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The Washington times., 1915-05-01
=, TALKS OF HUMANITY
.N HIGHER EDUCATION
Dr.. Hibben Addresses Alumni Of
Princeton at Reunion in New
Willard.

DIR. John Grier Hbbcn told how the
human element had entered into higher
education and DR.. J. Duncan Spaith told
how athletes were attaining scholastic
honors before the Princeton Alumni AS
sociation which dined last night at the
New Willard.
President Hibben and DR.. Spaith. who
Is director of rowing at the university,
were the principal speakers. oliver
Metzerott, president of the alumni as
ISOLATION, was toastmaster.
Il believe 1t H. possible for a man TO
participate in athletics even thoush ne
purposes, provided wholesome ana
normal relation between studies and
athletics is maintained. said Dr.
sgaith. :. :. -
the success of study we would abolish
all athletics, but have generally round
that the man who is efficient as an ath-
lete Is an honor man in his studies
Sense of Inquiry.
The most hopeful aspect of the pres
ent day college student, to DR.. Hib-
bens mind, Is the development Of
sense of inquiry.
mo longer do we have the student
who learns and recites a lesson" said
DR.. Hibben. There Is an inclination In
our students to challenge the professor
upon his statements. a spirit to argue
his theories with those of his protes-
sor."
The war In Europe. DR.. Hibben
thinks, has done much to intensity in
terest in the study OF history. This In
terest, he said, has taken the form uf q
deeper interest In the underlying causes
that give directions to events.
The sympathies Of young men have
been stirred by this war in Europe ns
never BEFORE" he continued. They
are trying to learn the causes which
the position the United states shoukl
take"
Among the Guests.
Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney. Of
ths United States Supreme Court; Chief
Justice J. Harry Covington, Of the Dis
trtct Supreme Court, and Justice Wal
ter I. Mccoy were among those attend
ing the dinner. Others present were:
oliver Metzerott. M. Horn, Edmund
Brady, Henry E. Davis. James M.
lap. w. J. Father, James L. Novis. F..
A. Bollock. John B. O'Connor. David r.
Myers. Charles s. Smith, T. 8. File
Brown, A. B. Kelly, f. s. McCalmont,
q. T. Dunlap, C. D. Fowler. DR.. John
Van Rensselaer,. Col w. w. Harts, U.
q. d.. G.; A. B. Hagner. Hughes OIL
phant, Alexander Britton Browne, WILL
lam Ballantine. Newton X. Fox. Frank
B. Fox. Victor Kaufman. George G.
lawrence M. Baker. 6. T. Torter, c,
e. Knickerbocker. Milton w. King
William Barnum, and Charles Henry
Butler.
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Justify its use in all cases of coming
motherhood. 1t has been generally
recommended for years and years and
those who have used irspeak in high
est praise of the immense relief il
affords. Particularly 40 these know.
ing mothers speak of the absence Of
morning sickness, absence of strain
on the ligaments and freedom from
those many other distresses usually
looked forward to with such concern
There is no question but what
Mothers Friend" has a marked ten
dency to relieve the mind and this or
itself in addition to the ply steal re-
lief has given 1t very wide popu.
larity among women.
You can obtain "Mother's Friend" at
almost any drug store. 1t has helped
host of mothers to complete re-
Covery.
1t is prepared only by Bradfeld
Regulator Co.. 3Ol Lamar Bldg" At
ianta Ga.
Avoid the many worthless substi-
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.BONzANO TO PRESIDE
At TSODAL|TYSERV|CE
Hundred and Fifty PostuIants
to Be Received Into Ranks
on May g.

Mgr. John Bonzano, apostolic delegate
to the United States. will officiate at
the annual solemn reception of candi-
dates into the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, for the members OF
Georgetown University professional
schools, which will be held in Dahlgren
Chapel on the afternoon Of May 9.
The Rev. Walter Drum, s. j., profess
sor of Scripture at Woodstock College,
will preach the sermon. Preceding the re-
ception the Law School Sodality Will
elect officers
About 150 postulants will be received
into the ranks Of the society. This will
bring the membership Of the sodality
to nearly 800
The Law School Sodality Is under the
direction of Father T. A. Emmet, 8. j.,
of the faculty Of Georgetown College.
by whom it was organized. The Medi-
cal and Dental Sodality was organized
by and is under the direction OF Father
F. A. Torndorf, s. j., professor of physi-
ology at the Georgetown Medical and
Dental Schools. The sodalities meet
once a month in Dahlgren Chapel to at
tend mass and receive holy communion.
and are designed to secure spiritual as
well as temporal advancements for the
men who are preparing to meet the pro-
fessional world.
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Sunday Says He. Spurned
$175,000 Movie" Offer

PATERSON. N j.. May billy
Sunday today declared that he had re
fused an offer OF $1,000 to appear in
the "movies" for year. This state
ment came when he was asked concern
ing a reported offet of $4,000 to appear
in the MIN. The Sky Pilot"
IT won't enter this movie game" de-
clared Sunday. My business Is saving
souls, and I'm going to stick to 1t. They
call me a CRATER, and all that, but. just
the same. refused an offer OF sl75.OO0
to play with a movie company a year.
mate ths kind Of . Ersftsr / am"
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Fulton R.Gordon Demands
Interest on $500 Deposit

A ruling was requested by Fulton H.
Gordon today on the recent order of the
Public Utilities Commission requiring
the payment by public utilities of In
terest at the rate of per cent on de-
posits made by customers. The order
was issued by the commission under
date of April %. and becomes effective
today. 1t was intended to apply espe-
ciallv to deposits made ~ consumers
for gas and electric service.
Mr.. Gordon says he has deposited
with the Georgetown Gas Light Com
pany 500 for the extension of gas
mains In Chevy Chase. The company
declares the order of the commission did
not REQUIRE it to pay interest on depos-
it's O fthis kind. Such a position, Mr..
Gordon declares. Is unjust. as gas COM
panjes would he compelled to pay in
tereet on capital borrowed to extend
their mains.
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Mt. st, Alban Summer
School Open Four Days

The Mt. st. Alban Summer School for
Sunday school workers will be held this
year from June to IL, inclusive, at
Cathedral close, 1900 Wisconsin avenue.
II Is announced.
The school is conducted under joint
management of the boards of religious
education of the province of Washington
and the diocese Of Washington, with the
cooperation of the Bishop Of Washing
ton. It's aim is to give expert instruc-
ton in the principles, methods, and ma
teriai of modern Sunday school teaching
and administration.
The sessions will be held in the assem-
bly, hall of the Cathedral School for
Girls Those desiring to enroll should
address Canon De Vries, National Cathe-
dral School for Girls, Mt St Alban.
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Kirk Bible Class Works
To Add to Membership

The campaign to increase the MEM
bership Of the Kirk Bible Class of
Gunton- Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church is on in earnest. Under the
auspices of the class the campaign was
inaugurated with turkey dinner to
the men Of the church and guests of
the class members on Tuesday evening.
About FORTY attended the dinner.
George M. Kirk, leader of the class.
acted as toastmaster and introduced the
guest Of honor and principal speaker of
the OCCASION, II. s. Omohundro. leader of
the "Omo" class. Ed Widmayer, presi-
dent of the ."Omo'' class; the Rev. DIR.
Granger. pastor Of GuntonTemple Me-
mortal Church; j. f. Bromwell, and
Charles N. McCulloch also made brief
addresses.
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To Consider Proposal
For BoWlers' Convention

Representatives of the local chapter
Of the Atlantic Coast Bowling Associa-
ton will appear before the joint con-
ventions committee of the Board Of
Trade. Chamber of Commerce, and Re-
tail Merchants Association at a meet
ing to be held at the Chamber of Com
merce at 1880 o'clock Tuesday to as
certain what inducements the commit
tee can offer to bring the annual meet
ing of the association to Washington in
1916.
At noon Monday the transportation
committee Of the Chamber will discuss
the inauguration of iitney bus service
here.
The membership committee will meet
at noon Tuesday, and the monthly
be held Wednesday.
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First PRESBYTERIAN
Bible Class Banquets

Songs. speeches, and reCitations
marked the annual banquet Of the
Mems Bible Glass of the First Presby-
terian Church last night. The class is
one of the leading Bible classes in the
city. and is taught by Judge ]. Robert
Anderson. of the Department of JUS
tiCc. who presided at last nights gath
ering.
Those who took part in the enter
tainment were: Walter Cossins, songs:
+. Barbour. dialect recitations; and the
Rev. John Britton Clark. who delivered
the principal address.
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Thirteen Eggs, Eighteen
Chicks, Is Hens Record

DEXTER. Me, May Ralph G.
Blethen claims the New England record
for Matching chickens.
Three weeks ago he placed thirteen
cggs beneath one of his prize Plymouth
Rock hens. This morning when h" ia-
spected the nest he discovered eighteen
chicks. His only explanation is that
some OF the eggs must have been double
yolked.
Yesterday when ne Inspected the nest.
during the absence Of tn" hen. the shells
Of the original thirteen eggs were Ia the
nest
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
District Re-eStabliShed.

WILKESBARRE, May 1.-The old
Twelfth internal revenue district Of
Pennsylvania will be re-established, and
headquarters opened in Scranton today
The Twelfth district is now merged
with the Ninth. with headquarters in
Lancaster, the present territory embrac-
ing thirty-five of the central State
counties.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
Sunday Has Won 6,54
Converts in Paterson

PATERSON. n. j., May Among the
$50 trail hitters" last night Billy Sun
day counted sandy-haired youths and
pig tailed girls. for it was school chill
dren's night. With yesterdays converts
Sunday now has 6.544 trail" followers.
Collections TO date total 500 704
Sunday will umpire a ball game today
between the local high schrn' n:ne and
the team from Newton IIigr school
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Test for Furnaceman.

The Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination July for the po-
sion Of foundry furnaceman. Washing
ton Navy Yard, at pay from $40 to $3.50
per day. No educational test will be
given. Applicants will be examined as
to their physical ability, training, ex-
perience, and fitness
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

with delnratns from a1 the counties
IN the Jurisdiction present the Freshly
terv ~ West Hanover has just held
'ts snrtng meeting In tho Collage Church
at Hnmnden-Sidnev Va NVcst Han
over Is the outgrouth nt -! Hanover
Preshvterv. tho oldest Prnshvterian or
pan'zation south Of Philadelphia. and
is therefore. the mother of organized
Proshvteria nism IN the South
Action taken Nv the Preshyterv or
Hanover in FEBRUARY. 1T4 -nsulted in
~" establishment Of Hampden- sidney.
College.
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appIicati ton Known
as " NJ o t h Q r. 8
Friend" During
the period of ex-
peCtancy it is ap-
piled to the abb
dominal muscles
and is designed 10
soothe the intri-
ca te network of
nerves involved.
In this manner II
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
EVANSVILLE.

Thomas II. Pickford. of Washington.
was fined $5G by Justice of the Peace
A. II. Dahler of Bladensburg, on
charges of operating an automobile
without an operators license and regis
tration and tags.
John w. Young. of Washington. vas
arrested yesterday by Deputy Com
missioner Wildman. charged with OPP
Grating an automobile without sufficient
tags. He left SIS collateral.
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Electricity Is Reduced.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Consumers of
electricity served by the New York
Edison Company. excepting these in the
old town of Kingsbridse. will have their
kilowatt to 8 cents. The company. how
ever. will be permitted to charge for
electric lamps. The new rate goes into
effect today.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The Rev. J. Leighton Stuar.. mis-
sionary to China, will preach tomorrow
evening at the Second Presbyterian
Church Mr.. Stuart has Just returned
from China and will give the latest re-
port of conditions in that country.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Julius Graham, an inspector OF th'
Virginia health department. is mahnt
an Inspection of the restaurants. hotels
shops. and stores of Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 20. has
indefinitely postponed the entertain
ment to have been given by Miss Jean
Wilson Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The circuit court, with Judge J. b. T
Thornton, presiding, will open its Ma.
term on Monday at II o'clock instead
10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Fire Marshal Edwin keegin has with
drawn from the race for chief of the
local department and has also an
nounced he will not be a candidate tor
marshal
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The Washington Ribla Society WI
bold its annual meeting tomorrow night
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
The Rev. George A. Miller. the pastor
who also Is president of the society
"ilI preach the anniversary sermon
Ir@ca Arson q. Tavlor vice president
will tell Of the work of the society
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Town Treasurer william \. Shepherd
who has been confined at Garfield Hos
pital, is steadily improving.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow night the bright hour
service will he tnaugurated. The service
will continue throughout the summer
months. The pastor. the Rev W. r.
"eddersDoon. will preach on the theme
Savonarola," the first I'm n series Of
special sermons on Heroes" Dr.
Weddersnoon will preach on "a Heav-
onlv Alliance and administer the
Lords Supper at the morning service.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

John F. Bennett. OF the Jerry McAu-
10Y Mission. OF New York. will assist In
tho services at Central Union Mission
tomorrow. He will relate how he was
saved" IN the metropolis The Rev.
Earl W. Clark. who spent six years in
South America doing missionary work,
will speak on ship subsidy IN the after
noon.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Funeral services for Herman Lacy
who was killed in Washington Wednes
day by an electric car. were held toda,
from the residence at Addison Heights
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The Passion Play will be given in
stereopticon pictures at the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
and on May 9 by the Rev. DIR. W. D.
Skellinger. The topic of Mr.. Skellin-
gers sermon tomorrow morning will
be GLORIOUS Things
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The East Hyattsville Citizens AS
sociation has resumed it's sessions and
the first meeting will be held in the
East Hyattsville school house on May
7 and on the first Friday of each
month thereafter.
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Adventists

MEMORIAL. CHURCH, 18th, near NJ, n W.
IS r HORTON, Pastor, Subject SUNDAY,
n m. WHY THE WORK OF SEVENTH
NV ADNENTISTS?" Song Service, 1850
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

An automobile owned by Washing,
Thomas, of Mt. Ida. Va. got beyond
the drivers control last night as she
was trying to turn at King and Pitt
streets and ran across the sidewalk
smashing a show window In Swar
Brothers store.
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Dr. James Shera Montgomery will
nreach on "The Causes of D'scoura re
rNerts and the Word In Season" AZ the
morn'nr service tomorrow AZ the Mnt-n-
politan Methodist Church. Hts evening
subject r''ll he. Jonah and tho Whale
with Modern Interpretations"
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Boy or Girl
Great Question!

This brings to many minds an old |
and tried family remedy-an external
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

A cannairn for funds TO enable them
To purchase tho site now occunied bv
the Trin'dad Rartist Church has heen
inaupursted n" members OF that con-
"regHt!on. Tho r-stor, the Rev. R. J.
Hawkins, Is in charge Of the work
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

Hitchcock hall at the Government
Hospital for the Insane was crowded
with inmates and employees last night
during an entertainment.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
Spiritualism
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE SOCIETY
"The Souls Possibilities.

is the subject Alfred n. Terry will lecture on
sunday svening al clock at tlp ION 81
\, W. followed by ballot readings Inter
views daily at l3l c ct. n. Z. Phone Line,
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
ALEXANDRIA LOSES
FOURL|QUOR SHOPS
Only Forty Establishments
Granted Licenses for New
Fiscal Year.

ALEXANDRIA,, May 1.-Alexandria
will have forty places of business where
liquor is sold this year Judge l.. C..
Barley yesterday completed granting
licenses for the new fiscal year which
begins today. This Is reduction of
four the following firms having failed
to apply for renewals: NJ. s. Fairfax &
Co., Garrett & Monroe, estate of Will
liam Rogers and Joseph b. Drew.
Following is a list of the firms to whom
licenses were granted: Lucien A. Davis,
Charles II. Zimmerman, James III. Nc
Gowan, Ahern BIOS, George w. Rob
erts, Jacob Brill, Herbert J. Baker, II.
l.. Cheshire. James M. Doherty, Harry
tleischmann, John J. Hanratty, p. W.
Harvey, w. f. IIammersley, John II.
Haywood Thomas F. Kelly. John A.
Lannon, s. J. McCauley. G. f. Nigten-
gale, Edward Quinn Sons. Joseph II:
Ramsay, J. Harry Rice, Rammel and
Bales Richard c. Burnett. Eugene r.
Bode, James f. Curtin. Stephen Davis,
f. L. Downham Company, Michael
Igoe, J. M. Cochran & Co, J. j: Kelley,
Lowenbach Bros, J. o. Lynch, John
, N. Lawler, Randolph Ramer, +. A. Win
gerroll, William Wolls, w. A. johnson
& Co., and the Robert Portner Brewing
| Company.
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Howard A. Banks. secretary to Secre-
tarv Of the Navy Daniels. will conduct
the Sunday school lesson. Jonathan
and David" at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at s p. m. Mr.. Banks
has written articles for the Sunday
School Times frequently.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The stand at the Potomac Baseball
League grounds will be ready for use
by Monday.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01
Hall Mission

HALL MISSION, 623 Louisiana ave. n. W,
Union Gospel Services every Sunday 2;A
p. IN. for the promotion of SCriptural holiness
and the conversion of sinners. WelcomA
PhOehe Han Iuttrell pastor.
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Church Notes

Eight sermons will be delivered at
Waugh NJ. t. Church, by the Rev. +. NJ.
Mccoy, under the title of Messages Of
the Masters"
The frst-"Gods Voice In Literature"
viii lbe treated at tomorrow evenings
service,
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

The Rev. w. o. Roome. jr.. of En-
manuel Episcopal Church. has returned
from q few days out of the city.
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

| Mineola Tribe. No. II. I. o. r. NJ.
last night made further plans for the
| summer months.
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Peoples Church

PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 1912 9th st. Services -
II a. m. The annual meeting will bs
held Prof. Newburgh's class at 10 a. m.
All are invited. q
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Alexandrians continue to pour into
TO nav their capitation taxes in order to
permit them to vote in the Democratic
primary on August s.. Alexandria will
fhavc the largest number OF qualified
day i.sl) persons had qualified.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian

Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. 18th and Streets
CHARLES WOOD, Minister.
HOWARD HANNAFORD Ministers Asst
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS.
Minister in charge Of Peck Chapel
80 .. m. Sunday schsol.
IL O. m, NOR ming service. Sermon by the
minister.
$50 p. m. afternoon service. music rem
dered by double Quartette. Sermon by the
minister. Subject. The Blindness OF Selfish
ness"
s:4s p. m.-Christian Endeavor meeting.
p. m. evening service music rem =
dered by evening choir of 100 voices Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. director: Harvey Murray.
erganist. Sermon by the minister. Subject.
Temporary and Permanent Peace"
p. m. Thursday. midweek service. Pre-
paratory service
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Clarke, singing
evangelists. of Cleveland. will conclude
Sunday evening the series Of lectures
which they inaugurated at the Central
Union Mission three weeks ago.
The Gospel wagon, which Is sent
through the city each summer under the
auspices of the mission. will begin It's
thlrtieth season Sunday afternoon with
a service at 445 o'clock at place yet to
be selected 49,,
|. At Gas Sunday evening Services will
he held from the wagon at Seventh
street and Market place. Both meetings
will be addressed by John s. Bennett.
Of the Jerry MacAuley Water Street
Mission. OF New York.
George r. Tibbitts. until recently con-
nected with the International Y. NJ. c.
A. In Porto Rico. will deliver an Illus.
trated lecture Wednesday afternoon at
the mission. entitled THE Worlds Con-
quest"
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Undenominational

ASSEMBLY HALLs-iith st. and Pa. ave.
s e Sunday school, 9I5 a IN. Gospel
preaching, T.l5 p. m, Gods Eternal Pur-
pose for Man." All lANited.
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Religious services will be held from
the autotruck belonging to the Gospel
Mission tomorrow afternoon at Ninth
and X streets northwest. Among the
speakers will be Mrs. Harriet e. Mon
roe, Evangelist Thomas +. Phillips, II.
ID. Gordon, Monroe Hanna, Edward Nc
Williams, Edwin Howell, and f. c.
Greene.
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ANACOSTIA.

Srgt. c. j. r. Weber announces that
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No !. Spanish
War Veterans. will AXE cta,ge OF the
memorial services a the Government
Hospital for the Insane on Sunday,
May 90. Commander Weber also an
nounced this committee: J. A. Costello
chairman; c. Hintenach. p. Brenan
c. A. II. Baily. c. Hahn. =. Koch. A.
Shrtver. l.. d. Donaldson. w. J. Ander-
son. w. II. Henderson, T. w. Parish.
+. II. Sloane, c. w. McCaftsrty. A.
Graf, M. Donnelly, j. II. Hooper. +.
Ray and G. w. Whitman
John A. Logan Post. G. A. r.. will
assist.
The adult members of the Anacostia
NJ. f. Church last night heard addresses
and vocal and instrumental music. The
committee in charge consisted OF Mrs
John C. Smith. Mrs. Grace L. Suit. Mrs
Corrie e. Campbell. Mrs. Mamie Handy
and Miss Sadie Pumphrey.
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The Rev. A. II. Zilmer, an evangelist,
OF Waterloo, Iowa, will begin a special
series Of Bible discourses at Christ adel-
phian Chapel, tomorrow, at II o'clock.
His subject will be Impending Changes
in Human Affairs: Their Course, Extent
and Effect" A question box will be
conducted.
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Rescue Mission

CENTRAL UNION MISSION. 623 La ave
n. w. Religious services week days ar l2
noon and 1880 p IN, Sundays, 10 a.. m, S:e0
and 7:30 p, m. Night and morning breai
lines. Gospel wagon services Sundays at 400
and $50 p. an. The Cleveland evangeiis, &
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Clark will sing ana
speak at the 800 and 1880 meetings Sunday
May . Come and hear them
The Washington times., 1915-05-01

''The Church Covenant" will be read
and the right hand OF church fellow
ship extended to a large number Of
new members at the Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. Afterward
the pastor the Rev. John e. Briggs.
will explain and administer the Lords
Supper.
At the evening service the pastor will
adrninister baptism and preach on THE
Lords Last Call" Special music will
be given at both services by a chorus
choir under the direction Of Mrs. Will
liam J. Palmer
Wednesday night the Girl Scouts of
Troop No. Q will present "Cinderella," :"
under the auspices of the Young Wom-
ems Auxiliary.