The Washington times., 1912-10-12
FIVE CHURCHES
TOHOLD RALLY
Day SERVICES
opecial Exercises in Many
Houses of Worship
- Tomorrow.

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five washington churches tomorrow.
Besides thsse special exercises. sermons
touching on interesting questions will
be preached In many Of the houses Of
worship.
The churches at which "Raiiy Day"
services Will BE- held are Central Presby-
Fifth Baptist. Epworth Methodist Epis-
copai. and the First Presbyterian.
The Rev. r. y. Clark. who In con-
the mountains Of southwest Virginia,
day school at the Central Presbyterian
being done among tho mountain child
rem Of that section.
Conditions in Washington.
After the rally Day. exercises at
the Foundry Methodist Church. the pas
tor, the Rev. DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon.
win preach ON ''Ths Youth In Our CITY,"
This win bs . special sermon dealing
with conditions with which the boys and
girls Of Washington come In contact
Al the evening services DR.. Weddsr-
spoon begins q series of sermons On
Manly Traits for the Times"
A special program will be given at
the First Presbyterian Church tomor-
row In observance Of rally Day" AL
Of the children will participate. At the
morning service the Rev. DR.. Donald
c. Macleod. pastor, will preach on
Tho Church's Mission-Our Obliga-
tion." and in the evening at 7;S o'clock
old Testament Characters" -
The Rally Day" services at the Fifth
Baptist Church comes as . climax to
the Baptist Training School for Sunday
day. DR.. 4. B. withers. Of BRIDGEPORT.
w. Va. one Of the speakers Of the
training school. remains In the city un-
til tomorrow In order to speak to the
auditorium Of the church has been
deliberately decorated. A special pro-
gram Of music will be given.
Special Sermon to Young.
The Rev. George A. Miller. pastor Of
the Ninth Street Christian Church. will
deliver . special address to the young
people OF the Sunday school. at Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church. The
pastor. tho Rev. R. L. Fuitz. will have
a. his subject for the morning sermon.
The Church's Appeal and the Poo
pies Response"
Special sermons will be preached to-
morrow at the Ninth Street Christian
Church BY the pastor, the Rev. George
4; Miller; His . subject for the morn /;
and IN the evening. 'The Conversion of
The Rev. z. Hez SVEN, pastor Of tho
Centennial Baptist Church. has Just re-
turned from chattanooss, Tenn. where
he conducted q two weeks revival. He
will tell Of his Chattanooga trip to-
morrow night at 8 O'clock.
At b. Thomas Episcopal Church to-
DR.. 6. Ernest Smith viii preach on
1.-THE Inexorable Law; to Him Who
Has Much, More and More: To Him
Who has Little. Less and Less"
Sermon on He'll.
DR.. wallace Radcliffe. pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will preach q special sermon In the
evening on Recent Perversions Of the
Doctrine of He'll" This sermon will
touch on the recent action Of the In
ternationai Bible Students Association.
which went on record at q convention
In washington a. believing there Ia no
burning hell.
The Rev. DR.. John Van schaick. jr.,
pastor Of the Church Of Our Father.
hegins q series Of four sermons on The
Christian Faith. and Belief as Related
to the Conduct Of the Good Citissn and
the Good Man." At the evening serv-
Ice his subject will be "The Good Man"
The second Of the services Of the win
tar program Of st. Patfck's Catholic
Church Will be held tomorrow morning.
High mass viii be at II o'clock. vespers
In the afternoon at I o'clock and q
meeting OF the League of the Good
Shepherd at 7:s0 o'clock. High mass
will be celebrated by the Rev. John NJ.
MCNAMARA. The Rev. James A. Smyth
preach the sermon.
Services In Swedish language will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock in
the chapel of the Luther Place Mem
orial church. Tho Rev. A. J. Enstam
will be In charge.
Services at Salvation Army.
Brigadier William Hunter, Of New York
will conduct a special service at the Sal
nue. tomorrow night at 7:+6 o'clock. He
will be assisted by Major and Mrs.
George wings. Of the army's stan In
George B.. Raymond, of the Interna-
tional Bible Students's Association, and
assistant pastor Of the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle, speaks at the New Masonic
Temple tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
on ELECTION or Free Grace. Which r.
tions as. why is the church splitI.
Can God save the people7 II so, why IL
hellf What 10 God7 IL He Divine. or
devilf II divine, would he torment3 II
devil, could we worship7"
Judge W. r. Norris lectures at the In
gram Memorial Congregational Church
tomorrow afternoon at T. o'clock on