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Evening star., 1924-03-15
DR.. LUBBOCK IN SECOND
y, ;OF'SERMON SERIES
"Jesus the Friend" Will Be Sub
ject at Epiphany Church To-
morrow Morning.

Tomorrow at the Church Of the Epiph-
any, Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock will preach
at the IL O'Clock and 8 o'clock services.
In the morning he will give the second
of his series of sermons on the Jesus
Of st. Luke. The topic tomorrow morn
Ing will be Jesus the Friend" Sunday
evenings in Lent DR.. Lubeck is giving
a Series on God as Revealed in the
Prophets" Tomorrow evening he will
speak on Hosea"
At s am. there will be the monthly
corporate communion for men and boys,
70 lowed by fellowship breakfast in
the pari:h house. At 9:30 and at 8
O'Clock the church school holds its ses-
SionS.
At 8 o'clock Rev. Raymond L. wolven,
minister in charge Of the parish, meets
the class Of candidates for confirmation.
At 4 o'c.ock there will be the service of
choral evensong. Rev. E. H. Gibson will
preach at this service. The Young Peo-
pies Society holds It's regular meeting
at s 'clo.k. .
At the MONDAY services in Epiphany
Church during the coming week the
preacher will be the Rt Rev. Frank
Du Moulin, Bishop Coadjutor Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SEEK LABOR FOR FARMS.
Canadians Have Free Employment
Service for Immigrants.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MONTREAL. March I5.-Free en-
pioyment service through which newly
arrived, immigrants looking for farm
work will be brought in touch with
farmers needing labor is now being put
into operations by the Canadian Ma
tional Railways, according to W. ID.
Robb. vice president.
The new service, Mr.. Robb believes,
will be a big factor in stimulating inn
1nigra ton into Canada. Locll agents
of the railway throughout Canada Will
act as the clearing house. Farmers
will supply them with Information as
10 their requirements, whit kind of
hep they want, wages and kind of
work. This Information will be for
warded to officials at points of entry
and immigrants on their arrival will be
directed to places waiting for them.
Farmers will be able to obtain help
without cost to themselves.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
THIRD IN SERMON SERIES
DURING LENT BY RECTOR
Rev. 4. A. McCallum to Preach
Tomorrow on Growth Of
Faith In Jesus.

The third of the series OF sermons
tracing the growth OF faith in Jesu
arranged for delivery during Lent
at st. Pauls Episcopal Church, 23d
street near Washington circle, will
be preached tomorrow by the rector,
Rev. Arlington A. McCallum.
The subjects Of the remaining SER
mons OF the series are The Hope in
the Heart of Israel" March 25; st.
Paul's Interpretation" March 80;
"The Call Of the Church Today" Pas
sion Sunday, April s; Our Call.
Come, Lord Jesus" Palm Sunday,
April 13, and 'Thc Revival Of Hope
and the Rekindling OF Faith" Easter
Sunday. April 20. At the services to-
morrow at pm Mr.. McCallum gives
examples of expressions of faith in
Jesus by outstanding Christian char
During Lent holy communion is
celebrated at ST. Paul's every week
day morning at 1880, and II o'clock
Thursdays. Wednesdays there Is chill
dren's catechism at pm. and 1T
any and address at Pm.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SOCIETY TO. MEET.
Kings Daughters to Make Annual
Visitation to st. Alban's Chapter.

The Order Of the Daughters of the
King of the Episcopal Church in the
Adams chapter Tuesday at s pm.
Similar visitations are arranged from
time to time, on an average of once
in two years, 30 that the members of
the order scattered throughout the
diocese may have an opportunity of
learning the methods in use in other
parishes and become acquainted with
the members of the parish branches.
This visitation will be the last oc-
casIon at which the Daughters of the
King of st. Columba's Church will meet
as members of st. Alban's branch.
Until the middle of last month st. CO.
iumba's chapel was a part of st. AL
bans parish and there was but one
branch of the order. In February the
diocensan convention created a sepa-
rate parish Of st. Columbas, and in
the near future ST. Columba's branch
of the Daughters of the King will be
organized as an Independent society.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SERMON BY DR.. PIERCE.
aThe Heroic Faith" Morning Sub
&. ject at Keith's Theater.

DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister
Of All Souls Church, IN continuing his
midwinter sermons defining the lib
cral religious faith of Unitarians, will
preach upon the topic OF "The Heroic
Faith" tomorrow morning at the 3.
r. Keith Theater.
y Subtitles, which. indicate, the nature
of the discussion are, as follows:
"The Religion That Costs Nothing
and the Faith That Is Beyond Price"
"Is Salvation Really Tfee'?", 'The
Price of Real and Satisfying Faith
sIs Religion Worth What 1t Costs
The musical program will be in
charge Of Maj. Charles Trowbridge
Tfttmann, bass: Louis g. Thompson.
tenor; Richard Lorleberg, cello, and
Lewis Corning Atwater, piano. The
Sunday morning services will be con-
tinued at Kefth's for a few weeks,
after which the: new church at 18th
and Harvard streets will be occupied.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
WILL REPEAT PAGEANT.
First Congregational to Continue
Production Next Week.

siasnn of the audiences which have seen
the pageant-play. The Son of the
Widow of Man, which is being given
all this week, including tonight. in the
First Congregational Church, 10th and
G streets northwest, this pageant-piay
written by Rev. DR.. Pierce, will be re-
peated every night next week.
Tomorrow at 4 AS pm. one of the
most unusual vesper services will be
given, when Harry Edward Mueller will
be assisted by the famous bird man.
Charles Crawford Gorst. Mr.. Gorst has
the reputation Of giving 600 songs of
200 species of birds, besides relating in
teresting tales of his experiences with
the birds. He sings an octave higher
than the highest key on the piano. and
has made many talking machine records
Evening star., 1924-03-15
week SEES STOCKS
At HIGHER LEVELS
Prices Advance, But Trading
IS Reduced-Dawes' Credit
Z r. Plan Helps Market.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Stock
prices, which have been fioundering
around in a narrow trading area for
the last month, turned upward this
week. but the volume of business
continued on a reduced scale owing
10 the disinclination Of professional
traders to extenn their commit
ments until after the income tax
> payments have been disposed Of. Bond
prices failed to develop definite
trend.
Shief speculative interest this week
centered in the erratic fluctuations of
the French franc, which reflected the
mensal forses and ETroeaan Eproea
lators for the control of trat nn--
.rency in foreign markets. Granting
OF credit OF not less than S10u,uOv,
900 to the Bank of France by an
); =: Morgan Co. eventually turned
the tide in favor of France, the de-
mand rate for the franc rallying
Yearly 125 points above it's record
low of last Saturday.
Dawes' Report Helps.
French confirmation of reports that
American. bankers had received the
assurance of the French government
that 1t would accept the Dawes COM
missions report before extending the
credit contributed TO the strong un-
dertoEe of the stock market, which
mas been awaiting an opportunity to
discount definite reparations develop
nents abroad.
The chief item of domestic finan-
,cfal news was the inauguration of
dividends at n $5 annual rate on the
common stock of the Southern Rail-
way Company, the first since its re-
organization in 1894. This stock i'm
Inediately advanced four points to
SO, a record high. Stocks Of other
roads in which favorable dividend
Developments are reported to be
pending, such as Chicago and East
ern Illinois preferred, Wabash pre-
ferred a, Missouri Pacific preferred,
Louisville and Nashville and Illinois
Central common, also showed signs Of
activity and strength.
-. Sugar Stock Thrown Over.
=. American Sugar Refining Company
stock was liquidated freely In antici-
patton of a poor 1923 earnings report.
o. which was published in rnidweek, but
Il made partial recovery later. Cuban
sugar stocks were stronger on Specu-
.latiye expectation OF favorable divi-
.dend action in few of these l sues.
OILS are beginning to respond to
taigher crude prices. particularly
ishares of companies with big stocks
" In storage. :,
Evening star., 1924-03-15
ELECT AT MT. TABOR.
Methodist Protestant Church
Chooses Officers for Year.

AT the annual meeting of the mem
bership of Mount. Tabor Methodist
Protestant Church Thursday the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the coming year:
Trustees, L. c. Blackmon, w. II.
Spa rshott, S. A. Jones, Kenneth Cogs-
well and B. P. Burtis. =
Stewards, Herbert Morgan. T. C.
Elliott, Z. w. Burdette, Earnest
Thompson. J. f. Chamberlain. +. B.
Cogswell, Mrs. FolIensbee, Mrs. Wood
ruff and Mrs Barnes
J. E. Chamberlain was elected dele
gate to the. annual conference which
will sit in flisbury, Md. April g. B.
r. Burtis was elected alternate. The
delegate was instructed to request tho
return of the pastor, Rev. c. Morgan
Compiler.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
BY REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON.

THE REIGN OF DAVID.-I
Samuel. 1871; II Samuel, 24.25.
Golden Text: I delight to do
Thy will, 0 my God.-Psalm,
40.S
Evening star., 1924-03-15
ALTIMORE MINISTER
is CATHEDRAL SPEAKER
Rev. DR.. Hugh Berkhead to Preach
in Absence of Bishop Free
man From City. 49,

Owing to his absence from the city,
the Bishop of Washington will not
preach at the National Cathedral to-
morrow. The preacher at the 4
oc,ock service will be Rev. DIR. Hugh
Berkhead. rector of Emmanuel
Church, Baltimore.
Bishop Freeman is at Palm Beach.
Fla, as the guest of Rev. DR.. j.
Townsend Russell, rector of the win
ter chapel at that resort. DR.. Russell
also is canon of the Washington
Cathedral and resided here for sew
eral years before taking charge of
the work at Palm Beach. Bishop
Freeman will speak at a series of ar
ranged meetings in the interest of
the National Cathedral.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
GREEK PASTOR TO SPEAK.
Citizenship Will Be Topic at Serv'
ice Tomorrow.

Rev. Thomas Daniels. pastor Of the
Greek Orthodox Church of SITS. Con-
stantine and Helen, 9Th and C
streets southwest, will speak tomor-
row after his regular sermon on
Become Citizens of the United States
and Why They Should BECOME Citi-
Zens.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
BISHOP RHiNELANDER
TO PREACH TOMORROW
"Standards Of Church" Subject Of
First Sermon Arranged for
Lenten Series.

Rt. Rev. Philip NJ Rhinelander,
formerly of Philadelphia, will be the
first of several bishops to preach at
the Church Of the Ascension, 18th
street and Massachusetts, avenue
Church" during Lent. Bishop Rhine
lander will be the special preacher at
the choral eucharist at IL am. to-
morrow.
Bishop McKim OF Japan will preach
at tho 5 pm. evensong Sunday.
March %. Bishop John +. Tyler will
preach at 8 pm. March 2S. Bishop
weller of Fond du Lac will preach at
IL am, Palm Sunday.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET.
Institute of Diocese of Washing.
ton to Convene Tuesday.

The March meeting of the Sunday
School Institute of the diocese of
Washington will be held in st. Johns
parish hall, 18th near Fl street north
west. next Tu 'sday at pm. AS vo-
cational guidance is an important
part of the work of the church Sun
day school, the subject for the meet
ing will be Vacations for Women in
the Church" The subject of sister
hoods will be presented by Sister Cora
Of St. Margaret sisterhood, which
has charge of the work at st. Johns
Orphanage.
The calling of the order of deacon
ess in the Episcopal Church will be
described by Deaconess Henrietta P.
Goodwin of the National Cathedral
School. There will also be a short
address describing the training and
work of social workers. An invita-
ton to attend this meeting has been
extended not only to the Sunday
school forces of the city. but to the
members Of the Girls Friendly So
ciety and others who are interested
in work with girls.
Evening star., 1924-03-15

IN turn. he assiSnS0 SINo
service of the temple. He appointed
4, ,00o' Of the Levites as porters. he
scattered 5000 as officials and judges
throughout tho land. He had choir
of 1000 I-evites, who were especially
trained and upon special OCCASIONS on !,
assiGned so that they took their regu-
lar turns in the sefvtce.
It Is not certain whether the use OF
instrumental music In connectlon
with the: service of Gods house was
introduced by David; or. not he
.tion. In connection with the use or the
psalms. His contributions to the sa-
cred hymns of the Hebrews arc 80
numerous that the whole coiiecuon oI
psalms is called by his name; Many IN
periences and reveal him as the man MAJ
Of Cod" who delighted to do HIS VIII.
r -, ? , SIN and suffering.
Although David has rightly been
called. the man after the Lords own
heart, he has touched humanity with
his. songs because he was q sinner.
we ought not to judge any man ny
tho. incidental errors or sins or ms
life. The dominant motive Ne, ana 10 oee se
counted "a man after Gods own
heart" yet Jehovah proved conclu-
sively that He did not condone or
pass over the great sin OF David. sue.
cess proved dangerous to David. Just
as long as he was in danger and dim
Guilty he kept close to God, although
even then there were one or Two ex-
periences recorded that would indi-
cate that even at those times his faith
had weakened somewhat.
- When reproved for his atrocious
crime, David .repented.- The Change
of mind that marks true repentance
cannot change the past II cant cor.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
BIBLE CLASS INVITES MEN,

The Timothy. Bible. class of the
Ninth Street Christian Church has ex-
tended an invitation to all men who
are not regular attendants elsewhere
to attend the class sessions Sundays
from 10 to 1890 am. The class is
taught by Mr.. Carpenter. Prior 10
the lesson orchestral music is fur
nished under direction of Prof. Har-
rison. More than 100 are now en-
rolled in the class
Evening star., 1924-03-15
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
HOLDING DAILY SERVICES
DR.. Cumming Of Baltimore Is in
Charge Of Evangelistic
Eudeayors.

Daily evangelistic services are In
progress at the Central Presbyterian
Church.
Of the Mount Washington Presbyte-
rian Church. Baltimore, is giving a
series of Bible studies at 2:30, pm. and
is preaching at night DR.. Cumming
will occupy the pulpit of the church
tomorrow morning and night.
The pastor. OF the church. Rev. DR.
James H. Taylor, will preach at the
Mount Washington ChuTch, Baiti-
more, tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
VISITOR TO LECTURE.

Rev. Emil Clifford Hartman, min
lister of the Church of Truth of St.
Louis. Mo, will deliver two addresses
at the League for the Larger Life.
1914 " street northwest, tomorrow
The subject of the morning address
will be THE Lesson Every One Must
Learn, Sooner or Later" and the aft
Healing and Prospering Dynamo in
Man." The services start at II am.
and 8 pm. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
WILSON NET PROFITS.

CHICAGO, March 15.-Net profits
Of Wilson & Co, packers, for
the year 1923, were announced a 81
450,566, in forecast of the annual
statement to be issued next Monday.
$50, 100000 more than 1916, the year
k&accoml,any was reorganized. Net
nfo5ls for 1923 were double those
of 1922. Current as cts were cited
rs two times current liabilities.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
WILL HEAR DR.. SMITH.
Covenant Church to Have Two
Sermons Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. Matthew +. Smith Of the
First Presbyterian Church of Indian
apolis, who has delivered the sermons
at the evangelistic services In the
Church Of the Covenant the past
week, will preach in that church to-
morrow morning on THE Cnaccount-
able jesus" and in the evening on
Friendships, Human and Divine"
Rev. DR.. Robert J. McAlpine of
Buffalo will be the speaker at the
evangelistic services every night, ex-
cept SATURDAY, next week at S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SERVICES AT ASCENSION.

Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke,
rector of the Church Of the Ascen-
sion, 18th street and Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, announces the fol-
lowing services tomorrow: Holy
Eucharist, am; church school, $3.50
am: choral eucharist and sermon, IL
am; Chinese Sunday school, 2:30
pm: Young Peoples Society, $50
pm; fellowship tea, z pm; evensong
and sermon, s o'clock. ;
Evening star., 1924-03-15
PROGRAM DURING LENT.
Special Services Under Way at
TRANSPORTATION Chapel.

A special program for Lent is being
carried out at the TRANSPORTATION
Chapel. Gallatin street. between 14th
and 10th streets. Special sermons are
to be given by Rt. Rev. Bishop Tyler.
Rt. Rev. bishop Rhinelander, Canon
Ripley, Rev. Joseph Fletcher, Rev. DIR.
George Atkinson. Rev. F. S. Windiate,
Rev. Francis McManus, Rev. c. r. P.
Cogswell and Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde.
At the II o'clock service Sunday
mornings special addresses on Mod
ern Problems" THE Divinity of
Christ" THE Virgin Birth" by j. ].
0ually. pastor
Evening star., 1924-03-15
MEMS GROUPS COMPETE.
Baptist Sunday. School Glasses in
Membership Campaign.

The Gottiieb Class Of the Temple
Baptist Sunday. School. which meets
Sundays at $50 am. Is in member
ship contest with. the. mems classes
Of the Brookiand and Anacostia Bap-
tist Sunday schools and is arranging
to have a large attendance tomorrow
to capture first honors,y which went to
the Brookland class, last Sunday.
Rev. Dr.. =. /, Muir, pastor Of the
church, lis ITO: have for his subject to-
morrow morning, "Lauding the Cross, :"
and at 8 pm, "Causeless Hate"
The young women's class Is to be
addressed. tomorrow at $3.50 by a
prominent speaker.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
KlNNEAR TO ENTERTAIN.
Class to Have Benefit for Calvary
Church March 21.

The kinnear class of young men OF
the Calvary Baptist Church will give
gram will consist of orchestra selec-
tfons, solos and readings. The pro-
ceeds are TO be used for the church
building fund and class relief work
\ number of ex-service men from
Walter Reed. Mount Alto and nava,
hospitals are to be invited guests.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SPEAKS At EMMANUEL.
Rev. G. 6. johnson Will Give Tws
Sermons Tomorrow.

At Emmanuel. the national Baptist
memorial. tomorrow Rev. Cove G.
johnson breaches at both services
At 7:45 pm. the male chorus opens
with song service and the sermon
is on 1.-The Offense Of the Cross"
The neighborhood visitation is be-
Ing launched tomorrow and the
every-member visitation next Sunday,
the men and women of the church
going out on these drives to reach
all the members and as many in the
neighborhood as possible.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SCIENTIST TO LECTURE.
Bicknell Young to Speak on Ten.
cts of Religion.

Bicknell Young, c. S. B., of Chicago
will deliver two lectures on Christian
Science in Masonic Auditorium, 18th
street and New York avenue, Monday
Mr.. Young is a member OF the board
of lectureship OF the mother church,
the First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston.
The public is invited. There will be
no admission charge and no collec-
ton. The lectures are under the
auspices Of Third Church of Christ,
Scientist, Of this city.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
TO DISCUSS HEALING.
James A.. Edgerton to Speak a,
Christ Service Center.

VIII the Christian Church Cen
orally Take Up Healing?" will be
the subject discussed by James A.
Edgerton. writer and lecturer. at the
Christ Service Center, 500 11th street
northwest. tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
The work at the Christ Service Gen.
ter has recently been reorganized.
Among the features are a healing
service every Thursday evening by
DIR. Julia Seton, q meeting of the
Golden Rule Club Tuesday night and
monday healing meetings and other
similar meetings during the week.
Rev. G. NJ. Lamsa, a native Of
Syria, fs conducting Bible class
each Wednesday at pm
Evening star., 1924-03-15
TO DISCUSS UNDERWORLD.

Life in the Underworld" will be
the subject of the sermon, which Rev.
Ellis c.. Prfmm will deliver at the
Second Baptist Church tomorrow
night. This Is another sermon In the
series on the "Prodigal Son in Mod
ern Life" The morning sermon will
be on the subject, playing With
Temptation"
Evening star., 1924-03-15
BRITAIN KEEPS TRADE.
Big Contracts Occurred for Work in
Spain in Engineering.

LONDON. March Is. Contracts
amounting to several millions sterl-
ing have. just been placed by a group
of Spanish industrialists with Brit
ish electrical engineers, bridgebuild-
ers ana railroad stock constructors,
says ths Morning Post, adding that
this disSipateS rumorS that the
SHINES group in Germany was be-
ginning to get q stranglehoid on the
Spanish industry.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
VISITOR IS SPEAKER.
DR.. Peck Will Be Heard at Foun-
dry Methodist Church, -.

Rev. DR.. George Clarke Peck. super
ntendent of the Maryland General Hos
p!tal OF Baltimore, will occupy the pull
pit of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning sand evening:
be "Unspoiled by Success" and in the
evening his subject will berThe Grace
of Keeping On"
Evening star., 1924-03-15
STUDY AT COVENANT.

A Lenten Bible class for young
women between the ages of fifteen
and twenty-one years is held Sunday
mornings at GAS o'clock in the
Church Of the Covenant by Mrs. Elaine
Rising. director OF religious work of
the Young WoAen's Christian Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
MRS. sLADE LEADS CLASS.

Mrs. William Slade, former general
seci etary Of the Young Women's
Christian Association Of the District,
is conducting a Lenten mission study
class at the Church of the Covenant
every Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. Mrs. Shades addresses are
based on the book, Creative Forces
in Japan" by Galen NJ Fisher.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
SENATOR LADD TO SPEAK.

Senator Edwin F.. Ladd of North
Dakota will tell of his observations
in Russia before the open forum of
the Washington Secular League, Mu-
sicians' Hall, 1906 E street northwest,
tomorrow at 8 pm. Following the
address, the subject will be discussed
by the audience Admission free.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Rev. w. q. Pettus Recovering.

Rev. William Henry Pettus, rector
of st. Marks Church, 3rd and A
streets southeast, who underwent a
surgical operation early in January
and who suffered a setback the latter
part of February, has sufficiently re-
covered that he expects to resume
some OF his duties tomorrow. He will
preach at IL am.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
"ST. PATRICK" IS SUBJECT
Hamline N. E. Pastor to Speak at
-. Both Services.

A sermon lecture on est. Patrick"
is to be given by Rev. Joseph T. Her
son tomorrow night at Hamline NJ.
E. Church. The subject of his morn
Ing sermon is THE Religion Of Chris
tians."
Evening star., 1924-03-15
DR.. M0NTG0MERY's TOPIC.
Announces Sermon-Lecture for To-
morrow Evening.

Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will deliver a special sermon lecture
at the Calvary Methodist Church to-
morrow evening on ''Tolstoi-and the
Graves of Buried Opportunities" In
the morning he will give a sermon on
THE Hope of Imperfect Men,"
Evening star., 1924-03-15
DIR. W. L. DARBY 70 SPEAK.

DR.. W. L. Darby, executive secre-
|tary Of the Washington Federation Of
|Churches, will preach tomorrow night
lat the Congress Street Methodist
Protestant Church, in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
VALLEY OF DRY BONES"
Rev. DR.. Drew Announces Sermons
for Tomorrow.

valley Of Dry Bones is the sub
ject of a sermon to be given by Rev.
DR.. S. p. w. Drew at National
Cosmopolitan Baptist Institutional
Church. tomorrow at pm. The sub
ject of his morning sermon will be
Rock of Ages
A mass meeting is being arranged
to be held at the church Monday ,at
8 pm, for the purpose of discussing
ways and means of getting better
homes and employment for colofed
people. '.'-. X
Evening star., 1924-03-15
REV. W.. S. HoGG spEAKTR.

Rev. DR.. w. S. Hogg of Williams
port, Pa, will be the speaker at the
meeting of the >Churchmen's, Club
Monday in the ballroom of the City
Club at 1890 o'clock. .'."
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Rev. E. Hez Swem's Topics.

s'why Many Men and Women Can
not Pray in Washington" Is the sub
ject of Rev. E. Hez Swem tomorroW "
Church, when the mems Baraca chorus
choir will sing. The morning, II
o'clock, subject Is Christian Charm
Evening star., 1924-03-15
REV. DIR. ALLIsoN's TOPICS.

Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison will
have as his subject tomorrow morn
ing in the, Ballston PRESBYTERIAN
Church. on Wilson boulevard. Power
Of Gods Grace" and at night in the
Church Of the Pilgrims, 'Neglectfng
the Great Salvation"