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here" Matthew, Xii.40-41.)
Faith in the historical truth Of the
Book of Jonah is dependent not only
upon our acceptance of the Bible as
the truly inspired Word Of God but
specifically and directly on the explicit
statements of Jesus Christ Himself.
Some say that Jesus merely used
Jonah to illustrate. just as we refer to
David Copperf1eld and other char
acters Of fiction. But, note you, there
is a vital difference here. We never
mix historical and fictitious characters
in the same breath. We never say,
"Washington and Lee and Grant and
Rip Van Winkle." And here Jesus
says, Jonah The prophet" and con-
meets him with the actual, men who
lived in Ninevah. Jesus not only said
that these men of Ninevah who heard
Jonah would be in the judgment. but
notice. further, that He associated the
most important event of His own life
His resurrection-With these expert
ences of Jonah. He, therefore, took
Jonah's life literally, and l am at
complete loss to understand how any
one who claims to accept the author
ity of Jesus and the Bible can wave
these things aside.
l have noticed, too, that those who
begin doubling the Bible at one point
soon doubt it at all points. / have no.
ticed that the preachers who doubt
the resurrection Of Jonah from the
belly of the whale, soon pass on and
doubt the resurrection of Jesus from
the heart of the earth.
1t is known that Jonah was a his
torical person (See III Kings, xiv.25)
Furthermore, it has now been estab-
lished by archeologists that. contrary
to critics lof the Jonah story, Ninevah
was a real city of just such extent as
the Bible narrative would require.
(See Enc. Brit, vol. 10. p. 704)
The old skeptical argument that a
whale, or great fish"--which is the
real Bible term-could not swallow q
man has long since been utterly ex-
plodcd by such writer's as Frank Bull
len, Mueller and by definite historical
incidents recorded by the French natu-
ralist Lacepede, Brunechie. the Ger
man zoologist, and others; by the cap
ture of whales who had swallowed
men and by the taking of the Miami
sea monster by Capt. G.. II. Thompson
off the coast of Florida, etc, etc.
The spiritual lessons Of the Book of
Jonah are profound and beautiful
Short though it is, all of the New
Testament principles of sin and saliva
ton are imbedded in 1t. The Book of
Jonah, therefore, should not be han
died In light and fippant way. 1t Is
full of sublime spiritual lessons, and is
vibrant with touching human inter
est and the record of the mercy of a
loving God for the children of men.
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Sunday School Lesson

must work out our own salvation that
the Lord has first worked In us II
we are to enjoy all the blessings
which our Savior desires to confer
upon us.
encouragement and Elaboration.
Every one born into this world is
born with a divinely given mission
that calls for us to obey Gods COM
mandS. No matter what may be the
task assigned us, 1t is important in
His sight and of value to the King
DOM so we should all recognize that
He has commissioned us as much as
He did Joshua and that the complete
success Of His work calls for every
man doing his Bit"
Three times in the lesson God calls
upon Joshua to be strong. He wants
us to be strong. for we have loads to
lift and take that call for strength.
All strength comes from within. Eng
| lands strong man, who could break
q stone with his fist, lost his physical
power through his moral breakdown.
| We, too, are called upon to be cOur-
ageous and not to be dismayed. Faith
gives us the victory. Faith and cour-
| age born of a deep dwelling life in
| Christ fills us with the upward look
and the power to win. Joshua was en-
presence with him. We ought to be
encouraged by the realization that
| Christ promised to be with us in our
| efforts to carry out His program. Si-
| lently, invisibly the Holy Spirit walks
| by our side to communicate Gods
power to us in all life's trials.
| The assurance of his complete sue
cess depended upon his observance of
| the divine conditions. The same law
| that gave absolute success to Joshua
| has been found written on the pages
of history through the ages. The
| man, who masters Gods word throug0
| meditation upon its precepts and prin
| ciples, and courageOusly carries the
same out in his daily tasks always
wins. The universal longing for sue
cess is assured to every individual
J who shapes his life by the teachings
Of Gods word.
| McFadyen has pointed out that a
consideration of the whole chapter
will teach us how the barriers in the
progress of Christian men can be re.
moved. He suggests that the condi-
| tions for success in the Hebrews
reaching the promised land are work
| able with men today. He claims that
| 1t demanded industry, courage, faith,
united with the recognition Of our
essential brotherhood and obligation
to assist, coupled with love of the
| Scriptures. Our Lord taught US that
eff we loved Him, we would keep His
commandments" so the way to sue
cess calls for the addition of one other
requirement to the six, mentioned by
the distinguished Scottish expositor
which demands obedience to God S
word in doing His work. The one
who. having learned from the Scrip
lures the will of God, and seeks to
carry out His orders with the aid of
the Holy Spirit will be invincible. We
fail too frequently through our lack
of faith and courage to do Gods work
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ASSOCIATION OF CHURCH
SCHOOLS WILL MEET

The annual meeting OF the Associa
ton of Schools Under Church Influ'
ence in the Province of Washington
will be held with the National Cathe
dral Schools, Mount St. Alban, next
Friday.
Headma sters, "Reminiscences and
faculty members of the Episcopal
Church schools and boarding schools
associated with the church will meet
i'm Whitby Hall, the gymnasium of the
National Cathedral School for Girls on
WoOdley road, at 10 am. for a short
joint session. At II O'Clock they will
attend the service in the Bethlehem
Chapel, AT which the Bishop of London
Will preach.
Luncheon Will he served for mem
hers Of the associa ton in s. Adams
School ct $50. after which representa-
tiycs Of boys schools and representa-
tive- OF girls schools viii m,.t &epa
ratoiy for ruuid-tahle elise lssiuu-
I,ev. Dr r., j.. Woodward, dean Of
church schools i'm the diocese Of F'ir-
gInla. is secretary Of thc association.
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CONGREGATION TO FORM
ON PERMANENT BASIS
Christian Church Members in Ia
koma Park to Meet October 81
for Organization.

Plans are now being made to form
a permanent Christian Church organ
ization in Takoma Park. Services
have been held by the congregation in
the Masonic Temple there during the
past few months, under the auspices
of a Christian Church promotion COM
mittee.
The organization will take place
Sunday afternoon, October 81, at 3
o'clock, in the Takoma Park Seventh
day Adventists Church. Beginning
that day, the church will hold its reg
ular services in the Adventist Church,
the church school meeting at 10
o'clock, followed by a sermon and
communion service at IL o'clock.
Services tomorrow will be held, Us
usual, in the Masonic Temple.
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AWAITING NEW CHURCH.

The Cniversalist congregation will
continue to hold Sunday services in
the Ambassador Theater, pending the
erection of it's new church. The
sermon tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock will be by Rev. DR.. John S.
Lowe, general superintendent Of
churches of the denomination. 1t is
expected that the pulpit october 81
will be filled by Rev. DR.. Clarence r.
Rice. former pastor of this church,
but NOW of Springfield, Mass.
The church school will convene at
the theater Immediately after morning
service. The Young Peoples Chris
tian Union will continue to hold its Z
o'clock evening devotional meetings
at the parish house, 1901 street. its
topic for tomorrow being The Legion
for World Service" led by Hobart
Dwyer.
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SERMONS FEATURED.

The Home Builders Glass of the
Columbia Heights Christian Church is
featuring a series of sermons by the
pastor. Rev Harvey Baker Smith, on
home problems. Father" is the spe-
cial topic tomorrow evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Home Kellems, evan
celists. at the Mount Rainier Chris
tian Church, will be guests of the
Young Peoples dinner at Columbia
Heights Church next Thursday at
GLE nm
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PROGRAM BY BEGINNERS.

The Beginners Department will
have the special features in the pro-
gram of the Memorial United Brethren
Church school, North Capitol and Il
streets tomorrow morning at $40
o'clock.
Rev. DIR. Daugherty will preach at
II o'clock on Our Companion in Lifes
Tragedies" and at s on True Fra
ternity," when the Trestleboard Club
Of the Government Printing Office
will be the guests of the congregation,
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MINISTER'S SERMON TEXT

1.-The Writing on the Rock is the
subject of the sermon to be delivered
at All Souls Church Unitarian), Six
teenth and Harvard streets, tomorrow
morning by the minister, Rev DIR.
Ulysses G. +. Pierce.
THE Making of a Great Newspaper
Is the feature to be shown at the mo-
ton picture hour, Pierce Hall, tomor-
row at 7:30 pm. The subsidiary films
to be shown are Facing Death in the
Alps" and "Our Fourfooted Pals.
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'LANS PROMOTION
# SUNDAY SCHOOLS
oIstrict of Columbia Council
to Hold Thirty-Third An
4 nuaI Convention.

The thirty-third annual convention
: the District Of Columbia Sunday
hool Council Of Religious Education
II be held in the Mount Vernon
ace Methodist Episcopal Church
"uth. Massachusetts avenue. Ninth
81 X streets, Monday. Tuesday and
'Adnesday evenings. Each session
IL begin at 7:45 O'Clock with q de-
otionai service, in which the song
der Will be assisted by Belya Hoch,
mist; Mrs. Minnie Hoch Smith,
nmbOnist, and Raymond G. Briggs,
rlinist
The chief address Monday evening
Ill he delivered by Mrs. !. NJ. Daw-
n, Waco, Tex. The chief speaker
iesday evening will be Rev. DIR. J.
:. Sizoo, pastor Of the New York
enue Presbyterian Church.
Vt $50 O'Clock each evening there
i'll be six conference groups, cover.
'rganization and Administration"
senior. Intermediate and Young Peo-
IS Work" Elementary Work and
'radle Roll" Home Department"
"a Teacher Training" Among
lose appearing at the conferences
i'll be Col. Joseph II. Cudlipp, acting
"cretary of Maryland Delaware Sun
School Association: Rev. J. r.
nIfIield, director of religious educa-
on in Washington City Presbytery;
.cV. John G. Millian, director Of re-
'@ious education IN the Foundry NJ. T..
hurch; Rev. William A. Mckee, di-
"tor Of religious education in Mount
ernon Place NJ. T.. Church South.
I'd Mrs. NJ. II. Darnall, director of
rligiouS education in Columbia
AurCh.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
ere will be a rally of general and
epartmcnt superintendents. with
supper in the dining room Of the
lurch. Rev. Homer ]. Councillor. d.
"ctor Of religious education in Cal
ary Baptist Church, will deliver an
ddress on THE Glory of Service in
lie Sunday School"
+. II. De Groot. ir., will be the
,residing officer Of the convention.
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PASTOR TALKS ON DOUBT

Rev. DIR. Joseph II. Sizoo. minister
Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow at II
o'clock on THE Romance and Danger
Of Doubt" AT o'clock he will
preach on "They Found q Man"
Thursday evening at o'clock the
regular quarterly preparatory service
to the sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be held. The communion service
Will be observed at the IL o'clock
worship October 81.
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MASONS TO BE GUESTS.

Pentalpha and Mount Pleasant
Lodges, f. A. A. M, Will be the spe-
cial guests Of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
will preach on the theme, The
Builders" At the morning service his
subject will be The Doubled Mile 1"
A weekday school of religion has
been inaugurated by the director of
religious education, Rev. John G. Mil
liam. This school is open to all boys
and girls in the community from 8
TO 13 years of age. After this depart
ment is established primary school
will be opened for younger children.
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SERMON ON SEEING LIFE
AT BAPTIST MEMORIAL
Dr.. johnson Announces Topics for
Services TomorroW-Texas
Woman to Speak.

Vt the church Of the National Bap-
It's Memorial to Religious Liberty,
Rev. DR.. Cove G. Johnson, the pas
tor, will preach tomorrow morning on
our Shield and Reward" In the
evening his subject at the gospel
service will be THE Way to See
Life" There will be baptism.
Mrs. j. N. Dawson Of Waco, Tex.
VIII address a joint meeting Of the
adult classes of the Memorial at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Next Sunday will be held the an
uual harvest home service. with a
~pecial sermon for the boys and girls
II the church and school. and the
dedication of little ones. The troop
of Boy Scouts will attend in a body.
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APPEALS FOR CHILDREN.

SISTER Autouin Fnotsch. q dca"oucss
from Stn'.U, Germany, VIII speak in
the German service at 10 aNH. !u con
coIGia Lutheran Evan&eifG' Church.
TWentieth ana & streets. Sho IS rep
r-scnUnc the CHi!drcu's Rescue Homo
81 F-Inkcrwelde. Stcttin, and viii
speak Of the work being done ia be
half of neglected children in Germany.
Rev. Charles Enders. pastor OF the
church, will preach in the English
service at 11:t5 am. The Concordil
Young People League has under
taken the task of having each of its
members fill n pew in tho evening
service at o'clock. The pastor will
speak on Christian Science as
Counterfeit Christianity" in this sery-
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Plans Salvation Talk.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street, between H and l streets. the
pastor. Rev. j. L. S. Holloman, Will
breach tomorrow at II am. on
building Tomorrow's World" At 8
nm. he will have for his subject.
'.Humanity's Salvation VS. Property
Interests" The Bible school will meet
at $50 am. B. Y. P. L. will meet
at pm.
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WESTERN CHURCH TOPICS

Rev. J. Harvey Durham. pastor Of
the Western Presbyterian Church. on
III street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, will take for his
subject tomorrow morning at Ii
O'Clock "Religion and Lifes Perplexi-
ties and in the evening at o'clock
"Soul Sand"
The midweek prayer service is held
on Thursday night. A special feature
Of this meeting is an animal story for
the children.
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PREPARE FOR FEAST.

a novena of reparation. prepara-
tory to the newly instituted feast of
Christ, the King will be held at the
Convent of Work for Poor Churches.
1419 V street, beginning today at
4:30 pm. and concluding October 81
at 1870 pm. with solemn benediction.
The sermons will be given by Rev.
Richard s. Cartwright. Right Rev. Ed
ward A. Pace. Rev. Dom. Thomas ".
Moore. Rev. Dom. Benedict Brosna-
han, Rev. Edward i. Jordan. Rev.
Peter Guilday and Rev. Francis p.
Lyons. =
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HOLY Communion Service.

Services tomorrow at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION. Episcopal, will be:
Holy communion. 7:30 am; morning
prayer and sermon. II O'Clock; eye
Ming prayer and instruction. s o'clock.
Church school. e:3a am. The subject
Of Rev. J. J. Queeliys sermon will he
"How Would Christ in Modern Terms
ixplaAn the Goodness of God and Hu-
AIaa TENGo<A"
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AUTUMN, SERMON TOPIC.

"The Splendor Of the Autumn Sea-
son" will be the subject of a sermon
by Rev. Bernard Braskamp. pastor Of
the Gunton-Tenple Memorial Presby-
terian Church, IT the twilight service,
which is held at 4:30 o'clock.
In the morning at the IL o'clock
service he will preach on the text,
For we are His workmanship, Gre
ated in Christ Jesus unto good works"
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WOMEN MEET MONDAY.

The advisory committee of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church
in the diocese of Washington will hold
its monthly meeting at diocesan House
next Monday. Plans will ne discussed
for equipping Il business Headquarters
for the auxiliary in the Diocesan Build
ing. at 1929 X street
The home of Mrs. Charles W. Rich
ardsOn, on Grant road, as we'll as tho
grounds. will he open next Friday at
pm. to the members of tho Woman $
Auxiliary. An admission fee will ho
charged for the benefit OF this com
mittee. Guests arriving on the con.
necticut avenue electric cars will .,
met at Grant road by automobiles
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VISITOR TO PREACH.

Rev. Thomas +. Boorde, pastor OF
the Baptist Church at Virginia Beach.
Va, will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at the Temple Baptist
Church Elgin Smith of tho First
Baptist Church will address the young
peoples meeting in the evening.
A meeting of the congregation will
be held Tuesday evening To hear a
report of the committee appointed 10
select a pastor for the church.
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TALK FOR MEN AND BOYS.

In continuance of the recent policy
Of Rev. Luther Il. F'ranck. rector of
AUaCostia parish. of having specia!
preachers At tho sunday evening serv-
ices at Emmanuel Church. Thirteenth
and Y streets southeast. the preacher
tomorrow evening Will ho Rev. Frank
lin J. Boi}anan, rector of Rock Creek
parish. this city.
The service is intended especially for
mon and boys, hut all interested per
sons are invited to he present.
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Third Baptist Services.

Hev. DR.. George O. Bullock's topic
81 the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and Q streets. tomorrow at IL am. is
"1,he cultivation OF Love" The Bible
school will meet at 9;15 am. The
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society viii gather at 6 pm. topic.
lessons from the Great Athlete"
leader, Mr.. Gather. Prayer meeting
viii he held Tuesday night from TO
- o'clock. Young Peoples prayer
Erecting Thursday from 5 to pm.
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finished. But when
the literalist gets
beyond the two
plus two" stage,
he is lost. At no
place will he have
q more impossible
time than If he at
tempts to read the
Bible in litera |
terms. The Bible
is the accumulate
ed literature of a
race. 1t includes
history and tic-
ton, poetry and
gramar. love 80.
7 e S and w a r
songs.
The story Of Jo-
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CRUSADER TO SPEAK.

Leon 6. Palmer. field secretary Of
the brotherhood Of st. Andrew and
secretary to the Commission on the
Bishops Crusade. will address the
faculty Of St. Johns Sunday school.
Bethesda, Md. tomorrow morning at
breakfast in the parish house follow
ing the o'clock celebration of holy
communion.
Mr.. Palmer has attained eminence
among religious educationists in the
Episcopal Church after a successful
career in the field OF secular education.
AS secretary to the Commission on the
Bishops Crusade he has offices at the
Cathedral House, Mount st. Alban.
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TEXAS WOMAN TO SPEAK.

Mrs j. NJ. Dawson Of Waco. Tex,
will address a mass meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, on Park road, at
3:30 o'clock.
Homer j. Councillor will preside.
William Il. Schumacher will lead the
singing. assisted at the piano by Mrs.
Page Nick Etchison. The public is
invited.
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breaches ON ELIJAH.

"Elijah's New Discovery" is the sub
<ect Of the morning sermon tomorrow
b. Eev. Irving w. ketchum AT Peck
Memorial chapel. This is the third
sermon in the series on Elijah. In the
evening nc viii speak on "A Picture
Every ono Should See" AT the morn
ting service there will ALSO he given
THE Wonderful story Of a Leaf" to
the Go.to-church Band.
Vt 3 pm. the Fan rally Of the Sun
day school will he held under the di-
rection Of Supt c. {. Iiaig.
Judge j. Robert Anderson will ad
dress tho Cuthbert mems Bible class
at 10:15 am.
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GIRL SCOUT SERVICE.

Troop No. % of the Girl Scouts,
under the command of Capt. Marion
Stevens, will attend the II O'Clock
service at ST. Margaret's Church,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft
place, tomorrow.
The services for the day will be as
follows: Holy communion, .7:30 am;
Sunday school and confirmation class,
$50 am; morning prayer with ser
mon, II O'Clock: evensong with ser
mon. 4:30 o'clock. Rev. DR. Herbert
Scott Smith, the rector, will preach
at both services
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Special Baptist Services.

Special service will be held to-
morrow at the Florida Avenue Baptist
Church. Early prayer meeting will be
held at am, Sunday school at $50
am. and Rev. w. r. Taylor will
preach at II am. on Following God
Fully, or the Caleb Spirit" His sub
1sct At 8 p.u-s u Star Out Of Jacob"
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SERVICES AT PETWORTH.

At Petworth Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the pastor, Rev. Henry
J. Smith. will speak on Decision:
Life's Pivot" In the evening his sub
ject will be Reaching: An Expression
of Desires"
The Ladies' Aid Society will have a
roast beeg dinner Wednesday from
to pm.
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Lincoln Temple Services.

AZ Lincoln congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. Il. w. Brooks
will speak from the subject Trans
forming our Dissappointments." The
progressive EihIe class meets at 10
I'm. The subject 70 he discussed is
t'The Prophecies of Ezekiel" The
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
will meet al pm. The Senior En-
teavor Society will present its pro
gram at G:4J pm,
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For as Jonah
the prophet was
three days and
three nights in
the belly of the
whale, so shall the
Son Of Man be
three days and
three nights in the
heart Of the earth.
The men of Nine
vah shall stand up
in the judgment
with this genera
ton. an d shall
condemn it be-
cause they repent
ed at the preach
ing of Jonah. and
behold a greater
than JoDab h ic
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Dry League Head to Speak.

Andrew Wilson, president of the
Anti-Saloon League of the District of
Columbia, will address the Harrison
Bible Glass of Congress Street Meth
odist Protestant Church tomorrow
morning at 9:45 o'clock in the audi
torium of the church. His sub ject will
be The Progress Made in Enforce
ment of the Prohibition Laws"
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REVIVAL TO CONTINUE.

FALLS CHURCH, Va. October % =
The revival services being held at the
Baptist Church will continue this eve
ming and through tomorrow evening
The pastor Of the church has asso-
ciated with him Rev. A. J. Dickinson,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Newport News, Va. The meetings
through the week have been we'll at
tended
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"SHARP CURVE AHEAD"

SHARP Curve Ahead" is DR.. John
Britain Clark's evening topic to-
morrow night in the sermons of "Dr.
Traffic Signal at First Presbyterian n
Church.
DR.. Clark will give three lectures at
Waynesboro, Va, next April by re-
quest of Lexington Presbytery before
q great audience of Sunday school
superintendents teachers and workers.
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First Brethren Sermons.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, temporary
quarters 412 Eighth street southeast,
will preach tomorrow morning from
the subject, "The Apostle Paul's SeN.
Revelation" In the evening his sub
ject will be "Some First Hand I'm
pressions of Palestine"
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Missionary Societies to Meet.

The Woman's Missionary Societies
of all the Southern Methodist churches
of the city will hold an all-day meet
ing in Epworth Church South, Thir-
teenth s,seet and North Carolina ave-
nue., Tuesday at IL o'clock. The so
ciety of Mount Vernon Church has
charge of the program.
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Rev. N. M. Simmonds to Preach.

Rev. Newton NJ. Simnionds. pastor
of the Highlands Baptist Church
Fourteenth and Jefferson streets, will
have as his Sunday morning topic,
Great Hours of Jesus-Gethsemene. -
At the evening service the theme will
De six Gracious Invitations-eerv-
tca,'
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Second Baptist Services.

"Why We Fail as Christians" will
be the sermon subject tomorrow night
of Rev. Ellis c. Primm, at the Second
Baptist Church, Fourth and Virginia
avenue southeast. The sermon at the
morning hour will be on, Three Great
MaXimS of Life"
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Service for Odd Fellows.

Rev DIR. II. T. Medford will
preach at John Wesley A. NJ. L.
Zion Church, tomorrow morning on
THAT Which Was Lost" Et the
evening service a special sermon will
be delivered to the Odd Fellows.
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Speaks on Church Councils.

THE Influence Of the Councils on
the Creed will be the subject of Rev.
Or. Robert Johnson's fourth evening
address on 1.-The Growth of Christian
Ideas Among the Early Christians" to-
morrow at st. Johns Church, Six
teenth and II streets.