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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-12
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G f. Whitmore was a Sioux Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Judve Aikens was a diner at the
Rudolph Monday.
Anton Stein has bought out the B.
Jones restaurant and took possession
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jacobs of
Worthing spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Stone.
Mrs. Frank Huyck of Sioux City
spent Friday and Saturday visiting
with Canton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miron Rood had Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stein as guests at a
7 o'clock turkey dinner last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Oscar Ford vent to Sheldon
Wednesday to visit his uncle, Mr..
Emery Halstead, whom he has not
seen for twenty-eight years.
Miss Emma Aus arrived from Bow
man County, North Dakota, Wednes-
day to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and MI rs. A. l.. Syverud-
Mrs. Nubccker, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. Joe Anderson, re-
turned to her home in Clarion, Iowa,
Monday. Mrs. Anderson accompanied
her and will remain until after the
holidays.
The home of Mrs. Averill was the
scene Of another happy social gather
ing last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Av-
Grill Is rich in friends and generous
in her hospitality and is d~eservedly
one Of Canton's most popular ladies.
VIM. NJ. Cuppett left Monday for
| Iowa to- be absent until the first OF
the new year. He will tarry awhile
at Sanborn with his son Mark and
wife then go to CreSco where the
holidays will be spent at the Luers
home.
Canton friends Of the Cloud family
will be pleased to read the following:
"Mariun has finished his examlna-
tionS for his first semester, and his
markings Oh pleadings credit him
with 80. In behalf of his friends we
extend to Marion congratulations.
Our Canton boys are all making good.
We are proud OF them.
Next Sabbath morning the theme
at The NJ E church will be Chris
tian PArfection." In the evening 1t
will be "Ruth's Choice" Everyb body
is cordially invited to these services.
Sabbath morning, December Il Rev.
J. Rosenbury, the district superin-
PENDENT, will preach. The quarterly
conference will be held Saturday
evening at the church at s P. NJ.
The 6. A. r. elected officers for the
coming year at their meeting last
Saturday, as follows:
Commander .........W W. M. Cuppett
Senior Commander. 49,. David Bremen
JuI.ior Commander......W A. Menor
Quarter Master..........B. b. Wright
Chaplaln.. .... 80. ...JaneS Loouiei
Guard.... .............John Holsey
Mr.. McMannus vas appointed Adju-
tant. Delegates to the State Encamp-
ment to be held at Redfeld next year:
Ed Moscript and James Stanley.
The Washington times., 1913-11-08

NJ E. Church. Iowa avenue and Emer-
son street y. w. A pleasing program
has been arranged by the fourth vice
president Mrs. Charles r. Duehay will
lead the devotional service on Sunday
evening at I:l5 O'Clock. The chapter IS
especially interested in social service
and will direct its special efforts along
that line this winter.
Dumbarton Chapter had over 200 peo-
pie at its Mysterious Social OIL Hal
lowe'en. The monthly business meeting
will be held next Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Wade.
The Halloween supper furnished by
the Department of Social Service of the
District Epworth League was a feast
for the price. and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by many. Excellent
music for the occasion was rendered by
Victrola kindly furnished by E. F.
Droop & Sons Company.
At a board of control meeting Of
Washington District Epworth League
held in Wesley Chapel on "wednesday
evening, although the representation of
chapters was not as large as usual, the
reports of work being done were un-
usually bright and encouraging. Sew
eral chapters reported a decided in
crease In membership. that of Rosedale
Mission having increased 50 per cent.
Many also reported increased attend
ance at the Sunday evening meetings.
Three new chapters have been organ
lied since the last meeting: Lincoln
avenue, Laytonsville. and Bruen Mis-
sion. mission study class is being
conducted by the District second vice
president for local second vice presi-
dents, and several mission study classes
have been organized in the local chap
ters. There seems to be increased in
terest in Epworth League work all
along the line.
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terrell. r. H. McNeill, z. B. Alvine,
John W. Kerns, Cardinal gibbons
Archbishop of Baltimore; P. j. ClaN.
ton. United States commissioner OF
education: William NJ. Davidson. su-
perintendent of schools Alexander I
Hensey. J. w. F. SwartZeI. A. \.
Jones. Assistant Secretary of the In
terror: c. W. Warden, vice president
Continental Trust Company: Paul Du-
laney. J. J. Murphy. A. n. Skinner.
Gustave Oppenheimer. the Rev. John
Van Schaick, the Rev. Lucius {. Clark.
the Rev. II. l.. Hout, the Rev. II. w.
Blake, the Rev. John Weidley, Father
J. r. Meagher. the Rev. c. II. Butler,
the Rev. Charles Wood. George w.
Hates. Miss Marsland. Edwin W. Da-
Wis H. W. Estcall, II. l.. Haight, III. l..
Simpson, Ida NJ. Coppinger. Frank Up
man. r. II. Yeatman, William Selby,
George c. Havenner. Lewis NJ. Thayer.
Richard Kingsman. NJ. Williams, Con-
rad Syme, C. F. Nesbit. r. NJ. With
ers. II. w. Morgan, J. r. Wilson. A. G..
Bishop. Johnson r. Morgan. F. c.
Wright, Gardiner L. Boothe. II. c.
Ainsley. j. IT. Wormstedt. II. Bradley
Davidson, w. Ross Gravener. ]. b.
Bawlson. A. ]. Gronna. Miss f. c.
Westcott, and Mrs. Cooley.
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Smith. Az G. Leech, jr.. w. A. Ensel.
4. s. EGgerton. II. X. Cornwell, iran
J. Peynardo, w. r. Spilman, J. l.. Kib-
ben. William =. Woodward. William
Whitney Arvistmos, NJ. D.: Vice
President Marshall, w. G.. McAdoo,
Secretary of the Treasury; George P
McLcon- United States Senate,
Gleanoll Todd. Department of Justice;
William Saunders, John L. Weaver,
Andrew Wilson, George H. Miller,
Evans Browne. William Tindall. Henry
cffterdingcr. Thomas Seltridge,
Byron S. Adams. First Presbyterian
Church, Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, the Rev Charles Fultz, the
Rev. G.. S. Abbott. the Rev. A. II.
Thompson. Admiral Charles III. Stock
ton. president George Washington Uni
versity; the Rev. DR.. Abram Simon,
Washington Hebrew Temple; ]. NJ.
Ford & Son. Mt. Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church. Warren Lestor, S. A.
Terry, Harry S. WEIGH, c. L. Harding,
Henry E. Davis. Brewood. c. c. James.
S. c. Peele, B. Rawlings, G. H Patrick.
John w. Caughey. Fred L. Hinde-
hopper, Z. ]. Gray, A. B. Claxton, n. X.
Gardner. c. o. -Goodpasture. J. H. Ev-
ans. Mrs. Mamie Steves. John B. Larn-
er. James L. Wilmuth, Charles Cot
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EpWorth League Notes.

Bruen Mission Chapter of the Epworth
League. at First and NJ streets south
east. was recently organized with a
membership Of nearly fifty. Its officers,
who were formally installed by the Dis
trict Epworth League cabinet last Sun
day evening. are: Mr.. Frank Shaw,
president; Miss Fannie Johnson. first
vice president; Miss Ollie Rawlings, Sec
ond vice president; Miss Eva Whiting
ton. third vice president: Miss Ethel
Lehman. fourth vice president; Miss
Mayme Raum. secretary. and Miss Sadie
Cross. treasurer.
Iowa Avenue Chapter will hold busi-
ness meeting and social on Tuesday
evening. November II, at Iowa Avenue
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Gunton- Temple Services.

At the Gunton-Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church. Fourteenth and
r streets northwest. DR.. Granger. the
pastor. will preach at both services
The evening topic will be. The Sin.
ner's Subterfuse-the inconsistency
of Processing Christians. being thu
second in a series of Sunday evening
sermons on the general topic. "Pcpu
lar Excuses" Miss ~Burnap will sins
at both services. and in the eveninz
the ladies' chorus will sing Ths
music for the day will be as follows
Morning: Solos. Jesus Only" by Rn-
toll, and My Task" by Ashford
Evening, ladies' chorus. Sweet y
Thy Mercy, Lord" by Barnby: duet
Thy VIII Be Done" by Mendel&
sohn. and solo sung by Miss Burnap
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ing the reception. Great interest was
taken i'm the personality and the work
of the eminent Catholic writer and his
torian. who has been charged by Pope
Plus with the stupendous task of
revising the Nuigate. work that will
require fourteen years and will cost sew
cral hundreds of thousands of dollars.
One OF the interesting features OF the
lecture this evening will be Abbot Gas
auet's explanation of the part which
tions on stone and these are photo
graphed and the translation made fIom
the photograph. The preservation of
the photographs will furnish proof Of
the transiators' work.
Supreme knight James a. F'laherty,
of Philadelphia, was a guest of honor
at the reception rendered Abbot Gas
quet last night. State Deputy +. IL.
Harrington presided at the meeting.
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PRESS NOTICES AID
CHURCH'S EFFORTS
oatman Is Strong For Publicity
As a Builder of Corgre-
cations.

r. D. Oatman, the publicity man of
Emmanuel BAPTIST Church, Avenue of
the Presidents and Columbia road
northwest, is thoroughly convinced Of
The virtue of printers ink legitimate
ly and conservatively applied TO n
church as to any commercial business
In printed al ticle of more than two
years ago. he stated he believed the
time had arrived when it was neces-
:sary for all churches TO invest i part
of their revenues in printers ink, as
a means of bringing to the attention of
the man on tn" street, the attractive
features of its church In facs, MI
'Oatman believes that all churches
should seek the advertising columns of
newspapers daily and pay for it as
Emmanuel Baprist Church, though
scarcely seven wars old, has probably
oeen as wen advertised as any church
IN washington, in the news columns
oi the papers; Its mems class is famous
as its cordial welcome
Mr.. Oatmap heartily indorses any
legitimate scheme which will attract
men TO the churches and particularly
TO Immanua Baptist.
The church advertising campaign
now being cEnducted in The Times has
received the support of all classes of
people Of an denominations and sects.
II seems to be the one thing on which
all are united 1t win be noted on
perusing the list below that men ir all
walks of life have given their moral
and financial support to the movement.
There follows a partial list Of the
subscribers up % November /: Wood
row Wilson. President of the United
States; William Jennings Bryan. Sec
retary of State. W. P. Jackson, United
States Senate: William Hoover, rresi-
dent National Savings and Trust Com
pany; B. R. Walters, cashier Citizens
Savings Bank: G. F. Schutt, L. a.
Mitchell, Fred N Pratt. Rudolph &
West william A. Wilbur. dean of
Columbian College; Adds B. Browne,
A. NJ. Chesley, Y. NJ. c. A; c. G.
Siggers. C, J. Corby, Ellerson &
wenlpie. James NJ Woodward. J.
Leo Kolh Mrs. Florence Willard.
Rev. A. R. Bird. r. P Andrews, Gus
tave Oppeuheimer. Edward II. Jones,
II. B. Turpin. Samuel A. Jacobs, II.
Kprban, James Sharp. Hugh Reilly,
}. d. Gariaan, William S. Campbell,
A. c. Grfgsky. Henry f. BrundaGe.
w. o. Tufts, J. L. BIout, Mrs. John
Hay. r G. Collins, jr.; r. H. Hill, G.
The Washington times., 1913-11-08
CAMERA HELPS IN
REVISING VULGATE
Abbot Gasquet Tells Of Work
of Re-TransIating Latin ver-
sion of Scriptures.

: lie second appearance of the Rt
Rev. Abbot Dom Gasquet. head of the
commission to revise the Vulgate. dur
ing his brief Washington visit will be
at the Catholic University this evening
when he lectures at Mcmahon Hall
Abbot Gasauet, who has been making
tour of this country explaining the
momentous task i'm which he Is engaged,
and enlisting financial aid for the work,
soon will return to Rome to resume it.
A donation to aid in the work was
made by the knights of Columbus at
reception last night i'm their hall,
where an eminent gathering had been
invited to greet the visiting prelate
Representatives of the religious. Doliti-
cal and social life of the Capital were
in the crowd of several hundred attend
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NEWS OF THE WASHINGTON CHURCH

Shepherd Mgs. W. t. Russell. direc-
tor of the league. will preside at the
reception, and Father Conway will de-
liver the sermon. which Will be fol
lowed by the benediction of the bles-
sed sacrament.
IL is the purpose of Father Conway.
by the lectures for non-Catholics. t.
explain the doctrines of the Cathofir
church. An interesting feature Of thest
services viii be the question box a
box will be placed at the entrance %
the church and those desiring TO in
auire about the teachings OF the Catiios
lie Church may deposit any questions
they wish to ask in this box and they
will be answered by Mgr. Russell the
following evening"
The Washington times., 1913-11-08
SERIES OF LECTURES
FOR NONCATHOL|cS
Rev. Bertrand L. Conway, Of
PauIist Fathers, Starts
Course Tomorrow.

The first of a series of lectures for
non-Catholics will be preached in st.
Patrick's Church at the high mass on
Sunday, which will be sung by the
Rev. ]. NJ Mcnamara at II O'Clock.
The Rev. Bertrand L. Conway, of the
'Pauiist Fathers of New York city. who
has been conducting a retreat there for
the past two weeks. will preach these
sermons. He will take for his first
subject, The Good Shepherd" The
special services for non-Catholics have
been arranged to take place each even
ing at 7:3o D. m, from Sunday, Novem-
ber 8. to Sundays November g
The retreat for the men which has
been in. progress this week. will con-
clude Sunday night at 7:3o o clock, when
several hundred new members viii be
received into the League of the Good
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Average Man" At Y. M. c. A.

Newton W. Preston. for several years
a we'll known lecturer and educator in
the middle West, will be the speaker at
the meeting for men in the Y. M. {. A.
tomorrow afternoon. His subject will
be The Average Man." topic which
It is asserted he will make extremely
interesting.
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Higher Thought.

MRS. LASALLE CLEMONS will resume her
weekly talks at the Albemarle Monday. the
10Th at p. IN. Subject, Conserving Life.
All Welcome.
MISS VAN VOAST will teach Sunday pm.
topic. BLESSINGS. Wednesday; II a. M.
What Is God Consciousness" Friday. p.
M. In the Place We Builded." Cumber-
land. Apt. IS. All Welcome.
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LEXINGTON.
Pentecostal- -Nazarene.

GRACE CHURCH. 123o Pa. ave. y. W-Sun-
day school at 9:i5 a. m. Preaching at IL a
m. and I:S0 p. nj. Rev. James NJ. Belt. pas
tor Everybody welcome.
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MT PLEASANT.

COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 18th ST
Morning service, il a IN. Sermon by Rev.
B 8. Winchester ID. D.. Of Boston. Mass.
Subject. The child. the Church and To-
morrow.
Evening service, p. M. sermon by Rev
S. W. Pratt.
20 m.
Christian Endeavor meeting $50 D. m
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Spiritualist
Theosophy
PHILOSOPHICAL HALL,
Washington Temple

TEMPLE CONGREGATION.
FREE BIBLE LECTURES on topics OF
the hour every Sunday at p. m' in New
Nasonic Tempe, New York avenue and 18th
st. Evangelist F. +. Cook. Of New York.
will preach tomorrow: subject. The Cody
In and out OF Christ Jesus. Noh-sectarlan
- oIIscrtOu All invited
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Unitarian

ALL SOULS CHURCH.
COR. 14TH AND l. SITS. ULYSSES G. 3.
PIERCE. d. D.. Minister. 9:f5 a. m, sun
day school. Class for the Comparative Study
OF Religion and Unity Study Class. II q. m.
Morning Service; sermon by the Rev. DIR.
John Van Schaick. jr. There is also kinder
garten during the hour OF morning worship.
p. m, Liberal Religious Union. Address
by Mrs. J. p. 5. Neigh The Social Set
tlement Work OF Our City" The public in
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Spiritualism

SPIRITUAL. TEMPLE SOCIETY.
Loyal Legion Hall. 4l9 Tenth street north
west Sunday evening at O'Clock. Sow ing
and Reaping' is the subject Alfred II.
Terry will lecture on. followed by messages.
Meelins Friday night at 1871 c st. N L.
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Holy Spiritual

MEETS p. NJ. PYrHIAN TEMPLE. roi:
9Th ST. y. W. md floor take elevator
Subject. Full OF Deadly Poison" Spiritual
MESSAGE by Madeline Curtin.
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New Thought
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT

CENTER.
MISS EMMA GRAY will speak Wednesday,
at D. m. on Fear; LIS Cause and Cure
Daily noon meeting led by DR. Kicker. class
for children Saturdays at 80 p. III. Loan
and Trust Building. Public invited.
NEW THOUGHT-The Cecil, Apt. 400 10th
and L. Mrs. Florence Willard Day. teach
er and practitioner. Lessons and treatments
upon application Meetings Thursdays at s
p NJ Public invited
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Methodist Episcopal

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
?eth St, NEAR PA. AVE N. ".
Wilbur v. Lallalieu. Pastor. Services. II q
IN. and 2. m. Sunday school s:3e q n. -
II AMLINE. Ninth No9ssx...s saa Streets
REV. LUCrCS C. CLARK. D. D.. Minister.
$50 a. m, Sunday School.
II :O0 a. m, INCARNATION
200 D. M. Epworth League Service.
SEQ .. M, ELISHA, THE FARMER"
All sittings free. Visitors always welcome.
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL Me III oDIST
CHURCH. corner Of 1lth and II SITS. N. E.
Rev. w. w. Barnes. minister. Morning ser
vices Sunday school at $50. church ser
vices al II o'clock Evening: Epworth
League at $50: church services at 1:30 The
Epworth League has completed all plans for
"Win-My-Chum" Week. November S-l6. Inc
first service will be held this Sunday at $50.
The services during the week will start at
7:30. Excellent speakers. Everybody well
come.
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DIRECTORY FOR CHURCH NOTICES
Christian

S0IISIl20
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
sTH AND STREETS N. =.
REV. GEO. A. MILLER. PASTOR
Preaching II a m. 7:4o p. m. by pastsr.
Sunday school. $50 q. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
BELMONT. 18th and Clifton st. n. W.
The Discip IS meet on the firsr day OF the
week G>ord's Day. to break bread II q m
Biole lesson. 10 a. m. All are welcome.
Ingram institutional
INGRAM INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH. 10th
ST AND MASS. AVE. N E. Open every
day and evening. Sunday, $3.50 a. m. IL a.
m. p. m. and .. m. You should see this
church. John w. Frizzell. Minister.
Hall Mission
HALL. MISSION. ga LA. AVE. n. ".
Ev1psclstic service for the promotion OF
Scrptural holiness every Sunday 81 c:SS
.. m. p. HALL LUTrRELL. Pastsr.
Bible Students
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS AD-
ISOLATION class meets for study II 7:ae
D. m. Sundays. Old Masonic Temple. sth
and = sts- All welcome-no collections -
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Secular League

WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.
IAN Open Forum
Pyihian Temple. IL Ninth st. y W.
Sunday ; y. M. Address. WHAT AII.S
THE WORLD by Mr.. John Phillips Mea-
kin. III, fraternaist. Members fraternaI or
dcrs invited
WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE
tWashington's Open Forum
lOi2 Ninth street northwest. Sunday at .
D. M. John Phillips Mcakin will address the
congregation. Subject, WHAT AIIS THE
WORLD"
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FIRST CoNGREG RATIONAL CHUKCR,

COP 10TH @ SIS. ". W.
Rev Lewis E Purdum. assistant pastor.
II 4. n. public worship, with sermon
by the assistant pastor, subject. OUR Ma
TONS UPAS TREE" Music by the quar-
tet and chorus choir. $50 a. m, Sunday
school 6:t5 p. m. Y. p. :. g. f. p. rn,,
evening service, with sermon by the Rec.
Milton S. Littlefeld. d. d.. OF Brooklyn. y.
Y. Thursday. p. m. meeting OF praise.
prayer, and testimony.
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Y. w. c. A.

Y. ". c. A.. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .
asS + ST.
D. nj. music. Mrs. Norman Housht
I:so ., m. speaker. Mrs. Robert y. rag
All WELCOME
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Universalist
Christadeiphian

WAsHINGToN EccI.EsJA. Naval Lodge
Hall sae Pa. ave. Q. -s.-sun-. u:D = n
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.

Conn. Ave. N and 18th Sta.
CHARLES WOOD. Mmistsr.
BERNARD G. BRASkAMP. Minister'S Asst
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS.
Minister Of Peck Chanel.
II a. m, sermon by the minister.
Musical service led by double sextette from
800 to o'clock and sermon by the minis
ter. Subject. Christ in the Heart Of Man
.. m. sermon by the minister. Subject,
Suggestion to the Skeptically Minded"
Evening chorus choir of 1e0 voices and quar-
tette. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, director.
Harry Murray. or2anist.
Sunday School at $50 a.
Christian Endeayor meeting at 6:4S p m
Thursday evening At s. midwesk service.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH,
AVE. OF THE PRESIDENTS & H ST. NV.
Rev. ROLAND COTTON SMITH. d. d
Rev. Edward Slater Dunlap. II. A. /.
Rev. George Williamson smith. q. d
a. rh.-Holy Communion.
s:f5 a. m.-Sunday school.
HOO a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
4:l5 y. m.-Choral evensOng and address by
the Bishop OF Eastern Oklahoma.
ALL WELCOME.
TRINITY CHURCH. 3rd and c SITS. n. W..
Rev. George w. Van Sosses, rector. Serv-
ices 7:S0 and II a. IN. and p. m. $50 a. IN.
Sunday school: i:5o p. m. organ recital; p.
m, social hour.
THE NATIVITY, 18th and A s. E.-Sundays.
7:30 ts:l5, S. 81. TO- II. S. The. Resurrec-
ton. 18th and SITS. ne. 3:H 4. The
Faith Of the Holy Catholic Church.
I ST. JAMES CHURCH.
ertI cTnEE-T g.
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Esoterlsrn

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC SOClEIf
1913 Q STREET ". w
Lecture Sunday evening" at S:ij; subject
CHARACTER AND IMMORTALITY.
AgRes E. MarsIand. President .. Z
Public invited.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH.
Congregational

sTH STREET. NEAR c ST. ". r.
Services. $50. 1880. II a. m. $50. 1:i3 D. m.
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Tempt 4
leic 9th ST Services at II g. M Mr. W
d. Mackenzie will speak on Joseph Ma
zini and the Religion OF Humanity" a
cordial invitation is extended.
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Presbyterian

Presbytefian
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL,
14TH AND r STREETS.
c. EVEREST GRANGER, d. D.. PASTOR.
will preach at II a. m. and .. m: eysninE
topic, The Sinners Subterfuge,the Inconsist-
encies Of Processing Christians" g. g.. $50
a. m. Prayer meeting, s o'clock Thursday
evening. Welcome.
SECOND-22nd. betweeen and n. w.
Rev. Andrew r. Bird. pastor. Divine wor-
ship IL a. m. and p. m. Bible school, s:+s
a m Midweek service Thursday, p. m.
Cordial welcome.
CENTRAL (soUTHERN AssEMBLY). cor.
Third and I SITS. ". W. Rev. James H.
Taylor. pastor. Preaching II a m. by the
pastor. Sunday school, $50 a. m. Prayer
service. Thursday. 7:4 p. m.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL.
Irving. near Sixteenth- Rev. James H.
Taylor. pastor. Preaching II a m.- by Dr..
W. II. Bates. AT 7:45 p. m. by the pastor.
Sunday school. $50 a. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-20
Rap for Bryan.

SPOKANE. Wash. oct. -. Th&
letter to Secretary Of state Bryan III
which Henry Lane Wilson rendered
MS resignation as American .Amb0$-
sad0r to Mexico, was made puhIic
hero today by MIR. Wilson. The let
ter was written in Indianapolis, Ind,
August IS After reviewing condi-
tions in Mexico and his own part III
them he concludes as follow:
"rhat The president Of the United
States, whom know to posses, nigh
and patriotic ideals and whose betty
purpose ought never to b" question
cd by amy American citizen, should
lend himself to the nasty criticism Of
IN old and tried official OF the gov
crnmcut, upon totally unwHrruntGd
and Since di5crrditcd sources Of in
formation. convinced mC that he has
been BADLY advised; and that y0A,
Mr.. Secretary. who have been idCnti-
fed with the movement for higher
and better things in this country,
should exceed as the result of invCs-
tigation aud cain consideration. find
reason for the ccnsurc Of plain an1
truthful statement of fact which had
to do solely with matters that are
Of record in the Department OF State
and probably On the records of all
foreign n!ficcS With representatives
accredited to Mexico, by assuming an
attitude which involves the correct
css Of the official procedure Of Il
Diplomatic officer under your control.
innpircs me with serious doubts as
to your future success in dealing with
delicate International affairs"