The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-07

will preach at the All Souls Church
at the IL o'clock services.
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. the Rev DR.. Earle Whitley
will preach on Triumphant Realities
at IL o'clock, and the evening will
be devoted to the cause Of the Anti
Saloon League.
The Rev. DR.. Ralph X. HicoCk. re-
ligious war director, War Camp
Activities of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
preach at the Emmanuel Baptist
Church in the morning; and DR.. E. c.
Dinwiddie, national legislative su-
perintendent of the Anti-SaloOn
League. will occupy the pulpit at
the evening service.
ChiIdren's Day.
Chndren's Day will be celebrated at
the lexington Presbyterian Church
at l o'clock, and L. A. Black, OF Camp
Humphreys, Va. will speak in the
evening on his experiences in
France
The Rev. F. Paul Langhorne will be
the speaker at the morning service at
the Petworth Baptist Church, and in
the evening E. Z. Laughbaum, repre-
sentative appointed by. President Will
son to the Milan convention on alco-
holism, will speak.
At the Centennial Baptist Church,
the Rev. e. Hez Sven will preach on
"A Tale OF Long Ago City" in the
evening.
The Rev. V. P. Lichliter, Of Indian
apolis. Ind, representing the National
Prohibition League, will speak at IL
and
in the evening there will be special
service in honor Of the Boy Scouts.
ChiIdren's Day will be observed at
the morning services at the Temple
Baptist Church, where the Rev. DR.. J.
]. Muir will preach on Lessons from
Recent Attempted Terrorizing."
Sowing and Reaping" is the eve
ming sermon topic of the Rev. Alfred
H. Terry, of the First Spiritualist
Church.
At the Second Baptist Church, the
Rev. Howard L Stewart will preach
in the morning on "Will the Return
ing Soldiers Enter the Churches or
Will They Demand a New Religion?"
and in the evening on rs There Life
After Death?"
Mis- Holbrook will lecture on 1.-The
Book of Revelation" at 3 o'clock and
on Proofs of Reincarnation" in the
evening at Theosophical Hall
COnEreaGman To Preach.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Fifth Baptist Church, where the
Rev. DR.. John z. Briggs will preach
the sermon in the evening. A col
lection will be taken up for the
Baptist Children's Home.
n TTnGhRW Of
Georgia will preach revival sermons
in the morning and evening at Grace
Baptist Church.
The Rev. H. 2. AIbaugh, Of the Free
Methodist Church, says in his an
nouncement: "Old-fashioned religion
preached in the old-time way. If 1t
was good enough for the Wesleys
and your father, it ought to be good
enough for you"
How to Heal Yourself and How
to Heal Others" is the evening ser
mon subject Of Harry Gaze, Of the
First Church OF Life and Joy, who
will preach at the Ebbitt
At the H Street Christian Church.
DR.. George D. Conger, a delegate to
the Anti-Saloon League convention
speak on World Wide Prohibition"
in the evening. At the morning
service the Rev. Preston A. Cave will
preach on Excuses"
Lieut. Edward Armstrong Plat, U.
S. NJ. c., will speak on "Reconstruc-
ton" at the North Carolina Avenue
NJ z. Church, at IL o'clock. The Rev.
J. Franklin Bryan will begin a series
OF summer evening addresses on sub
jects of public interest at p. m.
The Rev. w. c. Johnson, Preso y-
terrain missionary in the Kameruns,
Africa, will occupy the pull
pit at the morning service at the Fiji
teenth Street Presbyterian church.
@By-prOducts of War.
Tomorrow night at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, the Rev. George A.
Miller will begin a series Of short
evening sermons on The By-products
of the War
The Rev. DR.. J. Milton waldron will
have been pastor Of Shiloh Baptist
Church twelve years tomorrow, and
plans have been made to celebrate
the event with special services. DR..
WaEdron will preach the anniversary
sermon in the morning. and the sub
iect of his evening sermon is AT
tempting Large Things for God and
Large Things from God"
Chaplain Thomas Tiplady, of the
British eXpeditionary forces, will de-
liver an address at the Petworth M
E Church at II a. N. At the evening
service the Rev. G. Ellis Williams will
preach a special sermon and install
the newly elected officers Of the Ep-
worth League.