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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-09

COUNTY MANAGERS WANTED. NEW
invention. Guaranteed to make two
pounds OF butter with one pint milk
and one pound butter. No canvass
ihe. lafetime opportunity for man
or woman with brains. CHAS. EN-
Chicago. -
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AGENTS., CREW MANAGERS-WF;
want live wires to sell four piece
cookers, famous pottery sets. ten
Kettles. tcn-picce set, oval turkey
roasters. pcrcolator, coffee pots, also
complete line Of aluminium Write
to-dAy. ALUMINIUM WARE CON-
PANY. haywood. Ill
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MANUFACTURERS DESIRES PLACING;
valuable agency: leo. 600 sold q
months: earns constant income
business builder. Territory opcu.
AUTOMATIC PERFECTION CON-
rANf. II West Forty second, New
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US ABOUT OUR
snappy household speciality line that
VIII clear you $50 to $50 weekly. Ma
1861. Lcmcnt, Ill
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FIELD. SELL Bril-
liant Mexican diamonds: exactly re-
SSniolc genuine: defy experts. stands
all tests; quick sales large proflts
send 81 deposit for sample &c gem
matching s75 diamond. MEXICAN
DiAMoND IMP. CO. Box BA. Las
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DON'T WORK FOR OTHERS. START
mail order business at home. | made
$500 first Year. will show YOU
how. Instructive booklet free
VOORHEES,, Desk 4f3. Omaha, Ncb
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a TIT X ACTIVE; FRONT ROOMS:
southern exposure. with or without
board MRS. FAUNTLEROY, los East
Franklin Street
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WANTED, FIRST CLASS CIGAR
salesman for Ohio. Virginia. North
and South Carolina. Must havo es-
tablished trade. and references from
FORMER employer must accompany
application. by a live. up-to date Gin
clnnati factory. Address Factory"
THE BLAINE THOMPSON Co, Gin
.lunati Ohio
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WANTED. GENERAL AGENT TO
handle two household devices OF
great merit. Money makers: liberal
commission. VACUUM CLEANER
MEG. CO. &c south Eighth Street,
IhiludclphiH
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LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION: TWELVE
weeks. $50: unlimited course. $50
operators earn $50 weekly; largest
school in cXictemcc S2Veo0 equip
SCHOOL. 4l9 First Avenue New
York
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AUTOMOBILES Tor DaIr

FOR SALE, G-CYLINDEK, 40 II r.. g.
passenger automobile, in perfect
condition. $40 VIII demonstrate.
Address L. I7G, care Times Dispatch,
NO. 10 BUICK, IN GOOD RUNNING
order cheap FOR cash. Address ~
$50, care Times Dispatch.
CHALMERS 30. CADILLAC 80, oLpsts
mobile 40. WILLARD &: STt;ANGIs3
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WANTED. SALESMAN COVERING
important cities of tho South TO
handle as n side line olives and mus
tard In glass a]sd in bulk Kindly
reply stating experience and what
your other line consists Of Address
Z 36a. care Times-Dispatch
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AGENTS, YOUR ADDRESS TO-DAY
means you're my agent next week
sarhihg Fly per day. either sex Ad-
Greenfield Aie
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LOST. FEMALE POINTER; LIVER
md white. Reward. LOUIS WASH
FIR 3eGs williamsburg Avenue.
FOUND-DiAMOND STICK PIN. DE
scribe same fully. ". Il. 9. Ad-
dress II 723 Times Dispatch.
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BT 4 DETECTIVE; EARN $3.50 no
$500 per month; travel over world:
stamp for particulars. NATIONAL
pETECTIVE AGENCY, Dept. 1855,
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AGENTS-WE HAVE QUICK SELL
made at every home. Send for sam
pie and spring catalogues. KEY
STONl; SUPPLY CO, Box AS, Mil
lersburg, Pa
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AGENTS YOUR ADDRESS TO-DAY
means you're my agent next week.
earning SfS per day. Address the
HOME MFG. CO, Greenfield, Mo.
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SALESMEN OR BUSINESS MEN, Elk
pcricnced in Groccrs aud other mcr-
camille lines to sell the champion"
complete accountant Gircproof)
combination cash system Credit
system and desk which when closed
forms freproof safe. Combines
the merits OF all at the price OF one.
state qualifications. THE CHAM
ZION REGISTER COMPANY, Clcvc-
land. O.
SALt.SIEN. MAKING THE SMALLER
towns to handle high grade PROPOSE
tiou to merchants in all classes OF
trade full time or side line; liberal
commissions. big repeat business.
WILBUR MFG. CO. 3926 Barney
Bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
WANTED. Statesmen COVERING
important cities of the South to
handle as side limo olives and mus
tard in glass and in bulk Kindly
reply, stating experience and what
your other lines consist Of. Address
G a63, care Timca- Dispatch.
SALESM On SELL THE BRIGHTEST
literature ever Issued. Lectures and
Life OF Senator Robert Love Taylor:
greatest proposition ever. Address
ROB TAYLOR PUBLISHING co,
Nashville, Tenn.
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" ANTED--SALESATE TO HANDLE
dinner sets, Grlnitewarc and silver
ware on the side. $40 day sure
20 per cent on approved business.
Weekly settlements. Sample case
and samples weighing one pound
sent only to statesmen now travel
ing. Give References RORERT
THAI ~ CO, Granite Building, st.
Louis. Mo.
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make more money: two moutbs Ia
cents. AGENTS MAGAZINE. Chi
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Hparn GWanten

WANTED. Try ; YOUNG = MARRiE55SS
couple. one room. with board. With
private family preferred &: SOL.
care Times Dispatcii re-
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solicitors anu salesnen

SPECIAL NoTfCE@WANTED. THREE
high class specially statesmen. cxper-
fenced in scales. registers, rnachin-
cry. stock or real estate. to sell high
class speciality proposition In Nir-
ginia. Liberal contract to right man.
Give reference ind experiences fully.
SALES MANAGER. Box $40. Winter
Haven. Ella
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WANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL OUR
line Of fancy fruit elders in small
country towns. Gan earn $500 per
month Weekly drawing account.
GROWN CIDER CO. 207 South Com
mcrcial street, st. rIouis, Mo. Dent 6.
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INVENTION. ENTIRELY
new kind lamp burner. generates gas
makes extremely large powerful
white light: smokelcss. odorless; sells
everywhere. nothing like it; oxciu-
sive territory contracts granted,
ARento making big money; expert
ence unnecessary. Sample outfit. 35c
postpaid Particulars free. BUTLER
MFG. CO. Dept 1o+. Toledo. o.
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gosr ann jrounn

=
.OST. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OR
Thursday, large seal ring with Con-
fedcratc battleflag enameled on tho
Hat surface. Liberal reward IL re-
turned TO L. y. WINGFlELD. corner
Scvcntecnth and Washington Streets.
or nhOnn MnIiaon lUS3.
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GAKISIDES IRON RUST SOAP co
4oo4 Lancaster Avenue. Philadelphia'
Ia Gartsido's Iron Rust Soap (U S.
registered patent No. 3iT7) removes
iron rust ink and all unwnshable
stains from clothing, marble, etc.
win magical effect. Good seller. big
marSins House toulouse agents and
store statesmen wanted. Tho original.
26c tube. beware of Heterogeneous
ana the penalty for making selling
and using an infrinecd article
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~ - NsAN a. 'I tOth. iiO" W achieve
Mail Order Success, tells all about
my own achievements and how /
equip. teach and get YOU started.
This book tells how 10 quickly start
in your own home. while otherwise
employed. II IL a line To a large
income. Send for my new free book
ana start making money now Ad-
dress PRESIDENT, Mail Order
school. suite 5lJS, Bccht Bldg.
Denver, Col.
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WANTED, AMBITIOUS MEN TO
start in spare time and with our
help build w "a permanent. profitable
business Of your own: $40 to SIS
Experience unnecessary Quick re-
turns Write today for valuable
free booklet "Alail Order Success"
TEASE MEG. co. INC, Desk Il 50,
"a l;rnod1yAN. Bulfalo. \. Y.
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USE YOUR SPARE TIME; 80 RITII1
up mail order business Of your
own. We help YOU start for a shara
IN pTonts; twenty seven opportuni-
ties: particulars free. MUTUAL
OPPORTUNITIES EXCHANGE Bur
falo. A. Y
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YOUNG LADY. NINETEEN. WITH
good education and trustworthy de-
sircs position at light Office work:
can give good reference aud can com
mcncc duties at once. Address \ 7U2
care Times DISPATCH
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GET PREPARED FOR MAY 3, RAIL-
way mail clerk and other govern
ment ''cxams" by former U. S. Civil
service Secretary Examiner. Free
booklet q 1877. PATTERSON CIVIL
SERVICE SCHOOL, Rochester. y. Y.
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a SINGLE WOMAN. WITH REFER
enccs. to cook and do general house
work for n family of two: no wash =
ing: good wages MRS r. = Il
PEBBLES. Grove and Gilmour Ave-
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Situatiun5 GGiantsn, J:rmale

W ANTED, PLAIN SEWING TO 30 Ar
home: MRS. GEO. POLLOCK. 1918
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CAPABLE; AND EXPERIENCED
young man desires position in office
or as salesman: experienced city and
road work: excellent references. Ad-
dress II S5G, care Times-D ispatch.
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AGENTS-CHANCE TO MAKE Rio;
money calling on auto owners: de-
SALES AGENCY, $50 Linden SVn
Baltimore Md -
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WHY WORK FOR OTHERS?
Make $40 daily. Sell our guaran-
teed dry chemical fire extinsuisher.
500 per cent profit; buyers every
where. State and county managers
wanted. UNITED MFG. co. 1851
JcffcrsOn Toledo O.
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LADY WANTS POSITION AS BOOK
keeper or assistant. Can use tyne
writer. Best references. Address III
S43. care Times Dispatch.
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situations lNantee, a3ale

foUNG MAN. Row EMPLOYED,
wishes position az shipping clerk or
collector. Excellent Recommending
lions, and bond if necessary. Long
experience in Office work also Adj
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AGENTS MAKE s26 no sI00 EVERY
and offices: success guaranteed. sam
pie and particulars free. METAL
Lie SIGN CO, 49, " Clark, Chi
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AGENTS MAKE $40 \ DAY SELLING;
Jap mating rugs at 81 each: costs
soc. each. size 36x6S. Two full size
rugs for samples; postpaid for Sl35
COMMERCE SPECIALITY co, Com
mcrcc. Ten. Dept c.
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RETAIL HARDWARE. BUILDERS
supply. and agricultural imlcmeni
salesman desires TO make change:
twelve years experience: no objec-
ton TO small towns: AL reference.
HARDWARE. SALESMAN, care
Ledger DisDatch Norfolk Va
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AGENTS-GET TERRITORY QUICK
Tor one OF the best auto accessaries
ef oeF invented; just out: commission
eoe per cent TIE WEAVER CO,
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1 MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with I. small mail order business:
began with So. Send for free book
let Tells how. I1ECOCk, 5163,
Lockport. y. Y.
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or GOVERNMENT RAIL
way mail clerks wanted at once for
Parcels Post. 5000 the first year (slS
weeiD and increase Si0O year through
their grade until $500 is reached
$50 wcer,. No 'layons." Pleasant
work and usually every second week
on with fun pay. Common education
sufficient Pull unnecessary. Writ
Immediately for free list. showing all
government positions opcn. Tell your
friends Of this great oppo.tunity. DO
not delay l'RANkI.I INSTITUTE
Dent. 4n3R ROchestcr. y. y
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agfnts lNanreu

CAS- Make sim
monthly with my corking line OF
shappY household necessities: our
StilinH plans are winners; experience
unnecessary. Postal brings you par
nculars p. NJ DAVIS. G 1877. Davis
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED MILF
NEtf SALESLADiFS. WHIT
LOCKS, 3l3 EAST BROAD

THREE BRIGHT, CAPABLE SALES
ladies. to travel. demonstrate and
sell druggists, earning 500 to $50
per week, railroad fare paid. GOOD
RICH SALES CO. Philadclphla Pa
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1900 RAILWAY MAIL AND CLERK
carriers needed for parcel post. Ex-
aIninations soon. 1 conducted gov
eminent examinations Can help
YOU pass. Trial examination free.
Mrite OZAiONT. GID. ST. LOuis. Mo.
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HEE. BOYS AND GIRLS: BRACE
,eiS; skates, dolls; air rifles. etc. for
son. Dept. %. 2l20 Faraon street
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CONGREGATIONAL.

A farewell reception for DIR. and Mrs
Woodrow by the members and friends
of the First Congregational Church Is
announced for next Friday night, in the
church parlors. DR.. Woodrows las
Sunday in his present pulpit will be the
twentieth. He assumes the duties of his
new parish-the Pilgrim Church. of st
Louis-the first Sunday in May.
1t was a stirring speech that Rev. G.
L. Mead. D. D., of Baltimore, delivered
before the Congregational Club of Wash
Mt. Pleasant Church in Columbia road
DIR. Mead spoke on Americas Mission
and Message to the World
Standing room only was the sign last
Sunday night at the First Congrega-
tional Church when a record audience
listened to DR.. Woodrow's second ser.
mon in the present series. After filling
the church completely and the Sunday
school room. three hundred people are
said to have been turned away for lack
of room.
DR.. w. K. Warren, president of Yank-
ton College, South Dakota, will speak
Sunday morning at Ingram Memorial
Church. The subject win be christian
Education.
A service of song will be given Sun
day night at S p. m. by the choir-Mrs.
Hazel Wegner Reeder directress and Mrs.
Elsie Harvey Reeder organist The So
loists will be Miss Richie McLeon, con-
tralto. soloist of the Church of the
Epiphany; Mr.. Harry Forker bass, and
a well-known tenor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-12
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WORKERS
CONTINUE THEATER MEETINGS

The second of the series of Sunday
afternoon evangelical meetings in the Co
lumbia Theater. of this "ity, under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Union. will be held Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. 1t will be a Service of Cos
pei Song and Story"
The service will be under the direction
of MI Percy S. Foster. of this city, the
well-known song leader of national repu-
tation Mr. Foster will be assisted by
Mr.. William E. Braithawaite, superin-
tendent of the music department of the
Christian Endeavor Union./ and by Mr..
Edwin Callow,' one of the well-known
bassos of the city. Some of the best
local talent of Washington has been Sc
cured for special numbers in this serv-
ice.
Last Sunday afternoon, at the great
mems meeting in the Columbia Theater,
addressed by the Hon. William Jennings
Bryan, the men were given an oppor-
tunity to vote viva voce as to whether
ladies should be admitted to the second
of the series of evangelical services. The
men enthusiastically replied in the af-
firmative, and, accordingly, ladies will
be admitted to the balconies of the the
alter tomorrow afternoon. The lower
floor. however, will be reserved entirely
for men.
Mr. Bryan will speak shortly, under
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Union, in the Columbia Theater. on the
subject, Faith"
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LEADERS OF SOCIAL FAITH,
NOT BOSSES OF SOCIAL JOBS
BY DIR. SMALLER MATHEWS.
Federal Council Of Churches Of {

Of Americas
that Its churches shall become mere
reaction orthodoxy
push social
particularly because
those
Of significance the
the place OF COD
not yetd
natural in period
individuals
institutions Of
delegate
home in (which into of ife
We want encency organization in
children giving
thinking
of all
community
a
God and immortality
Of wave
nothing the water that from
of God
defauded fe
with eugencs
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BAPTIST.

From the Examiney of Thursday. this
| encouraging word on the missions cam
paign:
I'VE had hoped togbe able to give a
definite and final report in this issue as
to the financial condition of the societies
composing the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton. But these definite reports from the
societies were delayed because of the vast
amount that came in during the closing
days of the fiscal year. This much,
however. is certain: The offerings were
much larger than during the preceding
year, the amount raised has been suf-
ficient to pay the deficit of I9l1-l912, and
to claim the first $4,000 of Mr.. Rookie
feller's conditional offer. We congratu-
late the secretaries, the societies, and
the Northern Baptist Convention. 1t is
to our shame that we did not raise the
entire Indebtedness, but now that we
have gotten into the debt-raising habit
we shall pay of all back debts before
the end of this year, and then we shall
hope that deficits will be a thing of the
past. Let us hear no more of retrench-
ment, but let forward be the watch
word"
Damage to Baptist churches by foods
in the Central States is estimated at
fist Home Mission Society suggests Of
ferings for their benefit by our churches
on April %. and will gladly receive and
apply these for this purpose. as was
done I'm the California disaster
The Baptist women of New York City
and vicinity are looking forward with
great interest to the annual meeting of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety, which will be held in the Madison
Avenue Church. Borough of Manhattan,
April % and "a.
At the Temple Baptist Church, Tenth
and N Streets Northwest, special home
missionary services will take place on
next Thursday evening, April II, at s
O'Clock, in lieu of the regular prayer
meeting. An excellent programme has
been prepared for the occasion.
The Rev. DR.. Briggs, pastor of the
Fifth Street Baptist Church Southwest,
ate. are to be the speakers for the
occasion.
A new departure in the matter of Sum
day school teaching is being inaugurated
by the Vaughn class of Calvary Bap-
fist Sunday school, the plan being for
the teacher. Gen. w. s. Shallenberger, to
Exchange pulpits' from time to time
with teachers of mems classes in other
Sunday schools even Of different denom-
nations.
This it Is believed will result in a mpst
helpful interchange of ideas in regard
to teaching methods and be of greet
benefit in cultivating closer bonds OF
sympathy and fellowship among the va
rious Sunday schools of the District. It
is expected that the movement will aid in
the effort to establish Sunday school
work among men on a broader basis Of
mutual helpfulness among the different
churches.
Gen. Shallenberger will exchange
classes on Sunday. April 10, with Hon. J.
]. Darlington, one Of the leaders of the
District bar. who has large class in
the Fifth Baptist Sunday school,
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
should reach The Herald Friday
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.


METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH, corner Of John Marshall Place and U
81 NV. James Shera Montgomery minister
Morning service at II O'Clock. with sermon by the
pastor. on the subject, The Other Little ships"
Epworth League devotional service at 6a5, with
song service. At O'Clock DIR. Montgomery win
conduct peoples services and speak on the subject
The Committee That Failed" Free seats To al
the people and cordial welcome to the public
FOUNDRY, 18th and Church Sta
REV. w. r. wEDDERSPOON. d. D., PASTOR
$50 a. m--Sunday school
II so m--"THE ROCK OR THE SAND"
I'D m.-Epworth League
800 p. m.-"THREE WIDOWS" I'm series ON
Tragedy and Pathos In the Book OF
Books
Excellent music. Visitors welcome.
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and Streets Northwest
REV. JOSEPH NJ. NJ GRAY, Minister
$50 a. m.-Sunday school
ITO A. m.-"1NHERITORS OF GOD"
Im .. m.-Epworth League service
ON IT. The Test Of the Favor of God"
All stting free. Visitors always welcome
MADAME MOUNTFORD. of Jerusalem will lee,
lure sunday evening at Grace NJ. f. Church 9TH
and Sts NV. on The Life Of jacob also on
the following Thursday evening April H. at the
Foundry d. Z. Church, on the same subject.
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL METHODIST EPIsCO-
fAL CHURCH. corner 18th and SITS. ne Rev.
w w Barnes pastor. IL a m, Rev. W. L. Nc
Duweil, ID. d., District Superintendent. viii
preach. 20 D. m, services by the pastor
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WITH THE VA SHINGTON CHURCHES

Producing himself read his speech; he
said he did this because he had as much
right to read his speech as the Presi-
dent had, and he desired to tell them
that he came as a human being TO
human beings on common ground OF
humanity and not from any isolated
island OF privilege. HIS speech con-
vulsed the house, and when he finished
he announced his intention or giving II
to his wife to be preserved for future
generations in the family.
The next regular meeting OF the Sun
day School Institute OF the diocese OF
Washington will be held in epiphany
Parish Hall on Tuesday, April Is, at
p. m. The subjects for discussion are:
l. Debate: Should the City Sunday
Schools be Closed in Summer" Affirma-
tive leader, Mr.. Albion K. Paris. of st.
Paufs Sunday school, Georgetown par
ish. Negative leader, Rev. Thomas HUI
bert. of Epiphany. Each speaker has
twenty minutes allotted; afterward there
Is free discussion.
2. "A Review of the Temple Series OF
Bible Handbooks." Miss Mary A. Will
bur, of the National Cathedral School
for Girls; twenty minutes
The final meeting for the season will
be held on Tuesday. May g. at p. m.
|
Mrs. B. s. Cooper will give an illus
trated lecture on her work among the
Indians. on Friday, April IS, at p. m,
In the parish hall of st. Thomas Church
A silver offering will be taken for the
benefit of the work Of the auxiliary. All
are most cordially invited to attend.
Among the boys of st. Davids Church.
A -. us-l.
ganized branch of the Order of the
Knights of King Arthur. known as
"Satterlee Castle" The enrolment to
date consists of twenty-six boys, rang
ing from thirteen to seventeen. 1t has
two baseball teams, and Is now on the
lookout to secure games with teams of
other boys clubs
The Rev. Herbert Shipman, rector of
the Church of the Heavenly Rest, and
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley, Of this city, has been elected a
trustee of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of the Rev. Leighton
Parks, d. d.
In view of the assembling of the con-
vention Of the diocese, May 8. the sec
rotary of the convention, Rev. A. s.
Johns, has been sending out the usual
blank forms necessary to be filed out
by the various parishes, for the pur-
pose of organizing the convention. The
convention itself meets in st. Stephens
Church, which has been. within the last
twelve months, greatly enlarged, until 1t
Is now one of the handsomest churches
of the diocese, and with its parish hall
has very complete plant. In view of
the meeting in New York. next october.
Of the general convention, it's sessions
are likely to be unusually interesting.
The delegates to the general convention
are to be elected, and their election prob
ably will turn. to some extent. on their
attitude toward the burning question of
the day. the present name of the
church-to be or not to be.