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The Washington times., 1920-11-10

Bernard J. Bussink. 20 Myrtle street
nSFNk - eat uAs sKonsfAted - . cOg0-
ner's jury yesterday. The jury held
that the child was largely TO blame.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
Danish Catarrh
Breathe Hyomei For Two Minutes
and Stuffed lip Head Will Go

IF you want To get safe relief from
,atarrh, cold in the head or from an
irritating cough in the shortest time.
breathe Hvomei
1t will clean out your head in two
minutes and allow you 10 breathe
freely. awake or asleep, or mon,y re.
funded
Hyomci sheuld end a cold In one
day, and relieve you of diCusting
snufflos. hawking, splitting and often.
sive breath in week.
Hvomei Is made chiefly from, e,c,
lyptus, 2 soothing, healing. -eru lii.
ing antiseptic. that comes from the
eucalyptus forests Of inland Ausiroiia
where catarrh. asthma and ,tbor 80 49,
chial troubles are seldom known
Hvomei IL pleasant and nasy n
,.e Jns, pour few drops into
rcctcd ard relief is almost cer,,i,
\ Complete Hvomci Outf,t i,cS,;i
,nE wv, .nnhi'r az ono bottle " Uvon'ci
"f"~'s "rd ,'"''c.,.iais 49, brur
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

of the senator's party with an i'm
nainepi phHnicnl 0uthurst penaARG
Sherif Scanlon saw the lay OF the
land, held "A hurried conference with
Don Carlos with the result that prices
were revised ON a compounds basis.
Don Carlos insisting upon rates
about 100 per cent higher for this
visitors than for the natives.
sheriff Scanlon also caused consic-
cradle excitement when he placed
three alleged Mexican bad men in the
hoOsegow, claiming them 10 the floor
lest they walk away with the Gala
boose. The MeXicans, Il was charged,
had celebrated too long and violently
and Il Is whispered that wee pit of
.nescal may have slipped over the
border.
Senator Harding IL taking a daily
dip in ihe Gulf OF Mexico aud Mrs.
Harding IL spending her time largely
at the Creager cottage resting and
watching the little fishing smacks
pass out 10 sea. The lights go out
early in the Creager cottage, giving
evidence that the President-eiect Is
resting completely.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
HARDING TAKESUP
TARP0N HUNT AGAIN
Ignores Piles Of Mail at Village
Postoffice, Hoping to Land
Record Fish.
By DAVID VI. CHURCH.
international News Service.

POINT ISABEL, Tex, Nov. 1O.--Sun-
burned and blistered. President elect
Warren q. Harding today set forth
for another battle with the tarpon In
the Mexican waters Off Point Isabel
Disappointed over ais failur" to land
4 record tarpon yesterday, the Scna-
tor set sail with grim tcnacity and
declared he would bring in a tarpon
before shutdown.
While the President elect Is bat
Ting with the big fish, prelim nary
negotiations are under way looking
forward for a final settlement Of the
peace treaty question, it was learned
today. Ii Is understood that the Sena-
tor in announcing he would hold in
diNidual conferences TO determine the
sentiment towards the peace treaty.
set "a ball in motion. and that advo-
Gates of a league are attempting to
agree on a definite program which
they can offer the President-elect with
the support of a major part of the
public. The worries Of the. peace
problem are far from the mind of
the Senator today and ha is paying
10 attention to informal reports that
come sccping into this ancient fishing
village.
NAIL PILES UP.
As evidence that business means
nothing to the Harding party. huge
piles Of mail lay in the village post
office. clogging business and worry
ing the postmaster who can't under
stand why n President elect. isn't
more interested in his mail.
Tho Senator plans to stay on the
water under the shelter of his flap
ping straw sombrero all the LAY to-
day, deferring golf until tomorrow.
He probably will play a round Of
golf before making an armistice day
address in brownsville.
Arrangements are being made for
special train over the Rio Grandc
railroad to carry the Senator into
Brownsville.
There is nothing unusual in this
unless one knows the Rio Grande
railroad which runs between Point
Isabel and Brownsville and rivals
strongly the bonneville trolley"
The entire equipment of the railway
Is two deformed and reformed freight
cars, driven by reformed automobile
engines. and there are many stops
en- route while the engineer cCaxes
along a baking engine. The cars
leave the track on nearly every trip.
but this only means A slight delay
while the engineer and conductor
roll up their sleeves ard return the
cars to the tracks.
A CRISIS AVERTED.
What might have been an !nturns-
tional crisis was Iverted today by
Sheriff George Scanlon. who totes a
man sized gun and keeps the peace.
Y. Carlos proprietor Of the sole cafe
here, came to the sndden realizati
that Presidential party was stop
ping here and made All overnight in
crease in rates. putting his menu
card on the same basis as that, of the
largest hotels. This Immediately
brought about crisis between the
restaurant and the members
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
OPERA SINGER ELUDES
BOLSHEVIKI AGENTS

NEW YORK. Nov. l0.-Henrietta
Savonoff. Russian opera singer, ar
rived on the liner Hellig Alav ycster-
day and told an exciting story Of her
escape from Moscow. Her application
for passports to the United states
having been dsproVed she fled from
the Soviet capital. riding 900 miles on
horseback.
She said she suffered many IN
dignjties at the hands OF rowing bands
now terrorizing Russian country dis
tricts.' From Riga she went to Ger
many where she gave series or
concerts and gained enough money TO
come to America.
Mile. SavonoT predicts terribly
hard winter for Russia owing I" the
miserable food conditions there.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
HARDING ENDORSES
GIRL SCOUT DRIVE

The triple aim OF the Girl
Scout movement: home-mAking,
health. getting and citizenship,
IL an ideal Of womanhood Ia
which am delighted TO give my
entire approval and support.
The woman OF the future has
tremendous opportunities be-
fore her. She viii desire to pre-
pare herself for them In order
that she might reap their fruits
to the fullest advantage.
The Girl Scout movement,
with It's comprehensive training
i'm every branch of home-mak-
ing, baby are and home econo-
mics in its study of the ideals
and duties of citizenship. In its
scientific upbuilding Of the
health Of the girls through the
scout camp fire. games and eA-
crcises. and In it's well rounded
educational program. Is most
valuable. --Presiden ELECT War
rem q. Harding.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
Jury HOLDS Driver
IN MOTOR KILLING
William Henry Lee Charged
With Causing Death OF
Man AGED IS.

The cOroner's jury yesterday held
William Henry Lee, ~ Pierce street
responsible for the death Of August
Collmsr, siXty-five years old. I23
Sixth street northwest who was kilI-
ed when struck by en- automobile at
Sixth and II streets northwest COLI
mar was standing on the sidewalk
when Lees automobile. which had
collided with another car. knocked
him down, His skull was crushed. and
he was injured internally.
Following the verdict OF the jury,
Lee was taken To Jail, pending the
action OF the grand jury. The coro-
ner's Jury found that Lee 'droye his
automobile willfully and carelessly at
an excessive rate OF speed"
Walter Newton Ford, l53 Pierce
street. whose machine caused the
death of siN-year Clara Marie
Bussink, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
DC. MAN STRUCKB BY
REVOLVER BULLET
Clarence R. MacCIeIIand A.
Ieges He Was Held Up on
Maryland Road.

Taken to the Emergency Hospital
this morning, George II. Wintner, of
New York, who has been guest at
the Harrington Hotel, was identified
by Clarence Kramer McCleIland, S14
Ninth street northeast. as the man
who had shot him with a revolver in
an alleged "hold-up' on the Bladons-
burg road, early yesterday morning
McClelland told the police that he
and Roy Harper Kuehling were re-
turning, they say, from Perth Amboy,
N. j.. when their car was held up on
the Bladensburg road by Wintner
and several other men who held re-
volvcrs.
II did not throw up my hand as de-
manded," McClelland told the police,
land / was shot. ''After Wintner
discovered that he had shot me. he
suggested that why didn't you tell
me who you were. Mac, and I would
not have shot you. McCielland
told Detective Sergeants Keck, Oar
nall, Waldorf and Davis that he was
brought to his nome in Washington
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

by Wintner. and Euehling told the
police that he drove the automobile
in which he and McClelland were
riding, to it's owner, "a woman, in
Southeast Washington.
When Constable Thomas Garrison.
of EVANSVILLE, came to Police Head
quarters this morning. Wintner re-
fused to return with him To Prince
Georges county, demanding that the
State of Maryland institute eXtradi-
tion proceedings against him. Garri-
son Immediately went to Annapolis to
get papers from Governor Ritchie 10
extradite the prisoner to Upper MARI
boro for trial.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
FORCES OF D'ANNUNZIO
ON OFFENSIVE AGAIN

LONDON. Nov. iO.-Fresh military
activities BY Gabrielle d'Annunzio. ae-
companied by territorial seizures.
threaten to have a serious effect
upon the diplomatic negotiations be-
tween Italy and Jugo-Slsyis over the
disputed city OF Fiume. according to
6dyices received here today.
D'Annunzio's forces occupied Scog-
Ito reef. in san Mario channel. be-
tween the Island OF veglis and the
main land, also the city OF Buccari.
The Jugoslavs at Bucesri were at
tackled and some prisoners taken.
Buccari il on the Gulf OF Quarner@
six miles southeast OF Flume.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

To Cure q Cold In One Day.
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE tablets. The genuine bears the sig
nature Of Il. W. Grove. 30c.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
AUTO BREAKS BOYS LEG.

struck by an automobile operated
by Walter A. Williams. of Mt iainer,
Md. on II street hill this mornins.
Fred Minor, who lives
with his parents at li2 4 street hill,
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

the funeral Of Terence McSwny Lord
walked
The Washington times., 1920-11-10

suffered fracture OF the left leg.
TIE boy ran into the machine after
he had Jumped from wagon. He
was taken TO Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
DAGGERENDS
UNHAPPYL0VE
Girl Ends Life Over Mad In
fatuation for D. c.
Man.
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CONTINUED from First Psge)
scent aud worry hot tempered. She
had threatened several tlmees TO XIII
me and TO Kill herself"
v The police believe IL possible that
the girl WAS attempting TO come 10
some legal arrangement with Carver
and that when IL failed she killed her
self.
WIFE SOUGHT DIVORCE.
According to the bin for divorce
hled in the circuit court through At
torney Harry +. Williams in behalf OF
Mrs. Clara Irene Carver. April l.
Carver deserted his wife July Z. 1912
They were married August 8, 1908. In
Washington, ID. c. Mrs. Carver al
leges that her husband asked her to
20 to the home OF his parents in
Grant City, Mo-, because he was In
financial STRAITS. She went there anu
returned latr. but Carver deserted her
and since 1912 had contributed only
so to her support, the bill states.
Mrs. Carver AYERS that her husband
has an income OF at least $1,000 a
year. In the bill a demand is also
made for alimony.
Carver Is widely-known in Wash
ington. He has an imposing figure,
and dresses in the height of fashion.
During his stay in this city no was
popularity known as the Beau Brum-
meP' OF the Capitol clerical force.
He held the position as clerk of
the Comm ttee on Merchant Marine
and Fisheries for number OF years.
Joshua w. Alexander. who now In
Secretary OF the Commerce Depart
ment. was then head OF the commit
tee and, took n personal interest In
Carver.
TRADE BODY EMPLOYE.
Carver came to Washington from
Grant City, NO., in 1911 at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Alexander when he was
"a member of Congress. Carver re-
signed In 1913 to accept a position as
commercial agent Of the Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce. He
held that posit on until January.
1917, when he resigned. Recently he
has been foreign trade representa-
tive OF the Chicago Commerce As
ISOLATION.
While in Washington Carver re-
sided at 3401 Sixteenth street. He 10
the son OF the late Elias Carver. who
was at one time editor Of the Grant
City Times. He was recommended
for the position in the Bureau of For
cign and Domestic Commerce by Mr..
Alexander, Congressman Scott Ferris,
chairman of the Publics Lands Com
mittee: Congressman James Davep-
port OF Ohio, Congressman j. d. Post
of Ohio, Congressman Stephen r.
Ayrcs and Congressman John A. Baer.
To Cure = Cold in One Day.
Evening star., 1920-03-27

Or. Briggs will. preach on THE TRI
UMPHAL, ENTRY" at II and DEG REEFS
This is the fifth In the series on "Iife's To-
morrows." Sermon preiude. How SEVEN
BIBLE TEXTS STIRRED ST. LOUIS On
Monday night Dr. Monk will preach on
From Adyentism to Christi, Chorus choir
directed by Mrs. Ingram. Miss Price and
other soInists x s.. $50. Chapel, 3. n.
" T. Bs,6.45, Welcome.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
trinity Methodist Episcopal

'riaity Methodist Episcopal
Penna. ave. and Fifth ST. Sc.
y. j. PHELPS HAND, Pastor.
$50 a. a.m.-Susdsy school.
The Real Triumph of Jesus
80 p.m.-Epvorth League.
1SThc Greatest Lesson in
Life"
SPECIAL MUSIC AT ALL SERVICES.
Passion Week Services
EACH EVENING AT 80 Pm.
On Tuesday evening the beautiful
Pageant. "The India Mass
Movement"
Ill, BE PRESENTED By MISSIONARIES.
Assisted by local talent in costume.
On Friday evening
The CrucIfiXIon
wiz be sung by . chorus choir, assisted by
prcrsineut soloists. The public is cordially
invited TO all these services.
Waugh 1lr10D5sz eauEea' seIs00rAh
srd and A streets ne.
Rev. HOWARD r. DOWNS. Pastor
$50 s.m.-sunday school. Glasses for all
h1 90 ..m.-
Behold Thy King!"
8 p.m.-Epworth League service.
1:3O PIN
WELCOMING the King"
Special services Tuesday. Wednesday.
khursday and Friday at 8 pm.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
|.x.,os+L 7th and Randolph streets.
|SIWOItI1 Rev r. PAUL LANGHORNE
hI am. and 7:<5 Pm. Rev. 4. p. Rixey,
Fredericksburg. Va.
40 am. 8. s.. A. G. Cole, supt.
pm. 7. p. g.. Ralph Harris, Pres.
forth Capitol SohT1 ( sfkRrTsi rxRs1s. AND
THE HOMELIKE CHURCH
Rev SAMUEL r. ROSE. N. A.. Pastor.
9:45-Sundsy school. Mems Bible class.
:0O-The pastors sermon
The Palm of Rejoicing"
q. .&-Epwor,h League service.
s;h0-An illustrated address
Our New King Cometh"
SPECIAL MUSIC AT BOTH SERVICES.
PASSION WEEK SERVICES,
Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY. a. Pm.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
NEW CHURCH tswedenborgian,.
of the New Jerusalem
(Revela ton. xxi.2.b
Sixteenth Street Above O.

Sixteenth Street Above O.
Rev. Paul Sperry pastor. will preach at
IL Subject Of sermon, Thine Is the King
DOM Sunday school at 945. Adult class,
led by Mrs. Louis +. Post. at 10. Con-
hrmation class at g. Young Peoples meet
ing at $40. All welcome. Special morn
Sermon subject. And the Power" Ere.
literature in the library.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Free Methodist Church.

Location. 416 21d 81. nv.
REV. II. z. ALBACGH. Yastoy
Usual preaching services sunday by the
pastor. Prayer mestiARs svery rursda
night. Class meetings every Friday night,
Evening star., 1920-03-27

DE IlfAlN Corner md st.
HIGH T. STEVENSON. Minister:
Divine worship. with preaching by the pas
+or n am. Rev Arthur Il. Brooks OF New
Ynrt at \ nm. Bible school, Q am. Juniors,
ANN. Y.P. s. {. F., 6:45 pm. Midweek
prayer service, Thursday, pm. welcome.
Everybody feels at home at Bethany.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
The Iowa Ave. M. e. Church

REV. Il. q. FRANCE. d. D., Pastor.
S:45 A.m.-Sunday school.
IL 90 a.m.-Sermon BY Rev. John Reed
Shannon, D. D.,
700 p.m.-Epworth League.
Subject: ''Our Country's Need for Christ. ~
Leader: Miss Mary Topham.
500 p.m.-Musical service with numbers by
the following: Soprano, Miss Kalstrom
contralto. Mrs. Milton C. White: bari
tone: Mr.. c. L. Nye; saxophone. Mrs. B.
HackenberEef: violin. Mr.. Theodore
Rob0; piano, Mr.. J. H. Davis.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL

DOUGLAS MEMORIAL
Eleventh and H Streets Northeast,
Rev. Edward Hayes, D. D., Pastor
SPECIAL SERVICES
During Passion Week. March % to April
Sunday. March g.
HOO a.m.-"The Triumphant Entry"
800 pm-"The New Kinsship"
Monday March g.
800 PIMA Day of Judgment"
Tuesday, March 50.
500 pm-"A Day of Controversy"
Wednesday, March 81.
500 pm-"A Day of Silence"
Thursday. April /.
300 pm.-"A Day of FaTewells."
(The Holy Communion will be ceIebrated)
Friday, April D.
800 pm-"A Day of Suffering
Easter Sunday, April T.
II 90 am-"The Living Christ"
500 pm.-"The Victorious Christ"
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Mile. Memorial c. M. E. Church
Rain or Shine
Lane C. NJ. E. Church

18th and Streets Northeast.
ARTHUR wOMACK, Pastor.
WONAN'S DAY.
II a.n.-Rev. Mrs. Fry Mason. Singing.
Howard University Female Giee Club.
$50 p.m.-Laterary. Addfesses. Mesdames
Helen Irvine, Elizabeth r. Haynes, Mrs.
Latin.
7:30 p.m.-Rev. Mn. Fry Mason. Contest
between men snd women's classes.
HOLY WEEK.
Monday, 2eth. pm, concert.
Tuesday. Rev, Hill and choir.
wednesday. Rev. For and choir.
Thursday, April !. Rev. L. A. Carter and
choir.
Friday sacred eantata hy choir. q
All Welcome.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Fifth
Baptist
L NEAR 7th
Southwest.
Revival
Meetings

|run through Eas-
tier. The pastor
Twill Be assisted
|by able minis
! ters of other
kcIturchA~
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Union Methodist Episcopal

Union Methodist Episcopal
10th 9t. Near Pa Ave, NV.
EkV WILLIAM JOSEPH MEEks. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday School.
Watch US grow.
Mems Bible Class, Mr.. J. P.
Crawford, teacher.
Hoo a.m.-Sermon, JESUS WELCOMED
AS KING"
500 p.m.-Get Acquainted Hour.
700 p.n.-Epworth Leagune. Address by
Mrs. ID. B. Street.
500 p.m.-Sermon. THE RUBICON OF
LIFE
This church holds services each night
during Passion Week. beginning at Q and
closing promptly at o.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
THE NATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH -
Metropolitan Memorial NJ. E.
John Marshsli Place asd st. NV.
HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL D. D., AiaistsY.
LOUIS p. CHASrAIN. Director 81 Csnmuaity
Work.
what If There Was No
Christ?
Daniel the Interpreter of
Dreams"

s:45 an, Sunday school and Bible class
p.m.-Epwerth LeaEus reception and de-
votional meeting.
Easter Sunday night, dedication Of the
Bronze Honor Roll" Addresses BY Royal
c. johnson. n. c.. and Admiral Oooats. In
feresting exercises in honor Of the men from
this congregatioa who served In the Great
War. We expect part Of the Marine Band
TO be with US. All services open to the pub
lie. Near all the dowptown hotels.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Grace Baptist Church

9Th st. and South Carolina ave. sc.
PASTOR +. w. JOHNSON.
a:3O-Bible school. Glasses for all.
II :OO-..YE DID TT NOT.
7:45-'PROGRESS OR BACkSLipIH'.
Come worship with us. All seats free.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Calvary Baptist Church

Calvary Baptist Church
sth AND q HTS. NV.
Rev. SAMUEL II. GREENE, d. D.. Pastor.
Rev. A. +. ANDERSON. d. D.. Assistant.
Rev. A. D. BRYANT. Minister to the Deaf
Sunday school. $3.50 am, N. s. Faucett
superintendent.
IL am. sermon by DR.. Greene.
pm. Baptism. followed by an evening
with the choir. Maunder's cantata, feni-
tence Pardon and Peace"
Christian Endeavor meetings: Sunday,
Gas and pm; Tuesday. pm.
Thursday p.m.-Meeting Of pastor ana
deacons, ESPECIALLY to see any desiring to
unite with the church. pm, church prayer
meeting. Covenant meeting. entrance on
Ii street,
Friday, 7:3O p.m.-Friday Evening Club;
classes in basketry. millinery and dressmak-
ing; o'clock, French and self
for both ladies and gentlemen. pm. Boy
Scouts. x>r,rr,>
Evening star., 1920-03-27
fine METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Haof;o> METHODIST EPISCOPAL
AAoAAAAAAAS CHukCH
9th and stS. NV.
LUOICS G. CLARK, d. D., Minister.
CHARLES 8. COLE. Director Uommunity Work
500 p.m-.THR ETERNAL KINCDON. t"
$50 a.m.-Sunday school,
500 p.m.-Tea and Social Hour.
700 p.m.-Epworth League service
Thursday night-Holy Communion.
Good Friday. p.m.-Musical program by
Miss Athey, ofganist, and Mr.. Anton kaspar
v.olinfst.
Evening star., 1920-03-27

CALVARY
On Columbia Road NV Between 14th and 18th Streets
JAMES StIERA MONTGOMERY, Minister.
fo 80 Bible School, Mr.. Edwin Dice. superintendent
Judge Joseph w. Thompson, Teacher.
OO Public worship with by the PASTOR the subject
THE BATTLE FACE OF JESUS"
palm Sunday Sermon)
Epworth League devotional services, Mr. George Coson
president.
90 Public worship with sermonecture by DIR. MONTGOM
T, ERY on the subject
THE CHURCH AND THE REDS"
Harold Miller will The Palms" the morning
1t 7:30. Special music by the chorus choir.
FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sixteenth Street Near Street Northwest
REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D, Minister
PALM SUNDAY
DR. RANDOLPH breaches:
y 100 a.m-"TFE MESSAGE OF THE COLT"
"a Palm Sunday Sermon)
500 pm-"FOUR VITAL QUESTIONS:
~ THE QUESTION OF CURIOUS CROWD"
"a Palm Sunday sermon)
Special musical both evening by the
Ind Prof. Anton Kaspar violinist
$50 am.-Bible School, Classes for all
Gas pm-Epworth League service Speaker SENATOR GEORGE
CHAMBERLAIN. Subject The Cost of War"
Thursday evenngBapist (priva o'clock Sacrament of the
ods Supper o'clock
Friday-Church open from 10 o pm. for prayer.
Foundry Church Is Everybodys Church
Evening star., 1920-03-27
NORTHMINSTER

11th st. and r. l. ave. NV.
REV. HUGH KERR FULTON, Pastor.
9:45-Bible Study. The two .Bennett"
classes especially for Young
ladies and young men away from
home.
II 1:00-Preaching by the Pastor.
6:45-Christian Endeavor.
7:30-Evening Worship.
Choir OF eighteen voices.
S0l0ist. Mrs. Ira r. Smith.
organist and Director, Mr.. Herbert +. Keyser
EVERYONE WELCOME
nd r,fll
Evening star., 1920-03-27
d Baptist Church 4th 4 Va,

Second Baptist Church .ss .a.. i. ~ Va
REV. HOWARD 1. STEWART Pastor.
Preaching. II am. THE PRINCE OF
THE HOUSE OF LOIS" and pm. peo-
and sermon on Tennyson.s ..Epoch Arden,
a WOMAN'S UNCONSCIOUS SIN AND
MANS UNSURPASSED SACRIFICE a
thousand seats and thousan fold well
come. Come.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Westminster Church Memorial q. 2.

Kew. L. +. Davis. pastor-Palm Sunday
service at ii am. In the evening at s
o'clock. the pastor will preach THE Man
Who Eeared TO Meet the Crisis. =,
Evening star., 1920-03-27

Georgetown Church P ST., st; NEAR ; 4
Rev. James T. Marshall. D. D., Pastor
9:45, 5. s.: IL. THE First Palm Sunday:
S. The Little Book Choir with VIM
Stansheid. Preaching Thursday and Friday
pm.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Garden Memorial Minnesota. Ave.
Peck Memorial

Rev. GEORGE NJ. CUMMINGS. PASTOR
Sunday school. $50 am; preaching
an: c. E.. $50 .. m; evening service Z 30
Evening star., 1920-03-27

lincoln Road Cor: =. !: 'Te: Lincoln
A Community Church with Q Hearty Welcone
Rev. c. C. NcLEAN. n. A., D. D.. Minister
Revival service. with Mr. Charles H.
Gray to aid the pastor % minute man and
leader Of the song service.
9:3o-Sunday school. NJ. y. spselman supt
200 pm.-Epworth LAaRue
Evening star., 1920-03-27

IRVING ". kETCHUM. Minister.
Penn. ave-. 2sth and NJ SITS.
PALM SUNDAY-MARCH IS
1.-THE Coming Of the King to Jerusalem"
Large junior chorus.
p.m.-Sunday school. Hon. Henry b. T..
Mcfarland. supt.
p.m.-Chrstian Endeavor
The evening service begins at Z: As pm
Ex-Chief Justice stanton J. Peelle will speak
ALL THE WEEK.
Holy Week evangelistic services.
Nonday-''Wlen the Dead Rise the pastor.
Tuesday, 3:30-Junior service.
TUESDAY. p.m.-Mrs. Justice Peelle.
"wednesday. p.m.-Rev. Charles Wood
ID. u.
Thursday, p.m.--'The Parable Of An Auto
mobile" the pastor.
Friday. p.m.-''Going it Double" the pas
tor.
Easter-Communion and infant baptism.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Fourth Presbyterian Church

18th and Fairmont SITS.
Rev. JOSEPH L. KELLY, d. d., Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
IL 90 a.m.--Morning worship. Preaching by
the pastor. Behold Thy King Come tn. -
Ordinatio of elders and deacons.
400 p.m.-Junior c. r.
700 p.m.--C. L. Society.
500 p.m.-Evening worship. Preaching by
the pastor. ''Esau. q Profane Person"
Services at pm. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Petworth NJ. E. Church

Grant Circle and New Hampshire ave.
g. ELLIS WILLIAMS. Minister.
Special Palm Sunday services.
80 a. observation-disclosures Day in 8. s.
TOO p.m.-Epworth League. Leader, Miss
Aarcella Syn.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Eastern Presbyterian Church

9Th st. and Nd. ave. me-
ALFRED f. BARROws, d. d.. Pastor.
IL 90 a.m.-'THY KING CONFETTI
1:45 p.m.-''MARK."
$50 a.m.-Bible school.
0:00a.m.-Mens Bible class.
s:45 p.m-C. E.
Easter Communion service-Thursday, 7:45