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{ WETHODIST RPISCOPAL 80 METHODIST BPISCOPAL SOUTH. _ METHODIST FPISCOPAL MIUTH. MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURCH **"The Representative Methodist Church " Ninth and Massachusetts Avenue CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL, D. D,, Pastor. Sunday, June 5, 11 a.m.—Sermon by REV. J. HOWARD WELLS, D, D. Overflow service at-tHe same hour. Sermon by MR. RIPPY. 8:15 p.m.—Sermon by REV., M. L. RIPPY, Assistant Pastor. A Complete Sunday School Organizétion. FOR WOMEN—Four large organized Bible Classes, each doing effective Christian work, each ably led, with a total membership of five hundred. FOR MEN—Three large Men’s Bible Classes. Christian fellowship. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS—Carefully graded Junior and Intermediate Classes, with earnest teachers and a thorough course of study. FOR THE LITTLE TOTS—A delightful primary department, with twenty-five teachers and superintendents. A place the little ones love to go to. 1 4 4 Every man will find here a welcome and scr\lkc 7 p.m.—Epworth League Service. Midweek Service, Thursday, 8 p.m. FrTHANIeT mPISCOPAL (White). CALVARY On Columbia Road N.W. Between 14th and 15th Streets JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister 9:30—Bible School, Mr. Edwin Dice, Supt. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. Q st. bet. 30th and Re c. HAW (Whtte). 11a Sp.m. MT. PLEASANT 16th st. n.w. near Lamont. Rev. Clifton K. Ray MINISTER. m.—Kunday school and Bible classes. B0 A ea: Tibte. class, Rev. H: M. Reed, teacher. Men's ' Bible el Jeffords, teacher. 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by the minister. mui o “The Blood of Christ” 7:15 p.m. Epworth League. $:00 p.m. vening _worship. the minister. “The Stewardship of Prayer” All welcome. HE_PATH TO GRI OUTHFUL WARRIO! $:30—Calvary Men's Bible Class, Judge Joseph W. Thompson, Teacher; Mr. O. W. Youngblood, President. Tracy L. 11:00—Public worship, with sermon by the MINISTER, on the subject: ‘THE LURE OF THE ROAD” 6:00—“Bunch Social” for the young people. 6:45—Epworth League devotional services. 8:00—Public worship, with sermon-lecture by Dr. Montgomery, on the subject: “AN INTERVIEW WITH FOUR CLERKS” Marvin M. E. Church South | Special music at an public services by GEORGE HAROLD MILLER and the 10h AND B STS. 8. W. CALVARY QUARTET. CLA Com- Sermon by Free pews. UDB M. HESSER, Mimister. y Communion. o ’s Journey to Tarshish. Epworth League.- METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White). Dumbarton Ave.MLE.Church | bet. Wisconsin ave. and 31st st. Duwhnl}n;"‘a B.dls )ldd.-l)wl;\ ! = anday sc o Commaion Reception of members. FRE SEATS TO THE PUBLIC. Church doors onen in the evening at 7:30. McKENDREE Mass. Ave. N.W. Between 9th and 10th Streets (The Red Brick Church) CHAS. A. SHREVE, Pastor 11:00—Communion. SUNDAY— 2:00 am.—Prayer service. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Classes for all. Dr. Wesler, Supt. 11:00 0°Clock—Publie weorship. Reception of members. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Address by the Pastor: “LIGHTS THAT NEVER FAIL” 6:00 p.m.—"Get-acquainted meeting.” 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 8100 O’Clock—Evangelistic Meeting conducted by the Pastor. Subjeet: “JESUS AND A SINNER” (Being the first of a series of sermons on the theme: ~Jesus Christ, the Same Yesterday, and Today, and Forever.”) l' 0 to 5:30—Service of prayer for the healing of the sick. p.m.—Praver and Bible study. FRIDAYS, s D m—}’enlecoum] meeting. ~Eldbrooke ML E. Chutch and Murdock Mill Toads, Cores Bt Toft "Wisconsin Avemue. - Minlster. E —Sermon by IW “Faxrest Among Thousands” Friendship fl!lvler 'm'o):: in attendance. Lincoln Road Church Cor. Lincoln road, Rhode Island ave. arTer G M V. WALTE! c! b PSR C m-m;nm 1 8 p.m.—An evening of song a Chareh school, M. R. Speelm: am. Epworth League servi Am&:can University Chapel Rev. ARCHIE W. DAVIS, Pastor. e e WESLEY CHAPEL Rosedale M. E. Church Preaching. {11 a.m. 1 A 416 'ren . ave. n.e. o rasés metting, Wednesdss. § pim Methodiust 'Ep‘!’scopal Church . ST M. E. Chm':h REv. 35€ SEHOLs0N: D, B Pastor. o Lo Anacostia 1l eirament of aid's Suppen By ind 8 pom. 14th and U sts. s.e. Rev. Thomas E. Copes, Nermon by pastor. 9:4: —Sunday school. NP AL, (Coteved). Havm NL E. Church MINISTER. 14th asd B — FREE METHODIST WAL BROWN, Pastar. * P % Sunday school. 416 2nd BT. N.W. 9:30 .m.—All _members on the Sunday school roll are etpected to an- REV. H. 7. ALBAUGH, Paster. swer roll_call. All evening services hereafter will begin 8£8 o'elock. Special services Sunduy_morn: ing and evening. Bunday school, 9: Praver meeting every Tuesday at 8 p.m. _clasy meeting every Friday at Sipn Union Methodist Epm:opa.l 20th st pear Pa ave. n.w. TODGE OF MASO TEND THIS SBERVICE IN A BODY. > Special musical program by the church cholr. Members of Sister Ladges coninlly nvited. W“_ “METHODIS augh CHURCH, Third and A Streets Northeast. REV. HOWARD F. DOWNS, Pastor. 9. —Sunday sehool. 11:00 & m.—Sacrament of the Lo d reception of memibers.. agve: 8 pm., sermon by Gommunion; and_taxtatiation s oc Trremth L U_ARE DA B >—YO0U_AR| Children’s Day Metropolitan Memorial MLE. 9th and P Sts. N.W. John Marshall place and C st. n.w. H.lff! Pawson Mitchell, D. D., Minister: ~ H. P. FOX, Minister. Children’s Day Exercises l 11 i By the xcholars of the Sunday school. “The Ja,pa,nm ‘Problcm From a Christian View” on '|HAMLINE METHODIST CHURCH D Leugue: + Civil _Employees’ "’ Association, 14h and O ata, n.eArthur wnowm". vex. % Bon l.n.‘(‘bo v nes alley.” H ion ey. elp Sty ot bet. L ana ) BA’ by, the pastor. arick _Chelstian = Endeavor, 3 "l( ‘Was for !l!," by Mr. p.m., ployee; EVERYBODY WELCOMB. Revi ntn I( Eive Tihe Wond, €0 - 9:30 —s\umy b0 ins 8. I 11 Special music by W, €. welcome to our_services. Re P. 9:30 Lane C. M. E. Church Galbraith A. M. E. Zion —fllrda :d 8 p.m.—Evangelistic sermons MI‘ Thlll Wilson, direetor. ll:lu Wemorial C. M. E. Charch = uis Cungr!:l~ Syt ;:‘EDJ'E." =) wr}l BY - Miniater, 5 ‘EV:Y Into ss§ REV. B. H. JOHNSON This_church gfisrenmcnem downtown he- | .OF THE PACIFIC COAST. teln "I:I!lNr_~ X{,th- city_ex rllll] inv|le‘ Bp m— “The National .m. 2 Church” “Christianity and World i mx' ofisivil H Disarmament” er, uln and_Coreoran : n.w. venue t BT We 0. "CARKE GTO) —.hnd school and_ Bible WITNBSSING FOR JESUS. nuel. “Miss Nellie Freeman and Mrs. B, Young. Solo, Geo. B Battles. Episcopa.l Church !Special Musical Program in Charge of Edith B, Athey snhpm—-cunnm " Badeator 7:45 p.m—! '"'i:’f. A MAN COMES TO Belo, Mes. beth Hi Theas secvices Wik help YOU. Metropolitan Wesley A, M. 1ith and H sta. las Mem: Northeast. REV. EDWARD HAYES, D. D., Pastor. e B Bwerts Liague E. Zion Church “'HoLy T COMMUNION AND RECEPTION ® HuNm 5 CALLIS, Miaister C hurch £ - FE v “ADudManWhoShlI ' 5 SRytscoss ‘Lodge of 16th mear P Street N.W. . “r:"“:' 3 ¥ Rev, Green motor buses pass the dooe. begiuning at § strangers in wnhlum- are invited to vomlp with us, Church of the Big Welcomz ? Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, D.D., # Minister. 9:30 a.m.—GRADED CHURCH -umr. 113 no-m RMON BY— ° p VIOTORY.” > ‘Rev. J. Franklin mn D. rmity M E. Church 8:00p.m.—“LIVR'S INBVITABLE VOY. m the American University. . se. ME AND W .mm!l_ DR SE gy By VR SERVICE| .. ’."1'.?.5,..'"!.'%' B | Brown’s Memorial A. M. E. Ch. Rev. Jobn Reid Shamnon, D. D. i i M T e —Ep y e Al FINEST MUSIC. 8 _Sermon by the pastor. Subject— .; subjeet, * “ T WELCOMR. “Workers Together With | Edavr, a8y Rev. M. LEO RIPPY, Assistant Pastor. | 8 pm»-‘?iEAVEN' is It" FOR MOTHERS—A nursery and kind hands to keep thc babies while mother attends the EVERYBODY WELCOME ALL THE TIME “New lety | PRESRVTFRIAY. PRESBVTERIAN. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John ‘Marshall Place REV. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D, Speaks at 1} am—“THE GREAT CALL” and ane, logical, but devout man hold about heaven? What Where is it? Is it a state of feeling, or a place? What do we in heaven? What are we in heaven? Is the description in Revelation to be taken literally? THINGS THAT TROUBLE PEOPLE. 9:30a.m.—Meeting of Sunday School. teaches Men’s Class. 7:15 p.m.—Meeting of Young People’s C. E. Society. THURSDAY, 8 p.m—Meeting for deepenirig the spiritual life.. Topic, “Food,” = Printed reading for. every day unfolding the topic, distributed at close of the meeting. The Church for the Spiritually Troubled Gunton-Temple, REV. BERNARD mumnu', 30 a.m.—Sunday school. 11'a.m.—Communlon_service in bullding at 14th and R sts, 7 p.m.—Christian Endeavor meeting. 8 p.m.—Preacling service. Evening wervices in new bullding at 18t and_Newton_st; MTH AND B STREETS. , Pastor. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Conneeticut ave. and N st. REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister. REV. HOWARD D. TALBOTT, Assistant, BUNDAY, June 5, 1921. 9:30—Sundey setol, with men's aad wom- | Eastern Presbyterian Church en'’s classes, 11:00—Morning service. Bermonm by Dr.| Sixth st. and Md. ave, n.e. Alfred E. Barrows, D. D,, pastor. ) vod. 6:13—Christlan Endeavor supper, by vesper service, T:43—pecial fastrumental music. 8:00—Kvenlug_ service. _Sarmap b “TENNYBON: 'rlul MBH0F . IMMONTAL. 10 HURSDAY, June 9, J921. 5:00—Midweer prayer serviee. foltowea | by ml 11:00a.m Washmgton Heights Pres- New York Avenue Presby- byterian Church aud Kalorama_ ron g V. . PALMER, D. D., “lllll!’ terian Church 11 a.in he Measure of u Derfeet Life." New York ave., 13th and H sts. 8 pm ling Things by Thelr Wrong DR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Pastor. REV. REGINALD ROWLAND, Assistant. Fourth Pr Presbyterian Church 18th and Falrmont DR. JOSEPI T. KELL' 9:20 8.m.—Sunduy school e RAD- DR. VILL PREACH. p hour. sper service. Bibie class, Middietor, ng by the er.’ taughit by 11 a.m.—Moruing wors) wstor. - wubjec “GREAT NEAR THE HOT! . AN Mission. Hon. Macfurlund und Mrs. Mnacfarland Mra. Theodore Toyuton will tell at St Guentin. Keyser. organist and mu- us cliolr. Mrs. Edward ¥ ST. NEA® Georgetown Church %, JAMES T MARSHALL, D, D, am.. com The Church of the Pilgrims | ‘ SOUTHERN PRESDYTERIAN. ur “Herbert b 22nd st. between P and Q atx. e, aeq X, | _evening wervice, nnest | sXrallace Memorial United 5 ch_al Thecity are invited. 7:00 p.m.—Rervice of sonx. 30 p.m.—Preaching by Chap) Church 5 p.m.—Senlr Christian £ Presbyterian ur iweek prayer wervice Thursdny at § N ilanpshire are. ' Cor. Randolph ot. ani jmall nnnn care Gurig Sundey . chl redfor, duriug y BT, serv A CORDIAT, W NORTHMINSTER REY. ’;}'{’;‘6;! 'r'("i‘;n';‘ihf; ToN, itant Bastor. Growlng Task ™ A Henewed Life." a.m. Teacher, Fiiin WMoons: Westminster Church Memorial Seventh Koutliwest Detween D and I Sta. th services at 10, 11, 7 and & o'elock. Bible clase, HON. C. AS—Evening wnnblp Central’ Presbyteflan Church | uthern Assembly) Sixteenth and_ 1ving Sts. N REV. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. 9. a.o1.—The Kunduy school. ““Fhe Tame Man Healed Lessons” 7:00 p.m.—The Chiretian Endeavor Society. 8:00 p. m.—ermon— “Christ Ahswers the Heart of the World” A Welcome to Al JOHN DAVID TH, Pastor. 00 141 380 Phones Col. 4376-W stor. Lucien Clark. Endeavor. g People. g by Dr. Lucien Clark. | wdny; praser service. Smali children cared for dufing morning __service. 2 "Frankiin 3179, ‘ ;,'rdm M‘mou' Minpesota Ave., . Rev. GEORG an\éfil'm | Yo ev, M. C 5 % Bunday. echoor. 0:30 €< preaching. 11 THILLIE “f,’n';."‘;:lf,,,,'.' s a.m.; C. E.. 8:30 p.m.: evening services. 7:30. Verpor e SKundav, WesternPresbyterian Church KEW_THOUGH™. H st. between 19th and 20th n.w. o e . REV. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM. Fastor. Divine Science Center junday school. Meeting every Pl‘ldl’ at |0M at 1 Communion service. "| auial Kunh ectn Friday. plication of S Possibilities in Christ” | 0" onte. " A eicome ™ s lender. | “National New Thought Center 902 F Btre Wednesday, at & conducted by’ Miss Clinic for men by Dr. GEORG 7:00 p.m.—Christlan Endeavor. B9 Siseaptieon tecare . H. Smith ursw BY THE QUARTET. Xln“‘ for girls, Kbode Tsiand ave. the same nmr conduct- RICK] S neatior nmung con- DOUGLARS of Boston. conducted by Dr. KER, Public Cordially Invited. UNITY SOCIETY SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN |00 HOMER BUILDING. Phone Frank. 188, (E. side of 13th bet. F aud G sts, 16th AND KENNEDY STS. N.W. Rest and reading room open dail, At Reservolr and Entrance to Rock Creek Park. hort Jesson And meditation & REV. MAURICE S. WHITE, PASTOR. MANSK, 5500 13th ST. N.W. un 13 o e COMMUNTON SERVICE— “Christ Our Passover” “The Story of a Successful | Life.”. Eriday 8 duéted by Mr. R. ¢ aily “noon meeting healing and success each aftern VA M. JANUA Popaiar Lecture “The Prosperity Habit" Monday, 8 p.m.—BUSINESS CLUB. “Music’s Mystic Melody” Classes Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 and Wednesday at 2:30, teaching the practical Sppiication of fhe laws of life to Sttainiag health, joy and su “Associnted with UNITY SCHOOL of Ran- s City, the largest metaphysical healin Sunday, p.m.—Juntor C. E. Soclety. Sihosl i th e world, which' cooperates. wit 7:00 p.m. . P. 8. C B -I‘l‘:’enn 2ome Church of Life and Joy 1814 N STREET NORTHWEST. SUNDAY, JUNE &. Metropolitan Presbyterian Fourth .nackfuu,nnnun. 1““"“":&3&""“” PSRN i et i e Dr. Helen Crane oted author and teacher. 3:00 p.;o— bt Healing meeting, ~ 7 Dr. Joseph Perry Green Hied Lolleln of Divine Heh 8:00 p.m.. —"LIYE ! HAIXDIV bk Dr. Helen Crane A solo will be rendered at the beginning of the eventng servic SOULS OF MEN.” Lo o .—Christian Endeavor societies. . —Kvening worship. Address by . fiilofl, Misslonary {o Siam. nonm cuflnh . OOE. and Q st. E. BRONDAGE. De Dy Migit Pres. "Dr. Claude W, A Medical CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Hox}. Clyde Kelly Frxends * |St.PauPs English Lutheran Chureh |Church of the Incarnation 5. Indisidunl instruction and ministry for | THE CHURCH “THAT 18 SET ON A HILL." wlfl. RGATIONAL. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10th arid G Streets N.W. JASON NOBLE PIERCE WILMER P. JOHNSTON = DEDICATION OF NEW $30,000 BISCHOFF MEMORIAL ORGAN THI8 GREAT ORGAN, BUILT BY THE SKINNER COMPANY OF BOSTON, AND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE WANAMAKER ORGAN, PROBABLY THE LARGEST AND F] ST ORGAN SOUTH OF NEW YORK, WILL BE FULLY USED AND DLDICAT'ED SUNDAY. SPECIAL MUSIC, 11:00 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M. LARGE CHORUS. PRE-SERVICE RECITAL AT 7:30 BY HARRY EDWARD MUELLER. YOURSELF AND FRIENDS INVITED. REY. JASON NOBLE PIERCE PREACHES SPECIAL SERMONS: 11:00 a.m~“PRAISE YE THE LORD” ulfllmm‘-l- N I 8:00 pm. (Recital at 7:30)—“FOGRESS” | 1 Ingram Memorial Conmnhoul 10th st. and M; The First Concert on the new organ will be given Wednesday. Boston, one of the foremost recitalists in America. MT. PLEASANT (Congregational) Columbia Road Near 14th St. In the Residential N.W. Walter Amos Morgan, Minister 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by Rev. D, Butler Pratt, D.D, Topic: “THE LONG CHURCH” 8:90 p.m.—BRAHMS’ “REQUIEM” Special Musical Service by the Mount Pleasant Chorus Brief Address by DR. PRATT: “The Brevity and the Eternity of Life” Church School. 9:45. Sermon for children every Sunday A.M. Juneé 8th, at $:15 by William E. Zeuch of MUSICAL SERVICE By the choir. naslsted by other talent, in- cluding Hazel Kuchwehmid, woprano. The Pennsylvania Roeiets invited guests. Address Hon. M. Clyde Kelly OF ¥ N1A CLEVELAND PARK 34th AND LOWELL STS. X ELLSWORTH bie rehool. VITAL BELIE! FRI TORTHODC Bunduy scionl, GELOW. F_IN GOD." & Irving sta. Meeting | worship. 11 2 m. an Endeavor, | Small children cared for during service. AN Wetcome. 3 [ s e Fncnds Meeting & Sunday h)cnmg Clul.). 7 pm. SATIONAL mwuuum Herman Fakler, soloist. First day ALL S ATS FREE H LUTHERAN. LUTHERAN. _— A -OTHER SERVICES, Hafimmon LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL ave, n.w, - Sunday, 10:45 & " (Thomas Circle) et ®., " “Dispensationsi Scrvices at 230 p.m.. J. T. MOBBERLY, pastor. G. M. Diffenderfer, D.D., Pastor 9:45a.m—Sunday School—all departments. “THE SYMPATHY OF CHRIST” SUNDAY, 8 PM. Dr. B. Franklin Bryan BIBLE L HALL, 31st and M Sts. NW, 11:00 a.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: “THE FINISHER OF FAITH” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. Topic: “THE KINGDOM COME IN THE WORLD.” Leader, B..-F. CAMPBELL. 8:00 p.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: “FACE TO FACE” Special music by Stringed Quartet—Violin, Mr. John Russell violin, Mr Quinter; viola, Mr. L. G. Accompanist, Miss Anstadt. Seats Free CHRISTADELPMIAN. C.'mhtaddphhnficduh I Erery Sunders 1100 S0 AHy weleme, Chrimddphian Clupd 1 o’ftuu. Aw*fi 'fix > 'K'A]‘ REFORNED, R mn AND o ETRELTS 8.4 E.ohlm Yates; D. Wiemer, and cello, Dr. Van Valkenberg. Voluntary Contributions This Church Welcomes YOU. 14th IIC 1lat] ) REV. HENRY MA Pasior. Publlc wvnmn e by Rer. “ Einspruch, Lutberan Jewish Mission, Bal- timore: Eleventh and II Streets N.W. JOHN T. HUDDLE, D. D., Paster. 9:30—Sunday school. “Simeon’s Prophecy Con- Grace 40—! B . s et CouNEN m& 'AND MoxRoE sTS. cerning Christ St. Olaf Congregation | First (x5 BUREE Fager 3 p.m.—Swedish service, wr xnmfl-n Luth. Church of America.) Bible schosl for 41 depariments, 9:45 &.m. 7P —Young People’s meeting. . 1L am., Buglish. Jupe 12, 11| _ Bervices. 11 a.m._and 8 p. 8p. ’“r\'lrfi held temporarily assembly hall of Eckington itol and Florida ave. SYBILRUD. Pastor. 5718 13th st. n.w. PENTECOSTAL. “Inspiration” Church of ‘the Reformation KEW CHURCH (Swedenbotuions. —_— e | Church of the New Iaruulcm ip at 11, witn oor- Sunday mornhll Capitol Hill: Penna. ave. and 2d st. s.e. Full Gospel Assembly mon by the pastor REV. JOHN WEIDLEY, D. D. 1242 th st. s.w. i ot " am 3¢ 10, H-ly Commy nd 7:43 p.m. VICES: Free lending libfars in Erve Fublic worship—_11 amoren dail Sanday echool- RBYV. TP Sunday: ‘Wedn AL SERTS FREE. BV hug ONE WELCOMB. St. Mark’s Lutheran Church REV. H. DerlNa’roN "5idTis, 0. 0. m.—Dible oot YOUNG PEOPLE’S DAY at’ WESLEYAN PENTECOSTAL D St. N.W. Between 3d and 4th REV. H. B. HOSLEY, Pastor Sutch REV. A. E. WACHTEL “:' e ey President M. A. Conference Wesleyan Methodist Church, With a Gface Evangehcal Luthcfa.n | Party of Young Preachers and Singers 11 a.m—Revival 3pm—DR. WACHTEL Who Has Had Six Years’ Experience in Special Young People’s Work in Large Conferences of Methodism, Will Talk to Young People 7 p.m.—Old-time Revival Service A Large Orchestra Will Be Present New Jersey ave. betwedn M and N ll'!:-unrl Sysod. . 1. ave. & Notth . g 20 am. or| _CHRISTIAN ScIENCE. | Atonement .,,..‘_';,., 6. e A Cordial Welcome to All These Services 76 pm. -P";L.KLE;;:"CR.#I =me— 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE i i e o e T Popular topie and qaestions anewered. CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Betentiat : Branches of The Mother C!-v: ne| Keller Memorhl Lutheran | wwwramsas. =~ owemawjnaw. ind 20th st. n.W. st c“"nfl: MD. AVE. AND 9th ST. N.E. Pa. n RYVING W, KETCHUM, Minister. MW T Rother's Day service. | Exercise by he_children. Add man W. E. P, e F e, Sont | hri; nfln' Second Churel e o e e Andréws of T METHODIST PROTESTANT. North Carolina Ave, i REY. P W. OROSSY. Minister ':ll im. !4 ’AGI“ QIAM r’»-.. Loy wmibidlem kg e Rhode Island Avenue - lma jelend Sve, rfi&l‘!’“ st nw. - ik sonic Temple, uua and N. IDNICI— “God the Only Cause and .-. A w&'-;;—:% }"m";l:; :'"" '%umu EVENING uzwpNGa, o METHODIST EPISCOPAL. i REA‘)ING Ill‘(‘)llm\ltxn ‘Hours, 10 to 9 (Wed.. 9 to 7, aud Sua- Ebenezer M. E. Church o B e .__m,. X Third Church of Christ, Sclentist Mommg Service at 11;00. ALL SOULS’® CHURCH- 8. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. + Men’s Bible Class, 10:00, Eomuded 1SS ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D.D., Minister Evening Service at 7:45. SERVICES IN Young People’s Society, 6:45, GeorgetownLutheran Church erctown LtheranCi KNICKERBOCKER THEATER ey R T 1. 18th and Columbia Road PENDING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH 9:45—Sunday School, Kindetg:rten, Graded Course and Adult Classes. Also Kmderprten during momhg service. 11:00—Morning worship. Sermon by the mmister. x 16th N.W. Bt era D) . “THE FEAR THAT ENNOBLES” J. B, Sime 'fl. D}.“’I:m t of “:l& st MR. ATWATER, Ocgen,