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have grown suspicious of eXplana.
tlons which satisfy. 1t would be con-
venient to believe that all the bad in
the world springs from the instiga-
ton of a horned individual whose life
Is dedicated to the task of stirring up
the race of men. 1t is little too
simple.
The devil is a great comfort to
some. He feeds their vanity 1t is a
dellght to have some one upon whom
we can lay down our load of blame.
rms accounts for the popularity of
the devil in orthodox circles. He af-
fords an avenue of escape. Just as
the ancient Jews heaped all their sins
upon the scapegoat and cheerfully
drove him out into the wilderness. so
have the orthodox personified all evil
IN one being and disposed of this
knotty problem of evil.
This doctrine of the devil Is but one
more instance of the way in which
this human race seeks a short cut
through this intricate and muddled
universe. Man probes his human ma
ture and marks it's infinite variety.
He studies the motives which donli-
nate men, their passions, fears. hopes.
ambitions. He sees progress and re.
gress. He sees society rising, falling.
He seeks the key. He finds it in this
person, this devil, who is the match
less mischief maker of the universe.
TO affirm the existence of the devil
explains nothing. To deny it explains
nothing. Neither affirmation nor de.
NAL touches the fact of evil in the
world. fact which no one can escape.
There are devils a-plenty. There is
not man or woman living who has
not at least one. They are highly
personal devils. They are not shared
They are the powers in human life
which hold us back from achieving
the character toward which we strug
gle.
Life Is growth, and slow growth. AS
the race grows, and with it the indi-
viduals who make up the race, there
IS a growing discipline of wayward de.
sire. growing power to use all of
ability and energy for good ends. Sin
is the denial of progress. Some call
this the devil working in us. Call it
what you will. the fact is there. Man.
coming into his legacy of full life.
drags the shackles of the races past
Progress means struggle. and without
struggle we do not reach the stars.
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the devil on the Mount of Temptation
when he there tried to deceive the
Second Adam and bring him into DISC
bedlence to God the Father.
The twenty-eighth chapter of Eze-
kiel recognized that Satan had en-
tered into and was dominating the
king. and that his evil deeds, there.
fore, were from the great power of
evil. Thus it is written
Thou hast been in Eden. the gar
den OF God: every precious stone was
thy covering, the SardiuS, topaz, and
the diamond. the beryl, the ONYX. and
the Jasper the sapphire, the emerald
and the Carbuncle and gold: the work.
manship of thy tabrets and of thy
pipes was prepared in thee in the dav
that thou vast created. Thou are the
annolnted cherub that covereth; and
| have set thee SO. thou vast upon
the holy mountain of God; thou hast
walked up and down In the midst of
the stones Of fire. Thou vast perfect
In thy ways from the day that thou
vast created. till iniquity was found
in thee ezekiel, XXviii.13-15)
The fall of this once beautiful and
glorious servant of God came about
through vanity and overvaulting am.
blt1on. and so again 1t is written in
Ezekiel Xxviii.17:
Thine heart was lifted up because
of thy beauty. thou hast corrupted
thy wisdom by reason of thy bright
ness
Because Satan thus detiled his sane
tuary, he was driven out of heaven
and God set Himself to the task of
DESTROYING all of his works, in order
that there might be at last "a new
heaven and q new earth, wherein
dWelleth Righteousness" (See Rev.
XX.7-10)
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Evening star., 1926-08-21
DR.. R.WARDPREACHES
THEATER SERMON
Montreal Pastor Also Will Ad-
dress Congregational Serv-
ice at Temple.

DR.. J. w. G.. Ward. minister of
the Emmanuel Church of Montreal,
will preach at both services or the
First Congregational Church tomor'
row and also on August 29. The
church is holding it's morning services
at the Metropolitan Theater. Tenth
and F streets, and its evening serv-
Ices at Eighth Street Temple, Eighth
and II streets.
DR.. Ward is the author of several
books. including problems that Per
plex," Messages from Master Minds
and "Parables for Little People he
succeeded DIR. G.. Campbell Morgan at
the New Court Congregational Church.
London. Washingtonians who have
heard DR.. Ward before will remember
his forceful sermons and his dis
tinctive personality.
Musical numbers will be rendered oy
a quartet consisting of Mrs. Gertrude
LYONS. soprano, in the absence OF
Ruby Smith Stahl; Mrs. Nellie Shore;
contralto; Robert O'Lone, tenor, ana
William T. Cross. bass, with Charies
#, Ferry at the organ.
Sunday school will meet at 9:4o
m. the adult department in the Met
ropolitan Theater and the primary de
partment at 27 Grant place.
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PASTOR TO END SERMONS
ON MIRACLES OF JESUS
Rev. Homer A. Kent to Occupy
Pulpit at First Brethren Church
at Both Services.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, temporarily at
412 Eighth street southeast, will be in
his pulpit at both services tomorrow.
In the morning at II o'clock he will
deliver his final sermon on THE Mir
acleS of Jesus THE Healing of
Malchus' Ear" will be the subject.
In the evening at o'clock the pas
tor will give the second OF two sterop-
ticon lectures on Egypt, the Land of
the Pharaohs." Pictures will be shown
of the Valley Of the Kings, recently
made famous by the discovery of the
tomb of Tutankh Amen. The first
lecture was given last Sunday eve
ming. The pictures shown We're taken
by the pastor on his recent trip
abroad.
The Sunday school will meet at $50
am. Christian Endeavor services will
be at o'clock.
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BIBLE CLASS TO VISIT
FRONT ROYAL CHURCH
A. B. Pugh Group Of Mount Vernon
Place Body Will Have
Special Train.

A special train Is expected TO ne
chartered by the A. B. Pugh Men
Bible class of Mount Vernon Pace
church to carry class members 10
Front Royal. Va. September ~. Inc
class expects to leave about 6I5 am,
arriving in Front Royal In time 10
participate in joint meeting with the
Welcome All Bible class of that city,
vho will be the hosts for the day.
After attending Sunday school and
church. members will take automo'
bile rides In the Shenandoah Valley,
returning in time for the night serv-
ices of the church.
THE Bedrock Of Civilization VIII
he the subject of the address tomor-
row morning before the class by the
teacher. Russell Edward Mitchell
Herman n Wilson, who for three
years has been the representative Oh
this Bible class at Emory University,
Georgia, will address the meeting at
the Central Union Mission "Wednesday
night: the Bible class chorus will sing.
Mr.. Wilson will complete his divinity
course at Yale University this winter
and next Spring, after which he will
become member Of the Virginia An
nual conference.
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REV. F. J. B0HANAN
AT CATHEDRAL, CLOSE
Visitors Invited to Inspect Chapel
of St. Joseph of Arimathea.
Nearing Completion.

Open-air services at the Peace Cross
in the grounds of the National Cathe-
dral, on Wisconsin avenue. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Franklin j. Bohanan. canon
Of Washington, will officiate and
preach. These services are intended
for the public without reference to
church affiliation.
Services will also be held in the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Cathedral at
II am.
Visitors to the Cathedral are being
invited to inspect the little Chapel OF
St. Joseph of Arimathea. now nearing
completion.
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UNITED BRETHREN.

North Capitol and Il Sta.
Rev.S b Daugherty, d. D.. Minister.
The Manse: 2 Adams ST. NV.
Morning: Mr.. J, Herschel Cooper.
Evening: Union, Services with lexington
Presbyterians in this church.
Sunday School-9 40. c. f. Societies
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SPECIAL C. E. SERVICE.
Group From Church Of Covenant tt
Go to Temple Heights.

The Christian Endeavor group of
the Church Of the Covenant will at
tend the general Christian Endeavor
meeting at Temple Heights tomorrow
afternoon at $40 o'clock, in lieu of
the regular Sunday meeting at the
church.
The sermon subjects of Rev. Will
liam A. Eisenberger will be The
sheep Of the Good shepherd at the
services tomorrow at IL O'Clock, ana
The Friend Of Sinners at the Z
o'clock services. Special music will
be part of the Sunday evening vesper
services.
The Allcomers' Bible class for men
will meet at 9:45 am. The midweek
service will be at o'clock Thursday
night.
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HEALER TO LECTURE,
Ross Humble to Talk at Unity
Auditorium.

Ross Humble. lecturer and healer
Of the Absolute Science, of Los An
geles, Calf, will lecture in the Unity
Auditorium, 1926 I street, tomorrow
morning at II o'clock on the subject
"A Child Shall Lead Them" At 8
o'clock the subject will be II Am
God" Monday evening at o'clock
the first of a closed series of lectures
on the subject Reason and Faith"
will be held.
Christian healing class by Arthur
P. Buck at 4:45 pm. and the Good
Words Club at GAS o'clock. This
week is to be an open forum on the
subject Good Will"
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MARYLANDER TO PREACH.
Father of Chevy Chase Baptist Pas
tor to Occupy Pulpit.

Rev. John D. Clark of Towson, Md,
father of Rev. Edward o. Clark. pas
tor of the Chevy Chase Baptist
church, will preach there tomorrow
at IL am.
The Sunday school session con-
venes before the preaching service. at
GAS am, with classes for young and
old. An invitation is extended to all
70 attend the church school and the
morning service.
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PASTOR RETURNS HOME.
Rev. Thomas w. Cooke to Preach
at Church of the Ascension.

Rev. Thomas w. Cooke, rector of
the Church of the Ascension, Twelfth
street and Massachusetts avenue, re-
turned from his vacation last week,
and will officiate at tomorrow's
services.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 8 o'clock. Morning prayer and the
sermon will be at II o'clock. the topic
being "Visions." ST. Bartholomew
day will be observed Tuesday with a
celebration of the eucharist at 10
am. The rector will be in charge of
the ceremonies.
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BALTIMORE PREACHER
TO FILL LOCAL PULPIT
Rev. w. H. Baylor Takes Place of
Dr. Porter at First Baptist
Church Tomorrow

Rev. W. II. Baylor DID,. of Balti
more. Md, superintendent of Baptist
missions for Maryland. will be the
preacher tomorrow at First Baptist
Church during the absence of Rev.
Dr. Samuel Judson Porter. who left
during the week for Texas to conduct
triple camp meeting Of Presbyte-
rians, Methodists and Baptists.
DR.. Baylor will preach at II am.
and s pm. A special musical pro
gram will he rendered. and the r. Y.
=. L. will have special feature at
the I O'Clock evening services of the
union
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REV. H. S. MILLER BACK
AT EPIPHANY CHURCH
Vicar of Chapel to Preach-Has
Been Occupying Old Trinity
Pulpit.

Rev. Henry Scott Miller, vicar of
the Chapel of the Epiphany, who has
recently returned from New York
City, where he occupied the pulpit
for three Sundays at old Trinity
Church, will preach at the morning
and evening services tomorrow at the
Church of the Epiphany.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at s o'clock tomorrow morning, and
the Summer session Of the Epiphany
Church school will convene at 9:45
o'clock
The weekly meeting Of the Young
Peoples Society will be held at $50
o'clock tomorrow night.
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Mckinley Baptist Services.

DR.. :. Geriah Lamkins. pastor Of
Mckinley Memorial Baptist Church,
Fourth and l. streets. will preach
there tomorrow at IL am. and pm.
The Junior b. y. p. L. will meet at
40 O'Clock and the senior branch at
o'clock
Evening star., 1926-08-21
DR.. BULLOCK'S TOPICS.
Third Baptist Church Pastor Will
Preach Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. George o. Bullock's topic
at the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and @ streets, at IL am. tomorrow
will be Gods Claim on the Best in
Our Lives"
Bible school will be held at $50
The Y. p. c. E. Society will meet
at 6 pm, with Miss Rena Henson
in charge. DR.. Bulock's topic at 8
o'clock will be "One Solution to the
Worlds Problem"
A prayer meeting will be conducted
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. and a
young peoples prayer meeting will
be held Thursday at o'clock.
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A. M. E. Zion Services.

The pulpit of John Wesley A. NJ. l..
Zion Church. Fourteenth and Cor
coran streets. tomorrow will be occu
pied by Dr. w. w. Matthews at the
service at 10:45 am. and by Rev.
Frank B. b. Hearns at 7:45 pm. Dr.
II. T. MedfOrd. the pastor, left the
city last Tuesday with his family for
three weeks vacation in Chicago.
Milwaukee and other cities in that
sect ion
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Second Baptist Church Service

Rev. ]. l.. :. Holloman. pastor. will
preach on The UniQueness of the
Ministry of Jesus" ar the II o'clock
services tomorrow at Second Baptist
church. Third street between II and
! streets. The topic OF the evening
sermon at o'clock will be Mans
Responsibility TO God
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Y M. c. A. Outdoor Service.

An open-air meeting will be held by
the Y NJ c. \. at Lincoln Park at 4
o'clock tomorrow. Rev. Freeley Ron
rer speaking. A program of music
will be given under direction of VII
liam r. SChmucker. Chaplain Z. l..
Ackiss. L. :. n. will deliver the radio
Bible talk tonight from Station WRC.
Evening star., 1926-08-21

theater, reads the
newspapers.
The devil as a
gentleman of un-
certain figure and
sinister mien was
invented by primi-
tive man to ex-
plain the multi
tude Of devils who
are seen disport-
in E themselves
through life. 1t
w a S a Conven-
lent explanation.
The d e ii of
John Milton and
Billy Sunday is a
bit too obvious.
He explains too
y,,yrnh n -o
Evening star., 1926-08-21
New York Pastor Here.

Rev. Or. Nathaniel NJ. Pratt of
New York City. recently back from
lecture tour in England and Scotland
under auspices Of the World Alliance
for International Friendship, will
preach tomorrow at II o'clock at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
JUDGE WILL SPEAK.
Gilbert o. Nations to Give Addre~.
at Ninth Street Church.

Judge Gilbert q. Nations will 81, o
an ordination address and the church
will ordain 10 the Christian rninistrt
Alfred r. DE Groot at the II o'Clo, Is
services tomorrow at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. Mr.. ~,
GrOot is one of the young men WHO
have gone out from the Ninth Sire p
Church into the Christian ministrv-
He has just finished his work at Btrt
ler College Indianapolis. Ind NJ
De Groot will have charge of tn,
~.yaI1iDI. NorSIir,
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Kansan to Occupy Pulpit.

Rev. Harold f. Dickens of Newton.
Kans.. will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. Special music by
the choir at both morning and eve
ming services will be on the program.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Sermon Series to End.

The last sermon in the series on
Great Religious Movements" will be
delivered by Rev. William 5. Bishop,
u d.. in ST. Thomas Church. Eight
eenth and Church streets, tomorrow
morning at u o'clock The subject
will ho Tho Anglican l;cNival and Its
Leaders -PuSey. keble and NeMmans
Evening star., 1926-08-21

VI Syi ilIUOl VI
evil" but is as
truly a living per-
sonality as God
Himself. The con.
versation record
ed in Genesis as
occurring between
Eve and Satan
makes clear the
fact that she was
not dealing with
some vague and
intangible i'm e
pulses or. Subjec-
u:V influence.
but with a living
personality. And
the same thing is
true of Christ S
oncOIIptar Wit h
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Visitor in Foundry Pulpit.

Rev. ]. Lewis Hartsock. DID. of
poughkeepsie. y. Y. will be in the
pulpit of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning and eve
ming. His morning sermon will be
The God of All Comfort" and the
evening subject will be The Test of
Middle Life
Evening star., 1926-08-21
VISITOR IN PULPIT.
Rev. E. N. Prentice to Preach at
Eastern PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. T., ~ Prentice. stated clerk
of the Mankato. Mimi, Presby
terry. will preach at the Eastern Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning
on "A Famous Wrestling Match" and
tomorrow evening on well Done"
A special invitation has been eX
tended to tourists to attend the Bible
school and the other church services.
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Evangelist to Preach.

Bob killgore. well known evangelist.
will be in the pulpit at the West
Washington Baptist Church tomorrow
at the II O'Clock services. Rev. w.
&. Scott Of Richmond will preach next
Sunday
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Service at Holiday House

Rev. Guy E. kagey of St. Johns
Church. Olney. Md, will conduct the
services at the Eleanor Levin Me
mortal Chapel at the Girls Friendly
Holiday House, near Mount Vernon,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Evening star., 1926-08-21
SHORT EARLY SERVICE.
Half-hour Worship at 7:3O O'Clock
at Transformation Church.

The subject of the sermonette to-
morrow at the II o'clock service at
Church by Rev. j. j.
Queally will be They Brought to Him
one That Was Deaf and Had an I'M
pediment in His Speech
There will be an early service from
1870 to am.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Kentuckian to Preach

The preacher at the services tomor-
row at ST. Luke's Episcopal Church
will be Rev. W. p. Stanley Of St.
Andrews Church. Lexington, Ky
Rev. Mr.. Stanley will also preach
August %
Evening star., 1926-08-21
CALVARY BAPTIST.
Rev. A. S. Hobart of Yonkers.

N. Y, to Occupy Pulpit.
Rev. DR.. Alvah S. Hobart of Yon-
kers, \. Y. will occupy the pulpit at
Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow. At
II am. he will preach on THE Win
ming Weapons in the World War"
and at pm. on The Great Cure for
the Great Sim
The pastor, Rev w. S. Abernethv,
who has been spending the Summer
at Long Beach, Calf. will return to
his pulpit the first Sunday in Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
THE. TWO-WAY PULPIT
Vie,cs Of Opposing Religious Leaders
on Bible Questions.
-TOnAV.C
BY JOHN ROACH sTRATON, d. D..
.TODAY'S SUBJECT

Pastor Calvary Baptist Church New York
President Fundamentals League.
"Ye are of your father the devil.
and the lusts of your father ye will
do" John, viii.44.)
The devil is not a mere abstraction
Evening star., 1926-08-21
Give S575,OOO for Y. NJ. T.. 4.
Building Outside Walls of Jerusalem

building will lie anything lHj' e',s
SCraper, It's space or accommodation
being secured bv wings that strctrh
over q large area.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
VISITOR TO OFFICIATE,
Rev. A. H. Stockebrand to Preach
at Highlands Church,

HC HIBuIanQS CnurCh.
Rev. A. H. Stockebrand will occupy
the pulpit at the Highlands Baptist
Church, Fourteenth and jefferson
streets, at IL and s o'clock tomorrow
in the absence of Rev. Newton NJ
Simonds, the pastor.
Bible school will be held at $50
An invitation has been extended to
the public to attend a prayer meeting
Thursday night at o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-08-21
BY HUBERT G. HERRING.

Boston.
OF course the devil Is real. There
are millions of him. He walks about
the streets, drives automobiles. eats
dinners, goes to church and to the
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