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Ans,uers to Eighth Ten Questions

third day the tide turned and Israel
slew 25,10O men of Benjamin, almost
annihilating the tribe, >2o.35.
II. ta) Three times the men of
Israel sought Gods counsel. some
times weeping. ID! The first time
go up first to the battle against our
brother. Benjamin." 2O.1s &c, The
second time they said to God. Shall
go up again to battle against the
children of BENJAMIN, my brother"
2o.23: Id The third time they said
to God. through Phineas. Shall ]
yet again go out to battle against
the children of Benjamin my brother.
or shall l cease"
IS. Iap After the terrible slaugh-
ter of men Israel said to God. weep
ing sore. 20 Lord. God of Israel why
there should be today one tribe lack
ing in Israeli" 2l2 Ib, To save
the erring tribe. Israel provided vir-
tuous wives from Jabesh-Gilead for
400 men. and permitted them to
snatch from the dances at Shiloh.
naming men. 21I2. 1923.
10 ta) The book of Ruth named
after woman. reveals beautiful
domestic relation in one of the fam
lilies Of Israel during the time of the
judges tb) whittier thou soest. ]
Will go, ana "nere tnOu lOQSeSt, j
will lodge; thy people shall be my
people. and thy God my God Where
thou diest. l will die and there will I
DE buried" Ruth. 1.16.17. 'cb The
employer said to the reapers. The
Lord be with you" The employees
answered. The Lord bless thee"
Ruth. "a. ID Concerning Ruth.
Boaz said. LET her CLEAN among the
sheaves. and reproach her not And
let fall also some of the handfuls
on purpose for her" Ruth. 2.l5.16.
30. 'a) Boaz said to Ruth. THE
Lord recompense thy work, and a
full reward be given thee of the
Lord God of Israel. under whose
wings thou art come to trust" Ruth.
Ell" fb) Boaz commended Ruth. say
i'll: '1nasmuch as thou followedest
roj young men. whether rich or
poor" Ruth. $40. &C, When Boaz
purchasey everything that had be-
longed to the family of Naomi. in
Guiding the privilege of marrying
Ruth. he sealed the bargain by Civ
in one Of his shoes to a man Ruth,
81 ID, The people Of Israel said to
Boaz. The Lord make the woman
that is come into thine house like
Rachel and Leah. which two did
build the house Of Israel" Ruth. All.
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WILL GIVE PRIZES
IN CONTEST JUNE 10
Winners of Bible Questions to
Be Rewarded at Exercises
at Foundry Church.

Prizes in the Bible question contest,
now being conducted by the Bible de-
partment of the District of Columbia
Federation of Womens Clubs. The
Star cooperating. are to be awarded
at a meeting to be held at Foundry
NJ F. Church. 18th and Church streets.
sunday afternoon, June 10. at pm.
The program for the exercises is now
being completed.
The committee on arrangements for
the contest met Tuesday at the head
1uartrs of the General Federation OF
Womens Clubs. Maryland building, al
which time members expressed grati-
fication over the general attitude OF
the public toward the contest work
and also the cooperation being given
by churches and organizations. Dur
ing the contest voluntary workers
have been in session almost daily
rating the papers. or doing other cierlcai
work
II was explained that the number
of papers received has been as many
as could be expected at this time OF
the year. The character of work done
by the contestants. has. in most cases,
been excellent. according to the COM
mittee.
1t was explained that the outlook
for a fourth contest is encouraging.
If such a contest is given there Will
he 100 questions on the life of the
kings of Israel. covering the remain
ing books of the history of the Old
Testament. and incidentally the books
of the prophets. which would INCLUDE
the series of questions on Old Testa-
rent characters.
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a Degradation" DR.. Tupper was pre-
vented from preaching this sermon last
Sunday night by illness in his family
that necessitated him leaving the city.
r X
At Temple Baptist Church tomorrow
evening Senator Selden =. Spencer of
Missouri will deliver an address on
The Greatest Offer in the World" At
the morning service DR.. Muir will
preach.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
Rev. Cove &. Johnson breaches to-
morrow morning Memorial day
sermon on THE Lessons of Chatta-
nooEa." In the evening he breaches
at West washington Church in the
who is detained at Chattanooga by
the serious accident with which Mrs.
Flanagan met there by fall Chap
lain George T.. T. Stevenson of the
manuel pulpit in the evening and
West Washington in the morning.
The Ultimate Gift" will be the
subject Of Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfiey's
sermon sermon tomorrow morrow morning at the
AT the evening service he will preach
on Gross Roads" This church will
1naueurate next week vesper pray-
hf er ser service; TO be held at-4:45 o'clock.
a
midweek prayer meeting.
X
The Millington Lodge. No. 1855 F
A. NJ. OF Baltimore is to attend s,rv.
ices tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock at
tne wilson Memorial NJ. f. Church.
n Iitn near l. street southeast. of which
Rev Thomas $. Long is pastor Mr.
Long. who is chaplain of the Rail-.
more lodge, recently was assigned tn
the local church. His sermon tonic
Will be THE Soul of Masonry" Au
| master Masons of the District are in.
vited to attend the services and waa =
their aprons.
At Trinity Civic and Communitv
Church Rev. David Ransom Cnwej1
VIII preach on The Receipt OF Life -
the iour'h OF series. tomorrow
! sermon in motion pictures with the
| story. The Servant in the House "
! Ihe choir Will render a special must.
cal program at this service. Eert
Sunday night Almas Temple of the
| Shriners and mobiles from other iuris.
dictions are to make a visitation to
| the church. ~
! The beginning of music week to-
! morrow will be observed at th.
Fourth Presbyterian Church with an
proprlate music at special musical
service IN the evening. The soIoist
Mrs. Edward Crossman. will sing AND
! there Will be a soprano and contralto
duet by Miss, Katherine MacElwee
and Miss Marian Webb. several an.
thems by the choir and a number OF
the well known hymns will be sung
by the choir and congregation. The
pastor will speak on some Of the
hymns of the Bible.
4
Rev. Dr. Randolph will proash the
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Ninth 10 Of 100 Questions
On 'Joshua and the Judge" "
Copyright. by Louise Harding Earll. 1921

(a) way David whose
lineage has been carefully recorded to the time co.
Elkanah and How earnestly did she
pray for son: td) In trying comfort his wife what four
estIons did he ask Hannah:
What position other than that OF judge did Eli fill? (b>
As Hannah prayed the temple what did she make to
God:
!, what did Eli she prayed
her what did Hannah God did with
actions: &C., What did say resurrection:
td How did God reward Hannah for oanng her beloved son
to Him?
ta) What did Hannah take year? CO.
How the word OF the Lord the days OF Eli Com
was, seldom heard (c) did little
Samuel do from which he unusually
good child: (d) What kind OF the OF Eli:
What calamity bee Eli also his family and his nation
having faithfully trained his righteous
ness: 90 Describe the death of Eli ninetyegt
years OF age
ta> When the Phistine ark OF God in their
temple, happened god Dagon: Co To
rid themselves of the ark God where did send it. and
how long did remain (c When the ark OF God back in
the midst OF Israel where it belonged how did its presence
affect the people: (d What did Samuel the tme
(a) What did Samuel he would do they would gather all
Israel together Mizpeh M When the Phlistine appeared
lowed? I'D How long did Samuel judge Israel,
OF Eli:
While judge Israel what did Samuel adopt
that still pracced by circuit Judges 90 When Samuel
old what paerna ambition did he indulge that repuve
Israel: Why did Israel that their ruler be
king judge: What did Samuel tell would
suit from their presumptuous request?
Because of their discomfort what did Samuel would be
the attitude of the Lord toward Israel: (b What the
ttude of Israel toward Samuels words What good
gest'on from his servant did saul accept winch led to his being
lsrae king: I'D What had God told Samuel the
day before Sau and what did Samuel make
for the anticipated guests
his servant (b) What happened Saul started Tor his home
What did Samuel tell Saul that Cd
When announced that Saul had been chosen raes
king what shout that still heard in nations that
ruled by kings:
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II. (a) After Moses. the great judge.
and Joshua. his successor, the judges
that were raised up" and whose his
tory is recorded in the book Of Judges
were: Othniel. 3.9-11; Ehud. 3.15-4.1;
Shamgar. 3.31; Deborah, 4.45.31; Cid
con, 6.11-S.35; Abimelech. 9.157, Tola.
1o1. .: Jair. 1885; Jephthah, Ill
12.7; Ibzan. 1870: Elon. 12.11. IL;
Abdon. 12.13-15; Samson, 13.1-16.31.
(b) The last Ave chapters of Judges
reveal how degraded a nation can be-
come when it has no administrative
ruler to direct the affairs Of the peo-
pie.
r. (a) I'm those days there was no
king in Israel" appears in 17.s. ISL.
1s1 and 21.25. In the first and last it
reads: Every man did that which
was right in his own eyes" (b) rs
rael did evil" appears not less than
five times in Judges. 2.11. 81. Al, 81
and 1871. But they were each time
delivered when they cried to their
73. (a) Israel was under the oppres-
sion of following heather rulers: the
King of Mesopotamia. seven years,
s.s: Eglon. king of Moab. eighteen
years, S.14, JdOln, King OIL Nduddu,
twenty years: 4.3: indian. seven
years, 81: the 'Philistines. and Am
monites. eighteen years. 1O.s, and the
Philistines. forty years. 13.1. (b) The
following judges established intervals
of peace: Othniel, forty years. 3.11;
Ehud. eighty years. $50: Deborah.
forty years. 5.31 and Gideon. forty
years. S.2s.
"a. (a) Samson's restless administra-
tion lasted twenty years. 1851.
OBJ The men of Israel united in ask
ing the tribe of Benjamin. What
wickedness is this that is done among
your 20.12.
IS. (a) Israel said to Benjamin. De-
liver US the men that we may
put them to DEATH" 2o.13. OBJ The
men of Benjamin would not listen,
but prepared themselves for war.
20.13.
IS. (a) In the tribe Of Benjamin
there were 700 left-handed men, who
were so skilfull that every man could
sling stones at an hair breadth, and
not miss. 2O.16. OBJ In the first bat
tie Of the conflict the men of Benja-
min slew $4,000 men Of Israel, 2021
tc) In the second battle the men Of
Benjamin were again victorious.
staying $4,000 of Israel, 1925 td) The
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recently renovated. painted and fur
nished with handsome carpeting. The
new organ now in process of con-
struction will be placed in the church
early in November.
X
Miss Florence Kooi. a member Of the
Central Presbyterian Church, 18th and
Irving streets northwest. has enter
ed the Moody Bible Institute of Chi
cago. to prepare for home mission
work. Miss Kooi was employed in the
ONCE OF the adjutant general.
~
At the Church of Life and Joy 1914
street northwest. healing services
will be held by DR.. Joseph Perry
Green. president of the College Of
Divine Metaphysics. tomorrow after
noon and evening. A public healing
will be held at pm. and an address
on How to Heal So-Called Incur
ables." will be delivered az PM
~
The Christian Endeayor Society
meeting at the New Yorh Avenue
Presbyterian Church. at S:45 pm to-
Izenship committee. Maurice E. Sails
bury. leader. Memorial day and pa
triotism and citizenship will be dis
cussed by several speakers.
+
Secretary of Labor Davis will ad-
dress the kinnear class of young men
tomorrow morning. at $50, at Call
vary Baptist Sunday School. 8th and
II streets northwest. Members are
urged to bring their friends.
4 + **
The eighth annual convention of the
International Union of Gospel Mis-
sions convened at Akron. Ohio, May
22 to q. At the business session May
rs Charles X. Simpson Of Bridgeport.
Conn. was elected president Of the
York city. secretary. and John $. Ben
nett of the Central Union Mission,
Washington. d. c., treasurer. Mrs.
| White and Mr.. Bennett have been re-
| elected for the third consecutive time.
= + +
F, AT the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at IL a m. DR. Wallace
| Radcliffe. the pastor who has returned
| from Winona Lake. Ind. will take as his
theme. according to his annual CUSTOM
''The Presbyterian General Assembly
Of 1921" He will give a resume of the
proceedings OF that body. their i'm
! portance and significance to the national
/ and religious life Of the country. This
| survey has in previaus years awakened
| widespread interest. Rev. Reginald
Rowland will preach at S pm. to va
| cation seekers and appropriate TO Me.
| mortal day. "Detours."
! 4
DR.. Henry Allen Upper, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, 10th and o streets
! will deliver his special sermon tomorrow
night on Tho Marriage Altar. Built b,
God, Wrecked by Man: the Third Being
+ the Marriage Altar; an Inspiration ol
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PULPIT AND PEW

Rev. DR. James F. Freeman, rector
Of the Church of the Epiphany. left
today for Boston. where tomorrow
ne will deliver the address before
Park. under the auspices of the Fed
Grafton of Boston Churches. During
the absence of Dr. Freeman tomor-
row Chaplain Riddle will preach at
the morning service. while Rev. Mr..
Browning. assistant to DR.. Freeman.
Will conduct the afternoon and even
ing services.
patriotic service. preparatory to
Memorial day. will be held tomorrow
az Trinity Episcopal Church, Takoma.
Park. The service will be attended
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
the Boy Scouts and other organiza-
ions. Patriotic and national hymns
will be sung and the service flag of
the parish will be lowered and laid
upon the altar. with appropriate
prayers and an address.
There will be a special confrma
sion service in the Bethlehem Chapel
next Thursday at pm.
Robert r. l. Bulia-d has been
elected president Of the Mems Club Of
Trinity Episcopal Church. Takoma
Rev William Curtis White. rector
.. Christ Episcopal Church. G street
southeast. will begin a series of ten
minute sermons tomorrow night.
which he will continue each Sunday
night through the summer. His sub
ject for the first of the series Will
be "Our Honorcd bead
Rev DR. and Mrs Nelson Mills
are leaving" next week for year
and -han-tour through the far east.
The countries they VIII visit are
Japan. Korea. China, the Philippines.
Cochin China Camhodia. Malay. Java
and Siam. DR.. Mills will give lee
lures in the colleges and universities
Of the various countries. as well as
address conferences of missionaries.
He will also bring back many lam
try.
At Emmanuel Baptist Church the
choir. under the direction of Mrs.
Emily G. Dickinson. will give an
s Miss Mclean. contralto. and Mr..
Chewning. tenor. will assist.
4
Al meeting OF the communicants oi
tho Fourth Presbyterian Church. 18th
evening, Charles A. Bissell. Harr,
Blake and William A. Patton wer.
elected ruling elders.
The Sabbath school room and tn.
: byterian Church building has beer
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G. A. R. MEMORIAL RITES.
Services Tomorrow Night at Metro
politan NJ. E. Church,

The Department of the Potomac, c.
A r.. will hold memorial service to-
morrow night in the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. E. Church. Rev. Dr. Harry
D. Mitchell. minister. The members of
the ladies' auxiliaries. as also repre-
sentatives of the American Legion,
have been invited TO attend
Rev DIR. j. Franklin Knots of Bos-
ton. now associated with the Ameri-
can University, will make the address
There will be special music. under the
direction of A. y. Gardner. The Metro
politan Church. known as The Ma
rional Methodist Church" was the one
in which Presidents Grant and Nc
Kinley worshiped. as did Vive Presi-
dent Fairbanks. For number of
years II has welcomed the survivors
of the q. a. r. on the Sunday previous
70 Memorial day.
DR.. Richard Johnston, the chimer,
viii play special program of pa
rriotic music on the chimes previous
@ the service
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fifth in the series Of sermons on
Mountain Tops With Jesus" at Foun-
dry Church tomorrow at II o'clock on
"Olivet: The Mount of Ascension" In
tive John c. Ketcham Of Michigan
will deliver a memorial address. The
Foundry choir will render special
program of patriotic music.
X
'"The Divine Right" will be the sub
by Rev George A. Miller at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. The subject
at night will be The End of the
Way"
James A. Fowler of the Department
Of Justice will address the Organized
Adult Bible Class Of Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow at
9:45 am. on Making the Neighbor-
hood Christian"
"Religion-ReaI and Imitation" will
be the subject of the sermon by Rev
Ulysses G. b. Pierce. minister of All
Souls Church. tomorrow morning in
the Knickerbocker Theater.
In keeping with music week there
will be "A Gospel Sing at Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow night, un-
der the direction Of w. J: Palmer, as
senior Il. Y. =. U. John Ruthven,
president of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Federation of WASHINGTON and
vicinity, will preside.
Members and friends of the Vaughn
class Of Calvary Baptist Sunday
School will assemble at the east gate
of Rock Creek cemetery tomorrow
morning, and at s o'clock will march
in a body to the grave of the com
mander. Francis w. Vaughn, where
the annual memorial service of the
class for its founder will be held. All
are invited to attend and participate.
\
At Metropolitan Baptist Church to-
morrow evening victory memorial
service will be held, The service
flag. containing eighty-nine stars,
will be unfurled and Rev. John Comp
ton Ball will speak on THE Heart
Cry of Our President-It Must Not BE
Again. Special patriotic anthems will
be sung by the choir.
\
At the First Congregational Church
tomorrow Rev. Jason Noble Pierce
will preach patriotic sermons. At the
morning service the subject is to be
"Of Whom the World Was Not
Worthy and at s pm, "Our Coun-
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FINAL BIBLE REVIEWS.
Institute to Award Certificates at
Mount Vernon Church June 13

Final reviews and examinations are
being held by the American Home Bible
Institute for seven classes in elemen-
tary Bible study. personal evangelism,
first and second year synthetic, second
wear doctrinal and in intensive book
study. Two of these classes. Nos.
81 and 90. are completing the two-year
courses in synthesis and doctrines.
The institute will hold it's third an
nual presentation of certificates June
i3, at the Mount Vernon Place NJ. f..
Church its annual membership meet
ing June II. at the Central Union Mis-
sion, and its first presentation Of GER
tifcates in the department for colored
students. June 90. in the chapel at AS
is: street southeast.
No classes will be held in Washing
ton during July and August, but home
reading courses in the books of Amos.
Ephesians and Philippians will be as
signed upon application to the president,
Z. W. Collamore. S37 Allison street.
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BAPTISTS' UNION MEETING
DELEGATIONS From Baltimore and
Elsewhere Join D. C. Federation.

A large delegation Of Baltimore Bap-
lists visited this city Wednesday night
and held a joint meeting with the Wash
ington Federation OF the B. Y. 7. U.
at Fifth Baptist Church Delegations
from Alexandria, Clarendon and Cherry
dale unions were in attendance. Dinner
was served at the church.
Rev. DIR. Pinchbeck. pastor of the
Seventh Baptist Church. Baltimore. de-
livered an address DR.. G. G. Johnson.
pastor Of Emmanuel Church of this city.
offered prayer. Announcement was
made that the federation will hold its
yearly business meeting and election
of officers at the Cherrydale Church
June 81.
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HRIST1AN SCIENCR

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Scientist
Branches Of The Mother Church. III.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
In Boston, Mass,
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road and Euclid St.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Me- Masonic Temple, sth and NE.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple, 18th and n. Y. Ave.
Fourth Church of Christ Scient;st
The Arcade. 14th and Park Road
ANCIENT AND MODERN NEcRorArcv
ALIAS MEsMER1sM AND HYPNoTISH''
DENOUNCED
SERVICES
Sunday, II Am. and pm.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-11 m
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS, S
p, o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
COLORADO BLDG. 18th and G. sts.-
=. Hours. 10 to WED. to Z. and Sun
days and Holidays. 2:3O to 5:3O).
1855 COLUMBIA RID. NV
Hours 10 to 8 Except Wednesday even.
ing. Sundays and holidays).
l4S EAST CAPITOL ST.
Hours L. to week days (except bo,i
days); also 2:30 to $50 Sundays
'CHE ARCADE, 18th and Park Road
(SecOnd Fl0Or)-
10 to 5:3G week days; also z to 0 p,u
texeept Wednesdays).
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FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

doctrines and method Of treating all ktaas
and descriptions Of sickness and disease
VIM n. Goodwin. T.. b.. O. s.. Dist Nat
Bank bldg. 1903 1t. NV. BY appointment.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
9Th and H Streets NV.
REV WILLIAM S. ABERNETHY. D. D. Pastor
REV. A. F. ANDERSON D. D. Assistant
REV. A. D. BRYANT. Minister to Deaf
Sunday School, N. S. Faucet. Superintendent
Il a.n-Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. Subject:
Bought With Price"
sp.m-Baptism. Baccalaureate Sermon to the Gradual
ine Class of the Washington College of Law
christian Endavor Meetings Junior; Gas Senior and %
PM intermediates Tuesday, 800 PM Senior
Thursdav 90 Meeting Pastor and Deacons especially to "
iring to unite with the church
800 Prayer Meeting Covenant Meeting) Tn
OF H Street)
Frday o PM Boy special Fathers Night Fathers OF
Scouts invited.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON |

Making the Neighborhood
Christian.-Luke. 10.25-37; Acts,
2.44-47.
Golden Text-"Love worketh
no i'll to his neighbor; love:
therefore. is the fulfllment or
the law" Romans. 1910.
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Calvary Baptist Church

KINNEAR CLASS FOR YOCNG MEN.
Last Sunday Of membership contest with
the Brown class.
SECRETARY DAVIS Of Department Of
Labor will address the class. $50 sharp.
Cordial Invitation to every man.
CONTEST COMMITTEE.
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NEW THOUGHT.

UNITY SOCIETY
800 HOMER BUILDING. Phone Frank 1889.
(E. side Of 18th bet. and q sts. n.wD
hess ana % reading room open daily. 1.s Pm
Individual instruction and ministry for
healing and success each afternoon.
Viva M. January, Teacher
Popular Lecture Sunday, Pm
COMMON OR GOOD SENSE
MonaaE afsRIHc :%;cbTsISESs pGS GLIB
Classes Tuesday and Thursday at 7:3O and
Wednesday at 2:3O. teaching the practical
application Of the laws Of life to attaining
health. Joy and success.
Associated with UNITY SCHOOL Of Kan
sas City, the largest metaphysical healing
school in the world, which co-operates with
all denominations
Come" Rest" ASK" Receive"
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I Tenleytown Baptist Church

Chesapeake st. and Wisconsin ave.
N. X. JAPHET. Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor-1l am, tcpi".
The Savior's Sitting 1:45 pm, The
Holy Spirits Work in This Age"
Sunday school, 9:4J
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M. Iod. BAPTIST CHURCH.
IHkIs O1VS 9Th st. bet. l. and SITS.
REV. r. A. CARTER. Pastor.
e:15 a.m.. Sunday school: II; Is am. sub
iect THE TWO Ways: $50 PM. Rev.
Colmsr Of Enon Baptist will preach; $50
pm, B. Y. P. e.; s:15 pm. missionary
service You are invited to attend all
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West Washington Baptist

31St and N sts NV.
WILLIAM r. FLANAGAN. Pastor;
,1a.m.-Sermon by Chaplain George f. T.
Stevenson, g. S. n.
sp.m-Sermon by Rev. G. G. johnson. D. D.
9;45-S. $. 10. men class. Z. Is. y r. U.
There is q welcome for you.
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SUNDAY
wednesday and Friday evenings al O'Clock
II 4th st. Sc. Everybody gets reading
phooa Line cO4g
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National New Thought Center
902 F Street NV
wednesday, at pm. clinic for girls.
conducted by Miss EMMA GRAY
Clinic for men at the same hour conduct
ed by DR.. GEORGE E. KICKER
Friday, at pm. healing meeting, con-
Quoted by Miss LEONA FEATHERS.
Daily noon meeting conducted by DR..
Kicker
Public cordially invit>d
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E. Hez Sven essl past'F' in h9T a9 anus:ns na s%:
way" 8 pm Cool and beautiful Audi
torium; fine music large chairs lmen liks
themt II am. Christ Jesus inside our
flesh" Centennial Bapt. Ch 1th e. Eye ne