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The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Prof. stanwood Cobb, of Annapolis. Nd.
will address the Bahai Assembly. OF
Washington, upon the subject THE Econ
omic Principles Of the Bahai Movement"
in Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut avenue.
Sunday evening at s:15 o'clock. All are
invited
At the meeting of the Washington Sec
ular League at Pythian Temple tomor-
rom afternoon. Prof. G. w. Savory, of
Los Angeles. Cal. will make an address
on "a Challenge to Orthodoxy by Sec
ularists." The usual open-forum discus
sion will take place.
Rev. James NJ. Gray. D. D.. dean of
the Moody Bible Institute. Chicago, ILL.,.
is to preach in the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, Eleventh
and H streets northeast. tomorrow morn
ing. on "How Do We Know Jesus Christ
Is God?" At 7:30 the minister. DR.. C. c.
Mclean. gives another Of his lecture
sermons on THE Ministry of Jesus" H.
lustrated with stereopticon Views.
HE laughed and said it was a joke,
is the subject of f. Hez Swem's SER
monastery tomorrow night, Centennial
Baptist Church. The morning subject
Is "Prayer-pleasures."
Rev. Walter Everett Burnett, pastor OF
the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme Representing Christ" and in the
eS Sening will deliver the third sermon ir
the series on "Old Pictures in New
Frames" on the subject Esther or "In'
telligent womanhood in Public Life" Al
these evening services the pastor will
read a pulpit editorial on a living cur.
rent issue of religious moment
The Grand Lodge, and the other lodges
of the Odd Fellows, in the District OF
Columbia, will attend Divine services al
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Prot
estant Church. North Carolina avenue
Eighth and B streets southeast, tomor-
row evening at 7:45. The different lodges
will assemble in the Sunday School rooms
of the church and will march in order
into the church auditorium. The pas
tor, Rev DR.. J. Franklin Bryan, will
rreach special sermon. He himself
is an Odd Fellow.
There will be special music by the
choir. -.
At the morning service, DR.. Bryan vii
preach on THE Call Of the Cross"
Foundry M. F.. Epworth League will
have for the speaker at the devotional
service tomorrow evening at 6:45 O'Clock
Mr.. William L. Clarke. whose subject
will be Some Epworth League Ideals y
The special musical numbers will include
a selection by the chorus choir Of sixty
voices. and solos by Mr.. ]. H. Galleher
Mr.. Clarence P. Lewis and Miss Anna s.
IIthgow The public is invited
A "Mu-so-lit-fest' will be given by the
Young people of the league on Saturday
evening, March "a in the church parlors
This is being arranged under the direc-
ton OF Miss Lillian Helgesen. chairman
and vice president Of the missionary de-
partrnent. The program will feature
many attractive novelties Of musical
and literary nature. interspersed with
pantomimes, and will conclude with ar
informal luncheon in the dining hall.
DIR. E. L. Davis, recently returned from
Africa, where he has been In service fol
several years, viii speak at the Fourth
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Present-Day St. Patricks
Driving Out Snakes" Here

Nearly 1000 years ago Ireland nd of dreadful peshence OF
snakes the good pous and learned monk named Patrick How
fearful appeared this trouble the Irish that time and how grateful they
the good monk whom they after revered as ot Patnck
Our country infested with phan enemies the suse OF greed
avace oya woness false ambitions and many others
equally dangerous But ST. Patnk2 We have OF
In Washington alone there hundreds of men leading po
out forever the snakes which have the particular community for
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
IT'S YOURLIVER!
YOU'RE BILIOUS,
HEADACHY, SICK!
Don't Stay Cons6psted. with Breath
Bad. Stomach Sour. or
Cold.
Enjoy Life. Even Your Liver and
Bowels Tonight and Fed
Fine.

Tonight sure! Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your head
dizzy. your tongue coated, breath Of
fensive and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy. constipated ar
full OF cold. Why don't you get 3 49,
OF |asos ,o nro'I tonIs,t uns 80 - Dow
incest, gentlest liver s,ns tosssl -js-r,ss,,.-
you ever aszpsrisxeEd. You vi, ~ -
up fetiag ~ LID fine. Cascarr.s rsref
-5Iips orys.Arther you all the uext asy
Ike .caronei, salts and pilis They act
eSsftiy but thofegehiT. Mothers should
give cross. SICK biilous or feyeris'
chiitreo, whoie~ Cascaret any tIr
Ihe1 IRE AAarmless and children
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

at s o'clock on mission work In British
East Africa, under the African Island Mis-
sion. His lecture will be illustrated with
stereopticon slides.
The annual meeting OF the congregation
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church will
be held on Wednesday evening at
o'clock. A dinner will be given the men,
bership. after which reports Of the year s
work Just past, election Of officers and an
outline OF the new years work will be
given.
DR.. Joseph T. Kelly will preach at the
morning service tomorrow on "All Things
in His Hands" Harry Dowling will
speak on Trust at the Junior Christian
Endeavor at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Mr. Richard Belt will speak on
THE Curse of Cowardice" at the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at o'clock. A
cottage prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Rev. Henry 8. Butler. D. D.. in
the Kenesaw on Sunday evening at
o'clock
J. R. Thomas and George Haycraft
members Of the c. Z. Union Evangeiistic
| Club, will be the principal speakers al
, the Westminster Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening, at which time Miss Mil
Holland, another member OF the c. E
Union Evangelistic Club. will conduct the
services tomorrow evening at the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church ant
Miss Edna Barbour will sing.
1 resident Otterman will be the prin'
cipal speaker at the lexington Presby'
tertan Church tomorrow evening.
La ~
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
has changed the hour Of the Christian
Endeavor Sunday Evening Prayer Meet
ing to 6:6 p. m.
The monthly executive committee meet
, Ing OF the Christian Endeavor Union vii
he held at the headquarters. 81 Bono
Building at o'clock Monday evening.
| During the past two weeks twenty-five
new Christian Endeavor Societies have
been reported by the local c. E. Union tc
Christian Endeavor Headquarters at Bos
( ton. The quota for the District Of Co
! lumbia for the "millions' campaign was
twenty-five new societies. Including
those formerly reported. the District hal
passed its quota
| The following data regarding progress
| In the millions" campaign has been for
warded to the headquarters at Boston
| and indicate that the District is making
rapid progress. Out of total of $3.50
which the District Christian Endeavoreri
were expected to raise for missions II
addition to the average yearly amour
formerly subscribed, $2.342 has alread!
been reported. Twenty Legionartei
Chose who pledged to contribute 10 PEI
cent Of their income to Christian work
lbave been reported, out Of a total Of
allotted. Twenty-one Christian Endeav
or Experts, out Of a total of 2. have alst
been reported. These have passed thu
prescribed examination and are availa
BILE for important work in Christian En-
ldeavor Societies and Union activities.
Five additional Life Work Recruit
have also been reported recently. Thes'
include three from the Church of thu
ICovenant: Lloyd T. Holland Of thi
Emanuel Baptist Church, who intend
Ito specialize in evangelistic work, anC
Marion r. Malone, Of the Garden Memo
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

The regular monthly meeting of the
Vaughn Class of Calvary Baptist Sum-
day School. was held in the Sunday schol
house OF Calvary Baptist Church Mon
day. Lieut. n. C. Salaman, Of the Royal
| Field Artillery. gave an exceedingly in
| teresting talk. vividly describing trench
life along the Somme front. He ex-
hIbited several interesting souvenirs
gathered from the battlefield along 80
Somme front
DR.. Grant 8. Barnhart des- urS the
method OF growing grape {. ..r and ais
his recent trip TO his p .da gT&Te
| fruit farm. Several Iuemhs-v we're
! received into the ,rsh:F Of 20 o.
ganization. af. VIII. the usuAl surp
was served.
William stznsseIe. orE-a.s. and choi-
director OF t-a First Congregational
Church has ,--.-lged the following
musical program for Sunday:
! Organ preludr 'Liebestraum." Iiszt
anthem, List the Cherubic Host" CThe
7 Holy City,, Gaul: incidental solo. Mr.
Humphrey. and ladies' chorus; organ
postlude. otfertoire in c minor, Grison.
7:So p M: Organ prelude. 'Lamenta,
| tion." Guilmant; "kammenoi Ostrow' -
Rubenstein: anthem. Surely He Hath
Borne Our Griefs. (the Messiah), Handel;
tenor solo, TT Was for Me-" Blount, Mr.
Aldridge: anthem. The Golden Tires
hold. Lohr-Nevin; organ postlude, Bar
carolle." fourth concerto, Bennett,
A banquet and reception was gtver
at the Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and
N streets northwest Wednesday even.
ing to Mrs. Grace De -Four Brown, whs
has been with the church as the organ.
list for twenty-five years There was ar
extensive spread, music and q number
of responses to toasts given by the toast.
master, Mr.. Fred Rhoades. A valuable
silver service was presented to Mrs
Brown by the congregation and hel
friends.
On Thursday evening Of this week me
mortal services were held at the Tempt.
Baptist Church for the late Deacon Ly.
man J. Weightman.
Rev. DR.. J. J. Muir, pastor Of the Tenn.
pie Baptist Church, and his wife were
suddenly called to Philadelphia this weel
to be at the bedside Of their son, John
who was hurt by falling down an ele-
vator shaft in the suotreasury In thai
city.
4 Owing to the absence Of Rev. DIR. J
]. Muir in Philadelphia his pulpit will b,
filled tomorrow by DR.. T. v. Atkinson
both morning and evening.
! At the daily Lenten services in the
Church Of the Epiphany next week the
following clergymen will give addresse:
at midday:
Monday, Rev. W. L DeVries, Phi. d.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rt Rev
John Gardner Murray. D. D.. Bishop OF
Maryland.
At 4:5 p. m. on Monday Rev. @. Er.
nest Smith will speak. On Wednesday
there will be an organ recital by Mrs
/ George Schutt.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
NOTICE

Articles and advertising for
Church Page must be received
In this office on Friday of each
week by p. m. and not any later
than 9 p. m. If impossible to get
IN by p. m.
= Advertising should be ad-
dressed Religious Advertising
Manager" while news should be
addressed Church Editor"
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

chorus "OGh 10 receive pdlQ
in return for service.
The Berg sisters. singing evangelists,
will begin series of meetings Sunday
morning at II o'clock in the Grace Bap-
tist Church, Ninth and D streets south
east, to continue nightly at 7:45 O'Clock
for two weeks. At 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon Rev. H. I. Stewart, pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church, will be the
preacher. This will he the fifth annual
visit of these gospel singers to this
church. Pastor F. W. johnson will have
charge of all the meetings.
Rev. ]. z. Smith. of Landover Md.
closed a very successful revival meeting
at the Whitney Avenue Christian Church
yesterday evening. Rev. Walter r.
Smith, pastor of the church, will use
echoes from the revival as a genera
topic for the Sunday morning services
and the Y. NJ. c. A. Team will have
charge of the evening service.
Rev. James L. Gordon. D. D., pastor OF
First Congregational Church, last night
delivered his famous lecture, Grace, Grit
and Greenbacks. at Ingram Congrega.
tional Church. this being the second oi
the Lyceum Course lectures given by the
Ingram Church Brotherhood.
Rev. John f. Briggs. pastor of the Fifth
Baptist Church. will preach at II and 7:45
respectively. tomorrow on the subject
"A Large Place" and "Life's Tomorrow. >
Tuesday evening a choir entertainment
will be held at the church, when The
Tale of a Hat will be given. All are
invited.
The Kinnear class of young men will
conduct the meeting at the Gospel Mis-
sion this evening at o'clock. This Is
to be their second meeting at the mis-.
sion and they expect to continue In
charge Of the meetings, having the third
The Bachelors Club of the Y. M. G. A
will give their minstrel show before the
Kinnear class of young men Of Calvary
Baptist Sunday school and friends, Mon.
day evening at o'clock. The minstre
troupe Is also carrying with them a fif.
piece orchestra, also members of the
Bachelors Club. Admission is free anG
the public is invited.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery will con.
duct services at the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning and speak or
the subject THE Crusade Of Jesus" Al
8 o'clock DR.. Montgomery will sneak or
'The Story and the Glory of Our King
At the close Of the address DR.. Mont
gomery will personally distribute one
thousand flags to be worn in the coat
label. The music will also be patriotic.
The railroad mems meeting at 4 O'CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon at the terminal rail
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
CHURCH NOTES.

The lexington Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Brundage. pastor, will hold its an
nual meeting on the 18th of this month,
at which time the reports of all of the
departments of the church will be read,
and trustees will be elected.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Tonight, the chorus choir practice will
be held at the lexington Presbyterian
Church, under the supervision of Miss
Helen Roger Smith. This is an excellent
opportunity for all those who enjoy
chorus work to receive paid instruction
in return for service.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

rial Presbyterian Church, who expects
to enter the ministry. This makes a to-
tai Of ten c. E. Experts who have been
reported out Of fifteen allotted the Dis
trict
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

road Y. NJ. c. A. will be addressed by
Walter Mold, chief clerk to the ac-
countant at Potomac yards. old Glory"
will be the subject OF the address.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

On July 81, 1916. there v-sre kil derosi-
tors in the United ststes postal Sayf1fes
banks In Ssn Juan. Porto Rico. Nifh
over s77ea On deposit
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
at o'clock on mission work In British
East Africa, under the African Island Mis-
sion. His lecture will be illustrated with
stereopticon slides.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
ORDER OF ILLUMINATE.

Sunday, s p m. Living My Ideal"
Friday. D. m. Try Living Perfect
Wednesday II a. m. Each Life Sign Po,t- -
Cumberland, Apartment IS. An welcome
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
E. HEZ SVEN
MARRIAGE SSnS fdsaf., Ne"

FREE LECTURE.
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE SUNDAY AT 3:0.
Z II I. GOULD. q B0staa.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17
Bahai Movement

Subject: The Economic Principles of the Babai
Movement
Speaker: Prof. Stanwood Cobb of AnnsnoI;z Nd
Studio Hail. 1913 Connecticut ave NV.
sunday Sis ?. m. No collection All invited
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

The annual meeting OF the congregation
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church will
be held on Wednesday evening at !
o'clock A dinner will be given the men,
bership. after which reports Of the year s
work Just past election Of officers and an
outline OF the new years work will be
given.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Owing to the absence Of Rev. DR..
]. Muir In Philadelphia his pulpit will b
filled tomorrow by DR.. T. ". Atkinso
both morning and evening
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Rev. DR.. ]. J. Muir, pastor Of the Tenn.
pie Baptist Church. and his wife were
suddenly called to Philadelphia this weel
to be at the bedside Of their son, John
who was hurt by falling down an ele-
city.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

On Thursday evening Of this week me-
mortal services were held at the Temple
Baptist Church for the late Deacon Ly-
man ]. Weightman.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

At the meeting OF the Washington Sec
ular League at Pythian Temple tomor-
rom afternoon. Prof G. w. Savory, of
Los Angeles. Cal. will make an address
on "a Challenge to Orthodoxy by Sec
ularists." The usual open-forum discus
sion will take place.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Prof Stanwood Cobb. of Annapolis. Nd,
will address the Bahai Assembly. Of
Washington upon the subject THE Econ
omic Principles Of the Bahai Movement"
in Studio Hall 1919 Connecticut avenue,
Sunday evening at s:15 o'clock. All are
invited.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

The monthly executive committee meet
Ing O: the Christian Endeavor Union will
he held at the headquarters, 2S1 Bond
Building, at S o'clock Monday evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

Tho Christian Endeavor Society Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
has changed the hour Of the Christian
Endeavor Sunday Evening Prayer Meet
ing to 6:45 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

DIR. e. L. Davis, recently returned from
Africa, where he has been In service fol
several years, will speak at the Fourth
The Washington herald., 1917-03-17

resident Otterman will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the lexington Presby-
terian Church tomorrow evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
Hauaiian Orator
FdCors Study Of
Mother Tongue

Standing true 10 his mother tongue,
Senator stephen Z. Desha refused to-
day to concur with the majority of
the education committee in q report
Recommending that house Joint feso.
luton, proposing that Hawaiian be a
part of the Study in. certain schools,
be tabled. 81. p i Il = -
Senator Desfa is acknowledged by
his people as onc<of the truly silver
tongued orators of his race. Today
he wrote, Il do not concur, across
the bottom Of the report and signed
his name. The resolution proposed
that the Hawaiian language be taught
for two half-hour periods. each week
in the public schools of the territory
where the parents Of at least 95 pupils
apply for the privilege. :
Your committee has had the reso-
lution under careful consideration.
says the report, and realizes that the
object of the bill is worthy one,
but the superintendent OF public In
struction is of the opinion that the.
adoption Of this resolution would near
the appointment Of. at least $50 new
teachers Who are c0nycrsant with the
Hawaiian fanguagc
As materials for tho study of the
language are scarce and as the school
budget has passed without such proyE
SIGN. the majority Of the committee.
recommends tina. TIE resolution be
tabled. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
YELLOW WILL BE
PREDOM|NATING
i COLOR At SHOW
y. ~. C. A. May Festival Co.'S
tunes Being Designed BY
Misses Forbes and Shaw

That the May festival Of the wv
G.. AZ. which will be held At Arcadia on
May 12,awill be artistically successful
is evident from the care which such
detail as the costumes Is being
planned. Miss May Forbes and Miss
Jessie shaw, the young artists whose
work has received high public com
mendati0n, are the designers.
Yellow il 10 be the pre- Dominating
color in costumes and decorations.
The fairies or the Fairy Polka" viii
wear bright yellow dresses and will
he waited about on bright yellow
wings like daffodils in the wind. !.
The Queens attendants, who will
dance the Garland Dance imn1edE
alely after the entrance march, viii
wear yellow draperies over white un-
dcrslips. The moths OF the Moth
Dance have yellow wings on which
great brown designs are being painted.
The Pompeiian Hover girls wear a
Creek costume OF yellow and brown.
and WIN carry brown baskets with
yellow flowers, The Misses Munro,
who WI present the Moment Must
calx are dressed IN gray draped in
tans and browns. The wood nymphs
win wear gray, brown and green
Eowns
The costumes are being dyed and
made under the direction OF Miss
Fraser and Miss Shaw by the com
infttee on physical education. consist,
ING Of Misses Alice Hopper, Edith
Livingston. Violet Atherton, Margery
Peterson, Nora Sturgeon and Pearl
1osephson and Mrs. Theodore Cooke
Mrs Oscar Phillips and Dr.. Ruth Ne.
kellar MRS. John p. Erdman win
have charge II the decorations for
the dais
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
BANKS
EXHAUSTED, SAY.
= FISH COMPANIES
ChiIlingWorth Advocates Law
to Restock Oahu Supply;
Wholesale Price Down

That the rise, If any has taken
| place In the last six months, IN the
price OF saltwater fish in Honolulu
/ Is due to the asserted acute shortage
of food fish in the waters around
Oahu, making it necessary for sam.
pans to travel sometimes 800 to $40
miles to make catches. at greatly in.
creased cost, is the statement today
CT the three wholesale fishing firms,
the Hawaiian Fisheries, Ltd; Pacific
|. Fishing Company, Ltd, and Honolulu
Fishing Company, Ltd
Advocates Fish Hatchery
To remedy the alleged exhaustion
of the fishing banks off Oahu, Charles
+. ChiIlingWortn, president Of the Pa
cific Fishing Companyfi when seen
by the Star-Bulletin today, declared
that in his opinion fish hatchery is
necessary to restock the local waters.
He advocates shutting, down CONNER
cial fishing for al year and the enact
ments of a law which win regulate the
conditions Of catch and size. -
Says Banks Are Exhausted ;
Chillingwerth asserts that the fish,
ing banks adjacent to Oahu are
cleaned OUT with the exception OF
aku; that this condition. has existed
for. the last year or year and half;
that his boats. are now. compelled to
seek the fishing banks as far to the
northwest as Nihoa, north of west OF
Kauai, in. order to catch enough food
fishes other than aku to pay for the
trip. This makes them cover a total
;zKa -
They have to take Is tons of ice with
them, and enough fuel and oil to last.
Even at that, he says, they frequently
make no catch and have to put In to
Kauai for more ice, to begin a second
attempt. 81 ~
The policy OF all the Honolulu
fishing companies" said Chillingworth
today, lis, to keep tine price down, as
fish is the poor mans food. The re-
tan price depends entirely on sale OF
the catch at public auction To- retail
ers by the three companies. All
things considered, i do not think the
wholesale price lis, much different to
last years at this time" = ...I
Lower Than Last Month =, -.
l. Inquiry this morning at the fish
market offices, Of the Hawaiian Fish
cries showed the price paid at auction,
this morning bEe retailers to the
fishing ecohpankrFo have been SIS, 81
and 1926 d tasket. Baskets weigh
from 65 to- 100 bounds each. . Fl
This price Is Etich lower, aoSording
to the firms Nfnres, than OF April
I'll, when the lction realizea SIS,
5e9EgrE so,,d All y tta enYna uarioffoS
of fish. uIua. shala, uku, ehu and
pakapaka, I'M The same quantities.
When big catch comes In, prices.
60 down, and when the catch is small.
they advance. On August o. 1916, the
price ranged from $3.50 to $500 8
basket. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
CHILLIVGWORIH
TENDERS Dinner

/ Good feeling and mirth ruled the
banquet board last night at the Com
smercial Club, where President Charles
IF. chillingwerth, of the senate was
host to his colleagues, his clerks and
distinguished officials Of the territory
and city. =
Thirty three men sat at the Ions
table, above which hung q huge Am.
erican flag, Among the guests from
outside the legislature were Govern Dr.
Pinkhanl, Chief Justice Robertson,
Mayor Lane. Secretary Thayer and
Colonel ttaukea. Speaker HoIstein
represented the house. O.. .
Toasts were given to President VII.
son, Governor Pinkham and Queen
Liliuokalani and the feeling Of pat.
riotism ran high
= Governor PiHkhams veto 90 the
city charter bill formed tie basis OF
much good-natured banter in which
all old differences were laid aside.
Special praise was given TO the
senate clerks--the best clerks ever
as senate members unanimously de-
CARED