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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

Fred Lewie, a farm hand from near
Pratt, was kicked in the back by
horse and very seriously injured. He
was taken to Glenburn for treatment
and later to the hospital where he is
recovering.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-29

3 per cent paid on saw
in9S. Interest credited July
lSt and January LIST. The
Savings Deposit Bank.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO
HEAR MISS GRIFFITH

1t will be girls Sunday tomorrow at
the Young women's Christian Associa-
ton. and a unique service is to be held.
All the Camp Fire Girls in the city have
been invited, each one being admitted by
ticket. The speaker OF the afternoon
will be Miss Gertrude Griffith, the Junior
secretary OF the National Y. w. c. A.
Miss Griffith has had a long and sue
cessful experience in work with girls.
She has worked with every class from
the newly arrived immigrant to the col
lege girl. For five years she was gen.
eral secretary OF the Girls Club in Green
field. Mass. She then went to Chicago,
where she organized the work of the
Christopher House Settlement. in the
neighborhood OF the deering branch OF
the International Harvester Company.
where she worked five years. From
there she was called to be Junior secre-
tary of the national board of the Young
Women's Christian Association. when the
office was created two years ago. She
has Travelled extensively in this coun-
try. as we'll as abroad. studying social
conditions. and believes that the work
for girls in their teens is most important,
and practically an untried field.
The meeting on Sunday will be as usual
in the gymnasium at the rooms at s35
l. Street at 40 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Some of the Camp Fire Girls Will
take part in the programme
The Camp Fire Guardians have been
invited to meet Miss Griffith informally
on Saturday afternoon. in the parlors
at 9S5 F Street. so that they may confer
with her in regard to work for girls in
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
PRESBYTERIAN.

For the purpose OF studying conserva-
ton plans, the Presbyterian Brother
hood officials have called DIR. Francis
NJ. Fox from his State university pastor
ate in Iowa City, Iowa. lie is to spend
the next year or two, at least, in consul
tation with Chicago pastors as to the
best methods of setting the Presby-
tcrian men to work in the local churches
a strong committee of three pastors and
three laymen. all prominent workers, will
cooperate with DR.. Fox and have
pledged themselves to weekly luncheon
conferences.
When the new project was presented to-
the Chicago presbytery, 1t was received
with enthusiasm and. allowing only a
few days for preparation, a week day
prayer meeting was summoned. in which
over sixty men participated. This stirrin9
reception has been somewhat OF a COM
takes up his new work gladly and with
leave his rewarding ministry among the
students. He believes In the brother
hood and its possibilities. though. the
Presbyterians. Baptists, and Congrega-'
tionalists have all been depressed by
similar discouragements In this branch
of national organization.
DR.. Fox's attitude will be wholly re-
ceptive; that il. the pastor will look upon
him as a servant TO be summoned and
not as an official TO interfere from above.
His method will he largely one of con-
centration on a single parish at n time,
studying its special needs and the spe-
cial aputudes Of Its men
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
RECOGNITION OF CHINA
AND NEW CHINESE ASSEMBLY Y

Recognition of the Chinese republic,
long delayed by the American govern
nent will be made some time this month.
q is understood. The recognition is to
follow the meeting of the constitutional
assembly This body will be the first
really representative gathering of the
Chinese people. and its election, organiza-
ton, and conduct will doubtless be a cru
rial test of Chinese capacity for self-guv-
crnment The basis of representation is
one member for each s0o0o0 of population,
hut in the absence of an accurate census
the first apportionment has been a mat
ter of arbitrary estimate. A large part
ing qualifications. A voter must be a
male citizen, not illiterate. bankrupt, nor
an opium smoker, paying at least 81
a year in direct taxes, or an owner of
$500 worth of real estate, or be a graduate
of an elementary school or possessed Of
c1uivalent education Members OF
equivalent education. Members of the
not permitted to vote, nor are priests and
monks, except in Mongolia, Tibet, and
Chinghai-
A popular impression that general suf-
frage for women is in effect in China is
NOT well founded. though it is true that
the provisional assembly made favor
able Recommendation in that regard. In
Canton the provincial assembly, just be-
fore II. recent adjournment, granted
women the right to vote in that province.
and IL is said to be not unlikely that
Pekin will do likewise. as republican
leaders favor equal suffrage. In Canton
fen women are in the assembly.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
BAPTIST.

At Maryland Avenue Church tomorrow
morning. Pastor Paul B. Warrington will
deliver the eighth sermon of q series on
"Christs Palace OF Happiness" the spe-
cial topic being. Place OF Persecution" :"
In the evening he will begin a new series
on The Fundamental Debt of Love and
How TO Pay It." the special topic being.
The Most Undeserved Love"
The church used for the first time last
Sunday a new communion service. The
congregations are on the increase, and
the Sunday school Is larger by one hun
dred pupils than at this time last year.
Pastor John f. Briggs will preach at
Fifth Church in the morning. and in the
evening Rev. DR.. Arch c. Cree. OF At
lanta, Ga, will give a stereopticon SER
mon. The pictures and address will deal
with mission work in Panama. Cuba, the
Southern mountains. the Southwest, and
other points covered by the home mis-
sion board Of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention. Of which DR.. Cree is a secre-
tary. On Monday night he will speak
to the Ladies' Missionary Society. To-
morrow morning DR.. Cree will preach
at the Brootland Baptist Church.
What Kind Of Men do Washington
Women Like?' is the theme chosen by
Pastor +. Hez Swem for his sermon
tomorrow evening at the Centennial
Church. Mr.. Swem's hymns will be
sung. There will be the usual Service
in the morning.
At the First Baptist Church to-mor-
row DR.. McNIaster will preach. his sub
tect being The Nations Voice as In
terpreted by President Wilson,"
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08

rector OF Epiphany Church to resign his
rectorship. or that 1t is his purpose to
ask for a years vacation.
The Episcopal Eye. Ear. and Throat
Hospital has had a winter OF unusual
demand on its charity work. but no ward
claims more of its skill and help than
that for little children to be saved from
life blindness and other Ills. The board
looks month by month to secure much OF
its financial support through the parish
committee. and March has been assigned
to the women OF Epiphany parish. who
aim not only TO renew equipment OF its
twelve beds. but to meet other obliga-
tions.
The next In the series Of Lenten organ
recitals in st. Johns Church. George
town. is to be given on Monday. March
10. at Ais p. m. by Mr.. G. Thompson
Williams. organist and choirmaster OF st.
Michael and All Angels Church, Balti-
more. Master Frank uaneke. soprano
soloist Of st. Johns choir. will assist.
Mr.. Williams was the organist and choir
master OF ST Johns. Georgetown. before
going to Baltimore.
Owing to Tuesday last being Inaugu-
ration day. there was no lecture In the
Churchman League course. but next
Tuesday the course will he resumed,
when the Rev. Richard w. Hogue.
rector of Ascension Parish. Baltimore.
Md. will lecture on 'The Name OF the
ChurCh." Mr. Hogue will present the
arguments against the change. Just as
the Rev. Elliott White. rector OF Grace
Church. Newark, y. J.. presented on
February -. the arguments fo- the
change This lecture, will conclude the
sourse for this year.
To-morrow-the fifth Sunday in Lent
is correctly spoken Of as Passion Sum
day and the week II begins az Passion
week, but one not infreQucntly hears
that name applied 10 Palm Sunday and
days of Holy Week. but always incor-
rectly. The last week OF Lent is Holy
Week
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
EDITOR MACDONALD
AT THE NEW NATIONAL

]. A. Macdonald. editor OF the Toronto
Globe. and recognized as Ganada's most
brilliant public speaker on nonpolitical
topics. is announced in an address to
men at the New National Theater to-
morrow afternoon. Mr.. Macdonald's sub
ject is "A Mans Surprise at Himself.
The Toronto Globe is regarded as the
leading Liberal newspaper of Canada,
and as its editor. Mr.. Macdonald exerts
an influence on Canadian politics second
to no other man in the Dominion. He
has always used his best efforts to pro-
mote a friendly feeling between his coun-
try and the United States.
His address tomorrow will be preceded
by an orchestra concert, given by a sec
ton Of the Rebew Orchestra The mu-
sical programme opens at o'clock.
Editor Macdonald. In company with
Rev. Charles w. Gordon. rector Of St
Stephens Episcopal Church. Winnipeg,
better known as Ralph Connor. OF SKY
Pilot fame. arrived in Washington
Thursday and have been guests at the
Shoreham. Rev. Mr.. Gordon left yester-
day for Princeton University. where he
Is preacher for tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHI RICH. corner of John Marshall Place ard
St nv. James shera Montgomery. minister. Morn
ing seTTiOc at II O'Clock. with sermon by DR..
Thomas Nicholson. secretary Of Board of Education.
ETrrurth Lr4Sle devotional service at SIS. At
O'Clock peoples services. with by DR.. Mont
rrrnery on the subject. "A CURE FOR PREJU'
DICE" cordial welcome and free seats TO the
public.
McKENDEEE VI. L. CHURCH. Mass Ave. neaI
oh St NV. L. Morgan Chanhe-s. pastor. II & m.
Rev. Carl q. DcsEney. II. D.. president Of West
virginia Wesleyan University. formerly Of Wash
ing;nn. will preach. n. N. Burning Barer
FIelds." a sermon By the pastor TO ESworth
LeasueTS
FOUNDRY 18th and Church Sts
REV. W. Il. wEDDERSPOON ID. D.. Pastor.
Q 20 a. m.-Sunday school.
u 20 a. m.-BIsHOP ]. c. HARTZELL Sacrament
of the Lords Supper.
30 p. m.-Erworth League
$50 n m.-REy. THOMAS NICHOLSON. d. ID.
Visitors welcome. Excellent music
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ninth and p Streets Northwest
REV. JOSEPH VI. VI. GRAY. MINISTER
30 A. m.-Sundsy school.
Il 20 a m.-REv. FRANKLIN HAMILTON. Fh. d.
100 p. m--Ep1rorth League service.
$50 ?. m--REv. CARL GREGG DoNEY. Pm d.
An sittinGs free. Visitors always welcome.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
PASTOR RUSSELL HERE
AFTER SEVEN WEEKS TRAVEL

Pastor Russell, of the Washington
Temple Congregation (nonsectariaD az
ter an absence OF seven weeks spent
in Cuba, Panama. and Jamaica is TO
address the local congregation in New
Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on The Greatest lnaugura-
ton
In the season opening he says he wants
TO enter with renewed vigor into the
effort to clear many of the Bible mys-
teries for the students of Washington
intent on delvinG into the meanings OF
may of the Biblical passages.
In his sermons from time TO time he
will touch upon the great characters OF
the Bible so familiar to people Of all
Christian nations. who, when their envtr-
onments. associations, and work are in
diligently explained by the introduction
of facts not stated 10y many Biblical
writers. seem to come in especially
close contact with human life and ac-
tion.
From time TO time the meetings OF
she Washington Temple Congregation
have increased and this fact gives Pas
tor Russell much pleasure in that il
shows a steady awakening of interest
among the people of Washington inter-
.sted in Biblical study.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Passion Sunday will be observed in St.
Patrick's Church on March .. with a
solemn high mass. sung by the Rev. John
NJ. Mcnamara, at IL o'clock. The
Sacramcnts'' is the subject chosen for
the sermon by the Rev. James A. Smyth
at this mass The music has been spe-
cially arranged, and will be rendered by
both choirs. Following the mass the con-
greeation VIII assist in the singing of
the hymn, Holy God. We Praise Thy
Name"
I>enten dcvotions will be held in the
evening at 1:2D 7. m. Mgr. Russell offici-
ating. lie will also preach the sermon on
the Great Sinners. Their Fall and the
Outcome" which has been his topic at
the Sunday evening Services during the
penitential season.
The last sermon Of the Wednesday
evening Lenten course will be preached
next Wednesday by the Rev. James NJ.
Smyth. lie will discuss The Catholic
Church and the Sinners Special prayers
will precede the sermon and the services
will be concluded with henediction OF the
blessed sacrament.
Every Friday during Lent the Stations
OF the Cross are made at p. IN. for the
children OF the parish. and again at 80
p. m From 4:30 to $50 p. m. the holy
hour is observed. Each one OF these de-
votions closes with benediction.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CONGREGATIONAL.

James Woodward Strong. ID. D.. IL
D., first president OF Carleton College
(CongregationaD and one of the best
known and most highly esteemed educa-
tors Of the Northwest, died at his home
In Northfield. Mimi, on February "a at
the ripe age of seventy-nine- His life for
nearly fifty years has been identified with
the college, for which IN the days of
small giving to educational institutions
he raised $4,000. During the thirty
three years of his presidency he is said
to have labored increasingly and with
unfailing faith to make the institution a
power for righteousness as well as a
weIl-equipped, practical, modern college
The Second Congregational Church of
North Beverly. Mass, will celebrate the
aC0th anniversary OF its foundation next
fall. The second tor upper parish in
Beverly was established in October, lib,
by act of .'ye great & general Court of
Her Majesties province of ye Massachusetts
bay in Neweng." The first meeting Of the
of the newly Incorporated pre-
cinct was held November -, 17l3. when it
was voted to erect a meeting house, '3s
feet by IS feet by % feet stud Construc-
ton of the building was begun early in
11t. and the original edifice, although
since several times remodeled and i'm
proved, still stands ON the ancient site
The hicentennial commemorative exer-
cises will he participated IN by former
pastors of the church and prominent pub
lie men. and will open Thursday, Novem.
Der u. closing the followipx a
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
SONS OF THE CITY.

The mdwinter graduation of
devotion.
citizenship.
a Of
the
taken the of the classo Of
receiving
things
We all
this
and beautiful than transmitted
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
LUTHERAN.

Lutherans of Washington are uniting
the coming week with the Memorial Lu-
theran Church of the city in the celebra-
tion OF its fortieth anniversary Natur-
ally, the services Sunday will commemo-
rate the work OF the founder of this
"hurch. the Rev. DR.. J. G. Butler whose
death four years ago removed one of the
I've, t-known ministers in the Lutheran
| Church. and one whose position in this
con munity as a citizen and leader was
in the front rank.
Rev. Henry Anstadt. present pastor Of
the church, will preach at the morning
service the commemorative sermon. In
the evening, the Rev. NJ. H. Valentine,
editor of the Lutheran Observer, will
preach the anniversary sermon.
Monday evening, at p. m, there will
be a united Lutheran service, the pro-
gramme to include the following: Invo-
cation, Rev. Richard Schmidt; Hymn 2a2;
Scripture. Rev. d. Z. Wiseman. d. D.;
duet. Il Waited for the Lord Mendels-
sohn). Miss Whelan and Miss Goff: ''Lu-
theran Foundations Rev. J. T. Huddle;
Lutheran Activities Rev. John Weld
ley. d. D.: Hymn 2SS; Lutheran Union."
Rev. c. II. Butler: prayer. Rev. c. p.
Wiles; Hymn 2s6: benediction.
On Tuesday evening, in the church par
lors, the anniversary congregational re-
ception by the Ladies' Aid Society will
be rendered.
May, 1869. the General Synod. meeting
in St PauTs, Washington, commended
the proposed Memorial Church as vital
to the best interest of the Lutheran
Church. and demanded by the position
and interests of our church throughout
the country and recommended that
subscriptions and collections be taken in
all the churches. The first regular morn
ing service was held in the Memorial
Chapel on the Lords Day, February 2.
1915. This Memorial Evangelical Luther
an Church was organized in the chapel
Tuesday evening. March II, 1873. "a me-
mortal of Gods goodness in delivering
the land from slavery and from war"
Forty-eight persons entered into the Or
canization. coming by certificate from
st. PauIs Church.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
shad reach The Herald office Friday
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and n sta
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: II q u.
AS Jesl, Did, 7!5 p m. Use ths light"
Bible Shooi. 30 g. m. J. I. Cum. supezintnd-
ent c. z. 7 p N.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH twhitrl. Iseh and o
Sta Rev. W. ". McMAsfer. minisfer. 6ezmoa. II
q m. The Nations voice Interrrrtsd b. Prssi-
dent Wilson in His InasgIal AddreA" Sunday
.ehooi. s'S q m O. T.. p m. Quartet choir
Mrs Warner A Gibbs. sorrano: Mis- Margaree
standeford- coutralto; Mr.. Alden Potter, tenor;
Mr.. Robert Burns. basso. Anthem. Sock Ys tha
Lord" BY Roberts; anthem. Jesus. tss vay
solo. "Ansels Ever Bright and Fstr" by Handel
Mrs Hibbs. p. m. An Unchanging Require
ment." Contralto s1lo. Like as a Father." bs
Lansing. Miss StandefOrd. tenor; solo Selection By
Canie Jacob Bond.
Z Hez Swem tells: What Kind Of Men washtns-
tnn Women Like Best" n m svsns Sonu
sung. Preaching. IL .. m Centennial Bape On,
9Th and Eye SITS ne
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
ENDEAVOR UNION WILL
HEAR PASTOR PINKHAM

The Successful Life" will be the
subject of an address to be delivered
at st. Paurs English Lutheran Church
Monday evening. March 10. by Rev.
Hermon :. Pinkham, pastor OF En-
manuel Baptist Church. under the aus
pices of the District OF Columbia Chris
tian Endeavor Union. The occasion
will be the semi-annual rally of the
union, and an emblem will be awarded
to that society OF Christian Endeavor
having the largest percentage OF its
enrolment in attendance. This en-
blem has been won on two previous
occasions by the First United Presby-
terian Christian Endeavor Society.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
DISCIPLE.

At the II Street Christian Church. in the
Southwest. Friday night the pastor. Evan
gelist Henry +. Lutz, spoke TO an appre-
ciative audience on Eccentric Charac-
ters," illustrated by chart and chalk. in
his popular series of free lectures on
Character Building" At the morning
service tomorrow he will preach an in
stallation sermon. and at the evening serv-
ice his subject will be Inaugural Refiec-
tons"
The pastor Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church, DIR. Miller. will preach morning
and evening on Sunday. The subject of
the morning sermon will be Possible OPP
portunities," and in the evening he con-
tinues THE Divine Library series. I'M
der the special topic, The Book of Nehe-
mIah, the Cupbearer."
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
New Church.

The New Age" will he the subject of
the lecture Sunday evening at the Church
of the New Jerusalem, Sixteenth and Cor
coran Streets, in the series of lectures
treating of the influence of Swedenborg on
modern thought and theology. The lee
turer will be the Rev. Harold s. Conant,
Of Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Are. II and 18th stx
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. Pastor.
500 p. m.-"A Young Mans obtc-tions-The Bible
is obsolets''
Music led by quartet chotr.
80 a. rl.-BibIe School
sij a. m.-AduIt classes
80 p ul-Cllrstian Endearor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
Conn. Ave. and 18th Sts.
Charles Wood. Minister.
Bernard BEaskanp, Ministers Assistant
Harry Barrnore Angus. Minister Of Peck Chapel
uSo, m-serrcn by the Minister.
Musical service. led by double seItet, from I'D to
O'Clock.
40 p m.-sernon By the minister: suhiect. This
Cleansing Of Conscieno.'
500 p u.-Sermon by the minister; SUBJECT, "Ths
Nices o: the City
Evening choir Of go voices sydney Lloyd Wright
son. director. Harvey Murray. organist
Sunday school AZ 9:t5 a. m
Christian Eniearor meeting AZ 6:i5 n m
Thursday eTcring at $. midEcek se-Tice
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN. 9Th and O s;S ~.
Arthur Willis Sp|uler. minister. serTtces. II
a m: theme. 'PeriosGs Love" 80 n m. Saved
by yisiOn." Vested choir In the eTenins. Vel
come.
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. North
CaTtol St, cor. Fla Ave and Q St Rev. Ii. L.
BrGndage. d. d. minister. Services: II & NJ:
subject Tragedies OF Indifference" 80 p m.
Madame MInfcrd will speak On the "TSlerts.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (southern
Assembly,. I'd St. between and Q sts. nv.
Rev. Andrew Z. Bird. minister. Bible school. 9:ia
Public wurship. Il e. IN. subject. Abiding Enthu-
sasn." p N. subject. The yaine Of Man"
Mdweek service Thursday. u N The church ex-
tP,ds a cnrdial welcome to all.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
ESOTERISM.

ORIENTAL ESoTERIC SOCIETY. 1919 Q ST. nv.
Lecture Sunday evening. SIS by Asnes z Marsh
land: How to he Beautiful" Lectures and
classes in the philosophy os true living. Open to
inniIir-s daily 10 TO ; Library
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. o.
.famSia Road. Euclid and Chanplaia Sta Services
Sunday Il 4. n. and ..
Subject: MAN
Sunday school, II & Wednesday evening
meeting. p. m. Public cordially invited. Reading
room 5ll CSlo-xdo Bldg
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST sPIRITUALSr CHURCH. Pychian T-n-
pie. i0i1 e-h st. NV, frs: floor 10 p m. lecenrs
and messages tv Mrs 2. n. kates tcTdc, 'ProSres-
sion in Spirit Life" Lycesun third floor. 80 p m
Message meeting wednesday evening drst foor BY
MrS Julia Warneke and Mn kAtes
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service Sunday morning at II O'Clock at Rauscher'A
conner Conn. Ave. and l. St NV. Subject Of lee
ture by BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN. The
Scientific Praycr." Hall oomrnodicys e1rruundings
elegant stats FREE all invited
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

THE CECIL. 18th and L Sta. Apt Gh Meeting
Sunday AZ p N. Lecture By yrA Gara B. Cnltr.
LHsnrs and treatments in Truth add Healing daily
nv Mrs Florence Willard Day. All wrcrxne
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

dress by Rabbi Abram Simon at p. H. Pyth.an
Temple. lOl2 9Th 81. nv. Prelude. Mudc Seats
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
SPIRITUALISM.

FLYNN's HALL, COR. sTH AND SITS NV.
Alfred II. Terry Will hold meeting Sunday
evening Et 7:0 O'Clock. Lecture subject, The
Illumined Iifc" followed By rnessas-s Seats fr-e.
Mr.. Terry holds a meeting Fridsy At p m. at
81 81. Lectnre fnllowed b mseagrA
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES ON TOPICS OF
the hour every Sunday at ,. m. in Nsw Masonis
Temple. y. Y. Ave. and 18th St Evangelist Rms
scu Will preach tomorrow. Subject. The Creates:
Inauguration" No collection. All invited.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
THEOSOPHY.

PUT Up THY swORD:' Lectlrs Sunday, II
a. m, At ls Oruuran Bldg. o1nu 18th and 4
Sta. nv Prof. JAmes Hugh Ksel-y Pubic or
daily invited Free study class Wednesdays at
p m
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, rm
Vt. Ave, north of ST. nv. Rev EaySs Wilhsy
Ii. D., minister. Preaching morning and evening
By the pastor
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Th and ID 81. ne.
Rev. Georr A. Miller. pastor.
Services. II 4 m. and 7a5 p m. By the paAek.
Sunday school. 91D 4 m
The Washington herald., 1913-03-08
REFORMED.

FIRST REFORMED CHURCH. corner 9Th and
StS Rev. James D. Buhrcr. minister. Services
IL A. m and 10 n H. Sunday school s:5 ..