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Evening star., 1924-01-19
CHURCH TO INSTALL.
Ceremony for H Street Christian
Officers Tomorrow.

officers of the II Street Christian
Church. elected recently. are to be
installed tomorrow morning by the
pastor Rev. Harold Z. Dieken. They
arc: Elders. r. L. BaIderson, II A.
Connolly. James Freeland. Joseph
Reeves. w. W. Rice and T. p. Speake:
deacons, w. q. Avery. Bailey Barco,
Z. Z. Barco, l.. j. Barrett. j. T.
Coghill. w. f. Clodfelter. Clyde Con-
nelly. Joseph Grammar. II. L. Hopper
L. Z. Embry. +. NJ. Cooke. T.. w.
Merryman. H. J. Mills. 6. w. Oden,
Linton Seates. w. W. Tates. C. NJ
Scates and c. l. Wood; treasurer
Everett Cockrill; financial secretary
r. A. Marsh: assistant financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Clodfelter; clerk. James
F'reeland; organist, Mrs. Embry; as
slstant organist. Miss Mary Cave.
Inc pastors sermon at IL am. will
be The Palace of Happiness-the
Foundation" and at 7:4s pm, Mil
lions Now Living Will Never Die"
Evening star., 1924-01-19
REV. JOHN BRITAIN CLARK
At FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
To Preach on Topic "Quicken Me-
in Preparation for Evangel-
istic Work.

The Brotherhood Of the First
Presbyterian Church. under the lead
ership of w. O. Pfueger. is continuing
Its work among the outlying churches.
Representatives of the brother
hood conduct the services at Airing
ton Presbyterian Churchs every sun
day night and tomorrow several
members will visit the Kenilworth
Presbyterian Church also.
Tomorrow morning Rev. DR.. John
Britain Clark will speak on Quicken
Me-" in preparation for the evangelis-
tic campaign to be conducted later
in the season, and at the afternoon
vespers his sermon topic Will be
Aspects of the New Birth"
Evening star., 1924-01-19
BISHOP TO ADMINISTER
RITE OF CONFIRMATION
Rev. DIR. Freeman to Visit st.
Johns Church, Beltsville, Md,
Tomorrow Morning.

Rt Rev. James f. Freeman, D. D.,
Bishop of the Episcopal Church in
the Diocese of Washington, Will visit
st. Johns Church, Beltsville, Md. to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock and ad-
minister the rite of confirmation.
In the afternoon he will preach In
the Bethlehem Chapel of the National
Cathedral, on Mount St. Alban. In
the evening at 8 o'clock the bishop
will confirm class at Incarnation
Church, 18th and n streets northwest,
which will be presented by the rec
tor, Rev. DR.. George W. Atkinson.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
BALLOT BOX IN CHURCH.
Parishioners Will Vote on Box
Peace Plan.

At Trinity Diocesan Church, Sd and
c streets northwest, Rev. David Ran
som Covell will preach tomorrow at
IL am. on THE World Court" and at
8 pm. on Body and Soul"
The lists for registering the opinion
Of the public on the Box peace pian
will be kept in the vestibule of the
church for adding signatures after
both services tomorrow. Monday the
lists will be forwarded to the New
York office.
The Young Peoples Society will
meet at 6:46 pm. with light refresh
ments, served by a committee, imme-
iiately after the meeting.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
LAWRENCE WILL SPEAK
ON MUSICAL ADVENTURE
Community Singing Leaders Lee
ture to Be Given at Temple
Baptist Church.

Prof. Robert Lawrence, director of
community singing, is to deliver an
illustrated lecture on Musical Ad-
venture" at pm, Wednesday, un-
der the auspices of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union of Temple Baptist
Church.
Rev. DR.. J. j. Muir. pastor of the
church. is to preach on How TO
Endure tomorrow at IL am, and
"Conquering Youth" at pm.
Miss Eleanor Clarkson is to ad-
dress the Euzelian class at 9:30 am.
tomorrow, and w. G.. Gottlieb is to
address the young mems class.
Evening star., 1924-01-19

A Baptist church has been recent
ly organized at Chevy Chase. A large
number of Baptists in that region
have taken letters from churches in
the District of Columbia and banded
themselves together In a local or
ganization. This new project has
been developed by the Columbia AS
sociation of Baptist Churches. under
the leadership of the executive secre-
tary, DR.. Henry w. .. Millington.
The organization has elected Of
fcers as follows: Deacons, Rev. F.
Menefee, b. H. Forbes, George Gra-
waite; clerk, La Mont A. Williams !:
treasurer, Mrs. La Mont A. Williams !;
Sunday school superintendent. Will
liam Hughes.
The Sunday school began actual
work on the first Sunday of the new
year and started with a very good
attendance and an excellent corps Of
officers and teachers. Regular church
services are being held in the as
sembly hall of the Chevy Chase
Theater
Evening star., 1924-01-19
CHURCH PLANS RALLY.
Shiloh Baptists Endeavor
Raise $4,000.

The Shiloh Baptist Church, L and
18th streets northwest, which has
brought the meeting house Of the Ham
line NJ. E. Church. 9Th and P streets
northwest, is planning to hold a rally
tomorrow to raise $4,000 toward the
amount owing on the Hamline Church
A large number of the worshipers
Of Shiloh have pledged liberal sums
At the morning service Rev. DR..
Waldron will preach on THE Joy of
Giving" and at night on Life With
out Christ" The choir will render
special music.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
PLAN SONG SERVICE.
Large Chorus Choir at Ingram
Church Here.

Rev. George Barrow Nelson. min
lister of Ingram Church. will preach
tomorrow morning on Treasures of
Eternity In the evening there will
be Il community song service, aug
mented by L large chorus choir. There
will also be sermon by the minister
on "The Virgin Birth of Christ" In
this sermon DR.. BarroW-Neilson will
state his recollections Of the lectures
delivered to him on this subject at
Glasgow University. Scotland.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
REV. DR.. CHAPPElL
TO PREACH TWICE
Will Address Two Morning Meet
ings, as Fire Rules Limit Attend
ance in Main Auditorium.

Owing to the enforcement Of fire
regulations at the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. E. Church South. which
permits but one row Of standing
room and no loose chairs. Rev. DR..
Clovis G. Chappell. the pastor, has
arranged to preach two sermons to-
morrow morning. He will preach In
the main auditorium and also In the
Sunday School room at the overflow
meeting.
has arranged to broadcast the serv-
ices and a receiving set will be used
in the Sunday school room for the
overflow services.
Evening star., 1924-01-19

Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce,
minister Of Ri Souls Church, will
preach the second Of his course
of sermons described as "for the
intellectually confused and spirit
ually perplexed." in dealing with
"the inevitable readjustment Of
religious thought" at the service
of his church tomorrow morning,
TO be held in the B. r. Keith The
atr. The second sermon will treat
specifically Of The New Bible"
The service last Sunday was par
ticipated in by one Of the largest
congregations that has assembled
at the Keith Theater, which is
being used by the Unitarians pend
Ing the completion OF their new
church. at 18th and Harvard
streets
Evening star., 1924-01-19
ENDEAvORERs TO GIVE PLAY,

The Sunday Evening Society of
Christian Endeavor of Calvary Bap-
tist Church will give a missionary
entitled winning Japan" Appropri-
ate music has been provided. Pre-
ceding the play, at $3.50 o'clock, the
society will hold its regular "at
home" in the basement of the church.
Visitors are invited
Evening star., 1924-01-19
DR.. DURKEE TO PREACH.
Howard u. President at First
Baptist Church,

Tho First BAPTIST Church. 18th and
Q streets. will have DIR. J. Stanley
Durkee, president of Howard Uni
versity. to preach tomorrow morning
and evening. His subject for IL am,
Light Bringer." The Sunday school
meets at $3.50 am. and B. Y. p. W., 6
to 1880 pm. with social and refresh
ments. Prof. Ferry gives an organ
recital from 7:40 to pm.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
TO ADDRESS EPWORTH,
Dean Wilbur Of G. w. u. on Pro.
gram Tomorrow EVENING.

Foundry Epworth League will have
for Its speaker tomorrow evening
Dean Wilbur OF the George Washing
ton University. Special musical mum
bers will be rendered by members of
the league.
The Country Mock Marriage"
scheduled for the evening of Janu-
ary 20, will involve a large number
or the young people, and Is being
arranged under the direction of the
fourth department. with Miss Mazda
Foster as chairman.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
WILL SUPPLY PULPIT.

Rev. p. l. Vernon, executive vice
president of the World Association of
Daily Vacation Bible Schools, will
supply the pulpit tomorrow of the
First Baptist Church Of Alexandria
Mr.. Vernon has been asked to act as
stated supply for the church until the
coming Of the new pastor. DR.. A. r.
Love of Portsmouth, Va, who begins
his work at Alexandria February 1s.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
WELLINGTON TO SPEAK.

Rev. H. w. o. Millington. executive
secretary, Columbia Association of
Baptist Churches, will be the speaker
at Petworth Baptist Church tomor-,
row morning. In the evening Rev.
A. Freeman Anderson will be the
speaker. ).
Evening star., 1924-01-19
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
F. d. Crist New President of I,ova1
Bible Glass.

AT the monthly business meeting
or the Loyal Bible class of the Park
view Christian Church last Tuesday
evening the following new officers
were installed: President, F. d. Crist.
vice president, Mrs. Shockey. Secre,
6ary, MRS. Ayres: treasurer, Miss
ch an. Johnson, with Mr.. Burton
ena!rnan or the membership com
mittee and Miss Hand chairman nf
the social committee. ''' Vi
A social and refreshments followed
the business meeting. The oId.tina
whitney Avenue Quartet, consisting
Shettia Mcleod. Mrs. Everett. Mrs.
"he''ie ana Mrs. schraudner, sang.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
WILL HOLD BAPTISM.
Rev. Ellis G.. Primm to Conduct
Service SUNDAY.

The subject of Rev Ellis c. Primm
at the Second Baptist Church tomor-
row night will be How a Chronic
Crouch Was Cured" There will be
baptism at this service. The morning
sermon theme will be 'fUp for the
Day" An every-member visitation
will take place in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
WAR IN THE CHURCHES. ~

THE War in the Churches"Nis the
subject of an address by DIR. H. D.
Appleby of New York city tomorrow
at S pm. at the Playhouse, 1914 N
Etreet northwest. The public is in
vited
Evening star., 1924-01-19
PARISH CLUB TO DANCE.

Tho Young Peoples Club of Grace
parish, Georgetown, is to give dance
this evening from s to IL o'clock. Sew
eral tables of bridge and five hundred
have been reserved. Light refresh
mentS will be served. Next Wednes-
day a turkey supper and dance will
be held.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
WILL TALK ON JAPAN.

The mems Bible class of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. 18th and Fair
mont streets northwest, is to be
taught tomorrow by Miss Clara Nc
Quown. At $3.50 am. she is to talk of
her personal missionary experiences
in Japan.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
MEXICAN FEDERALS BEAT REBELS
 IN BATTLE ON VERA CRUZ FRONT
U S. Notifies Huerta to Reopen Cables and Not Interfere With American Ships - Bankers From States Re- ported Planning Big Loan to Obregon.

Mexico City, Jan, lG lBy Radio Via the Ft Worth Star Telegram f- The first battle Of the federal offen- siye against the De La Huerta revo- Iutoinsts on tho Vera Cruz front occurred yesterday when General Francisco I-rbaleJo, second in com mand of the offensive troops, defeated the rebels at Tepaca, 20 miles south east of Puebla. according to a War department bulletin issued last night.
 The rebels lost twenty killed and two wounded, according to t'rbajelo's s report to the war department The fcderals lost one lieutenant and three sergeants killed and five privates wounded. The rebels fled. the gen. eral reported.
 Special dispatches from Fenjamo. Guana puato, Reiterate that the Ja- lsco revolutionary army is composed of three divisions with the one rom- manded by General Rafael Buelno holding La Piedad de Cabadas. the only ono whose whereabouts is def nitely known. No military move ments were reported from the Jalisco front yesterday.
 The federal army advancing toward Vera Cruz also defeated an attempt Of the rerolutoinisty under General Sanchez to surround it. according to special dispatches. The rebels were forced to retreat.
 The federal army occupied Tehna- can yesterday, according to dis patches. the rebels fleeing when the Obregon troops began entering the town.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
CITY ITEMS.

Fitch-Jones caps, s1.oo. Fitch Jones Co.--Adv.
 Member of Eintracht lodge. 0. D. H. s. will leave on the 7:o7 and 7:37 trolleys this evening for Hartford where they compete with Teutonia lodge in the last session for the win ter of an inter-lodge pinochle tourna ment.
 For best values in dresses of the better kind, see Mary Elizabeth, ST W. Main St, Professional Bldg.-advt. Miss May Dougherty of Portland is spending a few days at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William J. Sullivan of ! TO Beaver street.
 No, No, Nora" piano record, by Phil Ohman. Brunswick record. John 4 Andrews & Co.--advt. The regular meeting of New Britain Lodge, No. s5, New England Order of Protection, will be held to- morrow evening in Odd Fellows hall at B o'clock. Installation of officers will take place.
 Sale every day for 1 week on all canned goods, meats and groceries in order to reduce our stock for inyen- , tory. commencing Tuesday noon. Wm. Trewhella, 36 Church, New Britain. --adyt,
 Several New Britain men will at tend the banquet of the men of the Center church at Hartford this even- ing. when professor Richard Swan Lull. head of the biological depart ment of Yale. will lecture on the re- ation of science and evolution to religion.
 Walk. Jimmie, Walk" fox trot Brunswick record. John 4. Andrews X Co.--adyt.
 Friends of James NJ. Curtin. presi- dent Of tho Commercial Trust Co.,, who has been confined to his home for some time, will be glad to hear that his condition is considerably inn proved and that he expects to be about shortly.
 New Victor Records out every Fri day al Henry Morans' s65 Main St, -adyt.
 Mrs, Carl Rittner entertained at a tea party given in her honor at her nolne St -9 AusIln street yesterday afternoon. Ten guests were present and an enjoyable afternoon was spent Piano selection were rendered by Mrs. Carl Rittner and classical dancing done by Miss Virginia Wright.
 Get your Brunswick records at the Big Furniture Store, John A. An- dreps X Co.--adst.
 Members Of Unity Rebekah lodge will meet at the home of Mrs. Staub At Si Columbia street tomorrow after noon to sew.
 Sale every day for 1 week on all canned goods, meats and groceries in order 10 reduce our stock for inven- tory, commencing Tuesday noon. wm. l Trewhella, 36 Church, New Britain. l -~adet,
 q. w Judson of Stratford wltl fell 1 about Yale in China at the regular morning service at tho South Congre- gational church next Sunday.
 fiteh-Jones caps, st.o0. Fitch | Jones co.---Adv.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
I2,OOO MINERS QUIT
 IN CANADIAN MINES
Wage Negotiations Failure Re-
 suits in Strike

i sydney, N. $. Jan. l6.--The t2,0of workers in district No. 26 of the United Mine Workers of America walked out today. Nine thousand oi them quit because of the failure oi wage negotiations last midnight, fol lowed by the British Empire Stee ] corporduOns 20 per cent cut in the scutc, and the other 5000 struck in sympathy.
 Whether the suspension of opera tions will resolve into Il strike sanc- tioncd by the nited Mine Workers of America awaits the reply of John l.. Lewis at Indianapolis, president to reports on the situation telegraphed him by Silby Barrett, provisional president of district 26.
 The existing contract between the coal miners and the British Empire Steel corporation in this district ex- pired last midnight, a few hours after labor chiefs and company officials had broken off negotiations toward a new agreement,
 Expiration of the contract, which effected i2,0t0 men, was followed by the appearance of posted notices that the steel corporation, beginning today, would enforce. q 20 per cent reduction in wages among its 9,00n coal men in Cape Breton. Barrett and Andrew Steele. per sonal representative for Lewis in the district, set forth in 8 report tele- sraphed to Premier Armstrong of Nova Scotia and James Murdock, Dominion minister of labor. that the collapse of negotiations followed the miners offer to remain at work under an extension of the expiring contract pending the findings of board Of eonciliation.
 Steel corporation ncgotiators re- fused to accept this offer, said the union leaders report, adding "we as- sume the mines in Cape Breton will he thrown idle"
 The companys version Of the cause for the failure Of wage negotiations differs from that of Barrett and Steele. It alleges that the union rep rcsentatives refused to accept a con tract eondemning tho present scale with d ao per cent cut from Dec. 1 10 April 3o and guaranting the min- CTS in some fields five days work a wank and in others four days. The company statement continues,
 "Rcprcsentatiycs Of the '. M w. of A. agreed to make a contract on a scale that would grant an increase Of s5 cents per day to all day laborers
 nh tract men,"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

Confirmation Of the report could not be obtained officially. Neither would the administration officials comment on ii.
 Another report being circulated in the city is that Great Britain has de cided to send confidential agent to Mexico City to discuss resumption of diplomatic relations No confirma- ton was forthcoming.
 |. ~. Cruiser starts.
 The United States cruiser Tacoma is procee ding towards Vera Cruz, ar- cordiug to announcements here yes terday. The purpose of the visit of the American cruiser was not given out.
 Gcorgc r. summorlin. American charge d'affaircs. yesterday req3,"sted permission to visit Vera Cruz and Tuxpau, according to d foregin office official Simmultaneously it was an- nounced the request was granted and that the Tacoma was proceeding to- ward Vera Cruz
 AIr~. Huerta Gets Funds.
 The private funds Of the rebel lead NI AlolIo i't td finPfta, "nleH were held by the Monetary commission. have been delivered to Mrs. Dc la Huerta, who is en route to the United States under q guarantee of protec- ton given by President Obregon, The order to give the rebel leaders funds to his wife also were issued by the president.
 To stay in Capital.
 The co-operatista deputies, who have been supporting the De la Huer- ia movement at q meeting yesterday decided to remain in Mexico City des- pite threats Of direct action" made against them by federation syndical- ist workers if they did not abandon the capital and join the revolutionists.
 According 10 Juan Pastoriza, depu- ty and co-operatists leader. the "di- rect action" has begun: pastoriza said he had been fired upon yesterday while on his way home. A similar complaint was made to the govern ment authorities by Mariana Castello, another co-operatista,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
To stay in Capital.
CLAN nOI GLAs CONCERT.

Clan Douglas, No. t30. e. $, C.. win hold it's annual concert and danro on Friday, Feb. I, in thr Odd Fellows hsll Arch street. Tho Scottish Con cert company from New Haven aad tho Scottish Pipe hand from Hartford will provide the entertainment, and dancing will start af ln o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

Spring Hill, N. S, Jan. is.--The collapse of wage negotiations be- tween union coal miners and tho Brit ish Empire Steel corporation, and the announcement late last night by the corporation Of % per cent cut in wages, was followed today by strike nf i.aoo employees of the Dominion Coal company. n subsidiary of the British Empire Steel.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

\ IG-story officc hnilding. with Il Iargc restaurant on the top floor. recently was completed in Stockholm. II corresponds in many ways with Amnrican sbySrrapers.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

EN T"0 A34n01Htea FF0a0,
 Mexico City, Jan. ts.--lBy radio via Fort Worth Star Telegraph Re. ports are current here that represen. tatives of three banking establish. ments of the nited States are er taeir way to Mexico City to negotiate toun of twenty five million pesos tn thr OhteEon government. Ii is m. dcrstood the plan will he presented to administration officials within a few days ny George T. Snmmerlin. r. E charge d'affaires here.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

The Navajo Indian reservation covers about i7,o0o square miles.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
|, S, Sends Warning

Washington, Jan. 16.-Steps are being taken by the Washington gov ernment to stop interference with American vessels off Tampico by the blockade set up by the De Ia Huerta revolutionary group, and also to re- open cable and wireless communica- ton with Mexico to commercial and other interests in the United States.
 De la Huerta, as in individual is 10 he informed by the State Department that the United States cannot permit interruption of the legitimate. non- political commerce of it's nationals and representations have been made 10 the 0bregon government calling attention 10 the embarrassment of Americans by the closing Of cable service between this country and Vera Cruz.
 The Navy department meanwhile. has despatched the old light cruiser. Tacoma from Galveston to Vera Cruz ta open general radio communication with that port at once.
Evening star., 1924-09-01

Buy tomorrow and
save 1919.
Club plan of payment
if desired.
Evening star., 1924-09-01

Some of the curtains have plain hemstitched
borders, others have lace edge. There are ? to
Il pairs of kind, in white, cream and ecru.
Select from Dotted Grenadine, Marqusette.
Block and Stripe Marquisette. Fancy Ruffled
SWISS, Ruffed Scrim and Plain Wolfe Curtains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-29

security on a loan for $500, a mort
gagged automobile. II is further all
legged that some time after Kenney
had let Flynn have the money, hay-
ing received no mortgage papers he
made inquiries Of the dealer from
whom Flynn had obtained the car,
and was informed that Flynn had
paid only $500 on IL.
Flynn was first arrested On Aug.
but was released on $500 bail
which was furnished by an Augusta
business man. The case was as
signed for hearing one day last
week, but the respondent failed to
appear and efforts to apprehend him
were unsuccessful. Judge Cony did
not declare the bail forfeited and
this procedure was made unneceg-
Sary yesterday when the bailor gave
the wanted man UP to the officers.
Dir. kenney. the complainant in
the case, was understood last night
10 be in New York On business. so II
was not certain last evening wheth-
er the case would come TO trial al the
session of municipal court this
morning or be continued awaiting
the return OF Mr.. Kenney.