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for the Atlantic district, will be the
speaker at the Young Peoples Society.
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In ST. Patrick's Church Rev. John
NJ. McNamara will preach at the devo-
tions for the League of the Good Shep-
herd tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
At the Tenebrae service Holy Thurs-
day Rev. ]. I. Barrett will deliver the
sermon, and Good Friday Rev. NJ p:
Egan will preach. The devotions of
the three hours agony" from noon
to o'clock. will take place Good Fri
day. when Mgr. c. f. Thomas will give
the meditations.
In the Church of the Nativity. Rev
]. J. Featherstone of Catholic Univer-
sity, will preach tomorrow evening al
7:45 o'clock. and the sermon on COCO
Friday at the same hour will be de-
Iivered by Rev NJ. A. Mathis, c. S. c.
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There is to he service flag prese n
tation at Fifth Baptist Church tomorj
row night, at which Representative )
D. FeSs of Ohio will deliver an address
Star Spangled Banner" will be sung by
twenty young ladies of the church
There are now fifty-five men Of the
church in the United States service. The
roll call is to be read by John NJ King,
jr., clerk of the church
The service flag of the First Baptist
Church, 10th and o streets, Will be un-
furled tomorrow evening at the
o'clock service. Representative Alben
W. RarkIey of Kentucky will deliver a
patriotic address and a program of spe-
cial music will be rendered. The names
of those represented will be announced.
The pastor. Rev. w. W. McMaster. will
Dried and Scattered Bones Became Liv-
ing People" The quartet will sing
The Palms by Faure, and "Jerusa
lem" by Parker.
In St Augustine's Church the ser
mons during holy week will be preach
ed by Rev. l.. J. O'Hern, c. S. p, Catho-
lie University.
Frank Goodman. who hit the trail''
at the Billy Sunday meetings in New
York city. and who was once a gam
bier of International reputation, will
speak in Westminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning His subject
viii be What ] Found at the End of the
Sawdust Trail" This is to be the be-
ginning of a series of revival meetings
in this church. conducted by Rev. Ed
ward Wright. ending with the com
munion service on Holy Thursday night.
The evanGe1istic services that have
been conducted at the Ninth Street
Christian Church by Evangelist Cross
field will close tomorrow night. These
services have been very successful.
Nearly fifty people have united with
the church and many more are expected
tomorrow. Last Sunday there were 71s
in Sunday school and the aim is for
Loco present next Sunday. At the
received into the fellowship of the
church. and at night many will be bap-
tized.
Rev DR.. Cove Griffith Johnson. pastor
OF Emmanuel Baptist Church. corner of
18th street and Columbia road, will
preach morning and evening tomorrow
The topic chosen for the sermon in the
morning is The Pitiful Inadeuuacy of
Material Measures to Meet the Present
Crlsis. while in the evening the sub
ject will be "A Big Sensation" Baptism
Will follow the evening sermon For
the afternoon the annual "every-mem-
Der canvass has been planned for the
time a special effort will be made to
reach every member of this church.
and to re-enlist all of them in the work
OF Immanuei Baptist Church, which is
to become the National Baptist Roger
Williams Memorial The men of the
church will return for supper at els
o'clock The weekly Bible class will
meet at the parsonage 512l 18th street,
tonight at 30 O'Clock. The fellowship
meeting will be held at the church
thursday evening at O'Clock.
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There will be special Palm Sunday
service in Gurley Memorial Presby-
terian Church tomorrow, with a sermon
by Mrs. GawIer. Mr.. Braithwaite. Mrs.
cunningham. Mr.. van de Wall and a
double quartet Mr.. van de Wall, is a
member of the church and will play the
narp at both services. He was for four
years a member of the Metropolitan
Opera House orchestra and the New
York symphony. He has been a mem
per of the United States Marine Band
auring the past year He is the first
harpist to be member of the band.
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A mass meeting of Baptist laymen
Of the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches of the District of Columbia
was held Wednesday night at Calvary
Baptist Church, for the purpose of pro-
noting the various interests of the de-
nomination and to stimulate the actiyi-
ties of the Baptist war work commits
sion The meeting was in charge of
Dean William A. Wilbur. Addresses
were made by F. W. Aver of Phila-
nnittee. Northern Baptist laymen: Dr.
j. F. Love of Richmond. chairman of
the national committee, Southern Bap-
tist laymen, and Rev. DIR. Samuel II
the District
The Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church is to unveil service
flag tomorrow morning. in connection
with which Representative W Frank
James of Michigan will speak on 1.-The
Present Challenge to America"
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The sermon at high mass in st
Aioysius Church tomorrow will be de-
livered by Rev. John 4. Cotter. S. J..
who will also preach at 7::o O'Clock
in the evening. Holy Thursday mass
will be celebrated at o'clock. In the
evening at I:30 o'clock Rev. Thomas I.
Cannon. S. j.. of Georgetown University
will preach the sermon. Good Friday
the services will commence at O'Clock
when the mass of the presanctifed
three hours service. Rev. John II.
ORourke. 5. j.. will preach the sermon.
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The Glory Of the Cross" will be the
themes of the morning and evening
services. respectively, by Rev. John
Compton Ball at Metropolitan Baptist
Church tomorrow
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The Center of the Covenant" is the
subject for the meeting of the Bahai
Assembly of Washington. in Studio
Hall, 1919 Connecticut avenue tomor-
row evening at SIS o'clock There will
be musical program and the public
is invited.
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The mission for men of St Stephen s
parish will close tomorrow evening