Vatican Plain Chant Edition Prompts Catholic Church Music Change
The Vatican issues the plain chant collection edited by Perosi as the Holy See's musical directive. Washington churches show slow movement toward male choirs as Holy Trinity Georgetown already prepares, while Immaculate Conception and St. Matthew's plan gradual adoption amid scarce boy singers.
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Vatican
Perosi
Liszt
Holy Father
Monte Cassino
Washington
Pius X
Holy Trinity
Georgetown
Immaculate Conception
St. Matthew's
Immaculate Conception Church
Harry Wheaton Howard
St. Matthews
Jennie Jehnan
Anton Glovtzner
Pest
Memory of Dr Rankin Memorial Service at First Congregational Church
A joint memorial service for Rev. Dr. J. E. Rankin was held at the First Congregational Church with Rev. Dr. S. M. Newman Gen O O Howard and Howard University faculty among speakers. The choir sang Rankin’s hymn God Be with You Til We Meet Again and the benediction followed by Newtonville funeral for former Gov Claffin with notable attendees.
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First Congregational Church
Howard University
J. EB. Rankin
S. M. Newman
O. O. Howard
Rankin
Tennis S. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
John Gordon
Robert Reyburn
Clark
Claffin
Newton
Mass
Jan
William Claffin
Newtonville Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L. Squire
Willard F. Malalleu
Borden Bowne
William L. Douglas
John D. Long
J. Q. A. Brackett
John L. Bates
Newton Cemetery
South Carolina College
Columbia
D. C
J. William Flinn
John A. Rice
D. D
Montgomery
Ala
Andrew V. V. Raymond
Union University
New York
Franklin Carter
Williams College
Massachusetts
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Electric Bitters Promise Brain and Body Power
A vintage advert claims Electric Bitters grant a keen mind and vigorous body, offering satisfaction or payment refund. The claim targets general well being and productivity, urging readers to try the tonic with a 60 cent price at all druggists.
Sermon Advocates Peace and Christ as World Cure
Rev. George P. Wilson of the Assembly's Presbyterian Church preached on Peace and War denouncing oppression of weaker races by world powers. He warned of internal war in America and urged faith in Jesus Christ as the only sure path to world peace, calling missionary work the cure for racial exploitation. He condemned writers who claim war as history and said God must have a place in history.
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Wilson
George P. Wilson
D. D
Assembly’s
Presbyterian Church
Fifth
I Streets
America
Jesus Christ
Zachariah
Temptation discussed at Lafayette YMCA meeting
The YMCA held a large gathering at the Lafayette Theatre with Rev. Dr Curtis Lee Laws of Baltimore delivering the address on Temptation. Prominent pastors attended and the Marine Band played as Hyjami announced his return to Japan. The program included solos by John A Finnegan and performances by the Daily Quartet and Coleridge-Taylor Choir.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Lafayette Theater
Curtis Lee Laws
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
J.J. Muir
Temple Baptist Church
Weston Brunet
Fifth Baptist Church
Hyjami
Japan
Manchuria
Pierce
United States Marine Band
Israel
Faure
John A. Finnegan
St. Aloysius’ Church
Daily Quartet
Buffalo
Gounod
Nazareth
and Sullivan
Gladsome Light
Metropolitan A. M. BE. Church
John T. Layton
Coleridge-Taylor Choral Society
Lawe
Laws
Port Arthur Lesson Fight Echoes In A Sermon
Rev. Dr. C Earnest Smith at St Thomas Episcopal Church urges Christians to defend their souls as nations fought at Port Arthur. He framing war as divine test, praising Stoessel and Nogi, condemning civilians, and urging courage to battle the world flesh and devil within. He compares Port Arthur siege to a modern Marathon and calls each person to defend their Port Arthur.
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Smith
Japan
Russia
Port Arthur
C. Earnest Smith
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Jonathan
Tokyo
Daughters of
Nippon
China
Charles Martel
Rome
Warsaw
Saul
Gen. Stoessel
Gen
Nogi
Farewell to Ensign Roper at Salvation Army services
Special Services at Salvation Army Headquarters honored Ensign Frank Jr. Roper and Mrs. Roeper after twenty months in charge of the Washington city headquarters. Commissioner Macfarland praised their relief and uplifting work, noting their humble beginnings and lasting impact. Capt. J. Nathan and Capt. Brookman spoke of transitions as command passes to Brookman and Mrs. Brookman next Wednesday.
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Frank Jr. Roper
Roeper
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert L. Fletcher
Army
Macfarland
Ensign
J. Nathan
Mnesign
Roper
Washington
Tegret
Nathan
Brookmen
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