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The Washington herald., 1916-02-12
BAPTIST.


At the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Sixth and A streets northeast. the pas
tor. Rev. John Compton Ball. will preach
tomorrow morning on Mans Greatest
Need" or "The Central Thought OF the
Prayer That Only Christian Can Of
fer" In'the evening he will extend the
hand of fellowship to the seven hun
dredth person to be received into the
membership of the church during the
present pastorate. There will also be
baptism at the evening services. The
sermon topic will be Standing Between
the Birthdays OF Two Notable Men
What Is the Secret of GreatnessT'
Imma nueI Baptist Church will celebrate
Its tenth anniversary on March g and
the following committee has been sp-
pointed to arrange the program: Rev.
G. G. johnson, Percy s. Foster, Reuben
Pope, John d. Rhodes, Charles Werner,
James Sharp, L. L. Bowen, W, z. Rich
ardson, o. X. Truitt, Mrs. BabSn, Mrs.
Egbert, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Howe, Miss
Noud and Miss Turner.
Prof. Beckett. physical director of the
Y. NJ. C. A, will address the Mems Bible
class of the Second Baptist Church.
Fourth street and Virginia avenue,
southeast, tomorrow at 10 a. m At the
evening service the pastor. Rev. Howa I'd
I. Stewart. VIII give his special address
on Does Every Man Have His Price? p
There will also be baptism.
Rev. John e. Briggs. pastor Of Fifth
Baptist church. will preach on "our
Ally tomorrow morning and on "Our
Enemy" at night. Several candidates
will be baptized at night The B. Y. P.
Z. will celebrate their recent contest
with a social and supper on Friday
night.
At the Petworth Baptist Church,
Seventh and Randolph streets. north
west, the acting pastor, DR.. F. V. At
kinson will preach tomorrow morning on
Lies Restraints" The topic OF his
evening discourse is "A Good Man In a
Bad Place" Arthur RidEway will direct
the afternoon services OF the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society.
Rev. E. Hez Sven. pastor OF Centen-
NAL Baptist Church, Seventh and Eye
meetings in New Jersey. His pulpit VIII
be filed tomorrow morning by Charles
J. Sheets. who will speak on the subject:
"Three-eyed and Four-eyed Christians" "
Charles z. Vrooman will conduct the
service at p. m. and Will use as his
theme, They Took knowledge Of
Them That They Had Been With Jesus. d"
Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron, pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist Church, will preach a spe-
cIal sermon tomorrow morning upon
Fellowship With God" and at 7:fS p.
m. he will use "An Old Testament
Prodigal'' as his subject. The boys of
the church have been organized into "a
Boys Improvement Club" with Miss
Jennie L. Peck as superintendent, and
will meet every Friday afternoon in the
lecture room OF the church.
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene, pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church, who has been
confined to his home for several weeks
by lumbago, is against able to return TO
his pulpit and will preach at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Rev A. F. Anderson, assistant pastor.
who has occupied the pulpit during DR..
'Greene's absence. Will conduct the even
ing service at 3 O'Clock.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor. Rev.
George A. Miller. will preach on The
Program of Life" and at night his SUBJ
Ject will be First Century Revival a
continuation OF the series of sermons
on First Century Christianity"
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 16, T. A.
Hostetter, the only invited guest of the
Ford peace party from washingto will
lecture at the Ninth Street Church on
THE Henry Ford Peace Expedition" Mr..
Hostetter will tell Of the events and re-
suits of that expedition. Admission will
be by silver offering at the door for
the bnefit OF the new Bible School an
mex Of the church.
Rev. Earle Wiley. pastor of the ver-
mont Avenue Christian Church this city,
was the principal speaker at the annual
banquet of the Disciples Union, of New
York, which was held at the Fifth Av-
enue Restaurant last Tuesday evening.
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METHODIST.

In Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. w.
r. Wedderspoon. d. D., will preach on
the theme. ''Manhood's Glory" and in
the evening the subject of his sermon
will be Abraham Lincoln"
Preparations are being made for enter
tanning the \I32d session of the Baltimore
Annual Conference, which will meet in
Foundry Church March 2s-April 8. Bishop
Earl Cranston presiding.
The Unknown Traveller Is the sub
ject of the sermon to be preached tomor-
row morning at the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church by Rev. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery. In the evening at s o'clock
DR.. Montgomery will give the third
sermon-lecture in the series. The
Heretics OF Yesterday" His special SUBJ
Peasant and Peer
Rev. John MacMurray. pastor of the
Union NJ Z. Church. Twentieth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue northwest has
returned from New York. and tomorrow
morning at II o'clock will give the fifth
sern on in the Sunday morning series on
Front Page People OF the Pento;euch,' -
the topic being "Enoch. the Pedestrian ''
In the evening at S O'Clock he will con-
tinue the Sunday night series on Satan"
speaking on the topic, Satan as an
Enemy" Mr.. Miles will lead the Ep-
worth League meeting at o'clock. A
church dinner will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings from to
o'clock.
DR.. Adam GeIbel. blind organist and
composer, will address the ONO class OF
Brightwood Park NJ e. Church. Eighth
and Jefferson streets, tomorrow morning
at e:45 on the subject, "A Blind Mans
Gratitude"
service for men. under the auspices
of the ONO class, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $50 at Brightwood Park NJ.
E. Church. Rev. Howard !. Stewart,
pastor of Second Baptist Church. will de-
liver the address, and DR.. Adam Geibel,
the blind organist. will have charge of
the music
The revival services which have been in
progress at Brightwood Park Church for
the past two weeks will close tomorrow
evening. The revival has been one of the
most successful in the history OF the
church. The services have been in
charge Of the pastor. Rev. Charles S.
Cole and DR.. Adam Geibel, the blind or
ganist, composer and choir leader.
The second annual Epworth League
joint institute will be held on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. February .
to March |. In Calvary NJ. Z. Church
on Columbia road. The participants will
include members OF all league chapters
OF the NJ. f. Church and NJ. e. Church.
South, OF Washington and vicinity.
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Will Act on Reform Measures.

The Alliance of Civic Righteousness, a
confederation of religious organizations
in the District, will meet tomorrow even
Ing at o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing to consider the prohibition and Sun
day rest bills now pending before Con-
gress and also to follow up the action
previously taken with reference to a
moving picture censorship.
The executive committee of the Or
ganization will meet at 7:3O O'Clock.
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WITH THE WASHINGTON CHURCHES
as deacon and Rev. Father olds as sub

as deacon and Rev. Father Ode as sub
deacon
The senior choir. directed by Miss
Anna Doyle, and accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Hughes, will sing Giorza's Mass.
the offertory being Veni Sanctus Spiritus.
Those to be confirmed will receive Holy
Communion in body at a special mass
at o'clock, for which the music will
be furnished by the Junior choir OF the
church. directed by Miss Doyle AND ae-
companied by Miss Marie r. Melting.
In a letter sent to all the pastors of
the archdiocese Cardinal Gibbons orders
"a collection to be taken in all the Cath
ole churches tomorrow for the benefit
of those in Poland. who are suffering
from the effects OF the war. and II Is
will equal that made some time ago for
the sufferers in Europe generally.
Tomorrw will be the regular monthly
communion day of the members of the
SodaHty Of the Blessed Virgin of 81.
Patrick's Church, who will receive at
the o'clock mass. Rev. James a Smyth,
spiritual director Of the society, will be
the celebrant and will also give a short
instruction. On Wednesday evening al
7:30 p. m. the associates will meet again
for the weekly recitation of their Office.
which will be followed by a sermon anu
benediction of the blessed sacrament.
The high mass at st. Patricks will be
sung at II o'clock by Rev. John NJ. Nc
Namara, assisted by two priests of Holy
Cross College, Catholic University. as
deacon and subdeacon. Father Smytn
will preach and Rev. NJ. P. J. Egau
will act as master of ceremonies. witn
Frederick Thuee assisting.
The last service Of the day will take
place at 7:30 p. m, when Mgr w. T.
Russell will officiate at the devotions in
honor of the Good Shepherd.
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Changes in Personnel.

Public Printer Ford has announced
these changes in personnel In the Govern
ment Printing once:
Appolntments-H. Auson Hughes, pro
Rational linotype mschinist: Joseph smo-
ltnalNi. wstchmBn. transferred from war
Department; Frank J. Corss, tempors ~
messenger boy: Moran u. Myers and
Justin \. Paddleford. probstionsl com
positors: Daniel n. HRrrlgsn snd Fred
D Jones, skilled lsborers temporary.
SepsrsiOns-Niiss Mary Heffner. skill
ed lsborer. resigned; Walter D. Haight.
temporary messenger boy, resigned
Transfers-Benedict Kirscn. compost
tor 50 cents per hour. 20 makeup -
cent per hour, Job section: Arthur T.
Leith, Compositor, 50 cents per hour.
monotype section. TO msker-up 81 Cents
per hour. Job section: Dewey Essias
temporary messenger boy. Is cents per
hour. hand section, TO probstionsl mes
senEer boy, $40 per annUm, office Of
purchasing agent; John J. FoEarty. tenn
porsry linotype operator. 50 cents per
hour, TO probstionsl linotype operator
50 cents per hour, linotype section
The Washington herald., 1916-02-12
GERMANS KILL AND
WOUND 9 In LIFEBOAT
British Captain, on Arrival at Bali-
more, Tells How Submarine
Sank His Ship.

Baltimore. Feb. u.-How his vessel
was sunk by German submarine in the
English Chanel during which one man
was killed and eight wounded by shell
and small arm FIRE, was graphically told
by Capt. L Roberts. Of the British
steamship. Wessste. which reached port
today from TenariTe.
7 commanded the British steamship.
RueL" said Capt Roberts and was
bound from Malta for Bristol when a
German ULbost was sighted several miles
distant and soon overlook us.
The German boat began frinr and
one shell struck the stern Of the RueL
We Immediately launched two ufebostS
which had on board the thirty-one mem
bers Of the ships crew. One OF the life
boats. after reaching the water. was
fired on by the crew Of the subms rtne
and II was then that one man vas killed
and eight others wounded
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UNITARIAN.

''Unitsrianism and Health" 10 an
nounced as the subject OF the sermon by
Rev. U. G. B. Pierce. minister of Ais
Souls Church. for tomorrow evening al
s O'Clock. At this service Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann will sing The Starr
Above lis Sing Wondrous Story" by
Cornelius. He will also give Bartlett's
The Day is Ended" with violin
obbligato by Mrs. George W. CogseshaIl.
The Liberal Religious Union will be
addressed at I o'clock by Rabbi Davio
Philipson, his subject being. The Jew
in America
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Colored Meetings Win Converts.

The revival among the colored people
which is being held in Cosmopolitan
Baptist Church on N street is said TO
have resulted since its start on January
9 in the conversion of more than 6oO
persons. The meetings. which are con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Ma
tional Colored Evangehstic Ministers
Alliance will continue until March s.
Rev. DR.. Simon P. w. Drew, some
times called the Billy Sunday of his
race, IL doing the preaching and is as
sisted by several singing evangelists.
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Treasury Chief Clerk to Speak.

James L. Wilmeth. chief clerk of the
Treasury Department will address the
meeting at the Gospel Mission. 214 John
Marshall place northwest. tomorrow at
s p. m. There will be special musical
program in which the Gospel Mission
Quartet. trio and chorus will render Sc
lections.
A feature Of the services will be testi-
monies of those recently converted. and
during the evening Col. Smith D. Fry,
and read his temperance poem. Mr..
Lionel Lightfoot"
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LUTHERAN.

The Lutheran Home for the Aged has
been presented with an Individual COM
munion service by Mrs. Joseph w. Zim-
N erman, a member of the Lutheran
Church of the Epiphany
The eighth annual banquet of the
Mems Bible Glass Association of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church will be held
on Friday evening. February ls The
Ladies' Aid Society of the church will
serve the dinner. The after-dinner
speakers will include Rev. C. Everest
Granger, pastor of Gunton- Temple Pres.
byterian Church; Rev f. NJ. Mccoy
pastor of Waugh NJ. E. Church; Rev. s.
7. Nicholas, pastor of Keller Memorial
Church. and Representative A. S.
Kreider
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Three more Ice skating rinks are an
nounced for the Broadway section and
two new skate stores have opened. The
town seems to be skate mad. Maurice.
the Castles. and Bonnie Glass are secret
iy learning the skating art and experts
are U demand N tha ysadeyiIls hollaes.
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Will Discuss a Life Problem

A stereopticon address on the subject
"A Problem of Life will be given a,
the o'clock railroad mems meeting Sun
day afternoon at the Terminal r. r. \ =.
NJ. c. A. in Union Station.
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Gives Bible Lecture TO Women

At the Y. w. c. A. Sunday afternoon
Bible Glass Mrs. Mary Channell Stevens
is lecturing on the International S. =
lessons. The subject for tomorrow lie
Has Human Nature Changed7" The
hour is $50 and all women are invited.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

His eminence. Cardinal Gibbons. will
be present at Holy Name Church to-
morrow, and at a solemn high mass a,
1890 o'clock will administer confirma-
ton to large number of children OF
the parish.
Rev. C. A. Dubray will be the celebrant
l.at The waak RAN Fs1bax Button actanx
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r Q U N D RY csa,:s si1..sn:, 2
sP1RlTUALIsM.

FIRST sPIRITUALIsT CHURCH, Northeast Ma
sous Temple, IS Eighth 4. ne. bet. and Z.
% p N Address under spirit eoetrol by Mrs
n B. katss followed By spirit messages. An IN
utet- Lsdiar hszasr entertainment and sIpper
5 20 = p N. Monday, Tuesday and WednssdsS,
Fs<xuAu "A, -. Il
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At the age of IS David Is said 20
have written his first Psalm. Shelley
wrote Queen Nab" and Mendelssohn
composed hts music for a Midsummer
Nights Dream"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

| W. III. II. Smith will deliver his eighth
lecture on the life of Christ. at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. His subject will be
Jesus Death and Burial and treats
OF time from the crucihxion to the en-
tombment. Mr.. Smiths lectures havs
been very popular, the interest increas-
Ing continually from the start.
The morning service will be given 10
the discussion OF the Every Member
plan. Addresses will be made by Judge
| Raymond Loranz, of the MetropolItan
Presbyterian Church: Marshall T. Hyer,
OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church, ano
Frank p. Leetch, OF the West Street,
(Georgetown) Presbyterian Church. The
Fourth Church has recently adopted thIs
new method In church finances, discon.
| dnurins the pew renting system.
Contests In gymna STUN work will begin
at Fourth Church gymnasium on Mon
day. The classes OF young women, girls,
young men and boys, viii be divided ana
points awarded for attendance attention,
| points received in competitive games ana
| class work. Visitors are cordially in
vited to witness the class work.
The Little Light Bearers a missionary
society among the children Of Fourth
Sunday School will give an entertain
ment next Friday evening in the churcn
annex. Under the direction Of Mrs. Harry
Blake, they will demonstrate missionary
work In every land.
At the Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Fourteenth and n
streets northwest. the pastor. Rev. DR..
| c. Everett Granger, will preach to-
morrow at II a. m. and SIS D. m Al
the morning service the pastor will re-
peat by special request his sermon on
| the topic. "A Tale OF Two Cities"
The week-night prayer meeting will
be held Wednesday night at 7:3o at
the Presbyterian Home for the Ageo
At the close of the meeting a social
hour will be enjoyed and refreshments
served by the Truthseekers Bible Class
Of the church.
At the Church of the Covenant to-
morrow afternoon the music will be given
by the Triple Quartet and in the even
Ing by the Evening Choir of 100 voices
with double quartet, both services being
under the direction OF Sydney Lloyd
Wrishtson with Harvey Murray at the
organ
Rev. DR.. John Britton Clark WILL speak
on Lincoln. an American Prophet" to-
morrow evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church. John Marshall place spe-
cial music. beginning al 7:45 O'Clock, will
be given.
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Cot Out the FrflIs.

He had so much to say to the audience
on the important topics OF the day, and
as he must move on to meet the next
engs cement Immediately at the close OF
his address. be cut out the frills snd
proceeded to business at once
Senator Douglass, who spoke from the
same platform on the following dsy. WAS
unfortunate In having q rainy day, and
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Railroads Unknown.

Railroads were unknown in our country
at the time and II was necessary 10
provide for his transportation from the
nearest railroad station. Rewsnee. This
pleasant duty devolved upon his old
friend. the late Gen. Thomas ]. Hender-
son. who had been selected as chAirTnsn n
OF the meeting. and when they appeared
in the hollow square that had formed on
the prairie about two miles north OF
town. the shouts from the throsts OF
the thousands present on horseback, in
wagons and on foot accompanied by
the music of numerous brass bands, II
was a sight to witness and never TO be
forgotten. The noise and din caused
the span OF chestnut sorrels attached 20
the open carriage in which were seated
Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Henderson TO rear
and plunge, but the lines were In good
hands and all went along smoothly.
Ny mother was delegated TO place q
wreath of flowers around the neck OF
Mr.. Lincoln. which she did Just before
the procession started for town, but he
rather objected to be thus adorned and
asked Mr.. Henderson Cso he informed mel
II he thought II would be proper to re-
move II before he arrived in town. The
answer was in the negative.
1t was after dinner that the speakins
commenced. and the incident I am about
to relate took place just prior
Mr.. Lincoln said Mr.. Henderson.
would you like TO have me make a few
remarks in introducing you to this vast
audience this sfternoon7"
Well, now. Tom" said Mr. Lincoln. ''if
you have prepared a nice little speech.
and want to fire Il OF. you FIRE Il of
but I would q great deal rather have the
time
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, nru-r 1fth and L sta
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D.. minister s:45 a NJ
Sunday school; Class for the Comparative STUDY
Of Religion. and Unity Study CaAI Il q m
morning service; s.rmon BY the minister. Toers u
also kndsrEGten during the hour Of morning vor-
ship p. N, LIBERAL Religious Union Address
BY Rabbi David Philfpson. The Jew In America. s.
p. NJ. evening service, sermon by Dr. Piecs
''UnitAnanisn and Health"
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UNIyERSALIST,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18th and l. stA NV
Rev. John Vsn schaick. II, D. D.. astQ. Pub
lie worship at II a- M. with s.rrnon. Sub,ec4
AGNOST1CISA" Young Peoples Carisian
Union at p m- Leader. Mr.. DSriA sunday
School s:6 a N Fres kindergarten, II q m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Co
lUnaa road and Euciid St Services: Sunday, II
a =. and .. n Subject SOUL Sun
dag school. II - n wednesday evening meeting 8
o'clork. Pubic cordially invited Reading room
and loan Hbrary su Colombo Building
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST,
l5th and r sts. NV. Services: Sunday II L n
and .. m. Subject, SOUL" Sunday school
II m "wednesday evening meeting, O'Clock
Public cordially invited. Reading room and loan
lforlrJ. SOL Colombo Building.
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RECOLLECTIONS OF LINCOLN
by ANDREW }. wHrrAKER,
OF This City.

Some months ago Il was my privilege
TO visit the place OF my birth and my
childhood-the town OF Toulon, Stark
Co, Illinois. II was on a day when the
old settlers Of the county were hav1n &
their annual meet on the public square.
and II was an occasion Of thrills for
me from morning until night. as ! met
friends. classmates, and scholars from
the two country schools l had taught
In the winters Of 1ss4-5 in remote sec
tons OF the county.
Except for the shade trees, well
kept lawn and a substantial fence around
the public square, It was the same spot
where on October d, 1853 Abrshsn1 Ln-
coin stepped to a platform built Just
west Of the courthouse and delivered one
OF his mastery speeches TO a vast throng
Of 1000 enthusiastic listeners
The day was cool and the sky cloudy.
but the excitement and the interest eN-
exhibited by the vast multitude, as
I remember. were wonderful TO witness
and were indescrfbable. His coming had
been extensively advertised and all were
anxious to see and hear the man who
had battled with Senator Douglass in
the debates which had become notorius
throughout the State and country in the
canvass for the position Of United States
Senator.
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CONGREGATIONAL,
BAPTIST.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church

Sixteenth and o str,ets nortn~ut
REV. WM. NJ McMASTER, D. D., Pastor.
Services, Il a. n. and D. m on Sunday
v7rm welcome TO visitors in th. Bib. School
and Church. Members OF out-oftovn churche, are
invited 10 call for message to Be- mailed tn their
hone churches. Bible School. s.S Com. and
get In touch With the work ar, erteayorins to d.
Temporary or permanent residents unidentified
with oth1 churches invited TO fellowship With uA
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In Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. w.
r. wedderspoon. D. D., will preach on
the theme. "Manhood's Glory" and in
the evening the subject of his sermon
will be Abraham Lincoln"
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Y. w. o. A.

y. W. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE. SUNDAY. FEB
- rusry i 80 p m Byery Members tubils. inert.
ing Music b. tho Choral Club.
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Church of the Covenant,
Conn. Ave, 18th, and N St.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HAROLD c. WARREN. Minister'S Assistant
BARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS. Mtnist.r-in-ch,rrs
Of Pecx Chapel.
30 l. u.-sundaJ school.
q 90 a. n--NOruing srIics; sermon By the pastor.
80 ?. m--MlSc rendered b double quartet Ser
b. the pastor; subject. THINGS
I'VE BELIEYE-About the Second
A4r-rt"
s95 p n--Christisn Endesror meeting.
500 ?. m--Music rrnderrd By evening choir Of 100
voices Sydney Lloyd Wnghtson, 6irsp
Tor: Harvey MuraJ orzanis, Sermon
by the psror; subject, THE MES
SAGE OF CHRISTIANITY TO THE
MODERN WORLD - Tne Masaxs
About Sdmcs and Art"
80 p u--Thusd.J, nidreek service.
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EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

REV. RANDOLPH H McKIM Rector.
Rev. Percy Foster Hall and Rev. q. n. Insle
AssistantS
Serricss-s and Il a. N. and and p N.
Rev. Mr. Hall will preach at II a. m.
Subject: MIRACLES"
DR.. McKm will preach at .. N.
Subject: PREPAREDNESS"
Organ recital and vocal solos At % p n
SUNDAY Schools at 30 = m. and p. m
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Gunton Temple Memorial, 18th & R

o. Everest Granger. D. d. pastor will preach
at II q n, The Tale OF Two Cites" Ev-ning
ssrItr.. SIS; Sunday school 30 a. n. PRAYER
nsetins At Prsbp,erian Hons, 20, WEDNESDAY.
welcome.
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WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE.
OUGHT THE UNITED STATES 10 ADOPT
POLICY OF PREPAREDNESS FOR wARH'
Address bp Mr.. Ar.tas W. Thona. Discussion
Pythizn Temple, 1917 Ninth street north west
Sunday, 80 p m
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Rev. DR.. John Britton Clark WILL speak
on Lincoln. an American Prophet" to-
morrow evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church. John Marshall place spe-
cial music. beginning at 7:45 o'clock. will
be given.