at
traction of the cross" Monday, s .. m.
Jesus in GethsemRne." Tuesday, s ..
m, The dream OF Pilates wife" We'd
nesday. p. m, Bearing the cross"
Thursday, p. m. the holy communion.
Friday, p. M, Jesus crucIhed." Stran-
gers are cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30

morrow evening. will hear a paper by
Oscar Moon, minister OF Baltimore, who
will come to Washington to assist in this
meeting. His subject will be the pres
ent situation In the field of missions.
Rev. James NJ. Henry. the society's mis-
sionary to China, was the header of
last Sundays Endeavor meeting at the
Church Of the Covenant. He sent two
most interesting written talks one on
the topic. VISION" and the other tell
ing OF his experience in the recent Chi
nese revolution
First Congregational c. Z. Society. Sec
tion A, will hear an address tomorrow
evening on the McAl Mission. by Mrs
II. 3. r. Mcfarland led by Mrs. W. E.
Gilbert. A group Of people from this So
ciety on Wednesday conducted a service
at the Florence Crltteuten Home.
At First Baptist Church much interest
is reported In the contest between Reds
and Blues, which is to continue through
the month of April This week the Reds
are slightly In the lead.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Presbyterians to Convene Here.

On Tuesday, April 16, the presbytery Of
Chesapeake and the presbytery of Mary
land, Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, will unite under the name OF
the Presbytery of the Potomac and hold
the first meeting in Central Presbyterian
Church. at Third and l streets north
west. Both presbyteries are adjacent to
Patomac River, and comprise territory
IN MARYLAND and Northern Virginia.
About fifty representatives are expected
to be present The business meetings
will be held during the day and the
evening meetings will be given up to
devotional services. to which the public
is invited. The sessions of the presby-
terry will continue several days.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Orrshgtrrta1'

unique movement has been institut-
ed in Gunton- Temple Memorial Church.
at Fourteenth and r streets. under the
| caption, The Sunday evening confer
| ence." Last Sunday night Mr.. William
u. Mackenzie gave an address on So
cial service and social justice" To-mor-
row night the pastor. c. Everest Granger.
will speak on the topic The twentieth
century pulpit message"
The objects are described in the pros
pectus as Moral uplift," The awaken
ing OF the social conscience The reach
ing Of the unchurChed masses" THE be-
shining of great civic national revival
| in this Capital City"
The promoters hope to accomplish these
ends by bringing together. on the broad
platform Of human brotherhood and prac-
tical religion, men and women OF differ
ent faiths, social classes and political
parties, who will discuss the great prob
lens Of human welfare and social Justice
In the spirit of candor and mental hos
pitality, and with the earnest desire to
make this world a better place to live
i'm
The services will include addresses. dis
cussions. vocal and instrumental music.
and congregational singing of familiar.
Holy Week will be observed in Gunton-
Temple Memorial Church by special ser
vices, Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday,
and Friday nights. Special music will
be rendered. The speakers for the week
will he: Tuesday night, the Rev. S. A.
Bower. the new pastor OF tine Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church; Wednesday
night. the Rev. Arthur Spooner. ID. d.
pastor OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church;
Thursday night the Rev. W. ID. Moss.
a pf ha Wa
byterian Church, in exchange with the
pastor.
special musical programme is being
Prepared for Easter, at which time the
anniversary chorus will sing The Holy
Communion will be celebrated. and new
members received at the services Sun
day morning.
The evening service in the First Pres
byteriaR Church will be musical, and
under the direction of the choir. The
music will be illustrated with fifty artis-
tic colored slides from TissOus famous
collection on the last days Of Jesus upon
earth. DIR. MacLeod's morning theme
will he "Christs rebuke OF twentieth
century INSCRIPTIONS political methods"
Services viii be conducted every evening
during the week, except Saturday. at
rs o'clock The theme Of the service on
Good Friday night will be The seven
words on the cross" The service will be
Illustrated with the stereoptIcon.
Sunday at the Church OF the Covenant,
DR.. Wood. the pastor. will preach. The
$50 o'clock musical service. led by the
double quartet. will Include: Anthem.
Saviour When Night shelly; solo,
Come Holy Spirit CBuckD. Miss whita-
ker; hymn. 20 Lord of the Blessed"
anthem. Jerusalem" Parker ReeS.
The 80 o'clock musical service. led by
the evening chorus choir, under the direc-
tIon OF Mr.. Simon. will include choruses
from Gounod's Redemption
There will be services at o'clock every
afternoon. except Saturday. during the
first week in April, preceded by a half
hours musical service. The pastor will |
speak on the Seven last words OF our
Lord"
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Otsttplr

At the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and d streets northeast, the pas
tor. Rev. George A. Miller. will preach
at the morning service on The Holy
Spirit" and there will be the reception
of new members. At the evening service
DR.. Miller will tell OF his visit to
Gideon's Fountain, Shunem, and Mani.
The ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered at the close OF the evening ser
mon.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Bapttst

! At the Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. DR.. George II. Crutcher VIII
preach on "'The new creation In the
evening his theme will be THE sun In
eclipse" Word has been received that
Pastor Briggs had arrived at Caifa, Pal
estine, and that he was to go from there
to Damascus.
The special evangelistic services which
have been in progress at the Grace Bap-
tist Church for the last three weeks will
close with sermons tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. f. w.
Johnson. Jesus living with us is the
subject for the morning. and for the
evening How 10 repsir the first love"
Tomorrow at the Sunday school will be
Rally Day. The new superintendent. Mr..
l. A. Williams, wants TO meet all the
members Of the school. and also get
the Emmanuel school, which will begin
the first Sunday in April
Can Washington people in the hurry
and trouble of life have quiet and sweet
ness in their hearts?" is the question TO
be answered by Rev. Z. Hez Sven be-
fore the members and friends OF the Capt
tai Baptist Church, AZ G street north
west. at o'clock tomorrow evening.
C"eIn VIII pTedCn
morning at the Wesley Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church, Fifth and + streets
northwest, in the place OF Rev. w. !.
McKenney, who Is absent from the city.
Mr.. Edward $. Taft. OF the Grace Bap-
tist Church. will lake Mr.. Swem's place
tomorrow morning At Columbia Church.
Pastor J. Compton Ball. of the Metro
politan BAPTIST Church, who returned TO
his work last Sunday AFTER a rest In
North Carolina. will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning and evening. His
theme for the morning Is THE going TO
Jerusalem" and for the evening AT the
Gross"
novel musical entertainment. entitled
The New Minister" was given at the
church last night, under the joint aus
pices OF the Gilbert Glass Of the Sunday
school and the church choir. The cast
OF characters was very large, including
about fifty young men and women. Mr.
Francis A. Dom took the -tituar role as
Rev. Homer A. BrCwn. which he sus-
tained with credit. He was aoIy seconded
by Miss Nellie Barber. who. as Daisy
LoveJoy. showed considerable originality
Miss Frances GusChewsky. as Henrietta
Sharp. president OF Old Maids Club, and
Miss Florence =. Clark, as Tabitha Prim-
rose, Sufiragette, were also well received
by the audience.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
Qnngrrgatinnal

Before the Brotherhood of the First
Congregational Church. at its March
meeting. held last night in the lecture
room of the church. William F. Norris,
Of the Department OF Justice. talked
about the United States in the Orient.
The Brotherhood listened to a specially
encouraging report on the Sunday even
ing lectures of DR.. Woodrow. which
have passed all records for attendance.
Dr. Woodrow's lecture tomorrow night
Is on The Reformation
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. or. 18th and q ts
One hundred and tenth anniTeIsAry Of the First
Baptist Church and % the BaUtiSt denomination
in the District Of Columbia. Sunday. March u.
at II a. m. and ,. m. Morning subject. What
G6d Hath Wrought evening. What God IL
poets" SPECIAL music. Everybody welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 10th and SIS. NJ.
Or. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II q. IN.
''Zinns King" T:5 y m. Why DIE" Bible
school, go A. m; c. E.s7 n N. SpeciAl services
through the week.
Z HEZ SWEM'S subject: Can Washington Peo-
PIE In The Hurry and Trouble Of Life Have Quiet
and Sweetness In Their Hearts" Sunday night,
o'c. No morning meeting. CaritAl Baptist Church,
Typngraphical Temple. ~ G ST. NV
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY ". Z. CHURCH. 18th and Church s,s.
Rev. W. n WedderspoCu, ID. D.. pastor. s:3O m.
Sunday school: II a. m, sermon BY Rev. ". L.
Mcdowell. ID. D.: y. m, EpwOrth League; 4
?. m, seImon BY Rev. ]. y. HeisSe, d. d. Choir
Of 90 voices Visitors WeIouna
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and r streets northwest.
REV. JOSEPH ~ II. GRAY. MINISTER.
so A. m--sunday school
II 90 a. m.-REN. W 2. PHERKELD. d. D.
100 p m.-EpSorth Leagne psafse service.
500 .. m--REN. BUCIEN CLARK. d. d.
All sittings free. Visitors always WeeuEnc
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. cor. 10Th
and q SITS. NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow. d. D..
pastor. II q. m. public worship. with sernon By
the pastor: subject. APOSTOLIC BOLDNESs."
Music BY the quartet and chorus choir. 30 IN.
Sunday schOol. SIS D. m. Y. p. s. c. Y. sp m,
evening service: lecture by pastor. THE REF
ORlIATIOS PERIOD IN MANY LANDS"
subject. THE REFORMATION IN SWITZER-
LAND"
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH
Columbia road. near 18th u. Rev. Frank J. Good.
win. minister. Morning service II O'Clock; seTmeE
b the minister: subject. The Penalty Of Spiritual
Leadership" Evening seryice. O'Clock; sermon By
the minister: subject The Hurry Of Modem
Life" Sunday scnool, so a. m. adult ciases.
10 a. m. Christian EndeaTur meeting. SO D. N.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
THEOsOPHY.

WASHINGTON LODGE, PHILOSOPHICAL So
CIETY. I4 Z. Capitol ST.. Sunday evening.
O'Clock. Subject: BENJAMIN Fankin: A rheoso-
Ihist." All invited.
'KARMA EXPLAINED" Lecture BY Mr.. r.
Davis Sunday. II Is. at new quarters Of CapitL
. City Lodge. Cogcoran Building l5th. opp Treas
uni. eth floor. Public invited. Free study classss
Wednesdays and Fridays at D. N.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. Pythian TEN
pie lOl3 Ninth ST. nv. first nOOr; two services.
GnniTsrsary celebration. and 10 p n. Lectures
by Dr. GeOrge 4. wame. q Chicago national
president: Hon Charles II. Schirm, Baltimore
national vice president: Mrs ZAidA B. Kates;
slate writing by MK Keeler; mssssges by Mrs.
Williams. Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Ripple. Mrs. War
nseke and Mrs. Katss. Vocal solo, and good
music All invited
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
G street. near 18th.

u strect. near Ath-
Rer. n II. MekIn. d. D, rector.
Palm sunday seryices: .. m. II .. m, p.
m, p. N. The rector will TreAch At II a.
The bishop q the dioccss viii administer cun-
nrmstion at the p N. service All SEATS free ex-
cert At II a. m.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES daily at So and
I.S5 until Good Friday. FGlI serIice and sermon
Good Friday at 100 q. N. Three hours deTo-
tion. L 20 =. N. Evening ssITioss "Wednesday
and Friday AZ m. Holy Cousmunion and
MGundy Thursday at u:S .. N. and - p m
ALL SOULS MISSION, eur. Conn. and Cathedral
avcS Services. II and %. The Rev. George =,
Dudley will preach at "a. Mr. Edwin CslO~
will sing The Palms"
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30


Rev. O n. ststSon, Rector.
Holy Communion. % 4 m
Morning serIice and sermon. II 40 a
Efensng SD y n
Every Is welcome.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. IeIh and SITS. sw Rev.
Charles =. Edwards, vicar. SeIVieeS, II a. N. and
2. M.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. I'd st. and Washington
circle. Rev. Robert Talbot, rector; Rev. GeOrge
W. Atkinson, curate. Palm Sunday services are
IS follOSs: In a. m. Holy Communion; 80
.. N, sunday; 10 a. n. mathis and instructions
II q. m. celebration and ssrmon by the rectoT; Z
n m. confirmation instructions; ?. m. choral
evenSDng and sermon. Seats are free.
THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Holy Churrh universal h for all the nations
The Nativity. 18th and A -. TO Sis. II, &
The Resurrection. 18th and nc. 35o, y. N.
Holy Week: Prepare fer Easter Communion.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
sPIRITUALIsM.

ALFRED H. TERRY will hold = meeting Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock in F1ynn's Hall, corner Of
9Th and sta NV. Lecture followed By messages.
Meeting On Friday night at l3l O st. ne. Inter
views daily Phone Linen. IE2
The Washington herald., 1912-03-30
CHRISTIAN.

kENINAL SERVICES At VERMONT AVENUE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vermont ave. and st. NV
Conducted by R. W. Abberiey. Er,nselist; Will
am Leigh. soloist and choir leader
Evenings at TsB. Topics:
SATURDAY "a lecturel-'A trip through the Brit.
ish ISles."
Sunday at II q. m--"GoinE on unto perfection"
Sunday evening at 10. The Bible and the twen-
tieth CENTURY