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Powers was widely known. lndcr hiin
the church established TIA" llourishing
congregation of tn" Smith street christ
Ian church, az N'nth and II streets
northeast S.nC" ~" E"v. lr. Ehil"
Whitley has been In charE" ih" n"I"n"f-
ship has exceeded onQ. it' n's Ihtr"-
ducrd such progressive f"r'uirS rs mo-
ton picture entertainment "u r'llS
ious subjects on sunday "v' ming. tl'
courses Of Thursday cN"n'' lectures
are widely attended. lie 10" - giving
one on the growth OF ia" Babe, us
sources, and tlr way its uatis wer" as
sembled and translated.
Congressman Lloyd o. M''s"ur! IL a
teacher I'm tn, SuudH' .r..'' nov. ana
Congressman Weber "f 'hi" WAS a
worker in til" SUNDAY 90 n""' while n"
was In Congress. SU'n 80 ''hHmp lark
now Is an attendant ni 'n' "-urch.
+. W. Matthew. -. ."i"mdSnt oi
the sunday schun. = u. Robinson
is secr"taiv The N.I'Hul,l class has
"A fun con - OF ofiic,l~. who ar" Mrs. j.
W. SaunU"Is. president Mrs. lucy W.
salisbury. secretary. and Mrs. Mary Il.
PAYNE. treasurer.
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Wesley Chapel to Begin
Rally Week Services

Rally week to celebrate the completion
OF improvements in the Sunday school
rooms of Wesley Chapel Methodist
Episcopal Church. Firth and f streets
northwest, will be naugurated AT 9:3C
O clock tomorrow. when reports Of class
contributions and words OF greeting will
be made by former superintendents
Warren Choate. 1856. and J. Walter
Duvall lS77-s4
At II O'Clock the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. j. Fred Heisse
of Baltimore, pastor from 1897 to 1902
At 8 o'clock the sermon will be by thc
Rev. Edgar c. Powers.
A reception IL arranged for Tuesday
night, when Charles f.. Myers. George
G. Bowie. James +. Hicks. and Charles
W Moore will sing.
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Gunton Temple Holds
Evening Hour Services

Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian n
Church. Fourteenth and r streets north
west. Is holding every Sunday evening.
bcginnin, at 6:i5 o'clock. pleasant
evening hour" services. with congreaa-
tionai song service of gospel hymns
and singing by "A choir of thirty voices.
A ffteen-minute sermon is given by
the pastor, the Rev. G. Everest Gran
ger. The time IL strictly adhered to
and the services concluded promptly at
7:t5 o'clock. The church is prepa rim 6
for an every member canvass" to be
conducted the last Sunday In thN
month Services will be held In the
chapel Thanksgiving morning Mt 1915
o'clock. and will be combined thanks.
giving and preparatory service A
Sunday school social will he held In tn,
chapel next Friday evening.
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Rev. H. T. Stewart to Talk
On "Gideon's Grenadiers"

The Rev. Howard l. Stewart will spea X
at the Second baptist Church. Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast.
tomorrow morning on "Gtdcon's Gallant
';rcnadiers." and in the evening will
give the second sermon in the series.
"Oid Testament Wonder Tales " the spe-
Cial theme heinz The ProdiGal
Daughter
Preceding tho evening S"rviC" the
ordinance Of baptism WIN be aiminiS-
tered. Th" evening services are attract
InE large auuicnccs, averaging V1 OF
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Special Meetings Held
For the Salvation Armv

The salvation Army will hold special
meetings today and tomorrow. conduct
Cd by Ensign and Mrs. Louis Coleman.
former" OF Macon, Ga. Ensign Cole
man Ia an officer OF long standing. hav-
ing had "hargc OF the Salvation Army
work in Macon for tho last eight Years.
During the absence Of Louis" NJ BRA
Zicr. who Is in Richmond attending tho
salvation Army convention. Ndiutant ].
Hiatt and Capt. G. Myers bold the fort.
assisted bv Ensign and MIR. Coleman.
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Services Tomorrow at
Foundry M. E. Church

At Foundry NJ f. Church tomorrow
morning the pastor. the Rev. W. Il.
Wcdderspoon. will preach on Twin
Guardian Angels"
In the evening Samuel L. McWattcrs.
OF the American University, formerly
professor OF oratory and sacred music
Of Boston university. Will give "Th"
Drama of st. Paul. told in words and
phrase of the Bib" story uf the life Of
the great apostl" To the Gentiles
This will be the first rr"scntatiun In
this city of this remarkable iutcIpr"ta
ton Of the "I.lfe OF 81. l'Aml."
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PULP|TS ARE URGED
, TO DISCUSS DEFENSE
Conference Committee on Ma.
tionaI Preparedness Senrs
an Appeal to CIergymen.

,un,irg from president Wilson's re-
cent address IN New York. when ne
said ",Irrr Is the nation God has build
al with our hands. What shall We do
,,i,h IT," n letter today was mailed
fran, the office OF the conference COM
mite. ON national preparedness TO
rI.rgymen throughout the country. The
letter is signed by Henry \. wise
Nvnud chairman OF the committee on
preparedness.
The letter. in part. says:
"I'r,sidcnt Wilson's appeal for pntri J.
otism, the pcrornlion "f hls New ~,
address, on prcpa sedn"sS. 'lirfc Is tne
n,,,inr God has buildcd wIth our hands'
%bni .hnlI we do with it? Who ~
,her, who does not stand ready az All
times to act in her h"hhif l'' u sp,Ill OF
devoted ana disirt"rcs,ed patriotism
is as much an apgra, 10 we ,niI,ss' vs' no. "a.
cause IL there is "A reason Tor protect
Ing the material wealth OF the naton
there is equal reason for protecting the
wealth OF r"i,si%ns nr whirn amu , III denomina-
lions have been able 10 rear so many
nnvn,fiC"ut Institutions and to carry
their works ~ Gar aihcld.
Desires study of Question.
v,c Lit,l states that the pubic IL
d.sir,us of protection. but IL unih-
f,ru.rL ,luul III" extent or prepared
mes. that - necessary. me clergSme'
are asked To- direct attention 10 'he
n,,,l, -, i,rI thcr" Will be more STUDY
Of the uu,.-,uu. 1t Is suggesteu 'hs'
| rh,uk~piNIug bay services woui" pe 'p,
prupriotc occasion for the discussion o'
! this topic.
/ M. letter continues.
'''rhe conference committee IL carIS'
ip,r ON It's work with clean hahdsI ioi
il has no political or partisan alnIiS
lions. and dV.s not receive ala difectly
%. inuirrctIl from any manufacture
Of arms ammunition. or any persof
~ ne would be- benefited pE ar Hi
cI.asc in the national d"fonses. IL is
engaged in purely patriotic work. f
safeguard all the pcopl" ana all tht
! institutions Of this country from the
! raNaErS Of war.
"rhe committee IL. in other words
! engaged in an arford TO get adequate
/ protection for all IN" churches ano
! their works At h"m' and abroad, anc
! FOR all religious societies, quite a'
much as Il ~ seeking ad"uuHt" tr"
lection for the business and indus
| try of the country, out or which al
mon gain livelihood. for in tn" raw
aEcs uf var religious aud secular In
| ~ Mn, gur,r
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Need For Taking Measures.

Even tn" beautiful festival OF
Thnnl sGivinE itself needs adequate
protection because without national
dcfcnses so weak that experts fear
Tor the .afety Of tive nation. there IL
always n possibility and In view OF
the great blood madness now devns-
tating furOpe-evcn probability
that some not far distant recurring
festival might find us In the con-
dit ION Of on" OF the rRyag.d countries
determined to enjoy religious free
'"m. our ancestors adequately pre-
pared at great personal sacrifice
against The invasion Of their spiritual
rights by founding this nation at 90
great distance from their opprcs-
s"t" that the" had in distance tn.
means OF protection. Tim has
wrought change. Ovcr-sea distanc,
Is no longer means Of safety II is
hut an easier road to nggr-srion. 4
| turn OF III" times has revealed to uq
mat ono" again th"r" is r"cd for ,r,I,.
| Ing measures n safeguard freedom
ana, even az they did. we mus, saCri
nc" PERSONAL ideals for the perpetue.
tion or peace and the principies on
| wh!"h mis- great nation was founded
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Happenings of Note In
Washington Churches

At Douglas Memorial NJ. T.. Church.
at y O'Clock Thanksgiving day. the
pastor. the Rev. &. G. Mclean, VIII
repeat by reques, his ILLUSTRATED lee
turr on THE Wonders Of New Mexico
ana Arizona" The Illustrations were
made by Dr. Mclean, and we're coiofcd
by his daughter. Mrs. Ferguson. who -
known as an artist Of unusual merit. no
admission will be charged. an oHerihS
bcng taken at the door.
A special strangers meeting OF the
Christian Endcavor Society OF lnmah,
uel Baptist Church, Sixteenth street ana
Columbia road. viii be held tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock
The services of the Epworth League
OF douglas Memorial NJ. +. church to,
morrow viii be under leadership OF
the presidents of the circles ami the
Ladies Aid Society Of the church. the
topic being "Iiow Can We SHOW Cur
Gratitude?'' Special music will be fur-
nished by the league choir.
Judge W. +. Norris. OF the Depart
ment Of Justice. will speak at the even
ing services Of the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church tomorrow. under auspices
OF the Y. NJ Z. A. Gospel team on
The Immortal Hope" special must
cal program has been arranged BY the
gospel team quartet
Major Raymond w. Pullman. super
intendent OF police. will make an ad-
dress at the morning service tomorrow
at the Georgetown Methodist Protestant
Church. At the evening service the pas
tor. the Rev. J. W. Balderston, Will
speak on "A Sermon In a Palace.
At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. f.
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. DR..
James Shera Montgomery will have for
his subject, '"rhe Unprotected Invest
ment,' and for the evening The Might
of the Ordinary Man"
At the II Street Christian Church to-
morrow. services will be held as fol-
lows: At II O'Clock "SCriptural Sancti-
hCation," at ? O'Clock. The Old. New,
nnd True woman lfor women only
80 O'Clock. "chrIstian Union" A. r.
Smith Will sing and have charge Of the
music, and the pastor. the Rev. Henry
j.. Lutz. will preach. The ordinance OF
baptism will be administered after tho
evening service
At the vcsper service at the Y. W. c.
A. tomorrow, at 40 o'clock, Or. Ada
K Thomas will speak on The Abund-
| ant Life" This service marks the
| close OF the week of prayer at tn"
association. Dr. Thomas will sum up
| the thought and petition OF thanksgiv-
| ing which has been offered during the
week by the Worlds Y W. c. a. Miss
Frances Chickcring has arranged the
musical program. Mrs. T. c. Bing<a m
! viii sing. and Miss Beatrice Bulla will
| play violin solo.
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To Hold Sunrise Service.

The Epworth League of Douglas
Memorial NJ. f.. Church. Eleventh and
II streets northeast, will conduct a
sunrise prayer meeting in tho league
rooms OF the church on Thanksgiving
morning. beginning at $50 o'clock. The
various Young peoples societies Of the
northeast have hecn invited At II
o'clock tho regular THANKSGIVING scrN-
ice will hc held in tho church Th"
sermon will he preached by the pas
tor OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church
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To Burn Mortgage.

4 service Of interest to IN" congr"Ga-
tlon of Waugh NJ. r.. church. Of which
tho Rev +. NJ. Mccoy Is rastor. viii
b" held tomorrow morning at n O'Clock
when the mOrtgac" which has h""n out
standing since l9nl will be burned.
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To Take Class Picture.

At Calvary Baptist Sunday school to-
morrow morning the Vaughn class will
he taught by Dr, Charles W. N"cdham.
assOCiated counsel ul tn" IntcrStRt"
Commerce Commission The annual
photograph Of the class will he taken
at the close OF the session.
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Salvation Army Man
To Lecture Tomorrow

Col. T.. J. Parker. OF New York, who
has charge OF the social operations OF
the Salvation Army on the Atlantic
Coast, and of all prison work. will de-
liver his lecture, "Problems OF the
Poor" at Mt. Vernon NJ. f. Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock. The
colonel has made hundreds OF photo
graphic records OF slum conditions, and
for his latest lecture has spent more
than two NenrS.
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The Sunday afternoon Bible class OF
the Y w. g. A will meet tomorrow nj
$50 o'clock under leadership OF Mrs
Mary &. stevens. tn" topic vii, be The
Prophet Amos" th" subject OF the les
son for the following sunday.
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The Rev Dr John Brlttan Clurk will
give the fourth OF his lectures on Paul.
the ApOstlo Of Jesus Christ" Tuesday
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

at $40 o'clock. in the parlors Of the
third floor OF the Y. ". .. A.
The Place of the Kingdom" will he
the topic for discussion at the Sunday
afternoon Bible class at tho Y. NJ. G.
A.. led by Dr. Frank ". Collier. OF the
American University. tomorrow.
At shiloh Baptist church strangers
iiomrD. tomorrow morning the pastor.
the Rev Dr. j. Milton Waldron. will give
an appreciation of the great educa =
tor. Booker 7. Washington, with whom
he was acquainted for more than n
quarter of Il century. in "A prelude to
his sermon on Human Vs. Divine
Leadership"
Visiting ministers from Virginia will
occupy the pulpit at Centennial Baptist
Church tomorrow. The Rev. Il. B.
Jackson. of Warrenton. will preach at
the morning service. and the Rev. Fur
man ii. Martin. OF Suffolk. will preach
at the evening service. Alter the latter
service the pastor. the Rev. T.. Hcz
Sw en-, will baptitZe.
At st. Stephens EPISCOPAL Church.
| Columbia Heights. last evening the Rev.
/ George Fiskc dudley and Mrs. Dudley
received the young pcopl" of the parish.
supper being served from to o'clock.
| A musical program under leadership Of
Miss Leslie f7ennery. In which thirty
| Of the young people assisted. was given.
The twenty-Nfth annual concert of the
Vaughn class. OF Calvary Baptist
| Church Sunday school, was held last
| evening in the sunday school house.
The program az announced was carried
| out.
| The Tpworth League OF Douglas Me-
mortal NJ. f. Church will hold n turkey
! dinner in the basement OF the -hurch
| December 8.
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The Tpworth League OF Douglas Me-
mortal NJ. f.. Church will hold n turkey
dinner in the basement OF the church.
December g.
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Congregational.

FIRST cnNGREGATIONAL "IrUEcH. umr
aud q sts. y. " Rev Robert " e
Asst .-uastor. HOO n. m. PHhir Worship
Onio subject. THE Old GrSPEI. ~ \
HEW FIELD Music hv Nuarteue ard
chorus choir. 30 Il, M. SUNDAY school I.
H. M /. =. g. J.. J.. m. c'CniHg S"r.
ice. sermon b, nr. Tauon. subject
"MNRCUING TO MISI"." Thursds, II IL
~ THANKSGIVING s"rVic" with sc'mor hy
Rev. Runcr, ". Coo. subject. "kEASOS5
For TlANkS,;ININii," special uurC
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The class in photography of the Y. w.
6. A. will meet this afternoon Mt 4:4b
O'Clock
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SPIRITUAL TEMPLE SOCIETY
"GHOSTS"

Is tn. subject Alfred IT TER, -. w..
turA on Sunday evening at - .'nk y -
10th st. n. w followed Is - a. l"a.
All welcome. Seats frer.
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Baptist.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

tTH AND VA. AVE- 5. z,
REV HOWARD |. STEWART. Pacor.
Morning Worship. II. Gideon Gallant
GrnnaIirra. - evening service. &. lhH
I'ro,',gl laughtcr. pr""rd'l uy urdna nee
~ baptism An welcome. com"
l.. ucz SVEN haptt1es SUNDAY night. Trcach-
ing Il \. NJ by Rev. Il. q .sIksou. -!
Warrruton, Va. and Rev. Furnan II Mar.
IN, OF suffolk. Va Centennial Bapt On.
9Th 4 Eve n .,
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Tho Takoma Park. Dupont. and Cleve-
lard Park Chapters of the Y. W. G. A.
will meet Friday. Monday. and Tuesday
resnectiyely
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CHURCH NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal.
Metropolitan

Corner John MaIshdn place and & -. y.
", JAMES sIIEIsA MONTGOMERY, MINIS.
ter. Sunday school at $40. with NJ. !
EInney Engis as SupL, METROPOLITAN Bibls
Class AT tho same hour. Al u O'clock tha
t'NPUOTEC IED INV t;STNENT." Ep.
worth League devotional service at $50. ~
O'Clock DIR. MONTGOMERY viii siNe the
| nCiJdmg sermon In the series on THE
MEN VINO HAVE MADE HDDD.' ihe
special subject Tor Sunday evening VIII bs
IrDI. L. In MN
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Mrs. John Letts has been named TO
succeed Mrs. X. T. Tea!e. OF Chevy
Chase Chapter. as a member of the
hoa rd OF directors of the Y. w. G. A
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New Church
Spiritualisnn

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH.
PYTHlAN TEMPLE, lOl? 9th st. n W. rrst
floor. 7:So p. IN. Lecture by George W
Hates on THE Spiritual Arn,v" followed
by spirit communion. with Mrs Katr.
Medium, All invited.
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The Rev. Joseph r. Kelly, pastor OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. will
preach at II o'clock tomorrow. Howard
A. Banks will continue his series OF
Bible talks tomorrow evening. speaking
on Jesus Christ, Seven Times a Rock, "
beginning at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

At Memorial Seventh Day Adventist
Church Pastor Horton will discourse on
the subject, THE 1874 Movement Rap
ttem will follow the service. \ song
service will be held at 7:D o'clock.
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Thanksgiving Day will he observed at
the Y. w. G. A.. and dinner will h"
served at s o'clock. Special efforts are
being made to reach the woman away
from home.
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Episcopal.

THE NATIVITY. 7;30 10 II. IS s.. o.Er
The Resurrection. tp m IS. S. 3ijI. Tho
true catholic faith OF the Episcopal Churcn
for all the people Of God.
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Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will speak
at the Y, w. e. A. on Preparedness
from a Woman's Standpoint" Novem-
Der .. at 7:30 .. m
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Mount Vernon Place N. +.
Church South,
Edward K. Hardin, Pastor.
il a m.-Sermon by tho Pastor
.. m.-Coi. 4. J. Parker. salvation Army.
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At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. f.
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. DR..
James Shera Montgomery will have for
his subject, The Unprotected Invest
ment.' and for the evening The Might
of the Ordinary Man"
The Washington times., 1915-11-20

Judge George W. Atkinson. ST.. OF
the Court of Claims. viii discuss the in
ternational Sunday school lesson before
tho Mems Class of the First i'resby-
terrain Church. tomorrow at 9:h o'clock
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The Rev. Or. G. G. Mclean. of Dougls s
Memorial NJ. T.. Church. will speak to-
morrow before officers and teachers OF
the Sunday school OF the Church OF the
Reforma tion.
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The Fourth Presbyterian Church will
hold a Thanksgiving service Thursday
morning at 3 o'clock, after which COM
nittecs from the church will carry
Thanksgiving cheer to the poor at the
Washington City Hospital.
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Iat 40 o'clock. IN the parlors Of the
= third floor OF the Y. ". q. 4.
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Major Raymond w. Pullman. super
intendent OF police. will make an ad-
dress at the morning service tomorrow
at the Georgetown Methodist Protestant
Church. At the evening service the pas.
tor. the Rev. J. W. Balderston, Will
speak on "A Sermon In a Palace"
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Free seats TO the people
HAMLlNE !>in:n and stree"
Rev. LUClus c. CLARK. -. H.. Pssts'.
fsb n.-sundsy school.
100 a. m.-"The Changeless Chris'
60 u. m.--EpNurth League service.
500 D. m.--''Jesus our Example ss
TEACHER
Al sittings free. You will he welcome
,,,,.y SIXTEENTH AED
rOONOn CHUKCu STREETS.
REV. W. Il. WBDDERSPOON. ID. Pastor
$50 a. m.-Sunday school
II 90 a. m.-''Twiu Guardian Angels.
b:b5 y. m.-Epworth League service. -
SO u. m.-''Thc Drama Of 81. Pau'' w
Prof. :. J. MscWatters.
Visitors Welcome. Excellent MUSIC.
w a alJ(Itf 50 su h h".
sunday school $50 n. IN. ,
II n. IN. THE Spiritual Value or IhahSh-
giving"
$50 o. m.-Jnniur League.
$50 y. m.-EpN Orth lsague.
30 y. m.-'rhe Great Physician and the
Blind"
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Monday evening will bo ladies' night
at the Terminal Railroad y. VI. c. A..
and an evening with the orchestra has
been arranged under direction of c. w,
Quest The Eastern quartet and chorus
Will assist in the program. Men en-
pioScd hv rairuOad and affiliated COM
panlcS are inVitC,
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LILLIAN RUSSELL COMING
IN "AllDfIRt" ON SUNDAY
rsvsyss Actress 70 Aprssr IN Great
nseiap rlAy ~ Ne Amusu
Theatre.

iHlian Hnfasli in sef rrenieai auc,
tsts Wndflls sams4 is iHs Annual
Theatre sNislif aiiffnoOr and niEhi
~ prosecuting this attraction which s
10 fave aels she WoiiA tihh Corpora
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rurteaser tna me pits b. certain o.
ian,se metli ontrtminlpH in meal n,
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stofi g tie pias
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hnuNledre ~ his dnAfhisfH aennst
a. atid Myrtle harrington u tpNeline
ln lhe west aud msets tnhh keefs
gambler Thuy riAY cnrds eipne ana
kfefr Hills HARRINGTON ana aieala ihe
hsll ~ sale a. hts raelna stahi. lesVira
sheet " slie Inventor, Jn tho ncu1
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a. john Garrison. ihe nhrrtf sisea
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kesf rnlpfs east ana elsinsn ihr ata
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tlhun meet et ihr hnfnr ef ffsnYrttn
Neegf as,len his identify. hut heifass
ilsllAsif tsaisis,Aa seeA~ wc.t s,'f ipr
watch and tho niselps sheet et ihf
It'll 81 nese 10 lussa the watch and il
q found ~ stiqfl hrepaf AMI l,aNu.
~ Henrietta y Attracted ~ % in thf
fawn shop window and hnSs "a Sis
oVetheatF heets tell norcsan that ht
hnasht ihr statute az her faihas And
,orfsousN hint with ms watch aud ,,c
tpFr While playing trnus with tienti.
eta the mirrine sher, ~ The blii At
rsle fell> ffosu the pocket ~ Narfisng
vnd rhe inar n and ihS n,,esefs iesp
sns she eNefhsaga conversation 49,.
tween krele nnd German and finds 81,
eomplstc bin u sale ana spniaYvs Ii
With The nisslns ahegt
isalph wotsahafs, thf ftahrr - NVr
tle has been inaarss8 ~ krefe 90 vi
Arur nisns ~ hls fpel ss~an fhQ 81,
80 tRf dis nandfsstr u aplg.ael.lna sni