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l. Il, U u Missionary Bishop of Wu Hu, China, on the work of the church and present conditions in China
 Washington Park Methodist Epis- copal Church, Barnum and Noble ave nues, Rev. Everett A. Burnes, minis ter. 9:3O a. n1., class meeting, B. B. Smith, leader. 1O:3o morning wor- of Chicago. 12:1O, Sunday School, H. A. Chaffee, superintendent; Mems Class, B. H. Williams, teacher 6:3O, early evening meeting. 7:3O. popular evening service; pr. Manhood will have charge. MT. and Mrs. A. D. George will sing and lead a chorus of 50 voices. The new hymn book Make Christ King will be used Seats re- served for strangers.
 First Congregational Church, corner Broad and Bank streets, Eev. Herbert ID. Galaudet, pastor. Morning ser dress: Using Our Spiritual Re- sources" Sunday School, 12 to 1. Afternoon service, 4:30. Organ recital, APO. "Idyll." Kinder; s'Caprtccio," Lemaigre; "AIagtetto,' Biget Choir anthems by Holden, Shelley and Marks. Fifteen minute address by the pastor, Politics. considering the following questions: Who is responsi- ble for bad politics? How can po1i- tics be made good or make good" the good business man '-has no time for politics. can the man who has time be expected to regard politics as anything but good business for him Would stricter voting qualifications help? Would equal suffrage help? Is our democracy a failure if politics won't ''be good ?'' How will you vote on Tuesday? No offering at this ser vice. All the seats are free. Wed nesday evening meeting in the chapel at 8, addressed by Miss Leona Mac george, secretary of the Young wo- mems Christian Association, on the subject, How the Church and the r. w. c. A. Help Each Other.'
 South Congregational church, cor ner Gilbert and Broad streets, Rev. Richard L. Swain, Ph.D., minister Morning service with communion and reception of members at 10:3O a. m, conducted by the minister Sunday school at 12 m. Junior Endeavor at p. m. Y. P. s. c. F, 6:15 The Yes per Institute reopens at p. m. (See full program in another co1umn) Mid week service on Wednesday at 7:45 D. m. Subject: Free Albania
 O1ivet Congregational church, morn ing service at 1O:3O; Communion Preaching by the Rev. Nathaniel Mac Donald; Sunday school at noon; Chris tian Endeavor at 6:30.
 South Church Vesper Institute-Why do we hear so much about new re- l1g1ouS views? Is there no true and changeless conception of the Chris tian faith? If Christianity is a reve- 1ation, how can we. change our views? What is the need of theology-why not take religion and let theology go? These are some of the questions to be answered by Dr. Swain in the dis cussion at the South church for the next few Sunday afternoons. The aim of the vesper committee is to clear these matters up for troubled minds All questions presented, will be dealt with frankly and in great sincerity. No hedging or lodging the issues. There will be inspiring music by the Premier, Saxa phone Quartette. the choir and the :congre- gation. The Saxaphone Quartette will render the following program:
 Pilgrims Chorus ............... Wagner Tannhauser March ...-.-..-. Wagner BarcarOI1e R1Vela CaIVary ----'.- ROuney
 The choir will sing, Except the Lord Build the House. Gi1chrtst. Music will begin ten minutes before 5 o'clock
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