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CONGREGATIONAL.

William Stansfield. orSanist. and choir
director at the First Congregational
Church, has arranged the following mu-
steal program for Sunday at II a. M:
Organ prelude. andante In C (Silas); an
them, IF ] Go not Away (Caldicotp;
anthem, soprano solo and chorus. From
Thy Love as a Father''-The Redemption
|-(Gounod); offertory. bass solo, open
the Gates of the Temple (knapp). and
organ postlude, Fantasia in G" tToursJ.
At the s o'clock evening service the
following numbers will be given: Or
gan prelude, hymn tune voluntary
There Is a Blessed Home (Frost: an
them. Again as Evening Shadows Fall"
(Woodman). and offertroy. Lord Of Our
Life" (Field).
During the musical half hour, follow
ing the evening sermon. the program
includes: Suite. James H. Rogers: pro-
logue, march: intermezzo, toccata: con-
traIto solo. THE Lord Is My Shepherd"
(Van der Water, Mrs. r. A. Quick:
overture. "Finlandia Introducing Finish
folk tunes). (Sibeliusl. In the evening
Dr. Stocking gives the second address
in his series of Sermons from the
City Streets" with the subject The Dope
Evil and -Quack Medicine"
Rev. Robert W. Coe. former pastor OF
the Methodist Protestant Church of Cher
rydale, Va, entered this week upon his
duties as assistant pastor Of First Con-
gregational Church. of which Rev. Jay T.
Stocking is pastor. Mr.. COe succeeds
Rev. Lewis E. Purdum. who resigned to
take charge of Ingram Memorial Con-
gregational Church.
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METHODIST.

In Foundry Methodist Church tomor-
row morning the pastor, Rev. W. r. We'd
derspoon. d. D., will preach on the
theme, The Prize Winner in the series
on The Way OF the Christian" and in
the evening on John Huss from Flames
to Cod The quartet and chorus choirs.
under direction of Anton Kaspar. will
furnish the following program Of special
music a the evening service: Chorus. MY
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord CTours)
trio. Protect Us Through the Coming
Night" nicholas: duet, Love Divine
tStainer), and anthem. My Faith Looks
Up to Thee (SchneckerJ.
A. l.. Dietrich, OF Washington. secre-
tary of Sunday school work of the Bal
timore Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Church South. announces his intention
to secure childrens day offerings this
year from every Bible school in the con-
ference.
-embers and friends of the Wash
ington District Epworth League will
gather at Old Masonic Temple next
Tuesday and Wednesday from IL to 2
p. m. when the league will give a
luncheon, the proceeds of which will
be used to partially defray the ex-
penses of the social service work of the
league rest cottage at Washington
Grove. General arrangements for the
luncheon are in the hands of the de-
partment of social service. Miss Edith
c. MadduX, District third vice president
in charge, and the board of trustees of
Rest Cottage. Miss Florence c. Day,
chairman, assisted by the following
chairmen of special committees: Lun-
cheon arrangements, Mrs. A. c. Chris
tie, of Calvary Chapter. and Mrs. J. E.
Griffith. third vice president. Of Trinity
Chapter: post card booth. Miss E. C..
Riggles. chairman; flower booth. Miss
Edith C. Maddux, District third vice
president. chairman; tag booth. Miss
Edith Bunting, chairman: candy booth.
Miss Jessie Boss. chairman: cake
booth, Miss r. c. johnson. chairman.
The work of the department of social
service has the Endorsement of the
forty-one chapters of the league in
Washington district, and the third
vice president of each local chapter
will assist in making the luncheon
success.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
preach in the Metropolitan Methodist
Sunday morning at IL o'clock
on The Heroic Christ In the even
ing at o'clock he will give q special
on the Art Of Fault
Finding" P. c. Hyam will lead the
Epworth League service at 6:45 on the
subject, What the League is Doing in
India"
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John Huss, the reformer and proto-mar-
tyr Of Bohemia. was born on July !. 1859
After graduating he became a lecturer
in his alma mater. the University Of
Prague, and subsequently was appointed
president OF the theological faculty. A
year later he was ordained to preach at
a chapel founded and endowed under
the name of Bethlehem, of the House
of Bread, intended, in the words Of the
founder, for the use of the common
people, that they might be refreshed
with the bread of holy preaching
By taking the side Of the realists In
the then burning controversy between
nominalism and realism; by obtaining a
decree which deprived the German ma
ton Of the preponderance in the Boz
hemian university; by the part he took
In the Papal schism then agitating
Christendom; and, most of all. by his
FASHIONED evangelical preaching and
his fearless exposure of the sensual
lives and shameful practices OF the
clergy, Huss reused the anger of the
Pope. the resentment of the Emperor
Sigismund and the implacable hostility
Of the Papal hierarchy.
After being twice placed under the
Papal ban he was summoned in 14l4 to
appear before the council Of Constance
and answer to a charge of heresy. The
choice was given him OF recantation or
death: and as he refused to abjure what
he maintained he never held. he was led
out of his cell on July s. 1il5. for the
final trial The indictment. charging
him with being a follower OF Wyclif. and
with disseminating heretical doctrines.
was read, and Huss was declared to be
an obstinate, incorrigible hereto. Sem
tence having been pronounced he was
degraded from the spiritual order by the
articles of a priests dress being put
upon him and successfully taken of.
with forms of expression appropriate to
each. The Eucharist cup was placed in
and then taken from his hands with the
words, We take from thee. condemned
Judas. the cup OF salvation His tom
sure having been symbolically obliter-
ated, a cap painted over with devils was
placed on his head with the inscription.
Arch heretic,' the officiating bishops
exclaiming. Now We devote thee to the
Internal DEVILS
The degraded man was then de-
livered over to the secular power and
led to the place of ex-
ecution. There he was chained by
the neck to the stake and the faggots
were piled round his body. When the
smoke and flame of the kindled fire
encircled the victim. he was heard
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

On Sunday the masses at st. Patrick e
Church will be at Z. s, 9, 10. and II
o'clock. The last mass will be SOL
emn high mass sung by Right Rev. Mgr.
w. T. Russell. The sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. NJ. P. ]. Egan, one Of the
assistant fathers at st. Patrick's. The
two choirs affiliated with the church will
render special music on this occasion.
Mgr. Russell will conduct the devotions
in honor of the Good Shepherd Sunday
night at 7:30, and also will preach
the sermon. which will be followed by
benediction Of the blessed sacrament.
On Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday afternoons at o'clock special
evening prayers will be recited. followed
by exposition of the blessed sacrament
on Friday the devotions will begin at
40 p m, taking the forming OF the
holy Hour" At these afternoon serv-
ices the music will be rendered by the
sanctuary choir directed by r. Mills
Silby.
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With the Washington Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.

John Huss Day tomorrow will be OBJ
served in New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church by both morning. and evening
services. In the morning the pastor. Rev.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, will preach on
historical discourse upon John Huss."
In the evening there will be a musical
service. including two special anthems,
two Bohemian hymns, one Of which Is
attributed to Huss' pen. and a responsive
service of the Psalm chanted by Huss in
the flames. DIR. Radcliffe will speak upon
THE Burning Bush of Bohemia"
Hon. Joseph W. Folk. chief counsel Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
and former governor of Missouri, has
agreed to deliver the second one Of the
series of studies of international Sunday
school lessons naugurated by the Fourth
Presbyterian Chruch. Both the political
eminence of the speaker and his Chris
tan character combine to insure a large
attendance. The subject OF the lesson
will be .'Saul's Attempt to Kill David and
David's Escape" The first of this series
of studies was conducted by the Hon.
William Jennings Bryan last Sabbath
before a record attendance and many
persons were unable to gain admission.
At the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Fourteenth and r
streets northwest, the pastor. Rev. DR.. c.
Everest Granger, will preach tomorrow
at II a. m. and p. m. His morning SER
mon topic will be John Huss; Reformer.
Prophet. Martyr" and in the evening he
will preach on Lots Choice of Choice
Lots The pastor will meet the class in
religious instruction in the chapel Sun
day evening at = o'clock.
The Kirk Bible Class will hold
dinner in the chapel Tuesday evening at
/ o'clock Howard o. Omohundro will be
the speaker. The prayer meeting for the
week will be held Wednesday night in
stead of Thursday. and will be at the
Presbyterian Home for the Aged, 14e0 NJ
street northwest.
Contributions for the Easter offering
are now said to amount to almost s., zoo.
The congregation of Western Presby-
terrain Church has elected the following
three deacons who were this week or
dained and installed by the pastor. Rev.
J. Harvey Durham: Alfred B. Gawler.
Dr. David L. Maxwell, and Prof Macon
w Dougherty. Mrs. Banerjee, Indian
missionary from Calcutta. spoke at the
midweek service of this church on
Thursday evening.
DR.. Runner, former pastor of the Ken
sington Presby terrain Church. has been
dismissed from the Presbytery Of WASH
ington to enable him to accept call
extended by a Baltimore church.
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building. An illustrated lecture on The
EVIL In Drink" was given by H. F. SNor-
ley, superintendent Of the citizenship de-
partment Of the District Union. This Ii
one OF a series of lectures Mr.. Woriey
10 giving at the various churches Of the
District. Tomorrow evening he Is to
speak at the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church and the following Sunday even
ing at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
He has engagements up to June 10Th,
when he has announced he will suspend
the lectures for the summer. He II being
assisted by four members Of his depart
ment. Messrs Gilman. Gardner. Hay
craft, and Otterman. who have given one
of the lectures, AN Eye-opener on
Booze" at a number Of churches. N. X.
Gardner will deliver the lecture before
the c. E. Society Of the Western Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening. H.
M. Gilman gave 1t last Sunday evening
before the c. e. Society Of the Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The Eagle arrived at survey grounds on coast Of
Haiti April %: Des Moines arrived at Guantaps mo
April q Saturn arrived at La Paz April p; Della
rived At Boston April 2; Galveston arrived at
Shanghai April .: smith and Preston arrived a,
Charleston April @; Parker arrived at New York
Navy Yard Anil 2: Psducah arrived at Cienfueyos
April e; Areihusa arrived At Guantanamo AInl z.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS.
Lieut.. Commander L. A. Gotten. to North Dakota
on May 2
Lieut. Commander W. R. Sexton, to Temporary
Lieuts. ttInior grsde) r. +. Foster. z. W. Spencer
C. Y. Johnston. and ]. II. B. Smith. commissioned
frum March Z.
Ensign A. r. Early to Michigan
Asst. Sur-s William Mckinney L. L. Matthews,
J. =. Neuberber, ". Z. Lawhead, 4. l.. Bass,
Arthur Freeman. and A. r. Barrow. all VI. X. c,
detached Naval Medical School. Washington.
CABLE FROM N-CHIEF.
AsIATIC FLEET.
dated Cavite z. J.. April ~
Ensgns L. J. Moor. and Z. S. Stone to home
and await oIders
NOTE.
Cart. George ". Logan died at Norfolk Va,
April -.
MARINE CORPS.
Cart. r. c. Dewey. A. Q. NJ. to Marine Bar
Capt. l. B. Purcell to Marine Barracks. New
York.
Capt. T. N. Clinton. to Marine Barracks, Homo
lulu.
First Lieut. W D. Smith. to Virginia
Second Lieut.. F. S. n. Erskine. to Teas
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SIGMA NJ PHI MEN TO SMOKE.
VIII Celebrate Revival of National
University Law school Chapter-

The active and alumni members Of the
Joseph II. Choate Chapter of the Sisma
NJ Phi Fraternity will hold a smoker
this evening at Studio Hall, 121s Connec-
ticut avenue northwest. to celebrate the
revival of the chapter at the National
University Law School.
Several Of the faculty. who are MEM
bers of the fraternity. will be present.
The program will include speaking by
members Of the faculty and representa-
tive. active and alumni members. The
committee Of arrangements consists Of
Rulor V. L. Stratton. chairman; Edward
s. Brashears. c. Keith Carlin, Ralph T.
Bassett. and Harry v. Rouse. The on
GERS of the chapter are: Chancellor, Ralph
F.. Day; first vice chancellor, Joseph NJ
Johnston: second vice chancellor, Alfred
r. Lowey: master Of rolls. B. Y. Martin:
registrar of the excheQuer. John B. Har-
rell. jr.. and crier. Ralph T. Bassett C.
*. Carlin will act as toastmaSter
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LUTHERAN.

At the Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Rev. J. E. A. Doermann will confirm
class Of seven members. The full itur-
gical service will be used, supplemented
by appropriate music by the recently-or-
gained boys choir. as follows:
Prelude, "Sonate Pathetique.' opp. IS
(Beethoven); Hold Thou My Hand"
Briggs: barytone solo by Mr.. Taylor;
offertory, "Sing Unto the Lord" Caleb
Simper). by the boys choir; postlude'
March Solemnelle' Iemaigne). The
boys choir is directed by George Werner.
with Herbert J. Brandes at the organ.
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his charge to the jury at II o'clock this
morning. With one exception, the case
Is record for the length Of time It has
held the attention Of the court.
Ida NJ. Howard, a milliner at 1ses
Fourteenth street northwest, yesterday
filed petition in bankruptcy In the Dis
trict Supreme Court through Attorney
Paul Sleman. placing her assets at Ssls
and her debts at 1913,
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Ladies are invited to the Terminal r. r.
Y. NJ c. A. service at Union Station to-
morrow afternoon at I o'clock, when
Nine Mountford. formerly of Jerusalem.
will give her lecture. Life in jerusalem"
In her Interpretation Of the manners and
customs of the Holy Land she will use
costumes and garments common to the
people Of Palestine. making more easily
understood some Of the passages of scrip
ture where allusion to such things occur.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24
District Courts

The District of Columbia was named
defendant in a suit for $4,000 damages
entered yesterday by John w. Carter in
the District Supreme Court through At
torneys d. w. Baker and John T. Money.
Carter alleges he dislocated his right
knee and suffered other damages when
he tripped and fell over a sewer trap
which projected two inches above the
pavement in Tennessee avenue between
E and r street northeast on February 5.
William Alexander yesterday entered
suit In the District Supreme Court
through Attorney Frank s. Smith for
800 damages against William Rosen-
dorf. Alexander says he was standing
beside his Ford auto in front Of 1211 II
street northwest on March II. when he
was struck and knocked against the Ford
by an auto driven by Rosendorf. Alex
ander says his S22 overcoat, $50 suit and
81 hat were ruined and he claims other
damages.
Claiming that they lived outside the
District and did not know the value of
property here, W. Wilberforce Thomas
and Harriette e. Coates yesterday en-
tered suit In the District Supreme Court
to recover S30,0es damages. which they
claim to have lost in two reality trans
actions in which they allege they were
deceived as to the value Of District
realty.
They name James ]. hampton. the
James J. hampton company, and VIII
loughby 5. Chesley and John T. Ches-
ley, trading as Chesley & Chesiey. as de-
PENDANTS. and, in addition to the $4,000
damages asked. the plaintiffs ask the
court for 5000 punitive damages.
The plaintiffs say they traded lana
they owned in Maryland for property a.
l1l9 Fourteenth street northwest and also
exchanged land in Elizabeth, N. j.. for
property on the southeast corner of
Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest. The plaintiffs charge that
after the transactions they learned the
realty here did not have the value that
was represented.
Attorney W. Gwynn Gardiner represents
the plaintiffs.
Contest over the will of Stilson Hutch
ms. newspaper founder who left an es-
tate worth about 100000 probably will
come to an end today after trial OF
five months and the taking of 11.oo0 pages
of testimony. Justice Anderson IN
Criminal Court No. expects to give
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Secular League to Hold Election.

Force in Nature and the Nature Of
Force will be the subject of an address
by Prof. Hyland c. Kirk before the
Washington Secular League at Pythian
Temple tomorrow afternoon. The meet
ing will be the last for the season, and
the annual election Of officers will take
place.
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE. 9th and sits
son p. m.-Lecturc by l. +. HOSklNS Topic.
GOD REIGNS IN HEAVEN; WHY
NOT On EARTH
70 p m.-CIass meeting for Bible study. Subject.
"Earhs Great Jubilee. question /.
rage =.
M collections
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THEOSOPHY.

STEREOPTICON LECTURE on "KROTONA,
the Headquarters of the TheoSophical Society in
America" ~ Ms. Ross Reed. sunday. y. NJ,
at Theosoplic Hall. l2l6 ST. Silver collection
Free study classes Tuesiays and Fridays p. m.
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FORCE IN NATURE AND THE NATURE OF
FORCE address BY Prof. Hyland c. Kirk
Annual election Of officers Pythian TEMPLE. lG2
9Th ST. NV, Sunday, p N.
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Seamen Win Strike: Boats to Move

striking for higher wages won a COM
plete victory today. Their demands were
granted and they returned to work.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

New York picture shows and theaters
time.
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G. E. Leaders Hit Drink Evil.

The third of the union meetings Of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of Bloom
insdale and lexington was held at the
United Brethren Church Sunday evening
and tested the seating capacity Of the
The Washington herald., 1915-04-24

The Young Women's Christian As
sociation vesper service tomorrow at
4:3o p. m. win have for the speaker
Mrs. Suhkoda Banerjee. who 10 the
daughter Of high caste Hindu in East
India She II engaged In Q wonderful
rescue work among the temple girls
OF India and the story Of her life II .
thrilling account Of splendid hsroism
and faith I'm God.
Mrs.. Charles Riker viii Be the solo
ist aad Miss IRebells Stone WIN aceom-
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Co
lumbia road and Euclid st. Services: Sunday. II
A. m and z m. Subject PROBATION
AFTER DEATH" Sunday school. IL a. m. We'd
nesday evening meeting O'Clock. Public
daily invited Reading room and loan library.
Sol Colorado Bldg
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
18th and SIS. Services: Sunday. II a. m.
and D. IN Subject PROBATION AFTER
DEATH Sunday school. II a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting O'Clock. Public cordially in
vited. Reading -oon and loan library. COL Colorado
R1dr
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CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th and
sts NV. Rev. Jay 7. Stocking ID. D.. pastor.
Rev. Robert W. Coe assistant pastor. II a. m,
IIibic worship: sermon by the pastor: subject,
JOHN HISS. THE BOHEMIAN REFORM
Err" Music by quartet and chorus choir. $50 a
m. Sunday School. 6:i5 y. m. Y r. :. e. Z.
2. m. by the pastor: subject, THE
DOPE EVIL AND QUACk MEDICINE"
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ANNOUNCEMENT INVITATION.
FREE LECTURE.
THE RIBLE SIMPLIFIED FOR HOME AND
SCHOOL. CHART DEMONSTRATION
BY
MRS LOUISE HARDING EARLL.
Place-Public Library. under auspices Of the In
:erdenominational Mission Study Class. April 30.
r. n. Bible students especially invited
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

Next Sunday being John Huss day In
the Washington churches, Rev. George
A. Miller will preach at the Ninth Street
Christian Church in the morning on
World Preparation for the Coming OF
John Huss,' and at night on THE Ro-
man Church and John Huss' Death"
On Tuesday night Of next week Mrs.
Bannerjee. of India, will speak to wom-
en- only In the church.
Rev. Henry F. Lutz's Sunday evening
subject at the H Street Christian
Church. corner Sixth and H streets
southwest. will be, Forces That Make
for World Peace" A section OF the
Boys Band will furnish special music
for the occasion.
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II Min Fl Ninth na and r streets
REV. LUCIUs C. CLARK, D. D.. Pastor.
go a. m.-SInday school.
II 90 a. m.-"PICKED MEN FAILED JESUS
100 p. m.-Epworth League service.
SOD y. m.-"JOHN HUSS."
All Sittinss free Strangers Welcome
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What is asserted to be the finest
stone mason work In the world u to
be seen In the ruins OF Inca palAcoo -
the city Of cuycos peru.
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Service Concludes ut Midnight.

Revival meetings every night OF the
week, beginning at 8 o'clock are being
conducted by Rev. B. Carradine. D. D..
pastor Of the Gospel Tabernacle. at
Lewis Hall, Fourteepth and p streets
northwest. "
A special meeting for prayer will be
held tonight beginning at O'Clock
and concluding at midnight. Services
will continue Through next week an6
possibly longer
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DR.. Runner. former pastor of the Ken
sington Presbyterian Church. has been
dismissed from the Presbytery Of Wash
ineton to enable him to accept a call
extended by a Baltimore church.
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UNIEERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and L SIS. NV.
Rev. John Van Schsick If, ID. d.. pastor Pub
lie worship at l! a. m. with sermon by Rev
Forest j. Trettyman. II. D., Chaplain of L. >.
Senate. Young Peoples Christian Union at p.
m; leader. Miss Hazel Powers. Sunday School,
9:45 a. m. Free Kindergarten. II a.
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SERVICES: 80. II A. NJ. T. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. ave, 18th and stA
Charles Wood minister.
Howard Eannafo-d ministers assistant
Barry Daremore Angus rninister-in-charge Of
Peek Chapel
$50 q. m.-Sunday school
naD a. m.-Morning service; sermon by the min
ister.
SD D. m.-Aftern0on service. Music rendered by
double quartet. Sermon by the min
lister: subject. Men Who Have Kept
the Soul of the World Alse-Daniel.
tPart IV)
SIS D. m.-ChriStian Endearor meeting.
500 p. m.-Evenins service Music rendered by
evening choir Of 100 voices Sydney
lloyd Wrshtson. director; Harvey
Msrray. organist- Sermon by the min
IsIer: subject, The Completion of
Creation
800 p. m.-Thussdsy, midweek service.
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Thomas Harrison, known all over this
country as the hoy evangelist" will
preach morning and evening sermons to-
morrow at the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. Sixteenth street and Columbia
road.
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st. Nuark's Church

Third AND A STREETS s. Z.
REV. G. r. STETsON. RECTOR.
SERVICES: 30. II A. NJ, +. N.