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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Sc AVERIGUA COMO Sc SALIVA
RONDE LA MUERTE, Ell GENERAL
LEONARD WOOD Y SU FAMILIA
Sc pedira de Inglaterra para Irlanda. e reco-
nocimiento de la independence absoluta
ODE NuEsrRo sERv1cIo cAgIEeRAr1co EsrEc1A1.l

MANILA, mayo 26.-Los- ultimos
radiogramas recibidos en- esta ciudad,
sobre la desaparicion del yacht del
Gobernador Wood y >,familla, dicen
que el "Apo" logro escapar de ser
envuelto por ell horrible tifon que
azoto estas Islas, poniendose a Gu
bierto tras de unos islotes; pero que
una vez que el NAL tempo paso pro-
siguieron los viajeros su ruta con di-
reccion al puerto de Upolatiay, des-
de donde proximamente regresaran a
esta, capital. Sc les prepara un gran
recibimiento al jefe Executive, esposa
hija, en- senal de congratulacion por
haber escapado de accidente tan peli-
groso.
LONDRES, mayo 26.-Llegan no.
ticias esta capital anunciando que
los dos lideres del movimiento que
trae Irlanda sumida en- un inferno
de polvora y sangre, al fin han llega-
do un perfecto acuerdo, logrando
De Valera convencer al Sr. Collins de
que el tratado anglo-irlandes, median-
te ell cual Sc rige el paii actualmente
por un gobierno provisional, no es sino
un gobierno provisional, no es sino
una trama de Inglaterra para sepa-
rar ell pals en- dos facciones revolu-
cionarias opuestas. A fin de volver
por los fueros de la razon y termi-
mar con ell estado anarquizante en- que
ha caido ell pueblo irlandes, ambos no.
tables lideres han suscrito una nota,
que enviaran al Gobierno de Londres
en- estos dias. solicitando ell Immediate
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Franquicias Postales

FL Postmaster de esta ciudad, ha
publicado una circular anunciando que
Sc ha hecho una notable rebaja en- la
correspondence postal Y en- el fran
queo de libros peri0dicos para Es-
paiia, desde ahora.
Las cartas pagardn solamente a ra-
z6n de 9 centavOs cada onZa de fran
queo, los peri6dicos pagardn 1 centa-
vo por cada onza, v los libros Y demas
impresos pagardn raz0n de un cen
tavo por cada Onza O fracci6n de ella.
Igual tarifa Sc ha establecido para la
Repdblica Argentina.
Esta importante reforma es conse-
tuencia del reciente tratado postal
Qu ese celebr0 en- Espaiia, y benefi-
cia notablemente las comucaciOnes por
correo entire los pafses contratantes.
Llamamos acerca de ella la aten-
ci0n a nuestros lectOres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26

HABANA, mayo 26.-La Camara
de Representatives. Guiana, tras un
viclento debate, trajo discussion un
proyecto de ley inspirado en- la ten
tativa del Presidente Zayas de pro-
hibir en- la Rep6blica toda clase de
juegos, como la Loteria, Boxeo, Pc
leas de Gallos, ETC.; pero los autores
de la ley salieron derrotados por una
decision de 48 votos contra 21. La
ansiedad era inmensa y los pasillos
Y estrados de la Camara Sc hallaban
completamente rebosantes de una
multitud, avida de que los propositos
del "bill" no surtieran su efecto.
BELFAST, mayo 26.-Contindan
los des6rdenes en- esta ciudaG, en- una
forma que tiene todas las caracteris-
ticas de una anarquia irreprimible.
Aver todos los sitios transitables de
la poblacion eran invadidos por los
promotores del terror, quienes Sc ha-
bian hecho fuertes, disparando sus
rifles ametralladoras en- cuantos
agentes Sc les opusieran de frente.
Anoche degenero la situacion en- un
combate en- forma y como consecuen-
cia del lanzamiento de bombas desde
las azoteas, dos trabajadores fueron
alcanzados, muriendo esta mafana, a
las. primeras horas. Los heridos as
cienden a %.
WASHINGTON, mayo 26.-Ha eau
sado shenda extraneza en- los cireu}os
politicns de esta capital, el silencio
que, encierra la actitud de los Domi-
MOS del Canada, cuyo Gobierno toda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
CARMEN FLORES

Hoy ha salido para Venezuela don
de lie espera una temporGda triunfal,
la espl6ndida tonadillera Carmen Flo
res que tan extraordinario 6xito ha
tenido en- San Juan.
FL camarote' de la gran artista es-
taba inudaGb de flores, era un trasun-
to de esq decoration de La cruz de
Mayo Seputan@ que canta Carmen
Flores, como nadie.
La gran artista Sc va muy compla
cida de San Juan.
Como el dxito va con ella. ;qu6 va
mos tiesearie en- Caracas? isIuclios
bolfyares., peID 10 como los que por
acd nos gaStamOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26

Ell correo nos devuelve un sobre di-
'rigido a la Srta Elvira Hernandez,
una de nuestras concursantes y quien
en- sus cupones nos da su direction en-
Sol Sc (altos). Primer piso.
Sfrvase la expresada joven decir
claramente donde puede 'mandarsele
sus creditos, para evitar estos retar-
dos en- recibir la constancia de los Gu
pones que viene emitiendo en- nues-
tro Concurso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Aver present6 sus Gre
denciales ell nuev0 en-
bajador de Alemania.
De Nuestro Servicio cablegrafco).


WASHINGTON, mayo 26.-Ayer
presento sus credenciales al Presiden-
tie Harding, ell nuevo Embajador de
Alemaaia en- los E~t9dos Unidos, Dr.
Otto Wiedfelt. qaien el Presidente
lie dio una reception por la noche en-
os salones de Casa Blanca. A la fes-
ia diplomatica asistieron todos nos
miembros de las Embajadas de los
paises extranjeros en- Washington, Y
con este ceremonial han quedado for
malmente restaurants las relaciones
politicas y comerciales de ambas po-
tencias amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Ell PRESIDENTE ZAYAS QUIERE
HACER DE LA ISLA DE CUBA UN
PARAISO DE LA VIRTUD. :.
En- Belfast, ha habidO en- el iiltimO combate
en- las GALES, veintiochO hcridos


via no ha contestado la communication
que lie fuera pasada per Mr.. Hughes,
invitando EN- nombre de los Estados
Unidos al Canada celebrar una Sc
rie de negociaciones, para abrir un
canal entire ambos paises, QUe pusie-
ra en- COMMUNICATION los Grandes La
gos con ell oceano Atlantico. Como
este proyecto redundarla en- grandes
benecios para el comercio y las in
dustrias de los dos pueblos vecinos,
no Sc explica la tardanza de la res
puesta canadense, la que va Sc lie
vienen dando torcidas Interpretation
mes.
NEW YORK, mayo 26.-Los jue-
gos de aver en- la gran serie mundial
de base ball, registraron el siguien-
te score: Liga Americana: Washing
ton, 4; New York, 6; Detroit, 7; Gle
veland, 3; en- los demas puntos llo-
vi6 Liga Nacional: Filadelfa, 7;
Brooklyn, s; Filadelfa, 6; Brooklyn,
20. Los demas juegos fueron pospues-
tos.
LAFAYETTE, Carolina del Norte,
mayo 26-En una inesperada explo-
sion causada por un proyectil, duran
te los tiros al blanco que Sc efectua-
ban aver por los soldados de artille-
ria del regimiento ndmero 5, fueron
horriblemente muertos tres hombres
y otros tres heridosg inciuyendo un
Official. Ell hecho ha sido informado
al Departamento de la guerra. el cual
iordenara una Investigation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
PARA QUE CEsEN LAS HABLADU
RIAS

Tepemos entcndido que el goberna-
dor Reilly, ordenard de un momento
a otro al AuGdtor de Puerto Rico que
practique una Investigation de los
fondcs de la coniisi6n IIipica Insular,
para que asf cesen los rumores que
han circulado en- estes dfas por la
ciudad en- rel&ci6n con los fondos de
la referida comisi6n.
Tn legislator nos decia aver tar
de que en- la pr6Xfma session de la le-
gislatura, presentsrd I'm proyecto de
ley. para que los f6ndos de la conf
sion iagresen en- las areas del Tesoro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Italia esta perturbada por una constante e>
degenera en- tunu(tos
spe Nues stro servIe.o cablegraacol

ROMA, mayo 26.-Anoche Sc regis
tr6 en- esta capital un prolongado en-
cuentro entire poderosos nlcleos de la
guardia real y elementds dal par
lido Fascista, los cuales sostuvieron
un bravo tiroteo que ha ocasionado
numerosas yictimas. Esta manana,
la excitacion general era inmensa, y
las GALES Sc veian invadidas de ira
bajadores, quienes han abandonado
sus labcres, para secundar la huelga
de mineros que ha sido declarada en-
ell pals. La situacion Sc considera gra-
We en- toda Italia, donde los simpati-
zadores del Soviet, traman un enorme
complot contra ell regimen constituido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26

reconocimiento de Irlanda como una
Republica soberana. Anade ell des-
pacho que la explosion de entusiasmo
en- todo ell pals es enorme, con este
suceso sensational.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, mayo 26.
En- un choque habido aver en- esta
ciudad, entire un caro- electrico que
iba materialmente lleno de pasajeros
Y un tren de mercanc1as, han ocurrido
enormes desgracias, impossible de cal
cular. Cast todos los pasajeros y
conductores de uno Y otro vehiculo,
resultaron heridos, sin contar algunos
muertos. La ciudad Sc encuentra con-
tristada por este catastrofico acciden-
te.
PORTSMOUTH,, Virginia, mayo
26.-En las primeras horas de esta
madrugada Sc declare un horroroso
incendio en- ell teatro Orfeon de esta
ciudad, ell cual ocupa parte del Ho-
tel Monroe, el cual edificio quedo to-
talmente destruido. Los pasajeros
que dormian tranquilamente, tuvieron
que abandonar sus lechos respectivos
en- ropas memories. sin poder salyar nj
una sola prenda. Las perdidas son
enormes, sin que hasta la fecha Sc
sepa de desgracias personales, no
ser algunas personals cue al salir fue-
ron victimas de varios academies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
OTRA VICTIMA DE
LAS GUAGUAS

Aver las 2 Y 40 p. m. y en- la
parada &c, de Santurce, la guagua
No. P-1083, propiedad de Jose R. Qui-
nones, la cual guiaba ell chauffeur
Jose Quinones arrollo al senior Jose
Dolores Guerra de SO amos de edad,
Iquien consequence de los tremen-
dos golpes que recibio, fallecio esta
manana en- el Hospital Municipal.
Ell extinto formaba parte de la or
questa del Teatro Victory Garden.
Paz a sus restos y reciban sus deu-
dos nuestro pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Ell jefe de la POlicia in
glesa en- .el Cairo ha
sidO asesinadO anOche.
de Nuestro servicio Cablegrafco).

w @e''o0'10 001 '1e10 0''D10'1 '11I00I'
CAIRO, mayo 26.-El comandante
en- jefe de la policia inglesa que esta
hecha cargo del orden en- esta ciudad,
Wilfred Cave, fue sorprendido anoche
en- un sitio oscuro por varios desco-
nocidos, quienes dispararon sobre ell
alto focial sus revolveres, logrando
matarle alevosamente. Seis balas
lie han sido halladas en- ell cuerpo al
Unfortunate jefe policiaco, todas de
diferente calibre. Con tai objeto, la
ciudad ha sido puesta bajo la ley
marcial, hasta descubrir los autores
del horrendo crimen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Ell pr6ximo vapor

Noticias de Nueva York informan
que en- breve regresard a San Juan,
el Sr. Manuel Mendfa, de In firma So
brinos de EZquiaga. del alto comercio
de esta plaza, que viaja por los Esta-
dos UnidoS en asuntOs de la eXpresa
da firma V acompanado de Su distin-
guida senOra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
Ell GOBERNAnOR lie ACEPTO l.
RFNUNCIA

Fl Goberiadiof La acceptable la re
nuntia preSentaAa per el Registlado
de la propiedad d. Guayama Lcdo
Francisco SocergQ -isaglos.
Para sllstituir al LciIo. Socorro, sue
na el nombre del RegfstrSdpr de San
German, Lcdo. Pedro Gomez Lasserre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
COncursO de
Gel Imparcial'

SD6nde vive Elvira Hernandez?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-26
d. Antonio DObal

En- la ciudad de Mayagiiez hG deja-
do de existir ell lunes pasado, ell es-
timado joven Antonio I,cbal. quien
gozaba de general aprecio ell Ia ciu-
dad del Oeste Deja una viuda y
cuatro hijos.
Rediban sus deudos nuestra condo
lencia.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE !
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1irss Ckurek Ss Christ. SoisuSlsl
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Columbia road and Mueitd q.
Second Church Cf Christ, gcicnelsl
". \, Nasenis Tsmpis. sth and . 4, 4
Third Church cf Christ, 0cientisl
Masonic Tsmpie. 18Th and n. r. ave.
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The Washington times., 1922-12-09
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
WILL BE BY CANDLELICHT

The choir of the Church Of the
Ascension, Massachusetts, avenue at
Twelfth street northwest, under the
direction Of George r. Bayliss, In
preparing for its annual Christmas
Eve service, when old English carols
with orchestral accompaniment will
be sung by candlelight. in accord
afics with the medieval custom Of
the Church Of England.
The church viii be lighted by
candles placed In the windows Of
the church and carried by the choir
members. There viii be Q star
representing the Star Of the East
and its illumination win signal the
beginning Of the service. Walter
III. Nash and his orchestra have
been engaged for the occasion, as
sisted by John b. Wilson. The pub
lie 10 urged to come early. all seats
being free.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
EARPH0NESPUT
IN CHURCH
-. ~ -- .....
I. .PEWS
First Congregational Makes
innovation to Help Hard
of Hearing.

Twenty persons who have not
heard music or preaching for years
NAV be able to hear both, beginning
next Sunday. The First Congrega.
tional Church, Tenth and @ streets
northwest, has just installed twenty
ear phones on trial. In other cities
these instruments have enabled deaf
people to enjoy the church services
and similar benefits are. expected
here. :.
A transmitter placed on the pull
Dit will convey music and preach
ing to the receivers which are scat
tered among the pews In all parts
of the church auditorium. Each re-
ceiver has q, ten-tone sound regu-
iator, controlled by a sliding button.
90 that each user may adjust the
ticular requirements.
y These instruments ara placed IN
the church on three weeks trial.
The installation has been rushed to
have them ready for. the addresses
by DR.. d. l.. House. Of Oregon. the
noted lecturer and psychologist. who
begins q series Of addresses on '"The
Psychology Of Religion" Sunday
morning. The church ushers will
direct those wishing to use the ear
phones to the proper sittings, and
the minister, DIR. Jason Noble
Pierce, requests that those using
the phones should write to him as
20 the satisfactoriness Of these in.
struments. in order that their per-
manent installation may be con-
sfdered.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
NOTED SPEAKER
T0LECTURE
%. nFnF ..
Dr. EIwelI Lincoln House Opens
Series at First congre- >,
/ gational Church.

/ DR.. Elwin Lincoln House. Of
Oregon. whose books on psychology
have passed the hundred thousands
IN sales and who addresses more
people annually than any other
lecturer in the United States viii
begin q series of popular addresses
on the Psychology Of religion in
the First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets northwest. to-
morrow at IL q. m
DR.. House is a graduate Of Har-
ward and Boston universities. After
important pastorates in Massachu-
setts and on the Pacific Coast dur
ing which his Investigations In psy-
chology were carried on, DR.. House
entered the lecture field. He is q
big man physically and mentally.
gifted as an orator, and possessing
an ability to make an abstruse sub
3ect clear and understandable. He
will speak at II q. m. Sunday
morning on the Mount Of Vision"
At 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
there viii be a mass meeting for
sirls and women in the auditorium
Of the First Congregational Church
under the auspices OF the Young
women's Christian Association.
Miss Macarthur, general secretary
OF the Washington Y. w. G.. A., VIII
preside and DIR. House will speak
on the Symphony of Life"
The real commencement OF the
series Of addresses on psychology
will be tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
when DIR. House speaks on the
"wonders Of the Mind" Every
weekday afternoon, including next
Saturday, DIR. House will speak at
4:45. The afternoon subjects are:
"rhe Bridge of Faith" "The Power
of Affirmation" Tuning to the
Infinite" "Psychoiogy's Contribu.
ton to Prayer" How to Heal
Ones Self and Others" Damaged
Goods" SIX h.
Every night at s p. m. DR.. House
win lecture, the subjects being:
.4The Forces of Suggestion" '"The
Destroyers and Builders of HEALTH"
'.Does the Bible Teach Healing To-
day." Spiritual ys. Mental Heal
ing" Psychic Phenomena. or Oci
cultism,. Theosophy, Spiritualism,
Dreams, Hypnotism and Telepathy."
Many Washington people have
heard DIR. House lecture In the
South and West ana q general in
vitation to all interested in these
subjects 10 extended.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
MOVIE
To Be GIVEN
HERE
Local Pastors and People Will
Appear In THE Word and
the Way"

The big production of "The Word
and the Way" pageant-drama of the
birth Of Christ, which IL being pre-
pared by representatives Of the
churches Of Washington for presen.
tation at Central High School at
Christmas time, will be given by
500 young people selected from the
various denominations under direc.
ton Of the Observation-Disclosures Com.
mittee, and with organization chair.
men in each church. The pageant
is being directed by Marie Moore
Forrest.
A number Of Washington pastors
will appear in the pageant scenes
at the head Of the church groups.
The Rev. Earle Whitley of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church will give
the Voice. and the Rev. George NJ.
Diffenderfer Of Luther Place Mem
orial church will appear as Prolog,
In which parts they both appeared
last Christmas when "The Word
and the Way" was presented for the
first time at the Luther Place
Church. ...~
All churches are asked to arrange
to send as their guests TO the page
ant on Saturday afternoon groups
from the church homes and or
phanages, and from the hospitals of
Washington, and special seats may
be set aside for all groups, immedi-
ately upon application to the page
ant manager, Miss Bess Davis
Schreiner, at 1921 X street.
All churches are also asked to an
nounce the pageant to their congre-
cations every Sunday between now
and Christmas. and to urge attend.
ance of all their members at one Of
the two presentations. which are
to be given on Saturday evening.
December 2S and also possibly on
Christmas night.
The Interdenominational Commit.
tee Includes besides DR.. Offender
fer and DR.. Whitley. DIR. George
Dudley, DR.. Freeman, DR.. Randolph,
DR.. Pierce, Monsignor Thomas and
Or. Wood. Tickets win be on sale
At the various churches ana also
at the newsstands OF the New VIII
lard and Shoreham Hotels.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
SATAN IS. TOPIC
Of new YORK
PREACHER
William r. Hudgings Will Offer
Bible Proof Of
Prophecy.

.satan's Empire Falling WIN be
the topic Of William r. Hudsings.
an evangelist Of considerable pote in
New York City. in his lecture at the
Metropolitan Theater ut IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning Mr.. Hudsings has
made an exhaustive study Of Biblical
prophecy and win present interest
ing Scriptural proofs that the won-
derful events Of our day were fore
told by the prophets of old and indi.
cate the passing away Of Satan's
dominion with its attendant evils,
and the establishment Of Gods king
dom Of righteousnesS on earth with
it's blessings of peace. happiness,
prosperity and everlasting life to the
obedient of mankind. He has lee.
tured In Washington on number OF
occasions in the past and has many
friends here who viii welcome him
to the city once more.
Harry M. Crandali, owner Of the
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
RECORDS MADE OF
FOUR FAMOUS HYMNS

Records have been made for use
on the phonograph Of four hymns
sung by the male quartet Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
The songs are "Redemption's
Story" Just Outside the Door," /"
Behold. the Man Of Galilee." and
'Hark. the Voice Of Jesus Calling" !"
The recording was done by
Homer Rodeheaver while the
members Of the quartet were re-
Gently In attendance at the national
convention Of the Disciples of
Christ at Winona Lake. Indiana
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
CHURCH To GIVE
B|GMUS|C
SERVICE
.. ,s E
First Congregational Will Hear
Deluxe Concert Group OF
New York.

The Gates Bible Class meets to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock In
the auditorium of the First Congre.
gational Church under the leader
ship of Judge q. p. Seeds. The
Young Mems Glass discusses social
problems in the west parlor OF ths
church at 10 o'clock under the lead
ership of w. w. Britt.
Musical Vespers at AS In the
afternoon In the First Congrega.
tional Church. The art It's assist.
ing Harry Edward Muen win be
Ruby Potter. soprano; + IL Muel-
Ter, 'cellist; Herman Hot nan, vio-
linist, and Robert M. htuckpan.
pianist. The feature OF the pro-
gram will be Meditation" for vio-
lin, cello, plano and organ and
the Gounod- Bach ave Maria, |"
sung by Mrs. Potter. with violin.
piano, and organ accompaniment.
Following IL the program: Sonata
in A Minor first movemeno CBo-
rowskD; Concert 1ntermexzo" Hol.
lins); cello solo. "Melpdie" CTschai.
kowsky); soprano solos, ave Ma
ria" (Gounod- -Bach); with violin.
piano and organ accompaniment,
"The Bells OF Ste. Anne dc Beau
pre-" QausselD; Meditation" for
violin, cello, piano and organ:
"Canto Amoroso" (Nevtn); violin,
"Aria" (Goldmark).
The De Luxe Concert Group Of
New York will give one of the Sc
ries Of weekly free concerts on Sat
urday night at O'Clock. This
group of artists composed of Marie
Caslova, violinist, Mary Allen, So
prano and Abram Chassins, pianist.
have won q reputation individually
and az q company for their splen.
did work. They will appear In the
following program: Violin and
piano, First and Second Move
ments of Sonata" Caesar Franck)
soprano solo, "Micaela's Aria from
Carmen" Bizet); piano solo.
Waltz Brilliante" (Chopin): Gap
rice pagnol" (MoskowskD: So
prano solos, "Exaltation" (Mrs. H.
II. A. Beach,: 'The Gardener
lKahn); violin, Meditation from
'Tha.s'" (Massenet); "Mazurka"
tZarzykD; piano. Caprice" Hutche.
son): "valse Caprice" Rubinstein);
soprano Mother Ny Dear" Gre.
harne); "Pierrot" (Rybner): Life
(Curran); violin, 'Preludium and
Allegro" Pugnani-Kr Kreisler); "Orien.
tale" Caesar Cub; "Siciliano" Fran.
coeur-Kreisler); soprano. violin. and
piano, "The Last Rose Of Summer,
from Martha F1otow).
The Washington times., 1922-12-09

Mstropoiitan Theater. hes extended
its use. free Of charge. for the serv.
Ice which is being arranged for by
the local branch Of the international
Bible Students Association. The
association extends q cordial wei.
como to the public to be present.
Admission WIN be free and no collec.
ton taken. .-..
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
CHURCH TO BROADCAST
SERMON OF MINISTER

The service at the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church will be broad
beginning at 8 o'clock, "If Winter
Comes win be the subject of the
Rev. DR.. Earle Wfifiey'S sermon
Special musical numbers win be
rendered by the church chorus un.
der the direction OF w. n. Braith-
waite. unfold, Ye Portals" VIII
be sung by the chorus, and the
male quartet win give :what VIII
the Harvest Be7" by Bilhorn.
AT the morning service DR.. wil.
.'Why Jesus Died" The chorus
choir win render the anthem, Seek
Ye the Lord" and the mixed quar-.
tet also viii sing.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
COLUMBIA CONGREGATION
OBSERVES CHURCH DAY

Church Day was observed
Thursday at the Columbia Heights
Christian Church with O large and
enthusiastic attendance.
Tho conversation is divided into
twelve groups and each group, un-
der the direction Of trained lead
ers, looks after all the interests
Of the church. in that part Of the
city where the group IL located.
DR.. Darby. Of the Church Fed.
grafton. gave an address at the
noon meeting. and J. L. Wilmeth
and Mrs. b. H. Melton addressed
deeply interested audiences ut the
evening services. Many reports
were made representing all the 40
tivities of the church.
The Washington times., 1922-12-09
RULES STATE CAN'T TAX
REQUEST BY n. c. FRICK

PITTSBURGH, Dec. s.-Judge
Mitchell, In orphans court, yester.
day ruled that the state cannot
the free use Of the public. -.
on tn n. 0s Tr,ok ''We woods - property. U and
tn the O. q ,ooo. 900 wiiisd to The city by by
the late H. G. Frick an an endow.
ment fund, with which to maintain
II a. public park. -.