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Jack Norris spent Friday and Sat-
urday last in the city from his home
in Cheyenne.
Friday last, June 9Th, Coral Re-
bekah Lodge held a special meeting
in the North Star Hall honoring
their Assembly President Mrs. Carrie
Proctor of Cheyenne, and Past Pres
ident Lucretia Carey and Tena A.
Rich, who were also present. A
school of instruction was held, fol-
lowed by election of officers and
representatives to the Assembly were
selected. The officers who will
serve during the coming year were
Lillian Measures, N. G.; Lillian Mel
son, V. G.; Annie Frew, Sec; II. A.
France, Treas; Representatives to
the Assembly will be Mrs. Martha
Mcneil. Lunch was served late in
the afternoon and the President was
presented with a souvenir in token
of appreciation Of her work in the
lodge.
Mrs. c. A. Cook and Family re-
turned Wednesday morning from
Portland where they have been
spending the past several months
home here.
lie Johh lNtiuoSh hao pSSi "
the sick list for several days the
past week but is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Breitenstein have
returned from Laramie where they
have beer spending several days go-
ing down to attend the Commence.
nent exercises.
Mrs. j. j. Cullen arrived the first
of the week from her home in Fill
mora fnl fnr q viGif nf GnUnra
weeks in Rawlins as the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cullen and Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Cullen.
Mrs. Ethel Fuiks departed yester.
day for a visit of several weeks
with reulatives and friends in Chi.
Gag and Evanston. III.
Mrs. A. b. Cornwell and two
children left the latter part of last
week for a visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Esbon
and Mankato, Kansas.
Mrs, f. S. King of Laramie vas 9
visitor in Rawlins during the meet
ing of the American Legion AuXil-
larry, and was the house guest OF
Mrs. F. A. Hadsell during her stay
Miss Helen Irving. County Supt.
of Schools, spent last Friday in
HaRna, where she attended the Sth
grade commencement of the Hanna
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rust and Mr..
and Mrs. David r. Ferguson were
Rawlins visitors in Laramie on Fri
day last, making the trip in Mr..
Rust's car.
Harold Johnson has returned from
Laramie where he is n student in
the Wyoming University, and will
.,o, A.. - III ,-.- l..
this city.
Miss Marguerite Mau. who has
been spending the past week in
Kawlins as the guest of Misses
Elizabeth Mahoney and Alice John
son, departed the first of the week
for Laramie where she will attend
summer school at the wyoming Uni
versity.
Miss Sadie Murphy, popular teach
er in the Rawlins schools during the
past year. departed the first of the
week for her home in Boulder, Mont.
where she will spend the summer
vacation. Miss Murphy will return
to Rawlins in the fall and resume her
position In the city schools.
Mr.. Dana, vice president and gen.
eral manager OF the Reasoning Oil
Co., and l.. C. Hinkle OF the land
department. were city visitors this
week en- route from Craig. Colo. to
their homes In Cheyenne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
TT. Rozdelenie pody.

A. kazdy ceskoslovensky obcan,
ktory nema viac ako 3 kat. j,rtra
oracej p6dy, ma narok ma 10-l5
jutar oratiny a liilky.
81 Ponevac 3. bod mcdowell tnto
podu predat', TAX sa tato poda OBJ
CANON do vecnej arendy da. 70
Znamena, re sa tato vecna arenda
do gruntovnej knihy zapise pa
smrti arendatora poda zoStava de-
dicom.
g. Arenda nesmie od- jutra len
o 2R vaccssia byt'. iak6 amortizas-
ne iiroky
y Arcndator od p6dy statna
dane neplati.
81 Cd mad 'arskyych hranic po.
cfnajilce vel 'kost atlly do 10 kilo-
metrovei hlbkv ma nascj zemi. sa
" pfNom fade legl0narOm pride
lovat musia.
81 Cd vel kostatkarov vyvlast-
meme hory a hornie pody sa rozde-
| lit nesmi. Tie zOstanil V Statnei
sprave. o uzivani tejto pody roz-
h0duJe III. odstavec.."
10) Cd vel 'kostatkarov vvylas$-
nene pasienky sa rozdelit ; nesmii,
ale zostahti spolocnymi pasienka-
mi.
ID Nemoze dcstat pridelenii
podu ten, ktoreho trestnI sud M
'zalar odsiidil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
BOZ 3 RovNAKU MIERU.
Napisal: g. a. BEzO, preds. slov.
mar. strally.

Y parlamentneho zasedania do
zveda sd verejnost ze y1ada po-
mysl a ma zruSenie ministerstva
unifikacie. Ministerstvo' toto BY
valo vzdy obsadzovane ministrom
Slovakom, tax ako ministerstvo
pre- sprawl Slovenska. / toto po-
sledne ministerstvo (bez plnej mo-
,ci) ma svoje dniSpoeitane, ito ma
" dohl 'adnoni ease zanikn1t
Proti tvmto planom ylady posta-
viii sa mnohi slovenskl poslanci,
menovite ludovi a soc. demokra-
ticki. lebo vida, ze nmysly cen
|tralistickej vlady len poskodia "a
|ujmom Slovenska. No S rozdele-
nym a rozyadenymi slovenskymi
poslanci vlada l'ahko 81 pomoze a
tym l'ahsie, ked iedna ciastka .
specielne slovenske zaujmy vobec
nedba. Vel'ka cast agrarnych po-
slancov so Slovenska (cest I w
nimkam) nechce vidiet', ze Slo-
vensku dejd sa krivdy a ze len
spolocnym, svornym vystdpenim
vsetkych slovenskych poslancoy
dalo by sa docielit a ma Wade Wy
mutt spravedlive riesenie sloven-
skych poziadaviek.
Je paradoxne, re Il, ktori 81
,proti eentralizacii V istych otaz-
kach, ably odstranili slovenskt
krivdy, musia ziadat' nnifikova-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

| 81 x
|nie zakonov a poriadkov, teda
vlastre istom smysle centraliza-
|cil be n tvchto veciach centrali-
|sticka vlada nijako sa neponahl "a
IS unifikacion, ale akoby naschval
oddial'uje uvedenie --jedfotnych
ustanovizni.
TAX ma pr. danova otazka. Dnes
MI dyojakil mieru yyruboyania
DAM ma Slovenskn a y histori.
ckych zemiach mono bez preha-
mania pomenovat hospodarskym
vykorist 'ovanim Slovenska. Ia
rbkova dan III. tr. podl'a uhor-
skvch zakonov vyrubena je nepo.
merne yyssie. ako II Cechach a ma
Moraye. TIL 10 proc. 20 zisku, tam
odstupnovanie Cd pol do 5 proc.
Banky ma Sloyensku plata 10 per-
cent dane od iirokov,..v Cechach
ma Moraye 6 proc. sSlovensky
sedliak, slovensly vinohradnik
t'aha pri dvojakej Imiere yzdy "a
kratsi povraz ako aesky, pri com
je nevyhode i V pomeroch do
pravnych financnych, ktore ST,
Iv ceskvch zemiach vyvinutejsie.
Nase palenice su hotoyou Popelu-
skou proti favorizovanym pale
Iniciam moravskym. Viceprezident
generalneho financneho riaditel' :
stva p. capek pred deputaciou,
ktora sa mu ponosovala asi pred
dvoma rokmi pre- neznesitel'ne da
move bremena. .celkom otvorene
prehlasil: ze ked' SINE vraj boil y
raknsko- -uhorskej monarchii, -
Ivy Slovaci ste ma spolocne trovy
platili len 80 procentoy, my Cesi
vSak 20 procentov, tax nam to ted
musite vynahradit
Ministerstvo unifikacie stoji 5
rokov a nevedelo odstranit' ami
jednu z tychto vel 'kych kriyd,
pachanych ma slovenskom naro-
dohospodarstve. Je teSa alebo zby-
tocne potion skoda vyhadzovat
take tisice ma jeho ldrzovanie,
alebo je nedostatocne dotovane q
tax bezmocne ako bratislayske mi
nisterstvo.
Bez radikalnej napravy Y tomto
smere spejeme k nplnemu hospo-
Jarskem npadku. Nase tovarne
stoja, rol.nfcky l'ud sa vyst aha
va obyvatel'stva Slovenska sa
zmocnuje nalada protistatna.
Zastupcovia naroda slovensleho
maji1 ma svedomi t'azki1 zodpo-
vadnost'. Svojou pohodlnost 'ou a
lebo strannickcu revnivost'ou o.
triasaiil zakladmi Statn. SvOrny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
sNEMovE VOL by v csR.

\ Kriza politickych stran Y Cesko.
Slovensku dostlpila takych roz.
meroy, ze je nutne vyplsanie no.
vych volieb do Mar. Shromazde.
MIA. Hovori sa. ze vol l'by preve.
dene budd ma jar. Kriza nastala
pre- skandaly v agrarnej strane
Predseda senatu Prasek sa musel
vzdat predsednictva. Jedna sa G
miliony graftu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
sNIRTNE zpRAvY.

! Bella Hricko, syn Jozefa Hricko
a manzelky, 338 E. Broadman st.
zbmrel Y pondelok. Bol pochova-
ny ntorok Y Calvary cintorine,
Irena Gajetsky, dcera Michals
GaJetsky a manzelky, . {. 45 War.
hurst Rd., East Youngstown, 70.
mrela v nedel II. Pochovana bola
Y cintorfne sy. Jana Krsts y nto.
rok rano.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

4 #sa9s5 g X
~ Nemoze zostaf arendatorom
pridelenej pody ten, ktoreho trest-
M sud ma zalar odsudil.
13) Nemoze zostat' arendafo-
rom ten, ktorl sa proti TIT. q. ~.
|bodu previnil.
14o .Testli plnolety zenaty @rn
vecneho arendatora 3 jntra VAST
|nej phdy nema, talk tiez ma narok
ma 1O-l5 jntar vetnej arendy.
Administracie.
~ Kazdych 5000 jutar rozde-
lenej pody tvori jednu hospodar
lsku obec. Starosta tejto obci je
vzdy itaky odbornik, byyaly hos
lpodarsky ilradnik. ktory ia VIOLA
|ktorej eia>tlSc tychto 5000 iutar
luz viac rokav hospodara. Tento
starosta dostane do arendy 80 iu-
tar zeme, ma ktorej on vzorne hos
lpodarstvo West musi.
l6) Kazda takato obec 81 vyyo-
HI 5 tajnym hlasovanim jedeh 6
tlenovy vvbor. Predseda toheto
lvyborn je starosta Tento vybor
riadi hospodarenie obci. Vypovie.
ktora ZEN ma zostat' i1horom, kde
! co sa ma zasiat ktora ciastka sa
ma parntm pluhom zorat', dispo-
nujc mad pasienkami, vypovie,
ktore zame budl zeleninarske "a
hrady, ktore zeme (lebo pasien-
lky1 sa zasadia ovocnymi stroms
mi akymi. Jednym slovom ten
to vybors je obecna, hospodarska
hlava. tejto hospodars'sej obci.
|yynosy tohoto vyboru sii prava-
iplatne pre- tlcnov tejto obce. Ka-
zda obcc ma svoie vyrobne a po-
travne druzstvo. Obecny vybor sa
kazdv mesiac shromazdnje.
ID 100 hospodarskych obci two,
II jednu hospodarsku okolicnost
~ ktorej kazdn obec zasthpi sta
rosta a ieden. k tomu ciel'u voleni.
vtbornik. Okolicno shromazdenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
D PozEMKovEJ REFoRME v 3. S. r.
ennsstev,skysh slov. yoyin napisali LuDvlK MAHRER

Pom. red Pisatel tohto clan
kn, d. Lndvik Mahrer je otcom
slovenskeho lekara u Youngstown,
dra Pavla Mahrera, ktoreho kan
celaria llachodi sa y Erie Termi-
nal Bldg. Pan Doltor nam osobne
( doniesol 6lanok svojho otecka, Ii
iiiceho ma Sloyensku. Pan Mahrer
akiste preto podava svoj navrh na
rozlnstenie probltm, pozemko-
You reformon, lebo tato tlosial je
malym lispechom prevadzana
pre- nedostatok zaknpneho kapit;-
In.
Spolo6ensky zivot. to jest zivot
ramci jedneho statu, len vtedy
moze byt blahodarny, ked' kaz-
dl jednoflivec stale pozor dava,
aby svojei spolocnosti (statul ne
skOdil. a vice versa. Stat (vla-
da) Ease stale ma dat pozor, ably
.jeho iicinkovanie {vladne rozkazy.
zakony). nikdy jednotlivcom, to
jest Statnym obcanom. neSkodiN'.
Akonahle tychto dvoch fakto+
rov vol'akforv tnto svoju povin-
most zanedba. akonahle jeden z
tychto faktorov ma svojho partne-
la pozor media. skape blahobyt o.
bidvoch faktoroy.
tloha vlady (pod slovom "vla
da roznmie sa zakonodarstvo mi
nistri) je kazdy rozkaz, kazdy "a
kon tax sostavit' :. ably ten al pre-
Stat, al pre- obcanov osozny bol, a
aby sa nezadrzanie rozkazu alebo
zakona hned al vypomstvilo.
(Dobre viem. ze tato moja, the
sa je l'ahsia teorii nez praxi,
ale je' potrebna nadovsetko je
skutocna pravda.)
I-loha obeana je tax pracovat'
aby 2 tel prace nielen on bol zivE,
ale ably tel praci al spoloenost'
mala osoh.
Y tomto smysle by som poem
kovn reformu takto navrhoval:
y Vymeni sa' kazdr vel 'kosta-
tok~s celym inventarom. ktorr je
vaesf ako 80 hektarov.
q Zaplati sa cena vel'kostatlu
takro: a. cena je predvalecna a
-rfatf sa predvalecnou valutou
Jestli je naSa va1uta teraz len 1-6
nasej predvalecnej valuty. dosta-
ne vel kostatkar se>t 'krat tol'ko,
jake bola predvalecn@ cena,
b. Vyplat; Sa cena vyvlastnen{.-
ho majetku amortizacnou oblici-
ciou, ktora sd do cudzozemska pre-
dat nesnie. 70 znamena. ze VEL
kostatkar dostane ia so rokov. ro-
cite 6 percent ktlpntho obnosu a
po 80 rokoch nema Wac narokoy
IA nic. = Ponevat je knpna su-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

Isl vyvoli tajnym hlasovanfln jed
.neho predsedu. Tento predseda ne-
musf hyt vybornikom, ani stare
stom, ale musi byt prvotriednym
'odbornikom, ktory y tom okoli az
cd davnych rokov Vyborne hospo-
.daril.
Pokracovanie)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

ina predvalecncj valute vypisa-
ma. plata sa. rocite iiroky ,vedl a
val,,ty, to jest ze jake htdncta na.
isei koruny st1pa, TAX sa vel lSo-
statkarovi menej plati. a jestli
hodnota nasej koruny klesne, tax
vel 'kostatkar Wac dostane. S jed
|nym slovom Odmena pody sa Wy
|povie Y predvalefnei hodnote a a
mortizacia sa tiaz v predyalecnaj
salute plati. =
3 Zakon vypovie. ze takto cd,
menenn zem ziadna vlada, nikdy
nesmie predat' Tato p6da zostane
ma vecne veky statnym majetkom
a sliHi k ma krytie nasich papie.
Irovych peilazi.
(Tvmto tretim bodom dosiahnc-
me to, ze nase papierove peniaze
bud,i mat iiplne. prikrytie a S tynl
nasa koruna bude al v Zarichu
100 centimov hodna.
Bodom b. >a zaistf vel'kostatka
ze liplnn hodnotu dostane "a jehc
p6lrl. A .naopak. al Stat je isty
zc sa amortizacne nroky nepre
meaia. lebo akonahle nase papie.
rove peniaze plnohodne bndii. ro
cite len jedon a ten isty obnos 81
bude pod titulom nrokov -
platit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22

postup vsetkych slovenskych po-
slancov \ hospodarskych otazkach
je zivotron otazkou Slovenska.
Spravedlivost nespadne neba, tlj
si treba vybojovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-02-22
ZoMREL oD sMIEcHU.

. Emmett Crowell 2 Reading, Pa.
bol nedavno divadle, kde pred
stavovana bola komedia. Crowell,
starf clovek, smial talk srdecne, ze
no porazilo vyniesli no 2 divadla
mrtyeho.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
RELIGIOUS HISTORY
: is PREACHERS THEME
Rev. Mr.. Smith to Talk on Early
Christian Crises at Vermont
Avenue Church.

Crises in Early Christianity will
be the subject of Rev. Jesse Guy
Smiths sermon at the Vermont Ave
rue Christian Church tomorrow morn
ing. At the evening service he will
speak on THE New Day in Religious
Education" Mr.. Smith is the new
director of religious education of this
church, who entered upon his duties
in June. Special musical numbers
morrow under the direction of Will
liam E. Braithwaite.
Earl Taggart has been elected an
elder of the church to succeed Chap
lain c. Q. Wright, deceased
Reports of the recent conference of
organized Bible classes at Frederick
Md, will be made at the opening ses-
sion of the Sunday school tomorrow
morning by several delegates. in
Guiding DR.. Wilmer Souder, A T.
Minor and William Lin neback.
mittee of the young peoples depart
nent of the school met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Miss Blanche
Hewlett, superintendent, and agreed
upon constitution and bylaws
which will be submitted to a bust
ness meeting of the department by
Claude Cook, president, for adoption
Miss Lois Ballard, president of the
Crusaders Class, and Miss Alma Bick-
myer will talk to the class tomorrow
morning on their recent visit to the
western United States, Canada and
Mexico.
William E. Braithwaite, director of
music of the church, will attend the
conferences on religious music to be
held at Lake Chautauqua, n. Y, July
IS and 10,
Evening star., 1924-07-12
100000 NEEDED
FOR SHRINE UNIT
Immaculate Conception Already
Has Expended $500, 900 on Crypt
Under Construction.

Four hundred thousand dollars has
already been spent on the crypt of
the National Shrine OF the Immacu-
late Conception, now under construc-
tion at Catholic University. Two
hundred thousand dollars more are
necessary to complete this part of
the national shrine. The marble
work in the three apses has been
placed TO a height Of ten feet. and
the Guastavino ceilings have been
constructed in all but the center part
OF the crypt. The ceramic work is
being pushed, and will be so far COM
pleted as to allow for the center fig
ures, which will be installed upon
the return Of the artist Mrs. Mary
Chase Stratton OF Detroit, who is on
she has been examining the ceramic
work In the large cathedrals of
France, Italy and Spain.
DR.: Bernard A. McKenna, director
or the National Shrine. announces
that the cost of the building is being
met by voluntary contributions of
money and jewels, and he has de-
Vised a plan by which those who wish
may contribute in material way to
the building fund. Ten thousand square
feet OF marble wainscoting can be paid
Tor at the rate of IS square foot
IN this way a person wishing to con-
tribute to the fund can do so by buy
ing one square foot. The same ap-
plies to the 10000 square feet of
Guastabino ceiling and the 20, 900
square feet Of BILE flooring. Four
small Formosa columns can be had
TOT $3.50 each. fifteen stained glass
at s1,75o each, fifteen marble aItars
at s3,oOo each, eight large columns
at $4,000 each, two marble vestibules
at Se,o00 each and fifteen apse chapels
at $4,000 each. The three large
apses, In each apse five complete
chapels, can be had for $50, 900 each.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
CARDINAL MERCER
TO HEAD COMMISSION
Will Be Chairman of Body to We'll
come Huguenot Pilgrims From
q. S. in Belgium.

Word has been received in Amer
lea that Cardinal Mercier, primate of
Belgium. has accepted the honorary
craftsmanship of the commission
which will welcome in Belgium the
Hugueuot pilgrims from America
Paul Hymans. minister of foreign af-
fairs. former president of the assem-
bly, of the league of nations, will
serve with him.
Burgomaster Max Of Brussels is on
the honorary committee in Belgium,
which also includes Count Carton de
W1art, a member of the cabinet. and
the American ambassador Among
those serving on the active commit
tee are: F. Andre, president of the
Provlnclal Council of Hainaut: Baron
Beco, Governor of Brabant; Prof. Big
wood and DR.. Bordet of the University
of Brussels: Senator A Carnoy, Prof
II. Hubert, rector emeritus of the Uni
versity of Liege: the Countess Marie
de Lalaing, Gen. Mathew LecIercc
Burgomaster j. Lescarts of Mons, the
Rev. Henry Anet, secretary of the
Protestant Missions in the Koneo:
Rev. P. Rochedieu, president of the
belgian Protestant Synod; Rev. Dr.
leonard Hoyois, pastor of Mons and
Belgian representative to the Amer
lean tercentenary celebration.
Rev. Dr.. Adolf Keller. the repre-
sentative Of the American churches on
the central bureau for the relief of
the evangelical churches of Europe,
assisted by Rev. Eli Bortalot of the
italian church of Geneva, will well
come the party.
Scores of Americans, most of whom
are Huguenot descendants, are taking
the trip. Among places recently vis-
tied are Amsterdam, Leyden, the ira
ditional city of refuge Of the Pilgrim
Fathers: The Hague, Cologne, Nav
ence, Dillenberg, Worms and Heidel-
berg.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
$1,000 IN LEPERS' AID.
Washington Auxiliary organiza-

Mrs. Washington Topham, treasurer
for the Washington, D. c., Auxiliary
Mission to Lepers, has just sent
$4,000. the summer gift of the auxil-
iary, to the New York office. for re-
lief of outcast lepers in foreign coun-
tries and for the Protestant church
for lepers in Carville. La. which will
be completed this fall.
The Washington auxiliary is inter-
ested in the work of Rev. and Mrs.
John Lake. missionaries of the South
ern Baptist Church on Tai Kun
Island in the South China Sea.
The American Mission to Lepers
1856 Fifth avenue, New York city, has
promised to put up the necessary
buildings-hospital, church, homes
and school-at cost Of $500 for
the first unit or colony on the island,
and the Washington church women
gave in 1928 $4,000 to build the Wash
ten ward of the hospital, which will
house sixteen lepers.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
Fifteen AT CONVENTION.
Members of Columbia B. Y. P. q.
Federation Will Tour in West.

Fifteen members of the Columbia B,
z. P. O. Federation are now attend
ing the s.. y. p U. of America CON
vention in Denver. Col John Ruth
ven Is in charge of the party and the
other delegates are Mrs. Ruthven,
Mary Ruthven, Virginia Moore, Be
Atrice Sharp. Helen Moore. Jennie
Hodges, Donna Mae Sparks, Ada Dun
ford, Nellie Colman, Hazel L.adson, f.
L. Cornell, c. B. McInnis, James A.
Rollins and Elliott Stewart After
tho convention parties will be formed
for extra trips to California via the
Grand Canyon. and to the Yellowstone
National Park via Salt Lake City.
The Congress Heights B. Y. P. U.
has elected the following officers for
the coming year: J. T. Miller, presi-
dent; Lille johnson, vice PRESIDENT;
Roddie w. Doughty, secretary; Helen
Hoyle, treasurer, and Mrs. ]. W. Pun
phrey, Bible quiz leader.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
LAWN FETE AS FEATURE.
d. C. Woman's Foreign Missionary
society's Program.

The closing event Of the Women
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
District will be lawn fete, partiei-
pated in by all the auxiliaries. TO De
held two evenings, July 10 ana 10, at
calvary Methodist Church, Columbia
road.
Besides some interesting features
in the line of a program, cake and
cream will be served. The proceeds
will go toward meeting the appor-
fionment of the District for this years
educational work on the foreign
field.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
SERVICES TO CONTINUE.
DR.. Mitchell to Talk Twice at
Metropolitan

Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell minis
ter of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ.
f.. Church. will preach tomorrow
morning and evening. In the morn
ing the subject will be "1s There No
Limitation to the Power of the WIZ
and at night he will speak on "CIod
Can Do So Much With So Little
There will be no interruption in the
regular services of this church dur
ing the summer. The Sunday evenine
service will be a joint one between
the Epworth League and the congre-
cation.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
SERMON TOPICS LISTED.
Rev. Cove G.. Johnson's Announce
ment for Tomorrow.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church Immanuel) tomorrow Rev
Cove G. Johnson will preach in the
morning on The Wonderful Grace
of God" and at night his closing ser
mon for the season on 'Listening-in
to Gods Word" Members of the
Mizpah class will form the choir
The preachers for the summer are
as follows: July 20, Rev. DR.. D. W.
Bovington of Cleveland, Ohio: July
81. Rev. DR. S. c. Mitchell. D. D..
University Of Richmond: August 5
Moines, Iowa; August II, Rev. q
Warren, Batavia, N. Y; August "a.
Rev. DR.. Arthur c. Baldwin, PhiIadel,
phia, Pa: August 81, to be arranged
for; September z. Rev DR.. T. Caggett
Skinner, Columbia, s. C.
Evening star., 1924-07-12
Church to Observe Communion.

At the Columbia Heights Christian
mur,ion service will be celebrated in
connection with the morning worship,
at which Rev. Harvey Baker Smith
will preach Al the evening service
a report will be brought to the con
@raeatiop bv the delegates to the
Frederick conference of organized
Bible class workers.