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There will be q play entitled. The
Mischievous Niger" also box So
cial at Clifton School, Thursday
night, February End. If not fair
weather that night. the next fair one.
Admission 10 and Is cents. Pro
ceers for benefit of School.
1902
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All winter hats at $1.9S going.
remember this is not left overs from
seasons and years, it is all this win
ters goods. Also lot of pongee
waists at 90 cents. for Saturday
only. Esther Garner Levy, New
Theatre Building. Muir street side.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

1915 a. NJ. Convention Bible Glass
IL A. NJ, Morning Worship, The
Preparation of Success" $50 T. NJ
Sunday SCHOOL, $50 I. NJ, Junior
and Senior B. Y. ?. T.; Evening Wor-
ship, subject The Hammer of God. :"
Beginning Monday evening Cottage
Prayer Meetings will be held in held
in different homes to prepare for the
revival. To all Of these services you
are cordially invited.
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ST. PAuLs Nj. I. CHURCH

9 A. NJ Glass Meeting; II \. NJ.
Morning Worship sermon subject,
who Shall Enter Heaven" P. NJ.
Sunday School, special music; 7.2p
l.. NJ. Evangelistic service. sermon
subject, Future Punishment; Mon.
100 +. NJ, Senior C. F.: Wed. +.
NJ. Intermediate c. E.; Wed. 7.45 7.
NJ Prayer Meeting; Fri. +. NJ
Junior c. Z. To all of these service 5
the public is most cordially invired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

rcr Shcrs.s
Harry BeaHs. - ss~srt T~p.
Cd. Robertson. cf Guthrie
Col. e. a. shsnk. d. MsrsAsu
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SURPLUS Or WIDOWS IN
/. EUROPE OVER Is MILLION
Since War Feminine Ratio Has
Been Growing Steadily sIn
Germany and
Austria

Berlin. July MANS minority on
earth az compared 10 women. fact
even before the war. has been In
creased by the conflict until today Il
ia estimated there are 2Js00D,oo0 more
wcmen than men in Europe alone
Official statistics Published here
show that the surplus OF women In
Europe has increased ny 1900. .0oo
Before the war there we're 1883
women ~ every thousand men, now
the proportion IL l.ifi 10 J 1000, This
rising aurpius has been most marked in
Russia where the number of women
has grown from oi2 10 / 10 for
every 1000 men. This Ii on this ba-
sls Of the figures for SO governments
The situation has also been notably
changed In Germany, Austria. Jngo-
siayai, Great Britain. Luxemburg.
France and Italy. In Germany. exclua
i've Of Upper ssiiesia. there are 1000
men whereas before the war there
were about I,o2G. On the contrary.
the surplus women has decreased in
Denmark. Norway. Sweden and the
Netherlands.
An outstanding feature 0f the siiu-
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ALL BErs ana orr

NV KyiI!' os!!!isiii's'!i' 80

We've simply got 70 seanomIxs."
declared gsardsp. 'aad don't sss
why you don't learn 10 trim your o~n
hats and save THESE mitilnss htIIs
"rlf trim my own hat. IL sui win
trim your own haif and save ths tAr~
bar bills replied hls wife sweetly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

ron SALE comrlete aahoiarnhip IN
DrAu4hons Practical business col
leTe. Oklahoma city. rhls y shs
ber business college IN tho scutn-
west. The Leader Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

alton Nv that girls of marriag aahte
age are In tho minority In chs Surplus.
most oi those IN tlie excess ciassifis
:oatIon being Of elder yeara and lnai1y
OF than widows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

10 hours II jail.
\ Doth men are prominent IN .oczl
business circles,
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HARDING TELLS HOW
TO GET succEea

Marion Ohio. July Z Here are ths
Ictiof essentials of success. according
To mgned editorial u prsaldens
Harding IN his Marion Star
I HONESTY.
SIMPLICITY
INDUSTRY.
\ CAPACITY.
DIFFERENTIATION.
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roH SALE

FOR SALE or TRADE--Four choice
corner lots 18TH and Okla Ave. on
car line. See Lowther. Phone i2s
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


CLASSIFIED WANTS
TRADES, TRADES. We make them
All ksnds. Hare ! party especially |
anxtous 10 trade . farm for city !,
property or i business. The Uaftrey |
o. us IL 4. Oklahoma avenue.
Statesmen
WANTED Salesman wstn car. Corl
tires at prices below scnspcsisars
sieopo and expenses Hyaro-Nnls
cxn Tire Company, iiea s Michigan
Ave. chscAeo lsiinois
roR SALE
FOR sAI<k--Drag store. coed lora
ton. old stand. deing a good nss-
lress VIII sell ats a .Larxsin ; ~
trken soon. Cali ~ our office scr
particulars. Mccoy Realty Co, lea
- u. Oklahoma Ave.
FOR SALE or TRADE -Four choice
corner lots 18TH and okia- Ave. on
car line See Lowther. Phone i2a
FOR SAl~E-ie5 East College avenue
sssye.0e. A. b. Armstrong Phone
sss.
FOR SAI-E--Fresh Jersey COW. CAts
AZ s20 w. Mansur Phone 797.
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FOR sAI-E--A 8 room modern iiouse
70 foot Of ground at ZIG North
vine A bargain. Phone So.
--------------------------
FOR sAI.E-Ford Coupe, wire wheels
Haslers. and extras Price right
Phone lac. 2es South Ash.
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FOR sAI.E--Grocery stock in Cath
rse. Address Y. NJ. care OF Learer
office.
~
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-EIghsy
acres near Guthrie VIII sell at d
low price for cash ar will take go~d
fve room modern bouse for part
payment. A. b. Armstrong. pac~e
:ss.
FOR SALE Modern SIX room house
~ vacant lots only $4,000 80, Can
loan yoR large part of the parchafe
money. A. Il. Armstrong. Phone Sss
FOR sAg.E-Two beautsfu lots On
the West Hill at right price fcr
cash. A. b. Armstrong. Phone sss.
l-----------~-~-------- ---
FOR RENT
Iron REST--seven rooms furnishsf
or unfurnished, modern Phone
ssesy.
/ FOR RENT Modern s@roon house.
Modern 6 room house. Furnished
IEIdx., 25xile. storage, garage Phone
1ss. H. r. Hanxford.
Iron REyT-Nice room modern
cottage. shade. cisern. zzrsge'
dose in. Phone essJ. 4Is. 8. Oak
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Want 16rersisenenis II the Lead
er must be in the Office by twelve
e'c1ock II Classification Is desired
Classified ads are cash. eycept vhsr'
parties have reEusar accounts at the
Leader Office. The Leader collectors
have experienced 50 fruch froable
in locating many parties who have
pnoned 10 wants. that II is necessary
to invoke the cash-in- -zdFxsce sys-
sern- except where regular scDunts
sre maintained Memorable of what
ID wanted or '.fcr sale etc, may
be sefg 1t tbs Leader bustness cffsce
and same wili BE- osaver.eS into form
ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

FOR SAI-E-io5 EAst College avenue
sssse0e. A. b. Armstrong Phone
|sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

TRADES, TRADES. We make them
All ksnds. Hare ! party especially
anxsous 10 trade . farm for CITY
property or i business. The oaftney
o. lis IL X. Oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

An Englisman has perfected
compiet sewing machine that ia small
enough 70 30 held IN the hand and
which contains only 70 moving tarts
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FOR SAl-E--Fresh Jersey COW. GaA
a. $40 w. Mansur Phone 797.
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sAlEsMEN

WANTED Salesman with car. Corl
tires at prices below co4npesitars
sieopo and expenses. Hyaro-Nai :
can Tire Company. llea $. Michigan
Ave. chs~so. Ilssnois
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
cHURCHE, OF CHRIST. Scientist.

cHURCHEs OF CHRIST. Scientist
Branches of Tne Mother Church, Ths
First Church OF Christ, scieutiat,
In Boston. Mass.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Columbia road and Euclid st
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist.
n r Masonic Temple. sth and F n q
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic Temple. 18th and N Y ave
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist
The Arcade. 18th and PARK rd-
SUBJECT-"God, the Preserver of
Man."
SERVICES
Sunday. IL O. N. ana D. -
SUNDAY sCHOOL~1l .. m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEprINos
- o'clock.
READING ROOMS;
1873 T ST. n. w.. ROOM COS
Hours. to s:3o tsIcspt wednssdays
40 H. and and Sundays and holidays,
las EAST CAPITOL ST.
Hours. II to (except wsdnssaaya
II to 8; Sundaya 3:ao 70 G:1e
Closed hoIidays).
COLORADO BLDG. 18th and @ Stu
Hours. 10 to (wed.. 10 to T. ana
Sun and holidays. 2:3o to g:ssl
xHk ARCADE. l4th and Park rd. ts>s-
end Floor)-
10 to $50 week days; also 7 to .
.. N (sxcspt Wsdnssdays).
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''SATAN'S empire"
TOPIC OF SERMON
w. r. Hudgings, Evangelist, to
Preach at Metropolitan
Theater.

"Satan's Empire Falling" will be
the topic Of William F. Hudgings.
an evangelist of considerable note in
New York City. in his lecture at the
Metropolitan Theater at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning Mr.. Hudgings has
made an exhaustive study of Biblical
prophecy and win present interest
ing Scriptural proofs that the won
derful events Of our day were fore
told by the prophets of old and indi-
cate the passing away ofs Satan's
dominion with it's attendant evils.
and the establishment Of Gods king
dom of righteousness on earth with
Its blessings OF peace. happiness.
prosperity and everlasting life to the
obedient Of mankind. He has lec-
tured In Washington on a number OF
occasions in the past and has many
friends here who viii. welcome him
to the city once more.
Harry NJ. Crandal'. owner of the
Metropolitan Theater, has extended
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
PLAN GIFT SERVICE
FOR NEXT FRIDAY
Central Presbyterian Sunday
School Members toiAid
Various Missions.

The annual Christmas giving serv.
ice Of the Central Presbyterian Sun.
day School will be held next Friday
at 7:3o .. m. Sunday School mem
bers are requested to bring pro-
visions. toys. books. clothing and
money to be distributed to various
mountain schools and missions,
Gifts will be made this year to
mountain schools in Patrick county.
Virginia: Banner Elk. n. c.; Cross.
more. N. c.. and Nacoochee. Ga:
also to the Orphans Home in
Lynchburg. Va; the Belgian Gospel
Mission. the Greufell Mission in
Labrador. the Near East and Cen.
;tral Union Mission of this city.
A program OF music and singing
will be rendered and Santa Claus Is
expected to appear in person.
The object in having the exercises
early is TO have the gifts reach their
destination in time for Christmas.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
LECTURES EACH NIGHT.
Christmas Eve Service
Will Be By Candlelight

The choir of the Church of the
Ascension, Massachusetts avenue at
Twelfth street northwest, under the
direction of George F. Bayliss. is
preparing for its annual Christmas
Eve service. when old English carols
with orchestral accompaniment will
be sung by candleliGht. in accord
ance with the medieval custom of
the Church of England
The church will he lighted by
candles placed in the windows of
the church and carried by the choir
members There will be a star
representing the Star of the East
and its illumination will signal the
beginning Of the service. Walter
Fl. Nash and his orchestra have
been engaged for the occasion. as
sisted by John r. Wilson. The pub
lie is urged to come early. all seats
being free.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
WORK OF WOMEN
TO Be DISCUSSED
Mrs. Robert E. Speer Will Tell
of Experiences as Head
of Y. w. C. A.

Washington women are to have
an opportunity for first-hand in.
formation on women's work. when
Mrs. Robert E. Speer. of New York
City. president of the National
Board of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association of America. will
deliver an address on Women and
the Worlds Future"
Mrs. Speer. who has been presi
dent of the National Board of the
Young Vomens Christian Associ
alton sirce 1915, is the wife OF
DIR. Robert f. Speer. president of
the Federal Council of Churches OF
Christ in America. DR.. Speer was
formerly pastor of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church of New York
City.
Mrs. Speer. working with Dean
NJ Carey Thomas, of Bryn Mawr
was one of the founders of the
Workers College at Bryn Mawr. a
summer college for women in in
dustry.
The meeting will be held in the
narish house of Epiphany on
Thursday and is one of a series
sponsored by committee of Wash
irgtOn women in the interest of
the worldwide work of the Y. w
c. A. The other two meetings are
to be held in the homes of Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss and Mrs. Hen.
nen Jennings
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Mrs. LOman to Speak
At Alexandria Meeting

Mrs. John Loman. a member of
the Board OF Religious Education
of the Diocese of Pennsylvania, and
lecturer on the Christian Nurture
Series. will spend this weekend
in Alexandria.
Tonight Mrs. Loman will be glad
TO meet informally any teachers
who will call on her at st. Pauls
rectory. Az Duke street.
Tomorrow morning she will visit
st. Paul's Sunday School.
In the afternoon at 4:30 Mrs. LO.
man will address a gathering of
teachers in the Norton Memorial.
This is public meeting. and all
parents. officers and teachers are
invited.
AT night Mrs. Loman will speak
in St Paul's Church especially to
parents.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
CHURCH WILL GIVE
BIG MUSIC SERVICE
First Congregational viii Hear
Deluxe Concert Group of
New York.

Tho Gates Bible Class meets to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock IN
the auditorium Of the First Consre-
gational Church under the leader
ship Of Judge E. r. Seeds. The
Young Meme Class discusses social
problems In the west parlor Of the
church at 10 o'clock under the lead
srship Of w. w. Britt.
Musical Vespers at 4:45 in the
afternoon in the First Congrega-
iional Church. The artists assist.
ing Harry Edward Mueller will be
Ruby Potter. soprano; Fritz Muel-
Ter. 'cellist; Herman Hoffman. vio-
!inist, and Robert NJ. Ruckman,
pianist. The feature of the pro-
gram will be Meditation" for vio-
lin. cello, piano and organ and
the Gounod-Bach Ave Maria" "
sung by Mrs. Potter, with violin,
piano, and organ accompaniment.
Following Is the program: Sonata
in A Minor" first movemenO (Bo-
rowskD; Concert Intermezzo" QHol-
lins); cello solo, "Melodie" CTschai-
kowsky); soprano solos, Ave Ma.
ria" (Gounod-B Bach; with violin.
piano and organ accompaniment,
THE Bells of Ste. Anne de Beau
pre-" RusselD: Meditation" for
violin, cello. piano and organ;
"Canto Amoroso" CNevin); violin.
aria" (Goldmark).
The De Luxe Concert Group of
New York will give one Of the Sc
ries of weekly free concerts on Sat
urday night at 8 o'clock. This
group of artists composed of Marie
Caslova, violinist. Mary Allen. So
prano and Abram Chassins, pianist,
have won a reputation individually
and as a company for their splen-
did work. They will appear in the
following program Violin and
piano. First and Second Move
ments Of Sonata" Caesar Franck)
soprano solo. "Micaela's Aria from
Carmen tRiZet): piano solo.
Waltz BriiIiante" lChopinr Cap.
rice Espagnor' (MoskowskD: SO.
prano solos, "Exaltation" CNrs- II.
II. A. Beach, THE Gardener
tkahnI; violin. Meditation from,
Tha:s (MasseneU: "MaZurka'
tZarzykD; piano. Caprice" UiutChe.
SOM: ''Valse Caprice" Rubinstein)
soprano 'Mother NV DA,r" tTrs-
harne,; "Piprrot" (Rvbnerl: life
CurranI: violin. 'Preludium and
Allegro" Pugnani. Kreisler,; "Oriau.
tale" Caesar CniI: "Sicilianc" Fran
cOeurKreisler): soprano. violin. and
piano. The Last Rose of Summer
from Martha F1otowI.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Church to Broadcast
Sermon of Minister

The service at the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church will be broad.
cast by radio tomorrow evening,
beginning at s o'clock. "If Winter
Comes" will be the subject of the
Rev. DIR. Earle Wilfley's sermon.
Special musical numbers will be
rendered by the church chorus un-
der the direction of w. Z. Braith-
waite. Unfold. Ye Portals" will
be sung by the CHORUS, and the
male quartet will give What Will
the Harvest Be-" by Bilhorn.
At the morning service DIR. Will
fley will preach on the subject,
Why Jesus Died" The chorus
choir will render the anthem, Seek
fe the Lord" and the mixed quar-
tet also will sing.
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its use. free OF charge. for the serv-
Ice which IN being arranged for by
the local branch Of the international
Bible Students Association. The
association extends q cordial vel
come to the public 70 be present.
Admission VIII be tree and no coliec-
ton taken.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Records Made of
Four Famous Hymns

Records have been made for use
on the phOnograph of four hymns
sung by the male quartet of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
The songs are "Redemption's
Story" Just Outside the Door -
'Rehold, the Man of Galilee." and
"Hark. the Voice Of Jesus Calling"
The recording was done by
Homer Rodeheaver while the
members of the quartet were re.
Gently in attendance at the national
convention of the Disciples of
Christ at Winona Lake, Indiana
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Luther Memorial Church
to Hold Musical Service

The musical service at IL o'clock
tomorrow at Luther Place Mem
orinI Church. will he as follows:
Prelude. "Andante" (GleaSOnl: an
them. Gods Peace Is Peace Eter-
nal" (Grieg,. solo by +. J. StensOn.
baritone: offertory, Romance"
ToursI: violin solo. ave Maria"
Bach-GounOd), Finnel Estes; post
lude. March of the Priests Men
delSsohn).
lude, "Andante in c. (Silas): an
them, Through Peace to Light"
Hastings), solo by Miss Eva Bright.
nOntraltO; offertOry, "Allegretto
GraZioso" (Tours); anthem. Eve
ming Prayer" Pontius); postlude,
Biederman).
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Columbia Congregation
Observes Church Day

Church Day" was observed
Thursday at the Columbia Heights
Christian Church with a large and
enthusiastic attendance.
The congregation is divided into
twelve groups and each group. un-
der the direction of trained lead
ers. looks after all the interests
of the church in that part of the
citv where the group is located.
DIR. Darby. of the Church Fed
Grafton. gave an address at the
noon meeting. and J. L. Wilmeth
and Mrs. b. H. Melton addressed
deeply interested audiences at the
evening services. Many reports
were made representing all the ac-
tivities of the church.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
NOTEDSPEAKER
To OLECTURE ON
PSYCHOLOGY"
Dr.. Elwell Lincoln House Will
Begin Series of Addresses at
First Congregational Church
WILL BE HERE FOR WEEK
Initial Speech will Be Delivered
at II A. M. Tomorrow on
Subject, Mount of Vision"

DR.. Elwin Lincoln House, OF
Oregon. whose books on psychology
have passed the hundred thousands
In sales and who addresses more
people annually than any other
lecturer in the United States will
begin a series of popular addresses
on the psychology Of religion in
the First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets northwest, to-
morrow at IL a. m
Or. House is a graduate Of Har-
ward and Boston universities. After
important pastorates in Massachu-
setts and on the Pacific Coast dur
ing which his Investigations in psy-
chology were carried on, DIR. House
entered the lecture field. He is a
big man physically and mentally.
gifted as an orator and possessing
an ability TO make an abstruse sub
ject clear and understandable. He
viii speak at IL a. m. Sunday
morning on the Mount of Vision" +"
MEETING FOR WOMEN.
At 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
there will be a mass meeting for
girls and women in the auditorium
IT the First Congregational Church
under the auspices of the Young
Women's Christian Association.
Miss Macarthur. general secretary
of the Washington Y. W. G. A. will
-UN.4 L
on the symphony Of Life.
The real commencement of the
series of addresses on psychology
will be tomorrow night at : o'clock
when DIR. House speaks on the
Wonders OF the Mind" Every
weekday afternoon, including next
Saturday, DIR. House will speak at
4:45. The afternoon subjects are:
The Bridge of Faith THE Power
Of Affirmation Tuning to the
Infinite" Psychology COntribu'
lion to Prayer" How to Heal
Ones Self and Others" Damaged
Goods
LECTURES EACH NIGHT.
Every night at p. m. DIR. House
will lecture, the subjects being:
"The Forces of Suggestion, The
Destroyers and Builders of Health,
Does the Bible Teach Healing To
day Spiritual W. Mental Heal
ing" Psychic Phenomena, or Oc-
cultism, TheoSonhy. Spiritualism.
Dreams. Hypnotism and Telepathy-
Many Washington people have
heard DIR. House lecture in the
South and West anc general in
yitation to all interested in these
subjects is extended.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Senior EndeavOrers to
Hold Business Meeting

A business meeting of the Senior
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
will be held at the Church next
Tuesday evening, led by the presi.
dent, Miss Louise Moddelmog
This meeting will be followed by
Il nut" social. under the direc.
tion of Edward A Krause, chair.
man of the social committee.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
To Conduct Devotional
Services at Hospital

Christian Endeavorers OF the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
led by Eugene Douglass, will con-
duct a devotional service at Wal
ter Reed Hospital, with the COOP
GRAFTON Of the chaplain Of the Y.
NJ. c. A., at 1880 tomorrow eve
ming, which service will be fol-
lowed by a social hour.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
PECK MEMORIAL

Pennsylvania ave. and 28th ct. northwest.
Irving Ketchum's Sermons.
100 q. m.-How Near Is God?
7:45-who Go To HeavenT
10:15-Men's Bible Class
$500 p.m.-Sunday School.
7:00 p.m--C. E. subject: What I Be-
lieve and Why. Mrs. Florida Brown.
leader.
Wednesday, 8 p. m. Prayer Meeting.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Fifth Baptist.

DR.. John E. Briggs will preach on
Degrees in Heaven and Degrees In
He'll at Fifth Baptist Church on
Sunday night. A tree will offering
will be received for the Christmas
Basket Fund for the poor Of South
Washington. The annual get-to.
gether church supper will be served
on Friday night with brief address
and bright songs. The first 20O
who hand in their names will be
accommodated.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
st. Andrews Episcopal.

Rev. Herman c. Schultz, pastor.
will preach tomorrow morning on
the Foundation Of Christian Love"
The subject of the evening sermon
will be, How Jesus Prayed Pub
licly."
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Hamline Methodist.

At the evening service at Hanline
Church. Ninth and p streets north.
west. DR.. Fox, pastor. will preach
on Rabbit" giving this popular
novel spiritual Interpretation.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH
OF CHRIST.
1902 14th st. n. W.
Pastor. MRS. JANE E. COATES.
Services every sunday p. m All
Welcome
Subject: THE Aftermath of Life. 80
Spirit Messages by the Pastor. Heal
ing by DT. Meyers.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Ninth Street Christian.

Tomorrow will be Mems Day" at
the. Ninth Street Christian Church.
starting with the Bible School at
$3.50 a. m. Judge Gilbert o. Nations
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Unitarian House.

THE Philosophy OF Robert Brown
ing" will be the subject of an ad-
dress by Prof. Anne T. Renshaw to-
morrow evening at s o'clock at the
Unitarian HOUSE. 1889 Columbia
road The public is invited.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
BAPTIST

Washington Males
Are Not Men," 9 p. IN. The large Inde-
pendent Band Of Washington, Prof KID
well. director. plays Sunday night. Com
Portable chairs (msn like them). IL a. m.
-"Heaven-Help" Centennial Baptist
Church. 7th ana Eye streets N. n
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Centennial Baptist.

why Many Washington Males
Are Not Men" is the subject Of
Pastor f. Hez Swem for tomorrow
night at the Centennial Baptist
Church. The Independent Band of
Washington, Prof. Kidwell. director,
will play a number of selections.
The IL a. m. subject is Heaven
Help"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-09
Peck Memorial.

How Near Is God?" and who
Go to Heaven" are the morning
and evening subjects OF Irving w.
Ketchum lat Peck Memorial to.
morrow.
Mrs. Florida Brown will speak at
the Christian Endeavor service at I
p. IN. on What Believe and Why"
There will be a free clinic for all
children up to the age of twelve on
Thursday from to 5 O'Clock.