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Evening star., 1914-11-08
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TAKE FAITH OF
Take faith off the scalesyou can't weigh and measure
everything
The test-tube footrue and the scales have their limits
beyond the of and and
fingers
intelligence has steadily progressed since took
up task of eanalyis and puzzled out his fist clumsy
utilization of his hands,
One by faculties have been quickened and their
functions organzed-step by step climb higher efficiency
but we don't a by long shotwe still dwell Ia
Every day another Jack Horner sticks his thumb this
exhaub world and pulls unsupected ptam but there
still very proportionate to NUMBERS
folks don't know how themselves to their
and advantage and thereby and the individual
both lose advantages that could be seized each OF would
recognize the poentiaGties in everybody
while accden reveals opportunities but it isn't
accident that turnst them account.
Things don't keep happening with regularity and system
enterprise.
Look way you please there's revealing force at
the elbow of all originality
you prefer be coLoquaL call it hunch; but the most
Evening star., 1914-11-08
Openings for Amer

Openings for Amer
lean Capital The
Longitudinal System
and Its Two Thou-
sand Miles of Tracks.
Nitrate r Railroads
That Pay Big Divi-
dends New Roads
Across the Andes.
Government Owner
ship and How 1t Pays.
T he Tw wo Great
Americans Who First
Started X abroad
Building in Chile.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Chile has plans and surveys already
made for several very important trans
continental railways south of the pres
ent line from Valparaiso to Buenos
Aires. Some of them will have their
termini at Bahai Blanca, the Argentine
port on the Atlantic ocean, a days
ride south of Buenos Aires, and one
will connect Talcahuano, the great
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Copyrighted. 1911. by Frank e. Carpenter
PUERTO MONTT.
Evening star., 1914-11-08


"Optmsm and "Courage and the like Who denies their
ence? Yet the interchangeable gentlemen who egh and
dissect and can't by physical
agency that they definite.
And it's just with faith You must believe you can't
do you feel you can't achieve.
your brain contemplate possibility, you've had
from of the unkno about Transforming the
uague hint into concrete performance.
All that you haue and into existence by the
Before its creation the notion of heel astound
ing in the generation which had bed the creation
of thousand story building the Twentieth century,
Chemically and anaon,icay the inhabitants of the earth
of standard construction and composition lot of machines
built pattern We little odd in
and colour but in all important details we're <aN there
Races and members inferior only ratio their
determination accomplish much think possible and
we rise only fast feel fath ....
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
TO HOLD CONCLAVE
District Societies to Assemble
at Douglas Church Tuesday
and Wednesday.

The tHcnty-fourth annual convention
of the Washington District E2worth
League is to be held next Tuesday and
Wednesday At the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. Eleventh
and II streets northeast.
The Rev. Charles T.. Guthrie. Of
Wilkesbarre. Pa. former pastor of Ham,
line NJ. +. Church. will address the
mass meeting Tuesday evening. which
will open at $50 with a registration OF
delegates. There will be conference of
spiritual department work from un-
ment work. which will close at o'clock.
At the mass meeting Wednesday the
Rev. George T. Peck. pastor Of the
First NJ. E. Church. Baltimore. will be
the speaker. The sessions will begin in
the 3 afternoOn at ) o'clock when the con-
ference on the work Of the Depart
ment of Social Service will take place,
after which conference on work OF
the Department of Recreation and Gull
ture will pTeCede a dinner to be given a
the church
From o'cIuCk until o'clock there
will ne "a business session End an cleo
tinn OF officers.
The Junior LeaSue rally will he held
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock. the
Nick endree Methodist EpicOpal Church.
by Mrs D. F. Blaine who was appoint
ed bv President Wilson as national rep
resentative to the International COnEen-
ton OF Alcoholism held at Milan. Italy.
She will talk OF the flags of the countries
which she visited OF her tTiD.
There will be demonstrations OF
Junior League work.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09

CONS of the Lord Revelation G.lS;
but Jesus could not consent to make
a short cut to that result by way of
compromise. He chose rather TO
reach II by the longer and harder
but surer way Of the cross.
Il is a deadly form of !nfidelity to
believe that the right is so weak that
il can not win without an alliance
with the wrong. There IS no darker
atheism than to believe that God
can not or will not care for MS
own cause.
Jesus did not consider for mo-
ment the proposal that he become
vassal of Satan by an act of homage.
He aimed at a kingdom and a crown
but not under Satans suzerainty. To
the diabolical suggestion came his
sharp response. Get thee hence Sa.
tan: for it Is written. tnou shalt
worship the Lord thy God, and MIN
only shalt thou serve.
1t is OF the same substance as
devil-worship to attempt to do GOOD
by doing evil. 1t never can be right
to do wrong. The man or the cnurcn
which stoops to conquer Is always
conquered by STOPPING.
Copyright. 1914. by Joseph b. BowlesD
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
MISSION TO OBSERVE
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
Gospel Workers Plan for Three
Services at Separate
Churches Tomorrow.

The eighth anniversary OF the Gospel
Mission is to be celebrated tomorrow.
There Will be three sessions. one In
the morning. one in the afternoon. and
one at night.
The morning session will be held at
Luther Memorial Church. Fourteenth
and y streets northwest. at II o'clock.
B. II. Warner is to preside. and W. II,
Evans is to direct the music. j. II. Mel
son will read from the Scripture, and
Mrs. Madison Clark will sing a solo.
Prayer will be read by w. r. Blackford,
after which the Baltimore Gospel Trio
will sing. Greetings will be delivered
by the Rev. Henry Anstsdt. pastor.
Benediction will conclude the morning
services.
Mrs. II. f. Monroe. vice chairman
of the mission board. will preside at
the platform meeting to be held at Mis-
at o'clock in the afternoon. Among
the principal talks to be given are:
Reports From woman's Council" by
Mrs. Henry Anstadt: "Women's Prayer
League by Mrs. NJ. P. Spindle: Jail
Work, by Mrs. H. w. Kline. and
Hospital Work" by Mrs. William
buckingham. Frank Wyatt will direct
the music.
At the evening session to be conduct
ed at Foundry Methodist Church. Six
teenth and church streets northwest.
at 7:30 O'Clock. reports OF the mis-
sion's work will be read. B. H. War
ner will preside, and w. H. Evans
be delivered by the Rev. ". r. Wed
derspoon, pastor. Mrs. Clara Nelson
and Miss Grace Beelman will render
instrumental solos.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
VISITING CLERGYMEN
TO FILL Il PULP|TS

Two Methodist Episcopal Bishops and
fifteen other out-of-town churchmen of
that denomination will appear in local
having come to Washington to attend
the meetings of the deaconess board
which concludes this evening.
Bishop William Burt, OF Buffalo. will
preach at the Hamline NJ. E. Church.
Foundry NJ. E. Church Bishop Charles
w. Smith. of st. Louis. will preach.
The Rev. DR.. T. p. Fl {. pastor Of
Evanston. ILL.,, and one of the most
widely known clergymen of the Chicago
district. will preach at the Metropolitan
N. E. Church, while at McKendree NJ.
+. Church the Rev. r. F. Lowe. of st.
Johnsburg. VT. will preach his subject
being "A Little Garden House and What
Became of it,
Other pulpit assignments for tornor-
row are: Trinity NJ. Z. Church, the Rev.
D. w. Howell. Buffalo, y. Y: Pet
worth NJ. f Church. Prof Richard T.
+. Church. the Rev. Frank Doran, st.
Paul, Mimi; Douglass NJ. E. Church.
the Rev. W. H. W. Rees, Everett, VAST
Anacostia VI. Z. Church. the Rev. J. "
Cary, Indiana, Pa; Union NJ. 70 Churca,
the Rev. w. o. Crist. Toledo, Ohio: Will
son Memorial Church. the Rev. D. W.
Smith. Kansas City. Mo-: Brookland NJ.
f. Church. the Rev. George W. White.
Oakland, Cal; Asbury (colored) NJ. f.
Church. the Rev. J. B. F. Shaw. Merid-
ian, Miss.
Local institutions under the super
vision of the deaconess board are Sibley
Hospital. 1140 North Capitol street, and
the Lucy Webb Hayes Training School,
ll5O North Capitol street.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
DEACONESS BOARD
SEEKING STUDENTS
Hospitals, Missions, and Train.
ing Schools of Methodist
Church Need Workers.

More college students to work in the
deaconnesses' homes. hospitals. mis-
sions. and training schools of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is to be
the aim of the general deaconess board
now in session at the Foundry VI. f.
Church here.
The Rev. DR.. Daniel w. Howell. cor
responding secretary OF the board. be-
lieves this end can be accomplished by
having one general pension fund under
church control for those engaged in
this work rather than several small
funds such as are now available.
In Dr. Howell's report IL was stated
that the church has forty-nine deacon
nesses' homes, twenty-five hospitals,
ten missions. eleven training schools,
ten rest homes. four homes for the
aged six chi!dreHs homes. seven girls
homes, one boys school. two girls
schools, and one boys and girls
II was also stated that there we're
! .o3S deaconesses. licensed ani un-
licensed, IN America with n rapIdly
growing property of $4,000" while in
Europe there was more than hundred
deaconesses with 500, 90 worth Of prop
erty.
Two new committees, those Of press
and resolutions, were organized. The
report of the treasurer points out a
balance of SIZE.
After the meeting the members Of
the board and their wives visited the
White House, where President Wilson
congratulated them. Another lC"Cn-
ton will be held for tEenl this after
noon at the S.bley Hospital.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Sodality to Receive
Communion Tomorrow

The communion day of the Sodality
of the Blessed Virgin of st. Patrick 5
Church will be observed tomorrow with
mass at f. m. The Rev. James 4.
Smytk. director of the sodalit.. will be
the celebrant OF the mass and he will
deliver short sermon.
High mass will be sung AZ II O'Clock
by the Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara. at
which Father Smyth will speak. The
Rev. William ]. Carroll will he master
Of ceremonies Mgr ". T. Russell
will occupy a scat in the sanctuary
during the mass.
The meeting OF the league of the Good
Shepherd will be held in the evening
at 7:30 o'clock. when Mgr. Russell WIN
conduct services and preach the ser
mon.
During the month of May special de-
votions in homer of the Blessed Virgin
viii be held each evening from 7:30 until
o'clock. The services will consist of
the recitation of the Liteany' OF 1loretto.
a short instruction, and benediction OF
the blessed sacrament.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Vice President to Speak
At Church Mass Meeting

Vice President Marshall will deliver
an address at n mass-meeting at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening. May Il. in the in
terest of the cause of Ministerial Re
lief and Sustentation. The Presbyterian
Church Throughout the nation is eE-
gagged in a gret movement to raise a
large endowment to provide pen
sions for aged and disa bled ministers,
their widows and orphans. Rev. DR..
William Hiram Foulkes. general secre-
tary: the Rev. DR.. William sylvester
Holt associate secretary, and the Rev.
DR.. William jackson Johnson, field rep
rescntative. have been carrying on a
campaign in the various Presbyterian
churches of the CITY for several Sun
days. The campaign will close with
the Inasg-meeting IN the New York
Avenue Church.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Thousand Children Take
Part in May Procession

More than one thousand people took
part in the May activities OF St. Domi-
MICS Church. A thousand children of
tho parish. carrying banners depicting
scenes in the life of our Saviour and
the Blessed Mother, together with a
number of other pennants, bearing
words Of the litany. marched about the
streets in the vicinity Of the church.
The procession was held last Sunday.
A huge statue representing the Blessed
Virgin was enthroned on An altar Gov
cred with flowers, while the Queen Of
May. Miss Loretta Creaghe, of the
graduating class of the Sacred Hart
Academy. crowned il with a wreath OF
lilies of the valley. Those who were in
attendance to the Queen of May we're
Misses Mary Triplett. Bessie Mills
Rose Wright, and Mae Brosnan. the
crown bearers being Masters Raymond
BroHn and Claude Ellis.
The entire procession was attended by
members of the Holy Name Society as
guard of honor.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
CREATION OF WORLD
SHOWN IN PICTURES
Bible Account Portrayed in
Photo Drama to Be Exhibit
ed by Pastor Russell.

Beginning tomorrow afternoon ana
continuing every afternoon and eFehlhs
for t7relve weeks a series OF motion
pictures entitled Creation, viii nc
shown at the BeIasco Theater. WnIch
will tell the story of human develop
ment as it is related in the 6loIe.
There is no admission charge ana no
appeal for funds will be made, Pastor
Russell, president of the international
Bible Students Association. Is 10 give
2 short address at the Belasco tonor-
row afternoon at ; o'clock. introducing
the photodrama.
The spectacle is divided INTO iour paftS,
each Of which occupies, with music.
lectur.ng. sieropiticon views and NOV
ing pictures. about two hours. Part
one which will be presented tomorrow
AND every afternoon at and evening
at O'Clock during the week. starts
with the Bible story of the creation.
II is drawn as accurately as possible
from the scripture account, and sup
pIemented with the findings of scien-
SITS relative TO the formation Of the
earth.
First to be shown are a series of
stereop ttcon slides, gradually changing
from one 10 the other. There appears
first the earth, apparently no more
than A dot among the great stars in
the blue sky. The second slide shows
the earth in the process of cooling, and
lnen are SnONll, III lllt SSNtIl
creative days or periods.
Throughout the exhibitions a lecture is
given by a photograph. Besides giving
the lectures, which are timed to fit in
exactly with the pictures, the phono-
graph also furnishes the music, which
consists of an elaborate overture and
chOruses during the impressive scenes.
Part one of the photo-drama carries
the story of the Bible through the
Deluge, which is shown in an excellent
~k,ar a1a eA1 tka A,,flI %
the ark and the gathering of the ami
mails therein. TO the life and experiences
OF the Patriarch Abraham and the de-
struction of the cities of Sodom and Co
morrah.
The succeeding parts. which will be
pre sented in order. one part for each
week. tell in Cnronol, Eical order the
most impressive and inspiring stories of
eth the OIL and New T,staments.
These moving pictures We're actually
taken in Palestine, the IIoly Land with
tl:' exception of those which tell the
story of Exodus wGICh were taken in
EENpt
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
DaylightLodge to Observe
Its Ninth Anniversary

The Rev J. Henning Nelms. grand
chaplain OF King Solomon Lodge, No.
81. F. A. and A. NJ, will conduct serv-
ices to DC held in honor OF the ninth
anniversary of the Daylight Lodge, at
the Church of the Ascension. Massachu-
sets avenue and Twelfth street north
west. tomorrow morning.
The members will assemble at the
lodge at 10 o'clock. where special
communication will he held after which
they will proceed in Il body TO the
church.
In the evening af the : o'clock serv-
ices. the Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding,
bishop OF " NashinS ION. will visit the
parish for confirmation services. He
will also give sermon.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09

DeSetS a man VINO
wishes to do good.
But II is A delu-
sion and a snare.
We can not hope
TO reap a harvest
of good from SOW
ing seeds of evil.
This was the
essence of the
third temptation
OF Jesus in the
wilderness. THE
devil taketh him
,itl into on
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Marshall Will Address
Civic Betterment Body

Nivic President Marshall. Speaker
Clark. and Victor ]. Evans have con-
sented 10 address the Civic Betterment
Association on July 4. according to the
announcement made today by Secretary
Mayo c. Mitchell. of the association.
The board Of directors. at last nights
meeting. heard a favorable report from
Secretary Mitchell on the recent cam
paign and the good results accomplished
by the clean city committee.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Unitarian

ILL, SOULS CIT RICH, cor. Iith and 7. SITS
l-ly,ses O. B. Pierce. u. D. Minister.
q:l5 a m. sunday school. class for the
comparative study of religion. and unity
study class
II O'Clock morning service: sermon by the
minister.
There is also kindergarten during the hour
of morning worship.
sr m.-IIberal Religious Union. Address
nv VIM D. Mackenzie, Mental Hospitality"
Tn, public invited to all services
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Methodist South
Congregational
MT. PLEASANT.
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
COLI ABlA ROAD. NEAR 18th ST
REV CLARENCE A. VINCENT L. D.
Minister
Morning service, IL a. IN. Sermon by Dr.
vincent. Subject, Mother Evening sery-
:ve, p. m, serTnon by the pastor, second
In the series of Great Chapters of the Old
Testament" Second Samuel, 18th Chapter
sunday school, $50 4. m: Adult Glasses 10
q. m: Christian Endeayor Meeting $50 u
m. Tie vested chorus of forty voices -
a regular feature o. the evening service
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Congressman Hobson to
Lecture for Boy Scouts

At the evening service tomorrow at
Ingram Memorial Church, Tcr-< stree:
and Massachusetts avenue northeast
Congressman Richmond p Hobson OF
Alabama will deliver lecture on ''Th"
IntemperanCe Question" under the aus
pieces OF Troop Is, Boy Scouts, of In
gram Church.
The Rev. Or. !. W. FrzzcIl will take
;Or the subject Of his sermon d the
morning services surprises of Revcla-
liUfI.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
To Address Missionaries.

Congressman Decker will he the
speaker at the meeting of the Mis-
souri, Society. Of Washington. to he
held at Rauscher's this evening at s
O'Clock. officers will be elected for
tho coming year and a musical and
literary program Will be carried out
for the entertainment of tho families
OF the members.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Will See Creation Film.

The regular meeting of the Washing
ton Temple Congregation nOn-seCtRr-
ian) will not be held in New Masonic
Temple tomorrow afternoon at : o'clock.
but instead. the members will attend
the portrayal OF the photo iralna of the
creation, at the game hour in tn" Be-
lasco Theater. when Pastor Russell will
be the speaker
The Washington times., 1914-05-09

ceedinE high mountain, and showeth
him all the Kingdoms OF this world,
and the glory of them: and saith
unto him. all these things will I give
thee. II thou wilt fall down and wor-
ship me" 1t was a proposal that
the King of kings and Lord of lords
should "stoop to conquer.
The final triumph of holiness in the
earth will be when the kingdoms
of this world have become the king
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Other Services
BAHAI REVELATION.

Practical Teachings Of the Bahai Reve-
lstion." will be tn" subject OF the Bahai
Meeting At PNthian Temple. second flOor
r,ar hall 81 \ y Nj are welcome
.'Or sen o: lusu: Vert thou 10 observe
Ilerc, thou wurIhisl not regard thine own
i-tere~; hut the interest OG mankind. -
kaha a ll4h
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
What Mothers Day Should Mean Tt You

Tomorrow is Mothers Day, ana will be observed in all of Amer
a we'll as in Japan China and civilized parts of Africa This
movement started several years and yearly gaining in
strength promising to become wel-nigh universal.
Its object recall the memories of mothers that gone
and through loving words ana brighten the lives of mothers
that remain and to help the children and and greater
blessing in hononS their fathers anI mothers If away from
home write her love letter. send her telegram the long
distance phone, special delivery letter.
Every person asked 10 white Mothers
Day. this flower being chosen the emblem because thought
typty the virtues motherhood in whteness and purity
Aside from this Mothers Day should particular gni-
yOu 1t is premnently CHURCH, going day. Your
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Back to the Bible

The Bible still the great sublime, enduring uok of h
Eternal Hho lope righteousness and hates quiDr Newman
Smyth
STOPPING TO CONQUER. WE ARE CONQUERED.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Washington Temple

WASHINGTON TEMPLE CONGREGATIONS
Pastor Charles 7. Russell comes to Wash
'ngton tomorrow 10 inaugurate the photo
drama OF creation in the Beiasco Theate.
At = O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The Temple
CongTeSat m wiz, therefore. attend this
t1eetinC. There will be no meeting in New
Masonic Temple All are invited
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
First Congregational Church.

CORNER lvTH AND G SIS N w
Rev. Jay T Stocking, D. D., Pastor
Rev. Lewis L. PurdunI, assistant paa;or
il:Co a. m. puOiic worship with sermon by
the pastor, subject. GODS MATHENAT.
ICS." Music by the quartet and chorus
choir. $50 a m. Sunday school. s:.5 D m
Y. p. 3. c. E. 500 p. m, public wor,hip
with sermon by Rev. Lewis e. PuriuIn, su6
jecf. THE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
INGRAM MEMORIAL CHURCH

lOth and Mass Ave. n n
Dr.. J. W. FRIZZELL. Pastor
ST RFRISES OF REVELATION will be
the subject OF the Sunday morning sermon az
Rev. J. W Frizzell, Pastor. Ingram Memor-
ial Church. At the evening services Con-
gressman capt Hooson will deliver his great
lecture on The IntemperanCe Question
under the auspices % Troop Is Boy Scouts Of
Ingram Church
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Church Notes.

The Rev. AFRO J. Cory will speak On
Symbolism as Applied to OCcultism.
Religion and Philosophy" at Pythian
Temple. 1912 Ninth street, tomorrow. at
II a. m
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Bible Students

INTERNATIONAL. BIBLE STUDENTS A.
ISOLATION class meets tor study at ia
r m SUNDAYS Old Masonic TenOle. s;a
.nd = 81. All welcome col leciton-
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Stating 1t Correctly.

'OWens says Il costs him $500 year
10 live"
Costs him" Costs MS creditors. -
Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Theosophy

WASHINGrON EEpERATIUN-Thsoso
cal SOri"-y 1910 II st y. ". SundR :. \
u N Lecture. 'HAIN iONlAN TABLETS
AND CYLINDERS" Some recent LIS. ov-
cries will hc -Nhihted hy Mr. Fred = Wo,ri-
ward. Monday. - y. M. lnquiTers' Class.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Y. M. c. A.
MOTHERS DAY MEETING

Auspices Y. ". g. \. and Y. NJ. Z. A. at
FIRST IoNGRE iATION4Is CHURCH
lDfiI AND Ci SITS
SUNDAY At $50 p. NJ
Good speakers and good music. EVERYBODY
welcome.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
By WARREN A. CHANDLER, D. D., IL D.
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South)

The temptation to do evil that good
may come Of 1t is one which easily
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
Salvation Army

ALL, NEIcOME-Regulsr services SunHay.
~ 60 2 m. 3:i5 and p. nj. Other sery-
',cs SIS p. m daily except Sunday.
The Washington times., 1914-05-09
CHURCH NOTICES.
UniversaIist
CHURCH OF OUk FATHER

18TH AND l. SITS. ~. w,
Rev. John Van SChaick, Jr., D. D, Pastor
Public worship at II q. M, with sermon
by the pastor. Subject. "A CHURCH PRO-
GRAM" Young Peoples Christian Union al
: p. m. Sunday School. 9:t5 a. n. Free
Kinder zsrten. II a. m.