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Daddy Lorimer Doesn't Take
Chry,' 0uija Board Seriously.
CHAPTER
III.

Eloise's smile as she glanced up at
Certeis was mischievous rather than
coouettish. 1t was the first time I
had ever seen her quite free from the
strain of some powerful emotion-sor-
row. fear or hate. She had gone
lady's maid with the calmness which
comes from hopeless grief As I saw
her glance gayly at Certeis I mar
veled that she could so completely
throw OF the horrors of that scene in
the lilac walk She was transformed.
I concluded. because she had at last
nerved herself to return to Belsium
and face her relatives and friends
once more.
Or could II be possible that she was
actually flirting with Certeis? For
the moment she seemed younger than
I. She looked exactly like q vivacious
college girl about to put over
corking good joke.
Her smile met no response in Ger
ties blue eyes as he Joined the circle
about the ouija board. I who know
him well realized that he was very
much annoyed. not with Eloise, but
with the absurdities of spirit rappings
Daddy Lorimer, who usually scorrs
Chrys' seances, was pretending for
once to be intensely interested.
The pointer on the ouija board. hay
ing announced a new control rested
quietly beneath the white fingers Of
its two fair devotees.
Am I to understand that the pres
ent Queen OF Spain honors US with her
presence?" Daddy whispered. affect
ing great awe and pulling himself up
into his finest .dress-suit society pose
Now, Daddy" Chrys demonstrated.
"TFow many times must I tell you
that living persons cannot communi-
cate through the ouija board?'
Then it's a dead queen who is
about to address us7 Dear me, That's
too badv Daddy pretended to be
much distressed. But don't let me
keep her late majesty waiting Ask
her something big-ask her II Doc s
U-boat detector will put submarines
out Of business forever as engines OF
OF nations! Golly!" he chuckled.
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Mt. Pleasant VI. T.. Church,

-Four Boys Not Afraid of
King" Three Boys Not Afraid of
a Fire" one Boy Not Afraid Of a
Lion" "A King Afraid of a Hand"
will be the subjects of series of
Sunday night sermons by Rev. John
c. Copenhaver. pastor of Mt. Pleas
ant NJ. E. Church South. Sixteenth
street. near Lamont. The public .s
cordially invited to these services.
Chorus choir under the direction Of
Van A. Potter. Social hour after
the service.
Mr. T. J.. Gardner, Y. NJ. c. A.
secretary at Washington Barracks,
will address the mems Bible class
tomorrow morning at $50. All men
welcome.
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COPyrfEht. 1918

war, And make him and me ssvi1rs
What a way to beat Henry as a pace
maker. Hey. CeTteis?"
There you go again on the wTo-s
track. Daddy" ChTys remonsrr1te. .
I've told you befoTe-Only you new. -
will listen-that YOU cannot toll u s
future from a OUiia board" "
"Oh. la, la" I huwmed Eaylg. "-
know what has convinced Chrgs l.
that Two months ago some old 'Lar-
troll told her that Jim. Jr-, was Eo.s. e
10 become a famous ace with ninety
ViCht planes 10 his credit. And rlgr
the war stopped"
I'D like to know what's the use C.
foolinE with a ghost II IL can't prorh.-
sv?' Daddy COu0Iained. ct know 81 2
about my own past. And 7 don't wax
to he reminded OF SOME parts o. t'''
'Why-why-tho oulja board gr.-
puts YOU in touch with friends wIp
have gone TO the spirit world" Chr. B.
protested. 1T became tho raCa o.
England soon after the war br0h %
out And lately Il has been taken mn
by some very intellectual people or.-
there 1t has consoled THOUSAND u.
women whose men have perishgd "a
the war"
bul Nnal mas IL censored l.s'.a
with" demanded Daddy Rubbish
I looked over that English book YOU
had around here. Its author used ..
table to spell with-mUCh more 6tR-
cult work than yours with that Ittfa
ouiia board. should say Table
weighs more, And his spooks busfe..
his tables-scvoral OF en- And
knocked a hole in a sofa pillow"
''Of course. you never would trv 10
see anything hut the ridiculous
walled poor Chrys indignantly.
CTO be cont nued
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Appeal for Home Charities

The Associated Charities and the Citizens Relief Association
urgent need of $4,000 continue their family and social
service work in the District of Columbia
These organizations minister the poor and distressed
without distinction of and creed They dependent
has added the always heavy winter demands upon the
societies.
Will not regular contributors give without fur
the appeal and others who have supported this work of
home charity also lend their aid2
Contributions may be to either society or Howard
S. Reside treasurer Joint Finance Committee Social Service
House. 923 H street northwest.
--r...s. ., MILTON E. ALLIES,
Chairman, Joint Finance Committee.
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from tbe pulpits

The Methodist Episcopal Church of the District of Columbia
surrounding territory taking part through the
January of nterceson, in which
Methodist people supposed to be engaged.
This part of the of the church,
an anniversary establishment
church undertaken of activities which includes the
Of 100000 aymen whose duty convey
information missionary character from headquarters
York congregation Epworth League and Sunday
school in Methodism
minute Washington charge of Mr.. L. w.
Heston District chairman member of Dumbarton NJ
Church A meeting will be held Monday p. in
which will be the of conference
will presided l. Price, of Baltimore,
chairman OF the Washington This Wash
ngton embraces the District OF Columbia part OF Virginia
greater part Maryland the
of Pennsylvania
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

ment Of your trouble, and fnil.,.
make you entirely well Fifty YEAR
ago S. S. s. was discovered and given
to suffering mankind. During rhlH
period Il has proven its remarkabf.
curative properties as a blood prri1e-
and tonic. and has relieved thousand
OF cases OF disease caused by poor or
impure blood, and chronic or inheritoE
blood diseases. You can be relieved
but you must take S. s. s. Take a. o.
only pimples appear. for they denote
bad blood. and may be followed b.
the sufferinEs from torturing skin
eruptions Therefore. be sure. DON.
take chances, don't use lotions. 1e
s. S. s. from your druggist II YOUR
is a special case. write for expert
medical advice. Address Medical M
rector, sSs Swift Laboratory, AJlaatS
Ga--Adv.
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First Congregational Church.

Theodore Roosevelt-The Fearless
American" will be the subject on
which Rev. DR.. James L. Gordon will
preach tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in the First Congregational
Church, corner of Tenth and G streets
northwest At the evening service
DR.. Gordon will preach on THE Real
Theodore RooseveIt-StrilSing Incl
dents from a Wonderful Career"
The Senior Society of Christian En-
deavor will be "at home at the
church tomorrow afternoon to all
young people from 4 to o'clock. The
usual Endeavor service will follow
promptly at $40 p. m.
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Gurley Memorial Church,

The services tomorrow in Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church will
be in the nature of holiday af
termath. In the morning, Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp, will preach on the
subject, After the Holidays, What
Then" and in the evening on IAN
Enduring Christmas" Mrs. Dun
woody, contralto; Mr.. Braithwaite.
tenor; Mr.. Won de Wall. harpist, U.
S. Marine Band, will assist in these
services. There will be a Liberty
Supper" at Sis, which is free for
men in uniform. DR.. Henry NJ. Ami
will address the mems Bible class at
10 o'clock on The DeIiverance of
Palestine from the Hands of the
Turks"
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S. S S. Clears Skin of Erupions,
Drives Poison from the
system.

Get it fixed in your mind that skin
eruptions, Scrofula, Eczema, burning.
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely to impure and affected
blood. II the trouble was on the out
side Of the skin, by simply washing
and keeping It clear you could obtain
relief-not even ointments, lotions, and
salves would be necessary. Agree with
us in this belief. and your trouble
can be relIeved-you can be entirely
restored to health. s. S. S. is a purely
vegetable treatment that you can Sc
cure from your own druggist-it is a
blood tonic that will purify your
blood and cause a most decided abate-
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in the Social sDorlo
BY MAUD NeDoUoAA

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will be the central figures at
the charity ball at the Willard this
evening, as they will at a dinner
which Senator and Ara Frelinghuy-
sen are giving in their honor before
It, They will arrive about 1870
O'Clock and will be escorted to the
Presidential box-Mr. Marshall func-
tioning as president pro tem-by
guard Of Marines recently returned
from overseas
The ball-''the" charity ball of the
season-whieh is as usual for the
benefit of the Children's Hospital, is
the center around which things social
are largely revolving today-or rather
tonight. There are at least a score of
dinners whose guests will later ac-
company their hosts to the ballroom.
Mime. Hauge is chairman of the ball
committee. and among those receiv-
ing with her will be Mrs. Horace H.
Westcott, Mrs. James w. Wadsworth,
jr., Mrs. John r. Williams, Miss
LOCKER, Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs.
Rudolph, Mrs. Walter d. Denegre,
Mrs. Joseph Letter and Mrs. John H.
Merriam
The long list of patronesses. headed
by Mrs. Marshall and practically the
entire Cabinet circle, includes Mes
danes Oliver Wendell Holmes. Louis
Brandeis, Vanderventer, William
| Phillips, August Belmont Ray Baker.
Larz Anderson. c. p. Anderson. Tas-
ker Bliss, Delos Blodgett, Bakmetiefr,
Belmont. Ray Baker, Edison Bradley,
Ira Copley. Richard Crane, Calderon
Carlisle, John Cravens, Delano, John
Dryden. ID Marshall Field, Fahne-
stock. Peter Gerry, Glasgow, F. II.
Gillett, Can. NJ. A. Hanna, C.. L.
Hamlin, Hitchcock, J. II. Hammond,
d. ]. Hill. Morgan HILL Jennings,
| Ralph Jenkins, Keep, Kellogg. Breck-
inridge Long. Logan. II. Leonard, c.
L. McCawley, r. Mccormick, Medill
Mccormick. G. P. Mclean Edward
Mclean, Merserve, Rollins Morse. A.
c. Miller. J. T. Marvin, Henry May.
Meyer, Marye, r. w Noyes. Purdy,
, II. A. Peckham, l.. c. Palmer, F. L.
Polk. James Parmelee, Riano, F. D.
Roosevelt. John Rodgers, w. Saules-
bury. William Slater, ]. Thropp. Rich
ard Townsend. Vandergrift, Warder.
Charles Warren, W. H. Wilmer.
Walker. Hugh Wallace, Upson, c. p.
| Wood, Miss Gertrude Myer and
J Countess Cizycka.
The floor committee headed by
! Mr.. Thomas Bell Sweenv and Mr..
! Walter Denegre is almost equally
imposing, and at last accounts
something like forty boxes had been
| sold.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine.
| EkenCTen entertained twelve guests
at luncheon yesterday. They have
cards out for a dinner on the even
ing of January 81. at which the
| Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. Cremer will be among the
| guests.
Senior Don Pedro Cosio, who in
November presented his credentials
as minister of Uruguay, left Wash
ington yesterday preparatory to
! sailing for his own country, be-
| cause of i'll health.
Mr.. Huga de Pena, son Of the late
minister of Uruguay, first secretary
! of the embassy. is now charge daft
| faires.
Cards have been issued for a talk
| on Russia at the residence of Mrs
| william a. Slater. 1881 l street. on
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Senator Thomas will speak and Mr
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Grace Baptist Church.

Pastor F. w. Johnson will preach
tomorrow night in the Grace Baptist
Church. Ninth street and South Caro-
lima avenue southeast, on When a
Great Man Dies" thoughts suggested
by the death of Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr..
]. w. Mcguire will talk to the mems
Bible class tomorrow morning on
"Prophesy and the Times"
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Spain to Be Federation
OF Autonomous States

Madrid. Jan. lC-Spain will become l
federation Of autonomous states. ac-
cordinE to recommendation today o.
the parliamentary committee named 20
investigate claims OF the province o.
Catalonia for autonomy.
The committee reported Catalonia
should be given seIf-Eovernment. aue
the same should be extended TO
Basque and all other eligible prov
inces. It is believed certain Par'lu-
ment will adopt this revolutionary
scheme at its meeting next week
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ent last Sunday evening this will
be a banner year for Luther Place
Society.
Karl Lehman, Southern States
Secretary of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor, will address a
mass meeting early in February
under the auspices of the Christian
EndeavOr Union in connection with
Christian Endeavor week, which is
from February to 9.
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Calvary VI. f. Church.

DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
teach the lesson tomorrow morning at
the session of the Mems Bible Class
of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church.
A reception will be given by the
class on Wednesday evening. January
10, at which there will be prominent
speakers, and the Camp Meigs Or
chestra will furnish the music.
Class sessions are held Sunday
mornings at $50 in the guild hall of
the church. Columbia Road. near Fif-
teenth street
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Temple Baptist Church.

Rev. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preachins,
IL a. m. and p. m. Morning subject,
Prayed out of Prison. evening,
Lessons from Col, Roosevelt's Life"
Bible School. $3.50 a. m. Christian En-
deavor. p. m. Free pews. good sing
ing and a hearty welcome await you.
Come, and welcome,
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A. ]. Slack. head of the Russian in
and Mr.. Thomas wittemore. who
has spent four years in work for
the Russian refugees, will also
speak during the afternoon
The president and trustees of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art have sent
out invitations for the opening pri-
vate view of the official collection
OF pictures pertaining to the war
by eminent British paintefs under
the auspices of the British ministry
of information, on Tuesday AFTER
noon, January IA, from 3 until 6
o'clock
The exhibition is being shown
under the patronage of leading
social and of1cial nghts-the list
reading like the list of patronesses
for a charity ball
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son are sending out invitations for
an evening musical on January 2S.
Miss Anna Hamlin entertained at
dinner for her house guest. Miss
Louise Littauer at the Club de
Mime. Hauge has invitations out for
dinner on Tuesday next
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker have
| several dinner parties arranged for
| next week. They will be hosts at
dinner on Monday night and again on
/ Wednesday night preceding the Rus
sian ball.
Mrs Hope Slater is one of those
who rs preparing to entertain at din
ner on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Charles Summer Hamlin is
sending out invitations for a luncheon
| on Friday next
Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves
have returned to Washington and
opened their home, l765 Q street
Their son and daughter, Cothran and
Anne. are in schools in Washington,
and their son-in-law and daughter.
Lieut. Tompkins (retired) and Mrs
Tompkins. are settled in their home in
New York, Lieut.. John Temple
Graves, tr.. and Lieut. de Gratfenreid
Graves are still in France, but are
tAIeCltu HOIut III a lie" "SShS.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker has gone
to the Adirondacks TO recuperate
from her recent illness.
Miss Boardman has cards out for
dinner next Saturday, January Is.
Nine. Calderon and Miss Elena
Calderon, wife and daughter of the
minister of Bolivia, are both i'll at
the legation, on Sixteenth street
Mrs. Adolph Chspar Miller has
been confined to the house for over
a week.
The announcement of the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Ida Hill
Bowie to Mr.. John J. Mcmahon on
Thursday. January %, is of interest.
The family being in mourning the
wedding will be a quiet one and at
home. Miss Bowie is of the Mary
land family of that name. and Mr..
Mcmahon is a grandson Of the late
Maj. Edward Mcmahon. a quarter
master general in the Confederate
army, and first cousin of Marechal
! Mcmahon OF France, who was Duke
of Magenta and President of France.
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Mrs. Mcdowell AT Home.r

Mrs. ". F. Mcdowell, wife Of
Bishop Mcdowell, entertained the
wives of the ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at her
residence, 1909 Sixteenth street
northwest, last Monday afternoon.
Bishop W. +. Mcdowell preached
recently at Cornell University,
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Ingram Memorial.

A song service led by Mr.. Ralph
W. Hills, of the War Camp Com
munity Service, will be held at the
Ingram Memorial Congregations
Church. tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Lewis E. Purdum, on the subject,
"A Preacher in a U-Boat." At the
morning service the pastor will
preach on the subject, "A Faith
That Works"
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Friends Meeting House.

DR.. ElIwood c. Perisho, president
of the University of South Dakota,
will lecture tonight at Sis at the
Friends Meeting House. Thirteenth
and Irving streets northwest, on
the topic, Are We Ready for
Peace?' The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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PetNorth Baptisf.

Chaplain Livingston. now a con-
valscent at Walter Reed Hospital.
will address the congregation at
Petworth Baptist Church at the
morning services and again at the
evening services. The pastor. Rev.
f. Paul LanghOrne. has been ill for
some days past and will be unable
to be in the pulpit
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set $4,000. 900 Goal.

The Centenary movement embraces
furthermore an enlistment OF 5S,UO
young people in the work of prep
aratiou for the ministry, home and
foreign missions, deaconess work and
local church activities. II likewise
includes 1,00O.o 600 tithes, on the basis
of a minimum of 10 per cent coz
tributed from ones income. The goal
for the church in five years in re-
speet to its gifts for the extension
Of the Kingdom of God Is $50 600 OdO
over and above its regular contTi-
buttons.
Mr.. +. L. l. Hitler. OF 457 Park
road. has been designated steward
ship chairman TUT Ihe Washington
district; Mr.. Robert u. BuTba nix, Of
Tskoma Park, chairman of the COM
Ellttee on interCession. These chair
men met with similar chairmeR from
other parts of the area in the city
OF Baltimore, last evening. and ar
ranged plans Of campaign for the re-
sPeetive districts throughout the ter
Fitory.
An important meeting of represent
tatiVes of all the Methodist churc' -
will be held in Washington, in ~
Kendree Church, Massachusetts, ave
nue., near NiTth street northwest,
January a.. Dinner will be served
at o'clock, after which addresses
will be made by prominent represen-
tatives of the church from New York
and Chicago.
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NEW THOUGHT.
NEW THOUGHT ASSOCIATION

NEW THOUGHT ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. James A. Edgerton will speak at tho
union meeting Sunday at 40 pm. at Raus-
cher's. Connecticut ave. and L st. NV. on tho
subject Of The New Age" Miss Florence
VI. Girouard, soprano will be the soloist with
Mrs f. G. Dickinson at the Tisno. Every
body welcome Strangers especially invited
The Religion Of SerTice-The Philosophy Of
Self Help"
Eagles Wings New Thought Association, SOB
llth st. nC. Metaphysical library and reading
rooms open daily from 10 Am. to PIE
MEETINGS.
Sunday January Z IL am.-DeVotional Serr-
ices. Rev. Columbus Bradford. speaker.
Tuesday. January a. 8 p.m.-Spiritual Realiza-
ton, Ms. Florence Willard Day teacher
THURSDAY January l6, 8 pm.-Concentration
Class, Mrs. Lillian R. Childs, leader.
Saturday. January ls pm" Rawson Glass, -
Mr.. Charles A. Wrsgg, leader.
SPECIAL.
Wednesday January 15-New Thought Musical.
Miss Lorraine McFarlan, director.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
Miss Emma Gray will speak Wednesday at
s pm. Topic The Power Of the Word -
Daily noon meeting led BY DR.. Kicker. Patients
and pupils received week days, g2 It.
Public cordially invited
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CHURCH IN DRIVE
TO CANCEL DEBT
Forty-sixth Anniversary to
Be Celebrated Tomorrow
Morning and Evening.

The forty-sixth anniversary of the
organization OF North Carolina Ave-
nue. Methodist Protestant Church,
North Carolina avenue. Eighth and
B streets southeast. and the nine
teenth anniversary of the erection of
the present building will be ceIebrat-
ed tomorrow. when special services
will be held both r"OIning and even
ing.
At II O'clock Rev. DR. Luther F.
Warner, president of the Maryland
Annual Conference of the Methods:
Protestant Church. will preach the
anniversary ser ncu DR.. Warner is a
TO- ceful and populIr preacher. and
will he well worth hearing
Rev. DR.. G. w Haddaway. pastor OF
Starr Memorial Methodist Prutrstnnt
Church. Baltimore. will preach at
night. at o'clock He is one Of the
most successful pastors of the Mary
land Conference, ard is pastor of
one of the ha1dsCmeS- churches ir
the denomination, at Walbrook, Bal
timore.
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Prison." and Lessons from Col.
Roosevelt's Life"
The annual meeting last Wednes-
day was delighted to have its treas
urer report that all expenses of the
church had been met, and a good
balance on hand.
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"Flu" Takes Five in Family.

New London, Conn. Jan. 10.-La
Forrest Hazen. IS. died today Of
Spanish influenza. He was the fifth
of his family to succumb. Two sur
viving children are seriously i'll
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Y. VI. G. A.

Rev. DR.. S. S. Thompson, of Bos-
ton, who has been engaged in Y. NJ.
c. A. work in the training camp at
Howard University for the past nine
months, will preach the morning
sermon at Shiloh Baptist Church
C'Strangers' Home") tomorrow upon
the subject: The Church and the
Returning Soldier" and at night the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Waldron, will
preach a special sermon on The
Qualifications and Duties of Church
Officers" The installation of the
newly elected officers of the ch \.
Sunday school. and Y. P. S. =. L.
will take place at the conclusion of
the sermon.
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Luther Place Memorial C. e. Society

The Luther Place Memorial Chris
tian Endeayor Society will hold its
regular meeting at 1880 D. m. to-
morrow, with Mr.. William Mex.
Stowell as leader. The topic is
"The Practice of Kindliness. Rev.
D. Pierre of Atchinson, Kan, will
be present to deliver an address to
the Endeavorers. A male quartet
viii furnish vocal music. Miss
Miller will give a talk on the Aim
of the Luther Place Memorial c. e.
for 1919" Light refreshments will
be served. Judging from the num-
Der of members and strangers pres-
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All Souls Unitarian Church,

All Souls Unitarian Church, Four
teenth and L street, announces for
tomorrow evening service of courage
and good cheer. Miss Marie Culp,
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ForcefuI As Speaker.

DR.. Haddaway is a forceful and elo-
quent preacher. who speaks strongly
on the questions of the day, as well
as being orthodox on religious sub
tects and evangelistic in his preach
ing.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan is pastor of
this church, and is in his third year
of his pastOrate. He has received
nearly one hundred new members dur
ing his short paFtorate and is now in
a drive to pay off the $500 debt which
he found on the church when he came
to Washington. The sum of s. ,oU
of that amount has already been paid
of and Pledges are constantly coming
in. There is needed about 800 more
to be pledged, and the pastor expects
to secure this amount on Sunday at
the anniversary services.
There will be special music by
members of the choir
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Centennial Baptist Church,

The Fact of Jesus Second Com
ing Makes First Glass Christians"
is f. Hez Swem's subject tomorrow
night. s o'clock, Centennial Baptist
Church. Seventh and Eye streets
northeast. The morning subject is
THE Invisible Building"
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A Hamburg telegram says an inde-
pendent republic of Schleswig- -Hol-
stein, within the German Empire. will
shortly be proclaimed at Neumunster.
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Epworth League.

Foundry Epworth League will
have for its speaker tomorrow even
ing Rev. John w. Seay. Subject,
The Greatest Thing in the World"
The special musical features will
include a soprano solo by Mrs. Fan
ME Shreve Heartsill and a duet by
Miss Anna E. Seay and J. Earl
BTuner.
The league is planning a banquet.
to be followed by an elaborate
musical program, early in Febru-
ary.