The Washington times., 1919-02-15
PASTORS TO TELL
BOLSHEVISM CURE


will be discussed from a number of
| pulpits at tomorrow's church services.
The Antitoxin Of Bolshevism" is
/ the subject for the evening sermon by
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood at the Church
! OF the Covenant. At $3.50 he will
] Ereach the annual convocation ser
mon to the officers, midwinter gradu-
ates, and students OF George Wash
/ ington University.
Our Revolution. the Russian Revo-
/ luton. Bolshevism, and the True Rule
| of the Majority" is the topic Of the
/ sermon which DR.. Merrill K. Gates will
/ preach at the 10 o'clock service at the
| First Congregational Church. DR.. J.
| Stanley Durkee will preach at IL
/ o'clock. and his topic will be Life
! From Light" his evening subject be-
| ing Silent Building"
The Music in A Strange Land" and
| George Washington the First" are
the subjects for morning and even
ing subjects by the Rev. James Shera
Montgomery. OF Calvary N. Z. Church
! At Foundry NJ. z. Church, the Rev
Herbert +. Randolph will preach on
The Prayer OF an Upright Man" at
! IL o'clock and on "The Value OF
! Thrift" at S o'clock.
The Rev. Dr.. Henry Allen Tupper.
| Of First Baptist Church, will preach
| On 'The Solution Of a Profound Prob
J lem" and on Christ and the Crisis
at the morning and evening services,
respectively.
Roger williams Day.
Roger Williams Day will be cele-
brated at the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, and the Rev. Cove Griffith
Johnson will preach on Personal
| Freedom in the morning and on THE
Story of the Struggle for Soul Lib
erty" at the evening services.
The Rev. Dr. Earle Whitley will
preach on THE Simplicity OF the Cos
pei at the IL o'clock services at Yer
| mont Avenue Christian Church.
At All Souls Church, the Rev. Dr..
Ulysses G.. b. Pierce will preach on
"Life's Satisfactions" at the evening
service.
THE Appeal Of the Ideal" and The
Greatest Patriot" are the topics for
the morning and evening sermons.
respectively, by the Rev. DR.. II. f.
Brundage, of lexington Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev. DR.. Clovis C. ChappeH, OF
Mt. Vernon Place NJ. L. Church, having
been called to Mississippi a few day,
ago on account OF the illness of his
mother. the pulpit at that church will
be filled at the morning services by
Chaplain John 3. Frazier, L. :. y
Lieut.. Col. +. N. Sanctuary, L. :. \.
will preach in the evening.
The Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. ~
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will preach on as 1t Worth
While:' in the evening. He will also
preach at the II O'Clock services.
The Funeral OF John BarIeycorn"
has been selected by the Rev. Howard
l. Stewart, of Second Baptist Church.
as the topic of his evening sermon.
his subject for the morning service
being Roger Williams. the Man Who
Was Baptist for Three Months"
At Bethany Baptist Church the Rev.
Hugh 7. Stevenson will preach on
Reported Missing" in the morning
and "Obeying Orders" in the evening.
Courage of a SPY"
The Courage of a Spy" is the tonic
+. Paul Lnaghorne, Of Petworth Bap-
tist Church.
The Rev. F. w. Johnson. of Grace
Baptist Church, will preach on "The
Great Questions for the New Age"
and on 1.-THE PeriIs OF Our Time" At
tomorrow's services.
"The Blood Bought Church" and
THE Middle Man" are the topics for
the morning and evening sermons by
the Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir, Of Temple |
Baptist Church.
The Religion OF George Washing
ton" will be discussed by the Rev. /
George 4. Miller at morning services |
in Ninth Street Christian Church.
The Rev. Leslie L. Bowers, OF Fiji |
teenth Street Christian Church, will /
preach on THE Ideal Husband" to-
morrow evening.
"The Beast and His Image" is the
topic Of a sermon by Carlyle B.
Haynes at the Shubert-GaTrick Thea
ter at o'clock.
The Washington Episcopal Cathe-
iraI announces A sermon at II o'clock
nv the venerable DR.. John Harold
-ireig, archdeacon OF Worcester. Eng
land.
Services commemorative Of the
birth of Washington will be held at
ST. Johns Episcopal Church at 1
o'clock. the Rev. Dr. y. :. Thomas /
preaching the sermon.
ENSURE Your Soul" will be the sub
ect Of the evening sermon by tho
Rev. John Compton Ball, of Metro
,oIitan Baptist Church. In the morn
ng he will preach on Lest We For
get"
Rev. James II. Taylor. of Central
Church, has inaugurated
relief work for Belgium. and the mai
.er will form the subject of consid-
,ration at the evening services.
The Rev. John c. Copenhaver. OF
Mount Pleasant N. Z. Church, will