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Adopt Memorial Asking Bish
ops to IName Committee
on Merger. j
WAGE PI CI IT ON VMKfCATIOS j
Jlpbnp Ilfnny Signs Minority Itrport
Against Tlnn Proposed by Commlt
(re tor Orgnnle Vnlon ?f Northern
and Southern Churches.
(By Associated Press)
HOT SPTCIXC.S, ARK.. May ?
The ouesWon of activities of vixriotts
hoards Of ttie church were discussed
today in the general conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
gouth. in session here. Pr. H. K. I?
Morgan. of Oklahoma, precipitated
the discussion by the introduction of
a memorial from the A\ est Oklahoma
Conference asking that a special i
committee of fifteen members he ,
constituted to devise ways and means
of reducing the number of general
'hoards by consolidating some of
them. '
At the present time the general
activities of the church are carried i
on under the direction of boards of :
missions. Sunday schools, I'.pworth
leagues, education, church extension
and finance. The Morgan Memorial
seeks to reduce this number to four.
Under the new arrangement there
will be a board of mission- having
charge of all Methodist work in
foreign countries; a hoard of church
extension which would be the present
board, with the addition of the home
mission department of the board of
missions; a board of education which
would absorb the present board of I
education, Sunday school and Ep
worth league, and a board of finance
which would care for the pensioning
of superannuated preachers anil
other purely financial itihfrs.
I.rifnl Obstacles 111 nr.
It was pointed out by those o[?
* posed to the memorial that almost
insuperable obstacles were in^ the
way of such consolidation because of I
"legal dlfliculties involving charters
and the control of trust fur its. The
memorial was adopted, however, and
the college of bishops was asked to
appoint the committee.
A, feature of the memorial was
Hthat no executive secretary or as
sistant secretarj of any hoard should |
1-e a member of the committee. Thin ]
feature. It was explained, does not]
? evidence a desiro to rule out all of
the men who have had any expert- j
ence with the boards, as much as It
reveals an attitude of criticism which |
a large section of the church has
assumed regarding the conventional '
organization, It was said.
Outgrowth of lllg Drives.
This criticism, ty was declared,
was an outgrowth of jhe Christian \
education movement and the mission
ary centenary.
The convention today received a I
, report from Dr. C. \V. Tadlock, of !
? St. I<ouls, and Pr. P. J. Prettyman, :
, of Chattanooga, who, during the
quadrennium had served as frater
nal delegates to other Methodist
b> dies. Pr. Tadlock was the repre
sentative of the church sent to the
general conference of the Methodist
Kpisi-opal Church .it Pes Moines,
> Iowa in May. 1020. Pr. Prettyman
? was fraternal delotale to the Oana
, tiian Methodist Church.
During the present general con- 1
' fercnce fraternal delegates from
other churches will deliver ad- :
? dresses here.
' The bishops today appointed a
committee on introductions and fra
ternal relations composed of the fol
' lowing members: .1. M. I topers, of
Savannah, Oa.; Plato Durham, of
"-Atlanta, <>a.; P. II. I.Inn. Kavette,
Mo.: \v. Cram, Sonpdo. Korea;
'j. C. Mcfimvan. Watervalley, Miss.
\\ nnt Tobacco Ilnck.
b- A paper submitted to the general
conference yesterday bore the title:
. "Memorial on the u?>* of tobacco,
-we want it hack." This resolution
prefers to the repeal of legislation in
~1:<H and 1!<1S.
-? It. ii'll ;? law was passed providing
that presiding elders should adv ise
all young preacher? against the usi
?>I tobacco, when *tii<?y .\Vere licensed
t > preach by ftie ifistrU-t conference.
In I '? IS a law requiring young
'..preachers to promise to abstain from
-the us> of tohaoo'uas passed by the
^general conference. The resolution
.presented today seeks to remove all
?fitch legislation from the discipline
of the. church. Memorials have also j
-been presented to make the law even
more stringent. ,
At 11: morning session of the eon
f< rence a memorial was presented
asking tne (inference send greet-:
-si its to Woodrow Wilson. This re
quest was referred to a committee
iitid wi;i come up for cot.:-:derat Ion
later. More memorials on the suh
Jrti of heresy were presented Pr.
A., o. l.amnr; of Nashville, has b?-e,i
made chairman of the special com
mittee appolnten to handle such me
rorlft i s
Th* ?s.'tirt missionary program of
:r,.'- ,T.i,fj?ren'? was rend-r. d tonight.
The subject of home missions was
' 1 I>y several Waders In that
bran'? the -hutO: work. Among
t!,' speakers were the ft. ti r secre
taries in charge of The home depat t
m i n t of t tie board ? f missions. Or.
C f.odhart, Dr ): i, Hussell. m,s
.' H. McCoy and Mrs. j i,,.wns. i
With the hearing of memorials, pe
tit ions ?nd resolutions computed
this morn'rig, th?> ?.vectitlv* work well
J.egun, thr-e ktm' rjt:. >11..i,^ occupied
the attention of the , r-.fereiice over
shadowing the coming election of
bishops and correctional ? llteer*
The matters foremost are: "'unifica
tion. "heresy," and "conference
rights."
A special c?mm!?t-?j was appointed
today to consider ? e memorial pre
sented yesterday on conference
rights.
Hrrrnr I, I>l?ru*ncil.
;* In the matt-* '?? "hereby" another
/ppcla! committor, r.ri* member fr..tn
. carh annual conference, v. Mimed
'?to conalder all rn'-nv r'a. s and resolu
| tiont< dealing with unorthodoxy
The hltshopn today nairi' I /, .-<,mmlt
? tee to Irives titrate the ?:11-. t;r i ?-.?<) <?f
Jnore honpltals t?> whlot. attention
vas called Monday i,u ? ? Kpt?
? coital address." Thob.i named r.ri r},
pornmltteo: Dr. XV. J Jolin-. r:. Dalian
> I>r. Ivan IHall. s? j.<,u!?; \v. h
jJSockhsm, Birmingham: T p South
? frate, No_rfolk. Va.; Mrs Na? o rt'.ll
lings, Abilene, 7>x.; 1- M Slra'ton,
Memphis; ,T. M. Jtogers. Savannah: O
P Hayes, T.lttle Rock.
IMshop Collin* Denny, r.f P. -hrr ? nd.
announced the votes of ti.i a>:r.-ia1
. flonf^renoe ?,-ave laltv riirl^? ?..r
women, were adopted l,y it v?>t?> >f
4.2SO to K.7.
The commission on unlfl' .iM .i .i*?
?sJitod Its report atid re">?nm<nd;(
tlons yesterday. This conimh;i?
Jor fclght years been fnUHgcd In *n
effort with a like comlsslon frtm
the Northern Methodtat, Church, 'o
hrlnr about a union of all the Metho
dic hojllea In Amarlc*. /) \
The plan agreeA upon pome mpnQia
ago provided for unification ty re
organization and a division of the
t nttod Church Into three regional
conferences. the first composed of
'he whlto membership in tho United
States, the second made up of the
negro membership in the United
States, and the third composed of
the membership In foreign countries.
The whlto regional conference was
subdivided Into six Jurisdictions cor
responding to geographical units of
the country, and each jurisdiction
was to havo a large degree of au
tonomy and should elect Its own \
bishops.
Bishop Denny S|u?* Minority Import.
A minority report was submitted,
which Insisted that no recommenda
tions should have been made by the
unification committee, and that the
general conference take its action
Without any advice whatever, tJ,"
rs name signed to the minority re
I'ennv !f m'V ?f ,l,sh"" ^lll?w
i enn>, or Xh'liinoiiO. Va
Bishop Denny was a member or
the unification committee, but his
NP n '?>'? last two years in o.??os
Warren w" "n'"''1 IJ'?""P
warren ,\. Candler, ?f Atlanta <!a
was a,so a member of,the comm. :
tee. but did not sign either report
Bishop Candler read a statement in
explanation of his failure to sign in
mate, WaS, ,hat hp h;"> heen
unatle to attend some of ulo ses
fictVve r?iSh"'> r!!n,""r hns ?l?o been
? L " "Pimsltion to the wholo
unification scheme. It was said the
conservative element of the church
"111 probably St.,,K- to drop all unill
;-a.yon ?fforis. bit thai it appeared
?orU vm?hCOn,',U:'?" ,hal -'?" of
ioils ,\III be continued.
Plaintiff Claims $20,000 for
Injuries Received Front
Fire Truck.
S?!"' I? T,ho Times-Dispatch.]
NOIU-OIdv. va.. May r.._Trial of
he Htv 5^7' K,>n,Irlckfi "Ralnst
he clt\ of Norfolk and the Virginia
?un THi PmVer Company was be
~un today in the Court of Law and
Chancery. Kendrlcks, who was
struck by a tire truck responding
to an aalrm of fire, which proved
l*i"oo?T Februar>' 11 "ues for
injury nS"S' c,n,'?i??f Permanent
Kendrlcks. as a result of the ac
cident lost a foot, tho lower part of
one of h.s lpgs be!ng crushed be.
? ween the front trucks of the fire
!ioni"? n"d ,ha fol,n?>n?lo" of the
>ouse. The fire truck |? making
ltreef!lrn. nt ,BrCW<>r 3,1(1 C?'arlOtte
ih? v. "r thandoned tracks of
"><? Mrglnla Hallway 4,ld Power
?ompany. which had never been re
moved from the street and
broken causing the big machine to
iross the sidewalk and crash into
he house in which Kendrlcks was
HMng. Kendrlcks saw the truck
a?'child 'V "'I'0 '? "*Ve ,hc llfe "f
rPstrtr , 8m"11 yard of t>io
of he rn J'!nm"U* U<I-V '?>* Path
nhiJ ? n,sh,n'< c"Rlne. but was un
to *pt out of danger himself.
FREE 20 CHINESE^
ARRESTED IN RAID;
XonKor k Thl! Ti,,Ui8-n,si>at^h.]
AUitl.or.K. \A? May 5.?The nr
'??sting otllcers being unable to lde?"
twenty t*hl?"C ?f lhc '"'llvldnuls. !
hlnese, arrested In n ml.
of Marchar, T,"
fiii!ir ^ ' a-% (HmiiInsoiI l?\
:v 0,,ur'i
ts
.UM.Tor<,a?d!, rtU- wu" ?" ?'>?' ;
?.nni 1,"*tll,,c **m-i
'?oi.ee ,,p on ar,,,?ai ^<?? I
"?'re fl, (!h ro a" twenty-one^
'lee Slmrnoifs. by J,,,.
Mid IJetectlves Ji??rri-1 KMoore |
?*?"??? that g,,
"hen H^y entere.1 .i .K "K
-
.M. & M. T. CO. HUYS
steamer tuscan!
'Special to The Times-I<isp:itoh.]
N'OKl'XlI.K, VA . May &.??After Ave
years' servtvo under the Mun.son
J.lne flag, the steamer Tuscan haa
repurchased by the Merchants
and .Miners' Transportation Com
pany, which ran the vessel out of
Norfolk for many year.", ami Is now
here. Officials of the rompany have
not yet decided how thr ship is to
be employed.
The Tuscan, a ship familiar to
nearly all along the local water
front came In yesterday from
Charleston after an absence of
five years.
Crime I iitiKrnl* Court HocWct.
W'INOHK.STKH, VA? May 5.?Crim
inal Court dockets have become so
conges-ted recently that another
special (rrr.rid Jury, the third since the
regular January grand Jury term. Is
nl.out to be drawji for the May tertn
of Corporation Court here.
A grand jury also Is 'o be drawn
for the .tune term of Circuit Court.
Th? April report of the Police Court
magistrate. Just submitted to the
i 'omtnoti Council, showed that of
twenty-five I'ases for violations of
city ordinances, tueiity-two were for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
These v. er? exclusive of cases tried
under Stata warrants.
The number of drunks seems to
bt on the Increase, despite the vigi
lance of pollc.1 olllcei s. Mayor ('lias*'
warning, that "repeaters" appearing
, in Polli e Court will lie Riven Jail sen
tences, apparently has not checked
the offenders.
Hold .Memorial liny Services.
WIM-d AMSKCRC,. VA , May 5.?Me
morlBl d;iy exervises were held this
afternoon In Hrttton l'arish church
yard, the orator of the o. c.ison being;
!h? Rev I?r. 1' .1 Worker, pastor
of tlio Williamsburg {taptlst Church.
Public .school children saiiK patriotic
s-.ng* arid beautiful tlo\?eis were
srrewn upon the graves of the Con
federate soldiers burled In the
? nurchyard and in Cedar<irove Ceme
tery.
.\r*T (.'lue to .Murder M)?|erjr.
DAN VI1/1,K. lbl., Ma> .V Impor
tant developing.'* in the murder
mystery of Uertrude llanna, the
Moopeaton school-teacher, found
Idead In the untenanted United Pres
byterian parsonage thero last week.
wer? expected to follow the report
today of a C'hlc.igo 'chemist on an
analysis of tht girl's vlul organs.
In Richmond's Pulpits
MKTIIOIHST.
At Hart on Heights?The pastor,
Hev. \\\ S. Oeverie. will preach at
!1 A-M. on "The One That Was Ab
sent wlii-ii the KIiik Came." and at
8 l\ Al. <>ii "host.'" Sunday school at
9:30 A. At. and ICpwurth Jjcauuc at 7
t\ Al.
At Donnv Street?Miss Annie Smith
will preach at 1! A. At. and again
lit 8 l\ At. Sunday sellout and Men's
Hlblc class nt l?:i?0 A. At. Kpworth
League at 7 1*. At.
At 1'nloii Stafibn?Rev. *1. W. A\ ray
will urcai'li at 11 A. At., and at 8 1'.
At. Hev. * >. W. Jones will preach.
At Trinity?Hew H. I'. Scott will
prea "U n A. At. on "Tim Coming
Hew 'ind at S 1'. Al. the services
w .(inducted liy the Kpwortli
Ijt , Sunday School at 9:30 A. At.
| anil Men's Hlhlo Class at !? ?!"> A. Al.
Kpwortli league :i t 7:li> I*. At.
I At Branch Aleinorlal?Hev. Wil
liam H. Heed will preaoli on "Causes
of Kail lire" at 11 A. Al., and on "AtarUs
<.f Ownership" al 8 I". At. Sunday
school at A. M. and Kpworth
l<caguo at 7:1 T? I'. Al.
At Woodland 11 eights Hev. W. A. |
Wright will preaeh at II A. Al. on
? l.ife's Ala roll lug Orders," and at R
I'. At. on "l.ove lu the Wilderness."
Sunday school at 9:3ii A. Al. and Kp
wortli League at 7 J\ At.
At Highland 1'ark?Hev. i>. T. W 11
li;nns will preach at 11 A. At. on "A
' Message to the Olrl Scouts," and at
is I'. M. on "A I ?ep I arable Situation,
and How it Was Met." Sunday school
meets at 3:3a A. At. and Kpworth
l.wiKue at 7 I'. At.
\t 1'are Memorial?The pastor. Hew
. Roscoo Al. White, will preach at .1
A. At. on "The Delicacy of Divine
l.ove." and at 8 I'. At. on "Religion for
I all Ages." Sunday school and Aten's
, t*.jiile class at 9:30 A. Al. and Kpworth
League at 7 I'. Al.
i At Central?Hev. George A\ . Jones
will preach at 11 A. M.. and the pas
; tor. Row ti. W. \\ ray. w ill preach at 8
!? Al. on "Christ Invites Us to Walk
t'nder Ills Wins." Sunday school at
9:3u A. At. ?
At t.aurel Street?The pastor, Hev.
George 11. Mcl'aden. wili proach at 11
\ Al and R I'. Al. Revival services be
ginning .Monday. Alay S. conducted by
Miss Annie Agnes Smith. A cordial
welcome to all.
At '< ilnt er I'ark?Corner Seminary
and l.aliiirnum Avenues?Preaching
t?v th<> pastor. Rev. 1.. S. Flmirnoy.
iti 11 A. Al. and s I'. Al. Sunday school
and Wesley Bible class at 9:30 A. AT.
Senior League at 7:t5 I'. At.
At Broad Street?Tenth and Bront
Streets 1 >r. Theodore Copelnnd, not*
od Southern evangelist, speaks at
both services Sunday. 1 I A. Al. and S
| p At. Atornlng subject will tie Oil
"Why I Want to C.o to Heaven." and
even'liiK subject will he "Getting on
the Hlght Track." Von ought to
hear these mrtsaBi-s. Song service
1). tins Sunday evening at 7:4 > I. At.
Header, Percy Y. Uruwil. A people s
i .-Ii ii roll in the henrt of the city.
\t Centenary?Grace Street, be
i tween Fourth and Fifth?Prenching
;it 11 A. Al. and 8 1'. M. h>" Rev.
(ienrcc F. Greene. Alornlng subject
will l>e "The Hetntion or the Home to
i the Church." Kvening subject, "An
cient and Atodern Aliracles." Suntlny
school at !?:30 A. Al. and Kpworth
I.eague a t 7 P. M.
HAl'TIST.
At Fairmount Avenue?The pastor,
Hev .1. Al. 1 lamrlck, will preach at 11
A. M on "The Body of Christ, and
at8 I*. Al. on "When We Marry.' Sun
dav school at 9:30 A. Al. Installation
of tli? pastor at 3:30 1'. At. and It. ??
I'. 1". at 7 1*. At. , ,
?\ t i.clgh Street?Rev. Howard J.
Stewart, the pastor, will preach ?t
lii.tli services. Subjects; 11 A. M..
"Shadows on a (ireen llill. ? >?
"Dark Deeds or What a 1 oiicein.m ^
Sees After Alidniglit." i
i At Kast Knd?The pastor will ;
preach in the morning on God s
Blessings to Hlble Men and ltow Ob
tained." Revival servlces begln at
night. Sunday school at 9.30 A. M.
and H. Y. I'. IJ. at 7 I*. At.
At Hroadu* Aleinorlal ?The pastor
will preach at 11 A. At. on ??;?.1
Could .lesus Bear Sins of otaers. and j
at night on "An Example of riue,
Greatness.", B. Y. I'. I'-. ^?'or and !
"at* Venalde^Street The pastor. Rev. j
t? W. Hwope. will prea..: at bo'h
morning and even ng servlces. A the
morning hour his subject will he
"Na a man's Cure." In the evening h..
t hem" will be "Sold <?ut" /??">?>?
school ol 9:30 A. Al. and 15. 1 . 1. L>.
at 7 1'. M.
OFF GYPSIES FOR LIFE
AFTKR IlK LOSES $50
NORFOLK. YA., Atay 5.?Don't s*y
"good luck" to J. II. DeHoalch. mer
chiint at 4Cumberland Street. It
make,, him shiver every time lie
(oars the txpreslon, and every time
he thinks of it lie also thinks of a |
certain Gypsy woman. And here's j
the reason:
tin Alay 2, according to DeLoatch's
own words, a Gypsy, a regular
Gypsy. dressed in Gypsy gurb,
.-?trolled Into his place of business at
?J 30 o'clock In the afternoon. She
asked him the price of strawberries
and selected a unart. He put them
on the counter, and she began chat
ting with ill in about business.
I "She told me she had come to
bring nte 'good luck.' " Delvoatch
told Cl.-rk Ha11en In detective bureau
today. "And sb" got ine all excited.
She asked me how much money I
had In mv pocket, and I pulled out
,i iUty-ftol1.tr bill. She took it and
Went Oil!, wishing me 'good luck.' I
was so excited I couldn't even ask
i her for the money."
l?el<oat<h described the woman as
h. ing ;t regular Gypsy, apparently 30
years olil. weighing about 14^ pounds.
He said she spoke nu<i<\ Knglish.
Sunday in the Churches
II \ I'TIST.
First Baptist Church
Preaching ni 11 o'clock hii<1 8:15
o'clock by the pastor, Rev. Geo. W.
McDanlel, 15. I).
Sunday School niffle at 3;30 A. M.
R. T. P. L\, 7:1S P. M.
El'HCOI'AL.
All Saints' Episcopal
Church
iKranklln Street, between Madison
and Monroe Streets.)
Itev. J. Y. DOWNMAN, D. D.. factor.
Sundrfy School, with Bible Clauses,
ftt > 30 A. M.
Morning Service, with sermon by
tho rector and Holy Communion, at
1 I o'clock.
Afternoon service and sermon at
C o'clock.
Music by tho choir of men and boys
under the direction of Erni'Ht II.
Cosby, organist and choirmaster.
Tho Parish House will ba open
every Sunday afternoon from I to 6
o'clock for m?mbem of the eongre
gn tton and others wishing to tfko
bdx'^ntaK* Ot 1U hospitality.
At Glnter l'ark?Rev. John 15.
Took will preach at 11 A. M. and S
1*. M. Sunday school at 0:30 A. M.
and H. V. I'. U. at 7 l\ M.
At I'lne Street?Tho pastor, Rev.
1.eland Jerome Powell, will preach at
11 A. M. on "Christ, tho Uread of
ljife," and at 8 P. M. on "What They
Think In Torment," Sunday school at
S?:30 A. At. and It. Y. J\ U. at 7 1\ M.
At Calvary?Itov, Carter Ashton
.lenkenB will preach at II A. M. on
"The lilvlitK Sacrifice," and at 8 1'. M.
on "May All Ho Saved?"
At Urove Avenuo?Itev. l.en (?.
UrouKhton. D. 1)., will nroach at 11
A. M. on "The I'raycr Jesus Gave Ills
l>lselples?." and at 8 I'. M. on "Radio
In the Spirit World?The Sensation
of the Ayes."
At Tabernacle?Corner drove Ave
nue and'Meadow Street?Dr. Aubrey
Williams, pastor, will preach at II
A. M. and S I'. M. KvouIiik subject
will be "Tho Man Who Had No
Chance."
At First?T'reaclilnff at 11 A. M.
and S:15 P. M. I>y the pastor. Hew
George \V. McUanlel, D. D. Sunday
school moots at 9:30 A. M. ami B. Y.
P. V. at 7:15 P. M.
At Oakwood Avenue- -R?v. 10. W.
Hillings, pastor, will preach at 11 A.
M. on "Glorify ing Gotl." aiul at 8 P.
M. on ''Tlie <'liangoless Christ." Sun
day school at 9:30 A. M. ami B. Y. P.
U. at 7 P. M.
At Itamlolpli Street?Hev. W. 13.
Itoliortson, pastor, will preach at 11
A. M. on "A Tost of Love," and at
8 P. M. <>t! "The Cleansing Blood."
Sunday school at 9:30 A. M. and B.
Y. P. U. and Sunbeams at 7 P. il.
I'llKSHVTBIUA.V
At Oraoe Covenant?Hev. Chariot
li. King will preach at 11 A. M. on
"The Church's Message and Motive."
and at night on "A llome Jesus
Loved." Sahhath school at 9:30 A. M.
Mlble classes at 9:45 A. M. and Young
People's I.eauue at 7:15 P. M.
At First ? Hev. llonier McMillan, of
Atlanta, (in., will preach at 11 A. M..
ami at H I'. M. Hev. .1. S. Venable, of
the Kirst Presby tor inn Church of
Norfolk, will preach. Sunday school
at 9:30 A. M. ami Bible classes nt
9:50 A. M.
At Second?The pastor. Uev. Husseli
Cecil. D. P., will -preach at 11 A. M.
on "'The Father's Supervision," and
at night. on "Samuel, the <"''14 of
Prayer." Young People's service at
7:15 P. M.
At Fulton?The pastor. Hev. Hugh
Kitupatrick, will preach at 11 A. M.
and X P. M. Sunday school at 9:30
A. M. a?ul Christian Kndeavor at 7
P. M.
At Ovcrbrook? Biiv. Duncan
Thomas will preach at both services
tomorrow Sunday school ?t 9:30 A.
M. and Young People's league at 7
I'. M.
KI'IHCOI'AI..
At Holy Trinity?Itev. J. J. Oravatt,
1>. P., will preach at 11 A. M? and
Hev. 13. I,. Woodward will preach at
night. Sunday school anil Young
Women's Hlble< chisn at 9:15 A. JI.
Moil's Hlbln class at 10 A. M.
At fSracc?The pastor. Rev. W. II.
nurkhnrdt. will preach at 11 A. M.
and X |*. M. Sunday school and Bible
classes at 9:45 A. M.
At St. Thomas'?Rev. William
If row n, D. P., will preach at 11 A. M.
and at R P. M. the subject will be
"When the Poors Were Shot Came
.1 esus."
At All Saints'?The pastor, Hev. J.
Y. Downman, will preach at 11 A. M.
and at 5 I\ M. Sunday echool at 9::i0
A. M.
At St. Mark's?Boulevard, near
Kensington?Tito rcetor, Hev. Wil
liam 1). Smith, J). J)., will conduct
both morning and evening servlcea.
At Holy Comforter?H?v. W. 10.
Cox, rector. Holy Communion at 11
A. M. Evening aervlce at 8 1'. il.
IjI'TII ICIt A
At Bethlehem Evangelical?The
pnntor, Rev, O. A'. Sauer, will preach
at I! A. M. and S 1*. M. Special aer
vlces, In commenioratIon of tho Dla
mond Jubilee of I he founding of the
Mlanourl laitlicrun Synod, at the
mornlriK nervlco, and at ' night tho
children will present a program.
CIIK1KTIA
At Highland Park?Uev. O. Hubert
Steed will preaeli at 11 A. M. on
?"Tho Comforting Quality of llellg
lon," and at 8 p, M. on ''Church Mom
licrKhip and t "hrlnt lanity." Hllile
school at 0:30 A. M. and Christian
Endeavor at 7 P. M.
At 1 lattery Park?Tho pan tor, Hev.
II. ?!. llaney, will preach at II A. M.
on "The True Nobility," and at 8 P.
M. on "diving Christianity a Clwince."
Sunday school at 9:110 A. M. Chris
tian Kmleavor at 7 i\ M.
At llanovcr Avenue?The pastor.
Rev. J. ?. liunlev, will preach nt II
A. M. on "Tho Hnilv anil tho Blood ,
of Chrlnt." anil at 8 f'. M. on "l.cssonn J
Prom a Kmudulciit SflieiiH'r." Bible ^
school nt 9:30 A. M. Youmc People's I
meeting at 7 P. Mi al?o St'liool Of
Missions at 7 P. M. CommuiuHy Bible
class for women, TiipkiIhv at 10 A. M.
At Cowardln Avenue?'The pastor,
Ilev. II. J. Dudloy, will preach at It
A. M. on "The Divine Name," antl RU
R I?. M, on "What Think Ye of thft
Christ ?" Sunday school at 9:30 A.
M. and Christian Endeavor at 7 I\ M.
At Seventh Streets?Orace at Sev
enth?Tho pastor, Hov. l). I). C. Mac
lachlaii. O. !>.. will preach at 11 A.
M. on "Tho Old llerolmn in the N'ew
Crusade," and at 8 p. m. on "Why I,
llelleve In tho Church." Church"
school at 9:30 A. M. and Ynnntfi Peo
ple's ineetlnK at c. P. M, Nursery and
children's hour -fit 11 A. ;,i.
Al'OS'rtlMc,
At tho Apostolic Church ? Hov. It.
<i. Pease will preach at k j?. m. on
"Tho Caterpillar and Butterfly, or the
Two Natures." Sunday school at 10
A. M.
Wb
REV. R. CARY MONTAGUE, MONUMENTAL CHURCH
In considering (he importance of going to church wo must be care
ful to remember what it really is?that it in going to God.
When we think of it in that light wo must keep in mind too the
thought that there are two sides to look at. Every man needs God, and
God needs every one of us.
It is not necessary to waste words in explaining man's need for
(Jod. All history teaches it from the earliest times. We find that hu
man beings have boen^seeklng for God, and trying to liml him in trees,
rivers, idols, the sun* the moon, and philosophical theories of life.
These all have been hut another form of "going to church."
The other aspect of the matter, however, has not been so well
recognized?God's need for man. What is it? Have you ever thought
of that reason for going to church? That God needs you, whoever you
are, however humble or poor or sinful.
It took a loving, t en Oer-hearted Savior to bring home to tin this >
side of the going to church question. When that Savior told us to come
into God's presence with those blessed wordB "Our Father" upon
our lips, He turned a new page in the history of religion. He revealed
the Divine yearning of God for His children.
Go to church next Sunday to find (Jod, but also that lie may find
you, for He Is looking for you so eagerly with the great loving seeking
heart of a considera(e parent.
God's need for you Is (he need of a devotod Father for all
children.
Tabernacle Baptist
Church
RPISCOPAI*
ST. JAMES
CHURCH
(Corner Orove Avenue and Meadow.) !
Dr. AUmtEY WlLUAMS, Pastor. I (West Franklin and Birch Street.)
11 A. M., morning services.
8 P. M., evening services. 5'ubject
Sunday night: "The Man Who lliiil No
Chance."
KI'IKCOPAI,,
Church of the Epiphany
Barton Heights
11EV. J. II. GIBBOXEY
Rector
Services:
$:30A.M.?('liim-h School and
Bible Classes.
11:00 A.M.?Holy Communion and
sermon.
S:00 P. M.?Evening I'rayer and
sermon.
7:16 P. M.?Young People's League.
SERVICES.
9:30, Sunday School.
10, Uible Class for men.
11, Litany, sermon and Holy
Communion. Mr. Smith will preach.
8:15, Evening Prayer and ser
mon. Mr. Poter will preach.
All pews in this church are free
at all services.
METHODIST. I
Broad Street Methodist
Church
Tenth and Broad Streets.
Dr. Theodore Qopoland. noted South
ern evangelist, speaks at hoth serv
ices Sunday, 11 A. M. and 8 1*. M.
Morning subject: "Why I Want to
05o to Heaven."
Evening mibjoct: "(letting on the
Itight Truck."
You ought to h<ar Uipko messages.
Song sorvice heglns Sunday even
ing at 7: (5 o'clock. Leader. Mr. Percy
Y. Brown.
A PEOPLE'S rHt.TttCH IN* THE
HEART OK THE CITY
PUKSnVTKIUAN.
PMTAniAN
Second Presbyterian
Church ! ^ T- ? rn ? ^
Rev. RCSSEU. CECL. i). i,. Pastor. First Unitarian CTrarch
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.: Mr. Lu
"lua V. Cary, Superintendent. Rev. John D. Hold, miniates |ml
? "JSjJ&i P"rh!f kIHU'A1 sK" !???. ??1 ?'?<*?
| sermon: "The Word Made Flesh.* $
7:1P p. M., Young people's League. r, ? . . .
? . P. M. subject of sermon: ^Ylthout
? P. M., evening worship; subject:
"Samuel, the Child of Prayer. I>elng , Prlcf/'
seeond In series on Young People of i
tho Bible. 1
Prayer-meeting AVeilnesday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Grace Episcopal
Church
(Main Street, two blocks below the
Jefferson.)
lie v. W. II. BIIRKHARIVT, D. D?
Rector.
11 A. M., service and Holy Com
munion. ? ,
S P. M., Evening Service ar.d ser
mon.
A. M.. Sunday School and Bible
i 'lass.
Holy Trinity Church
(Laurel, near Main.)
Rev. J. J. Oravatt. P. D., Rector.
Holy COnimunlon and sermon at 11
M. Evening service nt 8 P. M. Rev.
K L. Woodward will officiate. Sun
day school and Voting Women's Bible
claps, 9:45 A. M. Men's Bible class,
10 A. M.
Rev. R. Cary
Montague
The Prartlcnllt of flic Itesiirrecllon
51 In I* i r j ,"
The Monumental
Church
8 P. M.
Sermon and Holy Communion at 11
A. M., by
REV. GEO. P. MAYO.
Bible classes and Sunday school,
9:15 A. M-i Young People's meeting,
! P. M.
Centenary Methodist
Church
Morning subject: "The Relation of
the Home to the Church."
Evening subject: "Ancient and
Modern Miracles."
Sermons by Itev. George F. Greene.1
I
Strangers anil visitors welcome.
Hanover Avenue Church
(Disciples of Christ)
Hanover and Allen Avenues. 7
"THE BODY AMI THE BLOOI) OF CHRIST."
Is Mr. Hunley'a subject at 11 A. M. At 8 P. M. ho will speak on
"LESSONS FROM A FRAUDULENT SCHEMER."
The ordinance of baptism will be adrnlntstcrd at the evening servloe.
In the heart of West End. Take street car or Jltnoy to Allen
Avenue.
l.lJTHICIt A.\.
Monument Methodist
Church
(Corner Park and Allen Avenues.)
Row C.EO. E. BOOKER. D. D., Pastor.
11 A. M., Sunday School Day Exer-i
clsies. i
8 P. M., sermon by Rev. S. L. Duni- I
vllle.
9:30, Sunday School and Men's Bible
Class.
7 P. M., Epworth League.
Seventh Street Christian Church
(Grace at Seventh)
"Tho Friendly Church."
The subject of Dr. MacLachlan's night sermon will ho:
"Why I Believe in the Church"
A few minutes will be devoted, before the sermon, to the
answering of (igestioiiB on last Sunday's topic: "Why I Believe
in the Bible."
First English Lutheran st james' M. E. Church
Church
(Monument Ave. and Lombnrily St.)
Dr. J. J. SCHBRER, JR.. Pastor.
Services at 11 A. M. and 8 I'. M.
Dr. Scherer will talk especially to
the children nt the morning service.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
St. Paul's Church
9:45 A. M.?Sunday school and Bible
classes.
Ion
11 A. M.?Litany and Commun
7:45 P. M.?Musical prelude.
8:15 P. M.?Evening prayer.
Ths Rev. Robert McD. Klrkland
will preach at both services.
St. John's Evangelical
Lutheran Church ?
(Lombardy and Franklin Streets.)
The pastor, tho Rev. O. Quthn, will
preach at 11 A. M. on "Tho Most Im
portant Institution In the World."
Movlng-plcturo sermon at 8 P. M.,
"Tho Spirit of .Freedom."
Marshall and Twenty-ninth Sts, j
The Hlllrnan-Hobbs meetings will!
i.'onllnue throughout next week.
Dr. Hlllman's subjects Sunday:
11 A. M.?Christian Kncourageincnt. j
8 P. M.?Christian Dedication.
Big men's meeting 3 P. M.
PHESIIYTIiBIAN.
Grace-Covenant
Presbyterian Church
(1627 Monument Avenue)
Rev. CHARLES L. KINO, Pastor.
11 A. M? "Tho Church's Message
and Motive."
8 P. M., "A Home Jesus Loved."
Sabbath School, 9:30 A. M.
Bible Classes, 9:45 A. M.
Visitors are always welcome.
"Radio in the Spirit World
The Sensation of the Ages"
Will be tho subjcct of
DR. BROUGHTON'S
Sunday Night Sermon
AT GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
MARVELOUS MOVEMENT IN A MARVELOUS AGE?WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
Sunday morning subject: "The Prayer Jesus Gave. Ills Disciples."
HOWARD I. STEWART
S P. M.?Great People's Popular Happy
Hour.
Sermon-Lecture?"Dark Deeds or What a
Policeman Sees After Midnight."
Special Music?Orchestra and quartet.
Doors open at 7 P. M. Come early and
get a good sent.
11 A. M.?"Shadows on a Groon Hill."
Leigh Street Baptist Church
Twenty-fifth and Leigh Streets.
The Second Baptist Church
Franklin at Adams Streets.
Invites You to Worship
l)r. Solon B. Cousins, Pastor
11 A. AI.?"The God In Whom Christians Relieve.'*
8:15 P. M.?"His Silences."
. ? . /
i
Come Sunday Morning at 9:45 and Bo One of About
600 MEN
to hear
Dr. Douglas S. Freeman
Business Men's Bible Class
Second Baptist Church
Franklin and Adnms Street.
"Jc6us and Pre8ent-Day Probloma."
Yon should hear hlu tomorrow: "Was Jobub a CommunlBtf*
Hundreds Come Every Sunday Morning.