The New York herald., 1921-08-20
O-MORROW'S PULPIT
SUBJECTS FORECAST
Canon Douglas Will Preach at
Cathedral Of st. John
the Divine.
CALVARY MUSIC SERVICE
Irish Methodist Preacher VIII
Be Heard i'm the Old Tent
Eyangel.
CALVARY MUSIC SERVICE

For three successive Sundays, Degin-
ming tomorrow, the Rev. George WILL
lam Douglas will preach at the Cathe-
aval OF st. John the Divine. The SER
vices will be at IL a. NJ. DIR. Douglas
is honorary canon of the Cathedral. and
was formerly rector Of st. Johns Parish,
Washington, d. C.
Canon Douglas will take as his first
topic '"T'ha Wonder OF Life" Ezehieis
beautiful vision OF the waters and Its
striking application 20 modern times.
and particularly to our own great nation
as "the man that had the line In MS
hand"-the leader, who, under Gods
guidance, has been called to point the
way to Industrial. commercial ana
spiritual peace. progress and upnuiloins
throughout the world. The text IS
Ezekiel Xviii, 6: For the waters were
risen, waters to swim IN, river liae
could not be passed over.
The subject of the canon's morning
discourse on August 90 will be The
Increase OF Knowledge" Danier 5
prophetic vision of the many who shall
run TO and fro," acquiring knowledge
and wisdom thereby. This II IS, Dr
Douglas believes. which makes possible
in our modern day mutual understand
ing and true helpfulness between indlvid-
uals, communities and natons,~ mus
emphasizing to constantly increasing
degree the real brotherhood OF man ana
the fellowship of God.
The third OF this course of sermons
will be delivered at the Cathedral Sep
ten,ber 4. The subject is Jesus Christ.
the Same Yesterday, To-day and For
ever"
Presbyterians Number 4 1.722,361.
Revised figures show that important
errors were made In the 1921 census
totals Of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States According to the cor
rected figures new high record mem
bership of 1.722,361 is shown. gain OF
S5.256 over last year.
The greatest single error discovered
in the figures was in the Synod OF New
York. Earlier returns credited this
synod with 20S,7S2 members. Analysis
OF the records OF the various presby-
teries of New York now show that New
York synod's total should be 237,649.
In explanation of the necessity for
this revision or figures the stated
Clerks Office explains that in the tabula-
tion of returns from nearly 10000 In
dividual churches many mistakes were
Inevitable. There were many mistakes
In the original documents. The Stated
Clerks office tried to check them up as
best it could. In order to have the
work as nearly perfect as possible the
statistical tables were entrusted to ex-
pert accountants and proofs were cor
rected and recorrected.
STRENGTHENING the Road"
DIR. James NJ. Clinton, a noted Irish
preacher of the Methodist Church. will
speak tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the Old Tent Evange', 10th street
and Amsterdam avenue His subject
will be Strengthening the Road" a dis
cussion of prohibition and other topics.
On Monday night DR. Clinton will de-
liver his popular lecture on Ireland
"vices. Voices and Visions OF the Emer-
aid Isle"
BY srecial request DR.. G. w. McPher-
son, superintendent of the Old Tent
Evangel. will speak tomorrow at IL
A. NJ. and s p. NJ
Prof. Harry Lathrop Reed. .. d, CT
Auburn. N. Y. will preach tomorrow at
IL A. NJ. at the Collegiate Church. West
End Avenue and Seventy-seventh Street.
The Rev. William c. Hogg will be
the preacher at the morning service to-
morrow at the Broadway Presbyterian
Church DR.. Buchanan. the pastor of
the church, is away on a tour and will
not return until the middle Of Septem-
Der.
Music at Calvary.
At Calvary Church the summer choir.
led by John Cushing. has only two more
Sundays. Tomorrow they will sing in
the morning the TIE Deum and Jubilate
In c, by Philip James. and an anthem
entitled THE Lord Is My Shepherd"
by Dvorak. In the evening they are
to sing, in addition to the sci vice. two
offertory anthems. 'rarTy With Me, o
Ny Saviour" by y ldwin, and an old
Netherlands folk sont called the Prayer
or Thanksgiving.
For the last Sunday in August the
choir has prepared a final musical SER
vice to begin at s T.. NJ The Rev Mr..
Cutler Is preaching in the morning on a
phrase from the familiar story of Tine
Good Samaritan" namely. And by
chance there came"
In the evening the subject will be
"Moses and Other Lawgivers," the third
topic In series or sermons on Seeing
God in History"
DR.. George Caleb Moor. pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, will
speak at the West Side Y. NJ. C. a. to-
morrow at 4 p. NJ. on the subject "The
Old Gospel for New Age" Mr.. F. v.
Corby will preside at the piano.
Charles Alexander Young. former
editor OF the CItrfsttdm Century, will
Speak at the Twenty-third Street Y. NJ
c. A. tomorrow at L. NJ. on the sub
ject "The Fusion of God and Man"
"csa Chilled Love Be Warmed Over?''
Or. Edward II. Emett. summer preacher
at Manhattan Congregational Church.
Broadway and Seventy-sixth street.
thinks that II can and Will tell how in
his sermon tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock as o continuation of his sermon
- last Sunday on when Love Grows
Cold" Miss Helen Louise Benson, a
Pittsburgh society favorite, soon to en-
ter grand opera, will sing soprano
solo. Next Wednesday evening Major
Charles j. Glidden, noted tourist, Will
give a talk on Travels in India