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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

The Communion Day OF the Sodality of
the Blessed Virgin affiliated with st.
Patrick's Church. will be observed Sum
day with mass at { a. IN. The members
will occupy the pews of the main aisle
and receive in a body. Rev. James \.
Smyth, director of the Sodality, will be
the celebrant of the mass, and deliver
a short address.
The high mass celebrated at II o'clock
will be sung by Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara.
and Father Smyth will preach. Rev. Will
lam J. Carroll will act as master of
ceremonies assisted by MIR. James Fecan.
Mgr. w. T. Russell will occupy a seat in
the sanctuary during the mass.
The regular meeting of the League of
the Good Shepherd will, as usual be
held at 1:30 p. m. when Mgr Russell will
conduct the services and preach the SER
mon.
During the month of May special de-
votions in honor of the Blessed Virgin
will be held each evening at 1870 p. IN.
at st. Patrick's. The services will last
only half hour and consist of the reci-
tation of the Litany of Loretto, a short
instruction, and Benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
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NOTABLE CROWD Sees
new TABLET UNVEILED
Secretary Bryan at Ceremonies Staged
by Colonial Danes in
Alexandria.
MAYOR ACCEPTS FOR CITY

Alexandria. Va. May SIN the pres
ence of a large and distinguished Eathe:-
ing. the marble tablet erected in the
northwest corner of the city market
building. on the Cameron street side, oY
the Colonial Danes OF America in the
State of Virginia, was unveiled this
afternoon.
The tablet. which has been fitted in
what was formerly a large window. was
covered with a flag of Virginia. and the
Stars and Stripes and the strings holding
the flags covering the tablet were pulled
by Dorothy Ashby Morton and Arm
stead Boothe. They were escorted 10
erick ID. Owens. both of Washington. and
each carrying a larg@ flag belonging T.
the Society of Colonial Wars.
There was n generous round OF APP
clause from the crowd assembled as tn"
tablet was unveiled.
Directly opposite from the tablet in
the street was erected the speaker
stand. This was decorated appropriately,
while members of the committees. Col
onial DANES from this city. WashinS-
tea. Baltimore Richmond. and otheI
cities occupied seats in the street.
Among these on the stand were Secre-
tary of State William ]. Bryan and Mrs.
bryan. Commander Mccullough. L. s.
N. of the Mayfiower. representing the
Navy Department, Win Ensign r. u
Langworthy, also of the Mayflower, as
aid. Capt Duncan Elliott. L. S. A,
was PRESENT as representative of the
WarsDepartment.
file exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. p. p Phillips. rector of st
PauI's p. f. Church. after which Miss
Rose Macd onald, chairman of the Local
committee of arrangements, introduced
Mrs. William Ruffin- Cox. president o!
the national society of Colonial Danes
Mrs. Cox. because of throat trouble
would not speak. but her presentation
speech was read by G.. Washington
Lewis. Ms. CoX's address abOunded in
references to historical events connected
with Alexandria.
Mayor Thomas \. Fisher accepted the
tablet on behalf of the city. The mayor
referred TO the tablet placed Years 90
on the walls of Christ Church by the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lewis II. Machen made an address in
place of Col. Lee. Music was furnish ed
by the Fifth Cavalry Band of Fort
Myer. BenedictiOn was pronounced by
Rev. p. r. Phillips.
Sons of the Revolution. Society OF
Colonial Wars and number of other
patriotic organizations were represent
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By JOSEPH P. AMIN.
Staff Correspondent of The Wash
ington Herald.

Vera Cruz, May Had the naval
forces of Admiral Fletcher been author
lied to follow the taking Of Vera Cruz
with necessary measures for the protec-
ton of American lives in Mexico City,
we would have had 1000 trained marines
with three and five-inch field pieces in
Mexico City within twenty-four hours
after the first man landed at Vera Cruz.
For months a plan looking to this &C.
ton had been worked out by naval Off
GERS and was ready to be sprung. The
unexpected landing here last Tuesday
furnished an ideal opportunity. Only
orders from Washington, where the plan
was well known, were necessary. IN
stead, the orders strictly forbade any
movement beyond a part of Vera Cruz.
There are now thousands of Americans
in Mexico City and the immediate vi
cinity whose lives are now in jeopardy
because the movement was not carried
out.
Months ago navy officials. foreseeing
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the fact that our Lord limited their wis
dom to their own generation. The stew
ard who is seen. therefore. was son OF
his age. His method was dishonest. but
for a man thus limited, his action was
wise, that is prudent, in the sense of be-
ing clever In our modern use of that
word. This recognition was not at all a
conformation Of his fraud. Notice also
that it is not said that oud Lord COM
mended him. but that his lord did. who
was also of his age. The one value,
therefore, of the parable is that of the
contrast it establishes between men
wholly of their age. and men who. pro-
fessedly at least. were sons of light. deal
ing with eternal things. These latter had
not manifested the same astuteness as
had the former.
The Teaching.
The teaching of this lesson for us is
found in the actual teaching of Jesus
which followed His parable. The par
able itself was Introductory. emphasizing
the one matter Of the need for wisdom
on the part of stewards. Having thus
emphasized this. the Lord proceeded to
give an illustration of how wisdom. in
that higher realm would operate. Here
everything moves to a higher level, and
into a clearer atmosphere. In this/teach-
ing We have a revelation of the wisdom
of those who are stewards for the king
dom of heaven. The story of the par
able had moved within the realm Of ma
terial wealth. that is of mammon. Fast
ching upon that. and retaining 1t TO H.
Iustrate the higher wisdom. our Lore
shows how mammon is to be used by
stewards of the kingdom of God. on
glance beyond our lesson at verses four
teen and fifteen will reveal to us the rea
son of our Lords choice of illustration
as these verses chronicle the effect pro
duced upon the Pharisees: they scoffe'
at Him because they were lovers o
money.
The first words of Jesus by way of ap
plication constituted definite instruction
as to the true use of money. His disci
pies are to use II In order to make friends
not for the present life. but for the etcr
nal habitations. that is for the life tina
lies beyond. when wealth shall no longe
| have any power. The whole philosoph!
Of the relation of g Christian man 4
f; money is contained in this illuminativ
| word He is ever to use 1t in the interes
| of the final spiritual things. All none.
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Congressman Fess, of Ohio,
Gives Mothers Day Address

Mothers day will ne specially observed
again this year by a meeting in the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Sunday. at $50
r.. m. under the joint auspices of the
Young Women's and Young Mems
Christian associations.
Hon. II. Z. +. mcfarland will intro
duce DIR. jay I. Stocking. the presiding
officer; Mrs. Margarita SpaldinS Gerry.
author. will read a mothers story, and
Representative Simeon d. Fess. of Ohio.
" i'll deliver the address on THE Child y
Relation to the Mother" Percy :. Foster
directs the congregational singing, and
Mrs Julian Brylawski will sing.
The arrangements for the meeting are
under the direction of religious meetings
committee Of the Y. W. c. A, and the
Y NJ &. \
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just such situation as the present one.
had been working on this plan. An Of
ficer. posing as the compiler of a guide
book of Mexico City, had ascertained
exactly the force OF federals in the differ
ent barracks. There were 1.S5J men by
actual count. Armed with a new map OF
the city. he ascertained just Where al
foreign residents were located. He man.
aged to group so per cent of foreigners
in a comparatively small area. This
was charted off on the map.
The entire plan for the rushing of a
force of loo marines into Chepultepec
castle. in Mexico City. was charted oul
step by step. Immediately upon the land
ing of men here. the marines were 10
sieze the railroad stock. load with sup
files to feed not only the marines. hui
the refugees for sixty days, and rush 70:
Mexico City at top speed. Ii was plan
ned to cut wires between Vera Cruz
and Mexico City in sixty-two places, this
wireless station here was to be inter
fered with. and the flying column, was
to be in Mexico City before the Huerta
forces were cognizant of the landing a
Vera Cruz.
With the intimate knowledge the of.
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DEACoNEss BOARD MEETS.
President Receives Church Worker,
Reception to Close Session.

The first meeting Of the annual session
of the general deaConess board was held
yesterday morning in Foundry NJ. F.
Church An executive meeting was held
in the morning. The report Of the rorrs-
spending secretary. DIR. Daniel w. How
ard. emphasized the need for more work
ers.
In the afternoon the President received
the members of the board and their
wives at the White House. The con-
vention will end with reception at he
Sibley Hospital tonight. Bishop William
Burt is presiding The other board Off
GERS are Bishop William F. Anders iii.
vice president: Prof. r. 7. Stevensoh
recording secretary. and Rev. A. $. Kava
nagh, treasurer.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

THE Surprises of Revelation" will be
the subject Of the Sunday morning ser
mon by Rev ]. W. FrizZell.
On Sunday evening CMothers' Day..
Representative X. p. Hobson will speak
to the Boy Scouts Of Washington at
Ingram Memorial Church under the aus
pieces of Troop Is on the subject.
Mothers Program for a Better World
for Our Boys by the Punishment Of
King Alcohol
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UNITARIAN

Hon. George E. Roberts, director of
the Mint. will address the Unitarian Club,
of which he is a member. at All Souls
Church. Fourteenth and L streets. on
May Is, at Sis p. m. His subject will be
The A c of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn" Mr.. Roberts Will explain in simp-
lest language the weaknesses of the old
system of national banking, our disad.
vantages in relation to other countries
what great reforms are possible under
the new system, the meaning of elastic.
ity of currency, and mobility OF reserves
In view of the impending completion OF
the Federal reserve system by the nom
nation of the Federal Reserve Board
this will prove of interest and value. At
tendance is not limited to members.
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COMPELS PRAISE
The Sunday Herald! Why? Because of its Many Exc
sve Articles by World amous Men and Women.
Partial List of Contents in Next Sundays Herald:

COL ROOSEVELT. a Possible Autobiography
JAMES MORGAN. His Wonderfully Interesting
Story, IN the Path of Napoleon
JACK LONDON. The Scarlet Plague"
MAY EDGINTON. the Amazing Adventures of
Charles Captain.
ELLIS PARKER BUTLER. Breezy Suzanne.
EW HORNUNC. Raf1es. New Amateur Cracks
man Series.
MAY MANTON. Home Dressmaking and En-
broidery.
FRANCES MARSHALL. Latest Word in Smart
Creations and Work and Play in the Household.
NJ QUAD, Sense and Nonsense.
JOHN A. MOROSO. Stories of Life as 1t Is
Lived.
JAMES B. MORROW His Talk with Maj Gen.
George Barnett. of the United States Marine Corps
TALES OF HORROR BY A MASTER HAND.
by H. c. Wells.
LUCILLE LOVE. THE GIRL OF MYSTERY. a
wonderfully thrilling story.
SOCIETY AND DRAMA SECTI0N-Beautfu
photographs of popular ladies in Washington.
All fraternal and club news by an expert.
Latest cable news from all the world
The Staee-Everything that is going on locally
is tol by Julia Chandler MANI. while James S. Met
calfe, New York's most noted theatrical writer. gives
q review of the week in the Metropolis.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and q
sts. NV. Rev. Jay T. Stocking. D. D.. pastor: Rev.
Lewis Z. Purdum. assistant pastor. II a. m. public
wozship. with ssmon IS the pasfor: subject.
GODS MATHEMATICS MUSK ny the qua
tet and chorus choir. go q m. Sunday school
e45 =. m. y. T. :. c. Z. r. H.. public worship
THE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
INGRAM MEMORIAL 10Th Il and Mas. ave- -
Rev. ]. W. Fizzsl. ID. D.. Ils,oT. Sermon al II
a. m. hy pastor: lecture. = m. under zIsTires
Boy Scouts. ~ HON. X. r. HOBSON. SUNDAY
School. - -IIi Tristan EndesyGr. ,. N
Ever body In.ited
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH

PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 1912 9Th st. Services at Il
a M. pr. AZro ]. Cory will sreak on symbol n
Applied =" OCcultism. Religion. and Philo.--
Thy.' \ cordial invitation Is extended.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH oF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Co.
lumbia Road Ind Euclid st. Services: SuDdIy
u a. n. and n
SUBJECT: ADAM AND FALLEN MAN
Sunday school. il a n. "Wednesday eyeniu.
meeting r. ~ Public cordially invited. Read
ing Room and Loan Library. erl Colorado BLDG
SECOND Church OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Urion BId= : st. between 9TH and eth sts
Service sunday u a m. and p. m.
Suh,,ct: ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
Sunday school. m. "Wednesday svsui-
mec-inE. : o'clucs- Public cordially invited Erai-
Ing Rom and Loan Library. gu Colorado BIG
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ed at the exercises. Alexandria city
was represented by many OF her city
officials.
Committees were: Tablet-Mrs. Mary
G. Powell. Mrs. Thomas W. Robinson.
Mrs. Boothe. Arrangements-Mrs Will
lam E. Smoot, Mrs. Powell. Mrs. Rob
inson, Mrs. William J. Boothe. Enter
tainment-Mrs. William B. Smoot. Mrs.
Louis n. Scott. Mrs. w. A. Smoot. jr..
Mrs. Gardner l.. Boothe, Mrs. Z. G.
Dunn, Mrs. Laurence Stabler. Mrs. Rob
inson. Mrs. Uhler, Mrs. Jameson, Mrs.
w. J. Boothe, Mrs. T. B. Cochran. Miss
Norton. Miss ii. \. Cummings Seating
and decorations Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Uh-
Ter, Mrs. Jameson. Miss Cummings.
Miss Cochran. Reception-Mrs. NJ J.
Morton. Miss Sallie Stuart, Mrs. Will
lam b. Smoot. Mrs. S. A. Wallis, Mrs.
Mary G. Lee. Mrs. Powell Mrs. Reid.
Mrs Crawford. Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
Louis Greene. Miss May Greene, Miss
Suter. Miss Rebecca Powell.
Following the ceremonies a recep-
ton was given in honor of Mrs. Will
lam Ruffin Cox at the residence of Miss
Macdonald, 6O9 Cameron street.
Public schools here will close the week
beginning June Is This has been de-
cided upon by the city school board.
Resolutions of regret were adopted at
the resignation of DIR. w. NJ. Smith. who
resigned on his appointment as post
master.
Committee appointed by the board for
the year follows: Finance. J. Gilbert
Cox. Carroll Pierce, r. Clifton Howard
studies and dicipline, l.. II. Thompson.
C w. Wattles: schoolhOUses and furni-
ture J. Frank Myers, T. NJ. Erwin: COM
plants and grievances, Thomas l. Carter.
W. s. Nicklin; books and printing. J.
Frank Myers. Harry Hammond: ianitor
service. T. Clifton Howard. Thomas l..
Carter Harry u. Kirk; buildings. J. Gil
bort COX. T. Clifton Howard. T. NJ.
Erwin, c. William Wattles, l.. II. Thomp-
son.
The State corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Peerless Amuse-
ment Company, Inc. this city. with a
capital stock of from 5000 TO So, 600
Officers arc: w. \. Boyd. president; b
+. Vernon. secretary. both of Washington
The pupils of the Philadelphia High
school, numbering 100 this afternoon
went to Mount Vernon. They were ac-
companied by the principal and other Off
GERS of the school A number of Shriners
and their wives. on their way to Atlanta,
also visited Mount Vernon today.
The contributions received thus far for
the hospital building fund amount TO
So. 6C5.2S 1t is expected that the amount
will be considerably increased tomorrow.
\ large crowd tonight attended the
fancy dress ball given by the Junior
German Club in the auditorium of the
Elks' Home. The dance was in honor of
those who assisted the young folks in
their dances during the winter months.
To remove rust from a knife. plunge
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UNDENOMINATIONAL.

ASSEMBLY HALL, 18th st. and Pa. ave &c. Sun.
day school Us a m. GosTel preaching. rs p tt
Mcknight meetings. Tuesday and Friday. 20
p m. Al invited
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PHILOSOPHICAL.

WASHINGTON FEDERATION THEOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY 10 II St. SUNDAY. =. n: LeC
ture 'BATYLrNIAN TABLETS AND CYLIN-
DERS" lS-ur -rCcnt discoveries viii lie exhibited
by MR. =EED =. WOODw ARD. Monday Is
y. n. InrLIIrT- Class PUBLIC invited.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOILS CHURCH. corner 18th and l. ST.
Tks>,s q. Il. Pierce. D. D.. minister e:i5 a.
SUNDAY school CIass for the Comparative study
# Religion. ard Unity Study Class. Il M.
morning .erTice; sermon by the minister There is
also kindergarten during the hour Of morning
shir. p. m. Liberal Religious Trion: addre~,
l., William L. Mackenzie. Mental Hospitality.
The public invited TO all services.
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To remove rust from a knife. plunge
the blade into an onion and leave it for
an hour. Then polish in the usual way.
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y. W. e. A.
MOTHERS DAY MEETING.

AUSPICES Y. ". {" \ AND Y VI c \ al
FIrs- ConZr ,-atICna Church. 18th and g stS -r;r-
day at SO e W. food sTeakers and good musIr.
Eyerbody v-Ir ne.
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SPIRITUA LISM.

FIRST SFIRITUALIST CHURCH Pythian Tenn.
T, l0l2 H:h Il NV. hrst foos. rs n m serri -
h, Ger-e ". kateS and Wiz. Messages by Mr.
MaIirr All invited.
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\ large crowd tonight attended the
fancy dress ball given by the Junior
German Club in the auditorium of the
Elks' Home. The dance was in honor of
those who assisted the young folks in
their dances during the winter months
The Washington herald., 1914-05-09

sALLIE YAWTER HARRIS tells what is worth
telling on the social side of Washington life.
MISS MARGARET WADE, Washington's best
knuwn writer in her specially, gives account of
what Is worn by leaders of Washington society.
IDA Hustled HARPER. on Suffrage with views
of anti leaders.
Atlantic City and other resort news.
The churches and their upHft work. music and
musicians. the automobile world and dozens of other
subjects
THE COMIC SECTION-The worlds best-The
Dinklespels. which has made an instantaneous hit
Pas Imported Son-in-Law; Sambo. world famous
odd Pop Perkins; Uncle Jim and Tad and Tim.
and the funny Following Of Fatty Grub" These
comics are used by the most important papers in the
Unitod States.
THE SPORTING SECTI0N-Conducted by Will
lam Peet and corps of able assistants augmented
by special stories. This section is acknowledged by
all readers to be the best in this section of the
country. ....>-. ...
Cartoons-Manz, The Herald's famous cartoon =,
st with his original creation of the of the week.
Everybody is talking about this splendid and excu-
sive feature. -..... .
THE NEWS SECTION-The Herald prdes itself
on its corps of reporters special writers. and its
general news service. Its editorial page is quoted by
newspapers in all sections of the country.
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OZARK ON WAY TO MEXICO,

The OZary. tender to the submarine
flOtilla. is now in Mexican waters. head
Ing for Tampico and Vera Cruz. fo
work close inshore. Navy Department
officials admitted yesterday.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave-. II and 18th stS.
DIR. Wallace Radcliffe. pastw.
II 90 a m.-P1bic worshir. with rermon by the pas
G 10 r. ma Successful Mediation
Music led BY quartet choir.
80 a. m.-Bible school,
as a m.-Adult classes
. 20 p m.-Christian End,aror Society.
CHURCH or THE COVENANT.
Conn. ave. and 18th SITS.
Charles Wood, minister.
Howard Hannaford. assistant
Harry Baremore Angus. minister charge a
Peck ChaIel.
II On a m.-Sermon by the minister.
so p. m--MusiCzl service. led by double seItet.
SERMON by the minister; subject, The
EUi~A 20 the Galatians
500 2. m.-Music rendered by evening choir Of 100
VCic= sydney LLOYD Wri=htson. direc-
tor: Harvey MURRAY oTganist. Sermon
by the minister subject. The Life
End Tins q M,-es: The Brazen
SsrIsnt and the False Prophet"
SUNDAY school az 80 a. m.
Christi1n EndeayOr meeting at 6:i5 n. m.
THURSDAY evening at 8. midweek service.
GUNToN-TEAIPLE MEMORIAL 18th and r sts
Mothers DAY -errice: toIic. A Mothers Crown.
r. m Tainted NOnsy. SUNDAY school. go
=. m. Prayer meeting oclock Thursday evening.
Welcomc.
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UNINERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L ste. NV.
Rev. John Van Schai"k. IT., ID D.. pastor. Public
Worship NJ II a m with sermon by the TtsrOr :
subject A Church Program Young People :
Christian Union at =. m. Sunday school. s:i5
a m Free kindergarten. IL a. m.
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BAHAI REVELATION.

PRACTICAL -EACHINGS or THE RAHAI
REVELATION will be the subject 0f the RAJ
meeting at Prthian Temple 81 nd iopr rear bail
AZ y. m. Al arp A. I,nEne.
oh. ID man, WeTt thou TO observe mere
thou Wouds { not regard thine own inter i; hit
the interest o! mankind. Bahia ollah.
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The contributions received thus far for
the hospital building fund amount to
So. 6G5.2S. 1t is expected that the amount
will be considerably increased tomorrow
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

SECULAR LEAGUE ian oren
Forum. Pythisn TemIle. 1912 9th st. NV Sun
day. p Adl-e~s. "ECONOMIC DETER
MINIsM. by Mr.. Perry HAYES skinner. Re
joindcr ~ Rev. GeoF:c +. Dudley
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
May 10, 1914.
By e CAMPBELL MORGAN. ID. D..
The GirvatcS: Living Evangelist.
THE UNJUST STEWARD.

LESSON Lake xa :i-l5.
GOLDEN TEAT-LGkc wi 10.
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He that i, faithful in little Il faithful also
IN much. and he that Is uurishtCOus IN 4 very
little L. unrishteuI> also IN much.
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

PASTOR CHARLES l RI SELL. comes to W.
instOn tomorrow 10 ina3Zu-a the ThotO-slTama -
Cieation in the Re- h-- Thratrr AZ O'clock SUNDAY
afternoon The TTnrie Crnzrssation will therefor
attends this MEETING There will he NEE ting IN
New Masonic Tempt All arr invited.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
The Herald office
EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
o st. between 18th and 18th.
Rev. u. n. McKim. ID. d.. rector.
Rev. q. FreelAnI Peier, a->ociste rector.
Rev. W. n. TiEinghast. assistant.
Rev. T. n. Inrle. assistant.
SERVICES:
so a. m.-Holy Communion.
so q. m.-Moning sunday school
II % .. m.-Seryce and sermon.
5do 2. m.-Sunday school.
40 p m.-Scrsiee and address.
SOP = m.-EEening prayer and sermon.
Mr.. Peter will ITeGch at y. m.
CHURCH OF The ASCENSION,
Massachusetts ave. and 18th st. NV.
Rev. J. Henning Nclms. u. D.. rector.
Services ard II a. m. and p. m. At the II
TO the Daylight Lodge Of Mssons. who will
attend in a Body. At ie3 p m. lecture On con-
hmation. Al 9 2. m. confirmation service; the
Bishop Of Washington will preach.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel. Mount St. Alban. d. O.
noy '"mni'lnlon . - - m
Morning prayer and tiffany. u m
Holy Communion and sermon Preacher.
Rev. T.. II. ii 90 a. m
Peoples service. Confirmation for Cattle
DIAL school for Girls. Preacher. the
Brhcp Of Washington- 40 p. m.
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The pupils of the Philadelphia High
school, numbering 100. this afternoon
went to Mount Vernon. They were ac-
companied by the principal and other Off
GERS of the school. A number of Shriners
and their wives. on their way to Atlanta,
also visited Mount Vernon today.