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Ramon MARTINEZ Reyes,
Marshal.
by Pedro del Manzano,

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Una composition cientafica para curar lis
enfermedades de los hombres. Los medicos
han sncontrado en- elias los rssultados mas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-01

Vapor americana Coamo. Sali6 de
New York para 6sta ell 30 del iltimo
Congs., n. Y p r. S. S. Co.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
LECTURES ON THE
BORDER LAND
January Program Announced
for the Church of the New
Jerusalem.

At the New Church during the month
of January. a series of interesting lee
lures has been arranged. DR.. Sewall
has announced that all are invited to
attend. and large audiences are ex-
pected. The program announced is as
follows: January E'Matte-; Magnified;
Vilified: Glorified,'' by the Rev. Har-
old 8. Conaut, of Baltimore. January
Injecting of Matter and SpiEit in Re-
cent Development of Social Science and
Social Service" by the Rev. Adolph
Roeder. of orange, n. J January Is
Does Matter Cause Itself? Or, Is There
Distinct world OF Cauces?'' by the
Rev. Louis G. Eoeck. OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. January 25-"MiracIes: Do They
Violate or illuminate the Laws That
Govern Matter and Spuirit?'' by the
Rev. Frank 5ewell, u. D., pastor.
Thursday. Januaryl5--Thc monthly sup
per at $50; % cents: followed by Illus
trated lecture in parish hail: AN Ever
ing in the Land and Time of SwedeC-
borg In tthe library: the works of
Swedenborg, Scientific aud theological.
ano literature of the New ''hu-ch Sor
loan or sale. Visitors welcome after
lecture.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
PLANS TO DISCUSS
WORLDWIDE MATTER
Mr.. Rockwell To Be Heard At
Washington Temple on ''Uni-
verSaI Brotherhood"

Universal Brotherhood and Peace" is
regarded as a subject of very deep in
terest in many parts of the world today
and tomorrow at the service of the
washington Temple Congregation. in
New Masonic Temple. Evangelist IL.
CLAW Rockwell will discuss it.
MIR. Rockwell will bring out ideas as
to how this universal brotherhood and
peace is to be brought about and when
the Bible truths seem to point out that
this longed for result will have been
accomplished.
AS the best resolution for the Chris
tian in 1914, Evangelist J. D. Wright. at
the meeting Sunday. gave: "EndeavOr
to do all the good you can and resolve
to do the least harm possible in 1914"
Starting the Year Right was the
subject Mr.. Wright took for his dis
course, he declaring: Lay this resolu-
ton. before your Creator in prayer and
ask for power from on high that you
may live each day in true emulation
of Christ's example while on earth OF
going about doing good
Briefly, Mr. Wright deplored the re-
lious discussions going on in many
parts of the word as to the relative
merits of the teachings of this and that
denomination, and urged his hearers to
do all in their power to impress on
those about them the great need of less
of such discussions and more OF the
living the life as Christ showed should
be led, if eternal life Is to be secured.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
A Correction.

The following letter is in reply TO an
article appearing in last Saturday s
Religious News Section of TRe Wash
ington Times:
To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Dear Sir: 1 beg to call your attention
to an error in Saturdays paper Decem-
ber 20. in which you say: Rev. DR..
Hosley, a founder of the PentecOstal
Church of the Nazarene,' Here eleven
years" 'Dr. Hosley came here from
Boston. Mass"
1 wish to say the above is incorrect!
DR.. P. F. Bresee, of Los Angeles, Cal,
is the founder of the NaZarefle Church.
Mr.. Hosley is not member of the
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarene. He
was a member of the Association OF
Pentecostal Churches of America, which
united with the Nazarene Church, in
1907, hence the full name of "Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene.' Mr.. Hosley
has an independent congregation, and
is using the old name "Pentecostal,
which was lost when the two bodies
united in 1907. So. you see, he is not "a
pastor of the PenteCOstal Church of the
Sazarene." ais you stated in your arti-
Gle last Saturday. As an officer in the
Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene, l
respectfully ask that you publish this
letter so the people will understand he
has no connection with the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene.
The only Church of the Nazarene in
Washington. D. c.. is in hall at 1870
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Very truly yours.
J. PENN ELDER,
President of the Board of District As
sembly Trustees. Washington-Phila-
delphia District.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
EpWorth League Notes.

Rally Month at the EpwOrth LeagUe
CT the Metropolitan Memorial Nethodiss
Episcopal Church, John Marshall place.
and c street northwest, during the
whole month of January. The attend
ance is increasing rapidly, there being
nearly 100 present last Sunday evening
Friends, strangers and church members
you are missing good meetings by no.
attending these bright evening services
of the young people. You Older mem
bers owe il to the younger members &c
attend their meetings, and help then
at least by your presence as much as
possible, as the future of your churci
depends on them. Next Sunday being
the first Sunday in the new year, Their
will be an extra fine meeting, and B. ;
Laws, former president of the Mt Yer
non Chapter, will lead. his subject being
a Song of the Morning Watch" which
is most appropriate one for this tim,
of the year. Special music and am op-
iportunity for every one to give teSt
mony in the old-fashionsd EfethoSis
way. Come out next Sunday eveI1in;
and bring your friends and your neigh
bOrs with you. a cordial welcome await.
you to this and every service in The
Metropolitan Church. Song service d
6:i5, and the regular league meeting Al
100 p m.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
FOURTEEN YEARS
IN WASHINGTON
Rev. John Van Schaick, Jr., Will
Celebrate Anniversary in
Church of Our Father To-
morrow Morning.

The fourteenth anniversary Of the
pastorate of the Rev. John Van SChaick,
ir.. will be celebrated tomorrow at the
Church of Our Father at the II o'clock
service. DIR. Van Schaick came to
Washington on January l, 1900, from
New York city, where ne ' as assistant
pastor of the Church Of the Divine Fra
ternitY 1t was the original intention to
have him occupy the place temporarily,
but so successful was he in his proba-
tionary period that it was decided to re
tain him AS permanent pastor. This is
the first independent charge that DR..
Van Schaick has ever filled.
The subject of the sermon tomorrow,
to he delivered at the morning service
by the pastor, is Our Ideal: \ Broad
Church and an All-around Ministry.
The public is cordially invited to attend
and a full congregation is expected.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
TheoSophy Church.

Christmas was most fittingly celebrat-
ed by the TheosOphical Society at 1916
II street northwest last Sunday even
ing. The subject of the lecture was:
The Saviours of the World. Past. Pres
ent, and Future" Miss ROsina Hayt
read a well prepared and instructive
paper on the Saviour of the Past"
J. w. Mcclure spoke on the Christ, and
DR.. w. w. Baker compared the condi-
tions of the past under which spiritual
teachers brought light to the world with
the present state Of tension, unrest and
anticipation. He said that the best way
in which to recognize the Christ when
he again came was to develop tEe quail
ties of tolerance, love. humility, purity,
and justice. and practice the virtues
theosophy teaches is TO be found iu the
perfect man
Next Sunday will be devoted to a
question meeting led by E. c. Reynolds.
and the public is invited to bring ques-
tiOns relative to life, past, present, or
future.
Free public class each Tuesday a 8
y. m
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
TOMORROW
Rev. Frank K. Sanders to Fill
Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Pulpit Tomorrow Night.

Rev Frank X. Sanders Phi. D., p. D.,
president of Washburn College, will he
the last of the notable list of preachers
who have supplied the pulpit of the Mt.
Pleasant Congregational Church during
the past gear, since the church has been
without pastor. Dr. c. A. Vincent, the
new pastor recently called to the church
from Boston, will occupy the pulpit for
the first time OH January II.
Or. Sanders. VINO will preach tomor-
row. is one of the leaders of the Con-
gregational denomination. He was for
merly dean of the Yale Divinity School,
and recently served as chairman of a
commission of nineteen. which drew up
a revision of the constitution of the
National Council of Congregational
Churches, which was adopted at n re-
cent meeting of the council in Kansas
City. and which will bring about a reor-
ganization of the work of that church.
especially in the relations OF the various
missionary and benevolent societies of
the denomination to the church as a
whole. This commission also drew up
a new statement of the Congregational
polity and faith, which was adopted by
the council with only one dis4Snting
vote
The first duty of DR.. Vincent as the
new pastor of the Mt. Pleasant Church
will be to preside at the annual meet
ing of the church. which viii be held
in the Sunday school room of the church
on Thursday evening, January S. At
this meeting reports will be givSn of
the work of the church during the past
year. and officers of the coming year
will be elected. DR.. Vincent has been
pastor of the Immanuel- Walnut Ave-
.nue Congregational Church in Boston
during the pNst seven years, previous to
which he bpiIt up a large church at
Galesburg, III. During his last year in
large Congregational Club in that city,
and he is recognized as one of the
principal preachers and pastors of the
Congregational Church in the eastern
part of the country.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
STORY OF VETERAN
! SAVED BY MISSION
Lawrence A. WOodring Once
Tried SuiCide-ReSCued BY
Gospel Mission.

On December . there appeared in The
Washington Times an account of the at.
tempted suicide of LaWrenCt A. Wood
ring Rushed to the Emergency Hospi-
tai. he was treated by skIllful physi-
clans. and saved from death. The Times
article attracted the attention of the
superintendent of the Gospel Mission,
who brought about the results attest
statement is taken verbatim from the
testimony of Mr.. Woodring.
Testimony of Lawrence A. WOodrinG
was born in t>e beautiful valley Of
Juniata and Pennsylvania forty years
ago My parents died when l was but
a child. I was educated in the Soldiers
Orphan School. When the Spanish war
broke out l enlisted in the FOrty-third
I. s. V. and went with the regiment
10 the Philippines, where ! participated
in = number of battles.
was also with a troop in China our
ing the Boxer war, and then returned
to the Philippines, and did duty as
nurse during the cholera epidemic and
bubonic plague on the islands. During
this time ] nurIed Governor General
Taft While a nurse l was captured by
bolo men, and held prisoner for three
months.
One day one of my captors took Of
tense at me and without ceremony pro-
Ceeded TO knock out my teeth with the
but OF his gun. While / lay prostrated
they brought red hot irons and branded
me, all during this time no thoughts of
religion ever entered my mind. l was
somewhat of an atheist. My dispOs
1iOn was of jOvial nature, in fact, they
called me Happy, after the noted "Hooli
gan" But four weeks ago l was any
thing but happy. ] searched in vain
for work. my money was exhausted, l
was starving and too proud to beg. In
my despair ! decided suicide was the
only thing that would relieve me OF my
of hunger. With no hopes Of employ
Iuent to relieve my distresses, l acted
on the suggestion. and took two bichlo-
ride of mercury tablets and sat down
on the curb at Second and Maryland
avenue southwest. The poison took eff
feet quickly, l was found and hurried
TO the Emergency Hospital. Quick and
good service of the doctors saved my
life. Ny rash act attracted Ele to
gresham from my district seeing the
article in The Washington Time, sent me
TO the Gospel Nilsson. The supsrinten-
dent H W. Kline. received me kindly.
and found some work. That night l at
tended the mission service where the
invitation was given for those who wish
ed to lead a better life was given. !
Bible said that VINO so ever would call
on the name of the Lord should be
saved. ] called in prayer, and the Lord
heard me, never until my dying day
can describe my conversion that night
i am far happier today than when I
was Happy Hooligan to the soldier boys.
December co, 1913.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Special Services
At Waugh Church

On Thursday evening at 7:9O there will
be a lecture at the Waugh Methodist
Church by the Rev. c. H. Butler, of the
Columbia Heights Lutheran Church on
the subject Martin Luther and His
Times" The lecture viii be illustrated
by stereopticon views.
A series of sermons has also been
arranged as follows:
January 4, 7:30-"Drawing the Bow at
Full Strength" a dramatic Old Testa-
ment story with modern application.
January II. 7:30-"The Imperial Factor
in the Human Soul" January Is 30
The Troubles of the Man on the
Fence: Reuben the Irresolute.'' Janu-
ary 25. 1:30-"Decision the Bedrock Of
Character; Daniel the Infiexible." Feb
ruary /. 7:9O-''A Nation Called to De-
cision: Elijah on Mount Carmel" Sun
day afternoon, February. l, o'clock
Meeting for men only. Special meetings
January . to @.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Secular League Notes.

At it's regular weekly meeting at
Pythian Temple Sunday at p. m, the
Washington Secular League will oe aG-
dressed by the Hon Louis F. Post.
Assistant Secretary of Labor, on the
subject, Industrial Democracy" Mr..
Post was formerly editor of THE Pub
lic." of Chicago, and has been long
prominent as a publicist and advocate
of economic and political reforms. The
meeting promises to be an unusually
interesting one, and the public Is in
Vited TO attend.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Sunday Services at
Foundry Church

Im Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning the subjects
of Rev. DIR. W. r. Wedderspoon's ser
mon will be. Welcome, 1914" followed
by the sacrament of the Lords Supper;
in the evening his theme will be The
Yelled Bride
The week of prayer will be observed
by services each evening next week.
except Saturday. The topics for each
service will be:
Monday-"Man and His God"
Tuesday-"Mad and His Bible"
Wednesday-"Man and His Church
Thursday-''Man and His Home"
F'riday-'Man and His Friend"
The service on Wednesday evening
will be in charge OF the Mems Club.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
WOMAN EVANGELIST
HERE FOR. A WEEK
Miss Jennie, the Railroad Evan
geIist, Scheduled for Weeks
Services at Mission.

Miss Jennie Smith, widely known as
the Railroad Evangelist" will conduct
series of meetings at ths Central
Union Mission all next week, giving
three services daily. MISS smith has
done much good in all parts CT Amer
lea. working ,peciaily with railroad
men. Although of advanced years she
sill continues tie work which she has
mapped out for herself and her enthu-
siasm and force seem TO ne little inn
pail &c by the approaches y drlc. The
Central Union Mission is especially for
tunate in securing the services of Miss
Smith, and interesting meetings are
expected for the week.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
ESotenSm

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC SOCIETY
I4I5 STREET n. W
Lecture Sunday evening al S.l5 by Agnes
]. Marslsnd. President o. Z : Public IN,
EiteC
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

hOBTHMJN>TER. IIth and L !. ave. y
". Rev 5. =. Bower. Minister. Services
81 II a N. and 7:4J ?. a. :. 5. $50 a m
" z. 6:45 p. m. Alt welcome.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Ladies' Society
Conducts Meeting

In the absence of Pastor Lutz, of the
H Street Christian Church, who is con-
Quoting ,eyangelfstic services in West
Virginia. the. Ladies' Missionary So
ciety will have charge of the services.
Mrs. baltimore, Mrs. Shinn, and Mrs.
Van Arsdale, former presidents OF the
Christian Women's Board of Missions
of the District of Columbia, will speak
at the morning service on Missions" "
and at the evening service Mrs. Don
Blaine. who is national lecturer for the
w. {. 7. L.. will speak and conduct a
temperance meeting. Special music will
be provided at each service.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
y Nv YORK AvENrE I:ssDyterisn chqrc

Services II a IN. and s D. IL.
HuEl" led BY quarJeJfe choir. $50 a
ilDle School 9l5 4. IA. Adult classes 80
m.. Christian EndeaNuT Society.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Several to Be Baptized.

What Christ Wants Us to Do in
1914" is Pastor F. W. Johnsons sub
ject Sunday morning in Grace Baptist
Church. NiPth and D streets south
east. There will be baptism AT the
evening services. when several persons
will be baptised. At 7:45 the sermon
subject will he Adding knowledge to
Faith" The church will observe the
week Of prayer with services every
night during the week.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Forty-One Baptized
During December

Special 1914 Sunday services are an
nounced by Pastor Z. Hez SVEN, for
the Centennial Baptist Church, Eighth
and ! streets northeast. a public
welcome TO members recentl- received
will prccede the celebration of the
Lords Supper. Several persons are
awaiting baptism, and forty-one were
baptized in December.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Rev. C. M. Billings
Pastor Evangelist

The following program has been ar
ranged for the week of January al
the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
where the Rev. c. NJ Billings, the we'll
known evangelist, will conduct ths sorv-
ices:
Sunday. Janua' 4, at II a. m.-"Christ
at the Door of a CLOSED Church." sun
day, January 4, at T:45 p. m.-''Christ IN
the Home" Monday. January ), at Z .E,
p. m.-'An Anxious Mother With thc
Saviour" Tuesday. January s. at "a
p. m.-'Two Brothers and the Saviour
Wednesday, January Z, at 7:45 D. m =
''Consecration-" Thursday, January s.
at 7:45 D. m.-''The Atonement." Friday
January 9. at 7:f5 p. m.-'tJustifiestion
by Faith
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
LEXINGTON.

NORTH CAP. FLA. AVE. AND Q ST.
REN. H. Z. RRUNDAGE. l.. d. Pastor.
u a m.-"DeIightfui Resolutions.
7:45 p. inflow Coo Deals Wiki Nan 20
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

Second 22nd. between + and = y W
Rev Andrew Il Bird. Divine worship. u
and p. Bible school. @.G m
Hioweek. Thurs. s 0 ~. Welcome.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Week of Prayer.

Tfc EvangelicaI Alliance has an
nounced the following subjects fog the
week of prayer for 1914: Nonda:-. Jan
nary 6, Confession and THANKSGIVING:
Tuesday, January !, The Church"
Wednesday, January s. Nations and
Rulers" Thursday. January ,, "E2.'-
ciGn Missions:" Friday, January 10.
Home Missions
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Dr.. Montgomery
s:. Will Give Sermon

DR.. James Shera Montgomery IS ar
nounced- to speak at the Metropolitan
Methodist Church Sunday morning on
the subject: THE Secret of Heroic
Greatness in the evening his special
subject will he The Fall OF Social
Idol" Special music and free seats to
the people.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Hold Rally Service.

Members of the Sunday school of the
Church of the Reformation, Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. will hold a new year rally day
service tomorrow morning, beginning at
$50. Representative Harry Hunter Sell
domridge of Colorado will deliver the
principal address.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
HAMLINE

FOUNDRY, ss Ass'%s '2!.I Of '9s :; rssside0's
REV " X. Wi:DDEESPOON. 4 T. pas.or
".@n d. M. Sunday school
u a. IN. "WEI.CONE 1914
Sa' Tam'u nj q The Lords S.Iuper
,.O0 y. IN. Epw orth league.
Z J.. iH.--'THE YELLED BRIDE
Excellent music. Visitors wCi'OUIc
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Gurley Memorial Church,
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL,

18th AND X SITS
q EVEREST Ora NGLE. d p. PASTOR.
II n. IN. New Year sermon: y. w.. ''Time
j. Money Vested choir, :. :. 9:@U m.
prayer meeting. O'Clock INT rsday evening
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
DR.. Carhart will Occupy Pulpit.

Dr. Charles J.. Carhart will occupy
the pulpit Of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church at the II o'clock morning serv-
ice. DR.. Carhart spent several wears in
the Syrian mission work. and was there
at the time the pastor the Rev. Alfred
+. BarrOws. was connected with the
Protestant College at Beyrut.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

In a series Of remarkable articles now
running in Everybody's Magazine. VII
liam Hard says: We have imported
religions frequently enough from the
Orient but it is 4 shock to Us 20 import
pig iror from there. We have a racial
SPECIAL mission to make pig iron our
selves"
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Unitarian

ALL SOULS CHURCH.
COR. 18th AND L. STS. ULYSSES c.
PIERCE. d. d. Minister. 9:45 a. m. sun
day school. Class for the Comparative StIriy
Of Religion and Unity Study Class II a N.
mOI ming service: sermon BY the minister
OF morning worship. D. m. LIBERAL Ea
ligfous Union. Address by Mr.. Lewis Mer
lam. Assistan. Chief Children's Bureau
10 all services
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Religius Services.

Religious services will be conducted at
1880 a. m, Sunday next, by the Rev.
E. S. Cans, United Christian Church.
at 232 Third street northwest. Subject.
Am Ny Brothers Keeper"
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
New Thought
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT

CENTER.
Miss Emma GRAY will resume the wedns
DAY evening meetings at p. m. Daily noon
meeting led BY DR.. Kicker. Class for chit
dren Saturdays at go p. n Loan and Trus
BOllcing. Public invited
NEW THOUGHT-The Cecil. Apt. 4o6, i5th
and l.: Mrs. Florence Willard Day teach
er and practitioner Lessons and treatmsn.s
upon application. Meetings THURSDAYS Al !
p. m. Public invited.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE
UNION MEETINGS. Mr. James A. EldgeT-
ton president Of the alliance. will speak al
Raucher's Sunday al .. m Subject. The
New Fulflls the Old. Public cordially In
yired
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Ingram Institutional

INGRAM INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH. Icth
ST. AND MASS. AVE. y. E. Open every
day and evening. Sunday. $50 a. m. II a
m, .. m. and 8 .. m. You should see this
church. John W. Frizzell. Minister.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Other Services

MADAME MOCNTFORD. Of Jerusalem. vi
in conjunction with the pastor Rev. o.
c Townsend Weaver's revival services ls
tlre on the Life Of Christ IN Grace NJ. \
Church. cor. and Sth sts., through a.
Week Of prayer beginning sunday eve.lins
;s45. January T.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

u is said that out OF every five who lie
on beds OF pam IN China. one is wholly
2 the mercy OF Chinese ignorance and
0Iperstition-
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
UniversaliSt
Salvation Army

All welcome Regular services Sunday. 10: 80
a m, 3:45 and S p. N. Other services SlJ
y. Ia daily except Sunday.
Miss COrrell will speak at p IN. on sun
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Gospel Mission
GOSPEL MISSION

- and 10 ~ st. lJohn Marshall place
Gospel scrN ices every evening OF the wear "a
7:t5 p. m. Sundays in Gospel Mission Hal
At and 7:t5 p. Gospel Wagon and
p. Good singing Happy testimonials
Warm Hall. All Welcome.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
columbia road and ksloTaIna.
REV. JOHN =. PALMER. .. D
n 2 u8. subject UNSEEN REALISM.
Evening fsubjecr. THE HI-GI'ESOTS. OR.
THE REFORMATION IN FRANCE" by
rHe pastor. Young Peoples meeting. p m
MIdweek meeting. Thursday al 7:4J. Sunday
school, $50 a. m.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Congregational
First Congregational Church.

L II oI NUHSI OSdIIUIIdI NH uI CH,
CORNER 10TH AND C SITS. y w
REV. LEWIS E. PURDUM. Assistant Pas
tor. II a. m. public worship. with sermon
by the assistant pa stor. Subject. LAUNCH
ING INTO THE DEEP" Music by quartet
and chorus choir. $50 a. m. Sunday school.
6:G D. m. Y. p. s. c E. p. m, public
Subject WORDS OF TRUTH AND
LOVE- Thursday. S p. m, annual meeting
of the church.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
Methodist Episcopal
METROPOLITAN
MEMORIAL

Methodist Church, corner of John Ma shall
place and g st. y. W, JAMES SHERA
MONTGOMERY. MINISTER. Morning ser
vice at II O'Clock, with sermon by the pas
tor: subject THE SECRET OF HEROIC
GREATNESS. d" Epworth League devotional
service at SIS. At o'clock Dr. Montgomery
4 SOCIAL IDOL" Special music and free
seats to the people