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The Washington herald., 1914-04-04
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Palm Sunday will be commemorated in
| all the Catholic Churches tomorrow. AT
ST. Patrick's the blessing of the palms
will take place Immediately before the
high mass at IL o'clock. which viii be
sung by the Rev. James A. Smyth. Both
choirs will sing the mass and at the con-
clusion of the services the palms will be
distributed amongst the congregation.
Tomorrow night at 7:3O p. m. the an
nual rendition of Theodore Dubois
Seven Last Words will be given by
the mixed choir, assisted by the sanctuary
choir Miss Jennie Glennan will direct
the former and Mr.. R. Mills Silby Will
lead the latter. The meditations will be
made by Rt. Rev. Mgr. w. T. Russell, ID.
D., before the singing of each word
by the choir. The musical program will
be as follows: Prelude, Largo CHan-
deb, organ; Professional, sanctuary
choir; Motet, by Babylon's Wave" "
sanctuary choir; introduction to Seven
Last Words" mixed choir; first word,
Father. Forgive Them mixed choir;
second word, Amen, ] Say to Thee, This
Day Thou Shalt Be With Me in Para
disc" mixed choir: third word, woman,
Behold Thy Son. mixed choir: fourth
word. My God, My God. Why Hast
Thou Forsaken Me?' mixed choir; fifth
word. Il Thirst mixed choir; sixth
WOTO, ri aIneT, lnlO my TldHuS Soih-
mend NY Spirit" mixed choir; seventh
word, TT Is Consummated,' mixed
choir; I'VE Adore Thee. o Christ mixed
choir; Motet, "Gallia'' CGounod), sane
tuary choir; "Tantum Ergo" Palestrina).
sanctuary choir; Recessional, sanctuary
choir, and Postlude, ''Trauer March, 4"
CReinberger). organ.
During Holy Week there will be
masses on Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
nesday at 6:3c. Z. 7:3O Sis. and 9 o'clock.
On Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday
evenings. at 7:30 O'Clock. the ''Tenebrae"
will be chanted by the sanctuary choir
and students from Holy Cross College.
Brookland. Holy Thursday communion
will be given at Sis. I, 7:3o. and Sis a.
m The high mass viii be sung at
O'Clock, and communion also will be ad-
ministered at the mass. On Friday, at
O'Clock. the mass of the pre-sanctified
will be celebrated. On Holy Saturday
the services will start at Z a. m, and
the mass will begin about Sis o'clock.
Following the ''Tenebrae" Wednesday
night, the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. ]. NJ. McNamara. and on Thurs
day night by the Rev. William ]. Car
roll There will be stations and venera-
ton of the cross after the ''Tenebrae"
Good Friday night. and a sermon by the
Rev. James A. Smyth.
The program for Easter Sunday will be
announced later.
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The Teaching.

This whole lesson is full of suggestive
ness. AS we listen to our Lords criticism
OF the guests and the host upon whom He
was looking. and then consider the teach
ing of the parable concerning the Divine
attitude toward men. we have a striking
contrast between the kingdom of God
and the ways of men. Man as host in
vites those who are his friends. and are
likely to be able to return his hospitality.
God as host sends forth His invitation to
all. and in spite of the disinclination Of
some to come. persists, gathering to His
board the most needy. constraining them
to como. and excluding only those who of
their own volition exclude themselves.
Another contrast. which is very strik-
ing. is that of the difference between the
attitude of men toward the feasts of mon.
and the feast which God provides In the
one case they are seen scrambling for
positions: in the other making excuses
for absence.
of social life. which even today are revo-
lutionary; that is to say, We have not be-
gun even within the Christian Church to
realize them in actual practice, even
though We may accept them theoretically.
These have to do with the guests and
hosts. The little phrase, lest haply."
twice repeated gives us the key to the sit
uation.
Guests are not to seek for the best seats
selfshly. lest haply presently worthier
men shall come who ought to occupy
these seats. In other words. the true prin-
ciple of receiving hospitality should ever
be that of desiring that the best men
should occupy the best places. Our Lord
shows. however. that the men who attend
feast and act upon this principle are
the best men. The man who is honestly
desirous of taking the low place, in order
that the high may be filled by the most
worthy men. demonstrates his worthiness
for the high place. OF course We must
carefully distinguish between reality and
hypocrisy There is a profession of hu-
mility which is in the nature of pride. To
take a low place in order to be promoted
ostentatiously, is pride.
Hosts are not to invite their kinsfolk or
rich neighbors. lest haply they bid them
again. This in some senses in the life of
today is almost more revolutionary than
the other. How perpetually. in what is
known as society. invitations are issued
on the exactly opposite principle. We
choose as guests those whom we hope
may be hosts to us. In the kingdom of
God hospitality consists of desire to
give, without hope of reward, to those
who cannot possibly make any repay
ment, and therefore to those who are
most soreIy in need of help. Revolution
ary though all this may be, yet how truly
beautiful II is. What peace of soul pos
sesses a man who is truly desirous that
the best man shall occupy the best place.
How much finer joy there is In providing
for those who are in need. than in over
feeding crowds that are already full to
repletion.
In this lesson We. have at once a reve-
lation of the blindness OF the human heart
In the excuses which men make In answer
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The Narrative.

We must observe the connection be-
tween this lesson and the one of two
weeks ago. in order to understand the
the Sabbath day Jesus had healed a man
sick of the palsy.
Having done so. and silenced any oppo-
sition on their part by His question con-
corning their attitude to their cattle. He
did a most remarkable thing. Turning
to those who were present at the feast.
He first criticized the guests. and then
the host
Luke tells US that He marked. that is.
that He attentively observed. how these
guests chose the chief seats. and He drew
attention to the fact and reproved it,
Having done so. turning to the host He
declared that true hospitality consisted
not in asking friends. brethren. kinsmen.
rich neighbors. but the poor. the manned,
the lame. the blind. One OF the guests
evidently impressed by the words OF
Jesus. exclaimed. Blessed is he that
shall eat bread in the kingdom of God. -
thus revealing his recognition of the fact
that the behaviour which Christ described
was that OF that kingdom.
In answer to His exclamation our Lord
uttered the parable OF the great supper.
in which it will be observed He moved
in the atmosphere OF His criticism. that
of host and guests. The first intention
OF the parable undoubtedly was that OF
showing the man who had uttered this
exclamation that il was one thing to ad-
mire the ideal of the kingdom. and an
other to consent to its rule.
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STEEL TRUST BARS TIPPLING.

Youngstown, Ohio. April "a sweeping
order affecting chances of promotion of
employees of the Steel Corporations mills,
Youngstown district, who use intoxicat-
ing drinks, has been promulgated. The
order. which is the first of the kind
in the Steel Corporation mills. affects
more than 5000 men, and reads: Here
after all promotions of any character
whatever, will be made from the ranks
of those who do not indulge in intoxicat-
ing liquors of any kind. and are known
to be abstainers or teetotalers in all the
meaning that these words imply. Fore
men in the various departments are in
structed to rigidly enforce this rule
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With the Washington Churches
BAPTIST.

An event with the Baptists of WASH
ington is the visit of Rev. DR.. Robert
Stuart Macarthur. president of the Bap-
tist World Alliance, and now pastor OF
the First Church of Baltimore city. DR..
Macarthur win address, the Women's
Missionary Society on Monday in the
Calvary Baptist Church. and will give
an account of the Baptist centenary
celebration in Burmah. which he attend
ed this winter.
One hundred young women Of the Phil
athea class of Fifth Baptist Church will
hold their annual banquet Monday night.
big Words from Speaker Champ
Clark will be talked about Sunday night
by Pastor E. Hez Swem. of Centennial
Church. Eighth and Eye streets north
west The auditorium OF this church was
overfilled last Sunday night many peo-
pie being turned away, 1t Is said
Berge sisters, singing evangelists, close
their engagement with the Grace Church
next Friday night.
Temple Church Is uniting In the Holy
Week services with five other churches,
beginning with the service at Luther
Place Memorial Church at $50 tomorrow.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Prof. Hermann S. Herring. OF Concord.
n. H.. formerly of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. will deliver a lecture this evening
in the Christian Science Church. on CO.
lumbia road. at the corner Of Euclid
street. his subject being. Christian
Science Healing Spiritual and Scientific" q"
To accommodate the large number who
will not be able to gain admission to the
church the lecture will be repeated to-
morrow afternoon in Polls Theater. Both
lectures are free to the public.
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UNITARIAN.

Special services in memory of Edward
Everett Hale will be held tomorrow at
AS in All Souls Church, DR.. Pierce de-
livering the sermon on He Being Dead,
Yet Speaketh." The special services
during the week will have as their CEN
trail theme, Immortality" and will con-
clude with a service of conservation on
Friday.
1t is announced that arrangements have
been completed for the immediate COM
pletion Of the new church building for
All Souls. at the corner of Avenue of
the Presidents and S street. President
Taft laid the cornerstone just before
finishing his term of office.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Takoma Park Church tomorrow
evening Maunders' "oiivet to Calvary
will be sung by the choir. with added
voices, making a chorus OF thirty. A.
Owen Penney will sing the principal
bass solo parts. The service, which will
be devoted entirely to the oratorio, viii
begin at o'clock.
Rev DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, of the Fourth
Church, is announced to speak at the
Young women's Christian Association g
vesper service tomorrow at 4:3 O'Clock
on BILLY Sunday-the Man and His
Work" DR.. Kelly spent last week in
Scranton in a close range study OF the
baseball evangelist, and made most
eloquent statement Of his impressions
before the Pastors Federation Of Wash
ington last Monday morning.
Rev. c. Everest Granger will preach on
THE King of Hearts at the morning
service of Gunton Temple. and in the
evening on Modern Dress. Gunton
will unite with the five Protestant
churches in Holy Week union services.
In New York Avenue Church tomor-
row evening Dr. Radcliffe will deliver
the closing lecture of his series upon
Performers Before the Reformation,
the subject being Dramatic Allies of
Pre=Reformation." During Holy Week
daily services will be held at 40 o'clock
in the afternoon. except on Thursday,
when the service will be an evening cele-
brat ation of. the sacrament OF the Lord
supper.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. H and 18th Sts.
DR. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor.
II 90 a m.-"Pam BancheS.'
500 p m.-'Dramatie Allies Of Pre-Refumstion. -
Music led by quartet choir.
40 7 m.-Daily service.
Thursday. 7. m. The Lords Supper.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. .
Conn. ave. and lsth sts.
Charles Wood. minister.
Howard HannAford minister's ASSISTANT
Harry Baremere Angus ministeT-in-chArse Of Peck
Chapel
II 90 a. m.-serInon BY the minister.
sd p m.-MuSicaI service. led BY double se1tst.
Sermon By the minister: subject.
'PAurs Requiem for the Dead in
messalonica.'
500 p. m.-Music rendered by evening choir Of 10
voices: Mr. Sydney Lloyd wrghtsoh,
director; Mr.. Harvey Murray. organist.
sermon by the minister; subject, The
Life and Times Of Moss: The School
in the WildeTDess.
Sunday school at 945 a. M
Christian EndeaVor meeting at 6:B .. m
THURSDAY evening at 9 midweek service.
GUNTON MEMORIAL. 18th and r stS
e. Everest Granger. u. D.. pastor. will preach.
Topics: II a m. The King If Hearts" y. IN.
Modern Drcss.'' Vested choir at bph seTyices
SUNDAY school. 80 a. m. Union services each
weekday evening. All wcloume.
ECKINGrON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH North
Capitol 81. and Fla Rev. II. y. RrundaSe
D. D.. minister. II O. m, "Piistn's Peace Pol
icy:'' 7:ij p. m, The Hero of a Dark Day
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BAHAI REVELATION.

MEETING AT PYTHIAN TEMPLE IOIa 9TH St.
seCond hooT rear. p. m Mrs Marian r. Git
will speak on STEPS in DisripleShiT." There will
also be a talk on The Bahai Revocation Mrs.
Harvey L. Sykes will sing My Task" and Teach
Me TO Pray"
oh Of Humanity II thou lowest Me- turn
away from :nysclf: II Nv Will thou seekest regard
net thine own that thou mayest die in me- and I
live in thee. Bahia % lah.
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II a M LIN E
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 10Th and y st.
DIR. J. J. Muir. pastor.s Preaching: II a m,
TemTle hron=ed:' 7G T. m. Why 20 to
Church" BsTtiEns. Bible school. 30 a NJ.
]. T. Curry. superintendent Christian EndcaIOr.
.. m. Strangtrs welcomed.
Z. HSz SEsm tells: Big Words Frun Sreaker
Champ CLARK" n N. SweIns Souss. Il a. m.
Eternal Life Centennial BsPt. Ch.. sth a Eye
SITS. y. Z
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. 9th and u stA So
The Bsrgs Sisters. singing eTaHEslisjs. sunday
morning and evening and every night during week
at 7iS. Last ~eek Of meetinEs- Pastor +. W.
johnson breaches.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 10Th and a
stS- NV. Rev. Jay 7. Stocking d. D.. pastor:
Rev. Lewis Z. Purdun, assistant Iastor II a m
public worship. with by the pastor; subject
LOGICAL LIVING" Music BY the quartet
and chorus choir. 80 q m. Sunday school. e:l5
p m. Y. p. 5. C. Z 8 p m. lecture by the
pastor: subject. DAVID LIVINGSTONE;
LIGHT OF DARK CONTINENT Friday. 8
p. m. Good Friday service: sermon by the pastor
followed by communion
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DISCIPLE.

Sunday evening at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. Pastor Miller begins
another series of seven sermons on Wis
ions of St Paul" The topics will treat
of the different obligations Of life. The
Heaven Vision will be discussed Sunday
evening.
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at 1896 n street by Miss Mary Addi-
son Ingle, the Girls Friendly House.
Among others much interested who
were there were Miss Kibbey, Mr..
Blair Lee. Canon Talbot, of St. Paul's;
Mrs. Joseph r. Johnson, and others.
II is understood that shortly after
Easter work will begin on the recon-
struction of st. Thomas Parish Hall
The present parish hall Of ST. Thomas
Church is nothing more than Calvary
Chapel which housed the congregation
in the day of small things. For some
time il has served the purposes of a
makeshift at best. Plans for its, recon-
struction have been submitted to the
vestry by Messrs. Kendall and Smith.
architects of this city, and they have
been approved. and it only needs a gen.
erous Offering on the part of the con-
gregation at Easter for the work to be
promptly begun SO that It may be com.
pleted during the summer or early fall
The service of three hours devotion
at St Marks on Good Friday will be
conducted by the Rev William T. Man.
ming. ID. D.. rector of Trinity Parish.
New York City.
Palm Sunday in Epiphanv Sunday
school viii include lecture on the life
OF christ Illustrated with stereopticon.
with special solos. and the program of
exercises opens at $50 O'Clock.
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HOLY WEEK UNION SERVICES.

During Holy Week series of union
services Will be held in which the follow
ing churches will participate: Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. st. Andrew )
Protestant Episcopal. Luther Place Me.
mortal, Temple Baptist, Northminster
Presbyterian, and Gunton Temple Me-
mortal Presoyterian: The first of the
series will be held in Luther Place Me-
mortal Church tomorrow at 3:3O n m
when the Rev. J. J. Dimon win preach
A chorus of nifty voices will lead the
singing under the direction Of D.
L. Walker and there will be special
quartet and solo singing at each service
The usual services at the various
churches will in no way be interfered
with by the union arrangement.
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The Golden Text.

The Golden Text. taken from the midst
of the lesson. filings its light on every part
of ii.
In the matter of entrance to the king
dom, IL is the man who humbles himself
that is exalted within. Men must stoop
to reach the heights thereof.
In the matter of behaviour. guests must
humble themselves to come to true exal-
tation, and hosts must humble themselves
to meet the need of the lowest, IL they
are to find the highest exaltation of life.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

~ THE sUPRENIf. COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Bankruptcy. No. $50 the cred
itors Of Morris Drnlis. q Washington D C..
hankrup, Notice 's hereby gwen thar the slst
Gay Of March. .9li the said Morris DouziS was
adiulicated haukrTpt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors will be held At nv office. No. 4s
Ffsth street northwest. Washington. ID. c. the
r-TH DAY OF kTSIL, lelt at . o'clock y. M.
which tine the aid cre,litnts may attend. prove
Their claims 1ppoir. trtr(tce. examine the bank
rup, ard tranSar. such other business a. may
Irspsrly curc bei1Ie slid mesIing Z. s. Mccall
MONT. Rsiersa
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. Avenue Of Presidents and Corcn7an
- Nv The Rev. Frank SeNaIl, n. d rastor
will preach AZ Il a m: At the Gates SrGnlIav
school. SIS. 20 lecture hv the TastOr: THE
LAMB OF GOD: How Dos He Now Take
Away the Sins Of the World Cordial WeIcome
10 all. Wedresday in library 80 Pastors Read
ing Circle" GOOD FRIDAY: Service and 81
mon. II a m. Holy Saturday. Easter eve scryioe
At n. m Free loan library Of the writings Of
SWendenborz
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SPIRITUAI.IsM.

each Sunday at 10 n m, at TSthian Temple
lo!e 9Th ST. NV, frst floor. REV. GEORGE w
KATES and MRS. ZATDA BROWN KATES.
PASTORS AND MEDIUM sunday evening.
April 5. address b. MRS. HATES on WHY
SHOULD YOU GO To CHURCH, Followed
BY spirit communion Song service by the choir.
All invited Seats free.
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For every one that e1alteth himself shall be
humbled; and he that humbieth himself shall be
exalted"
CD And He spake q parable unto those
which were hidden. when He marked how
they chose out the chief seats, saying
unto them:
0 When thou art hidden of any man
to a marriage feast, sit not down in the
chief seat: lest haply a more honorable
man than thou be hidden Of him.
90 And he that bade thee and him
shall come and say to thee, Give this
man place; and then thou shalt begin
with shame to take the lowest place.
Q0 But when thou art bidden. go and
sit down in the lowest place; that when
he that hath hidden thee cometh. he may
say to thee. Friend. go up higher: then
shalt thou have glory in the presence of
all that sit at meat with thee.
Old For every one that exalteth himself
shall be humbled; and he that humbleth
himself shall be exalted.
Q9 And He said to him also that had
hidden him. When thou makest a dinner
or a supper, call not thy friends. nor thy
brethren, nor thy kinsmen, nor rich
neighbors: lest haply they also bid thee
again, and a recompense be made thee.
u9 But when thou makest a feast, bid
lnt poor, Int manned. Ine Idrne, lne
blind: and thou shalt be blessed; because
they have not wherewith to recompense
thee.
90 For thou shalt be recompensed In
the resurrection OF the just.
06 And when one of them that sat at
meat with Him heard these things, he
said unto Him, Blessed is he that shall
eat bread In the kingdom of God.
Q6 But He said unto him, A certain
nan made a great supper.
90 And he bade many; and he sent
forth his servant at supper time to say
to them that were hidden. Come, for all
things are now ready.
09 And they all with one consent be-
gan to make excuse The first said unto
him. have bought a field, and must
needs go out and see ii; pray thee have
me excused.
Q9 And another said, have bought
five yoke of oxen, and I go to prove
them: I pray thee have me excused.
Ce0 And another said. have married
a wife, and therefore I cannot come.
C2D And the servant came and told
his lord these things. Then the master OF
the house being angry said to his servant.
Go out quickly into the streets and lanes
of the city. and bring in hither the poor
and MANNED and blind and lame.
CD And the servant said. Lord, what
thou didst command is done. and yet
there Is room.
CD And the lord said unto the servant.
Go out into the highways and hedges and
constrain them to come in. that my house
may be filled.
C2D For / say unto you. that none of
those men which were hidden shall taste
Of my supper.
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to the invitation of God: and a revelation
OF the persistence OF Divine grace in the
determination of God to fill His house
with guests, even though He must con-
strain them to come in.
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES on TOPICS OF THE
hour every Sunday at 2. n. in New Masonic
Temple y Y. ave. and 18th st. Lecturer u.
Grant Jolly. Of New York. will preach tomorrow ;
subject The Ten Camels." Nouscctarisn. No
collection All invited.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-04

All Methodists' eyes are turned toward
Cumberland. Md, where the annual
conference of the Baltimore W ashingtOn
district is in session. Yesterday was
given to a one-day session of the COM
mission of finance and the laymen's mis-
sionary movement. Bishop Berry presid-
ing. There are morning and afternoon
meetings of the Laymen's Association.
with platform meetings at night and the
adoption of a district and conference
policy. President Edgar G. Booraem. Of
Washington. urged more lay delegates to
the general conference. Rcv. Joseph
Dawson. former pastor of Calvary. this
city, is the conference host.
Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol. former pastor
of Metropolitan, this city, is seriously i'll
in Chicago.
IL is persistently rumored that Dis
trict Superintendent Mcdowell has asked
10 be returned to a pastorate, feeling
that his state of health does not war
rant his undertaking again the heavy
burden of the work in the District of
Columbia. No successor has been sug.
gested in the event that Bishop Berry
decides not to return DR.. Mcdowell
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday morning. Rev. John Krantz,
d. D.of New York City, will occupy the
pulpit, preaching from the theme. Cast
ing Lots for Christ's Garments" In the
evening the sermon will be by Rev. y.
H Holmes, d. D., on the subject, "Provi-
dence and Prayers-Then. and Now
Each evening next week Except Satur-
day. Passion Week" services will be
held, the subjects being: Monday, THE
Upper Room" Tuesday, ''Gethsemane:"
Wednesday, The Cross" Thursday, THE
Seven Last Words Of Christ" Dubois
by the quartet and chorus choir of sixty
voices. assisted by the orchestra. all un-
der the direction of Mr.. Anton Kasper:
Friday, THE Benefits of the Atonement."
and holy communion.
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UNIvERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and l. stS NJ
Rev. John Van schliCk, IT,. d. D.. IaStnr. Public
worship al II a. m. with sermon by the pastor
Young Peoples Christian Union at .. m. sun
day school. 9:i5 a. m. Free kindergarten. II a m.
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y. w. c, A.

Y. ". c. A. vESPEI SERVICE. 9s = t.
Speaker. Rev. Joseph T Kelly. u. u. Tonic
''Eilly Sunday-thc Man and His Work SoIoist
Mrs. George Metcalf.
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

SECULAR LEAGUE ian opeu
Fon1ml, Pythian Temple. 1912 9th st. nv. sundat
} n. m. Address. THE GREATEST HUMAN
VIRTUE" oy Prof. Hyland e. Kirk. All vel
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and stx
Ulysses G. r. Pierce. u. D.. minister. s4S a. m
Sunday school. II a m. morning service; srrnou
hy the minister Tlere il also kindergarten during
the hour Of morning wuTshiT. i4j special ssrTicc
in memory q Edward Everett Hak Address hy
lr. Fierce. = m. Lit~Tal Religions Union.
The public invited 20 all Ssricrs