The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-27
DAY WILL
Be OBSERVED IN
CITY TOMORROW

/
Serbia Day" the fourth annfver.
sary Of Serbia's refusal to submit to
Austria's demands, will be generally
observed Sunday in Washington a
well as throughout the nation Sec
rotary OF State Lansing has made the
request that the day be one in which
this country express its sympathy for
the oppression visited on the Slavic
/ race by the AuStro.GernanR
The Serbian minister will address
large meeting at o'clock in the
afternoon on the Ellipse- The Marine
Band will furnish music, and Prof
Peter Dykema will lead a chorus of
several hundred voices.
s6wOrkers and SIackers."
workers and Slackers" will be the
subject of DR.. Charles Woods sermon
Sunday evening at the Church of the
Covenant Rev. Howard Hannaford
viii preach Sunday morning on Help
ing to Make the Orient Safe for
Democracy" Nine Strosky, the Rus
sian Yar speaker. will talk at 7:15 in
the evening.
<AN INC OCCOuur DdpIlbL
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, Rev. Howard 1. Stewart
Will deliver a sermon Sunday morning
on The Man Who Went to Heaven
Before He Died" Services will be
held in the evening, at which time
there will be baptism
THE Kind OF Child Training De-
manded Of Parents by Present War
Conditions" will be the subject of
the Rev. Mr.. waldron's special ser
mon to parents at Shiloh Baptist
Church (''Strangers' Honey Sunday
morning. In the evening the Rev.
Levi Washington, Of BurrvilIe. will
preach, and the boy Singing Evan
gelist" will render several selections
ThonpSon To SPEAK.
Judge Joseph W. Thompson. OF the
Bureau OF Mines, the associate teach
er, will address the Mems Bible Class
OF Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning. The topic
for the morning will be "The Phase e
Law in Christian. Living" A cordial
invitation Is extended by the class to
all men, especially strangers in Wash
ington, to attend the sessions. The
class meets in the guild hall of the
church, Columbia road near Fifteenth
street northwest, at $50 o'clock Sun
day mornings J. W. Crooks, Of the
Library Of Congress, Is the president
OF the class.
Ten Years in Japan" will be the
interesting subject Of Deaconess
Newbold's address at the IL o'clock
service tomorrow morning at the
Trinity Church, G and Third streets
northwest
The Rev. L. d. Thomas, d. D., d.
rector Of Y. II C. A work at the Bliss
Electrical School, win preach Sunday
morning at the First Baptist Church.
Judge William r. Norris, OF the De-
partment of Justice. will deliver a pa
triotic address at the evening service.
Open Air Meeting.
The Rev. F. W. johnson, d. D.,
pastor of the Grace Baptist Church,
will deliver an address At the Y. n
c. A pen,air. service TO be held at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Lin
The religious work department of
the Y. NJ. c. A has supplied the fol-
lowing speakers for services tomor-
row: Harvey b otterman at H.
Street Christian Church in evening;
R. J. Burnett at LAngdon Metho-
dist Church, in morning; Ashby
Jump at HyattsViIle Methodist
Church in evening; Page NICK. Etch-
ison at W. c. T. y. recreation rooms
on Pennsylvania avenue; Mr.. Etchi-
son will also speak at the Congress
Heights Methodist Church tomorrow
morning.
Making Christianity Beautiful"
will be the subject Of the Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp tomorrow morning
at the Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church. William Van de Wall, fam
Gus Dutch harpist of the United
States Marine Band, and William
will furnish music. Dur
ing the absence OF the pastor on his
vacation the services will be held
as usual with the Rev. DR.. Henry
Butler, and the Rev. DR.. MiIburn as
substitutes.
The Christian Endeayor Society OF
the First Presbyterian Church will
hold services tomorrow afternoon At
the District Aims House The mem
bers will leave the church at q
o'clock
DR. Paul Hickok, who has COM
pleted his term Of service as relig-
ious director at the camps in this
vicinity, will preach tomorrow
morning at the New York Avenue
Church.
TERRIBLE Verdict
"A Terrible Verdict" will be the
subject Of Rev. Henry Allen Tuppers
sermon tomorrow morning at the
First Presbyterian Church DR.. Tup-
per will talk in the evening on ~Pic-
turesque Ceylon-"
In the War, But Not Of It" win
be discussed by DR.. Charles A Full
ton, OF the Baptist war commission,
tomorrow morning at the First Bap-
list Church He will also preach at
The evening services At the close of
the evening services q social will be |
rendered soldiers and all men in uni
form DR.. Fulton is pastor Of one |
Of the largest Baptist churches in
he United States, at Rochester, N. Y,
and is giving his entire vacation TO
he soldiers.
Rev. Wilmsr P. Johnston win de-
liver the sermon tomorrow morning
1t the First Congregational Church,
his subject TO be Manhood in Full |
Flower"
ROAD ASKS INCREASE.