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EXPECT COUNCL T0 MAKE RECORD| O Americaniom, Sunday School Unit in Re- ligious Education to Meet Here Monday. The returns In enrollment of dele- gates for the thirtieth annual con- vention of the Sunday School Council of Religious Education, to be held at the Metropolitan Baptist Church, 6th and A streets northeast, beginning Monday and continuing through Wed- nesday, show this to be the largest held in the history of the council. It} 18 estimated that more than a thou- | sand young people will be in at- tendance upon this service, at which the Rev. Dr, W. S. Abernethy, pastor | of Calvary Baptist Church, will speak. It has been determined to make this a permanent feature in the activities of the council. Special Features. Interest is being shown in the pro- gram of the elementary department because of the addresses by Miss Meme Brockway, who for so many years has been a leader in all national phases of this branch of Sunday school development. The Men's Organized Bible Class Aassoclation and the Women's Organ- ized Bible Class Assoclation have ar- ranged to have a large representa- tion from every class in the city in attendance upon the conferences, which will be held each evening on the praetical building of efficient classes. The opening conference upon this subject will be conducted by Frank L. Middleton, teacher of the men's class of the Fourth Presby- terian Church, and president of the Maryland Sunday School Association. Addrexs Scheduled. President DeGroot, superintendent of Immanuel Baptist Church, will de- liver his annual »ddress Monday eve- ning at the first eession of the con- vention. — CONTINUE CLASS SERVICE. Members of Brightwood Body to Hear G. G. Kundahl. The evangelistic meetings will be continued tomorrow morning at the Omo Class of the Brightwood Metho- = Church under the direction of R. Japhet. The meeting will start nt m o'clock with o song aervlce an address will be given by G. et e the work of e Central Union > ANTI-ALCOHOLIC REPORT. Mrs. W. B. Wheeler Tells of Con- gress in Copenhagen. The Mount Pleasant Woman's Chris- tian Union held a get-together meet: ing and luncheon at the Friends' Church, 13th and Irving streets north- west, Thursday. Rev. Murray S. Ken- worthy_made_an_address of welcome. Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler gave an in- teresting account of her trip to the International Anti-Ajcoholic Congress ! at Copenhagen last summer. Mrs. Henry F. Lutz epoke of Sabbath achool work. Dr. Marta Keippenburch gave an account of the work done in Germany. Mrs.. Raymond Morgan reported on the educational conference held in San Francisco, Calif., last summer. PASTOR’S SERMON TOPIC. Rev. Dr. Powers to Preach on Chris- tian Fundamentals. “The Fundamentals of Christian Re- ligion” will be the subject of the ser- mon by Rev. Dr. L. G, Powers at the Church of Our Father (Universaiist) to- morrow morning at 11 o'clock, the pas- tor, Rev. Dr. Rice, being in attendance at the Universalist General Convention at Providence, R. I. UNITY SOCIETY LECTURE. Garnett January to Speak Tomor- row at 8 P.M. Unity Soclety, 1326 I street northwest, will be addr by Garnett January tomorrow at 8 p.m. on ‘Balvation— Mystic or Scientific. Lessons in Truth class Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock, con- ducted by Garnett January, Arthur P. Buck lectures Thursday evening at 6 o'clock on “The Key to the Twelve Foundations.” Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock is the healing meeting conduct- ed by Garnett January. DR. EDWARDS TO PREACH. Evangelistic Services at Silver Spring Continue to Attract. Rev. Dr. J. R. Edwards will be the special preacher at the preaching mission and evangellstic services now being held at the Armory at Silver Spring, Md, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Edwards is_district superinten- deni. of the Methodist Episcopal Chury for that district, and fs knowr as a forceful speaker. This preaching mission, which be- ®an two weeks ago, has proven most successful. The congregational sing: ing has helped to Increase the inter- t and the number of those Who at- | n CENTRAL UNI( “Billy”’ Sunday To Give Address BopE2w, LprEr BILLY SUNDAY. “Billy” Sunday is to deliver an address next Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the President Thea- ter, under the aspices of the Men's Organized Bible Class Association of the District of Columbla. His subject is to be “American- ism.” Mrs. Sunday, Mr. Jenjins, song leader and trombonist, ‘an: other members of the evangelist's party will attend the meeting. President Coolidge, members of the cabinet and other government officials have been invited to at- tend. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m. The expenses for the meeting will be met by popular subscrip- tion. It is announced s&ny one contributing one dollar or more to this fund will be given a card of admission to the reserved seat sec- tion. Other seats will be free. Sub- scription should be sent to Men's Orgnnl‘led Bible Class Assoclation, P. O. box 300. COMMUNION FOR MEN. Social Breakfast to Follow Trinity Morning Service. At Trinity Diocesan Church Rev. David Ransom Covell will preach to- a.m. there will be a corporate com- munion for the men of the congrega- tlon, folloved by & social breakfast immediately after the service. teachers have been added to the staff. A thorough organization of the Sun- day school is contemplated, with spe- clal pin system for the children. —_— SPECIAL SERVICE. Forty Hours’ Devotion Planned at Holy Rosary Church. Forty hours' devotion will start to- morrow at Holy Rosary Church, 3| and F streets northwest, with solemn | high mass at 10:30 o'clock, followed by procession. Members of the con- fraternity of the Blessed Sacrament will take part In the procession. Sol- emn high mass will also be celebrated on Monday and Tuesday at § o'clock. Closing exercises will take place Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, when men of the parish will march in solemn procession chanting the “Te Deum.” NEW THOUGHT TALKS. James A. Edgerton to Open Series Tomorrow at Center. James A. Edgerton, recently elected g_ruldenz of the International New hought Alliance for the fifteenth term, is to open the New Thought season with a series of talks at the Christ Service Center, 509 11th street, tomorrow. He will make an address at a union meeting at lhe ‘Willard Hotel Novem- ber 4 at 4 p.m. —_—— FLOWERS AS MEMORIALS. By arrangement of the rector, Rev. Thomas W. Cooke, and the Altar Guild of the Church of the Ascension, the flowers used for the altar each Sunday are contributed by individual communicants as floral memorials for friends and relatives who have | passed from “the church militant” to “the church triumphant.” REFORMED. REFORMED t DR. JAMES D, mvm SERCICES at 114 BUNDAY SCHOOL. 9 Gra 15th AND O fln N". CC mENRY H RANCK, D, D. 00—Sermon by Dr. Ambrose Schinidt. 00~-. E. Pagea 9:40—Sunday _schoo —— UNITED BRETHREN, Memorial United Brethren Church Cor. North Capitol and R sts, n.w. Rev. CHARLES E, rvr.u. D. D., Pastor. 0 Came to Stay.” >, E. soceti ey, 622 LOUISIANA AVENUE,N. Clothing - distributed free. Meals and lodging ternished l:n or at cort. Empleyment wecured. Emergency rellef to Sentitate amilies. Temporary Quarters, Phone Main 349 Jobn S. Bennett, Superintendent Phone Maia 8738 Mrs. John S. Bennett in charge THE BALTIMORE SYNOD HITS RACE BETTING Belicf in 18th Amendment. Pleads for General Law Observance. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, Octo! 27.—Recom- mendations were adopted this week in the Synod of Baltimore -fllrmlnt its bellef in the elghteenth nmend- ment and the Volstoad sct and nouncing the practice of race-track gambling. The recommendations were offered at the close of a report of the com- mittee on soc! service, of which Rev. James J. Coale 1s chalrman. They also demanded the observance of the laws on the statute books of the nation and the states, in the in- t of the Christian Ethblth. Delegates attehded the meeting from the three presbyteries that com- ynod—the Baltimore, Wash- d New Castle presbyteries. Fhe committee's report further rec- ommended that the synod urgs upon pastors and people the importance of promoting, by every means within thelr power, international peace and good will, and commended the efforts of the Federal Council of Churc of Christ in America by crystallising the sentiment of Protestant America upon this question. Raps Industrial Injustice, ‘The synod also_ r laration of the Ge: 1910 and 1913 on the indu ql tion and all matters growing out of it, and_ urged mini: to proclaim “that love of God’ children that shall make all _Christian _people ashamed of any practice of exploita- tion of or injustice toward their fel- low men." Rev. John A. Nesbit, pastor of the Catonsville Presbyterian Church, was clected moderator of the synod, to succeed Rev. Thomas C. Clarke. Rev. A. Brown Caldwell, pastor of th. Walbrook Presbyterian Church, w. elected permanent clerk and Re Harry F. Cost and Rev. H. Everett Hallman of the First Church, New- ark, temporary clerks. Chairmen of committees appointed for the synod were as follows: Bills and overtures, Rev. Thomas C. Clarke, Takoma Park, Washington " judicial s, Rev. Robert A. Boyle, Sall hury. Md.; finance, George R. Morris elder in Waverly Presbyterlan Church; General Assembly meetings, Rev. A. H. Neilly, Waverly Pln-by- terlan Church; resolutions, Rev. Watkins Lacy, Pocomoke City: o utessor, Baitimore Presbytery, Re Dr. Willlam C. Little, Port Penn, De! mlnu(el of New Castle Presbytery, Rev. John C. Finney, Forest Park Church; minut, Washington Pres- bytery.’ Rev. Soscsn R Tufner. Port Deposit, M - RN LLOYD GEORGE, SUBJECT. Foundry Church Programs for To- morrow Announced. Rev. Dr. Herbert F. Randolph will preach at Foundry Church tomorrow morning on “The Church for the ‘Time: In the evening the Foundry choir_will give an evening of muaic and Dr. Randolph will make an ad- dress on “David Lloyd George." ! Thursday evening Dr. Randolph will speak on “The Psalms In Human Lite.” CHURCHES GAVE $3,912. |Report on Japanese Relief Fund ' Made for Federation. Victor Deyber, District chairman of ithe Red Cross committee for Japanese relief, has reported to the office of the Federation of Churches that the total contributions received from church organizations was $3,912. This does not in any way represent the giftsof the Protestant people of the city, but only the offerings that were taken in vm(cunr churches and reported col- -ctlv-!z' o | FRIENDS. Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N'W. Meeting at 11 a.m. Pirst “Ifi.‘fls‘" Iruol—'m "m. S 18th and Irviag 145 Murra s. Kcnworfi:y ulaun th et ay. PASTOR. e_Col. g "WELOOME 7O ALL. ‘Washington Lodge—T. S. @ 1216 H ST. N.W, st “The Story of Gideon” By E. M. Dawson. w20, " |Free_Theosophical Lectures L. W. ROGERS, National President. New Ebbitt Hotel, 14th and F Sts October 30, 8:15 p.m.—" in the Maki October' 31, 8:15 uspices Lig gl nger e, —UNITED TODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS | 418 17¢h ST. X W, Bubject : “Spiritual Evolution” SUNDAY, OCT. 28, 8 P.M. CENTRAL UNION MISSION. 432-434 10th Street N.W. Home for Aged Serv- fees. Children’s Emergency Children’s Home, 1207 First Street N.W. This work is supported by volustary comtributions ,THIRTY -NINTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION F'rst Congre% Mommg Servwe, 11 AM. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 1923 tlonnl Church, lOth d G RESS: REV. JASON B‘lgBLESPt{Egéévorthw“t. Brief resume of the work of the Missi 3 Bennett m-n-lmudmuvluwm ““.'::n b-y‘l:.i: 'fif-m"r’-m.- by the oerganist and EVENING SI‘ZI‘I‘YICB, 8 PM. S Ghuroh of the Covenant Connecticut A NIW. ADDRESS: REV. GHARLES ‘WOOD, DD. Mrs. W. H. Ramsey presiding Brief Regume of the work of the Missten. Bennett Mrs. T. T. Moors, Speaker This churee, andthe. vesel” crdor ol Charch mmmn—hmbmmm—m'mdum Mission Chapel, 432 10th St. N.W. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. o THEOSOPHY. Mr, Waters and Mr, Myers SERVICES AND BAZAAR - |COUNCIL OF CHURCHES TO MARK ANNIVERSARY TO0 AID WORLD COURT MISSIONARY INSTITUTE‘,m,,.,. Educational Methods TIs Congregations of NWativity Resurrection to Celebrate Twentieth Year. and Letter Declares They Have Solu- tion of International Co-Opera- Arrangements are being made by : " the congregations of Nativity and the tion in Their Hands, Resurrection chapels to celebrate the twentleth anniversary of the begin- ning of their misslonary enterprise in_east Washington with a speclal service and bazaar in & few weeks. At the suggestion of Bishop Sat- teries, in the fall of 1903, Rev. Enoch Thompson, while curate at Bt. Piul's' Chareh, started services In & private house at 1610 East Capitol street. The old store standing on the site of the new Eastern High Bchool was rented for the third serv- ice, and that and another l«th and East Capito] stree! ongregation for five years. p nt Nativity Chapel at 14th and A streets southeast was bullt in the fall_of 1908 and opened for worship bx' Bishop Harding at the beginning his eplecopate in January, 1909. e same workers started the et Chapel in 1908 In a pri- vate house on Kramer street north- oast, and later purchased the house and lot at 15th and G streets south- east, where they have continued to the present, developing the two chap- els side by side, as one con.ruunon.l its moral obligation. NEW BISHOP ON TRIP. A Dr. Presman to Visit Churches 1| CONGRESS BOOKS HERE. 8t. Marys County, Maryland. The Right Rev. Dr. James E. Free- man, Bishop of Washington, accom- panied by several automobiles ocon- panied by several automoblles oon-| The first consignment of the Con- N SO Ot Wasnington this | Eress books issued by the Anglo- afternoon for St. Marys county, Md., | Catholic congress of London., Bishop t: vl-hl m}» Fnl;cop‘-\l ?:"mhf]? !l,: of London, chairman, have been re- e O e “Hal” Military | celved by the Church of the Ascen- e Mt P Meobuntcaville, | whers | 8lon. 12th street and Massachusetts Dent Memorial Chapel wili be in-(4Vvenuo northwost. There are Afey- spected. It.ie expocted to reach St.|{WO tiltes in this series written by R e e i m,nu distinguished divines and dons of Ox- of Interest at that historic piace be- | fo7d, Cambridge, Cuddleston College, etc., dealing with the history, doc- fore dark. The bishop and party will be ent?h trines and sacraments of the Angli- t; the rectory at y | 6an Church. The commission on international Justice and good will of the Federal Council of Churches today sent to 160,000 pastors throughout America “an urgent call” In behalf of the Permanent Court of International Justice. It declares the churches hold in their hands the solutign of inter- national co-operation. The call is issued in connection with the observance of World Court week, be‘lnnlgl November §, and coming to a climax on Armistice day, which will be known as World Court Sunday. It in of particular interest because the Federal Council of Churches has afil- {ated with it twenty-nine communions, with an adult membership of more than 20,000.000. The call does 'mot ask members biindly to urge that the United States join the Permanent Court of Justice, but to study the mat- ter, and for each member to deter- mine for himself what he should do to help the United States to perform Fifty-Two Titles in Anglo-Catho- lic Series From London. the people of the narish. T morning the bichop will confirm & class at Trinity Church, and will NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian.) Churchof the New Jerusalem (Revelation, xx1.2). Sixteenth above Q morthwest. 5—Classes of the Eunday school. 10 00—Arcana class for adults. 11:00—Yorning worship, with sermos Maye: of DOING robably visit St. George's amrch Palley Lee, before roturning to W ington. PLANS SPECIAL SERMON. Dr. Montgomery “to Preach at Cal- vary Methodist. Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery will | deliver a special sermon at Talvary Methodist Church. tomorrow morning on the subject, “The Glory of the New Greatnes: In the evening the g&um onolr more, LE SO—Ynu( People Free Lending Library, Open Daily. PASTOR—REV. PAUL SPERRY. ‘CONGREGATIONAL. under the direction of MEMORIAL 10th and Mass. Ave. N.E. Rev. George Barrow Neilson MINISTER. Morning, 11:00— “The Authority of the Christian Pulpit” Ervening, 8:00— Community Song Service Led by the Minister Budject: {] “And Who Ts My Neighbor ?” Besrienminc rendered by Byron Dlodgett, ory Mrs. Hazel Bachsmid, sololst. be Bright, Imspiring and Consoling. A HEARTY WELCOME, OTHER SERVICES. T HALL MISSION €3 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness Service every Sunday at Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8 ALL WELCOME. SPIRITUALIST. WEs HENKLE HOLDS MEZTINGS SUNDAY. Fednesday wnd Friday evenings at 8 o'clock | LAt W Erersbod o resding. | Lo e 2 | !em«. will DR. JANE B. COATES ! SEIRITCAL READING BY APPOINTMENT. | Phone Potomac 1 70 Wyoming ave. | e e WRS. RIZPAH ELDON | CLEYELAND PARK 512 F St. N.W. Bpiritual mesags meeting every Monday, 8 p.m. S4th and Lowell Sta. FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW, Mintater. HolEitaal resatng dag Rev. G. L. Arthan xom PLATFORM TEST MEDIUM, tiog Sunday flenlng at 8 o'clock in society nd a: esea, oy ;. at’s, ge: me. Seance duiy. studios 9:45 a.m.—Church school. 11:00 a.m—Address by Re D., of El ruo BONSET TRAIL 3. H. Heald. H. Tex., “THE Covei g ia o b, BUROPEA EDUCATIONAL METHODS." MT. PLEASANT (Congregational) Columbia Road Near 14th St. I the Resideatial Nerthweet. Walter Amos Morgan 11:00 a.m— Mr. Morgan will preach. Children's Stery every Susday meraing. 5:00 p.m.—Special musical Vesper Serv- ice, Mendelsaohn’s ““Athalle.” 8:80 p.m.—Intermediate C. B, Soclety. 7:30 p.m.—SUNDAY EVENING CLUB. Speaker: Arthur Deerin Call Subject : “Can America Help Europe?” 9:45 a.m.—Church school. Classes for all, EVERYBODY WELCOME. PLYMOUTH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th AND P 8TS. N.W. REV. J. 0. OLDEN, Minister. 9:80 2.m.—Church_school. 11:00 a.m.—"“SPIRITUAL IMPORTANCE," sermon by minister. aad X (over rwpnm Jecture by DR, Men Fani Messzges by DE. E. and other mediums. _Ali ati _weleome. ' ® CHURCH OF MODERN SPIRIT_U_ALISM Service by ANE Eostivaly delty: Messages § 0'CLOCK. s 3 20t ST. N.W. All Welcome. { TheFirst Spirltuallst Church ALFRED H TERRY i “CAN SPIRITUALISM BE EXPOSED?” ‘spirit messages. ntfextations do reach ue from rave.“The" central claim of cnmmmy 10" thus confirmed as never before." rs. ,Sunday. 8 pm. at Pythisa finple‘ 102 oen o . Aun lcome. "*“HOW TO COMMUNICATE WITH SPIRITS" Followed” ’;eyt -';xrll'f ':':-'nx lay, 8 p. the PI"IW. 1814 CONGREGATIONAL, Followe(. ey Teritable Nt nw. THE ARTISTS GROUP Tonight— OF BOSTON CONCERT, Saturday, October 27th, VESPERS, Sunday, October 28th, 4:. CONCERT, Monday, October 29th, ~ JESUS SANROMA, Solo Pianist, three times soloist with Boston Symphony Orchestra this year. :JERI‘A“E SHERLOCK, Reader, brilllant Wellesley College actor. RAYMOND SIMONDS, Tenor, favorite soloist of New England, appearing with Boston Symphony Orchestra. Free-Will Offering. Briag Your Frieads. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tenth and G Streets N. W. 11 a. m.—Dr Jason Noble Pjerce preaches on “Break Precedents.” . £ad en! 4:45 p. m.—Musical Vespers annouriced above. 8 p.. m.—Dr Pierce speaks on “Thrills at Springfield” and Dr. Andrew M. Brodie, just returned !rom Greece, Syria, Turkey and Palestine WILL SHOW VIEWS AND MOTION PICTURES OF PRESENT CONDITIONS IN THE NEAR EAST Pridey, November )—l--t Program. S ln;iuk Bosemble, Two Piancs ane Organ: Adolph Torovaky i i Mre. B. D. Cummings, Orgasiet: 7:30 p.m.—8ermon by REV. J. K. HEALD. | C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1923. PAGEANT WILL FEATURE | 1 Cast at New York Avenue rruby- terian Church Production Will Number Seventy. One of the features of the Pres- byterian Mlnlnmry Institute to be | held in York Avenue Church early next man(h 'lll be a pageant, ¥The Corner Stone.” will be rendered twice, on_the nights of ! November 5 and 9. The pageant was written by two of the officers of the | missionary society of the New York ! Avenue Church, Mrs. C. O. Oooapnmru and Mrs. F. E Edgington It vllll directed by Mrs. Marie Moors F' and Miss Be Davis Schreiner. Tln{ music was arranged by Paul W. Fish- baugh, nd le be given under his direction. He will slso0 preside at the organ during its rendition. There will be about seventy people in the cast, representing the follow- ing churches: Washington Heights, Covenant, Fourth, Metropolitan, East- ern, Western, Gunton, Eckington, Garden Memorial, New York Avenue, Northminster, Sherwood and Takoma Park. Twelve Presbyterian ministers will have parts: Revs. J. C. llmnr. J. H. Dunham, H. K. Fulton, Darby, Freeley Rohrer, A. E. Barrows, W. F. Eagleson, G. Cumming: W. A. Elsenberger, Bernard Bras- kamp, T. C. Clark and W. J. Seelys. An oftering will be taken to defray expenses. _____PRESBYTERIAN. WESTMI{WSTER ar REV. HENRY W. TOLSON. Pastor. ‘FAITH AND WORKS." p.m.—Song Service and Sermon. A hearty welcome to this friendly chureh. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CONN. AVE. AND N 8T, REV. OHARLES WOOD, D, D., Winister, b Classes for men and E Sermon by Dr. LB 1s—chmuu Endeavor supper and vesper 15—Freninihary musical program. 00—Evening service. Anniversary of Cen- tral Union Mission. ~Addresses by Supt. Bemnett and Dr. Wood. Ross Farrar, . Thursday—Midweek service. 00D k on “The Li One-Time Anarchist.” 6th St. and Maryland Ave. N.E. ALFRED E, BARROWS, D, D, Paster. \1 mlm-— ‘THE QUEST POR GOD." B FHE DELIVERING GOD." ton-lcm e Memorial lath AND NEWHO mw‘MI l‘ll t o‘o".‘ Torm LE gton, e rmon, Furpose.”" m.—Christian rmon, 1. Fundamental Sunic by Chorus cholr Endeator meeting. “The Power the E North Clpu.nl.‘ cor. Florida ave_and Q st. Rev, H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D., %lhfit. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday xchool. 7 pm—c. E. Sermon Bubjec 1 WOSPEIFLE \vmno 8p. RO! D, uT ~ PHANT." Strangers welcome. Seats free. Peck Memorial Chapel Pa. Ave. and 28th Bt. N.W. Rev. Irving W. Ketchum 11:00 a.m.— “Jesus After Nineteen Hundred Years” Jesus "the Eternal Surprise” 10:15 a.m.—Men's Bible class. Bunday sebool. Chrisi Endeavor P prayer meeting. Come 2 ! P The Church of the Pilgrims SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 22nd st. bet. P ana Q n.w. REV. ANDREW R. BIRD, Paster. Bible school, with classes Ser ‘evety memper of the family. —Morning worship. . ~—Junior C! rRiou. in the o clty are iavited. :00 p.m.—Song s 0y Eveaing wor Mapn—senhr ohratian Endeavor 8o x ‘service Thurstay at 8 p.am B :’u.-- Sarea toe. guriog Sustar T wELCoun 4 CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. Washington Heights Presbytgrtlan Church Columbia and Kalorama roads. BREV. JOEN C. PALMER, D. D., Ministez. ible Class, Barton W. Perry, Heut. col., retired, leader. ith DR. with sermon by DR WesternPresbyterianChurch H at. bet. 10ta and 20th n.w. Rev. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor 11:00—“DEMAS HATH FORSAKEN ME." :00—~*ALMOST PERSUADED." Music by the quartet and Mr. Bowersox, violiniat. S EREEEAEHERRE New York Avenue Church of the Presidents New York Ave, 13th & H Sts. Where the Lincoln Pew Preaches Its Silent Sermons ev. Wallace Radcliffe,D.D. Pastor Emeritus PASTOR'S ASSISTANT William A. Eisenberger !“F'E !CBO ULT ES. U!L‘c WOB!““" acrament of the rd’s Supper .—Gbriatian Endeavor. .—Pudlic worship, wi by “ovr.né'(’)"fifié EVIL” ALL SOULS’ CHURCH SIXTEENTE AND HARVARD 8TS. FOUNDED 1821, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. Sunday Services in 9:45—Sundzy school: 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the anter, “ART 'l'llOU AI.IVE?" Y. W.C. A 901 Rhode Tsland av esper_Berviees. e : v lg NON.SECTARIAN. The - Gospel Mission 214 John Marshall Place N. KARL GOOSEMAN, at?7 Meeting Each Night ‘We minister to both bedy snd seul- A Mission of the Christ to? the Wayfarers “Go ye to the streets and lanes of the clty! and compel them to come ia.' We ask your presence and heb BAPTIST. b KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH Sth BET. B AND O 8.W. Harvest Home Day, special program. DR. COBB TO SPEAK. Topic Tomorrow. Dr. Stanwood Cobb of the Chevy Chase School will give an address at the community service at Cleveland Park Church tomorrow at 8 p.m. on “Recent Advances In European Edu- cational Methods,” based on personal observations during the past summer. At 11 am. Rev. Dr. J. H. Heald of El Pago, Tex, will speak on “Thirty Years in the Southwest. PRESBYTERIAN. SHERWOOD 2 Hiode Island WALTER F. EAGLESON, Pastor. 1 ln—()urn“muumn Dr. Wallace Radcliffe h. p.m,—*New Btrength for Old Tasks." Bumiay sehosr, §:50: DO YOU LIKE GOOD MUSIC? FIND IT AT Metropolitan Presbyterian Church Corner 4th and B st: REV, FREELEY ROHRER, ?u‘«. Special music Sunday by the quar- tet—Miss Lucy H. Paul, organist ana director; Miss Evelyn L. Grib- bin, soprano; Floyd Williams, tenor; Miss Anita R. Gauges, contralto; Al- bert O. Stearns, jr., bass. Morning service, 11 o'clock: Bermen: “PERSONALITY” Bvening service, 7:45 o'clock: Sermon “EMBLEMS OF FELLOWSHIP” The Lambskin Club, an organization of the Masons in the Navy Yard, will be guests at the evening serv! A Welcome Is Extended to All Lewinsville Presbyterian Church Evangelistic Services (Presbytery's Simultaneous Campaiga.) Week Nights, 8 P.M. Sundays, 3 P.M. Bervices conducted by the Pastor of the Western Presbyterian Church. Rev. FLOYD T. N Y. will preaeh Tuesdsy evening, 7:30. Special program. TR ATR 00 E.HezSwem %tiow moans 550 Bright Avditoriom; easy chairs, (mes ’l‘ltlu them); fine organ.’ 11 a. able Sale vatlon."” Ceatennial Bapt. Ch., 7th and Eye n.e. -~ Second Baptist Church 4th Bt. and Va. Ave. B.E. ELLIS C. PRIMM, Pastar. morning and evening. Missionary meeting L SICHT SERVICE, il 1o IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL CHURCH, I l @6th St. and Columbis Rd.) REV. GOVE G. JOHNSON, Pastor Bible School at 9:30 A.M. Special Harvest Home Service at 11 AM. ' Evening at 7:45, pastor will speak on his trip to the World || Baptist Alliance in Stockhclm, with interesting pictures. In- spirational song service. JOHN MARSHALL PL. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK 1AM “THE TORN NET” VESPERS i 4:30-5:30. | “I AM I, NOT YOU” Boloist: EL H. DUNI Violonosllist. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN 16th AND KENNEDY STS. N.W. Lisut. Col. THOS, J. DICKSON, U. 8. A. 11300 .m. Lieat. Col. BARTON W. PERRY, U. 8. A. 5:00 9:80 a.0.—8unday echool. 1:00 pv.Christian Endeavor. Thursday. Nov. 1,8 pin. priyer meeting. etown Church [,57, AR 31st st aw. E! T. MARSHALL, D. D., Pastor. | Tth & Randol D st —Rev. PETWORT“ ¥ Puul Langhoroe. Pastor. 8. 8. OYCM-H.I musie. Bermon Langhorne, Y. P. U Excelleat, service. :00 p. —!l-nnun by Pastor. Invitation 15 slwars extended d YOU to GRACE %8 9:80—Bible_sehool SONE FORE Chsteh praver meets Welcome to all REV. JA! p.m.—C. 800 p.m.—Dr. Marshall Music by e Wallace Memorial Jiriee, Cor. Raindolph st. and New Hampshire ave. REV. J. AMPRELL, Pas DR. JOHX E_ BRIGOS. will gresch. a.m—A GOOD RIEK. BUT N T THE . Baptist_Home d “THE HAN THE CRADLE, - Special, music > cholr and “Hymus Yos Love Best” by s w-u:ln Ul Orow. West Washington Baptn! Church Cor. 31st ard N sts. n.W. CHAS. B. AUSTIN, Pastor. — ‘ot Qur. Fatners.” R o e & Bz Central Presbyterian Church (SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY ¢ Sixteenth _and Irving o m.—Sermon by Dr. Taylor. p.m.—Westminster League. - —Social Hour for Young People. or Soc letiel = Invite Your_Pal. METROPOLITAN John Compton Ball, Pastor TROMBONE EVANGELISTS BEV. AND MRS. ELLERY ALDRIDGE. 11 AM. AND 7:45°P.M. BAPTISM. EVANGELIST M. R. JAPHET CAPT. R. 8, ROADCAP, Musical Director. c«nnnue Special Services at And B RHODE ISLAND AVE. AlgSecond at. n.w. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Pistor. Preaching, 11 a.m and 8 pm., by EVAN: GELIST JAPH! Bible school, 93 a Y. fota fevery ight & Eversbody feels at Lome in Bethany. Come, FAREWELL SERMONS DR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th AND O STREETS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28—11 A.M. and 8 P.M. Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, of Masons of which he is chaplain, and the Order of the Eastern Star, No. 25 Are invited to attend the evening service in a bod; Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will attend and take part in the evening service. : Services one hour only—and everybody is invited to both serv- jces. Special organ recital 7:40 to 8 p.m. Swedish services at 3:30 p.m. in the Sunday school room by Pastor C. E. Johnson of Mont- clair, N. J. HOME CH 8:00 ? ursday—Praser servi semali children: cared for dwrint moralsy 73 Take 14th street car or Mount FPlensaat r 1 bus line to Irving st. 18th and Fairmont Sts. N.W. The Friendly, Family Church, Pastors: DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. DR. ISAAC WARD. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Men's class, 9:30 a.m. Morning worship, 11:00 &.m.— Communion Service and Reception of Members Christian Endeavor Soclety at 7 p.m. Evening service, 8 p.m.— Dr. Ward will preach. Thursday, at 8 p.m., Prayer meeting. EVERYBODY WELCOME TO ALL m.; Junlor Church, 11 Bpecial serv- [} Calvary Baptist Church EIGHTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST Extends a Cordial Invitation to Worship There Tomorrow - 9:30~Sunday School o Nearly 2,000 Present Every Sunday Morning 11:00—Sermon: g “MAKING RELIGION EASY” 8:00—Sermon: “IFIHADMYLIFETOHVEOVERAGAN" Dr. Abernethy Will Preach The Male Quartet Will Sing