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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-03
With the Washington Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Easter music in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will include the fol-
| lowing numbers: God Hath Appointed
| Day" CTours). Ring Out Glad Bells
(Sartlett), Awake, Thou That Sleepest
tStainer). Awake, With Holy Rapture
Sing" (Wesp. Il Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth" (HandeD.
In the First Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place and C street. Rev. John
Brftton Clark. pastor of the church, will
ofliciate at tEe Easter services tomor-
row morning ut II o'clock, and in the
evening 1t c'cicck. Special Music by
the choir and, a double quartet has also
been arranged for both services.
Holy communion will be &C eDrated in
the morning Immediately following the II
O'Clock service. In the evening Mr.. Clark
will preach on "Lazaraus After He Had
Come from the Tomb
A cantata. From Olivet to Calvary"
will be sung tomorrow evening at $50
In Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
At the Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Fourteenth and r
streets northwest, Easter will be cele-
brated at both morning and evening serv-
Ices tomorrow. The pastor DIR. c. Ever
est Granger, will preach and special
music will be rendered. The evening
choir will sing at morning and night
services. At the communion service last
Sunday fifteen new members were re-
ceived into the church. eleven Of them
young people on profession of faith. The
steady growth of the church in the face
of changing conditions of neighbOrhood
is most gratifying to its members.
The annual congregational meeting of
the Sherwood Presbyterian Church.
Twenty-second street and Rhode Island
avenue northeast. was held Thursday
evening for the election OF officers and
receipt of reports from the various or
ganizations. The election of officers re-
suited as follows: Elders. John V. la
Grange and Arthur IT, Howell; deacons.
Charles c. Knapp. George w. Bell. and
George Graf: trustees. James L. Bcnfcr.
w. II. Putnam. and W. w. stevens; au-
ditor. Arthur W. Beer; clerk OF congrc-
cation, w. A. EIsenhart.
The report from the session showed
the total membership as 131. with a net
gain of 81 during the year. under the
pastorate OF Rev. William Irwin Camp
bell. The sum of $i.j5G was raised for
all purposes.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school was held the same evening, and
the report shows a total enrolment Of
2S pupils. with ar average yearly at
tendance OF is. The church. which was
built three years ago. is already made
quate to accommodate the growing Sun
day school. and a movement now is on
foot to build an addition for Sunday
school purposes. officers were elected as
follows: Superintendent, W. ". Putnam;
assistant superintendent, c. II. Iiarwood
and n. ]. Nevius: secretary. w. A. Eisen-
hart: assistant secretary. W. II. Barstow;
treasurer. George +. Tucker, and Ii
bra rian. Harold Burton.
The past year at Sherwood has been
q successful one, the reports showing
considerable gains IN all branches Of
church work.
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METHODIST.

In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning Rev. w. r.
| wedderspoon, D. D.. will preach on the
theme, Immortal Life" and In the even
Ing On Sacrificing Love- The following
program Of Easter music will be given
| in the morning:
Anthems. 20 King Immortar lbracket,
and when the Sabbath was Past
(CIoueh-Leighter) At the offertory Mr..
Bowie will sing "Hosanna' (Granier).
In the evening the program VIII In
clude, anthem, Christ. Our Passover"
fSchiIling): duet, Guide Me Thou
Great Jehovah (Flotow): chorus. IN
fiammatus' (RossinD; soprano solo,
where Have Ye Laid Him (suiilVan).
Easter Sunday will be observed at
HamIine Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow In the Sunday school and public
services. At the IL o'clock morning serv-
ice the pastor. Rev. Lucius {. clark.
d. D., will preach on the theme. the
JJnrecoRnized Christ" A selected pro-
gram of Easter music will also be sung
at this service. In the evening the
church quartet. supported by large
chorus and orchestral accompaniment
will present Shelley's cantata' peatn
and Life
DR.. James Shera Montgomery VIII
speak at the Metropolitan Methodist
Church Sunday morning at II O'Clock on
Jesus Within the Shadows In the
evening at s o'clock he will conclude MS
special series on Five Socialistic Ser
mon-Lectures," by speaking on The
Church OF Tomorrow" The Easter Ep-
worth League service at S:S which viii
be conducted by DR.. r. A. Hornaday, will
have as its topic The Province OF I'M
mortality
Special Easter services will be held at
Mount Tabor NJ. +. Church. at ii a. M
and D. m. The choir will render ap-
propriate music. and will be augmented
by the following members OF the Mon
day Morning Music Club: Miss Effie
Brooks. Mrs. Hopes, Mrs. Stoddard. and
Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger. The pastor
Rev. L. l.. Beauchamp. Will preach
special messages relative TO Easter.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

At Holy Trinity Church, in George
town. tomorrow. at the o'clock
mass. the Junior Holy Name Society
and the brigade of boys of the Home
Industrial School will receive holy
communion in a body.
At the IL o'clock high mass. Bar
tholomew's Mass in f 6 major will
be rendered in its entirety by the
vested choir. The solos will be sung
by William Curtin. barytone; Phillip
King, tenor, and Masters Joseph
Scheale and James E. Cook, sopranos.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Father Terrence Boyle. of St. Francis
Xavier Church. New York.
At o'clock in the afternoon the
Junior Holy Name Society will hold
an Easter rally in Trinity Hall.
On Thursday evening the regular
meeting of the Holy Name Society
takes place, when plans will be for
mulated for the annual convention of
the union. to be held in this city on
April 25.
At st. AIoysius' tomorrow the IL
o'clock sermon will DC preached by
Rev. J. II. Farley, 5. j.. of Fordha m
University. The musical program for
high mass is as follows: The Day
of Resurrection" tFather Young. c. s.
~. fSeSuTIeNe, lnlTOlt u OZefD. NY
RTE" and Gloria" mass in (Rhein-
berger): "Haec Dies" gradual (Ham-
mereD; "Victinae Faschali," sequence
tGregorian); "Credo" (Rheinberger)
Terra Tremuit." ofertory CHamme-
reD: 'Sanctus." "Benedictus," and
"Agnus Del" CRheinberger): "Pascha
Nostrum.' communion CTozer): Come,
Sons and Daughters of the King" ira
ditional.
In Holy Rosary Church. Rev. y. De
Carlo pastor. solemn high mass will
be celebrated at 10 o'clock tomorrow
by Very Rev. Mgr. Aloysius Cossio.
auditor to the apostolic delegation.
Rev. Prof. Philip Bernardini, of the
Catholic University, will serve as dea-
con, Rev. Aurelius Catanla as sub
deacon. and Rev. n. De Carlo, pastor.
as master of ceremonies Mgr. Cossio
will deliver the sermon. The choir
will be directed by Miss Marie Judge,
organiSt.
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BAPTIST.

| At Emmanuel Baptist Church the Lord
Supper will be observed at the servic
| tomorrow morning while in the eveninl
the ordinance of baptism will be ad
ministered. The church celebrated thi
| week its ninth anniversary.
| Evangelist Thomas Harrison. affection
ateIy known as the boy evangelist, viii
address mems meeting in Grace Bap
fist Church. Ninth and D streets south
! east. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Harrison has been the leader II
many great revival movements i'll recen
years.
At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
evening an augmented choir of seventy
| five. led by william J. Palmer. director
will give Cantata depicting the cruel
| fxion. resurrection and ascension. The
organist will be Earle Dement,.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Metropolitan Bap.
fist Church, Sixth and A streets north
east, has adopted noval plan for in
creasing attendance at the meeting and
enrolling new members.
The society has been divided into two
sides, led by Miss Leta Hawkins and
Miss Gertrude Taft. The prize is sup
posed 10 Dc q trip 10 tHc d
cific Exposition. Each person induced to
attend the meetings entities ore of the
leaders to credit for twenty miles on
the way to San Francisco, while the
enrolment of a new member doubles the
distance. Both sides are hard at work
and 1t is expected that attendance and
enrolment will be largely increased.
Large congregations have been attend
ing the services in the new Centennial
Baptist Church Building. Seventh and
streets northeast. 4 number of per-
sons will be baptized Sunday night by
the pastor, Rev. L. Hez Sven. Last
night the Baraca and Philathea Union
of the District of Columbia met in the
auditorium and heard an address by Will
lam Knowles Cooper. general secretary
of the Y. NJ. C. 4.
During the past two weeks special
meetings, with a series of twelve SER
mons on the Life Of Christ" by Rev.
DIR. J. VI. Waldron. have been held at
Shiloh Baptist Church. A number of
persons have come forward for member
ship in the church. fifteen Of whom will
be baptized BY the pastor at the close
of the morning sermon tomorrow. Easter
services will be held morning and night,
and the choir will render special music
at each service.
All departments of the Bible school
of Temple Baptist Church except the
primary. will unite tomorrow morning
in an Easter missionary exercise en-
titled. The Living Christ for Every
Life and All of Life" At both morn
ing and evening services of the church
the pastor Rev. ]. J. Muir. will ad-
minister the ordinance of baptism. The
Lords Supper will be celebrated at IL
o'clock. There will be Easter music
at all services.
1t is reported that oil fields have
been discovered in the Nacuifa Noun
tains of Bolivia.
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EPISCOPAL.

Easter Day will be welcomed at En-
manuel Episcopal Church by celebra-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament at d
o'clock Two other celebrations will be
had at and II. The full Easter music
will be rendered at the II O'Clock cele-
bration under the direction of the choir
master, William Scantlebury. The sun
day school festaI service and the pre-
senting of the missionary offering will
be at 9:i5 Tomorrow night, at o'clock,
there will be full vespers with special
music. At the close of the service and
before the sermon seven candidates viii
be admitted into the Junior Daughters
of the King and the sermon will be one
dedicated to the work of the order.
The regular annual election OF vestry-
men and wardens will be held Easter
Monday night at $50 p. m.
At st. Marks Episcopal Church COM
munion services will be held tomor-
row morning at $50. s, and IL O'CLOCK,
with festival music at the last serv-
ice. A children's service will be con-
Quoted in the afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
There will be evening prayer at s
o'clock.
Easter baptisms will be admins
tered this afternoon at 4 O'Clock in
the Church of the Nativity by the rec
tor, Rev Enoch NJ. Thompson. The
hours of communion services tomor-
row morning are 6. 1850. and II O'Clock.
All Saints Church. Chevy Chase, OF
which Rev. J. w. Austin is rector.
will celebrate Easter with communion
services at $50 and IL O'Clock. Pre-
ceding the choral evensong at o'clock
Mrs. Albert Jackson will give an organ
recital at 100 o'clock.
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Planning for MAY DAY.

At a meeting of the District Of Colum-
bia State Equal Suffrage Association, held
in the assembly room Of the Washington
College of Law on the afternoon Of April
I. arrangements were made for the cele-
brat ton Of national suffrage day. which
this year occurs on May l. by holding a
meeting in the Public Library on the
evening of that day. All the suffrage or
CARNATIONS in the city will be asked to
cooperate and suffragists are looking
forward to a rousing celebration. The
program will be announced later.
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WILL ATTEND TRADE CONGRESS.
Salvador and Uruguay Will Send
Delegates Here.

Secretary McAdoo yesterday received
the formal acceptance by Salvador OF the
invitation of the United States to attend
the conference Of ministers Of finance
and bankers of Central and South Amer
lea with the Secretary Of the Treasury
and bankers of the United States. to be
held in Washington on May "a. The
President of Salvador has appointed the
following delegates:
Senior Alfonso Quinones. Vice President
and formerly President Of the Republic.
Senior Jose Suay. sub-secretary OF
finance. and formerly superintendent Of
the Salvadorean treasury and minister of
finance.
Senior Roberto Aguilar. prominent
banker Of Salvador.
Uruguay has just cabled its acceptance
of. the invitation and announced that its
delegation will be named within . few
days.
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U. S. TO TEACH AERONAUTICS.
New Class Of Officers aud Men to
he Organized soon.

With an appropriation of 100000 avail
able for a,rorautical work. the largest
appropriation ever authorized for the
purpose by Congress. Secretary of tho
Navy Daniels is preparing to enlarge the
activities of this branch of the naval
service.
Announcement Was made yesterday that
a new class of officers and men Is soon
to be organized for instruction in aero
uautics at the Navy Aeronautic Station,
at Pensacola. Fla. The new class will
be made up of eight officers from the
line of the navy and two from the
Marine Corps. The officers and men will
be selected from those who apply for the
service.
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NAMES AERONAUTIC EXPERTS.
President Appoints Advisory Board
Authorized by >onEress.

President Wilson yesterday appointed
the advisory committee on aeronautics
authorized by the naval appropriation
bill The function of this committee will
be TO consult with aeronautic officials OF
the War and Navy departments with the
view of developing the air machine
branches Of the two services. Here is
the committee:
Gen. George p. Scriven, chief signal
officer: Lieut.. Col. Samuel Reber, aviation
section, Signal Corps: Capt. Mark l..
Bristol. L. 5. n: Naval Constructor
Holden c. Richardson, DIR. Charles d.
Walcott. secretary of the Smithsonian In
stitution; Charles l.. Marvin. chief Of the
Weather Bureau: Dr. S. W. Stratton.
chief Of the Bureau of Standards: As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury. Byron
r. Newton; Prof. W. +. Durand. Leland
Stanford University; Prof. Michael /.
Pupin. Columbia University; Prof. John
+. Hayford. Northwestern University.
and Prof. Joseph S. Ames, Johns Hop
kins University.
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Saws Pinto Chief Il Innocent.

That Tse-Ne-Gat. leader Of the Pluto
Indians, who recently we're quelled by
Brig Gen. Hugh Scott is innocent Of
the charge of murder "a the belief Of the
general, who thinks the evidence, which
he says q circumstaptial. may have been
furnished by unfriendly Utes. The gen
eral Impressed officials in that region
with the fact that II should be made
clear to the Indians thai they can ex-
pect considerats treatment at the hands
of theNcouFts.
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CHRISTIANITY IN BALKANS.

Bulgarian Minister to Describe
Work In Bulgaria and Turkey.
Christian work In Bulgaria and Turkey
is to be the subject of an address by
stephen Panaretoff, the Bulgarian Min
lister. at the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
thirteenth and Fairmont streets. tomor-
row evening at 7:3o o'clock. The speak
er, by reason of his knowledge Of condi-
tions in the Balkan states. Is peculiarly
fitted for telling an interesting story. In
addition to this. he Is. on account Of his
scholarship and personal attainments. a
speaker OF attraction and power.
Rev. Dr. Joseph T. Kelly. pastor Of
the church. will preside.
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LUTHERAN.

At St Paurs Lutheran Church the
pastor. Rev. John II. Huddle. will de-
liver an appropriate Easter sermon to-
morrow morning and special musical
numbers will be rendered by the choir.
At the o'clock service the music will
include Sunday school carols and Nine.
Nountford will lecture on Life in
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BRITAIN PROTESTS TO U. S.
Complains School-teachers Are Dis
missed in California.

The British Ambassador. Sir Cecil
Spring Rice. yesterday made representa-
tions to Secretary of State Bryan re-
garding Canadian sohool-teachers dis
missed from their positions in California
under the operation Of q State law for
bidding tho employment of aliens as
teachers in the public schools Of the
State.
At Secretary Bryan's request; Gov.
johnson, Of California, reported on the
case. He stated only four teachers were
a affected, and that they had since been
compensated. 1t is believed the incident
is now ended.
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Easter Music for Young Women,

The Young Women's Christian AssocIa-
ton vesper service Sunday, April 4. will
be an Easter musical service. Miss Edith
Earnest. soprano, will sing: awake, Up.
My Glory" by Harker; Zone Sweetly
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose. and .
group Of four spring songs. Miss Eliza
beth Wilbur, violin, will play Ave
Maria" Bach-Gounod: "Serenade," Schu-
bert. and Meditation from That's. Mes
senet. Mrs. John B. Kendall will be the
accompanist. The Sunday Afternoon
Bible Class. led by Mrs. W. ]. Bryan.
meets at $50 p. m. All women are cor
daily invited to attend.
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Railroad Men to See Passion PLAY

kailroad Men to See Passion Play.
At the 4 o'clock railroad mems meet
ing at the Terminal r. r. Y. n. c. A.
Easter afternoon. stereopticon address
will be given on the Passion Play ~
performed at OberammerYau. Pictures
will be seen Of persons and scenes con-
nected with the last week of the earthly
life of Christ. including the cruciixion.
resurrection and ascension. Old Testa-
ment tableaux, such as Cain and Abel.
Joseph Sold to the Midisnites." 'Sam.
son, The Brazen Serpent" and 0.hera
grouped by these same actors, and pro-
totyPes of events that took place during
the passion week Of our Lord. will be
shown.
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Philosophical Society to Meet.

At the meeting of the Society for Phil
osophical Inquiry. to be held In the west
study room Of the Public Library. this
afternoon Ut go President Hslmuth p.
Heller. Of the Oriental University. will
read . paper on "Ntnd and Its Means"
10 Be followed by . discussion- All stu
dents Of philosophy ere invited.
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Five Hundred Find Jobs.

More than 80 iaborers have been given
employment BY the Crawford Paving
Company, which has just started work
under IT. contract for the resurfacing Of
streets ana avenues IN the District. An
appropriated a SaAeo b available for
tie wesk. which win ssatinue STEADILY
|untu pseenheg Z
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Vermont ave. north Of st. Rev. Earle Wiley
LID, pastor. II a. m, sermon, '-fhe Tomb
Transformed" Special music. 30 p. m. Easter
cantata, 'O'er Death Triumphant with brief
address. Sunday school. 30 a. N. Christian In
deayor go n m
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The Spanish government by decree
OF March 5 provided that wheat and
wheat -four shall be exempt from Inn
port duty aud trsnsport tax until Juue
50, 1916.
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Bank Implications Approved.

The Federal Reserve Board yesterday
announced its approval Of the applica-
tions Of twenty-six New York national
banks to act as registrar as authorized
by the reserve act.
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CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
G st& nv. Rev. Jay T. Stocking. d. D., pastor.
II a. m. public worship: TAKING lMMOh-
TALLY FOR GRANTED" Music By quartet
and chorus dior. $50 a. IN, Sunday school. s:s
p. m, Y. z. 5. c. Z. p. m. special choral
service. SINNERS Easter cantata, THE DAUGH-
TER OF JANUS" Brief address by pastor.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Tomorrow at 9:45 a. m. in Ingram Me-
mortal Congregational Church. the Sunday
school and choir will give an Easter
praise service entitled THE tnbarred
Portal" In the church at il a. M there
will he Easter music and sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Lewis T.. Purdum, on the
subject. The Risen Christ At p. M,
the sacred cantata, Light out of Dark
ness" will be sung by the choir under
direction of William II. Starnell.
The officers and members of Ingram
Church will give a reception in the audi
forum of the church on Tuesday evening,
April 6, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Pur-
dunn.
First Congregational Church will have
a special program of music tomorrow at
both services. In the evening the choir
will sing the cantata, The Raising OF
Jairus' Daughter" The church officers
have asked for a special thanks Offering
for Easter of sl,Gr.
The children of the Sunday school Will
bring to the Easter service potted plants
to be given to hospitals. sick friends,
shut-ins. and mothers.
DIR. John ~ Mills will give an illus
trated lecture on Tuesday morning. April
s. on "a Tourists View of Foreign Mis-
sions.'' The address is given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety and the public-mcn as well as wom-
cn-s invited
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
will have a communion service tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. The : p. m. serV-
ice will be in charge of the Sunday school
and Mount Pleasant chorus. special
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will follow at o'clock.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, corner .s,h and Z Il.
Ulysses O. D. Pierce. ID. D.. minister. SO 4 n.
Sunday School: Class for the Comparative Study
Of Religion. and Unity Study Class II q m.
morning servNe: sermon by the minister. Thers
Is also kindergarten during the hour Of noeuins
worship. .. n. Liberal Religions Unisn .The
Message Of the Iittls Fiddle By Pruf. 4 C.
Townsend.
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vEDANTA.

SISTER pEyAMAIA. Sunday. ,. n. n,, L 4.
Nv. suhier4 "Pr~existcuce and lumatality..'
C'anee VI 3 = nv. "Wednesday. p. N. ''Bha-
sasd-Gita." Friday, u n. ''ConeutratiGu. =
Pubic inyited u N :, -, s s
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WARRINGTON SECULAR LEAGUk.

CHARLES DARWIN" Address hy MIR. George
A. wansn. Pythisn Tenpir. Mis 9Th st. NV.
Sunday n n. Discnssiou.
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Y. W. c. i.

7. ". c. A. vEsPER SERVICE. SUNDAY.
Anil l. 40 n M Mis- Edith Earnest, soprano
Mis- E2irabsth Wilbur. violin; Mira John B.
Kendall, piano.
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ASSOCIATED BIDLE srUDENTs.

AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE sTH AND sTs..
D m, lecture By +. Farley Cook. ~ q m,
class meeting fos Bible study. Second volume
STUDY, D. q. a. 10. An welcome. No collection.
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uNDENoMIMATloNAL.

IN 1901. eaS :. n 0apsl ussehtRe rs . n
WsaBtQet DsstkA Jsudas ~ 9fiepS ~
-. IN ksi1ao : - 3
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18th and sts. NV Services: Sunday. II T. m.
and s p. IN. Subject. UNHEALTHY" SUNDAY
school, IL a N. Wednesday evening meeting. .
O'Clock. Public cordially invited. Reading room
and loan library. 60, Colorado bldg.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, Co
lumbia road and Euclid st. Services: Sunday. II
q. m. and D. m. Subject. "UNREALITY." Sun
day school, II 3 m. "Wednesday evening meeting.
O'Clock. riblic cordially invited. Reading room
and loan library, col Colorado bldg.