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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL 14 SATURDAY. JANUARY 21 1922. PORTLAND. OREGON. Satio of (Srowth of Churches in City 3s f eater Shan hat of iivlunicipality tiAIN IN 1 0 YEARS KM cum OIIUKI BY SURVEY Christian (Endeavor leader (TU ill gpeak atiHassifleetind 3m po r tant ews of Sjportland Ckurcnes and ?oung ijjllebpleV Societies JJc 3nducted Special services !wlll be conducted thulfis idr Cride aCOIl 1X1 ning by Rer. J. B. Lutx, general seer-1 T " f S , tarjr of to board of Sunday choola. ijdlOCeSe OX kJYCQ.OVL The Women. Foreign MtarionaVy aocieiy vwOwu ' Th Portland Council of Churches throuf h lu department of surrey, which ootwlaU of the denominational superln tendenta and other leading ministers and laymen In Portland, haa compiled the . following' Information about church mcm bershlp, Sunday school enrollment, and financial activities of the church In Portland. The fig-urea cover a 10-year period. 1111-1111. - . s -Dunne this decade the United Prea- feytsrtan have made the larfest per . centage growth In church membership. reporting an Increase of 177 per cent .with a total of &( members in 1921. The ' English Lutheran rank second with 111 per cent Increase. United Brethren third with 111 per oent Increase Presbyterian, - I per cent; Baptist, 1 per cent ; United pvangellcaU l per cent; Christian. 14 per cent; Methodist Episcopal. SO per pant : Congregational, X per cent ; Epis copal. I per cent. , KveYyone of the major religious bodies has Increased more rapidly In member hip than the population of the city which has made an Increase of 25 per cent during this same period. ..1 The Disciple churches report the larg at increase In Sunday school enroll ment with a 121 enrollment of 21S. representing an increase of 142 per cent, the Lutheran second with an Increase Of 121 per cent. United Evangelical third with If per cent Increase. United Pres byterian. 75 per cent: Methodist Epls - sopal. It per cent; Presbyterian, 51 per , cent I United Brethren. 42 per cent ; Bap tist, 21 per cent ; Congregational, 11 per Cent ; Episcopal, t per cent. The churches hare not made so noticeable an Increase la Sunday school enrollment as In church ' membership. The school population, ac cording to the office of the superintend ent of schools, has Increased 50 per cent during the decade. The Baptist. Congre- gatlonal. Episcopal and United Brethren show a Sunday school Increase less than M per Cent and the Presbyterians show . put Increase of 51 per cent ' '.'A mora noticeable gain appears when finances are considered. During the de J ode the United Brethren report the largest percentage Increase, 211 per cent In expenditures of all kinds. Including bout congregational support and benevo - I nee. The United Evangelical ranks seoond with 211 per oent Increase, the Lutheran third with 1(0 per cent. United . Presbyterian 144 per cent. Baptist 129 per cent. Episcopal 4 per cent. Metho , dlst Episcopal 28 per cent. Presbyterian 22 par cent. Congregational If per cent , . The student census of the Institutions Christian Endeavorers of Portland are making preparations for a man meeting Wednesday night at the First Presby- terlai church, at which Dr. Ira Landrith. exten sion secretary of the organisation. will be the speaker. The service, which will comt mence at S o'clock, is given under the auspices of the local, state and In ternational unions. Dr. Landrith will speak on "The Present Opportu nity World Peace and World Wide Christian En deavor." Dr. Landrith has been president of both the state and international conven tions of the T. M. C. A., general seer tary of the Presbyterian Brotherhood general secretary of the National Rellg lous Education association, moderator of the general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church the year that branch united with the main body and is now a Christian Endeavor officer. YTHh the exception of a few reserva tions for Invited guests, all seats in the church will be free. The public will be welcome. of higher learning In the city has re vealed the following enrollment by de nominations : N.Pac. r.oto. Reed Dental Medical College College School Baptists 11 33 8 Congregationalists 17 43 18 Christians 7 33 8 Epucopalisns Id 38 11 Evangelical Lutherans.. 1 Lutherans 4 22 S Methodists 22 94 20 Presbyterians 74 82 20 United Presbyterians. ... 2 United Evangelical ... 1 Friends 1 Catholic 13 50 9 Jewish 20 8 6 Seventh Day Adventista 4 Advent Christiana 1 Unitarian 5 2 2 Hoc. (or Ethical Cult .1 I'niversalist 1 Mormon 9 Christian Science .... 1 3 13 Nona . . 91 14 9 Total 289 608 114 Baptist ' Dr W. B. Hirtson's series of Sunday night sermons at the East Side Baptist church on "The Real lord's Prayer" is attracting large audiences. This Sunday mgrni several oi me worm a ismou church hymns win be sung as a feature oi uie service under tne direction or Mrs. Virginia S. Hutchinson, choir leader and contralto soloist. Maurice Laplat of Paris Conservatory of Music will play a viplin solo. "Nocturne in E Flat, accompanied at the organ by Les lie werscnicuL - The Tonne Dcoole wQl discuss the amestioc at 6:30 p. m.. "How 8 bo aid Christians Keep Sunday." The meeting wld be lea by victor Penderyrass and the discussion by Paul Ganten bein. Wilbur Hood and Eleanor Kindt. A weekly paper entitled. "The East Side B. T. P. V. Beacon," is edited by Harley Simpson and Fred Berts. Baptism will be administered at both services. The White TemDkt mil nit will be MrnDwd Sunday by Dr. Arthur 8. Fhelw of Los An geles, Everybody welcome. At Highland Baptist church Sunday morning the pastor. Bee. W. L. Riley, will civ a sermon on childhood, in accordance with the request of the National Child Labor commission. A la-minute Bible drill by a class of boys and girls will feature the Sunday evening service st calvary Baptist church. Kev. Mao li. Bentsey, Baptist state evangel ist, will conduct the Sunday services at the Lenta Baptist church. Both services will be evangelistic Christian The services tomorrow at the' First Christian church will be the last before the annual congregational meeting and election of church officers. Preparatory to this annual meeting the pastor. Rev. Harold H. Griffia, will speak on Sunday morning on the question, "What Must the Official Board uo to Be saved r Sunday evening the quartet choir win sing the anthem, "Evening and Morning (Oakley), and the prayer response, "Turn Thy Face From My. Bins" (Attwood). Folio wine the musical program the pastor will deliver his evening message on the pre-eminence of Christ as world leader. Tuesday evening the congregation will meet in business session to hear reports of the year's work done in tne various departments and to hold tne annual election oi oiiicers. Tne mh sion will begin with dinner served by the chares sisterhood, or which Mrs. J. R. Thiehoff w president. The officials to be chosen at this yearly meeting will include two elders, three trustees, 12 deacons and 12 deaconesses. In honor of members deceased during the past year a special memorial service will be presented by ill. C at. Kiggins. Congregational A single reel movie Dicture. "Under the Lid." a 15-mlnute iecturette on Jesus ana Buddha, and the answer to two questions, with music by a chorus of 35 voices and a quartet, make up the program tomorrow merit at tne First Congregational church. lue two questions that in. McElveen will answer are: (1) Is it right to burn corn for fuel when millions of people are starving" and (2) "When Senator McCumber says AB chil dren should work for wages' is he loyal to the child labor law!" At 6:30 p. m. a reunion service of the A hi Hint Endeavor association end the Senior Endeavor society will be held. Mrs. Helen J. Bice is leader. Wednesday the WcsjtaB'a association holds an all. day meeting with luncheon at 12 JO o'clock. Thursday night Dr. McElveen leetarea on "The Need For and Program of the Genoa Economic Conference." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN . CHURCH T TWIimi AHO ALOIS) HAROLD Leonard BOWMAN NORMAN KINDALL TULLV Ministers 1:S0 . M. TNI BROADS SJISiw BOUR. DART Of BINS. VO4.IR0I" ?14 . M. As a Is areata Service tor Qiaduetlng iTse of Waahiag- soa Mtgn. BCDooi mease: "DtmiOATIRO DARIIL" DJL BOWMAN PREACHES. I i A r 9 REED STUDENT TO TALK Lewis Jones of the Reed College stu dent body will speak at 10:30 a. m., Sunday, at the Church of Our Father (Unitarian), and the service will be read by the vice president of the Young Peoples fraternity, Klsa Armstrong. Sunday Is young people's Sunday In all the churches of the Unitarian denomina tion In the United States and Canada. Firt SPIRITUALIST CHURCH AST TTH AND MAtSALO ITS. t SCSDAT OONriRgROg MIITISt and MfMABCt :0 4. M. LIOTURf B:0 9. BL TORIOl . MIB. ST-IRIT ARB MATTR- ' J. WILLARD HILLS, Pa. tor MR5. J. WILLARD HILLS, Ass't. otsa sy Mr. MILLS sad Mies ritNBURN ALL WBLCOMC A Baeeptloa via be dea la the ehareh aabarday eeeaing Jawy I f 1 , la honor of Me. and Mrs, Mil. WESTMINSTER AST 1 TTH ARD SOHUYLCR 8TS. E. H. PENCE, D. D., PASTOR 10t30 Is Our Federal Constitu tion to Prove a Failure) ? 7i30 Special Service (or Gradu ates of Lincoln High School "WHAT IS YOUR LIFE?" Sunday night, at the Sunnysido Congregational ehareh. Miss Dells D. Whited. returned asis tioiary from Paraguay .win apeak oa "The South American Indiana." Her life in Boutn America has been , so romantic and rail of incident that the recital of it makes an amazing story. All interested are cordiallT invited to hear her. At v.x9 o cioca wards w. Kobinaon, president of the Christian Endeavor society, will meet with members and officer to formulate plans for the ensuing year. Prayer meeting on Thursday Bitot will bo led by Dr. 8uub in the study of Komans, seventh chapter. At the recent annual mectmg of the church the reports from the various departments showed an increase, both in membennip and efficiency of work. The condi tion of the church was never better than at present The Ladies Aid has launched the Live Calendar' for the third vear. and al though the month of January is only half passed the greater part of the entire year has already been assumed. Friends of muiic are urged to anticipate the monthly recital on the pipe organ by Professor Lucien E. Becker, the first Sun day aitemooa in February. The 8unday nlcht community services at the Atkinson Memorial center ConEresational ehnrch) are made up to interest all m the com munity. Among other features ii a picture show. Sunday nieht a two-reel picture will be shown ' entitled "The Roads We Take." from one of the O. Henry stones. The meeting on Sunday night at Highland umgregaoonai enure a, over which the pastor, Bev. Edward Constant, will preside, will be in the interest of what is termed "Law and Order." Addresses will be given by J. H. Price, who will speak on "The Stumbling Blocks of Ycnth." and Bev. Robert Ailing ham. whose topic win he. "Law Inspired by Love." The soloist of the evening will be Mrs. Tan Groos. Pilgrim Congresationsl church started the new year by receiving 10 new members. The sacrament of the Lord's supper was served to the largest congregation . that has been in the church for msny months. The pastor plans a new series of Sunday night sermons beginning tomorrow on "Types of DUcrpleship." A recep- rion to the new pastor, Bev. J. W. Price, and his family, will be given next Friday night in i the church. Other ministers of the citv have been invited. The organizations of the church will furnish refreshments and a program. All (OTmer memhers and friends are invited. The Intermediate Christian Endeavor society of the Sunnyside Congregational church gave an entertainment at the church last night, the purpose of which was to raise money to send delegates to the state convention at Salem next month. The 1922 annual meeting of the Waverly Heights. Congregational church on Thursday night was made memorable by a program given by the now ueieDuuue. instrumental ana vocal nnn. beri and speeches by wireless delighted the au dience for an hour. The program was arranged by the Waverly-Bichmood Men's brotherhood. Horace Harmon presided at the instruments, in cooperation with the Northwestern Radjo Manu facturing company sending station. The meeting opened with a free church and community ban quet with plates for 100 guests. Reports in dicated one of the most proaperoas yearn the cLorch has ever had.- The i olio wine are the officers for the oocoing year: Clerk. Mm Flor ence Smith; treasurer. C. A. Kressmann; maaa ciai secretary. Mrs. Charles DeWiU: trustees. U D. Heater. 8. J. G. Toansg. A. W. Dmac las and J. M. Parmley; deacons. R. W. Kiea. Or. A. Avery sad B. A Waitfotd; deaooa esses. Mrs. J. E. Smith. Mrs. A Avery; Sunday school superintendent, K W. N'iss; superintendent of the primary departnraait. Iln. C. A- Kr niina; aaw skl director, Mrs. W. F. Downing; flower com mittee. Mrs. Emma L Smith. Bev. O. P. Avery entered oa ha fourth year of with the ehareh January 1. Episcopal An unique service will take place Sunday at the Pro-Cathedra 1. It Is over 18 years since any similar service was periormea in the diocese or Ore gon. The Rt. Rev. Walter Taylor Sum ner, bishop, will induct the Rev. J. c Black into the office of archdeacon, after which Archdeacon Black will cele brate holy communion. The Very -Rev. R. T. T. Hicks will deliver the sermon at 11 o clock a. m. The Young People's society will ;meet at the main entrance to the Good Samar itan hospital Sunday at S p. m. to hold their monthly song service in the wards. after which they will hold their regular weekly meeting in the parish house at 6:S0 p. m., when William F. Robertson will speak upon the subject of "Effic iency and Its Application." Dr. A A Morrison will officiate at all serv ices in Trinity church on Sunday. Hereafter the young people will take charge of the Sunday evening meeting in the parish houi at 6:80. Interesting topics will be discussed. The sub ject of this meeting is "Sunday Amusements. Tea will be served. A collection ot slsu nas just been given by the Sunday school for the Armenian children. At St. Michael and All Angela Episcopal church, Bev. T. F. Bo wen. vicar, the holy com munion will be celebrated at 8 o'clock Sunday. At the Sunday school session there will be a dedication service, preparatory to the annual gathering of the children's contributions to the missionary work of the church. The vicar will preach at the 11 o'clock service on "The Church the Habitation of God." Young people's meet ins at 6:80, followed at 7 o'clock by an illus trated lecture by John W. Lethaby. Subject, "Five Tears in Tropical Africa." iiean Vincent and Clarence Porter have been elected delegates to the annual convention, which will meet in Portland next week. Evangelical . The sermon subject at the East Mar ket Street Evangelical church Sunday morning will be, "Bondage vs. Liberty." Evangelistic .service at 7:30 p. m. The church will observe the denominational day of prayer for missions Sunday, February 5. Free Methodist The district Quarterly meeting of the Free Methodist churches of Portland In In session at Central Free Methodist church. It will continue over Sunday, will also conduct a. a Dedal acrvtoe at t :30 p. m. The public Is invited by Rev. a. u. no per, pastor. Friends Rev. J. W. Cheney of Seattle Pacific college, formerly' a missionary In Chile, win prea.cn in tne second mends church. sunaay at 11 a. m. Methodist Holy communion will be celebrated at the First Methodist church Sunday morn ing oy Kev. n. Karle Parker, pastor, tor the first time sine ho has assumed the pastorate here. The Sunday moraine speaker st Centenary Wilbur M. E. church win be In. E. C Hick man, former pastor of Wilbur church of thai city and at the present time preaident of aaa bsll School of . Theology. The evening sum will be sa echo of the missionary eonventioo keU during the week. The speakers will be beaded by C. W. iliiirr. The first "Big Night" of the church will be held Thunder night, bessa- Bing with a ehareh supper at 8 SO and followed The Venerable Jay Claude Black, until recently in charge ot Episcopal work In MarshOeVd. will bo Inducted as archdeacon In lb diocese of Orecoa oa Sunday snornlng by the Right Rev. Walter Taylor Sum ner, bishop of- Ore gon. The service will be at St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral Tha 11 o'clock service win bo a celebration of the boty com munion, at which the new archdeacon will be the cele brant The special sermon mill be preached by Dean It T. T. Hicks. The new archdnacmi k. t- by periods of devotion, recreation, etady and I tcrla. Ohio. IWmhr a isai is. . business. These "Big Siguss" win s d . TT 1114 He U each Thundar aielit tor .i.ut n. lata gradual OI the Western Thaolortc-! uem win center an tne meeting acuvities oi seminary. n was ordained deacon In I " oisnop . win crisoraiw amj OREGON EPISCOPAL CLERGY TO GATHER The thirty -fourth annua coavsntiooi of the Uoc of Oregon of the EplaoopsJ t church win ba held during Use corning . week at St. ; etoepbens FTo-CaUsrtJ. . Tntrttoata "and CUy streets. Ssvoral special events wta mark the eaavsaUsi. ' Monday at 4:1 p. nv the Theodore B. Wilcox memorial hospital. Tweatr-first and Marshall streets, win be dedicated with appropriate seers k so, and after ward opened to the public Tea arm ho served at t o'clock' to visitors. Tuesday will be devoted to the anaoaj meeting of all the .branch as . of the woman's awxiliary and will comrneno with a clebratioo of holy comrotms&a at 10, a. at. In SL. Davtds KplscopaJ church. i - Wednesday 'wM mark the be-gtrtauag of the convMition' proper. At It a. ra the church. I 1S09 and was rtrUntrl in lain i i.i HuSnrKKle Methodist rhnrrh ie rjUnnine I . . . . " " "- interesting program tor Sunday asoroins. 1T I , r, " m iwmeriy neia cnarge- oo "L, rowing Human I nicago. Ill, and Chelan Anderson. Gallagher will sneak on "Growin Twigs. The enure Sunday achool forces will I Wash.. The last few years be has been e'T'of ..vl 7-,.. r'.JT rr..". llor or Emmanuel church at Marsh rwl lu- faniltv nf t.i.)M -u4 .H. - Tk. I field. aeries of sermons oa "The Greet liars of the riiDm munlon at the Pro-Cathedral. AH the lergy of the dlowsi will be press at. .u-d and with whlU stole. The great pubOo evwnt ta ccmaectiai with the sswvantloa win be tho snaao mewting Wednosday at p. en la tho The new archdeacon plans to spend I rTo-CalhedraL Tho Rev. C P. to suracung Urge Sunday night audi-1 much time In developing country mis- I superintendent of the Batmen's LrssO- The ttfslfM anil lualinu. HiRMtvlmnt .... M ' wtitm . . iui mrsirw wm cububu uinafoaoi , . ... January. 1 wora in tne diocese. Last Wednesday evening s local eonferrnre I A .f . n . U . , n-l. . I . , . . I - : I vw v . . 111 aaetiwwnn s,ucopej church was held. It was voted to sell the present manse at 1520 Thompson street and purchase the property adjoining the church. This will give the orgsmsauou all the church property in one coaict body and enable the architects to soak some changes in the plaas for the new building wuicn will add greatly to iue ruuc acuuis ua usefulness oi UM Bew Biahon William r Bishop Shepard WU1 FiU Pulpit tut at Saa Francisco, will speak sms -Tho Church's Work Anton the Baf or. The Rev. T. C Taylor ot Astoria win dlscuas "Religious Edaca.Uoa aad tho Venerable Jay C Black will esict the various mUaionary art! vl tie car ried on la Oregon and foreign couatrU. Tne main bustneaa aeiaaton will ra IiaIA mft Aav TSsmlkv wKm. - -" ouwtwa ui in i pertaining to tho general eoovauoi to Delegate or xpectd next week frasn all pariahs and mission fraca '''''H to Astoria. Iitu Irlinav ,U;bJTbc ,Y"n ,or -'ai, yar Me"odit Episcopal church win bo the lb held bar next September wUl bo churchT waT rmh,. u, ' r I H"" aunoay at J p. m. at a tsaa discussed. breil was elected to th t.-casureship. it has I rntlng of the Scandinavian churches oTTo roL Vuo?pUu o',Srs r the c'tyw,n th" iudl,or,um of J vhool and two-thirrii nf ti.., k.. i- . I ferSOn high BChOOl Tha rt Brstutlm attendance, more permanent help was needed is vlan churches of Portland hav joined In bav wutmuia ivivo VI wiJv COUlTn. BTsTs & Cam- I arari Itrs ua ITcTIV 7L1 ITISIinra WTraasrl aar4 11 mitt wu ftipointxS to mLvj th fuod neerd culminate with a service Sunday nirht . : , 1 -i uiw oumi taoernacie. be ven teen th ww, uu ,vuuri 01 in iuhus neeaea I e.iiu t iissn streets. cio iriwibni sircscy rsisru. I 8andsy evening Central Methodist church will have a union meeting of five Methodist church at which the great subjects of the Northwest convention will be discussed. The participating churches .are Central. Uoodlawn, St. Johns, University Park snd Fstton. The pastor, A. H. Maclean. will ureach at the moraine nrrira Evangelist H. O. Jacubsea of Minneapolis will (Concluded on Page Five, Column Three) DIRECTORY OF CHURCH SERVICES IN PORTLAND Third Sunday After Epiphany Uniform Sunday School Lesson "Elijah's Flight and Return." I Kings 10: 9-18. Golden Text "I waited patiently for Jeho vah; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry." 1'sa. 40:1. Young People's Topics Christian Endeavor "Do Christian Princi ples Apply to Buying and Belling!" Prov. 20:10, 14; Amos 8:4-9; Luke 6:38. Epworth League "Methodist-Directed Chris tian Education.' II Tim. 2:14-16. Baptist Union "Baptist Young People and World Fellowships." "s. 107:1-3. (B. X. P. EAST SIDE BAPTIST EAST tITH A3f D SALMON SPECIAL SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 OMOMUS, SCHIST? A and 1000 VOICES WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS HYMNS SPEAKERS. WALTER BENWELL HLNSON and DANIEL BHYANT Subject DR. HI X SON'S 11 o'clock Morn ing Sermon. THI RIAL LORD'S PRATER" Apostolic Faith Mission CORNER FRONT AND BURNSIDE Meet In held at 10:30, 1:10 and 7: JO every Sunday. T:45 every ntrht in the week. All Nations' meeting- Sat urday night A Unique feature of the meetings I the (rood old-fashioned Ooepel tslnainc. W by ts-plec orchestra, ALL VTELCOSIE SO COLLECTION First METHODIST TWELfTM AND TAYLOR B. Earle Parker, D. D. PASTOR Itsti A. M. HOLY COMMUNION 7:44 P. M. Sermon by DR. PARKER t sa. ssMeuiut n iim SUNDAY MORNINO 11 e'CLOCK "Watckina; Christ Dio." 1EVENINO 7:80 O'CLOCK "Christ and Psychology of Demoniacal Possession." r v 1 "th 2d and 42d are. 8. E. II. 811th Ms sonic temple. 868 Yamhill. 11. 8. Seventh Smith ave. and New York 11. All churches Wednesday. S p. s. Cnngrsaajuonal First Park and Madison. Dr. W. T. Me- tiveen. -raganttm at Home and Abroad": 7:30. Jesus and Buddha" and questions and answers service. Snnnysids B. 3 2d and Taylor. Dr. J. J. Staub. 11. "Open Channels of Power"; 7:45, address by Miss Delia D. Whited of Paraguay. Atkinson M.ihaH.1 p aa.k. - n .. Bev.- E. E. Flint. 11, "Ways and Means to I vrar Bpincual lnneritanee" ; 7:30, "The Fail ures ana successes of Life." Capernaum an Example tor Us in His Hu mility and in His Faith." TriaitJ (Missouri Synod) Rodney sad 1" Rev. J. A. Rimbsch. 10.15 (German). 7:80 (English). Church for Deaf Rodney sad Ivy Rsv. J. A. C. Beyer. 2:30. Our Savior E. 10th and Grant Rev. M. A. Christensen. 11 (English), communion: 7:30, Luther League forum. "Dancing in the Public School Buildings." Bethlehem 14th sad Davis. Rev. H. 1. 11. 8 HE PAID 400 INTEREST DR. ARTHUR S. PHELPS OF SAN FRANCISCO, ON "A Small Business Man" A 50-50 Dinner Obstacles and Advantages . :Jaclq and the Vash-Woman SUNDAY, 7:45 P. M. WHITE TEMPLE55 (12th and Taylor SU.) - - f QUARTETTE NUMBERS 11 AsM'HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE" 1 if day.) Baptist Firrt White Temple, 12th and Taylor. 1. "How to Study the Bible": 7:45. "A Small Business Man." East Side E. 20th and Salmon. Dr. W. B. Hinsoa and Rev. Danrei Bryant. 11, "The Seal Lord s rrayer-; 7 iao, -a Man is Better xnan Bneep. Third Tancouver and Knott Rev. R. S. Close. 11, "A Signboard Pointing the Way to True Happiness"; 7:30, "A Fountain of Cleans ing." Arleta (8th are. and 64th st. S. E. Rev. Owen T. Day. 11, 7:30. Calvary E. 8 th and Grant Rev. J. : E. Thomas. 11, "The Lordship of Jesus Christ"; 7:30. "A Lucky Boy." (ilencoe B. 4Mb and Mala. Kev. w. B. Stewart. 11,. 7:30. Sellwood Bethany Tfi. 11th and Taeoma. Rev. C. S. Tunnell. 11. 7 :30. , Grace E. 76th and Ash. Rev. J. T. I Huckleberry. 11. 7:30. owedisn latn ana uoyt. ner. T. u. Bloiaa- der. 10:4S, 7:80. St Johns Chicago and Leonard. 11, 7:80. Highland E. th and Alberta. Rev. Walter U Itiley. 11, "Exploiting Childhood or Grind ing the Seed Corn.'" 7:30, "A ?ew Creation. Tabernacle E. 4 2d t. and 45th ass. 11. Cniversitv Park Drew and Fiske. Rev. G. R. Schlaoch (supply). 11, 8. kit Olivet (colored) Broadway and Everett. Rev. J. W. Anderson. 11. 8. Vents 88th st. and 60th sve. Rev. E. A. Smith. 11. 7:30. Second (German) Rodney and Morris. Kev. F. Hoffmen. 11. 7:30. Italian Mission E. 44th and Sherman. Rev Eugene FantettL 2:30, school; 8. Elirn 8wedish E. 6th at Alberts. 3:30. CeAholl Cathedral 16th and Davis. Bev. George J. Campbell. . 7:15. 8:30. 9:45. 11. ot. Peters Lenta, ; Bev. i. P. O Flyaa. S. 10.30, 7:80. St Lawrence 3d and Sherman. Bay. J. G. Hushes. . 8:80. 10:80. 7:30. 8t Francis E. 12th and Pine, Kev. L K. UrNamaa S S fi 1A 11 Immaculata Heart of Mary Will Isms and Stanton. Kev. W. A. Daly. S. B. B. 11. 7:30. Holy Rosary E. 3d st Clsekamas. Very Be. E. S. Olsen. 6. P. 6. 7. 8. t, 11. T:0. St Roue E. 631 at Alameda. Rev. J. M. OTarrsu. 8, 10:30. 4. St. Andrews E. sth and Alberta. Rev. Thomas Kiernan. 8, 10:80. 7:30. The Madeleine E. 24th and Slsklyeu Rev. George F. Thompson. 7:80, , 11. Ascension E. 78th end Tsmhr.l. Ytsadseas Fathers. 8. 10:80. 7:30. Blessed Sscrament Maryland and BUadsna- Bsv. B. V. Kelly. B. 10:10. 7 JO. Holy Cross 774 Bowdoin. Rev. C Ray- si one a. lo go. 7:30. St Una tin. 8220 43d st, S. B. Jesuit rathtra. 0:30. 8. 10:80, 7. St, Stephens E. 42d and Taylor. Bee. Warren A Waitt. a 8. 0:15. 11. 7:80 Holy Redeemer Portland blvd. and Taa- eouver ave. Kev. r. nregenser, ti a. B. . 8. 10:80. 7:30. Bt Philip Nert (PsuBst Fa than) E. 18 th at Mickory. Key. M. L. Ferry O. S. P. 7:30. 8. 10:80. 4. Church ot the Asstrmntion SL Smith in at Hewton. Bervits rathera. S. 8. 10:80. 7:8. Sacred Heart E. .11th and Center Be. Gregory RobL O. S. B. 8. 10:30. 7:80. St Agatha E. 15th and Nthalem. Rsv. John vummisBy. 8. tmo. SL SUnWaus (Polish) Marytand and FkO- . Kev. r. Matnsewski. 8. 10 49. 7:30. St. Joseoh I German 1 lSth ami Cmh. Bev. rrowin asper. o. io:so. 7:S0. St Miehsel (Italian) (th and MiO. Rev. av. tsaiestra. B. 4. S:SO. 1:80. 7:8. BL Clare s Carntol Hill Father Alnxim u. f. ss i:is, :is. St Charles E. 88d aad Alberta. Saw. w waiiaee. s. 1V.SO. Ad Ssrots E. 38th and Gllsaa. Saw. WO. Bam cronra. 8. 10 JO, 8t. Patricks 19th and Sevier. Rev. Charles sa. amita. susses, a, :su. 1 1. 7:43. St. Briaitta's Chanel Jmtmv-Olm Hirixsr laoasaei rrom Bt. PatrtcSsl. a a. Our ladr of Sorrows S. 1 2d and WoneV toes. uev. u. ti rum. 8. 10:4. 7:45. ot. Aatooay cnapei 7023 48th ave. Bay. G. c rails. I a, sa. Boh Family Chanel E S7th sssl Sax. Bav. G. O. Falta. 0:45. 7:41. First Park and Columbia. Saw. HsrcM R Griffia. 11. "What Mast the OffiewJ Board Do to Be SaTedt" 7:45. "The Ail -Conquering name. East Side Tfi. 12th sod Taylor. Rev. Harts F. JohBsoa. 11. 7 :S0.. Church ot Christ Rodnev sad Kaott. Bsw. Joseph Boyd. 11. 7:80. MoatavOls E. Tth and GUssa. Re. I E. Hoskin. 1U 7:30. Kent Part Bev. T. H. Chormisy. 11, T:S0. Bt Jntivis Central and Oa aegis. Mm. Ker awrt Jones. 11 8, Tabernacle E. 2Sth tad Alberta. BT. XT. E. Lewis. 11, T:S0. SeUwood B. 9 th aad Kpakarse, Rev. J. R. Jsnaoa, 11. 7 :. Advwat Chriadaa Bscead t stasia Baa aad Uneoia. IU - OXrtla Solaac . - lataoa Subject "Truth." Firs ltl and Everett. 11, a, Second E. th aad HoDadsy 11. . Third E. 13th and fjalasoa 11. . v- Fomrtki Vancouver aad Earersoa li. a. & Bethsny Evangelical Norwegian (Free) Wy- tant and Rodnev. Rev. B- A. Rorrvik. 7:45 Hignland E. 8th and Present! Rev Fdw.M Grmc English (Missouri Sjnod) E. 24th and Constant 11, "The Voices of Jesus"; 7 :30, Br?a",y- 11 Bfhard. 11 Our Nation," by Dr. W. T. Johnson: 7-30 ine investment of Life." Fourth First and Uibha R u.. n Everett. 10:30 7:80. Kenllworth E. 34th and Gladstone. Rev L. K. Gnmea. 11, "Justified by Faith": 7 jo' "Your Fortune." Hope 78th' and Everett. Re. J. A. Ssaith. 11. "The Worth of a Soul"; 7:30, "Seven Devus. Be. Salvation Army to Welcome New Leader Services will be held at 11 a. m.. 1. 1 and 8 p. m., Sunday, at th Salvation Army hall No. 4 to welcome Commandant and Mrs. Heisicrer. who hav arrived In Portland to tak charge of tb men's Industrial departmenL Commandant Helsinrer Is a former offWr nf v a ?ofP- .He will conduct the services at I s ana s p. m. Rev. B. B. SUTCLIFFE CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Centenary - Wilbur TEX CHOtCH WITH A TtOGXXM UEDar MORVIBa TA Chollcnrm to thm ' Church" A Crest Wsrtd nxiswashte AAdnss DB, K. C ILICEMEX uidat Eisrrr "Th World Need and Mtthodixm't RtspomtT CHAS. MacCAUCHEY, MCIUTEJL I AST MIRTM ABB Ml IUHlt. 'Law and Order." iddiMsM K T ll iwM I aw, a. Aiimgnam. Bethan Danish Evaneelleal Union and Mor tis. Rev. R. Basmnssen. 10, 11. WaverieieK Tf.itv .. ttt , i . I anu s. T .,. M r.AAU T WUWs,(Ui I MPJWIl, XV.IO. CIO. Rev. Oliver P. Avery. 11.7:30. Swidish AnenriV?. Sunt, .nt Rodn... Laorelwood 4.1th mn nutt, s 1 Re. V. G. Ctmn. to-as 7 as Mrs. Alice M. Handsaker. 11, 7. I Immanusl 10th aad Irving. Re. A. V. Aa- Pilgrim Missouri and Shaver. Rev. James 1 erson. 11. 8. W. Price. 11. "The Presumptuous Discinle": Portsmouth Lovely and Fortune. Be. 8. C 7:80, "Christian Principles in Buying and Sell-j - Knutsen. 11. 7:80. auvn Bvangeiieai (SiSBKran eynou) v;nap Bsan and Salmon. Rev. H. H. Koppelssana. 0:15. 10:16. 7:45. Imraanuel (Missouri Synod) E. 15th sad Leo. Rev. H C. Fhelin 10 SO German service: 7:30, English service. Church of the Redeemer (English) E. 18th rvlcs 1 1. nen. 10, ing."' University Par Hsvea aad Lombard. C. H. Johnstqn. 10:30. S. sinniso Mason and AOrica. Be. A. A mi", o ana B p. m. St Johns 8. Ivanhoe and Richmond if. earner nourse. 11, 7:30. juenwi Re. Bev. Ross City E 45th sad Hancock. Dcrsld W. M. M.cClu.r ii 7 nn B I J-Vil ii ? Tin G"lnttt- 0orss I II .00 A. M. E LI 8 H AS RESroSSE Trinit VlrT,) .A v.Kn.. x t.k. I 1 u I L ALL." D McUnnon. ii. 7:80. J ".SO P. M. Studies In Romans: "HOW ansoei ootn sad X7th sve. Ti. ynK. vr riMn iiuppiyi. n. T :so. siuiara Avenna Henry Wldte. MAS IS JUSTIFIED." Dr. Rev. Norwegian Vi ' b orth end Wygant School 10. serviei Rev. Ols Torgessen. 11. 7:30. Finnish 1,9 Fargo. Re. A. Salmi First Germ.r. I- A ' serrice. Re. Georg, Tzoch.7. 10:30: 70 IHsthcdist EpIscooU Second German E. 8th and Skidraora Re. I Carson Heights Eighth and Hums. Henry sxaceigans, io : jo, 7 :30. soon uarman E. 8 la end Fremont Be. J. sauwp. ii. 7 :ag. Dunkard Church Of tha Brethren Rnrthwfev nln. are. jut. j. u. u. stlverson. 11. 7 :3u. EslasoaaJ 8t. Stephens Pro-Cathedral 13th and Clay. imiuv Xke V. nalirF i srinr Niimnsr hishnn Van I a -as i. . . . . Rev. R T T HikJ rfLn 1 " ? sjace. 1 1. jod. me wimmunity cnest Stan. - -x . 11. i .t j. i i ii :i 1 1 7-sii ITUUty 18th aiMl Everett nson. menu. at. 11m naa Kat votv ta r.i.Mi t.. luuuus jensins, rector. I :su, 8:30. 11. 7:30. Be. O. 8. Brown. 10. Centensry-vvilbur E. Bth and Pine. D Cbarl?s McCanghey. 11, preaching by Dr. E. C. Hickman; 7:30, "The World Need and World Program." A symposium by lay delegates to 'the missionary convention. Central Vancouver and Fargo. Rsv. A. B, Mariean. 11, 7:30, union .meeting. Clinton-Kelly E. 40th and owe. Rev Rev. A. A. Mot- vnwn.v qtti. j o : n . . r rector. 8, 11, 6:30, "Sunday Amuse-1 Moore. 11. 7:30. Grace Memorial Bev. O. W Taylor. Errol Heighta Darlington halL Bunds v serool, 11:15 s. m First 12th and Taylor. Be. B. E. Parker. 10:30, 7:30. Hirst Norwegian .Danish 18 th and HotL Rev. F. A. Scarvie. 11, "Requirements for a Snc- PMtffll Rvil". ft RMutinanan n. iii..lin. Hereford st, Portsmouth. Bev. I st. the Jefferson 'Hiitb. school auditorium, sermon 8, 1J, 7:30. I by Bishop W. O. Shepard: 7:80. onion services St. Marks 2 1st and Mrnlt HattoOi rectcr. 7:30. 11. St Philips 242 Russell. Bt. Anarewi John D. Rice. Re. J. Q. 5th 1' a and Tld 11. 7 SO Mir-hsU Street 17th and klarshsIL a. j. nanna. li 7 no. Miapah E. 10th aod Division. Be. D A. Thompson. 11. 7:30. Unity E. 71st and Sandy. Rev. S. W. See- suvn. li, ;ou. Arbor Lodge Bryant and Curtis Rev. Alex ander H. Evans. 11 7:80. Holt Chinese 152 2d. Re. Geo Sins v. icwkm; b. preacoing. Moreland-Srllwood Community House E. 13th at Spokane. Rer. W. 8. McCuDagh. 11. 7 SO Reformed Evsncsllcai First 12th and Clav. Re, a Rifu. iv;ii, I :su. Brcccd E SSd 'and C JnoMi yiwA p.. H. Meutaer. 11. Third Lents. Rev. F. Lleakasinper. 11. (German); 8, (English). ".ef armed YMbytsrtaa First Minnesota nA limsnnh vM w t Fraxer. H. 7:80. vsnth Osy Adventlete Nots Regular services of this danoeaiaarlna are beH on Saturday. t-jretral k, nth and Everett. 8:48. Tabernacle Sth mnA Unnttmun m s Hlbbard, minister. 8:50. 11. Momavilla E. 80th and Eve- J. A. Gar hart. 10 11. Lents 84th st. sad 68th sve. D. J. Chit wood. 10. 11. St. Johns, Central ave. and Chariestoa. J. H- Meislejobn. 10. 11. Albina Skidmors and Mlllory. Elder J aha XV. 11. 10. 11. East 17th and Weidler. at Swedish Tabernacle. 11. 8. I German Rodney and Btanton. St. Michaels and All ii.h w aa j I Scl nmann. 10:45. 7:80. Broadway. Rev. T. T. Bowen. icar. 8. com-1 Ho St 16th and Hoyt munion; 11, "The Church the Hahitatinn Hertxler. 11. 7:30. God"; 7, illustrated lecture. "Five Tar in xiuptcu ainca, oy J. v. Lethaby. . uri.n of nr sTior 60th ave. and 41st st S. E. Rev. John B. McCormick. 10 11 7 n HKIWO Moms U,Tnnr:ii iZrA C. . . ; . , ' . . D.UUI1M1 uoquiai. stsv. r. a,. Howard. 7. 9:30 a aa. bt. Pauls woodmen. Rn n.w, a or n-... lor.- 4 p. sa. St Johns Memorial IKth .n a.n ww. tfuuii o. juciormics. 1U. 11. 6 ot. naunews Corbett and Bancroft Rev a. a. usii. vicar, in. ii tjrood onennerd - Vancouver . r:M,aM ?V ibn tw,on' rector. 7:80, 8:46, It, Mission of St Jfhna Ri.Vn..'. h.n John D. Rice, vicar. 2 and 3 p. m. at. Peters Chapel E. 60 th and Ankeny. A r at- SUA. Olai EDfaTi I I I I ayj II 179 T snrt I7tr a 10, 7:30. Church ef tha TMMflniMMMi Wi KIWI. wawB. a n. sa. Evanosricsl Bev. E. A. Bar. E. E. Rev. r. E "Abraham Lincoln THE Christian" A GREAT ADDRESS BT Dr. William J. Johnson OF ST. PAUL, XIXKESOTA Asthor f the Broke, "Georr Wash Inftoa the Christlaa and -Abraaasi Llacola the Christlaa'' SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3:30 Y. M. C. A. bON'T MISS THIS TREAT ALL T0U5G MET I5TITED First CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH "ABU AB vSABIBOII ST, roadway aad I J. ears ta tsloch at eh area, DR. W. T. McELYEEN feCachzb IIiM A . TOvMOi PAGANISM AT HOME AND ABROAD 740 F. 88. OMAB) SIBMTAL, 7-M f. BL 0B RtIL BsOVIS anCTWBt on. MotLvttR avatwtRt ouimonii 1 Is It ftiytt t Bars Cars a rati Whea Mil home Are amrt S Wbea 8 ess tor MeCwssaer Ssva. -All Chiadrea Bboaid Wwrk.' Is lie Loral te th Child Labor Law! S Ccannars Jeras sad Boddas. MUSIC BT CHORUS OF St TOICES AXD riE QCABTATT. 4 r. SL ALUMNI and SfBIO tBDIAVOB VBIOBl AH. ALWAYS (WELO0MX. LECTURE! bak(i ! Isr Measlaf l ad th nd. By BEV. WILLLAM EEECE. BUN DAT, JAN. it I P. U. Theosophical Hall MI CEWTBAL BOLDIT40 KVERTBODT WEXCX)ME Laurslwood E. 63 d sod Foster. Finiey. 11. 7:80. Lenta 8th st snd 68th are. Be. F. R. Sibley. 11. 7:45 Lincoln E 62d and Lincoln. Re. W N Byars. II, "The Stewardship of Life"; 7:30 1 ne c atner s Lore and Our fsonship. Linntoo Bobert M. GatAe. 11. 7:30 Mouta villa E. 80th and Pine. Bar. F. Uinn. 11, 7:30. Ml Tabor E. 61st and BUrk. Be. D. L. Fields, i 11. 7:30 Pstton Alberts snd Mlchlssn. Be. Georse U. Bennett. 11. 7:30. Rose City Park E. 58 th and Alameda. Ra. p C. W. Huett. 11, 7:30, Deiiwooo c. lam alia xacoma. kiuj ritcn rueips. li, a :au. Sunnyside E. 85th snd TsmhilL Re. T. a uallagner. 11, Growing Human Twigs 7:45, "Toe Great Liars of the Bible. St. Johns W. Leavitt and Syracuse. Be. W. E. Kloster. 11. 7:30. union service st Cen tral church. Swedkh Rwh aiut Rnrthwllr n fi nw sirm Htreer nth an u..w i r: k . I i.tMtt l l i-sn. Knffiih uni,. Re. Ears. Maurer. 11. "Rondaf Mm,, hk. 1 TJnarersit Park Fiske and Inhird Ra. erty ; 7:30, evangefistic service. I H. T. Atkinson. 11, 7:30, union meeting st -jy street iota ana uiay. Kev. Jacob Btocker I central cburcn. J. :i5 .,Tne Kiches of His Grace"; 7:30, "The I Vaneoorer Ave. Nonrecian-Danbli Skid mors 17th and Glhan. Marks of Regeneration." t, Bwecih Tahemarla Cf Bev. C. J. Ledin. 11. 7:30. Bweoisn rree Missouri snd Sumner. Re. "wm j. sortrom. 11,1 :30. Ijents Re. F. B. Culver. 11. T:S0. west foruand Multnomah station. Be. H. . Free' rAethodlst E- th and Mill. Re. W. J. Johnson. c- atn ana snanaers. Be S o. Rcper. Preaching by Rev. J. B. Luts. II 2 -an service of the Women's Foreign Missionary a Be. 8. L.I I Harris. ITu 7 JO. Alberta BL ami. x-. Baraa 11. 7:45. St. Johns E. Riehmond sad -rfam F. R. Dswssb. 11. 7:30. Leatsi Be O. M. Blair. FHaiuta First E. 35th and Main. Hadley. 11. 7:45. owsoo vza st. and 61t sve. S. E. Rev f-i... Vio precolo by Be. J. W. at Vancouver. Rev. Gustavo A. 8 to raker. 11. 8. Westmoreland MUaraukse snd Midway. Bev. E. 8. Mace, 7:30. sermon by tho pastor. Woodstock E. 44tfa and Woodstock are. Bev. Walton Skipworth. 11. 8. Wood lawn E. 10th near "Durham sea. Be. J. H. Irvine. 11. "Christ Preach ina to the Spirits in Prison"; 7:30, group meeting at Cen tral cnurcn. African Eton 417 Wffliasas are. Rev. L A. Moore. 11. 7:30. Bethel African Larrsbes at McMiUen. Be. A R- Fox. 11. 8. 7 N. 18 th. Saw. B. TJesBara. 1. 11. Z. raWrJa,Mltr?0It?Wick nd JW Bart. Larey Jassop. 11, 7 ;45. M. K. South First Union and Multnomah. 11. 7:45. eiarsne WSrat T2th aiul MahL Hav a ay Am Be. Chester A 111. 7:30. Sellwood K. 18th at Sooksne. Be. J. G. Bringdale. 11, 7 :30. Brentwood 65th ave and S7th sa. S. K Be. 8. Ladlow. 11. 7:30. Hhland Park E. 14th snd J arret!. Bart. Mack Call ill 11.. 7:30. Be. J. B. Safratioa Army Corns No. 1. 243 Ash st O01 I. Pitt, 11 s. m.. 8:15 and 8 n. sa. Corns No. 4 128 U lit. En.laa Jaaria Mirla and Captain Mrs. L. Upton. 11, 8, service in charge of Commandant Heistnger: 6. 8, service in charge of Commandant Heiainger. Spiritualist Independent Spiritualistic Society 661 Com mercial. Rev. Ida M. Schorl 7:30. "The Nirvama of the Mystics." Swedenboritan New Christian Church Portland Hotel As sembly room. Kev. Wm. H. Reece. 11. "Steps on the Psth to the Presence of God." Unitarian Church of Our Father Broadway and T ass lull. Rev. William C. Eliot Jr. 10:80, ad- areas by Lewis Jones. (Young Peoples Sunday ) United sVstnran Con f err nee Superintendent Re, fi- F Me. Dcnald. 89 E. 18th it First E. 15th and Mirriaoa. Re. Byroa Clark. 11. "Crowded Out": 7:80. "Comtna Back." Second E. 27th and Kun,r Ra If Hawley. 11, "Jesus"; 7:30. "The Multitude 1 7 Third 67th at. and S2d ave. S E. Km. E. O. Shepherd. 11. "No Room for Jeans": 7:49. "Greatest Qusstioa in the WorkL" Forth B2d ave. at 70th at. 8. E. Kav. B. TtrM. F.uia 11 T II Cbverdale (Old Coostirutioa) 446 lusns Be. slter Reynolds. 10. school; 7. 6. United Evan sallces First E. 16th snd Poplar. Be H. H. Farnhsm. Revival services by Evsncelist J. J. Gotheridge. 11. 7:(5. Ocklcy Green waiaasetu blvd. asd Gay Rev. A. P. Schmai. 11. 7:30. St. Johns lvanhoo aad J ohm. Be. C r. Gates. 11. 7:80 United Prwekytartav. First E 87 th sad Hswthoraa. Be. B. F. Given. 11. 7:30. Church of the Strangers Grand snd Wasco Be. 8. Earl DuBoia. 10:89. "The Coat of One I ance "; 7:80. "How to Prosper in Everything." Kenton ISO W. Lombard. Re. Carl Beott Dunn. 11. 7:30. Multnomah Maltncsssh Station. Be. David Mseis aVbarp. 10. 11. 6:46. 7 JO. K.kM n wa-l I rirw lzin ana sncr. ne. n L, Bowman Chamber of CossmercTbW. sTkh. 7k I ? -.Tu"y- 10 JO. "The Broaden- FndT, at 8 0. 1 Boundary of Beolec.": 7:30. Dupii- Camr.i h.i aTLT 1 catina i wnicl. masrunston augn scnooi nscca- Z"ttibL. B. Krneger. Fridsy. 8 p, ""wSsnEs-t 17th !. rje rn.n JCk ws.v . ibawero n. rence. io:au. u Our Federal Coa- iT -J, -T.7S VT .TT aisw inraa Istitntiea to Prove a Failure?- 7 :SO "What Saturday, 8:30 a. f.ansns'tioB tth snd Hall Lincoln High school bseca hit. Auiiaa 1 1 r i. 1. .. . .. . f1- trday. 8 m toSyTli mnreselmoi "TSra- sui-s. I Central E. ISth aad Pine. Dr. W. R 5ugrr.t - v .ZTlnZZl ' III. "When, tne Majority Were Wrong?" 7:43 irA.aT5JCr "nif tJsynaait. "Our National Moral Welfare." b, Dr. W. J. -T..TT. , rv avaaaias. I JOfinson. mJTmrmnmX 1 ? " . I Calvary 11th st Clay. Psesdrins by Be. na.; A iZZTmt t.r " srsas-1 B. B. Sutciiffe. . 11. "Eiishas Bespsnst to Uie Eider C E. Jones. .18. Ti. ? JCall"; Study ia Eomans: "How Man Is . .... . .57 1 .. 1 jtsreied." - wn7. VL-.rv JsHsrson Re. I Mt Tahoe Tf. 65th and Behnoat. Me. Ward .Vhtrl?'I;41 iMacHenry., 11, 1M. ar-L.? tU?t ?d-VT- Ji d Wygant- Be. 1. O. ' " , ' "msm uirs-1 aenrwr. as, 1 aw. -P0" w! .Rrtard t Strife aad En-J Plrdseont Cleveland srd Jsmtt Rsv. nmr;,I .It-ogUio). -The Centurion at 1 Francis Alocgsn. 11, "The Moral Well Are oi "THE GREATEST PROPHETIC SPAN OF THE CENTURIEr FROM B. C it? TO A. D. ltll THEN WHAT? ILLUSTKATED WITH CHART EVANGELIST BELL ,r?.Ai WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT HALL ' COB5ER IE5TH AKD TATLOB 8TBEETS 8PLE5DID MVH1CAL r HOG RAM Frsf I. C. COLCOBD. Dtrrrlar MlhS AS5A A. PIEBCE, Kololsl FKEOEKIC FLAHALT, Tlotta i miss MABOARET HOLDE5, riaalst Christlaa and Misricnsry Alliance E. U aad snd Clay. Re. Jobs E. Fee. 11. 7 JO. ApwtuUc raitn rrunt and Burnaida- ate, rtorenes Crawford snd B. SL Cxawlord. 1L, 2:30. 7 JO: daily. 7 46- Pentaooetsl Asembly 112 First. Be. Will C- Trotter. 11. 2 JO, 7:80. Tssuntaers of America 224 Barnasda. Es asags eseept Monday. 8; Snndsy, 8. A. uespal Mali hw Zbth and BtaA. 1 JO. J0. Jeans Xsme Misaioa 27 day. W- A. Tsta- sasn. 11, S. 7:o. Re. H. A. r. B- Ed . " Church f Cod S6S Failing Schlatter. 11. 7:48. BealrsaHosi Leagne 148 lltk. ward Mills. 11. "Added Things Station." by Robert H. Kesd. Uvms Scat see 8)6 E Osy. Be. T. M. Mmard. 11. "Tha Bible fcs Masse.' by John lew; 7 :SO. -umss IM Tsaxsa. . Tha aaeasty for Bpeesdins ins Fssalsdie es True Prayer (08 Fkidner bUc Monday at . Pentecostal 84 th at- and th ana. Be. W. - Lsnvjo. 4 11. t. . Tha llyetia Chach Bwkmds It Kae. WTW. Abac 6. errcies: a. eervii Creak Orthadox E. 17th an Chntss.XsW Bk. A- Aa -aulas, w. seBoaa: 1. sersaav Christsdelptiisn ' 2 AV Washing UA. 11, "millions now living will never die" In this thrilltns and reanaxirlnr lec ture the speaker will brinf positive proof, by linking Bible prophecies with present-day wwenta, that the Klng-dom of Mesntah will soon completely sap plant the existing rulership of earth and. because of this fact, there are millions of people who will actually never go into the err ave. The lecture is not a dry diacuawioo of tbeolotry . nor an attempt to convert you to some new. fanatical religion, but It la a glorious prociarnatljn of "this Oospei of the Kingdom"" which Jesus nakd must be preached tn ail the world for a witneaa before the end come. That th nrenhetle words ef JesasJ Here aenriy (we tbessand years r. are herns; fairilled with terrible ae rarary will he elearty deaieastrated ht this very I t rest! a r sseaher. who has bat reeeatly re(med f rwns aa stead ed tear ef Earope aad Is In n pesltsen te fire first hand Inform ntlen of een- eiiKoaa emniaisr sxrwss the snt, TOT BHOCLD K50VT THE TBTlTU. TOF ABE IT4TITED TO BEAR A. H. HacMILLAK OF BEOOKLTH. JEW TOEK rader AaanVre f tk laUrBSUraal BIM f Ulcsts AarUtlo SUNDAY, AT 7:30 P. M. V DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ' PaARKaAND MARKET' STREETS SEATS FKEE . - JO COLLICTIOE" B I Bsl ii I i . .. . . . . aaf IB