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uel II. Greene will offer the concluding
prayer and benediction. =
Immediately following, the distribution
of the Bibles will be made to the hotels
in auto trucks. a committee of youns
men from St. Andrews Brotherhood
adult Bible classes, and the Y. NJ. c. A.
assisting. The Raleigh Hotel is to be
given $50 OF the Bibles. while the Willard
will get 400, the National gets zoo. the
Ebbitt. 21O; Congress Hall. 1S7; Conti-
mental, l55; st. James. 153, and the others
each I smaller number. The Central Y.
NJ. e. A. living rooms also are included
In the list, the institution having been
allowed 1S5 If the Bibles.
W. f. Henderson. national secretary OF
the Gideons. has been in Washington ar
ranging for the service. He is assisted
by Rev. T. Hubert Jones. curate OF
Epiphany parish. and o. w. Binkerd. of
New Canaan. Conn. a member of the
Gideons.
The Gideons. formerly known as the
Christian Commercial Travellers Of Amer
lea. is an association of Christian travel
ing men who agree to wear the Gideon
button as a means of recognition and as
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Congregational.

Jesus, the Friend of Man." is the sig
nificant title Of a series of Sunday even
ing lectures announced for the First Con-
gregational Church. beginning next Sun
day evening. DIR. Woodrow has in mini
the spirit and purpose of the Lenten
season in the adoption OF this theme.
evidently; for more and more the thought
of Christendom is centering in the teach
ings Of Jesus and their emphasis on di-
vine help for human service and rela-
tionships. The topics announced are
Jesus. the Sin Forgiven" Jesus, the
Rest Bringer." Jesus. the Bread or
Life Jesus. the Good Shepherd" and
Jesus, the Life Giver." The last even
ing, March q. will be devoted to the
Easter cantata.
No announcement of the plans Of the
Mount Pleasant Church, looking toward
the appointment OF pastor, has been
made. 1t is understood that the COM
mittee is canvassing the matter of avail
able candidates very conservativeiy.
Meanwhile. the supplies are being In
vited quiteaantside the list of possible
candidates, and mo candidating." in the
old sense of the word, will be Thought OF.
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Unitarian.

After the corner stone of the new All
Souls Unitarian Church was laid Thurs
day afternoon, reception was held At
the home OF the Rev. L. G. e. Pierce.
pastor Of the church. which was one Of
the most notable gatherings Of Cnitsr-
ians ever held in Washington. Among
those who attended were John d. Long.
former Secretary of the Navy: Henry NJ.
Williams, OF Boston, Mass; Senator
Duncan Z. Fletcher. Charles n Bad
win. and otherA -
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an opening wedge to personal Christian
service. and to use their trained powers
OF persuasion to win others to Jesus
Christ
The Gideons were organized in 1893 and
four years ago they undertook a very
large project-that OF supplying every
guest room in every hotel In North
America with copy of tn. Holy Bible.
Including their present presentation of
five thousand copies of the Scriptures in
Washington, they have now placed over
1900 copies of the Bible in more than
two thousand hotels.
This work has SO far been undertaken
largely in the great cities and I'm each
instance the Gideons have had the cor
dial good will and active support OF the
Christian forces OF city and town. In
Washington, fifty churches Of all de-
nominations. the Young Mems Chris
tian Association and the Washington
City Bible Society. have co-operated.'
Thomas Nelson &; Sons. of New York.
furnish the American Standard Bibles
at cost. and Mr.. John Hathaway, a
Christian printer Of Philadelphia. con-
tributes the reference slips, which are
pasted on the inside front cover.
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LUTHER y.

openinS the second annual convention OF
the Holy Name Societies of this city.
Baltimore. Western Maryland. and Alex
andria, Va.
The convention proper will be called
to order In st. Joseph,s School Hall. ad-
Joining the church. at O'Clock in the
afternoon of the same day, when busi-
ness concerning the activities or the
Holy Name Society IN the whole arch
diocese of Baltimore will be considered
and the annual election of officers take
place. The present officers OF the union
are: President, Col. Jerome II. Joyce, OF
the Baltimore section: vice presidents,
Michael II. Schaefer. Of the Washington
section, and MIR. Miller, of the West
ern Maryland section.
The visiting delegates, together with
the delegates from the Washington par
ishes, will assemble in st. Joseph's School
Hall before the mass in the morning
and march to the church In procession
Rev. Leonard Ripple, of Baltimore, Will
deliver the sermon.
Rev. T. +. O'Rourke, former PROT OF
ST. Dominic's Convent at Sixth and Z
Streets Southwest. died there Thursday
after an illness of three years.
The body will lie in state In the par
ish chapel until this morning, when 1t
mill be removed to the church, where
high requiem mass will be read by the
Very Rev. d. ]. Kennedy of the Catho-
lie University at 10 o'clock. Rev. ]. +.
Kerney of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, a classmate
of the deceased, will preach the sermon.
Interment will be in Mount Olivet Gene
tery. -.
Father O'Rourke was born in this city
November q. 1872, graduated from
Georgetown University, attended ST.
Rose Convent at Springfield. KY, and re-
ceived his order at St. Joseph Convent.
Somerset, Ohio. in 1896 He was later as
signed to st. Dominic's parish. in which
he was born. \ brother, John, of Haver-
hill, Mass, is on his way to attend the
funeral services.
Father ORourke was spiritual director
of the National Holy Name Society and
of the Archdiccesan Society.
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and Twentieth Street talso known d.
KIinrIc Road and Rosemont Avenue).
are yerv Young, and are received by the
deaconcss in charge before and after
maternity. Mother and child are kept TO-
rether, and in many cases the most
satisfactory results follow. Under the
most watchful care the inmates are
taught housswork, sewing. and cooking.
and at the expiration of their stay In
the home they are given a new start IN
life.
The Bishop of Washington is presi-
dent of the board of trustees
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of John Marshall Place and U
st. NV. James Shera Montgomery. minister Mofn-
inS service at II O'Clock with sermon by the Rev.
Dr. W. l. Mcdowell. District Superintendent.
ElrTusth League devotional service At e:5. M
O'Clock DR. Montgomery will give the concluding
sormon in the series, ''If Had My Life to kvs
Over" the special sermon being on The Anouy-
nous Workers. Free seats to the public
FOUNDRY 18th and Church sts
REV. ". r. wEDDERSPOON. d. d.. Pastef
80 4 m--Surday school ,,
II 90 g. m--"THE IDENTIFICATION Of Gop
WITH MAN..
40 D. m--EIuoTth League.
som m.-"THE TRAGEDY OF ACHAN." IN
se.ics On Tragedy and Pathos IN the
Eouk of Books
Visitors welcome.
Quartet choir with chorus choir. at evening service
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and r Streets Northwest.
REV JOSEPH VI. NJ. GRAY. MINISTER
so a. m.-Sunday school.
II 90 a m.-"THE SHELTER OF 4 THRONE.
100 u. m.-EpwOIth League service.
500 T. m.-''USELESS IDEALS
All sittinss free Visitors always welcome.
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what is still more remarkable In ths
changes OF thought in his lifetime al
nost hconceivahle have never left hin,
behind the age. As in young ma nbood
lie Is to-day an advanced thinker In
tneoiosy, sociol"sy. and government.
Young in sSmpathies. old in experience.
generous in his attitude to his younger
brethren. he is power I'm our parish
life.
A teachers training class. registered
onder the International Sunday School
Association. has proved to be one of
the most interesting and successful feat
ures Of the church year at the Church
OF Our Father. Thirteenth and L Streets
Northwest The class, numbering eight,
meets at the residence OF the pastoe,
Rev. John Van Schaick, jr, Thursday
evenings
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In the parish hall of the Church Of the
Epiphany to-day, at $50 o'clock, a serv-
ice of dedication is to be held. at which
President Taft will make an address and
5000 copies of the Bible are to be for
mally presented by the Gideons for use
in the guest rooms of seventy-five Wash
ington hotels. These Bibles weight five
tons. and are popularly known as Gideon
Bibles, because the Christian CONNER
cial Travellers Association, known az the
Gideons. with the aid of fifty churches
and allied Christian societies in WASH
ington, are giving these books TO the
hotels SO they may be available freeiH
for use of guests.
Rev. Dr. Randolph ". Mckin. rector
of the Church of the Epiphany. will pre-
side and following the PRAYER of dedica-
tion by Bishop Earl Cranston. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the presi'
dent will speak. Brief addresses also
will be given by Mai. Richard sylvester
superintendent of police: Col Charles H.
LYMAN, president of the Washington
Bible SOCIETY, and William X. Coope:'
of the V NJ c. y. Rev Paul Il Hickok
will read the lesson. and Rev. DR.. sam
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

-. ECh OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Co
lumbia Road Euclid and Champlain -, $500.
Sunday. II A. IN. and d. m
Subject: SOIL"
sunday school. II a. m. "Wednesday eyenin.
room. 61l Colorado Bldg
:. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE,
Under the susFicss Of First Church of Chris,
S1enust. lecture on Christian Science will b
oenfered IN the Columbia Theater Sunday after
noon AZ 80 O'Clock. The lecture Is free to III.
ilohG. virgil q. strckler. c. s.. member Of tn,
beard OF Lectureship Of the Mother Church the
fint Chnrch OF Christ. Scientist. in Boston Mas
will be the speaker. 4 weIcrme is ..tsnd.i ~ tbc
public ~ '.N
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Universalist.

Tomorrow Rev. W. ". Curry will &C.
cupy The pulpit OF the Church Of Our
Father.
To-day Rev. Mr.. Curry, or Judge
Carry as he is hlmiliariy Called in the
Pension Office. has reached the eighty
ninth anniversary OF his birth. 1t Is
given to few men to live as iong. AMI Ia
fewer still to attain great age with pow
ers Of body and mind urimpcired. II is
said there are few men who can think
with the ciearBess and precision and
speak with the power Of Mr. Curry.
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Disciples.

The special Sunday night sermons at
the Ninth Street Christian Church, which
were suspended during the evanGelistic
services will be resumed on next Sunday
night. The general theme of these SER
mons is The Divine Library On sun
day night Rev. Mr.. Miller will speak on
The First Book of kings" a baptismal
service will follow the evening sermon.
At the morning service the pastor will
preach on The Prodigal Sons Brother"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK. AVE. PREsBfTERfAN CHUhch'
New York Ave. II and 18th sts.
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. Pastor.
II 90 o. m-Public worship; sermon by the PASTOR
500 u. ma Young Mans objections-Christ Was
Only a Man"
Music led BY quartet choir.
30 q. m.-BibIe School
s:6 a. m.-Adult classes.
40 T. -Chriaf,n Endearor society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn Ave. and 18th Sts.
Charles Wood Minister.
I;srn.rd Braskamp Ministers Assistant.
Harry Baremufe Angus Minister OF Peck ChaIsi.
II 90 a. m.-Sennon by the minister.
Musical service led by double Scxtctte from 3-V 10
O'Clock.
so p. m.-ScFmuu by the minister; SUBJECT Inv
tNre of Discomfort
$50 D. m.-Sermci by the minister; subjes firs' ..
series on The Attrsrtion- Pcr1ls- ana
Safeguards Il the City: SPECIAL topic
The Attractions of the city.
Evening chorus choir Of 100 voices. Sydney Lloyd
wrishtsou. director: Harvey Murray.
orSsnis,.
Sunday school at s:i5 q
Chri.tian Endcsyor meeting at SIS n m
Thursday evening At 8. midseek service.
FIRST the Strangers sabbath Homo. John MAJ
shall Place NV. Donald C. Macleod, minister
go a. ~, Sunday school and adult Bible cisssss
Ia m The Fourth Witness" rs .. m, Illus
tratcd, Life Of JeSis"-1nssot Iicturrs-
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Various Religious Meetings.
At the v. NJ. c. a.

Special memorial services TO Abraham
Lincoln will be held tomorrow at the
Sunday afternoon assembly of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Maj. ]. u.
Nerwin. a companion and close friend
of the martyrcd President. will speak on
Lincoln. the Christian Statesman" A
special invitation TO all members of the
q. ~ r. to attend these memorial serT-
ices has been issued by the associa-
fiou
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EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIaW .crvC-

~ ANGELlCAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
oe[lce sunday morning at II O'Clock ut Ransch.r'.
oorncr conn- Ave. and L ST Nv. Subject of L-
, inis by RlsHOP OLIVER O. sABIN, "rb.
isiShi Life To Live" Hall c,nnot,ous ,,-,,,nS
inss elegant; seats free all inyited
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coNGREGATIoxAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, e. iNh
and SITS. NV. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow, D. D..
pastor: Rev. Lewis Y. Purdum. assistant psstor
il a. M, public worshp. with sermon by ths uas-
tor; subject. SERVING AND FOLLOWING"
Music b. the quartet and chorus choir. - q u,
Sunday school. SIS D. m, Y p g. C. Z Tn
lecture By the pastor; subject. JESUS. THE sIN-
FORGIVEN
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and I. St. nv
hev. John Van Schsick. ir.. d. D.. rastor, II
m. mofnfnS service; seTmon by Rev. W. W
Cany. ';&a a. M. sunday school. Il a m kin
aersarten. 7 p m. Y. p c. L.. led by Mr.. G. /.
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CHURCH. SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY. !.
Friday
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. loth snd 81
DR.. J. ]. Muir. pastor Preaching: l0D a -
Heroic Devctiou;" T:45 .. m. "P>rnp& Ae11ea. g
BAPTISM. Bible school. 30 a. m. J. +. OuFy.
SUPERINTENDENT c. T.. m.
T. Hcz Swcm tells: "what Chanrssble Foln In
washipgtonr' 8 p. m. swcm's Soocs s,ne. II
a. m. N'Chillcd" Centennial Bspt. On. Nh and
Eve SIS ne
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SPIRlTUALISM,

u .LS, , 'AMPisEs. AND FOOLS IL the sub
lect Alfred H. Terry will lecture On s.,pd,v -.
a. ID clock in Pythian Temple % ths serI,s
noor. Mrs Curtain will give re-sases Mr. t.
noios meeting Friday evening at p. m, at 81 4,
81 ne Lecture subject, The sphinx" f,Ilovrd
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION

fhkE BIBLE LECTURES on TOPICS OF
,he hour eVery Sunday at D n, in Nev M,soni.
Iompie, y l. Ave. and 18th st. EsanseItst Clsr-
Nhat Is ManF No collection All iu,ited
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sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

"hhohIAL 5. ID. A. CHURCH. I1a IzTH ST
NV. Sunday evening Feb rs 10, y N .Ts. oii
laip@ stereoTticon illustrations; illustrafed
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SPIRITUALIsr.

fIKsr sPIRlTUALIsr CHURCH. rYrHTAN
Temple, lol 9Th 81. NV. nryt forr. ,.1 N
., .Sre ana MESSAGES by Ms. z. B. katAs; sib,e.t
raes and Inhabitants n Spirit Life" Isceum
20, third floor. An invited
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THEOSOPHY.

QUESTION MEETING, SUNDAY IL, 40
eoran Bldg. corner 18th and G Sts Pubic inyitsd
70 ask questions on the great problems of humsa
me- tfee study class WEDNESDAYS At sn m
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NEW THOUGHT TRUTH CENTER,

hf. CECIL 18th and L StS. Apt. rs. Sund.y
meeting at p. m. Subject, "Cowutezx viii
GOD. by Mrs. Clara B. Colby Lessons in t-I,b
TO Mrs ,. ". DAY. Public iuvitsd
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GOSPEL MISSION

Af2is " st. NV. Gohn Marshall Place..
Congressman Ainey Of Pennsylvania win r,rak
sunday at p m FINE mnsicai programme WITH
sios BY Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Baier Mr. Eyaus AMI
%ne Raiiy Of converts tonight. Gospel sezvices
every night. All welcome
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CHRISTIAN.

STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
%h and n Sta ne.
Rev. George A. Miller. pastor.
Services. II q. m. and Z rs D. m1 By thu pastor
Sunday school. 90 n m
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE END OF THE WORLD" s,h,.,. .. -
dress by Prof. W. c. Arnett at ! n m prthi. ,
ienfie. "is 9Th ST. nv. Prelude music poems
and discussion. Seats free
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH,

Near Dupont 0rcle
II W q. m.-.BALAAM: WRECKED ny SELF
DECEPTION"-Rev. c. Ernest smith.
d. D., ID. c. L.
as D. m.-Confrmaton lecture.
500 .. m.-"JACOB. THE sUPPLANTER"-Rcv.
c. Herbert Ree-e.
Stranger cordially weleaned to this beautiful
church.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel Mount st. Alban. d. o.
Holy Comlaunion. :...-..-.--..--......-....I n
Morning prayer and iiiany. a. m
Holy Communion and sernon. Preacher.
Canon Do yries. i;.... a. " a. m
Rev. Henry Thomas. rector OF PinckneJJ
Memorial. Hyattsville. Md....--...-.-... 40 D. N
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
g st.. near 18th 81. nv.
Rev. r. H. McKim, ID. D.. rector.
Services: Q and II a. m. = and .. m.
The rector will preach at II a m. suo,ed'
''wOMAN's THRONE IN THE HOME"
Leutcn services daily at l2.o and 80 p. m DIT
NcKim siIl be the speaker at tne MONDAY services
next week. and will deliver several addresses on
MODERN WOMAN; HER RTuEs AND
HER FOIBLES."
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
18th and Corcoran sta NV
Rev. J. J. Dinon. Rector.
500 Z. m.-Holy Communion
$50 q. m.-SuDday school
Il 90 a. m-Morning service and sermon.
500 p m--Eyening service and sermon
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
9Th and Sts ne.
Rev. C. s. Abbott. vicar
Services 40 and IL n m and p m
Special preacher at night serv1ce. keV. .. ID. =.
Blake.
ST. Ddrk's Church
Sd and A SITS. se.
Rev. c. r. Stetson. Rector.
Services. 80 Il. and
Every one /, welcume-
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Y. W. c. A.

hEGt LAR fEsPER SERVICE AT YoUNI
".nen ; christian Association. Sos 81, SUNDAY
Sternoon, f2o Speaker. DR. BENJAMIN r. True
biood; subject. Lessons From the BaIkan War
soioist, Mrs b. Fl. BrorSway An wunen and
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with the Y. W. {. 4.

Members and friends of the Young
Womcn's Christian Association are t.
have the opportunity on Sunday after
noon of listening to DIR. Benjamin =.
Trueblood, secretary of the American
eace Society, who will give an address
on Some Lessons from the Balkan
War" The meeting will he held in the
gymnasium at 935 F Street. and is open
TO all women and girls The soloist OF
the afternoon will be Mrs. b. II. Brock
way. The usual acquaintance hour
will be held in the parlOrs at $50.
The topic to be considered at mission
study class by the class in "Mormonism''
on Tuesday evening at S o'clock will be
Life Among the Mormon People" The
speaker will be Mrs. Frank L. Edging-
ton. This class is free to all women
Arrangements have been made for Miss
Louise Holmcuist, the national executive
secretary Of the Department of Method,
to be here en- Sunday, March 2, and to
speak on that afternoon at St Paurs
Lutheran Church, under the auspices of
the Y. w. c. A. Miss Holmquist is a
great favorite in Washington.
The new term in the dressmaking and
millinery classes begins this week with
full enrolment. The new term in the
gymnasium classes has already begun,
New courses in the Bible are a study of
THE King and His Kingdom on Mon
day evenings at s, and course in I'm
PRODUCTION to the Cooks of the Bible" on
Wednesday afternoons at 4:30. These
classes are free to all women They are
taught by Miss Alice NJ. Holmes, the
religious work director.
"What Is MANI"
New features in the art of self-analysis
it is expected will be brought out by
Evangelist Clayton j. Woodwork. of
New York, in his discussion of the ques-
ton what is Man?' before the WASH
ington Temple Congregation in New Ma
sonic Temple Tomorrow afternoon at ,
o'clock.
The evangelist has for some years been
engaged successfully in evangelistic
work in New jersey and other parts of
the Eastern States. and his coming to
Washington tomorrow marks his first
address here. The expectations of the
leaders of the local work is that a large
will greet him at the service
Mr.. Clayton is connected with the Peo-
pies Pulpit Association of New York,
and is regarded as a particularly strong
exponent of the Biblical teachings.
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Unusual success is being had in the
work at Grace NJ. E. Church under the
new pastor, Rev. d. Townsend Weaver.
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Rev. Hinson V. Hewlett will speak al
the Second Baptist Church in the MORN
ing on the subject, "The Manliness OF
Jesus" and in the evening there will be
short song service and sermon on ''The
Friend We Meet Everywhere"
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The Methodist Protestant Church Ex-
tension Society of Washington will serve
luncheon at the old Masonic Temple next
Monday and Tuesday. from IL to . o'clock.
Mrs J. T. W. Miller. OF the Park Road
NJ. Z. Church. is chairman OF the COM
mittec.
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At the First Presbyterian Church.
next Sunday night. NDr. Macleod will be
gin a series of illustrated lectures on
"The Life of Jesus" Slides made from
the pictures of the famous Tissot col
lection will be used. The series will con-
tinue until Easter Sunday
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Evening Scenes from the Old Book" !"
a lecture interspersed with sacred songs,
will be given by Rev. Z. ID. Stone. pastor
of Congress Street NJ. Z. Church, Fri
day night. February 81. at Park Road
NJ. p. Church. under auspices of the
local Christian Endeavor Society.
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The annual luncheon for the benefit of
Sibley Memorial Hospital will be given
in Old Masonic Temple. Ninth and F
Streets Northwest, next Wednesday,
Thursday. and Friday, from u to D, m
Tickets are on sale at all of the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches.
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There was n full attendance of mem-
bers and friends of the church at the
celebration of the tewlfth anniversary OF
Columbia Church on Monday last. An
enjoyable musical programme was rem
dered under the direction of Mrs. Reuben
A. Bogley. Among the speakers were
Pastor r. NJ. Strickler, Deacon L s.
Taft. and Rev. G. w. McCullough, for
rier pasto- of the church.
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st. Ozark 8 Church

Sd and A SITS. se.
Rev. c. r. Stetson. Rector.
Services. 80. II. and
Every one 1, welcuue-
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Rev. E. Hez Sven will preach tomor-
rom evening at Centennial Church on the
subject, What Changeable Folks in
washington" In the morning his theme
will be, Chilled"
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Tomorrow at II o'clock Bishop Hard
ing will visit Trinity parish for the pur-
pose OF confirming the candidates pre-
pared by the rector, Rev. George W.
Van Fosser and his assistant minister,
Rev. J. Leitcher Showcll. or rather one
of them, for Trinity parish in the mat
ter of clergy makes 2 brave showing,
others on the list being Rev. c. W.
Whitmorc, vicar OF ST. Agnes Chapel:
Rev. Edward holloway. and Rev. Ar
thur W. II. Collier, in charge of St
Matthias Chapel.
Newark post., 1913-09-24
Booming The Grape
Industry In Delaware

Kent County has a fiat offer
made TO her, by the acceptance OF
which the State capital can get one
of the biggest and most desirable
manufacturing plants in the coun-
try--the Welsh Grape Juice indus
try. A committee of grape owners
delegated j. Franklin Moore, of
the grape growing firm of John F.
Moore & Sons, to go to. Westfield
and make a proposition to DR.. j.
B. Welch. Mr.. Moore returned
home with a distinct proposition
"'Tell the grape growers of your
State that we will locate there ii
they will plant 1000 acres in
grapes, said DR.. Welch.
Mr.. Moore, who has fifty acres
now in fine vineyards and has en-
couraged the farmers of the sec
ton to set out nearly 300 acres,
thus far, has presented the PROPOSE
ton to the farmer. A meeting or
personal canvass will be arrang-
ed in a few days.
Nobody ever heard of West
field until the Welch industry got
started there and began to develop
the place, said one of the growers
in conference with Mayor Clark
last week. 1t would be one of the
greatest booms for central Della
ware if we could get this industry
here as it would tend to develop
the farm lands up to their limit Of
production and at the same time
would give employment to and in
crease the population Of Dover and
generous part of the profits
would, according to the established
policy Of the firm, go into a devel-
opment fund for beautifying all It's
section Of town.