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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
Savannah Sugar Refinery to Close.

SAVANNAH. Ca. October 1s.-The
Savannah Sugar Refinery announced to-
day that It's Savannah plant win have to
close November L The reason given II
that the government has taken over the
remaining sugar crop in Cuba to use 1t
for the American soldiers abroad. Tho
closing Of the refinery will put about $50
men out of work here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
PRESIDENT WILSON MADE
CITIZEN OF BARCELONA

BARCELONA, Spain, October 10 (by
the Associated Press).-President
Wilson was unanimously proclaimed
citizen Of Barcelona today. The
ton Of his great efforts made in
favor of world justice"
Several other cities in Spain intend
similarly. to honor the President Of
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
HUNCARY'S AUTONOMY
DEMANDED OF CHARLES

BY the Associated Presa
AMSTERDAM, October 19.-"Hun-
gary must return to its autonomy and
complete independence" declares the
draft Of an address to King Charles
which was read at the conclusion of
the sitting Of the lower house Of the
Hungarian parliament, says a Buda-
pest dispatch.
Hungary Is in harmony with the
international currents, based on the
noble principles Of President Wilson'S
points" the address adds. Hungary
must be completely Independent. The
general franchise must be introduced
and the relations Of the various ma
tionalities to each other must be ar
sons principles
The draft of the address in its pre-
liminaries states that the final result
of the war is apt to endanger the Sc
curity of the throne. 1t concludes
with the demand that in view of the
danger of invasion the Hungarian
troops must be brought back to Hun
gary and all foreign troops" in Hun
gary must be withdrawn
War Is Lost, Says Tisza.
AMSTERDAM. October 1s.-count
Tisza, the former Hungarian premier,
speaking in the Hungarian lower
house, according to = Budapest dis
patch. said:
I'VE have lost the war in the sense
that in consequence OF the shifting
Of the relative strength we can no
lonfer hope to win the war"
Therefore, he said. he approved the
offer of Germany to make peace on
the basis Of President Wilson's four
teen and supplementary pointA
Count TiS1a was premier of Hun
gary at the outbreak of the war. He
has been looked upon as one Of the
mon in Austria-Hungary most re-
sponsible for the declaration of war
against Serbia
Count Michael Karolyi. leader of tho
opposition, also speaking in the lower
house, is quoted as saying:
We have lost the war. and we
ought at least to try to save peace.
Those men who heretofore have cham
pioned the policy Of strengthening
the alliance with Germany must go.
This policy is in contradiction of the
idea of a league of nationA There
will be no Dere such separate ALI
ancea"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20

The word "and"-occurs 4s.527 times
in Holy Scripture-10.ss4 times In the
Old Testament and s5,54s times in the
New Testament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
CHICAGO REACHES GOAL
BY "WHIRLWlND FINISH

CHICAGO. October 1s.-In a whirl-
wind finish Chicago completed It's
quota of $252.soo,ooo of the fourth
liberty loan early tonight. and began
to pile up an overscription which 1t
is expected to run into the millions OF
dollars, it was announced at the
seventh federal reserve district head
quarters The remainder OF the dis
trict had already completed its quota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20

SAFEGUARD YOUR CHILDREN
from Influenza by supplementary feeding of
Imperial Granum. the Unsweetened "ood. The
most nourishment with least tax on digestive
organs. Is cents, any Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
PHILADELPHIA UNFURLS
FLAG IN HONOR OF EXCESS

PHILADELPHIA, october 1s.-Gov.
E. Pussy Passmore of the third federal
reserve district officially announced
tonight that a generous oversubscrip-
ton of the $500. 600, 900 liberty loan al
lotment to this district is assured
Philadelphia's honor flag, showing the
completion Of this city's $25s.1sS.000
quota was unfurled from the Statue Of
Liberty in front of city hall shortly
after q o'clock tonight amidst scene
Of the widest enthusiasm. More than
s66,127.0O0 was required when the
workers opened today's canvass.
Definite figures from the district
may not be available for several days
because of the lack Of sufficient cleri-
cal workers to tabulAte the subscrip-
lions which poured in from all quar-
tiers Of the city and district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20

OF industrial accidents, almost 10 per
cent are injuries to the eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20
Richmond Exceeds It's Sum.

RICHMOND, Va, October 19.-Rich-
mond oversubscribed it's loan quota
by moro than $7.ooo.Ooo, and the total
will run we'll up over the $29.o0o,0 900
mark. Virginia was the first state in
tho fifth reserve district to 60 over
the top with q total of $6s, 005.S
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St, Louis Oversubscribes Loan.

ST. LOUIS, October 1s.--St. Louis
oversubscribed it's quota of $75.s5S. 900
in the fourth liberty loan this after
noon. The eighth federal district at
noon was credited with S266.971.500,
or 102 per cent Of its quota Of
$3.50, 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20

PITTSBURGH, October 19.-The
Pittsburgh area went "over the top"
late today in the fourth liberty loan
with total subscriptions of $164.S3s,-
ESQ., The oversubscription was ST.
3s6,650 and is expected to be great
deal more when all reports are in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-20

Golden Oak Dining Table,
with Oft. extension; 42-in.
round top; ped &1Q EO
estal base. ....... " 1OsOV
Golden Oak Dining Chair,
within with imitation tat sai black $500
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CHURCH SUBSCRIPTIONS
PAYABLE IN LIBERTY BONDS
Holy Comforter ConEregNtiea Iaunchr.
Building F'unJ Campaign With
Sit,OO0 Already Subscribed.

Forty members OF the Episcopal
Chu~oh OF the Holy Comforter n.
supper las, week subscribed amon:
themselves $4,000 toward the building
fund 20 he raised before Easter for the
erection OF r. new church building. This
MARKS the beginning OF the movement
which was further stimulated by the
drawing and adoption OF the folio" ing
resolutions:
!. Tha: canvass OF the whole con-
Sceca:ion be made a. once.
= That subscriptions tie payable
within five years. in such instai!mcnts
as the individual contributor may pre-
fer
3 That the printed form used for Sc
caring subscriptions DC in the form Of
a bond. upon wifici, shall he a picture
Of the present church cdtice. receipt,
for payments 20 be in the form OF
coupons: this bond when fully pa q.
- bc duly :eccip,e,! and delivered TO
the subscriber - q menerTo Of his o.
hc: pa.rtic! patton N the building .: ;hc
new church.
{. That "a, subscriptions 20 this fund
may be paid with Liberty bonds. thritt
stamps. and war saving stamps. thus
having contributions TO the new church
= serve our country until such time i;
may be deemed advisable 70 build. and
tie tunds needed fo- actual wor.: on the
new c.;u-ch building.
The plans OF The forty members who Il
submitted to liz. building fund COM
:G!;t@e m:t with :hcir whole hearted
approval and the scheme is being
launched with = certainty. OF ~ iSiIe
.th@. moan; sufficient 70 meet the reeds
.of,;i,e,rhurch.
TIE building fund co!nin.t:ee has a.
-cady began an active canvass % the
membership N lis cnior:s TO raise :ae
inonnE which X expected 20 be con-
pisted b. Easter Rev. William r.. cox,
pastor of the church. is urging the
heart;est. CO. operation Of all members
for financial assistance IN tao move
mcnt.
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SERMONS ON THE WAR
Dr. bowie Announces Series of sun
day Night Addrcsses Mt ~.
PnuI'a Church.

ON sunday evenings a. ihr o'clock
service in s.. pauis Church. bes Inning
TO day. tn" rector, Rev, W. Russell
Bowie, u. L., viii preach four sermons
OF The Spiritual Note in the Writings
tct the Wa" The aim OF these SER
mons wifi be 10 interpret what the iiv-
ing mind % our :.mc is learning and
expressing to the idca,s and hopes
." HIGH tho War may create. In their
treatment they w!l! be the recognition
iot that great need for an enlightened
ana inspired puolic opinion which WAS
'eApieased IN these words, written 0y
al english soldier. concerning his con-
'paa!ouS AT me front:
They hunger for an assurance which
rs absolute: tor "a revelation OF tne
spirit az noiE nant and uniaiStakab'e as
the W"arineS' of their suffering bodies
s. TO most or us Il must come from
YOU 81; not q all For an army doe.
not live bS munitions alone. bu; also
by fellowship III moral !dea or plr-
pose. A:iG ihat. unless yo' renew lar
faith. You cannot give u:.'
Tho subjects. under the general head
ing given above. are as follows:
February THE Message Of the
tcsmen'-President wilson. Lloyd
George and others.
February 2i--"The Message ur tho
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Hanover tyenue-Th.
BAPTIST.

Ginter rark-Servicts q: II O'Clock
and at O'Clock. with sermons by the
pastor, Rev. William Hctlcy.
Leigh Str~et-Hcv. j. j. Wicker. d.
D.. the pastor, vii! preach at.iI O'clock
and al S o'clock.
first-Preaching at /! O'Clock and AT
o'clock by the pastor. Rev George
W. Mcdaniel. p. y.
serond-Scrvi.es at II o'clock and at
O'Clock with sermons by the pastor,
Rev. T. Ciaset, Skinner. -. y.
Caivary-Usua, services al, II o'clock
and Ut S o'clock with sermons BY the
pastor. Rev. Carter 4. Jenkcns.
Fine Str<rt-Gsua, morning ana
evening services conducted by the
pastor. Rev. J. X. Hu;son. y. n.
BainbridEe Street-PreGrh.ns at II
a. M.rby Rev. {. L. Arenda!l. and at 8
F. NJ. by DR.. nouGlts =. Freeman.
Fuiton-!:ev W, I'horburn clark, the
pastor, Will preach morning and even
ing.
Grove tyrnuc-there will be. preach.
ing at hoLh the morning and after
noon services by the pastor. Rev. ".
G. Jarres ID. D. At IL o'clock tie sub =.
Sect Will be. "Hit:in IL Up for Democ-
racy." Al o'c!oc,: the subject Will
be Poverty and Spiritual PoMe:.''
Grace Strect-"our CoLrtry's par. in
the World War" will be the subject OF
the sermon tonight at $ O'clock by
Rev. Henry A. Griesemer, D. D., OF Bal,
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RHEUMATISM
for tie Diss..e Hnn -neen
Eonad.

Rheuma. the wonderful rheumat ism
remedy sold i'y Tragic Drug Company
and all druggists gives quicker and
more lasting relief than other remedies
costing many times as much.
I;heuma passes the deadly poisonous
secretiens into the bowels and Kidneys
from which they are quickly thrown
of in a natural healthy way
Read what a reputable physician
says about Rheuma: 81 have made a
most careful investigation OF tho for
mula employed in the Manufacture of
Rhepma, and J heartily recommend it
as a remedy for Eli forms OF rheuma-
tisrn. ] find Rheuma far in advance Of
the methods generally employed in the
treatment of rheumatism. ard alto
gether different in composition from
the remedies usually prescribed."-Dr.
n. G. Lyons.j
This should give any sufferer FROM
Rheumatism, confidence to try Rheuma
ADV.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

Iin, >tre",-Ee=U!ar services 'o-dsE.
with preaching BY the pastor Eev. t.
II. Ne'"bury. The snbjec, for the morn
Ing sermon viii hc Til" Victorious
,.ifr" and for ;hc evening se""ice.
Christ poct.!ue OF Man
nurton MISUNDERSTANDING - II
O'clock by II. pastor. Rov. T. =. Mo
Spartan Union services - o'cloc'.
Gin,rr Park-Scrviccs 1t II c'clocE.
llournoy. No night service.
highland PnrL-Pr,achin< az ii aD6
=, O'clock By the pastor Rev. il. ".
Waite.
Monum-n,-Erv Thomas y. Potts Z.
r. w<ll preach M the !. O'CLOCK seq
rica, and q; The S o'ciqc'; acrv:re the
constellation VIII wo, ship with the
Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
Park Pisce-N II o'clock the pastor.
Rev. " =. THOMPSON, II. j.. will preach
:, special sermon before me Woman;
Missionary Society. al o'clock this
congregation VIII worship with Holy
Co""r.ai.i conG.rsatIoms ~ the latter
si.u.cT. Kew. l.. e. Caldwell y. r.,
preaching
., u. the ps ,,o,.' rev. J. G. unruh.
Br"ad Stre-t-rrcachins At II o'clock
.!.d ~ by tho liasior. E-v. Fred l..
>h:naul,. Morning subject. "a Royal
Baud" saving others will /. The
subject 81 the evening sermon.
Ccni-rnry-rreach;ns a. II ocloc1,
hy tn. pastor. Rev. r. \, S,noot. =. II.
jn.oI services IT night. !:cv. Eu*Gels
Cecil preaching.
Laurel Street.-The pastor Rev ".
& Bogss. will preach az /! O'Clock and
a, o'clock in the afternoon.
Decatur Street.-The D.s;ov Nj.
preach 1T the II o'clock Ter"ica. and
E.v. Thomas y. Potts, - D.. ut iha
evening service
A.bnr!-SerS ~ II o'clock ard
~ s. w!ii sermons by ths pastor Few.
W. OiIvcr i;orGon.
-. JRmes's-Nemo services al
aiSht. commemorative me SnniyerSa:y
OF the death OF Frances T.. willard. az
which Rev. II. VI. HoSe viii deliver
au address and th. choir vii! render
sptcin! music.
Trinit,-Eev. & r Gambler, pastor,
Will preach az II A N. No service at
night. Epworth League al =. NJ.
Branch MemoriaI-The pastor. Rev.
i. ]. Murdoch. will preach a. the morn
ing service and Rev. l.. II. Potts, pre-
siding elder. Will preach at the even
ing service.
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l,fc and Advent christ.
CONTINUE MONDAY SINGS"
Girls Invited to Drop In Mt y ". g..
4. To-Morrow ut ori"rL.
Man! Attractions.

la spite of the fac. that "h.atlcss
Mondays" are no ,norc. tire Y. ". =. A.
j; going I" continue the mus,c and ya.
serving tina: brought so many girls 10
;I'" hmtidiug a. 6 North fifth Street, On
me last three Nouda%s ro-'aoryow at
o'clock there Will DC a general sing
a. vel as specia! muse. Mr. Blake
wi! direct the singing. ava Shepherd
webb VIII pay the compartments.
At -. O'CLOCK tea viii be served in
,:,e library. and music viii again form,
AN attractive feature. Mr.. J r. Ron
inson. Mrs. :. II. Bishop aud Mr< T..
T. Crockford. o: the board oc directors.
vii! have charge OF ,i.c tea tables Any
girl who can do so Is invited 80 stop
in for a fow minutes q. either o. ju1n
Of these times.
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EPISC oral.

Holy Trinjty-iioly Communion at
f" ~'ock Rev. J. J. I,.ava,,. r.. H., tn.
rector. VIII preach az the II o'c.ocE
service, and this congregation WI. TAX.
pa's n the union service at night a;
Grace CoHeHan; Presbyjcrihn C'hurch
Asee nsi.a-ioiy Communion "a; s
uiocH. Morning prayer and sermon a;
l. o'c.ocs. l.yasing prayer and ser.
mon at IS fo'c.ocH Rev. Philip y.
-N"ihu" VII preach at hoth serv;ees.
MqnunentsI-E"v. James W. Morris
j. D.. Will preach Il, II o'cioc.: ant. az
> G clock in the afternoon. Please note
chsnge OF hou, % afternoon service
~. Janes-lio!" Communion a, s
o,".osk. Morning prayer and sermon Il,
!! o'c!ock. I."en:ns prayer and sermon
q; s;i5 o'cloeE. rhe rector Rev 9
Frce!and Peter. viii preach q. the
morning seEN ,re, and .hc -, REV w.
!!am C.be,! brown H. u at the even
Ing service.
81. Mnrk'"-Litauy. ante communion
and sermon az Il o'c.ock. Mus.cpl SER
VICE a2d shn:t address At S o',.luc.
Joint ED!sropa, I-cntcn service to-nor.
70" 81 o'clock.
All Safsts-Rev. J. y bowman. rec
tor. Viii conduct morning PRAYER ana
sermon At II O'Clock. Afternoon ser
wee ard sermon q; ) ociocl:. Instead
OF $50 as heretofore. Holy Com nun
ION az o'clock in the morning. Ser
vices MIL b. held IN this church every
Wednesday evening at /; O'Clock Fra
day morninE AZ II o'clock. and Satu:-
daE afternoon al > o'clock during Lent
81. Andre ~'s--Ccieb.at!on Of the
Holy Communion at $50. Morning
pra! ~ anG sermon Il. y O'clock. The
Sacra men, Of baptism will ne admin
!h'sr-T a this service. Evening prs;er
aEd sermon ~ o'clock
81. raHi's-Morain1 praye. at IL
O'clock and evening prayer ., c'clo"l:
with sermons b. the rector. Rev. Wal
Ter fusSeh Bowie. d. u.
Christ--lic!y Communion at $50.
Services at II o'ciocl: and a, at wh!ca
the rector Rev. Charles W. Sydnc-.
Will preach. Lenicn services welncs-
dsy and Fridar ct S O'clock and sat
urd.T a; O'Clock in the afternoon.
Grsce-Rev. W. Il Bu-khsrdt. the
rector. VIII administer Holy Cornmun-
ION q, o'c!oc,: ami viii conduc. ,esu-
isr services ~ IL o'clock and at s
Holy Comforter-Hely Communion .;
80 Morning prayer and sermon by
Key, i. Cary Montague. Eyenir.
nrayer and sermon by Rev. ! w Nor
r.S. -. u.
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PitE.SnyTE,RI.tN.
Grace C.,en.nt-Sc-,i,.,

Grace Ce,enant-Scr,iccs at o'c.ucil
and at o'rlock VITA sermons by Ncv.
u q. ca'dYell.;p. y.
First-ptea Hing d. II o'clock in Tia.
main auditorium ny Rev. T. w. Hooper
~. ~. 'ehap!ain OF Company r. Three
Hundred and Nineteenth Regimen, or
infantry CAMP Lee. AZ 8 o'l.ocis there
VII. be Il union service, at which Rev
i.uBene .. Caidwe.i. H. w. OF Union
neo! goa! Seminary. W.!l preach.
Secnnd - Inc pasto! Rev. Russell
|ecii. -. D.. vi! pceari. al IL O'Clock
an" At O'clock. ~ Gee! viii prea ci
a; the union service az Centenary MOI
oc.st Church.
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ORGAN RECITAL
T.. I'inrinEton Iiurkcr 10 Urrd-r Pro-
gram This Afternoon At -.
InnI's Church.

Mus!c-,ovcrs Will be Interested Ia "a.
fact tina; - o'cIock this afternoon,
there VII! be an organ recital "A. s..
Pau!s By +. fisS!Hgton iari;er.
Another recital VIII DE given a: the
same hour next SUNDAY. rnis after
moons program is as follows
l. overture IN { ma jor. Adams
- Gt) hiiegrctto in II miro
tbtGrdrd Chocur N y. .Guiinant
g tlarchc l'unebrc. OPP. 40
Tsch1lAowsAi
a. az laSio-ai ............ Sclriatti
tb)Dfe. .o::e. OPP. 5 ....... Salone
D tonce": tuerc IN q, No. -. N-cns
s. f'auta.s.c. - SaM:-i@xin>" Lux
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sa1,atior Army war ru,,a

Very encouras ing i'eporis u-c coming
in from ihc team worker on The So
90" drive for the Salvation Army war
fund that WAS is:u.cheL o. T,..sGa-.
-. .Ietc: Jones. the chairman, is de-
lighted a. tho fine proarcas a!rcadv
made. which amounts 20 over $500
All ;ie team workers arc moving along
and arc feeling coriid:nt that their
inll SHARE will be raised before the
campaign closes on Wesh.nGton's bjrth-
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In Rnrton Heights.

In tho Barton Heights Baptist
church THIS morning the usua, service
vii! be held n II O'Clock. with the
pastor. Rcv. George T. Waite. conduct-
ing the service. Tonight the Barton
Heights churches Will unite II a joint
service with the Methods; ConGrcga-
,;or Rev. Mr.. Watts preaching the
-
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>u,o club M,c,, ro-Morro,,.

Tho R;thmoni IAutonob..c Cluh VII
ho,d ,S regu.:- ncn.hlH meeting in the
c,Ub rooms. Murphy's Eotei annex.
Monday night al S o'tiock. Matters
q. .s1ecial Importance that Will re dis
cUssed vii! he the proposed city tan
ord nance to- 1915 and repo.;s OF she
cormi;tce on bills pending IN the state
Legislature, rrcn!p; Attendance o. the
~ membership is urgently requested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
VIII observe Church Day.

Church Dav,' the rcguia. monihly
meeting, for al. women OF the Mizpan
PrcsbX Church. Will he held Tues
day. February 10. in the lecture room.
There Will b. continuous meetings. with
a saor; recess for lunch, from 10 o'c!ocl;
until go o'clock. iacl"dins Eed cross
work as We! as the usual church work.
All women OF thc congregation are
urged TO be present.
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Al CoIor.d Y. VI. e. A.

:, special meeting for enlisted men
and civilians viii be held this after
noon AZ .:%o o'clock al the central
building Of tn" Colored Y. NJ. =. 4 :.
Third and Leigh Streets Rev. l.. r.
FlacE.. tile new pastor. OF Hood Metho-
dist Church. will address the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17

II. Rev. William Cabci! Brown, - L..
Bishop 60? diutor OF Virginia viii
preach ~ 81. James Episcopal c..urc,i
this evening al S:l5 O'clock Visiting
c!erEHm"n Will occupy the palpit Of 81.
James each Sundar evening durius
Lent. and Bishop Brown Will bc the
FRS. % ,Eesr.
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t!r,ore., AZ tho close "f &c morning
service the ordinance % baptism Viii
he observed.
Iir.t-Eet George ". McDan.cI. y.
D.. the pnstor. Will preach at II o'clock
and at s.
seeSnd-Ser"!ces AZ IL O'clock and at
9, a, which the pastor. Rev. ~. clarc:t
skinner, y. D.. vii, preach
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Y. w. e. =. Bon-d to Meet.

7. The regular February mcet!rc of The
board OF directors OF tho Y. w. G :.
Will be held in tn" association build
iEs. L North f'.fth Street on Tuesday
morning at II O'Clock
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MISCELLANEOUS.

chri.,iar scie,ce-The regular ser
vices VII DC hold at il o'clock tins
nAc"n.n The subjec; XII! he Soul"
UPirarlas-se.y'ces a. II O'clock
win preaching by The pastor. Rev
Frank Pratt. Services q, O'clock al
Highland SPRINGS
First EsEIlsh Evangelical Lutherap-
The pastas. Rev. j. i. Scn+rer Jr. will
preach AT II o'clock, AND at o'c!oci.
this congregation viii worship with
other CONGREGATIONS Of the West End
a; Hanover .lvcrue Christian Shurct
cessrsl> Y. VI. e. A.-Rev. j. sidney
Peters. Prohibition Commissioners 10:
Virginia. will speak al :. O'Clock this
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afternoon on shall Law &c !.nforcedc.
Hpy -Ao.n w... sp"ah TO tur boys
At e:3o.
tifc and Advent Ihri.i.nn-!'scaca.
!nE AZ and ) O'Clock by EiG., 4; T.
White. Ok NcN York
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CHRISTIAN.

Ihird-The pastor. rev. James Z,
tIelsahrck. ~ili preach ~ the morning
and I;cv. " J. Williams. pastor Of the
THIRD Pre- hy,eran Church, In Ike
evening.
CoNarain A,enue-T:e pastor Fey.
John \. Tate. viii! preach at il o'clock
and a s.
seventh Strcet--Eev. ~. r. I. Mac
lachi2n. u. ID, the pastor. w:'i praacE
1T II o'c.ock. Al o'cloch tbs cor
SreEation Tiil matt. VIII: '.'sEtcnaEr
III a union service.
Hanover Avenue-The pastor. Rev.
George w. Ee:upe- Will preach al II
y. NJ. AZ r. NJ. union services. Will
&c held IN the church. Will, sermon
by Rev. G. II. Lambert, OF Monumental
Methodist Church.