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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13

The hrat meeting Of tho season Of
me West virginia Society was held
in Masonic he'll ON Friday night u
"as strictly business mcctnr. at
which committee was appointed Co.
mako revision OF the constitution
ana bylaws Of tho organization. THE
committed consists of Charles 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13

Shinn. Henry s. Baker and r. z. Lowe.
and was instructed 10 report Az a
meeting which will be held on October
s. Thirteen new members were elect.
ed. az follows:
William T, George. Dr. J. w. Man.
KIN Mrs. Virginia T. Mankin. Mrs.
Francis T. Larkin. Mrs Amanda C.
Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Byron Nick.
erHon. Mrs. p. Sloan. r. Thornton.
Mrs. Katherine ~ Lyons. Miss Val
sloane. Frank G. Green and samuel
C. Mendel
Hon. and Mrs. Isaac r. Mann are
az The Shoroham They came 10 IN.
spect the progress that the contract.
OF and decorators are making on their
handsome home on Sixtfenth street.
which has been undergoing elaborate
repairs this summer The Mann fam
ily spent the FIRST part Of the summer
season az their home IN Mercer coun.
~ and after that were stopping a.
the hawthorne Inn. AZ East Glouces-
ter. Mass
J. ". Johnson. Of Bluoaeld. promi
ncnt in business affairs in that thriv.
lng southern West virginia city. has
been IN Wellington for several days.
a party Of West Virginia ladies are
registered at me New willard They
are Mrs Mary 81 McCarty. OF Ciarxs.
burg. ard Mrs a " Edmlnaton ana
Miss Elizabeth McCaray. Of Buckhan-
non
Col Frank Tyroe. ~ Huntington.
was o. recent visitor from tho state 10
eiFo The afternoon paradere ON B.
street treat Cot Tyrec Ia cIo-e
competitor of Hon. stewart vs. wat
ker. of MartlnsburF. for the honor OF
beinF 'the handaomest man I'm west
Virginia"
The striking resemblance between
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The striking resemblance between
The Washington herald., 1915-11-20

Colorado. messenger boy. $50; Victor =.
wathen. District OF Columbia. skilled
laborer. s.75 q day. Extension OF tempo
rary observation-disclosures Service
Ellis Blumenthal. Montana. under clerk.
$500 Promotions-Indian once: Rae A.
Kennedy. Colorado. clerk. Loo 10 n.oo;
Miss Ellen +. Burden. District Of colum-
bia, clerk, S1.ooo to 1890; Frank L
DALEY, washington. clerk. 500 to 1900;
Archie c. Hector. Pennsylvania clerk.
500 to 1900: Patent ONCE: Melvin II.
coulston. New York. first assistant ex-
aminer. eco. to law examiner. eco;
Arthur W. Davidson. Ohio. second assis-
tant examiner. s2.10o. to first assistant ex-
aminer. s2.4oo: Henry III. Weidner IN
nois. first assistant examiner. 1850 to
second assistant examiner. S.1oo; Joseph
Dugan. District OF Columbia, fourth as
sistant examiner. 81 500. to third assistant
examiner. 81, 500: Miss Birdie B. Hill.
Iowa. clerk. 1900 to 81. 200; Aaron L. Ap-
plebaum. New Jersey. copyist. 500. to
clerk. d,eo0: Ray Shackelford. Missouri.
copyist, $40. to 500 Transfers-Patent
Once: Miss Sarah n Benson. Wisconsin.
clerk. $. 200. to Land Field service: Indian
ONCE: Miss Sara Davies. Wisconsin.
clerk, 1900. 10 Department Of Labor.
Neutrality-suspicious. Service: Leon
ard F. Burrage. jr.. Idaho. Junior en-
gineer. 81, 40: Lawrence ]. Rossiter. New
York. Junior clerk. 81 go; Frank J. Bapst.
Illinois. under clerk. 500; Bureau OF
Mines: Horace C. Porter, Pennsylvania,
chemical engineer. s3.12o; George E. Nc
Elroy. Pennsylvania. Junior mining en-
gineer, s., 80.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev. Carl s. Patton. OF Columbus.
Ohio. will preach at both the morning
and evening service tomorrow at the First
Congregational Church. The subject Of
his morning sermon will be The Old
Gospel In a New Field and his evening
topic. Marching to Music"
DR.. William Stansfeld. organist and
choir director OF the First Congrega-
tional Church. has arranged the following
musical program for the services today.
Morning service: Organ prelude. air COM
posed for Holsworth Church Bells and
varied. Wesley: anthem. Holy. Holy.
Holy. Lord God Almighty" Stewart; an
them. 20 Jesus. Thou Art Standing"
Shepard: offertory. quartet. Consider
and Hear Me- Pfunger: organ postlude.
Cornelius March. Mendelssohn: and for
the evening service: Organ prelude. Chan
son du Soir. Becker: anthem. Praise the
Lord. o Jerusalem" Minshall: offertory,
tenor solo and chorus. Seek Ye the
Lord" Roberts. At the organ recital fol-
lowing the evening service, the following
program will be rendered: Finale. Soma
Ia No 8. Merkel: Fantasia. RustiQue.
Wolssenholme; Berceuse, "Joselyn,"
GODDARD: Toccata, First Suite" Bor-
OWski
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.


Rev. John C. smyth. who has lee
tured at st. Patrick's Church to large
congregations every evening during
the past week. will conclude the
course tomorrow. Father smyth, who
Is professor of Sacred Scripture at st.
Paufs College, Catholic University OF
America, 10 an eloquent preacher and
spoke with forcefuiness and earnest-
ness.
The purpose of these lectures is to
explain the doctrines OF the Catholic
church and to remove false concep-
lions. and the lecturer expressed the
hope that o. result of his dis
courses a more kindly feeling would
result between Catholics and those of
other denominations.
There will be two lectures tomor-
row. the first of which. Religion in
Spirit and in Truth" will be given
at IL a. m The concluding sermon
on the subject. why Men Join the
Catholic Church." will be given at
1880 p. m. At the latter service the
questions that have been placed in the
Question Box" at the entrance to the
church will be answered by Father
Smyth.
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CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.

The following changes in personnel
were announced yesterday by the De-
partment of Commences:
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce - Temporary appointments
of Lillian II. Curry, Anna ]. Melon
clerks. terminated: also the temper
airy appointment of Maurice ]. Lang
don. as commercial agent at New
York City.
Bureau of Fisheries Temporary
appointment of John Moore as hull
craftsman terminated.
Bureau of Standarfs-James A
Slattery. promoted from office appren-
tIce to $3.50: Paul B. Holmes. from ele,
vator conductor to office apprentice;
Charles Alban whalen. transferred 70
Office apprentice; Jacob Alva Samsel
probationary appointment as clerk;
David Ponorow. elevator conductor
and Harry A. Brady. laboratory assist
ant in Pittsburgh.
Steamboat Inspection Service
George W. w. Folts, a clerk. has re-
signed.
Bureau of Navigation-The temper
airy appointment of Julius Rosenthal
as clerk in New York City has been
extended.
Lighthouse Servlce-Lewis r. WHITE
second assistant keeper of Ashtabula
light station. Ohio. has resigned; Mar
tin ROLAND has been PROBATIONARY
appointed as second assistant keeper
Of Boston light station. Massachu-
sets, and Oscar l. Caro- has been
temporarily appointed as clerk at 5000
in the Eighth district at New Or
leans.
The following changes in personnel
were announced yesterday at the Gov
eminent Printing once:
Appointments - James E. Angel
linotype operator. reinstated-
Separations - Benjamin s. Gary,
temporary carpenter; B. F. Franklin,
unskilled laborer. resigned: Edgar
Stewart. emergency boilermaker.
Promotions-Albert Y. Dreisonstok
John W. Cooper. John R. Hines,
skilled laborers. to caster helpers,
monotype section; Norman c. Stow,
messenger boy. buildings division TO
messenger. machine shops section;
ton. to monotype keyboard operator
monotype section; Mrs. Mary E. Coe,
Mrs. Ellen E. Graham, Mrs, Mar
garet E. Nealon and Mrs. Annie z.
Sasscer. press feeders, to press feed
ers. presswork division: Augustus E.
Sullivan. skilled laborer. machine shop
section. to machine helper. linotype
section. and Thomas ]. Corwin. COM
positor. from linotype section day to
job section
Secretary Lane has ordered these per-
sonnet changes in the Interior Depart
ment:
Probationary appointments - General
Land ONCE: CLYDE A. Tiller. Missouri.
copyist. s72o: Patent ONCE: Richard l.
Schiller. Ohio, fourth assistant examiner.
81 500: George W. E. WEIGH. District Of
Columbia. messenger boy. 500: Geological
Survey: Miss Myrtle c. Rich, Pennsyl-
vania, under clerk. $40: Bureau of Mines:
Miss Florence Wilkie, North Carolina,
library assistant. 500; Marvin A. Shoultes.
New Jersey. under clerk. $40 Tempo
rary appointments-Reclam Service:
Miss Jennie L. Bell. Colorado. under
clerk. 500: George T. Ironside. Colorado,
under clerk, s. day; Paul Hartendorp,
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LAW GRADUATES DINE
AND SING Al SONGS
Class Of 1912 Of Georgetown Holds
Strenuous Reunion Banquet at
University Club.

Members of the class OF 1912 of
Georgetown University Law School
held their annual reunion dinner Thurs
day at the University Club. II was
a strenuous affair, forty-one songs be-
ing sung and six or seven speeches
being delivered. Speakers were AL
bert Exendine. Frank ]. Hogan. for
mer United States Attorney Baker.
United States Attorney Laskey. JUS
tice Gould. OF the District Supreme
Court. and Frank E. Cunningham.
These officers were reelected: WILL
lam E Leahy. president: Paul b.
Cromalin. first vice president; Ar
thur l.. Lansdale. second vice presi-
dent; Harry ]. Certify, secretary and
treasurer, and Monte Sanger. Rome
c. Shelse, George l. Berger. Frank D.
Gardner and John N. McLachlen.
Those present were: Rome c. Shelse,
Leo d. Loughran, Harry ]. Gerrity, John
NJ. McLachlen. Julian W. Blount. David
Wiener, Joseph II. Bilbrey, Harry c. Cox,
Frank D. Gardner. George /. Berger,
Robert S. Regar, Charles P. Stearns,
Frederick NJ. Pelzman, 4. F. Myers,
Hubert r Quinter. Charles A. Soloman.
Charles B. Welsh, Thomas R Clark.
Harold II. Galliett. Henry S. Chick. Joe
c. Brown. II. Clyde Clark. Harrison F.
Fits. Glenn R. Simcox, John T. Thomas.
G. Philip Werner. Jesse c. Fain, Frank
p. Farley. Arthur L. Lansdale. ]. For
rest Reilly. J. Emerson Golladay. Paul
B. Cromelin, William c. Linton, Thomas
F. Sullivan, John F. McCarron, Ernest
]. Stebbing. Thomas A. Whelan, of Jack
son, Miss: Leo ]. Dougherty. OF Balti-
more. Md; Howard A. Schladt, Claude
w. Calvin, Wilson F. McCray. Monte
Sanger Frank /. Brown. Louis L. Korn,
Cecil Bowser. Leander ]. Moody. John W.
Allocate, Bernard l. Borgsr. F. d.
Dawson, William E. Leahy. Jesse F.
Dyer. Dave Finnerty and Charles H.
Farrell.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Howard A. Banks. private secretary
TO the Secretary OF the Navy. will
! continue his series of Bible talks at
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomor-
row evening. when his subject will
be Jesus Christ Seven Times a Rock"
The pastor. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, d.
D.. VIII preach at the IL o'clock serv-
ice.
On Monday evening at Fourth
Church David McConaughy. of New
York City, will speak to the men of
the church on The Every Member
Campaign" At congregational
meeting held this week It was decided
TO discontinue the present pew-rent-
ing system OF the church and to adopt
instead the budget and duplex envel-
ope plan.
Thanksgiving service will be held
on Thursday at Q o'clock. after which
committees will carry delicacies to the
sick poor at the Washington City
Hospital. n custom which has pre-
vailed at this church for thirty-three
years.
At n recent meeting of the Brother
hood OF Second Presbyterian Church.
held at the home of w. H. winants,
plans for the winters work OF the or
ganization were enthusiastically
adopted. Capt W. K. Wilson was ap-
pointed teacher OF the Brotherhood
Bible class. which meets on Sunday
mornings at 10 o'clock.
The annual Thanksgiving service of
the Daughters of America and the Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. will be held tomorrow
evening at Eastern Presbyterian
Church, when the pastor. Rev. A z.
Barrows, will preach = special ser
mon.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Fourth Presbyterian Church will meet
at Z o'clock tomorrow evening and
the leaders will be Miss Free and
Miss Clapp. The young people have q
large part in the giving of Thanks
giving Day and a committee from this
society will meet on Wednesday
evening to make preparations for the
Thursday morning treats.
The pleasant evening hour. held
from 6:45 to 745 o'clock. every Sun
day evening at the Gunton Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church is said
to be a service full of spirit and
brightness. Congregational singing
OF gospel Hymns. with special numbers
by a choir OF thirty voices. and a gos-
pei talk of fifteen minutes by the pas
tor. Rev. C. Everett wanger. make
up the hour. The church congrega-
ton is preparing for an "every-mem-
Der canvass" to be conducted on the
last Sunday of this month.
A service will be held in the chapel
Thanksgiving morning at 1890 o'clock
and will be a combined Thanksgiving
and preparatory service. A Sunday
school social will be held N the chapel
Friday night. November IS.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

The Old Woman, the New Woman.
and the True Woman" will be the
subject of a talk to women only at
the H Street (southwest) Christian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The speaker will be the pas
tor of the church. Rev. II. F. Lutz.
who is conducting a series of revival
services, to continue through next
week. His sermon subjects for IL a
m. and 1880 p. m. tomorrow are
'Scriptural Sanctification" and Chris
tan Union" respectively. Baptism
will follow the evening sermon. Rev.
A. E. Smith is in charge of the spe-
cial music for these services
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Adventists Announce Services.

At Memorial Seventh Day Adventist
Church the pastor, S. B. Horton. will
speak Sunday night on the subject. "A
Movement Begun in Obscurity Now
Worldwide in Influence" Baptism will
follow the discourse. A special musical
program will begin at 7:3o
Elder r. T Dowsett, of Takoma Park,
will speak in the East Washington
Church at 40 o'clock tomorrow night on
The Substantives of Faith"
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YOUNG WOMEN ANNOUNCE PLAN
Association to Make ThanksEiving
Happy Day.


Thanksgiving Day will be observed
/ at the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION. 619 Fourteenth street north
west An especial effort is being
made to reach the woman away from
home, who will feel with additional
keenness the absence from family
and home associations at this period
of Thanksgiving. Dinner will be
served at the Y. W. c. A. at o'clock
hour spent around the fire in the par
lors. The members council will have
direction of the program.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will
speak at the Y. w. c. A. on Pre-
paredness from a woman's Stand
point" on Monday. November g. at
1880 p. m.
Next Monday ]. P. Earnest will COM
pIete his series of lectures on What
Every Woman Should Know About
Law" This course has been of ex-
traordinary interest to association
members.
The Central Friendship Club enter
tanned Central freshmen in the gym
nasium last night and on next Wed
nesday Business High School Friend
ship Club members will be hostesses
to a group of girls.
The Takoma Park. Dupont and
Cleveland Park chapters of the Y. W.
c. A. will meet on Friday. Monday
and Tuesday, respectively.
Mrs. r. T. Teale. of the Chevy Chase
chapter. has resigned from the board
of directors of the Y. W. C. A. and
the vacancy has been filled by the
appointment of Mrs. John Let's.
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WILL CLOSE PRAYER WEEK.
DIR. Ada r.. Thomas to Address. Y. w
c. A. Mt Afternoon Service.

At the vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian Association to-
morrow, at 40 p. m. DIR. Ada r. Thomas
will speak on THE Abundant Life
This day marks the close of the week
of PRAYER for the Worlds Young WOmen's
Christian Association. and DR.. Thomas in
her talk will sum up the thought of
Thanksgiving and petition which has been
offered during the week by the Worlds
Y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Frances ChickerinE has arraneed
the musical program. Mrs. f. c. Bing-
ham will sing a solo. and Miss Beatrice
Bulia will play the violin.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class meets
at S:SC under the leadership Of Mrs.
Mary c. Stevens. the topic being THE
Prophet Amos" the subject of the SUM-
day school lesson for the following Sun
day. All women and Sunday school,
teachers are cordially invited to join this
class.
DR.. John Britain Clark will give the
fourth of his lectures on Paul the
Apostle of Jesus Christ" on Tuesday.
November q. at 4:45. in the parlors on
the third floor OF the Young Women's
Christian Association.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST,
Columbia road and Euclid 81. Services: Sunday
il a. m. and T. m Subject SOIL AND
BODY" Sunday school. II a IN. "Wednesday
evening meeting, O'Clock. Public cordially in
Eited. Reading room and loan library, 6ol Ooo-
rsdo Bldg.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
18th and z SIS Services: Sunday II a. m and
p. m. Subject, SOUL AND BODY" Sunday
school, II a. m. "Wednesday evening meeting 8
O clock. Public cordially invited. Reading room
and loan library. GOT Colorado Bldg
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With the Washington Churches

Metropolitan. The rally week VIII end
on Sunday. November Is. when the dis
trict superintendent. Rev. W. L. Nc
Dowell D. D., viii speak at the morning
service. In the evening a special mu-
veal service viii be given by the vested
choir,
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH prb and
G sta NV. Rev. Robert W COe assistant raetor
II a. m, public worship: sermon BY Rev. Carl s.
Patton. Of Columbus. Ohio: -subSscf sTHE OLD
GOSPEL IN 4 NEW FIELD" Music by quar-
tet and chorus choir. 80 a. H. Sunday school.
64j p. n, Y. r. :. 6. h g. p. m evening s-r.
vice; sennon by DR.. Patton; subject, MARCH.
ING TO MUSIC" Thursday II a. m Thanks
giving serTice. with sermon by Rev. Robert W.
Coe: subject. REASONS FOR THANKSGTy.
Sill
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Consider Changes in District Code

A. A Birney. chairman. presided yes
terday at a meeting of the law commit
tee Of the Board Of Trade. called to con-
slider proposed changes in the District
code A report OF the findings of the COM
mittee will be made to the District Bar
Association.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH corner 18th and L sts
Ulysses 6. b. Fierce, D. D., minister. e.I5 a. n
sunday schooi; Glass for the Comparative Study Of
Religion. and Unity Study Class II a. m. morn
ing service; sermon by Rev. Edgar S weirs. There
IS ako kinderEarten during the hour of morning
worship. y. m. Liberal Religious Union. Union
Thanksgiving service with Church of Our Father
THURSDAY AZ
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THE Place Of the Kingdom" will be
the topic for discussion at the Sunday
afternoon Bible class at the Y. NJ c. A
tomorrow. The discussion will be led
by DR.. Frank W. Collier. OF the Ameri-
can University.
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At Fifth Baptist Church ministers.
who are in attendance upon the con-
ference of the Baptist General Asso-
citation at Clarendon. Va. will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. The
pastor. Rev. John E. Briggs, will ad-
minister the ordinance of baptism at
the evening service.
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Mica deposits sufficiently large to de-
velop exist in twenty States.
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JUDGE NORRIS WILL SPEAK.
Y. VI. C. A. Gospel Team TO Conduct
Services in Baptist Church.

Judge W. F Norris. Of the Depart
ment of Justice, will speak at the even
ing service of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church on next Sunday. This service
will be under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
c. A. Gospel Team. The subject of
Judge Norris address will be THE Inn
mortal Hope" A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for by the
GOSPEL Team quartet
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BAPTIST.

Visiting preachers from Virginia
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow OF
Rev. Z. Hez Sven. at Centennial
Baptist Church. Rev. E. B. Jackson,
of Warrenton. will preach at IL o'clock
and Rev. Furman II. Martin. of Suf-
folk. at p. m. Rev. Mr.. Sven bap-
tized eighteen persons last Sunday
night and will administer the same
ordinance to others tomorrow.
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The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Sixteenth
street and Columbia road. will con-
duct q special strangers meeting to-
they invite recent Corners to Washing
ton.
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Y. VI. c. A.
Y. M. G. A.
$3.50 P. NJ, Song Service in Lobby.
AIS P. M, Mems Bible Class.
Frank w. Collier, Phi. D.
of the American University, Leader.
THEOSOPHY.

1.-THE MEANING OF BROTHERHOOD" Lectur,
by Mr.. CarananEh at Theusophic Hall ms St
Sunday. r m Public invited. Free stud,
classes in Theosnphy now forming
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UNIVERsALIsT,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and L ST. NV
Rev. John Van schaick. r. D. D.. pastor. Pub
lie worship at i 4. m. with sermon by the pastor
Subject, Courage" Young Peoples Christisn
Union at .. m. Sunday school, SIS a. N. Free
kndergarten. Il a. N.
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TCHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these columns should reach The Herald by m Friday
EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
G, near 18th st

REV. RANDOLPH H. AcKIM. Rectg.
aer. Percy Foster Hall and Rev. Z d. lnsia/
AsSstants.
Serrices. and II a. and and .. N.
At II q. m. Dr.. McK;m will preach.
At p. m, patriotic service under auspices Of
the SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. Bishop
z L Kinsolring. Of Brazil, will preach.
At p N. Rev. Percy Foster Ball on SOCIAL
SERVICE ..-
Oman recital By McHeury AcChord. 80 p. n.
Sunday schools. 80 am. and p n
THANKSGIVING DAY, o. N, Holy Com
nhniou.
L a. m. service and sermon. Offering for aged
and iuhrra clerHy.
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BAPTIST,

Z. Hz Sven baptizes Sunday night Preaching II
A. M. BY Rev. Z. B. Jackson Of Warrruton Va.
and 2. NJ. by Rev. Furman II. Martin, of Suf-
tolk, Va. Centennial Bart Oh rfh A. Fre n !.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

OLD MASONIC TEMPLE. eth and F SITS Lee
lures at p every Sunday. Lecturer November
q, !. F. Hoskins; topic Behold He Cometh
With Clouds" Bible study at 80 p. N
Y. w. c. A.
VEsPER SERVICE. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER q.
at 80 p. N. Speaker Dr.. Ada r. Thon.A Sun
day afternoon Bible Clas at SO O'Clock.
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W. - northwest
REV. LUcIUs C CLARK. D. D., Pastor.
so a. m--Sunday school
II 90 a-m.-'THE CHANGELEsS CHRIST"
100 p m--EpEoTth League service.
500 D. m.-"Jesus Our Example as a Teacher"
An Sittings Free. YOU WILL BE WELCOME
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Gunton Temple Memorial, 18th & r.
C. Everest Granger. D. D.. pastor. will preach
at II q. u. Evening service. SIS .. N. Sunday
school. so a. N mems Bible elsss 10 a. m.
Preparatory and Thanksgiving service. lo:o q. n,
ThurSday Welcome.
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UNDENOMINATIONAL.

will lecture IN the Oriental University Hall 18th
and ChApin sts- NV, Sunday evening at O'Clock
Subjcct. Nativity in Bethlehem"
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.

THE RELIGIOUS QUESTION IN MEXICO"
Address by Mr.. Luis d'Antin. member Of stat Of
Confidential Agency in Washington Of Constifu-
tioualist CarznZa Government Of Mexico. Dis
cllsi0n. Pythian Temple. Sunday. D. m
The Washington herald., 1915-11-20

The male quartet of ST. Georges
Church. Fairlee, Va, will sing tomorrow
evening at Grace Church. Georgetown, at
a special musical service, which Will be
held at T:3o.
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FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. PYTHIAN
Temple. 1912 Ninth Il. NV. first floor 80 p m
Lecture by George W. KAtes On The Spiritual
Army" followed by spirit communion with Mrs
Kates, medium. All invited.
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DR.. James Shera Montgomery will have
for his subject in the Metropolitan
Church tomorrow morning The In
protected Investment and in the evening
The Might of the Ordinary Man"