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Evening star., 1921-06-11

'Ehs Lutheran Church of the Atone
nient. Rhode Island avenue and North
Capitol street, will celebrate tomor-
row the fortieth anniversary Of the
ordination of its pastor, Rev. l. O.
Baker. to the Gospel ministry.
Rev. Baker was born on a farm,
near Greensburg. Pa He is a lineal
descendant of Col. Henry Baker. an
ofhced in the army of Gen. Braddock.
When eighteen years old. he gradu-
ated from the Greensburg Academy.
In 1878 he graduated from Thiel Col
lege. Greenville, Pa. and in 1881 he
graduated from the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary at Mount Airy. Phil
adelphia, Pa
One week after his graduation. he
was ordained to the Office of the min
istry in the English Lutheran
Church. Erie. Pa At the time. that
was the only English Lutheran con-
gregation between Cleveland. Ohio.
and Buffalo. n. Y. and it was also the
smallest congregation of all denomi-
nations in Erie. After twenty-five
years work in Erie, the congregation
which Rev. Baker served. had built
one of the finest edifices in the city
and had gathered the largest Eng
lish speaking congregation in the
place. During the same time three
been organized and chapels built un-
der the supervision of Rev. Baker in
Erie.
In February. 1906. Rev. Baker be-
gan work in Washington. The first
members were gathered, the lot Sc
cured and the chapel erected under
his supervision. The results today are
a corner lot in a residential section
of the city. a handsome chapel and a
vigorous congregation. which is con-
templating the erection of a substan-
tial church edifice on it's property in
the near future.
Tuesday evening a reception will be
given to the congregation and pastor
By the Mems Brotherhood and Ladies'
Aid Society.
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EN- AvANT TO END SEASON
French Club at Western Will
Adopt Flag at Tuesday Meeting.

school year of ,"En Avant," the French
Club Of Western High School, will
be held at the home of Capt Raby at
the navy yard, Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The clubs flag will be in
augurated at this meeting.
A meeting of the club was held
recently at the home of Mrs. A. E.
Wilson in Bethesda, Md. The pro-
gram included musical numbers, short
stories. and the presentation of a
French comedy. "Je Suis American. !"
written by Miss Muriel Valentine, a
member of the club and senior at
Western High School. In the cast
were Miss Valentine. Miss Eleanor
Hard, Miss Caroline Marsh and Miss
Mary Lane. Refreshments were
served after the program. The hos
tesses were Miss Valentine and Miss
Wilson.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
WILL LAY CORNER STONE
OF SACRED HEART CHURCH
Members Of Parish and Clergy to
Parade to Ceremony
Tomorrow

Exercises for the laying Of the corner
stone Of the now Sacred Heart Church.
at 18th street and Park road. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
with resident and Baltimore clergymen
officiating.
A procession Of the members Of the
parish will assemble at Sacred Heart
Church, 14th street and Park road, to
escort the officiating clergy to the site
Of the new shrine. Members Of the
Sacred Heart Association and the Holy
Name Society are in charge Of details.
Charles J. Rcgan AID NJ. ]. Rattigan
will head the procession.
Rt Rev. Thomas j. Shahan, rector OF
the Catholic University. will lay the
stone. assisted by deacons of honor Mgr.
Starr of Baltimore and Mgr. Edward
A. Pace of the Catholic University.
Deacons assisting actively will be DR..
William j. Kerby of the Catholic Uni
Versity and Rev. ]. r. Matthews OF st.
Cyprians Church.
Rt Rev. Mgr G. A. Dougherty Of the
Catholic University will act as master Of
ceremonies. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. Ignatious Smith.
In tho copper box that will be sealed
in the corner stone will be coins of each
current denomination. copies Of the
Washington daily papers. volume Of
issues Of the Parish Record. photographs
Of the Pope. President Harding and Vice
President Coolidge. names Of the pastor
and his assistants and Of parish men
who served in the world war.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
BIBLE COURSE PROGRAM,
Presentation of Certificates
American Institute.

Arrangements have been completed
for the third annual presentation of
certificates Of the American Home
Bible Institute. which will be held at
the Mount Vernon Place NJ E. Church
South Monday evening at s o'clock
The program as announced yester-
day will consist of invocation by Rev
George NJ. Cummings, instructor in
New Testament Greek; an address by
Representative c. Ellis Moore Of Ohio
and greetings from the Y. NJ. CA. and
Y. w. c. A. schools Of religious edu-
cation and brief statements from rep
resentatives Of the nine classes COM
pleting the work
The presentation will be followed
by musical program and "get-to-
gether of classes. which have been
meeting in various parts of the city
Those who will assist in the enter
tainment are Miss Ida Thompson. vio-
linist: John Willis. cellist; Miss Ethel
Thompson accompanist; Miss Eliza.
beth Main, vocalist, and Miss Efle Col
lamore. pianist.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Ans1uers toLastof 100 Questions
in the Bible Contest
Copyright. by Louise Harding E.rll. lss1.,

Saul hath slain his thousands. and
David his ten thousands. 1867.
(d When. through jealousy. Saul
tried to kill David. Michal. Saul's sec
ond daughter. who had married David.
warned David to nee; she then let
him down through a window. then by
deception and falsehoods. she delayed
the pursuers till he escaped. 1913.
ss. (a) During David's flight. Ahimelech
the priest. innocently gave bread to
Goliath had been slain; the sword had
been wrapped in a cloth and had been
lying back of an ephod. These favors
to David SO angered Saul that he exc
cuted eishty,nye priests Including
AhlmeleGh, Aan1 lsih - 2l;s IA and w. 2S;ls.ls tbs
more righteous than I. for thou hast
rewarded me good. whereas I have re-
warded thee evil. Samuel's prophecy
was thus fulfilled. 24.17 and 1928.
1c) Because God would not answer him
Saul called up. through the witch Of
asst. (dl Samuel's spirit-answer
was. Wherefore, then. dost thou ask of
me, seeing the Lord is departed from
thee. and is become thine enemy?
Tomorrow shalt thou and thy sons be
with me. At hearing this. Saul fell along
on es ,s1s the ground and refused to eat
80. (a) Saurs death was from self
destruction. 31.4. CO. The Philistines
put Saurs armor in the house Of their
god. Ashtaroth, and they fastened his
body to the wall Of Bethshan. 31.10.
(c) The men Of Jabesh-gilead arose.
and went all night, and took the body
Of Saul and the bodies Of his sons from
the wall Of Bethshan, and carried them
to Jabesh. and burnt them there" 31.12.
I'd, And they took their bones and buried
them under a tree at Jabeth. and tasted
seven days. BIB.
100. (a) Tho story Of Samuers godly
life overshadows the history Of all other
characters, that are mentioned in the
first book Of Samuel; it begins with the
first chapteE>and ends with Saul's premo-
milton Of death the day before his life
ended, as recorded in the last chapter.
(b) Moses. the first and greatest Judge,
and Joshua, his successor. as recorded in
the books Of Exodus. Leviticus, Numbers.
Deuteronomy and Joshua, with Othniel.
Ehud, Shamgar. Deborah. Gideon, Ahim-
elech, Tola. Jair. Jephthah, Ibzan.
Elon. Abdon and Samson, whose lives
are recorded in the one book Of Judges,
together with the two ecclesiastical
judges, Eli and Samuel, constitute the
entire list Of Judges. (c) Seven books
Of the Bible are devoted to the history
Of the Judges from Moses to Samuel
Exodus. Leviticus, Numbers. Deuteron-
omy, Joshua. Judges and I Samuel. II
the book Of Ruth, a romance that re-
veals some Of the national and social
conditions during the time Of the judges,
Is added, the total will be eight (d)
Ahimelech presumptuously called him.
self king. (No references required.)
Evening star., 1921-06-11
FEss TO MAKE ADDRESS.
Representative to Speak at Preser
tation of Bible Contest Awards.

Representative Simeon D. Fess OF
Ohio is to deliver the principal ad.
awards for the Bible question contest
conducted by the Bible department OF
the District Of Columbia Federation
Of Women,s Clubs. to be held Sunday
June -, at 3 o'clock. at Foundry n. E.
Church.
The contest closed at noon today,
when answers to the last ten Of the
100 questions were submitted: The
individual prize winners will be an
nounced some time next week.
The Gunston Hall School Tor Girls
won the first prize for the largest
number Of contestants from any Or
ganization. The award will be an art
production.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
ECHO OF RENT CASE.
Louis Hirsh Petitions to Increase
Rental Paid by julius Block.

An aftermath of the famous Hirsh-
Block case. from which the decision of
United States Supreme Court uphold
ing the Ball rent act originated, was
the fling with the District Rent Com
mission Of petition by Louis Hirsh,
owner Of the buildings at s1s F street
northwest, asking for an increased
rental from Julius Block, tenant.
; Hirsh lost his nght for possession
Of the property when the highest
court sustained the Ball act He states
in his petition to the rent board that
Block is paying $e15 a month rent,
and alleges that fhiss amount is not
The commission viii afford Block an
opportunity to answer the complaint
of his landlord. =. =
Evening star., 1921-06-11
REV. W. o. R00ME TO QUIT.
Rector Of Emmanuel Church Going
to Philadelnhia

Rev. William Oscar Roome. jr.,
rector Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
will sever his connection with the
ing service. for the purpose of &C
cepting a call to the Chapel Of the
Mediator. Philadelphia-
Mr.. Roome has been rector of EN-
manuel Church for the past eight
years. He was formerly an assist
ant at st: Stephens Church. This
week Mr.. Roome was presented with
q gold watch and his wife a hand
some pin by the church guild.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
PULPIT AND PEW

Ter at 1880 PM, followed by special
music.
There will be a meeting Of tho Lay
mems Service Association Of Advent
parish next Friday night. at which
preparations for general survey OF
the parish will be made.
+ +
The Mems Club Of st. Andrews
night in the Sunday school room Of
the church. An interesting program
has been prepared.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church to-
morrow. Children's day is observed in
the morning. with special exercises
in the Bible school at $50 o'clock. and
Johnson on "The Duty Of Parents and
Children" In the evening. Rev. Sam
uel D. Bawden Of India is to speak Of
the industrial work Of the mission
there, for which he has been given
the Kaiser-I-Hind medal by the King
is to be held Tuesday evening. to
which all are invited.
At Temple Baptist Church tomor-
row. Children's day exercises will be
held. In the evening Rev. DR.. Muir
will speak on "The Best Gymnasium"
At the close Of the evening service
baptism will be administered.
Rev. Dr. Randolph will speak in
Foundry Church tomorrow at IL am.
on The Peace Of the Church" and at
8 pm. he will give an Interpretation
Everlasting Mercy" The Foundry
Quartet will render special musical
selections.
At Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow Rev. George A.. Miller will
preach. The subject Of the morning
sermon will be '~The Paradox Of
Jesus" and at night The Divine Al
The Sunday evening summer service
will be inaugurated In the IMetropoli-
tan Memorial M. E. Church tomorrow
night. This will be a joint service OF
the church and Epworth League
Representative Simeon d. Fess of Ohio
ing the Jr. o. U. 4. NJ. Win celebrate
Flag day in this church. The Secre-
tary of the Navy will make the ad-
idress and the Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitch
ell will preside.
Children's day will be observed al
the Eastern Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. The
program will be in charge Of the Bible
school. A short address will be given
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Barrows.
\ + +
A conference for young people il
! being held at the University of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville. DR.. James T
Taylor of the Central Presbyterian
Church. this city, will preach a ser.
mon tomorrow. Rev. Thomas w
Hooper of Culpeper, Va. will occupy
the pulpit of the Central Presbyterian
Church at both morning and even.
ing services tomorrow.
\ + + +
At the recent annual election Of ofh
GERS of the Epworth League of Foun
dry M. E. Church. its retiring presi
with a handsome gold watch in recog
milton of six years service as th'
leader of this organization.
! Representative B. G. Lowry Of Mis-
sissippi will speak tomorrow evening
! at Petworth Baptist Church. His sub
| ject will be The Primacy Of tn,
kingdom of Christ" There> will b,
baptism during the evening service
the pastor, Rev. F. Paul Langhorn,
officiating.
Children's day will be observed IL
the Sunday school Of Petworth Bap
tist Church. at 10 o'clock am. tonor
will be held jointly. Invitations ii
the form Of day lettergrams hav'
been sent to all members Of tn
church and Sunday school.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
WoMAN SENT TO PRISON,

Justice Siddons yesterday sentenced
Sophronia Bell, colored, to serve three
years in the penitentiary. on charge
OF robbery. The woman took $341
from Thomas McNamara December %
last. The woman admitted guilt and
asked 1oeI tia, mercy OF the-ceUL
Evening star., 1921-06-11
BOARD BODY TO MEET.

The executive committee OF the
Washington Board Of Trade will meet
Monday afternoon at I o'clock in the
board ROOMS jp-<he Star 8U326i0G
Evening star., 1921-06-11
LUTHERAN.
Keller Memorial [ Lutheran

MD. AVE. AND 8th 81 NJ
S. T. Nicholas, DID,, Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:3o am.
Bible Class for Men at 1000.
Children's Day Program, IL 90.
Evening Service at 7:45:
Special Sermon to Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers.
Young Peoples Society at GAS.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN 8CKEUC&.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST. Scientist
nranehes Of The Mother CAsreA. The
First Church Of Christ, Seienttst.
in Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
columbia Road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
NE. Masonic Temple. sth end NE.
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple. 18th and N. 7. Ave.
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
The Arcade. 14th and Park Road.
God, the Preserver Of Man"
SERVICES
SUNDAY nSnUY scHOoL-u an.
WEDNESDAY EVENING AEDTINes. q
O'Clock.
READING ROOMS:
covnRADO BLDG, 1lth and G Sta
Tonr,. 10 to 8 (Wed., 8 to Z, and Sun
dsys and Holidays. $50 to $500.
,.ss COLUMBIA RID. NV
Hours 10 to Except wednesday evs1.
in9. sundays and holidaysl.
,As EAST CAPITOL ST.
Uonr. ~ to week days (except holi.
dsysl: also 2:30 to $50 Sundays.
rx1E ARCADE, 14th and Park RoeA
(Second FloOf)- -
10 to $50 week days; also Z to . pa
1except Wednesdaysl.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Church Announcements

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
- CThomas Crcle) .--
G. NJ DiHenderfer, D.D, Pastor =
GAS a.m.-Bibe School in ali departments.
II 90 aChdrens Day in church. Program by the
little ones and the entire school. Offering for Or
phans Home
7O0pm.-Christian Endeavor. Topic:
"OUT AND OUT FOR CHRIST"
. Leader Miss Marian Keefer
8NOpm-Service with Theme:
celestial PHENOMENA"
Viola Solo by Mr.. L. G. D. Wieraer, Accompanied by
! Miss Anstadt
Seats Free Voluntary Contributions
This Church Welcomes YOU.
Evening star., 1921-06-11

MAKING THE WORLD
CHRISTIAN. Isaiah, 11:1-10;
Acts. 1863. Golden text-The
earth shall be full Of the knowl-
edge Of Jehovah az the waters
cover the sea. Isaiah. 11:9.
Evening star., 1921-06-11
YREE usIzuoIubN u ZEE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Aeetrinss and netisd Of treating all kia3s
and descriptions of sickness an6 9isees-
W1, n. 6oo2win, Z. B.. O. 4. Dist Nat
6eak A1hG. 1HQe Ct ~ N 910otB&oG
Evening star., 1921-06-11
Center for Psychic Development

17o4 KILBoURNE PLACE NV
Lecture, and Message Seanee EVERY Friday
BEGINS S:15-Doors closed $50.
All welcome--next Friday
MRS. JANE b. COATES. PSYCHIC.
Private interview. by app. only. Col. 6227
IRS HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS SUNDAY
Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8 O'Clock.
IL 4th st. sc. Everybody gets reading.
Phone Line 2040.
, 1921-07-25
Cheyenne Building
And Loan Concern
To Boost Capital

CHEYENNE. Wye, July 25.-The
annual report OF Secretary Mark A.
Chapman OF the Railway Employees
Building and Loan association OF
Cheyenne. which has been transmitted
to stockholders and will be considered
a. the twentieth annual meeting to
day. shows that premiums paid for
loans from the association during
192O-21 were the highest in the CO.
operative corporations history. It is
revealed. furthermore. that the num-
Der of shares sold in n series of stock
"a new series is issued annually. has
doubled in the last three a and
trebied in the last fou years. The
OF the association a been
doubled during the las eight years.
The present series OF the associa-
lions stock. the report shows. is mr
turing more rapidly than any OF its
predecessors. This is due to the high.
err premiums derived from loans.
Stockholders In the association pay
81 per share per month on their stock
holdings until the total paid in. and
profits. amount TO tho par value OF
shares, which is $40. The longest
period required for a series OF the as.
sociation's took to mature was 1854
months; the shortest 10 months two
series matured in this period. Series
Nc. II is maturing in the record time
Of 1924 months.
The capital stock of the association
two years ago was increased from So.
OOO. 900 to 50. 900. 900. At today's an.
nual meeting authorization for a fur.
ther increase TO $4,000. 900 will be
given by the stockholders.
, 1921-07-25
Greeks FOLJOU
Up Big Victory
OUer the Turks

ATHENS. Greece. July 25.-The
Greeks in Asia Minor are following
up energetically the victory they
gained yer the Turkish Nationalist
at E~ski-Shehr, on tho Bagdad rail.
way. Greeks captured 40 guns and
took a great number OF prisoners. ac-
cording to an official announcement.
The Greeks advanced more thai rs
miles to the east of Eski-Shehr. with
in n short time n were continuing
their pursuit of the enemy towards
the interior.
A dispatch to the Embros from
Constantinople declares the Turkish
council OF ministers has decided to
ask mediation for the opening of
peace negotiations.
, 1921-07-25

Bebe Daniels. starring in tho Real
production. The March Hare.
Is the headliner at the America
theater today and as usual plays
the role Of n fascinating little
madcap who drives everybody to dis
traction with her pranks. In this
play she is EAST as a dashing young
hcircss who makes n wage that she
can live a whole week in Now York
on 10 cents. Her adventures fur
nish some amusing episodes that can
not fail TO entertain.
Automobile race enthusiasts will
sec some Of the high spots of the
big speed classic held at the new Bev-
erly Hills speedway near Los Angeles
in Wallace Reds Paramount picture.
Too Much Speed" which will be
featured Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. One of the big features is
the race in which Reid in h role
OF Dusty Rhoades is supposed to par
ticipate- The production offers thrills
galore and they arc moved int an
exceptionally interesting plot.
Next Friday and Saturday the
America will present Sessue Haya-
kawa. the distinguished japanese star,
in Black Roses" During the course
OF the production the star is seen
in three distinct characterizations.
first as a happy-go-lucky gardener Of
the estate of a millionaire: next as a
hardened victim OF circumstances
when by false evidence he is convicted
Of a murder he never committed and
finally as n Chinese prince moving
in the highest circles OF society where
he succeeds in finding and Furnishing
those who were responsible for his
ma TIN rndN
, 1921-07-25
IS RUM0RED,
NO EVIDENCE FOUND

An investigation into an alleged
shooting scrape which is said to have
staged on tho Sandbar in the
oolored district Saturday night devel-
oped no results. according to state
ments obtained from the sherirs Of
fee this morning.
Reports were mad TO the office
that several shots were fired from and
In n certain house on the Sandbar. In.
vestiEation yesterday disclosed thai
the occupants Of the place had taken
hurried departure after the melee. IL
is said that no one was injured in
the fusillade OF shots.
, 1921-07-25

a gripping. thrilling picture. The
Beach OF Dreams" featuring Edith
storey, is being shown for the last
times today. A shipwreck scene IS
only one Of many episodes filmed in
tho production and Is carried u in n
high fog which lends realistic color
to the sinking of a beautifully ap-
polluted yacht and n whaling schooner.
A return showing of Douglas Fair
banks in When the Clouds Roll By"
will be featured for n day. Tuesday
only. and the popularity which the
production gained on its first appear
ance assures a large attendance The
big Four star indulges in every
conceivable phase Of superstition re-
corded in the jinx docket and in his
unique disproves the penal
ties which have long been established
facts in the minds OF the other nine
Pauline Frederick appears ut her
best in a truly human tale. "Salvaga,.
which will be shown Wednesday and
Thursday. The picture holds little
II a spectacular nature but IS power
full in its simplicity and heart ap-
peal.
The weeks program will close next
Friday and Saturday with Love-
time" featuring Shirley Mason. the
popular little William Fox star.
"Loveume'' has for its heroine n
dainty maid of Savoy. An artistic
cratic artist paints her picture and
s~urrenders his heart while doing so.
The obstacles to the happiness of the
pair furnifh ample natCriol for an
entertaining production.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
, 1921-07-25
Story Hour Club
Formed at Cody

Cody children are due for a rare
treat during the coming summer n
winter months through the good agen.
cies OF Mrs. ]. w. Baker of Casper.
While stopping in Cody recently Mrs.
Baker devoted her time to organizing
a class of children 10 attend a story
telling hour. The move proved so
popular with the children that the
members of the library board at Cody
secured the services of Mrs. Emma
Pierce to continue the work which
was started by Mrs. Baker.
, 1921-07-25
DEMENTED MAN WILL Be
SENT HOME TO PARENTS

Z. A Mann. 30 years OF age. veter-
m of the world war who is suffering
u sever mental alteration from in.
juries suffered whilee with the Ameri.
can forces in Europe, and who is low
being held in the county Jail. will DC
sent 10 the home Of his parents In
Ohio. \ father of the boy arrived i'm
Casper today to take charge of him.
The unfortunate is said to be a mar
~led man. a wife having remained at
their home in Kansas until he located
in Casper. His condition manifested
itself first while he was working at
Salt Creek.
, 1921-07-25
ONE KILLED, TWO
ARE INJURED IN
P R k ACCIDENT
Young Woman Is Victim of Auto
Wreck Steering Apparatus OF
Big Car Fails TO
Function

CODY. Wye. July o5.-one young
ma whose name is unknown here,
wa instantly killed. another critically
injured and the driver OF one Of the
Yellowstone park tourist buses dan
eerously hurt when the steering ap'
paratus on his machine failed TO fune-
ton and the car crashed of the road
into a big tree. The side Of n car
was crushed in and the girl who was
killed was caught between h tree
and the crushed car body.
No blame was attached TO the driver
II the wrecked bus. Il is said that
the river wa larry Doolin. a favor
tie with park visitors because OF his
careful drivins for the past several
years.
, 1921-07-25
AUTO LICENSE C

For h benefit Of automobile own
ers who find that their cars are with
out licenses for 1921. a state construc.
ton on the law which requires
licenses has been obtained by the local
sheriff's office.
Applications filed for cars purchased
after July 16 require only half year
premiums. However. II a al is pur.
chased On which there was no license
for 1921 in this state or in any other
state the purchaser must procure a
license for the fun year.
, 1921-07-25
Worker Risks
Life to Shut
Off Oil Fire

MEXICO CITY, July 25.-
Guarded by an asbestos shield. n
laborer In the Amatlan oil fields
yesterday approached TO within n
few yards of a blazing well. known
as No. 5, and after spending Is
minutes in the terrific heat. with
flaming oil falling all around him,
succeeded by frantic efforts in near
~ closing a valve which controls
the oil supply.
The fire has been burning for
more than n week, with a loss csti-
mated at several million dollars.