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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
DR.. AITCHISON TO SPEAK
IN BAPTIST CHURCH DEC. 9
Meeting to Be Under Direction of
Woman's Missionary Society
of Calvary

Rev. DIR. i. Y. Aitchison. general di-
rector of the board of promotion of
the Northern Baptist convention,
which was organized to unity the
work of the various boards to raise
500, 100000 in the next five years. is
to speak Tuesday morning at Cal
vary Baptist Church. The meeting
will be under the direction of the
Woman's Missionary Society of that
church. He will also speak Thursday
night at Calvary Baptist Church.
Members of 1mmanuel Baptis!
Church have arranged a meeting for
Tuesday night. when DR.. Aitchlson
will speak. Wednesday afternoon at
p o'clock he will address meeuns
of women of the various bapt.Sl
churches which is to be held at BETH :
any BAPTIST Church, Rhode Island ave
nue. and I'd street. A mass meetins
Wednesday night at Grace Baptlst
Church is also to be addressed D! br'
With the 500. 0oo. 900 to be raised in
five wears the Southern BaptlSts ale
holding a campaign this week 10 81 >,
,ure s75.OOO.O0O. which. when aau Gu
TO the totals that will be raiSeu ~
the other Baptists not atilhated ~,
the two conventions. Will meH, ITO y. {
than 5000 900 900 that American bap'iSts
oIan to raise in the next nFe !eai ..
The Northern Baptists expect 10 Iaase
tbeir funds at the time or tne lhtel
church world movement. when Ieplt,
sents the cooperation Of nearly a..
tba protestant churches in an eHor.
TO win the world for Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
CLERGY TO CHANGE PULPITs.
Presbyterian Ministers Will DIS
cuss New Era Movement.

The Presbyterian ministers OF the
Presbytery Of Washington city Will
carrv out an entire exchange OF pul-
pits tomorrow morning. The purpose
is to have the detectives OF the new
era movement presented in all OF the
churches by a new voice and by one
we'll ACQUAINTED with the new era
work in the presbytery. 49,.
\ The assignments for the c,y
cbnrches are as follows: Joseph M.
Anderson. Sherwood; Alfred e. Bar
rows. Metropolitan; Douglas P: Biz
ME. Georgetown: Bernard Braskamp,
Takoma Park; Henry e. Brundase,
Eastern: John Britain Clark, New
York Avenue: Thomas e clark.
Forth: George w. Cummings. Eek
jnston: William T.. Darby, BsrWYn:
Titus F.. Davis. western: }. Harvey
Dunham. First: Mcleod Harvey. NV
erdale: Hubert Rex Johnson. kensing-
ton: Joseph T. Kelly, Sixth; James 1:
Marshall. Gunton Temple; A. Andrew
Matzen. Hyattsville; John c. PaImer'
Covenant CO wallace Radcliffe. west
minister: Freeley Pohrer. Garden NE
morial: Marcus A. Spencer. Northmln-
ster: william 3. Waller. Gurley Memo
rial: CharlesWood. Peck Memorial: ".
A. Gillingham. Chevy Chase: Irving
" Ketchum. Washington Heights;
William c. Myer. kenilworth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
OTHER SERVICES.

We believe in God the Eternal Father. and
in His Son Jesus Christ and In the holy
Ghost.
of the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints \ similar asseveration of belief has
place in most creeds or churches called CHRIS
tian. The Scriptures affirm the existence OF
the Supreme Trinity. constituting the God
l head. the governing council OF the heavens
| and the earth.
The very name Trinity" which is com
monty current in the literature Of Christian
theology. connotes three distinct entities ana
i such we believe to be the scripturai signifca-
| ton and therefore expressive OF the actual
constitution of the Godhead. Three Person
! ages are comprised. esch designated by the
exalted title God and each of whom has
separately and individually revealed Himself
! to mankind: these are u God the Eternal
| Father. t2) God the Son, or Jesus Christ, and
(3D God the Holy Ghost.
That the three individually separate
and distinct Personages is evidenced by such
Scriptures as the following. As our Lord
Jesus Christ emerged from the baptismal
waters of Jordan. John the officiating priest.
recognized the visible sign of the Holy Ghost.
while he before him the Christ with
tangible body of flesh and bones. and heard
the voice of the Eternal Father saying: &" This
is my beloved Son. in whom I am well
pleased" Matt. 3.16. 10 Tile three Per
sonages were there present, each manifesting
Himself in a different manner to mortal
sense. and. plainly. each distinct from the
others.
His apostles on the night of the betrayal. the
Lord Jesus thus cheered with srbline assur-
ance their sorrowful despair: But when the
Comforter is come, whom will send unto
you from the Father. even the Spirit of truth.
which proceedeth from the Father. he shall
testify of me- tJohn, 1920. Could the
members of the Trinity be more definitely
segregated? That the Comforter is the Holy
Ghost is expressly set forth in the preceding
chapter (John, 1920. and in that passage
also the Father and the Son separately
specified.
That the Eternal Father and His Son Jesus
Christ individual Personages is clear from
the very fact of the relationship expressed,
for no being can be his own father his
son. The numerous Scriptures in which Christ
is shown as praying to His Father abundantly
testify of their distinct personality: and. fur
therinore. amidst the ndescribable glory of
our Lords TRANSPORTATION. from out of the
cloud came the voice of tho Father. avowing
again: This is my beloved Son."
The individual members Of the Holy Trinity
are united in purpose, plan and method. To
conceive Of disagreement, differences or dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06

The fortieth anniversary of Rev.
Dr.. Samuel II. Greene as pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church. Sth and H
streets is to be celebrated tomorrow.
The series of special recognition
services and events will be inaugu-
rated tomorrow morning. when DR..
Greene, by request. will preach a
sermon in the course of which he
will take a reminiscent glance over
the forty years that nave elapsed
since the Sunday morning in 1879
when. in the prime of his young man
hood. he occupied for the first time
the pulpit of Calvary Church. The
usual informal reception and good
fellow ship meeting" in the lower
room of the church will follow this
sermon.
In the evening program of
greetings to DR.. Greene will be the
order of exercises in the auditorium.
with DR.. Charles w. Needham pre-.
siding. William W. Everett will
speak for the officers of the church
for the Sunday school. Miss Florence
NJ Brown for the women of the parish
and Miss Jessie L. Burial for the
newcomers" while Dean William A.
Wilbur will speak upon The Retro
spect Of Faith" The pastor Will re-
spond to these greetings.
Monday evening reception to Ut.
and Mrs Greene will be held in the
church parlors especially for the Cal,
vary Baptist people, or home folks,
and the formal program of congratu-
Iations and Fluctuations is scheduled
for Wednesday evening in the church
auditorium. On the latter occasion
Rev. DIR. Randolph H. McKim, rector
of the Church of the Epiphany. will
speak for the other denominations OF
the District; DR.. James Y. Aitchison,
president of the board of promotion:
Northern Baptist convention. will
make an address on behalf OF that
organization and the Baptlsts az
large: Dr. Cove G. Johnson, pastor OF
Emmanuel Baptist Church, Will rep.
resent the sister Baptist churches OF
for the business men 6 the community;
Rt. Rev. DR. John w. Hamilton, chan,
cellor of the American University, Will
present fluctuations from the educa- :
tional world, and Justice Wendell r.
stafford of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, will extend con
gratulations on behalf of the bencn
and the legal profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
OTHER SERVICES.
THE HOLY TRINITY
UNITY OF THE GODHEAD

sension anchg them would be to regard them
as lacking in the attributes Of perfection that
characterize Godhood. But that this unity in
wolves any merging Of personality is nowhere
attested in Scripture. and the mind Is in
capable Of experimenting such a union
In the course of His soulful High Priestly
prayer. Christ supplicated the Father in be
half of the Apostles. asking that they may
John. 17.1D. Surely the Lord did not in
innate that He would have the Apostles lose
their individuality and become one person;
and. indeed. He had long before assured them
that at a time which is even yet future they
shall sit upon twelve thrones. Judging the
twelve tribes of Israel" Matt. 19.2s,:
Human knowledge concerning the attributes
of God and the nature of the Godhead is such
has been revealed from the heavens. Divine
revelation is the ultimate source of all We
know Of the being and personality Of the
Deity. Through revelation in ancient days
God made known to man-to Adam.
Enoch, Noah. Abraham, Moses and the proph-
cts. And in the present age. after mankind
had in great measure come to reject the plain
and simple truths Of a personal God and His
actual Soa Jesus Christ, such as the Scriptures
affirm. the Father and the Son have revealed
Themselves anew.
Joseph Smith has given his solemn testi-
mony that in the early spring of 1890. while
engaged in solitary prayer, to which he had
been impelled by scriptural admonition Flames.
1.5t, lie was visited by the Eternal Father
and His Son Jesus Christ. the two Person
ages appearing AMIDST brllllancy OF glory
beyond description, and that the Father. point
ing to the Christ, snake. saying: This Is
my beloved Son. hear Him"
In this wise was ushered in the dispense
ton of the fnlness of times, foretold by the
Apostle of old tEph., 1.1Op. In 1870 there
was on earth one mortal who knew beyond
all question that the human conception OF
Deity. as an incorporeal essence of something
possessing neither form substance. is as
devoid of truth in respect to both the Father
and the Son as its statement in formulat ted
creeds is incomprehensible
Joseph Smith has proclaimed anew to the
world the simple truth that the Eternal Father
and His glOrifed Son Jesus Christ are in form
and stature perfect men: and that in Their
physical likeness mankind has been created
in the flesh
For the Book of Mormon. ETC.. apply to
Eastern States Mission. 273 Gates Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
For book of $50 pp.. containing complete
series of these articles. numbering 1o4, en-
titled The Vitality of Mormonism," apply
to publishers: The Gorham Press Boston,
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06

A meeting OF the committee recent
~ appointed to make arrangements
been called for Monday. December Is.
Methodist Episcopal.
The December meeting of the board
Of control of the Washington Dis
trict Epworth League was held
Wednesday evening. at Wesley Chap
ell. A brief devotional service. CON
Quoted by Miss Edith Nash. preceded
the business meeting, which was fol-
lowed by social hour directed by
Miss Mildred Louden. .....
The monthly morning watch service,
to be addressed by Chaplain Francis
NJ. Mccoy. will be held at $40 tomor-
row morning at Wesley Chapel
Monday evening the Epworth
League headguarters. room 314. Nc
will be formally opened. Beginning
with that date. the office will be open
for business every evening from to
$50. with the following schedule be-
ing maintained by the District off
GERS: Monday. Miss Louden; Tuesday,
day. Mr.. Mitts, Mr.. Bartholomew and
Mr.. Davis: Thursday, Mr.. Dunasan:
Friday. Mr.. Linger and Mr.. Main:
Saturday. Miss Nash. Literature re-
lating to all phases of the work of
the Epworth League will be provid ed
plies will be offered for sale.
EpWorth Herald night" will be OBJ
served tomorrow at Waugh Chapter.
with Miss Estelle Griest CONDUCTING
the devotional service.
MISS Mildred Louden, district fourth
vice president. will speak tomorrow
evening at Rosedale Chapter This
chapter will hold it's monthly busi-
ness meeting and social at the church
Wednesday evening at which time
NESS Engle. a "Y" canteen worker,
will relate her experiences while
overseas
The business meeting and social of
Calvary Chapter will be held at the
church Tuesday evening.
A Junior Epwor.h League rally Will
De held tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock in Wesley Chapel Ralnh
Clark, Junior League superintendent
10. Douglas Chapter will talk on
"Junior League Organization and
/ Method Musical selections will be
offered by Miss Holt and Miss Fillius
OF Trinity Chapter, and an address
will be given by Rev H. B. -Musser, a
missionary from India
! Foundry Epworth League will be
addressed tomorrow evening by Louis
Rrownlow, president of the District
| board of Commissioners. The solo
| list Will be Miss Pamela Thompson
The friendly hour. Immediately fol-
~" iiisn thS evening preaching service
, is being largely attended by the
young people
NJ. E. Church South.
Miss Edna White. superintendent O;
| the second department of the Wash
! ington and Vicinity Epworth League
Union. will lead the league service a,
Emory Church, Brightwood, tomor-
! row evening.
E. o. Eaton. acting first department
superintendent of the union. will ad-
| dress the Gaithersburg Chapter
| Field Secretary Herbert P. Ramsey
! is slated to attend tomorrow evenings
service at Mount Vernon Place Chap
/ ter.
; Thursday evening a literary pro-
! gram will be presented at the Flor
| ence Crittenton Home. under the d.
rection of Miss White of the second
| department This service will be made
/ the occasion Of the presentation of a
substantial Thanksgiving Offering
made by the Southern Methodist
chapters to the girls of the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
woMAN's CLUB COMMITTEE.
Amendments Announced at Meet
ing of Officers and Directors.

At the first meeting of the officers
and directors of the Womans City
Club an executive committee ana
committee chairman were appointeo
jas follows: Executive. Miss Mary
O'Toole. president; Miss Alice
Heaven recording secretary; MISS I
LeMar. corresponding secretary
The chairmsa of the standins com com
nittees are: Sections, Mrs. L. 5. MUS
sey; membership. Mrs. George East
ment: finance, Mrs. l.. A. Bradlev
publicity Mrs. James Campbell Cant
ill: house. Miss Adele l.. Heaven; en-
tertainment, Mrs. E. j: Brennan
library, Miss Ethel Easley.
There will be a regular month"; ~
meeting of the club on the hrst wed
nesday evening of each month, mem
oers only to attend.
Special meetings. of CLUB member;
will be held on the second. third and
fourth Wednesday evenings OF each
! month at o'clock.
| Dances will be given on the nrst and
.hird Mondays of each month.
During the winter informal recep-
lions will be held at the club on sun
day afternoons. beginning December
I I. to which members Will be allowed
to bring man guests. director and
other members will act as hostesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
MONDAY TO BE HOLY DAY

Catholics throughout the country
will pay special devotion to the bless
ed Virgin Mary on the feast of her
Immaculate conception. which will be
Ncelcbrated Monday. Since it is holy
day of obligation. Catholics are
obliged to attend mass Monday.
The feast of the Immaculate concep-
ton ranks liturSically among the
chief Solemnities of the ecclesiastical
year Many churches throughout the
country are named in honor of the
in7nca cu1ate conception. and in these
.neCiai services will be held on the
feast day.
Following the annual custom on the
Sunday preceding the feast of the i'm
inaccurate conception many churches
in this city will hold receptions OF
members into the Sodaiity OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary tomorrow even
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
METHoDIsTs LOSE 10000.
Drive for Million Members Will BE
Made Next Year.

NEW YORK December. 5-.Meth-
odism lost 10000 members in 1918. Dr
Ednar Blake, executive secretary OF
the centenary conservation committee
reported yesterday at the annG ia
sions Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church. He said the loss was largely
heartedlv into the prosecution of the
war" that it neglected to keep It's
membership.
The board announced that a cam
naign will be waged by the Methodist
Episcopal ,churches throughout the
world to gain one million new con.
verts between January and June OF
next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
APPEAL FOR PRISONERS.
President E. E. budding Writes of
Financial Needs.

The problem of raising necessity
funds when nobody in the organization
has time to wage such campaign. Is
confronting the Prisoners Relief So
ciety, 500 e street.
suggestions are welcome writes T..
t. Drddine. president of the relief so
cint'' TO The star
I'VE have had no time to wage a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06

Rev. c. w. Locher is to be installed
as pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church.
goth and G streets. tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock. The installation service
is to be in charge of Rev. Paul A. Men
eel, who has been pastor of the church
for the past twenty-three years. The
latter has accepted d position as general
secretary OF the foreign mission work of
the Evangelical Church. .Ir. Locher
comes here from Baltimore, where he
WAS pastor of 81. Matthew's Evangelical
Lutheran Church for thirteen years.
Concordia Church is one of the oldest
churches in the city. having been found
ed in 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
LORDS DAY ALLIANCE
TO MEET IN DISTRICT
National Organization Which Was
Launched in Foundry Church
to Assemble There.

The thirty-first annual convention of
the Lords Day Alliance o! the United
Statcs. which was founded in Foundry
II E. Church. is to be held next Thurs
da.-. Friday, Saturday and Sunday at
that church.
There will be meetings each day and
evening Among those who will deliver
addresses are Secretary of the, Navy
JanieIs. DR.. Howard A. Kelly of Balti-
more. Daniel a. Polling, A. Fl. Bartlett
81 Milwaukee. Russell Cecil. Rev. DR..
Floyd Tomkins of Philadelphia, Canon
William $. Chase. Representative Wat
son and Isaac Lobe Straus- The meet
incs will be open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
CARING FOR D. c. SOLDIERS.
Nearly 200 Placed in Local 1nsti.
buttons for Vocational Education.

Nearly 200 District men have been
nlaced in local educational institu-
lions nv the federal board for voca-
tional educa ton. it was announced to-
day. The soldier from the District,
who was disabled while fighting for
his country. is being amply cared for,
it is pointed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
Christian Science Lecture.

A lecture on Christian Science will
ne delivered By Charles |. Ohrenstein,
:. s. r.. of Syracuse. y. Y, at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at Polls Theater.
The lecture is given under the aus
oicss Of First Church of Christ. Sci
enlist. and Admiral Franklin J. Drake
will introduce the sneaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06

much needed financial drive because of
our duties of meeting convicts at the
door and caring for them. We looked
after $50 eX-convicts during November.
Ten of that number secured work in
Washington and the others went to De-
troit and Philadelphia. Our books will
show that 80 per cent of 1.-THE financial
support of this society has been given
outside of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
Officers Placed on Retired List.

Col. George c. Saffarrans. United
states infantry. and Provisional LIST
Lieut.. Charles l.. Miller, Coast Artil-
lery Corps. have been placed on the
retired list on account of disability in
cidcnt to the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
rNyvEUSsI.rST.
Universalist Church

CORNER 18th and L SIS.
Rev. L. NJ. POWERS, Minister
Yesterday is dead forget it:
tomorrow does not exist, don't
worry; the day is here, use it,
9:45 a.m.-Sunday school
1:o0 a.m.-Service Of worship and preach
ing. Topic. Live Now
Y. P. c. T.. Z pm. Topic, Need of Right
Choices"
500 p.m.-Topic for j-minute talk, SHOULD
White Mothers Guido the Vel
low in the Production of Chill
dren?"
tIiustra ted lecture. Among the Clouds
a Trip to the White Mopntans" 10 slides,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
MISSION.
Full Gospel Assembly

1o42 9TH ST. S.W.
Services: Sundays. $50 pm. and Wednes.
days, 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06

St. Andrews Church : !; n st.. AVE- ~ r:
REy. ]. ]. DIMON, Rector.
Services: S:OO-Holy Communion.
9:30-Sunday school.
IL 00--Morning service.
SO0-Evening service.
The Rector Will Preach!
The Cathedral
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL.
Wisconsin Ave. NV. Near Woodley Road.
Morning Prayer and Litany....... 1000 a m
Holy Communion and Sermon.
Preacher. Canon Russell. IL 100 a m.
Peoples Evensons and Sermon,
Preaching, Canon Myer...... 400 I. m.
Take Georgetown and Wisconsin Ave. Cars.
St. Margaret's cY s,Sc,o AVE- s;,: AND
Clergy-Rey. Herbert Scott Smith, ID. u.
Rev. Fremont y. Hinkel.
Second Sunday in Advent.
7:3O-Holy Communion.
a:30-Sunday school.
11:U0-Holy Communion and sermon by the
rector.
4:39-Evening prayer and sermon by the
Rev. Fremont n. Hinkel.
Holy Communion Thursdays and all holy
days at IL O'Clock
All welcome. always.
Church ofSt. MichaelandAllAngel
22nd st. and Va. ave. NV.
REV. p. MURPHY. Rector.
Sunday service: Ii am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren Church

North Capitol and II SITS. NV.
Rev. CHARLES L. FULTZ, ID. D., Pastor.
$40 am.--Sunday school.
HOO a.m.-Sernon by pastor.
100 pm.-Christian Endeavor.
500 pm.-Illustrated lecture. 30 views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.

A meeting OF the committee recent
ly appointed to make arrangements
for the joint banquet in February has
been called for Monday. December Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
WORLD LEAGUE
WAS PROPOSED
4s YEARS, AGO
Erie Physician Suggested A.
lance Against War.

HARRISBURG. Pa.-The idea Of q
league OF nations is no, new one
as a suggestion for a league had been
made iorty-nne years ago by an Erie
physician, a descendent Of John Har-
r!s. founder OF this city.
At meeting OF the State Medical
society in 1879, while the Franco
PruSsian war was raging DR.. William
NJ. Wallace, president Of the society.
whose father was a Harrisburg law
year and whose mother was grand
daughter Of John Harris, IN his maui
gural address said:
To the assembly OF men now be-
! tore me, set apart 10 relieve the SUI
icrings, heal the diseases, and
lcngthcn the lives Of men, would ap-
peal. Must humanity forever be
chained down by mmderous rulers and
mclhodlci passions TO the rock OF the
barbarous custom that the yulturc OF
legal war may forever prey upon It's
yials,
Cannot The still small voice Of
reason he heard in this center and
spread throughout the medical world
IN still vidcnig circles 10 persuade
men that war IN any shape and Tor
any cause is really madness and that
it settles no principle or right?
Can We not add 10 our mission
this Vet further benefit TO humanity,
10 teach men 10 settle national as they
do individual differences by arbi,ra-
tons and awards, by rules and prin-
tiples
1T is a work of time, difficult and
laborlons, but the hundred-handed
giant OF medical uSipuity can,
by a persevering effort, unite human
ity and can force OF draw to its assist
ance the pulpits and the fora, and
Chris'endom may yet learn, through
the most unostentatious. inycs,ieating.
raiionalis,ic physician, that he is not
mad but speaks the words Of truth
aud soberess who declares hi, belief
% the realization OF the, angel, song
Peace on earth and universal good
will"