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The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
EPISCOPAL.

The Sunday School Institute Of the Dio-
cese of Washington will hold its nine
teenth annual convention on Wednesday.
October %. in the Church Of the Epi-
phany on g street The purpose OF the
convention is to promote the cause of
religious. education and to bring to-
gether in conference all clergy. teachers
and officers in the diocese.
Sessions will be held in the morning
afternoon and evening of Wednesday,
opening with the celebration of Holy
Communion by Bishop Harding. The
speakers include Rev. 6. c. Foley. D. D..
professor in the Philadelphia Divinity
School. at 10 o'clock: Rev. Nelson p
Dame, general missionary of the Diocese
Of Virginia. at . o'clock. and Right Rev.
Rogers Israel. D. D.. bishop of Erie.
president of the Board Of Religious Edu-
cation Of the Province Of Washington. at
s O'Clock. Sectional conferences will be
held at o'clock and a Sunday school ex-
hibit will be shown before and after the
meetings.
The officers Of the institute are: Pres-
dent. Bishop Harding; first vice presi-
dent, Canon DeVries: second vice presi-
dent. Canon Austin. and treasurer and
Eugene E. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

The Christian Endeavor Union will fur
nish speakers for the following Christian
Endeavor Societies tomorrow evening:
Joint meeting Of Rhode Island Avenue
NJ. p, lexington Presbyterian, and Yer
mont Avenue Christian Societies at
Rhode Island Avenue NJ. p Church, A. E.
Mechem; Church of the Covenant Earl
Taggart: ST. Paul's English Lutheran. A.
G. Grinnell: Takoma Park Presbyterian.
Karl Stecher: Metropolitan Baptist. Carl
G. A. Johnson: First Congregational.
Horace n. Gilman: Kendall Baptist.
Clarence Huckle: Emmanuel Baptist.
Charles c. Ref: Mount Pleasant Congre-
eational. R. H. Kempton: New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian. H. B. Otte-man; Union
Wesley. Earl Taggart: Church Of the
Reformation. John Kuhn; Bethany Rap-
tist, A. ]. Thomas: Capitol Heights Con-
gregational, H. F. Worley; Fourth Pres
byterian. Homer Edison.
The subject to be considered in tomor-
rows meetings is The Responsibility of
Our Society for the Christian Endeavor
Union"
The Beta Christian Endeavor Society,
OF the Ninth Street Christian Church, in
its annual report for the year ended Sep
tember 90 1915. showed that the society
had made an increase in membership of
40. making the present membership 50.
The report also showed remarkable
In the Missionary work of
the Christian Endeavor Society. having
supplied churches with speakers on sew
eral Sundays and having held prayer
meetings in various parts OF the city.
The treasurer's report showed that of
the amount received one-third was con-
tributed to missions and the remainder
to the church and to the Christian En-
deavor Union.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
PASTORS FAVOR PROHIBITION.

That prohibition for the District Of
Columbia will be live issue before Con-
gress when it assemblies is indicated by
the action Of the Pastors Federation OF
Washington at the last regular meeting.
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Building, Sep
tember 81. when strong resolutions were
unanimously passed indorsing the work
of the Anti-Saloon League and pledginS
the united support of the federation to
the league in it's efforts TO secure prohibi-
ton for the District when the prohibi-
ton bill is presented to Congress at its
next session.
Tomorrow will be Anti-Saloon League
Day in the churches of the city. accord
ing 20 the appointment Of the Pastors
Federation at the same meeting. In con-
nection with sermons by the pastors on
the subject of enforcement of the Jones'
Works liquor law and District prohfoi-
ton. the claims of the league will also
he presented. The Pastors Federation
urges that prayer meetings. for prohibition
be held at least once month IN All me
churches until Congress disposes OF the
prohibition bill
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
reform BUREAU HEAD
To RECEIVE HONOR
Organization Started by Dr.. Crafts Il
Given Credit for Better
ment Laws.

The twentieth anniversary of the or
Bureau of this city will be observed
tomorrow In a meeting which will be
held at $50 O'Clock in First Con-
gregational Church, 10th and G streets.
Crafts. Phi. D.. who now holds the office
of superintendent and treasurer. will be
honored on this occasion. as will Mrs.
Crafts. who has accompanied her hus-
band on many trips to other continents.
Mrs. Crafts bears the title of honorary
missionary secretary of the bureau ana
Is much in demand as speaker familiar
with social conditions in various parts
Of the world.
Rev. Dr. w. r. Wedderspoon, pastor
of Foundry NJ. E. Church, is president
Of the Reform Bureau and Rev. Henry
Anstadt. pastor of Luther Place
Memorial Lutheran Church. is secretary.
The trustees. in addition to the above.
include Rev. Henry N. Prinsle. Rev.
p. r. Hickok. Rev. D. c. Mcleod,
Prof. Mitchell Carroll. and Capt. Rich
mond Pearson Hobson.
Clinton N. Howard. a well known
lecturer of Rochester. N. Y,
will be the principal speaker at to-
meeting. DR.. Wedderspoon
will preside
Dr. Crafts will speak at the other
meetings: At II a. m.
NJ E. Church. 18th and Church
streets, on Seeing Life WHOLE at
p. m. Luther Memorial Church.
Thomas Circle on "A Quarter Century
Of Moral Progress"
The Reform Bureaus schedule Of ac-
complished reforms for the twenty years
includes moral laws OF Congress. seven
Of them relating to alcohol and opium,
two to the Sabbath. two to divorce. one
to seduction. one to impure literature
and one to race gambling. One of these
s the "red light injunction law for the
District. Another bill shut out the prize
light films of Santa Fe and later those Of
Havana The bureau Is equally devoted
% law enforcement in which the assist
ant superintendent. Rev. Henry n.
Pringle, is especially active. and
the educational work is varied. in
,luding stereopticon lectures in the
streets to audiences of thousands. and
an extensive circulation Of reform litera-
ure. including books for the promotion
If daily Bible reading and study in
ZONES and schools. More recently the
bureau has been invited by the Inter-
Association of Evan
,elists to cooperate in combining civic
'evivals with those that aim at the con-
yersion Of individuals.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev. Robert W. Coe, pastor Of the First
Congregational Church, Will preach to-
morrow morning upon THE New Pat
riotism." His evening subject is why
Young Men Go to Church" At a meet
ing Of the standing committee Of the
church last Monday night reports were
presented from the various organizations
connected with the church, and It was
shown that all are actively preparing for
the work OF the winter. The Woman's g
Missionary Society reported that during
the past year 1t had raised for its work
s1.l0o a larger sum than In any previous
year OF its existence.
The following musical program has
been arranged by DR.. William Stansfield,
organist and choir director Of the First
Congregational Church, for the services
tomorrow: Morning service, organ pre-
lude. Kyrie Q2th Mass), (Moxart: anthem.
The Lord Is My Rock (Woodman): an
them. quartet. Yea, Tho Walk
Through the Valley" (Sullivan); offer
tory. soprano and contralto solos and
chorus. There Is a City" (Shelley); Or
gan postlude. "Jubilate Dec" (Silver). For
the evening service: Organ prelude. Pre-
lude to Lohenerinp (wagner); anthem.
How Lovely Are the Messengers" (Men-
offertory, NO Shadows Yon-
der" (GauD. At the musical half hour
following the regular evening service the
following numbers will be given: March
on a Theme Of Handel tOuilmant; The
Swan" (Saint-SaenO: "On the Coast
Dudley Buck); serenade, 'Pierne" and
Allegro Vivance" (6tansneld).
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| church and Father Smyth will give q
short discourse. which will be follow
ed by benediction Of the Blessed Sac
rament.
The usual devotions in honor Of the
Good Shepherd will take place at 1880
p. m. Following a custom established
several years ago by Mgr. Russell OF
answering questions concerning Cath
olic doctrine and teaching on the third
Sunday of the month instead OF the
regular Sermon, the queries that have
been placed in the question box" for
the past month will be considered at
this service.
During the week evening prayers
will be sung at p. m. on Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday
Friday at 4:30 o'clock the holy hour
of alteration OF the Blessed Sacrament
will be observed Every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m. services for the
members of the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin are held by Father Smyth. d.
rector of the society.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
LUTHERAN.

Keller Memorial Lutheran Church Will
tomorrow dedicate the new Sunday
school house adjoining the church which
has Just been completed. The present
pastor Of the church. Rev. S. T. Nicholas.
will have the assistance in the dedica-
tory services Of the two former pastors
Of the church, Rev. c. H. Butler. who
organized the congregation more than
twenty-three years ago. and Rev. DR..
c. p Wiles. who resigned the pastorate
in 1911 to become editor Of Lutheran Sun
day school literature. with headquarters
in Philadelphia.
The formal dedication will take place
in the afternoon at 80 O'Clock. and the
sermon will be preached by Rev. c. H.
Butler. Messages Of greeting will be
brought by pastors Of the other Lutheran
churches Of the city. Special exercises
will be held in the Sunday school at the
morning service. and DR.. Wiles will
preach at both the II o'clock service and
again in the evening.
The new school Is under the, same roof
as the church proper and has a seating
capacity Of $50. 1t Is surrounded by a
gallery containing separate rooms for
the classes and the equipment of the new
plant Is modern in every respect. The
superintendent, who has been very ag-
gressive in the upbuilding of the school
Is DR.. H. H. Seltzer.
Reformation Day will be celebrated by
Lutherans of Washington in a union
service in which the different synods will
come together to hear an address by DR..
H. II. Greever. editor Of the Survey. the
new weekly which has as its purpose the
bringing together of all branches of the
Lutheran Church. The meeting will be
held on the evening of Reformation Day,
October 81. at Luther Place Memorial
Church. Arrangements for the observ-
ance are in charge of ID committee con-
sisting Of Rev. William A. Wade, Rev.
]. T. Huddle. Rev. c. F. Steck. and Rev.
I. o. Baker.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
BIBLE CLASSES TO BEGIN.
Subjects and Leaders at Y. w. c. A
Are Announced,

The first meeting of the Sunday after
noon Bible class Of the Young Women's
Christian Association viii be held tomor-
row at $3.50 p. m. Mrs. Mary C. Stevens
will be the leader Of this class. and will
teach each Sunday the Sunday school les
son for the following Sunday. All wom-
en- are cordially invited to become men,
bers Of this class. Mrs. Stevens is un-
usually we'll fitted to be the teacher. hav-
ing been trained at the School of Peda-
sogy in Hartford. Conn.
The Bible study classes Of the associa-
ton all start this week. The Bible Stu
dents Club meets on Tuesday at 7:l5 p.
m. Miss Mabel Thurston is the instructor
of this club. and this year the topic Of
discussion will be the Fundamental Po-
sitions Of the Christian Faith
On Wednesday at 7:15 a class. led by
Miss F1nney. will study the life of Christ.
1t Is proposed to start a twilight. hour
class on Fridays from $50 to D. m This
class will meet around the fireplace in
the living room and will discuss questions
of everyday living Girls who<are re-
downtown for dinner and even
ing engagements will be cordially well
coined in this club. Miss Miriam Barstow
will be the leader.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
CUNNINGHAM MAY GET
GOCKELER'S POSITION
Lanman Company Official Considered
as Next Secretary of Board
of Trade.

]. Harry Cunningham. vice president
and treasurer of the Lanman Engraving
Company and one OF the most widely
known business men in Washington. is
being discussed by prominent Board Of
Trade members as a successor to Sec
retary Chris J. Gockeler. who has an
aounced his withdrawal from Official du
ties al the expiration of his term this
fan.
Mr. Cunningham. it is understood. has
not been approached in this connection.
hut from a well-informed source comes
the information that several Of the pres
ent directors of the board have discussed
his name prominently in this connection
and are planning to urge him to permit
his name to be used.
Mr.. Cunningham is not director. but
if he will permit his name TO be used IN
connection with the secretaryship his
friends declare there will be no difficulty
in electing him 10 the directorate at tie
next election.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
With the Washington Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. Radcliffe, will begin tomorrow even
ing his usual course OF Sunday evening
lectures In New York Avenue Church.
The general title will be elisha Tab
leaux." ar.I the successive subjects will
Be THE Sinstrel Of Uru.' The Bald
Head" Death In the Pot" "A Little
Maid" "chsriots Of Five" AN Arrow
Of peliversnce," and 'The Touch Of =
Dead Man" The choir will give the
usual monthly Interpretation Of some
sacred musical classics on the last Sun
day evening Of each month.
At the Gunton-remple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Fourteenth and r
streets northwest. the pastor. Rev. DR..
c. Everest Granger. will preach at II
o'clock tomorrow on the topic Perfect
Peace" John G. Klein will sing Thou
wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace" by
Obey Speaks. BY vote OF the session
the plan and hour for the evening serv-
ice will be changed beginning tomorrow
night The service will begin ofomptly
at s:I5 o'clock and last for one hour.
The aim will be to make q bright, happy
and profitable hour for old and young.
Variety Of program. brief addresses by
the pastor and visiting speakers. plenty
Of good music and congregational sing
inS Of Gospel hymns will be the features
from night to night.
There Will be special muSicai services
for four Sunday evenings At o'clock
at the First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place. Tomorrow the subject
will be 'Gallilee" and Miss Elizabeth
Leckie will sing. for the offertory. Gal
iilee." by c. whitney coombs. The an
thems, "sweet aalilee" end 20 Sea Of
Galilee" will be sung by Miss Leckie
and the double male quartet. Mrs.
Sehutt's organ numbers will be Der
ceuse. No. = (Ednder). Communion In
G" (Batiste). "Galilee" (Jude).
At Westminster Church . congrega-
tional meeting was held on Thursday
night with Henry E. Bittinger. president
OF the congregation. presiding. Two adj !
ditional members were elected to the |
board Of deacons-Henry c. Malinka and |
w. T. Van Doren. The congregation de- |
and elected Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Mrs. |
George B. Holmes. Mrs L. S. Depue.
and Mrs. B. Frank Anderson to that !
office The Every Member Canvass"
was adopted and the pastor. Rev. T. E.
Davis, and the board Of deacons were
placed in charge Of 1t.
The Sunday school Of Westminster
Church is making preparations for the
Rally Day service, to be held tomor-
row morning at II o'clock in the church.
L. s. Depue. superintendent of the
school, is planning an excellent pro-
gram. and the church is to be appro-
priately decorated for the occasion. An
interesting feature Of the service will be
he baptism of a number Of infants. who
with their parents are to be brought to
he church in automobiles.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
WILL DESCRIBE CONFERENCES,
Y. W. C. A. Leaders to Give Concis>
Reports of Summer Gatherinss,

Reports of summer GatherinEs.
At the vesper service Of the Young
Women's Christian Association tomor-
row at 40 p. m. will be given the re-
ports Of the delegates to the Y. W. c.
A. summer conferences. The association
is very fortunate in having had a dele
gate at a number OF these interesting
conferences. Miss Florence NJ. Brown,
the general secretary, will report on the
biennial convention, held In Los An
geles in May. and on the most unusual
work done at the Panama-Pacific Ex.
position by the Y. W. c. A. Miss Violet
Stevens. Of the Girls Club Of Woodward
& Lothrop. and Miss Clara Haas, of the
Girls Club Of Goldenberg's. will repor,
on the Industrial girls conference at
Camp Nepawhin, Pennsylvania. Miss
Elsie Jarvis. Of the Eastern Friendship
Club. will report on the high school
girls conference. held at Camp Nepa-
whin. Miss Ellen Love will report, on
the city conference, held at Silver Bay,
N. Y. Miss Miriam Barstow, member
ship secretary Of the Washington Y. W.
c. A., will report on the foreign mis-.
sionary conference, at Northheld, Mass.
Miss Mary Alice Finney. RELIGIOUS work
Decrstary. viii report on the county con-
fersnce. held at Lake Geneva, wis. Hiss
Lucille Hardesty WIN sing ana IIlse
Mary wssSsr Fox WIN play tie vs3lin.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Solemn high mass will be sung at
st. Patrick's Church tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock by Rev. NJ. p. ].
Egan, who will have ofIiciating with
him two priests from the Catholic
University. Rev. Thomas E. McGuiRan
will act as master Of ceremonies and
. sermon on the gospel Of the day will
be preached by Rev. John II. Nc
Namara. Two choirs will furnish the
music of the mass and at the end of
the services the congregation will sing
"Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"
The Children Of Mary win receive
holy communion tomorrow at the 8
o'cIock mass. which WIN b q special
mass celebrated by Rev. James A.
0myth AT 4 D.. m. the regular MONTH
- hesting VIII take place n the
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r. II. c. A. Will Hear Dr.. Collier.

A song service for men will be held
In the lobby Of the Y. II. c. A. in q
street at $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
At the session Of the mems Bible class
which follows DR.. Frank w. Collier will
speak on Jesus Makes Known that He
is the Christ"
Norman A. Lufburrow, director of.e en-
paoyment Of the 7. N. C. A., will speak
in the evening at the Rally Day service
Of the Lanham n. e. Sunday School.
The quartet Of the Y. II. C. A. Gospel
team win sing at the Central Unioa MIS-
Oion. -f-
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The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

Rev. George W. Hates, secretary, Ma
tional Spiritualists' Association. left
Washington yesterday for Rochester, N.
Y. to attend the annual convention Of
spiritualists. Several local delegatea also
will attend the convention and invite the
assembly to meet In Washington next
year. They carry with them an invita-.
ton from ne Chamber OF Ccmmsrc<
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

Tomorrow will be Homecoming Day"
at the Vermont Avenue christia n
Church, with an appropriate sermon by
the pastor in the morning.
At the evening service at 7:30 o'clock
DR.. Wiley will deliver q lecture on the
Passion Play" of Oberammergau An
ton Lang, who twice acted the part Of
the Christ. was recently killed on the
battlefield. This lecture will be illus
trated with beautiful pictures taken at
Oberammergau,
The revival services at Fifteenth
Street Christian Church arc being well
attended. The evangelist. DR.. Tyndall,
will preach every evening this month ex-
cept Saturdays. Tomorrow he will
preach at both the morning and after
noon services. His subject for the MORN
ing will be Witnesses to the Divinity
OF Jesus" and in the evening THE Diff
ference Between Getting Into Christ
and Christ Getting Into Us"
The singing Is led by the pastor. Rev.
L. L. Bowers, who has an excellent
choir.
morrow Rally Day" and Decision
Day."
Washingtonians will be grieved to learn
of the very serious illness of Rev. DR..
Peter Ainslie. pastor of Christian Tenn
pie, Baltimore, and president Of the Ma
tional Disciples Convention. The con-
dition of DR.. Ainslie who have been
critically III Of pneumonia was slightly
improved yesterday so that his physi-
clans hold out hope for his recovery.
DR.. Ainslie caught cold on Monday of
this week. The cold rapidly developed
into pneumonia, and by Thursday he was
so low that death was expected.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

A mass meeting Of the Disciples
Union will be held at Ninth Street
Christian Church on Tuesday evening
October 1s. Reports from fourteen Chris
tian churches in Washington and VI
cinity will be heard. There will also
be given a missionary exercise. entitled
THE Ellis Island Demonstration" un-
der the direction Of Mrs E. T. Steph-
enson
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
SOCIETY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.

Wilson, who passed much of tho summer
and autumn In Atlantic City, N. j., have
returned to their house in town.
Mrs. Horace n. westcott. who was
with her mother, Mrs. John F. Rodgers,
Of New York, has returned
Mrs. r. 7. Pearce. Of Cincinnati. Ohio,
Is spending q few days at the Shoreham
Mr.. and Mss. John T. Taylor. Of Wyn-
cote. Pa, have taken an apartment in
the Connecticut.
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder, U. 8.
NJ, retired: Mrs. Schroeder, and Miss
Joanna A. Schroeder will close their
summer place at jamestown, r. l.. on
Wednesday and return to Washington.
Rev. E. Ashley. Of Aberdeen. g. Oak,
is at the Shoreham for a short stay
Other prominent arrivals at the Shore
ham are DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Rust, Of
Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs J. c. Schacter, of
New York: Mrs. NJ. E. Preston, of Dem
yer, Colo, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stuart
Gle, Of Lowell. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch SHEPARD
and Miss Alice B. Shepard have re-
turned from Jamestown, R. /.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, who is on
the way to New York from the Pacific
Coast, is at the Powhatan Hotel
Capt. Charles G. Mortimer, u S. A.,
has returned from Plattsburg and Joined
Mrs. Mortimer at their quarters at Fort
Myer.
The first dance Of the year at St Al
bans School will be given tonight Head
and Mrs. William H. Church will
receive.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. corner 18th and L St.,
Ulysses G. B. Fierce. ID. D.. minister. e:45 a. m
Sundss0chooi; Class for the Comparative Study Of
Religion. and Unity Study Glars. II a. H. morn
ing service; sermon by the minister. There is also
kindergarten iuring the hour Of morning worship
p. m. Liberal Religious Union: address By Mrs.
Mary c. Greaihonse on Robert Browning
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

Capt Charles G. Mortimer, u S. A.,
has returned from Plattsburg and Joined
Mrs. Mortimer at their quarters at Fort
Myer.
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SPIRITUALISM.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH. PYTHiAN
Temple. ioI2 Ninth st. NV. first floor. 80 p N
Lecture and ballot reading by Mrs. Frances d
Spzlding Interesting meeting. AL invited
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The first dance Of the year at ST Al
bans School will be given tonight Head
master and Mrs. William H. Church will
receive.
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UNIvERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts NV
Rev. John Van Schaicf. IT.. d. D., PASTOR Pub
hc worship at II =. m NTH address BY the pas
tor. Young Feorle's Christian Union at I D. m.
Sunday school. s:i5 4 m. Free kndergarten, II
a.. m.
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Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman, who is on
the way to New York from the Pacific
Coast, Is at the Powhatan Hotel.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Columbia road and Euclid st. Services: Sunday.
II g. m. and .. m Subject. DOCTRINE or
ATOSEMENT. Sunday school, II a. m We'd
nesday evening meeting. O'Clock Public cur
daily invited. Reading room and loan library, col
Colorado Bldg
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCIENTIsT.
18th and Il SITS. NV. Services: Sunday II a. m
and p. m. Subject. DOCTRINE OF ATONE
MENT Sunday school. II a. m Wednesday
evening meeting O'Clock. Public cordially in
vfted. Reading room and loan library. col Colo
rado Bldg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard
and Miss Alice B. Shepard have re-
turned from Jamestown, r. l.
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