The Washington times., 1921-11-12
Notes of The Churches

Mai. Gen. John A. LeJune, com
mahdant OF the u. :. Marine Corps,
will be the speaker at a special Lost
Soldier" service 10 be held by the All
Corners Glass for men at the Church
OF the Covenant, Connecticut avenue
and " streets northwest, tomorrow
morning at 9:45 o'clock.
"A Warless World" in the general
topic OF the Sunday night sermons
for the month Of November by Rev
George A. Miller at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. The second sermon
,on "a Warless world-In Promise"
will be delivered tomorrow night.
There will be song service ac-
companied by a large orchestra and
the ordinance of baptism will be oh.
served at the close OF the service.
The Sunday morning sermon Will be
on 1.-THE Divine Might AT the
morning service a portrait OF the late
Rev. Il. b. Bagby, founder OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church VIII
be unveiled.
Wealthy Within" Is the title OF
Pastor T.. HeZ Swems sermon for
tomorrow morning at the Centennial
Baptist Church. Christians certainly
saved forever" will be the evening
subject. Twenty-Five persons were
baptized last Sunday and more await
the ordinance.
Disarmament in Fact and in FlC-
ton is the title OF an address TO be
made by the noted publicist, Charles
Edward Russell, at the meeting or
the Washington Secular League, sun
day at 3 p. M, at 1l01 + street north.
west. The usual open'forum discus
sion will follow.
MONDAY services will he held at
Epiphany Church throughout the com
ing week in connection with the Con
ference on Limitation of Armament.
The speakers will be: Monday. DIR.
Charles +. Steck: Tuesday, Hon VIII
liam Jennings Bryan: Wednesday,
DR.. w. s. Abernethy: Thursday, Or.
Jason Noble Pierce: Friday; Senator
William f. Borah
!. NJ. Baker, secretary 10 Congress
man w. w. Rucker of Missouri, will
address the railroad mems meeting at
the Terminal Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow
al 4 p. m.
The meeting will be presided over
by the secretary OF the associate ton.
G. n. Winslow; singing ed by T.. II.
Special musical numbers will be given
by Clarence l.. Morgan.
The Diocesan Teacher Training
Glasses being conducted at Epiphany
Church by the Rev. Charles h. Meal
litser, rector of St. Matthew's Parish,
on Thursdays, have be-
gun with large and encouraging en-
rollment. A number of the city par
ishes, as well as teachers from the
outlying parishes. are represented.
The work at the 4:45 p. m. classes On
old testament is attracting almost as
many as the class at p. m. on the
| life of Christ. The courses are under
the direction of the diocesan board Of
religious education and are part of the
complete outline of work prepared TO
turn out graduate church school
teachers.
Another feature OF the teaching this
year is that the classes are so arranged
that they are open constantly to per
sons who find themselves unable to
attend the whole course. The talk on
afternoon of this week will
be on the Stories of the Old Tcsta-
ment," and the night discussion will
be on the -Four Portraits of Christ"
At the First Congregational Church, :
Tenth and G streets northwest, Or. !
Charles T.. jefferson, of the Broad !
way Tabernacle, New York, will |
preach morning and evening. His |
morning sermon will be on the theme, |
"A Warless World" His evening +,
theme will be The Greatest of the /,
World Powers" BY the request of |
the minister, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce |
DIR. jefferson will repeat his Sunday |
address on "A Warless |
World Monday afternoon at 4:45 |
o clock. DR.. jefferson will speak twice |