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Evening star., 1919-04-19
BISHOP AND CHAPLAIN
TO BE DINNER GUESTS

Bishop Theodore H. Henderson. who
has just returned from France after
tour of the devastated areas, and
Thomas Tiplady, field chaplain of the
British forces in Flanders, are to be
guests of honor at a dinner Wednes-
day night at the Ebbitt House The
dinner is to be given by pastors and
laymen of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Bishop William F. Mcdowell
is to make an address.
Rev. DR.. J. r. Edwards, district SUI
perintendent Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, is chairman of the COM
mittee arranging for the dinner. Dur
ing their stay in Washington Bishop
Henderson and Chaplain Tiplady are
scheduled to make number of ad-
dresses on war reconstruction prob
lens.
Evening star., 1919-04-19

N. De Carlo. pastor of the church,
will act as master Of the ceremonies.
The Bible school of the H Street
Christian Church. 9Th and H streets
southwest, will have special Easter
program tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. At IL o'clock the pastor
Rev. A. Cave. will preach on The
Morning and the Glory of the Lord
and at pm. he will have for his sub
ject, IAN Afternoon Walk" There
will be special music at each service.
Special Easter music and a sermon
on The Easter Message" will be the
features of the morRng service at the
Ninth Street Christian Church, 9Th
and D streets northeast. The large
chorus choir will render several Eas-
ter anthems. The evening service will
be evangelistic. consisting of special
music and a sermon by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Miller. on Where Will You
Spend Eternity?" There will be bap-
tism at the close of the evening serv
Evening star., 1919-04-19
NO LIBERTY HUT MEETINGS.
Omission Tomorrow Afternoon Due
to Easter Services Elsewhere-

In view Of the great number of reg
ular Easter services elsewhere tomor-
row afternoon there will be no meet
ing at the Liberty Hut in the series
which Is being conducted by the Y.
M. G. A. and the Billy Sunday Taber-
nacle workers.
The final meeting of the series will
be held April 27. when George Stewart
OF birmingham, Ala. will make the
ADDRESS. "A special musical program
is being prepared for that meeting.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The board of education took no ac-
t1on at its meeting on the request
for an open hearing by Miss Alice
Wood. high school teacher. who was
suspended for a week for statements
she Is alleged to have made wi hile teach
ing current topics. Six hundred mem
bers of the City Employees Associa-
tion volunteered to clean the streets
for Easter. Injunction proceedings
to halt the increased telephone rates
here ordered by Postmaster General
burieson. 1t was reported. might be
instituted by the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations. A conference of
supply men, builders and labor was
held with view to stimulating build
ing operations. Bolshevik doctrine,
1t was reported, was being spread
in Washington. Citizens attend
ed mass meeting to dis
cuss with the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company the fare
question. Plans were being prepared
for the new $550,000 hospital for the
care of soldiers and sailors. The
national d. A. r. was in convention.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
Program at Calvary Methodist.

Easter will be appropriately cele-
brated at the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr.
James Shera Montgomery will deliver
special sermon on THE Beautiful
Adventure" and the chorus choir will
render special Easter selections. In
the evening the choir will give Stain
er's "Crucifixion," and DR.. Montgomery
will give brief Easter address.
A sunrise Easter service will be held
by the Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
tomorrow morning at o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. DR.. Earle Wiley. will
preach at IL o'clock on THE Risen
Lord and in the evening on The
Resurrection of Society"
At Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning at the spe-
cia1 Easter service. Rev. Bernard
Braskamp will take as his subject
"The Victorious Christ" and in the
evening the service will be under the
auspices of the Sunday school and the
junior chorus choir.
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lI1IILE@0RlEs l1I
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BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1919. by 7. w. Burgess.)
Buster Bears Disappoint'
ment.

Buster Bear didn't know what sap
was, but he did know that that sweet
water which he found in the shiny
things hanging to the maple trees was
the finest water he ever had tasted.
You know, Buster Bear is very, very.
very fond of sweets. That is why that
sap. which he thought was water,
tasted so good to him.
After he had emptied that first pail
he straightway went looking for
more. Some of the pals were nearly
empty, for they had been set SO late
in the afternoon that little sap had
run. But several pals were half full
and these Buster emptied- These were
Evening star., 1919-04-19
CONFERENCE TO MEET.
Colored Methodist Sessions Will
Open Wednesday at Baltimore.

The Westinghouse Philadelphia con-
ference Of the Colored Methodist Epis-
copal Church will convene at BaIti-
more Wednesday at am
Bishop H. s. Williams of. Augusta.
Ga, formerly pastor of Israel Church.
this city, will preside. The following
ministers from Washington will at
tend: Messrs. Long, Breeding, Car
roll. Tobias and Scott. John w
Biston is lay representative.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
RUMANIANS TO ADVANCE.
Heed Appeal for Protection Made
by Transylvanians.

BUCHAREST. Thursday. April II
French Wireless Service. 1.-The Ruma-
nian government announces that at the
request of inhabitants OF Transylvania,
who complained of i'll treatment at the
hands of the Hungarans. Rumanian
troops in Transylvania have been order
ed to advance.
The troops. it is said, will occupy the
territory allotted to Rumania by the su-
preme war council in Paris
Evening star., 1919-04-19

Chaplain Albert Leo of the famous
blue DEVILS who was cited six
times for heroism in the field, has ar
rived in this country as a delegate of
the Union Protestant committee of
France to the American churches.
His special mission is to co-ope-
rate with the interchurch committee
for Christian relief in France and Bel
gium, composed of prominent clergy
men and laymen. representing lead
ing Protestant denominations. which
is raising funds for the restoration
of the French Protestant churches
ruined in the war zone. The COM
mittee has already sent abroad
nearly 100000 for this purpose. 1t
estimates the total sum needed at
S3.000.000
Chaplain Leo is to make addresses
in churches throughout the country.
He was pastor of the Reformed
church at Arcachon, near Bordeaux,
when the war broke out.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
PULPIT AND PEW.

The Rev Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray is to
lecture at Hamline Church. 9th and
P streets, Friday night on From a
German Torpedo to an American Tri-
umph." DR.. Gray went over to France
in the interest of the Y. NJ c. A. and
the ship on which he Travelled was
torpedoed and sunk in mid d-ocean.
"A New Resurrection" will be the
subject of James A. Edgerton's ad-
dress at the meeting of the New
Thought Association at Rauscher's to-
morrow at pm. There will he spe-
cial Easter music. A social half-hour
will follow.
Miss Isabel Holbrook will deliver
an address on THE Resurrection" at
the Eagles Wings Metaphysical Lii
brary and reading rooms, 500 11th
street, tomorrow a 11:15 am.
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The Rev. Linn c. Drake. assistant
scout executive, District of Colum bia
Council of the Boy Scouts Of Ameri-
ca. will preach tomorrow morning on
Resurrection" at the Kendall Baptist
Church. 9th and B streets southwest.
pastor of the Garrettford Baptist
Church, Drexe1 Hill. Philadelphia, Pa,
and assumed his new position in
Washington last September. At the
evening service the Kendall choir of
thirty voices, under the direction of
Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley. will rem
der j. Lincoln Halls sacred cantata,
The Day of Resurrection"
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A series of special sermons on THE
Second Coming of the Lord Jesus
Christ" is being preached by Rev.
n nf hn
nfal Baptist Church, 7th and 1 streets
northeast. The fifteenth sermon will
pc given tomorrow night. the subject
being. How the Sixth Man Born on
Coming"
Ihe Rev. George w. Atkinson, jr.,
will deliver lecture. on his expert
the Grace Church Parish Pef Hall in
(Georgetown), Wisconsin avenue be-
low NJ street, Wednesday at pm.
Society of Grace Church.
At the nineteenth inspirational
service Service tomorrow TO- orr afternoon at the
Charles Wood will speak on Easter
Hopes" There will be appropriate
raster music at the services tomor-
row; Dr. s,u ": L. Darby. camp Y. NJ.
o'clock on with the Help Of Cod
and Few Marines
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bishop William F. Oldham of South
america VIII preach tomorrow morn
| Ing in the Metropolitan Memorial M
F. Church. At night the pastor. Rev.
Dr. Harry B. Mitchell, will speak on
Peter and Judas. the Weak Link in
the Chain of Character" Special
Easter music will be rendered at both
services by a quartet choir under the
direction of Arthur N. Gardner.
Rev. Dr. John Robertson of GIas-
cow. Scotland. is to preach at First
Baptist Church, 18th and o streets.
beginning Sunday, April 27, and con-
tinufng through May A..
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administered at Fifth Baptist Church
John E. Briggs. A special program
of music will be rendered at both
services tomorrow.
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mems Bible class at Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church South tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Waldron, pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church ('Strangers' Home'O. J.
tomorrow morning. using as his SUBJ
ject ''The First Fruits Of Them That
Sleep" The Resurrected Christ" At
the close Of the sermon a number of
persons will be baptized.
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The subject for the Bahai meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Bahai Hall,
3124 11th street, is '"The New Resur-
rection," and the speaker is Joseph H
Hannen.
Evening star., 1919-04-19

dred new members have been added to
the congregation and $500 has been
raised. r
The pastor is expected to be reap
pointed for the ensuing year at the
conference to be held next week in
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
MANY MEMBERS ADDED.
Prosperous Year Reported fo1
Israel G. N. E. Church.

Rev. Sam b. Wallace. pastor of Is
rael c. M. e. Church. LIST and b
streets southwest. is closing what is
declared to be one of tho most sue
cessful years of the church.
1t is his first pastorate in this city.
In the cast year more than one hun
Evening star., 1919-04-19

All of the early travellers and ex-
plorers regarded Lower California as
an island, and it was not until 1912
that its connection with the state of
was discovered.
Evening star., 1919-04-19

Hollis Edison Davenny has been ap-
pointed choir director of Trinity Dio-
cesan Church. He was formerly for
two years director at Second Presby-
terian Church and for three years at
First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Davenny has a bass voice and
studied with Ernst Van Guelpen ana
Lille sLehman. He has appeared with
Christine Miller, Alice Nelson, Schu-
mann-Heink and Charles Wakefield
Cadman.
He was commissioned and detailed
on special duty last year with the
commission on war training camp
activities in the music division. He is
to make his first appearance at the
church tomorrow.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
Will Hold Communion.

At Emmanuel Episcopal Church
holy communion will be held at s.
$3.50 and IL am. The $3.50 celebration
will be a children's eucharist. with
Roome, jr. Rev. W. G. Davenport,
rector emeritus, will preach at the
night service.
Easter music will be rendered by
the choir of the West Washington
Baptist Church at both morning and
the night service the ordinance of
baptism will be administered to
number of people. The pastor will
use the following subjects: The
Power of a Good IDEAL" and ''The
Divine Call and the Human Refusal
Rev. DIR. William Kerby of the
Catholic University will deliver the
sermon at the mass of the -resurrec-
tion in the garrison chapel at Fort
Myer tomorrow at 1880 am. The
choir for the occasion will consist
of Misses Edna Sheehy, Esther Car
Kathleen Fobes and Agnes Corkery
and Donald Hunter. Miss Mary Humm
will preside at the organ and Chap
lain Fealy will be master of cere-
monies. The first mass will be at
7:30 am.
Easter day will be observed at
Grace Episcopal Church with two
celebrations of the holy communion
1880 and IL am. The music at the IL
o'clock service will be of a festival
nature. The offertory anthem.
Toward the End of the Sabbath;;',
will be-rendered, with T. Winnfeld
Hart as the soloist. At the 8 O'Clock
service. in the evening. the Sunday
school banner-the gift of Command
er c. T. Jewell-will be awarded.
Commander Jewell will be the special
speaker.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, North Carolina
avenue, Sth and B streets southeast.
of which Rev. j. Franklin Bryan is
pastor, will have special Easter serv-
Ices both morning and evening to-
morrow. At IL am. the pastor will
preach on THE Glorious Resurrec-
ton and at s pm. on Rolling Away
the Stone
Evening star., 1919-04-19
THE w EEK
Epit0me of Events Ending April
10, 1919.
FOREIGN.

1t was reported that Germany would
sign the peace treaty before Presi-
dent Wilson's departure for the United
States, which will be about May 20.
or possibly May Is. according to Paris
advices 1t was stated that Germany
intended 10 claim an indemnity from
the allies for damage by aerial at
tacks: for the occupation of German
territory and for the delay in con-
cluding peace. The league of nations
commission rejected the Japanese
amendment on racial equality. Ger
many under the peace treaty must
pay in part $4,000. 100000 in cash or
the equivalent before May l, 1921. 1t
was indicated that the Huns would
be called upon to pay a full indemnity
of 100, ,O00. .0OO,O 900 marks in fifty years.
Anarchy was said to reign in Munich.
German troops, it was reported, seized
Libau and overthrew the LettiSh pro-
visional government. Bolsheviki at
tempted to storm the Austrian par
Lament building. Korean uprisings
were spreading, and fearing bolshe-
vism. japanese troops threatened to
between troops and strikers occurred
the former German Crown Princess
Cecile was taking steps to divorce
her husband, Frederick William. Gen.
Emiliano Zapata. the rebel leader in
southern Mexico. and Gen. Banquet,
war minister in President Huerta's
CABINET, who was prepared to carry
on revolution against the Carranza
government, were reported to have
been killed by federal troops
Evening star., 1919-04-19
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
REST DAY FOR SAILORS
Secretary Daniels Issues an Order
for a More General Observance
of Sunday.

An order by Secretary Daniels to the
Navy for a more general observance
of Sunday as a religious rest day has
the news of this action at it's meet
ing Wednesday the executive COM
mittee of the general wartime COM
mission of the churches unanimously
ordered the sending of a letter of
thanks to the Secretary of the Navy.
The new order will be received with
marked favor both in religious cir
cles and among labor leaders as set
ting an encouraging precedent on the
part of the government. and Is all
the more welcome on account of the
recent relaxation of Sunday rest rules
due to war emergency needs.
The new Navy Department general
order Is as follows:
Text of the Order.
I'm order to insure proper OBJ
servance of the Lords day in the
Navy of the United States. and to
provide the officers and men with
rest and recreation so essential to
efficiency. the following order will be
carried out:
Thereafter all commanding officers
and others officially concerned will
shore stations to: which they are
attached no work of any character
whatsoever is performed except works
of necessity.
This order will be construed as
embracing target practice and drills
and crew, clothing inspection, issuing
OF small stores, and all other ship ac-
tivities that violate the letter and
spirit of this order.
No vessel of the Navy shall begin
a a, cruise anasoon on Sunday except in case
10 Interference With Services.
I'm order to insure the regular per-
formance of divine services aboard
the vessels of the United States Navy
and at shore stations. it is further
ordered that in no instance shall Sec
ular work be allowed to interfere
with the holding of divine services
and that every possible assistance and
encouragement be given our chap
lalns IN the conduct of such services
A suitable compartment or room shall
be designated for this purpose, and
properly rtgged for the occasion, and
orderly quiet be maintained through
out the ship during divine services
Inc ships band shall always be made
avalIaole for use at divine services.
When there is no chaplain attach
ed 70 his ship or station, the COM
manding officer will arrange for and
give every possible assistance to any
naval chaplain in squadron or ada
cent, or available who might be able
to come aboard for such purpose. In
case 1t is impossible to secure the
services OF a regular Navy chaplain
1t Is directed that commanding off,
GERS, when practicable. invite compe-
tent clergymen from ashore to come
aboard and conduct religious serv-
Evening star., 1919-04-19
St. Pau1's English Lutheran
Church

l1th and II streets northwest.
Rev. JOHN T. HUDDLE, ID. D.. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
IL a.m.-Pnblic worship. with sermon m
the immortality OF the soul. the theme
being I'VE Are Seven" Special Easter
music by the choir.
200 pm.-Christian Endeavor.
p.m.-Easter carols by the Sunday school
and an illustrated lecture on The Pas
sion Play"
Thursday, s p.m.-Annual congregational
meeting.
cordial invitation is extended to men in
uniform and all other strangers to spend
your Easter at this church. to which ',all car
lines lead''
Evening star., 1919-04-19
10th AND U STREETS
\arfh

Northwest
CHARLES i. STECk. -. D.. Pastor
Sunday school, $50 am; Luthr- Leacn"
7:1a pm: morning worship. II. with Specia
music by the vested chorus choir. sermon hy
the pastor. and administration of the Holy
Communion; evening Worship. \. when ti.r
chorus choir and members OF the Sunday
school will render adaptation of the
Easter service. The Living Christ" Free
pews and a welcome for all.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
$500 Necklace Stolen.

Mrs. George Switzerland. Burling-
ton apartments. reported the Inert OF
a Merry Widow" nacklace, valued at
$1,000. The necklace was set with
about seventy-f1ve diamonds. she told
Detective Cornwell, and it was taken
from her apartment.
Theft of five twenty-dollar travel
er's checks a Canadian ten-dollar bill
and s5 in change was reported by A.
NJ Rosenthal, 1475 Columbia road.
Burglars yesterday entered the resi-
dence of W. S. Elliott, 1885 10th street,
through rear window, ransacked the
house and stole S21.
Eleven pairs of Army shoes. valued
at S45; six pairs of khaki trousers,
worth SIS. and a box of undershirts
were stolen from the store of Alex
ander Shuman, 1901 NJ street, Thurs
day night.
Report of a burglary committed at
1889 South Capitol street was made
by NJ. H. Coleman. He said the bur-
glars stole quantity of peanuts and
peanut butter.
John B. Hutchinson. 500 D street
southeast. told the police of the fifth
precinct that last night. about 1880
o'clock, he was on 5th street. between
Pennsylvania avenue and D street
southeast, when he was held up and
robbed of $3.50 in cash. a pair of eye
glasses, government check and car
tickets by two colored men.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
Arranges Three Services.

At Second Baptist Church special
Easter services will be held by the
Bible school at $3.50 am. and at both
the morning and evening services of
L. Stewart will preach appropriate
sermons, using as his topics st
Sophia's Moslem Mosque at Constanti-
nople," or The Battle Of the Crown
robe, or Should We have Dress Re-
form Movement, respectively. Spe-
cial Easter musical numbers will be
rendered by the choir. under the di-
rection of Lieut.. A. H. Watson,
u. S. A.
Special Easter music will be rem
dered by the quartet choir at Wesley
Chapel NJ. Il. Church tomorrow morn
William A. Haggerty. will preach at
II am. and at pm. his topics hav-
lug to do with the Easter story, Life
Triumphant Over Death" and ''On the
Road to Emmaus and Back Again."
respectively.
An interesting Easter program has
been prepared by the Fourth Presby-
terian Church, 18th and Fairmont
streets, for tomorrow morning. The
pastor. Rev. DR.. Joseph 7. Kelly. will
deliver sermon appropriate to the
occasion and the music will be fea-
tured by vocal and violin obligato
numbers. The Sabbath school, under
its superintendent, James A. MacEl-
vice. will assemble at $50 am. in the
annex building. where appropriate
Easter exercises will be held.
At IL o'clock tomorrow DR.. RAN
dolph will preach on the subject I'M
mortality of the Soul" at Foundry NJ
E. Church. At 8 pm. Rev. Bishop
William F.. Oldham of Buenos Aires
will preach. William Knowles Cooper
will be the speaker at the Epworth
League service on Eternal Life and
How to Lead It.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
NATIONAL.

1t was reported that President Will
son would call an extra session of
Congress to convene between May Is
and June 1. A strike of all trade
unlonlsts in the boroughs of Man
haitian and Brooklyn was threatened.
Telephone service in New England
outside of Connecticut was interrupt
ed by the strike of operators of New
england companies. A jury in the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
found that organized base ball dam
aged the Baltimore Fed" club to the
extent of $4,000. Judgment may be
rendered under the law for three
times this amount. President Wilson
directed the industrial board of the
Department of Commerce and the
railroad administration 10 reopen dis
cussion of price stabilization. The
Atlantic feet arrived at New York for
a stay of fifteen days, 103 warships
being in the harbor. Miss Jane A.
Delano, director of nursing for the
American Red Cross, died in France.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst. widow of SEN
ator George Hearst of California,
died. Richard Crane. private secre-
tary to Secretary Lansing, was ap-
pointed first minister to Czechosloya-
kia. Hugh S. Gibson. secretary of the
American embassy in Paris, was ap-
pointed the first minister of the United
States to Poland.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
ARRANGE SPECIAL
EASTER SERVICES
Most of Churches to Give
Elaborate Musical Pro-
grams Tomorrow.
TOPICS ARE ANNOUNCED

Easter Sunday is to be celebrated d
tomorrow in the churches of the city
with special services. In most of the
churches elaborate musical programs
have been arranged.
At Temple Baptist Church Rev. DR..
]. J. Muir will preach tomorrow on
THE Risen Christ Divine" His sub
Resurrection Symbolized'' There will
be special Easter music at both serv-
ices and baptism will be admins
tered.
Church of Ascension Program.
Services are to be held at II am
and pm. tomorrow at the Church
of the Ascension and the music will
be in charge of W. r. Hamill, re-
Gently appointed director and or
ganist. The music will be sung by
a mixed choir of 100 voices. Rev.
Dr. J. Henning Nelns, the rector, will
preach at both services. Rev. Dean
Allnatt. from Bishops University.
Lennoxville. Canada. will be the cele-
brant at the IL o'clock service.
Services are to be held at 1880
and IL am. and and pm. tomorrow
at the Church of the Epiphany. Rev.
DR.. McKim, the rector, is to preach
at the IL o'clock service. There will
be offerings for the floating debt of
$500. A children's festival will be
held at o'clock.
At 8~o'clock tomorrow night serv-
ices which mark the last day of the
Passover. will be held in Eighth
Street Temple by the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
There will be special Easter exer-
cises at Petworth Baptist Sunday
school tomorrow. consisting of special
recitations and dialogues,
with an Easter object lesson and
sermonette by the pastor, Rev. +.
Paul Langhorne. At morning serv
ice Mr.. Langhorne will have for his
subject The Empty Sepulcher."
There will be baptism. The choir
will render Easter selections. At the
evening service there will be bap-
tism with a sermon by the pastor en-
titled "An Evening Walk"