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Evening journal., 1918-03-09
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
At ST. VERBR0ON
Evangelisiic Services Will
be Held Each Evening
During Coming Week
DR.. ROBERT WATT TO
PREACH ON TUESDAY

Tomorrows services at Silverbrook
Methodist Episcopal Church will be OF
special interest 10 the people Of the
community because OF the eyangellstic
campaign that will open then. The first
service OF the day viii begin al 20 30
o'clock. when the pastor, the Rev. FL
wood Jones. will preach from the sub
leri, Faith as the Equipment for Ser
vice" The choir. directed by Raymond
W. Lllley, will provide special music for
this service and also lead I'm the con-
gregailonal singing OF familiar hymns.
a. o'clock. the sunday school. I'm
charge OF the superintendent. Joseph W
Coley. will meet. Miss Connell's orches-
ira Will furnish music Decision day
will be observed at this session Of the
school. and a FUN Attendance of 900
members IS desired. The pastor Will
teach The lesson in the mems Bible
class.
The Epworth League will hold 'ts de-
votional mcctlng 90 Gas o'clock, the
leader being Mrs Mildred Davis Tho
final services OF the day viii begin al
$50 o'clock, the first part of ihe sor.
Vice being devoted 90 gospel singing
led 10y NJ Lilley. There win De speciai
music by the choir The subject Of M,
pastors evangeli-tic address viii be-
Under the Eye Divine.
Services Of an eylngeiisiic character
will be held Gerry night next week eX.
cept Saturday. beginning at o'clock
Dr. Robert Watt. the district superlu.
tendent will be the preacher Tuesda,
evening. Following lhe service OF On.
evening ihe fourth quarterly confer
once for this charge win Doe held rh'
evangeli-tic campaign VIII close SUNDAY
March A..
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
hlJ R GARRETT TO
TELL WAR STORES
U. S. Army Officer Will
Relate Incidents From
French Fr Mt
PATRIOTIC RALLY
AT WEST CHURCH

Major w. A. Garrett, U. S. A., will
be the speaker at a patriotic rally in
West Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening
Major Garrett is considered by the
government to be one Of the most ell
cient railroad experts in America. Il
was he who planned and built the
Union Station at 81. Louis. Later he
became general superintendent OF the
Philadelphia & Reading Il r., then gen
eral manager OF the Queen & Crescent
and president II the Seab0ard Airline.
In 1910 he was appointed by the United
Stales government as L. s. delegate TO
the international Railway Congress ai
Berne, switzerland. when transp0rta-
ton became one of the greatest prob
lems Of the war in France and when
the Allies eagerly sought In this COIN
try for men Of ability and wide knowl-
edge 10 siraighten out the railroad
problems Of that much Travelled land.
fhc government sent commission 10
France TO make a comprehensive and
exhaustive report on what needed 20 be
ior Garrei was one. He has been TO
the front FOR days at a time and knows
the conditions there in a way granted
unto few. Added TO his knowledge Of
the situation across the wafer Is rare
gift OF piciurlng the scenes he wishes
20 describe Ile commands that gift Of
suggestiveness that makes what IS left
unsaid as forceful as what he says.
Without bitterness, with no invcctive.
II IS said the address which he is TO
give SUNDAY night on the topic. "Some
oc Ny Observations I'm France, Is a
mastery presentation Of the cause for
which the nation fights and one Of the
uost penetrating indictments ol the
potsdam gang that has ever been de-
livere1 across the American platform.
40 this same meeting Mothers War
Hymn, written by George Carter, man
sging editor OF THE EVENING JOUR-
Nal. win be sung by the entire con
gregation. In fact a special musical
n-ogram has been planned for the en-
ire evening both vocal and instru-
mental.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
non LUTHERAN

Services az Zion Lutheran Church.
sixth and Jackson streets. the Rev. s g.
Won Bosse, pastor. on sunday morning
VIII De. 1880 o'clock, in German, ser
mon topic The Priesthood Of Heaven.
preached by the pastor; sunday even
ing, 40 o'clock, in English. sermon
topic Who Is Our saviour" preached
by the pastor. sunday schools meet
IN German at go o'clock, In English
at 10 o'clock.
The choir rehearses on Friday. Ger
man school Is Saturday morning
Catechetical classes are Tuesday and
Friday. teachers training class Thurs
dsy evening, Boy Scout Troop Fridays
Girl scouts Fridays. THE Jugenverein
will meet on Tuesday, and the Willing
Workers Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
GOSPEL SINGERS AT
EASTLAKE CHURCH

TWO interesting services have been
planned for tomorrow at the Eastiake
Preshy terian Church, corner Of Twenty
seventh and Market streets. AZ 1890
o'clock the pastor viii preach on
Christian Stewardship"
M O'Clock the sunday school will
meet IN All departments A popular
song and gospel service viii be held az
80 o'clock A song servhe will open
The meeting. lpsirumenis VIII assist
IN the music. The choir will sing an
ihems, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
popular gospel singers. viii sing several
duets. The pastor will give an evan
gelistc message on The Greatest Fight
in the World" %
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
TRINITY p Il. CHURCH.

At Trinity Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street. the Rev. Frederick
NJ Kirkus, rector T. Y. Wingate, curate.
the services on sunday will be as fol-
lows Holy Communion at 100 o'clock ;
sunday school at $50 o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon at Il o'clock; even
ing prayer and sermon at i5 o'clock.
The Rev T. NJ. Kirkus will preach in
the morning, and the Rev. I. Y. Win
safe IN the evening.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
FOREIGN MISSION DAY
AT UNION CHURCH

At Union NJ. F. Church, Fifth and
Washington streets, the Rev W. T..
Corkran. pastor tomorrow win Doe
Women Foreign Missonary Day The
organization viii attend the morning
service IN a body ami the pastor will
preach an appropriate sermon Mrs.
Fitch gospel .oloisi. Of Philadelphia.
will sing. The morning class will meet
at go o'clock. in charge of r w. DUN
lap The SUNDAY school meets at q
o'clock and the Epworih League at q.
O'Clock The evening sermon will b,
preached by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
SECOND NJ. z. CHuRCH.

At the second Methodist Protestant
Church Fifth avenue and Anchorage
street. the Rev. r. W. Eddins, pastor
there will be preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor ;
subjects. 1890 o'clock, Elisha the
Prophet" and at o'clock. "The Mod
ern Gods Of Baal." Sunday school
meets at O'Clock, George NJ. Rus
sell. superintendent Quarterly confer
ence viii be held on Thursday evening
and prayer meeting on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
RRANnYNINE sEnA1CEs

At Brsndyyyine VI. T. Church. the Rev.
Y. p. Northrup. n. D., pastor, there will
be a sunday morning class meeting az
Q 80 o'clock with Noah Cunningham
leading; preaching at 1890 o'clock By
The pastor on the subject. Religion ami
Friendship" sunday school meets al 3
o'clock. This Will be q missionary ser
vice, with special music and program.
The Epworth League devotional SER
vice Is at Gas o'clock. There will be
preaching at 7.30 O'Clock by tho pastor.
topic, North and south" Special music
all dav.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
RETnANY RApIIsT NoTEs

Services at Bethany Baptist Church.
Elm and Jackson streets. viii Doe con-
ducied by ihe minister the Rev. l0hn
T.. Hunsbcrger. His subject at 1890
O'Clock. viii be Heaven. "rand 40 7i5
O'Clock. True W0manhoOd
Other services viii be at the usual
hours. The Red Cross AuXil AIRY meet
ing Will be held on Tuesday and Thu S.
day afternoons. Prayer service IS held
on Wednesday afternoon
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
GIVE SERVICE FLAG
TO OLIVET CHURCH

A patriotic service will be held Of
olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth aud
Broome streets. the Rev Joel : Gil
nllan, pa-tor. at G % O'Clock tomorrow.
no which the Christian EndeaVor So
ciety will present a service flag % the
church. At this service the male quar-
iet will sing. Wandering Child, Oh,
Come Home" and az the morning ser
vice, Just Outside the Door" The
pa tor will preach on The Miracles Of
iO45 o'clock sabbath school ana
Bible classes will meet at ii.i5 o'clock.
and Christian EndeavOr at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
SUNDAY an ST. PAUL,s

In 81. Paurs NJ E. Church, Tenth and
Jackson streets, the Rev. A. II. Thomp-
son. pastor. Sunday services will be as
follows: 1890 o'clock, sermon, some
Benefits Of Church Membership" 730
o'clock. sermon on Mother, Home and
Heaven" Practitioners viii be received
into the church az the morning SER
vice. At the evening service, Mothers
War Hymn" a new composition, viii
be sung by the congregation
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
EnON N. y. CHURCH.

At Ezion NJ Z. Church. the Rev. J. u.
King. D. D.. pastor will breach both
morning and evening. The service
hours are iO.f5 O'Clock, sermon subject
Spiritual Mirrors 30 o'clock. sun
day school. g. q. Laws. superintendent;
6 i5 O'Clock Epworth League. Mrs
Clara Cork. president: Z 85 O'Clock. the
Men Ushers Association will hold their
annual services with the Ushers' Union
OF the city in attendance. Dr. King
will preach on this occasion, subject.
The Blessedness Of Serving"
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
KINGsWOOD sERVCEs.

At Kingswood Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fourteenth and Claymont
streets, the pastors subject at 1890
O'Clock. Will be Life" sunday school
meets at ? o'clock, samuel H. Pippin,
superintendent: Epworth League. 630
o'clock, Mrs. r. a. Decorse in charge
4 class Of new members will be re-
ceived into the church at the evening
service.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
SUNDAY AT AsBURY.

At Asbury NJ. E. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. the Rev u. W. Dawson,
pastor, Sunday services are: 9 o'clock.
prayer meeting; T. L. Wooters. leader
1870 O'Clock, preaching On The subject.
The Message and the Messenger" 3
O'Clock. sunday school and missionary
anniversary. Mrs. Dr Adam stengie.
speaker; 30 o'clock. Epworth League
theme, The Voice OF God in the Life
Of Today" 730 o'clock, preaching on
the subject. Wood 20 Keep the Fires
Burning"
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
MI. BETHEL BAPTIST.

At Mt. Bethel Baptist Church there
will be preaching at A O'Clock by the
pastor, z. p. Corbin; subject. The
Lord Will Show Who Are His" There
viii be covenant meeting at noon, sun
day School at 2 80 o'clock, and preach
ing at 745 o'clock; subject. Gods
Warning 70 Thyatira' After the ser
mon there will be prayer meeting. led
by Sister Evans. Missionary board
meets Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
MI. JOY NE cHI.RcH.

There will be services tomorrow at
Mt JOY w. E. Church. the Rev. ]. W
Bond. d. D., pastor, as follows $50
o'clock, class meeting, led by :
Brooks; 1890 o'clock. sermon by the
pastor; 2.30 o'clock, SUNDAY school,
Julia Fisher. superintendent; $50
O'Clock, an address 90 the Bible
class by the Rev G. w. Fisher. z 30
O'Clock, League services. g. T Wash
ington. president: o'clock. an address
will be delivered TO the Young Peoples
Society by Mrs Alice q. Nelson.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
ID. LINZ n. D. CnTRrn-

Tomorrow at ST. Luke's Reformed
Episcopal Church. Monroe and Eighth
streets. the Rev William Lsmming.
rector. thcre viii be morning prayer
and sermon 40 i0i5 o'clock, and sun
day school at 80 O'Clock. 80 s.@
O'Clock. the Rev W W. pugh will
preach from the subject Christ Judg-
ing the Apostato Church. "Wednesday
at s o'clock. evening prayer and SER
mon will De held.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
81. sTEPnEN,s CHUnCH.

There will be the following Sunday
services at St. Stephens Lutheran
Church. Tatnsll street, near seventh,
the Rev. Frederic Doerr. pastor. 10 30
o'clock, morning service. The Avoid
snce Of Fansticism"; 2 Is o'clock. sun
day School; 80 O'Clock, evening ser
vice, Valuable Comparisons" There
Will be Lenten services on Wednesday
and Friday evenings. at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
10 TELL or RUsHA's TROUBLEs

Mrs. Marie Rohllng. OF Odessa. Russia.
will be The speaker FOR the Ethical
Culture Lecture Association tomorrow
afternoon Her subject will be THE
Forces Behind the Russian Revolution -"
The meeting will commence at 3
O'Clock. and VII Doe held In the rose
room OF iho Hotel dupont Music will
Doe furnished as usual by The hotel Or
chcslra.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
FIRsT SWEDISH CHTRCH.

In First Swedish NJ. z. Church
Eleventh and Heald streets. sunday ser
vices will be as follows Morning wor-
ship. 1890 o'clock; Bible school, II
o'clock; Epworth League. Z O'Clock AZ
the evening worship, 30 o'clock. Or
II. W. Ekhund will preach, followed
by the observance Of the Lords sup
por.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
MI. ENON BAPTIST.

At Mt. Enon Baptist Church, the Rev.
A. G. scott, pastor. sunday services will
be as follows: i045 o'clock, covenant
meeting; o'clock. Bible school; $50
o'clock. B. Y. p. l.. meeting; 7'30
O'Clock. covenant meeting continued; S
O'Clock, communion; prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
OLD sWEDEs CHURCH.

Sunday services at Old Swedes
Church. Seventh and Church Sts., wil
be: Communion at o'clock: morning
service. 1890 o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon. 75O o'clock, and sunday
school at 230 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
RIRLE Students 10 MEET.

The International Bible Students will
meet at Jr. o. l.. a. NJ. Hail. No. 907
Tatnall street. at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. when W. y. Woodwo tn will
speak on the subject, Elias Must First
Come
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
spIRITrALIsT MEETING.

Splrltualist Church, United Brethren.
meets Sunday evening, 130, in Ameri-
can Mechanics Hall, No. 9O5 Tatnall
street Miss Rushworth. gives mes
sages.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-03-09
TO URGE THRIFT DURING WAR.

In Eighth street Baptist Church to-
morrow afternoon Henry p. scott Will
speak ON "Thrn stamps The Rev.
H. g. Jones win he the morning
preacher
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
CHIEF OF STAFF, JAPAN,
PRAISES ARMY OF u. S.
Gables Gen, March on Success Won
in France.

\ The American Expeditionary For
ces achievements in France were
warmly commended IN an exchange
of cablegrams between Gen. Baron Y.
Uyohara. chief of stan. imperial
Japanese army, and Gen. Peyton c.
March. Chief of STAFF, United states
army: =
Please accept my sincerest congrat-
ulations on the recent brilliant success
won by your gallant army on the
French battlefield. / am looking
forward with absolute confidence 10
the continued favorable DEVELOPMENT
of the situation, and I feel fortified
in my conviction for the final triumph
of our common cause"
: Gen. March's reply is as follows:
Your message Of congratulations
on the recent successes of the Ameri-
can army on the battlefeids of France
has been personally conveyed to me
by the military attache, imperial
Japanese Embassy. Washington, Col.
Tanikawa.
Your message Is deeply appreciated
by the United States army. and I am
repeating 1t to Gen. Pershing for pub
lication to the American Expedition
ary Forces, in order that they may
be made aware Of your interest in
their fight for our common cause.
toward the final triumph of which
our two countries are jointly con-
tributing. On behalf of the American
army. I sincerely thank YOU for your
message which is priced so highly"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
Weather for Week
July 29 to Aug. J

North and Middle Atlantic States
Showers Tuesday or Wednesday and
again toward the end Of the week:
otherwise fair. Temperatures will
average above normal.
South Atlantic and East Gull
States Occasional local thundershow-
ers during the week, rather less. fire.
quent In the East Gulf States. Near
Iy normal temperatures.
West Gulf States Continued warm
and generally fair weather indicated
during the week. -.
Ohio Valley and Tennessee-occa-
sionals thundersbowers in higher dis
tricts: generally fair weather else
where with temperatures averaging
above normal.
Region of Great Lakes-Showers by
Monday In Upper Lakes and by Tues
day In Lower Lakes; then fair until
near the end OF the week, when
more showers are probable. Tenn
peratdres will average, above normal
after Monday.
Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Vaileys-showers Sunday night
or Monday and again about Thurs-
day. Nearly normal temperatures
over northern and somewhat above
normal over southern, portion.
Northern Rocky Mountain and Pla-
teau Regidns-Loeal thundershowers
and somewhat warmer first half of
week. generally fair second half, with
nearly normal temperatures.
Southern Rocky Mountain and Pla-
teau Regions-Fair weather and near
ly normal temperatures indicated
during the week. except occasional
local thundershowers in mountain dis
tricts.
Pacific States-Fair weather indi-
Gated. except showers early in week
over northern districts. No decided
temperature changes.
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28

more rapidly ana has far exceeded the
cost Of living IN our, neighboring cities.
BE II resolved. That We favor z
thorough Investigation Of the high
cost Of living that will enable the war
workers as well as workers In gen.
eral an opportunity to meet tn pre-
sent conditions on q more squal basis
to all.
"Be II resolved. That copy OF the
above stated resolutions BE- sent to the
District Of Columbia Food Administra-
tor Wilson and also q copy be fur-
nished to the press Of washington
SIC. w. Mccaffrey,.
~ s'Geo. p. Delaney.
"E. @. Marsh.
"Committee."
J May Ce-eperate.
the National Federation Of Federal
Employees, regarding food and rent
Prices from many stores were taken
and question about room prices ana
such data were answered.
We investigated the markets IN the
higher price portions Of the city,"
said Mr.. Quinn. director. of the pub
licity of tho National Federation. yes
terday. I'VE obtained their whole
sale and retail prices. and the only
conclusion we could arrive at-was that
the retailers are at the mercy OF the
wholesalers.' s.E.-.
SIf the Food Administration has not
sufficient power and IL itsis impos-
sible to obtain more power tor the
Food Administration. we have den-
mite plans for controlling the 'situa-
ton.
1--WE have already laid plans for an
investigation OF this field which % not
to be confined to committees. II
there Is no relief to be gained and
the only recourse Is cooperative buy
ing on tho part of the National Fed
Grafton. then this will become o re.
atty"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
Give Two New Comedies
AT Lyceum Next Week

Two new comedies with an excellent
cast of principals and a strikinglS-
handsome chorus will be the main
features of Billy Watson's Oriental
Burlesquers, the next attraction at
the Lyceum, commencing Saturday,
: August 3, and continuing for one
week with daily matinees.
= Mr.. Watson has been fortunate in
procuring such comedians as Leo
Kendall and George w. Milton. ]. Lee
Allen as his straight man and George
l. Dorsey, the sprightly Vida Sopoto
as prima donna. Jolly Marie Baker.
soubrette. and the irresistible Jennie
Delmar ingenue.
The burlettas offered are two laugh
provoking skits entitled. Joy Line
and "ReiIly's- Reception"
An scenery, and costumes are new.
Numerous specialties will be offered
and chorus of. sprightly girls will
furnish an entertainment refreshing
and novel.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York. July 27.-The follow
ing Washingtonians are registered
at local hotels:
]. n. Andrews. Park Avenue: Miss
c. l. Carmody, Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Crowell. Marseilles: G.
r. Hawkins. Hermitage: L. Hutch
son. Algonquin; w. F. Keahan.
Hermitage; H. J. Queders. Latham:
J. J. Manning. Continental: Mr. and
Mrs. r. ODonnell, Flanders; G. H.
Stewart, Navarro: W. ]. Sullivan,
Breslin: ]. 1. Barrett, wallick: l..
E. Gridiey. Breslin: F. l. Halves,
Flanders; Mrs. H. c. Lyons, Grand
F. d. Park. Navarro: w. s. GoodaIe.
Grand; J. S. Gutsell. Breslin: ]. I.
Hood, Broadway Central: ]. F.
O'Meara. Latham; c. W. Schroeder,
Park Avenue.
TRADE PRESBNTATIvES:
Goldenberg Bros: n. Goldman. boys
clothing, Hotel Cumberland.
Woodward & Lothrop. dry goods.
etc. ]. o. Moque. carpets. rugs. beds
and furniture. 334 Fourth avenue,
Hotel Marlborough.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
WASHINGTON
GIVES SERBIA
HONOR TODAY
EHipse Vespers at 5 P. M
Fourth Anniversary Of
Wars Beginning.

serbie will be honored at the ves-
per service on the Eiiipse this af-
ternoon at s o'clock.
Four years ago today. July 2s,
1914. Austria-Hungary declared war
on Serbia.
1t is-a coincidence that the amt
versaries of. the beginnings Of four
wars for independence should salI on
four Sundays during July. Three
of these notable celebrations have
taken place on the Eilipse within
the shadow of Washington Moru.
ment. the fourth viii be celebrated
today.
Democracy triumphant, the
Fourth OF July pageant principal.
ly displayed upon the Ellipse the
first Sunday in July. The main cell
ebration in the Capital of Bastile
Day of France took place two weeks
later on the Ellipse. Last SUNDAY
the Independence day of Belgium
was celebrsted at the vesper ser
vices.
DE-. Aidala to Speak.
This afternoon at the Serbian cele-
bration, DIR. Aldala, Of the Serbian
Legation, will be the principal speak
er. F. Z. Keppel. Third Assistant
Secretary Of War, Is to speak for the
government Of the United States. and
William Major Lewis is to represen,
the National Committee of Patriotic
societies. The services are to be held
under the auspices of the District OF
Columbia War Camp Community
Service. Preceding and during the
services the Marine Band will play,
The singing Is to be directed by Prof.
Peter Dykema-
many churches will undoubtedly re-
spond today to the call of Secretary
Lansing to observe Serbia's refusal
70 meet the demands made on her
oy Austria. Tribute was paid to the
serbians by Secretary Lansing in the
following words:
Lansing's Tribute.
On Sunday. the 2sth of the present
month, will occur the fourth anniyer-
ssry OF the day when the gallant peo-
PIE OF Serbia. rather than submit to
the studied and ignoble exaction of a
carefully prepared attack, were called
upon by the war declaration of Aus-
tria-Hungary to defend their territory
and their homes against an enemy
oent upon their destruction. Nobly
did they respond.
Though overwhelmed by superior
FORCES, their love Of freedom remains
undated"
In giving expression to sympathy
ior Serbia, Secretary Lansing urged
the American people not to sorget
the kindred people Of the great
Slavic race who. now dominated and
oppressed by alien races, yea-n for
independence and national UNITY
The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

Concert today at 80 pm, Washington
Bapacks. Engineer Band. First Lieut.
Frank J. Weber. Leader
\ PROGRAM
March, "On the Western Front" Hildretb
Overture. La Dame Blanche" Boieldieii
Ballet. Flight Of the Birds. Rice
i Excerpts from Madam Butterfly ;. Puccini
The Evolution Of Dixie. Lake
A Fantasia depicting the gradual
evolution Of Dixie" Slowly Thro'
The Creation Dance Aborigi-
nal" and The Minuet'' the melody
Is developed until there smerees the
immortal 'Dixis' which Ia turn be-
comes . waltz" then Regime
and at last Grand Opera"
Selection. "Maytime'' ............. .Rombers
One Step. Sweet Little Buttercup." Paiey