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HARDING MOVES TO STOP
THREATENED COAL STRIKE
Vrgrs Minors and Operators
to "Keop Faith" I>1o?1?e*,<1
in Contracts.
sn;(;r.sTs siv-iioru minimi m
A <1 m I n t? I rn c Ion llciiilr (<> l'rit|in?r
SpvcrnI Chnnifev In Instruction*
(>h rn Itj Iteceiit Miner*" ? nn< rnllun
to It* Spokesmen.
Ily Itoliert .F. llrniler,
United Nous Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 24.? President
Harding lias moved to ward off the
threatened coal strike scheduled to
Ftart April 1.
Taking the position that contracts
(should he respected, ho has directed
that Secretary of l.ahor l">avIs ask
miners an 1 operators to "keep the
faith" pledged iii their national
agreement, effected to end the 1!*1J?
1920 mine strike. This pact stipu
lates:
That befnr* the termination of the
present Bcrcemont. March .11, the
miners and operators acrce to con
fer together for formulation of a
new wnjo contract.
Decline to Confer.
Pp to the present time the opera
tors have declined to enter into the
joint conference, proposed some time
acr, by President l.cw is, of the min
ers.
In taking the initiative and taking
it on the very contention of the mine
workers ? that the operators were
contract-bound to confer with them ?
the administration also is ready to
Micci st the following chance in the
instructions given by the recent min
ers" convention to its spokesmen:
That, instead of demanding a six
hour day and a tive-day week, the
miners should seek provision for a
minimum of six hours* work a day,
as soon as industrial conditions will
permit, and a minimum of five days*
work a week. It is pointed out by
government authorities who have
been working on the mine problem,
that what the miners need is more a
stipulated minimum of work than a
stipulated maximum. Some otlicials
believe this is what the convention
had in mind when it formulated its
instruct Ions. but. they add. the pres
ent wording is i. h as in be conten
tious and destructive, rather than
construetive. in working out an in
dustrial code.
Decision I* Snrprlse.
The President's decision came after
a careful studv <>f the threat Involved
in precipitating economic chaos, not
only through a shutdown In the min
ing Industry, but through the ad
ditional possibility of a railway strike
or hampering of coal movements
through co-operation between rail
road workers and miners.
It came as a surprise in view of
Secretary Hoover's recent announce
ment that a strike seemed inevitable
and. that there appeared to be noth
ing the trovorutnent could do to stop
it In addition, there was the injunc
tion of Judge \nderson at Indian
apolls, provisions of which appeared
to make a conference between miners
and operators to effect a new wage
scale In contempt of court.
As for the latter obstacle, the Pres
ident asked Attorney-General 1,'augh
erty to prepare an opinion on the
point, and Paugherty lield the Ander
son decision would not cover fulfill
ment of the terms of the miners' con
tract.
FAVORABLE VOTE
OF a TO 3 IS OIYF.N
Itll.L RY SENATORS
(Continued From l-'irst Page )
deducting all expenses connected with
It. The two levies will probably be
lil.sorbi d l>y the distributing com
panies and will be felt by the con
sumer in the added retail price of
tlio motor fuel.
Taken All Time Allotted,
Colonel Thomas It. M' Adams, pres
ident of the Atm-rjcnn Hankers' As
sociation. was llit o_nl?*1' public advo
cate of the bond issiio heard by the
committee, lie spoke briefly on the
general proposition and was followed
by Senator A. Willis Robertson, of
Rorkbrltlge, Who is opposed t ? the
flotation "f bonds on principle. Sen
ator Robertson took up the entire
I eriod allotted to the committee, ih<
Senate having ti\e.l on a time for
? ? ? riveiling, which broke In on the af
ternoon omm:llee work. lie was
?ubjected to a i a vid - tire <|iii/. bv his
(el|o\v members. who plainly indi
iatcd their d<.!-i.<n I ? act favorablv
in U e l-lll despite his objection and
i ft r: to get a iioticon miltal report.
Three votes were cast aga.nst the
r^riort if Senatoiy Unlirrtvin Rus
??''!! and Jeffreys. The affirmative
votes were cast by Senators Cravatt.
f' r( ".t. \?aug ha n, l.avman, M.
Parly. Woods and Hyatt. Senator
Jeffreys announced that lie st.ll has
ar open mind on the s ibje.-j despite
I.is oppos 11 ion to the report in the
torni it was made I'our mem >n> of
the c. rrm Ittee. Senators I'crguson
P.I* n, llyrd and Miller, wet. absent
bklllilli e in I ri ii tear*.
The 1 (l
> tied wit
s a no ii 11... 1 :. r ; I,'. . |
? ne i?-si two years, providing that
tb- < ? "'err ??? ? < ai.d
At'Ti ? v ? ? ;? nera! or the ii a.'ority of
t err., d< '!? t io- t i-rns is . \
ilient for their !!?'* it ion This amei.d
I ent Wits cons dev.! an ad :t nal
dr.--wi 5ea\ ii:t: ? disi retio: n \
power in the h'.ods of tli
alone
Tlie bonds ;.i.
r iioi
are to carry not more j
than 4 1-2 i??? t ? ? i.t int.iest and are
pot to I '? s dd b than pat Tin \
are to 1- r. t ir. i s, i ,.,11> fifteen. |
twenty twenty.!,v ..mi thirty >e.u ,
the bill living the percentage for
< a en pi rio.i
tjovenior Tr.; . ? is g v'-n t a p -
proval of ?h ? '.ond iss'.e, belle v i...
I hat now is t h< 'tin. a : or
ward-looking bit" way p?.: ? . If. d
(?ares.that tin not,. m.irket i- now
easier atiil I'.wet niter. >? r.,i..* , tl
fin sect-red; that malcrlal ami lalxtt
mi' lower and that the launching "f
highway work on a largi a ? w I
. 5 rovld' employment for ili'-'c .m of
1 lie m? !l.
It Is I.I let. d around it . <\,p -o
tliflt the !? ill'l ' .? I- i .nil,. i
I lit - da i \ 'I I;. a . ? bond"
bv <?o>erno? Tri.. ?? will i ? < ? ? ?....
1'iiich of the oppos ? i: :? . I.. 11. \.-,i
'J l.en, too the .m;.ion ... . ? l'
1.1 IWeen thou w b ? o| I'oinmi
,'siop. r ? ?? o,-ge 1 I .'erf. II a ? I tlo ?
who *|cf ?? nded the Hifhwa I '? pail
ment. w'orelij tb. 1 io \ ? i ? . ? i w
have the appointment a ?
mission with a 1 usiim?> ? ? ? .I n <?
iii.yw era'ilc to hint a* it^ bead, wil
do much to relieve II,,. I.'SIOM,
i'oaimissiopei i.'oleman wiil to n
tained. but ''.111 In- relieved of all
r< sponslbllity with the exciption of
tlie ? Jj-cnnleal fe.ttur.-j- e>: the high
way 'work, In fact becoming the
In Richmond's Pulpits
II \ I'TIST.
At First llnplist The pastor. Rev.
C.eorgc \V. Mil '.hi 1<'I. I>. I', "ill
?t It A SI. ami n I". SI Sun
.lav M'ltonl ai ::i0 A. M. ami I!. 1
I' F. at ' 1'. SI.
At Randolph Street Tin- pastor.
Ilex-. \V. K. Robertson. will preach at
It A M. <>ii ?'* "olllll itlg t In- Cost." and
.it s I'. SI. "ii "A hraliam. t Friend
<>f Hod." Siuidav si'lmol at :? :t" A. M.
and P Y. I'. I', ami SunlivHiiis at T
I ? SI
At Fine Street- The pastor, Lev.
la-land .liionn- PnWcll, will preach at
II A. M. "ti "Seeing tilt- Salvation of
tin- Lord." a nil at > iSI. Oil _ "? 'oil -
diets in Coming t" Chrisi." Sutnla>
school at A. M. ami It. Y. I". I',
at T I'. SI.
At (Sinter I'ark The pastor. Rev.
William He.Rev. will prca. h at 11 A
SI. on "rin- Court of laiuily." ami at
s 1'. St. on "Some Inside Information/"
Somla \ school it :? :I0 A SI. ami 1!. Y.
!?. I at 7 IV SI.
At LciuUl Street?'The pastor. Itcv.
Mow ail I Stewart. will preach at
It A. SI. oil ?Tlo- Three I. s" of Suc
. ess, ? a ml at ? I*. SI on How Voiini;
St- n Are Led Aslra> In Itii: Cities." or
"Life's Fndctground Railroad" I.ap
tisnis at the i veiling service. SiiihI.ij I
school at A. SI ami It. Y. I'. L.
at 7 P. SI
At W Ha ml Heights -The pastor.
Ituv. .1 .1. Parsons, will preach at II
\. SI on "i mr Count! > Its Pliieein
Civilization." ami at >? P. SI. on "The
Master's Call." Sunday school at
:'.(i A. SI.
At Venalilc Street?The pastor, ltev.
I,. \V Swope, will preach at both
morning ami evening services. At |
11 A SI. his subject will he "True
I Ire.i tlless." At S I'. SI Ills theme
will lie "Safe Steps on liaiigeroiis
Paths." Sunday school at tPXO A. SI.
it V. P. P. at 7 P. SI
At I mniantiel ?The pastor. ltev.
Henrv A C.iieseiiier. I'. I'., will preach
at 11* A. SI oil "The Protecting llalul
..f ?lull." ami at s P. SI. on ?'Itclsha/.
/.ar's i-'east " Sunday school ill
A. SI. and Chinese school at It P. SI.
It. V. P. P at 7 P. SI.
! At RrOadus Sleniorlal?The pastor '
w ill preach at II A SI and s P. SI. I
.Morning subject. "Working 1 'Ml Sal
vation." ICvenlllg suhjl-et. "Witness- |
ing for Christ." Senior and Junior j
It. Y. P. P. at 7 1". SI.
Ml rill Oil I ST.
At Corinth?The pastor, ltev. J. SI.]
Slooney, will preach at 11 A. SI. on
"Alt indestructible Itulhling." and at
I 7-45 1St. on "What l.acU 1 Yet."
I Sunday school at IPlii A. SI.
At Penny Street The pastor, ltev.
I K. V. Carson, w ill prcto li at II A. SI.
on "The New P.irth." and at night on
I "Jesus, i Mir Shepherd." Sunda> school
and .Men's llible class_ at :?:::?? A. SI.
Kpworth l.eagues at 7 P. SI.
At Woodland Heights Tin pastor.
! Rev. W. A. Wright, will 1?each at II
! A SI on "The Tents of Silence." and
1 at s I1. SI. on ".Moral I 'ccadetieo." Smi
Iday school at :? :to A. SI. and Kpworth
I I,eagtie at 7 P. SI.
At St. James' ?The pastor. Hew
Henrv C c.regory. will preach at S
P. SI. on "Reverence." ami III the
iiioruiug at 11 A. SI. Sunday school
! at !? -::?! A. SI. and Kpworth l.eaguc at
i 7 P. SI. i
At Pace Memorial The pastor, ltev.
j Roscoe SI. White, will preach at II
I A. SI- and S P. SI. Sunday school ami
Men - Itilde ? lass at :? :A SI. Hp
. w oi l li I .eaglle at 7 I'. SI.
j At (Sinter Park S< rvices held in
tin- auditoritini of the new 'Sinter
| Pai ls School. Clinmbcrlav ne Avenue.
Pr. aching by the pastor, ltev I.. S.
l-'loiirnoy, at II A SI. and s P. SI
Sutidav school and Wcslev Itilde class
at ;? :til A. SI. Senior League al 7:1
P. SI.
At Highland 1'arU The pastor,
ltev. I. T Williams, will preach at
11 A SI on "A Call of Todaj." and
at niulit on "l.ive News." Sunday
school at !?::i0 A. SI. and Kpworth j
I.eagile at 7 P. SI.
At Centetiarv iSracc Street, he- j
jtwe.n Fourth and Fifth Services at
II A. Si. and s P. SI. hy the pastor, I
! Kev T A. Smoot. Slorning subject.
' .Men With Their Racks Tow ard the
Temple." and evening. "How the Itilde
Comforts Sic."
At l.aurel Street?The pastor. Rev.
ISenrge N. SI. Faden. 11 A. SI. on "A
? treat Work." and s P. SI. on "Kvcry
l?av lilorv." Sutidav school at :? :',0 :
A. SI. SI en's Itilde class at M ::n A. SI..
T. 'Jriiv lladdoii, teacher Wcdtii silav
evening service at s 1'. SI.
I'ltKSin TF.lt IA \.
At C.race Covenant ? ltev. Charles
I.. King will preach at II A. M on
Itattl.menis Around the House," and i
at s j?. .m. on "Ciiowth in the Christian j
l.ife," Sumlav School at A. SI. j
Itilde classes at !<:tr. A. SI. Young !
Pc.pl. s SocleMt-al 7' I.'. P M.
At First -Services will he held at |
| highway engineer. The highway law
will also lie amended so that the
1 unds "'.li oe safeguarded better Mian
at pres. nt. although no criticism
l as h< . n spoken against Commis
sioner Coleman on that score.
fioverilor Tringle believes that a
! highway cotniiiistdnti iie can control
I absolute]) w ill be a safeguard of
| : iimis recelv. ii from li e bond issik
] This view it- also taken hv foes of
j Uo- present Highway ! ?epai tiiient.
Fa Vol a Id ? report was also made by
! the Finance Coiniiilttee on the Can
! i on bill requiring the State ac
I co'.intant to make an audit at cast
I . lice ev,<rj 'WO veals' *.!' tile ai . olllltS
and records of cit\ or rounty aiii'ii
? and ollb ? s hamlling State funds.
>i:n aim "i)i:ci.\ k i;s
\\ AH <>N l.oBin ISI S
i< 'ontinu. il l- i ..in I'irst l'.me |
Iliad the r,molest siiv iei .ii that :?tiv
persons wet. <1 ??libir.it" > seeking to
, ii.fliien niembei ? but the |iiestinn
i was waved aside as pleasailtrv.
j Si nator t? iiilii, howevrr. said that the
? iifoi.lng of the rul.- was ii" essaiv
t, order that the Senators ci.u.C g;\e
their full attention lo the wnik bo
ll le I l:em.
Lobbyists havr iiVeiniii m.:h houses
. i this and other s.-ssi .n? but . nl\
tni? \, it" S;iea^.t P. ' I trowel
i a ed th> in from tli?- Il or the
?[ ii.-,. of | iei ;nt,?. T'l" Senate was
u .i enirnt. and. a> .? icsitlt. the
' .Moliet Las l e< a jammed >ti oc
a-ioi.s partii ilarl> dm tig the long
? Shale Tu- -ilav ??!! tlo medical sclifcl
iietuer w.'.eii Sen a lot s leaving their
-tats for a few minutes \\ ? id return
it., tin.I them occtip.etl by visitors.
The rule invoked by Senator Htinn
[ n ,'ltl- as follows:
"The dooi kee|ier. ?.r his assistant
? h.t'l be i otista ntly at his post dur
| ? Il g tile S? -siolls of til*' Senate, and
?hall permit no pei- .ns to enter or
j tenia in up-u the II >t of the Senati
1 i irilit; a s- si..n thet.of except mem
?bets of the ?I la* I a I \->. fnbly, ex
?Illlheis there.||. tli.inbels and ex
iiiefnhers i : Congress Slate olli.er
jail ex-Stale ..lib . rs. and judges, of
I;., is and i * m p!.. y i ? s of the Ileii'ta
i A - -. in in. inbi i ? >.f t tie ia t,. . on
tiiiioital Convention, leptnteis o
ii. ? citings of iln Si nati . mi mb. i
: of tlo f a 111:1b" of tlo Sell a t li I s au<
?i II |.I t-i.ti.- a- III- |i|es)ding i.III.*.
I may d< . in v ? i i h > >.f such d ist inet...I
? .ml : n \ . to h I- .-.at ii.*a t Iln* ch i r
I ;.i..v;'!.d tnat tlo piivi'-g. lurch:
ia xtended - li.i 11 in no .?-<? lie u . .|
j I.llll.li.e leg:-;..' l, ,n all. Inatitie
what ...mi
' W In never a ny p.* u il. - 11 i .,
? nt.* r v le w w it i a .- > .a I ?: >.i t h> ? I. r
.( tio S?* lb.- .i.i.rkefptr ? ii".
>.*nil a messenger Jn ii iti
"The doolkeeper, ft Ills as -tan
shall > how iill p.* I-si. a not .-ntitbd i
ncats on the floor t? Us^ gaMery."
II A. .M. a nil s 1*. M. I.y l?r. F. T.
AlcPadcii. Sunday school at ;?:;{() A.
M. ami Itihlc classes at !?:?(' A. M.
Wednesday sei'vk'vs at ,s 1*. j|,
Al Second Till* paslor. Kcv. Klissel!
Cecil. 11. Iwill pica. h al II A. Al.
on ?< ;<i<l Willi I's." ami at I'. M. on
"Jesus Introduced to tilt; People."
Sunday si I I at :?: I A. .\l.
At Poller street The pastor. Itev.
, U . A llall. will preach at liotli morii
inu ami evening siTViri's tomori ow.
Sumlay school at !?: ::<i A. Al. ami
< tjkrisli.-in Kmli avor al 7:1.'. r. Al.
Al Third Tin- pastor. Kcv. ||. J
Williams, will pr> a. h at II A .M. on
??jjoil's i iw iicrship." ami at N I'. M. on
"The K>wa id of llii' ovcrciniH'rs."
Sumlay school at :? ::?0 A. M. ami
Christian Kudcavor at 7 I". Al.
ijimscoiw i?
At the t'hiircli of lhe Kpiphauy?
The rector, Iti'v. .1. II. tiibhoney. will
precah at II A. M. on ''Tlti- Purpose
of l.etil." ami al s I'. Al on "The I >a >
of thi- I'liiirch Are Numbered " Church
school ami Klble classes. I.eiilen mile
In.ms ilist ribut eil at !?.:!<? A Al. Vonuu
IVoplc's Socictv at 7 I". Al. in the
parish hall. Ash Wcdnesilav (.March
I I services at II A. Al. ami S I'. Al.
Al thi- i'liiirch of the Hol\ Comfort -
or The rector, Itev. W. K. fox. will
preach at II A. Al. ami s I'. Al. Holv
<'ommiiiiii.il at 7::'." A. Al. ami Sun-lav
school at !?::n? A. Al.
AI SI. I'a Ill's The rector, l!ev. W
II usscl I Howie. I>. I will preach al
I.1.th services. Holy <'ommtiuioii al
7 !.'? A Al Sumlay school at : Ir? A.
Al.. ami Young People's l.eauue at
7 I'. Al
A l .Monumental Kcv. Ucoikp I'
Alaj o w.ll preach at II A. Al ami
ltd. |;. Carv .Montague al s |'. Al.
Sunday school ami Kiltie classes at
I.". A. Al. Young People's meet -
inu at 7 I'. Al.
At tiraci.?The pastor. He v. W. II.
Kurkhat'dt. 1'. It., will comluct the
regular services at II A. Al. anil S
I'. Al. Ililtli' class ami Sumlay school
at !?: I.'. in l he moriiinu.
At All Sainis Sumlay school with
Itihle classes will meet at !?:::<? A. Al.
ami the reel or. Itev. .1. Y. I town mart.
I>. I?.. will preach at 11 A. Al. ami
I'. Al.
At Iloly Trinity Services will lie
comlueteil at II A. Al. ami at s I'. Al.
.Men's Kiltie class at In A Al.. a ml
Su tula v school ami Young Women's
Kiltie class at : IA. Al. Services
Ash Wednesday at II A. Al. Francis
II. Kail will continue his talks on
impressions received durum the world
war at the eveniliK services.
I IIHISTI \X.
At t'owanliit Avenue The pastor.
Itev. II. ,|. Itinlley, will preach at 11
A. Al. on The .More Abundant Kife."
ami at S I' Al. on "Seeking the host."
Special mush. Sunday school at it :JHt
A. Al. and Christian Kmleavor al 7
K. Al.
Al Kaltcrv Park- The pastor. Ht>v.
.1. K. Hundley, will preach al the
morning services ami 1 >r. Kruce I.
Kershner. of l.v m hhtirg College. w ill
preach at S I'. Al. Stindav school at
y::tu a. Al.
At Seventh Street?The paslor, Kcv. |
II. It. I'. Ma.la.hlan. will cotidlic j
services at I! A. Al. and will speak
on "The poor Alan's Market." and al
n IV Al. on "licttinu lite Haltil." Nut's
.?ry and childen's hone sit l| A. Al.
At Highland Park Place of wor
ship in school audiloriuin?The pas
lor. Itev. t: Unbelt Si ci*i I. will preach
?it II A. Al. ami again al s I'. Al. on
Is Kedemptioii Practical." t'liris
ti.'in Kndcavnr al 7 P. Al. Sunday
school at : :m A Al
111-: it it i: w.
I ......
At Temple Kith Ahaltah? Itev. Kd -
waul N. Palish preached last night oi.
"Shall the Study of the Theory of
Involution I tc Proltiliiteil in Ih
Schools." lie preached again this
morning at II o'clock on "The Pardon
of the l,avv."
I \ IT.* HI * \.
At First?Tiie pastor. Itev. Prank
I'r.ill. will preach at II A Al. tin
llovv fan * loil ilct Kid of War'.'" ami
a I S P. Al. on "Things We Admire in
lite Catholic Church."
CII It ISTI A \ SCIKVTIST
At Pirst Church of Christ Sclentist
Park Avenue ami .Meadow Streets
Services will he In Id at II A. Al
Subject, "Christ Jesus."
.* POSTOI.IC.
Apostolii Thirty-fourth and heigh
streets At X o'clock the stll.je.'i of
K. t; Pease, the paslor. will lie "Koine
. 11 til lite Kilde," Kiide school niei ts
at in A. Al.
DKTECTIVKS SKKK
"SOCIKTY BROkKIC
? Continued From First Pane )
gave him reprcsenteil I he proceeds of
her liusdand's life insurance, out of
which she had been supporting her
lour i hililren?one a cripple.
Airs A t wood, who gave up $.">ti,Ortl>
n cash ami Mi.Ofd) in jewelry, has
been reduced from comparative af
IIiience to raising pedijjreed dons for
a living.
So far as he could learn. Air. Mnr
phv said, the only contributor to J
.! 11? ? inino chill" who succeeded
in gelling: anything back was .Major
l.eiiomlo Sul toii, former president of
the Pacific Alining and Chemical Com
pany, who happenei'i to know that
Kinds, v was oiil on bail, under an
indictment iliaiums white slavery.
When he threatened to complain to
the | tepartnieut of Justice, hindsey
ipiickl v ret iirited his $.*>,000, .Major
Sutton told Air. Aluiphy.
I lie white-siave indictment, re
tilrncd in P.il was subsequently dis
missed oil recoinm. rnl.it ion of the dis
til, t attorneys olllce. I.ater, when
a special grand jury made the dis
missal a subject of inquiry the dis
triet attorncy's otllce explained the
case had been dropped because lleal
nce i: Weill... the . OlliplaillillK wit
ness. had d isa pp.-a red.
I oliic ciieulars, I.earing Kindsoy's
picture and i|.m rijiimn were !>r..ad
? ivtd at Air. .Murphy's request. The
?halites on which he is wanted. Air.
Murphy Said, are em lie/.glcnien t and
giand larceny'.
Hon.
Samuel L. Adams
of Halifax County
Al. inber <iriieral Assembly of
Vir'Kin i a
MI VS M K KTI.X*
>l',' ? *?> ?>ld Sr \ en I h Si*.
iludny, l-'eliriinrj Utl. .'tj.'tn |?,
Al-ii Cortliall.v Welcome
"( i.i:a nsi\<; thk >vav"
?Sunday in the Churches
II * I'TIST.
Calvai'y Baptist
Church
Key. ' arter Aslilon Jenkeris will
prea.it as follows:
A Al "Systematic Heneflcence."
ti'i" ,SlT"\ l'oor, M?n in llcAyn."
liurd In the aeries. ??
WHY WE SHOULD GO TO CHURCH
W10 should go to church because we need the help the church has for us. Our greatest need
is of God. The normal man is religious, lie who is not religious is less than a man. Man's
chief end is to glorify Clod. When he fails to go to church and to avail himself of the odices of
religion he is robbing himself of his greatest need and of his highest privilege. For the same
reason that the Sabbath was made for man, that in keeping it holy he might realize the best
that is in him, God has commanded us to go to church, that we may fulfill His high plan for us.
In the words of Saint Augustine, "Me has made us for Himself; and lie knows that we must
ever needs be weary till we find our rest in Him." If we did not go to church we should be apt
to forget God. Above all things, we cannot afford to forget llim for our own sakes. In Him
we live and move and have our being. We need to go to church to partake of the sacraments.
We need the strength that comes to us through the Holy Communion. And we need contin
ually to be renewing our vows of consecration to llim. And we need the comfort and inspira
tion of meeting our brethren and, together with them, worshipping our Father in Heaven. It
Is, therefore, of the utmost value to us that we go up together to the house of the Lord. The
world is far too much with us. We need to get up on the mountain with God. Kxpcrlence has
proved that there is no substitute for going to church. RIOV. HUGH W. SCllLKTT,
Pastor St. John's lOnisconal Church.
IIAPTIST.
Grace Street Baptist
Church
PIl. \V. W. WKEKS
11:00 A.M.?"The Green-Kyed Mon
ster."
8:00 P.M.?"A Rational Religion."
7:"0 P. M. ? II. Y. P. L'.?Senior and
Junior.
0 .10 A. M.?Hible School.
Wednesday. S 1'. M., Mid-Week Serv
ice.
Oakwood Avenue
Baptist Church
Rev. 15. W. Hillings. Pastor
11 A. M.: "OrnwInK In Grace."
8 P. M.: "The Lord Hath Need."
Tabernacle Baptist
Church
Cirner Grove Avenue and Meadow
St reet.
The pastor, Pr. R. Aubrey Wil
liams will preach at both services.
Subject Sunday night. "The Man
in the Pit"
Sunday School. 9:30 A. M.
II. Y. P. I*.. 7 P. M.
< 'ii ii i vn a x.
Fairmount Avenue
Christian Church
Falrmount Avenue at 23rd Street
C. K. KI.MOIIK. Minister
Preaching by the pastor at II A.M.
and 8 P. M.
Morning subject?"Two Uuilders."
Kvening subject?"11 e y o n <1 the
Creat P.uIf."
Hible School at 9:30 A. M.
t'hristian Kndeavor at 7 P. M.
Hanover Avenue
Christian Church
Corner Hanover and Allen Avenues.
I>r. Rruce I.. Kershner. of I.ynchhurg
t'ollege, will preach at II A. M.
The regular pastor, P.ev. J. H. Ilunley.
will preach at K P. M. on "The
Ilarren Kig Tree."
Hible School at 9:30?Addressed l>\
I?r. Kershner.
Voting People's Meeting at#7 P. M.
iinsnii' u..
All Saints'
Episcopal Church
(Franklin Street, between Madison
and Monroe Streets.)
Rev. J. Y. Powntnan. P. P., Hector
Sunday School with Hible Classes
it 9:30 A. M.
Morning service with sermon ?>>'
the rector at 11 o'clock.
Afternoon service at 5 o'clock.
Music by the choir of men and
boys under the direction of Krnest Ii.
Cosby, organist and choirmaster.
The Parish House will be open every
Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock
for members of the congregation and
strangers wishing to take advantage
of its hospitality.
Church of the
Ascension
Fourth Avenue and Custer Street
RF.V. PHILIP A. AUTHllR, Pastor
3 I-.'I Fifth Avenue
Morning prayer and sermon, 11 A.M.
Subject "Cod's Conception and
Man's Conception of Creatness"
Kvening prayer and sermon, 8 1". M.
Subject?"The Supreme Christian
Virtue."
Church School and Hible Classes. 9:30
A. M.
Confirmation instruction, 3 P. M.
Regular Schedule of
Sei vices
Church of the Good
Shepherd
Forest Hill
II A. M. S' r\ici s conducted by the
rector. Rev. Arthur P. Cray, Jr.
> I". P. M. Services conducted by
the rector. Rev. Arthur P. Cray, Jr.
9:3" A M Sunday School and
Melt's Hible Class.
Women's Hible Class, Wednesday
afternoons. 3:30 o'clock.
On Sunday night. February 26th.
at 8:15 o'clock, there will lie* a spe
cial service for the admission of
fourteen candidates into the Girls'
FrUndly Society.
KIMNCUPW..
Grace Episcopal
Church
(Main Street, two block a below Jef
ferson Hotel.)
ttev. \V. H. Hurkharilt, 1>. !>.. lt^ctor
t*rir? A. M.?Sumlay School and I>iI? 1 o
class.
11:00 A. M. and 8 IV M.? ItcKular serv
ices by the rector.
Holy Trinity
Church
(I.aurel, near Main)
Hcv. J. ,!. Oravatt. 1 >. 1?., Hector
Morning Service at tl A. M.
KvenltiK Service. H I*. M.
Confirmation Instruction in the
tnnrnlnR rhaprl Tuesda\ afternoon at
1:.K> ?iii| Tuesday evening at VI.V
Sunday School and Vduiik Women s
Hihle Class. 0:10 A. M.
Men's Cihle class. 10 A. M.
Service Ash Wednesday at II A. M
At the Sunday evening serviee Mr
Francis H. Call will contiuue his
'aIks on impressions rcccivcd diirinc
Jj. ?? r I < i War.
St. James
Church
(West Franklin and Mirch Sts.)
SERVICES
Sunday School.
10. Bible ('lassos for Men and
Women.
11, Morning Prayer and Sermon.
.Mr. I'cter will preach.
1 I'. M., Conlirination Inslruc
t ion.
8:15, Kvening Prayer and Ser
mon. Mr. Peter?will preach.
Subject?"The Parable of the
Four Fields."
ASH WKDXKSDAV?
11. Morning prayer and sermon,
fc : 1 Kvening prayer and sermon.
? Fill DAY?
11. Holy Communion.
I'. M.? Union Service.
All pews in this church are free
at all services.
Thomas' Episcopal
Church
Cinter T'ark
Kliner C. Cedrick. Jtcctor.
A M -Church School and Bible
< 'lass.
A M -Morninu C layer and
sermon. "Jesus of Nazareth
I'asset h i!y."
I" M -Kvening Prayer and
S.inion "I'liknoHii, V.-t Well
K noun."
I.UTHKIU\.
Bethlehem Evangelical|
Lutheran Church
Sixth and Clay Streets
It'-v o. a. Satter, I'astor
Sunday School and Clble Class at
?i,l,? 'Serman language
?iuV,i,V1!- S'TV'C,? s- Text: Je.hii
xitl. 1.1-1 i. hubject?"My Master."
Meg iniiiiiK with next Wednesday
eveninu tli. re will |.e l.enten erv'
ices everx Wednesday at 8:1.". J?. m.
"Tlic Church With i Mfinage"
First English
Lutheran Church
(Monument Avenue ;.nd J.ombardy
Street.)
1 he pastor. J .1. Sclierer, Jr., will
preach al II \ M. r m
Kveninjj subject?"The Hero."
I he Annual Kver.v Mem her Canvass
Mill l>e made Sunday afternoon, the
canvassers lieing commissioned a<
the uiornitm service.
Sunday School nl A. M.
mi:tiioi>iht.
Branch Memorial
Church
The IJ e v. William It. Reed will
preach on "Cod's Way With Ills Chil
dren" at II A. M.. and on "The Fool
ish llicli Man" at 8 I*. M.
Sunday School at 0:30 A. M.
Kpworth league at 7:15 1*. M.
St.
9:30
1 I : ?Q
8 :()0
M I1"!'1101) I
Broad Street Methodist
Church
To!1' 4 ;m<l Itroail Streets
Prrachinu 11 A M ,*iml S l1. M
liy ih*- Pa stor
ItKV. KltKH i: chknaci.T
Morning subject: ?rill-: TWKhVK
I It'll'K 11A V."
KvciiIiik subject: "Til k skcukt
Tilt ilt.V."
The St ii'lent s of the I'H y in.<1
Strauuers An- Alwnyn W.lcome
A I'li.pli'.s Church in tin- lliart of
the I'itv
"The Church With a Kind
lli art"
Laurel Street M. E.
Church
Itev ?;.o. li McKadcn. Pastor
II A M "A fir.at Work"
S P. M : "Kvervtlay ?.lot> 1
Sumlay Si ho..I, ;i .M ,\ ,\]
M' fi * ltil.|< (,l:msi ;. ;ft \
i!ray I la.lilon. t. acher.
Hnlll^Sdiy i*Vf?ii Ins; m r\ ce ?
i'l-Ioi k.
Monumen t Methodist
Church
Corner Park ami Allen Am nun
ItKV. GKO K. HOOK Kit. r>. Ii.
Pastor.
Sermon, 11 A M "TltAClc MIS
TA K KS. "
Sermon. s P. M- "Till-: M VSTKI! V
tip I.VIoI? ITV <||{ HOW <;?I|I MPINUS
i? hi t up i:\ii."
0 "ii A M. Sunday Si lmol ami Men's
Itiblc Class.
? ?' -M Kpworth I.i.ik ie.
Union Station M. E.
Church
Corner 21th an.I N Streets
Preai'iilnir morning ami ?? .-ening l?y I
the pastor. Itev. It. T. Wnterlieid. j
Subject. 11 A. M. "A Ureal Quen-1
tion ami How it Was Answer^il
Subject, S P. M.?"| Hp Hogged It !
I Ho."
P.MTAItlAV
How Can God Get
Rid of War?
Hear ltev. Frank Pratt speak
fill I Iiis subject Sunila >. II A. M..
at "The l.ittle Church on the
Corner" I Kluyd Avenue ami
Ha rrlson St reel (.
Special course of Sunday
tiiKH? lecture-sermons upon
'"rmxiis w i: a 11 m 11: !?: ix
OTII Kit CHCItCllKS "
February 1!' "Things We
Ailmire in the Haptist Church."
Pel.rnary Id i tomorrow I -
"Til I N't !S WK AI i.M I It K INT life
CATHOLIC CII I" ltci I."
March 5?"In the Christian
Church."
March 12?"In the KpiscopaI
Church."
Mjirch 19?-"In the Jewish
Church.''
March 26?"In the Lutheran
t "hurch."
April 2?"In the Methodist
Church.
April 9?In the Presbyterian
Church."
ALL SKATS PRKK
rilKKIIYTKIt I V X.
Gintcr Park
Presbyterian Church
Ki-liit >ifil* r Hall
l!KV T <? JOHNSON. I" I>. I'nstnr
MornliiK Sorvli-r- 11 A. M.
Iti-v. M It. Tiirnliull. I'. I>, tlir
prcaolior.
ICvrninu S<-rvlco ^ I*. M.
Mr. J. M. Mi-Hrvilo. the preacher.
Sunday School, 9 30 A. M.
Grace Covenant
Presbyterian Church
(15.7 Monument Avfniir)
ll'-v. I'liarUs I. Klnir. pastor, will
prcarh at 11 A M and S |\ M.
Sul'jfi-t ??
"Hat M^nicntf \ round t <? ll<-u>o" and
"?Srowtli In th"' *'lirlM Ian I.If*."
Sal.tatli S.Jiool, :? 30 A. M.
HIM- CIjivms. I' Ifi A M
Visitor* \t<- Always Welcome
J
I'll KSnVTKIII \ N.
Second Presbyterian
Church
n?>v. nu.**Mi Cecil, p. r>., Pastor '
Sunday School, 3:46 A. M.
I'lll.llc worship, 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sul>Jr'-i for morning?"CSod With Us/"
Sul>J???U for evening?"Jesus Intro
duced to tlie J'eople."
Prayer Meeting Wednesday Evening
at * o'clock.
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Corner Park and Davis Avenues
lli-v. Jatne* V. Fair, D. D.. will
|ir?-ii' h at 11 A. M. and ftev. William*
?v < ? old mi at S 1* M.
All Arc Wflromt
Seventh Street Christian Church
<?'nrriir S> vimli ami i!rin?)
"TH< Kri' fully i liur<h "
'111*- Miltj# >'t nf |il! M A' "I.A1 '111.A N'S tiiulit miiioii at S ??Vln< U will lit:
'in i; ha hit."
CltrlMinnity ;tml "Applkwl I*>?>??? In?1#-tr\ '* >}>? ><i 1 >1 l?> :? 11 i> s. A Unowl
nlci- ?. f th* laws >'f 111* ll'llnaii mill'1 : s <if cicnt N.tllK- 111 lillll'l II?
character. Th?- law of habit may I.. ir..ml or f? ? ??
MAI.K yt'AUTKTTK
Centenary Methodist Church
C.raco Street, between Fourth ami Fifth
Morning Subject
"M KN WITH Til Kilt HACKS TOW A HI) Til K
TKM I'LK."
livening Subject "HOW TilK HIHI.K COMFORTS MK,"
Preaching hv I ?r. Smoot
Mr. K. (I. Castor will .speak to the Kpworth League at 7 I*. M.
Subject "Ouo Talent, or Using What Vou Have."
STRANGKltS AND VISITORS WKLCOMK
Howard L Stewart
(l.eigh Street's New Castor)
8 I'. M. People's I'opular Happy Hour
"HOW YOUNG MKN AUK I,K1> ASTRAY IN
lilt; CITIKS. Olt MFK'S UNDKH
GltOUNI) It AI LltOA D
A Number of Baptisms
1,4 00 seats ami a l,40?-fohl welcome
?COM K KAItLY?
11 A. M.?"TIIK THItKK "I/s" OF SUCCKSS"
The Church With the Wide Open Door'
The Second Baptist Church
Franklin at Adams Streets :4ilL2j?.
Invites You to Worship
Minister?Dr. Cousins
11 A. M.?"The Suicide of Strength"
S P. M.?"Bearing Christ's Cross Today"
?WELCOME TO ALL?
Hon. Joseplius Daniels
War Secretary of the Navy
Nil,I, ni;UYKU A SPECIAL AIWKESS AT
Grove Avenue Baptist Church
SUNDAY NIGHT
Subjcct: "THE CHALLENGE TO CHRISTIANITY"
SUNDAY MOItMXG
1>H. THEHOX II. HICK, of Union Theological Seminary, Will Preach X
i
Conic all Down-Homers to hear our Great Citizen and Famous Tarheel.
?LEN G. RROUGHTON, Pastor.

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