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Evening star., 1924-10-11

The thirty-ffth anniversary of the
organization of st. Mark * Lutheran
Church, the twentieth anniversary of
the church edifice and the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the ordination of
the pastor, Rev. DR.. II. bennington
Hayes, are to be celebrated by the
congregation with exercises beginning
tomorrow and continuing throughout
the week.
The Sunday school is to present a
special service tomorrow with ad-
dresses by Rev. DIR. John Weidley,
president of the Maryland Synod, and
Rev. ]. b. Rupley. The morning serv-
ices at IL o'clock Will include a ser
mon by Rev. J. Luther F'rantz, pastor
1902-191o, and an address by Rev. Will
liam A. Wade. pastor 1912-191S, with
a special musical program by the
choir. In the evening at 1-45 o'clock,
Rev. John c. Bowers. pastor lS96-190c,
and Rev. j. Is. Ripley, pastor 1915
1920, will conduct the services.
Tuesday at S pm. is Mems DAY. with
an address by William knowles Coop
er, general secretary. Y. NJ. {. A. and
music by a male quartet. WedneSda ay
at pm. is Young Peoples day. when
a pageant. "Guarding Angels" will be
featured This will be followed by a
social, Friday at s pm. is Women )
day, with an address by Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly, former president
Y. W. c. A. Reports will he given by
presidents of cooperating societies
with special music by Mrs. Florence
Howard. soprano: Mrs. Louise Bcssey,
soprano, and Helen Neumeyer, con-
tralto.
A final series OF sermons will be
given October 10, Rev. DR.. John G;
Traver former president, delivering
the address in the morning "A Pastor
for Twenty five Years" and DR.. Hayes,
who has occupied the pastorate since
1920, preaching the concluding sermon,
"A Twenty five-year Old Sermon" in
the evening.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
D. C. LUTHER LEAGUE
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Holds Eighteenth Anniversary
Meeting With Supper and Round
Table Conference as Features.

The Luther League OF the District
OF Columbia held its eighteenth an
nual meeting Tuesday evening at st.
Johns Lutheran Church. The busi-
ness session was called to order at
$50 pm. The chairman of each COM
mittee gave a report. At the close OF
this session supper was served. A
round table conference followed the
supper.
The chairman of the extension COM
mittec submitted for membership in
the league st. Stevens Lutheran
Church. Seventeenth street near
Rhode Island avenue northeast. A
song service was later held, followed
by an address by Harry Hodges, gen.
eral secretary of the Luther League
of America.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President. Miss
Barbara Wiegand; first vice president,
Miss Selma Frede; second vice presi-
dent, Miss Sophia Waldman; treasur-
cr, Robert q. Blocher: recording sec
retary, A. j. Thomas: corresponding
secretary, Ernest Fousf Rev. DR..
Weidley installed the officers.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
ASKS 1000 new MEMBERS
Mount Vernon Place Church Sun.
day School Pushing Campaign.

The campaign for 1000 new men,
bcrs of the Sunday school of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, which was
launched last Sunday, which was
Rally day, is expected to be given
new impetus next week, which is Chill
dren's week at the church.
Starting with the Sunday school
services tomorrow, the activities will
continue until the following Sunday.
Friday evening at s o'clock there will
be a meeting of the Parent-Teacher
Association in the church, at which a
number of important matters will be
discussed. Saturday afternoon an old
fashioned hay-ride will be held, leav-
ing from the church at 1880 o'clock
and going to Rock Creek Park, where
a picnic will be conducted.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
BISHOP WILL SPEAK.
Right Rev. James E. Freeman to
Visit Barnabas Chapel.

Bishop Freeman will preach Mon
day evening at st. Barnabas' Chapel,
Oxon Hill. Md.
King Georges parish was estab-
lished in 1892, being. one of the orig
ipal parishes in the colony of Mary
land St Barnabas' Chapel, while
not as old as. the parish. church at
Broad Creek. is one of the oldest
Episcopal churches in the neighbor-
hood. The parish has been without
a. regular rector since: the resigna-
tton of Rev. Clarence c.. England
about a year ago
Evening star., 1924-10-11
PLAN HEALING SERVICE.
Series Of Meetings to Be Held
Next Week at st. Marks.

Rev. John Rigg, rector of ST.
Thomas Church, Croome, Md. and
director Of the Society of the Naza-
rene for the province of Washington,
will conduct services of spiritual
healing in St Marks Church, Third
and A streets southeast, next Thurs
day and Friday at pm. Sick per-
sons and those in need of spiritual
help are invited to attend these
services
The Society of the Nazarene re-
Gently held a conference and mission
in Washington, at which time numer-
Gus reports were received from those
who had been helped by the minis
tration Of those cond uct ting the heal
ing services
Evening star., 1924-10-11
SERMON SERIES PLANNED
Rev. DR.. j. r. Herson Announces
Topics at Hamline N. z.

A series OF sermons is being given
Sunday evenings at HamIine NJ. e
Church by the pastor, Rev DR.. J. T.
Herson. They are: Tomorrow
What to Believe About Jesus Christ"
October 10. what to Believe About
the Holy Spirit; October 26, "wha,
to Believe About the Bible; Novem-
Der 2, What to Believe About the
Church; November 8, What to Be.
lievc About Man: November is
What to Believe About Sin; Novem.
Der %, annual Thanksgiving sermon
November 80, What to Believe Abou,
Salvation"
The Sunday school rally will be
held at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing. for which special program ha,
been arranged.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Form Missionary Union.

The missionary women Of Falls
Church. Va, met Thursday afternoon
as guests of the women Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. Mrs. John
Newton Culbertons of the Washington
Federation. was the speaker and later
formed the Woman's Interdenomina-
tional Missionary Union of Falls
Church. Va. including the Episcopal.
Baptist, Methodist. Presbyterian and
Methodist South churches. President
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler of the Episcopal
Church; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Guy Erwin Of the Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Story TeIlers to Meet.

The annual meeting of the Story
Tellers' League will be held Tues
day at pm. in the Mount vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South The famous Dixie story
teller" Miss Daphne Carraway, Will
take part. A short business meeting
will be held and the annual election
of officers will take place before the
entertainment. All are invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
PLANS FOR CONFERENCES,
Evangelistic Committee. Fedora
tien, of Churches. Holds Meeting.

Tho evdngnIisti- committee Of the
Federation of Churches met Tuesday,
with Rev. G. Il. Staufter presiding.
Definite arrangements were made for
the one-day intcrdenominational evan
EeliStic conferences to be held Dc
C"nrber ! under the leadership of DIR.
c. L. Cioodsll of New York city. Dc
rominational supe perintendeutS of evan
i-elism Will conduct UNCONVENTIONAL
conferences III the afternoon.
The Pastors Federation voted Sep
t"mber 30 TO change the date of the
iect mber mc6 ting in order to CO.
operate in this cvanCelistic confer
cncc. II was also definitely decided to
hold a union service on Christmas day
y prominent speaker will be secured
for the address, and it is expected
that the President OF the United
states and his cabinet will be pres
ent as last year.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Services in New Edifce.

The first services were held in the
new Gunton-Temple Memorial Presby.
terian Church last Sunday. Tomorrow
morning. at the IL o'clock service, Rev
Bernard Braskamp. the pastor, will
preach on the subject, by Way OF Re-
membrance." In the evening he will take
As his theme. what Is Wrong With
the Church," which will be followed
next Sunday evening with a sermon on
the subject, What Is Right With the
Church?''
Evening star., 1924-10-11
PREPARES FOR REVIVAL.
Mount Vernon Place Pastor
H Preach Special Sermons.

A series of sermons is planned by
Rev. DR.. w. A. Lambeth, pastor OF
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. in prepara-
tion for the revival services which
are to be held in the church within
the next few weeks. Rev. Burke
Culpepper will be in charge Of the
meetings. He is noted as an elo-
Quent speaker with much the same
appeal as Billy Sunday.
DR.. Lambeth will take as his topic
tomorrow morning, "Blest to Bless"
and in the evening at s o'clock he
will speak on "Exalting Christ"
Evening star., 1924-10-11
boy Preacher" in Local Pulpit.

Rev. D. G.. Dyson, we'll known boy
preacher will deliver a sermon at
John Wesley a. NJ. T.. Zion Church.
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets
northwest. tomorrow at 3p.m. A
general pew service, in the interest
OF the Fall financial campaign of the
church, is to be held
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Rally Day Tomorrow.

The Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Sixth and p streets, Rev.
Richard Schmidt, pastor, will observe
as Rally day tomorrow, the program
beginning at $50 am. Tuesday eve
ming this church will hold its annual
congregational meeting and election
of officers
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Plan Oyster Supper.

At a special meeting of the Corcoran
Mems Club Of the Church of the Ascen-
sion this week plans were laid and
tpmrnitteeS appointed to take charge of
the arrangements for the two-day mems
oS Sster supper which will be given by the
club October 23 and "a.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
influences on Life"

Influences on Life" is the subject
of Rev. Or. Clarence l.. Rice-.eFeer-
row morning at the Church of Our
Father. Tho Sunday school meets at
Noon, and tho Young Peoples Chris
tian Union at pm, with Miss Grace
Bradnack leader
Evening star., 1924-10-11
BAPTIST.

E. Hez Sven pss'os ss ;. a,;gma ni.aous, s'0T5:
cidents pm, Baptism. The Brown Trio
and boy comet soloist play. Free easy
fine organ. II am, FORTUNATE Forbea r,
ance." Evangelist A. J. Fristoe begins
8 pm. Mon, Oct. Ia. Centennial Bspt. Ch
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Will Occupy Pulpit.

Rev. DR.. Harry e. Woolever. editor of
The National Methodist Press, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Lutheran Church to Meet

The Lutheran Church of the Epiph-
any, u and Sixteenth streets. Rev. W.
&. Waltemyer, pastor. will meet
Thursday at pm. for the tranSac-
tion of general business and election
of officers.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
CHURCH CORNER STONE
TO- BE LAID OCTOBER ia
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Exer-
cises for Next Saturday Are
Announced.

The corner stone OF the new Wiscon-
sin Avenue Baptist Church, Forty
second and Fessencen streets, is to be
laid with special exercises next Sat-
urday at pm.
The stone will be laid by Charles F.
Roberts, grand master of Masons of
the District of Columbia, assisted by
his official staff
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Services at Third Baptist.

Rev. DR.. George o. Bullock's sub
ject at the Third Baptist Church,
Fifth and @ streets northwest, to-
morrow at IL am. is "A Wise Choice
and at 8 pm, overcoming Faith"
Evening star., 1924-10-11

Central Presbyterian Church
(SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,
I'LL. Sixteenth and Irving SITS. NV.
Rev. James II. Taylor. D. D.. Pastor.
$50 a.m-Sunday School and Bible Glasses.
II :O0 a.m.--Sermon by Or. TAYLOR.
600 p. p.m.--Westminster League.
d 30 p.m.-Social Hour for Young People.
700 p.n.-Christian Endeavor Societies.
:00 p. p.m.-Sermon by DR.. TAYLOR.
Thursday, s pm, prayer service.
Small children cared for during morning
service.
Take 18th st. car or Mt. Pleasant ST. car
or 9Th st. bus to Irving ST.
Evening star., 1924-10-11
FIFTH

6 NJ. 7th .. ".
Revival meet,
inss close Mon
.ay night. when
Rev. H. ]. Smith
will preach and
many will be
,aptized. Rev. j.
L. Briggs Will
,preach Sunday
at II and 80.
Special music.
5. s., $50
chapel :. s, 3;
r. y. T. L,
2sgn
Evening star., 1924-10-11
PRESBYTERIAN.

fhES5D EnIAN.
lexington, NORM .ve Usp'.S,; sni Co.. g s.. r''''0'
Rev. n. z. BRUNDAGE, D. D., Minister.
$50 a.m.-Sunday School. p.1n.--C. z.
Sermon subjects:
II 20 sm.-.'THE POPULAR CREED"
500 p.m.-"sTUDIES IN THE BOOK OF |
REVELATION. CHAPTER A.
Strangers Always Welcome Good Music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11

This letter recently received from
tho monastery OF the Blessed Saera-
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OF tho value OF Father Johns Mcdi.
cine for colds and body building.
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LETTER FROM JOHN AGDEN
PRESCOTT 10 SYDNEY CAR
TUN. IUNIINI

'Hui Z know nothing about Htrsl'
I bIurfed out 'o ms mfherH law
when De- wanted me % maaars hs
business.
But your firm has carried on
lwo Ersat alycnislus accounts for
steel mills ever Hnrs che world war
w1a ended DO asserted
Yea , HcquicsCtd.
who managed those eampalgns7
] undemtaud they have been ycD
.FurceHfHi
II I'D ! answered rather proud
.lE iur my work in these accounts
had always been my greatest loy as
well aa EuceoHa
We'll sou know about steel then.
.yag must know about steel mp
father in-iaw sald
"My roy. I must have someone I
can trust ~ care for tho wca'th ]
shan leave 20 Alice aud tbs rira
/ would not want 90 put ia a
stranger no matter how much De-
know Lbput the business IN general
To mu1t also know my vito and
daughters. who are "a much greater
o, p7EubiHly than the business.
Il layg a great regard Tor your
business ability. John. I know you
love and cherish Leslie, and De-.
cause you love her you respect aul
regard her mother and sister" II
could not tell him ! had no respect
for Alice. Eydl Il want you, John.
20 carry on Tor me. II u my dying
request"
but you have another 60uln-llw,
Sir Hamilton DO you not want
20 give him part OF this great &C.
fpousibllty
80, John. Kari q not a buii.
ness man IN any particular Money
lard tho things m1ury viii buy have
been his since hs waA born. In.
deed. hiH family have had money
for i've generations lie does not
realize tho value u dollar except
50 NHttAf hAANt htiAh EAAN w AfN AN#
urrs u bis daily lie. He's entirely
different temperament from you.
You could NOT set on with him "a,
al.
Don't think Tor a moment. John,
that I DO not appreciate Karl Hs
~ Quo % tho most splendid men ]
have ever known In some ways he
n much better than you. Ho just
doesn't know anything about bust
ness. lie 10 an idsalist pure and
simple Ilo lives IN a world upar'
from the rush and worry which you
hnyo had 20 live In. almost doubt
u 10 could earn a living. because
u he did earn any money no would
give u all away.
lie h generous 90 a fault. His
charities. both material and mental
AFRO u;upsndous lilo never saves IN
the giving of himself or his money
II have never known a colossally
rich man who did go much unHellisl
good. or who was 20 modest about
hln bcnefactlons. lie really Is az
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Catarrh Must
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A LETTER FROM THE :
DOMINICAN SISTERS
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ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWINS
NO. 16-WHAT HAPPENED ON VENUS
5/Olive Roberts Bar

Tho Twins rode along ON the
blacS nightmare behind snuggie.
tho Dream Mans second son. They
were looking for tho gnome who
stole tho sleepy sand.
venus Is queer place. Queerer
than Mars" said Nick 70 Nancy.
Hey. what's that?" asked mn old
man who happened to 10 passing
what did you say? My nose isn't
going. so ! can't hear very we'll out
OF my eyes"
81 said that everything was
strange" said Nick.
~ see what you mean 7 sec what
you mean exactly" said tho old
man. And you arc entirely right.
I always said that friend cakes
wero bad thing 10 cat going TO
bed. II I cat moro than 10, my lit
tic toe keeps mo awake all night"
"Oh. goodnessF' whispered Nancy.
Hes as deaf as a post Wen have
TO ask somebody else. Goodbye, old
man"
"Ycs. / certainly WILL" called tho
old man after them. ~ week next
Sunday"
People in Venus wcro getting
breakfast because IL was 80 nearly
bedtime.
Some were sweeping tho streets
and brushing tho dust into tho
houses.
my, OH myw cried Il woman near
them. 81 huyo the most dreadful
time! can't keep tho house dirty to
save me. It's so clean and cleared
up at night that I am perfectly
ashamed OF IL. / do hope these
strangers aren't coming to SEQ mo"
Did YOU SEQ funny little fellow
with a bag over his shoulder
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asked Nick. ITS full Of sand and
we're after t."
"Robbersr' cried tho woman rails.
ing her broom. Don't you know
that sand Is money in Venus? And
three 20 ono isn't fair If | SEQ him
III keep It for myself"
Snuggie said, "Glddap." and the
black nightmare gulloped away
down the street.
But tho Twins weren't going back
10 the Moon without having another
look. They hated to tell the poor
SAINT Man that the sleepy sand was
not TO DO found.
They passed bank called Tho
Sand Bank" and peeped in tho win.
dow. There were bushels and bush.
cla Of sand heapcd up.
I'm say some magic words and IL
the sleepy sand Is there Il will jump
out" said Nick. So ho said 'Iminy
Jimmy" But not thing happened.
mo, II isn't there" he said.
They passed fiddler playing a
fiddle. but making not n sound.
whats tho mattor7 why don't
you mako some music?' asked
Nancy.
"Tho most beautiful music Is tho
music you don't hear" said tho lid.
der with a queer look.
"Oh. come on Twcckanosc Isn't
horo~ said Nick. 81 think Venus Is
too strange for anybody 20 wnnt 90
come to. Everything rs backwards. -
So back 20 the Moon went Snug.
glo and tho Twins on tho black
nightmaro.
Cluba.luh, club.a.lub. cluba.lubl
went her hoofs on tho Milky Way.
Go Bc Continued
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gssp The strr,t uf him ana sonny lu
lnE canyon
Tim said Bad a ht TllIeJ into
DIS chair and muothri hI1 hrunse
hair wet from hi- abluuous ut tbC
Wei Tim NANNY. why "a sou tg.l
her that i vtsh sou hadn't"
why sald Nauur. rut her
brother shook his head