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EV ]"\T\(‘ Q'I‘ \T? “’ \\TTT\(“'W?‘V DLOMATS TOLON PEACE SERVICE HERE Special Rites Marking Sign- | ing of Treaty in Paris Begin Tt e j at 4 0°Ciock Tomorrow. ; 1 0CK | Chur {to be given REV. n. D. BISHOPS TO PREACH INALL SAINTS CHURCH An- W. F. PEIRCE, Teller Cocke nounces Plans for October | Rev. }{cm‘_\' { | Services. i s Bishop Wood- | ng Sunday | as will de- | | Irel: W. W. Owens, who > beg de- | her place ! the | rv.u((‘ her full gel has the children of "\l’ 2 been a teacher and a nt to her mother, Mrs. Joseph E. who fer many vears was e of the beginners' dwpxr.msrt TABERNACLE SERVICE PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED Evangelistic Meeting Continues to > New Eng- ed as 2 professo before he be- Draw Large Numbers of Church Attendants. The evangelistic service conducted ®levery Sunday night at the (,mprlJ and | Tahernacle, North Capitol and K 8 the | streets, has found great favor with | among the | many ‘of the church-going public of | inds of unseen st the National Capital. Rev. Harry L. | Collier will speak at the evening service | from the topic, “The Great I Am of | the Gospel” or “What Is the Message of t poch- | the Church?” and at 11 am. on “The making event suggestion that | Divine Law of Increase,” a message for pastors, in accordance with the plan of | Christian workers of every creed the Federal of Churches of | Following the 20-minute song service 2 jay of | each Sunday night there is a “visitors’ In | introduction * when worship- ers from many of the States and Ter- ritories are made to feel “at home.” A | public e service will be held Tuesday at 7:45 pm. The midweek aise and song service will be held v at 7:45 pm. and the Young | | Crusaders will meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. | Tabernacle evangelists are continuing | | the gospel crusade in Maryland and | TRAINING CLASS ROLLS OPEN FOR REGISTRATION ¥ | !| Bible Questions ()f the Dav | By Harlow R. Hoxt. } | Ste 10 X E/\ Hr"» o,-w‘:rv 12 to w l IN THE ROMAN PRISON. Questions. something about Philippl. What significance was placed by | — upon the utterances of dl‘~4 d persons? i did Px do a:‘ and Silas jan extended vacation, srning of | iy { Owes to Religious | talk on | afternoon ‘GRUHU W|ll HoLD OPEN-AIR SERVIGE ;Kallipolis Members to Attend Religious Meeting at Temple Heights at 4 P.M. emple Helghts rection of Rev. grand chaplain. Will be delivered by Rev ancilor of C v Baptist a sp J. Walter Humphre | charge of the music and Harry G. Kim- { ball will a vocal program tto will play | Homer , and 1 officers and members rotto, M. O. V. P. E. R, and the officers and | of the following named lodge Hiram, No. 10, : Hope, No. 20, aster; King Robb, m: the officers and members tron; Lew n: Washington Centenni: Lillian E. Alber, matron; Birmingham, ron; Loyalty matron; Y J lliam L. Hunt on. The officers of Kallipolis Grotto are Al\h\u Poynton, monarch; Harr B chi of W nbers of these fraternities are v these services and ample | seating axmmmodnlmn is afforded. DR. BRIGGS RETURNS. 1 Resume Pulpit at Fifth Baptist Church. Briggs. will preach at Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow morning and evening. At the morning | bour he will welcome new members. Dr. Briggs made an extended visit to nd, England, France and Belgium taking a 500-mile motor trip and vis- | iting many of the battlefields and ceme- teries of the great World War. Rev. R. W. Brooks to Officiate. Pastor W' Rev. Dr. John E. | "t the services of Lincoln Congrega- | tional Temple, at the Lincoln Theater, Brooks, who has just re- a brief trip South, “What Makes There will be ‘The Chris-| will meet M. C. A. at ‘What the World ders."” Rev. R. W. turned from peak from the subject, Life Worth the Effort?” special musical selections. deavor Society 1fth Street Y. pm. The subject is Union Service Is Arranged. At Memorial United Brethren Church, | | North Capitol and'R streets, the pastor, Rev. Dr. Simpson B. Daugherty will “Pilate” at the 11 o'clock serv- ice tomorrow. A union service with the Eckington Presbyterian Church will be held at 8 o'clock in the evening at the United Brethren Church. EPWORTH LEAGUE The annual institute echo meeting is being held at Washington Grove this and evening picnic supper. At the evening campfire service Lawrence Rice, insti- tute manager, will lead the singing: Dean Parrish will speak and Rev. Wil- am C. Parrish, lifework secretary, is to make the principal address The monthly meeting of the District | | Board of Epworth League will take place September 5 at Anacostia M. E Church, Fourteenth and U streets southeast. Plans are being made by the district cabinet for the booth festival at Mc- | Kendree M. E. Church, September 28 The district cabinet installed the new officers of Bowle Chapter last Sunday evening. William Harvey is president. Miss Esther Payne leads at Camp | Springs tomorrow evening, and Harry Heffner at Forestville, “Ploneers in Chri Walter Rauschenbusc Douglas Chapter is going on a moon- The subject is n Adventure | ight yachting party Monday evening. The annual peach festival of Metro- politan Chapter took place last night. _ PRESBYTERI B ‘Eckington Presbyterian | North, Captiol ¢ did the Jailor do? the jailor saved? v converted the conve fon cele- | Answers. looked upon demented ssed of miraculous pow- preted their utterance the god: d a demoniac girl in| arrested at owners, who unprisoned 1dopt were released thed and attended pread to cele THE AUDI!ORIUM 19th and E Sts. N.W. EVANGELIST F. F. BOSWORTH 3 P.M. — “Faith Growing Exceedingly.” 7:30 P.M.- “The Singular o o Origin of a Christian.” Broadcast W-T-F-F, 7:15 to 9 P.M. 206.6 Mgters— 1480 Kilocycles Organ Recital, 7:15 to 7:35, Irene Juno Famous Tindley Jubilee Singers SUNDAY AT Special Healing Service, 9 P.M. TINUING DAILY AT 10 AND'7:30 New York Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Ave, H and 13th Sts. DR. JOQEPH R. SIZOO In the Heart of the City For the Heart of the City 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m~Rev. Harold W. Schenck, New York (llv | Church of the Pilgrims Bouthern Assembly Andrew Reid Bird, Minister Mornine Worship, 11 a.m. each Sunday Brighton Hotel 4 California St. Construction ol New Church Butidin ahip at Chavel of St Rev. Twenty-second 8t. N, A_CORDIAL _WELCOME_TO ALL, FREELEY RO METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AL Ath and B Streets § Pastor ehurch Topic ot and 745 OREAT BUILDING OPERATIONS. CREEING THE LORD Washington Heights Presbyterian Church John ¢ Pulmer, 1. D, Minister 1l)lnmhm nd Kalorama Rds. B Rey *Worship. mon by Dr “The Bawees of the CORDIAL WELCt EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN Md. Ave. & Sixth St NE Alfred K. Barrows, . 1, Pa World to-Come.” ME 10 ALL 11°00 w 90 4 m Hemry C. | back from | will | Field events | are on the afternoon program, followed | by | ts on this occasion ! of | | | i | *{coln Road Methodist | { | { psychology. | side, ‘AH members will be welcome War Chaplain Visits Here| | | 1 ‘d | Tob | REV. G. J. ROUSSEAU, D. D. | SATURDAY, ATGUST 25. 1 e —— REV. DR. ROUSSEAU INLOCAL PULPIT Southern Minister, Soldier and Scientist to Preach in Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. G. J. Rousseau of Pensacola, Fla.. one of the outstanding ministers of the Southern Baptist convention, who is | visiting in Washington, will preach to- morrow morning and’ evening at the First tist Church. Before coming | to America some 20 vears ago, when he ecided to become a preac seau engaged in an adventurous career s soldier and scien Born in South Africa, in the Trans- al, he participated at the age of 16 15 in the famous Jameson revolt at nnesburg. He fought in the ranks through the Anglo-Boer War, serving with distinction, until he was captured | by the British forces. | 'PROFESSOR T0 FILL {Dr. W. H. Norcross of Dickinson | College to Preach at Morn- ing Service. Dr. Wilbur_H. Norcross. profe Dickinson ~ College will oceupy the pulpit Episcopal Cl lisle, Pa., vary Methodist morrow morning at 11 _o'cloc! theme will be “A Quest Worth While There will be no evening Dr. Arthur C. Christie will teach the | Calvary Men's Bible class at 9:40 o'clock | {on the topic “Paul in a Roman Prison.’ s. 10 has directed the among the religious young people of rector of religious ed Lakeside Presbyterian Cl Ohio. He will be s Miss Miles ptember 1 B. Y. P. U. NEWS ¥ Bt conduct its The Senior | Bethany will missionary prog tomorrow led by Miss Florence Cockerille Miss Irma_Briggs, soprano_soloist, of Li scopal Church | mu Miss | ared the pro- | B No. 1 of | monthly | night will render the special Catherine Shuffle has p igram to be presented at the B. Y. P. U. No. 2, and Charles Geiscnberg will be the presiding offic The evening | church service is the regular young peo- | ple's hour. Dr. Stevenson will deliv |a special sermon, “Christian Efficiency.” at any | service. Another report will be given at Fi Church on the Baptist Young People’s | Union of America convention. Miss | Lillian Smith and Lynn Fellows will be the main speakers. Mr. Wilson and | Mr. Smith, president of the Columbia | Federation, will be on the pro- gram. L BYT Peck Memorial Chapel Ave and 28th St. N.W. W. KETCHUM. Minister ermon. R 4 A. Kullmar Christian Endeavor. 8 p.m.—Praver meeting. m\'l G 745 p.m 7:00 p m.— Wednesday. Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th and Newton Sts. Rer. Bernard Braskamp, M. A 9:45 a.m —Su 1700 A Beron by Rev. James P Church of the Covenant Cmmt’(lnul Ave. and N St. N. H' . A. Elsenberger, Assi. 11—REV. WM. A, EISENBERGER. “THE GREATNESS OF GOD.” THURSDAY—8 P.M Midweek Hour of Worship A General Invitation Extended Georgetown' Presbyterian Church St. Near 31st St N.W. Rev. JAME 11:00 a.m D. D Rev. Fred A. Kullmar First Presbyterian Church 320 John Mars 1 2 Rev. Newton P. Sor- it enapel s 8 9:30 am. bo and church. Thursdas. prayer meet ink. & p.m WESTERN |PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | \H St. bet. 19th and 20th Sts. NNW. Rev. J. Harvey Dunham Pastor 11AM 930 AM 7:00 P.M he Pre-eminenc Sunday School Christinn End SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN 16th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. REV. GODFREY CHOBOT Pastor | | | 9.30am 1100 Subbath School Worship with 30T, Marshal VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Central Presbyterian Church (BOUTHERN ASSEMBLY) | Intersection of Fitteenth and Sixteenth and v N W Grad Mors | eaker, Rev | ue ] I 700 p'm Soclety i 00 1 i ;M. Wells Simall ‘hilaren cured for duilug the morn, or “Mount Pleasant’ ake 14ih &t ca cut ‘o 160h st bus (o Trving n Fourth Presbyterian 15h and Falrmont Streets N.W, Rev. James H. Miers, D. D. 11 AM.— “CHRIST OBSEQUIOUSLY REJECTED.” 8 PM.— “MEMORIES QUICKENED BY RESURRECTION.” ship in the New Church PULPIT AT CALVARY ", | Dr | Pirst I . Pastor Pastor. | of Jesus.” | Prisoner for Three Years. For three years he was held as pris- on the historic and isolated Island of St. Helena, where Napoleon died an exile After his release from military prison, Rousseau finally settled down in gium. brcoming closely associated Marconi, who was then making his periments with the wireless in- Because of this assoctation. first u' wil profession: world. He * on trar in less oper ships for three Decides to Make His Home in U. S. In 1907 he decided to make his home In the United States. Here he felt the call to preach and enrolled himself in Baylor University, where he achieved distinction as schol and orator When the United States entered the World War, Dr. Rousseau again felt the urge for action and immediately volunteered his services as an Army chaplain. He is still a member of the Oificers’ Reserve Corps. Dr. Rousseau now is pastor of the Baptat Church of Pensacola, where he has been for the last three years. Possessing a gift of oratory and a strangely varied carecr, he has be come one of the best known preachers in the South. Takoma Park Baptist Church. R.v. William Earl La Rue, pastor of Takoma Park Baptist Church. Piney | Branch road and Aspen street, will give | the last of a of sermons tomorrow {on the T hird Psalm. His topic will_be Spiritual_Eureka UNDENOMINATIONAL. GATHERING CALL MISSION Undenominational. (In its New Home) MOSES HOME HALL g ME’ TIIODI\T "B. T. ROBERTS MEMORIAL CHURCH Free Methodist 12th and N Sts. NNW. Reverend H. W. Mitchell astor 9:45 AM Preachin Subléct: “Divine “Healing_as 'Iauxht in_the Bible " Subject. 745 “The Greatest 7 DM Youns A CORDIAL People’s Meeting. WELCOME TO ALL CATHOLIC. 5th St. N.W. Bet. G & H Sts. \umlny Low Mawcfi 15 CHRISTADELPHIAN. Chnlildrlphla Ecclesia % ©* Ave. S.E. NAVAL LODGE HALL nday. 11:30 am. Al Wi l(lul' ORMED. REFORMED ] 11:00 a.m.—Preachin. Mass me. FIRS .00 p m- N FLutheran B and Sth St. Mark's "2 0 | Rev. H.D. Hayes, D.D., Pastor 10 SUNDAY M 9:45 am.—Bible School. 11:00 a.m.~The Service and Sermon. WEDNESDAY 8:00 pm.—L. L. Praver Service. D PAUI I"n(/l! h Lutheran astors umv: HUDDLE, D. C. WALTEMYER, B. AUL'S BR boand W Sis MW Sunday S Endéavor EPIPHANY CHAPEL Sixteenth and U Sts. N. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday Schoo 11:10 a.m.—Joint Rev REV. [ [ Elevel 0 am 7.00 pm w. Hervice Sermon, BW D D y u.mu of For- ial (At Thomas Circle N.W.) G. M. Diffenderfer, D. D. Pastor e, Sehool, Hrown of Wellavilte Christtan Endeavor clety JHURCH - WELCOM! tvices 1n Chapel Up: ZION 030 A m.~8. School 10°00 &.m.—German Worship, 11.00 . m.~Chief English Service Branch Upshur and 2 00 m -8 5 9450 m 1100 & 1 1 w. B Ohio 645 p.m Ho. 6th & P Tourlsts o ow Girac GRACE LI "|‘||| Sixt h and Va Many day S oper Estimate of Vested Cholr, M, A Klinge 9130 a.m .S 1100 am. A Muste b hol, her, Dr. Rous- the | St. Mary’s Church | ARCHBISHOP METROPOLITAN PLATON, | Leader of Greek Orthodox Church. BACK FROM VACATION. Returning from his_vacation, Rey Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and Var- num streets. will preach tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. His subject will be “A Proper Estimate of Self.” The men’s Bible class, which meets at 9:30 am. will be taught by George Emch, who recently returned from an extended Europe class will be Fisher, U. S. N. conducted by God's Family."” “God's Family” is the subject for to- morrow morning’ sermon by Rev Thomas E. Boorde, pastor, in the Tem- ‘m:- Baptist Church. “Your Meal Bar- rel, and How the Widowed Mother of | a President of the United States! Counted Meals,” is the evening topic. Talks on * E (New). | CHRISTIAN SCIE | THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH Founded | tained in the Bible | and writings of Mary | Bnker Bddy'" Estabilshed In London, Ene- land. and Washine ' under the lead- ership of Mrs An L Bill Regular Sunday Services at 11 a.| in Assembly Room, Hotel La Fayette SUBJECT “The Allness of God.” Sunday School. 20 Jackson Pla at 11 AM. Public Reading Room 20 Jackson Place HOURS. 4 AM. TC _ THEOSOPHY. United Lodge of Theosophists Hill Bldg.. 17th & 1 Sts. “Sleep—Dreams—Death” Followed by Questions Reading’ Room Open | | | | | ~ SPIRITUALIST. o . Zaida Brown Kates will hold a circle Tuesdays and Pridays. | p.m. 16 8th st. se. Readings daily. | Mystic Church of Christ Lecture Healtng Messnses Sunday and aay, 8 p.m. Messages rom Flowers Daily, 12-5 P.M . Donceel 941 M_St. N.W._ L ELIZABETH vlmTr ASSOCIATE pm. Consuita- . 700 6th st. se.* 8 Pastor. REY. JANE B. COATES. Subject: “HOW TO RECOGNIZE A SPIRIT." Spirit Messages follow to many At every service we give Healing Treatments. Many te to their complete cures. Message Circle Through Dr. Coates v. 8:15 pm. Every one reached by Dr. Coates gives private readin _evenings by appointment Sonoon, AN SERVICE. GLISN SERVICE RYBODY WELCOME. 2:45 3 m.—BIBLE j000am 15am GEORGETOWN l'ul’lnded Wisconsin Ave. & Volta Pl Harold Beatty, Pastor 8 8. 0:30 am C K. 7opm Preaching, 11 am. & pm. Thursday. 8 p.m., mid-week, N.W. Keller Memorial Maryland Avenue and Ninth St. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D, stor =&, Sunday Schosl at A graded schoo! with tofs Morning Service at 11: 00 “The Ministry of Quietne (Sermon by the Pastor) :30 AM. 70 instruc- N PO _————== Vesper Service at 7:00 Address by: —Luther H. Kinard KE CHURC SE = | ! INCARNATION Gallatin & 1th (N.E. Corner) Rev. . Manken, Jr 940 a.m.—Rible School. 1100 .m.~Sermon 1 stor. | | Church of the Atonement North Capltol & R. L Ave. Howard E. Snyder, Pastar 1 oam and 8 pm. 8. S, 95 am. . M | Home Theater 1100 am ‘,R.-\N rnum S LENSKI ( HURCH with classes fo Self” (Sermon by the Pastor). Mr. Walter Christian Brandes. Organist; DI and Soloist. MI 'fi()UKI SY N()l) N.J ue. Between M and N Sts. J. Frederick Wenchel Pastor. 8:30 AM. “THE GOOD SAMARITAN" Ath and E Sts. Hugo H. Hennig, Pastor 8:30 A M.~ German )45 A.M.~Sunday School. 1100 A M.~ English Service. “Ye Are Bought With a Price” *Ibe in English and Archbishop Platon upon Christian_Sclence as con- | NOTED ARCHBISHOP COMES T0 CAPITAL Metropolitan Platon, Russian- Greek Orthodox Leader, to Preach. Washington has a visitor for the week end, one of the noted bishops of the Rusisan Orthodox Church, and the leader of that church In the United States and Canada, appointed in 1922 by the last Russian patriarch, Arch- bishop Tikhon, who died five years ago. Metropolitan_Platon, who is Arch- bishop of the Russian-Greek Orthodox churches in North America, is not a stranger to the United States, having been stationed here from 1907 to 1914, as Archbishop of America. He has held the positions of Exarch of Georgla and Caucasus and Metropolitan of Odessa. After the revolution of 1917 he was the head of the Russian Holy Synod, coming to America five years later as metropolitan He will preside at vespers, 7 o'clock tomorrow in the Church of St. Alex- ander, 1317 Twelfth street, and at the Liturgy at 10 am. in the same church. Tomorrow evening, at 6 oclock, he | will be present for vespers at the Greek Orthodox Church of St. Sophia. Monday at 5 o'clock vespers will be sung in the Church of the Epiphany, 1317 G street, by the Right Rev. Archi- mandrite Benjamin, assisted by a Rus- sian-American choir. The services will and the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, D. D, Bishop of Washington, will be FRIENDS. ENDS 13th _and Irving ¢ Sls N.W. Sunday School, ‘9:45: Meeting, | | Gnristian Endeavor. | | "~ Friends Meetmg 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 A.M. Sunday HERBERT LEWIS. Clerk. 86 Eastern Ave., Takoma Park. ALL_ARE_INVITED. | | i | | St Mar garet’s Conn. Ave. and n.nnau Place. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, D. D. Rector. Rev. Robert Shores in Charge. | | | | l | | | | 7:30—Holy Communion. 11:00—Morning praver - with sermon by the Rev. Robert Shores. Theme. “Good T: Thursday, Holy Communion, 11 a.m. ALL WELCOME ALWAYS | e, i WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. | ‘\HSCONSIN AVENUE N.W. NEAR WOOD- | foly_communion e | Morning Prayer and Litany. | Holy Communion | Preacher, dd G A Service of Prayer and Thanks- ing for the Signing of the | General Pact for the Renunci tion_of War, Preacher, Rev. D: W. F_ Peirce. president of Ken- yon College, at the Peace Cross. TAKE WISCONSIN AVENUE OAD BUS 4:00p.m RS OR ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Lafayette Sauare. I Services: | 8:00 a.m. —Holy Communion. | 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayver and | Sermon. Preacher, Rev. Edward C. Russell, D. D. | T = BAPTIST. 2277 !fi BAPTIST % Rev. H. W. 0. Millington, Ex E NEAR FIFTH "3\ Dr. Ray Palmer will preach. A.M.—Subjest: Christ, God? 7:45 P.M.—Subject: “The Great Red Dragon, the Rum Power.” ~—9:30 AM. All services continue all Sum- “Was Jesus S. g d Aspes 1 La’Rue. Minister, he Spiritual Eurek: s ‘b Preaching by Harry Evan OWIngs of Granville. Ohio. Church School Thursday, midweek service. ' SECOND ELLIS C. PRIM; 930 am 800 p.m . Pastor. 11:00 a.m.—At the Church. 4th St. and Va. Ave. § “Life in Abundance.” 8:00pm.—AL the Branch, 17th and pitol Sts.” “A Little With a Big Mes- CENTENNIAL 7th and Ew Rev. w. H' BAYLOR of Virgtota Preaches Sunday. 11 am and 8 b m TEMPLE CHURCH Thos. E. Boorde W, Pastor Bible School, 9:30 am. Sermon Topics Appleman’s Bible € Christ and Christ for lenke to men EPISCOPAL. Christ Church, Georgetown O and Thir!y first Sts. lev.R! "I'UKW’Y wlfi;‘l ln!n. Minister in Charge. 7:30 a.m.—Holy Lu'nmnmun hurch). orning_Prayes ST. JOHN'S—GEORGETOWN| 3240 O Street N.W. Rev. F. Bland Tucker, Rector. REV. E. B. NIVER, D. D., in Charge, (St. John's Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 am—Holy Address Communion and 9:45 a.m.—Church School. 1100 a.m—Morning Praver t Christ Ch - GRACE CHURCH (Georgetown) Wisconsin Avenue Below M. Rev. M. Perking _11:00 a.m —Holy communion and _sermon. ST. AGNES’ CHURCH 46 Que Street N.W. (Fla. ave. or N. Capitoi st. car.) Seryices Sunday—7 and 11 a.m. aud 8 p. Dally mass 7 am. Evensong and interces: sions, Priday, 8 . ST, ANDREW'S CHURCH i | | | | i | SER’ 8:00—Holy Comm 11:00—Morninz e Services 8 and 11 AM. Strangers in Washington shoul visit this Church, conceded to be th most beautiful Parish Church Church Founded 1841 G St. NW. Bet. 13th and 14th Rev. Z, B, Phillips, D, D. Rector. .—Holy Communion. .M.—Church School. .—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. James ‘W. Morris, D. D. 8:00 PM.—Eventng Prayer and Ser- mon by the Rév. James W. Morris, D. D. ASCENSI ON Rev. Thomas :"nrlhlnglon Cooke ector. . Thomas McClintock Services, 8 and 11 AM. and Saints’ Days, 10 A.M. ROCK CREEK PARISH Rev. F. J. BOHANAN. D. D. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Rock Creek Church Rd. and Nebster 8t. The_Country Chureh he City. 8:45, 9:30. it T Dm HOLY COMFORTER CHAPEL Georsia Ave, and Madison Si. 7:30._9:3¢. i1 _a.m p.m. "ST. JAMES’ CHURCH Sth St. Near Mass. Ave. N.E. GEORGE W. ATKINSON, D. D., Rector SUNDAY SERVICES AT 7:30, 10:30. 11 a.m. 8:00 A 9: 11:06 Rev. __ Mass. Wednesday and Priday. 7 am “Nincteenth Street Baptist Church Nineteenth and I_Streets N.W. Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D. D., Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m. ‘he Face of an Anlrl ~ By ev. Henry J. Booi o By Rev. 8:00 p.m.— Pleasure in Service. Booker Tuesday. 8 o -Chiisian Endesvor So- +’b.m. Thursdas. Praser service. Always a Smile for the Stranger. BN, ec. Sec.—320 Woodward Bldg. WISCONSIN AVENUE (12d and Fessenden Sts. N.W.) Clarence R. Ferguson, Pastor. 9 43—Bible School for all ages. No W¢ddin[ Garment.” pen_Air_Service.) !W\\edl\udw Devotions. Acts METROPOLITAN Sixth and A Streets N.E. Rev. John Compton Ball, Pastor Preaching Sunday by Rev. Howard I. Stewart of Norfolk. Va. AT 11 O'CLOCK “Christian Heroism; the Fi Century Matches the La AT 8 OCLOCK “A Romance of Two Worlds.” 9:30—Sunday School with departmental instruction. 10:00—Men’s class meets In the auditorium. 7:00—Four Young People’s So- cieties. Bible School at 9:30. R. W. Dowden will preach at 11 and 8. Rev. Deaco service 8 pm CHEVY 'CHXSE (Western Avenue nmear the Clrele) EDWARD 0. CLARK, Pastor 11 AM Address by Mr. Page McK. Etchi- son, Religious Work Director of of the Y. M. C. A. of Wash- ington. D. C. Our text book glves us & world- wide program. You will be interested. Church School at 9:45 AM 8th Calvary Rev. J. S. K 8:00 P.M THE 9:30 Sunday School 500 Thursday, 'FIRST CHURCH, 1o the Weart of Washineton Dr. G J Rousseau. Pe ol am 00 b Sunday 8 ool pm Y u 930 am LR My My Praver Bostice Visitors in our city are cordially Rev. W. nxacola “Not Ashamed and H Sts. N.W, Abernethy, irtley, D. D. Minister Second Baptist Church. Chicago, 11 11:00 AM.—“THE BAPTIST DISTINCTIVE.” GRAND START." 6 45 Christian Endeavor Praver Mee § \Irmlh and 0 Streets N.W. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter, Pastor or the Wiearts of Washington Fla. will breach f the Gospel.” bow T Edea RE Thursday, & pm invited o attend our ser 7 {/////////////////////////// 72 16th St Next Sundav. Rev. Charles W. Daniel, National Baptist Memorial To Religious Liberty and Columbia Rd. GOVE G. JOHNSON, D. D, PASTOR 1AM and § P REV. T. CLAGETT SKINNER, D. D of Lynchburg, Va. 9:30 Bible School, as usual DD of Richmond. Va.. will preach.