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HIE SUN, BALTIMORE. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 21, 1031 14 Notre Dame Freshmen REFORMATION DAY FUNDS ARE SOUGHT TO HELP CHILDREN MOTIGES Baptist. Baptist, Protestant Episcopal Protestant EpUeopal raabytarlaa Franklin Street SEVENTH BAPTIST North Avenue and St. Paul Street I John Henry Day, Do D.

Grace aid SL Peter's Church Fark Avenue and Monument Street Clergy: The Rev. Robert S. Chalmers, D. D. (Rector) The Rev.

Harold P. Hohly, B. D. The Rev. Percy C.

Adams Twenty-first Sunday After Trinity A Corporate Communion 8.00 A. M. The Holy Communion. 9.30 A. M.

Holy Eucharist, Hymns, Instruction. 11.00 A. M. Holy Communion, Choral Service. "THE PASTORAL LETTER." 8.00 P.

M. Choral Evensong and Sermon. Preacher, THE REV. ARTHUR M. SHERMAN, D.

D. Full Choir of Fifty Men and Boys. John Denues, Director. at Night WEEKDAYS The Holy Communion, Daily at 8.00 A. Tuesday at 9.30 A.

Wednesday at 7.00 A. M. and Thursday at 10.30 A. M. Healing Mission Service Tuesday at 10.00 A.

M. All Welcome At All Services CHRIST Society In Anne Arundel County May Continue Campaign For $9,000 MEETING NEXT MONDAY District Chairman Will Compile Reports On Collections For Relief Work A meeting of the district chairmen of the Children' Aid Society of Anne Arundel county will be held in Annapolis Monday to compile reports on collections in a campaign to raise (9,000 for relief work this winter. The campaign opened October 11, nd if the quota has not been reached by Monday it may be continued, Mrs. Alexander Proskey, of Wardour, the campaign chairman, said last night. Heavier Demands Expected About ninety families, including 360 children, were cared for last year, and nearly 1,000 baskets of food were dis tributed.

The society also supplied clothing in needy cases. It anticipates heavier demands this winter, accord ing to Mrs. C. M. Starr, of Annapolis, the president.

The Board of Education, the public health nurses, magistrates and County Commissioners have approved the society's work and are cooperating with it Mrs. James Crabbe, of Linthicum Heights, is treasurer of the society. List Of Solicitor! The solicitors are Mrs. Robert Bur-well, first district; Mrs. J.

J. Gilliam, second district; Mrs. Frederick Pratt, third district; Mrs. J. F.

Johnson, fifth district; T. J. Hall, 3rd, seventh district; Mrs. R. M.

Leatherbury, eighth district In Annapolis, the sixth district, the solicitors are Mrs. Clarence V. Fowler, Mrs. George Quaid, Mrs. R.

C. Lamb, J. M. Maukert, Mrs. Allen Bankard and Mrs.

Albert M. Perm. Peace Massmeeting Will Be Held Monday How May Another War Be Averted? To Be Topic At Disarmament Committee Session How May Another War Be Averted? will be discussed at a massmeeting to be held at 8 P. M. Monday in Brown Memorial Church under auspices of the Baltimore Disarmament Committee, composed of Christians and Jews.

The meeting will be one of a series being held in 150 cities in the United States and Canada next week. The speakers will be Frederick J. Libby, secretary of the National Council for Prevention of War, and John Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Community Church, New York. The Rev. T.

Guthrie Speers, pastor of Brown Memorial Church, is chairman of the committee. Funeral Services Held For Dr. Williams, 65 Chief Obstetrician At Hopkin Mi- Get Caps And Gowns MISS MARY ELLEN LONG Caps and gowns were presented the fifty-eight members of the freshman class at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland, of which Miss Long is vice-president, yesterday afternoon. The presentations were made by the Rev. Lucian Johnson, college chaplain.

After the ceremony, held in the presence of the faculty and the student body, the presidents of trie sophomore, junior and senior classes gave talks welcoming the freshmen to the college. WILL MARK FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING Catholics To Hold Demon stration On Seminary Grounds Tomorrow Tomorrow the feast of Christ the King will be celebrated by demonstrations in Baltimore and Washington. In Baltimore the demonstration will be held on the grounds of the new St. Mary's Seminary, Roland Park, beginning at 3 P. M.

Archbishop Curley will preside and carry the Blessed Sacrament in the procession, in which many priests, seminarians and members of the Holy Name Society will participate. The archbishop also will pontificate at solemn benediction. The sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. Fulton J.

Sheen, of the Catholic University of America, Father Mlhm Promoted The Rev. Andrew H. Mihm, assistant pastor of St. Katherine's Church, has been appointed pastor of Our Lady of Victory Church, Washington, as successor to the Rev. M.

F. Ving-ling, who died recently. Three Join Mission Helpers Three Baltimore girls have been received into the order of Mission Help ers of the Sacred Heart Miss Catherine E. Moeller, of Jur Lady of Good Counsel parish; Miss Ann Hanzely, of St. Athanasius' parish, and Miss Esther Erdman, of St.

Francis of Assisi parish, will be known in religion as Sister Mag-delena, Sister M. Martina and Sister M. Irene, respectively. Alumnae To Hold Reunion Members of the Mount de Sales Alumnae Association will meet next Saturday for the thirty-second annual reunion The business session will be held at Mount de Sales, Catonsville, and will be followed by a luncheon. The senior class will have charge of the entertainment.

Archbishop's Plant Archbishop Curley will attend meeting of the archdiocesan consultors Monday, a meeting of the Trinity Col lege board Wednesday, and preside at the blessing of the Hagerstown School To Address Catholic Alumna) Convention The Rt. Rev. Edward A. Pace Will Speak Today At Meeting Of Maryland Chapter The Rt Rev. Edward A.

Pace, spir itual director of the International Fed' eration of Catholic Alumnae, will de aver an address at the annual convention of the Maryland Chapter of the Federation, to be held today in the Lord Baltimore Hotel. The Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Christopher, assistant rector of the Catholic Uni versity, and the Rev.

Dr. Charles Her- zog, of Woodstock College, also will be speakers at the convention. Four hundred delegates representing twenty affiliated organizations will attend the convention, over which Mrs. Joseph Palmer Neer, governor of the Maryland Chapter, will preside. V.

D. C. Delegates To Convention Named Group Elected By Baltimore Chap ter No. 8 To Attend Meeting In Florida At a meeting yesterday of Baltimore Chapter No. 8, United Daughters of the Confederacy, delegates were elect' ed to the general convention of the organization in Jacksonville, No vember 15-21.

In addition to Mrs. Henry J. Berkley, president of the chapter, those elected follow: Meomi Wilitam O. Jackson Hrartt. far! Izlehart.

Wlir I. Frank Turner. Manon Holme. T. Harm, Iipd Krirnn, KHand iler.

Ilr Maim-n. ftwie tTet. fce The meeting was held at the Alcazar. rV if -l. mm of flay TUB TO BE OBSERVED Lutherans Here Plan ToNold Joint Service In Theater November 1 FOOD TO BE PRESENTED Will Be Taken To Colgate Church At Harvest Home Exercises Tomorrow Reformation Day will be observed November 1 by Baltimore churches belonging to the United Lutheran Church in America and to the Mis souri Synod.

Churches belonging to the United Lutheran Church in America will hold their joint service in the Lyric Theater, and the address will be made by the Rev. Dr. Fred B. Hax, chairman of the board of Capital University, Columbus, Ohio. Community Services Planned Community evangelistic services, under auspices of the Baltimore Federation of Churches, will open at 3 P.

M. tomorrow in Union Square Methodist Episcopal Church, with twelve churches of the neighborhood cooperating. The Rev. Dr. George W.

Cooke, of the Genesee Methodist Episcopal Con ference, will conduct the services. To Take Food To Church Members of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Colgate, will take canned goods and other foods, used clothing and shoes tomorrow to the harvest home services of the church. These gifts will be distributed among the needy. Bishop Beecher To Preach The Rt.

Rev. George Allen Beecher, Bishop of Western Nebraska, will preach tomorrow night at the Prot- estate Episcopal Church of St. Michael and All Angels. Choir To Sing In Theater The Westminster choir will sing in the Lyric Theater November 5 un der auspices of the Baltimore Federa tion of Churches. The choir will be directed by John Finley Williamson.

Evangelistic Meetings Planned John Moses Baker, evangelist, will open a series of evangelistic meetings November 8 in South Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church, of which the Reu. C. D. Taylor is pastor. The services will continue each evening, with exception of Saturdays, until Novem ber 22.

Reaffirms Loyalty To 18th Amendment Maryland Baptist Union Group Order Copy Of Resolution Sent To Hoover Resolutions reaffirming loyalty to the Eighteenth Amendment were adopted yesterday by the Maryland Baptist Union Association meeting in Brantly Baptist Church. The secretary was in structed by the convention to send a copy of the resolutions, to President Hoover. The resolutions also stated "that we give our support and prayers to those organizations and persons who stand for strict enforcement of these laws, and that we increase our efforts in educating our children concerning the evils of the liquor traffic, in our homes, our churches and our public schools." The resolutions were presented by the Rev, J. H. Morton, pastor of Fulton Avenue Baptist Church and chairman of the resolutions committee.

ADDRESSES UNIVERSITY CLUB Dr. Welch Cpena Season't Series Of Field Nightt Opening this season's series of field nights, Dr. William H. Welch, professor emeritus of the history of medicine at the Johns Hopkins Medical School, addressed a meeting last night members of the University Club. Dr.

Welch is president of the club. Having returned recently from Eu rope, where he was the principal speaker and guest of honor at several international congresses, Dr. Welch spoke on European medical and scien tific congresses and celebrations. Baltimore Federation of Chorrhei BALTIMORE FEDERATION OF CHURCHES AND COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, WW MORRIS BUILDINfl. Bohert Panda, Executive Secretary.

OF. BY AND FOR THE CHURCHES. Constnictire Non-Political Non-Controrereial. WESTMINSTER CHOIR LYRIC THEATRE, NOV, 5 Hnart. and Home Rerrlca WCBM dailr 51 on tn rnflsr, 11 A.

SI. oertnan Heart anil Home, Haturday. 0.30 If COMING EVENTS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1T. Community Training School Begins. THLBSDAT-ERIDAT.

NOVEMBER 19 20, Htate Paotors' Convocation. FRIDAY, DECEMRER 11, Interracial Institute. Theoaophy, INGILD fPOVELSEN Of Waahina-ton, D. O. "TfiE CHAKRAS" (Illustrated) SL'NDal, OCT.

25. AT 80 P. M. BLANCHE K. POVELSEN "THE VALUE OF EXPERIENCE" SUNDAY EVENING, S.3U P.

M. PUBLIC INVITED. OFFERING. MARYLAND LODGE, S2S N. CHARLES ST.

Dlsclplee of Christ CHRISTIAN TEMPLE Fulta i Arenne, A bore Lexington Street. PETER AIN'SLIK, Minister. 11 A. REV. CRA KX N.

WILLIAMS. P. MEN'S IN CHARGE MR. rjt'MiKRSIHiHKr T. M.

T. A. Sr-NPAT CONCERT he rns frt-s 'mny? a a P. and wl wer'v (Aj.VAgT BPTIT rHT'Bl CHOrft -rm M'NDAI. MRS.

SHERWOOD ULRk'liY. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Franklin and Cathedral Sts. HARRIS ELLIOTT KIRK, D. D. GRAHAM GORDON LACY, Ministers.

11.00 A. If Preaching by Dr. KIRK 8.00 P. DR. KIRK will give the third of a series of expository lectures on THE LIFE OF DAVID.

Subject: "THE END OF A MATERIALIST." Alt Are Cordiallj Invited. The Guilford Community' Church SECOND PRESBYTERIAN St. Paul St. at Charlcote Road. Robert G.

Lceteh, D. D. Minister. 11.00 A. MUSICAL SERVICE Brief Address by DR.

LEETCH 9.45 A. Church School. 10.45 A. Nursery and Kindergarten. 6.00 P.

Young People's Tea and Social Hour, followed by Group Meeting. All Are Cordially Welcome. FIRST- PRESBYTERIAN "TUB CHURCH BEAUTIFUL," Park Ave. and Madison St. HUGH LENOX HODGE, D.

Minister. 11 00 A. "IS JEHOVAH AMONGST US OR NOT?" no P. "ENTERING Onran Recital. Selections Iron llsjdu Crea tlOM.

.4." A. Sunda School, 10.00 A. Bib! CUM. I 0O I'. Young People's Association.

Stranger Are Cordially Welcome, OTEE The Historic Doumtoirn Church Fayetta and Greene Streeta. BRUCE H. McDONALD, Minister. 11.00 A. "CHRIST WITH THE FAMILY." 7.45 P.

"PERSONAL REFORMATION." Service Broadcast Over WCBM, 8 to 9 P. M. me Park and Lafayette Arenues. Ministers, T. GUTHRIE SPEERS, GANSE LITTLE.

11 A. Morning Worship, Sermon by MR. SPEERS. 8 P. Musical Service with Chorus Choir.

6.15 P. Young People's Societies. Oraanint and Choirmaster, JOHN H. ELTKR1IAN.N. All Seats Free.

No. 12 Cars Pass the Door. Broadway, Biddle snd Gsy Sts. W. J.

O. CARRttTHERS. Minister. 9 45 A. Sunday-School.

11.00 A. "ONE THING." (W P. "WHAT THEN SHALL I DO WITH JESUS?" ALL WELCOME. Belvedere, Near Park Beigbta Are. T.

ROLAND PHILIPS, Pastor. 11.00 A. M. and 8 00 P. SERMOSS BY TUB PASTOR.

Cars Nos. 8, 83 snd 25 Pass the Door. We Hope You Will Come. HUNTING RIBQE Edmondson Are. st Winans Wsy.

HARD1GO SEXTON, M. Minister. 9.30 A. Sunday-School. ln.00 A.

Men's Bible Class. 11.00 A. M. snd 8 00 P. SERMONS BY THE MINISTER.

7 00 P. the C. B. Societies. A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS TOF.

Ccfitiral Presbyterian Churcli Fti(w Placp. Veae Dnlnhin St. REV. DE WITT M. BENHAM, D.

Pastor. 11 00 A. "The Keeper of the keys. 8 00 P. A.

Sabbath-School. 10 no A. Adult Bible Clasaee. 7.1. P.

Young People a Meeting Friday, 8 P. M-. Illustrated Lecture, "NATURE'S STUDIO." BABCOCK MEMORIAL North Are. at Madion Are. HET.

WILLIAM V. PARSONS. Mimstor. Minister Preaches 11 A. M.

snd 8 P. M. Unitarian! First Unitarian Cliircto Charles and Sts. F. RAYMOND STURTEVANT.

Minister. 11 A. Service with Sermon, "SkMis the Strata" 11.00 A. Church School. 5.30 P.

Jared Sparks Guild (Young People's Meeting). "In the apirit of Jews Christ, we finite for the worship of God snd tbe service of man." A Cordial WelcSme to All. WESIIB CHURCH I FAITI CfflMaTl! i Buried In Greenmount Cemetery Died Wednesday 11 A. M. "Up Against a Stone Wall" BAPTIST CHUM Charles St.

and Greenway. RUSSELL BRADLEY JONES, Pastor. 9.30 A. Bible School. 11.00 A.

Morning Worship. (Broadcast WFBR.) 6.45 P. Young People's. 8.00 P. Evening Worship.

The Tenth Anniversary of the or ganization of the church will be celebrated with a week of prayer from Monday, October 26, to Friday, October 30. Meetings at 8 P. M. ALL ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. ALL SEATS ARE FREE.

BEANTLY BAPTIST Edmondsnn Are. and Schroedet St. REV. H. FREDERICK JONES.

Pastor, l'rcaching bj 1'astor, 1 1 A. M. and 8 At. I). 30 A.

Sunday-School. 10.nO A. Pr. Wharton's Bible Class. hv niiartot Mr.

Rtirhank. Orcanist. G. Y. V.

B. I. 1'. reeiilar hi.ura. Methodiat Protestant Metbeist Episcopal dwell St.

Paul and 22nd Baltimore, Md. Ministers: REV. KING D. BEACH, D. D.

REV. JOHN T. ENSOR, D. D. Services: 11.00 A.M., "The Signs of a Christian" (2) 8.00 P.

(4) (Based on the specifications of 100 married women.) 7.45 Organ Recital. Music by the First Church Choir, led by Mr. Earl Evans. (At the Washington Monument) REV. O.

T. OLSON, Minister. i 11.00 A. "A FULL ORBED GOSPEL." 8.00 P. SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE Oratorio Sung by the Choir, "The Holy City" A.

B. CAUL. Grace Methodist mscos Roland Arenue at Oakdale Boed. 'FRED COOMBS BETNOLDS. Minister.

9.45 A. Church School. 11.00 A. "THE WISDOM OF GOD." IS P. TOCXQ PEOPLE'S SOCIAL HOUR AND TEA.

OO P. Discussion. Leader, MR. FRANKLIN BANDERS. GarrUon and Liberty Heights Ares.

JOSEPH TEMPLETON HEUSON, D. Minister. 11 00 A.M.. "MOSES' VISION OF GOD." 8 no p. "THE CHRISTIAN'S REFUGE" Methodist Episcopal STARR CHURCH Garrison snd Alto Arenues.

JOHN N. LINK, S. T. Minister. 11.00 A.

"MAKING RELIGION ATTRACTIVE. S.tKl P. Sacred Concert Metlitation, "Racial Heart-throbs" North Baltimore REV. W. P.

ROBERTS, Pastor. A. "nnday-Sclionl. 11 (10 A. "NEAR BUT FAH." 7fKP Chrietian Endeavor, a 00 P.

"810N ALS." Friends, Park Ave. Frier. is Mectk Park Are. snd Laurens fit. Tint Dar School, A.

M. Meeting tor Worship, 11 A. M. Homcwaosl Fiieids MeeJirj Cnsrles Street. Near Tbirty-tinrt.

School, d.45 A. M. Metin foe Wir-shti. 11 oo A. M.

loung Quaker (Society, 6 30 P- M. Baptism 8 P. M. "Are you a First. Baptist Ctarcli I.ihertr Heishta and Ricka A.

r. EMERSON HICKS, D. Miniitn. DR. HICKS WILT PREACH AT 11 A.

M. and P. H. In the rfenina- hia subject will "CONFUCIANISM," Tin third a oeriea of rrmoni cm tht World' Beliiiona. Blblt School.

9.30 1. M. B. I. I M.

WPXTOMH TO RVERTBOnT. Eutaw Plact at Dolphin, Cam a. 19. 21, 81. O.

0. S. WALLACE, Parte. W. CLTDB JLTKINS, AitjjUnt, 4 SUNDAY 30 A.

BIBLE SCHOOL. 00 A. DR. WALLACE. 8 00 P.

MR. ATKINS. Latheraa. CHRIST LUTHERAN Hill Near Charles St. BEV.

OSCAR F. BLACK WELDER, D. Pastor. BE7. L.

M. ZIMMERMAN, J. Pastor Emeritus. REV. ROY SLOOP, Assistant Pastor.

45 A. Sundny-School. 11.00 A. LIFE'S DETERMINING EQUATION." OO P. M.

Luther Lttgua. 8.00 P. "ARE WE CIVILIZED?" SERMONS BY DB. OSCAR r. BLACK WELDER.

Prayer Service and Special Luther Learua Program Wednesday, tF. 11. Everybody Welcome. 10U ARB INVITED. 64H TT il ii.uu a.

un oeaui To Die" EMMANUEL LUTHERAN, 2500 Edniondson Arenue. KUDOLPH 8. RESSMEYER, Pastor. isao tar v. 14.

99 Hare vou etonned nravinf Wtivt Tnm tiA rt'ftllv answer tiraver? Ha Bn.o.ro.1 yours? ete. Come HI'NDAT. NOVEMBER 1. 11 OO A. "Whither Prote.tintlam., 8.00 P.

Joint Service at Auditorium. 11.00 A. What ought we see in hlraf THE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR, English Lutheran, 83rd Street, at The Alameda. ADOLF JOHN STIEMKB, Pastor. 8.00 P.

cChamrclcss Christ" Jesus, your true Friend, abides with his man. ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH St. Paid and Twentieth Sts. ROBERT D.

CLARE, D. Pastor. CARL MAX HUDDLE, Assistant Pastor. Congrrestionsl Wonhin, 11.00 A. Sermon by the Rev.

James Oosterling. 8 no P. M-. Sermon by the Assistant Pastor. A Cordial Welcome to All.

Cor. Charles and Thirty-ninth Sts. M. L. Enters, D.

Pastor 9.45 A. Church School. 11.00 A. Pastor preaches. "THE NEW REFORMATION roit THIS MODERN AGE." a.

00 p. Paster rreaciea "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS." CnlrereaUst, CliURCIi OF OUR FATHER Guilford Ave. and Lanval St. REV. T.

ANDREW CARAKER, Minister. 11.00 A. Sermon Topic, "The Orthodoxy' of Heresy' 45 A. Sundsy-Schot Session. 7.U0 P.

Y. P. V. V. Letotiousl Meeting.

A Church, Building For Tomorrow. Congregational Christina ASSOCIATE CONGREGATIONAL Msrylsnd Are. and Preston St. Rev. Clifford Wesley Collins, Minister.

a 4.1 A. Chureh School. 11 no A Toung People's THy Serrlea. "The Visior-s rf Ycuth" oo p. "Answers To Live Dr.

John Whitridge Williams, 65, chief obstetrician at the Johns Hop kins Hospital, who died Wednesday night was buried yesterday in Green mount cemetery alter funeral serv- i ices at the home, 107 East Chase street. lEMMANUBL 'CHURCH Cathedral and Read Sis. The Rev. Noble C. Powell, D.

D. Rector. The Rev. Harry Stansbury "Wcyrich Twenty-first Sunday After Trinity. 8.00 A.

M. Holy Communion. 9.45 A. School. 11.00 A.

M. Kindergarten. 11.00 A. M. Special Corporate Communion and Sermon by The Rector 8.00 P.

M. Evensong and Address by The Rev. George P. Mayo, D. D.

President, Blue Ridge Industrial School of Virginia. WEEKDAY SERVICES: TUESDAY 8.00 A. M. Holy Communion. WEDNESDAY SS.

Simon and Jude. A. M. Holy Communion. 10.00 THURSDAY 12.00 Noon Holy Communion.

You Are Cordially Welcome At Every Service In This Church. Roland Are. and Oakdale Road. BEV. 8.

TAGART STEELE, D.D. REV. GEORGE B. SCRIVEN. HERIIKRT 1.

AUSTIN. Organist and Choirmaster. TWENTI-FIRST SI'NDAY AFTER TRINITY. .00 A. Holt Communion A.

Church School 11.00 A. M. Prayer and Address by John W. Wood. 1.

C. L. T.OO p. Social Hour il.h-veniuii prayer aud Address WEDNESDAY STS. SIMON AXI Jt'DE.

T.30 A. Holy Communion THURSDAY. Holy Coniniunion 10.00 A. M. SATURDAY.

J.00 to 6.00 P. for Spiritual Consultation. Paul's Ch urc Charles and Saratoga Streets, Ber.ArthurE'.KiDsolviBgD. BET. S.

HDVrO.V ORBICK, Assistant. S.00 P. Corporate celebration of the Holy Communion. 11.00 A. Mornini Prajer and Sermon, Preacher, Rt.

Rev. George Allen Beecher, D. D. Bishop of Western Nebraska. 4.30 P.

Choral Erenicg Prayer and Address. Edmund B. Ender, Choirmaster. Carey Street, Between Lexington and Saratoga. THE OCTAVE OF ST.

LUKE'S DAY Low Mass 7.W A. M. Church School 9.30 A.M. Hih Mast and. Sermon 11.00 A.M.

Vesper. Instruction and Benediction 8.00 P. M. Mass Dsily 7.00 A. M.

MESSIAH Harford Road snd Whits ATenue. REV. LEWIS O. HECK, Per. C.

Randolph Menzers, Vlcsr of Chapel. 7.30 A. Holy Communion. 9.30 A. Church School and Men's Study Class.

11.00 A. Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector. 8 00 P. Choral Evensong and Address by the Rector Msdison Arenue snd Eutsw Street. REV.

W. A. McCLENTHEN, D. Hector. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25.

MASSES AT T. 8 AND 9 30 A. M. 11 A. SUM) MASS AND SERMON.

P.M., EVBNSOXO, ISERMO.N AND BENEDICTION. Maw daily at 7 A. M. and also on Tuesday ana Tnuranay at v.au A. M.

THE PRO-CATHEDRAL rnireralty Parkway snd St. Paul St, REV. HAROLD N. ARROWSMITH. a 00 A.

iloly communion. 9 A A. Church School, all grades. 11.00 A. Kindergarten and Grades -II and III.

11.00 A. FcW Communion snd Sermon. SppaKer. the REV. GEO HUH f- MA TO, D.

president of the Btun jonge Jnrluarrial Hcnooi, Virginia. 00 P. 8.00 P. Toung Supper and Meeting A 1,1, AKM t.U H.M Unity Center UNITY CENTER 2131 MARTLAND AVE MEETINO WEDNESDAI. 11.00 A.

si. St. Lukfs Church SI The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Arthur B.

Kinsolving, rector of Old St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, and the Rev. Dr. H. W.

Donegan, of Christ Church. Dr. Wil St. Paul and Chase Streets The Rev. II.

W.B. Donegan The Rev. W. Greenwood Twenty-first Sundsy After Trinity. 8.00 A.

M. HOLY COMMUNION .9.30 A. CHURCH SCHOOL 11.00 A. M. HOLY COMMUNION Sermon by THE RECTOR 6.00 P.

Student's Hour 8.00 P. M. CHORAL EVENSONG Preacher: THE RECTOR WEDNESDAY ST. SIMON AND ST. 3VVS 10.

(W A. Holy Communion. THURSDAY 10.00 A. Hols Communion. St.

Michael gels N. E. Cor. St. Paul and 20th Sts.

THE REV. DON FRANK FENN, Rector. The Rev. C. A.

W. Brocklebank. The Rev. Robert G. Purrington.

The Rev. G. J. G. Kromer.

21st Sunday After Trinity 7.30 A. Holy Communion. 9.30 and 11.00 A. Church School. 11.00 A.

MORNING PRAYER AND 'SERMON BY THE RECTOR. 6.00 P. Young People's Service League. 8.00 P. EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON BY THE RT.

REV. GEORGE ALLEN BEECHER, D. D. Bishop of Western Nebraska. HOLY COMMUNION Chapet of Remembrance.

Wednesday, St. Simon and St. Jude, 7.00 and 10.00 A. M. Thursday, 7.00 A.

M. "A WOILD IN NEED" Episcopal Church Services and Meetings Today. SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 3 P. Children's Pageant and Service AT CRACE AND ST.

PETER'S CHURCH AT ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS' CHURCH 8.00 P. Summing up Meeting and preparation for Corporate Communion. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25. A Corporate Communion of the communicant residents in the city.

Every communicant in his own parish church. THE- CHURCH OF THE de'emer Charles Street Arenue at Melrcee. REV. B. H.

BAKER, Rector. REV. CHARLES A. HENS EL. Rector Emeritus.

A. Church School for children 9 yea re and over. A. M. 11.00 A.

M. Huly Cumimuiion. CLiurch School for children under yean. 11.00 A- Cporat Communion of tht Con-cregatinn and Hrrtnon. Christian Sclenr CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Branch Churches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Chriat, Scientist, In Boston, Mass.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Unlrersfty Pkwy west of Canterbury Bd. SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Liberty Heighte and Dennis Road. THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, T02 Cathedral Opp. Mt. Vernon PI.

SUNDAY SERVICES IN ALL CHURCHES, 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8 P.

M. includes testimonials of Cbristtsn Science Healing. StINDAY-SCHOOLS, 11.00 A. If. READING ROOMS: FIRST CHURCH 1309 Fidelity Bldg Charles and Lexington ats.

Hours, 0 A.M. to IP HO P. M. (except Sunday and Wednesday). A.

M. to P. M. HFJCOND CHURCH 810 Continental Bldg. Hours.

U.M A. M. to 6.30 P. M. THIRD CHURCH 702 Csthedral at.

Honrs. PA. M- to ft P. M. (except Sunday).

8 A. U. to 7 45 P. M. The public is cordially incited to attend these services and to visit the reading rooms.

Baltimore Ortn frnrsym. jore Open Forum Lincoln StefTens Speaks at Opening Meeting, November 22. liams formerly was dean of the Hop kins Medical School. He is survived by his widow, form' erly Mrs. C.

DeW. Theobald Penning- ton; three daughters, Mrs. F. Brayton Wood, Mrs. Eveleth W.

Bridgeman and Mrs. Emory Niles, children of his first wife, who was Miss Margaretta S. Brown before their marriage, and two brothers, Dr. William Whitridge Wil liams, of Denver, and Dr. Dudley Williams, of this city.

Charles S. Wight, 82, Dies Of Heart Trouble General Freight Representative Had Been Employed By B. O. For 54 Years Charles S. Wight, 82, general freight representative of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died yesterday morning at his home in the Green Hall Apartments.

'He had had heart trouble since last June. Mr. Wight had been continuously in the service of the Baltimore and Ohio for fifty-four years. Previously, in his sixty-seven-year career, he had been with the Little Miami Railroad. He was born at Galena, 111, August 9, 1S49, and had been general freight representative here since 1918.

Mr. Wight is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. J. M. Stovall, of Stovall, and Mrs.

T. J. Grahame, of New York, and three sons, C. C. Wight of Kimball, O.

N. Wight of this city, and Earl C. Wight assist tint general freight agent of the Balti more and Ohio here. Obituary JOHN 8. GODWIN Funeral services for John S.

79, formerly a member of the Legislature and a former breeder and trainer of race horses, were held at the home, 3906 Maine avenue, yesterday afternoon. Burial was in Loudon Park Cemetery. Mr. Godwin retired from the breeding and horse-racing business more than twenty yars ago, coming to Baltimore from Anne Arundel eounty. His wife.

Mrs. Julia T. Cod-'in, died several years ago..