Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1922, Page 10

Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities and Services W. 1. BRYAN WILL SPEAK IN NINTH STREET CHURCH The services tomorrow night at Ninth Street Christian Church, Sth and D streets northeast, are td be addressed by Willlam Jennings ot et TILKSINTHEATER [ Sesi | ™WHOISLIKE UNTO GODC MOTTO R 10N THOLSANDS Rev. Curley Receives Coat-of-Arms Showing Rank in Hierarchy—Was Re- quest of Late Cardinal Gibbons. 8pBcial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, January 21.—The boy whose parents “struggled against English landlordism,” the priest who could not afford a $2 a week room in Florida, is now a prince and his coat- of-arms has been fashioned. Arch- Bryan. 4 3 fl c G There will be a song service at 7:45 —_— o'clock, under the leadership of Frank | A R -~ A. Carpenter, accompanied by an or- . Chestra, led by Prof. Joseph A. Har- : _ Washington Federation of Dr. Waldron . Answers Many rison. : . Rev. Dr. George ‘A. Miller, the pas- i Churches to Hold Evangel- Who Desire to Know tor, will preach on “A Divine Obliga- - t t 3 i on,” at the morning service. ism Meeting. = “Why?” fl— P g A conference on evangelism is to : For severzl Sundays this manth Rev. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White.) be held at First Congregational Dr. J. Milton Waldron, pastor of the " THB FAMILY CHURCH. Church, 10th and G streets northwest, 3 _iShiloh Baptist Church (Strangers' on AVQ‘ M. 3 under the auspices of the Washing- {Home), has been conducting evange- r Wisconsin ave. ton Federation of Churches next listic services in some of the theaters cGOW A Friday. ¥ . of the city, and, as a result, he states The conference will open at 10:30 ; he has been asked a number of times Sisho ; P Michael J. Ci Y o'clock and continue throughout the . 1 | wny ho conducts such meetings. He e n oy corley i dosa st : ighting bishops of old, go day, with a mass meeting at night. Iglves the following reasons: -2 Rev. Dr. Charies. Wood, pustor of the ; o T e forth to battle upon a charger all en- s urch of the Covenant and presi- : 3% v cased in podnerous 3 ki Iowa Ave, M. E. Church dent of the federation, will be as- £ 1 [peopte who frequent the playhouses ot T e e BARRY EVAUL, Pastor. + : oy attend church, and they feel that the icenza and Durham, he has his coat- m “Sermon by Rer. ;‘ Luther . | WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. Ran: Hov DE 306 Bader, Disciotes -ADY ANNE AZGAPETIAN. churches are_their lenimlss. because e e And his devico is FWhots ‘m.—Epworth League. 3 3 of Christ; Rev. Dr. H. F. Stillwell, they and their Lord and Savior con- of v % P W ho Can: Bo aved? 2 Baptist; Rev. Dr. R. C. Helfenstein,| In the interest of the Near East|demn the sins engaged in by these non- ’A%%’ve"?{.'l’.h?‘e‘fi“:i“ hy the 1 == | Ohristian, and Hev. Dr. George B.|Rellef, Lady Annc Azgapetian, wife |churchgoers. 5 REW DR. A. C. DIXON. signia of the archbishop's dignity. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White) |De%™ Ferhodist Hplscopal of an Armenian general Who served | g e une crirmes n heor the Gospel | Evangelistic services are to be held | Ereen archiepiscopal hat, with ‘ Row o MuSew In the czar's army in the Caucasus|of the ton of God. the people who be- | Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday |the shielq is (e mbn ol Sach Side of OUNAYY | Lincoln Road Church |oAtyhs epine semson, Rev. B | curing G war! o 1o smek ot B oo o those Shbkoncs oRentr il g i sapiet. churcn, | e Ginous by G Whisy i Lincola, road, Rhode Inland ave and U st. n.e. | doliver addresses. Theve will be | Congregational’Church, 10th and G |thelr pastors, must go to these unsaved girect near 7th strect southwest, at|&rich 18 now ihe standard of Christ { s Atme o, MeNE Sdiner, ™" | luncheon for the ministers' at 12:30 streets morthwest, LomorroN MO NI | O ird—While the churches every-|Which Rev. Dr. A. C. Dixon of Chicago, ford Brgisqlargost college at Ox- ' L—Semmon: ‘by. - REV. . .| o'clock. At 1:30 o'clock there will be s FEntng, i T n|N " ‘and Lon ach. i and. e tassels are in the SHREVE, minister of McKendree ' 8 o'clock. where must condemn the desecration |Ne¢W York and London will preach.|traditional py h 5 Church, ’:{,‘B:’:e,‘l’!‘:;'c“"“e‘l’fl‘ conference on the | ° y,qy" 4 zgapetian will tell of the |of tho Lord's day, dances, balls, card- | The sevices will open at 7:45 o'clock. Dyramid 3 P.m.—Sermon by the minister. =Second Inf & 'li‘ problems. 4:450°clock | Ayherican relief in the noar cast.|playing, gambling, unbelief in Christ, r. Dixon has held pastorates in Hierarchy Rank Indicated. | Py ODIOAL S ub; | Rev. Dr. Aked will deliver an address. | wWhen the war broke out she i |and every other sin-—popular and un: |MAnY of the large citles of this coun. | The processional cross of kold, with | &hicld Cyhere the star i), Upon that v erved al o'cloc] y. For y v # e d IS8 silver " . Fwo of 3 her house in New York. and, with hor | popular—the church members and the | Y- many years he was pastor of | a double traverse, indjcat, ih | fielq is laid a slender cross o 10iiSirsst Near F: Nosthwéet: e eother talke Wl ol low . wad | by the women of First Congregational) nichand, Gen. Azgapetian and sev-|faithful pastors must take spectal|ih¢ Moody Church of Chicago and|bishop’s rank in ‘the hierarcny. - The |and red, the extremities of which end Green Motor Busses pass the door. Church, following which there will be i se | TOF the past eight vears has b - - eral hundred American volunteers, |pains to get the people guilty of these 3 eight vears has been pas: M. R. Speclman, supt., 9:30| 8 conference, with James L. Wilmeth | Sl to Petrograd, enlisting there with | ins to understand that Jesus and His [ 'O of Spurgeons Tabernacle, London, Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, am, presiding, at which addresses will be | tna I one of the largest churches in the e x perial Russian Red Cross So- [ eople love the sinner, even though | B urches in D. D., Minister. Epworth League service, 7:15 pm. made by'Rev. Dr. Stillwell and Rev.lcicty. She served two years in the |they condemn his sins. s asd P Lrother ot the fauious 9:30 a.m.—The Model CHURCH SOHOOL. At the £ hi field hospitals. | y and playright, Thomas Dixon. RS. e mass meeting, which will| "She was forced to flee the country Gives Splendid Opportusity. —— BE. EDWwaARD Ha begin at 8 o'clock, Dr. Aked and Dr.|when the bolsheviki came into power | “Fourth—The holding of these meet- CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR mitre, on the left of t - nating *In & two-fold point is rig. |line of the shieid. The posed to symbolize the cloven tongies |Of the cross rest on the blue Squares, of fire in which the Holy Ghost de- |and the red portions of the cross on scended upon the apostles. This is|the silver squares of the field. On the the mitra pretiosa. richly jeweled,|frst blue square is a five-pointed star used only at high functions. On the |Of silver. other eida of the cross is the crosier. Reguested by Late Cardinal. Shield is the Latin de-| These arms, composed at the request Ki?:.“{...".’,‘;};‘:ed“,:“c;;ge‘g-;k which | of " the late Cardinal Gibbons, by th God?" which being translated again | o peheraldle specialist, M. Dlerre into Hebrew becomes *) 8 de Chaignon la_Rose of Cambridge, name of the Arcnangel Micmesl. e read in heraldic language as patron saint of Baltimore's new arch- | Bound. Church school, m. 11:00 a.m,—DR. EDWARD HAYES, niversal Salvation: A : 3. J9O088I will adliver nddvenseK nd returned to America, where fhe |Ings in dance halls, theaters, etc., & e since has worked in securing relief |fords a splendid opportunity for the CLE: Doughs Memoria] 2t @20 Hets.| Mrs. McAvity, the noted Canadian |for those in the near east. use of the varied talents possessed by VELAND PARK CHURCH et i Bartimess” | BEV. EDWARD HAYES, D. N“;::L b thy Dines ot e o —— = e rinoere Of these churche®d that| With a cdrtoonist to fllustrate his o o’ . D. 3 \n moving pictures. *- | Phat the heir to the throme is tne| PLAN MINSTREL SHOW. |Jesus Christ. in a sense. waited for|remarks, Willlam Knowles Cooper, pm.—The Foundry League. A fine| 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school; 8 p.m., Junlor|most friendly and considerate “sitter” 4000 years for unsaved men o come | chairman of the committee which is service. Lea; has kY = p.m.—Dr. Randolph— s ma Epmeeh Tasgon ghohas evermet __________ |«plantation Echoes” to Be Pre- | priests, poets, preachers. singers and |In charge of the campaign for the | PishoP. oAt asly ase SIM KreL . 1la.m—Sermon by Rev. H. F. Randolph,| METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White. 2 Old Testament evangelists to entreat, | raising of a $30,000 fund for the erec- Arms of the See. {Dottones ¢hroughont ‘quarterty Jof ghe -D. D., pastor of Foundry, on . sented in Epiphany Parish Hall. germmds and compel the lost to come | tion of the first unit of a new build-| The coat-of-arms is dl\.lded by a‘::::n:rwft‘nd “312.\ 2 o Resten cera perpendicular line in the middle, thus| The second portion of the shield con- ?fi.‘-‘lf}g-: compound shield—Archbishop | sists of the prelate’s personal coat-of- of the sel’ex"flonil arms, and the arms arms. There a green background Wedded. P_i_hlo which he is spiritually |or field on which is laid a_chevron of the Tight sinc ay™s of the see are on | gold, upon which are placed three con- The. side \f'hoh lhe shield. | ventional five-petal red flowers, each of Baltimore h the arms of the see :having in the center a circular aperture as a feld or background | through which is shown the gold of “The Religion of an Upright ¥ vome. His efforts during all these | ing for the Cleveland Park Congre- ~ Man g “The Religion of Union Methodist Episcopal( A minstrel show, “Plantation [ roms HIs efforts during all Rese | ional Churen © ne bark Congre- 'l\nr-d.ldyd;li:n::r.s wano: classes, 6:30 to gion an 20th st. near Pa. ave. n.w. Fl h‘&e 5 1; 3 o :e] m;(e-;ntetr'l\emg:rd‘:i l?al He finally came Him;;lr, since m-:l l‘f:gh]l'dsl night. The workers, who are m. sed? 7 night at 8:15 o'clock in sinner would not come to Him. vided into te: ' n The heartlest welcome. OPfimlst REV. WILLIAM JOSEPH MEEKS, Pastor. | DR 1, " Churcn of the Epiphany, |- Sixthoult 'ousht to be remember- | gathered o receive instruceions for L g nvited, . TRible school. . Giasses for all. | 1317 G street northwest. The Showled that the c'rly New Tewament|the drive which is to commence on 8 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Ha. H T Serrion. byt DD I will be given by W. A. Morsell for|churches were not located in temples | February 1 and conti Febru- sermon, e i P ermon B e G 2hor oA The bemefit of the Christian Endeavor | or churchhouses, but they were held | ary 7. continus antliEeben Society of the New York Avenue|in private residerices and their services TrinityM. E. Church : Another similar rally will be held [cut in fe . Presbyterian Church. were often conducted upon the streets, [ next Friday evenine our squares alternately blue and the chevron. Heraldically it reads: 5th st. and Pa. ave. southeast. “The Conscience That EPWORTH Included the performers [in the synagogucs, in the marict places | 34th and Towell' Bireats morihwent. | Siver: 0 disposed that the first blue A »”» iy are the following from the Depart-|and in the Jewish temple itself. Tomorrow evening there wil Y Commands THE 900D WILL (HUROR ment of the Interior minstrel troupe;| “Lastly—We went to the theaters g there will be an ’ illustrated lecture : - M. E. CHURCH SOUTH | Renion 1" Stammer James . Founs, | g1 Sundsy atternaans with tho Gompel | tncture. U e : " se. | 3. Frank Duggan, Victor Martin, C. 3 The plans contemplate the build- Cormer North Tarolina ave. and 13th st. n.e. | Lo "0 00 o =oAL mp, J. S. Dug- | thousands who would not g0 to the | ino o 4 Sunday Schoolhouse as the . aci 1y bl - REV. JOHN PAUL TYLER, |gan and Ambrose Durkin. Among|Chutches. And God gractousiy biest: | first unit of a 'permgnent church SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HOME MISSIONS COUNCIL TO HOLD CONFERENCES MEETS IN NEW YORK Good music—free seats—cordial welcome. Epworth League, 68 Ask Anv Meth Odist 2 Pastor others are Nannle Barbee and Charles | 3, (his _effort. | The attendsnce 2!|atructure to replace the temporary T e About the Goodell . Bvans. pectation: the order was superb; the | bullding in which the church has i AR Sttt Noctat ul e el 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Deaple listened with earnest astention boen Moused sines fta’ orgatimation] it oo o g z % and expresse emselves often as e Others to Meet in e i o2 owamn £ powss, o | o Meetings 1100 'clock—Morning worship. | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. __ | being a0 51 nete cstn s o s e ety 4nd Ooa o Mk S Tuusty Bour Dowoeiantins W . AL 8 3 & manager was 8o much impressed tha! ctorious = 00 8 of Petworth M. B Chirch: The pastor will preach on | “SHDISTTAN SCIENCE | ho offered to defray the expenses of | INDIAN GIRL HONORED. : Hepresented—191 Stations iu 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League service. “T 2 From Sin.” anothér meeting at his own theater sl Life Testimony.” Alaska—Officers Elected. sor . urning CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Selentist | whenever it should be decided to hold | ¢y 3 . “The Better Hope” The second of a Series of Ser-|pranches of the Mother Chureh, the|Such s meeting " L (OHOSR to Represent American In- “f:;'“““z‘ for Sunday school| NEW YORK, January 21.—The A WELCOME FOR YOU. mons on “What We Believe.” FirutiChurch (of Christ, Seclentist, | overywhere are neglecting golden op- dians at World Conference. :’ and others have been ar-|fifteenth annual meeting of the Home AT BRIGHTWOOD PARK ovton, . Periymitics of wisking Ter (5 CHEISt| A youns Indian gl of the Chero- | nS?f0F, IEXt SAUrdLy and Sun | stissions Council was neld_jointls 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League.| First Church of Christ, Scientist. | by failing to use the dance halls, | 4 TO-day in the interest of “The Victorious | with the Council of Women for Home M. E. CHURCH 8:00 Eveni vorehi Columbia road and Euclid st. theaters, moving ' picture places, | kee tribe in a few weeks is to take|pife Testimony.” Charles G. T SEcs e Dl ok ' 00 p.m. — Evening worship.} o 4" Church of Christ, Scientist, | €tc+ on Sunday afterrioons.” up a long trail. For the first time % rles G. Trum- | ujissions here recently. MER‘ORIAL R !\"h an ’EFSFEI(‘EWF s"i\s{- ,_wt. Pastor will preach on o s m:’p,e A R {.’Lr"z"f.:",i Qgfisgun h;ahms Wil take|bull, editor of the Sunday School! rmre number of constituent boards ev. Chas. S. Cole, Minister P y A E 3 NE. s conference. Times, and Howard A. Banks, asso-{ ¢ ene 1 Coanan John Marshall place and C st. n.w. Morning service at 11 -fi)ock. Sermon by ‘An Unbidden Guest. Thl;‘dng?grn;il:“oga Christ, Scientist. Eff-lf:"ml!;fiGHpElmT?‘ gEE.m yarO represent her race. Ruth Musk- | ciate editor, formerly private secre- of the Home Missions Cour ecsm:;?‘g ¥ R H. i i i c 4 e Vil |early in Feb: . Al vorld's | tary to Secretary of the Navy Dan-|twenty-four denominagons, by the Harry Dawson AM‘mhe“' D.D, Vs o3 J0X Thurs., 8 pm., Prayer Meeting. """""T.,‘E'Z'!Ifa': flni‘;‘{'fi}rfi.‘mum meel at. thie Pecples o ongregational | Seudent Chel Y etrat e WOl | e are to address Mrs. Spencer's Bi. | admission of the Church Extension > Minister Evening service at 8 o'clock. Subject— Come, let us WORSHIP TO- ¥ Church, M ‘street hetween a0d | cnce in Peking next spring this youpg |ble class of the Business Women's and Home Mission Society of the A 7th streets, tomorrow afternoon at 5 suw'fl_u’r ” o'clock, when women will be admit- | Sheroke: ruth ted to memhership. Council at the Church of the Cove-|M. Zion Church and of the Council nant next Friday night, and at 8:30 jof Women for Home Missions to o'clock, will speak at the Bible In-|twenty by the admission of the girl, who is working Her way through the Kansas University, at Lawrence, Kans., will seek to in- am— “Qs s s MISS HELEN BELT | American University Chapel| TR oo i1y METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored | e0ret (Il Lo stutoncs,of otner nacsliute, (LM MO, 1ta i sou | of ‘the. Frec. Metmotias Cnutch. - R — 3 inis: | g 2. o PVESING NGS— i 7 United States and the American|York Avenue Presbyterian Church, | ports were given by Miss Florence I Missionary Pageant +Sunday sclioal, am. F. Eiton Rogers,| piie sprvieey oam o oire, &, a0l V6 Seloen X Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Charch |45 * ; next Saturday at 8 p hen Mr. | Quinlan, utive secretary of the Rev. Melville E. Osbo: I Gradod clasosfor avaryione.si * of Oxford, Eugland. - READING ROOMS: o e e aad M W Miss Muskrat comes from the Che-| Trumbull and Mr. Banks ‘wlll speak CD:I'A%I of Wemen forhl{ume Missions, ev. Melville E. Osborne o; clase,9: pecial " services for D 3 2 rokees, the first tribe to have an In.|on “Power for Service in Sunday|and Dr. A. W. Anthony, executive . 3 . COLORADO BLDG., 14th and G Sts.—| §:30a.m:—Sunday schol. B 1 pers 3 y £ = Hea o God. an language. Invented by Sequoyah, | School Work. secretary of the Home Mission Coun mmwmorfmlng:.?. RS Epworih League Iospirational ~meetiags, WESLEY CHAPEIL Hours 10 to9, (Wed.. 10 to 7. and Sun. ‘m‘; Y 'g‘;“‘cghé‘,‘:ncg:d,mo,, |20 Jndian famous for his Siea 1t ySunder, January 29 at 11 gielock |cil, LS o oF; The Ppeople i co: Regular weekly meetings of B 3 . . < 8: ev. W. M. Warrick will preach. | consists of an alphabet of fifty-eight|Mr. Trumbull wi speak at Metro- eports showed that there are 12 tume.” Open to all. Clubs. et Methodist EP!SWPBI 1310 F ST. N.W,, Room 605— oty Communion sdministered . each| symbols. | This language is still®in|politan Memorial M. E. Church, and | mission stations in Alaska with 171 nd 5th ste. n.w. Hours, 8:30 to 9:50 (except Wedneaday, | gervice. You are weleome. _; * |use among the Indians on the reser-1at 3 o'clock there will be a mass meet- | missionaries maintained by ten de- 2:30 to 5:30). 7 R vation. ng in the Mount Vernon Place M. E. | nominations; that an increasing num- 148 EAST CAPITOL ST.— Fas MARE 8 EVANG L ot W SUBCH. | Upon being driven out of the Caro-|Church South, when Mr. Trumbullber of boards are establishing depart- -Fours, 11 to 8 (except Wednesdays, 11 [ 304 Q gt n.w., Rev. J. DeWitte Wilos, bav | jinag and Georgia the Cherokees set-| will speak on’ “Real and Counterfeit | ments of architecture; that the Every to 6: Sundays, 2:30 to 5:30. Closed hol- | Sorogy’ aching. 330 e tanday | tled in Oklahoma. Miss Muskrat, who | Victory.” Mr. Banks will address the | Community Endeavor in Montans, B 8 p.m., : i L et it e e Couneil, T. O or Kt Luke. is intensely loyal to her people as|young people of Mount Pleasant M. E. | Which was put into operation in 1919, (Second Floor) Other services as ususl. All welcdme. a member of our Radio Cla: Cor. F = 1Is your boy 3 ‘The Cole Class Club for Yo Lac . V. . o The National Methodist Church| Taye you visited ur bowiing aliesss REV. J. C. NICHOLSON, D. D. Bowling every week night. 11 a.m.—Sermon by Rev. Howard F. Downs. 8 CALVARY : s ' & .m.—Sunday school. has proven eminently successful: that CHURCH, well as to the government, lives near,Church South at 6 p.m. and in the H Rosedale M. E. Church 10 to 5:30 week days: also 7 to 9 Israel C. ML E. 5305 sts. s.w. | their original settlement, Tahlequah,{Immanuel Baptist Church at 8|a series of cight conferences for In- On Columbia Road N.W. between 14th and 15th.Si 416 Tenn. ave. n.e. o nys: also p.m. REV. C. L. KNOX. Pastor. in Oklahoma. During vacations she|o'clock. dian workers are planned for the e 2 sStreets. REV. C. F. LINGER, Minister. 30 a.m. ser-| has been engaged in Y. W. C. A. work el coming year: that missionary work T ey schon: METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. | mon; B St \ coming year: that missionary work .. “Preaciilng. 3 God.” 3:30 p.m., song_service, Miss Ada PAGEANT IN COSTUME. 1 results as a fruit of allocatink JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister B Epworth Lengue. Cal Q . bet. 0th and 3tat ata Uirectress, 630 pm.. ~ Epworth . jusual results ocating < Drening services, 7:45. Vary - gev. J. C. H. Pastor. Leagule. '8 .o Bublect, Penetrative s ety responsibility: that co-operation with 30— Calvary, Blblo School. 3% Edwin Diosssint. Petworth Methodist Episco-| im—ra Rei Eoierisimmert.n C A e e i UNITED BRETHREN. Missionary Movement in India t0 | Success. and that much of the mi- 28— 's Bible Class,’ g ; ' illostrated, 8fty ple- : : terial gathered in the rural surveys e bugaiooa, presdeni TR T Thompeon, teacher pal Church E e T s el Mooy I X7 10— gv. N 2 e a1 ageant illustrat) s being salv: E C . 11:00—Public’ worship, with sermon by REV. DR. JOSEPH DAWSON, on| ™ G Mo s e =™ 9: a.mSundy school. 0 oA missionary pageant Hiustrating |18 bo g o e oficers were elected the subject: G. ELLIS WILLIAMS, Minis ‘MT. PLEASANT |1l am. and S pmo~sermon by pastor. North Capitol . nw. be given tomorrow evening at Metro- | by the Home Missions Council: Pre % e = Mo Banewt Y - 830 p-m.—Senlor League. Rev, CHARLES . D. .| politan.Memorial M. E. Shurch, under | dent, Dr. Charles L. Thompson, New “POWER FROM ON HIGH” P .“‘Rm-f D “'T. ed World” 16th st. n.w. pear Lemont. ALL ARE WELCOME. i Qe 5 the direction of Dr. Melville ' Os. | York; vice pres dents, Dr. Datid D s . .. . o i ¥ rne o ndia. e Wi e assiste Forsyth, Philade; ia r. S. Leslie - or a 1ired World™ |Rev. Clifton’K. Ray, Minister | John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Ch b e BT RS enty o of the Young people of | Moriis, | Atlanti: Dr. Charles T Dr. Charles S. Cole, Oarae- 14T ABTIC = TR e et | the church, all of whom will be cos- [ Schaeffer, Philadelph Pastor of Brightwood Park Methodist 930 6.0 Sunday, nehos] and Bible elasses. R SARRINGTON, a tumed in the garments of the natives | Cory, New York: Dr. J. B. Markward, . y tor " Episcopal Church, ey L. Jef-| .39 ‘classes, of that country Springfield. Ohio, and Dr. R. L. Rus 7:30 p.m.—Sermon by the minister, T L Bibe el s will be guests | 10 —/ORNAMENTING ~OUR RE- Chutch of the New Jerusalan Dr. Osborne is the son of Dennis Os- | 53r1f"§ush\-ill cutive secretary ’ w. 0—Bunch social, with refreshfnents. e 5—Epworth League devotional service. $:00—Public worship, with sermon-lecture by DR. MONTGOMERY, on the o G r " subject: jow’ of the men’s class for the les- i Aasaide Sixteenth st. above Q st. m. borne, whose parents were massacred | pr.’ Alfred Williams Anthony, = . son_period. 00 e o e Sunday mornW service 1. during the Indian Sepoy mutiny. %m- ) york; associate sacretary o Special music by chorus and quartet cholfs. ' 11:00 a.ti.—Morning worahip. Sermon by the| 8:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor meeting. Sermon on “‘Whom Sharing Helps Most.” | pediately after the killing of his par- ¢ W. Roundy, New “THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AVIATOR’ METHODIST PROTESTANT. minister T AR NG . S Sunday school at 0:43, with adults ciass | Tis Deninis OSborne begAn 1o breaeh | Peterar i indY ay e : : | “Men Who Reflect Christ” iese services will help_YOU. LR the® gospel to the murderers of his |osrecn: irensuror, pr. Sumucl Bryant Special music at all public services by GEORGE HAROLD MILLER, Tp-m.—Bpwortk Tetgee. U | Christ ™" 0 G s ¥ e s iar b parents. He was for years the district EIIGAED, S eATITr L CALVARY QUARTET AND THE CALVARY CHORUS CHOIR. e 8b.m—Evening worship. Sermon by the| FREV. FREDERIC WENCHEL Pastor. A EW THOUGHT— DT Fndiar His son Nelvine Is con. 5 . MAN . miniater— 3 2 Free seats to the people. Church doors open in thé evening at 7:30. BEVU A B WILLIA : “The Way of Life” - £ R B ctam, 9145 . Christ’s Teachings Are e CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CAMP . i) Christian edu Mass. Ave. N.W. Between 9th ana Thurs., 8 p.m.—MIDWEEK prayer service. |Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church 5 The campaign for Christian | g D he pastor, -|Trinity A. . Lion Practical tion in the synod of Virginia will MCKEN DREE 10th Streets s on. 1S P2 Morton st. bet. Ga. and Sherman aves. n.w. acti FRIENDS. ‘bo presented at the Central Pres- ; (The Red Brick Church) s 2 5. wouwas, | Marvin ML E. Church South| "5, % J5is SABNEIL ™ | snse vioy vosst v, e sty a17:30 s b peosteion r e Douies Ee ‘Bub; e Privilege of Prayer.’ A revival of religion begins. Good singis .1 ‘STOP—LOOK—AND LISTEN." Wi Frien Muting and evening. The representatives of CHAS, A, SHREVE, Pastor Woekly meetings, Tuesday; prayer mest- 10th and B sts. s.w, REV. G. 4. HAWKES, D. D., evangelist,| B¢ .. FIND oD I this movement in the Southern Pres- SUNDAY- e 3 b o el b o B s FT | QUAUDE M. HESSER, Mintster. v P BRYBODY INVITED, o | THovoHE e, Y3 1811 Eye St. N.W. byterian Church_who will be here O g Prager service N —— AL WELCOME. —Rer. 3. fiowira Wel, D. », |~ METHUDIST EPISCOPAL, = Vi Mee“t“ “Nlilcl:.m' B Metvin. 3;3‘;;‘:’;5:;:: dll’;D!l-‘n?':l i i ; : Aol = 'incen Ison lor, the pastor of the church, wl 9:30'a.m.—-Sund3y school. Dr. Wesler, supt. Classes for all. Rhode Island ave. at First st. n.w. ] . WILL ATTEND, 0! e with them in this cam- 151 g.clock—Pubhc worship. Sermon by Rev. Walter McNeil.| | BEV. 6. L BUMPHREYs, Miatater. be e F AR and e we 1814 N ST. N.W Pt ARe INvITED. ubject : 11a.m. and 8 p.m.—Sermans by the pustor. o : . 9:30 a.m.—Sunday schiool, Bjble and graded SUND. ARY 22nd FRIENDS (Orthod 188, 80418 pani—Sermet 100 30 a.m.—8n 3 : UNDAY, JANUARY 22nd. S ( ox) “EVANGELISM” _ O UntRcE’ WiTH A MIssioN. Heart and n:n%'\e: b Anoiversary. ‘Me. B, | 10:00-Terome n Truth for Chilre : 13th and Irving sts. b.w. PENTECOSTAL. . . . o s » N. C. AVE., 2 X rooks, Pres. 5 3:30 p.m.—Junior League. Miss Corning, director. North Carolina Ave: 5% 34.s. St. Paul ;‘CJ‘I”"’,'E’D:*HBN& N.w. m‘fi:‘?”;;’&"‘;,;m:p:'fi,’ifi.:“" 00 b i1 N VITON S.';‘,'.'fl?’:.msih"d’ el Full Gospel Assembly 6 p.m.—"Get-acquainted meeting.” AL S Preaching, 11 a.m, B e Ly asdasical. MORTALITY wrer. Chicaso. | Meeting for Worship, 11 a.m. 1242 2 ot ao. 7 p.m.—Epworth League. : . 11'and'8 p.m.—Divine worship, with preach- “ Smac P.m.—Sermon by the pastor. -8:00 p: UNDAMENTALS Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. 7 8 o’clock—Evangelistic meeting ‘conducted by the pastor W ristian Exteavor. * Ttustrated Sermon BREEDY WHSHE | e ey 2t ST |0 our precedin B . Pt | HETHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. 5. 6. 930 am. “ASSOCIATED BBLE STUDENTS. Vine Bpience, Demvér, Core Socal ourprececing: -Subject. > “THE OIL OF JOY FOR MOURNING” There is always an sltar service and prayer for tho: di COME—bring your unsaved friends and helnp(h:m ogrlo G:.d. S e « UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ - - Associated Bible Students Mount Vernon Place Church 1815 K Street N.W. BIBLE_STUDY AT 3 P.M. “The Life of Christ” 300 Homer Bullding. 61 18th st. n.w. CHURCH TUESDAY, 8 p.m. to § p.m.—Service of prayer for the healing of the slck. —SPIRITUALIST. | “ v s aNeRuy THURSDAY, 8 p.m—Bible study, pralse and prayer. 9th and Massachusetts Avenue LAg SRk Ay Founded 1821 RS, HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SUNDAY, | | in_P ity and s Teanesay sad Fidey svaingrat oo | CHRTRe ooniitalin B sppipincet ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D.D, Minister " SERVICES 1 FRIDAY, 8 p.m.—Pentecostal meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME ALL THE TIME. Honesty in Politics or Some Moral Lessons From “The Metaphysical Law b, Clul Christian Healing Cla THE REPRESENTATIVE METHODIST CHURCH + - 8 CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL, D. D., Pastor.- : d H., T oy S Beplaier clas and bestng KNICKERBOCKER THEATER - REV. M. LEO RIPPY; Assistant Pastor. -Nauoualclgzwfi‘l'hought 18th and Columbia Road 5 e Morning sermon, 11 a.fi. by Dr. Chappell. 1 11y Followed by spirit messages. F ST. N.W. 7 the Newben-y Case st . 44 re o WA SR 1) © dter o8 Rt et o] - PENDING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH 7 : : : Evening sermon, 8 p.m., by Dr. Chappell. - Tt the Lord catied” Samuet -Ed&f: | D iy et & p 9:45—Sunday School, Kindergarten, Graded Course and Adult (Wil Bie the Tapic Fon: w at 8 P.M. of [ ;E":fl‘-{'w? B as By empie, 1013 Elfen s recived From o 1o 0 duly et | - Classes. Also Kindergarten during morning service. REV. H. P. Fox’ Pastor of Chorus Choir, led by R. Deane-Shure, at both services. Oriental Nights g ’“fi“.'i.':A(. B. CampbeliShie dn wil recelve i : b Thursdays, Jun, 26, Feb. 2 424 9 2t 8 pm. {Jfi‘n%nfifiumfi?;fi; 11:00—Morning worship. Sermon by the minister— 3 Hamline M. E. Church Omefadiet o b s poren il St e+ |~ ORDER OF THE «“THE CHANGED MAN" o = 9th and P Sts. Stinday School, 9:30 a.m. Organ Recital, 7.30 to 8 p.m. Spiritual Sdenc‘t Chgrch of| . mnH' .,I.'.',.,.,,. tor fi;{}. and MR. TITTMANN, Bass. MRS. CARTER, Violin. MR. ATWATER, (y)lf]{n ! : Chris itiatory Wor! ; T . 1502 14th st. n.w. The third in the series of meetings by the Unitarian Laymen's League will be lay “THE DEVIL AND DEMOCRACY” EPWDY}“LI{-:’?’B“G: -70&‘%1'». Foreign Sunday School, 3 p.m. s Dine, services ar:’nea::;f'fil b “““’fi ""‘""{'s"“‘" “"‘;'b (= [ e the arge baliroom of the New Wilard Hotel. Hon. Chas. E. Townstic: : 555aT_thE Sox- TU. 8. senator from Michigan, will preside. Speakers, Rev. John H. Ldthrop of Brookiyn and Will Be the Subject of a Lecture by 1 i ; REV. JAMES M. GRAY Midweck Service, 8 p.m. Thursday. Led by Rev. Mr. Rippy. AT HAMLINE NEXT FRIDAY-AT 8 P.M. 4 Music by Men’s Glee Club minute " talk_on “TH T G POWER THAT SPIRITS HAVE 22 JACKSON PLACE N.W. . 0#‘!12 THB LIVING.” Followed by a lec- ‘m .mu “:'! :a&n'-:c!lncn fovit-) o Frederick R. Grifin of Philadelphia, Soloist, Miss Howison. Cards of admission may be its Pastor, Mrs. Jane B. Coates| Higher Wisdom Far the Soul |2 witvont carse st Tsitrisn Howe, 1780 Columba ond, Saturey sst 335 sioo ot “FINDING YOUR LIFE'S WORK.” the Suntay morming serwies,