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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, OREGON. 14 SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1921. Portland BUNDLE STATIONS ARE ESTABLISHED i THROUGHOUT CITY "Near East Relief Bundle- Sta tion Bring Your Clothing and Toy for Armenia. Wednesday, May 25.? ? TWs algn, which decorate the waU of a majority of Portland churches, la Indicative of the deep Interest the churches are taking In the collection of clothing and toys for the children of 'Armenia. ,At the same time that the public schools are teaching children the value cf conservation and gifts are being made- to the Public Welfare Bureau of Portland, the Sunday schools of the city are giving Instruction in the bless ing that comes -with sharing with those in need andare conducting a drive for the starving people in the Near East. AUDITORIUM CENTRAL STATION . Many churches throughout the city Lave been designated as bundle station?, - where the children will take their bundles of clothing and toys next Wednesday. The Auditorium has been obtained' as. the central bundle station. Anything that will keep man, woman or child warm Is wanted In the clothing line, and also unbreakable toys and dolls, blocks, painting books, "-balls, crayons, kindergarten material, picture post cards,' marbles, etc. The slogan of the campaign Is, A coat may save' a life and a toy may save a mind." Last year 750 tons of clothing was sent to Armenia by Amer ' leans. Many of the refugees have had no opportunity to obtain any kind of clothing during the five years of their wanderings, except what is sent from America. OBEGOX FCSDS.rSED ' At the present time the Near East orphanages are caring for 54,000 children and feeding 66.000, according to . the latest figures obtained by J. J. Hand saker, director of the drive in Oregon. The funds which Oregon children gave FirstPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1TH AND ALDER 8T. Harold Leonard Bowman '. . ." MINISTER 10:30 a. m. "The Destruction That Waateth at Noonday" 7:30 P. m. The Subjective Vain of Praise" . Anracnird Choir Win Ttendsr Usndelasohnla Sacred Cantata "A HYMN OF PRAISE - ft '., WESTMINSTER E. H. PENCE. D. D., Pastor. 10:30 Exekiel's Vision of the Miraculous River CHILDREN'S SERMON: JESUS IN THE TEMPLE. 7:45 How Age Tempers , Judgment ; MUSIO: "' ! Asthma The Sabbath I lawns T. Alt Trio Ciod That Madeat Kartb and Heaven . Old Welsh- Hyraa-Anthera Mora Lore to Thee.. Brewer .Olfertorjr Canaooa in A Minor. . .G oil man t 12:10 BIBLE SCHOOL, MEN'S CLUB Dr.Edw.LEarle America's Great Psychic, who aston ished Knglish scientists of London recently with his Spiritualistic dem onstrations of independent slate-writing in all languages, manifestations and scientific tests. Sunday, May 22, 8 P. M'Maecabee Hall, Wash. In a; ton hU Discourse by Ira VV. Taylor. Dr. Earle will demonstrate at Odd Fellows hall In Vancouver, WMh, Wednesday, May lata, at 8 P. Al. FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH EAST TTH AND HASSALO STREETS SarvloM Krary Sunday at 3 and S P. M. MRS. LILLIAN SMITH. Pastor. Manasea by MRS, ANNA SNYDER and MRS. DOWNS. SPECIAL VOCAL and VIOLIN SOLOS CHILDREN'S LYCEUM at 4:30 P. M. MESSAGE CIRCLES AT CLOSE OF AFTERNOON MEETINGS Tho Ladies of the Psychic Club will lira a dinner and dance In chnrch Saturday Kven inc. May 21, admission 60 cents. There will bo be a card party in chnrch Tuesday Kt mnc. May 24. admission 25 cents. Light on life's r. a Si 9s45 A. M. CHURCH SCHOOL, classes for all ages. 5:30 P. M TWO -C. E. SOCIETIES j . Thursday Evening Dr. McElveen lectures on - THE APOSTLES CREED. i 7:4S P. M. QUESTION SERVICE Dr. McElveen answer fonr o aeries 1. DID THE RECENT MOVING PICTURE ON BLUE SUNDAY SROSSLY LIBEL THE PURITANS? W UHDT. . IS SINCLAIR LEWIS' NOVEL, -MAIN STREET." A TRUTHFUL PORTRAYAL OF AMERICAN SMALL-MINDEDNESS? ' S. HAS BOD A BODY? IS HE A PERSON? . HAS EVERY HUMAN BEING. A SOUL? 1000 SEATS FREE Cniarches Rustlers' Class (Erects JSungalow Jf or 3ts! jHeetings The Sunday school of Hose City Park Methodist church, of which Dr. J Earl Else is superintendent, has grown so rapidly that it has exceeded the capacity of the church building, and some of the classes are being forced to seek other quarters. - i The first class ; to move out- is the Hustlers class of men, of which saac Waring is president and Edward I Wells leader. A portable bungalow has been erected for the use of this organ ization, and was first occupied on May 1. The crass la studying a series of topical lessons having to do with the problem of relating the church to con ditions of modern times. The eighth anniversary of the organ ization of the school was celebrated May 8. The Rev. ;T, Lw Martin was recently- selected director of evangelism for the school. Another feature is an orchestra, under . the leadership of Charles Hendy. ! at Christmas time .are being used to feed these orphans. Anyone unable to' send a bundle to a clothing station should telephone Main 2178 or Marshall 162. Catholics to Meet In State Convention The etate convention of Roman Cath olic German speaking societies and " the annual Catholic day will be celebrated at the St. Agatha church. Fifteenth and Nehalem streets, on' Sunday. The pon tifical high mass will be. sung at 10 :30 m. by the Right Rev. Abbott Placidus Fuerst, O. S. B.. of Mount Angel, and the sermon will be preached by the Rev. Father Appollinarius. O. F. M., of Portland. . - i The opening address by Joseph Woerndle, president of the federation, at 2 :30 p. m. will be followed by speeches by the Rev. Father Gregory RobI, J. P. Kavanaugh. the ' Right Rev. Abbott Placidus Fuerst, O. S. B., Mount Angel ; the Rev. Father Frowln Epper, O. S. B., Portland; the Rev. (Father John Cum- mlnsky, O. S. B., Portland, and Joseph Jenny. ; . r . Meeting Place Changed ' The Society for Spreading the Knowl edge of True Prayer 'has changed its meeting place from the blue room of the Portland hotel to 201 Central build ing. The first meeting in the new quarters will be held Monday at 8 p. m. FIRST METHODIST TWELFTH AND TAYLOR: DR. JOSHUA nr atiftriri n . PASTOR J ftmiU affeU' IT' 10:30 A. M. "These Three Faith, Hope, Love" It 7:45 P. M. "Christ at the Door" . ! Men's Club BiMe Class 12:15 Noon, with OR. U. Q. MOORE In the Forum for 15 minutes, and OR. C. S. DUDLEY in the Bible Study hour. j A Church With a Message' FIRST FRIENDS' CHURCH EAST 8BTH AND MAIN STS. HOMER; LESLIE COX, PASTOR Are you tired of empty conrentionalitieef ta your heart bunsry . for a deeply spiritual fospeif . - , j HEAR THESE MESSAGES TOMORROW 11:00 A. M. AT THE FEET "srmivQ OF JESUS" 7:4 P. M. i "THE SOUL'S DEEPEST CRY" CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O EAST 1STH AND PINE - 11:00 A. M. SERMON BY: WALTER HENRY NUGENT, D.D.. Minister ' ' S:00 P. M. 1. Ben Sco veil OIVES HIS DRAMA-TIC PRESENTATION "The Sign of the Cross" MUSIO BY LAROE CHORUS YOU WILL RECEIVE A CORDIAL WELCOME East Side Baptist Church EAST S0TH AND SALMON STS. Walter Benwell Hinson, D. D. MINISTER 11 A. M. "Tho Poise of Christ" 7:30 P. 'M.- "The Power of Christ" - 8:30 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL :S0 P. M. B. P. U. (East Morriaon or Hawthorn . Ave. . Can) problems under our electric sign PARK AND MADISON STREETS Broadway and U Cars to Block of Cbnrea A. M. Dr. McElveen preaches, "DESIRABLE HARD. to Important ew : The Portland Federation of Churches will , hold a special spring: meeting Monday evening at the First Method is Episcopal church. Among: ; the items of business is the' recommen dation from the department of evan gel Ism that an Invitation tte extended to the Rev. William j A. Sunday to hold evangelistic meetings In 5 The Auditorium during June, 1922. Each church Is represented in the federa tion by the pastor and two lay mem bers, and one additional lay member for each 200 members; or major frac tion over and above the first 200 members. j - BAPTIST f i Convention dates announced for Ore gon Baptists are : Northern Baptist con vention at Des Moines. Iowa, June 22 to 28 : B. Y. P. U. rtver excursion to Colum bia City, May 30 ; state convention and summer assembly at Columbia City. July 26 to 29 and July 29 to August 8, re spectively. The pulpit, of the First Baotist chnrch will be occupied Sunday by IT. B. B. Sutciiffe. director ot Moody Bible InsUtute work In Portland. Ut. W. B. Hinson. pastor of the East Side Bap tist church, has returned from id on tana where he preached daily during the Montana Baptist state contention, and will occupy his pulpit Sunday. J ne young people a society will Hold services al the Mann Home Sunday at S p. m. The veteran G. A. K. quartet will sine Sun day evening at the Third Baptist church. At the morning eerace the Iter. H. Jti. Close will speak on "Christian Culture." Sunday morning the Key. O. R. Schlauch of McMinnTille eoUeee will preach at the UniTersity Park Baptist church. He has arranged for Charles A. Davis, a senior student, to preach the sermon st night. Ir. Peter C. Wright of New York, associate secretary of the ministers' benefit board of the Baptist church, will be entertained by local Bap tists at a luncheon on June 8. - The Southern Baptists are building a church in Dallas. Texas, to cover an entire city block. There will be Sunday school rooms for 5000 and a young people's room seating 1200. S r CHRISTIAN "Crimes of the Tongue" will be the Sunday morning- sermon subject of the Rev. H. II. Griffls at the First ChrisUan church. At night the ordinance of bap tism will be administered, and following a program of music the pastor will preach. On Wednesday this church will be used as a depot for depositing bundles for the Near East relief. .- ; prepare DIRECTORY ;.QF CHURCH Trinity Sunday Uniform Sunday School Tjeseon Christian View of a Family or What a Christian Home Should .Be." lAike 10:38-42; Luke 2:51.52; II Timothy 8:14-15. trokien Text Chiidren obey your parents all thinea; for thia is weU-pleaaina in the aiirht of the Lord. Fathers provoke not your children, to antcer. lest they be ducouraceo. CoL 8:20. 21. Yonng People's Topics Christian Endeavor "My Favorite Saying of Ohrists and Why.'' John :63.68 ; Mao. 7:24. 25. (Union meeting with juniors and inter mediates.) Epworth League "In School With Chrfet and His Dbciplea." Mark 6:32. (Institute Sunday.) - Baptist Fin White Temple. 12th ' and Tayloe. Preachins by Dr. B. B. ButclifTe. 11. "The Warfare of the Saints"; 7:45. "Is Regenera tion Necessary r" .. . j Et Side E. 20th and Salmon. Bev. W. B. Hinson. 11, "The Poise of Christ"; 7:30, "The Power of Christ," Third Vancouver and Knott. Iter. B. B. Clow. 11. "Christian Culture"; T:30, "The Subtlety of Satax." Arleta- 48th avc. and S4th St. S. C Bar. Owen '. lay. 11, 7:30. . Calvary E. 8th and Grant. Bev.' J. B. Thomas. 11. "Uaopy Homes"; 8, illustrated sermon. ohtncoa E. 45th and Main. Bar. W. B. Stewart. . 11. 7:45. SeUwood Bethany Bev. W. N. 7:10. tirace E. 76 th and Ash. Bev. Ferris. 11, W. H. Tol- liver. 11. 7:80. owediih l&ih and Hoyt Kev. T. G. Bjolan der. 10:30. 7:30. St. Johns Chicago and Leonard. 11. 7:10. Highland K. th and Aiberta. Bv. W altar U Biley, 11. 8. University Park -Drew and Fiske. Bev. G. B. Schlauch (supply) . 11. " Witnessing' 7:30. sermon. "Remembering Cod," by Charles A. Davis of McMinnviUe couege. ML Olivet (colored) Broadway ana Jtverau. Bev. J. W. Anderson. 11, 8. Klim Swedish Jfi. Sth ana Alberta. stsv. August ' Olson. 2:30. inta sstn st. ana Qutn ave. ate, a. sw Smith. 11. 7 :30. Second (Uerman) Koaoij-taa stoma, nn, Hofimann. 11, 7:80. . BMholle Pro-Cathedral 15th and Davis. . 7:1, 8:10. :45. 11. - St. Peters ints art. 4. sr. v siyna. , o. 0 :I0. 7 :S0. St. LawreHce 3d and Shermaa. Bev. J. CL Hughes. 0. 8:80. 10 80. 7:30. St. sraneia a. iztn.ana trinm, star. a. McName. . 8. 9 :15, 11. 7:45. Immaeulato Heart ot Mary Williams i SUntoo. Rev. W. A. Daly. 6, 8, , 11, 7:30. Holy Rosary K. 3d and ' UrUmii, Rev. E a Olson. 6. 7. 8. 0. 11. 7:30. SC Ross K. 63d and Aiameda. Jtev. J. O'rarraU. 8. 10:30. 4. St. Andrews IS. Mth and . Aiberta. Rev. J. Hi man. 8, 10:30, 7 JO. The Madeleine . 24th sad Siskiyou, Bev. George F. Thompson. 7:80. 8, 11. Ascension 7SU ana iimsui. TTsnrlstai fathers. 8. 10:80. 7:30. Blessed Sscrament Maryland and Blandena. Rev. V. W. Black. 8, 10;30, 7:80. Holy Cross 774 Bowdout. Re. O. Ray mond, s. 10:30. 7:SU. St. Ignatius 8220 43d st S. B. Jesuit rathers. 6:30, 8. 10:50. 7. SL Stepheu S. 42d and Taylor. Bev. Warren A. Wsitt - tt. 8. 9:15. 11. 7 30. Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Vas- eeuver ave. Rev. W uuam 4. IXrlne. e. . s. 10:30. 7:80. SL Philip Xerl (Paulist Fathers) K. 18th and Hickory. Rev. M. i Ferry. 1 JO. 8, 1:B0. 7 :S0. St. Clements S. Smith are. and Hewtoe Servue Fathers. , 8. 10 JO. 7:30. Sacred Heart E. 11th and Center. ' Bev. r. Grecory. 8. 10:30. 7:30. SL Aaatha . 15th and Nehalem. Rev. J. Commiaky. 8. 10:30. 7:30. SL Btanisians (Polish) Maryland and FmO mg. Rev. r. Matthew. 8. 10:30. 7 JO, SL Joseph tUerman) 15th and Cuuch. Rev. Froum Bupea. 8. 10 :30. . 7 :30. BL Michael (Italian) 1th and MiiL Rev. M. Balaam. 8:80. 10:80. 7 JO, SL Claires Caoitol HilL Father AJontna. U. sa. 7:15. -.15. SL Charles E 33d and Alberta. : Bev. M. Wallaea. 8. 10:30. ? All Saints X. S 9 th end Oliaan. Bav. Father William Cronin. 8. 10:30. SL Patrick 1 9th and Savicr. Rev. Charles M. Smith. Masses. S. :15. 10:30. 7:45 SL Birgitta's chapel Linntoa-Ulen Harbor. (Attended from St. Patricks). 9:30. Our Lady of Sorrows K. 62d and WoodV stoca. ne. li. c. FaUu. 8. 10:45. 4:30 BL Anthony's Chapel 7022 45th avc. Bav, ti. U. Faliu. 9 a. na. Holy Family Chapel E. 37th and Rax. Bav. . auu. ; 9:45. 7:45. - Christie First Park and Columbia. Bev. Harold H. Griff is. 11, "Crimes of the Tongue": 7:45 baptism and sermon. "The Three Arch Enemies of Human Happiness. Kwt Hide 12th and Tavlor Rev. Norman F. Johnson. 11. A Man and a Sheen i The Power of Individuality." Church of Christ Rodney and KnotL Bev. Joseph Boyd. 11, "Winning Men to Christ One by One : 8. WTntney Boys chorus. Montavilla K. 7rth and Ulisan. Rev. Car roll C. Roberts. 11. 7:80. Kern ParkRev. F. H. Ghonnky. 11. T:80. ,,...!.. SL Johns Central and Oswego. Rev. Her bert Jones. 11. 7:30. 1 sosrnscle sC. 2th and Alberta, Rev. B. Tibbs Msxey. 11. 7:80. . wood 569 Tenino. Rev. I. B. Johnson. 11. 7:30. ....... - ChrlctLM Science Lesson subject: "Soul and Body." " First 19th and KveretL 11. S. Second K. 8th end Holladay. 11. 8. Third E. 12th and Salmon. 11, S. Fourth Vancouver and mersoav 11. 8. , Fifth 62d and 42d ave. 8. K. 11. Bixih Masonic temple, 868 XamhuL 11. S. fitveuth Smith ave, and New York. 11. eiend of Portland's Cnurcbes and foung The Whitney Boys' Chorus will hare : charge of the Sunday evening a nice at the Church of Chrut. - One half of the chorus will be prexent, the other bail being at Anabeli Presbyterian church. . ' . ! - i ' CONGREGATIONAL , The four questions Dr. W. T. McElveen will answer at his question and answer service Sunday night at thei First Con gregational church are : - f (1). "bid the recent moving picture on Blue Sunday grossly libel the Puritans?" (2). "Is Sinclair Lewis novel. 'Main Street, a truthful portrayal of American small mindedneasT" (3). "rias God s body?" (41. "Has every human be ing a aoulf" , The service will begin with an or gan prelude and conclude with a friendly half hour1 in the church parlors. Wednesday the women's associarion will bold its romance dollsr party in -the church and at 8 p. m., Wednesday, the Pacific University Alumni asuociatioo will give a stunt party. H Preparations are under way at Sunnyside Con gressUonal church for the celebration of the 29th anniversary of the church on "home coming Sunday," June 5. Children's day will be ob served on the same day, with a special program by the Bible school. On May 29 the church will observe Memorial day under the auspices of the Men's league. Wednesday evening the inter- denominational Bible class will meet in the church with lr. J. J. Staub. :- . " EPISCOPAL : Holy communion will be celebrated Sunday morning at 7 :45 o'clock at St. Stephen's Pro-Cathedral. The Veny Kev. R. T. T. Hicks, dean, will preach at both services. The young people's society will sing in the wards of Good Samairatn hospital for an hour Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3 p. m. They will meet again at 6 :30 p. m. in the parish house when W. F. Robertson will give a lec ture on "Stories of the Origin of Our Church Hymns." The Brotherhood of SL Andrew will meet at 8 p. m. Friday in the parish house. ! Bishop W. 'T. Sumner will make his annual visit to Trinity Episcopal church ! Sunday morn ing. The school children will march in pro cession to the church and the piahop will ad minister confirmation. ) Bishop Sumner win confirm a class at the Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday evening. At this same time the Kev. John Dawson will celebrate his thirtieth anniversary:' of the ordina tion of- rector. - Appropriate festival music for Trinity Sunday will be sung Sunday morning and: evening at St. David's Episcopal church. Speaking of this celebration the Rev. Thomas Jenkins said: ."The feast vi the holy trinity, which falls on this Sun day, is the last of the five major festivals of the Christian year. It is very fittingly the goal toward which the whole festal part of the year leads, i It is the filling up in human thought of the Christian revelation of God. The , doctrine of the trinity is' not abstract thought; it is a revealed fact." In connection with , the Sunday service the banns of matrimony will be nub- liahed. ; - j ' Ail. churches Wednesday. 8 p. m. Connregalhinal i First Park and Madison. Dt W. T. McEl veen.: 11, Desirable Hardness"; 7:30. Ques tion and answer ' meeting. j Sunnyside K. 3 2d aud Taylor. Rev. J. J. Staub. "When and Where the Church Fails to Succeed"; 7:45, "The Christian True , to His LabeL" i Atkinson Memorial E 29th - and KveretL Rev.- E. K. FlinL 11. "ETnto Uia CUeruioM"; :4 3, "Classifying People." i Highland K. tn. and Preseott. Rev. Edward Constant 11. "A Threefold View of God"; 8. "Emblems of the Spirit-" i Waverly HelebU j. S2d and Woodward. Rev. OUter P. Avenr. 11. "The World's Need of Christ"; 8. . j Laurelwoud 45 th mnA Ailrh at. A 9. Mrs. Alice U. Handaaker. 11. 7:30. Pilgrim MiMjun and Buim. . Professor Harold S. Tuttle of Forest Grove, supply. 11. Univeraitv Park Haven and t iunnara. Rev. O 11 Johnston. 10:80. 7:80. Finnish Msvon and AlbinaL Rev. A. A. Hariu. 8 and 8 p. m. SL Johns -S. Iranhoe and i Richmond. . 11. Danish-Norwegian EL 23d land ''Sumner Bev Ule Torgesen. 11.7:80,1 First German Ebeneaev EL - 7th and Stanton. Bev. beorge Zocher. 10:30. 7:30. Second. German EL kth . nri Mu1mrr.R., Henry Hagelgana. 11. 7:30. 1 Zion German E. ttth and IPrrmnnti , TT ,i y. H. Hupp., 11. 7:30. j Dunkard I Church of the Bsthren Borthwick and Brai- rsudL Rst. George C CarL II. 7. Esiaeooal j- r- Pro-Cathefal of SL SteDbans 12 th and Oil RL Rv. Waiter Taylor cumner. bishoo: Yen Rev. T. T. Hicks. 7:45, communion; 9:45. ocbool": 7:45. evensong and sermon. Trjiity ISO. and EveretL Kev. A. A. Mor rison, rector. 8, 11. confirmation of church school ciass by Bishop W. 'X. j Sumner: 8. BL ' Davids K. 12th and : Belmont. : Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector. 7:30. M -.30. 11. "The Meaning of Personality in God. and Man"; 7:30, xno txetp ot the rrinity. ' tL Marks 21st and Marshall. See. J. Ci. Hatton, rector. 7:30. 11. 7:45. at. Philips 242 Husseu. 10, 11. SL Andrews Hereford .t. Portamonth. R- John D. Kice. b. 11. 7:30.1 Grace Memorial Kast 17 th and Weidlar. Bev. O. W. Tailor. 11. 8. I SL Michael and All Anaels-L.E. 3d and Bioadway. Rev. F. T. Bowen, vicar. 8. 11. Uhurch ot Our Savior 60th are. and 41st st S. E. Rev. John B. McCumuck. 10, school; 11, communion 1 Bishop Morrsi Memorial Good Samaritan hospital. Rev. F. K. -Hwward. 7 and 9:30 SL Pauls Woodmen. Bev. Oswald W, Tay- lor. 4. All Saints 25th and Sarier. Bev. Frederie K. Howard. 10 and 11. SL Johns Memorial 15th and Harney. Sell- wooo. .uev. jonn 15. MctJormick. o. com munion: 10. schooL fcL Mstthews 4Jorfeet and Bancroft. Rem. Jfi. H. Clark, vicar. 10 and 11 a. Good . rjheDnerd Vancouver1 anu Graham. Bev. John Dawson, rector. 7 JO, 8:43, 11. , oomu-nutuon of cMae by the bishop, Mission at SL Johns Bickner'a tulL Bav. Jonn it. Rice, vicar. 2. 8. . tL deters Chapel 1973 IS. Stark. lO. at. James Cuauei a. 72d aL and 27th ave. 10. 7.30. Vnapei or the Transfiguration E. KUth and juiTuoosv S p. m. Evangelical East Market Street EL 6th and MarkeL Rev. sra Maurer. 11, "What Is Drum Healing? 7:30, ."What Think Te of Christf" Clay "Street 10th and Clay. Bev. Jacob Stocker. 10:45. (German) r'The RJchas of Hie Grace": 8 (English). 1 Swedish Taberuacie N. 17th and Glisan. Rev. J. O. Ledin. 11. "Is the World Just About to Enter the Millennium t " : 7 JO. "The Fruits of the SpiriL f Lents F. B. Culver. 11. 7:30. West Portland Multnomah station. Rev. H a. Bcneuerman. 11. 7:30. Free Methodist First B. 9th and Mill. Rev: W. J. JohnsLia. xi. 7 :au.. 1 1. Central E. Both and Flandera, Rev. g. O. atoper. 11, 7 :ao. , Aiberta E. 30th and WygaaL Bev. 8. L. Burna. ll, 7:B. m St, Jonns E. Richmond and Hudson, Bev. sl u. Biacamaa. 11, I :su. , Lent Se. O. N. Blair. 11. 7:30. , Frlansa ( First S. 35 th and Main, Cox. 11. 7:48. Bev Homer l Seconds E. 92d and Slat ava. 11, 7:30. West P edsaoa , ttortnwtck aad Jersey. Bev. Carey Jessup. ii, a. :. Jewish 1 ' Congregation Beth Israel (Reformed) 12th and Main. Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. Office 71S Chamber of Commerce bldg. Sahoatn serrica Friday at 8 p. m. and Saturday at 10 JO a. aa SchooL. Sundaya. at lO a. m. Congregation Ahavai Shokm Park and Clay ata, staooi at. aorsnaason, r nosy, s p. Satarday. 8:80 a. m. I Congregation . Novah Zedek ' Talmud Torah CU and iulL Rev. Abraham L Uosencraata. Friday. 8 p. m. Saturday. 9 a. m. Sunday. 10 a as. iteiigions Kawb j Latter Day Batata Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints E. 25 th and Madison. Herbert CL Irenes, auaatoa president. iv, o:ow. i Reorganised Church E. I 76th and. Irving. Elder C E. Jonea. 10:45. 7:43. , '-- Lotharan t. ' BL Jsxes W. Park and Jefferson Rev. William E. Brinkmsn. 11. 7:45. SL Pauls H. 12th and Clinton. Bev. A. Krause. 10JO (German), "The New Birth"; 7:30, "God's Wonderful Providence.'' Trinity (Missouri Synod) Rodney and Ivy Rev. J. R. Rimbech. 10:15, (German; 7:30, (English). "F Church for Deaf Bodney and Ivy Bev. J. A.' Beyer. 1 ..." Our Savior's E. vwth and GranL -- Bev. . M. A. Cinritetensen. 11. Children's dsy services, pre senting the life of Christ; 7, Luther league, fed by Misa Myrtle Anderson. Bethlehem Norwegian 14th and Davie Bev. lot king and For the summer months the Snnday evening services at the Church of Our Saviour, and St. John's Memorial Episcopal churches, will be dis con tinned, according to aa announcement made by the Bev. John Brian iicCormick. The monthly social of the Oirls' Friendly so ciety of St- David's Episcopal church will be beld Wednesday la the borne of Mrs. Thomas Jenkins. - The Her. William T. Manning, formerly rec tor of Trinity Euiacopal church. New York, was consecrated bUhop of New York on May 11 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New' York city. ; . EYASGElICAt A service for the benefit of the old people at the Altenhelm will be con ducted at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Jacob Stocker, pastor of Clay Street Kvangelical church! : '.."; v LUTHERAN A special children's day service w-ill be held Sunday morning at Our Savior's Lutheran church at 11 o'clock. A pro gram presenting the life of Christ will be rendered by the children under the su pervision of the superintendent. Mis Gertrude ' Christensen. The plan is to make this presentation an annual event. A sacred concert will be given next Thursday at 8 p. m. in St. Paul's Lutheran church by the choir under the direction of ii. Haehlen. METHODIST Dr. Joshua Stansfield will occupy his pulpit in the First Methodist church at both services Sunday. Special music will be furnished at the evening service by the chorus choir. The Men's club will be addressed at 12 :15 p. m. by Dr. U. G. Moore on "Portland's Well Baby Clinic." -. The much discussed Sunday "blue laws" will be the sermon topic of Dr. Prank L Wemett Sunday night at Centenary-Wilbur Methodist church. "We are a liberty loving people," Raid Dr.- Wemett in sjieaking of his topic "W cherish traditions whose logical effect is to make us impatient of restraint. At the same time we must recognize that all true liberty is the product of respect for law. So-callrd blue laws sere drastic and cannot be applied to present eruditions without modification both in letter and spirit. At the fame time every true American resents the present attempt orf the part of certain greedy in Ui rents to break down wholesome moral restrictions for their selfish advantage. The pro paganda which makes use of the so-called blue laws in order to obscure moral issues and to prevent the exercise of such censorship and re stricken as are necessary to safeguard the moral health of our people, becomes a menace and deserves exposure and fearless condemna tion." A male chorus to assist in the Sunday services is being developed at Centenary-Wilbur by Pro fessor J. MarMillan Muir. The official board at its la.-t meeting decided to start a campaign to raise $10,000 to cancel a small mortgage on the parsonage, satisfy obligations incurred by the recent purchase of two lots adjacent to the church, repaint and redecorate the church audi SERVICES IN H. J. Thorpe. II. Beeaer EvanaUamI Norwegian (Free) Wy- ! rant and Bouney Rev. A. A. Borrerik. 11, 48. Grace (Kncllshl- E. 24th and Broadway ' Rev. C. H. Bernhard. 11. "Why Christians Ad here to the Trinity Doctrine": 7:30. "The Proof o Discipleship." r Bethany Danish Rvanc-elieal Union and Mor ris. Bev. L. P. Kioller. 10. 11. 7 JO. SL Johns Peninsula and Kilnatrick Rev. L. Lndwig. 10:43, 7:30. i Swedish Anrastana Stanton and Wwt Bev. V. G. Ogran. 10:45, 7:46. Immanuel 19th and Irnns Bev. A. V. An derson. 11. 8. Portsmouth Lovely and Fortune Bev. S C B. Xnutsea. , 11. 7:30. Zion Evangelieal (Missouri Synod) Chap man and Salmon Rev. H. H. Koppelmann 9:16. 10:15. 7:45. immanuel (Missouri Synod) E. 15th and so Her. H. C Ebaling. - 9:30, 10:30. Ger- an. .... Church of the Redeemer fEngliah) E. 15tb north and WygsnL School 10, service 11. Finnish 179 Far a. Rsv. A. Sslminen. 10: Sunday school, 7. nt. starks (Wisconsin Synod) MaUory ana Ekidmore. Bev. P. Hinderer. :80, 10:30; except on fourth Sundays, 9 JO. 2 JO. method In Episcopal Centenary-Wilbur E. 9th and Pine Bev. Frank L. Wemett. 11. 7:30. "Blue Laws." Central Vancouver and Fargo Bev. A. R. Maclean. 11. 7:30. Clinton-Kelly E. 40th and Powell. Bev. K. S. Mace, 11, "Father's day" service; 7. league. Epwortit 28th and Sarier. Rev. Frank L. Moore. 11, 7 JO. First 12th and Taylor. Rev. Joshua Stans field 10:30. "These Three"; 7:45. "Christ at the Door." Fir.it Norwegian-Danish -18th and HoyL Rev. C. A. Peterson. Preaching by Rev. Elias Gjerd- ing at 11 and 7:30. German Rodney and Stanton. Rev. 8. A. Schumann. : 10:45, 8. Hoyt SL 15th and HoyL Bev. E. E. Hertzier. 11, 7:30. ' Laurelwood K. 63d and Foster. Rev. K. K. Finley. 11. 7:30. Lents 88th and 88th ave. Bev. r. B Sibley. 11, 7:45. Lincoln E. 5 2d and Lincoln. Bev. W. n. Byars. 11. 7:80. M on ta nils K. 80th and Pine. Bev. F. A. Ginn. 11. 7:30. ML Tsbor E. Slst and Stark. Bev. D, L. Fields. 11, 8. , Patton Aiberta and Michigan. Bav. Georg H. Bennett 11.7:30. Boss City Park . 58th and Alameda. Rev. C. W. HuetL 11. sermon by Rev. U. R. Martin of American Sunday School union; 7:30, sermop. Saving, by the pastor. . ' s seuwood K. lath and I sco ma. kct. w. bv Gordon. 11, Addmg Knowledge to Virtue or the Lrre of Education : 8. Perseverance in a Life Work." Sunnyside K. 85 th and TsmhilL Rev. T, It. Gallagher. 11. 7 :4 5. "Community Law En- forcement." by Captain Frank B. Ebbert of Washington, D. C. - SL Johns W. Lesvitt and Byraeuaa. Rev, W. E. Kleater. 11. 7:30. Swedish Beech and Borthwick. Rev. S. Moody, 11. 7:30. .University Park Ftske and Lombard. Bev. H. T. Atkinson. 11. 7 JO. Vancouver Ave. Norwegian-Danish Ekidmore and Vancouver. 11, 7 JO. Westmoreland Milwaukee and Midway. Rev. E. S. Mace. 10, school; 7:45, "Fathers day" service. . Woodstock 14th and Woodstock 8. E. Rev. Ii. C Poor. 11. sddress by Miss Jennie M. Smith, returned missionary from India; 8, "The Signs of the Times. Woodlawn E. 10th. near Durham ava Rev J. H. Irvine. 11. "Patron Saints Venrus PropbeU of God"; . "Paul s First Real Prayer.'' - African Zion 117 Williams ave. Bev. L A. Moore. 11. 7:30. District superintendent. Be. William Wallace Toungson. 691 E. 62d sL N. Tsbor 2790. M. E. South First Union and Multnomah. Bev. J. B. Harris. 11. 7:45. ' Nazarana First B. 10th and Weidler. Bav. A. It Bowes. 11, 7:30. Seliwood E. 9 th and Spokane. - Bev. Henry Bell. 11. 7 JO. Brentwood 65th ave. and 67th sL - Bev. C O. Fowleri 11. 7:80. Highland Park E. 14th and Jarre tL : Bev. W. P. Keebaugh. 11. 7:80. Scandinavian 048 Garfield. : Bar. J. B. Mittby. 11. 7 JO. - t s Preebrtarinn First 12th and Alder. Dr. Harold Leonard Bowman. 10:30. "The Destruction That Wast eth at Noonday"; 7 JO. "The Suggestive Value of Praise." ' Westminster East 17th and Schuyler. Bev. Edward H. Pence. 10:30. "Exekiel's Vision of the Miraculous River"; 7:43, How Age Tempers Judgment." ' Central E. 18th and Pine. Rev. Walter Henr Nugent. 11, "Are Parents Shirking Responsi bility NowsdaysT"; 8, "The Sign of the Cross," by Ben Sec-veil. . j Calvary 11th and Clry. Bev., L. Bowrtrig Quick. 11, preaching by Rev. J. A. Townend; 7:45. preaching by H. Briesley. i ML Tabor E. 65th and Belmont-' Bev. Ward MacHenry.. 11, "The Lure of the Open Road": 7:30, dramatic interpretation of parables by the Westminster guild. Vernon 19th and Wygant Bev. J. C Uergier. 11. 7.30. Piedmont -Cleveland and Jerrett Bev. . Francis, Morgan. 11." The Work of the Anti Saloon League." by Captain Frank B. Ebbert of Washington, JO. C.; 7:30, sermon, "Propulsion of Faith,f' by the pastor. .! ' Fourth -First and Gibba. Bev. Monroe G. EveretL 10:30, 7:80. Kenilwortn E. 84 th and Gladstone. Rev. L. K. Grimes. . 11, "The Church"; 7:30. "Jacob.""- ' " . ' j ' ; Hope 78th and Everett. Rev. H. R. Giles. 11. "Our Prayer for Bread";, 7:43. program by Woman s Missionary society, s , Rose Citr Rev. itonaln W. M. UcOhml ll-,-"Y Are Not Tour Own"; 7 JO. "The Psy- cnoiogy ot tne throes. Forbes Graham . and Gantenbein. Preaching by Kev. ueorge is. uewis. ii, 7 JU. . Trinity Virginia ana Nebrsakn. . Rev. John ioys to people's Societies torium, rearrange the seating In the gallery. In stall electric lights, and recover the pew cushions, A sermon treating the public school system of Portland will be given Sunday morning at Sell wood Methodist church by the Rev. W. S. Gor don. At night be announces a sermon of en couragement j for young people who ara facing difficulties. An opportunity for baptism and re eeption as members will be offered at each service. :. - j . ; . . . . . -v Captain Frank B. Ebbert, associate genera eooovi of the Anti-Saloon League of America, will speak Sunday night at Sunnyside Methodist church. Other's day will be celebrated Sunday morn ing at .Clinton-Kelly Methodist church and Sun day night at the Westmoreland chapel, announce the Rev. K. S. Mace, pastor. A visiting team of young people will lead the Epworth League serv ice at Clinton-Kelly on Sunday night. - i Miss Jennie M. Smith, missionary to India, who is spending her furlough with her parents in Woodstock, will preach Sunday morning at the Woodstock Methodist church. ' She ha !pent six years in the field as a worker for" the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. The board of trustees of the Laurelwood Methodist church has voted to purchase a ait on which to erect a new and larger church building. '4 ! The work of the American Bundav School onion will be presented Sunday morning at the Rose City Park Methodist church by the Bev. E. R Martin, Northwest superintendent In the evening the: pastor will speak on "Saving," show ing its relation to the Christian life, its necessity from the standpoint of human need and its prac ticalness, i i The summer institute rally of the district En worth Leagues will be held at Laurelhurst Park next Friday. In case of bad weather Sunny side Methodist church will be ui-ed. Salem district of the Methodist church ha had ( Concluded on Page Five. Column Two) i Interest Is Shown In Bible Classes Classes of the Moody Bible Institute have been exceptionally well attended during the week, according to a report of the secretary. This is especially true of the Friday evening class, organized at the White Temple for the benefit of Sun day school teachers. The appointments for Dr. B. B. Sutclif fe for the coming week are MonCay evening at Glencoe Baptist church, Tuesday evening at Rose City Park Methodist, Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Westminster Presbyterian, Thursday evening at Vernon Presbyte rian, Friday at 7:15 the Sunday school class at he White Temple and Friday at 8:15 p. m. a class which studies condi tions in the Philippine islands. - PORTLAND D. McLennon. 11. 7:80. A nabel-4 Her. !. H Mit-11 n "Tk. a:i. uniiig ; :u, concert by Whitney Boys' cho rus. ! Millard Avenue SSth ave. aiut tA mt T7.. Henry White. II. "Jesus Anointed at the Beth any Home': 7:30. "Merit Makine anrt t)u Tnna- migration iof Souls as Practiced and Believed by Marshall Street 17th and V"li1. : Bav. . nanna. ii, 1 :3U. Mixnah- E. 19th and Division. Rev. TV Thompson, 11, vChrist FuiTUling the Law": .ta, uiaguiiymg conu. Unity E. 71st and Sandy. Bav. S. W. Sea man. 11. 7:30. - Arbor Lodge Bryant and Cnrtla. S. llu, ander K- Evans. 11. 7 JO. Halt Chineae 13314 First Rev. Gee Sing xux. i it. m.. acnooi; a, preaching. . t Reformed Evangelical First -12th and Clay. Bev. G. Hafner. 1U SO. T5B Second- E. 8 3d and' Columbia, blvd. Mm H. Heusser. 11. Third Lenta. Rev. A. F. Lienkaemper. 11. luerwanj ; o. tccgosn). Reformed Presbyterian First Minnesota and Ainsworth. Bev. V. Ok Eraser. 11. 7:30. Seventh Day Awvantltta Note Regular services ot this denomtnatioa are beld on Saturday. Central E. 11th and EveretL U X. Dick son. pastor. 10. 11:13. ' Tabernacle 6th and Montgomery. E. J. Hibbard, minister. 10. al. Monts rills E. 80th and EveretL i. A. Ger- narL 10. 11. Lents 94th sL and 58th ava. W. D. Hunt ington. 10. 11 St Johns Central ava. and Charleston. B Folkenberg. 10. 11. Albion- Skidmore and MaUory. Elder Jena 10. 11. i . Salvation Army Corps No. 1 243 Ash sL Adjutant Henry R Cosens. 11. 8:15. 8. Corps No. 4 128 tt IsL Ensign Jess? Millar and Captain Mrs. L. Lpton. 11. 8. special serv ice by Colonel Turner of San Francisco and Colo nel Cousins of Seattle; 8, address by Colonel Turner, j . j Spiritualist First Spiritualist E. 7th and- Hassalo. 8, 8. Scientific ('hristian Spiritualist Aliaky liaiL Bev. R. At. Singleton. 8. 5. 8. Spiritualist Church of Eternal Light 1349 D-viaion. i Rev. Msv A. Price. .8. independent Bible Spiritualistic 441 E.12th. Rev. Ida M. Scbori. 8. i Swedenboralan . New Christian Assembly room Portland boteL Rev. William H Reece. 11, "Seven Stages in the creation ot-Man Day I le. " I Unitarian Chnrch of Our Father Broadway and Ysmhill Bev. William G. Eliot Jr. 10:30. '"Are Good Citizenship and Good Churchmanship Identical f 12, school. i UnrUd Brathran Conference euperintendentr Rev. G. K. Me DonakL i First E. 15th and Morrison. Bev. Byron J. Clark.- 11. "A Little Father"; 7:45, "The Way, the Truth and. the Life." Second E. 27th and Sumner. Bev. Ira Hawley. j 11, "The Responsibility -of Christians Toward Sinners ; 7 :4a, , How to Make contn butiona."! - Third-i 7th aL and 82d are. S. K. Rev. E. O. Shepherd. 11, "Great Is Diana of the Enheaians'; 8. "Repentance." Fourth TremonL Kev. Leua Luckey. 11 7:30. j 1 - United Evaneellcal First E. 10th and Poplar. Rev. H. H. Farnham. 11, 7:30. Ockley Green Willamette blvd. and Ga; Rev A. P. Schmale. 11. 8. SL Johns Ivanhos and John. Bar. C P, Gates. II. 7:30. i Unread Presbyterian First K 87 th and Hawthorne. Bev. H. F. r.inn. 11. 7:30. Church of the Stranger urand and waseo. Rev. 8. . Earl Da Boia, 10 JO. 7 JO. Kenton izu w. lAausra. atev. can Beau Dunn. 11. 7:30. Multnomah Multnomah station. Bev. David Steele Sharp, 10, 11. 6:45. 7:30. - j ........... . bslastons Christian nd Mieionary Alliance E. 9th and n.w Rat. John E. Fee. Peniel Mission 189 V4 Second, 2. 8. 8 dulv aiont Monday at 8 D. m. Portland Coromuiis r ront aud Burnside. Bev. Mvra B. i Smith, supt 3. 8. Pentecostal First and Washington. Bat. Will c Trotter. 11. 8. 7:30: daily 7:30. Glad Tidings (Pentecostal,) 244a FuaL 2, 1:3a ' Anoatlk! Faith Front and Burnside. Bev. Florence Crawford and R. R. Crawford. bun- d. lO JO. JO. 7 JO: daily. 7:45- t-uteeuta4 ii it uewrga R. ' Far- row - a. a. . Chnstisn Amrmbly E. 20th and Ankeay. P.unr A w. Mmith. ' 11. 2:45. 7:45. Vohinxeeis of America 224 Bumsida. Bvw fam Monday. 8: Sunday. 3. 8. Gospel Mission 9 ft Lnion ave. S. 3:18, V-SS i - . Gospei Hatt E. 28th and Stark,. 10 JO, 7 ;3U. . ; Bible '' Standard Misiion 2nd and Morrison. Rev. sred Hornshoh.10 .ao, :0. B. , -.- esaKailanaous ' - ' m r a. Sixth and Taylor. 8. Chnrch of God -868 Failing. Bev. Harry V.; 117 :45. Riiutlnn I jr nie H 8 13th. Rev. H. Ed ward Mills. 11, "Healing th Body Through Mlinv the Mind.' Dinna Science 816-B. Clay. Bar. T. U. 1fi.,d Ml. Church of Divine Truth 201 Central bid. Netua Taylor noon- ii. o. . Theosopnicai Society 301' Central bids. 8. Universal Mentis ma 318 Ahington fcUat Bible Studenta tr n. w. temple. 11th and Alder. - 8. 8. Pint Church of Psychic Science 11th and iu.r w. W. Aber. a, meeaag Xhe Psychical Research Cenlei ' rnillaad ho- ChristaderphUn 621 B. Washington. 11. The Society for Spreading th Knowledge Truer Power 291 Central bldg. Monday, p a, "Jeaua Christ " Stricken CLurch 53 i visions (Cooperate in Stiding jFamily in distress An ezamplo of trio successful co operation of the Various departments of the church was recently presented to the people of Centenary-Wilbur Meth odist Episcopal church. A. Sunday! school teacher was re quested by the absentee secretary to in vestigate the continued absence from the school of a little girl. The teacher re ported that the child did not have proper clothing. The social service worker im mediately called upon the family, and learned that 'the father had had work only about half the time during the win ter, and finally had the misfortune to lose three fingers while working In a shop. All the Income was $10 per week paid from the state accident insurance fund. j - .- :".' r- - :t They were paying $25 per month rent for five email, dark rooms. There were six children in the family, the oldest 14. two or whom were in the Sunday scbooL A child of 3 was found to be suffering from adenoids and infected tonsils, and the parents were hoping for the time when they could afford to take him to a doctor. J Arrangements were made to care "for the baby at the free dispensary," the 14-year-old girl was put in touch with the church girls', club,, and food supplies and clothing have been-provided through the women s organizations. Mt. Scott Churches Will Open Vacation School on June 21 A daily vacation Bible school will be held In the Arleta public school building from June 21 to July 8 by the churches of the Mount Scott district between Ana- bel and Tremont station, according to an announcement made by the committee in charge. . f ',; - Mrs. J. J. Handsaker. pastor of the Laurelwood Congregational church, will be the principal. The complete teaching staff will be announced later, but alt are expected to be local workers. Classes will be conducted . for children from the kindergarten up to high school age." ; Arrangements are being made to care for 500 as , the school had 326 registered last year. The school Is being directed by the officers of district nine of the Multnomah County Sunday School asso elation. Another school is planned by the same district for the Lents children, and will probably be held in the Lenta public school building. CENTENARY II BU R METHODIST EAST NINTH AND PINS "THE FRIEXDLT CHCACH" FRANK! LLEWELLYN WEMETT PASTOR -. TOMORROW At Nioht OR. WCMKTT Speaks on the Toplo "BLUE LAWS; AND OTHER BOTHER 8 OKIE. THINGS" j 11:00 A. M. "LOOSE HIM!" : Orcaa Recital bj PROF. J. MAOAHLLAN MUIR at -7:20. The Male Quartet Will Sing: "Hold Thou My Hand," by SulliTan, and "Just Beyond." - j . by Parks. A GREAT SOCIAL DEVOTIONAL MEET ING EVERY THURSDAY NIOHT. , OPEN FORUM, Y.M. C. A. SrXDAT AFTERXOOW -MEN OISXY :S0 P. M. ARE THE METHODIST BISHOPS GROWING SOCIALISTIC? ' LEADER " H. W. STONE GENERAL SECRETARY Y. M. C. A. The Bishops bave gone. Some of the questions they raised are still with us Open Shop, Collective Bargain ing, Divorce, the Bible in the Public Schools, Armaments, and the Japan ese and Irish Questions. Which way are we headed? . OPEN DISCUSSION : ALL MEN INVITED FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner E. Train and Weidler Streets Taka Broadway . Car. ALPIN M. BOWES, Pastor j Plwm East THS SUBJECTS. 11:0O A. M. "The Still Hour" S:00 . ML j "Patience" YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ' ! TO ATTEND Calvary Presbyterian l Church 11TH AND CLAY STS. REV. L.! BOWRING QUICK MlaUter 1 lltM A. VI. JUNIOR AND MORNISG SERMONS Re Ji A, bwisrri; u. D. 7:45 P. M. MB. H BBIEKLEY. WHY THE CHURCHES HAVE NOT CONVERTED THE WORLD Scriptural proof that an all-wise and powerful God has an appointed time, and that the restitution of all things to the perfection of Kden will be accomplished only according to his plan and purpose. Come and hear - ; C. W. FIELD Sunday, 8 P. M., W. O. W. Temple Eleventh Street hetweea Washlaglea aad Alder. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION SEATSJlREE. YOU ARE (ast PRESBYTERIANS TO BUILD CHURCH FOR HAW CADETS A national Presbyterian church for the students at Annapolis Naval academy and for Presbyterians of Annapolis is to bo built, from funds provided by the Presbyterian con stituency of the United States. The determination to build an adequate building has been made, following the action of the general assembly which recommended that the building be made a national enterprise in which the pres bytery of Baltimore, the aynod of Balti more, the Presbyterian board of church erection . and th whole Presbyterian church In the United States should par ticipate. - ; Over 2000 midshipmen attend "the naval academy. Ail Annapolis students are re quired to attend church weekly. The present .Presbyterian church at Annap olis is a converted opera house and. too small to house the local congregation and the men from the naval academy. It is planned to have the cornerstone of the new Presbyterian church laid by Oc tober L The church will be known as a national Presbyterian church, because its attendants win be drawn from every state in the union. The church and manse will cost approximately 3100,000. Fraternity to Take Walk At the Church of Our Father (Uni tarian) the Rev. W. O. Eliot will answer the question Sunday morning, "Are good citizenship and good churchman ship Identical V The Young People's fraternity will start from the church at 1 :30 o'clock for a Sunday afternoon walk. The . Burrage club will meet Thursday at 10 a. m. Zionists Fit Up Boat ' The Zionists have contracted for the fitting up of a ahip manned and of ficered by Jews, which will make regular trips between Trieste and Jaffa, Pales tine, carrying 600 prospective colonists on each trip, states the Jewish Informa tion office of New York, HEALING THE SICK!" Is It Possible Now? If So, How May It Be Done? Can the Devil Heal? Does Christian Science Heal? AN ENCOURAGING, SYMPATHET IC ANALYSIS OK A QUESTION OK GROWING INTEREST AND IM POitTANCE. - BY Louis K. Dickson KVAN0ELIST SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 22 At 7i4 WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT HALL V CORNER Or" TENTH AND TAYLOR Catty Corner Prom Public Library There , Is not a dull moment when PROF. L C COLCOKD swings thete large Sunday night crowds into the new and old Gospel songs. Join the great Song Service. Special Vocal and Instrumental Selections. Public la vlted. Near Dowatowa Hotels OregonBooIiand Tract Depot GOSPEL HAIL, 266 ALDER Famons Wrltlaga by Aeeredlted , Asthora "Tha Co mint- Prtaee," "Daniel la the Critics' sea" and "The Honor of Bis Name, by Sir Robert Asdersosu "Geo. Mailer," "The Arts of the Holy SDlrhV by DR. A. T. PIE BSO N. Also wrltlsfS ay . SB. BROOKS, WALTER SCOTT, W. P. 1IACKET, WM. KELLY, ANDREW MILLER aad others. Apostolic Faith Mission COR. FRONT AND BURNSIDB Meetings held at 10 :J0, X : and t :10 every Sunday, 7 :4 every night In the week. All nations meUng bat urday night. ALL WELCOME NO COLLECTION THE GOSPEL SPREAD BY AIRPLANE WELCOME. NO COLLECTION. I