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9 . THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 14 SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1917. PORTLAND. OREGON. PORTLAND CONVENTION PORTLAND DISTRICT; EPWORTH LEAGUE IS PLANNING FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION WHICH WILL BE HELD HERE MAY 18, 19 AND 20 TH LEAGUE TO DEDICATE 10 FLAGS AT THE NIGHT SERVICE . . . here Will Be Special Music and a Large Chorus for the Patriotic Program. ' . CONVENE MAY 18 TO 20 J." R, Benton, District Presi dent, Will Preside at Meet ings in Centenary Church. BIG RALLY FIRST NIGHT M. A. MILLER TO SPEAK Bishop laavUhaw Bmpion Hughes Will . Speak Oup z Offered for XarMt Attndanc. Membera of the Grand Army ud Affil iated Organisations Kara Beam Xavlted to Attend. CENTENARY CHORCH TO EPVOR ' ' .,1, The twenty-seventh annual conven tion of tbe Portland district Epworth League will be held on May 18, 19 ami 20 In the Centenary Methodist church. East Ninth and Pine atreets. J. R Benton, president of the district, will be In chargre of the convention and itJ arrangements. Along with the differ ent committees, he is planning an in structive and helpful convention. Ev ery chapter in the district has- been asked to announce these dates and plans to attend as much as possible. All chapters are expected also to elect their delegates at once. The big rally of the convention will be held on the opening evening, Fri day. At this time Bishop Matthew Simpson Hughes is to speak. The din trict superintendent. Dr. William Wal lace Youngson, has offered a loving cup to the chapter having the largest attendance at the bishop's lecture. The program is being arranged and an nouncement of the list of speakers will be made soon. The program committee consi&ts of P. J. Schnell, chairman; Miss Minnie Marcy, Miss Ida Matson, C. D. Chil on, Miss Leva, Jackson and Dr. W. W. Youngson, advisory. Pastor Announces Series of Lectures A scries of- lectures by Rev. H. F. Given, pastor of the First United Pres byterian, church. East Thirty-seventh ttreet and Hawthorne avenue, began April 15 with his first subject for that evening, "The Rise of the Turkish Em Dire. Mohammed, the Saracens, the Turks." His topics for the ensuing weeks will be as follows: April 22 "Decline and End of the Turkish Empire." April 23 "The Meaning of Armaged don." May 6 "Has the 'Present War. a Place in Prophecy?" May 13 -The Effect on Christian ity of the Overthrow of the TurklBh Empire and the Possession of Bible Lands by Christian Powers." Top ics Announced By Rev. Dr. Waller At the .First Baptist church (the 'White Temple) Dr. Calvin B. Waller's morning topic will be "The Life on Wings." This will be especially In teresting to children and Dr. Waller will be glad to have a large attend ance of the little people. In the evening at 7:S0 William Man sell Wilder will conduct a song serv ice and the pastor's subject will be "The Home We Need." Songs relat ing to home, reminding people of their old homes, will be sung during the service. The Temple quartet will render mu sic at both services. Christian Endeavor Will Give Program The Christian Kndeavor society of the First United Presbyterian church. r.asi xnuvy-vr.ii.. bwu -..m w-, ture illustrated by America. slides on South The Horror of .War. "The Hell. Horror and Sanctlflcatlon of War" Is the theme to be discussed I by Rev. Alexander Beers, pastor of ' the Firsf Free Methodist Church, i corner of East Ninth and Mill streets, Sunday at 11 a. m. The sermon will 'deal with the spiritual and moral as sets that will accrue in spite of the horrible tragedies enacted. Special music will be furnished by the young people. The pastor will also preach in the evening. To Address Vesper Service. Dr. Hinman of San Francisco will be the speaker at the 5 o'clock vesper service at Laurelwood Congregational church. Forty-fifth avenue and Sixty- fifth street southeast, Sunday after noon. Df; Hinman Is Pacific coast secretary of the American Missionary associa tion, which conducts educational and religious work among the Indians of the western frontier and the moun tain whites and colored people of the south. Her. A. Beers to Speak. : Services Sunday in Peniel mission. 268 First street, representing a union of Protestant enominatlons, will be marked by a sermon by Rev. A. Beers of the First Free Methodist church at 8:30 p. m. At the Evangelistic meet ing at 8 p. m. Luke Rader of the first Nazarene church will speak. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend all of these services. . . , Pastor Gets Substitute. Dr. A. L. Hutchison, pastor df Pied mont .Presbyterian church, has beei - unable to perform his usual duties hv reason of a severs attack of bronchitis Sunday morning his pulpit will be oc cupied by Rev. Levi Johnson who will , tell of the conditions in North Portland before and since prohibition went Into ' effect. . - . jj-Barclay Acheson, to Speak. ; At the Y.'W. C. A. vesper service Sunday afternoon, 4:30, Barclay Ache soni service secretary of the Y M C. A., will speak on "Principles Back v , of America's Attachment to the Al lles." J. W. Palmer, win sing. All . girls ara invited. There will be a social hour at 6:30. ; The - government of Uruguay is - planning to grant 14 foreign scholar ships a year to students of its agri cultural and veterinary colleges. J. R. Benton. ANNUA L OF WILL BE CONDUCTED Portland Association of Min isters and Churches to Meet at Atkinson Memorial Dr. H. C. Mason. The annual meeting of the Portland association of Congregational churches and ministers will be held at the At kinson Memorial church. East Everett and Twenty-ninth streets, next Tuesday and Wednesday. The program will begin on Tuesday at 2 p. m. ; Among the speakers will be Rev. George W. Hinman of San Francisco. Professor Fenenga of Pacific univer sity. Professor s Robert D. Leigh of Reed college and Attorney Charles E. Lenon, Superintendent A. J. Sullens. Dr. Luther R. Dyott and Dr. J. J. Staub of this city. A special feature at each of the five sessions will be a half-hour address state of Washington. The raplJ growth of his own church as well as the high position with which his denomination has honored him, are said to attest to his spiritual Insight, vision and power. These five addresses are promised to Prove most stimulating and helpful, The sessions are open to the- public and a11 who ar interested are invited to attend- Workers in Sunday School in Meeting Tuesday evening the teachers and other workers of the Anabel Presby terian Sunday school gathered about the banquet table In the Sunday r1, l;.u7. , ou""a' ?S SS"?1 5&!? regular monthly worker's conference. Plana were completed for the. enter tainment of the district institute of the Sunday schools of the Mount Scott district, which will be held In the Ana bel church on the afternoon and eve ning of Sunjlay, April- 22. June 10 Is the day chosen' as Chil dren's day, . when appropriate services will be held at the time of the. regu lar morning church hour.' Mrs Tay lor, superintendent of -the primary de partment, was selected chairman of the committee on program . for . that day. .... The Mlfcses Garnet Johnston and Olive Morrow of the organized class of young women and- Ruth -Johnston and Norma Dryden of the organized class of younger girls were elected by their respective classes to represent the school in thagirU. conference to be held at McMlnnville this week. Mrs. Ellton Shaw was selected to ac company them as chaperone. Mlas C. Olson. Mrs. ' B. A ' O'Mealy and Mr. and Mrs. Ellton Shaw were elected delegates - to attend the state Sunday school convention at Newberg next month. F. P. Baum was chosen alternate. .... r - Bible Glass Having Rapid Growth Now The loyal. Daughters'. Bfble class of the First Christian church, under the supervision of Mrs. N. F. Johnson, is growing rapidly.- A, feeling of help fulness dominates the action of each member and their activities are con fined . to definite, practical . christian work. ; Next v.Friday.,; night this class will present a drama entitled "Every Girl" -and the proceeds are to used MEETING C0NGREGA1NALISTS I Vyr for charitable purpose. 6 ' F. J.! Schnell. Camp Meetings Among Indians To Be Described , Vivid description of the campmeeting life of the Nez 4t Perce Indians held every sum- mer near Ilo, Idaho, will be 4(t given Sunday night at Calvary $ Presbyterian church. Eleventh and Clay streets, by President Wallace H. Lee of Albany col- jjt lege, who has devoted several summers in observing the life -3(f of these people. j 'These camp meetings con- tain many valuable lessons' to $ the white man," Dr. Lee said. "They are entirely conducted by ijt the Indians themselves. In the -J Nes Perce language, many of the songs being In their own -tn m dialect." - Work Among Indians. President Wallace H. Lee of Albany college will give Sunday evening an in teresting account of a camp meeting with the Nex Perce Indians, 1n Cal vary Presbyterian church. The work among this tribe is stid to. have many remarkable features. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 2D SUNDAY AFTER EASTER LeMon Topio. Bp-worth League "Coqrtesy as a Christian Grace." Cbrlatlan EndeaTor "How Lying Unrter mlnes Character." B. Y. P. U. "How Lying Undermine Char acter. .Lather League "Churches Care of the Sick." Baptut. First Whit Tempi 12th and Taylor ts. Rev. Calvin B. Waller. 11. "The Ufa e Whig." - T-.SO, "The Home We Need." Swedlsh-finnlsh Mission Whits Temple, fl. East Side E. 20th and Ankeny ata. Ear. W. B. Hlnaon, peetor. 11, T:30. Highland E. ttin and Alberts Her. Chas. Hettr. pan tor. 11, 7:30. Ariet Rt. W. A Sprigga. Preaching by Br. H. B. Marshall. 11, "The Old Trails.'" 8, "Fools t Ht Met."' 7:30, 'Thinking, Turning, Banning." University 1'nric Rv. Thomas Stephenson, acting pastor. 11, 7:30. Swedish 15th and Hoyt Rev. T. Gideon SJoUmler, pastor. . 11:15, 7:30. Grar A- Montavllla Rev. H. T. Cash. 11. 7:45. Sellwood Ber. F. H Hayea, paator. 11 St. Johns Rev. E. P. Borden, pastor. 7:30. t'alrary E. 8th and Grant Rt. J. B. Thomas, paator. 11. "The Christlan'a Foe. the Flesh." 7:30, "The Boyhood of Jesus." Mt. Carrarj East Pine and Grand are. RT. A. M. Macbscek. 11, 8. Third Knott snrt Vancouver ave. Rev. W. J. Beaven. 11, 7:30. Chines J. C. Malone. 7. Lent Rev. 1. M. Nelson. Second German Morris and Rodney are. 11. 7:30. Glen co E. 45th and Main Rev. A. B. Waltz. 11, 8. Mount Olivet Rev. W. A. Magrett. 11, 8. Italian Mission Rev. Francesco Saunella. 11. 8. First German tth and Mill Rev. J. Kratt. 11. 7:30. North Portland Mission 880 NlcolaS at. Friday. 8. Rusaellville Mission Iter. Albert Laugh biidfre. 3:45. Tabernacl K. 4 2d and Hole-ate Rev. Wal ter Ihitf, acting pastor. 11. 7:30. Christian. First Park and Colnm vv.. rtsrnld H. Grtffls. paator. It. "The Silent Partner." 7:45. "Idols ot the Tribe." Kern rrk Kv. U . K. Berry. 11. 7:S. . Rast Sld Orlntisn E. 12th and E. Tsylnr Ripv. B. H. Sawyer, pastor. 11, 8, Rev. A L. Crlm. both services. Sellwood 13th and Tenlno Rev. J. R, Johnson. 11, 8. St. Johns Rev. Heroert F. Jones. II. 8. Bethel B. 82d and Thompson Rev. Aubrey W. Wilson. Montavllla K. iota ana fcioyt Kev. EngeM Burr. 11, t:o. Gladstone Rev. Roy I.. Dunn. 11, 8. Kivlnev Avenn nd Knott Rev. J. Cr!n Gtormley. 11, "What la a Christian 7" 7:45, Kv. Henry u. iianeon. , Catholic. St. Peter's Lenta . Rev. P. Beutxen. 8. 10:30, T:30. lro-Cataeilrl lain ana Davis Rev. B. V. O'Hara. . 7:15. K:30. 0:43. 11. 7:45. St.- Lawrence 3a ana Sherman Rev. J. C. Hurbea. n. stu. iu:tu. i :ao. St Patrick's lth aad Savler Rev. E. p, Murphy. 8, 10:30. 7:30. St. Francis' E. 11th and Oak Rev. J. H. Black, tt. B. v. io:jv. i :ju. Immaculate Heart of Mary Williams av. and Stanton Rev. W. A. Daly. 0, 8. , 11, 1:30.. .. , .. Holy Koeary b. sa ana Lnciamai Kev. EL 8. Olson, o. i, o, , it, T.sv. St. Kote .. Bda anu aiameaa Rev. j. O Karrell. 8. 10. 7:30. St. Andrew a k.- wtn and Alberta Rev. J. Klman. 8. 10:30. 7:30. The Maaeune fc.. x-ita ana tsisklroa Bct r.int F. Tbompsou. 7:30. t. 10:3O. ' Ascension . lamnuj na a. lata Francls n Fathera. 8. 10:30. 7:30. RlMaed 8acrameDt Maryland ave. and dna uev. r. tv. oiaca, b, io:ao. 7:30. Holy Cross n Bowooin Kev. c. Uaymond t 10:30. 7:30. . 'at. la-na tins' 8220 tZa St. 8. S lMni Father. :ou o. w.ou, m. - - St. Stephens I2i ana ta. layior Rev. War ren A. Waltt. 6, 8:30, 10:30. 7:30. Bt. fbtup ren ioia ana Hickorr Rev w v ... v .i.k r a lo-un 7 'it St. Clements Smith and Newton Bar Jn. oeph Chapoton. Rev, Thomaa Nealon, aalstant. , ju:4u, . t Bacrea Mean e.. an maa tinier Kev. Q Robl. 8. 10:30. 7:30. Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Vancou ver ave. Rev. F. H. Miller. 6, 8. 10:30, T:30. at. Agatns s. 101a ana aimer Kev, Cnmmlnsky.- 8. 10:30. 7:30. . St. Stanislaus Polish) Maryland ave. and raiungj mt. r . biuuiw o, i va. St. Joseph (German) 15th and Couch Est B. Dnrrer. o, iu:w, cu. St. Michael (itaiun) 4ta ana um bv. m. Baieatra. e.- . 8t. Clare's Cspltol .Hill Franciscan Fata ars. t:bu, - . bt. Charles 334 ana Alberta Rev. G SnMernuni. - o, wwo, iw ..; Congregational. " ' ' First Part aii ;adtsn Rev. Lather R. Dyott, minister, iwrdu, "it her to rind Life' Meaning." 7:40.. Where Is God la tWar Timer- , v - - -.f rtrst German E. Tth and Stantoa Rev. K. Bliss Wa Matson. INDIANS TO BE CONVENTION FEATURE To promulgate the functions of the Sunday school, elaborate twin con ventions of the Oregon State Sunday School association will be held in New berg, Or., on the three days beginning May 18, and in Pendleton on the three days beginning May 18. Marion Lawrence of Chicago, inter national general secretary, who is noted as an able and convincing expo nent of his work, wlll.be the principal speaker. The conventions have been designed with tireless forethought, and as a re sult a number of exceptional features will be on the programs. Indians from Umatilla and Alaska will be heard in what are anticipated to be unique addresses. The list of speakers from Portland Includes an array of prominent clergy Will Give Address On "Martin Luther" The Presbyterian Ministers' asso ciation next Monday morning will have the privilege of listening to an address by Rev. Wllhelm Petterson on "Martin Luther." This year Is the Atkinson Memorial chnrrh E. 29th and Everett. Rev. Warren Mouse, pastor. 11. 'Unconscious Influence." 7:45, "God's Coal rage In the Face of Unpromising Outlooks." 1'ilerlm Miraourl av and Shaver at. Hv. W. C Kantner. 11, "The Investment at In fluenc." 7:30. Dr. G. B. Pratt. "The Chris tian Life aa I See It." University Park Havsn at., near Lombard Rev. F. J. Meyer, pastor. Highland E. 6th and Prescott Rev. Geo. Edw. Lewis, pastor. Waverlr Helehts E. 83d and Woodward Rev. A. C. Moses. Simnynrtr K. S2d snd Tavlor Rev. J. J. Stiub. 11. "FWth s Vision and Power." T:4B. Facta and Characteristics of the Inner Life." Zlou (German) B. Sth and Tremonf Rev. . H. Hopp. 10:30. Korwetrlan Danish Conareratlonal church K. 23d and Sumner Rev. Morton Olson. 11, 7:30. St. Johns Rev. J. H. Barnett. paator. 11. 8, Finnish Mission 107 Skidmor st. Rev. Samuel Nevala. 6 p. m. and 7:30. Lanrelwooa' Conarreatlnnal church 45th ave. and 05th St., S. EL 11. Mrs. J. J. Handaaker. Dr. Hinman of San Francisco. Ardenwalrt Ardenwald Mutlpn Howard W. Hopklrk. 10:80, 8:15, "War Tim ClUsena." Christian Boienc. Subject Lesson Sermon: "Doctrine of Atone ment." First church Everett, between 18th and 191 h sts. 11, 8. Second E. 6th and HoUaday. 11. 8. Third E. 12th and Salmon. 11. 8. Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson. 11, 8. Fifth Myrtle Park halL 11. Christian Science aocietv Holbrook block. St. Johns. 11. Episcopal. Trlnitr 19th and Everett Rev. A. A Mnr rison. rector. 8. 11. e.. Pro-Cathedral of St. 8tnhena the Mirtrr 13th and Clav Verv Rev E. H VcColllat dean. Rt. Rev. W. T. 8nmner. blshon. 7:45. 11. 7:45: St. David's V. lVk and Tt1ut:ti TT- Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30. 0:30 111 'Church Business." 7:30. St. Mark's 21st and Marshall Rev. I. W. H. Simpoon, rector. Rev. J. G. Hatton, asso- cjm rrctor. i :w. 11, t so. St. Andrew's Hereford St.. Portamnnh Archdeacon Chamber In charc-e. 0. 7 -an n m sr. Matthews corbett and Bancroft ata. . Kev. w. A. M. Breck. vicar. 11 a. m Grace Memorial Weldler and E. 17th W kt. uawaia w. Tayior. 8. 11. Good Shepherd Vancouver and Graham wv. John Dawson 11, 7:30. St. Mlchsel's and All Ancels' R. 4HA and i.ioaaway iter. i. tnftn. 8, 11, 5. Rv Jchn Dawson. Church of Our Ssvlor 0th ave. and 41a at o. r.. Arcnaeacon "Jtiamoera in charge. 11. St. t-aui a wooamere Kev. Oswald w. Ta. lor. 4. Bishop Morris Memorial Chanel. Good Samar. itan nospitai uev. sTeaerick K. Howard. 7, 7:15. All Saints" church Z5th and Savler K. Frederick K. Howard. 11. 6:30. St. Jobna church Corner E. 15th and T4. ney. nruwooa arcnaeacon Uoambera In charge. 11, 7:30. Evangelical Association. Carson Heights Rev. N. Shnnn. nnh. 11:30. 7:30. t"i r:ngnn n. ma ana Markt Rm. w D. Hornschuch. 11. 8. First C.erman Evangelical 10th and ria Rev. O. F. Llefllng. 10:45. 8. Portland Mission church Carson Ft,lhf. uw. i.. iiui. jwbmh. -.yu. o:OV. 1 :5K. Evangelical Synod. German Evangelical Friends' church Taeoma - Ulll HI, Eliaa H. nmrmmr Free Xathedist. Central 55th and E. Flanders R. rw Coffee. ' ' rimi iv. mo ana jhiii kv. a T7.-h i . "Ihe Hell, Horror and Sinctification of War " St. John 61st and 57th ave. u. luira nev. u. ii. dark. 11, 7:30. Friends' Church. First E. 35th ana Kjin ats. 11. 7:30. - Cox nts South Main at Rev. John Riley, n West Piedmont Friends' church rw... " Jewish. Congregation Beth Israel 12th and u.i. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Friday. 8 n. m. ","1D . Lutheran. St. James. English West Psrk and Jff son Rev. William Even Brlnkman. ill immannel ivth ahd Irving ,11. Weat Side Norwegian. Lutheran 13 n Rev. Wllhelm Petteraon. ILi. BethanU Daniah Evangelical Lutheran church Union ave. and Morris at-BeT r a KJoUer. 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. p Immannel German Sellwood Rev . n Ebeling., 10:30. ' C Trinity German Ulsourl Synod) wmi- ave. and Graham Rev. J. . Rim bach 1 A" PI" 7:30. ,w-1 St. Paul's German E. 12th aad Clinton Rev. A. Kraiase. German. 10:3O; KDlli tT Grace English Missouri Krnod) and Mason at. Rev. E. Probst, iqJ Evangelical Lutheran Zloa (Mlaaoorl Svnd Salmuo and Chapman Rev. H. Kopprhnuun Lenten .services morning and evening. GeTa,.-' 10.15; &igllsh. 7:45. - St. John's I'enlnsolar and KIrkptrlck.r K. O. Salxniann. 10:45. 7:30. w" Betnrl Norwegian , Lotlieran . Fre chBrch -w Miss Minnie Marcy. men, as follows: Rev. Dr. Joshua Stansfleld. Rev. Dr. Calvin B. Waller, Rev. Dr. Edward H. Pence and Rev. J. D. Springston. Others to speak are Mrs. M. A. Danenhower, state educational Sun day school - superintendent; James T. Ewlng. of the First Presbyterian church; Professor Charles A. Rice, state presidents all of Portland, and E. C. Knapp of Spokane, general sec retary of the Inland Empire; Walter C. Moore, of Seattle, general secretary of Western Washington; Prof. M. S. Pit man, of Monmouth; Miss Nellie A. Cole, missionary to Turkey; Rev. Dr. W. P. White of Albany. Rev. M. A. Parounagian of Salem, and others. Delegates to Newberg are to submit their names to Mrs. Walter Terrill. and those to Pendleton to Mrs. S. A. .Lowell. four hundredth anniversary of the nailing of the theses on the doors of Wittenberg, which atarted the Pro testant reformation in Germany, and an address of this character is excep tionally timely. Monday morning, April 30, Rev. Da vid A. Thompson of the Mlzpah Pres byterian church will give a paper on "Genesis aad Science," which should evoke great interest among the minis ters in this body. OF CHURCH Wygant and Rodney area. Rev. J. A. Btav ney. 11. 8. Swedish Augnstana Her. H. fl. 8anatdt 10:45. 7:45. "ieat. Trinity (NorweglaD) Port sm onto Rev Slrw A. Stenaetti. 11, 8. Services at Londea hall 15th and Alberta. Our Savior Raat 10th and Grant Rev Geo Henrikaon. English. lv:15; Norwegian. 11. li." German Evangelical Reformed Lenta Rar. W. G. Llenkaemper. 11. Latter Da Batata. Church of Jeaua Chrtac ..r r.Btt- n.. a i - (Mormon) K. 25th and Marilann 1 I 11 B. M. J. Ballard. Th Raorgantsad Church of Jaana Christ of Latter Dar Salnta (iut Mnnumii a tm.k Irving aU. Evangelist n. 0. Barmor. 11. T'4. Methodist Eplsoopal. Brentwood Rev. Pul r. Gresav Preack- ing at 11. endall Rev. Panl r. Gnea. Preaching at 7:30. Centenarv Hv. T W T-nm n n 11 "The Human Sympathy of J cava." T:4o. "Paurlotlc Sarrlr " Central Rev. CL 0. Rarlek. Praahdng 11 and 7:46. Clinton Kelly Rer. A. B. Oalder. 11, "Iron Shoes for Rough Roads." 7:30. "Studies in the Book of Providence." Epworth Rev. C. O. UcColloch, D. D. Preaching. 11 and 7:30. First Church Kev. nJahnai Ktanaflolit Tl T Preaching 10:30 and 7:3a Laiureiwooa Kev. C. H. Carlo. D. D. Preaching, 11 and 7:30. V Lenta Rev. F. M. Jaaxer. Pmachtn 11 and 7:30. Llncom Rev. W. T. Kerr. D. D. Pi-Mrhlnr at 11 and 7:80. Umton Rev. S. H nMrart n. n Pm,i. log at 7:30. Mount Tabor Rev. E. 0. Eldredge, D. D. 11. "The Christ of Power." 7 :AO "Oar Country, a Gift From God." MoouvUla Rev. C. L. Hamilton. Preach ing 11 and 7:80. Fatten Rev. G. H. Fee. Preaching at 11 and 7:30. Roe City Park Rev. A." A. Heist. Preach In at 11. Vesper service at 4:30. Sellwood Rev. A. R- Maclean. Preachina' at 11 and 7:30. St. Johns kt. J. H. Irvta. Preaching 11. 11 and 7:30. Trinity Bar. F. N. Sandlfur. Prsaccing 11, 7:30. Westmoreland Rev. F, Preaching. 7:30. N. Sandlfur. University Psrk Rev. J. T. Abbott. D. D. Preaching 11, 7:30. Wood lawn Rev. W. B. Kloster. Preaching 11, 7:3a Woodstock Bev. L. C. Poor. Preaching 11. 7:30. Taylor Street Ctrarch Dr. M. H. Marvin, meeting place, Circle tbeatr. 124 4th. 10:16. 128 4th. 10:15 a. m. Swedlah Borthwlck and Beech Rev. John A. Wellmon. 10:45. 4, 7:45. First Norwegian Danish 18th and Hoyt Rev. Ella GJerdlng, castor German Rodney ave. and Stanton Rev. F. A Schumann. 10. 8. African Zlou 283 William ave. Rev. W. W. Howard. II, 8. Vancouver Arena Norwegian-Danish Corner Skidmore Rev. II. P. Nekton, pastor. Urst German Rev. A. F. Cramr. 11, 8. Kendall Rev. A. B. Wllaon, 7:30. District superintendent. Kev. William Wal lace oungsou, D. D. OVl E. 62d St. N. Ta bor 2700. X. E. Caurcu Booth. First M. E. Church South, corner Union ave. and Multnomah St. Uv. J. Kenton, pastor. 11, 7:30. . Kiasloa. Swedish Mission Bev. b. J. Thoren. 11, 8. Elim cbspel I'.ev. B J. Tborrn. 10. Bethel Free church Ivy si. ami A'illiam-. Bev. J. A. eisvuey, 11. o. Haaarcs w First Pentecostal e.. 7th sad E. Couch t Kev. C. Howard Davis. 11, 7;30. SeUwood E. Utb aud Spokane i.ev. H. c Baker.' 11. 7U0. Brentwood K. 00th andE. 85th ave 3 t Rev. J. M. Butchard. 11, 8. BcandluavUu W8 GarutM. 11. -30. Highland l'rk 11 K. i4tb N-uev. 8. L alcuuei. iu. 11. i:u. PresByt rlan. First 12th snd Alder ta Rv John H Boyd. 10:30. 7:30. "The Dar of Jehovah " Ceutral 13. liJlu anj t'uie ais. Kt A-thnr F. Bishop, D. D. 10:30. "All Things Work Together for God wC Ood's People "' 7:45, ".Neglecting .the Great Salvation." V eliuliu.ier t. n'th aud Scburler sis. Dr. Edward Pence. 10:30. "Gswhrnu. the Un- reiiaDir.- . t :m. 1 De Mooa lor the Times." Arbor Lodge Bev. Ueo. ti. Crwiniry. 11. 7:45 Calvary lln . anj Clay sta. W a lime U ie. auppiy minister. 10:30. J;30. "Ne rwee luuana vampmeeiuig. " Fourth Klrst ami Glbos sU. Rv. H. C Hanson. II, "Is Christianity a Failure?" 1 :o. nev. i. t.. unoriniey. lecture on "India ' Kenllwortb E. 31th ul laadston Rv. t, 1: Lawrence, n, hat Is Religion?" 7:43 Furtwai irhaai arui Gautenbeln avea. Rev asispaii aw iwia ana lvliiloa D A. Thompson. 11, 4 The Mod of Jesus.' 7:4.1. "The Law of Love. nd 1 . . Hope Moutavlll. 7"th anal g. Kverett K'. s. v. sseman. 11. "The God of Jacob." 7-30 iirtJicii ..jni.iijpi wiurcn. verwim-mth ana Wrgant u. Rev. Ver dob K. Todd. II, 7:.T0. . MUlard Aot-T2H t av. S. g.-B.v. Vf.. It AWWt tV.riV' C. D. Chilson. World Organization Will Be Discussed By Peace Advocate Hamilton Holt, editor of the "Independent," will speak Sun- day evening at the Church of Our Father open forum. Broad- wr.y at Yamhill. His subject will bo "World Organization After the War." Mr. Holt visits Portland in the interests of the League to Kn force Peace, of which he is vice president. He is ne of the originators of the movement in this country. Rev. William G. Eliot Jr., will pre- side and following the address there will be opportunity for free questions and discussion. Services Held at Farm. The Christian Endeavor society of the First Congregational church visit ed Multnomah farm on Sunday after noon, and conducted devotional serv ices. As is their custom, many of the members took tokens of Christian friendship to those at the farm, visit ing in a social way those unable to attend the services. SERVICES -1. Unity 71st and Sandy blvd. Rer. W. Lea Gray. 11, 8. Mt. Tabor E. 65th and Belmont ata Rev. Ward W. McHenry. 11. "America. Chris tianity and the World War." 7:30, "The Three Good Oncers of Jesus." Piedmont Cleveland snd Jarrett ata. Rev. A. I. Hutchinson. 11. Rev. Levi Johnson. . flag raising ceremony. Rose City Park B. 4Qth and Hancock st. Rev. J. M. Skinner. 11. 7:30. "Personal and National Religion as Affected by the War." Dpoaan avenue E. lata ana Spokane Rev. W. 8. McCnllagh.. 11. 7:30. Marshall street 17th snd Marshall ats. Rev. A. J. Hanna. 11. 7.30. Trinity Corner Vtrelnla and Nehraaka ana. Dr. A. J. Montgomery. 11. 7:30. uninea 145V4 First at. 7:46. Anabel 66th at. and 37th ave.. 8. aj w. John B. Nelson. 11. "Supreme Allegiance." 8:30, Sunday school convention. 7:80. Vancouver Heights 33d snd "L" t. Rev. C. F. Bennett, 11. Reformed Pivshytartaa, First Church Minnesota and llnawnrtv Ber. T. D. Fraser. n, 7:30. Reform ad. First German 12th and Clav Rav. o. Haf. ner. 10:43. 8. Second Columbia blvd. and 834 E. A. Wyss. 11. Third Fifth ave Lenta Rev. W. a T.i, kempar. 11. Balvatlon army. Corp No. 1243 Ash at. AdiuUnt and Un Frank Genre. 11. Holiness meetlnr a IK a Csptsln snd Mrs. Ernest Tun mer. Corns No. 4 12SV. Kirs. at. Enain Pen. and Captain Brown. 11. HoUnesa meetlna. n 8. salvation meeting. Bweaiaa corps 430 Brrnslde. Seventh Day Advsntlsta. Note Kecular services of thla a Mill I r . Hn. sre held on Saturday. central B. 11th ana Everett Elder P C Hayward. paator. 11:18. - Tabernacle weat Sid, a. ef P. halL nth and Alder. 1L Montavllla B, 0th and B. Brerett Elder 8 F. Beattv. Lents 4tb and 68 th av. Elder n 1 Cbltwood. 11. St. Johns Central avinn and rhwit.. Elder A. H. Folkenberg. 11. Mt. Tabor E. 00th and Belmont Rer J M Wllkwghby. 11. ' " " Alblna (German) kldmor and Mallory Minister. A. A. Meyer. A. O. Schir local elder. 11:30. ' Ogden ball. Mississippi and Shaver n.. 0. a. Sandnes. 11, Barvioas for th Deaf. United Presbyterian Wasco and rtrand Rev. S. Esrl Du Bon. lorso, 7;30. - wadanborglan. New ChurcL . Society 142 Broadwav . William B Reece. 11. "The Angel Within Man." Unitarian. Church of Our Father Broadwav and v. hill Rev. T. L. Eliot, V D.. mlnlater nw. Itua. Rev. W. G. Eliot Jr.. paator. 11, "Com merce and Commercial Ism." 7:45, "World Organisation After the War." United Brethren, Alberts 27th sad Albms. First E. 15th sod Morrison Rev p n Bonebrake. 11. 8. "' Fourth own ana 3za ave. B. B. Third 67tb at. and 32-1 ava. g. R HerK.t F. White, pastor. 11. 7:30. Urst lita sna Marney. Vaocoover ' Wash Rev. John .D. Nisewouder. pastor. 1'reachlnr 10:30, 2:30. 7:30. ",n' United Ivangalical. Fourth Rev. J. K. Conner. 11, 7-30 Radical Jessup St. lie?. A. j. H.nderso. MsnorL Circuit Services Chearr Crove a i m.; Brush Prairie, 7:d0. ' 8 D- Ockicy Green uumite bld. and Gar D II SI kirnhim 1 1 R May First P- loth and Poplar D r a Gbode. 11, I'JO. ' 61. OS" n. a- . l-ayion. li, g, Jnitsd Prsatytarlaa. First E. 7tu anu (burns RT. Hoa'j Fraser Given. 11. 7:30. " Cburvb oi the Sir ugera Wasco street sna ursua ave. uev. 8. t.-l Du Bo is. Kenton United 1'resby.i.riau church Lombaid dC ChatUaui ats. uov. J. c Ctie, pas to. u.15. Uaivsrsaliat. Church uf vbe Good Xiaiugs Broadway ami E. 24tb Rev. F. T. Scott. 11. "The Cod Wlo oaiuDiea. T. U. C. A r w. a A. Y. M. C. A. Oih and taytur H. vV. Ston a.iieral swrsury. 3:JJ lu. X. W. C. A. BrjjJ.t, Dj Tsrlor 4 T0 vesper service. Barclay Acheson, "Principles Baca of -America a Attacluuebt tu Urn Allies." MisosUsaeoua. Advent Ch.-istiaii ii rWcond m. near ria.l t Uv. J. b. l-ucas, pe.ior. 10:jn 7 -.TO Asaoclated Bible 6tU('.fcUl, (1. B Jt A. Chrlstensen's hall, 11th and Yamh'a9s. 3, A. A. Yere. "Uberty Where AT Christ Hath Msd You Free." 8, X. Z. Lewton, "Why Nation War." Babal assembly Friday. 8 p. m.. lo room 61 (t of the KU-r building. llie Churca tl Oui Jtl Falling at. II o Neal pastor. Services 11. 7:30. Church lef the Kreihrcu 1124 llorthwlck anu Braiui.ru ata. II, V. u. CbrlstatlelpbUn SnuU. 10:3a 621 E WashlngrvB st. First Ulvln Selene 131 12th... cor. Alder Itcv. TliaiWIra M. Minara. 10:30. Tbe Universal Church of the Master De.' Edward Krl. ptor W. O. W. hall, on 1Kb t. - I'eatel Mission, 268 Flrvt St., 3:30 p. a.. Rer." A.. Beeir. 8, Luke Rsder. . . ( ? Miss Leva Jackson. FLAG RAISING TO BE FEATURED SUNDAY; Exercises Will Be Conducted at the Mt, Tabor Presby terian Church in Forenoon William S. Gilbert. A flag raising will be enacted Sun day at 10:30 a. m. at the Mt. Tabor Presbyterian church. The large flag made by the ladles will be formally raised to the tower of the church un der direction of General Flnzer and Colonel C. B. Dentler. An elaborate Program has been arranged. Colonel John L. May of the Third. Oregon and Major Gilbert, chaplain of the Third Oregon, will speak. At 11 a, m.a special patriotic ser mon, "America. Christianity and the World War," will be made by the pas tor. At the Evening; sermon, "The Three Good Cheers of Jesus," will be discussed. Piedmont Church Will Raise Flag An elaborate flag-raising ceremony will be enacted at the Piedmont Pres byterian church Sunday evening at o'clock. Weather permitting, the en tire program will be given in the open air in front of the church. The large flag will be unfurled from the northwest tower of the church. Justice Wallace McCamant will deliver an address, and Lieutenant-Adjutant-General Hotchkiss of th Third Oregon will deliver a tribute to the Stars and Stripes. Mrs. Leah Hathaway, the Veterans' quartet and a large chorus choir will also render patriotic selections. This will take the place of the regular evening serv ice. Annual Meeting of Congregation Held The annual meeting of the congre gation of the Central Presbyterian church, was held Thursday night. The reports of Rev. Dr. Arthur F. Blahop's pastorate showed that 669 communi cants were on the rolls. A meslcal program was given, fol lowing 'which the election of officers was held, resulting as follows: Charles Cleland, president: Profes sor D. T. Van Tine, clerk, both reelect ed; H. L.. Camp and George Pratt were reelected trustees. Eight deacons were elected as follows: C. W. Whittlesey, George Thomson, J. G. eBnnett, Dr. E. A. Myers. J. K .Werlein. Walter K. Gray, H. G. Let tow and C. E. Branln. The six elders elected for a three year term were: E. M. Tucker, R. D. Hewitt, Thomas Muir. W. D. Deaver, D. T. Van Tine and D. M. Davles. A social visitation week is to be started the first Sunday in May. Dr. Arthur Bishop Will Occupy Pulpit Dr. Arthur F, BUbop. pastor, will speak Sunday at 10:30 upon the topic, "All Things Work Together for the Good of God's People." At 7:45 he will speak upon "Neglecting tbe Great Salvation." The following Sunday eve ning his topic will be "Th Relation of the World s War to the Kingdom tof God." Ths- men's .club jrill have a prominent part in this service, and It win be of special Interest men. PROGRAM ARRANGED t I I On Sunday, night at 7:41 tbe Meth odist Brotherhood of Centenary Meth odist Episcopal church will have a patriot io service. The occasion will be th dedication of two flags that have recently been purchased by th congregation for the church. One of these is to hang from the walls Tf the interior of the church, the other -to be displayed from the church tower on th outside of the building. There will be special music of pa triotic Aentlment by the large chorus and by special singers. The principal ' address will be by M. A. Miller, col lector of internal revenue. The flags will be presented by a member of the official board and accepted by the paa tor on behalf of the church. Members of the G. A. R. and allied organisations have been especially invited. In view of all the conditions now existing it is expected tnat this will be a service of very unusual Interest. Dr. Boyd Will Begin New Sermon Series On Sunday evening, at the First Presbyterian church, Bev. Dr. John H. Boyd, pastor, will begin a new series of sermons on "Studies in Soma - . Deeper Religious Aspects of the Pres ent Tlne." On Sunday at 7:S0 p. m. the spe cial theme will be "The Day of, Jeho vah," a study of the Justice Of God revealed in history. The other 'themes will be aa fol- lows: April 29. 7:30 p. m. "The Sunnr , Side of War." a study of things bright, beautiful and noble. May 6, 7:45 p. m. "Has Jesua Christ a Message for a World at . War?" a study of th leadership -needed to bring the world back to Its best. ' May 13. 7:43 p. m. "War's Terrlbla Strain Upon the Moral Ideals and, : Values of 1-1 fe," a study of what met. . think and do under Jhe stress of war. - There will he special music by th quartet and great pipe organ. " The sermon of last Sunday on "Tha. Two Germanys" made a profound lm presslon, and many calls have been made for the printed copies. Theae are being prepared now and will be available early next week. " Dr. Dyott'a Topic Designed to Help "Where to Find Life's Meaning" will be Dr. Luther R. Dyott's theme In ths First Congregational church on Sun day morning. This will be a practical sermon which Is designed to help men and women In every-day life and is i meant to throw light on some of life's hard problems. At 7:4 5 p. m. Dr. Dyott will preach on "Where Is God In War Times?" The church Is gradually growing in membership at every Crmmunlon serv ice. The work of the American Mission ary, association was recently presented by the Rev. G. W. Hinman, secretary of the Pacific coast district, who spoke particularly of the activities of the Congregational . church among the Alaskans, negroes, Chinese and Jap anese, in .luerica. Children's Sermon Series to Be Given On Sunday the pastor of Kenllworth Presbyterian church will begin a riea of five minute children's sermons to be given at the opening service every Sunday morning after which the chil dren will be dismissed. On Sunday evening will .be given the first of a series of sermons especially for the young people, in which many elements of succesa and failure In life will be touched upon. These will be drawn, from the life of Paul. "Th Toung Ma of Tarsus" will be th subject of the opening sermon. All the young people of the church and community are Invited. "Consider the Mind" is Dr. Boyer's Topic "Consider the Mind" will be tbe sub ject of an address to be given by Vr. " C. O. Boyer Sunday night. 7:30 p. m., at the Central Methodist church, Van couver avenue and Fargo street, Jt will be the third of a series of popular Sunday evening talks by prominent physicians on the general subject "Public Health and the Christian Con-' science." Much is being said at tbe present time about the Interplay of mind and body and the effects of ths one upon the other. It will be th purpose of tba speaker to present the subject from the scien tific standpoint of a physician. Pre ceding talks have brought out largo crowds and provoked much interest. The meetings are under the direction of the Toung Men's Social Service club and are free to both men and women. Rev. Mr. Skinner to Speak Sunday Night Sunday evening, Rer, J. M. Skinner of Rose City Park Community church, Forth-f If th and Hancock streets, will npeak on "Personal anrd- National Re ligion as Effected by the War." - In tbe sermon Mr. Skinner will discuss the effect of the war on religion in Russia and on the ethics' of England and Germany. An attempt will also be made to estimate the probable out corns of the war as related to religion In America A large chorus choir ff 19 voices will sing patriotlo songs, and tho quartet will render special tnuala, S
