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BAPTIST,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cwhite, Issh and o
SITS Rev. W. w. McMasteT. minister. sezmons:
II A. m. An Appeal to Honor" q p m. Tbs
Witness Of Twelve Centurea" Sunday school. sa5
a m. c. E. .. M
Morning: Contrsto soln. Miss Ansusa Inn.
I'm q Pilgrim" by Martin; soIano solo. selec-
tion, by Dudley Buck.
Violin quartet: Misses Wilbur. Allen, and Endsn-
kohl. and Prof. josef Ksspar. "Andants Reg
hoso." by Plus Knhler. Evening: SopFano pIo.
20. for Closer Walk With God" By MIo Fns-
ter: violin solo. Mis- Wilbur. .'Msditation." by
Bach -3ounod (by requestl: 'TArso." by Handel.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and n sss
DR.. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: IL a m.
'Jeais Diahemed:'' rs p. M. 'Feilow-ctizsns." ="
Bible schooi. go a. m. J. 7. Curry. sIp<sfntsnd
ent. c. T.. .. m.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 9Th a. md va.
Ave. Hnson vernon Houleff. minister. serr-
ic-s: s.D a. m. Bible study. IL q. m. mnsnins
worship; ordination Of deanons; The Church Of
hcer." 7a5 p. m. The Great Inauguration" :"
Midweek seTTices Thursday at p m. A cordial
welcome
E. Hez Sven tells: why waahin9ton Folks Are
Controlled" p. m. Svem's Sons sng L.
m, Ths Quest Of QrIietrde." Centeuniai Bapt.
Ch., sth and Ego Sts ne
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METHODIST.

DR. Montgomery is announced to speak
at the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church Sunday morning at II O'Clock on
the subject: THE Glory of the Second
Mile" In the evening at o'clock DIR.
Montgomery will deliver special pre-
Inauguration address on the subject:
THE American Republic" Patriotic mu-
sic and free seats to all the people.
DR. George p Mains. treasurer Of the
Episcopal Fund. makes statement in
the New York Advocate which is of vital
interest TO the rank and file OF the
church. He says in part:
with the approvable purpose of Civ
ing to our chief pastors a more adequate
support. the last General Conference took
action which promises literally early
bankrupty to the Episcopal Fund treas
ury unless the churches rally to the emer-
gency. The action referred promptly to
not only made possible an increase of
receipts by the sum of $3.50 to each of
our general superintendents. but il did
the unprecedented thing of throwing the
entire support of the missionary bishops.
with all their added allowance, upon the
Episcopal Fund.
Against this action the treasurer of
the fund made earnest protest. This pro-
test was in no way coupled with a de-
sire not to see our bishops both general
and missionary, receive the most gener-
Gus support. But after a continuous re-
sponsibility of sixteen years in handling
the Episcopal Fund. knowing both its
history and the general mood of the
church to it as probably no other living
man, it was his serious Judgment that
the proposed action of the General Con-
ference. especially in passing wholesale
the support of the missionary episco-
pacy upon this fund, was one which. II
enacted would inevitably lead to very
serious practical embarrassment. This
Judgment, I am sorry to say. receives
grave confirmation in the present condi-
ton of the treasury. 1t Is not ques-
ton as to the theoretical fitness of our
entire episcopacy-general and mission
ary-receiving its support from one fund.
The serious question is. as to the prac-
teal realization. of such a theory"
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices these columns Friday
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY. 18th and Church ets.
REV. W. r wEDDERsPOON, d. D.. Pastor.
80 q m.-Sunday school
II 90 q m.-'rhe Claims Of the Rulers. and the
Ruler"
100 p. m.-Epworth League.
sN p m.-"vicfims Of Dsresarded WarndnC'-
fourth in series Tragedy and
Pathus in the Book Of Books"
Quartet choir. assisted BY chorus choir at evening
sryice.
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and r Streets Northwest
REV. JOSEPH N. NJ GRAY. MINISTER
80 a. m.-Sunday school
II % a m.-HOLY COMMUNION.
90 p. m.-Epworth League service.
500 p. m-"COuNTER-ACTTyE ANGELA"
Al sittinRs free Visitors always welcome.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH. corner OF John Marshall Plaes and u
St. NV. Jsmes shsra Montgomery. minister. Morn
ing services at II O'Clock with sermon By the paS
tor: subject, The Glory Of the Second Mile"
Epworth League devotional serricr at SIS. At
ociock Or. Montgomery viii deliver q rrs-inanea-
raj address on the subject. The American Repub-
lie" hospitable invitation e1tended tn ths pso-
re generally. Free seats and patriotic muac.
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UNIVERSALIST.

The Rev., John Van Schaick. jr.. ID. D.,
will preach Sunday morning on The
Religious Significance of the Inaugural
tion' at the Church of Our Father.
Universalist, Thirteenth and l. Streets
Northwest.
At the evening service, 4 o'clock. the
Young Peoples Christion Union will con-
slider .'The Making of the Universe
especially How This world Came to Be-
and will be lead by the president, Mr..
c. L. Adams
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LUTHERAN.

A special service has been arranged for
parents and their children on Sunday
morning in Christ Lutheran Church. The
pastor. Rev. ]. Frederic Wenchel, wifi
preach a sermon ON the commandment.
Thou shalt honor thy father and thy
mother"
Services will be held in the Swedish
language Sunday evening at S:15 in the
chapel of Luther Place Memorial
Church, near Thomas Circle, and this
evening there will be an entertainment
given By the Swedish mission at Gunton-
Temple Chapel. in Fourteenth Street.
near r Street
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DISCIPLES.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and d Streets Northeast, the
pastor. George A. Miller, will preach at
both services on Sunday. His subject in
the morning will be The Last Com
mard." and at night he will continue
the series of sermons on The Divine
Library the special topic being The
Book of Ezra the Scribe"
The pastor. DIR. Wiley. will speak at
both services. the morning subject being
What Has Become of the Infidel?' and
the evening. 'rhe Souls Isolation A
feature of the morning service will be
reception at the close to visitors. and
also to members of Congress. who are
afnliated with this church. The recep-
tion win be held In the Sunday school
room.
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PASTOR PINKHAM TO GIVE
ENDEAVORERS SUCCESS KEY

The Christian Endearor Union of the
District of Columbia will hold its regular
monthly meeting and semi-annual rally
Monday evening, March ;. at O'Clock,
at the Calvary Baptist Church The
principal address of the evening will he
delivered by the Rev. Hermon S Pink
ham, pastor OF the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. on the subject, The Successful
Life The society of Christian En-
deavor having the largest percentage of
its membership in attendance will rex
ceive the emblem. on the last two rally
occasions the Christian Endeavorers of
the First United Presbyterian Church
have won the emblem in question. I'M
mediately preceding this service the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Union
will hold an important busines meet
ing. beginning at o'clock, under the di-
rection of the president, MI. II. F. Lowe
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PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave, and 18th sta
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. PastUr


II 20 T. m.-rublic worship; sermon BY the pastor.
500 n m.-Dr. Matthews. of Seattle. Wash. mod
orator of Pre-byte.rau General Assem-
bly,. will Weach.
Music led by quartet choir.
80 l. m.-Bihle School.
s:5 a. m.-Adult classes.
100 n m.-Christian Endeavor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. y and 18th Sts.
Charles Wood. Minister.
Bernard Braskamp. Minister'S Assistant
Harry Darclnore Angus Minister Of Peck Chapel.
100 A. m.-S~rmon By the minister.
Musical service led by double scH'et. from 3:l' to
O'Clock.
100 y. m.-Sennnn By Rev. Msrk Allison Matthews.
d. n. moderator Of the General As
son =. m.-Sermon by the minister: subject. The
CnIcifxion.'' Fifth special monthly
musical service.
Evepin- choir Of 100 yuicrs SYDNEY Llcyd Wright
son, director; Harvey Murray. crganist
Sunday school at 945 q. m.
Christian Endesvor meeting at 6:s5 y. m.
Thursday evening at s. uiidweek service
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN. sth and sts. sw.
Arthur Willis spconer, miuister. Services. II
Q. m. and 7:& u m. Themes: America. the
World Wonder and Every Man AT HIS Post
Vested choir in the evening. Welcome.
NORTHMINsTER PRESBYTERIAN, llth st. and
r. I. Ave. NV. Rev. :. A. Bower, pastor. II
a M. The Immortality of the Soul" :i5 r. m.
stereorticon views of Syria. Strangers welcome
Sunday school, e:45 a. m. q. F.. St5 y. m.
ECKINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. North
Caritol ST.. cor Fla. Ave. and q ST. Rev. H. u.
RrIndase. d. D.. minister. Services: II a. m. :;
subject. In the School Of Christ" 80 y. m.
The Divinity Of Christ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (southern
Assembly,. I'd ST.. between p and sts. nv
Rev. Andrew II. Bird, minister. Bible school. 9is.
Public ~orShip II a. m. andts n m. Midweek
service Thursday p. m. The church extends
cordial welcome all,
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at II O'Clock at Rauschers.
corner Conn. Ave. and l. 81. Subject Of lee
ture by BISHOP OLIVER g SABIN. The
Omnipotcnce Of Good.' Hall commodious sur
scnndingS elegant seats free all invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 10Th and Ccrcoran SITS. The
Rev. Frank SewAH. d. D.. pastor. will preach at
II a. IN. Sunday school. 9:6. 30. lecture by the
REV. JULIAN X. SMYTH.
ot New York City:
HAVE WE DEFINITE KNOWLEDGE OF THE
FUTURE IIPEs
rs THE BIBLE VERBALLY INSPIRED?
WHO WAS JESUS CHRISTI"
MI are wclcome. Church Library orcn daily. 2
to- S y. m.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. I,s
VT. Ave. north Of ST. Rev. EArls Wilhey.
/. L. T.. minister. Services: Bible school. 30
a Morning worship. IL a. eernon. What
Has Recrme d the Irfdels'' @ f. S:D !. m.
Evening servic-. I'D sermon. The Soils Ipla-
tOn." Recrptiun viStnrs at clne Of morning
service
WHITNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
PARK Road. east q Gecrgia Ave. Nv. Walter F.
Smith. minister Services Sunday: Preaching. II
a. m. and 10 D. M hy pastor. Bihs srhool. s:D
r. m. {. Z. Junior. p. m; Senior. SO p. m
Thursday. IN. r4.yer meeting.
CHURCH OF CHRIST Psthi.n Temple. Ioi1 sh
81. The Disciples rne~t on the Srst day II
the week 'L1rl's Day to break bread. 100 \ n.
All vslcDme
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NEW CHURCH.

Have We Definite knowledge of the
Future Life?" rs the Bible Verbally
Inspired?" who Was Jesus Christi"
These questions will be answered from
the point of view of the New Church by
the Rev. Julian X. Smyth. Of New York
City. at the New Church Sunday night.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Co
lumbia Road, Euclid and ChamplaR SITS. Services
sunday, II a. m. and n. H..
Subject: CHRIST JESUS"
Sunday school, II a. m. "Wednesday evening
meeting 8 y m. Public cordially invited. Reading
room. 6o1 Colorado Bldg.
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NEW THOUGHT TRUTH CENTER.

THE CECIL. 18th and l. Sts. Apt. +6. Sunday
meeting at y. m. Subject. The Divine Mother
by Mrs Clara r. Colby. Lessons in truth ard heal
ing and treatment given upCn application TO MrA
p. W. Day Public invited.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

Gecrgr W. Baird Rev. Samuel 3. LAWS. at
p m. Pytiiian Temple. lol2 9Th St nv. Prelude,
poefns Seats free.
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REFORMED.

FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, corner sth snA n
Sts Rev. James y. Buhrcr. minister. Services.
II ard - T. Sunday school e:sS O.. m.
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Y. W. &. A.

Sunday afternoon vcsper service at 81. Psni's
Lnfhsrsn Church. corner lith and II Sts.. p. m.
Speaker. Miss Louise Holmauist. Soloi<t. Mira
Helen Donobue DE Yo: violinist. Mis- Roberta
Allen. All women invited
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GOSPEL MISSION.

21i2s "a ST. NV. John Marshall Piacsl.
Great rally Of Mission Workers and Oonverts ts
night. Sidney Whittenore, e>l., OF New Yorf,
will speak Sunday night at ociork Gospel
services every night. 20. All welcome.
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sEVENTH-DAY ADvENTIsT.

MEMORIAL s. d. A. CHURCH. lzo ETH ST.
NV. Sunday evening March ., f:S: "A Ssaeorsi
ON visit to Foreisu Miaou naiAA" ~ vsi-
cpme.
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THEOS SOPHY.

QUESTION MEETING. Sunday. II .. m, +fs Or
corzn Bldg. Public invited to bring Questions
the problems Of life. Free study class Wednesday,,
q N m
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor 10Th
and q ST.. NV. Rev. Samuel H. Woodrow. d. D..
r7stor: Rev. Lewis z. Purdum, assistant pastor.
ii q. m. public worship with seTmoo BY the ras-
tor; subject. FRIGHTENED CHRISTIANS"
Music by the quartet and chorus choir. s5D L. m.
Sunday school. SIS y m, y. p. 8 C. E. y.
m. evening service. with lecture by the pastor;
subject. JESUS THE BREAD OF LIFE
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES ON tories OF
the hour every Sunday at .. m, In New Masonic
Temple n. Y. Ave. and 18th ST. Esangeiist G.. Il.
Raymond will preach tomorrow. Subject. The
Oath-b bound Covenant No Collections AL ia-
yited.
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Y. VI. e. \.
NATIONAL THEATER.

Evangclistic address by Clarence A. Bsrbrur. q
the international y. VI. C A. Committee OH
Winning Out Kenneth ". Ogden, scloist-
Orchestral concert fr,,m tu 3:p. FIRE. to all mn.
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HALL MISSION.

HALL. MISSION, 63 Ia. Ave. NV. Se1ioe every
sunday at 80 y. m for the promotiou Of Scrip
tursl- holiness r. Hsil Luttreii pastor.
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GOD AID THE PRESIDENT!
An Inaugural PRAYER for Every Citizen.
By NOLAN RICE BEST.

@|-,-s
GODSAVE THE KNC! Old World when
takes his inherited With feeling and because
his rank and derive from their the New World republic
approaches his inaugural should mbter
GOD AID THE PRESIDENT!" .
For chief their
the ~ blessing prayed from the ruler Of lease honors
which would and endu
him adequately the manifold Of his veal
Let then all Americans who by creed have attained such faith
enables them behalf him who take
his office oath the glorious the American Presidency this loyal sppcato
GOD AID THE PRESIDENT!" Mccormick nsA,uo
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH,

18th ST.. near Dupont Circle.
II 90 Q. m.-Holy Communion and sermon by the rec
tnr, C. Ernest Smith ID. D.. ID. o. l.,
On THE UNNAMED PROPHET
FROM JUDAH: WRECKED BY
DIsOBEDIENcE'-A STUDY IN
TEMPTATION.
500 II m.-Erenauns and sermon BY the cIrate
Rev. C. Herbert Reese. on ELIJAH.
THE DESPONDENT."
Strangers cordially welcomed to the services In this
BEAUTIFUL church.
CHURCH OF ASCENSION,
Mass. Ave. and i2th ST. NV.
Rev. ]. Hennins Nems d. D.. rector.
Sunday services. and II a m. and and p m.
Ths rector will preach At II a. m. and p m
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
G st.. near 18th St. nv.
Rev. X. II. McKim. ID. D.. rector.
Rev. 7. Hubert Jones. first curste.
Holy Communion. and Il a: m. scrics and
srrnon. IL a. STRANGERS WELCOME
The rector will preach. Service and instruction.
y. Service and sermon. p. m. at which time
the rector will preach SHOULD THE NAME
OF THE CHURCH .BE CHANGED?' replying
10 the recent lecture of the Rev. Elliot White.
On Friday, March 7. at p. m. the rector viii
give lecture on his recent visit TO the Panama
Canal Zone In Epiphany Parish Hall
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
Rev. J. J. Dimon Rector.
Services:
500 q m.-Hoiy Communiou-
$50 q. m--5unday school
II % q m.-Litany and Holy Communion.
500 p m--Evening service and sermon
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel. Mount St. Albsn. d. c.
Holy Communion 10 m
Morning prayer and ltany.--.......-.-.-..looo a. m
Holy Communion and sermon. Preacher,
tdn0n Williams. A. III.
Choral evensong and sermon Preacher. the
Rev. Arthur 3. Johns, rector 81 Christ
Church Washington. 40 p m
Church of St. Michaels and All Angels
I'd ~. and Va Ave.
Rev. z. Murphy, rector
Services: sunday school, 80 a. m Morning
service, II a. m. Evening service. p. m
TRINITY CHURCH,
ID and Sta nv.
Rev. g. W. Van FoHen rector
Services Sunday: 30. II a. m. p m Sunday
school, go n. IN. The rector breaches at II and {.
Daily 80 a m, l2.B and y. IN. "wednesday
and Friday, 8 p. m. Strangers eorially invitsd-
CHRIST CHURCH,
Corner 3lst and Sts. NV.
Georgetown.
Rev. James H. W. Blake. rector.
7ss a. m.-Holy Communion.
80 a. m.-sunday school,
II % a m.-Holy Confirmation and seTrnon by the
Bishop OF Washington.
son n m.-Evening prayer and sermon By Canon
William L. De N1er.
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TNIVERSAIIST.

CHI RCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and l. st, nv
Rev. John Van Schsics. n. D. D.. rsrtr. IL
a m. sermon by the IaSor: The Religious Sig
nifcance "f the Inauguration" e:t5 a. m. Sunday
school. II A. m. kindergarten p. m, y. p.
q L
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st. MarR's Church

st. MarR's Church
ID and A st,. -
Rev. C X. stetson, Rector.
Services. 20. II. and d
Every is welcome.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
"a ct. and Washington Circle.
Rev. Robert Talbot. rector.
IN m.-Hcy Communion.
10 90 4. m.-Matins and instruction
II % a m--Celebraticn and sermon hT Rev. Or. De
Vres
sfor m-Evcnsons and serrrnn on The Name of
the Church" by the rector.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH,
- and Potomac SITS. t;eorsetown-
Rev. p H. HUv'en, rertoT-
IN SUNDAY evening. March 2 the fuil male ctcir
uf this church will render Msunder's saCrel cantsta,
'Peu;tenoe Pardon. and Pcare. at O'Clock
Solnsts: Master Frank Hsneks. soprano: Mr.
A. X Miller. trnor: Mr.. r. Il. Stevens. tenor;
Mr. Charles 4. Bright. tAss- Mr.. Percy Chare
Miller. urgsnist and chcir1nastsr.
Tn. re1t cf the series uf Lentcn organ rerftals
at this chu-h will he given on Monday. March 10.
at i:lS y. m. by Mr.. g. Thompson Williams. ct
81. Michael and All Ansrls Church. Bsltimore
Master Frank Haneke, scTTano sooist Of ST. John
choir Will assist.
ST. JAMES CHURCH,
sth St. near G St ne.
Services: 30. 1870. and Il a m. SO and 10
=. m. Preacher at II a. n. and siS p m. the
Rev. DR.. Field. S. 5. J. Z.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,

18th and Cofcoran sts. NV.
Rev. J. J. Dtmon. Rector.
Services:
100 q m.-Holy Communiop-
80 q. m--5unday school
II % l. m.-Iitany and Holy Communion.
500 D. m.-EyenIng service and sermon.
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CHRISTIAN.
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 18th and L sts. announces
special evening servioe for SUNDAY. The minister.
DE Ulysses g. b. Piercs. will preach. the subject
hSinS Jonah. the Man Who Tried TO Ran Away
Prom HiulSelf." There will be musc By the quar-
tst choir. The service is al O'Clock. The raIblic
is inTirel. especially strangers in the city.
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Pastor John E. Briggs has returned to
the city and viii! be in his pulpit at
Fifth Church at both services tomorrow.
In the morning he will speak on Glow
ing Hearts, after which the Lords
Supper will be observed. At night the
large chorus choir, under the direction
Of Prof William ]. Palmer will render
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WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,

Bethlehem Chapel. Mount St. Alban. D. C.
Holy Communion. on...........................7 7J O. m
Morning prayer and litany ..........l 10 90 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon. Preacher,
canon Williams. H. M
Choral eYrnscng and sermon Preacher. the
Rev. Arthur q Johns, rector of Christ
Church Waxhiprfnr, 10 n.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH,

sth St. near St ne.
Services: 30. Io:o and Il a. m. SO and ':i5
T. m. Preacher at II q. and ,:i5 p. m, the
Rev DR.. Field s. 5. J. Z.
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THE Church Officer will be the sub
ject of the sermon tomorrow morning
at the Second Baptist Church by Pastor
Hinson V. Hewlett. Ordination OF dea-
cons will follow. At the evening service
the pastor will preach on The Great
inauguration"
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''Why Washington Folks Are Con.
trolled" will he the theme of Rev. f. He7
Swem's sermon tomorrow evening al
Centennial In the morning the subject
will be THE Quest OF Quietude." A
number of candidates have recently made
application for membership in the
church.
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-04-12

REMOVAL OF THE STATE FAIR
NE bill providing for the investiga-
non Of the proposed remoya al OF the
state fair from Milwaukee and the
-,tes offered has been unanimouly re-
.no,nended for passage by the joint
oomnittee on finance. The committee
is to report in thirty days.
ro PFIMBURSE PERSONS WRONG
FULLY IMPRISONED.
The Holmes bill, providing indemin-
for nersons wrongfully imprisoned
tbronpb anerror in criminal justice has
bsen reported out by the assembly
sor,nittee on judiciary for passage.
A+a hearing on this bill the author
IA the state has established the poll
II comperssating fer property but
ttatpp to this time it has failed to ex-
tsrd t, the principle to human liberty.
The bin provides that the Governor
"a state board Of control shall be a
@osrd .,,, to hear petitions for indemnity
.sa ;raemnity not to exceed s., 600.
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up the town. New Rochelle, beautiful
as it is when looked at from the point
Of view Of the average visitor, used to
have many unswept and untidy cor
ners. Various back yards, back streets
and vacant lots were like the Junk
rooms in big house-places in which
all sorts Of unsightly trifes were al
lowed to accumulate. These municipal
housekeepers, after looking over their
common habitati0n. began vigorous
campaign to get people interested in
sprucing up-to arouse civic pride. in
fact In this work the boys and girls
Of the tOwn-the school children-were
Invaluable They spurred on their par
ents.
1t was not long before the agitation
produced results. The streets and va
cant lots were cleared Of papers and
all sorts of debris. 4 passion for
cleanliness seemed to sweep over New
Rochelle Photographs We're taken be
fore the work began and after it was
completed The contrasting pictures
aroused still greater enthusiasm. Sin
gularly enough-contrary even to ordi
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on TIE LAKESIDE.

nary human nature the spirit Of clean
imess seems to have established itself
permanently in New Rochelle, even ia
places where once it was an unwel-
come guest
In practically all these movements
for the betterInent Of New Rochelle
the children Of the place took an i'm
portant part. 50 essential is the inter
est and enthusiasm of the children T.
the upbuildine of the perfect city and
the 1nakiug of good citizens that "a
great deal OF attention has been paid
10 devising means for training the con
tiuually eneryeseing energy Of youth
to the best advantage With the reali-
zation II these endless possibilities in
the CITIZENS OF tomorrow the pubNh
spirited women of Nev Rochelle are or
ganizing children's civic clubs in the
echools Of tie city
Our land = La Nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 191?-1913, 1913-04-12
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express = our sincere
thanks to the many kind friends who
have shown us their sympathy in our
late bereavement, both by the comfort
Of their presence and the beauty of
their floral offerings. We wash espe-
cialiy to take this occasion to- thank
Mr.. Trer's fellow officers, who have
been so generous and uuspairiug in
their efforts to help him in his work
and thus lessen the burden Of his i'll
ness. and 30 all those who By comfort
ing words and neiQEbor.y deeds, have
shown themselves ready to help during
his illness. and In the time Of our
trouble.
Mrs. r. J. Tner ard Family.