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ICHAPEL DEDICATION
| SERVICES TOMORROW
Ceremonies by Lutheran Church OF
the Incarnation-Pro-
gram Features.

! The chapel of the Lutheran Church
of the Incarnation. 14th and Gallatin
| streets, is to be dedicated at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev
DR.. ID. II. BauSlin. dean of the luth-
eran Theological Seminary at Spring
! field. Ohio, is to preach the dedicatory
sermon.
Rev. Or. John Weidley. president of
the Lutheran Alliance. and Rev. {.
n Butler. secretary of the Pastors
Association of this city. with several
other clergymen, will participate IN
the service. Rev. +. W. Barrie of
Baltimore will represent the Lutheran
pastors of that city; Rev. Henry Man
ken. pastor of the church, will per
form the act of conservation. and Mrs.
L. a. Brown and Mrs. Earl Seaton are
to sing solos.
The chapel is constructed of Gull
ford granite. and Is of the Gothic type
of architecture of the middle period.
While the building will be used for
both the church and Bible school for
the present. il is designed for the ex-
elusive use of the Bible school in the
future. when the main group is con-
structed. It's present arrangement.
however. is that OF complete church
with chancel and altar furnishings.
The building operations We're in
charge of a committee consisting of
Harvey a. Benner. chairman; George
b. Ostermayer, Charles w. Wise. Jo-
seph NJ. Sitter. Marcus A. Schiller, r.
f. Cannon. Harold p. Clarke and
Christian Becker.
The first services of the Church of
the Incarnation were held in a private
house in December. 1917. Rev. Henry
Manken. the present pastor, was called
to the paStorate, and was installed
September IS, 1918.
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the Calvary Methodist Church tomor-
row and preach sermon on The
Master and Makers of Methodism. "
In the evening DR.. Montgomery will
deliver special sermon on THE De-
mand of the Quarantine"
X
The Pinkham Bible class for men. at
the Emmanuel Baptist Church. is hav-
ing a contest for new members. E. II.
McDermot and T. r. Dodd are the
captains and T. J. Nelson Is the gen
eral in chief. Lucius c. Upshaw of
Georgia is the teacher.
X X
The spring meeting of the Walden
sian Aid Society will be held in the
Church of the Covenant the evening
of April "a. Rev. Capt. Bertalot,
delegate to the United States from
the Waldensian churches of Italy. is
to speak.
The annual vesper service of the
Kiwanis Club will be conducted by
Rev. William w. Shearer at ST. Column
ba's Chapel. Murdoch Mill road, to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock.
X \
Adam Geibel. blind composer, is to
give recital Monday evening at
Han1line NJ. E. Church. 9th and P
streets.
There will be a meeting at McKen-
dree Church Monday at 1876 o'clock of
the campaign committee and the team
put on May 2-1O for the Methodist
Home for the Aged.
X X X
American Lutherans, who are wind
ing up successful financial cam
paign in the interest of their educa-
tional institutions, are about to
launch. under the auspices of the
National Lutheran Council. world
service campaign for S1.SOO,00 There
are more than 100000 Lutherans
IN the war-stricken countries of
Europe, and. under the mmediate
direction of a commission of Ameri-
can Lutheran ministers and laymen
now in Europe. part of this sum
VIII be distributed among their suf-
ferinS brethren across the sea, to
the end that their churches may be
restored their benevolent institutions
rehabiltated. their naked clothed and
their hungry fed and placed in po-
sitfon to help themselves. The drive
for funds vii be put on May 9-16
X X
Albert Vail. former Unitarian min
lister Of Urbana. Ill. will speak on
The Bahai Revelation" tomorrow
night at SIS o'clock at Studio Hall,
1919 Connecticut avenue
X X X
Rev. r. P. Rixey of Fredericks-
burg. Va, will occupy the pulpit at
Petworth Baptist Church, 7th and
Randolph streets. tomorrow. in the
absence of Rev. f. Paul Langhorne.
who. with n, Mrs; L'anghorne. is at
subject will be What the Church
Exists For; in the evening his sub
1ect will be Gods Way and Mans
Way"
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impression upon Israel. Centuries
later it was made the basis of a pro-
found prophecy concerning the Mes
stah. The battle did not end with the
conflict on the plain of Esdraelon. for
Gideon sent messengers to summon
the faint hearted. who had returned
home to guard the fords of the Jor~
dan and catch the fugitives that at
tempted to escape, while he pressed
the battle in the stronghold OF the
Midianites in the desert.
The war is not over. 1t has taken
new turn. The forces of faith are
summoned to countercharge those
who deny the Lord and win the ma
tions for Christ. Al! linen, men today y, rec &c,
cgnize that the CHRISTIANS IN the
churches of Christ hold the keys to
the salvation of the world. Let us
prove our faith by seeking to win the
world for the Master. with loyalty
to Him ami obedience to His COM
mands We can, through faith. carry
out His program and erect new or
der in this old disturbed war and SIM
stricken world. The -tru'npets have
sounded: let us enter the battle for
the Lord. He will give US victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-17
UNITED SUNDAY" TOMORROW
Pastors in Washington Will Dis
cuss Interchurch World Movement

The Interchurch World Movement
and its campaign to raise a budget of
1896, 100000 to spread Christianity will
DO discussed by pastors Of the churches
Incorporating in the movement in their
pulpits tomorrow. Among the thirty
denominations cooperating tomorrow
is known as Omitted Sunday. The
actual drive for contributions in Wash
ington and throughout the country is
to begin April % and continue for a
week
Monday evening has been set for a
meeting of the community campaign
committee in the First Congregational
Church, and further plans for conduct
hing the campaign here will be made
there.
one Of the ends sought by the Inter
church World Movement is more ade-
uuate salaries for the ministers. That
salaries Of the ministers will be in
creased as a result of the campaign and
the surveys which have been made was
confidently predicted by the leaders in
the movement here today.
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS $3.50.


Moses told Israel that walking in the midst of their in
kept clean and holy. Deuteronomy. 2314
all
judge
hundred thousand Deuteronomy 115
fill pleasure
Lord
not lend
Deuteronomy
a
be
Moses said Thou shalt not defraud thy
s
all
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in the grass thought Blacky. Il
wonder what it is"
He changed his course so as to pass
near enough to see. Presently, he saw
instantly that it was Jimmy Skunk.
Then, his eyes being sharp, he saw
that there was something odd about
the way Jimmy was acting. A minute
later he saw clearly what the trouble
was. Jimmy was caught in a trap.
so that's it," muttered Blacky. TOO
bad. Too bad! Jimmy isn't a bad fell
low and I'm sorry to see him in such
trouble. 1 guess this means the end
of Jimmy Skunk. Probably Farmer
Browns boy set that trap and now he
will kill Jimmy. Too bad, Too bad"
Blacky flew to a little tree, from the
top of which he could see all that
might happen. All the time he kept
muttering. TOO bad! Too bad" He
saw Jimmy Skunk face Farmer
Browns boy and put up his danger
signal. which he does. you know. by
back. Then Blacky discovered a sur
prising thing. Farmer Browns boy
had no gun! He hadn't even a stick
Blacky blinked. IF he goes much
nearer he'll wish he hadn't" NUT
tered Blacky. Il hope he will 1t will
serve him right. He has pretended to
be friend of us little people. but
you can't trust these men creatures
You can't trust one of them. Hello
What's he doing that for?"
Farmer Browns boy had taken OF
his coat. Then he began to talk to
Jimmy Skunk. Blacky could hear the
murmur of his voice. 1t was low and
soothing. Little by little Jimmy's big
tail was lowered. Then Farmer
Browns boy moved a wee bit nearer
Little by little he drew nearer. never
once making quick or impatien,
movement, and all the time talking In
that low. soothing tone. He was q
but at last he got close to Jimmy.
"Now's his chance. Why doesn',
Jimmy use that little scent gun OF
his" muttered Blacky.
But Jimmy didn't. He didn't put VI
his danger signal at all Then slowly
Farmer Browns boy reached ovel
and dropped his coat over Jimmy
Skunk so that IT covered him entire.
ly Then, for the first time Farmer
Browns boy moved quickly. He
stopped and did something. just VIVA,
Blacky could not see. Then he lifted
his coat from Jimmy Skunk ane
stepped back quickly Jimmy started
to put up his danger signal, theI
lowered it. He had discovered some
thing wonderful: something too goot
to be true. He was free. That dread
full trap no longer held him in it.
! cruel jaws. He looked up at Farmer
Browns boy. Farmer Browns bo,
was smiling. Jimmy understood. Her.
was a friend, indeed
AS for Blacky the Crow, he was too
surprised to think clearly. He al
most doubted his own eyes. If h,
hadn't seen it he wouldn't have be
| lieved that any one would have daret
go so near Jimmy Skunk But h,
had to believe it. There was nothint
( else to do. He had seen 1t with hi!
Copyright. 1920. by T. W. Burgess.)
own eyes.
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BIBLE QUESTION AWARDS
TO Be MADE MAY q
Justice Siddons Will Be Among
Speakers at First Congre-
gational Church,

Arrangements are being completed
by the Bible department of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. for a meeting May 81, at
First Congregational Church. at
which prizes in the Bible question
contest now being conducted through
that department.. the Star co-operat-
ing. Will be awarded
Addresses are to be delivered by
Mr.. Justice Siddons of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia !;
Rev. DR.. c. G. Chappell. pastor of Nj.
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church, South. and
William Tyler Page. author of Amer
ica's Creed and reading clerk of the
House OF Representatives.
Considerable interest has been
manifested in the contest, which is
on The Life of Moses" The final
ten of the 100 questions in the con-
test are printed today in an adjoining
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-17
REV. BERNARD BRASKAMP
INSTALLED AS PASTOR

installation services for Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp. pastor of the re-
Gently united Gurley Memorial and
Gunton Temple Presbyterian churches,
were held last night in the Gunton-
Temple Church. 14th and r streets.
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor Of the
Church of the Covenant. preached the
inst lation sermon.
Thet constitutional rites were per-
formed by Rev. Alfred Barrows, pas
tor of Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Prayer was offered by Rev DR.. Wal
lace Radcliffe. pastor of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev
Herbert r. johnson Of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church gave the charge
to the pastor. and Rev. Douglas p
Birnie gave the charge to the con-
gregation.
An informal reception followed the
] exercises.
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stereopticon lecture, under the aus

pieces Of the mems Bible study class,
by the pastors brother. who is home
on funough from Shantung. China
X X X
The Bolen class of young men Of
Epiphany Church held its annual
banquet in the parish hall Thursday
evening. the guests Of honor being
Chaplain and Mrs. Truman P. Riddle.
Miss Richie Mclean. contralto. sang.
Addresses were made by Miss Lacie
E. Bolen, class teacher; Chaplain
Riddle, Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim.
Thomas Spence, Joseph Sperry and
Albert Sperry. The affair concluded
with an hour of dancing.
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lT1IILES!t0RlES
&rBEDTImE
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.
BIacky the Crow Has Hard
Work to Believe His Eyes.
Who makes the best use of his eyes
Will seldom lack for surprise.


Will seldom lack for II surprise.
That is because surprising things
are happening all the time for those
who have eyes to see. them. Now.
there are few sharper eyes than those
of Blacky the Crow. There is little
that goes on in the Green Forest or
on the Green Meadows that escapes
Blacky the Crow. His eyes are sharp
and he knows how to use them.
Through them he has learned many
things, and one Is just what a gun
looks like. If he sees a man with a
hoe on his shoulder Blacky will fly
right over him. But If that man has
a gun Blacky takes care to go way
round,
In this particular morning Blacky
was lazily winging his way over the
Green Meadows with nothing in par
ticular to do. AS usual. he was using
his sharp eyes to see all that was
going on below. He saw Farmer
Browns boy come out of the Long
Lane. but he wasn't particularly in
terested in Farmer Browns boy I'M
til he suddenly stopped.
He has found something over there
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THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
TENTH 10 OF 100 QUESTIONS
ON THE LIFE OF MOSES

o. Under Moses were required
establish a charge against person?
90
Israel!
IS on
and how the dead body to be buried:
o. What did Moses
womans
egiae what did he TO be
a mother bird disturbed:
Co. What building regulation did Moses establish prevent people
falling Israel would build after
reaching Canaan?
g. What kind Of weights did Moses tell the children
ae TO and how did he God would any oher KING
vs. What children of Israel did Moses
result physical ailments such fever consumption ao in
blindness that troubling today
that have handed
49, How transated) did
death who buried him, where his sepuchre?
100 which think would brief
summary of the life 0 Moses,t of Israel
EARLY
oil
of
RuthI II
know o 9th who re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-17
FED, AMERICAN WRITER,
is NOW REPORTED ALIVE

ohm Reed. an American magazine
tier, reported recently to have been
.cuted in Finland. is alive and well,
:ording to an official report receiv-
4 at the State Department yesterday
m the Finnish government
iced is under indictment at Chi
20, charged with conspiracy to ad-
cate the overthrow of the govern
mt by force.
When unconfirmed reports reached
'licago that Reed had been executed,
State Department instructed the
nerican charge in Finland to in
stfgate, but no report has yet been
ceiVed from him..
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Calvary Baptist Church

9Th AND II ATS. NV.
Rev, SAMUEL H. GREENE, d. D.. Pastor.
Rev A. +. ANDERSON. d. D., Assistant.
Rev A. d. BRYANT. Minister to the Deaf
Sunday school. $50 am. N. S. Faucet.
- superintendent.
IL am-Sermon by Dr. Merrill T. Safes
4 p.m.-Address by Dr. Mitchell arroll
Junior Christian Endeavor Sunday. a:lo
pm.
Christian Endeavor meetings: sunday.
Gas and pm. Tuesday, pm.
deacons. especially 10 see any desiring 10
unite with the church. pm. church prayer
meeting. entrance ON II street,
Fridav 8 pm-Friday Evening Club:
classes in basketry. millinery. also rench
and sclf-c xpression. for both ladies' and gen
tlemen S pm. BOY Scouts.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

THE VICTORY OF GIDEON'S
BAND.
Judges, 1.1-25.
Golden Text.-There is no re-
straint to Jehovah to save by
many or by few.-I Samuel. 14.6.
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Subject. THE Splendid Setting Of Q New
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with adult class at 10. Young peoples
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Church of the New jerusalem

NEW CHURCH tsweaenbsrgiaaI.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-02
CHAPTER XIII.
Kirby and | Meet.

Sal remained seated behind the bar
nodding, and so soon as felt reason
ably assured that she was without In.
terest In my movements, leaned for.
ward and endeavored to arouse Ken
nedy. This was by no means easy Of
accomplishment, and I was compelled
to pinch the fellow rather severely
before he sat up angrily, 5lurting out
the first words which came to his lips !:
What the devil"
His half-opened eyes caught my ges-
ture for silence, and he stopped in
stantly, his lips widely parted.
Meet me outside" l whispered,
warningly. But be careful about It,"
The slight noise had failed to dis.
turb rf,e woman, and | succeeded In
slipping through the unlatched door
without noting any change In her pos
ture. Tim. now thoroughly awake,
and aware Of something serious in the
air. was not long in joining me with.
out. and drew him aside into a SPOT
OF deeper blackness under the trees,
he was still indignant over the pinch.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-02
STOMACH TORTURE
GONE FIRST SLEEP
IN THREE MONTHS
Mr.. Heinricks Was Ready to Give Up.
Then He Found How to
Regain Health.

MY first sleep in > months was on the
second night after l began using Milks
Emulsion. I had had n bad case OF stom-
ach trouble and constipation for years
and was ready to give up. l was troubled
with gas. dizziness, bloat after eating,
Gnawing sensation and cramps In the
stomach. Milks Emulsion was n Godsend
to me. and l want everyone to know
about n medicine that will cure cases like
mine."-C. +. Heinricks, 702 S. Alabama
St. Indianapolis, Ind
Thousands of sufferers from catarrh Of
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Milks Emulsion is n pleasant, nutritiys
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No matter how severe your case. you
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ing, and remained drunk enough to be
auarrelsome. cut his muftled pro-
family short.
That's quite enough Of that. Tim"
| said sharply. and was aware that ne
stared back at me. plainly perplexed
by the change in my tone and manner.
"You are an officer Of the law; so am
l. and 1t is about time we were work-
ing together"
He managed to release grufr laugh.
"You-you d. bum; h. that's
good joke-what'r yer givin' me now!'
THE exact truth; and 1t will be
worth your while, my man, to brace up
and listen. ! am going to give You
chance to redeem yourself-a last
chance 1t will be a nice story to tell
back in ST. Louis that you helped to
kidnap wealthy young white woman,
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To Take Baby's Picture.

Anyone who has tried 1t knows 1t is
difficult task to take an indoor Die.
ture of an active child. BY placing
the subject near sunny window, but
not In the direct sunlight. and with a
sheet fixed at one side, high enough
SO that 1t reaches above the subjects
head, good results may be obtained. II
the child sits on the floor, the sheet
Will be high enough thrown over two
chairs.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-02

every one told me the same but kept
fighting to keep from having the opera
ton. Yhad read SO many times Of Lydia
3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it helped my sister so l began taking it.
l have never felt better than have
since then and keep house and am able
to do all my work. The Vegetable Com,
MRS. J. r. MATHEWS, 331l Sycamore
Street, Cairo, Ill.
OF course there are maIiy serious cases
that only surgical operation will re-
lieve. We freely acknowledge this, but
the above letter, and many others like it,
amply prove that many operations are
recommended when medicine In many
cases is all that is needed.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conf.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass.
The Dolores star., 1920-04-02

using your office as a cloak for the
crime and. besides that. killing two
men to serve river gambler. Sup
pose | was to tell that sort of tale to
Governor Clark. and give him the
proofs-where would you land?"
He breathed hard. scarcely able to
articulate. but decidedly sober.
"What-what's that? Amt you the
fellar thet wus on the boat? Who
who the devil are yer?"
IL am an officer in the army" | said
gravely. determined to impress him
first of all. "and | worked on that
steamer merely to learn the facts in
this case. know the whole truth now.
even to your late quarrel with Kirby.
do not believe you realized before
what you were dOng-but you do now.
You are guilty of assisting that con
temptible gambler to abduct Eloise
Beaucaire and are shielding him now
in his cowardly scheme to compel her
to marry him by threats and force"
THE d. Iow-lived pup-I told
him whut he wus."
Yes, but that doesn't prevent the
crime. He's all you said, and more
But calling the man names Isn't going
to frishten him. nor get that girl out
OF his clutches. What | want to know
IS, are you ready to help me fight the
fellow? Block his gamer"
How? What do ye want done2"
Give me a pledge first, and I'll tell
you"
Did you say ye wus an army offer
cer?"
"Yes, a lieutenant; my name is
KuOx."
Il never know'd yer"
Probably not, but Joe Kirby does.
| was on the steamer Warrior coming
down when he robbed old Judge Beau
caire. That was what got me mixed
UP in this affair. Later was In that
skif you fellows rammed and sunk on
the Illinois. | know the whole dirty
story. Kennedy, from the very begin.
ming. And now it is up to you wheth
er or not tell 1t to Governor Clark"
Il reckon yer must be right" he ad
mitted helplessly. "Only | quit cold
the minute | caught on ter whut wus
up. / never knowd she want no mig
+ ger till after we got we're. Sure's vel
live that's true. Only then | didn't
know whut else ter do. so | got bilin
drunk"
'You are willing to work with me
thenY'
"Yer kin bet I am; ain't ne
gurl-stealer."
| Then listen. Kennedy. Jack Raj,
told me exactly what their plans were
because he needed me to help him
when you jumped the reservation. h,
had to find someone else, and picket
me. They mean to pull off the affuil
tonight. Here's the story"
told 1t to him, exactly In the form
1t had come to me. interrupted only IL
the recital by an occasional profan,
ejaculation. or some interjected aues
ton. The deputy appeared sobe
enough before had finished, and full,
grasped the seriousness of the situa
tion.
Now that Is the way 1t stacks up,"
ended. THE girl Is to be taken to thi
Fellows shack and compelled to marr
Kirby, whether she wants to or moi
They either intend threatening her, o
else to actually resort to force-likel
both. No doubt they can rely on thI
renegade preacher In either case"
Jack didn't name no name?"
"NO-why"
"only thar uster be a bum hangIr
round the river front In Saint Loue
who he'd preachers papers. en- wor
long-tailed coat. Thar want no Low
! Gown game he vvAat tsks q hand 1