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QUICKER ACTION NEEDED.

The House bill aiming at an in
commission TO make Investigation and
report january ]. From the infor-
nation obtained by this commission
II u hoped legislation can be per-
fec,ed that VIII avert strike disturb
ances IN the future.
But this prospect 10 not encourag-
ing TO the Thousands who arc now
anxious about getting IN their win
ter's supply OF coal. Investigations
take time and always are uncertain
- 70 results. Aftsr recslv1ns the
~ ~ ~ x-@f It
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WHAT MR.. HUGHES FORGOT.

Secretary OF State Hughes gave a
fne certificate OF character 70 Sena-
tor Newberry OF Michigan. whose chief
counsel he was during Newberry's
trial on a charge OF violating the law
in relation TO campaign expenditures
He assured the Senator's friends that
Ncw'berry had committed 40 offence.
and was un1ustiy convicted, merely
because the Supreme Court declared
the law unconstitutional.
Mr.. Hughes. however, evidently for
got few things when he wrote this
whitcwashfng letter. He forgot that
the trial jury, after hearing the facts.
rendered a verdict Of guilty under the
law as It then stood unchallenged- And
It wns not a politically hostile jury,
but one composed largely OF New
bcrry'z political friends.
Mr.. Hughes also forgot what the
Senate declared Immediately after
seating Nswberry. Here il the resolu-
.1ion:
The expenditure Of such exces-
siva sums in behalf OF candidate,
either with or without his knowl-
edge and consent. being contrary
10 sound public policy. harmful
70 tho honor and dignity OF tho
Senate and dangerous to the per-
petuity Of a free government, such
excessive expenditures are here-
by severely condemned and dis
approved
The United States Senate, therefore
also convicted Senator Newberry 0,
wrong doing, and condemned the act
Of which the jury had declared hin
guilty, although oondon.ng them b.
giving him his seat. But Mr.. Hughes
! in spite Of this important declaration
| by the Senate-lfke a corrective To-
/ the bad tasts In the mouth left by III
action in seating Newberry--essay
to give the Michigan seat-buyer al
entirely clean bill OF health. But j
will not be accepted by the people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council
Iron Moulders' Union.
Cyrus Castle. X. G.. F.
du Pont Post, q. A y.
Delaware Saengerbund.
Eden Lodge, I. o. o. +.
Division No. !. A. o. II.
Clayton Lodge. X. OF p.
Asylum Lodge. I. .. o +.
Volunteer F'iremen's Relief.
Camp No. 2. 2. o. s. of \.
Crusaders Temple, X. G. Z
Windsor Lodge, o. ;. OF s. q.
Voters Non-Partissn League
Keokuk Tribe, Imp'd- o. p "
Wilmington Lodge. A. o. Z. W.
Brandywine COnclave. I. O. o. 2
Mizpai COnclave, II. or = ". Il
Delaware Conmandery. X G. =
Winona Council Jr. o. L. A. u.
Palestine Council, -. o. X NJ Q
Washington Camp. P. o. s. OF -
Hiawatha Tribe, Inp'd. O. p II
Wilmington Lodge OF Machinista
Delmarvia Lodge, L - 70 B. P :.
Master Horseshoers Nat Pro. Axso.
Wilmington Lodge OF Moose, No. 80
Lady Washington Home Communion
Court Brandywlre. ForesterS-of Arnes
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side hsrs. Granted ~ privilege OF
registering by mail. Eae ncxt request.
naturally. would be permission TO vote
by mail, and ono In no moro unreason-
able than tho other. II may be best
and safest to allow conditions to re-
rain as they are.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
TRYING TO TEMPT BORAH.

When anybody proposes to start
THIRD party in American politics,
the natural question is, I'm whose
lnterest?' All thirdparty move
ments are In the interest of one or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24

Used furniture Is always in demand
and can readily be disposed OF through
small ad In the classified columns.
Call 1900. ask for ad taksg.-Adv,
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"De world owes me a liv1n'," said
Uncle Eben; but rs gotter show
Mistah World whether de kind of livin'
.dat's comm 10 me is hoecake or water
melon. Washington Star.
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"Do you dance?" II used to-" replied
Miss Cayenne. but now, as 10 the
custom, l simply stand still and wig
gle. ."-lWashington Post.
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North-''Do you think infants are
burdened with original sin?" West--
NO. but they're saddled up with con-
siderable war debt, New York Sun.
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Widow Jones doesn't appear to be
grieving much over the loss OF her
husband" remarked Blinfs. The loss
was fully covered by insurance" re-
piled Tnks.-Clncinnau Enquirer.
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SC a iire per day for classified
ada an a monthly contract---Acv.
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"Flubdub is always the life OF the
party" well, the hooch he brought
came near being the contrary. Louis
vile Courier journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
THE EVENING SMILE.
THE RETORT SENSIBLE.

The manner IN which the young
girls of today" solemnly asserted the
Rev. o. Goode Evans, use paint,
powder, lip sticks and such abomi-
nations is"
THE business of nobody but them
selves" impolitely interrupted Hos
letter Smith, who endeavors to keep
his snout out Of other peoples affairs.
Kansas City Star.
Aren't your questions rather per-
sonal? Suppose you mind your own
business" II am doing SO. make 1T
my business 10 keep informed on what
other people are doing. Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Any reader can got tho snswer 70 any
qucstion by writins Every Evenins infor-
tor, Washington. D.. G. This offer applies
strictly TO information. The bureau can.
not give advice on legal, medical and
settle domestic troubics nor ttysnnderta take
exhaustive research on any subject. Wntc
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
full nAme and address and enclose Two
cents In stamps fer return postage Al
replies are sent direct 70 the inquirer
Evening star., 1922-02-11
BIBLE STUDY URGED.
Many Church People Declared Not
to Be StudeutS.

CHICAGO, Ill, February II (Spe-
ctaD There IL q great need Of in
creasing Bible study among the par
ents and children" said Dr.. William
8. Bovar. corresponding secretary Of
the board OF Sunday schools of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
annual meeting here.
DR.. Hovard said. The Bible is the
sacred book Of the Christian religion.
to suppose that he could have an ad-
equate knowledge of Christianity
without a faithful study of the vast
and varied content of the. Bible. 1t
Is, nevertheless, very true that thou
sands of our church people are not
students of the Bible. Many Of them
received q childhood acquaintance
with the outstanding facts and stories
Of the Bible. and as active men Of af-
fairs they are trying to sustain an
adult Christian life upon the concep-
they were your children. This COM
mon practice means that the religion
OF many strong. up-to-date business
man IL IAN anemic affair, and suffers
in comparison with his conceptions of
business, modern industry and poll
tics. 80
I'VE cannot too early lodge in the
minds an4 hearts of our children the
story Of Christianity as set forth in
the Bible. but we must teach them
that they are to be lifelong students
Of the Bible and that while the con-
tent of the Book is not subject to re-
vision. our conceptions Of religion will
undergo wholesome change as we
grow IL We keep putting the truth of
the great book through our thought
processes"
Evening star., 1922-02-11

Beginning tomorrow and continu-
ing for one week. including Sunday,
February -. Rev. Henry B. Wilson,
director Of the Society Of the Naza-
rene, will conduct healing mission
at st. Marks Episcopal Church. Serv-
ices will be held daily at $3.50 am. and
1880 pm.
DIR, Wilson will take for the sub
jects Of his addresses. Finding God
like Power" Life More Abundant1y,"
Does God Ever Send Sickness or
DeathT' Does God Ever withhold
Healing?' Jesus Methods Of Heal
ing" Conditions for Healing" Heal.
ing at Distance,"s DR.. Wilson In
sists that all perYons be instructed be-
laying on Of hands .
DR.. Wilson attributes the power of
healing solely to God. In making this
plain he says: In almost every act
and word we see that Jesus was try
ing to bring home to the people the
truth about God. He wanted them to
know that the power Of God was an
ever-present reality, and that men
could use that power as He did. II
they were in the right relationship
with God and II they but grasped the
truth as He did"
Twelve years ago DR.. Wilson was
rector Of a church in Brooklyn and
chaplain Of . hospital. He came in
contact with numbers Of the sick and
after his visits great improvements
were noticed and in many cases COM
plete recovery, which was the Begin
ming OF his healing work.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
BAPTIST MISSION
WORKERS ToMEET
important Reports Pue at
Two-Day Session at
Calvary Church.

For the hrsts time in its history the
board Of managers OF the American
Baptist Foreign Mission Society, is to
hold meetings in this city. Sessions are
to be held Monday and Tuesday at CAL
vary Baptist Church to which the
public is invited. Executive sessions
of the board will be held at the Hotel
Continental.
Arrangements have been made to
have a number of missionaries, mem
bers Of board and officers to deliver
addresses in the local Baptist
churches tomorrow.
An executive session Of the finance
committee will be held at 9 o'clock
ttnentaI, where a similar session will
also be held at the same time by the
home department committee.
Conference Of Minfgterk
At IL o'clock there will be a confer
ence OF ministers of Washington at
Calvary Baptist Church Addresses
will be made by Prot. Frederick L.
Anderson. chairman Of the board;
Rev. Robert B. LongwelI Of Assam
Rev. Robert Alexander C. Hanna OF
Burma and DR.. P. H. J. Lerrigo,
home secretary.
There will also be executive ses-
sions at Z o'clock at the hotel. At
: o'clock the first session Of the
board will be held at the church. A
dinner for men will be served at 6
o'clock in the dining room Of the
church. and Rev. DR.. W. s. Aberne-
thy, pastor Of the church and presi-
dent Of the board. will preside. Ad-
dresses will be made by Prof. Henry
Evening star., 1922-02-11

B. Robbins, George B. Huntington.
former Governor G. e. Milliken of
Maine and James H. Franklin. The
dinner will be followed by an exc
cutive session of the board at $3.50
o'clock.
.[ Special Reports Due.
: Following an executive session at
. o'clock Tuesday morning there will
be the second session Of the board at
the church at 10 o'clock. In the aft
ernoon ct O'clock the third SEES
sion will be held. At 4 o'clock
special reports will be made by Rev,
Robert B. Longwell of Assam and
Rev. Alexander C. Hanna Of Burma
/ Union service Of the churches OF
Washington will be held at 1880
O'Clock. with Prof. Frederic l. Ander-
son presiding. Addresses will be
made by william B. Lippard. asso-
ciate secretary, on '"rhe Distribution
Of a Cargo of Fellowship" and P. H
Lerrigo. home secretary. on Recent
Missionary Triumphs In Darkest
Africa"
Evening star., 1922-02-11
100 HARD QUERIES
IN BIBLE CONTEST
Fourth Community Quiz
Opens on February 25 in
Stars News Columns.

The fourth community Bible ques-
tion contest, under the auspices of the
Bible study COMMITTEES Of the District
OF Columbia Federation Of women's g
Clubs. Of which Mrs. Louise H. Earll
is chairman. is to be launched satur-
day. February Is, through co-opera-
The questions. Of which there will
be 100. ten being printed each Satur-
day, will be taken from II Samuel,
and II Kings and also from the
books Of the prophets.
Contest Conditions.
The conditions for contestants are
the same as in the previous contests.
Persons OF any age. race or creed may
enter the contest. Any version of, the
Bible may be used In securing the
answers. Answers must be In the
contestants own handwriting or
typewriter. The contestants are
also directed not to put their name 8
on the answers. They must be placed
in a sealed envelope. which 10 to be
pinned to the answers, and this to
contain their name. age. address. Sec
birth and what Sunday school. edu-
cational institution or organization
to which they belong.
Answers to each set Of questions
must be mailed before 1 pm. on the
following Saturday. The place of
meeting for the committee In charge
Of the contest with the members of
the committ$e will be announced next
Saturday.
Three Sets Of Awards.
There will be three sets of awards:
For seniors. 81 and IS; for adoles-
cents. between twelve and eighteen
years of age, IS and So; for children
twelve years of age and under. 50
and 81. Special award will be pro-
vided for the organization sending in
the largest number of contestants
and who have the best average Of per
cent in ratings.
At the last meeting Of the commit
tee arranging for the contest q reso-
luton was unanimously adopted and
sent to Secretary of State Hughes in
appreciation of the opening and clos
ing of the conference on Limitation Of
armament with prayer.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
CHURCH WORKERS MEET.
Metropolitan Members Preparing
for Special Campaieu.

A membership supper and church
conference WIS held In the Metro-
politan Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church Thursday evening. There was
a large attendance. Bishop John w.
Hamilton. Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs.
A. B. Duvall. Oscar Allen, Renah
Camalier, w. S. Dewhirst, DR.. W. s.
Washburn and DR.. Harry D. Mitchell
made addresses. Mrs. A. E. True was
the chairman of the supper commit
tee and Mrs. II. D. Mitchell was chair
man OF the committee on decors-
tions.
Plans were launched for a cam
patgn to raise money enough to meet
the small remaining Indebtedness on
the new parsonage and to redecorate
and repair the main auditorium.
Reports indicated q most successful
year now closing and a new program
for enlarged activities was presented
by the minister and heartily approved
by the membership.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
MEN TO BE ADDRESSED.
Rev. Freeman viii Speak Z
Epiphany Church Meeting.

Epiphany Church, will address a
meeting of the men of the diocese of
Washington on 1.-THE Call to the Min
istry." on the night Of February 20.
at st. Johns Church. This meeting
is in line with mems movement
in the church." fostered by the senior
and junior brotherhoods of st. An
drew. 1t is q national movement
and services of a similar character
will be held throughout the coun-
try, on the same night.
Each parish in the diocese of
Washington has been asked to send
men as possible from the parish to
the meeting who are considered
eligible candidates for the ministry.
The address of DR.. Freeman will deal
largely with work within the min
istry.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
DR.. LERRlGO TO SPEAK.
Mission Workers Plan Meeting at
Calvary Baptist Church.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
calvary Baptist Church will meet
next Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
In the lecture room Of the church.
A devotional service will be led by
Mrs. William H. Baker, and an ad-
dress will be delivered by DR.. p II. J.
Lerrigo Of New York. candidate Sec
retary Of the American Baptist For
eign Mission Society. DIR. Lerrigo
was formerly q missionary to the
Philippine Islands. A solo will be
sung by Mrs. John Stahl. Luncheon
VIII be served at 1 O'clock
Evening star., 1922-02-11
Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities
Bible thought for To-day

GOD CARES FOR HIS OWN.
And they shall be mine. saith
the Lord Of hosts. In that day
when I make up my Jewels;
and I will spare them, as a man
sparetb his own. son that serv-
eth him.-Malachi, BIZ.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
Y. ". C.. A.
Y. W. c. a.
Informal vespers. 1888 y st.
4:3O-Sunday Afternoon.
'.BurraM ClAsan in chaIke. Tea at $40.
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY 7. W. @. A.
oo1 Rhode Island ave.
Vesper Service.
Sunday, pm.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Scientist
Dranehes Of the Mother Church. the
First Church Of ChRIst, Scientist.
In Boston. Mass.
Firxt Church of Christ, Scientist,
Coiunhia roaA and Euclid 1t.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist.
NE. Masonic Temple. ssh and p sts. NE.
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic Temple, 15th and N. 7. ave.
Eoarfh Church of Christ, Scientist,
The Arcade. 18th Ut. and Park I'd.
SOUL"
susSay. II a.m. and pm.
WIpNkspxY SvEa1Sd MEETINGS
READINd ROOMS.
la1s r ST. NV. Roon COS
Heurs. $50 to 9:s0 texeept Wedns.aay.
ESQ to s:soj. ~ ~ ~ =
COLORADO BLDG. 18th and G sts-
Hosrs. 10 to . WED, 10 to Z, and sun.
ll6 EAST CAPITOL 8T-F
a''s: e. sauds, & ?sass's so so s.sd
THE. ARCADE, 14th and P.rk roaa
(Seeond Flo0P)-
70 10 $50 week days; alss 70 . p.A
Except WednesdaysJ.
UNITARIAN. =
Evening star., 1922-02-11
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
9th and Streets NV.
MINISTER'S
w. S. Abernethy, D. D, Pastor
Rev. A. F. Anderson D. D, Assistant Pastor.
Rev. A. D. Bryant, Minister to the Deaf.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, $50 AN, Faucet Superintendent
amSermonete Boy Scouts by Dr. Abernethy TnemeS
THE GREAT AMERICAN'
ADDRESS REV. ]. H FRANKLIN. DID, sc.i
Foegn Secretary American Baptist Foreign Mission Society,"
JUNIOR CHURCH: Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Theme
ArrC AYTK1c -rI1 pr,NIr1Sa te.s
saSS>A><aAAAAN0 Ill A||A<A>S
CLANTERN PlCFCRES) -
500 pm-ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT WILLIAM HUTcHINS OF
BEREA COLLEGE, KENTUCKY. 4
pm.-Service for the Deaf. Rev. A. D. Bryant
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR MEETINGS. Sunday 645 100 PM;
Tuesday, 500 Pm.
: THURSDAY, 500 PM: AD-WEEK PRAYER MEETING
Evening star., 1922-02-11
LUTHERAN.
Church of the Incarnation

Church Of the Incarnation
18th and esilatin str. NV.
REV. HENRY KANKEN. Psstoe.
sHss,e R'sss .:ssos. sssss'2; s:a i an. IN:
l. Evening services pm.
Atoneinent Rev. i. o. sAxEa. ni Pastor: q:
Preaching. IL am. and pm.
sTa1sassss s4iss: afass* coRBRLGr 5ias RE- INVITED.
AO1N Rev. RICHARD SCHMIDT, Pastor.
Enslish. II an and pm. Luther League
Keller Memorial Lutheran
MD. AVE. AND eth ST. NE.
S. T. Nicholas, DID,, Pastor.
Sunday School at $50 am.
Bible Class for Men, 1880.
Morning Service at II 90.
Evening Service at 7::45-
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
THE VETERANS OF FOR
EIGN WARS
Sermon by the Department
Chaplain
REV. H. D. BOYER
intermediate Society, GAS
Young Peoples Society,", Gas.
ST. Marks [ Lutheran Church
REV. h. BENNINGTON HAYES. D. D.,
THE CHURCH WHERE 1iiSai xou FEEL At
HOME"
0:45 a.m.-Bible school.
II 90 a.m.-The service and sermon.
7:H p.m.-vespers and sermon.
SEQ pm. lived. IL L prayer service.
DR., HAYES WILL PREACH MORNING
AND EvHNING.
Trinity Lutheran Church
,csf. lth ana z stu. NV. (ldisssuri sy,od).
b. SCHROEDER. Pastor.
Services: =
II am. English; 7:30 Pm, German;
9. 8. and Bible class. S:45 an.
Christ Lutheran Church
OGissouri Synod.)
New Jersey ave. bet. N and N sts.
:. TREDERIC WENCHEL, Pasto1.
1l:OO a.m.-subject. ''TAe Best Friend.''
UNITARIAN.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran
10Th and @ NV.
CIV. LOCHER, Pastor.
II am.-English service.
Sp.m.-English service.
ALL WELCOME
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church
{Ohio Synod.)
14ta and Cofcoran sts. NV.
Preaching, II am. and Pm.
Sunday school. ESQ an.
G. E. LENSKI, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Fourth Presbyterian Church
1ath and Fairmont sts. nv.
DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. Pastor.
SO a.m.-Sunday school. Mems Bih1e
class taught BY Frank I. Aiddleton.
.u:06 a.m.-Norning worship. Boy Scout
suEday. The pastor win preach to
Scout Troop 20.
TOO pm-C. e. societies.
500 pm.-EveninE worship. Preaching BY
the pastor, THE Daysman In the
Mount"
Monday, pm.-Meeting Of the church for
the election Of an associate pastor.
THURSDAY, $50 Pm, mission study elass.
Subject, latin America"
S:16, prayer and Bible study.
Nr. Herbert r. Keyser, orYanist and mu-
sical director. Chorus choir. Mr.. Howard
p Bailey, precentor,
Evening star., 1922-02-11

Lincolns birthday IL to. be OBJ
served at Foundry NJ. E, Church, 18th
and Church streets, tomorrow. In
the morning Rev. DR.. Jonathan c.
Day Of New York city is to deliver
a lecture on Lincoln and the Soul of
America"
DIR. Day. who is a native of Ken
lucky, belongs to one of the typical
mountain families. He comes from
the same county az Lincoln.
Evening star., 1922-02-11

SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
10th AND KENNEDY sTs. NV.
At Reservoir and Entrasss to Rock Creek Patk.
REV. MAURICE S. WHITE
PASTOR.
Na.se. $50 18th q. NV.
$50 a.m.-SuDday school.
11.00 An
abraham Lincoln
500 p.m.-'The Mind Of Christ"
II. BROADNE61.
Sunday, p.m.-Y. p. 8. C. y.
Leader, Mrs. Laura B. Davis
Thursday; Sis p.m.-Pastoe's Bible clan.
Friday. 7:00 p.n.-Aovins pictures.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
THE EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH

1oth Ut. and Columbia road.
To Be the National Baptist Memorial to
Religious Liberty. 'r
GROVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON
PASTOR.
$50 a.m.-Bibie school with classes for all
ages.
II a.m.-MornfnR worship. Sermon By Dr.
Emory W. Hunt. president Of Bucknell
University.
8p.m.-Evening gospel service. Pastor
breaches again from the Book of Rev
The War Against Satan,
and the Way to Win"
Also, a Word to Parents on
the Movies"
Dr. Clayton's BIBLE LECTURE Saturday
evening. 8 to 8. ToniGht's topic, THE En-
LAReEKENT OF THE ALTAR.
Thursday evening prayer and Fellowship
nss.inE e 9. Topic. "TM DUTY OF PAR
Behold l Stand at the Door
and Knock"
Evening star., 1922-02-11
LUTHERAN.

St. Paups English Lutheran Church
Eleventh and Il Streets NV.
JOHN T. HUDDLE. D. D.. Pastor.
1A"THE THREE JUDGES OF CONDUCT" /"
e'THE GROWTH OF THE SOUL"
@. $3.50. C. E.-6:4.
Prayer service, Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
Metropolitan Baptist

e:45-Brother Van meets men in auditorium
1l.eo-sermoa b. Rsv. William 4. waldo
pastor Of First Baptist Church sf
Corv1llis, OFeHee. ~
0;zSJuniof, intermediate and 0enior
Christian Endeavor.
7:43Sermou by Rev. James 81. Franklin.
SECRETARY Foreign Aissianary Board, North
ern Baptist Convention
Attend these services. You VIII receive a
BETHANY RHobE ssl. IsLASD n AVE
nfv HUGH as, T. HslE SsSssa f1.'G5 s. g.
s' M.ao 5, no of oIssss. snb bls1s sT :ehsei ESQ
ssaef "ses :.riee. Il 1 1hulsa.y. M Eve ss.r,sods %
feels at home at Bethany.
PETWORTH BAPTIST
Rev. F. +. fauL Psd eiacssei IsSeaosNs 5Ia T Pastor.
'' ..iy s:p.isi aASIi Fo1sita Ai:.ieHsfs sssasi
7:s pn-6G. p. h ]. LERRleE. HON.
secretary Baptist Missionary
s:se sunday school Glasses for an.
TsuPsdsy. Pm. prayer service.
Grace Baptist Church
PASTOR =. y. JOHNSON
1l:oo-DE; Henry 3. Robins. Rochester.
N. z, breaches.
7:45-Mr. Henry Bond, Battleboeo. Vt,
9:30-Bible school. Z, Young People.
Church prayer meeting, Thursday at 7.lk.
KH+ f0f:,,. BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. ROY A. CARTER, Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
HIS a.m.-Subject. THE SEVEN SLEEP
ERS~
sonn.-sPESIAL SERMON by REV.
500 p.n.-B. 7. p. o., LAWYER WILL
SON will speak.
500 p.n.-Subject, THE NAN CALLED
BEFORE BIRTH"
You are invited to attend all services.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
Fifth Baptist

ENEAR 7th s.w.
DR.. John e. Briggs will preach:
11:00-Preaching by r. B. Longwell, mis-
siooary to Assam.
7:3o-Rev. Earle B. Cross. secretary A. B.
r. Mission Society.
s. g. $50; chapel 3. s., 3; B. 7. p. o., Q.
WELCOME.
Baraca 8. s. class supper, Wednesday
Evening star., 1922-02-11

REVIVAL
FEB. 13-MARCH 3
Evangelist
7. Ryiand Sanford
OF CHATHAM. VA
EVERY NIGHT, 8 Pm.
Qldtime Religion
Sermons
Large Chorus Choir
Musical Specialties
KENDALL BAPTIST
NINTH AND B S.W.
Pastor Walter C. Scott =.
breaches Sunday, Feb. ~
Evening star., 1922-02-11

Tenth and N ats. nv.
Rev. ]. J. MUIR, D. D., Pastor.
Services:
II a.m.-Dr. z. B. Cross, New York, viii
preach.
1apSed Wall"
Bible school. $50 am. c. e.. Z pm.
6TRANGERS SURE OF WELCOME.
Evening star., 1922-02-11

The pulpit of the West washington
Baptist Church will be occupied To-
morrow morning by DR.. A. Z. danns
Of Burma, and by DR.. Fred. L. An
derson Of Boston.
Evening star., 1922-02-11
PRESBYTERIAN.

MUsIC By THE QUARTET.
Sherwood RaogE lode !sL4NI ss.4 "a AvEN0s
REV. WALTER L. EAGLRSON, D. D., Pastor
$50 q. a.m.-Sunday school.
Hoo a.m--'What Shall Render Unt
the LofdT'
500 p.n.-Yomg Peoples night,
Evening star., 1922-02-11

Rev. DR.. Earle B. Cross. prominent
In Raptist circles and representing
The American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sions Society, will preach at the Tenn
Die Baptist Church tumorEqW morn
ing. In the evening the pastor @ is 20
preach, having as his subject ine
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