The Washington times., 1918-12-14
TO SERMON|zE ON
MATRIMONIAL BARS

Sermons relating to questions aris-
reconstruction OF the national life Of
all nations will form the principal
features of tomorrow's morning and
evening services in the city's
churches.
Two sermons of a different type
and OF marked interest are those OF
the Rev. James l.. Godron. who. at the
evening service at the First Congre-
Eational Church. will discuss when
is woman justified In living a sin
gle life" and that OF the Rev. How
ard ]. Stewart, who will speak on the
/, question why many young men do
not marry at the evening service at
the Second Baptist Church.
The Matchless Miracle of Litera-
ture" and THE Unwon War on Every
Mans Land" are the morning and
evening sermon subjects Of the Rev.
Henry Allen Upper. of the First
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Charles Wood will preach
at the morning and evening services
| at the Church of the Covenant and at
$50 O'Clock there will be the first OF
a series of "uplift services" arranged
especially for strangers in the city.
Capt Dickinson Este, an American
| ace, will speak at the lat home"
meeting at 7:10 o'clock.
At the lexington Presbyterian
! Church, the Rev. H. L. Brundage will
preach at the morning service on
"wiu the Peace Conference be Opened
With Prayer" and in the evening on
1.-THE Secret of JOY"
An esperanto memorial in honor OF
Lazarus l.. Ramenhof. the author Of
esperanto. will be held at the W. c.
7. U. Hall. 500 Sixth street. at 3:1B
o'clock. The public is invited.
To worshIp In New Chapel.
''Glittering Flesh" will be discussed
by the Rev, z. Hez SVEN at the even
ing service at the Centennial Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Earle Whitley. OF the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church, will
preach on THE New Meaning OF the
Cross of Christ" at the IL o'clock
service.
Heights Christian Church will worship
in the new chapel. Park road. oppo-
site Hiett place. The Rev L. B. Bag
by vii lspeak on Choosing the Color"
at the morning service and on THE !
Real Soldier" in the evening
The Rev. Paul Langhorn. OF the Pet |
worth Baptist Church, will preach on |
"A Christian World Order" at II |
o'clock. and in the evening he will |
speak on THE Pre-eminent One
The members OF the Alta Boy" |
company will repeat last Sundays EN- ,
tertainment at the Ingram Memorial ]
Congregational Church at s O'Clock, |
and Sergt. Harry Carson and thirty |
five men. with Private Jack Cook. OF |
the Y. NJ. c. A. forces, will particle
pate.
The Rev. Cove Griffith johnson will |
preach at the Emmanuel Baptist /
Church at the morning and evening
services, his subject being Pulpit and
Pew"
Buried Treasures" will be the sub
ject OF q sermon to be delivered by the
Rev. Newton Preston at Peek Memo
rial Chapel at the evening service.
At the New York Avenue Presbyfe-
rian Church. the Rev. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe will preach on WARTIME
City OF Confusion" at the evening
service. He will also preach in the
morning.
The New Age; Its Teacher" and
THE Supreme Tragedy" are the topics
OF the morning and evening sermons,
respectively. by the Rev. F w. John
SSA' VI lHe NFdce DdpllbI CnurCn.
Real Victory Bread.
The Rev. J. J. Muir will preach on
Real Victory Bread" and on Puzzled
at the Cross Roads" at the morning
and evening services at the Temple
Baptist Church.
''Faithfulness" and Circles" are the
subjects OF the morning and evening
sermons by the Rev. J. z. Briggs, OF
the Fifth Baptist Church. at Z, near
Seventh street southwest.
War Time in Britain" is the subject
OF a lecture by DIR. Charles Moore.
chairman Of the fine arts commission.
to be given at S o'clock ct All Souls
Unitarian Church. Mrs. Beulah il.
Dunwoody will sing. The meeting Is
in charge OF the Unitarian Club.
DR.. Philander p. Claxton will speak
to the mems Bible class OF the Mount
Pleasant NJ E. Church at $3.50 a. m. .
The Rev. John c. CopenhAver will
preach at II O'Clock on The Present (