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10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘SATURDAY,” OCTOBER™ 29, [i921—PART 1 Latest Announcements of . Church News, missionary bishop. Sermons on the subject will be preached in every EPISCOPAL CHURCHES PLAN FOR CENTENNIAL |t aar i re onsarecd with cote- brations of various characters. The observance of this anniversary lis closely allied with the misslonary throughout the movement mow in progress in the us for the cele-| gpiscopal Church. This movewment is ry centennial i extending over a period of three years )} he oceasion.iand is known as the nation-wide Wirich will be' observed throughout | campaign. The cvery-member canvass the country, being in commemoration | iy this campalgn, the crucial perlod, of the huudredth anniversary of the | will be held on November -20. - Not forgetting the part the chil- chureh King p ion of the misst -Sunday, November . 6. Tenth and N sts. n.w. jafternoon, November 6. The Sunday . 1. 3. MCIE, D. D.. Pastor. (Chapinin sermous by Dr. Muir. the demonstration are mnow bein |worked out by Commander C. T. Keslee, supt. NEW THOUGHT the Obsenre meeting_conducted by Teople of Fifth Baptist: 1 | i under leadership of Mr. | Nom 300 Homer Building, 611 18th st. numn. room open every aftcruoon. The Quitter. _CHOIR—ORCHESTR TIVA AL JANUARY truct [l ! (!r\l unity and Nmeteenth Street Baptist | It i D h Short Iewon and noon silence. Churc] ey Fecture by Sir. srner 19th and 1 Sts. N.W. ham of Kunsas City, Moo . BROOKS, D. ., s Pastor. pastor, with National New i'h;ught Center 902 F ST. N.W. Datiy meetings from 13 to Healing meeting Friduy at 8 pn Fuines Pat'ents .received dally fexcept Sunday), LORT froa 9 wm. to & AOBIOY Public_cordially invited. dren of the diocese have taken in the missionary movement, the board of religious education Is planning for a " Temnle Baptxst Church | Sinonstration and parade. on Sund school children will gather on the 2 0 te ) 3 = ! i SN S or gou. { EIIIDSE At 8 m e eeERlind| The Pastors’ Federation of Wash-| all churches are requiested to, be each carrying a banner. Details for | ington and vicinity has issued a|oben for prayer every day from No- Jewell_svho will as marshal of s the pffade limitation of armament. . opportunity and duty of the church of Christ to supplicate the throne of the Almighty for His merciful and graclous Intervention in this time of the world's great nee Adopts Prayer Service Plan. as-follows: | SPTRESE, A united service of prayer in Cal- | L vary "Baptlst Charch on Sunday aft- ernoon, November 6, at 3 o'clock, at iPastors’ Federation of Wash- | wtich 'reprenentative pastors of ‘the city will lead in prayer and Bishop ing‘on 'ssues ca“ to McDowell will make the address. i Churches. Daily services ofintercession at 12:15 noon in Calvary Baptist Church, Epiphany and New York Avenue 7 to November 18. : vem November 18, from 1:30 call to prayer for the blessing of | SROSTT 02 NOWARNCT e Yhour secms God upon the coming conference on|in each community most desirable. Committee In Charge. The call reads as follows: The committee lnl charge of the “It is our conviction that un! arrangements for the services con- the spirit “Ef‘t’;’f,d"i.fii‘ Poaver ipet | sists of Rev. Charles F. Steck, Rev. 3 v Comp- makes for righteousness—guides the | Harry D. Mitchell Rev. John deliberations of this assembly the |ton Ball. Rev. Charles H. Butler and hopes und expectations of the na-|Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton. tions will be greatly disappointed. — ieh posstbiities of seod or avit for| SCHOOLS TO PAY HONOR. all mankind that now surely is the PRESBYTERIAN. Schools of the nation are asked to co-operate in the memorial services {for the unknown dead at Arlington on Armistice day by a Washington com- mittee of educators, headed by Milton The War Department has mmittee material from ARE YOU A STRANGER? Visit Everygirls” Glass Church of the Covenant Central Presbyterian ‘Church (Sout | Sixteentl u N | R JAMES I!‘ AYLOR, DgD.. Pastor. .in.—Sunday._school. 9:30 u.m.—Sunduy school. v paRtor). 16 " Mea Bibie ciass taugit by Frask L. o) piEtin pasthe ddieton. staliation of newly elected of.| o Middletog. o hip. | eave uv'n‘unu } 13th and Fairmont sts. n.w. T and THE L Church of Life and Joy, 1814 N ST. N.W. Opposite British Embassy. nal year. Aged ladies from the Baptist] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30th. ill he guests at the mornir:; 10:00 a.m.—An Tour with the Children in ighi. §. 8., 9:30. Chupel. Lessons in Truth. 1 are el lowech soclal, Mo | 1100 o m,—Healing service. §:00 p.m.— coud ot nw” | “The Healing Message” "'.""" Yesitl Mrs. Josephine Preston | Teacher of Healing. College of Divine ! Sciener, Denver, Colorado. we of Uenling will tw conducted by Preston. afternoons and evenings, n Monday, Uctober S1st, Metropohtan Baphst { * Nixth wud A Streets Northeast John Compton Ball, Pastor MORNING AT ELEVEN _“Thmgs That Abide” elass for you. 15 men. i Rewior ¢, E N FORTY-FIVE One s Best Day” Attend the church that g].wu goes and grows continualiy. Come hewr the mus enjoy the singiug and feel at home. See the Baptisms | and Que sts. n.w 0. BULLOC 300 mark in our Sunds ‘t miss the #: ND YOU WILL COME AGAIN. REV. Wasl pular Gicl Evang . wil preach at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Special music at botk services. A thousand seats and a thousandfold wel- come You are condially invited G0 thee Grace Baptist Church 9th and South l‘lmhrn ve. JOHNSO; PRIV, Pastor. 3 m. and 8 p.m. WELCOM 1. at 6 p.m. 9:30. Cordial welcome. Church T <f Rinefield, W. Va.. who astonishes ngregations. His iast sermons fo- 4 pan..” Centennial M( Rnnver Bl lu! cllurd' pm. -mm."w nering, Stidows and & 8ith and Bunsor Hill mu Ded'cation serv- (Baptism at cloxe of evening service.) ! oo Le held on Tuesday nigit, Novem- 9: 5. 10, Bible clawses. 6:43, B. | ter 1. at & o'elock. Promineat sprakers. Good | Y. P i, ALL WELCOME, ““The Chureh of the Rexl Welcome. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Streets N.W. S. ABERNETHY. D. D.. Pistor. RE A ON. D. D.,, Assistant Pasto, REV. . Minister to Deaf. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 A.M. N. S. Faucett, Superintendent. 11:00 am.—Serrzon by Dr. Anderson. Theme: i “THE PATH TO PEACE” JUNIOR CHURCH (in S, 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Theme: “THE LOVE LIFT” 8:00 pm.—SERVICE FOR THE DEAF. Rev. A. D. Bryant. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETINGS nior; 7 :43, intermediate : Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY. 8:00 p.m.—CHURCH PRAYER SERVIC COVENANT meeting. (Entrance on H street). All are cordially invited. THE IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH S. Building). Stereopticon address. xteenth Street and Columbra Road TIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY - Rev. Gove Griffith Johnson, D. D., Pastor —-I¥ble School with classes for all ages. m—HARVEST HOME SZ=RVICE. Sermon by the Pastor. 8:00 pm—EVENING GOSPEL SERVICE. Sermon by DR. JAMES S. MARTIN of Pittsburgh. President National Reform Association. All young people invited to their special meeting at 7 p.m. Everybody invited to the Prayer. and Fellowship meeting Thursday evening, when plans will be announced for new Bible Reading and Study Courses. “THE OPENING OF THE WORD GIVETH LIGHT” TO BE THE N 9:30 11:00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and O Streets R. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER, Minister SERMONS FOR SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30. 11 a.m.—“Making the Most of My Material” A sermon on the infinite possibilities of human beings. 8 p.m.—Four Facts of National, International and Eternal | Supremacy” solo quartet at morning serviceé: assisted by evening Splendid music by chorus at § pm. All young people interested in choral singing invited to Join chorus. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.—Rev. F. . Winter, Supt.: with classes for all ages. T. Y. P. Union meets at %, with refreshments and social hour. Devotional meetmg,:u 7. Young people come and join us. Dr. Len G. Broughton'of Richmond, Va., the noted preacher of two continents, will be with us November 7 to 13, inclusive, preaching at 10:30 am. and 8 p.m. Be sure to hear him. Dr. Tupper's sermons each Sunday are attracting people in all walks| of life. “A messenger of God, with a message for you.” Strangers and visitors to the city cordially welcome at N.B—A special course of lessons on tie | —Sunday, 6:45. se-- mermbers and Intermediate Chris- deavor socleties. §:00 p.mi—Eveniog_worship. Pasior Peter | Gorodishz of Kief, Hussia. will} Speak un the oxpel work und wong Jews and Gentiles ‘Key-er. organist and m al Hour for Young People. Lrist'an_ Endeavor. 3 Preaching by the pastor. :00 p w, Thursduy—Prayer service. Smail children cured for durlug worning service. Tuke 14th st. car o Mt. Pleusant car to _Irving st n.w. | . soloist and pre- fth . ALFRED E 00 Men's Bible E societ "~ Thursdu Wallacc Mcrhorml Umtcd Cor Humpehire ave. g Pustor ST. Connecticut av CHARLES WOOD. D. D.. Miuister. HOWAKD D TALBOTT. Assistant. s “TOBER 30, 1921. Georgy M. Whit Sautord Wemmnster Church Memoml‘ near E RSHALL. D. D)., Fastor. ding MES T, MAX perintendent Excning worsi Howard 1. A S . by U 1100—Morning i e kel ! ) oo ristian Endeasor Supper. hristisn Endeave service. l)l(l S Gunton-Templc Spots T the | p Me: M. A, Pa: 'I “The Slave and ! Dealer in Africa and | Dr. \ The federation has adopted a plan | for services of prayer and is present- | ed to all of the pastors and churchea,i Presbyterian Church, from l\ovemherl which w r rtof the services can be [\ AVE. AND N ST. |urermrr<l for distribution |hrnm.hnu|{ ENDAYUO L the country, for use in assembly halls i Miss Thurston, Teacher. Inf clementary and hish chonls, ~FOURTH CHURCH - | | REV. STOCKTON WHARTON COLE. DI JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. H Rev. Stockton Wharton Cole of Remington, Va., i of sermons nightly, except at Bethany Baptist Church, 2d street and Rhode Island avenue horthwest. i e is as ficers. The lord's Supper. - Baptism 00 p.m.. fi{\"""{fm‘nflffl"fl' ::‘,l.:um of infants and reception of ! have attended the services. During his seminary days at Louis- ville Mr. Cole served as the assistant pastor of Rev. Henry Allen Tupper. now \ pastor of the First Baptist Church of this city. He will preach at both services to- morrow, and every evening during the week. VISITING PASTOR HEREx Rev. S. W. Cole of Remington, Va., at Bethany Baptist Church. } preaching a serles aturd sting the pastor, Rev. Hugh evenson, D. D., and large crowds | Presbyterxan Church | Vi Georgetown Church S o | Services cvery night at 8 p.m.| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Sclentist Branchex of the Mother Churcl. the AND R | g services in ne ~Curtictan, Endensor, mee ing “Tinsice_Heliefs 16t AND K DY STS. N.W to Reck Toridn ave. and @ st. DAGE, D. T siliool, 7 plin TIRIST, 11:00 a.m. 11:00 aim! B sal Religion” Metro litan Pr rian | Swopm iy esbyte a Forngeness Sundavr. P sublect. 8| mursaus S R ig e jes. 1 Evening worship. ~ Woman's an- | ——— —— _ Wood wil spouk. . ~|New York Avenue Presby- ! terian Church New York ave. WALLACE RADCLIFF i he Most }‘aml'iar Name in [ i ington. Why? | 1 i l per xervies. B o The Church of the Pilgrim SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 2und st between [ und Q sta. n.w. REVANDREW 1 G, Pastor, 9:45 a0~ Bibi with “lusses for | vers member of e family. W ernPres unCh r h‘ . 11:00 a.m.—Divine 5| esternPresbyter ey Rev: E. C. Caldwell, D. 1. ot} I <t bet. 19th and 20th nw. : Richmand, V. unior Cliris fan Lndeave REV. J. BARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor. “Proverbs for the T/ SPEAKS AT 11 a.m—“SONS OF OIL” i 8pm—“THE HOLY SPIRIT” What is the Holy Spirit? What does he? How do you kunow if have him? Does he give unusual powers? Pentecost. Is he same as God? “THINGS THAT TROUBLE PEOPLE."" p.m.—Socinl hour and supner at the LS 1 i ‘manse, to which sll st 9:30—Sunday school. the city nro‘ invited. AR 11:00—“THE B OK FOUND AMOUNG THE Evening service. | RUBBISH. L ,-'"?f.,',',’"f; E. C. Caldwell, 7:00—Christian_Endeavor. H Midweek prayer service Thur WHAT WILL HE DO W ”Ui Small children cared for during Sunday | | ‘morning_service. i MUSIO BY THE QUARTET. { A CORDIAL WELCUME TO ALL. ! | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 4 | i | John Marshall Place | JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D. D, | | KELLY. All men welcome. Class meets for lesson at 10. ] 7:15—Meeting of Young People’s C. E. Society. ! Wednesday evening, 8 p.m—Meeting of Young Men’s and Women's classes. Thursday 8 p.m—Meeting for deepening the spiritual life. Topic, | I"Strength. | Next Sunday morning Dr. Clark'spee.ks on Arms Limitation Conference, | enframing his thought in one of the most striking scenes of the Old Testal~ | | jment: Appropriate music by large vested chorus. THE CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED . " PRESBYTERIAL INSTITUTE | November 1-4, 1921 | ’New York Avenue.Presbyterian Church| | The Opportunity for Every Person in the Church to Obtam} Religious Instruction-and Bible Study -\ :Clasws Arranged Into Morning, Afternoon and Evening | Sessions i LEADERS, ! Miss Gertrude Schultz. i Mrs. John T. Boyd. Rev. David McConaughy. Mrs. Do E. Waid. buiiding. 16th and | eek Purk. | REV. ‘\IALRIL'F SS\WHITE. iFounh Church of Ch o e . ! Tui Booit "o ugome Elements of a Univer- | COLORADO BLDG. i Howis i Central Union Mission | 022 Louisiana Ave. N.\W. John S. Bennett, Supt. Sunday. October 30. Mr. N. J. Kinney Speaker Special Music. Everybody Welcome. cuwn AN SCIENCR. ¥First Church of Christ, Scientint, | 1 Honton, Many. ! irst Church of Christ, Scientist. mbia roud and Buelid »i. TH PRESBYTERIAN Secénd Church of Chriet, Scentt.| N.E. Masan'e Masonic Te ) and Park rd. Tue Areade, 1 semEcr - "S_t: Mark’s Llrtheran Church “Everlasting Punishment” | B and st RE‘\DIN(I ROOMS: Hours. 10 to 8 (We 0 7, and Sun. Sundays, 2 14th and Park road (Second Floor)— 30 week duys; al Wednesdays!. Assistant. “VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHUR Thursday. § p.m 6l AND H STS. Southrwest. CAVE. Minister CEAST OF TOY MIRCHANDE Vermont ave. north of N st. E WILFLEY, LL.D., Pastor. Iton A. Gongwer, orsh‘p. Serm NISHED TAS] by pastor— 8 p.i.—Address by Theodore . Risley, as-| sistant v of Tabor— “THE MODERN IGRATION PRORLI Yonng People’s tea.. 7. (. E. mecting. \I(llv\nl Druyer servie:. CHRISTIAN CHURCH | 9:30—Meeting of S. S. MEN'S CLASS taught by HON. CLYDE. Pask View Chrsian Church ~ Preaching. 11 u cipie.” K G E. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Road West of 14th St. NW "Rev.B. H. Melton, \ Pastor Rev. John Bailey Kelly. Rev. Edwin E. White. Tickets for All Sessions, Including Suppers, $3.50 NINTH STREET Ninth and D Streets N.E. | Bible School at 9:30 a.m. | Communion and Morning | Worship at 11 o'clock. Eyening Services at 7:45 Rev. G. A. Miller, Pastor 338 10th Street N.E. Park _road, east of Georgin ave. WALTER F. SMITH, Minister. “'The’ Test of the Dis- ““The Law of Life” 40 a.m Juuior and Senior 5 and 6:45 p.m. %45 p. Thible school ccleti 9:30 a.m.—Bible school, Arthur C. Ridgeway, supt. 11:00a.m.—Sermon by the pastor. Subject: “IS JESUS IN YOUR HOME?” 7:00 p.m.—C. E. Society..Miss Martha Edmonston, leader. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by the pastor. . Subject: “THE MOTHERHOOD OF GOD” WELCOME TO ALL—-—-ESPECIALLY 'STRANGERS CONVENTION PLANS .International Association to Meet in Kansas City June 21 to June 27. The sixteenth International Sunday School Association convention be held at Kansas City, Mo., June 21 This convention, which comes every four vears, is the great event of the Sunday school world ol 1,677.695 Sunday = cers teachers and 12,036,246 pupils in the two countries are already planning for their delegates. being made by Dr. Marion Lawrence, to 27, 1922. officers and Plans_alsg are It is expected 8,000 official delegates from fitty-four Sunday school assaci tions in” the United States and the iine provincial Sunday school asso- ciations of Canada will attend. has been decided that each state and provincial aseociation may send but one delegate for actually enrolled. is the first time in the history of Sunday school work that all of the national and international forces have of years the ¢ have existed tions, the Internation ¥ S Associati ich is organized associations, School Council of Evan- Denominations. The bringing together of these two bodies into one organization and the unifying of all the efforts and plans makes possible an educational mittee which is now preparing a com- sive plan of religious educa- This committee will present its program om the afternoons of June is planned that there shall be an “association da$ service” in all of the Sunday schools of the continent in convention-June 25. conventioners Sunday school of their preference in Kansas City, and many of them will |su The evening meeting | will be given over to the work of the | World's ~ Sunday of which John Wanamaker is presi- dent and Frank L. Brown executive -, This program will he pre- resented by the Sunday On this day supply pulpits. Asrociation, {pured and of the asso. A memorial serv ; school leaders of the Uni who ‘have died -onvention, which was Furloughed xrzmgn mm«kmarl's who may be in ithe { without fee and invited to sit on the The registration fee for all which includes a port of the con- the officers e will be hei |3ince the last sthers is 1o be $2. of the printed AND 9th ST, N.E. lmld , D.D., Pas - School at g ~IMen'’s Bible Class, 10. i Morning service at 11. : Evening service at 7 Young People’s and Intermedi- atc Societies at 6:45 p.m. | summner.” The e ce Evangelical Lutheran Ll and Corcoran tith nna G so—|Church of the Incamauon 'Church of thc Rcformatmn] St.Paul’s English Lutheran Church | Eleventh and H Streets N.W. HUDDLE, D. D., Pastor -Kunduy schiool. 'ZION Rer. RICHARD 8¢ yer Thursday even U SThkst A . D. D.. Peator. snn uy <choo!, 9 30 a.in.: morning service, Offering. iomorrow Europeun relief work. Everybody Jersey ave. botwaen M and N xis.——( Missour] Synod, REV. J. FREDERICK WENCHE! Services, 11 a.m., Reformation service: preparatory service, 10380 a.m.: Sun- day school and Bible class, Christ >~ “Trinity Lutheran Church Cor. 4th and E s, n.w. M. SCHROEDER, Pastor. . Kueln, Germui, Organ recital, .. ofganixt und director, assisted by Mrs. Brening services. 7:30 o'clock—Sermons in English by Rev. 0. Burhenn of Byitimore, | SPECIAL WEEK-DAY SERVICES. n"fl Junior Wlllher hl(fl? service. fl»rflufl . Goette of Alexandria, Va. pm.——Ladies’ Ald and -m..r] Sermon by Rev. E. En- W 1ty Toais sorvice, gelbert of Baltimore. . 7:30 p:m.—Conference service with Communian. Sermon by Rer. O. of Richmoud, Va 30 p.m.—Men’s Club service. A cordial ‘Invitation is extended you to at- tend ‘all or any of these services. CHRISTIAN. Activities and Services UNDAY SCHOOLS Sunday School Lesson | STRONG DRINK IN A NA- ! | TION'S LIFE—fsaiah, 28.1-13. Golden Text.—Woe unto him | that giveth his neighbor drink.— I Hab., 2.15. BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Our world temperance Sunday study has been chosen from Isaiah's de- mand for prohibition as a national defense measure. The prophet saw in Ephriam, which name was frequently used in refer- ence to Israel, or the northern king- dom, the perniclous progressive char- acter of drink. He saw Samaria, “the proud crowd of the drunkard,” being not only punished but destroyed be- cause of its indulgence in strong drink. Isalah warned Jerusalem, whose nobles, given over to a life of ease and luxury, made light of the prophet’s prediction concerning the peril to Judah. They did not see how Jerusulem, being heavily forti- fied, need worry about the coming of Salamanaser 1V, who, When he learned of the treacherously secret compact that Hoshea, the king of Israel, had made with Egypt without his consent, determined to punish the northern kingdom, which was a tribu- tary nation to his empire. He planned to march into Palestine and capture Samaria, the capital of Israel, through a siege. Evidently the pcople of the north- ern kingdom had ceased being a na- tion of hardy agriculturists for some time, a8 Amos had warned “the nobles of Samaria, who recline on heds of ivory, feast sumptuously, sing 1d songs and drink wine in bow! against feeling “secure in the moun- tain of -Samaria.” The capital of Isracl that had been buiit on a soli- tary, round, terraced hill, devoted to wine culture. in the midst of a fertile valley, appeared with its ramparts to be difficult of capture. In their prosperity as a people they had not detected the decay and degeneracy of their life, which was due to drunk- enness -that' called forth Isaiah’s woe upon them. The prophe pictures the drunkards of Samaria reveling in their false security, reeling about in their pride, with a chaplet of flowers beginning to droop in the heated air, wreathed upon their flushed temples, uncon- scious of their coming doom. The deep moral degeneracy of Israel, which possessed a rich and fertile vi filled with natural beauty and glory is recorded in II Kings, 17.1- 1 were given over not oaly to luxury and drunkenness, but to the grossest forms of idolatry. The army of the Agsyrians was an “instrument in Jehovah's hand for fulfilling His word und bringing judgment upon Hi acksliding people,” whose drunke: had led them into sin. Griffit Thomas, in his analysis of this sec- tion of Isaiah, traces sin's progres- siveness through the abuse of their rivileges until it brought the drunk- ards to where in their cups they mocked God. The propiiet refers to the coming of the Asoyrians under a $hree-fold figure—"a tempest of hail” “a de- stroying storm” and a ‘“tempest of waters overflowing.” This had not obeyed God's word. pidity of their destruction Isaiah illus- trated Ly “the frst ripe fruits of y figs come sev- eral weeks before tie regular season in August. They are considersd a choice morsel. Tihey are quickly dls- posed of like the first fruits of the season in any country. The prophét saw that the destiny THERAY. St. Oiaf Conereeation (Of tie Norwegian Lutheraa Church of FAmerioas) Servives in Eaglish this Sundar aft, 230, 1n Cotiet Tagth Sre, bewecn M and ln"h-r League meeting e pasiees. Me A. wlll speak. Re: MAKE YOUR HOME CHURCH Yorn CHURCH HOME. FX}HLBK I'I TPastor. Luthcr Place Memorial {Thomas Cirele) G. M. Diffenderfer, Pastor. Miss Tillie Nelson. Welfare Secretars a.m.—Rible school. ) u.m.—Theme — “Caesar and God” 7:00 p.m. ~Christing Endenvor. Teaic “How Can We Apply the Golden Rule?” 5300 1t —Theme— “An Unheralded Hero” Tues.. Nov. 1, #:30 p.m.—Ra: n Address by Dr. c"}“."’snfim- ‘President Roanoke Coliege. Thurs., 8 p.n.—Bihie study. ieats Fhoes " Nolumtery, Conteibutions. This Churelh Welcomes Y Columbia Heights . H. Butler, pastor. At 11, o o Tiie Protestant Reformat b B pera Sehool i AND P 5 mm Reformation Festival—9:30 w.m., §. Installation of offic a.m.; English, 11 League. Thursday, Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 20th and G . C. W. LOCHER, Pavtor, Tomorraw—Reformation * service ‘n Germui. Holy Communion at the clase of service. ALL WELCOME. ITARIAN. 2 ALL SOULS’ CHURCH F DED 1821, “LYSSES G. B. PIERCE, b. 1., Minister. Services in Knickerbockcr Theatct ! 18th ‘and Coluinbia Rosd Pending Completion New Church. + . tKindergarten during morning service. 11:00—Macalng - woeship. ; Sermon.: by, :the minister— “The Good Deposit” §s‘fl.§fil‘lh Bass. iggs, Parp. rigl i A sundu. 8 p.m., In Unitariap He 1789 Columbia. rd; suspices Liberal “'irm-- nnlfl!. R ickman Mann will “THE mulo‘ oF l!!fln‘“ lumun.m Church of Our Father (Universalist.) 13th and L sts. n.w. AT ELEVEN 0'CLOCK. Rcv)._ Charles H. Pennoyer or Amew Mass. Ll jthelr me |imperiled Jerusalem and J tavert the nat I nations who i practically 9:45 —Sunday school. Graded course. Also of both Judah and Israc! were closely connected. Ile warned his fellow citizens of Jerusalem of the natfon's danger. He brings his parable, which closes his masterful prophecy to an end by a picture of God's mercy that summoned them to repent. He be- holds the coming of the kipgdom of righteousness, which is to'be ru by the Jehovah of Hosts, becoming a crown of glory, a diudem of beauty to the residue of His people; that ie those who shall return after the jong exile. Some see this being fulfilled in the way that Palestine has come into the bands of the ish peo, or Zionism. 1ts secondary meaning relates to the spirituul rule of Christ Jesus. While trying to make them realiz that the danger of Isracl might conn upon Judah, the prophet 1 to teach the politicians of that the punishment of used by God to rify the uation Our Lord is not “a mere disaster monger, a maker of terror for men.” for He has # plan for this world of ours that makes “all things work to gether for good to them that love Him. If the drunkard will turn t Him seeking mercy and pardon, th: Lord Jesus wiil make his weaknoss . source of strength. The menswho heard Isaiah were ot differcid frou the wine-bibhers of today. for refused to heed the warn of drunkard's woes that the prophe pressed home in his mes: If one refuse to accept of salvation and neglert warning of danger that Jurks ‘ use of alcoholic liquors, he has on! himself to ilame for the evil “ to follow. ented grape jui strong 4 mixture of win splces, resnit in a sps raging” drunkenness. The decay conduct and character which follows the use of alcoholic beverage caused by its power to dethrone th inteillect.” Its use not only under mines the body, rendering it uniit to endure any Strain, but it clog the brain so that the decision of & drunken man is ulways faulty. The courts of justice that met in the eitic of Samaria and Jerusalem were un- able to dispense justice, which is ti keystone of government, becaus. the paralyzing effect of alcohol pre- vented them from correctly interpre: ing the law. Intemperance not only defiled ti courts of the nation. but it corrupted religion, for both the priest, wir ccording to the Jewish ritusd. rey sented the people before God and r- resented Jehovah before the beoj as well as the prophets. whoee d it to futerpret His word an ays throug the use of strong drink. The revolt ing picture of drunken orgy when the religious leaders during ti time of sacred feast “filled tables wiih vomit and filt shows how they disregarded the : tity of the tempie courts. The dec of the influence of religious over the multitude, hut es over the drunken nobil lem, is apparent by attempt 0 throw prophet’s cons warnings and rebuk Intemperane education’l developme of 2 Grunkard udicapped in race for I achicveme The drun Protest against temperance lecturer that men are 1t longer children. and that the babi should listen 1o the prophe: a truth. ngen % the pul)lw Schools upon the effect of zle tem. An pointed out how prostitutes. crimina feeble-minded. the ow ed herit nent to i hinders tal und phvsical develon ment The drunkard may deride, Anno! escape the results of ful life. I 1 refused to h He war them that have to lisien to God’s word it was spoken by the voice o gers. when the army of the pre t claimed that t temperance a 1 self-control s doom. Men to heed G rhen Ile summeons them und refreshment in the patl way of rightrousness will find whe j trouble comes to them that they br u}-‘d it by refusing 1o he: e and declinifg to do 11 Tsaiah saw that ations was interwoven w izes st He called for a I y prohibition. so that they America and t ten a return to fd it by 1 { program of T.or o has pro nounced wo« upon the o " ives his uvighbor strong drink. prohibition helped us to win the wac lct us keep up the temperanc: until the saloonless nation shal! be free from the curse of drunker 1 Dispatciy FREDERIC . Hugh Blaydes lost his resi nee in Carcline cou Wednesday i The fire is supposed 1o have startec from « defeciive chimnay cally the entire contents _were destrayed. Mr. first discovered the fire cleset. endeavored to extinguish and was paintuily_burned about the feet and hands. The residence was ne tob: PENTECOSTAL D st mw. pear Third 1 B JIOSLEY, ual services tomorrow Revival wervices wiil commenie Nos Erangelist Zenp «nd Mackey Sisters wiil as sist_pastor. . OCT. 30 "mfiomsm" LA ELLIEY . B ¥ s i[nternational Bible Students’ 1 Association PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM 1012 9th st. n.w. 3p.m.—Lecture by Mr. G. M. Walters hubjptlv “Millions Now Living Will Never Die” (A local convention will be Leld (llrmxgn ont the day beginning st 1t Seats froe. o eoliection, Asso:iate'd'Bi_fl?_tudeTs 1815 K st. n.w. Bible talks each Sunt 3 p.m. Tndepominational. You_are_invited REFORME] REFORMED Grace B0 0 STREETS N.W. HENRY H. BANCK, D. D., Pastor 11—Pgtomac Synod. & Fishermen. " 2:40 a.m. 8. Fil‘ CORNER 1sth AND MONROB & st DR. JAMES D. BUHREZ. ©:45 a.m.—Bible school of all 11 a.m.8 pm. services. C. E., THRIV-ADELPHIAN. Christadelphian Chapel ”a”l'( k ‘resk Church road n.w. ‘LET HIM THAT 18 WITHOU | va CART THE FIRST BTONE" ok BY G. TAYIOR Ehhn et s lAV LODGE HALL. “Mveiy Sunesy. 11:00 a.m. Al welcomt.