The Washington times., 1912-10-26
TUBERCULOSIS DAY
TO Be celebrated
INC|TY CHURCHES
Washington Pastors Will
Urge Prevention Of Con-
SYMPTOMS Spread.

''Tuberculosis Day" will be observed
In thousands of the churches OF this
country tomorrow. Washington pas
tors are expected to expose and de-
nounce from their pulpits fake cures
for consumption. and to urge their con-
gregations to Join In the fight against
the plague by helping to prevent its
spread.
The movement 10 denounce fake cures
and urge church people to join In the
great effort to prevent the spread OF the
disease. was fostered b. the National
Association for the study and Preven-
tion of tuberculosis, which will iistri-
butte literature on fake remedies
throughout the country tomorrow.
The subjects selected by Washing
ton pastors for their morning and even
ing sermons generally would not indi-
cate that Tuberculosis Day would
be given any consider alton, but the
preachers have practically all an
nounced that during the course of their
sermons they will impress the purpose
of the movement upon their congresa-
tions.
The Rev. John T. Huddle. pastor Of
ST.. Paurs English Lutheran Chmrch,
will preach a. II O'Clock on THE Whit!
o'clock special services win be held ir
the Memorial Seventh Day Adventis'
Church, where the subject will be The
Great Playue-Tuberculosis
''Our Greatest Convention" the Rev
DIR. Earle Wiley. the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, II o'clock.
Spiritual opportuni.y;,hs the n. R;sy; Rsy
"The Vision Glorious. or The Holy
City" the Rev. John Compton Ball
Metropolitan Baptist Church. II o'clock
"A Heart Anair." the Rev. Frederick
"The White Plague" the Rev. Johr
T. Huddle, the st. Paul English
La.ssren 6arssn ehgrsh Il W3b 9sloss ad and cos
Bargain With Man the Rev. w. w
E MeMasters, First Baptist Church. i
"The Steady March Of Socialism" th'
Gods Fam" the Rev. John Compton
Ball Metropolitan Baptist Church,
sHopelessness," the Rev. Hugh T
Stevenson. Bethany Baptist Church.
o'clock. .s. ....r.... .-
Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at St. Patrick's Catholic Church tomor
row morning at II o'clock by Mgr. VIII
lam T. Russell. The Rev. William
Carroll will preach.
Solemn High Mass.
Mar. w. T. Russell. d. d.. will b
ceiebrant OF solemn high mass In s,
Patrick's Church tomorrow morning a
II o'clock and will conduct services an
preach the sermon at the regular week
ly meeting Of the League OF the Goo
Shepherd In the evening at 1880. TIL
The latter meeting will be follSwedd b
the benediction OF the blessed Sacra
mcnt. iF - ~
ARRANGEMENTS for the concert an
roll Hall, on Tuesday evening, Octobe
%, have now been completed and
pleasant affair is expected. -.
At the reception given last week I
the xaverian Brothers in Carroll Ha
by. the Alumni OF st. Patrick's Hig
School, the Rev. Thomas E. McGuiga
and the Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara pr'
Ssd as vvsn An nr SidEess Msr Rf
Bede. the principal, and Fathers No
Guigan and Mcnamara made short at
dresses.
The Christian Endeavor Missionar
Union Of the presbytery Of Washing
ton held a banquet at the Sixth Pre-
byterian Church last night, attended b
1+o Presbyterian ministers and Endea,
or workers. The principal address
Charles Wood. pastor. of the Church
the Covenant. who declared that Il
United States was Chlna's best friend
Miss Mary I.attimer. n Presbyte"ia
missionary in 500 Chow. China, told
the rice OF the Chinese republic. 9th,
speakers were Mrs. Wallace Radcliff
the Rev. Il. n. Kirby, the Rev. Paul |
Hickok, the Rev. Henry E. Brundag'
and Rexford Holmes.
DR.. Slsco and DR.. Menkel, physician
OF the Washington Sanltarium and Il
Washington Foreign Seminary Of Il
Seventh Day Adventist faith, will gi'
an illustrated lecture Sunday night
the Memorial Seventh Day Advent
Church on 'Tuberculcsls Day"
Microscopic demonstra tions OF the da
gers Of careless splitting, the publ
drinking cup, and other means
spreading the plague will be show
The Rev. ]. l.. McElhany, pastor Of Il
church, will give brief address on Il
relation of the church to the tuberc,
losis fight.