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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-20
NONSECTARIAN BIBLE LEAGUE.
Men Of Chevy Chase Form OrSnniza-
ton for study and Fellowship.

The members of the Mems League OF
Chevy Chase will be at home to their
friends on Tuesday evening. March 90. in
the Chevy Chase Library Hall. The
league is nonsectarian and was organized
last October for the study of the Bible.
the promotion of fellowship. and the per-
Torrance of such other duties as may be
agreed upon" Under the leadership of
Judge Arthur r. Thompson. lately of the
Nicaragua mixed claims commission. the
league holds Bible study lesson every
Sunday morning at 9:iJ o'clock in the
league room in the Chevy Chase Pres
byterian Church. A preliminary survey
of the Bible as Il whole occupied the first
three months of the leagues work. and
this is now being followed BY a detailed
study of the Old Testament. in the light
OF modern knowledge. At present the
Book of Exodus is being systema tically
considered.
The leagues growing membership now
includes about thirty men. The organizs-
ton for 1915 is as follows: Leader. Hon
Arthur II. Thompson: assistant leader. r.
:. Mcbride: president. Frederick W. Ash
ley: vice president. J. +. Biggs: CORE
spending secretary. George Winchester
Stone; recording secretary, J. J. Murphy,
and treasurer. Edwin II. Rosensarten.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

William Stansfcld. orSanist and choir
director of the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following mu-
steal program for Sunday morning: Or
gan prelude. Andantc cantahlC. Sym
phony No. ,Wid"r,: anthem. Contralto
solo and chorus. 20 Pray for the Peace
of Jerusalem IknoXl: quartet. Christ
is Knocking at My Sad Heart" COtisI;
offcrtory. tenor and bass duet. "Cruci-
fix CFaurc,; organ postludc, offcrtoire
in q (WellyI.
For the u'cIork scrvic" the music
will include: Organ prelude Cantabile
H.orep: anthem. Send ont Thy Light"
tGounod; uffertory. soprano solo. 20
Divine Redeemer'' tGOunod,.
During the musical half hour. begin
ming at o'clock. the following numbers
will be given: Oncrtoirc in e minor
Wrison: Elevation ,Saint-Sacn>l. An
dantino Cesar FranCkD: March FUneDre
ct Chant SCraphiIWc CGuilmanU; "a
Pastorale and CbD Flies IBomnet.
In the evening Rev. DR.. J. r. Stocking
gives the sixth of his series of addresses
on Lands al War" with the subject.
The Land OF Napoleon and Victor
Hugo"
The choir Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church will render on Wednesday. March
81, at p. m. Staincr's "Crucilixion."
Rev. l.. r Purdum will begin his du-
ties as pastor Of the Ingram Memorial
Conversational Church. Tenth street and
Massachusetts avenue northeast. tomnr-
row morning. succeeding Rev. DR.. J. W.
FriZZell.
The subject of the morning sermon win
be THE Way of the Gross. while in the
evening his topic will be The Harmony
OF Gods Creation" Morning services
will be held at II a. m. and the evening
services will begin at S =. M. William
StarneIl will be IN charge of the music.
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DACIA MAY BE RELEASED.
ship Seized May sail from France
After Bond Il Tut In. (.

The former German steamship Dacls.
now in custody OF a French prize court
because the French government chaI-
IenreS the validity Of the vessels trans
fer TO the American flag. may soon he
on the high seas aEain under the AmerJ-
can flag.
1t was learned yesterday that a re-
quest for the release OF the Dacia under
bond is being made to the French gov.
eminent on behalf Of the present owners
OF the vessel
Those Interested are hopeful OF obtain
ing the sanction OF the French suthorj.
ties to this rrduest. The British hsy.
not opposed similar applications for re-.
lease on bond before British prize COURTS
The Dacia vas purchased from the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line by T. ".
Breituns. American citizen. and
granted American registry She sailed
from Galveston in February with a cargo
OF cotton for Germany. after notice had
been given by the British that the vessel
would be seized. She was seized by the
French. as it turned out. ocfore reaching
the arena OF the British patrols.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

thildrCn-at-ChurCh Sunday will be Cele-
hrated tomorrow morning at Gunton-
Temple Presbyterian Church when the
pastor. Rev. c. Everest Granger will
preach to the children Of the Bible school
and congregation. The sermon topic will
be Webs" and each child will be pre-
scented by the pastor with a token.
Adjutant Heift of the Salvation Army.
will deliver an illustrated lecture at the
church i'll the evening. his subject being
From Bethlehem to Bethany.
On Friday evening of next week a
preparatory service will be held in the
chapel. and Rev. Howard b. Hannaford.
assistant minister OF the Church of the
Covenant, will preach.
The trustees OF this church have Just
issued an appeal for an Easter offering
of Sl.2O0. From annual reports recently
completed it is found that the church
has just closed the most successful fiscal
year in its history.
DR.. j. William Hudson. Phi. D., of Bos-
ton. special lecturer of the Boston Peace
Society. will speak on THE Foundations
Of International Righteousness at the
lexington Presbyterian Church tomor
row evening. The lexington Citizens
Association. through its secretary. A.
Coulter Wells. has sent invitations to
members and friends of that organization
10 attend this service.
The annual meeting Of the adult Bible
lass of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church took place Wednesday evening
III the church paTlors. The meeting was
opened by w. VI. II. Smith. the teacher.
with prayer. The class decided to offer
to the Home Mission Board money for a
scholarship. Herbert Walton Rutledge
was reelected president and Miss f. J.
Guffin vice president. Royal Simmons
was chosen secretary and treasurer.
The president appointed Mr.. Crittenden
chairman of the devotional committee.
r. =. Dyre chairman of the social COM
mittee. and /. c. Mclaughlin chairman
Of the membership committee. After the
election of officers the social committee
took charge and q mock debate was held
on the question. Resolved. That pins are
of u greater potentiality than powder"
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LUTHERAN.

At st. Paurs Lutheran Church a
series of quiet hour services will be
held next week under the auspices Of
the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor. The meetings are to
be held from 4:45 to $50 and are to
consist of brief addresses appropriate
to the Lenten season and of attractive
music. Rev. John T. Huddle is pas
tor of the church and Roy Hickman
is president of the society
On Monday the speaker will be Rev.
F. T Nicholas. pastor of Keller Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. On Tues
day the address will be by Represent
alive NJ. A. Morrison. of Illinois, and
Miss Marian Larner will render a solo
Rev. Howard Il. Hannaford, of the
Church of he Covenan.
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ARMY ORDERS.

| So much of TaraEraph { SPECIAL Orders No -
March 9. - direct. Capt Isurcnoe '. Frazier
COrTS OF Enp1useTs TO report person the cOrn
! ulaniing officer. Fort Po--r v Y for the rhvscsI
examination and TTSscgibed test in hOS~msnship is
amended 70 direct Capt. Frazier ~ reyrrt
TO the commanding general Eastern Department, for
| that TsIrT.se.
Ieavr Of aj~Sncr for twenty days on surgeon :.
certificate Of ai,stity. TO take effect upon his e
lief truIu Treatment at the Walter Rcul General
Hospital, is granted Capt. Henry C. Michic jr..
Medical C~r~.
Paragraph n. Special Orders. No. 49, March T. -
amended to T nj follows: Ma GIen =. Icuks.
Ordnance Department. is relieved from duty A. III.
Sandy Hook Proving Ground Sandy HOOK y J..
n take effect March n. and will then Irncerd to
Manila. and re'urt to the Commanding general
firr Lieut.. MaJscII Murray. Coast ArtiI.rv
Cons. will re;.nt on or about ATril l to the cum-
handing of,--- Coast Drfenses OF San Frarc1srn
Scott. Cal
Capt Clint u. Stewart Ordnance n-ra-tmsr'.
Will make not 10 e,cerd three visits durins ~"
month Of Anrl TO tine works cf the Colts FIRE
Arms Manufacturing COMPANY Hartford Conn. t..
insTDct matrTicI for the Ordnance D-rartr.rt
Mai. Samuel Hot. Ordnance DEPARTMENT Will
make not TO exceed three visits ~ month durrn-
Aprtl MAY. ald June to the Mill, Woven Carrr1,Isc
RFt Company. Worcester. Mass TO Inspect matCri,l
for the Ordnance Department.
Lieut.. Col George Monicumsry. Orinancr p.Ta--
ms Mt. or one AT his commissioned assist ants VIII
visit the Sandy Hook Proving ,;ruund. SANDY H.rk.
nTs
Fr1nkford Arsenal
First Lieut.. Julian ) Hstchrr Or,Inanca pcrart
mont. viii proceed to the WORKS Of the Genera
Electric tonranv. Schenectady. y. Y to INSPECT
ordnance matrriel.
Lave OF ltn 'nce for three months Ia take err~.
June .. is G-inted Capt. William = Valentine
QuarteTmaster Corps
Leave Of absence for two months Ia tab. eN,,-f
upon his relief from treatment At the Walter Re,4
General Hospital. Takona Park II. C. il granted
Capt. Julian he Court. Philippine Scouts
Boards Of officers APPOINTED to meet a. the
pIaoss hereinafter named April /. for the Trlr-
pose Of cOnduc1inG the examination of ayTIican:,
for appointment as acting dental surgean. United
States
West Porn,-Iisut. Col. Henry A. Shaw. Medical
Corps; First i.sIt. = Davis Boak dental slrvrpn
and ffst lasct. Frank L. X. Lsnamme dental
surgeon.
Fort Jaw. y. Mi Albert E Tr.by Medical !
'Hrrs; First Lieut.. George L. Mason dental SIR !
econ. and FTst Lieut.. Samuel H. Leslie dental
surgeon.
Columbus Barracks Ohio-Lie-t Col Charlie.
Wilcox. Medical Cons; First Lie4I, Edwin T. !
lsnor. dental surgeon. and First Lieut. George /
GuncSel dru,aI sIryeou
Jsfers1n Barracks. No-Mai James NJ Kennel
Medical Cor!s: First Lieut. CIarenc. 4 Laud,~,
Gale. dental sLrSeon. and First Lieut. John A. Nc
Ahs;er, T.. dental surgeon
LetternAn Hosrital Preside II san F7urso-
.oi Guy L. Ecie. Medical Corrs: First Lieut..
W Imam H. Chambers. dental surgeon and First |
Lieut.. george H. CssAdsy. dental surgeon.
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NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

NOV ENENiS UF NESSEL~.
Nsrysnd Hull. Hopkins. Lawrence and Stewart
sailed for San Francisco March =; Irunrlois saiIi
ir san Pedro March Il: Lebanon. arrived NorfoIs
March Is: Rocket. sailed for Indian Head March
IS: Patap>co and PAtuxent sailed for Cape MAySi
March Is; standish. sailed for Norfolk March Is;
Colorado and Saturn arrived at San Francisco, March
IS; iroquois arrived at san Pedro March ls whippie
Paul Jones. Perry. ,Preble and Tnsxtun sailed for
Ssusalito March Il: New Orleans. sailed for San
Francisco March 10.
Note-The CycloT.. due at Hampton Road. TO-
day. will return to Guantanamo after loading a
carEp II coal
ORDERS TO OFFICERS
Eosim G.. L. Greene. detached naval training
station. Newport x. T.: tn Brookyn.
Past Assistant Surg W. H. HAlsry. TO naval
Thinning station. San Frapeisco Cal
Assistant Paymastr william Cover 20 Nav
Pay Offcsn' School. wsshinston. D. C.
Chspaain c. Q. Wright. 10 nasl asining station,
Saa FnAeisco. Cal
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ENGINEERS ATTEND FUNERAL.
Com IN issiOner Mai. kutz and Assoc.
ciates at Mcfarland Services.

Engineer Commissioner Maj. Charles
kutz and a number of officials of the
District engineer department. attended
funeral services for w. A. Mcfarland.
superintendent OF the District water de-
partment, at his late residence. 37I9 Morri-
son street northwest. yesterday aft
ernoon. Rev. DIR. James Mcbride Stsr-
rett officiated. lnterment was at Rock
Creek Cemetery
The flags on all District government
buildings were at half-mast during the
day in accordance with a resolution
adopted by the Commissioners. The de-
ceased is survived by one sister. Miss
Elizabeth Mcfarland.
Mr.. mcfarland was president Of the
Washington Society of Engineers. He
has been head of the District water de-
partment since November. 1896 He also
was a member of the American Society
of Engineers. the Cosmos Club and the
Southern Lehigh Club.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

In accordance with the wishes Of
the Holy Father. Pope Benedict Nv
special devotions will be held tomor.
row in all the Catholic churches OF
the city and public prayers Offered
Tor the restoration OF peace in Europe
AT st. Patrick's Church there will
be all day exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament beginning with the mass
and ending with The evening Lenten
services. Masses will be said at :. s.
3. 10 and IL o'clock. the last mass
oelnE solemn high mass which will
he sung by the rector. Mgr. william
L. Russell Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara
VIII deliver a sermon on Peace"
= Il Mills Silby and Miss Jennie
G!ennan, directors of the two choirs.
have arranged a special program of
music, which will be as follows: AS
perges tGregorian). sanctuary choir;
lntroit (Gregorian). sanctuary choir;
kyrie DosserD. mixed choir;
Graduate Falsibordone). sanctuary
choir; Tract (Falsibordone). sanctuary
choir: Neni Creator tStrassburgD.
sanctuary choir: Credo PalestrinaJ.
sanctuary choir; Offertory (Gregoriam.
sanctuary choir; Offertory Motel. Ella
Mater tDvorak), mixed choir: Sanctus.
Benedictus and AGnus Del (DosserD
mixed choir; Communion Figured
muSlc), sanctuary choir. and hymn to
81. Joseph. mixed choir. At the end
OF the mass the congregation will
sing In unison with the two choirs
Holy God. We Fraise Thy Name"
Al $50 p. IN. the evening devotions
VIII begin. Mgr. Russell will at these
services give the last of his series of
sermons on "Chrlstian Marriage" Fol-
lowing the sermon there will be re-
cited the prayer composed by the
Holy Father. Pope Benedict. followed
ny tn" singing Of the LItany of the
Saints.
Passion Week. Sor,,ccs viii he solemn
tzed at holy Trinity Catholic Church dur
Ing the week which begins tomorrow.
sunday March y. is Peace sunday"
a day set aside by Pope Benedict Tor the
Catholics To unite in prayer that the war
now prevailing in Europe may come 10
an honorable end. In Holy Trinity 'e
peace festival Will be Ushered IN at the
carly mass. a. IN.
At o'clock tine Sudaity Of the Elcssed
Virgin Mary will attend the mass in Il
body. and Offer up their prayers and COM
munion for the intention of the Holy
Father.
At hlSh mass. ~ a. M. the eXplans-
tons of the service and sermon will be
preached hy the pastor. Rev. Edward NJ
Corbett. The music will he under the
direction of Prof. Ernest Behm one or
the numbers being GOunod's "Jcrusa-
lem The solo will be sung nv Master
Joseph Sheele, the vested choir forming
the chorus.
At the vcsper service at 80 p. IN.
after the regular service is finished, the
special prayer. written by Pope Benedict
for the restoration OF peace among the
Christian nations will he reCitcd follow
ed by the i.tany of the Saints, and then
the bcnediCtiOn of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. and placing it back in the sacred
repository.
On Tuesday evening the Sodalitv meets
at 80 r. m. to rcCit" the solemn Office
OF the dead. DE Proioundis," and other
Psalms of David.
On Wednesday night the regular Lenten
sermon Will he preached hv 7. A Torn
dorf. famed as man of science. who IL
also one Of the leading pulpit orators of
the Society of Jesus.
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SOCIETY


students and their guests were interested
in the presentation Of the work of the
children's Bureau by Mrs Max West.
Among the guests was Mrs. Tsaar /:
Sherwo God. wife of Representative Isaac
II. Sherwood. OF Toledo. Ohio. who T--
sponded to the request of the students
and sang Hawlcy'S I'm Garden -
Brahms "Sapphic Ode" and SChuhrr:'s
'Tngcduld." In answer TO repeated en-
cores Mrs. Sherwood gave The Night
Has a Thousand Eyes" set to music Of
her own composition. Mrs. Butler. the
Shakespearean scholar and reader. add
ed to the pleasure Of the afternoon by a
reading. The great room used rs a
chapel is especially adapted to such forms
OF entertainment. Refreshments were
served in the onyx reception room. Miss
Miriam Williams. of New Jersey. pre-
sided at the tea table.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and Miss
Frances Moore have gone TO New
York for a TWO weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Herbert Hostct;er ~
New York and Pittsburgh. arrived AT
the Willard for a short visit. Mr.. and
Mrs r. Il. Barrett. OF Warrenton. Va.
are at the same hotel.
Miss NJ. A. Spence and Miss Ethel
Spence. of Rockland. Mass. who have
been spending the winter in Florida. are
a few days in Washington en- route
home.
Mrs. NJ. X. Fox. of ST. Paul. Mimi,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
She is at the Ebbitt
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Pope Benedict's Peace Prayer

Of people.
o o
hope God Of with invoke Thee
mx
fate Of
Europe which
of
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HOLY WEEK PROGRAM.
Churches Will Cooperate as Last
Year in Special Services.

Union holy week services have been
arranged by six of the churches of the
Northwest. The churches co-operating
will be Vermont Avenue Christian. ST
Andrews Protestant Episcopal. Luther
Place Memorial Lutheran. Temple Bap-
tlst. Northminster Presbyterian, and
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian.
Similar services We're held last year by
the same churches and We're so beIpfuI
and successful that the demand for n
repetition of them is said 10 have been
general
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PRUETT HEADS MATES.
Final Meeting Will BE Held This
Evening at the EbbItt.

Election of officers and routine matters
We're considered yesterday by the Amer
lean Association OF Masters Mates and
Pilots in session in the Ebbitt.
The following were elected officers:
John H. Pruett. Brooklyn. president: G.
b. Downs. Norfolk. Va. first vice presi-
dent: w. F. Daniels. jr.. Savannah. sec
ond vice president; w. n. Phinney.
Kittery Me. third vice president: r. 8.
Lavender. Baltimore. fourth vice presi-
dent; A. b. Devlin. Jersey City. treas
urer: NJ. ID. Tenniswood. Camden. secre-
tary. and X. NJ Lavender, Boston. trustee
for three years.
Arrangements were completed for the
members of the organization to call on
the Secretaries of War and Navy. to-
day. The final session Of the conven-
ton will be held this evening.
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East Under Cattle Quarantine.

A report that the quarantine for foot
and mouth disease had been lifted from
the entire State Of New Jersey was de-
ciared by the Department of Agriculture
yesterday to be without foundation In
common with the whole of the territory
east of the Mississippi and north OF the
Virginia Tennessee line. all of New Jer-
sey Is under some form OF quarantine.
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Presents Conditions in Asia

Next sunday afternoon at the 4 o'clock
meeting for railroad men at the Ter
minal r. Il. Y. NJ. c. \. rooms. Union
station. G. II. Winslow. the secretary.
VIII give stereopticon address on THE
New Era in Asia The new era in the
political. intellectual. social. and religious
life Of the ancient Eastern lands will be
presented. with the great opportunities
and responsibilities of our own country
in the development of Asia.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

On Sunday morning at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. Rev. George A. Miller
VIII preach on Parents and Children"
ana the night service on the subject,
TWO Banquets." a sermon especially for
Young people. The ordinance OF baptism
VIII be administered at the close of the
evening service
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To Pray for Finance Campaign

The Young W0men's Christian Associa-
ton NfSper service tomorrow. at 4:30
y. M. is to be one Of special preparation
for the following week. at which time
the annual finance campaign will take
place. br. Ada X. Thomas will speak.
Miss Edna Cosdem will sing. accom-
panied by Mrs. F.. s. Maxwell. 1t is
hoped that large number Of the MEM
hers of the association will no present
10 join in the special service for praise
and PRAYER
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NEDNNTA.

SISTER htNAMATh LECTURES SUNDAY. 5
=. M. lol5 u It. NV subject ..Iudis.s Nc,ar.
T." me Nofia. Glasses, lSll n i. NV Wedness
day. : IN. StrSy Of BhaSavll-Gita Friday 3
p m Tactical tain IN Psychic Power and
Hl"Ituai'y- Public invited 10 all meetiuss
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST On E'H or CHRIST. SCIENTIST Co
hThia road and Euclid -. Service: Srrday II
a m. ihi : J. M. NT'"rt, MATTER sun
'aT sh""l. u 2. N. Wr,iu,'-iav rI,HIu- r,rcf M
"cio'A- !'ihic ~'rrl'slly Iurrjr-l. leading room
ard l'an library. 81 Colorado bld.
81 ''Np 'ItI RON or CHRIST ~'TENTIST
'''l an" l. -. IN. ~rIyl,TS. SUr,las. II M
AMI p Il. SuiNr' ''NNTTEE Sunday
sch"'. il , M. M'7ir"s,ay ciruiuS meeting. 5
o'"'h. fIhiIe ru-dIaIIy lnyir,~I Reading room,
and loan library, Tl G,.lor,do bldg
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

At OLD MASONIC TEMPLE. 9th and -. as
p m. lecture by r. H. HIRSH: toxic "RAP-
TIsM.'' 10 ,. m. class meeting for Bible study.
All welcome. No collection.
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UNDENOMINATIONAL,

>EMbLl HALL. 18th s.. and Ia .e Sun
csv school 9.i5 a m GC,ueI rrescbinr 7I5nn
Neehnght meetings. Tuesday and Friday, 10
=. m. All invited
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4 series OF five Sunday evening
sermons Tor young men on THE Ifs
of Manhood" is being given by Rev
John r. Huddle at st Paurs Church
The talks are based on Rudyard
kiplinS's "I<" The minister is said
to have built each sermon around 4
fve-polnted star of truth.
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will speak on Wednesday afternoon
and T.. Lester Ballard will sing The
speaker for Friday is Rev. Richard
pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church. and the soloist is Miss Esther
l.inkins- The public. and especially
the young people. are invited to these
services
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BAPTIST.

.Iudc" W. r. Norris. of the Department
of Justice. will deliver his lecture on
THE Man and the Book at First Bap-
fist Church. Sixteenth and . streets, to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
Rev. John f. Briggs, pastor Fifth Bap-
fist Church. will preach tomorrow morn
ing on THE Prophet Amos and the Euro
psan War" As a prologue to the even
ing sermon he will speak briefly on PRO
hibtion, the Excise Board, and the Grand
Hotel" \ baptismal service also will
prcCCde tn" evening sermon. on the sub
jcCt "a Midnight Conversion" The Ba-
raca and Philathea Sunday School classes
will give an entertainment Wednesday
night. illustrated by pictures.
The new building of the Centennial Bap-
rist Church. Seventh nd | streets north
east. was occupied last Sunday. and large
congregations attended the morning and
night services. Tomorrow the pastor. Rev.
r. IIeZ SwCm, will preach at II a. m. and
s y. IN. Baptisms will occur at night if
the baptistery is completed.
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y. w. G. A.

y VI. G. A. vESPER SERVICE. SUNDAY
March y. At 40 D. M. SPEAKER. DIR. Ada L
Thomas. Music. Miss Edna Cusdcn
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THEO>DPHN.
SPIRITUALISNI.

FIRST SPlRITCALST CHURCH. Pythisn Ten
pie. lo2 9Th = nv. drst floor. % ?. m address
hy W. H Andrews They say unto him Lord
that ,NCs may he rI"Uei. Matt. D5l
sIiut mcssacvs by Mrs. Ma;Ir. AL invited
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UNITARIAN.
tNINERS&I.IST.

CHT E'H nT ORR FATHER. 18Th and l. z,s. NV
Rev. John Van s'i.ar& IT,. u. -. IssIrr. Pub
Ir: worship al II =. with >.rmrn L. In l. e.
IL. fmrry. f AL >Ul1 CLrrrI. Young Tepr.In' ;
CHRISTIAN non a (. ID: lead r. Mis-, Lewis
sunday -chOcl, 9ij q. IL. Free kindergarten, Il
n