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SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 12, 1918. 1 1 Allied Victory Songs to Be Heard Forty Hours' LOCAL PASTOR IS CLERK OF THE PRESBYTERY 0- Notables To Speak For K. of C. Hanna, Boree, Scott to Be Heard Rally at Church Is Services For First Presbyterian PAU LISTS WILL GIVE LECTURE SERIES HERE At the 11 o'clock mass at St. Mary'a tomorrow, Rev.

Bertrand I- Conway, C. S. of St. Paul's church, New York city, will begin the series of lectures to Catholics and their non-Catholic friends. In this work Father Conway will be assisted by the Rev.

James 7 V- the city woman favor who comes to the city the country? LXes the city woman conscience need a touch of revolution? Are the city women better than ten years ago Does the city woman do today what the woman of a few years ago would not have had the audacity to, do? Dr. SUaley will, dis-ciiks the 'issues raised by Buch questions. As his town talk he will give time to the discussion of the question "What Are America's Heal Teace Terms?" Will Uncle Sam be too easy with the borne or will he demand strict justice? Will the International highwayman be permitted to get away with his booty? The First church is filled morning and evening by auditors who come for gospel truth. There are Inquirers after very service. At the morning service, Dr.

gilsley will preach on "The Divine Masterpiece" and In the course of the sermon will pay tribute to the late Rev. fteoree (5. Eldrldse. 1. of St.

John's Presbyterian church, Berkeley, who sac- rifieed his life for his country. AT FIFfST BAPTIST. Tomorrow evening the services at the First Baptist church of Oakland, Telegraph avenue and Twenty-first street, win open with community siniylni 'or fifteen minutes preceding, the regular, service. There will -be a public Installation of officers of the Intermediate H. V.

V. V. officers, Miss Alice Meglad-dery, president; 'Louis Dowion, vice-president: Miss Dorothy Beach, secretary; Lucien Self, treasurer, and Mrs. Alice Dowton, pianist. Rev.

A. F. New-comb will take for his subject: "Young I-Vople and the Kingdom of Christ In This World Crisis." This will be a message of particular interest to all (Students and ail younfc people are especially invited. jn addition to the anthem by the large chhrus choir, there will be a solo by MrsW. W.

Randolph and a duet, "Lov Dlvinn." Mrs. Ada Barton and the tenor, lee GrlsWold Bharpe. At 9 Vcloek there will be a mass meeting of the men of the church to p'an for Christian enlistment week, November lto 24. This will be led by Professor WfU'am F. Martin of Berkeley.

At, the mornlrvr service, Dr. C. W. Rrlnstad will address the congregation on "The What of Christian Enlistment and Gaytord, chairman of the movemenKfor the Norther California convention wtll speak on "The How of Christian Bnllshment Week." ST. LEO'S RALL' Brother Leo of St.

Mary's college will the sneskerof-theavanlnsrat a ratrlotln rallv In the Interests Nnf the Fourth Liberty Bonds to be hMd at Sunday, October 20 11 a. p. Palm Court hall, Forty-first streetnd m. Religion in Truth and Spirit; 8 p. Piedmont avenue, tomorrow evening, m.

The Catltoljc Church and the Fu-under the auspices of St. Leo's parish- ture. Brother Leo Is well known both IrKI Monday, October 21, 8 p. m. Life Oakland and San as an ami- After Death.

nent orator and It Is with gTeat pleasure VTuesday, October 22, 8 p. m. Chris-thnt the parishioners of St. Leo's look tln Science. forward to his lecture.

Wednesday, October 23, 8 p. m. The Th motive of tho rally should draw a PopeNn the Church and State. Joseph Scott of Los Angeles will be the principal speakers at the breakfast table. The mass will begin at 8:30 b'clock Bunday morning and the committed has requested the members td assemble In front of the church at 8,15.

St. Elizabeth's church is located at 1500 Thirty, fourth avenue, reached by any. car on East Fourteenth street. After mass, breakfast will be served In the parisnM hall. At 12:30 p.

m. of the same day, the first degree will be given by the Oakland team at Native Sons' hall. Eleventh and Clay streets, after which wilMollow the second and third degrees, under the direction of Past State Deputy Frank fcilva. INFIRMARY SERVICE. 11 the-hiSsD'tal workers X7 vr n.

A Arthur Breed was appointed chairman of the Christmas committee plans were for 1.1... a hanDv dav at the Infirmary Among those present were Mabel Nelson, president of the C. il Hollldge and Ray Mooney, repre senting the Epworth leagues, and Mrs, Alma Mortimer, an' enthusiastic friend of the Inmates. At the inflrmarv tomorrow afternoon the Epworth church, Berkeley, will con- duct services In the eld ladies' building, the Knrraclrs and letter -CamD, The Fruitvale Methodist church' and Miss Lydkv McGowan will take charge in the chapel, hospital and tubercular ward. Rev.

George W. Phillips, minister of the Tenth Avenue Baptist begins a series of Sunday morning sermons tomorrow on "The Empirical Approach," discussing the various phases of the question, Christianity Stand the Empirical Test?" SWEDISH-METHODIST CHURCH. Services will be held as usual In the Swedish M. E. church, corner pf Market and Thirteenth streets.

The morning service opens at 10:45 o'clock and the evening service at 7:45 o'clock. The evening meeting will be marked by the communion service. PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL. Pilgrim Congregational church, at Eighth avenue and Fifteenth street, will have two speakers Sunday. The morning worship will be conducted at 11 o'clock, bv Rev R.

Wsrtdcll UNITARIAN First Unitarian Church Fourteenth and Castro Streets, Oakland; Frederick Vining Fisher Former Director of Community Campaigns, State Council of Defense, will deliver the second of four addresses to be given Sunday morning in October at 11 o'clock, on the theme: WAR AND RELIGION." Special subject for October 1J: "The War and Myself (What will the war do to me) Everybody Invited to heari these vital and patriotic messages. SEATS FREE. Sunday-school at 10 a. children of all nges invited EPISCOPAL lVWMWeWeVVwrVW St Paul's Church Cor. Grand ave.

and Montecito. Take Orand ave. car. REV. ALEXANDER ALLEN.

Rector. 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a.

m. Sunday-school. Ur00 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon.

Chaplain H. E. Montgomery will preach on the work of the WAR COMMISSION. The Stewardship Drive, Oct. 1 to Nov.

3 Trinity Church TELEGRAPH AVE. AND 29TH ST. REV. LLOYD B. THOMAS.

Rector. 7:30 a. Holy Communion. 9:45 a. m.

Sunday-school. 11:00 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. 7:46 p.

m. Evening service and sermon. SEATS FREW. ALL SPIRITUAL essewesewwewieMwWMeiwww UNITY SPIRITUAL CHURCH. 230 nr.

23d st. H. Fros-chuslr, pastor. Sunday, 8 p. lecture by pastor, topic, 1 "Results.

envelopes read and messages by H. Froschuslr and other accredited workers. Public Invited. SPIRITUAL Truth Church, 629 12th Bunday, 2:30 sermon, "CASTING OtTT FTP.in fnllosr.H sages and questions answered by Mrs. MoMIIIen, minister.

CHRISTIAN. Fruitvale Avenue CHRISTIAN (At Fast 23d Bt.) R. O. YOUTZ, Minister. 10:60 a.

"Soldiers for Christ." p. "The New Trial." 1 I i i I 1 1 Devotions to Begin Sunday The 40-hours' devotions will open at St. Francis de Sales' church next Sunday at 10:30 with a solemn high mass when the choir will render Oauss' sec- end mass. The devotions will continue niH lit 1 IfW uvvun; iivu hit-, ill livbo wi-mi panother solemn high mass during which the choir will sing Stewart's mass In minor. At the 12 o'clock mass the organist, Gerard Taillandler, will play Arcadelfa "Avis Maria" arranged for organ by Liszt; Schubert's and St.

Clair's "Mempries," As the blessed sacrament will remain exposed after the high mans, there will bo no postlude. BUILD UP ATTENDANCE, Great Interest. is being taken In tha special series of -services during the month of October In the Union Street Prebyterian church. This month- has been taken as the special rally month for the year with tiaa goal of increasing churcb attendance and church member ship. Organized effort is being put 'ort to give personal Invitation to the services, and to put the program In the hands of everybody with whom the church has had aly touch and also to all-who ar notTnemibers of other con gregations.

Ijtst Sunday afternoon the members of the church met and dividing up into teams of two; visited as many uviiitta hd was possinie, in rssuil a 100 per cant Increase of attendance the evening service. With the attractive program and the personal visitation, attendance is expected to continue to ln treasa throughout the month. The Sunday school rally of last week proved a great success, over 126 being out to the special program during the Sunday school hour. The Sunday school Itself has been reorganized Into departments and the classes nearly In spite of the scarcity of teachers the required number have been found. The future looks very bright.

CONGREGATIONAL "THE SINGING. PARSON" Rev. Frank W. Gorman will give the patriotic talk at the "LIBERTY 4 HALF-IipUR" First Congregational Church SUNDAY 7:45 These "Half -Hours" have attained great popularity, for they combine variety, popularity ami thft-eerious touch in about the right proportion for the average man. And this same "average man" who is at heart truly relig-oua, likes also the quiet, worship ful note of the last half-hour, and goes home a happier and better man.

Dr. Van Horn speaks on these subjects: "YESTERDAY, TODAY, THE GREAT TOMORROW." "TOE DISCIPLINE OF DEMOCRACY." Plymouth Church (Congrecatlonaft CHARLES L. KLOSS, Minister. 11 A. M.

"To the Church Forward, March!" P. M. "Your Worst Handicap" Illustrated hy Motion Pictures. Fruitvale Congregational Fruitvale Ave. at E- lth 8t 11 A.

M. Boy Scout Service 11 a. rn. and p. m.

sermons by pastor: TIKV. CHARLES F. CLARKE). BOULEVARD CHURCH Foothill Blvd. and 57th ave.

James B. Orr, Minister. Rev. W. W.

Kemp, of University ef California, will leotiu-s Sunday even Ing upon "The Effect of the War Upon Ed ucaHon." PILGRIM CONG RELATIONAL 8th 15th st 11 a. m. services conducted by Rev. R. C.

Wnddell. 59 4 The United Presbyterian eonven -tion, Just closed, at the United Presbyterian -church, Oakland, was a double header. First the Presbytery of Central California was In session and afterwards the synod covering whole State. Rev. George McCor- mick, for over 40 years pastor of the Salinas church was elected mod- erator for the year.

The honor of clerk of the synod comes to Dr. J. F. Ross, pastor of the local church, Thg principal speakers were Pollard, M. Dt, medical missionary from Egypt, who spoke on "Mohammedanism," and Dr.

J. Pinkerton of Los Angeles; who delivered a timely war message. The needs of the state mnd country were in the thoughts of the delegates at all times. Stephens and Young were endorsed because of their stand op moral issues. A telegram was sent to president Wilsont-saylng; "We, the synod of California of the United Presbyterian church, meeting in Oakland, heartily endorse yourT-epiy made to a proposition for an armistice, forwarded, by the imperial Ger--man chancellor.

We also renew our declaration of loyalty to the administration In its conduct of the war, expressing our highest appreciation of what has been accomplished. -Further, we pledge our unqualified support of your policy of war to complete victory; first, righteousness, then peace." A resolution was also forwarded to national headquarters commending the work of the Red Cross for the glorious caufe but respectfully protesting against public dancing, the use of gambling devices and the Sale of cigarettes. WELSH PRESBYTERIAN. There was a record sttendance at the service at the Welsh Presbvterlan church, opposite Hotel Oakland, Sunday evening. Three new members united with the church, A singing rehearsal was l)eld at the close under the ahle leadership of Hugh J.

Williams. TThese rehearsals will continued for fhanext few Sunday evenings. Mrs. R. D.

Parry sang a Welsh hymn to the tune of VFlee As a Bird," In a most effective, fanner. Sunday evening Rev. R. A. Donaldson, D.

the executive secretary of the church extension board, will preach and a special Invitation Is extended to every one to hear him. The pastor. Rev. O. R.

Williams will preach In the morning In Welsh f-r TlRST A large congregation greeted Frederick Vlnlng Fisher last Sunday when he delivered the first of the October series of addresses on "The War and He will continue the series tomorrow, speaking at 11 oclock upon "The War and What Will the War Do to Me? All seats are free and the public is cordially Invited. The many people who heard Fisher about the bay speaking for the War Service League will doubtless be glad of the opportunity to hear him agflln. BOY SCOUT SERVICE. At the Invitation of Troop ill. Bnv Peouts of America, connected with the Fniltvale Congregational church, Troop 4 will attend the morning service tomorrow.

All other scouts are cordially Invited. The tator. Rev Charles V. Clarke, will preach a sermon to the boys. Thursday evening the Guild will serve a dinner, after which a stereoptieon talk will Illustrate an American Industry that 1 trying to help the home keeper win the war, and a patriotic talk will be eiven.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST First Church, 17th and Franklin sts. (second Church, 34th and Elm one block east of Telegraph ave Third Church, Frultvaln Pythian Castle, 3256 E. 14th Fourth Church. 148 11th near Madison; Fifth Church, I. O.

O. F. Hall, E. 14rh st. and 92nd Sixth Church, 260 41st st 2 block east of Broadway; Seventh Church, Harrison boulevard, bet.

23rd and 24th sts. Subject tomorrow: VAre Sin, pisease and Death Real?" Sunday services at 11 a. Run-day-schools at 8:30 a. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 8 Sunday evening services at First, Second and Seventh churches at 8 o'clock Reading rooms open daily, excepting Sundays and holidays. Perry 414 13th from 9:30 a.

in to 8 p. excepting Wednesday, when they close at 7 p. m. open Sundays from 1 to 5 p. m.i First Church edifice, 12 to 4 p.

excepting holidays-Sixth Church edifice. 2 to 4:30 p. NEW THOUGHT CHURCH OF THE NEW CIVILIZATION, Mrs. Mary Ferrirer, leader, meet at 2208 Shat-tuck Berkeley Sun. services, 8 p.

subject: "The Life of Jesus." DIVINE SCIENCE First Divine Science Church STARR KINQ HALL, 14TH. CASTRO. Bunday morning, 11 a. m. Speaker, REV.

IDA B. ELLIOTT Subject: "THE BURE ROAD TO VICTORY." Wed. 8 o'clock. "POWER" L'NIVERSALIST. THE CHURCH OF THE UNIVERSAL CHRIST TRUE THOUGHT CENTER HOTEL OAKLAND ROSE ROOM BERNARD C.

RUGGLES, MINISTER 11 A. M. "God Sense" THE MESSAGE NOW NEEDED TR 'TIT SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 A. I Sunday, October 18, members of Oakland Council, -Knights of Columbus, will receive holy communion In at body at St Elizabeth's church In East Oakland. This annual event Has coma to be the principal feature in the affairs of the council andVo meifiber of 784 will voluntarily miss being those present on that day.

Oakland Council has always been proud of the splendid response 'made by Its members on annual communion day. This vear the event will have a special significance and prayers will be offered for the welfare and safe return of our troops. Archbishop Hanna, Adjutant General Borree of the United Statea army and Organist Host to Mills College Girls Students in the department of music at Mills College will be the guests of W. W. Carruth at his studio oiy Thlr-J teenfh avenue this evening.

Camtjth. Is professor of organ music at the college. During the evening a- group of Mine. Evelyn Stoppanl's vocal students at Mills will sing for the pleasure of the guests, among them being Misses Vera Blllhelmer, Kmlly Reese, Helen Rleh. tfterni-ce Tutt, Ruth Chambers, Lotta i Harris.

EMPIRICAL CHRISTIANITY. Corporal Harry H. Shone 14 the first of Plymouth's 112 men, represented Its service flag, to die in the wax. He was cited for bravery in action during the attack on SoUsons. Through exposure he caught a severe cold which developed Into pneumonia, from which he died September 21.

The Red Cross unit will turn out BOO surgical dressings during the coming week. The workers will meet lti Social hall every day from 9 to B. Dr. Kloss' sermon subjects for this Sunday are i Iklomlng, "To the Church; Forward! March!" Evening, "Your Worst Handicap." illustrated by a motion picture reel. The story of how a Kan Francisco boy overcame a terrible handicap in the struggle for existence.

PLYMOUTH NOTES. The fecial service class under "direction of Miss Annie Florence Brown was Inaugurated last Sunday with a large attendance. The study course for October covers the field of Amerioanlxatlnn. The class meets at 10 a. In the west transept of the church auditorium.

Miss Martha' Chickerlng, secretary of Immigration for Paciflo coast field of W'. C. and- Miss Cora R. Conk-lln, secretary, San Francisco International Institute, will open the discussion Sunday. CHRISTIANSEN'S FAREWELL.

Rev. A. Christiansen, who for the last two years hm been pastor of the Norwegian and Danish Methodist church at Twentieth and Han Pablo, preaches his farewell sermon tomorrow at 11 o'clock, at which time announcements will be made concerning the other services or the day. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF LATTER DAY -SAINTS. 16th and MAGNOLIA Preaching service at 11 ai m.

and 7: Sunday-school, Religio, prayer meeting Wednesday, J. W. pastor. All welcome. LATTER DAY SAINTS.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, LATTER BAT SAINTS, meets at Porter Hall, 1918 Grove St. Sunday-school, 10 a. m. morning service, 11:30 evening service. PRESBYTERIAN Brooklyn Church (PRESBYTERIAN) "The Church of the Friendly Folk" 12TH AVE.

AND E. 15TH ST. HOWARD I. KERR, D.D., Minister. I 9:45.

BIBLE SCHOOL. 11 A. M. The Church and the Nation's Need 19 Robert Rourke. violinist, will play.

Friendly visitation 2 to 6 p. m. 7:30 "Poet of Patriotism" Rupert Brooks erg and Martyrs of the New Democ racy, "A Tlenaiy Hair Hour, UxMON ST. PRESBYTERIAN "The Neighborly Church" UNION BET. ITII AND 10TH, Rev.

II. W. Tweedie, Pastor. 11 A. M.

"Praver and the Present World Crisis" 7:45 P. M. SPECIAL SERVICE "Our Women and the Kingdom" Speaker, Mrs. H. H.

Bell. Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m. ALL ARE WKT.COMR. uvxll-al.

11 Sams, (IMiui 1 Welsh service; 7:30, t'Jngitsn servic WELSH PRESBYTERIAN. Tvrr'T CTI Harrison at 18th, opp. Hotel WJLLO 11 Oakland: Rev. O. It.

Will- lurce. enthusiastic audience. In addl-1 a musical program will be renaerea bv talent from St Mary's college and St. uo parisn. MUDeri vumn is io be chairman of the evening.

Y. W. C. A. VESPER.

The Y. W. C. A. vesper service will be held Sunday afternoon at 8.30.

It will be an "Asllomar" meeting under the leadership of Miss ftvelyn Chasteen. uccess The evangelistic campaign at the First Christian church, Grand avenue ij rt otister street, cprwlte the Key linute Inn, has made a fine beginning, tifr 'having been 10 added 'to the this weefe. The e-niions of Rev. M. Howard Fa-ean are maaterpleces.

They are deer, cut. Everybody can get meanings '1 hev are illustrated by large Charts, 'iii ere also patriotic. r'aean Is a New Zexiander by birth, having heen a naturalised- ritiaen jit the Vnittd States for eight years. llis en-Ihiims'm for the Allied reuse doubly i-ti-nnc A few minutes eah evening devrttedo the Jjberty. H6nd drive.

The musif is a feature." Mrs. ntnrtng is attraoUpfe Th-r are r.v tervloes fftuurday, but SJiir.ci.tv 'is t'xpei'ttd to. a big day. o'clock theme iclH be "Watchers ST At the 'evening service tin- ct.iT;a-.l!st will discuss tne. question: vna not the Christ, Who Was The topic for Monday evening ill nn Lords Second Coming mreUngS" -wilt hot Interfere men's club dinner, Tuesday TV tr- ti.i cvt: ivs at but win make it a (rwift.

than usual get-together occa- Affr a short program at the. table. I he men will attend the church service In a bedv. PRESBYTERIAN ENDEAVORERS. Punday the nj.y elected offl- of i P.

C. of the First 1 Tcsbyltr-an church, Twenty-sixth and 'hroadwav, Oakland, will be installed. Thev are as follows: Klalne Feake; vIce-pres-Mt, 1 ranees- Kchaufler; second vice-jtrest'lent. Alan Mctvitrlck; secretary, 1'orothv Marvin; treasurer, Williams. The society still holds its social hour il at 5:30 p.

fur Xrlends and enlisted men. An nriortunitv is given every young man or WDncin without a church home sSi.a.'ited and welcomed into the fwietv: social hdtir.l's followed by the devotiinal meeting. Inspiring talks aid i.uo.1 mjbic are the features of this airrvie. Rev. K.

G. Murray, who left August 1, to give his services to the M. C. A. He is field secretary: for the Pacific coast and word -eennes frem the -north wet ef -the fine work he is doing with the boys in the spruce camps and the barracks at an- (- fhrlunlta knw.

ever, now Ho have the services of Mcleod, who has been appointed field secretary' for the church. He will work In the same way that Murray has been dcir.g. TWENTY-THIRD AVENUE. Sunday morning, tie v. John N.

Oarst, pastor of the Twenty-third Avenue liapiljjt church, will preach on the subject "God Care for Us," 1 The regular meetings of the senior and intermediate societies at fi.lS. In the evening, he will preach on the subject "The tvarlet t-etter on Her Uosom." The choir has beefi re-or-ganiied and will give a splendid program on Sunday evening. The aublect at the Wednesday even ing prayer meeting will be "The War j.d Our Church. What is tne reiavn of church to this war? is the present task of the church in the light of this war Aftc-V-war church activities. Friday evening at 8 m.

In the h-me of the pastor, 2430 Fast Twentieth street. Is to be a conference meeting which will vitally effect the welfare of the church. All the officers of the church and all the presidents and superintendent of the auxiliary organisations are invited and urged to be present. COLUMBUS DAY SERVICE. A patriotic service to give impulse to the l-lhenv Ixnan drive will be held at THhltjf chlireli.

Telegraph avenue and Twenty-ninth street on Sunday evening. October IS. The national hymns of the allied nations will be sung, as the flag of ea 'h nation i paraded in the church. After this there will be a I e-emonv of trooping colors, all grouped around the stars and h'trlpes, symbollo of "Columbia" as the refuge of all people seeking liberty. The congregation will Join In community singing of sev.

toI American patriotic songs. Mr. Roy Munseli, a four-yilnuie-msn, will make an appeal for the Fourth Liberty Ixmn It will be a ro.istng patriotic service, to ttliith ail are invited. DANISH NORWEGIAN. P.

Petersen, pastor of the First Danish Norweglun Baptist church, at Tvienty-fifth avenue end Bast Fourteenth street, will speak at 11 a. m. on "The Lord's Message to the Cnureh at Gardes." At 8 p. m. there will he a half-hour service, with special numbers, after which the pastor snesks on "Why Be a Christian Th Bible." There will be Kundav school at and B.

1. P. U. meeting at 7. There.

also a meeting at at the county BOULEVARD FORUM. PrrftSfyr W. W. the I'nl-verslty of California will he the Speaker at the Sundav evening forum of the Jiouieard Congregational His fcubieet will I "The Kffeet of the Wsr cm KduentJcn." The forum, a S'ih- etltute for the pulpit, I proving popular. The pet-pie are etith'uslastlc The ar.

rangemen' will be "ontlii.ied. the efrug t-t IkWp SO, 1 1 r. Aurolla hurdt, president of M'tlS college, li present the theme of "Russia" MLGRIM CONGREGATIONAL. Rerv. B.

C. Wadflell will be the speW fat the monrlpg worfliip the PllE.in; 'ongrepatlonal church at Blgbi avenue 'id Fifteenth street, wr.ere John W. Buckham is pastor. The voung meeting 1a Veld at 6:30 the ROMAN- CATHOLIC. i iwirnr'VirvvffcJf TOMORROW AO TO CT MADVIO i'lAI 1 A very special program nas oeen uncoin avenue, Aiameaa.

ned which will make the hour very i subject for Bunday next will be much worth while, The program, to follows Gilles, C. S. also from the Paullst i ciMircn oi new lorK. xne euojeci oi me morning sermon will be "The Lay Apos-tolate." The music of this mass will be rendered by St. Mary's conservatory choir, under the direction of Professor Norman P.

Wilkie, TJ. S. and Mrs. Florence Gregory. The music will, consist of Cary's mass In with Gounod's "Ave Verum" at the offertory.

Miss G. Irving Wilkie will sing Randegger's "Save Me, God!" One of the Paulist fathers will give the sermon at this mass, alBo. The 11 o'clock service will be offered as a sulemfr service for the 108 young men of the 'congregation who are represented on St Mary's service flag. At 4 o'clock there rill be apeclal St. Rita devotions, with a meditation: by the rector.

Rev. a P. Dempsey, and benediction. -j The evening service will commence at o'clock and will consist 6f. the answering of ciuestions from the query box anil a lecture bf one of the Paullst fathers on "The Uao, of Reason in Religion." The Paulist fathers Will' lecture at St.

Mary'a chufch on special topics of great interest tW Catholics and non-Catholics, for the next two weeks. These lectures are Intended to explain the doctrines of the Catholic churoh to all seekers of truth, and to answer In a kindly manner their difficulties. Questions relating to Catholic doctrine and practices may be placed in the box at t.ie door of the church. They will be answered on the following; evening or on any evening by special request. All Inquirers who desire to meet the missionaries personally may call at the rectory, 707 Jefferson street, from 30 to 11 a.

m. and 7 to 8 p. or at any hour by special appolntmept. The ushers will distribute gratis every evening to all non-Catholics present a copy of Father Conway's" "Question Box" and other pamphlets on the teachings of the church. The subjects and dates of the lectures' will be ns follows: i Sunday, October 13, 11 a.

p. m. Spirit of Lectures to Non-Catholics; p. Cornerstone of Christianity. Monday, October 14, p.

CornerHtone of Christianity. Tuesday, October 16, 8 p. m. Religion Without Church Membership. Wednesday, October 16, 8 p.

m. Confession of sins to a Priest. Thursday, October 17, 8 p. m. Divorce.

Friday, October 18, 8 p. The War, the Waterloo of Theories. Thursday, October 24, 8 p. Fern imam, or. tne oman yucsnon.

FridayXoctober 25, 8 p. m. The Church and Socialism. Sunday, October 27, 11 a. m.

Scandals In the Church; 8 p. m. Why I Am Catholic -V OOSPEL HALL. J. McClure will continue his pro-phetlo lectures at the New Gospel hall, Tne T'-ie Revised Roman EJmphre CBhe United States of Kurope), its voming ureal 'There are no collections taken.

Up. at these meetings. YOUNQ LADIES INSTITUTE, A whist party under the auspices ot Oakland T. L. No.

16. will be glveti at Knights of Columbus hall, Thursday! evening, October 24. The following committee is working hard for its suc cess; Misses Dalav Keller, Rose Hayes Ella Lenane, Delphlne Kenny, Marie Ol- sen. Rose Mary, Margaret uootey ana Anna May. NORWEGIAN FREE CHURCH, Rev.

O. O. FJkland, pastor of the Ebe-nczer Norwegian Free church, preached Sunday morning at 11 and In the evening at 7:45. Prayer meeting 1 held every Thursday evening at 8. All services are conducted In the Norwegian lnr'p-iinee.

Kvervbodv is welcome. NOON MEETINGS. NOON MEETINGS. Dally Inspiration for Busy People. Light on Life's Problems.

Bacon Washington, between 11th and 12th, room 314, 12 to 1 o'clock. GOSPEL AUDITORIUM. Gospel Auditorium 4'ND AND RICH STS. JU-CT OFF TELEGRAPH AVE. On Sunday at 7:45 P.

M. Evangelist II. Ironside Will Preach. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED BAPTIST Tenth Avenue Baptist COR. 10TH AVE.

AND R. 14TH, GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Minister. 11X11.

"EXPERIENCE" Being fhe first of a series of Sunday morning addresses on "The Empirical Approoach to Christian Teaching 7:45 "Salvation hy Elimination" ADVANCE" NOTICE. Next Sunday evanlng Charles Hutchlns will give his Illustrated lecture on "The Birds of the Bible" 23d AVE. BAPTIST 2Sd and E. 17th StreeL JOHN NEWTON GARHT, Minister. 1 11 A.

M. "God's Care for Us" 7:45 P. M. "The Scarlet Letter On Her Bonom" HEAR OUR FTNF1 CHORUS CHOIR. Music; "Asilomar, Its Spirit and in- i Head and the Jews BackXln Palestine, siiratlon," Miss Hazel Green; Aim a Passing Through the Great Trlbula-and Ideals of Our Work Here and Hons Under Him." All areXjnvlted to Tnerp." Miss Dutchess; TRe-! hear this most lnteresting lecture.

At Oakland's7 temple beautiful, the First Presbyterian church, Sunday evening, an unusually attractive service will be An Allied victory song service will be held at The victory songs of -the Civil War will be sung as well asthe great naLlonal airs of to dav. Clarence Kddy, organist, and the quartet will give a special program. Alme. Stella Jellica will sing the "Star-(Sptngled Banner" at the Allies' victory K.ivfa& urvt'a HhA will also slnsr 'Wfien to Americans Come Home," as an offertory solo. Rev.

Frank M. Sllsley, the pastor, will preach on "The City Woman's Conscience and Society Life." In this sermon he will explore a very Interesting" realm of city life and will give photographs of the varied types of the city woman's conscience. Does the city women a conscience sometimes involve her In trouble or extricate -her from trouble? Is the city woman today too fond of or too forbidding of popular sins? What kira of conscience should "FREEDOM AND FRIENDSHIP' IS WEEK'S THEME Sunday will be "Freedom and Friendship" day at the Brooklyn Presbyterian church, East Fifteenth street and Twelfth avenue. In the afternoon from 2 to 5 the church conducts Its second annual friendly visitation. A company of about KO -will go out two by two and call at all the homes of the parish.

The committee for this work will ba set apart at the morning service. Many will bring tJielr lunches and start directly from the church. This Is not a financial canvass, but what its name Implies, a friendly visitation. The, visitors will make then-reports at the friendly hour In 'connection with a brief evening service In honor of Rupert poet of patriotism, this meeting being the second in a series on "Makers and Martyrs of Democracy" At 11 o'clock a. m.

the pastor, Bev. H. I Kerr, will deliver a sermon on "The Church and the Nation," apropos to IJberty dav, the second of a series on "'The Church of Christ and the Times In." Robert Rourte, violinist, will play and Mrs. Marlon Brown will sing with a violin obllgato. "Mjr Reftjirei" by Whitney Coombs.

The church's program for the yesr Vas been outlined snd seven Ptmtmttwwr have beefT appoTfWd "BiT' education, evangelism, missions, finance, publicity, war work and community service. MEN'S DINNER AT TRINITY. There will be a dinner for mhn of Trinity parish at Trinity house, 525 Twenty-ninth street, at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. A few short speeches will be delivered presenting the matter of the stewardship drive which has been undertaken under the leadership of Bishop Nichols. The dinner will tie attended by men who ara Interested in making the support of the of the church a matter of conscience, and who are willing to make a house-to-house canvass of the parish to present this question to every individual The drive 48 to be held on November 3 and will be simultaneous throughout the whole dlocuae of California.

This men's dinner will be the first step In prepara tion for the drive. THE STEWARDSHIP DRIVE. The Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas, rector of Trinity parish, Is preaching a series 'of sermons' on Christian Stewardship at S-Jmlay morning services In, Trinity churtsh.

The second ot the series, entitled TThe Church and the World," will be preached Sunday, October 13. An abstract of these sermons is to be sent each week (o all the members of the parish. The drive Is planned, not to interfere with, but to assiMt the Liberty Loan campaign aa well as the coming campa pn for funds for the Red Cross, Y. M. C.

et HIGHSTREETXPRESBYTERIAN. Tomorrow Is ruliyN day in the Hlg.t Street Presbyterian church, with a special sermon tit II by Xhe pastor, Hev. 11, 11. Miller, I'h. D.

The rull of members will be called. Relatives or friends of men In the service will: answer to their names. At 7 p. m. the C.

E. rally will be held. Tlie president, Sam GuKter, will preside. The address will be gVen by Oliver McLean, an experienced V. K.

worker, who is now In the United States navv. At p. the pastor will, preach on 'Enlistment tor Sunday school rally will bo held week later at the Sunday school hour. BERKELEY NAZARENE. The-auditorium of the Berkeley Nax-Brene rflurrh at McKlnley avenue and Bancroft way, where Mrs.

Edmond J. Clinton ministers is being remodeled and the services are held In the lecture room'. But by a week from tomorrow lula. expected that the auditorium will be occupied again. Last Tuesday Mf.

and Mrs Clinton were given a reception at tne home of one of the farhlllea of the congregation- PATRIOTISM AT MELROSE. At 7:45 Sunday evening at the Melrose Baptist church, Forty-seventh avenue and Bond street, a patriotic program for the community will be given by the 'inklind War Service Iyague In the interest of the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. Pictures will' add to Interest of the occasion. In the morning the Hev II. D.

7immerman will, speak in M'rh-e 1 I'e" beVhany HALL. BETHANY HALL 1940 "3rd EAST OAKLAND. The Gospel of God's Peace will be PtH--h! In the above hall osj Sunday nest, at 7:45 p. m. Prayer nm Friday, I7tfi 'p.

ni. You are heartily Invited to attend Mr. W. Mr-Clare will -contln is Pn-pbetic lectures at the Gospel Hall, 10 -1 Uiic-o'n avenue. etubyect fcr I'll, lBt at 7 AK r.

")V lie'-iVed lioman Bmolre iTh-W I United States ot i-Juroee) lis Coming TO.iii.B, j-nieing jnrougn tliS Great Trltrihitlcr. urter 1 i i ii INTtRNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENT "A I xacue of ..,...7 4-" i ire 7 4 I lit HAM. Pd rrstV'n Sis. I Vil -cL 3 4 5, p. Blt) m.

Intfrnatiiinl Bililf- your fir-tid Seats flee SCIfNCK latlonships," Miss Myrl Kstelle Dale; "Breathe Me a Prayer, Oh. White Sand Dunes," Miss June Alexander. After the program, there will a social hour. All are cordially Invited to come. FIRST METHODIST.

Sunday morning at the First Methodist Kplscopal church at Broadway and Twenty-fourth street, Mlsa Martha iirummer, wno nas naa a remarKa-oie experience as a missionary to the people of her own race In Africa, will tell the intensely Interesting story of ler work and of the progress of Christianity upon he dark continent. In the evening, Dr. John Stephens, the pastor, will preach on "Bonds or Bondage? Or the Price of Liberty." There will community singing of patriotic songs, with special music by the large choir, under the direction of Bessie Beatty Roland, the organist. EIGHTH AVENUE METHODIST. Rev James Whitaker, pastor of the Eighth Avenue Methodist church, will preach at 11 on "Poor and Yet Rich," the second discourse on Christ's grtat utterances, The sacrament of the Ixfrd's supper will be administered.

At the theme will be "What Is the Sculv" Such themes are vital to us all, not skimming the snrfe.ee, but getting down to" the fundamentals of life. Whlt- l.er Is phc of the four minute men and 'nth service will give a sbort talk on the Tieccoitv cf b'tvlng more 'bemrls. METHODIST EPISCOPAL First Methodist Episcopal Church REV. JOHN STEPHENS, D.D., Pastor. 24TH AND BROADWAY.

11:00 A. Miss Martha Drummer on fl. "AFRICA" 7:30 P. if. 'BONDS OH BONDAGE?" The, Pastor will Panflotlc rnusle Large, vested, choir.

MrsT Bessie RentTv Roland, organist ALL lilXlME. Eighth' Ave. Church BTH AVE, AND E. 17TH. REV.

JAS. WHITAKER, Pastor, i A. M. I'Poor ami Yet RiHi" P. M.

What Is the Soul" ST. STEl'H st T. HENS. 13th cor. B.

88th T. A. Story, pastor Sundav- schotil, worship, 11 a. m. and SCANDINAVIAN E.

L-Lririjnnj NORWEGIAN-DANISH METHODIST CHUifH, 20th St. Services In our own language every Sunday, 11 a. 8 Young People's meet- Inr. 7 p. m.

CHRISTIAN "The ragans PRESBYTERIAN Evangelists mm CATHOLIC CHURCHj.1,r ttria Jim Uacit in I'al- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH th at Jeffer. t'm. ei i ces 'l 1. 11. IS'U.

Rvenlng 7 4f. o'cinck All fT. ri CathOl.C- Li.ui.ih., sve. mna nmKiwij' -MTvii 7, lu.JO 17: evening servi'-e, 7 45 o'tvo'k Jo-rywt arety Ixwtvt Priora Gofpcl Kooks and Tracts Wetern Hook Tract Co. 18'7 Teleorsph Oakland.

Csl, PSYCHO BIBLES BAPTIST. BROADWAY AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREET OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Oakland's Temple Beautiful FRANK I). Pastor. Will Treach 11:00 A. M.

"The' Divine. Masterpiece" 7:80 P. M. "The City Woman's Conscience and Society Life'V Town 'Talk "Will Uncle Sam Be Too Easy with the nun?" Mrnv Jellica, kfat prima donna, will iilng- "Wherf th American Coma Home." I Photographi of Oakland rity women. What does th city womsn'i conscience gay la wrong- today? '1 Is the city woman' conscience worse or much better than ten years ago? Vhst of the city woman'e conscience for fortune-Jellerat A fresh, lively, human aermon.

Clarence Eddy and the Quartet. ALLIES' VICTORy BONO SERVICE) Grand Ave. and Webster Street Every Evening Except Saturday 7:45 o'Clock Sunday Morning at I I vesM FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Telegraph Av. and Twenty-First Oakland F. NEWCOMB.

Acting Pastor. "Young People and the World-Crisis" Installation of fifflcers of" ths Intermediate B. V. Cc.ti.munlty Hlr.gtng. Dr.

C. W. BIUNSTAD and Mr. R. B.

GAYLORD will speak on "Tlie Wliat" and 4The How" of Chrlstaln Enlistment Week. MEN'S MAS8 MEETING AT 9:00 P. M. FIRST CHURCH OF l'SYCHO'-SCIFACK Charity Hall. Pythian Caatle, Hi 12th SI cor, of a.

ft Ben joes': Sunday Afternoon at 3 and I-eriltig at, FKI MAZZINIANA.VDA MAlli TlIKrtO VHl ctindui'l WELCOME EVERYBODY Afternin ulilect, "Mental Telepathy," continued. Lieting Th Unpublished Sermons of Jesua," ADMISSION 1 REE arwasy vsv ssy issr air lyyillUU.