Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-09
Unite LENT SERVICES
TO HELP SAVE COAL
Ct. James's and Holy Trinity
70 Combine With st. Marks
on Weekdays

To assist the fuel administration in
saving coal, no weekday Lenten SER
,,ces will be held in -. James's or Holy
rr,nity churches. It was announced to-
day.
-rstead Of the usual MONDAY services
auring the Lenten season. Tie rectors of
..o three churches decided to hold union
service in st. Marks Church. Locust
.,roc,. between sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets.
cnnday services will continue as here
.oforc. as no one church is large enough
% accomodatc the normal sunday con-
gregations.
FIRST WAR LENT
,ontcn services are announced by the
Day louis G. Washburn. rector of old
rs,rist church. on Second street above
s,arket This being Americas first Lent
r,.,ns tie war, said Doctor Washburn,
ssrries with IL a momcntous message.
Nc urged all to attend Lentcn services
as much as possible.
"If the Christian spirit and ciNlliza-
,ion are to survive and prevail lie
says "the Church must be made TO meet
90 nresent needs with unwonted COM
arehpnSlOn anu p'N''' - -
rho fails TO appropriate and share its
.n,r,,ual tonic Is n Stacker, Withholding
..,,ai reinforcement at the most critical
,niyIt Even with our dearest at the
front. we dare not be too busy To seek
.,n aid Of Him who alone can lead us
IN lasting peace. In speeding up the
ou,put of essentials for real victory we
rnst readjust our sense OF values again
and again, and unite to keep first things
Iag than "a rprurrpnt ana
na,nstallinC remuneration OF soul VIII
pnah,e MS TO withstand the menace OF
..,f.deceit and reversion to degrading
levels For us civilians, even more than
yor our gallant men in the service, the
nation depends upon the Church to mo-
bilizc our religious resources
DETAILED PROGRAMS
D.,ailed programs are as follows:
r.,,,, ,oor.dav services for business poo.
Mo opening at 2:30 o. clock, closing NJ l-:h'
precisely. Addresses will be delivered as
'OiSS February ia--Rev. Louis c. washburn'
reTISb February I4-Rt. Rev. Thomas ]. Gar
February i5-Rev. Philip Cook. Baltimore
February ls--Rev. Francis NJ. Wetherlll
oGTtig February PT'I Iis.ao-Rev. stewart p. Keeling
St. reeSSarS Bs5srs ia.sy sG9!Cn %Srts H. Dcn
chanIain United states navy. .
February .3-Rev. Paul $. Atkins Nor
risville. , =, r.. r,
n HOLY Apostles Church ,
February oS-March 2-Rev. benjamin :
Sanderson, Wyncotc. ., ,,,.
March 4-G - Rev. Francis NJ. rant
March 7.o.-Rcv. Joseph II. carp st
March ii--Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins. s. J
d Holy Trinity Church, o.,
March 1a-Rcv. Frederick Il. seymour! -
Philips Church. u ,, q,
March I3-i5--Hcv Floyd w. Tomllns. ;
r n Holy Trinity church.
March i6--Rov. irving \. McGr"w. 'hurcl
~ the Epiphany. ,,, n N
March 1S-2O--Rcv. John MoCkrlus"' ~ ~
ST. James Church. 49,,
March 2l-a"-Rt. R"N' Ihlnp ~ ""'"'
lander. u. u. Bishop OF Pcnnsylvania. ,,
March 23-Rev Edward ;. Lane -
Johns Church -,
Palm Sunday--Most Rcv. Cosno Gordo
Lang Archbishop Of York. ENGLAND -
March a5--Rov Charles Hutchinson II
D., St Clements Church.. -.
March 26-Rev Llewcllyn y. Galley. 81
Jude and Nativity.
March aT-Rev. Frederick Nardcn. Moores
March as-Rev. James II. l.. NIsbett
Christ Church Chapel.
II March o9-3O-tcv. Louis Z. Washburn. 5
r. D., rector. - ~
" Ea ster Sunday-Rt. Rev. Phillp NJ: Rhine
! lander. D. H., Bishop Of Pennsylvania.