Pastor Attacks Usury in Washington Sermon
Rev. John Van Schaick denounces loan companies as a pervasive evil in the capital, urges honest competition and the closing of usury shops, and promises a forthcoming investigation report. He cites Church of Our Father and calls for public sentiment to force reforms and support church aid alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Schdick
Congress
Lealnat
Mr. van Schalck
J. Campbell White
Ipstat
Mr. van Schaick
Missionary Crusade Plans Launched By Laymen
The Laymen's Movement of the MLC announces a September Washington campaign to boost world evangelization. J Campbell White cites rising giving and student mobilization, urging business leaders to fund missions as part of a broader push in major cities nationwide. The aim is to grow North American missionaries from 4,000 to 24,000 over ten years.
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New
Masonic ‘Temple
M. Ca
J. Campbell White
New York
MLC
Mr. White
White
United States
Canada
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
John B. Sloman, Jr
Boxton
W. Woodward
Sleman
North America
Laymen's Federation
Taft
Carnegie Hall
Thought Shapes Life Says Rev Dr Shannon Sermon
The Rev Dr John Reed Shannon of the Metropolitan Church declares new year sermons urging youth that thoughts are the rudder of life. He says inner thoughts govern character, morals, and health, comparing thoughts to a ship’s interior keeping it from sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed Shannon
Metropolitan Ale
Ralrack
Bruner Declines Durham Call Remains at Fifth Baptist
The Rev. Dr. Weston Bruner of the Fifth Baptist Church announced to his congregation that he will not accept the call to the First Baptist Church in Durham North Carolina. He cited a minister's right to decent living and said salary is not the sole motive in call decisions noting that he has received several higher offers but will stay in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Durham, N.C
Weston Bruner
Durham
N. C
Bruner
Fifth Baptist Church
Drs Bruner
Baptist Church
XN. c
Durham Church
Hannathon
Egypt
Christ
Palestine
Syria
Darius -the-Mede
Daniel
Habylon
Cyrus
Lectures on Sociology Begin by Rev Frank Sewall
A series on Christian Economies opened last night at the Church of the New Jerusalem with Rev Frank Sewall delivering an introductory lecture. The program lists speakers from Cincinnati Baltimore Brockton Providence Cambridge and New York, forming a national church course with wide scope and multiple urban participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sewall
Church of the New Jerusalem
Sewall
L. G. Hoeck
Cincinnati
Arthur Mercer
Baltmore
Paul Sperry
Brockton
Mass
Hiram Yroonan
Providence
R. 1
Charles W. Harvey
Cambridge
Julian K. Smyth
New York City
National Church
City Bulletins from Street Car Accident to Robbery
Street car strike at Seventeenth and Pennsylvania leaves James M. Tibbs 18 with a mild brain concussion. Walter Sewell, 40, reports being held up by two armed men near Garfield park. Aged negro Charley C Smithy burned in home at 487 School street southwest. condition not serious. Also notices for shorthand classes and local business promotions appear among the city bulletins.
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James M. Tibbs
Ward Place
Imergency Hospital
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Drillers
New York Avenue
Lynn Haven Bays
Phila
Oyster and Chop House
Walter Sewell
Ti¢th
Garfield Park
Charley C
School Street
Solemn High Mass at Sacred Heart Church
A solemn high mass was observed yesterday at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church starting at 11 o'clock. The Rev. James F. McGee delivered the sermon. Music by Emile Rarst and a 35-voice chorus accompanied solos by Miss Latthney, Miss Sweeney, and Miss Callan among others.
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Sacred Heart
James F. McGee
Emile
Rarst
Mabel C. Lattimer
Mark Landshure
Alice M. Hverman
Russia
Adam
Noel
William M. Kimball
Milas Margaret
Sweenes
Karat
Misa Latthney
Miss Sweeney
Guida
Callan
E. Gami
Discoveries Centerd Study of Biblical History Claims
A fragmented exploration argues that biblical events align with natural forces and historical findings. It cites earthquakes, winds, and ancient tablets to support Genesis and Amraphel era connections, asserting modern geology and archaeology confirm Old Testament narratives.
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Boday Orrab
Cragsin
Heerdiian
Joshua
Jericho -Are-Ealig
Valley of the Jordan
Dead Sea
Red Sea
Genesisiv
Amraphel
Babylonia
Palestine
Abraham
Euphrates Valley
Hammiutabi
Temperance Leader Details League Plans and Proposals
The Rev P A Baker superintendent of the Antisaloon League of America spoke in this city to outline a nationwide campaign. He announced plans to inaugurate a District drive with two expert superintendents and pledged efforts to close thousands of liquor shops, citing reports of saloon closures in other states and projecting 15,000 to 20,000 closures this year.
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Baker
Antisaloon League of America
Columbus
Ghig
League
Trinity Methodist’ Pipal Church
Uyé
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Saks & Company
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Potomac
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Barber & Ross
Uneeda
Keeley
North Capitol
Lowkere Niga
Kuppesheil Manhattan Shirt
Clio Sale
T& Mea Roiner
BA. Ave
Churor
Tts
Jesus
Bt. Bartholomew's Church
Society For Savings
Plan Missionary Crusade
Man
Miracle Worker
Dr. Shannon
Clegyman
Len
All At
City Bulletins
Wilbur
U.S. Mail
J.T. D. Pylew
Chas
F. Donnebere
Coldenstroth
Pa. Ave
Ave
Henrich
Heer
C. A. Muddimiad & Co
Shrine of Sacred Heart Church
Thengineiel
Hurpan
Spence
Supt. Baker
Antisaloon League
Fates
A. Lehman & Co. Stele
Coats
Last
Heatter
Bartge
Goyufort
Humphrey
Ranger
Washington Gas Appliance Co
N. W
Georges & Son, Inc
Ward F Street
Vrandle
HiaHiAns
Shel Thal
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
le Highllands
Capsie Soilatance Trois Las Buppet Leis
Ste
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Chapin St. Nw
American Realty Co
11Th St. N. W
Euronomy Co-Operative Society
Ysters Direct
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The
Nomini Oyster Co
St. S. W
Hudson
Penna. Ave
Andrews
R. P. Andrews Paper CO
Suuth
la. Ave
Lansburgh Furniture Co
Inter-Osean Building
Ninth Street
Burchell
the Post
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