The Washington times., 1919-08-16
D. c. PULPITS FILLED
BY SUB PREACHERS


With vacation. time. at hand. many
pulpits in Washington churches will
be filled tomorrow by ont-of-town
preachers. Army chaplains ana I. N
c. A. workers have taken the places
Of many the clergymen. sermons
tomorrow will dwell somewhat on
current events. $50
At the Mt. Verfon Methodist EDls-
copal Church. DR.. Ashley c. Chappelt
has chosen for his morning sermon
The Future League OF Nations. IN
the evening at $3.50 he will preach on
The Man With the Big Head.
The Rev. w. o. Darby, camp general
secretary at Quantico. VS.. viii preach
on THE Supreme Sacrifices" ct the
Church OF the Covenant tomorrow
night. There will be q special musical
program preceding the services The
Rev. D. Hughes Edwards Will preach
on The Christ OF History" ct the
morning services.
To Tell OF sAnthem In HelL1
Another 'eY" secretary. the Rev. w.
G. Norman, will preach tomorrow
morning at Foundry Methodist Church
on That Nay Know Kim An
Anthem in He'll" has been chosen for
the evening sermon.
Both morning and evening services
at the First Baptist Church wiz be
preached By the Rev. Curtis LeefLaws.
editor and publisher Of q religious
magazine in New York.
NThe Nan After Gods Own Heart
Is the text Of the Rev. Bernard Bras
Ramps morning sermon at the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. Braskamp announces he will re-
main In ahfn~fnn al arrrnmnr
To Tell About @Over TheFe.1
The Rev. w. A. Eisenberger will
speak in the absence OF the Rev. A. s.
Barrow at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. The Rev.
Eisenberger is a Y. NJ c. A. worker
recent yreturned from overseas. he
will talk on his experiences.
DR.. Paul Kaufman will address the
mems Bible class Of Mt. Pleasant n.
Z. Church tomorrow morning.
Morning and evening services at the
Temple baptist Church viii be cen
Quoted by the Rev. II. W. Tiffany. Of
Louisville, KY. DR.. Muir. the pastor,
is spending his vacation at wildwood,
NJ.
The Rev. ]. 7. Meyers. foreign min
lister OF the Epworth Methodist
Church. viii preach at that church
tomorrow at il a. m. and p. m
To Address Meas Glass.
An address will be made 70 fhe
mems class Of the Calvary Mthodist
Church tomorrow morning by DR.. A.
Wilgus.
Homer J. Councillor will deliver an
address at the Y. NJ. c. A. open-air
meeting in Lincoln Park tomorrow at
4 o'clock. Page Mex. Etchison will
kho NraraNrfn1 COu-
gregational Church tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. and at the McKen-
dree Methodist Episcopal Church in
the evening at o'clock. Mr.. Coun-
ciIor will have charge OF the services
at the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church al II a N. and 8 D m TIE
Rev. w. P. Blake win preach at the
Anacostia Baptist church Il n =.
and Has D. m. Robert d. Burbank
will speak at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church at IL a. m. and p.
m. Charles X. Hoover viii have
charge Of the morning service at Mt.
Tabor Methodist Church and the eve
ming service at the RylaDd Methodist
Episcopal Church.
CONGREGATIONAL Music.
The First Congregational Church
Choir, under the direction Of Harry
Edward Mueller. organist, will give
the following musical programs at
services:
Morning service, "Andante" by
Rogers. Enthem, Blessed are the
(Hiles); Offertory duet.
Jesus the Joy Of Every Heart"
(Goertz), Mrs Campanole and Mr..
East; postlude. 'Fugue." g minor.
(Bach).
Evening service. prelude. Second
Sonata, first movement. (Borowski);
anthem, Hide Ne Under the Shadow
Of Thy Wings" (West); offertory- an