Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-05

garded as one Of the most progressive
league chapters in the District.
1t now has membership of 25s.
The main feature of the devotional
league chorus. under leadership Of Mr..
Levi N. Fouts, musical director Of the
league.
At the tent corner LIST street and Ran
dolph place northwest, tomorrow even
for his subject THE Darkness of Mil
lenniaI Dawn
His subject will in reality embrace, 1t is
said. several topics He will touch upon
THE Return Of the Jews" concerning
which there has been much speculation.
Shall the Jews again become a national
power? Also, he questions, VIII there
be another opportunity for salvation aft
er death? and VIII all the world be con-
verified to Christ before or after His COM
ing to earth the second time?
Owing to the widespread interest arous-
ed since these meetings began. a move
ment Is on foot to arrange for series
Of. meetings on larger scale In Wash
ington. The meetings have been attended
by people from all parts Of the city.
The usual chorus and orches ra will rem
der a program of song. beginning at 7;8o
o'clock
The present series of services viii close
with rally Sunday. September Ii.
Tomorrow night at the Covenant tent,
18th street and Meridian place. Rev.
Howard Hannaford will preach the con-
GLIDING sermon of the series THE Cities
Of Christ"
His special subject will be 1.-THE City of
Christ's Crucifxion."
Mrs. Ethel HoltzclaW Gawler will sing
and Mr.. Hans Wunderlich of the United
States Marine Band will play the cornet
at the service.
An Informal song service, under the di.
rection of Mr.. John g. Klein, will be held
from 7:46 to 8 o'clock.
In case of Indictment weather the serv-
ice will be held In the temporary building
Of Gurley Memorial congregation. next to
the tent.
Residents at selva station. on the Great
Falls and Old Dominion railroad in
Alexandria county. Va. are endeavor ng
to raise about $40 in order to make the
first payment on a house for Rev. DR..
Albert Zimmerman. who for many years
was connected with the ministry Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. DR.. Zimmerman. who has been
Ill for several years past, while improv-
ed. Is still in poor health and unable to
take charge of any church effort.
1t Is hoped by those in charge of the
ed as the home. which has been offered al
$1.2uO. Is said to be particularly .ow-
priced. The clergyman, 1t Is said, is in
position to carry the balance of the
debt.
The committee Of residents of Selva
station in charge of the work, is COM
posed of Messrs. Irwin Furlong George
simmons, Charles H. Fur!ong. Edward
R. Heath, James L. Hall. James R. Heath
and Mrs. M. H. l. Wi.marth and Miss
NJ Grace Wilmarth.
, Rev. ]. Edwards Thomas of this CITY
10 to occupy the pulpit of Epworth NJ
E. Church South tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock.
Former Representative Harvey s. Ir-
win Of Kentucky. who Is an elder In
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, gave a lecture last evening
on Henry Clay In the schoolhouse at
Idylwood, Fairfax county. Va
The remarkable work Of the mill
boy of the slashes'' In his early life as
well as the successes which marked
his later life leading up to his crown
ing disappointment in failing to attain
the presidency of the United States
were related by the speaker.
Mr.. Irwin pointed out one touching
sorely pressed financially and about to
lose his beloved Ashland. He went to
the financial institution where the