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EPSCOPAL BODIES Five Organizations' Meetings to Parallel Synod Sessions -« This MonmT Pive organizations of women of the Episcopal Church in the province of Washington will hold conventions in Washington during the sessions of the provincial synod November 20, 21 and 22, The Woman's Auxiliary, the Church Periodical Club and St. Barnabas' Guild for Nurges will hold their meetings in the parish hall of St. John's Church, 16th and H streets northwest: the Daughters of the King and the Church Mission of Help will meet at the Church of the Ascen- sion, 12th street and Massachusetts avenue, and the Girls' Friendly Eo- clety will use for its meetings the Elizabeth Roberts Memorial rooms at 17th and H streets, No study classes will be conducted, but conferences for educational secre- taries, united thank offering custo- dians ‘and other group meetings will be arranged. All sessions will be open to visitors, although only prop- erly accredited delegates may vote. 'he women's organizations will at- tend the services of holy communion ‘with which the sessions of the synod open, which will be held in the Church of the Epiphapy at 10 a.m. November 20, and will be present at the first business session of the synod when Bishop William Cabell Brown of Vir- &inia, the president of the synod, will deliver his annual address. Bishop fo Recelve. Separate conferen: of the vari- ous societias will be held Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday and Thurs- day mornings. Wednesday afternoon the women's sections will visit the Natioual . Cathedral. on Mount St Alban, and attend the session of the synod in the interest of Christian social service, at which Bishop Free- man will make an address. After adjournment the deputies to the synod and the delegates to the Wwomen's section will be received by Bishop and Mrs. Freeman at the bishop's house. November 22 the members of thé Girla ~ Friendly Society ~will _visit Mount Vernon and the Holiday House of the society nearby. The other organizations ~ will hold business meetings. The afternoan of the last day of the #ynod will be devoted to a joint T +%ng in the interest of the needs ©. '.ie church in Japan in consequence of the recent earthquake. It is esti- mated that there is immediate need among the Episcopal missionaries and Japanese Christians of relief to the amount of $500,000. The joint session Wwill be addressed by several mission workers who are thoroughly familiar with the conditions in that country. Holy communion will be celebrated in several of the Epigcopal churches at 7:30 a.m. on each diy of the synod. ‘Thursday afternoon at § o'clock & quiet hour for women will be con- ducted in the Church of the Ascension by Rt. Rev. Robert Carter Jett, Bishop of Southwestern Virginia. — WILL CONDUCT REVIVAL. McKendree Church Pastor Returns From Lecture Tour. Rev. Dr. Charles Shreve, pastor of the McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church, Massachusetts avenue néar 9th street, has returned from a Bible campalgn in_which he lectured in Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Hii- nois and Florida. He {8 to conduct revival servicet at his church each night throughout -the winter. ABMISTICE SERMON. “Lest We Forget,” Rev. Pierce’s Topic Tomorrow. Rey. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce will speak at the First Congregational Church, 10th and G streets north- west, tomorrow morning on the sub- Ject “Lest We Forget.” This is Armis- Dr. tice day and the services will be in! the nature of a memorial service. At the 8 o'clock service Dr, Pierca will speak on the subject, “The Greater Power,” with modern application. “SEEING THE INVISIBLE.” Rev. Dr, Clark Announces Tomor- row’s Sermon Topic. At ths First Presbyterian -Church Rev. Dr. John Brittan Clark will speak tomorrow on “Sesing the In- vx-lble" at 11 o'clock and at 4:30 on “The Lost Grip.” §s Marion Arnold is the special soloist at the Vesper service. 'UNITED BRETHREN "Memorial United Brethren Church Cor. North Capitol and R sts, n.w. Rev. CHARLES E, FULTZ, D. D., Paster, E. socleties. “The_Wonderful Teacher. SECULAR LEAGUE. The Secular League Musloians’ Hall, 1008 £ 8¢, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11 3 P.M (Open Forum Discussion.) BIBLE STUDENTS, l'l'l'leosopl'ucally Considered” D. C. Endeavorers PASTORS ARE URGED |M¢. Vernon Place ST. ALOYSIUS PLANS |NORTH CAROLINA PASTOR To Hear National| T0 PLEAD FOR PEACE|Church -to Have} . TO CONVENE HERE| Head of Societyle,.. . €. €. HAMILTON. THe Christian Endeavorers of Wash- Ington are to tender Clarence C. Hamil- ton, national fleld secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor, a bmnquet next Tuesday evening at Calvary Baptist Church, $th and H streets northwest. Mr. Hamilton is to speak. In addition to telling about his expe- riences with Christian Endeavorers in all sections of the United States and in some of the foreign aountries, Mr. Hamilton will give an outline of the Friends of Christ campaign for the next two vears as adopted at the Interna- tlonal Christian Endeavor convention at Des Moines. Formerly affiliated with the Ohio State Christian/ Endeavor Union, Mr. Hamilton for the past eight Years has been connected with the United Socicty of Christian Endeavor, with headquar- ters at Boston. As national field secretary Mr. Hamil- ton is devoting his time to the spread of the Christian Endeavor movement. Covering every vear more than 50,000 miles and visiting all the large cities and many of the large towns and some of the smaller ones, he is easily the best posted man in the United States on Mmatters pertaining to the activities the Christian Endeavor societies. He also fleld manager for the Christian En- deavor World, the official organ of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. TALKS ON NEAR EAST. Dr. W. T. Ellis to Address Federa- tion of Pastors. Dr. William T. Ellis. newspaper cor- respondent and world traveler, is to | deliver an address on “The Near East” | at & meeting of the Pastors' Federa- tion at 11 a.m. November 26. He will also conduct a conference on church publicity that afternoon at 2 o'clock with members of the pub- licity committee. 1 PEACE, DR. BALL'S THEME. | f | Rev. Churches Will Join Services at Arlington To- morrow. The Federal Council of Churches and the Washington Federation calls attention to arrangements for the celebration of Armistice day. A, communication has been rent to each Protestant pastor in the city, Fequest- ing that a specfal mwiessage of some kind shall .be given next Sunday bearing upon the subject of world peace. - No arrangements have been 2 Weeks’ Service made for a general religlous service |' in the‘city ‘begause of the plans of the War Department. 1‘ has been deemed wise to join this great service which will be heid Sundhy afternoon in the Arling- (on Amphitheater at 3 ofclock. Bishop F. McDowell will be the speaker. He is chairman of the committee of the federal council on Army and Navy chaplains. Pastors are requested to invite the members of their respective churches to attend this service, which will undoubtedly be a: great occasion. As the natlonal Red Cross roll call starts next Sunday, it is also sug- gested that mention shall be made of this fsct and Christian people urged to become members and con- tifbute to this organization as they have done 5o generously in the past. DISCUSSES PEACE. Rev. J. W. Ketchum to Speak at Peck Memorial. Rev. Irving W. Ketchum will preach at Peck Memorial tomorrow morning on “An Old Vision of Peace.” In the evening the sacrament of the Lord's supper will be celebrated and new members recelved. “Courage Needed Today for What?' will be discussed by the Christian Endeavor Soclety at 7 p.m. REVIVAL CONTINUES. Special Services Planned at Kendall Baptist. Kendall Baptist Church begins its second week revival services to- morrow, the trombone evangelists, and Mrs. Ellery Aldridge, MELVIN E. TROTTER. Evangelistic services, to continue two weeks, are to begin December 2 at the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, by Melvin E, Trotter, evangelist and Bible teagher, under auspices of the Gospel Mission. Mr. Trotter will he assisted by Homer Hammontree, singer, and Howard Hermansen, planist. He was converted some yeats ago at the Pa- cific Garden Misslon in Chicago, where Billy Sunday was also con- verted. The services are to be held daily, . except Saturdays, at 4:46 and 8 p.m. with three services on Sundays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. CHURCH PLANS BAZAAR. The anpual basaar for the benefit of the Church of the Transfiguration, 14th_and Gallatin streets northwest, wil be held In the parish hall next Thursday and Friday. A special chil- dren’s luncheon and sale will-be held Friday afternoon. preaching every night except Satur- | &y day. Rev. H. W. Q. Millington will pre- slde at the meetings tomorrow. Rev. Bunyea will preach Monday night; Rev. F. W. Johnson, Tuesday and Wed- nesday nights; Rev. W. E. La Rue, Thursday' night, and Rev. John E. Briggs, Friday night. The Ideal Quartet will sing at the Sunday eve- ning service. SECULAR LEAGUE ADDRESS. “The Wall Street Armistice” is the title of an address before the Secular League, 1006 E street northwest, to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. We: ern Starr of the farmer-labor party is the speaker and the audience will discuss the lecture at its close. Armistice Day Sermon at Metro- politan Baptist Church. “Our Father's Character” is the subject of the first sermon of a series to be given tomorrow morning at Metropolitan Baptist Church by (|| Rev. John Compton Ball. He will speak on “Sure Peace for | ice, in observance of Armistice day. BAZAAR FOR PARISH HALL. A Christmas bazaar of the Parish | House Guild of Christ Episcopal Church, Georgetown, is to be held next Thursday and Friday. It is for | the purpose of raising funds to com- plete the work on the parish hall. THEOSOPHY. ‘Washington Lodge—T. S. 1216 H ST. N.W. SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 3 4 -4 “Armistice Day Geo. H. Shibley E. M. Dawson UNITED LODGE OF _ THEOSOPHISTS 812 17th BT. N.W. SPECIAL LECTURE, “The Mastcrs of Wxsdom | ! | b UTHER SERVICES. The l’eople'l Tabern . ol "and complate denmommtral practic method of treatment of disease: HALL MISSION 623 LA. AVE. N.W. For the Promotion of Scriptural Holiness Service every Sunday st 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursddy, 8 p.m. ALL WELCOME. BIBLE STUDENTS. A Rich Man Tortured in Hell —A Beggar in Abraham’s Bosom “Millions Now Living Will Never Die.” DOES THE POSSES- SION OF RICHES MERIT ETERNAL TORTURE, OR BEING A BEGGAR ENTITLE TO: HEAVEN- LY. BLISS? P Failure to. @ understand this parable ‘has caused much distress: of mind to Christians in the past. The speaker will present a. comforting, satisfying solution which is both Scriptural and consistent with the righteous charac- ter of God: You are cordial- ly invited ‘to_hear— Prof. LouisF:Hildebrandt . .Auspices International Bible Students’ Association No Collection | ALL SOULS’ CHURCH FOUNDED 1821, Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. Minister. Sunday Services in | B. F. KEITH'S THEATER 9:45—Sunday sghook 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the Minister, “WHAT SEEST THOU?” (Followed by Healing Clinlc) every wed- nesday, 8 p.m., by MATTHEWS DAWSON, 1721 Eyve n.w. Subject, Nov. 14—“Death, ts Real Meaning. il offering, NATIONAL CENTER OF CHRIST HEALING AND CHRIST SERVICE 812 17th Bt. N.W. Secomd Floor Freat, SERVICES: SUNDAY AT 4 P.M. ‘WEDNESDAY AT 3 P.M. DAILY FROM 13 TO 13:30, Patients received each day (except Sunday) .m. .t Practitioners s Euma Gy, D Dr. Fand Miss Laoua Peathers, o Orore" GHRIST SERVICE CENTER| §00 11th St. N.W. Song and healing service, Sunday, 11 a.m. Noon meetings—12 to Mooday, 8 p.m.—Music class. Miss Powell. Wednesday, § p.m.—Midweek meeting, Mrs. Edgerioa, Bubject, | Defiaite Tnoum Work n the Peace Moveme: Truth Forum (qus 5—Study Call. Chas. Fill- tlan Healing."” Cors L Thomas. O riday; 445 Rhythme. movemeats, m-k Stids Thomas and Mive Sustieid. 5, practice, & p.m. tonlght ‘Oopen r individual help, 11:30 a.m. to ) HISTO oW THE LOBD DMCBIBEI A Peck Memonal Chapel Pa. Ave. and 28th Bt. N.W. REV. IRVING W. KETCHUM. “AN'GLD VISION OF PEACE.” 10: ». o —Chriedian: Bodieavor. 7:45 p.m. d_reception of new members. WESTMINSTER h Near E S.W. Y W. TOLSON, Pastor. Gunton Temple e Memorial A‘Vl) NEWTON STS. B D BRASKAMP, K. A., e o o aagay sciek 11:00 a.m.—Sermon. LIFE'S GROWTH. Misic by the chorus Endeavor meetings. sbaken Thc Churcn of the Pdgmns SOUTHERN N PRESRITERIAN. ma 1 To"the’ city are Javited. 00 p.m.—Song_se 30— Rveaing worship. o Semjor 'Christian Endesvor Se ciety. Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 Small children cared for during Sanday 4 CORDIAL WELCOME T ALL. Metropolitan * Presbyterian Church SERVICE PREPARATORY TO COMMU- NION THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, 7 O'CLOCE. Sundsy Morning, 11 O'Cloek: COMMUNION SERVICE Sunday Eveniag, 7:45 O'Clock: Praise Mecting of the Women's Missionary Society MRS, WALLACE RADCLIFFE will make the address. Subject: “FALL PLANTING” MISS ELSA RANER, Violinist, will assist in tre eervice. ™thi] A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend these services. i The National Science of Truth Association #NEW INSPIRATION,” A.DA BAINEY, Speaker. riday Evening, 8 P.M. LIVING !‘Ol mu'nu Discussion of Iadividual Problems, Amnun. at 5 P.M. WOMAN'S Y CLUB, 52 Jackeos Flace —(com s siHi). | \esternPresb SPIRITUALIST. MRS, HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SUNDAY, Wedoesday and Friday eveings at 8 o'clock! E ¥ets o reading. 8BAG! REY. E, WHITE, Pastor, assisted by one. Matintia arious’ Medigma. """ over Bigee o gt e & Eastern Presbyterian Church 6th St. and Maryland Ave. N.E. FRED E. BARROWS, D, D., Paster. m—THE PATH OF PEACE." 30 Bible sehe 00 a.m- n.—Men's mnl- class. ";x";ns "SIN OF DOING NOTH- H at. Det. 10ta and 20th m.w. REV, JAMES m‘f'l DUNHAM, 9:30—Sunday nhwl 11:00—Armistice Day Service. _Patriotie ‘songs, sermon and roll call of men who_served in the late war. 7:00—Christian Endeavor. 8:00—"THE AFTER LIFE." the Quartet and Mr. Bowersox, Msale Ry O O CHURCH OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM Inspirati&l?f Lecture, Waters Messages by Mrs. Lida Mostin, Mr. Myers, Mrs. Vick. 8 O’Clock. All Welcome. 822 20th St, Near Pa. Ave.- * ‘TheFirst Spiritualist Church ALFRED H. TERRY, . CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CONN. AVE. AND N 8T. REV. CHARLES '“h. n. D, BHMHM Clasees for men and ce. Bermon 3 nw:—wunn 1 yv_n- Bubject: i “PSYCH! PS Chgol'-gflx.&b _LN‘E.NEW' “Jesus eald unto nmoumm otety Bl O e gt s-nn “aniiy. Sittings 1 Thie tadios in g "”"Mn cive oo qg_o;& s iries BT, NBA™ o anml'fiflm crament of the Lord's Supper DRIVE FOR $100,000 Funds Needed to Meet Church Debt and Pay for Many Repairs, . ‘With $100,000 as the goal, parishipners of St. Aloysius’ Church, under the leadership of the rector, Rev. John C. Geale, will begin a campaign tomorrow. The drive has been made necessary to help pay the church debt and meet the expenses of many repairs to the church plant. Like the campaign con- | ducted by Father Cannlfl a few years 2go, this campaign will undl:r t:a’lnvoclzlon of Bt TR her honor has been'erepeed wmun'tn: sanctuary of the main church and dt-r.l:uurn will be held on Friday, Bnur- 8unday nings. —_— MISSIONARY STUDIES. Mrs. L. Elaine Rising, religious work director of the Y. W C. A will iR & series of mlulon-ry Studies at the mi¢week service of the Ver- mont Avenue Christian Church next hursday evening at a’elock, using the text E paise book, “Creative Forces FIRST | PRESBYTERIAN JOHN MARSHALL PL. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK 11 AM. “Seeing' the Invisible” VESPER 4:30-53:30. “The Lost Grip” Soleist: MISS MARION ARNOLD. hursday—Prager service. imall hlldren eared Tor during moraisg r or Mount Pleasant to Irving st. E:—.l-— n.w. New York Avenue ¢ Church of the Presidents 4= New York Ave., 13th & H Sts. Where the Lincoln Pew Preaches Its Silent Sermons Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D.D. PASTOR EMERITUS, PASTOR'S ASSISTANT Rev. William A. Eisenberger A.M.—BIBLE SCHOOL. 10:00 A M.—ADULT CLASSES. 11:00 AM__PUBLIO WORSHIF, WITH SERMON B’ Rev. David H. Sunlnn, D. D, of Dnr n “Folldwlnx Suu‘hled Feet” 6:45 p.m.—Chrintian Endeavor. .. —Public wership, wit 8:06 5. Bermon by DR. SCANLON “A Man ol Prlnclph Who * Was a Principal Man” : i i Thufsdsy, 8 p.m.—The Midweek Prayer Roryi 4L WEicous. mwwm Nerth Capitol, cor. fl.flh Rev. K E. SRUNDAGE, D.'D. 30 a.m.—Sundsy schoal. 7 p.m., C. E. Sermon Subjects: 1:00am—"THE = CHOSS' AND THE 8:00 p.m.—“WHY BELIEVE THE BIBLE.” Strangers welcome. Seafs free. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN 13th and Fairmont Sts. N.W. Pastors: DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. DR. ISAAC WARD, 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 11:00 a.m.—Dr. Kelly will presch. “The Unrecognized ASSEMBLY MAL® QUARTET. Mr. F. C. Schaefer, Baritone m Friendly, Fomily ch-vA NO STRANGERS—EVERYBODY FRIENDS | Lewinsville 3 P.M. SERVICE Conducted by REV. J. HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor of the Western Presbyterian Charedh. ‘Washington ' Heights Presbyterian Church Columbis and Kalorama roads. REV. JOHN 0. PALMER, D. D., Minister. :30 a.8.—Sunday school. 10:00 e.m.—Adule :ln-u 8:00 pm.—An Armistice ' Day _address, % Trus Basis of Broherhood: —SIX'IH PRESBYTERIAN 16th and xnady Sts. N.W. lMuplnlly acheol ‘Worship and _sermon, 11:00 2. —Worship rmon, 'r-oovn:—chmtln Endeavor Society. 5:00p.m—Worship and sermen. Tharsday, 8 p.m. e Midwesk peayer-servie. LUTHERAN. be carried on “the Little ! pastor’s FILLS PULPIT TOMORROW Dr. Md H. Scanlon to Preach a New York Avenue Preshy- terian. Church. Rev. Dr. David H. Scanlon, pastor of thu H‘lrl! Prolb !nrlln Church of )nvln.f "%.. Principle Who Was a Princip: Armistice day will be observed Bethany Chapel, th and, C stree northwest, _where - thousand American soldiers were m! d\lrlnl’ the late war. The pen at 8 p.m., in charge of Rev. WIlHlm A. Eisenberger, who served the 5th Division in France as a Y. M. C. A. worker, and who s now_the l‘.lll'.lnl of the New York erian ~ Church, of Avenn (!, Bethany Chapel is a mission. which £ {will REVIVAL TO BEGIN. Park View Chfllfiu Bervices toi Open Wednesday. al services are to begin Wldneldly night at the Park View Christian Church under the dll'u:tlon of Dr. Andrew W. Gottschall, pas S the Twanty-neih Street Chiistian Chllrch Baltimore. " Dr. Gottschall was: formerly pastor | of the Benning Christian Chum)l and general secretary of Christian | Churches in this city. The services close November 25. Rev. Mr. Smith will fill the Baltimore pulpit two Sundays. REFORMED First AT 13th A“ MONROE STS. N.W. DIVINE BEREICES & BUNDAY SeHOOE o 15th AND O STS. N.W. G"m HENRY H. BANCK, D. ""lr, fifflol»‘ » +HOME MISSION: 9.40—Sunday Rhfl % IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL CHURCH. CHRISTIAN. 15th St, Christian Church 13th 424 D Sts. 3. - pJARRETT, (16th St. and Columbia Rd.) 9:30 a.m.—Bible School for all. Graded classes. 11:00 am. —Dwme Worship, NON-SECTARIAN. The Gospel Mission 214 John Marshall. Place N.W. KARL GOOSEMAN, Supt. Meeting Each Night at 7:30 Wo misister to beth bedy asd soul. |A Mission of the Christ to the Wayfarers “Go ye to the streets and laves of the eity and compel them to come ia.’ We ask your presence and help. 5 CHRISTADELPHIAN. Christadel; Ecclesia’ NAVAL LODGE HALL. Every Sunday, 11:30 a.m. Anvnlmn-. Ecclefia e (Missouri 8; ety ave bet. M dud N st . PREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. SERVICE—11 A.M.— Anniversary Service commemora- tive of the ordination and pas- torate of the Rdv. J. Frederic Wenchel. Sermon by the REV. MARTIN WALKER, Buffalo, S. S. and Bible class, 9:45 am. ATO o B ?"i:‘g PASTOR—REYV. 1. O. BAKER Sunday services, 11 am. a0d 8 pm. Sunday school, 9:40 a. All Seats Free. “Rirangers Weicome. Christ Lutheran Church (Missour) 8ynod.) New Jersey ave. bet. M and N sta. 3. FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. Service—11 m.m. - 8. 5. and Bible class, 9:45 a’m. Evening service. 7:43 p.m. . Keller Memorial Lutheran MD. AVE. AND 9th ET. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Wile’s Bible Class for Men. MORNING SERVICE AT 11:00: Sermon by Rev. Frank E. Jensen of Philadeiphia EVENING SERVICE AT 7:45: “OUR RELATIONSHIP” Young People’s Societies at 6:45 Anthem, “Sun_of My R and chh’.h Mrs. Nelson, “Brightl i (:flmlh Miss 3 u:: Folimer. “m'irz HOMELIKE CHORCHL” |St. Mark’s Lutheran Church |, B and 8th ats. n.w, REV. B D. HATES, D. D, Puster. - “The Church Where You Feel st Home." -Bible- schodl. Vespers and Sermon. Wednesdas & B EoP L peayor service. cal Lutheran German. servi 0 am: 1 am., 8 p.m. Church o 57 Ladies' 'Ald, Wednesdsy and Thurs: @4 to § pam. Lather League, Thursdsy, E;iphany 6ts AXD U STREST® REV. W. C. WALTEMYER, Paster. M{.—L‘ St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church ,11th and H Sts. N.W. and music. 7:00_Chriotian Eodesvor. hoetit 8:00—Travel Talk on “HOLLAND."” 8:00, Thursday—Prayer service. Trinity Lutheran Church Corner 4th and E Sts. N.W. Misscury 08_H. Schroeder, pastor. LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL (At Thomas Circle Northwest) 5 G. M. DIFFENDERFER, D. D., Pastor 9:45 a.m.—Bible School. 11:00 a.m.—Sermon— “Non-Remembrance of Our Sins” Sohlryml-Domnuo.Mm from New o Concert Singer York City - 7:00 p.am.—Christian Endeavor Societies. 800 p.m—ARMISTICE DAY Services. LODGE OF MASONS will attend services. ‘LAFAYETTE ' Sermon: “KNOWING AND DOING.” Twe solos by Dorma Lee of New York City. Special anthems by choir. Decorations, Forget-Me-Nots. to 7. a to 5:30). 48 EAST GAFITOL ST~ 3 ¥ =R sermon by Pastor, 5. Pk View Coon G| 0, 17 gt Park road east of Georgla ave. WALTER F. SMITH, Miister. Evening at 7 :45—A Happy Bl school, O A ve or upp- | OONE Service for every one, led o, T Jumler Church by the male chorus. Specnal Justor"ind Bewior & B, a¢ 4 na 645 pm. | contralto solo by Miss Harri- REVIVAL SERVICES jman. BEGINNING NOV. 14. ¢ Each Evening, 8 pm. REV. A. W. GOTTSCHALL Of Baltimore, Evangelist, NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sermon by C. R. STAUFFER, the Minister, “INTERCESSORY PRAYER” 7:45—Address by GlLBERT 0. NATIONS Concert by the Ninth sum. Orehestra. Bible school. 9:30; C. B.. Fourteenth Street Church of Chri.st 14th snd Meridian st3. n.w. Bible study, 10 a.m. Preaching and Comimosion, 11 a.m. L l(,ome out and worship with us. F. NRAR Tth BOUTHWEST, IMPULSE 'roniminxn o e, L. H Windwr '||l sing, 'X'fl D':T o OF " A .o g Sears’ our mbbnun to Reception and soelal , far China, will ' preach, after the sermon. s. Games for all. Prof. Lowry L el the Youog Me: i Fiea'anys ot Fifu B Gfaily Tovi : oot HezSwem 5! thieir_sius th their God's elect * Fres saty chatts them) : fine organ. Centemnia] 7th and Eye n.e. METROPOLITAN SIXTH AND A STREPTS N.B. John Compton Ball, Pastor. MOBNING AT ELEVEN: “OUR FATHER” 30_Bible School. 10—HON. 00D meets men. 6: | | ? ARTHUR, 45—Three" EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE: “SURE PEACE” Second Baptist Church vfl"fil‘s‘hfl “LEST WE FORGET" FU1T o FROOE Faten, 8:00 p.m.—*THE MASTER MAN." R 4 mVG ONLY TEE orT- Special music at both services under di- rection of W. E. Braithwaite, OUNG MAN AND HIS 6: lapm~\'olult . Peopie’s ‘tea; 7, C. E. > Vcrwm ave. north of N st. EARLE WILFLEY, LL. D., Paster. elcome—Challenging Messages "Pnn HATH HER VICTORIES.™ West Washington Baptist Services: 11 a.m. spd 8 p.m. 0 a.m.—Bible school. X Christian Endeavot. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Hon. Perry W. Howard EIDES AND GROOMS,” . R. I, GRANIGER. Temple Baptist Churcl-l (Cor. 10th and N Sts.) PASTOR, DE. J. J. MUIR. THEOSOPH‘Y. Theosophical Lectures Mrs. Vita Reed Stone TLLDSTRATED LECTURE, Monday_Evening, at “TWENTIETH CENTURY R NIGHTHOOD. Tucaday evening. at & 7th & Randolph sts.—Re F. Paul Lenghorne, Pastor. . Classes for al Sorion By Rev. Ia TBaptist Young Peopl —Sermon tor National Lodge of Cordial lnnuun is extended to every one Worship_at_Petworth KENDALL BAPTIST CHURCH 9th BET, B A¥D C S.W. WEEATLEY Y. W. 01 Rbode Taiaad ave. mine” > ‘esper_Services. Sunday, 4 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST = Chnr:h of Christ, Scientist, Columbia road and Euelid Second Church of Christ, Scientist, N.E. Masonic Temple, §tb and F sts. N.E. Third Church of { Fourth Church of Chrm. smnun. I The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd. SUBJECT— “ADAM AND FALLEN SERVICES— SUNDAY, 11 AM. AND 8 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL—11 A.M. 'WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS— 8 O'CLOCK. READIVG ROOMS: m(cm t Wednesday. Bolidays, 2: SECOND BIG WEEK. The Trombone Evangelists, Rev. and Mrs. Ellery G. Aldridge Preaching every night except Saturday. IDEAL QUARTET SINGS § Sunday School—9 : C. B—T:15, COME ONE. COME ALL. BE RHODE 1SLaND AVA. At Second st. n.w. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Paster. 11 a.m and st 8 p.m.—Preaching by the pastor. - Baptism. ) I AY NIGHT. 12 to § (except Wednesdays, 13 Sundays, 330 to 5:30. Olseed 0,8 COLORABO BLDG., 14th G Sts— Hours. 10 %0 8, (Wed... 10 ta 7. and Ses. 10 1o 9 week Py e!eepl ‘Wednesdays, IT." Young er_meeting, Thure- ‘welcome. BAPTIST. 5l THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH i 16th AND O STREETS, JUST ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE ALL GREEN LIND BUSSPS PASS CHURCH DOOR. DR. J. STANLEY DURKEE President of Howard University, will preach on Sunday, November 11, 18 and 25—11 a.m, and 8 p.m. 11 AM~ I “AN INTRODUCTION DESIRED” 20-Minute Organ Recital by Prof. Ferry, 7:40 to 8 pm. 8 PM.— “OLD NEGATIVES REPRINTED” PREE PEWS—Communion after morning sermon. 8. 8. 9:30 am. B Y. P U. 6 to7:30 p.m, with social and reception. Swedlsh Bcrvices at 8730 ia the S. S.'Room, by Rev. G. W. Lindstrom of Shelton, Cona. ov. 12, at 8 p.w. Al fovited, Calvary Baptist Church EIGHTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST Morning at 15:00— “THE NATION'S MANHOOD” Father and Son Day. “THE YOUNG WOMAN WHOSE OTHER . NAME WAS LOYALTY". A Sunday Evening Talk to young people, espe- cially to those who believe in the pricelessness of true friendship. You Are Welcome — Chorus Choir — Male Quartet