Evening star., 1923-12-20

| decoration of the lecteTn."
! Depicts Christ's Journey.
In bas-reliyf in the central panel
! is Il representation of the story of
| the walk of Christ and His disciples
on the road to Emmaus after His
| resurrection from the dead when
! beginning at Moses and all the
! prophets He cXpuunded unto them
| in all the scriptures the things con-
| cerning Himself"
| relief VIII represent the story of
Christ in the synagogue at Naza-
reth. Verses l6 to II of the fourth
! chapter of the gospel of Luke will be
| inscribed. They are: And He came
\ to Nazareth where He had been
| brought up: and, as His custom was,
| He went into the synagogue on the
! Sabbath day, and stood up for to
F, read. And there was delivered unto
| Him the Book of the Prophet Isaiah.
And when He had opened the book,
| He found the place where It was
7 written, THE Spirit of the Lord is
/ upon me. because He hath annointed
| me to preach the gospel TO the poor:
] He hath sent me to heal the broken
| hearted, to preach deliverance to the
| captives. and recovering OF sight to
! the blind, to set at liberty them that
are bruised.
ITO preach the acceptable year of
| the Lord. And He closed the book,
u
and sat down. And the eyes OF all
/ them that were in the synagogue
were fastened ON Him. And He be-
gan TO say unto them, This day ia this
Scripture fulfilled in your ears"
The third panel is a bas-relief of
Christ preaching the Sermon on the
Mount.
Three Figures at Base.
At the base of the lectern will be
three figures. The central figure will
be Christ with the inscription. I'm
| the beginning was the Word, ami the
Word was with God and the Word
was God" representing the New
| Testament. The figures of Moses and
Elijah on either side will symb bolize
| Moses and the prophets" which was
| the Jewish designation of the Old
| Testament.
Totpl subscriptions, SGSi,.33.
Official figures for the local cam
paign to date, as summed up last
night by Corcoran Thorn. trea asurer
showed total subscriptions Of 1854. 1876.
of which amount S257,410 was re-
ported yesterday. OF this latter sum,
100000 was the gift of an anony-
nous donor for the building of the
baptfstery at the cathedral.
Team No. 10 of division II. Com
mander Herbert Howard. captain
yesterday came into the possession of
the American flag daily awarded to
the team bringing In the greatest
subscription This team led with
S4,160.
Contributors of 800 or more were
! announced as follows:
Frank NJ. Law, 500: Walter
Weaver $3.50: Bowie West. $3.50: John
Briscoe, sl25; a friend. $500: James
| Karrick. $500; Mr.. and Mrs. d Call
! lard. $500; G. A. ASpenwaIl. 500: Mrs
H Wood. 800: Miss Mabel Roardman
81 900; Mrs. W. @. Miller, 500. Miss
Lucy Markville. 500: Mrs. Il. a.
Merritt. s125: Charles A. Robinson.
$500; J. c. Pickens. $50: DR. NJ. F.
Finley. 500; Rev. and Mrs. J. Bachus
5000; Marshall Morgan. 500: w. F.
Dennis. $500: Mrs. ]. b. Kendall. 800:
Mrs. h. L. Leachman. 500: William
II. walker. $1,000; William Stead.
| $500; Robert stead. jr., $500; Mary
/ Stead $500; Manning Stead. $500; Ed
! ward Stead $500; Fleming NewboId.
| 800: Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Wadsworth
| 800: Admiral and Mrs. Strauss, $100;
!, Admiral and Mrs Stockton. SIPS; Mrs
Walter Tuckerman. $500: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lee Coombs. $500; Mrs. w. b. Par
| sons. 500: Mr.. and Mrs John Rookie.
| s125; Miss Ellen Collins. 500: Daisy
! Blodgett 81 600: NJ. 2. Matthews, 500:
Robert Matthews. 800; Oscar Colli-
! can. 500: Il. w. Guy, 500: George II.
/ Myers. $500: Charles n Hagner. s10o;
| ". l.. Trenholm Abrams sl00: w. w
! Chiswell. $3.50: William J. Flather. jr.,
| $3.50: L. II. Bachschmidt. 5000: R. l..
! Bowie. 800.
! The team work yesterday. by team
| number. captain and amount, was
as follows: