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Thi» hae been a memorable week in the religious life of Indianapolis. The coal strike, the peace treaty and the high cost of living have not been the only topics discussed on our streets. The subject of RELIGION has had a large place in the minds of hundreds of Indianapolis people. The Seventh Simultaneous * Evangelistic Campaign of the churches is being held and in many churches over the city the Gospel of LOVE and TRUTH and LIFE is being proclaimed every night to thousands of eager listeners. The outstanding point of interest, however, has been the Noon Gospel Meetings at Keith’s Theater and the meetings in the First Baptist Church at night. More than a thousand people have been hearing Dr. Campbell Morgan in Keith's Theater every day during the week and as many more at the First Baptist Church each evening. Why this great crowd of people at a busy noon hour? Because a matchless preacher is preaching every da-y a matchless Gospel in a fashion which is gripping the hearts of men. Indianapolis believes in RELIGION, and for this reason the churches and the theater are filled with earnest men and women.

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T. j/NlcCONNELL. Bishop AtcConneil. of Denver, will speak at tWs Meridian Street M. E. church, Sunday evening, as the third In the series of speakers brought to ths church by the Meridian forum. subject will be ’Mexico" and a# his episcopal area includes Mexico, an authoritative statement of conditions In that country is exfsctod. Bishop MeConneli Is a former president of DePauw university. He will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs, Frank B*, Wynn during his stay in Indianapolis, jpr. Wynn is president of the DePauw Alumni Association Indianapolis. FOB THE WEAR EAST Ask Indiana Pastors rial Sermons. churches in the state to emphasize the Ion In Armenia and countries of the near by the world war s of ths Turks.i services on Thanksgiving j’s* Is no appeal that needs to more strength on ^ ^ .. than the condition people of Armenia.” said John Indiana chairman of the All contrithe Thanksbe forwarded C. Day, treasurer at Indiana rs, 401 City Trust bulldA state conference in the inof the near east sltustion Is for November 29 for men and women who Armenian situation will story.\ v for Soldier*. Rev. Philip L. Frick will adthe soldiers at Ft. Benjamin Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at lers* service club. Franklin will sing, accompanied by Mrs Alonzo Walker. Mrs. Walker will play a solo. The war camp community service has planned to hold these meetings weekly at the army post.

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Special Meeting Postponed. The Rev. Philip L. Friclt, president of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association, announced today that a special meeting of the association which was to have been held at 2 p. m., Monday, to consider the rejection of the peace treaty by the pnlted States senate, has been indefinitely postponed.

Indianapolis has heard many great orators no man has surpassed the eloquence and

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in her time, but and power of Dr. G. Campbell

Here are his evening subjects for next week: Monday—“THE ETHIC AND EVANGEL OF CHRIST.” Tuesday—“THE SEVERITY OF CHRIST AND THE REASON FOR IT.” Wednesday—“THE CENTRAL CALL OF CHRIST TO MEN; THE FUNDAMENTAL NOTES.” Thursday—“THE CENTRAL CALL OF CHRIST TO MEN; THE IMMEDIATE APPEAL.” Friday—“THE SUPERLATIVE CLAIMS OF CHRIST.” The themes at Keith’s theater each day next week will deal directly with the religious life of men. All these meetings supply a chance to every man and woman who believes in doing and standing by worth while things. - Here’s a chance for the man or woman who" have said that the church is ineffective. The church needs virile, red-blooded men to help apply'Christianity to the every day problems of life. Here’s a change for the man and the woman who believe that the poor and unfortunate are entitled to the help of the strong. Here’s a chance for the Church to go out into the city and invite into its fellowship the men and women who hunger for friendship and another chance in life.

Tomorrow would be a good day to begin a new career. You are invited to come.

The Church Federation of Indianapolis

Thos. C. Day, Pres.

Office, Y. M. C. A. Bldg.

M. C. Pearson, Elec. Sec.

CHURCH NOTES

There will be a preaching service at Maywood M. E. church Sunday

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The Rev. H H. Sheldon will preach

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Wesley Chapel M. E. church. The Christian Ministers' Associa-

tion will meet Monday morning at 10:30. C. 1* Pyatt will read a paper.

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the pastor. Dr. O. W. Flfer. will preach at 10:45 a. m. an “The Little Giant*.” and 7:30 p. m. on “Can You

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A song service will be held at Hillside Christian church Sunday evening. There will be a short talk by the Rev. C. E. Oldham, pastor. Mrs. Roy E, Turner is director’of the choir. The Rev. Frederick E. Taylor will preach at the Fifst Baptist church Sunday monting on "Is Jesus Christ Real to You?” Dr. G. Campbell Morgan wlll*preach In the evening. The Rev. R. H. Benting. pastor of St. Mark’s English Lutheran church, will speak on “Unity” at 10:45. The missionary societies will give a special program at the evening service. The Rev. D. W. Nichols, pastor of Hall Place Methodist church, will speak in the morning on The Noblest Work of God.* and in the evening on “What Wilt Thou Have Me to Do?” The Royal Purple" and “A Search- » '£9«**V|-}QgJ: $-1 AMt 1 ” wvrfUl t V> c* m rt T* IT I H C*

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c , past list church. | The Rev. W. B. Fariner, pastor of Broadway M. E. church, will speak Sunday evening on "Life’s Great Adventure.” His morning topic will be “Face About.” Communion services will be held at East Tenth M. El church tomorrow morning at 10:45. The theme at the evening service will be "The Divine Right of God.” . The Rev. M. E. Runden, pastor of the Seventh Presbyterian church, will preach in the morning on “Under the Yoke,” and in the evening on “The £ew Righteousnoes” At King Avenue M. E. church the

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The Rev.* J. D. Forward, pastor of W'oodruff Place Baptist church, will

The Rev. C. I* Griffith, pastor of Blaine Avenue M. E. church, will preach tomorrow morning on “The Spirit of Gratitude” and In the evening oh "The Judgment of God,” The Rev. C- O. Webber, pastor of College Avenue Moravian Episcopal church, will preach tomorrow morning on *‘A Race All Must Run.” and In the evening on “Religious Patchwork.” ~ At First English Lutheran church, the Rev. John Eller, of Altoona, Pa.. will preach In the morning. The Missionary Society will have charge of a public thank offering service in the evening. The %Rev. W. L. Ewing, pastor of Irvington M. E. church will preach tomorrow morning on “Glimpses of the Kingdom—Our Investment.” and in the evening on “A Business Man’s Religion.” Tomorrow morning a Thanksgiving service will be held at the Memorial Baptist church, with a special sermon by the pastor. In the evening/ his subject will be, “Citizenship in the Kingdom of God.” The Rev. Edward Haines Kistler will preach tomorrow at 11 o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian 'church on the meaning of prayer “In His Name.” and in the evening at 7:45 on “A Good Fellow—Meaning Bad.” “An Ancient Stpry of a Modern Crisis” will be the subject of the Rev. W. O./Triieblood’s sermon at the First FriendF church tomorrow morning. There will be no midweek meeting at thi*. church. “Thank God for America” will be the topic of the Rev. Lucius R. Paige at the Central Universalist church Sunday morning at 10:45. The choir will be heard in an anthem by Geibel. “Give Ye Thanks.” The annual thank offering service of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Edwin Ray M. E. church will be held Sunday morning at 10:45. Dr. F. A. Steele, pastor, will speak at

that hour on “Christian Americanisation.” Special music will be provided. The pastor will speak at the evening service at 7:45 on the theme. “The Conquering Christ.” The Eighth Christian church is continuing Its evangelistic campaign. The Rev. D. U Milligan, pastor, will preach Sunday morning on “The Spiritual Temple.” and in the evening on “The Revelation of a Lie.” Evangelist meetings continue at tne Mansur Park Methodist Protestant churdh. There will be three services Sunday. The Rev. Jesse MacPherson will preach during the morning and evening itervieea. At All Souls Unitarian church Sunday morning the Rev, Frank S. C. Wicks, D. D., will have for his subject “The Moral Teachings of George Eliot.” The service Is in celebration of the George Eliot centenary. The motion picture. “Seasons of Childhood.” in which Mary McAllister appears, will be shown at First Congregational church tomorrow night. The Rev. George Savary. pastor, will preach a sermon in connection with the picture.

Sunday morning at 9:30. The topic of the morning sermon will be. “The Reunion With God.” The evening topic will be “The Vital Touch.” The Rev. C. J. Fox, evangelist, will speak at Brookslde Park U. B. church tomorrow morning on “What God Expects of You.” At 3 p. m. he will preach a sermon for men only on “The Sins of Men.” His evening topic will be “The Second Coming of Christ." Tomorrow will be observed as Thanksgiving Sunday in the Second Presbyterian church, the morning sermon by Dr. Odell being on "A

“Divine Resources for Our After-the-War Tasks” will be the subject of Dr. M. L. Haines at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Alvah J. Rucker will lead the Christian Endeavor services at 6:45 p. m. The subject is: “How Shall Americans Keep This Thanksgiving?” The Rev. P. W. Corya, pastor of Fletcher Place M. E. church, will preach the second sermon on “The Returned Answer” tomorrow morning, and will speak in the evening on

<TT^.. What , a, ? d Wfcy of Revivals.” Special revival services will begin Sunday and continue for a week ? i * t ’ p* st ° r of St. Paul M. E. church, will preach tomorrow morning on ’The Gospel of ln the evening What^Ntould Jesus Do?” The

One of the special features of the evening meeting at the Third Christian church will be talk by Mrs. A K. der the direction of the Girls’ FederaU? n * the morning the Rev. T. , ^r* ft ° n v pastor, will speak on The Sin of Ingratitude.” . At St. Paul’s Episcopal church Dr. J* TOwn Jfeach Sunday , Son l e , Modern Substltutes for Qod, » n d in the evening on h ^L*** 1 ^ J ro , m the House of fr 1 r h thi„oM The inspirational speak- " at & n L wl ^ e campaign in the W ‘J i A® Mr8 * S - E Perkins. SFTh. chureh ' won,,n ” » uxlli * ry ginning Sunday evening and continul* 1 * three weeks. The Rev. D. I* Andrews, the new ™ * charge of the ser his father. Georgi _ __ _ singing evangelist. There wiir be Preaching each night. The Sunday jjjht^toplc wni be “Sins Which Cruci‘Th* Seven Wonders of the World” will be the .subject of the Rev. Allan ®* PhJlPUtt 8 sermon at the Central Christian church tomorrow evening:. His morning subject will be, “The Supreme Question.” Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock sixty teams of two men each will go from the church to make an every-member canvass of the congregation for the financial budget for 1920,. including both current expense and missionary ofterIngs. The members have been requested to remain at home to receive them. Evangelistic meetings will be conn«?vt ed a,k Christian church S-d each' nlghV fn and l n " P .r "opIo’TlV, 11 ^ A Lover s Greatest Gift.” The topics for the week will be as follows:

Tuesday. “Your Secret Sins,” and the \ picture, "What Shall It Profit a Man”; MTednesday, "A Fatal Choice,’ and the picture, “The Great Physician”; Thursday. "The Verdict is Guilty,” and the picture, “The Lesson > of the Flames”; Friday. “Life’s Pay Day.” and the picture, “The Market Price of Love.” UNION MICESi BE HELD THANKSGIVING

NINE CHURCHES TO MEET AT THIRD CHRISTIAN.

FIVE AT KEITH’S THEATER

The usual union church services will be held on Thanksgiving this year. Nine churches will unite in the morning service at the Third Christian church at 10:30 o’clock, when the Rev.eGeorge Savary. pastor of the First Congregational church, will preach. The churches are: First Presbyterian, First -Congregational. First .Friends, Central Universalist, Fourth Presbyterian, First Lutheran, Tabernacle Presbyterian, Memorial Presbyterian and Third Christian. The congregations of Meridian Street M. E-. Second Presbyterian. Central Christian, Roberts Park M. E. and First Baptist churches will unite in a meeting at Keith’s theater Thursday morning at 10:30 o’clock, to hear a sermon by Dr. «. Campbell Morgan. Special music will be provided .by a mixed quartet from the Central Christian and Roberts Park M. E. churchbs. The Rev, Philip L. Frick will read the Scripture; the Rev. Frederick E. Taylor will read the President's proclamation; the Rev. O. D. Odell will offer prayer and the Rev. George Smith will give the benediction.

CMPERATIONISASI FOR STATE CONFERENCE

THE INTERCHURCH MOVEMENT MEETING OPENS DEC. 3.

SESSIONS OPEN TO PUBLIC

SOCIAL SIDE OF CHURCHES The Mothers' Jewels of Capitol avenue M. E. church will hold a semi-annual party and mite box opening at the church Tuesday at 7:3«. The children will give a program, including a playlet. “Old and Modern Mother Goose.” Helen Harrison, harpist, and Jean and Virginia Davidson, violinist and pianist, will play. Bertram Day will deliver an illustrated lecture at Roberts Park M. K, church on Tuesday evening, December 2. on the subject. ’^The Secret of Character Building.” The lecture will under the auspices of the Philathea class of the church, of which Mr. Dgy is the teacher. The offering to be taken wllkbe used toward the support of a native student in Java. A cafeteria dinner for members and friends of All Souls Unitarian church will be given Wednesday at 6:30 at the church, followed by dancing and games for the young people. The regular meeting of the discussion group will be held that evening, when John F. White will report the proceedings of a public ownership conference at Chicago. The young folks of the church will give a subscription dance in the social room Friday evening.

Mrs. Emily Dill Dead. [Special to The Indlanapolie News] RICHMOND, Ind., November 22-Mrs. Kmily Dill, age seventy-seven, widow of Matthew H. Dill, died M her home here today. Two sons, Howard A. Dill and William R. Dill, of Richmond, survive. Mrs. James D. Stanley, of Indianapolis, is a sister. Owes *1.439.20 s Has Nothlnx. Charles Walters, a farmer living In Perry township, Tippecanoe county, has filed a voluntary petition In bankruptcy In the federal court in which he Hats his debts as amounting to 11,499.24 and his assets at nothing.

Letters have been sent to the pastors of all Protestant churches In Indianapolis by Dr. Don D. TulUt. acting field secretary of Uie Interchurch World Movement for Indiana, asking their co-operation in making thoroughly successful the conference of county church workers of the state, to be held at the Second Presbyterian church in Indianapolis, December 3-5. The pastors are asked to announce to their congregations tomorrow that the sessions of the conference will be open to the public. Although the program for the conference has not been completed, it Is announced that leaders of national reputation will speak, taking up the alms of the movement and explaining the program. Many church leaders of Indiana will attend the conference. Similar conferences have been or will be held in all other states. The interchurch movement plans to provide an organisation through which the Protestant churches in North America can co-operate to their mutual advantage. A program containing five sections has been offered, and the conference in this city la the first step toward the accom plishtnent of the program in this state. Leaders will be appointed for all counties from those who receive training at the coming conference. TO HOLD DAY OF SORROW.

Jews to Close Drive Mosdsy for Money tor *13.000,000 Relief Fas*. NEW YORK. November 22.-—Jews of this country, and especially Jews of New York, will observe Monday as a day of sorrow, and In several cities will have .parades not unlike funeral

processions, followed by memorial meetings, with addresses ah'! money gifts for sufferers. There T'Odll be closed on that day a drive for $lJl€06, 000 for Jewish relief. v v* The occasion is the,well authent. _ cated report t'hat 100.006 Jews have 1 been murdered In pogroms that started in Poland and extended to southern Russia. Apart from reports to Jews, murders of Jews are reported by Christian missionaries and Y. M. C. A. workers Just returned from there. Private letters are reaching American Jews telling of the murders. According to evidence that can not be gainsaid, it would seem that the murders In the Ukraine have been such as to put to blush all known murders of modern times. T’urks seem not to have been so unfeeling in dealing with Armenians. Simply race hatred Is all that is* known to have beep behind the pogroms. In New York, 1,500 organizations will have part In the public expressions of sorrow. - BIG CROWD AT TABERNACLE Newsboy*’ Band Play* a# Weal Side Revival Services. One of the largest, crowds that ever I assembled on the west side attended the services in the West Side Tabernacle. West Washington street and Belleview place. Friday night. Mrs. Daisy Douglass Barr spoke and the Indianapolis News Newsboys’ Band provided a thirty-minute concert. The total number of converts In the revival is about 400. During the last week Mrs. Barr has spoken at the C., I. & W. shops, the J. D. Adams & Co. and the Chandler & Taylor Co. plants, in addition to the regular services. Mrs. Barr will deliver her third address for men only at 3 p. m. Sunday. The meetings will continue for three weeks longer.

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Presbyterian. * WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN State and Sturm aves. REV. H. T. GRAHAM, PASTOR Morning Service at iL, Subject: ”THE NEED OF THE HOUR.” Evening -Serv ice, 7:45. , “Whe* Evening Shadows Fall.” Sunday aebool, 9:00 a. ra. Prayer meeting. Thursday; t p. m. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. Meridian Heights Presbyterian FORTY-SEVENTH AND PARK AVE. Bible School 9:90. ’ Morning Service 11:00. REV. RALPH CUMMINS Synodical secretary for Industrial and Immi-

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SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN Elm and McCarty. M. E. RUNDEN, PASTOR Sunday School. 9:90. Morning service, 10:45. “UNDER THE YOKE.” C. E., «:«. Evening aervlce, 7:45. ' “The New Righteousness.” Good music by chorus choir.

Troub Memorial Church The REV. JOHN^V^AfiMSTRONO. Pastor. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:» A M. Meriting worship, 11. Sermon “THANKSGIVING.” THE TENTH MAN.”

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Halted Presbyterian. First United Presbyterian Bible school. 9:90 a. m. Morning worship, iptible Inheritance.” service, 7:46. Staff.” Rev. Stanley H.

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ng worship, ?:»&. Subject, curable Disease Cured.” 1:16 a. w. Hp, m. BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont. Dr. Frederick E. Taylor, Pastor Bible school, 9^9; naming worship. U. Sermon by Dr. Taylor: “Is Jesus Christ Real to You?” 15. Y. P. U.. 6:». Evening worship. 7:45.

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Dr. G. Campbell Morgan will preach Midweek prayer service. Thursday. 7:45.

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Free Methodist.

Methodist Church—Pershing ave. \ F. W. Johnson, pastor. »;S9; class meeting. K>,». and 7:30. Revival services during week except SaturW. H. Haynes, of Clay City,

Ind. West Indianapolis car to Pershing,

Walk One block north.

Twelfth and Tecum

First Free Methodist-

J. B. Luts, pastor. Sunday school. 9:30. ting, 10:39. Evangelistic sermon at 7:30. by T. H. Duvall, the Barber Evangelist of

Terre Haute.

Woodworth Etter Mission

Sunday JO a. m.; 2:» and 7;» p. m. The rick are healed and the poor have the Gospel preached unto them. West Indianapolis car to Belmont and Howard streets.

Methodist Kplseepat. CENTRAL AVENUE Twelfth and Central. D|R. 0. W. FIFER, Pastor. 10:45 a. m. “THE LITTLE GIANTS” , Fathers’, Motners’ and Children’s Service. 7:45 p. m. “CAN YOU SEE BEYOND THE STARS?” • 6:30 p. m. YOUNG PEOPLE’S HOUR Address by Prof. W. M. Hudson. 9:15 a. m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Teachers’ Training Class Begins, Led by Clinton H. Givan.

MERIDIAN FORUM Sunday evening, 7:45. Speaker. BISHOP F. J. McCONNELL Subject; “MEXICO.” The public cordially invited to hear this distinguished speaker. Questions after his address. Concert upon great Echo Organ, 7:30 to 7:45. Doors open 7 o’cfcefc. Meridian St. Methodist Church (Opposite new library, St! Clair at.) DR. PHILIP L. FRICK, PASTOR 9.45 a. m., Bible school: expert teachers. 10:45 a. m.. Thanksgiving message by Dr. Frick: “Confidence in the Constructive Forces of the Nation.” Make it a real Thanksgiving Sunday by going to church to praise and worship God.

Methodist Episcopal. - EDWIN RAY laurel and Woodlawn ave. Dr. F. A. Steele, Pastor. Res., 1018 Laurel. Phone, Prospect 158. Sermon. 10:45 a. m. “Christian Americanization.” (W. H. M. S. Thank Offering Service). Sermon. 7:46. “The Conquering'Christ.”

MAPLE ROAD

Illinois si, and | Maple Road blvd. Dr, John 'H. Doddridge, Pastor

Sermon, 10:45 a. m.

“A Spiritual Invoice.”

Sermon. 7:45 p. jn.

“Weighed and Found Wanting.” A hearty welcome to all.

Blast Tenth Street

Corner E. Thirtieth and Keystone ave. A PROSPEROUS CHURCH IN A PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY. George S. Hennlnger. minister. 2323 E. Tenth st. Woodruff 2885. Sunday school, 9:J0‘. Holy Communion service, 10:46. Senior League and class meeting, 6:30. Preaching, 7:45 p. pi-

COME EARLY

A Great Thanksgiving CONVENTION At MERRITT PL. M. E. CHURCH Beginning Monday Night, November 24th, Under the Auspices the INDIANAPOLIS HOLINESS PREACHERS ASSOCIATION REV. CHAS. L. SLATER, of Bethany, Okla., Evangelist Two Services Daily, 2:30, 7:30. A great mass meeting Thanksgiving Afternoon. Don’t Miss This Feast.

Christian Science. First Church of Christ, Scientist—Meridian and Twentieth sts. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms at 806 Kahn bldg., are open daily, except Sunday, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., and Wednesday, when they close at

6 p. m.

Second Church of Christ, Scientist—Delaware and Twelfth sts. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school, first ssetion 9:90 a. m„ second section 11 a. ra. Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading rooms. 611 Odd Fellow building, are open daily from 9 a, ra. to 9 p. m., except Wednesday, when ths rooms are closed at 5 p. m.. and Sunday, when open from 2 to 5

Third Church of Christ, Scientist—33.50 Washington blvd. Sunday services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday school, 9:15 a. m. Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting at 8 o’clock. Reading room at 206 E. Thirty-fourth st.. open from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m., except Wednesday. when it closes at 7:99 p. m. Sundays, from S to 5 p. m.

ROBERTS PARK METHODIST CHURCH Delaware and Vermont Sts. (Downtown) REV. GEO. M. SMITH, D. D., Pastor Class meeting. 8:45 a. ra. Sunday School, 9:45 a. ra. Preaching services. 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning Topic: “SOUL TELEPATHY.” Evening Topic: ‘A DRAMA IN THREE SCENES.” Music by Quartet and Chorus. Your Are Cordially Invited.

BROADWAY Twenty-second and Broadway. W. B. FARMER, Minister 9:19. everybody’s Sunday school. 19:49. worship and sermon: “FACE ABOUT.” 7:46. evening worship: “LIFE’S GREAT ADVENTURES” Rest, inspiration, comfort, power, edifiestion, fellowship for YOU here.

Friends. FIRST FRIENDS CHURCH Alabama and Thirteenth sts. ^ W. O. TRUEBLOOD, Minister 9:30, Sunday School Full classes, capable teachers, fine fellowship. H. W. Carey. Superintendent. 10:45 Meeting for Worship Sermon by Pastor. “AN ANCIENT STORY OF A MODERN CRISIS.” Mrs. E. B. Lange, Musical Director. Miss Louise U- Huff. Organist. Strangers are always welcome. Thanksgiving Service. This church will Join with ten of the central group in a union service at the Third Christian church at 19:39 a. m. Nasarens. THE RAY STREET CHURCH OF THE NAZAREXE HAS BEGUN A GREAT REVIVAL CAMPAIGN WITH EVANGELIST HOLLAND L. MORGAN. OF ANDERSON. IND.. AND JOSEPH KEMP. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND., IN CHARGE OF THE SINGING. Mr. Morgan Is a powerful preacher and is at his best. The rerival spirit is on and God is meeting us. Mr. Kemp is the right man in the right place. Services every- evening at 7:» o'clock. Sundays, 19:30 a. m. and 7:» p. m. Take West Indianapolis car. get oft at Ray st., go one square east, on the corner of Ray and Warren. A hearty welcome to all.

MERRITT PLAGE M. E. Five squares west of Y. M. C. A. C. M. KROFT. PASTOR. Good revival interest services tonight (Saturday) and all the regular serviees tomorrow. Holiness convention begins Monday night and continues two services a day. 2:30 ■and 7:96, all week. Big Thanksgiving service Thursday afternoon and night. Rev. C. I* Slater, the evangelist.

Congregational. Come Eariy for Good Seats at THE MOVING PICTURE SERVICE First Congregational Church 16th and Delaware Sts. Community Singing at 7:30, followed by brief address and screen story. Morning service at 11. Sunday School at 9:45.

Christian. Central Christian Church Delaware st. and Ft. Wayne ave. Rev. Allan B. Philputt, D. D., Pastor. , Preaching—10:45 a. m. “THE SUPREME QUESTION.” 7:45 p. m. “The Seven Wonders of the World.” SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:30 A. M. JUDGE U. Z. WILEY WILL LECTURE TO THE MEN’S BIBLE CLASS. SIXTY-TWO TEAMS, OF TWO MEN EACH. WILL MAKE AN EVERY-MEMBER CANVASS OF THE CHURCH IN THE AFTERNOON. ENDEAVOR MEETING AT 6:30 P. M.

Hillside Christian Church Ingram and Nevada sts. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30. Church R^lly Day MORNING SUBJECT: “The Message of Missions” EVENING. Thanksgiving “Song of Praise” Service. Mrs. R. E. Turner, Director. Rev. C. E. Oldham, Pastor.

SplrltualtstK. The Spiritualists Science

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REV. ROBERT W. HENRY. Lecture by the pastor. Subject, '‘Statesmanship.'’ Rev. Henry will take this wonderful subject under an entranced Inspired condition, showing the attitude of man and the earth today, and the power of the spirit World In their efforts of an unseen way how they rule this world of ours today. Rev. Mina Mantz Simpson will again give, by her now known way, spirit and psychic communications. Give her time and conditions and she will prove to you beyond a i doubt, by demonstration, that the so-called

dead do return.

The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the residence of Mrs. Arllna R. Crum, 2847 Annette street. Wednesday afternoon, November 26. at 2 o’clock. Mediums that work aa uKua! ▼ Ill be present. Special demonstration of “Trumpet in the Ught.” by Mrs. Mary

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THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Broadway and Seventeenth st. v T. W. GRAFTON, PASTOR ' Morning service, 10:45. Subject: “THE SIN OF INGRATITUDE.” Evening, 7:46. Special service conducted by Girls’ Federation with address by Mrs. A. E. Warth, “ROUGH NOTES ON BELGIUM.” Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Endeavor 6:30 p. m. .

SIXTH CHRISTIAN The church that stands four-square for the restoration of primitive apostolic Christianity. J. RAY FIFE, PASTOR Morning worship and communion. %0:4S. “Three Incomprehensibilities.” Evening service. 7:45. “If There Isn’t a Hell, There Ought to Be.” Flaco—Woodman’s hall. Fountain block.

DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner Downey and Julian Irvington REV. CLARENCE REiUfc,NBACH, PH. D.. pastor. 19:40—‘The Reunion With God. ’ 6:30—School of missions. 7:30 p. m.'The Vital Touch.” 9:30 a. m.—Church school Thanksgiving day exercises.

FOURTH CHRISTIAN Corner Agnes and W. Michigan sts. Bible school at 9:96 a. m. Sermon. 10:45 a. m., "SAVING THE LOST.” Endeavor Society at 7 p. m. Sermon, 7:45 p. m., “PAUL AT ATHENS ” Prayer and annua! business meeting for election of officers, including trustee, on Thursday, December 4, at 7:30 p. m. J. A. ROBERTS. Minister.

St. Peter’s Lutheran. Brookslde and Jefferson aves.—E. H. Reuter, pastor. Divine worship, 10 o’clock. Subject of sermon: “Is There a Millennium?”

m“ dlurns r that' work^as^irfuai oS 0 ? 1 ? aI !? ‘™ tl J a ? ot f7,. ,t ® vei * Uon *

. 00 not be deceived like so many m Christendom are being deceived. We welcome you. Take Brookslde car. Divine worship on Thanksgiving day, 10 o’clock. Celebrate right. Attend this service. The public

invited.

ST. PAUL’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH,

November 30. at the

residence of the president, and under the auspices of the church, at 8 o'clock, there will be a Thanksgiving party and an apron party, dflth numerous entertainers for old and young alike. Take Northwestern car to Twenty-ninth st. Get off and walk one square west and one-half square south. All Spiritualist* and public are cordially Invited to attend all services and meetings. Door

contributions.

Progressive Spiritualist Church Corner North and Pennsylvania streets. Metropolitan School of Music. Service every Sunday at 7:45 p. m. Lecture

and messages by

MRS. THRONDSEN

Mrs. Throndsen is a lady of national

reputation as a lectures* and test medium. t-<; , tt, T ., 1“ and is highly esteemed by such men as Dr. " P irSt Lllg. Lutheran Church

B. F. Austin, the Rev. H. B. Myrick and Dr. George B. Warren, all member* of the national body of spiritualists. Our hall |a

being filled at each service with truth lov ing people, who are eager to hear these great truths. The Ladies’ Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Thread sen, 1633 College avenue, on Tuesday at 2 p. m. This meeting is all given to message work and is enjoyed by all who attend, and the public la invited and made welcome to ail these services' - (

Lutheran. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church Comer E. Ohio and N, East st. Rev. J. D. Matthius, Pastor. Sunday school and Bible class, 9:90 a. m. Worship and sermon. 19:30 a. m. Sermon by Rev. Richard Eirich, of Baltimore, Md. THANKSGIVING SERVICE THURSDAY (ENGLISH). 2:30 A. M. The new Ladles’ Society will meet all day l ruiay.

S. New Jersey and McCarty streets. „ R F. ZIMMERMAN, Pastor. Service (German) Sunday, 10 a. m. No evening service.

Thanksgiving day service (German) 10 a. m.

English Lutheran.

St. Marie’* English Lutheran Church

Woodlawn and Host rook

(Prospect, Shelby or Minnesota Cara)

Rev. R. H. BENTING. Pastor.

Sunday school at 9:39; service at 10:45. Special program by the missionary societies st 7:45. Thanksgiving sunrise service on Thursday at 6:30. Special congregational meeting November 30. in the evening,

Reformed.

SECOND REFORMED CHURCH Alabama and Merrill Streets. ERNEST N. EVANS, Pastor. 9:15—Sunday School. 10:45, Morning Service—Rev, Evans will take

as his theme:

T H Fl ^ en<,Iine88 a Kingdom Asset.” 7:00, Young People’s Meeting, in charge of

, _ church board.

7:48’ the Young Ladles* Missionary Auxiliary will present a Thank Offering Pageant,

entitled

“In-As-Much.” Th a h nir«. d JL moraln ? at i° 0 ’ cl0ck * Union service of the Second and Hi R 1 f for " , ®d churches will be held at tb» Thlrdchurch. corner Prospect and New Jer-

Corner Pennsylvania and Walnut sts. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Worship and ser mon at 11 a. m. Rev. Dr. John Erler, of Altoona, Pa., will preach In the morning. Evening, 7:46, the Missionary Society will hold its public thank offering service.

The First Spiritualist Church 608 N. Uberty st., will hold "Gratitude day” services Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. We

will have with us as lecturer • MRS. BESSIE BELLMAN

of Topeka. Kas.. who is well and favorably known’ throughout the United States as one of the able and eloquent “oid-Ume” workers | of the National Association of Spiritualiata. She will be followed by messages by Mrs. Hoyt. Music furnished by the Central Spiritualist church choir. Come and join with us in voicing our gratitude to the angel werld for bringing a new life and immortality to light.

* Nazaren*.

WEST SIDE NAZARENE Comer of King ave. and W. Eleventh. Take W. Tenth to King ave. AND WALK ONE SQUARE NORTH. REV. J. A. WILLIAMS,

evangelist.

MORNING SUBJECT: '•‘TRUE HOL1--NESS.” AFTERNOON SUBJECT: THE LORD’S LAST PRAYER ’ EVENING

SUBJECT: "NATURAL MAN.” CORNERSTONE LAYING

Thanksgiving. 2:39.

Rev. U. E. Harding will speak. EVERETTE •- CHALFANT. Pastor.

Central Spiritualist Church—Special: Gratitude day service*. Sunday. November 23. 1919, in Morrison’s hall, 52% Circle, second floor. Healing services. 7 p. m. Lecture and messages by the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken, who is an ordained minister of the National Spiritualist Association of America. Subject of lecture, “Mediumship.” Messages given by flowers. Come, bring your friends. All are welcome. -

Theosophies] Society. FRANCIS G. HANCHETT, formerly assistant United States attorney at Chicago, now national lecturer for the Tbeosophical Society, will lecture Wednesday, 8 p. m., auditorium public library. The Riddle of Life.” Friday, 8 P m.. Chamber of Commerce, "Life After Death.” MRS. F. G. HANCHETT will lecture Thanksgiving evening, 8 o’clock. 623 N. Alabama st.. on “The Star in the East.” Auspices Indianapolis Lotus Lodge, Theosophies 1 Society. Admission Free. Collection.

Holiness. HOLINESS LEAGUE 152 E. Court st. Meeting every Sunday. ;J6 p. m .. and every night, 7:30, except Saturday night; interdenominational mission for salvation of souls snd the giory of God. All welcome. R. A. McCann, superintendent

Harmony Spiritualist Church—Services Sunday, 7:45 p. m.. at Mansur hall. 312 E. Washington st. Lecture and messages by Rev. Lydia A. Crane, pastor. Topic, ‘Themes for Thanksgiving-” Come and be convinced that your friends still live and love you. No Aid this week. All welcome.

United Brethren. FIRST UNITED BRETHREN ST. CLAIR ST. AND PARK AVE. REV. C. C. GOHN, PASTOR. SUNDAY SCHOOL 3:30

Rally Day

Morning Worship J#;4S Sermon: “Show 1J* the Father.” * Evening Service 7:45 Sermon: “The Camrch of God” EVERY ONE IwELCOME

Bible Student*. The Associated Bible Students Metropolitan School of Music 11 a. m., Sunday, November 23 Subject: “AS STAR DIFFERETH FROM STAR IN GLORY ” SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION.

Goepei Tabernacle. Christian and Missionary Alliance GOSPEL TABERNACLE Comer Tenth and Park ave. Miss Isabelle Marvin, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; Preaching, 19:45 a. m.; subject, "Victory.” Young People*’ meeting. 6:45 p. ra.; preaching, 7:40 p. m. Subject: “No Man Chrad for My Soul.” Wednesday, midweek prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m. The church with a welcome.

SL Paul's Church—Corner New York and Illinois sts. Rev. Lewis Brown, Ph. D.. rector. 7:30 a. m. holy communion. 9:30 a. m.. Sunday school; 19:45 a. matins and sermon; 7:30 p. m.. evening prayer and sermon. The public cordially invited to attend.

Christ Church—Monument Place. Rev. James D. Stanley, rector. Holy communion, first Sundays, 19:45 a. m.; other Sundays. 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. 19:45 a. m. Vespers and address, 4 p. m. Sunday school,

9.39 a. m.

Wheeler City Rescue Mission, 416 E. Wasbington—Services every night and Sunday afternoon. Thursday afternoon a meeting for women, in charge of Mrs. Nipper. Tonight a converts' meeting. Tomorrow afternoon an old-fashioned testimony service, led by the superintendent. At nrgtu a great song service. Sermon by the superintendent, subject, "Profit anti Loss.” You are welcome. J. A. NIPPER, superintendent.

Theohophical.

UNITED IjODGE OF THE

EOBOPKISTS,

Lecture Monday evening, subject: “Reincarnation of the Bible." Clasaes Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday evening Sunday evening devotional. 235 Lemcke bldg

AU welcome.

CENTRAL AVE. REFORMED « . T ^nty-«r»t and Central ave. „ William*, supply; morning worship.

Interdenominational.

There will be two very Interesting and profitable services held Sunday at the OAK HILL TABERNACLE 3024 Roosevelt ave., on Brightwood car line Pastor L. V. Roberts will sprat at 3 p. m.. on “From ihe Path of the Wicked, to the Path of the Ju*t.”

and at SLp. m., on

“God’s Willingness to Show Hi* Wrath, and to Make Hi* Power

Known Now.”

Let all the members be present' st both serv-

leee, and bring a friend along.

The public cordially invited. Beats fete.

Unitarian.

• All Souls Unitarian Church Alabama st.. near Fifteenth. FRANK S. C. WICKS, D. D., « Minister. Subject Sunday morning: “The Moral Teaching* of George Eliot.” : r la celebration of the George Eliot centenary. Service 11 o'clock. Church school, 19 a. m.

Evangelical.

ZION’S EVANGELICAL New Jersey and North sts. _ Bible school at 9:20 a. m. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES .Ji 30 .. m '~ 8 *rtnon by Rev. J. C. Peters. Shall We Meet Again?” 10:30 a. m.-Sermon by Rev. F. R. Daries.i Comfort at the Graves of Our Dear Onea.” 7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.

Evangelical Aeaedatton. EVANGELICAL ASSN. FIRST CHURCH Comer New York and East sts. REV. C. P. MAAS, Pastor Sermon by minister, 19:40 a. m. and 7 4§ p. m. Morning theme. “Obeying the Vision.’• Evening, "What the Unsaved !»eea." Sneeial quartet music Sunday school, 9:50 a. m Young People's meeting. 7 p. m. Tou are welcome.

Silent Unity.

Church of Silent Unity 1290 ODD FELLOW BLDG.. 3 P. M. Healing and teatlmoniai meeting Wednes-

day. 8 p. m. Noon meeting for health and proaperity realisation. 12; iff dally except Sunday. Reading rooms, 1114-15 Odd Fellow

Mafn ~m n rr0m 10 * m t0 4 P ’ m * Pbon9

VsiTORS ALWAYS WELCOME

Universalist. CENTRAL UNIVERSALIST Corner Fifteenth and New Jersey. Rev. Lucius R. Paige Will preach at 10:45 a. m. “Thank God for America.” Thanksgiving anthem by the choir. Gelbel’e “GIVE YE THANKS.” We Invite you to worship with u*. Sunday school at 9:30. 1 setter Day Saint*. Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salnte-973 W. Tweniy-elghth st. J, E, Warms, pastor. Sunday school, 9:86. Preaching, 19:45 a. m Pram aervlce. 6:30. Preaching, 7;45 p. m.

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