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Rally services will be held in many of
the churches of Washington tomorrow.
In the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church the pastor, Rev. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe, will, by invitation, preach the
opening sermon to the International Pris-
on Reform Association. The delegates
to the prison congress will meet at the
New Willard and proceed in a body to
the church. where special seats will be
reserved for them and their friends. In
the evening Lieut. Col. Dugmore of the
Salvation Army and delegate to the
congress will deliver the sermon.
Special services will also be held by
the Lutheran Congregation Of the Epiph-
any and at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. where the pastor, Rev. Charles
l.. Neibel, will open his fall evening
services.
The Epiphany congregation will have
special music by the chorus choir. Ihe
morning program includes SpinneyS 4e
That Stand in the House OF the Loro
and THE Son of God Goes Forth TO
War" by Heber-Geibel. In the evening
the choir will sing Schnecker's Savior,
in Thy Mysterious Presence kneeling,
and Miss Edith Stowell. the soprano solo
list, will render Howelfs by the waters
of Babylon" DR.. Steok will preach In
the morning on "Amalek and 1srael-An
Old-time Rally" while his theme at the
s o'clock evening service will be by the
Rivers of Babylon.
In the Sunday school speciai RAINY
day service will be held, for which the
superintendent, Mr.. A. Y. Leech, 1r-, mas
prepared several features. The fall work
of the Bible class, under the leadership
of Mr. l.. Russell Alden, will also be IN
augurated. This winter the Bible class
will study the life of Christ.
Other special events planned for the
near future are a celebration of the
harvest festival Sunday, October y, ana
a congregational social the evening OF
Friday, October ., to which all 1rlehos
are invited.
This thriving young organization holds
its church services in the Gunton-Iemple
Chapel, on the west side OF l4th street
lust above r, while its Sunday school
and other services are held in the hall at
1907 street. Strangers are made cor
daily welcome.
Rev. DR.. John Reid Shannon will be-
gin a series OF sermons in the Metropol1-
ran Methodist Church tomorrow evening.
His subject for the first sermon is TO be
In the Beginning God Created the HeaS-
ems and the Earth.
Services in the Swedish language will
lie held in the chapel of Luther Place Me-
mortal Church tomorrow afternoon at s
o'clock Rev. Gottfred Nelson of Chi
cago, a delegate to the prison congress,
will preach the sermon
The question as to whether the citizens
of the District should vote will be debated
by members of the young mems class
of the First Presbyterian Church next
Friday evening. RevS. Paul r. Hickok
and A w. Spooner and Mr.. A. f. l..
Ieckie will be the judges. Messrs. Rod
ney NJ. Smith, c. w Ashbaugh and w.
Roscoe Cade will take the affirmative
side of the question and Messrs. Henry
White. II. b. Midkiff and ]. w. Tuli, the
negative side.
Tomorrow in the First Presbyterian
Church Rev. DIR. Macleod will begin a
series OF Sunday evening lectures on THE
Cardinal Sins OF Our Twentieth Century
American Life" The subjects will be
as follows:
~ "Irreverence": t2) "Carnal Pleas
ure'; CD Love of Money: "a "Extrava-
gance': 90 '.Intemperance" 90 Social
I.axity." Interesting musical program
will be rendered every evening. The whole
service will not occupy more than an
hour.