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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

School Young rropIo and the
church. Evening service pi y on
rho lawn. win sermon ln Mo- ptsipf.
The Nniu, uf . l,l Nrn' con.
ilrWru may Iru.r coats 80 home and
la1io. dressed fur comfort viii Ice
welcomed. PRAYER mt"uu. N,Iues.
day evening 90 S. Eay SCOUTS Tuoa.
firF evening 90 b.
BOSTON AVENUE ~ f. 80
Firh and Boston. R,, " q House.
pastor. Roy Luudv. secretary rcns.
ur"r. g r. putr'li superintendent
sunday school ut o g.. EpWurfh
league Hf 4. 50. preaching nt ~ and
. ug the pastor Morning subject
p lfu' IriuppIrH 81 Iuttiuurm" d,
evening. "Th" H1Eo ~ tho Lion q"
Nii~'ch E'rNI," wednesday p. m.
TIIEur MEMORIAL M. b. So
HUl hur'h Ntiu UrN Harold ~.
cooke pastor phone bGsI. coleman
/ 10 E.hIr surfrnry phone ss2i sun
|dnF school ai g.Ih. church services
|pi ~ and s 80. Epworh league iu.
|uIur ut 800. H'uiur H j.lr. Troop
/ |Ia Roy Hruuu oy,ry Friday p' 1880
WESLEY MrTuODlsr First
land Ice. Wcst Tulsj Goy ". a..
| CLOCK pastor sunrise prayer meet
| lnr sunday morning af g.. sunday
/ school u' 10. sermon a. ~. a les.
r"u BOO Addition" garden r'y sun.
| day school n' %. co... sermon ~ 3.
/ luworih lcrFuo no. sermon. 3 %.
/ "Wlrnrsalug DID
WEST TULSA L. H. owen. pas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
By DIR. WILLIAM BYRON
FOHBI SH.

He hasnt got him yen' was the
little boys delighted report each
day after looking in hts nursery
book and discovering that the crooo-
die IN the picture had not yet
caught up with tho piccaninny
whom be was chasing
why don't they get 10 church ~
was another youuHS'crH inquiry
after he had turned for several
weeks 10 Roughrons Pilgrims Going
20 church. and wondered why they
dii not arrive
\ third child put bis hand pro-
tcctlugly over the picture OF a Md
~ shield n from an eagle. and an
other child ~ kindergarten ngE hFe
been known to Try tO.feed a pictured
animal
These inclion,s sugE,s' 'hc rath'r
surptlsing' fact that 10 a small
child pictures are not merely SYM
boIE. but part Of his living world
A. first he notes tho similarity be-
tween the household pet and the pic
rurCd cast more thdu he does me
difference and ~ is long time be
fore he Nnsps the ldea that the ht-
ter is only symbol.
II is perhaps little dishcar'en-
Ing 10 us adults. 'o whom pictures
have opened world OF beauty ~
realize that II Ia their usefulness an
NOT their beauty which appeals 'o
children up 90 & or 7 yeurs Of '""
-to them. pictures are simply some
Eihirg to play with Thoy prefer rD
yhayc them little becnusc they can
handle them more easily For ans
practical end they do not after Dis.
linrulshably from their dolls
NiuCty nine per cent ~ the first
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
TrdnspIdnted Grabs
Found Making Their.
Way Back Home

Some years ago the United
states commissioner Of fisheries
wanted TO propagate In Atlantic
waters the Pacitc crab. which IS
about four times the size Of the
Atlantic crab Two carloads Of
them were sent across the CONT
ncnt They we're dumped into the
Atlantic Al Woods Hole. Mass,
and to each crab was little metal
tag attached saying when found
notify commissioner OF fisheries
at Washington
a year passed and no crab was
found. two years went by and still
no crab. During the third year
two OF these crabs were found by
an Argentine fisherman, who re-
ported that they evidently were
bound south, going around the
cape Tor their home In California,
The Nations business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
CHRISTIAN
.r ClrHIsriAN
Nc. ILnR

FIRST CiIHlETlAN Meeting
temporarily IN ,ouTthouHo. Rev
Mrttr. Dutt. pastor. llOs south Dou.
y,r. phone lEp5 Nate NrCutrhHrn.
business manager $50 Mayo hulld-
ing. phone i6as W. n Godfrey. su.
pcriuIcndout Bihlo school NJ 80.
communion ana preaching AZ 10 30.
subject. THE Assets ~ This church
the young People Al young pcn
plc above iuniur are asked lu slt IN
front OF tho rtilluF Service Eou"r-
.ully I'm charge uf the young people
Eudcavur at q 60 Evening sermon
nt bv pastor "The Man From the
NMmIM .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

spfRITINLTEMrLE or TRUTH
Moose hnN lllh south Boyraf +
urv Gertrude ,IuN 9,ator Mectpss
discontinued until september Tktg,g,
Wishing srr|mp, advice will find IA
uptfur a. home at N,rn sand
Springs line. from t m. ~ I y m.
amy dlN except sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

TWINITY EPISCOPAL, Flrrh and
Cincinnati Rev G. v King H H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
EPISCOPAL.

MIDWAY AVENUE sunday
school ut 10 a. an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Fmsr METHODIST -Ftfth and
pouldrr REV j ". Abel pastor
pnono 75t. Miss Faye Burrit Emery
and william r Schmittmnn, assist
au- 81 W johnson. treasurer WI
lard John superintendent SUNDAY
school % 80. preaching AZ lo,4h and
ny the pastor Junior league at J,
intermediate at Z, led by John
Thompson. Edworth A. 6.i5. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening
M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

NEW YORK. July 2.--ls the
ocean dusty Marines aboard the
T.. s. $ Pennsylvania. now In port
here, viii say It Is
The salt In the air crystallzes
on the decks and bulk heads Cop
oral william H. Allen explained 20
a reporter 1T ~ then ground un-
der foot and becomes dusty so al
though we throw overheard "A couple
uf cans ~ dust there iH the same
amount tho next time we sweep
down"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

TEMPLE IHENEl Fourteenth
and tUtyrrrr HARRISON. rlhhi
U.NNI INI- -NN $40 Nuu.h
rlr,,rur Nurr. Teller rabbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

IMNIANIEl. Second and Rock
f1ri Row G g. Silrr pastor, n,
south Victor. phone $3.50, a 7. kel.
l.N. assistant pastor, 2Ol3 enHt
Third SUNDAY school at o O., In
charge or j W. Adam. senior in
tOrmedate ana junior young People
uI cts iiogular services hy the
pastor at II and A. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening az B.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

BROWNs CHAPEL &C.. NJ Ell
307 north Frankfort rev. J. u. NC
Cain. pastor Sunday school sac,
preaching II and 730, EpWorth
league. ESQ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

ORCrTr MEMORIAL - Pour
t,ruh and Quaker Boy. Landor l.
Uaunm. pastor. NJ T.. poundstonc,
aptnr suucrintcudont Sophronia
N,s4ru,r. primary. Harry SAompson
l,urMr president. U. " EcktAA fnan-
rIaI secretary. Norbert Hcstef treas.
urlr centenary. lmuEonc Lawrence,
uuwsty. sunday school AZ 9.i5, Ep-
worth league Hi 9. preaching AZ II
pui Morning srrHco IN charge
uf Minute Men. subject SUNDAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

GRACE CHURCH Third and
Ty,nton RCy Everett simpson.
pn-inr. 1927 East Third. phone
sagT n. Sunday school at 3 80; a.
A Bratd superintendent w, }.
Whidhcc. primary; preaching At II
nYd N.i5 hy tho pastor, Epworth at
4 lloyd Kifcr. president. Junior at
Nlrs uornbeck. superintendent,
"wednesday evening prayer meeting
at h.la.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

WESLEY CHAPEL On. u. colt m
Frankfort ana EnAtnu Rev u
4 Johnson, pastor SUNDAY a'hoo'
. SOC preaching az ~ And I.dO, EP'
worth league, q 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

NOGALES AVENUE First md
Noralos lov W A. Todd, pastor
phone iSt1. Sunday school at 90
Ch,rlcs IT, Fox. superintendent,
phone aA2a. n Y. +. q. at 7, junior
IA tho nme hour. Sunbeam band
al 3. preaching services at II ana y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

ADVENTIST Sixth and Madison
CHURCH. or GOD FIRM and
Madison
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

An inventor has patented sort OF
backbone OF spring wire to stiffen
and extend the lie OF a broom
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Wesleyan Pentecostal .ss q. 81 ns'; nv. s.d
Rev. II. B. HosLEY, Pastor.
sundsy services: Sunday school. e:45;
preaching at II and 7:30. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. Tao. SttanKerH cordially Invited.
Poseda1e m. r 4le TENN: AVE. NE.
A>C0SSS04S AVA ASt Fl. q. Huddleson. Pas
tar.-9:45 an, 9. s.; 7.lB Pm. q. L.: II
am. and Pm, preaching by pastor.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Church of the Covenant

1Bth ana n St1.
Rev. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister.
SUNDAY. MARCH 2.
s:se-Drpartmsntai graded susaay .ehset.
"a Man After uod's Heart"
s:45--Nr. culbertson's men's class. Sub
jeet, Work and Homes for Fight
ing Men," led By Mr.. =. W. Burr
of the q. 8. Reclamation Hervice.
lo:00--All Corners Bible class. Mr.. Huston
Thompson. teacher. Meets Studio
Hall, 1918 Conn. ave.
io:00--Mr. Justice Peeils's class tor men
1o:oo-Dr. Xni's class in the study Of
..paiestine" win not meet this Sun
day, due to the absence from the
city Of DR., Ami. The class viii re-
convene next Sunday.
li:oo--cHUnCH SERVICE. DE-. woad
s:so-PwpIrTH P1s1sLriTH INsPIRAT1oNAL sERv-
IGE. Dr. Woods sddEsa will e en
..AdsptstioaI;" GPkc!AL GoLotST.
soIo ssL TIpIS assS aulRrsT. nsnss. AZ .t.ss. sas
noon Of devotional music. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightsou, director sf music.
s:so-CHRISTIAN END1Av0R yEsPuR
SERVICE. Topic: "our Relation to
7:lB-wAR sPiAKER, Capt. 4. B. Ksott.
6:oo-EvENiNG SERVICE. Dr. Weed
gsass:'. g.sss: ..i issse::s s.s, Ts.ss. rs.sas ,ts e
snaabrst ta'ssn; 81 10 voiieosss. ssssss ssisass.
dw nssd wAeSss, As ssssesss ss' sf ssss s.;s.
Harvey MltrEay, argsnlst. Claude
1ohescn. Qan9d0
Evening star., 1919-03-01

ME- rHnDIST EPISCOPAL tWhitel.
Waugh NJ. E. g ssa4zs1sr' AsR 4 sTH11r'
Rev. HOWARD =. DOWNS, Pastor;
Lice a.".-TasJss aEsaS's 4 GREAT EaER-
7:sop-m- IsHHE THE .ysAvoIpAsLs
A CORDIAL WELCOME FOR You ALWAYS.
McK.endree MASS; s. 1ya: Ss., : BET = 9th
cHAs. A. sHRHvE. Pastor. PAST s'"'
Sunday Services:
$50 a.m---saday school sessisn. Classes
u:oo a.m.-pubiie worship. sscrsmens Of
the Lords Supper and address by the
eco .ls':s. es:ss ..ss. sss &.
strangers welcome.
700 p.n.--Epworth League.
500 oclock--Eysngelistic meeting.
Everybody Welcome All the
Time
North Capitol Ssa's S:Rls: ins &.
Rev. SAMUEL 2. ROSE. u. A.. Psstor.
e:45-sunday school. 7--.Epworth LGagua.
s;oS-..THaT slRious QUESTION"
FINE MusIo. 4 WARI WELCOME.
METHnDIsT EPISCOPAL It-olered1.
Campbell A. NJ. E.
Sichols ,,e. sc. Rsx. 9. =. West; 3. D.
munion, converts service; s pm. sarmon
and communion.
Israel c. M. E. IS Z, vs,,s.. sss; !. .w ssE.
At II am. Rev. sam q. waiaace win expose
prevent i. BEING YOUR BIBLE AND
8 p.m.--Ssrnsn BY REV. EMORY 3.
SMITH, pastor lincoln Temple.
.'KREP up THE REvIvAL SPIRIT
AErETslasT kPIscoPAL.
Ebenezer NJ z. g. ss,.N.nB..' 1En s5s: 's..,s.!
ai;oo a.n.-ss.ssss n.s:s r.,.S :Se''es' rs Young
aios, g It bet. srd and 4iS Aw.
T:3o p.m.--PsstpT's subtect. Dust.
METHODIST PROTEsTANr.
North Carolina Ave. 81 =; :. : 3. ..
REvay FRANKLIN BRYAN. Psstos.
ception Of membera. I:15 . m. THE ProdiEal
Son. Up-to-Date., Special music by choir.
snd solos By Private James D. Westhrook.
ro,o~... &. slst St bet. N and n nv.
s:ts; q. Q. y. $50; sernaa.. i an / Pm. Pm,
Rhode Island Ave. r. ars. :. ~; : g. l.. s::s. q
G, I. Humphreys, pastor.-c- D.. Z; sermon,
Il tn,; p,p. community ssrviee. % ADDRESS
Lords Day Alliance.
Mt. Tabor spw Msss9:'G s;sksx. * ~. =. ss.ts:
8: s.. s:45; preaching. II AIN. and Pm
G. E.. Pm. -.-.---------.--.-..--
UNITED BRETHREN.
We,-,cr;aI Unit q Brthrea Church,
REV. CHARLES 2. FULTZ. D. D.. Pastor.
,s:oo s;so :.n-sesas1, :nsssssS 'sasss; Ssso Me-
= the Pee Good + ssn.ri..na." a. % views. '''
r. w. @. A.
Wv. C. a. as lssh STREET.
s,,,,e, ysigsT ssgs esEss sf..1ss xaoJSRs s;se ON
Subject: Life and Customs in the Orient"
srTHar,'sr e'PlsraPAL snLrH.
ST. Pad SECOND EH At : rToNx =; Nv. p..,,,
sp'm.-"'The Passion Pla. :" Pictures.
sp.m.-Friendiy fellewship period.
KT~,. 10th AND STREETS s.w.
HAdtV1ll REV. l. b. BOHBITT, Pastor
ESQ am. q. s.; II am. and 8 p.rn., ser
mons oy the PasLof. C01lmunyOn.
Tafx,arv st. hot. soth and aist SITS, nv
AAdlvdIy Rev. J. q. HAWK. Pastsr:
8. g., s:45 am; IL am, "The Impossible
Isoiatiens"; 7:45 Pm, short talk; holy
communion. Extra music.
Epworth norm = = sE1Tzlk' ssa = n:si r......
g:a0 q. m, 8. s.: IL am. and pm, preach
Ing oy the pastor; 2 m. Epworth IaaG1s
Mt Pleasant y, Z; D. >, cHIknn Ya.1 auso souIz. =
REV ]. C. C0PENHAyER. Paatsf.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school and Bible classes;
School thoroughly graded and
classes for every age.
1I:if am-"Heayen." Pastor.
T:00 p.m---Epworth Laague.
500 p.m.--'The Way That Scemeth Right.
Pastor.
300 pm.-Sociai halt hour for everybody,
especially strangers.
Thursday, Pm. cent nary service, con
Quoted BY the Meu's Bibie Class
NETE4OnVST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

KrIsCOPAL.
e. h,,..s CHURCH. sih sr. NEAR
~. Jdu1SS Mass sseas. seythease.
Sunday seryiees: 1850. 1880 and II an,
s:so and 7:so pm.
ST. Margarets ooss; sss...ss ass; s,.:s asD
REV: HEasERT soorr s,srrH. .: p-
REV. FREMONT NEWTON HINKNA
oUIHouAanGIAxA.
7:30-Hsly Commnnion.
e:oo-aunday schpol.
4:30-Eyenin9 prayer and sermon. Preacher,
Rev. George william Davenport.
s:oo-sspper and social hour tor the men
Ash wsdsesdsy-7:sc. ii and 4.l5.
Thursday-i1 and 4;4h.
All welcome. Always.
St Thomas tatA Near Dupont o''s'e.
Services: 9. II and o'elock.
sesg osRlrpaas aemsqsTssa ank
THEMSELYH6."
1ERey. Alan 8. HawkEwosth.
St. Johns Church ssp s,a1nnsTa 8 sTs.
REV. ROLAND coTIoN SMITH. D. D.
REV. GEORGE wIILIAMs0N SMITH. p. D.
s:ee sse n-asscs :n-as,z asR1ss,ss s;ss.v sczoo,
u:oo s.m.-I4ta.y. sermon and Holy Com
sss''n ssv. Luc1Es sinaalni IsE lkniissohhvs y
tEG, p, D., BISHOP OF
100 p,nGnsr;, 1sa MEDsssp5a1: s,s1ssa5 ssd sermon
800 a.m.-Holy Communien.
uio0 a-m.-Mornfng Prayer and Sermon By
the Rector.
&'As p.m'--E'ssins qn,ppn p,sysr and address.
u :oe a.m.--wsnea's Auxiliary.
H;oo-Hsiy cemH..is1 and address.
ALL WELCOMED
St. Paul's sls:s:1 s assa ss;sI sTnEET: EFT
sr1 aoasnf ftfs rassor sMs,a,af,e' s. p off': Hector
r,I. so =, 70, ~, J. .s as:,.ss.sn :sa p..; A..
Church Of the Good Shepherd
&C. ss,. .ss q !! ! 'tnssss Hssss ssrsss.:. S;...
Services: T;sa and ii am. and pm.
Class and ~ .H @',.!sn ns ssry.ss. pm.
II an. and s pm.
Church Of the Epiphany g.; 3 s;s. e.
s.s is4 r.s.s h. askRs sss r.. q p ss
Assistant 4iuisters.
s:ee an.--Hol5 Cemmuaion.
Hoo a.m.-Holy Oommuaios with sesuaea
500 p.m.-Ssrvies and address.
LAIN HoBERT 4. BROWNING Of
CAMR Meade. Chaplaia Brpwniag uas
uaable to come iast sunday night He
VIII tell Of experienees at the fPp0k
OGeytosies:
II 30 0a.m.--"Penitence," from Nsu1dey's
eaatate. ''Peaitsnes, Pardnn aad
500 l.m.-<PaFt Q. 'sfhs Psssisa eesyies, -
wss.s ys.1..ss snc ss, % g asd' 70
7:o0 l.0.-OfYAp recital OPENING or
THE 0OAfLHTED ORGAN.
Ieaten Services:
AsA Ws4aasdsy-S and II an. l,1E asa 3
Tssis1ay-a1:,s 49, y n. A:lE anl TAO
s. Pm,
rAay-a9 =. asA 80 y.n.
eAtu1day-4sH Pm.
AAAssssss at All sssyisgA
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Kendall Baptist ssa s.r. Ss4s =. 1. dsIsr1s s;Mi
pastor.--9:3o am, s. s.; 6:45 pm, G. H.:
IL am, Courage and Cowardiee. I;So
pm, six Searching QUESTION:"
E:f%L NEAR 7th sW. ,southern Con
E14u1 yention)--Rev. Kingman A. Handy
will preach on ssThe Challenge Of the
Church at IL. Communion. Or. Briggs
viii preach at 1850. Usual social hour with
Refreshments. Sermon prelude. ''The The
ater VS.. the Church." or Where Wash
fngtonians Spend Sunday" 8. g., $3.50. B.
Y. P. o., 6:4a. S. 8. training school all
next week, beginning at SIS pm. o'clock
lecture open to the public. Adult class Mon
day nieht. DIR. HENDERSON win speak
On WHY JONES DIDN'T GO 10
CHURCH" DR. Fl. u. WHARTON WILL
SPEAK TUESDAL. 8 Pm.
THE PUBLIC Is CORDIALLY INVITED.
BARACA AND PHrLATHEA GLASSES
ATTENDANCE CONTEST.
Feb. 9-BaracA, "a; Philathea, %.
Feb. ie-Baraca, 81; Philathes. 90.
Feb. I-Baraca, g.; Philathea, 81.
Philathea class win be taught hy Miss
Margaret Justice
Baraca class win be taught by Rev. 4.
A. Handy of Maryland.
New Members Wanted.
Be present by 10:15 an.
Visitors given hearty welcome.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
RESCUE MISSION.

OUCW GiiISiIiS.
Our Emergency
has been moved to
Missionary Societies
etc. to engage in a
are ever visible. II
and girls who are to
let her tell you how
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Tri1ity / Iutheran cosNEh s.s g z

fllissoun synod)--H. scAfoeeer, psstsf.--
services; II a.m., GeFmas. Hely CemnuHtol
service at l0;1O a,M. Rev. 3. ete6ena ~
tuie % .Ihe Hiatssy Of tie NassbM tyn6A
e the uslfed states'' at z;3Q 1:a.. u IA,
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Dumbarton Ave. NJ. E. ssss ss.s.s. sias
WALTER G. MCNEIL, Minister
Ii A.m.-Hoiy Communion. Eerlnon, 1.-THE
KEEPER OF THE GARDEN" Genesis,
2.l6.l7.
7:so p.m.-sermon by REV. JOHN B. ED
WARDS, D. D.
$50 p.m.---Social hour. Special guests from
Walter Reed Hospital.
Sunday school for young and old. e:50 Am.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
Fourth Presbyterian Church,

Fourth presbyterian Ihurch,
18th and Fairmont SITS.
Rev. JOSEPH T. KELLY, D. D., Pastor
$3.50 a. a.ni.--Sabbatl school.
II an aud p.m.--Preachsng By Rev. VIM.
h. Waller, d, d.
to 7--Fellowship meeting and lunch.
TOO p.m,-c. e. meeting, led BY the busi-
ness woman,s class Of the s. 8.
Everybody invited to all services.
Second tsoathern Assembly,. 22nd St,
S"~SAAN Between and Q ste. NV.
Rev. A. Il. BIRD, Pastor.
s:45 a-m.--Sundsy school.
1890 a.m.--Speciai adult Bible classes.
Hoo a.m.--Regular morning service, preach
Ing by the pastor.
500 p. .m.--Free supper and social hour at
the mause. to which men in uniform and
war workers. both men and women. are
invited.
f:e0 p-m.--Christian Endeavor song service.
$50 p.m.-Regular evening worship.
Thursday, 7:<5 p.m.-RegulaP Mtdweek
prayer meeting. Strangers cordially vel
coined at all services.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

Temple Baptist '''A and N s'''
Preaching; i. an. .rHn HoMncoMdNG," MEG sdmGn )"
II. c. from Kentucky, the speaker
srsasasss sisss ssssS' AZ xwzss sG & e~noMhP a GP
Metropolitan Baptist
sixth and A Streets NE.
JOHN COMPTON BALL. PASTOR.
e:So-Bihle school clauses for all.
ie:oo--Congressmsn Hamlin mseta men, ~,
a:''-FEs5AnSs WasAAissros sHeIaHsASIEEsf eHDaHaEs IN
s:o0-larior Z. r. s. G. y.
S1s-soSs i sFssieS FsS a5r,I &SS r SERMON aI.sss
Raptism q tho eyen.ag ssxxiee.
West Washington Baptist
.ss aa.4a ssssasss;i. ssS::ss ii. rs:': !: Jesus.
7:%5 p.n.-.The Greatest Tragedy OF the
Msa's Bible class. 10 o'clock.
There l. q MsIeome for Yen.
The Irasnanuel Baptist
18th ST. ard Columbia Road.
Pastor COVE GRIrHITH JOHNSON preaehes
IL a.m.--'-THE WAR WHICH 10 NOT
OVER" tcommuaien).
f:A5 p.m.-Gespel service. sermon hy the
pastor on THE CROSS AND PEACE"
Bible school. ESQ a.m., ctasses for all ages
Special invitation to Pinkham class for
men, teacher, Col. sanctuary, and to
the Ni5pah class tor women. teacher,
Second Baptist Church ~ ~. . =. ".
Rsy. HowAkD I. 6rEWARI. Pastor.
MoEs. 81 now 4 dRnAT suslsEss i Is
BUILT UP" asd 9 Pm. peoples popular
happy hsr, with baptism and sermon on
.sndE4 THE WoRkINGMAN GET A
JSiN LABOR UNIONS tsoasand seats
and q theusandfold ws.cssae. Come.
BETHANY RHon. ISLAND AVE.
HUGH T. sTEvHNsoN. Minister.
Pubic worshir With preaching By the
pastor, IL an, '.sUPRElEE SACRIFICE" !"
Cemmaaion. p.m-, WORLD WARRIORS
REVIEW" Baptism. ESQ s,m., Bible
school. 1918, Gteveason's Bible class for
men. e'46 p.m-. stfsngefs and soldiers, So
Gal. e;<s Pm, YeuAr Peoples services.
Aidweek prayer se1viee. Thursday. p.m.
Eysfybody feels 1T home In Bsthaay.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
West Washington Baptist

H19t eb4 n et8. Nv.
WILLIAM r, FLANAGAN, Pastef.
IL 100 a.m.--'sThe Supreme Gift to Jesus.
7:<5 p.m.--'.The Greatest Tragedy OF the
Ages"
Sunday school. e:4S. B. 7. r. O., 6:45.
Mems Bible class, 10 o'clock.
There II welcome for zen.
Evening star., 1919-03-01

L.~.f: METHODIST EPISCOPAL
4AoIAA4A1AS CHURCH.
eth and p SITS NV.
LECIUs c, CLARK, D., D.. Pastse.
HOO a.n.--The Holy Cemmuuion.
$500 p.m.-iIustrated Lecture, THE Chal-
ienge Of Africa"
Assn s.m.-Sunday school.
500 p.m.-Epwerth League tee and fslisv.
ship houx.
7:o0 p.m.--EpWorth League devotional meet
Evening star., 1919-03-01
BAPTI~.
Calvary Baptist Church :ss 81. = a.. 2

REV. SAMUEL II. GREENE. D. D.. PASfS =.
REV. A. r. ANDERSON, d. D., ASSISTANT:
REV. 4. D. BRYANT, MlSlcTEh ~ 1as
Sunday school, $50 am. N. 8. Faucet, supt.
IL a.rs., sermon by the psstor. followed
by reception of new members and Com.
munion. 8 PM, sermon by the assistant
Wednesday, T:45 p-m.--The Choral So
ciety. Prof. I. A Potter. jr., director,
Thursdays p.m.--Prayer service; I. dea-
cons meeting; I, Teschers' Club.
O. z. meetings-sunday, 8:A5 and p.n-;
Tuesday, pm.
Young Ladies' Club for stranger--Friday.
to $50 pm. -'.
All are cordially Invited.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
EPISCOPAL,
Epiphany Chapel
Washington Cathedral

THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL.
Wisconsin Avenue NV. near Weediey Read.
Holy Communion ....-........... TAO An.
Morning Prayer and Litany 1o:oo an.
Holy communion and sermon,
preacher, Csnoa Ayer .,...,- leo an.
Choral esepsorg and sermon,
preacher. CaIon De yries...... 400 pm
ASH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8.
Services 7:so s:45. 10 and IL an and
$50 IA.
Cake Georgetown. Somerset and American
University Cars.
Evening star., 1919-03-01
METROPOLITAN

UYa,+o~s. PRES. CHURCH-H 81. BET.
" SSt1A11 l9th and 26th NV.
Rev. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor.
Hoo am Divine Compassion."
500 p.m.--Song sermon, 'NThe Ethics Of q
Smile"
The Washington times., 1919-01-04
roRAL RAeE \A/N-f41.,kI1TnNI rNHEc wAsHiNerbn
The Public Wants Service
By EARL GOODWIN.
And At Present II Is Getting Very Little Of II From
Companies.

The suspicion that the W. r. and E. Co. inte
to ask for another increase in fare makes the riding pull
rise in anger.
With the service at low an ebb as it has ever be
with the officials of the road dodgng the promise to g
universal transfers In return for the privilege of cha
ing straight Scent fare the riding public has just alb
pany and giving nothing IN return
To the officials OF the road would say that If III
would give better service and maintain liberal atti
toward the public, the public would stop throwing m
at the company But the manner in which the Washing
Railway and Electric Company is acting TODAY is "a
making that concern the most unpopular Institution in til
neck of the woods.
Speaking for the car riding people of Washington "
feel that have been gold bricked For instance fe
months ago all admitted that costs were higher an
that regardless of the financial crimes committed in
early days of the w. r. and e. Co.. the company had
have bigger income, so We allowed the straight ncl
fare to supersede the old quarter rate under
assurance of better service and promise of universal
transfers.
wen stop kicking you," said the public, eff youa
CAN right, said the Washington Railway and Electric
We stand here ready and willing to do best and we
sorry for the things we have done in the past but do
KICK an Old man down stairs just yet"
And on that plea the good-n Washington pull
let the roads here have an increased fare
Since then there has been worse service and M
general dissatisfaction than there year ago at
height of the wartime crowd in the worst winter
Atlantic coast had seen in years. Whatever the Pull
Utilities Commission doing in the way of inspecting e.
cars It certainly mas had no effect upon the services ans
this in the face Of the LAW which nsucts the commission
to hne public utilities companies $500 day for each da,
OF inadequate service to the public.
The w r. and e. Co. is not alone for the Capita
Traction Company is certainly losing friends by Its ac
OF service. 1t is surely not doing EVERYTHING il ca1
to give the riding public a real Scent ride.
The PUBLIC wants SERVICE. The car companid
approach the rights of monopoly Now either fbe -
companies must operate at maximum service or get off M
streets and let the PUBLIC run its own cars.