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140 METHCDIST EPISCOPAL (White) | Every Methodist Without a Church Home in ASK ALL TO REGISTER. Methodist Churches to Hold Sec- i “Registration Sunday.” Washington: ond o & Tomorrow will bP the :er,l\‘\'\l?""’fl;‘fllg; cques ist snings-|istration Sunday” in_the Methodis Fniest ome Muthasise s churches of the city. This is one fea- ter to secure your church letter by|ture of the union evangelistic pro- gram of the the first Sunday in February. BRIGHTWOOD PARK &th and Jefferson Streets N.W. CHARLES S. COLE, Minister. Tlam ‘THE PILIARS OF HERCUL & p.m. ‘A CHRISTIAN'S PROGRAM.™ Runday school, 9:43. Epworth League, Nest Sunday fs church registration day. Livers member should attend one service and “oglster. Come to Church, You Will Be Welcome. coming of Dr. Earl Nafgster, will conduct a_revival meeting, beé- ginning February 27. Registration is for the purpose of obtaining the cor- t names and addresses of the mem- nd_constituents of the churche “METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White) Every Methodist Without a Church Home in Washington: Request some Methodist minss- ter to secure your church letter by the first Sunday in February. Iowa Ave. M E. Church and Emerson sf " NN ¢ RRY EVAUL, Pastor. unday schoo e CHRISTIAN'S CoMMIS- 810} p.m.—Epworth League. A0 pmeCHRIST ORCoT! i ey Methodist without & Ohurch Home in ashington—Request some Methodist winister g !qhurch letter by the first Sun- Wcsley Mzthodtst Episcopal CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Connecticut ave. and Jocelyn st. REV. J. C. NICHOLSON, D. D. nducted by pa school Lvery Methodist without & Church Home in Washington—Request wme Methodist miister o"secure our church letier by (be Bt Sun- DUMBARTON AVE. M. E. CHURCH Dumbarton ave. near Wisconsin ave. .w. REV. B, 1 xmown\' Sunday s DrArenar D Epworth League .00 Pastor will speak on, “When Is a Christian Not a Christian?” Fvery Methodist without & Churck Home in Washington—Hequest some Methodist minister 1 ¢ your church letter by the first Sun- il HA | 04 00- H 1 Berry of Japan. 700 TRINITY M. E. CHURCH sth St.and Pa. Ave. SE. | Joseph Dawson, Ph. D., Pastor sehool, rrice. Every Methodist ‘Washington—Request some Methodist minister ur church letter by the frst Suo- Sundas 9:30 WORSHIP SERVIC H. A SMITIH. 11 a.m_ Address by PROF, SMITH on “The Hymn Book As A Wonder Tale.” Sermon by the pastor, 7:30 p.m. Subject— “Getting Better Every Day” Epworth League, 6:45 p.m. Tvery Methodist without a Church Home in Fashington—Request gome Methodist minister | Every Methodist without a Church Hom: 4eure Jour church letter by tho first Bun- | Waghington—Request some Methodist miater n_Februars to secure your cliurch letter by the first Sun- day in February. Waug-h Douglas Memorial "0 0 0™ REV. HOWARD F. DOWNS, Pastor, | Rev. EDWARD HAYES, D.D., Pastor ) a.m.—Sunday el 1am and 8 p.m.— - MONS BY THE PASTOR. he Stimulating Vision’ Sunday school for all grades- 7 p.m.—Epworth League service. at 9:30 a 5w i “The Willing Christ.’ €OME AND WORSHIP WITH TS. : METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHU o EPWORTH LEAGUE, 7 p.m WELCOME FOR ALL. Every Methodist without & Church Home in ‘Washington—Request some Methodist minister [t e “pour church letter by the first Sun- n Fenriary. . McKENDRE ch RCH Mass. Ave. N.W. Bet. 9th and 10th Streets (The Red Brick Church) Chas, A. Shreve, Pastor Sunday Service 9 a.m.—Special Prayer Service. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. Classes for persons of all ages. 11 am.—Public Worship. Sermon by Solo by Mrs. Fanny Shreve Heartsill. 6 p.m.—Young People’s Social Hour and Reception to Strangers. 6:45—Epworth League. 8 p.m.—Evangelistic Service by the Pastor. Come Early and Pray That God Will Wonderfully Bless the Service. Evers Methodist without & Church Home in | Weshington—Reauest some Methodist minister | ir_church letter by the frst Sun- the Pastor. Erery Mothodist without & church hame in Washington-— Tequest some Methodist minister to <ecure sour church letter by the frst Sunday in February. {1 ut & Church Home in THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DR. AND MRS. FREEMAN, GUESTS AT RECEPTION Annual Event of Epiphany Church Will Take Place Tuesday. Methodist churches of | the District and is preliminary m“(:;-l The annual parish reception will e tendered by the members of the Church of the Epiphany to Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Freeman Tuesday evening, from 8 to 11 o'clock. Dr. Freeman is to preach at both services tomorrow. The men and boys of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the church will have thelr monthly corporate communion at 8 am. This will be followed by fellowship break- fast in the parish house. invitation is extended to- church to join with those of fast. “ MEN’'S CLASS MEETING. Calvary M. E. Indiana will teach the lesson, topic belng “The Prodigal Son.” “METHODIST EPISCOPAL (White.) A general men and boys who are communicants of the the brotherhood at this service and break- men's class will hold an open meeting tomorrow morning at which the ladies are especially in- vited. Judge Joseph, W, Thompson g( the Church Home Washington: Request some Mecthodis ter to se fir 11 a.m.—Sermon by pastor. “Rewards for Overcoming as Taught by the Book of Revelation” 2:45 p.m.—MASS MEET- ING, with address by Dr. H. Augustine Smith, director in Fine Arts in Religion at Bos- ton University. 200 prints of famous religious master- pieces will be shown. Special music under direction of Edith B. Athey, organist. 8 p.m.—Address by Representative Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, on “Christian Citizenship” ry Methodist without a Church hiagton—Reanest some Methodiatminister | to secure vour church letter by the first-Sun- day_in February PETWORTH fl‘xnnt Circle and New Hampshire ve. sow. ! (Grant Circie Bus Passes the fgor.) G. Ellis Williams, D. D., Minister 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Mr. 0. J. RAN- DALL, supt. 11:00 a.m.— “Personality in Service” “The Power of Salvation” Every Methodist without a Church Home in ‘Washington—Request some Methodist minist to secure your church letter by the first S day_in February METROPOLITAN FOUNDRY CHURCH Sixteenth Near P Street NJW. Green Busses Pass the Door REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D, D., Minister 9:30—Church School. Classes for everybody. 8 p.m.—Doors open at 0—COMMUNITY SING LED BY MR. EVERETT R. NAFTZGER and the CHORUS WITH ORCHESTRA AC- | COMPANIMENT. 8:30 p.m.~Dr. H. AUGUSTINE SMITH, Director of ! re Arts, Boston University, “MASTERPIECES OF ART,” illustrated lecture. H am—®r. TALCOTT WILLIAMS, recently from Turkey: “TURKEY, A WORLD PROBLEM OF TODAY” Musical Service by Foundry Quartette and Prof. 6:45—EPWORTH LEAGUE SERVICE. “AND THE FOLKS ARE FRIENDLY” Anton Kaspar. Every Mothodist without & church home in Waal some Methodist minister to secure your church letter by ti CALVARY On Columbia Road Northwest Begween 14th and 15th Streets JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister 9:30—Calvary Bible School, Mr. Edwin Dice, Supt.’ 30—Calvary men's Bible class, Judge Joseph W. Mr. Charles C. Murray, president. 11:00—Public v\orshlp with sermon by the MINISTER, on the subject: “THE ART OF GIVING ENCOURAGEMENT” SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE MORNING SERVICE: Anthem, “The Lord Is My Shepherd” (MacFarren). Offertory duet, “I Lay My Sins on Jesus” (Mendelssohn), by Mrs. Deal and Mr. Milier. worth League social hbur, with refreshments. to—Epworth League devotional service. 8:00—Public worship; service in celebration of the 217th birthday of Benjamin Franklin, At this service DR. MONTGOMERY will give a sermon-lecture on Irving Bacheller's story, “IN-THE DAYS OF POOR RICHARD” SPECIAL MUSIC AT THE EVENING SERVICE: Anthem, “He Is Watching Over Israel” (Mendelssohn). Offertory Solo, “O Rest in the Lord™” (Mendelssohn), by Mrs. Miller. (Both numbers from the oratorio “Elijah.") CHURCH MLS[C UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GEORGE'HAROLD II'ILLE CHURCH DOORS OPEN IN THE EVENING AT FREE SEATS TO THE PUBLIC. , — dist without a church Wi — ‘he fret Sunday in Februsry. Every Metho home in Iiequest some Methodist minister to secure your church letter by ANACOSTIA M. E. CHURCH 14th and U Streets Southeast” R?V. ALLAN POORE, Pastor Every Night, excepting Monday, for three weeks . .GEORGE W. OOOKE, Evangehst K Trombone, Aeola and Musical Spqcialtics Nightly BEGINNING JANUARY 24 — Bunday in Febr: Thompson, teacher; —— oy MEMORIAL “In the Heart of Old Washingto 43 and C Sts. N.W. (John Marshall Place) > HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL, D. D., Minister, 1 AN— REV. JOHN R. EDWARDS, D.D. 8 P.M.— DR. ARTHUR D. BERRY President Japan Methodist Theologigal College. “The Christian Church in Japan®|! Rev. W. A. Lynch, Pastor OTHER SERVICES AS USUAL. The National Methodist Church Every Methodist without a Church Home in ‘Washington—Request some Methodist minister to secure vour church letter by the first Sun- day in Febraary. Lincoln Road Church Lincoln road. Rhode Island ave. and U st. n.e REV. WALTER G. McNEIL, Church l(‘hW]‘ M R Speelman, Supt., 2.m. Epworth League service, 7:13 p.m A water-color drawing nl the pmpo-ed en- 9:30 larged and completed church structure will services. be exhibited in the church tomorrow. WD, Mothodist without & Church Home some. day in February. Lawrence and BROOKLAND, Hn BN, A:erzva 8. MOWBRAY, Pastor. pr.ritual Temporizing" 38 p.m.—Mens' meeting. Address by . REV. JOHN E. FORT P — “The Law of Sin” S. B. at 9:30; Epworth League at 7. Ev'ry Methodist without a Church Home ‘Washington—Ilequest some Metbodist minister to secure your cl day in Februa Eldbrooke Methodist i church letter by the first Sun- ZLeague or Young Peo- 's service. Ty uty of Jesus Every Methodist 'IM a Churel ‘Washington—Req: some Methodist minister To'secute your church letter by ¢ho rat Sua- day in February. mnoms‘fmscoml. E. Somer {th exd D gte. 2o 9 :! lm.—!uldlt school B&fl.uu wmh oo —)‘llr s Bibie 'fi:lm snatversary. fusical and literary’ program. BVERYBODY WELCOME.” UE MISSKON. CENTRAL UNION MISSION “THE MISSION OF THE OHUROCHES.” 622 Louisiana Ave.,’ N.W. John S. Bennett, Supt: Services every week night at .m. l)Sundays—Q am. and 3 and .8 pm. Sunday, January 21, 8 p.m. Rev. avis Speaker, Bethesda. Md. 8:00 p.m. « ashifigton—Hequest iboaint mimater ey o ehear st by the first Sun- Every Methodist Without a minis- ¢ your church letter by t Sunday in February. Hamline M. E. Church TR AND P STREETS, and sermon, CAPT. YARROW TO SPEAK. Address Congregational Church. Capt. E. A. Yarrow, who has just returned to the United Stutes after elghteen years of service in the near | cast and in central Europe, will speak | at the First Congregational Church, | 10th and G streets northwest, tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock. - He was | a teacher and missionary for four- teen years. He succeeds Col. Haskell as director | general 9? rellef* work in the Caucasus. " He has been decorated on five different occasions by five dit- | ferent countries for his efficient and self-cacrificing services. As diredtor | of the relief work Caucasus he had charge of the first activities of the organization; con- | ducted many important negotiations with govefnments; had under his care many hospitals, refugee camps and orphanages, including the largest orphanage in the world at Alexan- dropol, with 18,000 children. TALK ON LINCOLN. Dr. Johnson Speaks Before Presby- terian Men’s Class. “Lincoln the Christian,” was th subject of an interesting addre Tuesday evening before the men's class of Sherwood Presbyterian Church, by Dr. Willlam J. Johnson, secretary of the Board of Temperance and Moral Welare. A joint social meeting will be held February 13, with the ladies' class. The entertainment is to be provided by the men and refreshments by the ladies. general in the —— CLASS TO HOLD BANQUET. The fifteenth annual banquet of the Wiles Bible class of Keller Memorial Lutheran Church is to be held Wed- nesday at 7:30 p.m. Addresses are to be made by Rev. Dr. J. S. Simon of Hagerstown, Md., and Hepresentative ‘Nelson of Wisconisin. UNIVERSALIST. ‘CHURCH OF OUR FATHER and L te. UNIVERSALIST Rev. Clarence E. Rice, D. D., Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:45 a.m. At 11 o’clock, morning wor- ship, with <rrmnn b} the pastor: “In the Begmmng God” At 7:00 pm., devotional meeting of th Youog Peopies’ Siristian Union. - Leader Miss oding. ALL WELCOME. TNVITE YOUR FRIENDS At Second : J. JUDSON RINGER, Pastor. CHURCH SCHOOL—9:30 a.m. YOUNG MEN'S CLASS. Mr. R. 0. Muflikin. Teacher. 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Sermon by the Pastor. 7 p.m.—Epworth League. Thursday. 8 p.m.. Praser and P EPWORTH “THE GOOD-WILL CHUROCH.” M. E. Church South 13th ST.'AT NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.B TAKE LINCOLN PARK CAR. Rev. John Paul Tyler, D.D., Pastor 9:30 asm.—Sunday School. 11 a.m.—Morning Worship. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 8:00 p.m.—Evening \’\'orslnp| The Litile Stone Church on the nm.' EMORY M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, Brightwood, Meeting of the Box Bible class for men at 10 o'clock. All men cordially iovited. Come and meet home-like men in a home-like church, Georgetown M. E. South QUE ST. BETWEEN 30th AND 31st. 11:00 a.m.—Sermon by the p 9:45 am—S, 8. 16th ST. N.W. NEAR LAMONT. Rev. Clifton K. Ray MINISTER. “school and Bible fen’s Bible class— TRACY L.JEFFORDS, Teacher. 11:00 a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP, 8:00 p.m.—EVENING WORSHIP. The pastor will preach at both Congregational sing- ing and special music by the double quartette. 7 p.m.—Epworth League. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Midweek praver service. Marvin M. E. Church South 10th and B Sts. 5.W. CLAUDE M. HESSER, minister. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. the Pastor will preach 9:30, 8. 8. 7, Epworth ullnt DR. LYNCH TO PREACH. Returned Near East Worker Will | Authority on International Affairs to Be Heard Tomorrqw. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923. ‘Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities and Services Memorial Congregation Will J0TH ANNIVERSARY TOBE OBSERVED United- Brethren Hold { Special Services Tomorrow. “WOMAN'S { i FREDERICK LYNCH. Dr. Frederick Lynch, educational secretary of the World Alllance for International Friendship Through the Churches and of the Church Peace Union, is to preach at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church at the morning and evening services to- morrow. Dr. Lynch is regarded as an au- thority ~on international matters. During the last three years he has spent four months of each vear on the continent and in England at- tending international gatherings of the church and preaching in the English churches. He has just re- turned from an extended stay in Eu- rope and is receiving numerous in- vitations to speak upon the religious conditions of Europe as effected by the war and the outlogk for religion. The morning subject is “Is the Gos- pel Equal to the Task?’ Evening subject, “What Are the True Amer- ican Traditions? —————— TO RECITE BALTIC NEEDS. Rey. Dr. Lars Larsen, president of the National Lutheran Council, will speak at a mass meeting next Fri- day evening at 8 o'clock in St. Paul's Church, 11th and H streets north- west. 'He has just returned from the Baltic countries of Europe and he will tell of the great need of food and clothing there in eonnection with the appeal for $850,000 made by the National Council. Y. M. C. A. Y.M.C. A, Building "and Dedication of Solomon’s Temple Illustrated W. H. H. SMITH Lecturer SUNDAY, 4:30 P.M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored) Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. Zion D sirect bet: Zod and 3rd s Henry J. lis, D. Pastor ANNUAL WOMAN’S DAY 11:00 a.m.—Sermon bs_the pastor. Hulgfl-l._ PLACE IN THE THE KINGDO! Umon Wcslcy A, M. B Zion Church (237d_between I, and M n.w.) D. W. J Mirister. :30 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible Dr. H. H _Jackon, evangelis a.m —*SELLING THE SOUL. s ‘meeting S CUR] Leader, Mrs. Helen Israel Mctmpolitan C.M.E. Church 1st and B st L. m'ssuL D. D., Pastor. 1n.— Bpmocth Lesyue m—HE FIRST THING.” The pastor in sick i bed raith A. M. E. Zion Church 0 ot it & it 30 bk mw. ‘WM. D. BA’ . Pastor, e ciaisen 4 REDEMPTION."” HRIST OUR services N. B. Come to our revival meetings during the ‘week. John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Clmrdl 0. CHR] 8:00 p.m. —Chn-li‘;n En‘;kl'or meetin; 8. 5 4 - These services will help YOU. ANN. The Memorial United , Brethren Church, North Capitol and' R streets ‘morthwest, Rev. Dr. Charles E. Fultz, pastor, will celebrate its thirtleth janniversary tomorrow. } On January 29, 1893, 'the chapel on the above-named cormer was dedi- cated by Bishop Jonathan Weaver, assisted by Rev. Dr.-C. I. B. Brane, the pustor. This chapel has given way to a large brownstone siruc- ture, being one of the finest churches of the city. The membership has grown from 12 to 615. Rev. Dr. A. B Statton. superintendent of the Pen sylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church, will be the speaker at both the morning and evening services, CHURCH WORKERS PLAN BIG JULY CONFERENCE Colored Sunday Schoon Instructors and Clergy to Meet at Lawi ranceville, Va. The commigsion on religious educa- tion of the province of Washington has araranged to hold a conference in July next to which will be invited all the colored clergymen and church workers of the Episcopal Church in the states of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryiand, Virginla, West Virginia and “District of Columbla. The com- mittee to manage ‘this conference met In Washington last Monday and de- cided that Paul's School, Law- renceville, Va., should be the place for the conference and that it should last twelve days. The dates chosen were July 9 to 20, provided this does not interfere with the summer school maintained at St. Paul's by the state of_Virginia, This conference is intended pri- marily for workers in colored Sun- day schools, but leaders in other forms of church work also will be welcom: The committee 1s now engaged in securing a faculty and it was voted to enroll as instructors the best men and women available irrespective_of color or geographical location. The school will be sup- ported by the Episcopal churches in the flve states named and it is hoped the churches will st the dele- gates with their traveling expenses {80 there may be a large attendance of |interested people. The conference | will conduet clasases for workers in the various fields as well as provide inspirational and informational ad- dresses. Organized recreation also will be a feature of the conference. i CHRISTADELPHIAN. | ChnstaddphxanEchcsxa ety | NAVAL LODGE BA Every Sundaz. 11750 a.m. Al welcome. Christadelphian Chapel Brethren meet every Sunday at 11 a.m. __Pythian Temple, 10i2 8th st. n.w.. 2nd fi REFORMED. REFORMED First at T RANCK, D.D.. P 5 Imlnkxl.lrh on *N REVIVAL SERVICES First M. P. Church 4th st. pear G | G. J. HOOKER, Minister. I PREACHING — Rev. M: R. Japhet EVANGELIST. 11 AM— : P‘;élrcady Forgiven” " “Turn or Burn” SINGING BY THE ANDERSON SISTERS, Service each might exospt Saturday. RHODE ISLAND - AVENUE Rhode Tsiand ave. at Tst st. o, BEV. 6. I HUMPHERYS, D. D, Fastor. Services 1T a.m. and 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor—7 P.M. NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE ., Sth and B Sts. P. 'W. CROSBY, 3 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. 11:00a'm, and 8 p.m.—Preaching by the 7:15 p.m.—Tatermediate Christian Endeavor: | "Young Ladxcs Bible Class ;| Mount Tabor M. P. Church 35th_and Wiscons SUNDAY SANCANE 20t F0 A Subject—*“Jesus, the Healer” CONDUCTED BY MISS PAULINE CUDLIP. All_young ladies iovited. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. i Clovis- G.. Chappell, | (M. E. Church South) Pastor. pwortll League-7-P.M. Special Music at Both Services by Chorus Choir and: Male/ Quartet Under Direction of R. Deane S):u_re Junior Church, .11,A.M. Mount Vernon Place Church The Representative Church : 9th and Massachuseits Avenue Vg Leo Rippy, Asst. Pastor 11 A.M.—Sermon by Dr. Chappell. Subject: “The Evangehst” 8 P M —Sermon.by Dr. Cluppell. Subject “The Wayward Wife” Sunduy School, 9:30 AM. WILL TALK ON 'ART. H. A. Smith to Discuss Its Relation to Religion. Dr. PLANCORNER STONE 3 Two Noted Speakers on Pro- ! LT l gram at Chevy Chase 4 ; Ceremony. The corner stone of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church is to be laid to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Two | leaders of prominence who will take {part in the ceremony are Prof. J | Ritchie Smith of the chair of homilet- 1 y ics at Princeton Theological Seminar and Dr. Benham, pastor of the Cen- tral Presbyterian Church of Balti rore. There will also be special mu- ic under the leadership of a quartet of well known singers. | | | { i i y e Cir tomorrow "afternoon marke the | culmination of an effort which has been under way for several vears. that of providing adequate accom modations for a congregation which has had a remarkable growth in a pecommunity that. as a whole, has shown similar remarkable qualities i1 the matter of expansion. E, D, Hath away {s chairman of the committer in charge of the building project. ano the pastor, Rev. Hubert Rex Johnso: who has had previous cxperience e building of churches, is gn e thusiastic supporter of the expansic movement This is the third Chevy Chase Prest was established fiftecn years ago t it hay been impelled to seek adequi ! quarters. Meetings _were first he in the Chevy Chase Library build but at the end of three years congregation had its own building Later it became necessary to cnlaric the original building, enlarged structuré is | small“for the church school In addition to the local and churc records that will be place box for the corner stone | morrow, there will be inc contents numerous pr. soil which are identified with bibl events. There will be from the Garden of Get per from Beersheba cummin from Bethan from Capernaum, ron, 2p from Nazareth, DR, H. AL G FINE SMIT Dr. H. Augustine Smith, director of | fine arts in religion at Boston Uni- versity and editor-in-chief of the Century Company of New York. will address a union mass meeting at| Hamline M. JE. Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. Smith is known America and Europe as of the most successful interpreters of re- {ligion through fine arts. His address lat Hamline will be one of the out-| standing features of the work of the School of Religious Education, wh is holding sessions each week at Foundry Church under the direction of Rev. Charles F. Boss, jr. e WILL TELL OF LEPERS. Missionaries to Tai Kum Booked for Two Addresses in District. Rev. and Mrs. John Lake of Tai Kum, leper island in the China sea, will speak tomorrow, under the Wash- ington Auxillary Mission to Lepers at 3:30 o'clock, before the Christian | Americanization Sund chool of the Mount Vernon M. F hurch South, | speaking in the Ct language to| the Chinese students At 5 o'clock they will add vesper service of the Young V Christian As throughout one since the : mustard s lentils from He Jerusalem, whe trom cse [ — ' LUTHERAN ALLIANCE TOTALK ON CHINA. || aNs 1923 BANQUET Dr. and Mrs. John Lake Will Ap- | —— Representatives of All Churche pear Before Y. W. C. A. S : The weekly vesper services in the in District Will Attend Annual Affair. F street building of the Y. W. A. tomorrow at 5 p.a. are to be addressed re annua et of Lt by Dr. and Mrs. John Lake of China. | alhocs o vty eer e Iatheran Dr. and Mrs. Lake, who have dedi- | ing at 7 o'clock a: the Luther Place M cated many years of their lives |'JLI1|0 al Church, 14th street and Tho work among the Chinese, have n cle, Represen all the Luther special- effort on behalf of the lecper ‘This will be fo!- problem, and have accomplished some by Rev. 8. J. Me- Calvary Luthera: i | | | i wonderful results, The service will be followed as usual | by a social and tea, to which the public : session will be he is invited. mental music throughout the eveni The Lutheran Alliance is the work! organization for the Lutheran church: of the city along such lines of work a can best be carried on by united effor: Dui a be interspersed l NEW THOUGHT. _ National Center of Christ Healing $12 17th §t. N.W. Mectings—Sundas seivice at and has had charg: at that place, and enterprising ‘cam- paign in work, under the direction of Miss at Practitioners: - Emma_ Gray. Geo. 'E. Ricker | ot and Lenora Feathers. | "CHARACTER BUILDING AND |7 l METHOD,” URB_BY H. D. APPLEBY B. S, vear is the opening of work looking to the establishing of nc\w congregation in the northeast sec- on of the ¢ and th curing of | m;mz: missionary superintendent for the ¢ to look after the new congre; | tions, the institutional worlk and the | care of the inner missions. | Rev. Henry Manken, jr., pastor of | Church of the Incarnation, is the presi- dent of this organization. » C. E., « VEN SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK P.M.—AT 1731 Eve Street N.W. Admission free—V NEW THOUGHT. Autosuggestion and Christianity Have Always Been the Message of NEW THOUGHT Special Rally and Song Service Sunday 7-7:45 p.m. 1814 N Street All come and help prepare for the International Congress to be held in Washington, June 17-24 THE NATIONAL SCIENCE OF TRUTH ASSOCIATION “The Oneness of Mankind” SPEAKER— John Herman Randall OF NEW YORK Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock— “What Is Divine Love?” Sophie Grear, Speaker ALL WELCOME. THE PLAYHOUSE 1814 N ST. N.W. 'SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON, D. C. 300 Homer butgine. W1 15tk 1 0%, Vi b, ana Garnett January. taphysician O Gy, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. oo i, 12:80 svery ‘aay. UEISM 'AND, CHRISTTANTTY, OV Viva M. Jasuary. Wednesdar. 2:30. | LESSONS IN TRUTH CLASS. ursday. § p.m. | REGULAR HEALING SERVICE. | crigay. 3 || serrruAL ‘Hiaine semvicE. | Friday. 30 p.m.. SOGIAL MEETING. Readi GOSPEL MISSION. 216 John GOSPEL MISSION. Marshall Place Rev. C. W. Coty, GOSPEL MISSION 2t PRESENT FACTS TO PUBLIC AND FRIENDS We Secured Work for Over 100 Jobless Men Since Jan. 1st to Jan. 15th We hold up WORTHY MEN until they get their pay. We have now 125 men applying for work. We want business men and corporations to use our employment bureau! OUR TICKET ISSUED IS MERITORIOUS AND DOING GOOD. A Mission Like Ours is the place where men, down and out, jobless discouraged, dope fiends and churchless, gather, and it b(‘COnlL~ | A CLEARING HOUSE. —and we help this KALEIDOSCOPE of men, many of them worthy. I out of this class are many types which, prodigal as they are, come back to themselves, secking divine help, are blessed, guided and made fit for use in religious work and citizenship. he Holy Spirit is the FIRE in the GIFT of OUR FATHER that e e e are gathered from RESCUE ‘MISSIONS THIS WORK IS WORTHY OF HELP Soon we shall make special effort for funds to clear our mortgages, repair our buildings and extend our great work. Be thinking about us. Get your minds, hearts, in tune with our needs, and assist us. We Need an Auto Truck—the old one ran 110000 miles. . If We're TRUE and SQUARE TODAY WEVE ; Planted seed worth while on life’s pathway. AS A MISSION OUR FRUIT SPEA FOR ITSELF 100%_ GOOD Take Time to Investigate—and Help the Great Work of the GOSPEL MISSION, 216 John Marshall MEETINGS EVERY NIGHT IN THE YEAR. 18 Jubilee Singers Saturday Night, 7:30 p.m. LAYING TOMORROW ‘