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Lenten Dates of Interest.

Mrs. Reginald Fendall has issued in
vitations for tea to meet Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, Tuesday afternoon,
at o'clock, at her residence, 1908
Bancroft place.
This is the first entertainment given
by a local hostess for Mrs. Wilson
since her marriage to the President.
Tomorrow evening the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall will have a COM
pany to meet the Russian Ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff at dinner at the
Willard. This dinner was to have been
given a week or two ago, but was post
poned on account of the death of Sem
ator Shively.
The Vie President and Mrs. Marshall
will give a dinner April q for the
Spanish Ambassador and Nine Riano,
and another April Is for the Speaker and
Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax will enter
tain at bridge April s.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller will be hostess
at luncheon and bridge party of four
tables on the afternoon of April s.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Dam
iels, will entertain at a birthday din
ner tomorrow evening in honor of the
Secretary of Labor. Mr.. Wilson
Mr.. Wilson's birthday anniversary is
today, but the celebration has been
postponed a day.
The Congressional Club will give
card party Wednesday evening, April
8, from $50 to IL o'clock
Boxes for the society circus, to be
given April s, at the Washington Rid
ing and Hunt Club for the benefit of
the army Y. N. c. A, --haye-already
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over, and my skin was . .
and infiamed. The break
ing out would itch and
when l scratched they
would get sore and burn.
My clothing aggravated the
breaking out on my body.
was bothered for over two
Nears
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81 saw Cuticura Soap and Ointment ad-
vertised and gave them trial. After the
first application I felt relief. used two
full-sized boxes Of Cuticura Ointment With
the Cuticura Soap and in less than two
months / was healed" (signed) Arthur z.
Goodrich, Co. F, 18th Infantry. Eagle
Pass. Tex. August 10, 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutieurs. Dept. 7, Bes-
ten" Sold throughout The world
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straw hat, trimmed in pink roses They
will be al home TO their friends after
April Is at a6l5 University place.
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LARGE P|MPLES
ALL OVER BODY
My Skin Was Sore and Inhamed.
Would Itch and Burn. Bothered
For Over Two Years.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

81 was bothered with dry skin and pir1-
piles all over my body. They were large,
red, and hard, and would tester and scale
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Mrs. f. Lima Bugbee entertained the
intermediate and primary departments of
her Pantommic School of Expression on
Saturday at 36l5 Thirteenth street at a
surprise luncheon to celebrate the sixth
birthday of the youngest member of the
school. Miss Virginia Amer. The deco
rations were pink and white spring
flower:
reception followed in the afternoon
and the children received their friends.
Among the distinguished guests present
was the Persian Minister, Mr.. Mehdi
Khan. The children entertained their
guests with delightful program, those
assisting being Misses Virginia and
Merriam Amer, Misses Pauline and Mil
dred Pidgeon. Misses Ruth and Dorathea
Pitt, Misses Ruth and Jessie Little
Verge DOrries. Flora Colonna. Elizabet III
O'Neale, Dorothy De MoreIand, Virginia
Tomple. Lillian Harig. Ruth Simpson,
Margaret MtChel,> Helen Sherfey. An
tiOnette Leaeth, katherine Phieffer
Anna Bailey. Dorothy Trimble. Gladys
Graves, Lola Feltman. katherine Morr.i-
son, BerniCe Talbot, Francis Drew,
Oracle Weeks Louise Hyatt. Priscilla
llsley, Sarah Lyddane. Elizabeth Lend
man, Esma Maybee. and Jerome Harig.
Mrs. Bugbee is well-known public
reader and teacher. and is a member of
the Washington Readers Club.
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The Congressional Club will give
| card party Wednesday evening, April
| 5, from $40 to IL o'clock
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Newman, Mr.. and Mrs, c, S. Pope, Miss
Edith Koon and Mr.. @. Albert Schafer.
Miss Gillett entertained at theater
party and supper in honor of Miss lie
Seure and her house guest Miss Samuel.
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Boxes for the society circus. to be
given April 8. at the Washington Rid
ing and Hunt Club for the benefit of
the army Y. N. c. A, J-haye-already
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Mr.. William E. Fowler entertained at
a theater party, followed by a supper
at the Willard, in honor of Mrs. Dan
Murphy, of Tyler, Tex, the house guest
OF Commissioner and Mrs. oliver p.
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CHARITIES SESSIONS
TO BEGIN TOMORROW
Great Catholic Conference VIII
Be Opened With PontifioaI
High Mass.

To the chant OF q thousand Francis
can friars, the fourth biennial meeting
Of the national conference Of Catholic
charities will convene at the Catholic
University tomorrow.
Pontifcal high mass VIII be celebrated
at 10 o'clock at the Franciscan Church.
Catholic University. He will be assist
ed by the Rev. DR.. John A. Ryan. OF
the Catholic University, as assistant
priest: the Very Rev. Edward Fitzger.
aid. prior of the Dominican House Of
perior Of the Marist Seminary, as dea-
cons of honor: the Rev. John McGinn,
c, 8. c., of Notre Dame University, and
the Rev. Father Anacletus, o. r. NJ, OF
the Franciscan Monastery. as deacon
Rev. George A.. Daugherty. vice rector
OF Catholic University. will be master
of ceremonies. The sermon will be
preached by the Right Rev. ]. Henry
Tihen. bishop OF Lincoln. Nebr.
Meeting After Mass.
After mass . preliminary meeting OF
the delegates will be held at the Fran
ciscan Monastery. at which Bishop Sha-
han will make an address Of welcome.
The apostolic delegate. the Most Rev.
Archbishop Bonzana, will give an In
formal reception to delegates in the
parlors Of Trinity College tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock. All other meet
ings Of the conference will be held in
McMahon Hall. Catholic University.
General sessions will be held tomor-
row. Monday, and Tuesday evenings at
8 O'Clock. In addition to these general
sessions. meetings will be conducted un-
der auspices of the various committees.
These are: Committee on families.
committee on children. committee on
civic and social activities, and the COM
mittee on sick and detectives. Two
meetings will be held under auspices of
each committee.
Problems To Be Treated.
Among the problems to be treated at
the conference are: The institutional
care OF children. placement OF children
in private homes. teaching of social
science In Catholic colleges and acad-
emies. modern methods OF treating de-
fective and delinquent children. mini
mum wage legislation. and social insur-
ance.
1t is expected that at least 700 dele
gates, representing the varied activities
OF Catholic organisations In all parts of
the United States will attend the con-
ference.
Many local Catholics OF prominence
will contribute papers or take part In
the discussions. The Rev. DR.. John A.
Ryan, professor Of political science at
Catholic University, will read q paper
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ever there Is vacant space available
for the purpose. This Is a new thing
In Washington. but II has met with
much success.
Soccer football practice has already
begun on the Virginia avenue play
ground. The directors OF boys activities
of the playground department are
studying up" the rules In anticipation
Of the interscholastic league, which will
be formed. Incidently they are also TO
90 through a course In soccer with
Coach Metzger OF the new Central High
School
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Citizens Plan improvements.

In response to a request from the
District Commissioners for a recon-
mendation as to improvements for their
section of the city that should be en-
braced In the budget for next year. the
members of the Mid-City Citizens As
eociation will meet Tuesday evening at
o'clock at 1909 Seventh street north
west to prepare q program
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Service Schools Delay Opening.

The military service schools did not
open today. according to their usual
schedule, but postponed their OPEN
was due to the pressing demand for
other duties OF the officers assigned
10 the classes in the service schools.
The Army War College IL expected
Der 16,
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ton under the d.
rection OF a lady
leader" as the
youngsters call her.
don't be alarmed.
II 10 merely part of
the playground ex-
tension work.
Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes. 8 u p erin
tendent OF Play
grounds, Is plan
ming to put teach
ers out In various
sections to gather
the children from
streets for ring
games and even in
dustrIaI work wher-
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Church Notes

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. c. C. Mclean
nave returned from their vacation, and
tomorrow DR.. Mclean will occupy his
pulpit at Douglas Memorial NJ. E.
church, and have for his theme at IL
o'clock Air Ships" and for the YES
per service. from Z to 8 O'Clock,
knowledge Fused Into Power"
The Rev. DR.. William II. Wedder-
spoon. pastor OF Foundry M. f. Church.
has returned from his vacation and
WIN occupy his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and evening. having for his theme
In the morning. THE Prepared Meal,"
and in the evening, 1.-THE People Stand
Ing By" The Sacrament OF the Lords
supper will follow the morning sermon.
The Rev. DIR. James Shera Mont
Eomery, OF Calvary NJ. f. Church. will
Begin his autumn series OF sermons to-
morrow evening. the subject of the SER
mons Is Every Day Life Sermons"
viii be When a Mans s S Man. la afet
book by Harold Bell Wright. The fol-
lowing subjects are announced for the
succeeding Sunday evenings: Septem-
Der nto y THE Mood SHrysr q dbympus"
One Hundred Per Cent Efficiency" oc-
tober l5,. 1.-The Man In the Moon" Oc-
tober -, The Medicine of a Merry
Heart" October 20, The Yoke of an
Ugly Temper"
The Rev. Clarence A. Vincent. pastor
OF Mt. Pleasant congregational Church,
will preach tomorrow at II o'clock. the
subject to be "Yokes." The music will
be an organ prelude, "Andante." Whit
ney; anthem, still. Still With Thee"
Speaks; offertory, tenor solo. Jesus
Only" Rotoli, Charles d. Church: or
gan postlude, ALA Marcia" King.
Claude Robson will be the organist.
William Stansfield announces there
are several vacancies In the choir of
the First Congregational Church he de-
sires to MI, and invites men and women
to join at once. To get the best results
individually and collectively. three
months instruction in voice production
and singing will be given free to those
who will serve In the choir for one year.
Applications during September person
ally or by letter addressed to the studio
OF the church, Tenth and @ streets. will
receive prompt attention.
The Rev. DR.. George A. Miller pas
tor of Ninth Street Christian Church.
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Registration on at Howard.

Today marks the opening of regis
tration at Howard University.
At Q o'clock this morning the BUSH
ness OF classifying students began
there. and will be continued for two
professional ones begin rccitations
September. 20. The latter start lee
lures October 2.
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Miss Burton Transferred.

Miss Bess Burton. formerly OF the
Insurance department OF the District,
has been appointed clerk in the play
ground office to succeed Miss Georg-
the position OF stenographer and type-
writer. - P
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Gospel Mission
GOSPEL MISSION
II. ". KLINE, Superintendent.

II. ". KLINE, Superintendent.
Services every night at the Mission Hail.
2ls John Marshall place. II. W. Kline will
give an illustrated address on rescue mission
work at the Gospel Tent, corner of sth and
SITS. ". W., Sunday at D. m.
Mrs. II. E. Munroe will speak at the mis-
sion Hall Sunday at s p. m.
Bible study courses every Wednesday at
$40 D. M. conducted by Rev. John Henry
Troy. from the National Bible Institute OF
New York city
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has returned from his vacation. and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning
Ing sermon will be "The sympathy OF
Journey"
At Grace Reformed Church. the Rev.
Henry II. Ranck.. pastor. at all the reg
week. ure resumed. In the morning at
II o'clock the pastor will speak on The
Bible in the Home" In the evening at
for the fall and winter he will preach
on Ready" In connection with the
prayer meeting service Thursday at 8
O'Clock the board of control OF the Sun
day school will meet TO consider plans
future.
The Rev. c. II. Butler. pastor OF Co
lumbia Heights Lutheran Church. will
deliver the address at the meeting to
be held in Lincoln Park tomorrow at
ternoon under auspices OF the Y. NJ.
c. A.
Guy c. Hendry. assistant religious
work director of the Y. NJ. c. A., will
North Carolina Avenue NJ. r. Church.
The evening service will be In charge
of Charles K. Hoover. The Rev. J. II.
Bryan, the new pastor. will preach the
toiio"nS
The Rev. Howard 1. Stewart will
speak at the Second Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on the theme.
Prayers Golden Cham" and 1T the
his topic. "a Very Startling Question"
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Mrs. ]. n. Arm
strong will be In charge OF the services
at the Gospel Tent. AZ O'Clock tomor-
will give his illustrated address on
Rescue Mission Work.
How a Washington Mother Got a
Good Husband For Her Daughter" will
be the theme OF the sermon OF the Rev.
Baptist Church tomorrow night.
The last service for the season at the
Gospel tent, Sixteenth street and Park
road, will be held tomorrow at 7:aO
o'clock. Evangelist r. e. IIarter will
On Trial"
John A. /. Kuhn. of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, has been selected
ment OF the Christian Endeavor Union
to succeed George Knapp. OF the First
congregational Church, who recently
resigned
A meeting Of the executive board Of
the Christian Endeavor Union will be
held at union headquarters, Isl Bond
building, Monday, at o'clock.
The intermediate society of the
Christian Endeavor Union OF Emmanuel
Baptist Church has arranged for an
interesting meeting tomorrow evening
at o'clock. Miss Agnes suman will
be the principal speaker.
The Henry Gilbert class OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will inaugurate a
membership campaign tomorrow morn
ing. and will close Rally Day. October
8. The class has been divided into two
teams, the Chinplasters and the Long
greens, under captaincy OF Walter Gabel
and Ethen Allen Lowry, respectively.
The Rev. John Henry Troy. director
OF the extension department OF the Ma
tional Bible Institute of New York. will
deliver the second of his lectures on
manuel Baptist Church next Wednesday
evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church has discon-
tinued temporarily the Wednesday night
teenth and Kenyon streets. They will
hold the Saturday night meetings as
usual.
at the Evangelistic service at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock, the subject Of his
discourse will be: THE DEVILS Hard
Kelly win speak at the morning service
on Christ the Builder OF His Church"
A0V WONU 80 HEHe
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Market Range COMPLETED.

Work oil the target buttes Of the rifle
range under the Eastern Market has
Just been completed. 1t Is planned 10
open the range under the usual SEIZED.
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Qh"'e4 @""o"net'"t''ts
OF THE COVENANT

Connecticut Ave. 18th ana N Streets.
CHARLES WOOD Minister.
HAROLD g. WARREN, Ministers Assistant.
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS.
Minister-ln Charge OF Peck Chapel.
II q. m. morning service. Sermon BY the
assistant.
sI5 p. M, Christian Endeavor meeting.
7:b p. m. music rendered by Mrs. Brosius,
harpist: Mr.. Blanchard. bass: Mr.. Lent,
'cellist; Mr.. Aldridge. precentor: Mr.. Mayo.
organist. Sermon by the assistant: subject.
THE CHRISTIAN UEASHAMED 80
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Commerce Club Meets.

The Commerce Department Club held
n meeting last night at the Bureau OF
standards. The program included talks
by T. 3. Ford on liquid air, and Roy
Y. Ferner on cooperative buying.
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Observation-Disclosures
Unitarian-U niyersaIist.

ter. and The Church Of Our Father. uni~sr.
salist. John Van schaick. jr.. d. D.. pastor.
service at IL a. m. at the Church OF Our
Father, corner OF 18th and l. streets. Ser
mon by DR., L. G. Powers,
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Sunday Outing to Philadelphia $3.50,
Chester S2.25. Wilmington 900. round
trip. Baltimore a Ohio 7:06 a. m. Sept.
II. Returning same day.-Advt.
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Payment to Have Part.
Bank Call Issued.

The Comptroller OF the Currency
today issued a call for the condition
OF national banks at the close of bust
ness September ~.
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AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE, sth and sts
- D. m. lecture by II. Grant Jolly, Of Read
Ing, Pa, subject. Lessons From the Lite OF
David T:30 p. m, Symposium 81 chart
Talks on the Plan Of the Ages. All welcome
No collection.
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Congres ational
First Conversational Church

10th a SITS. n. w.
REV. ROBERT WOOD COE. Asst. Pastor.
II q. M. public worship. subject, The Call
TO Go Forward" Music by quartet and
chorus choir.
s:tb q. NJ, Sunday school,
D. m, Y. p. c. T.. 8.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ,
Scientisf

COLUMBIA ROAD AND EUCLID STREET
Services: Sunday. u .. m. and .. N.
Sunday school. II =. m "Wednesday sySa.
ing meeting, s o'clock. Public cordially In
xitsd. Rsading room and Iasn library. sol
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
/ in AND ABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing.
ton and Washingtonians
Tersely Told.

n you see group of children playing
King around the rosie" on any vacant
lot In southeast or northeast Washing
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Gospel Tent
THE GOSPEL TENT

Corner 18th 81. and Park Road
Last service OF the summer will be held
Sunday night. Sept. II. Evangelist r. +.
HARTER will deliver his famous address.
CHRIST ON TRIAL" Good music, orches-
ira, solo All welcome.
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"The Keys to Heaven"

The First spiritualist Church, ALFRED H.
Terry, Lecture followed by spirit messages
1912 9th at. n. W., fourth floor (eievator), All
welcome.
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The Rev. Wilbur r. Crafts will speak
at the Evangelistic service at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening at o'clock, the subject OF his
discourse will be: THE DEVILS Hard
est Fight For a Boy" DR.. Joseph T.
on Christ the builder OF His Church"
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Monday evening dealing with the func-
lions OF the new Charities Monthly TO be
published IN the near future under aus
Rices Of the conference. The Rev. DR..
Moore. professor Of psychology az the
Catholic University and director OF the
new clinic for defective children At
Providence Hospital, will discuss the
causes OF backwardness among children.
Payment to Have Part.
Other local Catholics who will take
active part In the conference are former
Judge william II. De Lacy. Mrs. Mar
garet Tally, OF tho Board of Children's
0uardians MisS Mildred Merrick, ].
Leo Kolb, and r. Edward Mitchell.
The entertainment committee OF the
conference. OF which Mr.. Koib IL chair
man, has sent out appeals TO members
who own automobiles to place their ma
chimes at the disposal Of the committee
from LIS d. m. 10 D. m. Tuesday after
noon, during which period out-of-town
delegates to the conference will be taken
on a Sightseeing trip around Washing
ton.
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The Rev. DR.. George A. Miller pas
tor of Ninth Street Christian Church.
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Methodist Episcopal
CALVARY

On Columbia road. between 18th and
GoMERY. Minister. Sunday school a,
s:s0. Public worship at II. with sermon
by the Minister on THE SAVIOR AT
THE DOOR OF LIFE" Epworth League
at 7. At o'clock DIR. MONTGOMERY
WILL GIVE THE FIRST SERMON Lee
TURE In the series. EVERYDAY LIFE
SERMONS" The subject for Sunday
latest book by Harold Bell Wright.
NEAR r STREET
REV. W. r. wEDDERsPooN. ID. D., Pastor.
$3.50 q. m.-Sunday school,
Hoo q. m, The Prepared Meal" Tn.
sacrament OF the Lords supper
s:S p. M. Epworth League service.
zoo p m, The People Standing By"
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Spiritualisnn

THE CHRISTIAN sPIRITUALIsr
CHURCH. I'd mr., Pythian Temple. 1912
9th ct. NV. Services every Sunday night,
o'clock. Speaker, Rev. Frank Mandreli
Subject. THE Kingdom OF Heaven" Mes
sages. Mrs. ]. T.. Maltby All welcome.
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The Open-Air School

Term from October to June. Individual In
struction given to children between 6 and 0
years. For information address Margaret II.
Paine, tsOs 18th Of. ". w. Col. 73O
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has returned from his vacation. and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening. The subject for the MORN
Ing sermon will be 1.-THE sympathy Of
Jesus" and at night. AN Expensive
Journey"
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The Rev. c. H.. Butler. pastor OF Co
deliver the address at the meeting to
be held in Lincoln Park tomorrow at
ternoon under auspices OF the Y. NJ.
c. A.
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The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church has discon-
tinued temporarily the Wednesday night
street meetings at the corner OF Four
hold the Saturday night meetings as
usual.
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Guy c. Hendry. assistant religious
work director OF the T. NJ: {. A.: VIII
North Carolina Avenue NJ. r. Church.
The evening service will be In charge
of Charles K. Hoover. The Rev. J. II.
Bryan, the new pastor. will preach the
following Sunday.
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How a Washington Mother Got a
Good Husband For Her Daughter" will
be the theme OF the sermon OF the Rev.
=. Hez Sven. pastor OF Centennial
Baptist Church tomorrow night.
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SNASE- HENRY v. RANcK Paste.
II a. M, THE Bible In the Home"
9 d, M. Ready" s. g., s;S0 a. m.
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speak at the Second Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on the theme.
Prayers Golden Cham" and et the
regular evening service will have as
his topic. "A Very Startling Question. -
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Sunday at $3.50 p. m, Mrs. j. n. Arm
strong will be I'm charge Of the services
Mt the Gospel Tent. At o'clock tomor-
row Superintendent Herbert w. Kline
will give his illustrated address on
Rescue Mission Work"