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] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922 Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities and Services $100,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUGHT Sehool Heads Discuss Plans to Stimulate Interest in Small Educational Institutions. NEW YORK, N. Y. January 21 (Special).—Plaps for stimulating in- terest in the small pdycational in- stitutions which have suffered from the financial depression: were dis- cussed -at. a conference of schobl "\ heada from ‘all sections of the coun- try which has just been Boneludedi at Church Missions House, this city. and the unique decision was reached of creating. & committes of three school principals who have been suc- cessful in maintaining the standards of their schools to undertake to raise a fund of $100,000 for scholarships in the various preparatory schools of the Epfscopal Church in the United States. 'The difficult financial posi- tion in which some of these institu- tions are piaced was illustrated by the statement of Dr. Waliler Mitch- ell of the Porter Military Academy, South Carolina, that when a well known educator recently sought to draw a deposit of $750 from his local bank the resources of three banks were taxed for ready cash to meet the demand.. Farm Districts Badly Off. Agricultural communities, it was reported, are in the worst shape edu- cationally. For the most part the schools in_or near the larger cities are in a flourishing condition. One group of schools represented at the conference pays out $75,000 a year in free scholarships. The h three of these schools—St. Paul's Concord, N. H,, of which the Rev. Dr. S. 8. Drury is the heac Groton School, yreuided over by the Rev. En- dicott Peabody, and St. Mark's School, Southboro, Mass., of which the Rev. W. E. Thayer is headmaster ' —have in the past two years raised a total of $3,000,000 for the support of thelr institutions. It is these three that have volunteered their services to secure $100,000 for the smaller and less prosperous institu- 'tions. No financial drive is planned, @and there will be no general appeal for fun which the committee ex- pects to secure from the immediate friends of the schools. The Episcopal schools stand in a peculiar position among the nation's educational institutions. From them have been graduated many of the present bishops of the church. But in addition some of the best known figures in American life also began their careers in them, and included in this number are not only members of the Episcopal faith, but of all de- nominations, the sons of well known Je and not a few Roman Catholic $30,160,843 COLLECTED * BY BAPTISTS IN DRIVE Chairman Reports Amounts Re- cently Paid in by the South- ern States. NASHVILLE, Tenn., January 21.— Cash collections’ made on subscrip- tions to the Baptist $75,000,000 cam- paign, taken in the drive of two years ago, amount to $30,160,843, it was reported to the midwinter meet- ing of the campaign conservation commission here by Dr. L. R, Scar- .bornush of Fort Worth, Tex., chair- Tho collections by states, compris- ing the territory of the convention up to the close of the last state con- \entlonzl year, were given as follows: Alabama, “$1,245,191; Arkansas, $1.- 001,283; District of Columbia, $123,280; F‘Dfldl., $469,755; Georgia, §2, 953,650 southern Illinofs, $296,263; Kentucky, $3,072,741; Louisiana, $697,896; Mary- land, $398,600; Mississippi, $1.556,300; Missouri, $1,150,301; New Mexico, $158,- 248; North Carolina, $2,877,733; Okla- haml. $784,252; South Carolina; $2,- 633,840; Tennessee, $1,747,355; Texas, $4,426,196: Virginia, $3.214,¢ 085, and specials from all sources, $1,556,348. BIBLE STUDY PLANS. Four More Instructions in “Each Course Announced. There will be four more instructions in each course of the teacher's train- ln‘ classes, being conducted by the Board of Religious Education of the Diocese of Washington. The one in the afternoon meets at 4:45 o'clock every Thursday, and the subject is, 'How to Know and Teach the Old Testament.” Every Thursday night at 8 o'clock there is a discussion class on “The Life of Christ.” All mee! ings are held at Epiphany parish hall, * G street between 13th and 1ith streets northwest. ‘The remaining topics to be dis- cussed in connection with the teach- ing of the Old Testament include “Old Testament Institutions and Their Sig- nificance,” “The Old Testament as a Pathway to the New Testament,” and a talk on “Old Testament Ethics.” In the course on the “Life of Christ,” “What the Life of Christ should mean to Seni ‘Christ the Supreme ‘Teacher,” “The Incarnate Son of God, the Central Life of the Church” and “Christ, Our Teacher,” will be taken up. _Both classes are being conducted by Rev. Charles E. McAllister, rector of St. Matthew’s parish, Hyattsville, and chairman of the diocesan com- mittee on teacher training for the Episcopal Church. THEOSOPHY. @ Theosophical m uw! o! mm emrmr———DR. KATHARINE WRIGHT, Socxety REFORMED. SU: DAY, JABUARY 22, ~ REFORMED irst CORNER 13th AND MONROE ST8. JAMES D. BUHRER. Bivie- schoel of an departments, u-m-&pm services. C. E., 7 p.m. N International Bible Students’ Association PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 10808.2. IDI" 9"1 T. " W. MR A G. WAKEFIELD of Wilmington, Del. 8:00 p.m.. —hfiu‘: . Wakefleld, 5,a8d 7:30 p.m.—Bible studles. Seats tree. No_colleetion. Y. W. C. A. VESPER SERVICE Y. W.C. A, 7 1333 F 8t.—4:80. MRS, WILLIAM KNOWLES COOPER, fi l l | EVANGELISM MEETINGS UNITARIAN SPEAKERS PLANNED BY CHURCHES PROTEST GOUCHE COLLEGE CHANGE Proposal to Make Methodist Institution Non-Sectarian Arouses Ministers. Methodist Episcopal ministers of ‘Washington are aroused over a move- ment made by Dr. W. W. Guth, presi- dent of Goucher College, Baltimore, to have the Maryland state legislature change the charter of that institution from a Methodist college to that of a non-sectarian. A report from Baltimore states that fifteen of the nineteen persons who at present compose the board of trustees of the college have expressed approval of the proposed change in the charter. A local Methodist Episcopal minister declared -the action taken by Dr. Guth should not be allowed to go through. He pointed out that the college was founded by Dr. Goucher as a Methodist Institution, and that the laws of Mary- land provide that there shall be repre- sentation on the board from the Metho- dist Conference. Fall Off in Recruits. REV. DR. CHARLES L. GOODELL. pi Zeport {rom Baltimore states that Dr. Guth said Methodists are trying to Rev. Dr. William E. Gardner, secre-| A geries of meetings on evangelism | get th ” tary of the department of rellglous and life service has been arranged Bomri of coueation. of - the: Mathodist education of the Episcopal Church,|for Foundry M. E. Church and Ham- | Episcopal Church, seeking to accom- under whose leadership the confer-|line M. E. Church, beginning Sunday. | plish this through the charter. That is ence was held, said: January 29. Rev. Charles L. Goodell, | why the trustees are trying to have the ‘A recent report of a commission | preacher and lecturer of the Fede charter amended, he said, adding that of the church shows a decided fall-|Council of the Churches of America, | the college never has been under the ing off in recent vears in recruits for | will be the speaker. discipline of the church. the r:'ln!lzlr};ipu‘l'h;llvé;l especially gilectings will take place at Foun- —_——— e copal ure! am | dry on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, glad to say that the newspapers have | January 25, 30 and 31, and at Ham:| ST. PAUL’S DAY PLANS. proven to be wonderful recrulting|iine on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ® 5 agencies for the ministry, for|and Sunday, February 1, 2, 8 and 5. iirough the publication of the story | All of the meotings, which wil be|Celebrated on Wednesday—Serv- of the shortage of recruits I am re-|under the auspices of the Methodist Gelving offers of service from all seo- LUnion of Washington, will bo in the ices Tomorrow Announced. ons of e country. mething | evening at 8 o'clock. S ' else, however, is needed than the| A chorus, under the direction of w;énf:fl; :’,‘}H'b:"‘c‘fi’zbfi."?:‘.{' b;‘es‘r.t mere will to serve, and that is the|W. R. Schmucker, precentor at Ham-{Paul's Episcopal Church, Penneyl- initial training which s given in[line, will furnish music for all of the | vania avenue and Washington circle. these schools which Dr. Thayer and|services. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of the diocese of Beghfehem will preach an appro- priaté sermén tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, aad the rector will preach in_the evening. Alfred Hardingy Bishop. of having graduated from some of them into the big universities. J. P. Mor- gan is a graduate of St. Paul's, and the sons of the late Theodore Roose- velt are all Groton men. Seven bish- ops alone have graduated from St. Paul’s, while Kent School has on its roster today the sons of seven other bishops. Dr. Thayer of St. Marl commentln‘ on the situation, said: “While our schools in the north | are flourishing, in the south and, to {some extent, in the west they are running in debt. This is particularly true of the agricultural sections. Unless we can help them out with money, our young men will receive no religious instruction whatever, since they do not get it in the public schools. I believe there is no ques: tion that, irrespective of denomina- tional affiliations, me sort of re- liglous instruction is essential to the training of our youth.” of the New Willard Hotel. Charles E. Towpsend of Michigan i to preside and make a brief addre; Other addresses will be given by Re John H. Lathrop of Brooklyn, M and Rev. Frederick R. Helen Howison. can be secured at the Knickerbocker Theater, row morning. MISSION AIDS TO MEET. Held on March 3. his associates have generously vol-| On Monday, January 30, a ai unteered to assist in building up. I|will be served at l-‘ou};!drl. to \\?Sg‘l; do not mean that the church schools | the members of the oficial board of are to be regarded merely as train-|the various Methodist churches of the ing schogls for the ministry. On the|city are invited. On Wednesday, | Rt. Rev. contrary, they are first-class institu- | February 1, a dinner will be served | Washington, will deliver an address tions for the training of young men|at Hamline, which will be attended|&t 8 o'clock Wednesday night. and of all denominations for service in|by the Sunday school teachers and |}eV. Dr. Robert Talbot will give a brief account of the year'’s work. There will be a reception in the parish hall. “Special music will be rendered by the full choir. every walk of life, since they add to| Epworth League members. secular instruction that religious Al o el WILL SPEAK ON ALASKA. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES. The Francis E. Clark Division of discipline_which is the groundwork for the Christian cltizenship which Bishop Rowe, Noted Missionary, on Visit to 2 Washington, the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union will hold an oyster supper is one of the prime requi B e oria ey, om tered.” Rt. Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, Bishop of Alaska, will deliver an ad- | Wednesday evening at the Temple dress at the Church of the Ascension | Baptist Church, 10th and N streets be held Friday, March 3, from 2 to M. E. Church South, under auspices _of the Woman's Interde. nominational Missjonary Union of th District. be used. Mrs. Douglas Putnam Birnie, presi: dent of the Korea Relief Society, to deliver an address. Miss Ellen Stone, a missionary from Albaria Participating in the conference, in addition to those named, were Father Sill of Kent School, Connecticut: R William_E. Church_of St. Alban’s School, Washington, D. C.; Miss Davis of Bethany College, Topek Dr. C. ! berlayne ol SL Chl‘lstophl 's School, Richmont standing missionary bishop today in the Episcopal Church. e Sunday school children of Covenant and New York Avenue Pre byterian. music. AT WILLARD BALLROOM SENATOR CHARLES E, TOWNSEND, glrry Evans; The third in the series of meetings|Joseph Dawson; Chevy Chase, by the Unitarian Laymen's League of( Meeks; F. All Souls' Church, will be held to- morrow night in the large ballroom Senator , ward Hayes; Gorsuch, Cards of admisslon, which are free, the Unitarian House, 1789 Columbia road, or at tomor- Prayer and Praise Service Will Be | of the joint service to be held at the A service of prayer and praise is to gclock, in the Mount Vernon Place the ! — The special service of prayer and praise published by the Federation of Women's Boards of Foreign Mis- sions of North America and Council of Women for Home Missions will Newhall of Shattuck School, Fari- P = northwest. The societies which com- | Mrs. W. B. Hartley is chairman of Sault. Minn. and Rev Cham- | Kinskac” fi‘ O wihe Work Inlpose this division are Calvary Bap- |the committee of S augetient and D e out-|tigt” Temple Baptist, Church of the|Mrs. J. A. Edgar in charge of the ! MINSTERS 10 AD EVANGELIST WORK Exchange of Pulpits by Meth- odistEpiscopal Pastors, Anticipating Campaign. As a means of emphasizing the im- portance of the evangelistic campaign 1to be inaugurated January 29, under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Charles L. Goodell, by the Methodist Episcopal churches of Washington district, of which Rev. Dr. John R. Edwards is superintendent, there will be, with few exceptions, an exchange of pul- pits in the churches of the denomina- tion tomorrow. The assignments, which were made by a committes of five laymen, are as follows: Alexandria, E. N. Berger- stock; Arlington, E. E. Fisher; Fllll Church, D. H. Martin Hyinav‘llle. C. Main; Seat Pleasant, H. Reviere Tuxedo, W. H. Richardson; Anw'tll» Brightwood Park, H. P. C. F. Linger; cn.lv“r,uy 'ox; Bruen, Randolp! Douglas, H. Dumbarton Avenue, brooke, Hamline, J C. Nichols nue, J. L. Neff; Langdon, L. P. tain; Lincoln Koad, C Shreve: M Kendree, W. G s Griffith of Philadelphia. The soloist will be Miss b Union, S. Willlams; Wesley, A. E. Splel Montgomery; ray; Waugh, G E. H. F. Downs; Wilson, SERVICE FOR GIRLS. Mrs, Washington Topham of the Woman's__Interdenominational Mis- slonary Union_and Miss Mary J. !Wright of the Young Women's Chris- Itian Association are to have charge National Training School for Girls tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. 4 _ CHRISTADELPHIAN. e ' 1 CHRISTIAN. Park View Chmtnn Charch Park road, WALTER Preaching, 11 7:45 p.m. LYDIA. Bible school—9:30 a.m. Junior and Senior C. E.—5 CONGREGATTI (CONGREGATIONAL), 34th and Lowell Sts. also is expected to make an address. The proceeds from the supper will ashington have been invited by |go towurd the Intermediate Christian Rev. D. Wellington Currun, acting BAPTIST. | ] REV. FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW. 9:45 2.m.—Bible school, FLYING SQUADRON OPEN Endeavor convention fund. The inter- mediates are planning a convention for June of this vear. At the monthly meeting of the executive board of the district of Columbla_Christlan Endeavor Union last Tuesday evening several new plans for Christian Endeavor work were outlined. A committee was or- ganized to look into ways and means of increasing incoming finances. The board offictally adopted the new Christian Endeavor constitution of the District of Columbia C. E. Unlon, {with certain textual changes. Chief among the changes was the rewriting of the scction providing for union ‘meetings. As the constitution now stands, there will be the twelve reg- ular union meetings each year. rector of the church, to attend this service, and one section of the church wlll be reserved for boys and girls. e bishop will direct a part of his lddras' to Sunday school children SESSIONS IN WASHINGTON and will tell them what the boys Holding Series of Meetings at Mt. |and girls in Alaska are doing for Vernon Place M. E. and Vermont | ™!®sions. Avenue Christian Churches. The flying squadron, composed of representatives sent out from the|Prigoners’ Flying Squadron Foundation, Inc., of Indianapolis, is holding sessions here. A meeting was held yesterday after- noon and again last night at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, when Rev. Dr. Lee Colvin and Arthur E. Whitney made addresses. Addresses will be made this noon and again tonight by James Grace Baptist Churc 9th and Soutl: Carolina MORTGAG SE MONDAY NIGHT AT 8 0 (’lA!o sl‘;B\'lthfl WILL, gy BRATING —_— APPEAL FOR CLOTHES. Aid Association Asks Help for Unfortunates. In support of its work, the Prison- ers’ Aid Association is making an ap- peal for clothes and for money. Since 1898 this association has been the only after. | ClViC agency In the local police courts, ‘B, | where it has helped to salvage human- Weertendyke and Frank S. Refa ity, protect society and champion the eeting 16 also to be held at 8 o'clock | Ron-criminal unfortunate. It has been| g o ftarmoon ot this ehurch, Te. | Successful in obtaining work for those morrow night the meeting will be | discharged from Occoquan. ot the Vermont Avenue. Christian| The regulations require a prisoner to Church, when addresses will be_de- discharged with the clothing _in Tivered' by Oliver — Stewart, Rev.|Which he entered the institution. The Norma C. Brown and Christopher P.|Poor condition of many of these gar- Connolly. ments, as well as the change of sea- "The local committes assisting the|Sons, serve to expose the ex-prisoner foundation is composed of the fol-|to physical suffering and an appear- lowing: Rev. Earle Wilfley, pastor of |ance that prevents him securing work. the Vermont Avenue Christian| So the appeal is, first, for clothing, Church; Mrs. Emma S. Shelton, pres- [and second, for money PETWORTH BAP’I' ST Randol rev.E PAI:L TANCHORNE, Tastor. 827 Handolph street. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school 11 and 7:46—Preachiog by pastor. Study ;—rlod—s“nd.y school lesson. —Everybody welcome. prayer service &t 8 p.m sres for a _BAPTIST. At Second st. n.w. Rev HUGH T. STEVENSON, P Pastor preaches at 11 a.m. Bible school, 0230, Juniors. 11 P. U., 6:45] Midweek service, Svarybody Tecls at Bomé - Bem-ny p.m. Come, Randle Highlands HUBERT BIJ n 00 a.m.—Sermon, _**Opportunit; X —BJ,PUI( Young Peopl pel of Thursday nignt, Blblf prayer meeting. COMMUNITY CHURCH. Columbia Road Near 14th B ; the latter that G CONGREGATIONAL. MT. PLEASANT (Congregational) 11:002.m—"GIAXTS AND GRASSHOP- m—mmmed address— DEA ) CHURCHES IN wc STHED EU- INGRAM MEMORIAL Tenth St. and Mass. Ave. N.E. DR. B. F. RHOADS | Ingram's New Pastor, will preach at 11 a.m. and 8 pn. Sunday school at 9:80 a. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. “A Church With a Welcome” St. In the Residential N.W. Walter Amos Morgan, Minister. ldent of the W, €.'T. U. of the Dis- | the assectation may pay the saiary of trict of Columbia; Rev. George worker, who is dally in the courts 4 < 37 Miller, pastor of the Ninth Street!and must have a fund for e Me itan Ba 100—“Why Did Christ Have to Die? Christan’ Chioreh, and Resford Ljrellet A tropolitan Baptist ll‘chlldren‘s uzry e?ery Sunday :orni:g Holmes, secretary of the Christian Endeavor Alumni Association of the District of Columbia. —_—— KING'S DAUGHTERS ELECT. At the annual meeting Monday night of the Martha and Mary Chapter of the Daughters of the King of Pinkney Memorial Episcopal Church, Hyatts- ville, the following officers were elect- ed: President, Mrs. Willlam Noack; Sixth and A Streets Northeast. John Compton Ball, Pastor MORNING AT FLEVEN— & S* Chorus and quartet—40 voices. 5:00—Vesper Service BAPTIST. THE IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 16th nd_Columbia road. To Be the National Baptist Memorial to Re- ligious Liborty. GROVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON, Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Bible school, with classes for all JESUS COMES the Chinese Delegati “Does God Answer Prayer?” 7:30—Sunday Evening' Club, Speaker, Mr, Ta Chen of on to the Conference. vice president, Mrs. Judith Shaw; sec- retary, Mrs. Frances Lee; treasurer,| 11:00a.m.—Morsing worship, with sermon SR D T o CONTINUALLY. " & 9:45—Church School. Classes for all Mrs. Paul Herring. Plans were dis- y the pastor. \v.unl wawour. AWAITS YOU. & - 7 cussed for the holding of the annual 'w»h—mninx gospel ‘service. Ser- EVERYBODY WELCOME. diccesan convention of the Daughters of the King of Washington, which l I]‘ our lorse! Will meet in Hyattsvillo 1n the spring. For A r H socabyp Amen of the * se 1a ol people’s meetings at 7 pm. Fifth Baptist E NEAR 7th 8. w An evening. BAPTIST. E.Hez Swem Pastor, “Pleasure out of the unusual,” 8 p.m. Eaxy chalry (men like them); the men Sog. ETAYIng In the Holy Bplei, teaniat ‘Bapt. Oh., 7th aund Eye Nineteenth Street Church 00KS, D.'D., Pastor. Fchoal. by the pastor from Fe- cleslasten, 12 8:00 p.;m,—Sermon by Rev. Sol. T. Plaatge, author, Emm fecturer, itor, of Kimberly, South Terke, Pudlic Tvited to these services. Church of Our Father Fenmmn meeting Thursday e, SHow Much Owest Thou My Lo Clayton’s Bible lectures every day. 8 08 pn TONIGHIVS TIHEME, Culture of the chmmi Lite.” **|“Now Is the Day of Salva- ptist tion” smo' h O. S, PAPTIST CHURCH. ¢ Elder J. T. Rowe, pastor, il preach in, Pythian "Hall, 1012 Sth n.W.; Sunday, Jan. 22, 3 p.m., 4th_floor rear. First Bapt:st Church 16th aand O sts. DR, HENRY ALLEX TUPPER. Min —SUN| JANUARY “THE r.vmovs lADDm OF Lfl'& An’ uplifting sermon about the way tha leads beyond the stars. . m. “TKE NEW ERA AND THE OLD GOSPEL. The first of Dr. Tupper's sermons on pras Temple Baptlst Tenth and N sts. ll.'. Rev. J. J. MUIR, D., Pastor. Lady Anne Asg! DR. GATES’ 8p. ‘Biblo_school, 9:30 STRANGERS ALWAY E. Gates, Ex-Prelld-nt of Ruti Bible lesson, John I 18-34, Speoial Privileges Foreed” trom 'wenty-One Demands.’ Delos E. Abrams York, Young People’s meeting 7 p.m. You are cordially_invited to all services. Kendall Baptist Church Rakem . Rakemann, first violin tical and profound problems. By general re- est Dr. Tupper has annonnced & series of Mir. Wagner, ‘second violin vel s.rmonl on ““This Wonderful Wol‘ld-— Mrs. GDldlE Its Places, Peoples and Problems,’ giving contralt, Bls personal experience In uil Inuds, ‘fo be 4 by maps and drawings. Th ermons Wikt be given each Sunda at 8, beginniag Janutry 30 a.m.—Olasses tol' all agen. B. ¥ P. Union at 6, with social hour ang freshments. Special music at 11 a:m.-and community singing at 8 p.oi. Come and help ‘! good old hymns your mother an bt used_to -lnizn Swidish services at e school every Sunday, 9:30: C. 'fi e 300 & chirch home? Try ours. 6:5. e e hows? ey West Washington Baptist Church “vn“m WIS oy S Harry Bdward A Great PREACHING MISSION In the enth LEBWIN B Worl d-Widc szival Services, 11, 8 and 7:30 and each evening ALL WELCOM®. Bible Instituteof Washington 1824 H STREET N.W. A course of speciai interest to the young Rrople is being conducted by Dr. Harry D. lichell, minister of the Metropolitan Me: al M. E. Churc evenings at 8:30, on Publlc speuktu and’ How to Con- dGuct Publlc Services. Special announcement during the week. 30 p.m. Sunda Pastor Engstrang REV. J. M. BELT WILL PRERACH. of Bmollyn. 2 ‘( reach “m-m Chariots. = Strangers. vllllnrs to flm": 'y are wel- —+The Rock of Ages. D Sunaay_school. it THE HOIB CH!TBCK The Church of the Real Welcome. CALVARY BAPT'IST CHURCH 8th and H Streets N.W. REV. WILLIAM S. ABERNETHY, D. D, Pastor. REV. A. FREEMAN ANDERSON, D. D, Assistant Pastor. REV. A. D. BRYANT, Minister to the Deaf. . SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 A.M,, N. S. Faucett, Superintendent, 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by Dr.' Abernethy. “The Question of Human Worth” (At 11 o'clock the doors are open to the general public) JUNIOR CHURCH Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Boy Who Didn’t Blow Bubbles” 2 8 pm'—Sermon by Dr. Abernethy. “Three Good Cheer i eers—J. Begins Next Wednesday January 25th. 4:45 and 8:00 P. M. low of ar7 o tho work o nf he Jows, 1400 Tenth 8 Bow. courses are Hebrew, . Teacher Train mm Lants. ‘l.!u“‘ pehed :‘t Mission Gpea, Pt T vfll be are Analysis, Docl ecy, the m-pe-nuu. the Taber tonal Brangelios RarscSei g uen "5*“ for the Discouraged” and. :emr lnd;:“lm&r’ln‘ Vietorlous Lase Three Sunday night sermons for folks who feel that something 3:['_:]_ "“‘“m{ Danis was fomerly o news- | is wrong. Do you ever fecl blue? Do you know why you fecl bluei of m Navy nn!m. Do you know the cure for the blues? D. B S0 roriers | wilibe pm—SERVICE FOR THE DEAF. Rev. A. ryant. .m., 7:00. Tuesday evening, 8:00 o’clock; MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICE. Now Minister of First Congre; af that hour. "HRIST‘IAN ENDEAVOR: 6:45 p. THURSDAY EVENING, 8:00 O'Clock: (Entrance on H Street.) First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets Northwest 11 a. m.—LADY ANNE_AZGAPETIAN, “The George Washington of Armenia. 8 p. m—REV. JASON NOBLE PIERCE “THE CROSS OF CHRIST” Sunday morning, 10 o'clock Bible Class and Lecture by Dr. Merrill let" Colle[e and of Amhlrfl nesses”. MUSICAL VESPERS, 4 P. M. nn String Q Robert Ruckmln. Rev. Charles F. Aked, D.D., LLD. (Formerly of New York and San m COMPLETE PROGRAMS GIVEN OUT SUNDAY wife of General Azgapetian, eaks on apetian also speaks BIBLE CLASS Colleg: Jl an’ Lecture: “Conc China ‘by other Nations. uartet Mr. Grifin, viola Mr. Matteossian, cello Dressler Hutchins, rilnllt and Mueller. organist. gational Church, Kanas City, Mo Bible Thought for Today A" morning prayer: “Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right pnlrlt ‘within '—Psalm 51.10. DR. GREEN TO SPEAK. Churchmen’s League to Hear Red Cross Worker. The second meeting of the Church- men's League of the -District of Co- lumbia for the season of 1921-22 will| be held in the assembly room of the Cosmos Club Tuesday night at 8:30 o’clock. The speaker will be Dr. Thomas E. Green of the Amerlcan Red Cross, and his subject, 'Holdlnz the Outpoi A buffet supper will be served lt the close of the meeting. TO DISCUSS RECONSTRUCTION. “What will be the part of the col- ored American in the program of re-| construction following son of Missouri, Dean Kelly Miller of Howard University, Prof. J. Silas Har- | ris, president of the Natfonal Educa- tional Association of Colored Ameri- cans, and Dr. E. D. W. Jones, pastor of Union Wesley, A. M. E. Zion Church, at the midwinter convocation of the Frelinghuysen University to be held at John Wesley Church, 14th and Corcoran streets northwest, Tues- day evening, January 31, at 8 o'clock. “CHRISTIAN. Columbia Heights Christian Church Park road west of 14th st. n.w. In the New RBible School Auditorium. REV. B. H. MELTON, Pastor. u.m.—Bible school for a1l ages. Arthur Ridgeway. supt. ermon_ by the pastor, Yol LS O HINDER & REEMOR 1 7:00p.m—C. E. Boclety, leader, Maurice on by the ‘FRIEND- AND TRUT! 5 HP. w\'h [’. RT) HTRA'“)II(S lX)RDlALLY WBflA)HEn NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and D Streets N:E. Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Communion and Morning Worship at 11 o’clock Evening Services at 7:45 Rev. G. A. Miller, Pastor 338 10th Street N.E. H St, Christian ** AP B 7= | Preston A. Cave, Mxmster Bible school, 9:45 a.m. Preaching service, 11 E Freaching services 7 A hearty welcome. with us. “VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont ave, north of N st. REV. EARLE WILFLEY. LL. D., Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible school, E. A. Gongwer, 11— Moraing Whrsbip, &man by pastor— | dome ana worship o he actice 8 p.m.—Evening umce Addresses by A. J. VOLSTEAD, member of Congress, and by OLIVER J. STEWART of Chicago. 6:15, young Dflovlei E. ties. Thursday, 8 p.m., midweek service, Hon. Wm. J. the close of | the world war?” will be discussed by ! Representative William Oscar Atke-l TWO BISHOPS. TO PREACH. AT CHURCH TOMORROW Two notable bishops will preach at Epiphany Church tomorrow. In the morning Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe, for more than twenty-five years Bishop of Alaska, will preach, and in the evening Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, for many years missionary bishop of Wyoming, now Bishop of Bethiehem, “At 3 oclock in the afternoon Dr. Freeman, the rector, will address the confirmation candidates in the church. The church school teachers will meet for supper Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, and the Laymen's Service Association’ Thursday evening for supper at 6 o'clock. PRESBYTERIAN. Georgetown Church 5,57, Hev. JAI(EST MARSHALL, D. D., P ““The Be 9:4: FHoline, 3 “The Witch of nndor Central Presbyterian Gwrch lsoc'mmw ASSEMBLY.) Near Sixteentl; and Irviog Bts. N.W. JAMES H. TAYLOR, . Pastor. o Rantiny schoos: ible classes. by Dr. 3 F. Melvin. unior Christian ‘Endeavor. Westminster lupu Social Hour for Youss P m—cmnin Eadesvoe i B Thoredaye-Braver aserioe. Take Tatn. aorest” car oy Mount Pleasant car or 16th st. bus line to Irving st. n.w. NORTH CAPITOL. COR. Eckin, Vioids sre. RE 2. BRUNDAGE, D, “Sunday school ~Serwon, “WHICT ABEL OF CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Connecticat ave. and N st. REV. cmnunmzoon. D. D, REV. BOWABD D. TALBOTT, fstant. suNDaY, JANUARY 22, 19 9:30 Sanaay sctmol-Ciavsen’ for 5 11:00—Moruing - service. Sermon 8:30—Afternoon service. John Temple Gras “ARMAGEDDON, 8:15—Clirist servi y Dr. Address by Ool. 3 snb:-cr:’ Endeavor supper and vesper 8:00— vening,_service. _Sermon by Dr. Wood, 0! OF DREAMS AND THI ITIES.” Evening_cho'r THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922, 8:00—Midweek prayer service. ALL WELCOM Col. John Temple Graves WILL SPEAK ON “Armageddon” AT THE Church of the Covenant SUNDAY AFTERNOON, January 22 At 3:38 O'clock ALL WELCOME Gunton-Temple, " orgidy * STBEETS. REV. BERNARD BMIKAI(P. M. A, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. BRYAN Will speak at the evening services at the church on Sunday, January 22 Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Communion and Morning Worship at 11 o’clock Ninth Street Christian Church Ninth and D Streets N.E. Rev. Geo. A. Miller, Pastor 335 Tenth Street N.E. PRESBYTERIAN. fSermon. “Exaiting the Homble.” Music Ly’ choru p.m.—Chriokian Eadeavor mceting. & b Sermon, +The Uachineing God.” Evening services in new bldg., 16th and Newton sts. NORTHMINSTER th st. and R. I Pastor. 7:45—Evening worsh A CORDIAL WELCOME TO-ALL. NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New York ave., 13th and H DR. WALLACE RADCLIFFE; Pa REV. REGINALD ROWLAND, Assisteut. e Adult classes. NEAR THE HOTELS. Garden Memorial et A" Rev. GEORGE M. CUMMI Sunflly lclmo 9:30 am , 6:30 pm.; UNITED Wallacc Memo: PRESBY’ Cor. Randolph at. and New Hampabire Services, 11 d 8 S. preaching, evening gnir:' Fourth Presbyterian Church 13th and Fairmont sts. n.w. DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY, P. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday _school. Bib; taught by Frank L. Miadiaton, Preaching b Foreign Mission The ‘Mosiem Wotld andthe ., prayer service, erbert . Keyser, organist and mu- stcal director. Chorus choir. Mr. Howard P. Bailey, precen. The Church of the Pilgrims| SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. between P and Q sts. . REV. ANDREW R."BIRD, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible school, with classes for every member of the fami Sermon by Hev. Lucius C. Clark, D. —Jtnlor Christian Endeavor. l hour and supper at the to which all -tnn'en Lu the city are nvited g rening service. Y H. L. Graing, 8:15 p.m.—S8enior l"hl’llflln Endeavor. Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. Bumall children cared. for duriog Sundsy morning service. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO_ALL. tan Presbyterian Fourth and B strects southeast. REV. FREELEY HOHRER. Pastor ible SIXTH PRESBYTFRIAN D KENNEDY STS. N.W. At Reservotr i Entrance to Rock Creck Park. REV. MAURICE S. WHITE, ' Manse, 5308 13th WET. N 7. 2 Susday school. Rev. S. E. Persons, D.D. Annapolis, Md. 8 00[? m.—By the pastor, b em of Evil” . 8. C, E. !nnd Frldll‘ i " Peck mzmorial [ Chapel Penna. ave. and 28th n.w IRVING W. KETCHUM. Minister. lo1s Men's Bible class. Morning sermon— | “An Ancient Great Heart” 7:45 p.m.—Evening service— 7 ou Have Done This?” 8:00 p.m.—Sunday school. Al departments. P —Christian Endeavor. Sixth sf ave. ALFRED E. 5 ARRoWS, D D Fastor. 1 m.—"THE COMING KINGDOM." 'm.—Bible school. . -m.—den's Bible cl FIRST PRESBYTERIAN " T80 miss s proof of what religion offers. religion "’ it to see, to know. Is not thi belief only?” 7:00 p.m. deayor. “WHERE IS GOD?” THE CHURCH FOR THE (liguipped With acousticon Thursday, 8 pm.—Meetmg for deepemng the spmtual 1if John Marshall Place JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D. 11 a.m—WOULD'ST THOU BE MADE WHOLE?” . 8pm—“IT"S ALL ‘BELIEVE’; NOT ‘KNOW"' “I have certainty in other. NIE s na‘urai? Is not religion ‘Eome practical things t0 do to get actual, conclusive Foroot of Soiigion S THINGS THAT TROUBLE PEOPLE, 9:303.m.—Meeting' of. Sunday School. KELLY teaches MEN'S —Meeting of Young People’s Society of Chnstlan En- HON. CLYDE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED. - fox those bard of heasiogd