Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1926, Page 9

‘ BIBLE SPELLERS CONTEST MARCH 2% 0Old-Fashioned *Bee™ Will Be Held in Thomson Com- munity Center. us with His 17:26 fine | suge coneern | washed His @ i | their contide their into consternation by predict- i mes- when lie He turned individual The committee on arrangements for the community B Sk e P bredict 5 5 | it “one of them' would betray be held in the Thomson Community | When they commenced to ques- Center, Twelfth and L streets, March 1 their own worth, Christ knew ity the | that they could be tru with one \ted | excepiion. Judis, the utive of to | the twelve, rofused to bend his self- will, 1d selfishness to the M ted himsell . announg will 1 evening it elir enti; voted d until he I from the apostolic college The Lord then turned His attention toward fitting the eleven for the aming tral by informing them of words in | 15 departure. e sought to fortify N Cetters: | them by instituting the Lord's Supper, Jrerslas a memorial to observed until "1 He should return again. He tried to e iu{kuit them together in the bonds of pan | 10Y€ by teaching them the new com- {mandment. The vequirement of love | was in the law, but th= duty of lov- s Tle did, was new. It still on. In no other way can of Christ meet the cond tions of this changing Mater istic and spiritual ideals are feeling the effects of the present e Rest- lessness marks the social world. In nittee hus plani n ry land the for justice whicl It can't be ignored, louder, longer and ed humanity has upon the pillars of 1 conditions, like b was made le of prosy who said the bt not to an in response ctive children will spell « pliced its 1 the pr addresses iy powe tual help- | rafty its the ndment by ong men and | practice of the new comn EVANGELIST IN SERIES | Ly, fllowers, of the Savior, curls 10t ha OF REVIVAL MEETINGS, évv’.lk._ Dr. Warren to Conduct Services u:i Fifth Baptist Church. Beginning 1l Christians practice the cepts “to love one an- e loved men, Too many wous like Pet whom no one would have thought could ever be un- true to the Master, yvet he denied the Lord three times that night, just as said that he would. Heart Trouble Cured. 1t was in an effort to comfort the distracted eleven, who were distressed, | disturbed and despondent by the events that their Teacher had in. formed them would take place in con- nection with His departure. It was | when they thought that their love, which ‘they had considered was per- mnent, w: haken almost to its foundation, that Christ stretched out His hands for silence and delivered His last words (o them. They have heen a source of comfort to all who have been called upon to walk in the 2 of the shadow of death during the centuries that have since inter- vened. The great Leader spoke as a conqueror when He delivered His last messages that have opened up to all mankind the cure for their troubled hearts Jesus had been a man of sorrow. He had compassion for the great suf- fering hosts of mankind, He has always heard their cry of agony, whether it has come from the palace of the rich or the cottage of the poor, In the hour of trouble the marks of | distinction are forgotten and men be- come one. He has given to all who { will accept Him the peace and poise which characterized His life, so that DEDICATION PLANS WILL BE STARTED Week of Preparation to Open at Mount Vernon Place Church Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Ending Thursday. Florida. nected with the Baptis sion Board h. For the past tw rs he has been doing evangeli: i BISHOP WILL CONFER CONFIRMATION MONDAY Ceremony to Be Held ;t Chapel of Good Shepherd by Episcopal | Prelate. Freeman, visit the herd. Si: James E. hington, wi Chapel of the Good She and I streets northeast, Monday eve- ng at 8 o'clo The bishop will ad- ister the rite of confirmation to a pl of candidates and will ermon. The Chapel of the | sion chapel | ction of the affairs are ndministered S. Abbott. Mr. Abbott ice on | m; ng the preache ngton A. McCallum, 'aul's Church. DRIVE HEAD e A week of preparation for the dedi- Rev. G. G. Dowey to Speak Tomor-| ,i;n of the Mount Vernon Place row at Westminster Church. !ifethodist Episcopal Church South, . - : o |which will occur March 21, will A e O etvierian Cinron | beain tomorrow, At 11 o'clock Dr. W. justor, Rev. Henry W. Tol A. Lambeth, the pastor, will preach on ¥ S on “et, “Preparation for Dedication,” and at 8 p.m. “Marking Saints.” Tev. W. A. McKee, assistant to the pastor, will preach to the Junior Church at 11 o'clock, and the Senior League will have a debate at 6:45 on, “Resolved, That constitutional pro- hibition has simplified the temperance problem.” The Misslonary Society will meet Tuesday ' at 11 o'clock and the ‘Workers' Council ‘of the Sunday school Wednesday at 7 p.m. A dedication banquet will be held Saturday at 7 p.m., at the Lee House, with D. C. Roper, former commis- sjoner of internal revenue, as chair- man. Dr. George S. Sexton, president of Coliege of Louisiana; secretary of the board of missions, and former pastors and presiding elders will speak. Bishop Warren A. Candler, who laid the corner stone of the edifice and who | headed the commission of the general conferance that sanctioned its build- ing, will dedicate the church at the morning service March 21, Thig ser- vice will be broadeast by station WCAP. At the evening service, Rev. T. D. Ellls, secretary of the board of church extension, will preach. MEMORIAL TO BE HELD. | Services Planned for Maggie Le Grand Haycock Tomorrow. At the West Washington Baptist Church tomorrow, at 1l a.m. a me- morial service to Maggie Le Grand Haycock will be held, Dr. J. Muir will be the preacher. At 8 p. the pastor, Rev, C. B. Austin, ill preach on “The Only Way of Salvation.” ector the mpaign, will conduct a conference at 5:30 p.m. with the officers of all departments of the church. At 8 p.m. Dr. Dowey will lecture on “Aen, Money and Ma- chinery.” . Class in Healing to Meet. and Rible class afternoon at Anditorium, 1326 a class of Chris- under the direction of k, associate wniniste s Club meets at The leader for this ildred Jeffries, on the Nobility of Work. Viva M. J. 1l lecture at 8 p.m. Rev. Homer Kent to Preach. Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the First Brethren Church, Twelfth and wutheast, will preach to- morning on “Lovest Thou Ta the evening at 7:43 o'clock his sermon will be evangelistic. He the subject, “Pilate’s am. sunday school + 645 p.m. the Christian ting. Gunton-Temple Memorial. Rev. Bel of the Presbyteri second ser- ming Temple will his spec . Sabbath. o'clock twi- light service his theme will bo “The ¥riend of Those Who Had Failed.” e Lecture Series Announced. Washington Lodge, Theosophical Society, announces two series of free ic lectures, one by Harry D. Ap- the theosophical headquarters, 1215 11 street, on “Human Assets Liabilities.” Tomorrow evening to e “Man’s Assets,” and “Man's Liabilities,”” both The other series is to be ty at Nen ziven in the Playhouse, 1814 N street, will lead w 30-day |by L. W. Rogers, president of the listic campaign at John Wesley | American Theosophical Society, with A N L. Zion Church, Fourteenth and | headquarters at Chicago. His first ¢ Corcoran streets, the pastor, Dr. H. T. | topic is to be “The Mysterles and Medford, will preach tomorrow from | Wisdom of Egypt” Thursday, and the subject “An Old-time Revival,” at | Friday, on “Earth’s New Civilization,” 10:45 am. “A White Harvest Field” | both at 8 p.m. will be his theme at 7:456 p.m. ” Sermon to Be Illustrated. Novena to Be Held. At the Chevy Chase Baptist Church ‘A novena in honor of Our Lady of | tomorrow evening Dr. Edward O. Prorapt Succor will be held at the|Clark, the pastor, will preach the sec- Trsuline Convent, 519 Fourth street,!ond of a series of tthmted sermons beginning Wednesday and ending | entitled “Journeys to Jerusalem.” The c the feast of the annuncia- | gubject will be “The Temple.” In the I John P Hogun of the | morning he will deliver a sermon, on Mission House altThe Unanswerable Question.” ) evening at 1\ 5 jowed by benediction. lie; Rlessed Lady nvited 1 novena. Sunday Bill Indorsed. { Indorsement of the Sunday observ- mnce bill was given by the Interde- nominational Mi; erial Alliance at ting Tuesday at the John Wes: M. E. Zion Churc i o Preach, 3 March cvan ————— onr e make the g2y “01d Dutch Supper.” Y jety of the Gor- ¢ 1 suck Miss Laura L. Rogers of Elizabeth, | serve an “old _super” has a unique profession, that | day evening, in the social hall of the ying catchy names for houses, {H _Street Christian B boata and commercial products and H afrests Tues- | | THE EVENING Sunday School Lesson By Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson. their hearts could be untroubled. liis way calls for us to have faith in God as our Father, in Jesus as our Savior, Lord and coming ‘and in a future life. His ab- sence, He assured the eleven, was to be temporary and that it would be advantageous, because He would be preparing a place for them in the Father's home. The privilege of per- manent fellowship with the Christ and the loved ones who have gone on Lefore has taught us that death s but an incident in life. We have made too much of death. Our Lord seldom ke of immortality. He always as- sumed its reality. It is the background of His ministry. He came to glve us life. He is the way to life everlasting. Tha lfe we recelved from 1l is marked by love for God. We prove our possession of this life by keeping His commandments, which Include the one to “love one another.” In holding up the picture of the Father's home as our future dwelling place, Fle brought heaven near to men. There {8 no sweeter word in a language than home. It is not the character of the building but the love of those who dwell in the home, be it ever s , that inspires us to struggle, sacrifice and to win in the tes The assurance of the s love and the way of per- sonal fellowship with the Lord Jesus helps us to Luve faith in His perfect sacrifice for sin. It is only as we come through repentance and faith to partake of 1lis sacrificial death that we can enter into His method of life in fellowship with God as our Fathe His oneness with God was the of His urance to His disciples that they should do greater works through their dwelling deep in Him. The Comforter Promised. promise of the Comforter was upon Christ's deity. or for the coming of the as well as His prayer for 1 we find that it is not petition of an inferior, but a request of an equal The lteral-minded ‘Thomas had his difliculties to under- stand the promises of the Lord, fust as many modern doubters have their problems. When men act on o scien- tific methed of procedure, they can come to know the Master's teaching through doing His will. All can share His poise, peace and power by exer- cising faith—that is the foundation of commerce, civilization and the Christian's religion—by responding to calling of God in Christ The the high Jesu The stirring within a man that con- viets him of his individual sin and reveals unto him Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior is the work of the Iloly Spirit, whom the departing Mas- ter promised that He would send to dwell with men. The Unseen Pres- ence, who walks by our side giving us a delightful sense of power from on high, gave that same confldence to the apostles. Ha quickened their memory so that they recalled the life, labors and the lessons of Jesus in a that fllled them with a mighy, resist- less power. The secret of the success of Christian effort during the cen- turies has been the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit, who has helped men to live the lives of sons of God. He is still directing men to sec In Jesus “the way, the truth and the life.” Love is the test of discipleship and obedience to Christ's commands is @ proof of our love. If we possess the life from above, we will enfoy the fellowship of our Lord, do His will and work through the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, whom He sent to flll His disciples with courage to have faith in the Father, Christ and a future life and follow Him. MISSION TO REOPEN TOMORROW MORNING | i l ; » Redemptorist Fathers to Resume Work Begun Last Year at St. Augustine's Church. A two-week renewal of the wmis- sion conducted last year by the Re- demptorist Fathers at St. Augus tine’s Church, Fifteenth street be- tween L and M streets, will open to- morrow morning at the 11 o'clock high mass. The mission will be un- der the direction of Fathers Holland and McCann of Annapolls, Md. The services in the evening, be- ginning tomorrow at 7:456 o'clock, and every morning at & and 8 o'clock, will be especially for women the en- tire week. The closing exercises for the women will be held next Sunday afternoon, at which time the mission blessing will be given. The schedule of services for the men will begin Sunday evening, March 21, at 7:45 o'clock, and con- tinue every evening thereafter at the same hour, likewise in the morning at 5 and 8 o'clock, until the end, on Palm Sunday, when speclal closing exercises will be held in the after- noon and the mission blessing im- parted. A _series of instructions on many vital points of faith will be given every morning, and a sermon on an important subject will be preached in the evening of each week. A cor- diai invitation is extended to all who may wish to attend the services either of the two weeks. Peck Memoriel Chapel. Peck Memorial Chapel. Pennsyl- vania avenue and Twenty-eighth street, is making provision for 200 strangers at a strangers' service to- morrow at 7:45 p.m. Refreshments will be served, to which all strangers are invited by the pastor, Rev. Irving Washington Ketchum. In the morn- ing Mr. Ketchum will speak on “The Christian's Job.” The Intermediate C. E. meets, at 7 p.m. in parish hall, for young people 13 to 19 years of age. New Members to Be Admitted. Several new members will be ad- mitted at the communion service to- morrow at 8:30. p.m. at Second Bap- tist Church, Third street between H and I streets. At 11 a.m. the pastor, Rev. J. L. 8. Holioman, will have for his subject “The Last Will and Testa- ment of King David and the Bequest of Christ.” Aé go?lim' he will preach on ‘“Jesus T In| ver F White Tnto Harvest. & Eas To Preach on Life of Christ. Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley, in giving his series of sermons on “THe Life of Christ,” will preach tomorrow morn- ing at the Vermont Avenue Christian urch, “Jesus Facing the Cross,” and in the evening will give his fourth sermon from books, “The Dawn of a Tomorrow,"” Frances n Burnett. Temple Baptist Church. “Increase Our Faith” will be the theme of Rev. T. O: Jones' sermon to- morrow morning at Temple Baptist Church. Tenth and N streets north- west. In the evening he wiil preach on “The Convincing Power of a Miracle.” . Lincoln Congregational. At Lincoln Congregational Temple spal Chureh will | tomorrow morning Rev. It. W. Brooks e will speak from the subject, “The Hu- man versus the Divine Mind.”” The Christian Endeavor Socisty, will mest. 64 o SR In the! STAR, WASHINGTON, ILENTEN SPEAKERS ARE ANNOUNCED Senator Tyson to Talk Tues- day—Dr. Lewis Wed- nesday. Rev. H. 11, Ranck will be the speak- er at the noonday Lenten services held in Kelth's Theater Monday at 12:30 pm. W. W. Everett will preside and Rev. N. M. Stmmonds will pronounce the invocation and benediction. This service will begin the fourth week of the eighth annual series of Lenten services which are arranged for the business men and women of { Washingt ach year by the Lay- men's Se ce Association of the 2 sopal Church in the Dic f sh on, with whom the Wa ‘ederation of Churches w ton erate ervices will be held each week day except Saturday at 0 p.m. Tuesday Thursday there will be music for five minutes Lefore the service begin: The public is cordially invited to ul tend the services, for which there no udmission charge nor offerini The speaker Tuesday will by Lawrence D. T n, United Senator and former Governor nessee. Rev. T. H. Lewis will conduct the service and M. O. Chance will pre side. co-op- ather Lewi: cll will preside. The speaker Thursday is unknown to the Lenten servi wiance. Hul-§ A. Woolfall is a student at the weological Sex . mear | but has engaged to a con- | b and clvic gton and is the organizer of the Toe 11 Club of Wast ington. This wmeeting s arrans the hope of securing the presence voung people. Rev. J. H. A. Lom bergerf, who is in charge of the younz ¢ people’s work of Epiphany Church, | will conduet the service and,Coleman | Jennings will be the chairmah. { Rev. Thoma: Greene, in charge | bureau of the Amer- fcan T who_was prevented from speaking last Thursday by ill ness, will make the address at the noonday Lenten service next Friday. mmander . T slderable activities Rev. William H. Hilbish will conduct the ervice and V. O. Hiltabidle will preside. Therc will be no service Sat- urday MISSIONARY ADDRESS. Two Meetings at Full Gospel As- sembly Tomorrow. A missiona address will be at the Full Goepel Assembl Penns; ania avenue, tomorrow and 7:45 pan. by the missionary sec- retary of the general council of the Assemblies of God, Rev. W, M. Faux of Springfield, Mo. Scenes and in- cidents in the Holy Land, India, Egypt and other places recently vis- jted by Mr. Faux will be illustrated by stereopticon. Regular services next week are: Healing, Tuesday evening; Pentecost- al, Wednesday evening. Miss Elsa Kirshner will speak at the Young Crusaders® meeting tonight. e REVIVAL BEING HELD. London and Belfast Leaders Con- duct Services at Bible Hall. Rev. Herbert Stoneham of London and Mrs. L. N. Stoneham of Delfast, Ireland, are conducting revival serv. ices at Bible Ha Ninth and E streets. Open-air services will be con ducted every night next week .')i o'clock. | Rev. Walter Long of Chanevville, and Rev. John Pothoff will sing and speak Monday night. DR. WOOD'S TOPICS. Pastor of Church of Covenant to Speak Twice Tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Charles Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, will preach tomorrow morning on “Suf- fering With Christ and tomorrow evening on “Sluggish Souls.” Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock the Society of the Covenant will hold its annual meeting, followed by lunch- eon, in the lecture room of the church. Thursday at 11 o'clock Mrs. Selden P. Spencer will continue her Lenten series of addresses on mission study, using the book “New Days in Latin America.” The Thursday evening class in mission study will unite with the regular midweek service, when Mrs. John Nelson Mills will give an illustrated lecture on “South Amer- jca.” . SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Woman's Evangelisal Conference Sessions Are Announced. The Woman's Evangelical Confer. ence will have charge of the service at Second Baptist Church, Second and N streets southwest, tomorrow evening according to an announce- ment by Rev. John Richards, pastor. The conference also will conduct services every evening until Friday. The Sunday school will be held at 9:30 o'clock and communion at 3 p.m. The pastor will preach at the 11 at 7. o’'clock service. ingnm Memorial. “On the Highway to Discipleship” will be the subject of the sermon at the Ingram Memorial Congregational Church, Massachusetts avenue and Tenth street northeast, at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. At the 8 o'clock service the subject wil be *“Children of God.” Rev. Kyle Booth, the pastor, will preach at both services. P Dr. Johnston to Lecture. Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston will give the third lecture on “Ideas of Religion and God” in St. John's Church tomor- row night. This lecture will be on the subject of “The Ivolution of Re- liglous Ideas, Particularly With the Idea of God.” Evensong is sung at 7:45 o'clock, the lecture beginning im- mediately afterward, at 8:10 o'clock. Lecture on “Inspiration.” “True Inspiration” will be the sub- ject of a lecture at the Sclence of Truth Association, 1800 I street, apart- ment 21, Friday evening at 8 o'clofhk. e Wednesday at 5 p.m., a talk on laws of healing will be given hy Ada Ralney. A NEW PLAOE TO BAT VALENTINO’S Famous Italian Dinners Served From 6:00 to 10:30- Sundays. _12:00 to 10:30 | Luncheon—12:00 to 2:3 Opposite Ambassador Theater “Spaghetti as it Should be” T. O, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1928. FORECLOSURE SUITS REACH HIGH MARK Thirty Filed in One Day in Two Circuit Courts of Baltimore. BALTIMORE est number of March 13.—The larg- foreclosure suits on v in several years s reached this week in courts. Approximately were filed in one of the two courts said that during the last two wecks an unusual number of suits had been filed. To record sults and prepare the 2 has been necessary han an hour the two circu: 30 suit of the suits ha filed by building and loan and mortgage companies. defendants are named in a number of suits. One man was named d tendant in more than half of thos filed yesterday and the latter part of st week & reporte Mhe ineres in the nun closure suit rise to the real estate market was “glutted and that prices soon would drop. These reports were denied by real estute brokers. Thev pointed out that probably many of the suits to foreclose were aguinst persons who purchased @ number of pieces of property for speculative purposes and heen unable to meet the mortgage ve been sadd that while const ings had been intensive ost-war years, the supply homes at this time w than the demanc however, that home constri not be ¢ this of dwe the of “PEACEFUL OSTRICH” TOPIC OF ADDRESS Rev. Henry S. Mitchell to Speak Before Episcopal Sunday School Institute at March Meeting. “The T'eaceful Ostric ¢ the title of an address to be delivered by Rev Miller, vicar of Epiphany at the March meeting of the Church in the Diocess of Wash- . which will he held in the par- ish hall of £t. John's Church, H near Sixteenth street, next Tuesday at § p.m. This will be the first meeting of institute under the newly ited department of religlous education, and Rev. Dr. W. L. De Vries will pre side. Five persons will be nominated to serve as membars of the department, All present will have the privilege of making nominations and of voting on the candidates The first address on will be made hy Rev. Calvert E. Buck rector of Christ Chure G streats southeast. His topic will be “The Tea t v the Sunds Johnson 1l tell of the Blue Mountain Summer Conference. Mra. Johnson, besides being a member | of the department of religious edu- cation of the diocese of Washington, is chairman of the committee on pro- grams for the school which will be held in ., in July, The committee in cha Mountain Summer Conference is com- posed of Episcopalians from all parts of the country, but primarily the con- ference is arranged for churchmen in the dioceses of Pennsylvania, Mary- land and Washington. WOMEN WILL MEET. Calvary Baptist Mission Group to Hold Annual Session. Wom: Missionar y The of Cal In ann ing at 11 o'clock in the junior room of the Sunday school house. Mrs. W. G. Jamieson, formerly a issionary to China, will gpeak on “The Application of Prayer and Mis- sions."” The devotional service wiil be led by Mrs, John R. Thomas. Mem- bers of the Kendall Circle will be hos- tesses. Luncheon will follow the elec- tion of officers. Members of other churches are invited e “Our Invisible Helpers.” Tev. Jane B. Coates will have for her subject at 11 a.m. tomorrow, at the Spirftual Science Church of Christ, the L'Aiglon Club salons, Eighteenth and Columbia road, “Our Invisible Helpers.” SALE OR EXCHANGE We have several high grade business proper- ties with equities rang- ing from $10,000 to $100,000. Auvadilable for sale or trade Story & Co. 81217th St. Fr. 4100 Ww o1 Thomas Next Tuesday “A NIGHT IN SPAIN™ Asether evening of Mardi-Gras with it charsoteris. tic of Le Paradis fun features. B to de Dancing Till 3 A, M. Souvenirs. Nauyer Doans SemdlsfiRoredis Band, Phorie Main4336 forReseavaTions the program | 1, at Sixth and | SEA-GOING PASTOR TOTALK ON JONAK Rev. Perry Mitchell to Con- duct Services at Petworth Baptist. THE TWO-WAY PULPIT Views of Opposing Religious Leaders on Bible Questions. TODAY’S TEXT: “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” BY HUBERT C. HERRING. BY JOHN ROACH STRATON, D.D. Noted Liveral Writer. Lecturer, Preacher, ary Baptist Church, New York, Boston. nt Fundamentalist League. Ten thousand years ago an ancestor That is the greatest news story of ours stood at the mouth of his cave. | @ver written. It tells us precisely what we want most to know—where It was at sunset. The mountains were | we came from and how we got here, purple and the and implies also trees black against where we go from dull crimson. He here. watched, and he How compre- thought’ of his hensive it is! “In sheep, of his chil- the beginning"— dren, of his boy- then there,was a | hood. A question beginning. Thisls came. tremendously im- “Where does it portant to know, a1l come from?” because it means | 1. The question is that there will | s old as the first also be an ending. | man, and as mod- The best of sc ern 'as the last entific thought ad- child of five who M mits a beginning. demands, “Who The radioactive brought thebaby?” | | properties of mat- It the same ter prove that question, and al-| po Such processes ways interesting. could not have| The man at ths cave mouth found | gone on through an eternal past. The | his answer. It was—God. revelation, then, in Genesis tells us Iie had a second question, “How |a truth that modern science is only { M%) umh;d:gj”au of this? When was It|now at this late day beginning to |9 ™™ i D |day at That question was repeated a thou- timen: Chiliren aoked it st ted In the beginning God.” Before | c— WILL MEET TOMORROW. ever there an earth or a sun or | €. Men asked it. Women talked fa star God This brings us to | out it. Society of the Nazarene at St. Mary's Chapel. Rev. Perry Mitchel Sea-Going special service tist Church, v , known us “the Preacher.” will conduct t the Petworth Ba Seventh nnd Randolnh streets, for one week, beginning tomor mornin, He will speak on Book of Jonah” e night except Saturday. His subject tomor: “A Young Prea * In the evenin i n for morning w First Deck Court-Martis “Jonah's Confinement ; Thursday, “Joreh's Restoration to Duty i s Discharge from Servic A meeting of the W the home of M 2763 Woodley road, Tuesday at 8 p.m. man of the church and Sun < invited will lead the missionary nesday at § p.m., while meeting will be held Thurs 30 p.m W. G. will be T tuth Snider, DE. HERRING. STRATON. “In the the heavens the fundamental truth that this uni They found the answer, verse is primarily a spiritual sov beginning God created ereignty and not a mere material 1 1d the earth.”” They had no calen- Thix truth offers a rational r. They set no date, “In the begin- | and ethical basis for orderly, progres " was enough. They were con- | sive and happy social systems, EOv- | ernments and educational, religious | of the form. | ic institutions. Instead of | in S iption which | tween G ¢ i<in nd agnosticism, it the peace. pur from the kno rtures of { The S0 the book of Gene: It was mado up of the he told and retoid, passed dow the men who lived in caves to the men who stretched tents between the trees, Centuries p grop- 18 destiny, ther's 11 service at § p.n The Soriety o terested in the 1 n forgot. Thev | 1 began to say had written | a He ¥ this book. They figured dates. They added 2 note in the in, and said that God had created all the heavens and the earth in the vear 4004 before the birth of Jesus of Naza- reth. God had done all of this in one week. No one contradicted them. The minds of men do not stand still. More ¢ A hun- dred years re restless xcientists asking many questions. Men imncovered rocks and studied fossils. Other men studied animals and birds and fish, Others traced out old in- scriptions in caves, They worked for vears. They made many mistakes. They came from their sutdy with J » new truths about which they all agreed. They tell us of a world w millions of y old. They of a creation which has occup: told ages. They hold up man as the product of this age-long unfolding of the powers of the heavens and the carth. This is evolution. The truth of evolution gives reach and power to religion. It mives the right to believe in a God who |sto has been in the universe from the God who works thro v process of law. the essence of religion. “In the created.” was inevitahzie. The creative im pulse and purpose is an integral essential pa all personality. It i< illustrated in the dream of the poe the musician, t and the divin -, as well as in the shington two brane for colore people, one at St. Luke's Church and one at St. Mary's Chapel, where the meeting will be held tomorrow, The L. Mitchell, 18 eo 1 officers of the ent to the { his people. —— St. Anthony’s Devotions. Very Rev. Paphael M C., will direct the d | 13 Tuesdays in honor of which will begin at St. Mary March 16. Every Tuesday morning there will be a m: at St. Anthony's shrine at 7 o'c 1 sermon, pras ers and henediction artisan. favorable attention a heginning. unl s in that beginnig to create the world, then we are reduced to the absurdity of thought that nothing, which was in the beginning, made somett -namely, the earth—out of nothing! Science now teaches that matter Itimate constituent elements, composed of minute parti substance calied “atoms 1 stones of the uni aind * us Since there wi B . in te ~Boy Preacher” to Speak. elist Thomas ¥ us ad's ete enervy no more than when ihle - LAYMEN’S RETREAT HOUSE |REV. G. G. DOWEY TO TALK. Building to Be Erected at Mount | Manresa, on the Severn. i Special Dispatch to The Star., BALTIMORE, March 13—A retreat house for the laymen of th Archdiocese of Baltimore, w cludes Washington, will be c { Money and Machinery." 2 cost of approximately $100,000 at In the evening the pastor. Rev. Mount Manresa, on the Severn, it was | Godfrey Chobot. will take for his announced here today. The house wit | °P'¢ 03’8 Frovisien for Us. be built on the Nevern, opposite An- 5 napolis. s The structure will be a threeanda.| B+ ¥ P. U. Societies to Meet. ry building, 140 feet long. A| The B. Y. P. U. Intermediate So- h 12 feet wide will run the entire | cieties of the District of Columbia th of the building. The home will [ will hold their monthly meeting at mmodate 62 men, & man to each | Temple Laptist Church March 19 at room. 8 p.m. Mission Board Head to Occupy Presbyterian Pulpit. At the Sixth Presbyterfan Church | | tomorrow morning Rev. George G. Dowey of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions will speak on “Men, Cleans Teeth Safely Children take to the flavor ' CONTENTMENT| A USED CAR rrox Joseph McReynolds 14th STREET'AA;I' R Christian Science Change of Location of Church Services The Christian Science Parent Church of the New Generation Having outgrown its quarters at Hotel Lafayette - Tomorrow, Sunday, March 14, 11 AM. and every Sunday morning thereafter, services will be held at HOTEL MAYFLOWER (Assembly Room, 17th Street Entrance) All Are Cordially Invited An address by ANNIE C. BILL, Founder and Leader of the advancing movement of Christian Science, will, as usual, supplement the regular Christian Science church service. True Christian Science is neither sectarian nor commercial. It does not rely for results upon platitudes, abstractions nor personalities. It solves practically ‘the present daily problems of human experience. It presents and illustrates the universal Science of mental causation and mental formation, through which Jindividual and collective health become spontaneous and natural. Tt constitutes the link between Christianity and Science and provides the solution of the problem of Christian unity. It explains and demonstrates the Science of true spiritual evolution and impels civil, scientific, and religious advancement. “Spiritual evolation alone is worthy of the exercise of Divine Power” —Mary Baker Eddy. A sample copy of The Christian Science Watchman, the progressive publication of this church, may be secured free of cost by addressing the publishers or by calling at the public Reading Rooms, Both Located in the Christian Science Building at 20 Jacksen Place N.W. Washington, D. C. Phone Main 8242 European headquarters, 674, Baker street, London, England.