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>FXRt 81 DlleAxTn.

A doua sarbatoare in s1nul fa-
miliei noastre domnitoafe, in de-
ours de I'M an, aduce in discntiu-
ne Q problerni veche 81 totdsi dc
actualitate, aceea a raporturilor
dintre taI in functie de legatura
dintre snverani.
In vremurile departate cand
popoarelc nu insemnau mimic, lar
condncatorii lor erau t0tul, o IN
rudire de dinastii, 0 incuserire de
case domnitoare, ayea influehte
hotaritoare. Tinuturi intregi, pro.
vincii, isi schimbau stapaMrea 81
apartinerea de la un Stat la altnl
fara nici alta ratiune de CIT
vointa stapanitorilor respective.
n q ramas proverbiala spostr6fa
la adresa Anstriei mai exact !
easel ie Hsb6bure, care prin in
rssifri y q ciisniciil STA SPORT sta
panirea .anexand tari ca seetre
ptnffu prfncipesele nitrate III nil.
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|lui cum s'a srezolvit chestia Ba-
nat,slub rroblema ramane sntrear
ga ph. Seanfa viitorulni.
iSubliniind aceste lacrllri, va
|trebui "a rccunOastem ca partici-
.parea natiunilor respective, Ia
sarbatoare ambelor dinastii are
!un caractcr mai deosebit ca aiu-
|rea. 81 IA yecihi 81 Ia moi nunta
regeasea are loc dupa nm razboi.
e1Uzav pe urrna caruia 81 unii 81
|ccilafti ne-am fmplinit visurile cu
participates. efectiva 81 credin-
cioasa, a 'stlveranil6rs La vecini
Karagheorghevicii nationali an
merite istorice in cresterea 81 con-
solidarea Serbiei mici de pam
acum un aeceniu in urma, lar la
moi ,regelc actual, dintr'o ranlura
"a Hohenzollernilor, a dovedit a.
ltata identificare cn nazuintele 81
visurile seculare romanesti incat
linastia nOastra este cu desavar-
sire nationala.
In aceasta identitate intre cele
dona tari ca 81 intre dinastiile
respective 81 tfnand seama de mo-
lmentele actuale. sarbatoarea din
[sinnl celor dOua dinastii fnrudite
pentru yiitor nu poate lasa nepa-
lsatoafe popoarele respective. Da-
lea din communicated participant.
tpopulare la aceasta mare bucurfc
iregeasca poate rezulta un motiv
de mai usoa1'a aplanare in rezol.
eHea chestiunilor pendinte 1ptre
ambele State, ca 81 de consolida-
rea -,rnei ccmunitati de arine 81 a
trecutului de neturburata prize
teiiie, - 1aturrci casatorfa regeiui
Alexandra cu printesa Marioara
va ramane I'm evehiment istoric
de mare valoafe.
(Din 'Dacia").
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ue cand le ven bne Daca snem att raj Jupa cum
spunet de att tratat no!'' S
Pardee democ1atice ar Fl trebut sA tlateze nc IL
berali 81 nici averpscan Datoria Or era
sub singur rape 81 singur programs daca posibu
din dfere condtun regrctabie bne htees-ar fost i'm
osb atunc Gel putin sa Fl olmat bloc puternic,
program che ltta 81 de guvernare bine defini concesn
uuae bine 81 clar stabilize 81 accasta ajunu cere
uvemului Averescu nante e ntra in upa eectorala
in alegerile generate facute de generalu Averescu.
O asemenea coalte-dac1 sar fl putu inigheba
sngur paatid fl avu tara. In aegeri
castigat mai mari guvernu Ayerescu fl trait
le putne, partdu liberal Par Fl ndramit prcpuna
haative guvernul de tranze u Take Ionescu s'ar ii
feana ST. regee sar gandt Gle do,a ori cui sa ncredn
ieze formarea noului guvem fe#
Vor face acest lucu m5cr ac, IN ccasul al dospre-
zecelea!
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locul eis I'm vreme ce omenirea IN,
treaga sc framanta in aupta cra-l
,ciadelor, giar mai tarziu in apara-
rea char pc solul Eurdpei contra
navalirilor turcesti, casa de An
stria, prin combinatiuli de cilliseI
81 prin fn1'udirk prin care, fsi spo-I
rea. fericita. stapanirih.
Vechiul principiu Gle monarhiel
a tot putelrIica, mehtinnt pana la
r;lzboful eel mare in imparatiile
centrale. d cazut deffhftiv. Astazi'
legaturile dintre dinastii nu mai
insemneaza mimic in politica tari-'
lor 81 mai ales IN fata divergence
lor de interese 81 directive poll
tice. Tarul Nicolae II 81 Impara-
tul Wilhelm erau rude appropriate
81 cu toate astea razboiul russo.
german ma putut Fl impiedecat,
lar cahd tarina, germana prin orr
gina 81 sentimente, a incercat sd
duca La pacea separate dnastia
.rusa 81 -fntregul cdificiu monar-
hic al Romanovilor s'a prabusit
dupa o glorioasa existent9 de
Icateva veacuri, legata de marirea
81 desvoltarea Rusiei.-
Toate aceste lucruri ne simtim
datori sa le reamintim astazi cand
Ealatur; de bucuria cekor dou6 di-
nastii, Karagheorghevici 81 Ho-
henzollern, fata de care natiunile
respective nu pot ramanea nepa-
satoare, trebue So vedem 81 diver
gentele de interese dintre cele
doua state. In mijloeu1 .'bucuriei
nuntasilor poporul romanesc nu
poate uita rama dir trupul Bana-
|tului 81 regimul la care sunt SUI
.pusi Homanii din regatul vecin,
atat cei din Valea Timocului 81
din Macedonia, eat 81 acei din
Banatul ramas dincolo de from
tiera. Char, daea momentane m
terese de particle in politica m
terna fac sd sc treaca sub tacere
suferinta materiala 81 morala a
neamului nostru ne urma chipn-
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DIN HUA ct)ND1ULb|

In cetitor din Erie, Pa, ne
comunica cd de la o vreme 81
SASH au inceput sd vina la oSpc-
tele romanilor 81 uni din eli au
invatat sa joace ''invirtita." Asa
stunt SASH. Sc acomOdeaza lesne
imprejurarilor, dar GU toate ace
ste tot sasiu SO uita la Ronfani.
A
ST tot din Erie Mise comumca
ca femeile daca au vaZut ca bar
BATH nu umbla cu colinda an in
ceput sc cOlinde ele. Pacat ca nu
suntem informant cam cum 81 pc
unde colinda d-nealor.
g
Tn domn din Indiana a trims
Presedintelui Uniunei o rugaciune
intitulata Din Ierusalim TIL,
ghndu-l so comunice la nOua
membri. 81 acestia la rIndul lor,
fiecare la alti noua, 81 asa mai
departe, pana Sc va comunlca la
toti membri. zicand ca este pur-
tatoare de noroc 81 fereste pc ON
- afara de prestie N. A. = de
toate relele 81 necazurile de pc
lumea aceasta. Ca sa scutm pc d.
Presedinte 81 pc alti noua 81 lar
nouG si noua. 81 asa mai departe
de .atata val, ne-am hotarit so
reproducem in numarul de name.
"a
Multi din acei carl pretind ca
timpul lor pretueste un dollar pc
secunda merg cate-o jumatate
ceas - incotro mar trebui sd
mearga. in urma unei femei cu
,pulpe pline.
q
Cea mai mare parte din ,acei
.cari fac pc prostul, isi joacA rolul
asa de bine ca e imposibl sd fie o
simpla initiate.
81
Sa lasam toata glnma, cum Sc
,poate Sc yina primavara fara
Book Beer
"a
Telegramele din IIondra rapor-
teaza ck Ambasadorul Harvey SUI
fera de raceala. HIM! AcOlo leacul
MI sc prescrie cu reteta ca aici.
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|
din Canton, Ohio incepand Gu
datul de / Martie, q scazut taxa
de inscriere pentru acele pessoaue
care dcresc a deveni membri nosti
in societate, pana Ia prima lunei
Aprilie 1892. Tot &C. costa pc un
dCritor de a dsvemi membru Soc.
este $6.75, primind pentru aceasta
suma dreptul de membru si Di-
|ploma de Ia Uniune dimpreuna
GU dreptul de beneficiu de Ia Soc.
din momentul cand s'a inserts IN
Societate.
Societatea ''Dr. Iuliu Maniu"
find membra a unei dintre cele
mai vechi si mai puternice orga-
nizatiune romaneasc& din Ameri-
ca, in oas de accidente grave sau
moarte rlateste un bensficiu de
$4,000; lara in caz de boala 81
accidente mai usoare plxtsyte
sapae dolsri pc ssptamana, mai
[capata 81 xiarul America" care
spare silnic, tcate aceste pentru
ne7nssmnata suma de un dollar 3i
cinciseoi pc luna taxa, care I'd
|cere psntru fiecare meanbsu.
Seainteae re1ftru mernbrii ordi-
mari nu vor fl amendabile afark
numai de functiona1i 81 membrii
lin Connitet, tot IN legktura on
|accasta 'S0cjetate a hotafit o. pc
xiua de 26 IGsrtie ID se tina o adu-
mare Poporala IN Hala Soc. de
sub No. 1924 Garfield Ave. s. w.
Ia care adunare vom avea yi m
vorbftor din partea Uniunei S. r.
A. a carei membra este Societatea.
Drept aceia ra1nansm nutrindu-
ne de speranta cd toti fratii ro-
mani care vor ceti acest Aviz 81
care sunt in stare sa-si inchipue
Cd Ia cate fntSmplari sunt expusi
N tara aceasta, mai Gu seaina
Acuina cand din nou sau pornit
tucrafile, 81 mai Gu seama gan.
dindu.se la viitorul Tor, al fami-
'iei lor, 81 la aceia care depinde
&c dansii, in caz de vre-o fntam-
rlare. Spef1nd Cd toate acestea
vcr intra La fnffna kcmanilor ain
Canton 81 imprejuri1ni 81 Sc vcr
grabi Sc inscrie ca membri in
eocietatile romano folosindu-ye
de prileiul acesta bine VENT. 4
Mai speram Cd la adunarea po-
poraA din 26 Martie current, vor
vefli I'm nulnar mare de ronani
rnde se va da explicafti mai de-
taflate ca prfvire Ia privilegiile ee
le da Societatea membrilor sai. !.
Observation-Disclosures a acest avis
va Il incorcnat de success, in nu-
msle Societatii Dr.. lulu MAnius.
am ramas ayteptahdu-v& ca fra
teasca dragoste.
f62 & 66 & TOY. presidiul.
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J. T. Ball, 17O8 E. 10th Str, a
declarst candidatura sa Ia postul
de serif. FL are program demo
crat. Ball a maj fost in positia dc
sub-serif. El cste candidatnl off.
'cial al elnbul1i democrat din ju.
detail 'Cdyahofs.
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|NFORN|ATUNI

MnncitOrii de tramvaie din Gle.
veland sunt amenintati GU redn-
cerea platilor. Presedintele John
J. Stanley, a afisat la statiile de
tramyaie cate o notita avizand pc
mupcitori cH ca ziua de i Maill
Ii sc va reduce plata en- 5 cent? La
ora. Preyeelintele Uniunii munci-
t0rilor, $500 in numar, - Ell.
gene .. BrSwB, a declarat cii
|paAa cana Flrianea mn va p1,ilni
notifieare oficiala din partea tii.
rectiei, nm va considera aceasta
notitk, tleoarcce ~contractul lor
|coaectiv prevcde ca in Gag de
sehimbare, Uniunea sa .fic notifi-
|cafa.
Cairo. Trllpele egiptiene, la
1ordinul gnvernnlui local, Au ocu-
pat cartierele studentesti moha-
'medane. Studentii anume au pre-
Ieatit demonstrari contra engle.
xi1or. Guvernnl a dat un decret
piin care Sc interzice folosirea in,
stitu$iilor ishne pentru scopuri
politice.
Londra. Mohandas Karam-
sAald Gsp1ki, frantssul indian,
srestat a. astsritktile engleke
este caractegizAt de-: sdvosst al
prima elasa IN evangelist II.
ds11t, nm Mplonst ii politieiatI
r. secttie; a ON fkeztof
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de minumi; 81 ele milioanele de To-
cuitori al rndfci este privit de un
Dumnezeu, TRIMS pcntru saliva
rca lndiei.
Oklahoma City. Okla. Din
Sulphur. Okla. vine 70 telegrama
care spune ca peste Oras trecnt
I'm vifor groaznic care. afara de
pagubele materiale ce lea facut.
= a cauzat moartea u doua per,
soanc. Mai snnt sase persoane
foarte serios ranite 81 mai multe
zeci ranite maj usor. Suite de case
sunt ruinate, acoperisurile pur-
tate de vahA Soldatii din gsrzile
rationale patruleaza pc strada
Paguba este enorma, 81 nu Sc poa-
tie inca evalua nici aproximative,
Wooster, @. = D-soara Grace
Walborn, care fost graduate in
Wooster College i'm anul trecut
de prezent Sc AHA IN misiune in
China. de unde scrie scrisoare
datata din ccntrul districtului
mde bintnie foametea, Sanghai
'Situatia Rici este foarte severa
din .cauza foamei. Oar nu numai
foamea ci 81 bolile cauzate de
mancarile prcgatite din buruieni,
etc. cauzeaza mil 81 mil de vic
time.
Kalamazoo. Mich. John ID.
Dodge, fiul, multimilionarului
John +, Dodge, este citat pc ziua
de q Martie Ia tribunal ca sa fie
ascultat intr'un caz. El este acu-
zat ga a condus qln automobil pe
vreme ce era beat 81 ca a trans
portat 81 a avut beutura 81 ca a
violat legea Volstead. FL este pus
pc picior liber contra mei cautii
de $1,000. FL a fost desmostenit
de fatal sau, dar Sora lui la dat
81 100000, apoi mama-sa la dat
aeeeasi suma. Milionarul. impreu-
pa cu un prietin al lui. invitat
pc doua fete earl esiau de la dams,
sa lie duca Gu automobilul acasa
Ele all acceptat. Cand an luat loc
in antomobil, Dodge a manat au-
|tomobilul in directia opusa. Dom
nisoara Kwakereck sarit din
antomobil, dar n "a fost fanita, 81
s'a dus mediat la politia, care a
iesit la locuinta milionarului unde
"a gasit beutura.
/ Chicago. - Cuno Rheden, un
desemnator de aeroplane, va com
plecta in saptAmana ce vine an
aeroplan ce va face sensatie. Ell
splnet ca va face distanta New
York-Paris in timp mai scurt dc
"A ore. 81 spune ca aeroplanul va
avea o viteza de 100 mile la ora
Noua inventie este un monoplan
pentru 8 persoane. La incepnt va
II manult de trei pilot. Sc az.
teapta Gu mare curiozitate reusita
invented.
J. T. Ball, 17O8 E. 10th Str. a
declarst candidatura "a Ia postul
de serif. Fl arc program demo
crat. Ball a maj fost in positia dc
snb.serif. N one candidatnl off.
cial al clabului deinocrat din ju.
aetssl Cdyahofa.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02

"Invictus" QHuhn): organ. Choral
Symphony" with vocal and violin
obligato Karg -Elert); piano solos.
"Ballade in A Flat" "Nocturne In
F Sharp" ''Polonaise In A Flat
(Chopin); violin solos, "Kol Nidre"
Bruch); "Tambourin Ch n Is
Kreisler); organ. "Finale Marche
from Second Suite" Boellmenn).
The second concert. on Friday. at
8 O'clock, will be given by Harry Ed
ward Mueller. assisted by the vested
chorus choir OF sixty voices and the
church quartette composed OF Estelle
Wentworth, soprano; Albert Parr,
tenor; Goldi d. Hutchins, contralto
James E. 8. Kinsella. bass. Excerpts
from popular oratorios will compose
the program, which promises to be
Of unusual interest to music lovers.
Following is the program: Chorus
unfold Ye Portals" Redemptionl
(Gounod); trio-"On Thee Each Liv-
ing Soul Awaits" (Creation) Qaadyn);
Chorus-"Awake the Harp" (Crea-
tion) QHaydn): Chorus-"Inflamatus'
(Stabat Mater) (RossinD; Tenor solo
IF With All Your Heart" CElitah)
ndelssohn); Choral-"Commit Thy
Way" est. Matthew passion music)
Bach): Chorus Blessed Jesus"
(stabat Mater) Dvorak); Chorus-
"Hallelujah" (Messiah) HandeD.
These concerts are free to the pub.
lie, a collection being taken to cover
expenses and for use Of the organ
fund Of the church.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
RUSSIANS OFFER
RELIGIOUS
MUSIC
Famous Quartet viii Sing in
First Congregational
Church.

DR.. Cornelius H. Patton. Of Bos-
ton. will preach Sunday morning at
II o'clock in the First Congrega-
tional Church. Tenth and @ streets
northwest. DR.. Patton il a former
Washington boy who has had a
as secretary Of the American Board
OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
slons.
The critical situation in the Near
East will make his message Sun
day morning Of double interest.
In the evening at o'clock, DR..
Ernest M. Halliday, Of New York.
will preach. DR.. Halliday is secre-
tary Of the Congregational Home
Missionary Society and the Sunday
School Extension Society. His
knowledge Of church affairs in the
United States is intimate and with
great power as a speaker he will
bring a telling message Of religious
affairs In the United States tc the
Sunday evening congregation.
Sunday school will be held at $3.50.
Representative w. w. Chalmers, OF
Toledo, Ohio. will address the Fates
Bible Glass in the auditorium and
the Young Mems Class will al ,cuss
social problems in the west parlor.
under George w. Richards leader
ship.
At the musical vespers at 4:45
p. m. the Russian Cathedral Quar-
tet will assist Harry Edward Muel.
Ter. These men were sent to
America by the former Russian
government to present the native
music. They will appear In the
robes Of the Old Church and sing
their sacred music as well as the
folk songs Of Russia. Following
is the program: Organ. allegro
Maestoso' first movemenU. CMa.
quaire); tenor solo by Nicholas Va.
silieff (selected; organ. Echo
Yon); songs by the quartet, 1.-The
Lords Prayer" tancient chano
"Cherubimic Hymn" Popoff); "Ros'
ary" (Nevin); organ. "The Bells OF
Ste. Anne de Beaupre" RusselD
songs by the quartet. 'Volga Boat
mems Song" folk song); THE
Water Bug and the Rose" (Melni-
koffD; organ. "Andante in G" (Ba-
tiste); bass solo by Michael Batalff
(selected); songs by the quartet
Invocation to the Sun" folk song)
"In the Woods" folk song).
Two of the series of free weekly
concerts will be given this week
The first of the concerts by the
members Of the District chapter OF
the American Guild of Organists
will be given Tuesday night at
o'clock. Miss Charlotte Klein. or
ganist; Mrs. Ruby Potter, soprano
Mrs. Gertrude McRae Nash. plan
list; Herman Hoffman. violinist
Adolf Torovsky. pianist; Ambrose
Durkin. bass; Walter H. Nash, or
ganist and cellist, will be the art
lists. Following 10 the program
Organ, Sonata in d Flat" first
movement) Rheinberger); "Trio In
D Minor" for violin, cello and pi
ano (Arensky); bass solo. 20 Isis
and Osiris" (Mozart); Consume
Them All" (St. Paul CMendelssohn)
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
WOMEN : UNION
To COLLECT
FUNDS
Mrs. Radcliffe to Lead Meet
ing for Eastern Girls
Mission.

A meeting in the interest of the
Women's Union Christian Colleges
for girls Of the Orient will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Church. The event promises to be
one Of the most brilliant religious
gatherings ever held at the NATIONAL
Capital.
The meeting signalizes the close
of q campaign which has been
waged for the seven colleges. the
church and college women Of Amer
cia are establishing for the girls
Of China, India. and Japan. Mrs:
Wallace Radcliffe Is chairman OF
der her leadership the meeting Sun
day afternoon will present a varied
and interesting program. DR.. Ida
India, Medical College for Women,
will be the principal speaker.
The service will open with an or
Ferry, Mrs. J. ]. Stahl will lead the
missionary hymns Of the church.
More than twenty attractive young
girls will act as ushers. A pro-
cessional conducted by the ushers
and led by Miss Ruth Wallace.
daughter of the Secretary Of Agri-
culture. and Miss Mabel Strider,
the assistant teacher of the Burial
Class, will conduct DR.. Scudder
and Mrs. Radcliffe to the platform,
followed by Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs.
Hughes. and other leading women
Of the Cabinet, Supreme Court, and
Congressional circles.
Mrs. Harvey 8. Irwin will con.
duct short devotional service. At
the close OF DR.. Scudder's address
Mrs. Mcdowell will present the
collectors cards to the women who
will secure the dollar givers be.
tween that date and the. 9th OF
d m ber, the day designated
Throughout the country as Dollar
Day for the Union Colleges.
The meeting will be open to the
public and everybody Is cordially in.
yited.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
TAT 7 To SPEAK
At LAYMEN'S
MEETING
Chief Justice Will Lecture To-
morrow at Observances In
Keith's Theater.

william Howard Taft. President
Of the General Unitarian Confer
ence, will be the principal speaker
at the observance Of "LAymen's
Sunday" at All Souls Church serv-
ices, to be held In the B. r. Keith
Theater at IL o'clock tomorrow
The Chief Justice has closely
identified himself with the lay
mems movement Of the Unitarian
Church and served for two or
three years as a member of the
National Council. This is the third
time he has given his services to
the local chapter of the league In
the meetings II has held as an
auxiliary organization Of All Souls
Church.
Snator Duncan u. Fletcher of
Florida. vice-president of the Ma
tional Unitarian Laymen's League,
will be on the program with other
laymen, and take an important part
In next Sundays services.
Major A. M. Holcombe II presi-
dent Of the local chapter and he
will participate in the "Laymen's
Sunday" meeting. Principal among
others on the program will be
George A. Kicker. DR.. Percival Hall
and Laurence c. Staples. There
will be a male quartette composed
Of Clyde b. Aitchison, Harold M.
Brown. John Ross and Charles
Trowbridge Tittman; with Lewis
Corning Atwater at the piano.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
This page will
tell you where to
go to church and
sermons you will
hear.
ASCENSION TO GIVE
SPECIAL MUSIC SERVICE

Special music will be rendered by
the choir of the Church Of the Ascen.
sion. Massachusetts, avenue and
Twelfth street northwest. at the II
a. m. service tomorrow. The pro-
gram follows: Professional. 10 He
Comes, with Clouds Descending"
Redhead); Introit. Prepare Ye the
Way Of the Lord" (Garretp: Kyrie.
Gloria Tibi. Gratias Tibi. Sursum
in Excelsis Haynes service In Il
flat; sermon hymn. "Blest Day Of
God Most Calm. Most Bright"
(Iaweis); Gloria" Danks); offertory
anthem. "Ye Shall Go Out with Joy"
Barnby); Nunc Dimittis Bullinger);
recessional. ION Jordan's Banks the
Baptist's Cry" (Crasselius).
Vespers will be at 4:30 O'Clock, and
will also be q musical service.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
VIVA N, JANUARY
To CONDUCT
SERVICE
Meeting Will Commemorate
Anniversary Of the Unity
Society.

Viva M. January will conduct q
healing service Sunday evening at
8 o'clock in the Unity Auditorium,
800 Homer building. COL Thirteenth
street northwest. This Is in cele-
bration Of the second anniversary
of the society.
Mrs. January will also lecture
Wednesday evening at o'clock,
which will be the second of a series
of six lectures, Through Solo
mons Temple to q Well.Rounded
Life" The subject Wednesday Will
be Pattern, Material and Work.
men; or. The Masters of Your
Mind"
Spiritual Gifts" is the subject Of
the lesson Thursday evening at 2
o'clock. This is the lesson in truth
class which II especially for begin
ners, but is also helpful to the nd
vanced student.
Spiritual healing service Friday
afternoon at s o'clock. Forty min-
utes of affirmation and meditation
for spiritual realization. Many won
derful demonstra tions Of healing are
coming forth - the result Of this
meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
WOMAN N'SDAY To
bEObSERvED
At CHURCH
Vermont Avenue Christian
Congregation to Hear Fine
Music Program.

"woman's Day" will be observed
tomorrow morning at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, at which
time Mrs. Earle Whitley. q member
of the board of managers OF the
United Christian Missionary So.
ciety, will give a brief history Of
the women's missionary department
work of the Disciples Brotherhood.
DR.. Whitley will preach a sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
The choir Of the church vii, give
a special musical program tomor-
row evening under the direction Of
w. e. Braithwaite. when a Thanks
vest" will be rendered. The Rev.
DR.. Earle Whitley will give inter.
pretative readings. The choir will
be assisted by Miss Katherine Riggs,
harp soloist, and Miss Margaret
Mansfield, violin soloist
The missionary department of the
woman's Society will meet at the
church next Tuesday morning at
II o'clock. when Mrs. c. r. Fergu-
son will lead in the consideration
Of the work in I.atin-America. After
a luncheon at the church, the work
department of the society will meet
at lis. and with be addressed by
Mrs. Louisa s. Roberts. executive
secretary OF the District Council
Of Social Agencies.
Church Night will be observed
next Thursday evening when, after
a dinner has been served to those
engaged In active church work. COM
mittee meetings will be held be-
tween $50 and 1880, followed at the
latter hour by a prayer service.
after which the board OF officers
Of the church will hold its monthly
meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
CREDIT MEN WILL HEAR
CONGRESSMAN BURTON

. "The Situation in Europe and the
Allied Debt to the United States"
will be the subject of an address by
CONGRESSMAN Theodore E. Burton
OF Ohio, at a meeting Of the Wash
inrton Association of Credit Men In
the City Club on the. evening of
December 10.
I Members of the committee In
charge Of arrangements are Y. A.
Brfce, Herman Schrot. e. B. Adams,
r. w. Buclxler, A. r. Harlan, r. c.
Daniel, ID. Leroy Macintosh, s. w.
Pitts and E. #. Lollo.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
"A MAKER OF MEN" TO BE
SHOWN AT Y. M. C. A. HALL

A six-reel motion picture entitled
"A Maker of Men" will be shown
at the Y. NJ. C. A. on Sunday after
noon at 4:30 In the Assembly hall.
The scenario was written by Rev.
James X. Shields. author of THE
Stream of Life" The picture has
been endorsed by leading clergymen
and laymen throughout the country.
and according to the Moving Picture
Age. every church should give its
members and others the benefit to
be found in its exhibition.
The showing of the picture win
start promptly at 4:30. An invita-
ton is extended to the general pub
lie.