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, 1925-07-13
Citation.
To the Heirs and other persons IN
terested IN the Joint E5tate of
Jonathan Edwards, deceased,
and SurUaving wye Elizabeth
Edwards.

IIHEREAS A. E. SIAKEMANN, adj
ministrator of the above entitled es-
tate has presented to the District
Court, Christiansted Sub judicial Dis
trict, his petition for license to slil at
public auction certain parcel of real IS
tate belonging to said estate for the pur-
pose of paying debts and expenses and
for other purposes set forth in said pc
titiOn.
You are hereby cited TO appear at the
said District Court to he held in the
Town of Christiansted On the 9th DAY
OF AUGUST A. D. 1925 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day to show cause,
if any you have. why said license should
not be granted.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL
OF THE COURT 'hiS goth day of June
1925.
j. F. HENRY,
Clerk of the District Court.
, 1925-07-13

IT is hereby brought to public no
! tice that the sum of Francs 302.9 %
representing interest accrued on
the invested capital Of their Royal
Highnesses ~rown Prince L'rederIk
AMI Grown Princess Louise's Silver
Wedding Memorial Fund for the
benefit of worthy INDECENT persons
in st. Croix, will be on hand for
distribution on July 28, 1925
Applications containing the re-
quisite information and duly GER
titled, should be forwarded to the
undersigned on or before July Is,
1925.
Despatching Secretary's Office. Chris
~tiansted, St Croix, V. | II June, 1925.
G. P. SHAMER.
Despatohing Secretary.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
Go To Church Sunday
PREACHER AND LAYMAN
SHARE PUI PR WORK

Reverend Doctor r. w. BurnhaEn
Of st. Louis. president Of the United
Christian Missionary Society, viii
preach tomorrow morning at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
At the evening service r. A. Doan,
q prominent layman OF the Disciples
OF Christ who IL attending the
sessions Of the missionary conven-
ton now being held in Washington,
viii deliver an address. The music
at both services Will be In charge
Of William e. Braithwaite.
Ten missionaries from different
fields who are attending the Mis-.
Istonary Convention viii speak briefly
at the rally OF Disciples Of Christ
at the Vermont Avenue Church
Monday afternoon from to 5
be President f.. w. Burnham OF
the United Christian Missionary
Society: stephen J. Corey, II. b
and Doctor Royal j. Dye. A social
period win close the program.
Reverend Doctor Earle Whitley.
teacher OF the Everyuan Bible
Class of this church. has announced
series Of lectures to the class
on How We Got Our Bible" his
subject for tomorrow morning being
''The Pentateuch." The Crusaders
Glass Of young women, taught By
Doctor Wilmer Souder, will be ad
dressed tomorrow morning by
missionary from Africa.
Daily prayer top1cs are being dis
tributed to members Of the church.
as part OF the preparation for
Easter. Scripture readings and
prayer thoughts for each day In
February have been arranged, with
the suggestion that they be used
at the time Of some meal during
each day.
The Womar's Society win hold
its monthly sessions next Tuesday.
meeting at IL a. M, Tor q mis-.
sionary program led by Mrs. j.
g. Cross, president. After luncheon
at 1890, which will be served at
| the church, the work department.
led BY Mrs. Mabel Stems, viii hear
reports and an address.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS
KOREA:
ave who Die For Our Faith, Salute YOuw

the $4,000 square miles OF Kora
contiguous territory
statistical standpoint Korea n the eong
had almost said
fourteen OF the nations OF tne
the OF
applied would today be OF the Ssternooo OF
the Nations was copied
what the Treaty between
claim to be
stepped occupies anu
holds it by main. military brute force
These facts are people
nation should be dominated
Of them How
contradiction to these accepted
situation authentic
in These detailed
OF
has given out from time time
people Toxic some OF the
enough to print
of temporarily resident
executive of the japanese Govern
hundreds
starvation by
why? because Japanese
operating under Japanese domination mas
production Japanese
used supply
demands
permit this to
AMERICAN COMMISSION OF KOREAN REPUBLIC
Washington, D. c.,
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
CHURCH QUARTERS IS
HOTEL FOR DELEGATES

Full hotel accommodations" has
this week been another offering
OF the Fun Gospel Assembly, $50
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. for
that downtown church has trans
formed the second and third floors
of the structure at that number
into quarters for delegates to the
INSTRUMENTATION Foreign Missions
convention from the societies which
the Full Gospel Assembly represents,
the Assemblies Of God. The church
kitchen on the third floor is avail
able to all who wish to make use
Of it, and sleeping accommodations
are provided in half dozen large
rooms. The Reverend Harry L.
Collier, pastor. is in charge Of the
plans for entertainment. Doctor
J. w. WEIGH is chairman Of the
delegation OF the Assemblies y Of
God.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
UNION

The flying squadron Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union win meet with the
C. E. Society at Friends Church.
tomorrow. at 2 p. m. The following
program will be given: &C. K.
Prime Requisites" Robert q. Co
veil; "The Joy OF Service" Irving
L. Koch; tenor solo, Thomas p.
Russell; Loyalty to Our Stand
ards" Robert A. Voorus; "Organiz-
ing for Action" David McCahan.
On February 8, the Flying Squad
ron will meet with the C. E. Society
at First Reformed Church, Thir-
teenth and Monroe streets north
vest.
The dinner Of c. e. presidents,
held at the EvangeIine, Wednesday
evening, enabled the Union officers
to become acquainted with the
presidents OF the various societies
of the Union and talk over c. E.
methods and problems. One Of the
prominent activities revealed at this
dinner was that most of the societies
were doing some sort of missionary
work in the District.
The February meeting Of the
Union will be held at Church Of the
Covenant, Monday evening. The
study classes will be in session from
7:46 to 8:15. The subjects for study
win be bible Study" Personal
and Expert Christian
Hndeavor." Following the classes,
there will be q series Of conferences
on Christian Endeavor methods.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
Church Notes

"Winter story Ix-What Saw
in a Railroad Carr win be related
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
Centennial Baptist Church, Seventh
and / streets northeast, by the pas.
tor. the Reverend e. Hez Sven.
The morning sermon win be At II
o'clock.
At a meeting OF the session Mon.
day night, by unanimous vote, the
First Presbyterian Church applied
for membership In the Federation
of Churches. This IL one Of the old
established congregations OF the
city,, located on John Marshall
place, just below the Court House.
The pastor is Doctor John Britain
Clark.
The First Baptist b. z. p. u. Is
taking up its aT1ruaf study course,
using as a textbook: 1.-THE PEG.
pie Called Baptist" by the Rever.
end H. M. Mcdaniel, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, Of Richmond,
Va. The course is being taught by
r. r. Wilson, vice president OF the
Columbia Federation OF B. Y. r. w.
The First church union conducted
devotional services at the Central
Union Mission Tuesday evening. Mr..
Dayton gave the message Of the
evening and g. number OF mission
leaders OF other cities were pressnt
and assisted In the service.
Fifth Baptist Church B. Z. p. u.
held a banquet Tuesday evening in
honor OF Group q, Mrs. Nellie
Money, captain. This group, under
the direction of Mrs.. Money, won
the recent ''intergroup contest" and
was honored and feted by the other
groups.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
PRESENTATION SERVICE
BY DAUGHTERS or KING

The Order Of the Daughters Of the
King Of the Episcopal Church Of
the Diocese Of Washington win hold
the annual presentation service for
the self-denial offering of the Order
in st. Johns Church, Potomac and
10 streets northwest, Monday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The Bishop Of
washington will make the address.
The seIf-denial offering OF the
Daughters OF the King Il presented
annually on the feast Of the Purtn.
cation, or "Candlennas Day." in al
the dioceses Of the Episcopal Church
in the United States. This fund is
used for the support Of two women
missionaries in China and for Ger.
tain other missions in China and
elsewhere.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
ADVENTIST cLERGYMEN
GATHER FOR CONVENTION

Clergymen from practically every
State east of the Mississippi
river, and secretaries of the home
missionary and publishing depart
ments Of conferences in these
States are attending the annual
convention OF bookmen Of Seventh.
Day Adventists in the headquarters
church in Takoma Park.
The convention began yesterday
and will continue until February
4. Problems dealing with the
circulation Of gospel literature and
advancement of the church by lay
members wilL<be taken up.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
FORMAL OPENING
Of MAYFLOWER
FEB. 10
New Addition on Connecticut
Avenue Is Nearing
Completion.

Many inquiries have been received
at the new Mayflower Hotel as to
the reason for adding a $1,000, 900
addition on Connecticut avenue when
the main building which had been
erected at a cost OF almost $8,009.-
900 was virtually completed. 1t
was revealed today that the addition
had to be built in order to provide
q laundry for the hotel.
When the Mayf1ower opens for
ma1ly on February Is, one Of the
finest laundry equipments in Amer.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
LANGHoRNE At PETWoRTH
BAPTIST TOMORROW

At the invitation Of the Reverend
Henry J. Smith, pastor Of Petworth
Baptist Church, the Reverend Paul
Langhorne viii address the congre-
cation tomorrow at the IL o'clock
service. His subject win be "Tfmes
and Men, The Reverend Mr..
Langhorne IL a delegate to the
missionary conference. Communion
service will be celebrated at the
morning service, and there win be
reception Of a large group Of new
members. In the evening Doctor
Smith win have for his subject.
Mastery, BY the Grace Of God. -
Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
FOR TEACHERS TO START

The Board Of Religious Education
OF the Episcopal Church in the d.
Geese Of Washington announces that
a new series Of classes for Sun
day school teachers viii be started
February IL. A class in "The Prfn-
ciples Of Teaching" a method course
in scientific pedagogy for beginners.
will meet every Thursday afternoon
at 4:45.
Al second class will meet on Thurs
days at s d. M. for a course in
How to Teach the Missions Of the
Church" Both courses will con-
tinue for twelve weeks and win be
taught by Reverend Edward Pink
ney Wrotia, q member Of the Board
of Religious Education.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
EPISGOPAL|ANS
OF DIOCESE
To MEET
Annual Convention Opens at
ST. Adams, Wednesday, for
Two Days Sessions

The annual convention OF the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese Of
Washington will be held in st.
Adams Church in Wisconsin ave-
nue. just north of Massachusetts
avenue, beginning wednesday, Feb
ruary 4, at 10 a. m.
The convention is composed OF
the Bishop Of Washington, the Right
Reverend James e. Freeman, as
president, all the Episcopal clergy
men officially connected with the
diocese, and as many lay delegates
from every regular, established par
ish as there are ministers attached
to the parish. This win mean q
gathering Of about $50 people. The
convention is the legislative body
OF the diocese and its time will be
devoted to receiving reports from
its various boards and committees
and to deciding the further actor.
In each case.
Invocation BY Bishop.
An innovation this. year consists
in having the bishop read his
annual address, or keynote
speech" at a special meeting to be
held in the Church OF the Epiphany
Tuesday evening, instead Of on the
morning of the convention. This
will allow the bishop to reach a
larger audience and at the same
time permit delegates ito consider
and digest his recommendations be-
fore they are called on to vote.
Also. it will shorten the business
proceedings Of the convention.
There will be a service of Holy
Communion in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of the National Cathedral
Wednesday morning at s o'clock
following which breakfast will be
served in st. Adams Guild Hall
At the close of the convention
at 5 o'clock, the delegates will be
received by Bishop and Mrs Free
man at the bishops house. At $50
the delegates will be the guests OF
the bishop and chapter of the
cathedral at dinner in st. Adams
Guild Hall. At this dinner, Right
Reverend Thomas r.. Gailor, d. D.,
Bishop OF Tennessee and president
Of the National Council OF the
Episcopal Church in America, will
make an important address describ.
ing the needs of the general church,
After this there will be social
hour.
The convention will reassemble
in st. Adams Church Tuesday
morning. 1t is expected that ii
will complete its business before
adjournment that day.
To Name Delegates.
Perhaps the most important bust.
ness which the body has before
1t is the election OF four clergymetl
and four laymen to represent the
Diocese Of Washington at the gen
eral convention OF the Episcopal
Church in New Orleans in October
next. 1t will also elect the mem
bers Of the standing committee OF
the diocese, which at the present
time is short one member due tC
the recent death OF J. Holdsworth
Gordon.
The convention may be called or
to consider the consolidation OF
certain churches where conditions
In the neighborhood do not seem
to warrant the maintenance Of two
places Of worship. In other local.
ties 1t may be desirable to erect
new chapels. All other matters re
lating to the diocese as a whole
and especially to its local mission
cry work, will be considered. The
diocese includes the parishes of the
Episcopal Church in Montgomery
Prince Georges, Charles and ST
Marys counties of Maryland as
well as in the District of Columbia
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
UNSEEN PRISON. THEME
OF ALL SOULS SERMON

THE Invisible Prison" will be
the subject OF the morning sermon
tomorrow by Doctor Ulysses G.. 3.
Pierce, minister Of All Souls Church,
in the newly completed edifice ut
Sixteenth and Harvard streets. At
the evening service Doctor Pierce
will speak on 1.-THE Coming Church. /"
The service is to include a miniature
recital, with numbers by Miss
Gretchen Hood, soprano; Mrs. Flora
Brylawski, contralto: Louis Annis,
tenor, and Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, bass, with Lewis Corning
Atwater at the organ. The service
will be followed by an informal hour
Of good fellowship in the Hale parish
house.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31

fca win DO In operation In the base
ment Of the new building.
Addition OF the eleven-story struc-
ture on Connecticut avenue also
provided space for two magnificent
state suites, which will comprise
salon, drawing room. dining room,
seven rooms, each with bath and
kitchen and complete service ar
rangements. These state suites are
to provide proper accommodations for
DISTINGUISHED visitors from abroad,
and for high officials Of the Govern
ment, and may also be used as
bridal suites. The interior dec
orators at the hotel state the
bedroom furniture in the state
suites alone cost $4,000 set, and
are Of the finest type manufactured
in the United States.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
CATHEDRAL COMMITTEE
TO HOLD SESSION MONDAY

The washington committee of
the National Cathedral Association
will meet Monday afternoon in
Diocesan House, No. 1929 K street
northwest, at $3.50 p. m. The
Reverend Henry Lubbock, D. D., a
canon Of the cathedral, will make
the address.
The National Cathedral Associa-
ton is composed of friends of the
cathedral project in all parts of
the United States and it is to the
association that the chapter looks
for the funds necessary for the
running expenses OF the services
while the building Of the edifice is
going forward.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
EIGHTEEN TO GRADUATE
FROM WILSON NORMAL

A class OF eighteen will be grad
uated tonight by Wilson Normal
School. The address to the gradu-
ates will be made by Dean William
Allen Wilbur, OF George Washing
ton University.
Doctor Frank Ballou, superinten-
dent Of schools, will present the
diplomas. President James /.
Lloyd, Of the Board OF Education,
will preside.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
BETHANY SENIOR B.Y.P.W.
WILL HOLD SOCIAL FRIDAY

The Bethany Senior B. Y. P. w.
will hold a social next Friday
evening, and one of the features
will be a cross word puzzle contest.
Last Sunday evening the Bethany
Union organized an intermediate So
ciety under the leadership of Miss
Geraldine Saunders. This new So
ciety was, recognized by the mem
bers Of the church at the evening
service. The membership Is CON-
posed OF boys and girls promoted
from the Junior Church.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
Women's Party Dinner

The National Woman's party will
give q dinner at the Grace Dodge
hotel next Thursday evening in
compliment to the women attend
ing the equal rights hearings.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
Harvey Wiley.