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Sunday School Lesson

questions of the hour with less social
pressure and supervision. They are
not lodging their responsibility. They
fearleSsly face, not only the liquor
question. but the sex problem. gam
bling. amusements the responsibilities
of social life and citizenship, the
proper relations between nations and
races. and the ending Of all strife and
warfare, knowing that in the applica-
ton of the principle used by Paul
in solving the question concerning the
eating of meat offered to idols they
have the key with which every mod
ern problem caA be solved
The real need is for US to see to 1t
that the universally of the Christian
principle and motive of love shall be-
come the guide for all life's action
When men realize that they are their
brothers keepers and refuse to, do any
thing that will cause weaker man
to fall the temperance problem will
be solved This can only be done by
starting with the rising generation and
filling their hearts and minds with a
desire to bride their personal freedom
when the exercise of their liberty
would be injurious 10 others. Self
denial in practice and love in motive
is tho Christian basis for total ab-
stinnnce. We should try to follow the
golden text in all Of Our activities. Let
no man seek his own, but each his
neighb0r'S good" we that are strong
ought to bear the infirmities Of the
weak, and not to please ourselves"
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DR.. PIERCE RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO EUROPE
All Souls Minister Will Resume
His Pulpit After Foreign
Vacation.

Returning from three month stay
in Europe, DR.. Ulysses G. 3. Pierce,
minister of All Souls Church (Unitar-
lam, Sixteenth and Harvard streets,
will resume his pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and will preach at the ii o'clock
service on the subject: THE Sacred
Appetite" The church school will re-
open at GAS am. To make it more
convenient for the children, bus SER
vices will be inaugurated from Chevy
Chase Circle and Takoma Park Wait
still H. Sharp. secretary of the depart
mcnt of religious education of the
American Unitarian Association. will
be present. and in his honor there will
be tea at the church particularly for
parents and teachers tomorrow at
o'clock Mr. Sharp and DR.. Pierce will
speak briefly on THE Aims and Ideals
of a Liberal Church School"
There will be a dinner meeting Mon
day evening for teachers and officers of
the school with Mr. Sharp as the guest
of honor.
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TEACHERS COACHING
CLASS TO BE HELD
Lesson From Christian Nuture
Series to Be Used at
Grace Church. t

For the first time in the current year
coaching classes for teachers in the
Episcopal Sunday schools of the diocese
of Washington using the Christian
nurture series of lessons. will be held to-
morrow. The classes will meet in the
parish hall of Grace Church. Wisconsin
avenue south of M street. at $50 pm.
For the convenience of those attending
the classes supper will be served at s
o'clock.
Similar classes have been conducted
for the past four years by the depart
ment of religious education of the do
cese. and have proved wonderfully help
full to those taking part There is
leader for every course Of the Christian
nurture series. and the lessons for the
coming month are thoroughly discussed
A committee appointed by the depart
ment of religious education. with Mrs.
Mary G.. ID. Johnson of ST Johns Sun
day school as chairman. has prepared
the faculty list the program and other
details. The classes will meet at vari-
Gus churches on the third Sunday in
each month unless otherwise announced.
Grace Church has large number of
teachers regularly availing themselves of
the classes. but this is the first time
that the classes have met in Grace
parish. An unusually large number of
teachers is expected at this first meeting
for the year.
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COLUMBIA BIBLE
SCHOOL TO OPEN
Second Years Work Will Begin
Monday Evening in New
Headquarters.

The Columbia Bible Training School,
Inc, will open for its second years work
in the new headquarters, 2l07 S street,
September "a at o'clock. DR., Freder-
lex Brown Harris. pastor of Foundry
M E. Church, will give the address of
welcome to students. A musical pro-
gram under the supervision of the mu-
sic department will be given DR.. Rob-
ert L. Fultz. president Of the board of
trustees, will preside.
Miss Elsie Wade Stone, principal of
the school, will outline the years work
and receive registrations. There will
be courses for both day school and eve
ming school.
The teaching staff is Miss Elsie Wade
Stone, principal; Rev. Thomas Browne,
Rev John A. CARRIER. Miss Louise M
Graft, Fannie Shreve Heartsill. William
Sheriff. Jones, James L. McLain, jr.;
Fred P. Myers Hattie Shontz Petrie,
DR.. Charles Roads. DR.. Edward E. Rich
ardson and Rev. William J. Seelye.
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DR. LAMBETH GIVES
TOPICS FOR SERMONS
Rev. J. W. Rustin to Speak at
Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Evening Services.

The pastor, DR. William A. Lambeth,
will preach tomorrow morning at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Christian Expert
ence."' At the junior church at IL
o'clock in the Sunday School audito-
rum Rev John w, Rustin, assistant to
the pastor, will speak on The One
Thing Needful" Mr.. Rustin will
preach also at the evening service,
taking for his subject. Shields of
Brass
The Senior Epworth League will have
its annual rally day program at GAS
pm. Earle Weatherly will conduct the
service. The subject will be Workers
Together with God"
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held Monday evening at o'clock,
with Rev. j. H. Balthis presiding.
The pastors will leave for Staunton.
Va. Tuesday, where the Baltimore an
nv,l conference will open Wednesday
,n0rring Bishop Collins Denny %
Richmond, Va will preside over the
sessions of the conference.
The prayer meeting service Thursday
evening at o'clock will be conducted
by S. l.. Thomas.
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DR.. JOHNSON TO GIVE
LECTURE ON COUGH
Rally for Young People Planned
at National Baptist Memo
rial Church.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Cove G. Johnson, will preach
on THE Churches and the Present
Crisis" At the evening service at 8
o'clock the subject of his sermon will
be "Tigcr Tiger!" which is based upon
the life story of John B. Cough.
THE Christians Helper" will be the
subject of the discussion at the Thurs
day evening prayer service.
A big rally for young people will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock in
the Pinkham classroom. A program
has been prepared. with President A. A.
Schmidt presiding. Next Sunday eve
ming at o'clock 4 supper will be held
by and for the young people of the
church. Echoes from the Kansas City
convention will be given by Miss Char
lotte Speiden and Mrs. Catherine
Schmidt
The Pinkham Glass for men has
started it's Fall drive for membership.
Plans include the transfer of associate
members to the active list, as we'll as
the recruiting of new members The
teacher. F. j. Lukens, is presenting a
series of interesting lessons which
carry punch, conclusions and many
sidelights of historical detail and re-
lated facts. 81
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NEWARK MAN TO PREACH.

Rev. W. I, Evans. principal of the
Bethel Bible School, Newark, N. j., will
preach tomorrow morning at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol and
K streets, and at the Crusaders evan
gelistic service at 730 pm. Mr. Evans
has been a leader in religious educa-
ton, and is convincing speaker. The
past Summer he conducted a success
full Bible school near Boston.
The pastor will conduct a divine
healing service Tuesday at 7:45 pm,
and the praise service Wednesday at
7:45 pm. The young peoples meeting
will be held Friday at 7:45 pm. The
extension work of the tabernacle con-
tinues through September. with Miss
Ruth Schofield in Calvert County, Md
and the Crusaders conducting a re-
vival in the community hall at Spring.
field Md under the leadership of b.
B. Compton and j. A. McCambridge.
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OPEN-AIR SERVICE
TO DRAW MASONS
Almas Temple Members and Fam
lilies to Be Guests
Tomorrow.

Almas Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. with their families. will be the
special guests at the open-air religious
services at Temple Heights tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
The address will be delivered by DR..
John C. Palmer. grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge, who is also chaplain of
Almas Temple. The music is under the
direction of j. Walter Humphrey. with
Past Master Harry G. Kimball as &C
companist to the congregational sing
ing. All of the uniformed bodies of
Almas Temple will be present. and the
military band of Almas Temple will pro-
vide program.
This service has been especially ar
ranged for Almas Temple. and it is
anticipated there will be very large
attendance, but it is stated ample seat
ing accommodation will be provided as
we'll as ample parking space on the
grounds for automobiles:
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MT. PLEASANT CHURCH
ARRANGES AUTO VISITS

Through it's pastor, Rev. Moses r.
Lowell the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, at 1410 Columbia road,
has arranged to invite the public to a
series of midWeek visitations by auto
mobile to outstanding religious. educa-
tional and social welfare organizations
of the District.
The series will open September 90
with visit to st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
leaving the church at 2;30 pm. The
public is invited. TRANSPORTATION will
be by bus and places will be reserved
for all who notify the church before
September %.
Future destinations will be the SALIVA
ton Army, october 4; Florence Critten-
ton Home. October IL; Neighborhood
House, october 10; Howard University
october IS; Temple Adas Israel, No
vember 2; Congressional Library, No
vember g. Jewish Community Center
November IS; Chestnut Farms Dairy
November %.
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Bible Questions
OF the Day
BY Harlow r. Royt.
SACRIFICE TO THE IDOLS.

l. What did Paul mean by things
sacrificed to idols" in his first letter to
the Corinthians?
2. What were his objections?
3. When had a rule against eating
sacrificial meat been previously made?
4. Why did Paul repeat it?
5. What did Paul say regarding min
listers and where?
g. What did he urge concerning legal
pickering and where?
T. What famous description of charity
is to be found in the epistle and where?
8. What was Paul's attitude on per-
sonal liberty?
g. What did he have to say on the
doctrine of resurrection?
TO- What other aid did Paul hope
would influence the Corinthians upon
the arrival of his epistle?
Answers?
/. Animals of various sorts and kinds
we're sacrificed to the heather idols.
The fatty parts of the meat were
burned on the affairs. The rest was
sold by the priests who made neat
income from it.
,. There was the fact that often
feasts were held in heather temples
and certain of the Corinthians had
Joined There was the fact that in
purchasing meats support was being
given the opponents of Christianity
Sat the first church council In
Jerusalem the rule had been made that
Gentle Christians should not cat meat
sacrificed to idols.
q. Because he wished to enforce 1t
through love rather than through law.
5. The fourth chapter Of the epistle
dealt with ministers and their duties,
urging humility, patience and faithful
ness, among other virtues.
s. In the sixth chapter of the eplstle,
Paul urged the brothers to settle their
difficulties without recourse to law.
7. The thirteenth chapter of the
epistle embodies the famous description
Of charity, commencing: Though l
speak with the tongues of men and
angels and have not charity, l am be-
come as sounding brass or tinkling
cymbal"
8. Paul held that no man should in
dulge in actions which might become
vices to others of weaker character.
Q. Some Corinthians held; that the
idea of resurrection was symbol1cal. To
these. Paul pointed out the resurrection
of Jesus Christ proved it material.
10. Timothy was on his way to
Corinth By way Of Macedonia. Paul
hoped his influence might prove bene-
ficial when his epistle reached the
congregation.
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DAY Of ATONEMENT
! SERVICES PLANNED
Cantor Novick to Conduct
Yom Kippur Rites at Sixth
Street Synagogue.

Yom Kippur. the Day of Atonement
will be observed by Jews of Washington
tomorrow night and Monday. II is
marked by a 24-hour period OF fasting
The day is referred to in several biblical
phrases as the Sabbath of Sabbaths
AT the Sixth Street Synagogue tonor-
row evening and all day Monday
the sacred services will be conducted by
Cantor Louis Noyick, assisted by BcnIa-
min GrosSberg. Rabbi Louis j, SchWeiel
will preach at both services.
A special children'S service will be
conducted Monday afternoon a. 1870
O'Clock in the yeStry rnp'hs Of tae syna-
gogtle. Almost 200 juniors attended the
first holy day service last week, and 1t
is expected a greater number Will be
present on the Junior service on Yom
Kippur In addition to Joseph Dan
SanSky and Leo ScnlOSS, who conducted
the services on Rosh Hashanah, the fol-
lowing pupils of the school will partlci-
pate in Monday afternoon services: Her
bert Pilzer Lester Levi and Allen Wolpe.
Rabbi Schwefel will preach a special
sermon to the children.
Registration Tomorrow
Registration for classes in the re-
iigious school of the Sixth Street Syna-
gogue takes place tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock in the assembly hall of the
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets. For pupils coming great
dis laiceS to the regular school the
syl&aUgde has arranged special bus
service to bring the children to and
from their homes.
Rev. Abram Simon, rabbi of the
Eighth Street Temple. has planned an
elaborate musical service for tomorrow
night beginning with the singing of
'kol Nidre'
Rabbi William S. Rosenblum will
conduct the services and preach the
"Little Lower Than the Angels
Beginning at 10 o'clock Monday
morning services will be held through
out the day, including a special service
for children at 1880 pm. At $3.50
o'clock a memorial service will be held
at the temple. Dr. Simon will preach
at the MONDAY service. The final
service will be held at $50 pm.
Ohev Sholom Services.
Services will begin at Ohcv Sholom
Synagogue at pm. and continue until
10 pm. During this time Rev. Loeb
will deliver a sermon on the subject of
"Peace." In his sermon Dr. Loeb will
touch on the political outlook as related
to the religion of candidates for tn,
presidency. Cantor A. Liebsohn W
conduct services.
AT o'clock Monday morning services
will be resumed at Ohev Sholom Syna-
gogue, continuing until shutdown, when.
in accordance with the time honored
ritual. trumpet blast will end the
solemn period.
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DR.. BRENT TO PREACH.

DR.. George w. Brent, pastor First
Baptist Church. Deanwood, d. c.. will
preach at Second Baptist Church,
Third street between H and 1 streets,
tomorrow at IL am.
The Nurses Aid Club will conduct
special services at $3.50 pm. Rev. E. T.
Lewis, pastor Trinity Baptist Church,
Ivy City, D. c.. will preach at 8 pm
The Bible School will meet at $50 am.
and the B. Y. P. u. at pm.
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passover LAMB" TOPIC.

1.-THE Passover Lamb" will be the
topic of Rev. c. E. Ferguson at o'clock
tomorrow evening at the Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church, Forty-second
and Fesscnden streets The morning
sermon will be taken from Eph. Wiz
vi:24.
Bible School meets at GAS am. and
B. Y. P. U. at 7 pm. to discuss the
topic of Man"
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Cathedral of ST Peter and -. Paul. Washington, d. G..

of the Middle Ages that their beauties
and their perspectives are never seen.
The hill of St. Adams. on which is be
ing built the Cathedral of st. Peter and
st. Paul, rises some 400 feet above the
Potomac; and its densely wooded crown,
overlooking the historic river below, Of
fers a fitting setting for the architec-
tural jewel that will some day grace the
site.
The picture shows the completed
cathedral With a total length of 500
feet and towers soaring 262 feet above
the foundations. At the present time,
however, only the apse is finished.
When completed it will rank in size and
in perfection of its proportions with any
cathedral in the world
1t is here that President Wilson was
hurled
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COMMUNION SERVICE.

A communion service for the special
benefit Of homecoming vacationists
will be held tomorrow at IL am. in
Grace Lutheran Church. Sixteenth and
Varnum streets, Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski,
pastor At this service pair of candle
used for the first time upon the altar.
At the evening service at o'clock
the pastor will preach, using as his
theme THE Light of the World" In
struction classes for those preparing for
confirmation will begin work this week
The Junior class will meet Saturdays
from 10 to II am. The adult class will
meet Sundays at pm. Rally day has
been announced in the Sunday school
for Sunday Sentemher 30
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THE. city of Washington is unique
amongst the great capitals of the
world in that it possesses no national
cathedral. Paris has its Notre Dame
Berlin it's DOM Rome its st. Peters,
London it's Westminster, Vienna its st.
Stephens and Constatinople its famous
st. Sophia 1t is true enough that when
L'Enfant drafted plans for the Amer
lean capital, he reserved a large plot
of land for such structure, but this
site was eventually taken by the Pen
sion Office Building.
Perhaps it is as we'll that the reServa-
ton was never used for the monumental
structure now building on the summit
of Mount st. Alban close by. for too
often the great churches of the world
ere so hed2ed III by unsightly buildings
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Rev. R. w. Brooks Topic.

At the services Of Lincoln Congrega-
tional Temple tomorrow morning at the
Lincoln Theater Rev. r. w. Brooks will
speak from the subject The Mind of
Christ VS.. Human Desire" The Chris
tian Endeavor Society will meet at the
Twelfth Street i. M. Z. A. at Z pm.
The subject to be discussed is Mission
arY Education"
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ILLUSTRATIONS is THEME,

Magnificent Illustrations" is the
theme of the sermon by Rev. II. M.
Wilson at the II o'clock service tomor-
row morning at Fifteenth Street Chris
tian Church. Junior church meets in
the lower auditorium at the same hour,
in charge of l., r. Butler. Interme-
diate Endeavorers and the seniors meet
at GAS pm. At the night service at 8
o'clock the sermon topic will be ia
cob's Ladder"
Evangelistic meetings will begin Oc-
tober 20. Rev. C. N. Williams, who has
been called as State secretary for the
Christian churches of this area, will
lead
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DR.. WHITLEY TO SPEAK.

THE Good Messenger" will be the
subject of DR.. Earle Whitley tomorrow
morning at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, and he will speak on the topic
"Desertion" at the evening service.
Homecoming day will be observed
in the church school and at the IL
o'clock service
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PASTOR WILL PREACH.

For the preaching services tomorrow
at the H Street Christian Church, Sixth
and H streets southwest. the pastor,
Rev. H C. Mayhem. will speak on THE
Resourcefulness Of Jesus" at the morn
ing worship. and in the evening on
Getting Rid of the Blues"
The educational department meets at
9:45 am. and the Christian Endeavor
Society at 6;45 pm.
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Rev. H. A. Kent to Preach.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, Twelfth ard T
streets southeast, will preach tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock on the subject
THE Greatest of These Is Love" At
pm. his subject will be knowing
Jesus Christ" Sunday School will meet
at $50 am. and Christian Endeavor at
pm
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REV. J. C. BALL TO PREACH.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
Rev. John Compton Ball will speak to-
morrow morning on Gods Three Calls
to the Church" In the evening he will
speak on Mountain Top Character and
What Man Needs to Get There"
Monday evening the pastor will adj
dress all the officials of the church.
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DR.. WALDR0N RETURNS.
Shiloh Baptist Pastor Will Preach
Again Tomorrow.

DR.. ]. Milton Waldron. pastor Of the
Shiloh BAPTIST Institutional Church,
Ninth and P streets, has returned from
a vacation in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York and Connecticut.
He will preach at IL am. tomorrow,
upon the subject, Gods Cure for Hard
Times" and at night he will use for his
theme, "The Question of the Aces
What Is It?". The trustees and officers
of the church will start their special
effort to raise $4,000 to be consummated
during the month of october.
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TOPICS FOR SERMONS.
Rev. E. o. Clark to Preach at
Chevy Chase Baptist.

Religion for an Age of Science" is
ward o. Clark at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church tomorrow morning. Mr.
Clark will give an answer to the query
SIS religion obsolete in our scientific
times?" A story-sermon will be told
the children in the junior church.
Mr. Clark's sermon subject in the
evening service will be God and a
Square Deal" A service of song pre-
cedes the sermon, beginning at 7:45
pm.
The young women of the Young Peo-
pies Society will have charge of the
program next Sunday at 6:45 pm The
church school with classes for all ages
meets at GAS am.
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"The Text That Talks"

1.-THE Text That Talks" will be consid-
cred tomorrow night, o'cIock, by Rev.
E. Hez Sven at the Centennial Baptist
Church The II o'clock morning SER
mon subject is Prompted Prayers"
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Rev. c. P. Ryland to Officiate.

Rev. C. P. Ryland of the Kendall
Baptist Church will speak tomorrow at
IL am. on Mouth Brides" and in the
evening on Making the Church Vic
torious." Special meetings will begin
early il October.
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John Wesley A. M. E. Services.

The pastor, Rev Henry D. Tillman,
will deliver the sermons at both the
morning and the evenings services to-
morrow at John Wesley A. NJ E. Zion
Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets Church school meets at $50
am: v. c. EndeaVor Society at $50 pm
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Advent Church Services.

DR.. Cook of Baltimore will conduct
the ser ices at the Church of the Ad-
vent at Il am. and 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
The 7:>9 service will be communion
service.
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Bible School to Reopen.

The Bible School of the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church will reopen its ses-
sions tomorrow morning The theme of
DR.. James T. Marshall's sermon al the
morning service will be -Four Men in
One
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.

Women's Foreign M. E. Society to
Meet Friday.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold their annual meeting
at Lincoln Road Church next Friday
opening at 1890 o'clock
The speaker will be Mrs Warner of
India, who will deliver an address at
the afternoon session.
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MINISTERS TO MEET.
DIR. w. H. Jernagin to Address
Colored Conference,

The Colored Baptist Ministers Con-
ference will meet Monday at IL o'clock
at the Florida Avenue Baptist Church
and discuss Echoes From the Ma
tional Baptist Convention"
Dr. w. H. Jernagin will deliver the
principal address.
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BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON,

THE CHRISTIAN BASIS OF
TOTAL ABSTINENCE tTen1-
perance Lesson Il Corinth-
ians, viii.l-13.