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10 ' ' , THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND. OCTOBER 4, 1914. CHURCHES OF PORTLAND TODAY TO PRAY FOR.END OF WAR t President's Request Meets Ready Response, Ministers Will Discuss Conflict and Plead for Peace Among Nations of Europe. TODAY in all the churches of the city prayers for peace will be of fered. The great war that has made desolate so many homes in Eu rope and has called forth universal sympathy for suffering and has wrought so much destruction of life and property has inspired President Wilson to issue an aupeal to all de nominations to Join today In prayers for peace. Besides this occasion the day will be notable in tnat it is rally day in many of the churches of. Portland. Members who have attended regularly, members who have "neglected their churches, strangers, visitbrs and all interested have been urged to attend some service. For many years the Church of Our x Father has marked the first Sunday in October as "Home-coming Sunday." The day is chosen somewhat arbitra rily, for service is held every Sunday of the year and the church is always open. This year the day is coincident with the day of prayer for peace and this latter purpose vill take prece dence in the worship and morning ser mon. The sermon announcements for the month are as follows: Sermon for day of prayer, "Rendering Unto God the Things That Are - Caesar's." The "Hymn for the Iay of Prayer," by Rev. John Haynes Holmes, will be sung by the congregation morning and even ing. On October 11 and 12 Mr. Eliot will speak in the interesft of better un derstanding among the churches of Christendom". "The Cause and Cure of Unemploy ment" will be the theme of the evening lectures, by Professors A. K. Wood and W. F. Ogburn, of Reed College. An attempt to present carefully gathered facts and conclusions touching the problem of unemployment as it exists in Portland. The Women's Alliance, with Mrs. Charles' E. Sitton as president and Mrs. . Richard W. Montague chairman of the programme committee,, announces -an interesting series of study classes and social occasions. The Young People's Fraternity this year will study the history religion. The pastor and his wife hold their annual reception in the parish rooms (Unitarian chapel) on the evening of October 16. Calvary Church Has Pastor , of High Caliber. Rfv, Oliver S.Baum- Manifest Great Interest in I pbuildlns: Young Peo ple'N Christian Kudeavor Society. THE Calvary Presbyterian Church, located at Eleventh and Clay streets, has a new "pastor who is ener getic, full of good ideas and who can preach a fine sermon. He is Rev. Oliver S. Baum, D. D. He is greatly inter ested in the Young People's Christian Endeavor work and is building up an interesting society with the assistance of Miss Catherine , Norton, president, and Clarence P. Knox, vice-presideiit. Miss Anna Watkins is secretary and Miss Hazel Sleuter treasurer.- The church- has an excellent chorus choir, of which George Hotchklss Street is director. Miss Margaret Lamberson is organist. An invitation is being is sued to all who are interested to attend any of the church services or the Chris-') tion Endeavor, wnich meets at 6:30 o'clock Sunday evening. The Calvary Church was erected in 1S82. The first superintendent was Dr. Curtis O. Strong and among some of the first teachers in the Kible school were Mr. and Mrs. Kradley, Mr. and Mrs. John Bain, Dr. J. R. Wilson and Miss Caroline Strong, while the teach ers in the infant classes were Miss Ellen Strong, Anna Rate ' and Miss Claussenius. It was at the Calvary Church that Dr. Wilson was invited to preach dur ing the pastor's vacation, that he might survey the field, meet the friends and decide the question of establishing a school here.. This church may then be said to have had something to do with organizing a work which has become one of the fore most education, institutions on the iThole Pacific Slope, ,known now as Portland Academy. The session members are: H. C. Cole man, George E. Iv. Fichtner, George M. Geddes. W. B. Honeyman, O. A. Tilton, J. N. Tracy and John Bain, clerk. The trustees are: E. C. Westwood, president: A. J. Durand, secretary; John Bain, treasurer; George E. K. Fichtner George M. Geddes, W. B. Honeyman, O. A. Tilton and J. N. Tracy. The Bible - school officers include E. C. Westwood, superintendent; J. N. Tracy, assistant superintendent; Mrs. George H. Thomas, secretary: Miss Katharine A. Evans, treasurer, and Miss Watkins, librarian. The Ladies' Aid Society officers are: Miss Catherine Burns, president; Mrs. H. C. Lehman, vice-president: Mrs. 'George H. Thomas, secretary; Mrs. D. McDonald, treasurer, and Mrs. Jasper, delegate to Visiting Nurses' Associa tion. Officers of the Woman's Missionary Society are: Mrs. F. Byerley, president Mrs. D. McDonald, vice-president; Mrs. J. N. Tracy, secretary, and Miss Rate, treasurer. Waverly Heights Church to Observe Rally Day. lllg Programme Will Greet Visitors Kxpectcd aa Reault of Canvasa of 1200 Homes of Parish. THE Waverly Heights Congrega X tional Church and Sunday school, Woodward avenue and East Thirty third street, will observe rally day today with appropriate services. Rally day exercises in the Sunday school at 10 A. M. ; communion service and the reception of members at 11 A. iL Young People's meeting at 6:30 P. M. and peace service at 7:30 will be the or der of the programme. During the week the church has made a canvass of the parish, calling at 1200 homes, ascertaining church af filiations and distributing more than 600 invitations to the church services. Interest in all departments is in creasing. The Sunday school is stead ily growing and the young people are reorganizing. The congregations have more than quadrupled over last year's. There will be special music at all serv ices of the day. i The services at Rodney-avenue Chris tian Church will all have a relative bearing on peace today. The morning subject will be The Prince of Peace, Christ Jesus." In the evening an evan gelistic theme, "They All Do It." The music, under the leadership of Mrs. Ira Kimmons, will be a special feature o' the day. . Rev. Alfred Bates presented the gffi and silver medals to the successful con testants at the Women's Christian Temperance Union contests held at Nis qually. Wash., Saturday night. A fine programme was given at 8:30 P. M. Mrs. Louise Haussler of, Kelso, ar ranged the contests. The observance of a National Peace Sunday at the First Universalist Church, at Broadway and East Twenty fourth street, this morning lill be of unusual interest. The pastor, Dr. J. D. Corby, has chosen for his subject "Christianizing Our Civilisation.". In addition to the inspiring message of the putpit there will be special music. Miss Crege, the organist, will give a recital before the morning service and the choir will be augmented. The service will have an added in terest, as it is the fifth anniversay of the piacing of the cornerstone by the President of the United States. In the Sunday school rally day will be ob served and special features mark the occasion. This church of the open door renders large service to the city and deserves the popular. favor it en joys. Rev. Walter Duff, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, East Eighth and Grant streets, has arranged a gathering for prayer this evening. The service will be in keeping with Peace day, in ob servance of the request made by Presi dent Wilson. Those who wish 'may write their prayers and hand, them to the pastor. Calvary will have a rollcall and. re union on Friday, October 9, with a family supper at 6 o'clock. All mem bers are urged to rally loyally to the support of the pastor in making this an event of note. Christian Church Commends Work of Rev. S. M. Conner. Supply Pastor Well Appreciated by f.ariere Attendance Pence Sunday to Be Observed. FJEV. S. M. . CONNER, formerly of a. Indiana, but more recently of Spo kane, Wash., is one of the promi nent ministers in the Christian Church. During the pastorate of Rev. W. F. Reagor, it became necessary that he take an extended rest on account of ill health. The church officers learned that Rev. Mr. Conner was in the West and he was secured as supply pastor until Mr. Reagor was able to resume his work. Later, it became necessary for Mr. Reagor to relinquish the work altogether and Mr. Conner was again requested to supply, this time until a permanent pastor was secured and in stalled. During the two engagements as sup ply pastor. Rev. Mr. Conner spent sev eral months, both VV inter and Summer, nPortland. He returned to his home in Spokane, but not to remain. He had tasted Portland's mild climate and he wanted to live in Portland. He began making plans to return. His daughter was then a teacher in the Spokane schools. He persuaded tier to make application for a position In Portland. The - Portland School Board selected her as one of the teach- : corps and the family arrived in Portland a few days before the Fall term of school began, and are domi ciled at 149 East Twelfth street. Spo- Kane nas lost a valuable citizen, but that loss is Portland's gain. The First Christian Church will In accordance with the wish of President ilson, observe Peace Sunday today. Rev. Mr. Conner will have charge of the special services on this occasion. He will also have charge in the evening. During his season as supply pastor he preached to capacity audiences and a splendid hearing is predicted for both morning and evening. No permanent successor to Rev. Max well Hall has yet been nanied. Course of Study in Sunday School Wcrk Arranged. Rev. A. M. Williams to Organise Oass at Klrst Presbyterian Church House to Take Vp Educational Principles. A COURSE in the educational princi- be given this Fall by Rev. A. M. Will iams at the First Presbyterian Church house, beginning Wednesday night, Oc tober 13. Rev. Miles B. Fisher, educa tional secretary for the Congregational Sunday School Board, probably will come from San Francisco to assist Mr. Williams in this work. The course will be open to specially selected leaders of teacher training in the various churches of the Presby terian and Congregational denomina tions, and to any others who desire to study the modern Sunday school as an educational institution. It will consist of 10 lectures, on which students will take notes, and recitation work in Welgle's "The Pupil and the Teacher." Members of the class are to be direct ed in certain outside observation and practice work, which is to be made the basis of thesis work to be done during the 10 weeks of the training school. Similar work will be done in Seattle and Spokane. Mr. Williams, who is the district educational superintendent for the Presbyterian Sunday School Board, has been assigned to that work for the remainder of this year. He is offer ing the same courses to a few churches which are expected to organize "ex tension classes" in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. In the First Congregational Church Home-Comers' Night" was observed with success on Thursday evening. Special interest was evidenced in the 'old folks' dinner" given under the auspices of the Kings' Daughters. Rally day In the bible school will be held this mtorning at 9:50. Great preparations have been made for this and the occasion is anticipated with interest. At the church services Dr. Dyott will speak on themes appropriate to "Peace Sunday." At 11 o'clock his theme will be "Power of Prayer" and at 7:45 "The Peace Needed by All the World." Spe cial music will be as follows: Morning Prelude. "Largo" from Xerxes (Handel); postlude. "Fanfare. (Lemmens). In the evening George Seymour Beechwood will open the services by giving an organ recital, his numbers being: (a) "Allegretto" (Thomas); (b) "Capriccio" Lemalgre); (c) "Mor- ceau Symphonitue" (Guilmant). The quartet in charge of Harold Hurlbut will sing in the morning "Peace Shall Dwell in the Land (Sai ner), and "When I Survey the Won drous Cross" (Schnecker.) In the evening they will sing "Wel come Sweet Grace" (Macy). There will be a special solo at this service by Miss Peterson. Ten sermons on the Lord's Prayer will be preached by the Rev. W. O. Shank, pastor of the East Side Bap tist Church, as follows: "The Father hood of God," October 4; "Is There Heaven?" October 11; "What Is the Kingdom of God?" October 18; "If God's Will Should Be Done on Earth, as It Is in Heaven What?" October 25; "Prob lems of the Present-Day Breadwln ner," November 1; "Reciprocity in For giveness," November S; "Does God Lead Into Temptation?" November 15; "The Divine Right of Kings," November 22 "The Price of Power," November 29 "Glory Belongeth to the Father." De cember 6. . - At -the vesper service in the Y. W. C. A. at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon Rev. C. C. Rarick will speak on "Tne Great Teacher." The soloist is Mrs. F. E. Deem. The usual social hour will follow the service. All women and girls are Invited to attend. Strangers will find represen tatlves from their own church denomi nation who will welcome .them. t t, - jf T Kfit - .nX - ::kaaH .-5EV Z- aaMPCK'- ' - MaW ' '- --' -' X: 'XJ"" -.i. -. V -- .'1 r i $ I v :':r Centenary Church to Hear Pastor's Farewell. Rev. Delmer H. Trimble Will Ie llver Parting Messages to Congre aratlon Today Before Lea-vino; for Tacoma, REV. DELMER If. TRIMBLE will de liver his parting messages in his sermons today at the Centenary Meth odist Episcopal Church. Today's serv ices will be his farewell to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Trimble will leave early this week for Tacoma, where Dr. Trim ble will take up his new duties in the pulpit to be vacated by Dr. Thomas Lane, who comes to Portland. Dr. Lane will occupy the Centenary pulpit Sunday, October 11. Members of the Centenary Congre gation tendered a reception to Rev. and Mrs. Trimble Friday evening at the parsonage, 644 East Ankeny street. The 62d session of the Oregon An nual Conference of the Methodist Epis copal Church, which ladjourned last Monday at noon, passed into history as one of the most successful con ferences of the church, members of the conference aver. Members of the Centenary Church exerted themselves in entertaining the visiting delegates. Much commendation was lavished on the Portland members for their hos pitality and forethought in handling the conference. Lecturer to Tell Teachings of Christian Science. Professor Herman S. Herlnir, For merly of Johns Hopkins I'nlveralty, Will Speak Next Sunday at Scien tist Church. NEXT Sunday afternoon and .. eevn lng Professor Hermann S. Hering, C. S. B., of Conford, N. IL, will lecture on Christian Science in the First Church of Christ (Scientist), at Nine teenth and Everett streets. Professor Hering will repeat his lecture on the following Monday evening. The after noon lecture will begin at 3 o'clock and the evening lecture at 8 o clock. The lecturer, who was formerly oon nected with the faculty of Johns Hop kins University, is now a member of the board of lectureship of the- mother church, the First Church of Christ (Scientist), in Boston, Maes. The lee tures delivered in all parts, of the world by members of this board afford- an oDoortunity to the public to hear with out cost a correct statement of the teachings of Christian Science. Pro fessor Uering's stay in Portland will be made while en route home, after a lecture tour throughout Australia and the Orient. . Tonight at 7:45 o'clock, Florence Crawford will give the fourth lecture in "Lessons in Truth." These lectures are being held each Sunday night in Library Hall, the series comprising a thorough foundation in the basic prin ciples of truth and healing. Tonight the topic will be "Denial and AJf irma- 5y j. I MEX AND WOMEN PROMINENT IV IlELIGIOli WORK OK THE DAY, Dr. Thomas L. Eliot, minister emeritus of the Church of Our Father (Unitarian), is one of the best-beloved pastors of Portland. He has been here for many years and is a man of distinction. Kef. William G. Eliot, Jr., min ister of the Church of Our Father, will speak today In the church at the rally day and prayer service that will be an important event. Miss Catherine Norton is presi dent of the newly-organized Young People's Society of the Calvary Presbyterian Church, and C. P. Knox Is vice-president. Mrs. Mary Harris Armor is a temperance worker who will speak this morning in the Union avenue Methodist Episcopal Church and in the evening in the Central Christian Church. Rev. B. J. Thoren will occupy his pulpit 'in the Swedish Taber nacle today after an absence of five months in Europe. tion." The lectures are free to all. C. E. Patterson will give vocal selec tions. ' Last Sunday night Mrs. Crawford gave the lesson upon the "Divine Ideal,'.' The last half hour of the lec ture was devoted to questions and an swers which proved of interest to all. Miss Elya C. Hassler sang "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling." Mrs. Grace Strat- ton was the accompanist. The Woman's Association of the First Presbyterian Church held its first all-day session in the parlors of the church-house. 454 Alder street, on Tuesday. The primary object of this all-day meeting is to sew for various charitable objects which are under the care of the women of this church. A programme of real entertainment and informal talks is arranged for month ly. and at 12:30 the men of the church are invited in to share in a luncheon prepared and served by a committee of 12 or 15 women of the association, relayed each month by a different set of women until all members of the organization have served. "Rally day" will be celebrated today in the First United Brethren Church, East Morrison and East Fifteenth streets. The service will be in the morning from 10 to 11:30 o'clock. The Girls'-Choral Club will sing. In the evening the service will be in keeping with Peace day. The senior chorus of the First Pres byterian Church, . under the leadership of J. A. Flnley, was reorganized for the year's work Wednesday night. Of fleers were elected, and every means adopted for making this organization one of real worth. The first concert of the year will be "The Messiah" and will be ready for presentation during Christmas week. Rev. T. F. Bowen, vicar of the Church of St. Michael and All Angels, will preach, the sermon at the 11 o'clock service. Holy communion will follow. J"- . Li.. i Warren Bible Class Will Re sume Sessions Today. Object of Organization la to Extend Help and Friendship as Well as to Do Religions Study. THE Warren Bible class of the First X Presbyterian Church, With an en rollment of over 400 young women, will hold its opening meeting of the church year today at 12 o'clock in room E of the church houses 454 Alder street. This is primarily a class for business women and aims to meet the social as well as the religious needs of its mem bers. Under the leadershin of Mrs. A. L. ord Warren, this class has reached a high state of organization. The members of the Warren Bible class are bound together by ties of mutual friendliness and helpfulness, and a cor dial welcome awaits the young woman who comes to them a stranger in search of Bible instruction, pleasant acquaintance and cheering social di versions. The First Presbyterian Church, cor ner Twelfth and Alder streets, will join with all other right-thinking and up lifting institutions of -our country to day, in the observation of a National peace day. The pastor. Rev. John H. Boyd, is preparing to present the peace question in two different aspects at 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. After today, all evening services of the First Pres byterian Church during the Winter months will begin at 7:30, instead of 7:45 P. M. Sunday Church Services ADTEXTISTS. (Sabbath services are held on Saturday) Central, East Eleventh and Everett Elder M. H. St. John, pastor. Sabbat n school, 10 preaching. 11; prayer and missionary meet inr Wednesday evening. 7:30; Young people' Society, A. O. Olsen,' leader, meets 7:30 Fri day. Mont a villa. East Eightieth and Everett J. F. Beatty. local elder. Sabbath school be gins at 10: preaching. 11; prayer meetin "Wednesday. 7:30: Helping; Hand Band, regu lar bi-weekly meeting. Lents. Marion avenue and Blumauer boulevard. Lents U. J. Chit wood, local elder. Regular weekly services begin at 10 preaching, 11; preaching Sunday evening, 7:30; prayer' meeting, "Wednesday evening, 7:45. : - , Mount Tabor. West Sixtieth and Belmont Portland Sanitarium: Pastor, C. J. Cummins, Sabbath school, 10: preachlnsr. 11; praye meeting. 7 :- Wednesday evening- Young People's Society meets Friday evening, 7:4. Alblna (German), Skid more and Mallory avenue Henry Block, pastor. Sabbath school 10; preacning. 11; preaching bun day even in sr. S: Tjrayer meeting, Wednesday 8. Scandinavian, Sixty-second and Thirty. ninth avenue Southeast O. . E. Sandnes, castor. . Sabbath school at lO; preaching. 11 Sunday service. 7:30; prayer meeting, Wednesday evening T:du. West Sirf Church, Women of Woodcraft Hall, Tenth and Taylor Preaching servlc Saturday at 3:3u F. M. ana eunaay evenin at 7:43. BAFIST. First, White Temple, Twelfth and Taylor streets Rev. W. B. Illnsou. D. D.. pastor, i 10. Bible school: 11. preaching by Dr. Hln son: i face Sunday; 6:30, B. Y. P. V.; t :3. t reaching by Dr. Hinson; theme, "Christian ctence and the Bible No. 3." East Side. Fast Twentieth and Ankeny streets Rev. W O. Shank, pastor. 10. Sun day school: 11. preaching by the pastor; theme, -The picture of a Wasted L-ie ; 6:30. B. Y. P. I. ; 7:30. preaching by the pastor; theme, "The Fatherhood of God." Highland, Alberta and Fast Sixth streets N'orth Rev. Charles B. Elliott, pastor. 9:4.. Sunday school; 11, preaching by the pastor; theme. "Praying for Peace"; peace Sunday; 6:30, B. T. P. U.; 7:3. preaching by the pastor: theme, "The Gospel's Present Tence." Arleta Rev. W. T. S. Spriggs, pastor. 0:43, Sunday school ; 11, preaching by the pastor- theme. "Prayer and prospects"; 6:lo, B. T- P. U. ; 7:30, preaching by the pastor; theme, "Hitherto." East Forty-fifth Street Rev. A. B. Waltx. pastor. 3:43, Sunday school; 11, preaching by the pastor; theme, "How 'the Blood' Puj-ilies"; :30, B. Y. P. t.; 7:30. preaching by the pastor; theme, "War Is ." Lents Rev. J. M. Nelson, pastor. 11, preaching by the pastor: theme, "Is War Justifiable?"; 6:30, 13. Y. P. IT.: 7 :J!0. preach, ing by the pastor; theme, "The -Dragnet" ; 10. Sundav school. Calvarv. East Eighth and Grant streets Rev." Walter DutT, pastor. Sunday school; 11, preachlnr by the pastor; themn, "Melchisedec. King of Peace" ; 6:30, B. Y. P. C: 7:3, preacMn by the pastor; theme, "The President's prayer Gathering.' Third, Knott street and Vancouver avenue Rev. Webley J. Beaven, pastor. Annual rallv-day observance, 10:30; "Peace on Earth." 7:30. Tabernacle. East Forty-second street and P'Ttv-fifth avenue Southeast Rev. J. Clark Tibbits. pastor. Preaching, 11 and 7s4.", Bible school. 10: B. Y. P. U.. 6:45. Rev. O. C. Wright will preach in the morning and Rev. Dimmlck Taylor In the evening. Italian Mission. East Eighteenth and Tib Letts streets Rev. Francesco Sannells, pas tor. 10. Sunday school; 11. preaching services- 7. pastor's circle (prayer service) ; 8. preachinc service ; 10 :30, sh ort sermon for Engllsh-speaklns people; 7:30. preaching. St. Johns Rev. E- P. Borden, pastor. Services. 11 and 8. Elmo Heights. Lenta Sunday school. 2:30 o'clock. Swedish. Fifteenth and Hoyt streets Rev. F. Linden, pastor. Preaching, 10:4o nd 7::;0: Sundav school. 'i noon; x. i. tr. U.. 5. n Cnlversitv Park Rev. A- C- Saxton, pas tor. Sundav school. 10: 11. preacning oy the pastor: 6:30, B. Y. P. U.: 7:30. preach- lnsr bv the riasior. Second. German. Morris street and noaney avenue Rev Frederick wuerrman, paswr. Sunday school. 9:43: preaching, 11 and 7:30; ;. Y. P. U.. 7. Grace. Montavilla Rev. H. T. Cash, pas tor. Sunday school. 9:45; services, n ana : B. Y. P. Tj".. 6:43. Mount Olivet. Seveffth and Everett streets - Rev. W. A. Magett, pastor. Services, 11 and 8; Sunday school, 12:30. Chinese Mission. 333 Burnsldp street bun- day school. 7; J. G. Malone. superintendent. Russellville schoolhouee, under auspices oi race Church, Montavilla Sunday school. :13. .-irst normnn K mirth and Mill streets ev. J. Kratt. pastor. Services, 11 and 7:30; unday school. 9:45. Sellwood. Eleventh street and Tacoma ave nue Kev. F. H. Hayes, pastor, rreacmns. 11 and. 7:30; Sunday school. 10; B. Y. P. 30. CATHOLIC. Holy Cross. -University Park Rev. C. R. Finner. Low mass. 8:30; high mass ana sermon. 10:30: vesoers and benediction. 4. St. Michael's (Italian), hourtn ana miii Btreets Jesuit Fathers. low mass, :ou, high mass and sermon. 10:30 vespers and benediction, i Immacukete Heart of Mary, Williams ae- ue and Stanton street Rev. N . A. JJaiy. Low mass. 6. 8 and 9; high mass and ser mon. 10:30: vespers and benediction, .o. st Prflnpls". East Twelfth street between Pin and Oak Rev. Father Black. Low mass. S; hlsh mass an usermon. iu:.i, ,r. instruction and benediction, i :u. Holv Rosary. East Third and Clackamas trfets Verv Rev. ri. rl. Keiiy, J. l . wjw m c. 7. s ana : mun mats ana ei mu" 11: vesuers and benediction. 7:30. On the firt sundav of the month rosary procession sermon and benediction. i:-wt mini eunuu.. sermon, procession of the most biessea sac rament and benediction. 7:-; every i nurs -..-AniriTr hnlv hOtir TrOTTl t ZAtl TO Holy Keaeemer, ronmna uumc.nu a.uu TV 1 1 1 1 n nm svenue Redemptorist Fathers. Rev. Joseph A. Chapotan. pastor. Low mass. 6 and 8; high mass ana sermon. i:u, dcu diction. 7:30. Bt. Andrew's. East is mm ana Amen streets Rev. Thomas Klernan. ww maaa. hizh mass and sermon, IV. vesper, in struction and benediction. 7:30. St. Lawrence's, Third and snerman streeis Rev. J. H. Hughes. Low mass, o, ana high mass and sermon, lO :au; vespers, m .trnrtion and benediction. 7:80. St. Mary's Pro-Cat nearsvi. nteentn ana Davis streets Most Rev. A. Christie. i-. u. Low mass. 6, 8 and . high mass and ser moo. 11; vegpera. Instruction and benedlc tion. 1 --4B. Mr rmi Firtv-rourtn ana Ainmeai nn. Cornelius A. Maher. Low mass, S:o0; fcign mass and Benson, 10:30; vespers. Instruction anri hAnFdlctlon 4. St. Clare's. Capitol Hill Kev. capisiran. Lew mass. 8: hirh mass. 9:45. Ascension. Twentieth and Eprlng streets Rev. B Y. Lee. nrlest in cnarge, noiy communion. 8; Sunday school. 9:30. CHRISTIAN. Central, corner Salmon and East Twen tieth Dr. S. R. Hawkins, pastor. Sundaj school. 10 A. M. . preaching, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; Christian Endeavor. 6:30 P. M Subjects of sermons, morning, "Christianity and the United states Must ana w ill rui an End to Wars;" evening address by Mrs. Marv IT. Armor, of Georgia. First, corner Park and coiumoia freacn ing morninirand evening. Evening service . 7:30 and Christian Knacavor at o:3u. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. First. Nineteenth and Everett Services 11 and 8; lesson sermon, "LnrealIty" ; Sunday school, 9:43 and 11; Wednesday evening meetin e. S. Second. Woodmen Hau, East sixtn ana Alder 11 and 8, lesson-sermon, "Unreality" Wednesday evening meeting, o. Third. East Tweiitn and salmon 11 ana 8, lesson-sermon, "Unreality"; Sunday school, 11 and 12:15; Wednesday evening meeting, 8. Fifth. Myrtle rars naii 11. "unreanty Sunday school, 12:15; Wednesday evening meeting. 8. Fourth church. Vancouver avenue and Em erson Sunday services at 11 and 8. Sub lect of lesson. "Unreality. Sunday school, senior 9 :45, junior 1 L Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. CONGREGATIONAL. First. Park and Madison Rev. L. R. Dy ott. minister. 9:50. Rally day; 6:80, Y. P. S. C. E; 11. "The power and Province of Prayer" ; 7 :45, The Peace xs ceded by all the World." University Park Haven near Lombard Rev. W. C. Kantner, pastor. 10, Sunday school : 11. "The Gospel of Peace"; 7:30, A Prophet" Definition of Religion." Highland. East Sixth and Prescott Rev. E. S. Bollinger, pastor. 10, Sunday school 11, "The Source of Peace"; 7:30, The Man the Woman of Tomorrow Will Look r or 6:. 10. Y. P. S. C. E. Sunnyside. East Thirty-second and Tay lor Rev. J. J. Stauu, pastor. Services 1 and 7 :45; Sunday school, 10 Christian Ed tleavor. 6:30; topics, "Till He Comes" and Hidden Treasures of Divine Comfort.1 Pilgrim Dean W. M. Proctor, acting pas tor. Morning, "The Prince of Peace"; even Ing, "Lazarus the Silent." fat. jonns oaniei x . J. nomas, pastor. Ser. mon, "The wages ot rne Kingdom of God. Sunday school, lo A. M-; Christian Endeavor meeting. 6:30 P. M. Ardenwald Daniel T. Thomas, castor. .Bible scnoot. xu:o a. ax., ana cnristian fc.n deavor at 6:30 P. M. , Sermon, "Use Lose." 7:30 P. M. KPISCOPAL. Trinity. Nineteenth and Everett street; Rev. Dr. A A. Morrison, rector.' Servicea 6. 11 and 8: Sunday school. 9:4a; Good Fei lowshlp Society, pariah house, Nineteenth and Davis streets. 7 to 7:55. St. David's. East Twelfth and Belmont streets Rev. H. R. Talbot, rector. :3'. celebration of holy eucharist; 0:45, Sunda school; 11, celebration of holy eucharist and ei-m on? 4 :20. evening nrayer. Church of St. Mt-hael and All Angels, Broadway and East Forty-third street Nort Rev. T. F. Bowen. vicar. Sunday school ami Ribl-J class. 1U; m or nine service an sermon, 11 ; holy communion, first Sunday 11- third Sunday. 7 :o0. St. Andrew's, near portsmoutn -scnooi Rev. F. M. Baum, vicar. 10, Sunday school harvest service ; 11, peace service, "Tho Atheism of Force and Fear" ; 7 :30, "The Only Way of Lasting Peace." Grace Memorial. Weldler and East Seven teenth streets North Rev. George B. Van Waters, rector; Rev. Oswald W. Taylor, vi car. Holy communion, 8, excepting on first Sunday in the month: morning prayer and sermon. 11; Sunday school. 10. No evening sermon. All Salnta. Twenty-fifth and Sa-ler streets Sunday school. 10; morning prayer and tcrmon. 11; celebration ot the holy com- munlon the first Sunday m the month at 11 ind the third Sunday at &. Good Shepherd. Graham street and Van couver avenue Rev. John Dawson, rector. Sunday school. 9:43; morning service, lis evening service. 7 :30. St. Paula Wood me re Rev. Oswald W. Taylor, vicar. Holy communion, first Sunday of month,, S: evening prayer and sermon, . except the first Sunday of month. Su John's. Mllwaukie Rev. John D. Rice, vicar. Prayer, j; holy communion, 8 30. a rut Sundav of month. Bishop Morris Memorial Chapel, Good Samaritan Hospital Rev. Frederick K. How ard, chaplain. Holy communion, 7; vespers. St. John s. Sellwood Rev. John D. Rice, vicar. 8. holy communion, except on first Sunday of month. io, Sunday school; li. morning prayer; 7:30. evening prayer; holy communion first Sunday of month. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS. Oddfellows Hall. East Sixth and East Alder streets 1:43, "Berean Bible lesson; 3. discourse by N. M. Lew tun on "The Suffer ings of Christ the Man Christ Jesus" ; 7, prayer meeting; 7 :3t, discourse by Flnlay McKercher. LUTHERAN. St. James' English, West Park and Jef ferson Rev. J . A. Leas, pastor. Serv ices 1 1 and 8 ; communion sermon in the morning ; "Side Lights on the -War" in the evening, Sunday school. 10; Luther League. 7. Portland Norwegian,1 45 North Fourteenth Rev. Ditman Larsen, pastor. Services 1 i and 7:45; Sunday school, lu; Bible class ti:30. St. Paul's German, East Twelfth and run ton Rev. A. Krause, pastor. Sum' ay st-hool, 9 :30; German service, 10:30; English serv -ice, 7 :3t; Bible lesson. Thursday, b. Bethany Danish, Union avenue North an Morris Kev. M. C. Jensen - En g holm, pus tor. Services 11 and S; Sunday school, 10 Young People's meeting, Tuesday. S. German Evangelical Zion t M issourf s nod . Salmon and Chapman Rev. H. H Koppelmann, pastor. Services 10:15 and 7:40 Sunday school. 9:15. Trinity German, (Missouri Synod). Will lams and Graham avenues Rev. J. A. Rln bach, pastor. Services 10 and 7:30; Sunda; school, tt:15. Norwegian Lutheran Synod Church, Fas Tenth and Grant George Henriksen, pastor services at 11 A. M. ana p. M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. First. Third and Taylor Rev. F. L. . Love and, minister. 10:30, "Chrivt Weeping Ove V orld at W ar ; 1 :lo. Sunday school 45, Enworth League; 7:45. "Is It Any body's Business." Centenary, East Ninth and Pine Rev. T W. Lane, minister. Dr. Trimble will de liver parting messages to his people morn ing and evening. . Trinity. East Tenth and Sherman Rev A. B. Calder, pastor. Sunday school, 10; Ej l... 7; li. "An Lnqualihed Reporter": M Among the Swine." oodlawn Rev. Louis Thomas, nastorf faunaay scnooi, iu: e. L.. 7; services l nd 7:45; prayer service Thursday evening. Hose City Park, Hose City Park Club ouse Rev. W. W. Youngson, minister. ii:4. Sunday school; 11. ".V Service of Prayer fc Peace"; 7:i5, "Christie's Old Organ A Mes sage in Story and Song." Vniversity Park Rev. C. L. Hamilton astor. Sunday school, 10; rally day service! 12 :lo, class meeting; 6 :30, Ll.wort League; 7 :S0. evening worship. Clinton Kelly. East Fortieth and Powell-I John Parsons, pastor. Worship 11 A. M sermon. "The Patriotism of Jesus." Sunda chool 9:45 A. M., Enworth League G:l M., evenin x sermon 7:30. NEW THOUGHT. New Thought Temple of Truth, Eilerl building Rev. P. J. Green, minister. Le tures, 11 and 8. "The Cure of Old Age" Truth school, 10; Young People's meetin t PRESBYTERIAN. First. Twelfth and Alder Rev. J. I Boyd, pastor. National Pence day will Y observed. The pastor will present t1 peace question In two different aspects lu :iu ana 7 :4.. Alter tomorrow all eye ing services wil begin at 7:30 instead of 7:4 Calvary, Eleventh and Clay Rev. Ollv Baum, minister. 10: SO, communion ser e; 7:30, some of Christ's "Moving Pi' tures"; Sunday school, 12 noon. Third, East Thirteenth and Pine Re A. L. Hutchison, pastor. 10:30. membe received; Sunday school, 12:10; 7:45, "Pea Movemnt ; C services, C:4.t. Westm Inster, East Seventeenth a Schuyler Morning, "The Call to Prayer f Peace"; evening. "The Facts of Life." Mizprih. Divi&ion and East Nineteenth Rev. Harry Leeds, pastor. 11, cominunio 3. address. Rev. Dr. Boydt and Rev. y Snyder ; evening services, 7 :30. ernon. Nineteenth and W'yeant Rev. N. Mount, pastor. Sunday school, 10; Chr tlan Endeavor, 6:30; public worship. 11 a- Jtt; evening suoject. "Christ or Mars: t War Cry or peace." Fourth. First and Glbbs Rev. H. G. Ha son, pastor. 14): 30, communion service: Sunday school; 3, Junior C. E.; 6:30, Sen C. E.; 7:30. "The Great War." Hope. Seventy-eighth and Everett R S. W. Seemann, minister. Morning. "The F liglon of the Daily Life"; evening, uni meeting in Majitavllla School. SPI RITUALIST. Spiritual Church of Christ. Auditorh Han. iruijirs Third street J. H. Lucas, past onierences 11 a. m., national raver d medium's test meeting and general p gramme at 2 P. M.. and evennir services First Church, 129 Fourth street Alth wiesendanger. Das tor. Message meetinc f. ii . lecture tr. ai. , Christian Spiritual, W. O. W. Hall, "I enth near Alder Clara Greer, pastor. M sages at 3 P. M. UNITED BRETHREN. First, East Morrison and Fifteenth stre Rev. John D. Nisewonder, pastor. Ra day, lO; 7:30, "Peace and War." Alberta. East Twenty-seventh and Sum streets Rev. Clinton C. Bell, pastor. R G. E. McDonald, of Seattle, will begin ev gelistlc services October 7 and continue til October IS. Wednesday evening United Brethren of the city will unite ii rally meeting, under the leadership of McDonald. UNIVERSALLST. Church of the Good Tidings, Broad and East Twenty-fourth street Rev. Jar D. Corby, minister. Worship with serrr. by the pastor. i0:3O; subject, "Christlanlz Our Civilization"; rally day in Sunt school, 12. No evening service. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. First. Sixth and Montgomery streets R Frank DeWltt Flndley, minister. Morn worship, 10:30: sermon topic, "God's Metl of Bringing About Peace" ; Bible schr 12; Christian Endivor, 6:30; topic. "TniF leader. Vernon Duncan ; evening servlc 7:30; sermon topic, "The Oregon. Dry Ca paign." Church of the Strangers Rev. S. F DuBois. pastor. 10:30. "Then Will I H From Heaven"; 7 P. M. . surprise service connection with cnristian Lndeavor. UNITARIAN. Church of Our Father, Broadway Yamhill street Rev. Thomas L. Eliot, D. minister emeritus: Rev. William G. E Jr.. minister. Services, 11 and 7:45: mo lntr. "Renderlne God the Things That Caesar's"; evening. "The Cause and -Cure Unemployment: I. Who Are the Utif ployed ?" by Professor Arthur E. Wo Sunday school, 9:30: Young People's ternlty. : Jo; cnristening service. iv communion service, li. MISCELLANEOUS. Divine Truth Chapel, Selllng-Hirach bu Inc. West Park and Washington Rev. M. Minard, pastor. Services, 11 ; SunH school. 12:10; Tuesday, 2, Bible class; W nesday. 8. lesson. Church of the New Jerusalem. K. of Hall. Eleventh and Alder Services and eJ mon, 11, conducted by Mr. Jamleson. Christian Yoga. 503 Ablngton buildln Sermon, 10:30; Bible study, 11:15; even "Meditation, Its Meaning and Use," at bv Rev. F. O. Garrison. Theosophlcal Society. 726 Morgan bu ing. S. subject, "The Known and Knower." r Christadelthians. 354 Montgomery streH Sunday services 10:30 A. M., Bible st Thursday at 7:43 P. M., at 321 East Wn lngton. Visit OUR CHURCH AJND SUNDA' SCHOOL DEPARTMENT BOOKS. BJBLES, TESTAMENT MAPS, BUTTONS, CARDS CERTIFICATES, ETC. THIRD AND ALDER STREET