Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 9

THE EVENING " RETURN TO CHRST | ISURGEDBY PCPE Pontiff May Call Meetmg of Episcopacy in Religious Revival Plan. ' Amid Chinese At Her Request the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Ore., December 23.— Mrs. Mary Berkey lies buried to- day in that squalid and fenced- off acre of ancient Lone Fir ceme- tery which set apart for the graves of Chinese. It was by her made just before her . two dayvs ag and the re- t of the Chinese among whom e N Ao i had as nissionary, s ; = her sting place was ROME. Becemb The prob- | gong graves mostiy leaded b Uity that the Pope will call ai wooden | hoards marked with Wf the entire Catholie Epis- | Chinese ers and frequently Vo Wonei Ltk e aeiel i with cooked foods and rowa ounced in the | n the First Bap- selieal issucd today. Such | I staid Chines among those who a continuation of } I which was held s was old and had done mission Pope Caciclicat alls k among the Chinese here oot i e i Portland v town. The forts of the church Chinese hav nged to T a Among the p marble monument over her grave. te eucharis- 1 —_— nd religious on attendant upon_ the tion of of the sm Rome 1 The let o rating present World evils. whi 1nsed » a4 mreediness things redy i chiefly Christ TOLEAKY GAS MAIN trip to Lurin for stud Strange vis with the body + head and ex- e of a turtl - { He also ordered all holl. lw.« to be destroyed, ias plants of the and mistle- 1 regarding them | evil on ter of fact. little noti fof the ordér. and m As a mat- ce was taken people cele- northwest, where it ix propoxed to build the structure. truction and colonial architecture. A campaign to raise funds for the enterprive is |POLICE GIVE LIST OF “DON’TS” northwest corner of The bullding pl under way. tre 11 a.m.—Special Christmas service I sermon. and the Holy Supper. Tibrary. open daily. SPERRY, Pastor. PROGRAM CONDUCTED BT Order of the Star in the East a Bl'h Pflfi STAR, WASHINGT-ON, D. C., SATURDAY, Missionary Bu"ed‘ FRATERNAL HOME AND TOWN HALL FOR TENLEYTOWN. |Church Lecture by Daughters of America, and to serve also ax a town hall for the Fraternal Holding C DECEMBER 23, 1922 Woman Dancer NEW YORK, December 23— Biship William T. Manning in- tervened recently to prevent Isadora Duncan, classic dancer, from ap- pearing at the Episcopal Church of St. Mark's on the Bouwerie, a notice to Episco- al publications from the bishop's office today re- | vealed. ! Announcement that Miss Dun- AN, who was scheduled to 1- d the forum 1 fon he Moral- i izing Bffect of 7 e Dancing in_ the ISADORA DUNCAN. Soul, < appear Christinas in brief statement iam church, had crea Human uld * not ‘of the tement Junior inning’s statement read: he Bishop of New York has re- ceived letters of earnest protest fro ‘ompany, Inc., organized to carry out Wisconsin avenue and Windom place u jarts of the country in ned i of two-story height, brick con-) TN AU O {published in the newspapers that dan r whose exhibitic have aroused great criticism in of {our cities would roand Jark's-in-the-Bouwerie, Veteran Accused Bennett wish to express their appreciation for the intere manifested during the year in the work of tie Mission b dividual contributors, organizations, churciies and all those t Barred by Bishop Spirit of Christmas Pervades Programs of D. C. Churches mtinued from Eighth Page.) Holy Night' “Silent Night" will be performed under the direction | of Bethlehem. | of Mrs, I'. Umhau and Mrs. A. Albers. ‘The solo quartet are Mrs. Harris White, soprano; Miss Maude Harding. "nnlrallo: Kenneth W. Ogden, tenor (Adam) hymn, prayer hymn, Little Town music will be featured Christmas | [In all services at the New York |ahd director. and W. Frank Summy, | Avenue Preshyterian Church. _The | Pas®, With Mrs. George 1. Warfield at “"hnsll exercises of the Bible e school will be held in the lecture | , e - 5 e et IhE b At the Mount Pleasant M. E. Church Do L e ki an | Sonth Apscial Christoian mpslc Wil has been arranged, with Miss Bstella | be Siven tomoreow at hoth merning et L CRTISNAS Lquartet. In the cvening & special el Wil Yhe |service of Christmus music has been rendered in the Bible school by i e A T B chorus of thirty voic nd by Miss s St Pl R s Helen C. Howison, soprano: Maj. {Teature will e the singing of the Charles T. Titiman, bas Richard o ne Lor collist; and Herman C. 4 Rakeman, violinist, with Miss Mabel 3 . Linton, pianist and dire Durkee, president of How ity, will occupy the pulpit, hing at 11 nd 8 p.m. Sul jest of the morn or Born evening topic, At both services Chri :d by a quartet cons < Helen C) Howison, sopran . V. . Hamill, alto: Louis B. Thom . tenor; . Heart with Clifton the car include i n Sin- double Church 1 and Lulu G. Fitz + [pranos: Alice Jones and teinbrenner. contraltos: B and William il and Harry present at their me Saxon dered b INCARNATION Matin sts. MANKEN, nswer to these letters of pro-the \\‘.-?l{ulu ] Eo ue democracy | F i P test Hishop Mannin wis piscoval Church South, Rev. hrothern Canadian Official - CHRISTMAS H ERS it S ey e < pasior, o the Sund s Doubt In FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS, By Mys. Baker ‘it T i $iv of his su i meeting of o i | The morning _program w e: the entire T U meeting of | cendiaries Burned Down | FI H t l With the i prelude, Shepherd . £ his approach- alleone AR B N | | anthem, “Hark th L icleak,y) o e wiaion of Big Catholic Basilica I x‘.‘xlu o h“l(;‘ k"““n Shn}l:mhu" Mng:t"l‘u SLG SN RS ees ospitat; | (Hal); hymi, “Hark the Ter P ,‘::,’.Ja“. e e \,,'1" oL 1ota here ey B e e e i diveried aten” | NEW YORK. Docember 24— otice | ROCKVILLE. : loria_Patrt” (B e o, A ; i ds of the store crowds during tion to & r valuables. ; B diectdalinol e | The :u-..v‘ ex Sftorts at uni- | jmerry pre-Vuletide season annually.| Dom't your in ;‘h«."’ e sdic ""1]" s"";]’l for A i e ndemns di- | It “sociated Press. e e et bt ot aral washTooR Lo thampuile e: when | Sidney” Collet, ROCKVILLE, Md., Dece e At Al Sair ch. Clie Pt telalis h e s December 23—Author-{\ives and female members of their | 33U (2o ’}""' O el r veteran, who | cial) —Two stills o D% ailara; hymn. I"”‘ vistorasbera]ves Ml o) s % the se o ir £ £ 2 ourself, “I won o L N o s D 50 pom worrow. when The enc 1 expresses the hope |ities King the cause of the fire|{joysenolds. Here is,some of the in-|you will generally remember them. had escaped from|and two barrels of gSon i o (S Ry that an o who are still outside jwhich veste * destroved the mil-{gije information direct from the of-| Don't employ any one unless you Bolle e Hiosl found on the farm of reh” (Camp). I, Shurel of Christ may enter it flon-dollar Notre Dame Church t0day | fice of Inspector Grant, in charge of |Bave investigated their chardoter— e e s e e e e e Pope says he is encouraged in 5 2 S EEENG 3 especially around Christmas 3 2 = ( e i sur “When i fope by |ihie fuck that s jturn d !‘r' n m.» theory of incendi- | gotectiv i,mn ’mrm“ ‘rangers to enter der observa ! vesterday afternoon, when a squad of il WI‘V v}l:‘smf“gij;l et _y.f?‘i- iekshank) for the states of the world have en arism to another. Don't carry your handbag dangling |your house. R for na Montgomery eounty officers went to Mg su it e The offertors. At 10:30 am. Christ e L nun;hn;ml the Otficials of the fire department |loose on your arm. Don’t leave \ul‘nfll»lo.fl around the e yenlaT te St (il liguor weae s s mas day the service will he mornings o re at It PR IeE e Don't lay vour handbag down and house promiscuously. nufactured ih worthy o : praver and holy communion nd the seat of t T ['_”l'v" last Thursday there was| UG E 08 YO tion to wander | Don't hesitate to telephone police mond T. ced under arrest and 1 the Mid e 2 mong these, and protests bad leak in a gas main outside the | . \where. (Children are sent out by at Main 4000 if suspicious characters formerly ) kville. He later was r Minor” (Dl tituation of ine lloly See in this « church. The fumes became so dense of the “Fagin” type to take n loitering about vour home R G e bl for trial in police e ey Which. he says. has nothing toj, employes i store nearby wel age of just such oppor- of busines e < found no whis 3ot e 14 Heur teont it ot oo e LU GRS L el liige S Gl o fail o metify police imme- Vanderbilt. hymn, 20 |(Gaul) and The encyclical ends with an exhor- | St hume. | “Benit handle vour money carelessly diately upon discovery of something ~ Collet v tation o ‘praver and with ihe x..»[ The latest theory is that gas might |in 4 crowd. Thieves are watching | lost or stolen. ’ into_ cus stowal of the apostolic benediction. |have seeped into the basilica and|and waiting for an opportunity to And here is a list of b or per- uesd y of e earl o Christmas [besn ienited by altar candles. e - sons desirous of frustrating thieves detectives, ALEXANDRIA f the early morning ristm 2 R lUibad “ services Authd s of the Roman Cathol Den't wear valuable jewelry while and preventing I said Mrs. i 2 ARMY OFFICERS HONORED [church wnnounced that the 1 .x.u=, hoppin te sure to keep your coat buttoned i The marriage of Mrs. Nellie Vir- CLCH G TLEEITE G ilica in ac Don’t carry vour purse in your hip i 1A, December 23 ginja Ramey of this and Mr FOR WORLD WAR‘SERVICE I‘;nrll.th? W ;‘vl\ the o ..-m.x: L»lll.i‘]mnh«(_ loose in your coat pocket, or| =T sure " to be r:‘rv‘f}:ll nrvf(m‘r;g?; 5 MRS. BAKER, Adtioally Salll Tof, e lavi A A G ot AV fdrawn by M. De Lery, a ich arch he pockets of outer garments ching you with a casua - had telephoned to Ty = i GoE thel ot % ? — {tect, in [T The el building. )..m.i e to pull out vour e LB : I churches of the city will 1-“:‘\"4: ir ington, D. C. took place at $:0 ever, will be fireproof teh wh time of is asked to carry your handbagj jing, whe struck by an | Christs music programs morrow | co100k last might at the rectory of Award of D. S. C. and D. S. M. Regoctis Eispresuca; Don't think that being jostled o under vour arm with hand| | automobi ¥ -d, il,mmr;’.n;i. ;;nn‘m; of th ~r'h0un-1r_-;\-i Christ Episcopal Church, Rev, Dr. W 5 ST . ccide s art, | ented choirs Made by Secretary Weeks of Thels of fires which have swept Sl ok [osut e Te careful of newly hired servants. Hart rrame will be repeated Monday |J. Morton. rector, offi mr anada re e churches where serv- | gactly afte e core P ‘War Department. vesterday = 0 s {acaped from governmont e churches wohere seny: faisedly ‘:,’,,tq :h Lrin ‘?r:,‘h.lx' " ruc Dame 0t Is ce previously I rches Monday | thridg “ or A o N Secretary We to the churches Monday 5 S fmei - 24| SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST | Belt of Wampum ! — “,.,;::w:.\. S otiome: Choiss | weadinE Gl © L i s it gBiuhe ure with BT : . L. L Ki ine. Bisho traordinar tion that all might be the, DELEGATES ARE NAMED i FOUR SPURIOUS NOTES Hart was arrested of Brazil, will preach at Christ Epis- el work' o incendiars | i To Aid Indians’ : consliGhueh, Infantr fe0 fol Com| Eoan e REn fep L | DETECTED AT TREAsuRYm = Copal. Ereooin Bk s nusti e pany K. 15t Division. |iepin the resret 3 4 Denoxumanon to Be Represemed Cl i L d e b of the Sunday school of t e s t Sl ¢ LEELERS & e H - church wi e held & servi il for exceptio rthur Suave, leader of the opposi- : { notess aetatcen Sl the i Ss pdii Sl lly meritorious scrvice in the world Sain e e celin Bethlshem, Pa’ | Br the Assoriated Prese Dotes et At sury fr . and St. Rose's C Catholic Church | fional Bank Tave elected ¢ war to Col. Fra M. Rumbold, field | “Oguld it not be well to que: | “NEw YORK. Decemhe o ot fica “loppers, Christ ke et Yoy of the artillery; Col. A. Rice, Ord-{ 5 he Seventh-Day Adventist denomi- y - % hiel Moran of the secret servic uddy. ushered i to fill the va s i whether this is not the work of s . An ol wampum belt just Inotify police. banking b = night. Other 3 E 5 nance Officer ¢ Eieut | Vet s S ion will T nted at the! An ol v ] iking and busin th of J. Clinton Sm, P {a eriminal orsanization? That is in e e ed aivons tne reiice au ine |interesteGtEnERcIG ol Hontitiie D ina will De at ,,” el £ i . and I call the attention of the 'l'““*l:"'ij 'x: it (\(x er -”;’ 5 \L . 1 e ih‘”h”“ for Feit A e ‘ ‘ P i e “{attorney meneral to the fact that em, Eas Museum of the American Indian Chief T i R £ \ethodist Protestant | = < pasaw e e - {\ithin a year we have had to deplere e here, will figure prominently in |was unusual unterfelc money | Mianighe | Church wi __JUNNERAN. Ma)Clark Lyon. adutant ke SR T R % {he appeal of the SIx Nations of 110 Ve pa Chiniton o o, S My S Keller Memorial Lutheran o e e = A SHonE l.m::'h:““, ':‘n"m S Ontario to therleague of nations ihe' present atte s nm e pa et S gt e B Fiven and MD. AVE. AND 9th ST. N.E. i A short ¢ Boacs 7 or erve: on to s the o me [ " ' o b i » ackso Wi 3 . nion. Corps « (g Swas. first held ‘accountable for | nomination for North Americ e gl el I O O 1 the churc i o e et il i S.T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Lieut. ¢ today bla: but later Mgar. La-|will go from the world's headqua alleged encroachments by the 1510 bill the & :“ '”‘ a special musica g Je H < l S \. 1 1.9 0 passenger @ Baltimore and | famme, eure of Notre Dame, present- | ters of the church here Canadian government g T a A s - cvening { Sunday Schoo am. Ohio railread in this city. jed to Daniel Lorrain .-h,.»{)..r ;»r«n\'x}:» Rev. Mr. Daniells hhqlq been A!‘(\HHV:| nelbelt e found by Deskaheh l“" R v.;lml st's Appearance.” | Wiles Bible Class for Men. S e i ~14{1:»-":\“0!'(!;:"‘:\\(,i‘(‘ufl‘lél denomination for | chief of the Six Nations. in a f‘.“,\{;\x’\"“ i Morning Service at 11:00— DE VINNE PRESS TO QUIT. | e e R s DA Momi D Is kesticornexsiotithejeanih ¢ Hie (1) ine indian iclaimichatfithevinold Moran said. ins who | Among other coupl arvied i "”"Mh . h‘m'h e L“P Earth” g T 3 Suspicious strangers also were re-|pericnces in seeing representatives of {0 70 3 2 3 S Sl Sivto| Samonk) couples warried in ¢ill be ushered in eace on Ear Labor Unions Prohibitive of Fine |ported to have been seen prowling {the wildest heathen tribes trans-j file o i reservation in QLo rd L bl Bl Rkl N aounidy ckville were Miss Ruth M. Jull and Wwhich will | : e 2 round the church. The police then {formed by the influence of Christian- | [rpm Kinw Georee Jil o L culated in th | & Hurdie both of Washingtor o, R, O] 0 p.m.—A service of Recitu- Work, Says President. began an investigation based on the | ity have been unusually interesting. S nted X 1 jund Miss ola V. Cunning | 4 < b Ohe. Sinis — 22— The De |belief that the fire had heen set ‘ Rev, Mr. Mevers was president of | g Volkert I'. Douw. a [:\.n..,m J. Heflin, both of tion and Song by the Sunday NEW YORK, December 22.—The De | belief tha « fire ha € 3 e e settler, a condoience Ca. 3 R 7 = B of st pri That Catholic orders had come (o]tha Australasian Union Conference| U Slyas . condotenc g A School. Yinne Pross, dne ot the oldest print | TR BRI P with suspicion { before coming to | Ameri {oupon o acain Cor e diwener | COTTON EXPERT DEAD. 1 X niecrse nas vecn S : : foing out of business. YW | was made evident recently wiwn an- | isited all parts of Au Vile : eaneiv = il “_M,; th Christmas Morning at 6:30— othavell, president, announced the {nouncement was made that blood- | aland, the Melon I han “of mntua | Frank M. Crump, Prominent Buyer o Coluxnbta Hezghts Christmas Service and Sermon A - e T anile | hounds and armed guards would be | Polynésian groups of the South Seai flilo S5 UGl the Tndians and | Fer| BT it Dattr e S 1 to gt ¢ ¢ men snited to | employed to protect church property [ [slands, where he met maneaters who |y 55000 0 N e therlands. | and Exporter. ries . {by Pastor our need [<of inaraiwas | Ialthabde apmen il Gt U e b‘g’;,“lgf‘““,‘*\[_"'r‘"‘r"u‘&‘L“-,",‘“ 71 whose government has been asked | “THE HOMELIKE CHURCH.” e fine | would b ed in ceme s - power o gospe o a Le > RS R SR | Prof. Shaw was for twelve R e B n 5. John’s Lutheran Church, el jsuperintendent of the Iventist 5 3 L e : { Church in India and un re i 10 W, v ears Landy GIIT | i o the weasurer. DRIVE wrch of the Nazarene SPECIAL T, S| Sundas. 11 am —Hals . N even N I Saciate secretary of the foreign mis- FOR $50,000 FUND. th senior 4 A Streets N E : 3 g i | Y. Bothw W P C ed So n board. s i c l;nn t»lrlm'lm. which bears his WL o LTSN i m | Soadas, € . Bothwe ST LS h 5 e travel: as name. In additio; mem- x and | SON, LoEE ARG S = as r-otson i p"\n“xrloy?{ogf”}r,"(‘»“:lr e ietion in | Colored Churches of City to Inau- |ber of the local cotton riire ’ 18 : Said: “Labe nions e c ey A e O e e L ab exchanges, he wa nted in 1904 ALL WELCOME. St. Paul’s ng isl utheran ! ‘rohibitive of fine wo “uder the outh crica too and do o exchar e ow p A o 7 = e i e R ;!‘!'. He Plays Safe iboth o across the Andes moun- gurate Campnign Tomorrow. 1axa member of the tommitier’ cin: N Church | Concordia Evangelical chine. We are no able to met i tains, through the interior and down{ A drive to secure a fund of $50.000 | NiRE the or eih it o ik and 1 Streets N.W. { The type f men Suited Lo our necds. | special Dispateh o The Star. |the full length of the Amazon Tiver | for the colored « s ablish the original U tes ¢ AZARENE CHURCH e DD, Pastor. | Lutheran Tt takes Sears to develop craftsmen | pOCKVILLE. Md. December 23. into & conntry where no other mis-|i<'to be inaugurated tomorrow e of Capitol Heights, Md. ! UGS = E ‘:!‘)IL:'H\! o e cat de- | George D. Linthicum. superintendent s e ‘.\U'm(’ll“ n o Gt et T30 pm—Rev. BENSON HARDESTY or | 15 £ . f ELe0 ; Uction {of the Montgomery county .alms-§ ARENTS CHANCE Rorihwest, according o Rev. S P W. | SEVENTILDAY ADVENTISTS, e WL vt e it Taking Christ Out of | , cusin % read a good deal in the G|VES . -w. pastor of the church. Tod = o i Christmas" rman service. 31:08 R i it ey — SLENO SRk IMInisteraland SD0AS People s Tabemacle s REF = y ALL WELCOME s 3 i Union, who were elected De- P 'ORMED. i ‘ as celebrations by the Sunday 5 on candy being sent through| In order that parents of Youngeccmber 4, to be installed at nsiier g = el iSt. Mark’s Lutheran Chul‘ch {the mails, so his suspicions were children of St. John's Epis Ormlq;‘m k-rn.»x v. Isaiah T am by fhe ehildren x sl O i B and S ! naturally aroused a few days ago |Church, Georgetown. may attend (nomrr»" £ s HICAL SCIENC S B H S H .J\\l\l" D. =i HURCH Wi STRANGE MONSTER |when he reccived a packige of regular church serviees. Rev. John | The M. £ - 4 {“The Nativity as Interpreted S S NGE b Sweets ad_heen mailed in! s, the rector, has arranged for Rew: Prie e Mystery ol by the Poets ST w A A i Washington which did not in- 4y, re of these children at the hour | 5 nford Thompson. | Guardi Angel hoir 11 2. The s OF DEEP THROWN !aicate the s : o fof service. i cha John T. Stephenson. \ar”(?‘n‘“n gels ih A nT 00 L = Lom e BT | Like other man of i 'ope parish chapter of the Daugh- j: Rev. Charles Vessell, ser- S I LED T, MONDAY ON BEACH IN PERU |- ve | Linthicum. accord- | ers of the King will have represent- | geant-at-arms; Dr. Simon P. W. Drew. V. Valta Parma, A.B., AM.' A Ch i » his own statement, tad had {atives in attendance in' the parish | corresponding secretary. ! AR lCE =T T Tl g —— br e the Asowiated Pross reements with o nd it oc- { )l Sunday mornings to care for the Tiristuias a4 v Wl AN nAND P NTS. AW Rx e A rcclatenn L him that there was just a ! cnqdren shile the parents are at the IR I CORNECTIOUMEAVE AT 13ih AND MONTOY Atcmemeflt . Capitol st. ZION i S5Castis SCHMIDT. Pastor. LIMA.L § Noy - 2 —The tid {chndre D LN EAL Usual ndn frst b bies A Sl it some one with whom | Gevotions. ~ THEOSOPHY. R R e D i i REVAL O AT e coemter 24 S waves which recently devasted parts trouble might | “The Sunday school of St John's e e TS 3 - % ai i am h Worship, 11_am. and & p.m. German Advest T A the « t of Chile cast upon the * him in the man { Church will hold its festival in the P 8-m: H ! ot G T e ange " e ok no' chances, Bt | church ac 0:30 am. tomorrow. At The Great Mystery Drama, 'CENTRAL UNION MISSION. CE ]~ Chirch ot Reformatio T G, ; e sen candy ' “to!7:30 pm. there will be a service o e e L | ormation denixerk of thecdacp s *{town” and had it analyzed, but the | Cnristmas hymns and carols. The Story of the Christ | e e ! 0, enrls not been seen in these waters xamination there failed to show the | gervices on Christmas day will be at Dr. o / | RV, e e D, D., German many vears. 1t would appear to be | presence of Yining else |7 and 11 am. Lecture b[ym,,, “x{,‘“‘"‘ Baker The Mission of the Churches of Washington | Pastor. a cross between @ whale and a turtle. ““;“‘”,“' e e it LIGHTBRINGER LODGE, T. 5. CEN 10 i D S hermen Lurin, twenty-five | the candy was s re- | | Room 302, Barrister Bullding, 835 F st. nw, TRAL UNION MISSI | g sery e miles from Lima. reported a huge | membrance from - County L‘omm[s-l NEW_CHURCH (Swedenborgian.) | ~Zdmissiou Free. Collectio ISSION S aening HChE] P C}mst Lutheran Church Shidenit ilovna in the shallow |sioner Lacey Shaw, who is in charge l Sucait b tlis b ! = G » Setcominney g the stallow 1R G dimshouse and county farm. ChurchoftheNeszrusalem; 622 Louisiana Ave. N\ i B Erpiha waters of the hiy. Then they sent | e b [l i ixteenth Above @ N.W. | Theosophical l SR ! mursaar 745 pm 3. rnz%ix;x‘;:cvgnl:fx-‘r‘zk. Pastor. e director of the Natiral Hisiory | (hristmas was an ille sl resl|l|vnvd|m Asw. ‘ander Dr. Jonn R. Swanton, | ety | Ihe Board of Directors, the Ministerial Council, the g “Bible Class, 9-45 AL e SR niland t was Cromwell's idea & { * Jible Class, 9:45 L el at it was a superstitious festival, l 11— Mornini: worship, with Scripture sermon. | 1216 H ST. N.W. Women’s Co-Operative Society, the Advisory Board of the | — e A = and the official taxidermis L i hristmas cve festival, with service and 24th, forbade it to be celebrated. hristmas Z Children’s Emergency Home and Mr. and Mrs. John S. | CHURCH OF THE i | | ame to the o the fam- “hristmas as usual. ] brated ( 1 , inhab- | = fting the Soutn ers. It | CHRISTIL is supp carried along | i VERMONT AVENUE Tv the Humboldt current and thrown up on the beach by the tremendous Lt fomowine e tidal waves of | CHRISTIAN CHURCH the Chilean «Anhqufik'-. Vermont ave. north of N st. ! “Fhe specimen pvill be brought back [ REV. EARLE Y, LL. D., Pastor. | 11:00 a.m.— “Imman 8$:00 p.m.—Brief sermon. 1o Lima for mbuntiniz and- will be preserved in the University Museum. T Mobi believe it has more o A woma depositors than any Special program of Christmas her size in, the United |music at both services, under St o women represent "“r'ldxrccnon of W. E. Braithwaite. ; -third of the total number of UNIVERSALIST. “CHURCH OF OUR_ .FATHER iy on Py it H St. Christtan SOUTHWEST. P. A Cave, Pastor Universalist L Rev. Clarence E. Rics, D. D, "-1'.‘1'::',9““-,. o 'astoi Christmas Exercise Morning Prayer and Sermon 11:00 a.m. Christmas Sermon by Dr. Rice Subject. “When Jesus Was Born” ALL WELCOME. Bible school. 9:30 a.m Junlor and Senior C. 9:30 1100 ++Caristmas and Home. Communion. 00—Christmias_cagols, with pictures and sermon by the pastor. Special music at both services. | | I B CHRISTIAN. __ COME TO BIBLE SCHOOL Sunday morning; we want every member present to greet our Superintendent, who will be with us after a three-month absence from the city. Wm. Knowles Cooper Will speak at the morning service, and you will want to hear him. Communion is always served at our morning service; come and partake. Special Christmas Service In music, message and tableau by the Choir and Orchestra, at the evening services, at 7:45. Every one cordially invited to all services. Ninth Street Christian Church Ninth and D Streets N.E. who have given of their time to the reguiar work of the Mission and to the campaign for a new building, and extend the season’s greetings to all. This Mission was founded in 1884 by a union efiort of the Evangelical churches, and is now, as it always has been, the Mission of the Churches, governied by a Board of Di- rectors who are elected at an annual meeting. of which every Evangelical pastor of the city is a constituent mem- ber. There is also a Ministerial: Council which represents the several Ministerial Associations of the District and is elected by them. The property, which is now free from in- cumbrance, is held in trust for the churches, and with the beginning of the New Year a special effort will be put forth to complete the amount needed to erect the new building upon which it is expected operations will begin in the _early spring. SERVICES 7:45 pm.—Every night in the year. 3:00 pm—Every Sunday. :00 unday. December 24th, service at DBiuc Piains. December 24th, Mission meeting. G. Kundah, speaker. 12.00 noon—Christmas day service led by E. H. De Groot, jr. 1:00 p.m.—Christmas day free dinner for the poor or homeless. 7:30 p.m.—Christmas night (December 25): CHRISTMAS TREE AND ENTERTAINMENT for needy children. Come Enjoy This Happy Time With the Kiddies Tnmty Luthzran Church Cor. 4th and E sts. n.w. (Missouri Synod). 1. SCHROEDER, P REV. FOSTER V. Luther Place Memorial Church (Thomas Circle) . M. DIFFENDERFER, PASTOR Christmas Services service of Bible School and Congregation: Y and HISTORY ; with special music by the Schoot Sermon by pastor. 11:00 a.m.—Combined PROPHE! and Choir. “THE MANGER BABE” 8:00 p.m.—Sermon. “CHRISTMAS LO Special music by choir. CHRISTMAS MORN 6:30 a.m.—Trombone Choir plays Carols from Church Tower. 7:00 a.m—Sermon, “CHRISTMAS CHEER” Special Music This Church Welcomes YOU.