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Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
Music Masters Give Lessons
 In Famed Italian Gardens

ROME, May 19.-(P)-A special music. course exclusively for Ameri- can students will be given this sum- mer in the grounds Of the famous Villa d'Este at Tivoli, one of the marvels of Italian landscape garden ing. The course will open July 13, and continue until Sept. 12. Among the noted instructors are Respighi, Console, Corti and Signorina Valira for composition, piano, violin and singing, respectively.
 Special rates have been granted on the Italian steamship line to stud ents coming purposely for the course.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19

After a rain frogs covered a road near Gary, Ind, so that Chester Morse had to dismount and lead his bicycle for mile.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19

Mrs. Elizabeth Mellors and her A.. year-old daughter fell from train near Arkwright, England, but neither was badly hurt.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-19
Lanky Accommodations
 Being Sought by Club

MARSHFIELD, Ore, May 19.-(P) At a dinner here last night a socie- ty was organized to be known as the Longfellows Club. This is the first organization of it's kind in the world, and it's purpose is to make life more comfortable for the extra tall. Rail road and steamship companies, auto mobile manufacturers and others will be asked to make accommodation to fit the six-footers.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
WOMEN PLANNING SALES
HELP IN CHURCH WORK

An important meeting Of the OFF,
GERS OF the Womens Auxiliary Of
the Episcopal Church in the Diocese
of Washington. together with the
presidents Of parish branches. was
held at Diocesan House this week
under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. VII.
liam D. Hurd, diocesan president.
The Womens Auxiliary has decided
to follow the plan already adopted in
certain other large cities of raising
funds for the missionary work Of the
church by the sale OF articles of value
contributed by church people. In
each parish collection will he made
Of old iewelry, works OF art. porce-
lains. laces and other articles which
have ceased to be OF use to their
owners, but which retain an intrinsic
value. 1t is proposed to close the col.
lection on All Saints day. November
| after which the articles contributed
will be put on sale. The plan includes
gathering broken bits OF gold and sill
yer, which can be, melted and sold for
the metal.
Among other matters discussed I
the meeting was the furtherance OF
study classes throughout the diocese
for impa arting information concerning
the needs of the mission stations The
work of supplying missionaries ana
their families with new clothlng ana
furnishings was also discussed.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
DIR. COVE G. JOHNSON
LISTS SERMON TOPICS

At Emmanuel. the National hap'ls'
Memorial, Rev. DR.. Cove g. Johnson
will take for his sermon tomorrow
morning The VIII of God for Every
Believer" In the evening he VIII
continue a sermon on The Battle
for Belief" which was interrupted by
the storm of last Sunday evening
The subject will he Hold Fast.
Miss Evelyn Speiden. representa- i've
of the church in the missionary neIo
in China during the past nNe years
has returned for years vacation
Last Tuesday before the Evening Mis-
sion Club she gave talk on her
work in the School Of Mothercraft, al
Huchow.
Miss Emma eachman or the home
mission department of the Southern
Raptlst Convention addressed the
Women's Society at its last meeting
F. 4. Thompson gave his illustrated
lecture Wednesday evening, or
"Mountains and Mountain Wild Flow
ers of North America" at the church
for the benefit of the MiZpah class for
women.
The Pinkham class for menfwill he
taught tomorrow morning by James
r. McCurdy. a member of the class.
Rally day will be celebrated sep
tember %.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
B. Y.P. u. NEWS

The "a unions comprising the
Columbia Federation Of Baptist Young
Peoples Unions were well repre-
sented at the sixth anniversary
meeting of the Columbia Federation.
which was held at the West Washing.
ton Baptist Church Tuesday evening.
Miss Evelyn Biting, chairman. social
committee, was in charge of the an.
Hiversary program, which was 8 fol
lows: Addresses by II. e. Hodges. jr.,
president. West Washington r. Y. p.
L. and Rev. G. r. Austin, pastor,
West Washington Baptist Church; his
tory of the FIVE conventions, stunts by
FIVE groups attending these Ave con.
ventions and dra matte readings by
Miss Adams. Following the meeting
the delegates and visitors adjourned
to the Sunday school room, where re-
freshments were served.
John Ruthven. president Columbia
Federation. Baptist Young People g
Union, and Elgin Smith, board Of man.
ayers. Baptist Young Peoples Union
Assocfa ton. We're visitors to West
Washington Union last Sunday. They
complimented the union for the man
ner In which the program was pre-.
sented. Miss. Hazel Ladson presided
rs chorister and Bible readers leader.
Members of this union will participate
in the series Of cottage prayer meet
ings which will precede the revival
services October All. which Will be
in charge of Rev. f. f. Dudley of
Virginia.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
REVIVAL WILL BE HELD
AT MT. VERNON CHURCH

AT the last meeting Of the board of
stewards Of Mount Vernon Place NJ. F..
church South plans were discussed
for conducting campaign during the
coming Fall and Winter. A revival
will he held early in November. under
the supervision of Rev. DIR. I.ambeth h .
assisted by DR.. Luther Bridges, known
as the singing evangelist.
1t Is also proposed To dedicate the
church in the near future. for which
special program will he arranged
and at which time ii is expected BiSh-
on Gambler and others prominent in
church and State will be present. DR..
Lambeth is now entering upon his
second year as pastor of this church
Last year nearly 400 members were
added TO the church roll and much
work Of religious and charitable ma
lure was accomplished.
DR.. Lambeth will preach at both
services tomorrow. His subject in the
morning will he Investing for God"
and in the evening Proofs of 10y.
atty" Rev. W. \. Mckee breaches
every Sunday morning to the Junior
church in the Sunday school audito-
rum.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
CHURCH FEDERATION

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee was held Thursday in con-
junction with luncheon at the
Womens City Club, DR.. Earle VIII
fey presided and there were 2S
members present.
William Knowles Cooper, secretary
of the y. NJ. c. A. who has just re-
turned from an extended vacation.
made statement regarding some
incidents of his journey abroad and
into various parts of America. In
addition he told of plans for the ap-
proa ching Y. NJ. c. y. convention and
the hope he has for enlarged facil-
tiles for their work in Washington.
DIR. w. L. Darby. executive secre-
tary, gave his report. He presented
the names of three new churches for
admission and they were formally
received. The congrega tions are
Strauss Memorial Disciples, Mount
Olivet Methodist Protestant and Ar
lington. Va. Presbyterian. The total
number now enrolled in the fedora
ton is 9S, with allied agencies.
1t was agreed that the federation
would give assistance to the promo =
tion of evangelism in the church es
during the ensuing months. cooper
ating with the Pastors Federation in
plans which will he inaugurated Sep
tember 2S, when the latter organiZa :
tion holds its September meeting.
The president, executive secretary
and DR.. w. ]. Showalter were ap-
pointed a committee to choose sue :
cessor to Rev. C. r. Stauffer. for
merly chairman of the committee on
religious work, who has gone to
Atlanta, Ga.
Announcement was. made of the
approa ching visit of Dir. and Mrs F.
Howard Taylor, leaders in the work
of the China Inland Mission. They
will he in the city October II and
u. Details regarding the meetings
to be held during their stay here
will he announced at a later date.
Rev. f.. O. Clark. director of Daily
Vocation Bible Schools, presented his
report.
Rev. Murray Kenworthy presented
a newspape report of the crime stu :
alton in Washington. stating that
this deserved the special attention OF
the fedora ton. 1t was referred To
the committee on law and legisla :
ton for considerat ton and action.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
OBSERVE SCOTTISH RITE.
Open-Air Services at Temple
Heights Tomorrow.

Scottish Rite day will he observed
tomorrow AT the open-air services on
Temple Heights at 4 o'clock. under
the direction of Rev. John G. Palmer.
grand chaplain. and Rabbi Ahram
Simon Of the Eighth Street Syna-
eogue will deliver the address.
The members of the Rite. with their
families and friends. the Order OF
Jobs Daughters. and the Order Of the
De Molay in uniform. with Columbia
Lodge, No. g. Albert Haas. master:
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z; Alfred Har-
mon. ma ster; Takoyna Lodge, No. %.
Hugh F.. Reppert, master; and Loyalty
Chapter, No. 80, Mrs. Eva r. Lynch.
matron. Paul Anderson. patron;
Trinity Chapter. No. 33. Miss Irene
+. Norris. matron; George W.Toombs,
patron and Mount Plea SAINT Chapter.
No. "a. Mrs. Cleone r. Champion. ma
tron. Noble d. Larner, patron. with
their families and friends, are the
especially invited guests at this
Evening star., 1925-09-19
CLASSES POSTPONED.

Rev. John S. Moses, chairman of
the committee on teachers of the
board of religious education of the
Episcopal Church in the diocese of
Washington. has announced that the
first meeting Of the coaching classes
for teachers using Christian nurture
series will not he held tomorrow
afternoon. as previously arranged
hut will he postponed until Sunday.
September %. Glasses will be held
in the parish hall Of St Stephens
Church At $50 pm. the 9th. For
the benefit Of those attending the
classes supper will he served at s
pm.
1t is expected that there will he
several new members on the faculty
this year and that several new par
ishes. notably Norwood parish in
Bethesda, Md, will join in this train
ing work.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
DR.. LUBECK TO PREACH
AT PEACE CROSS SERVICE

Rev. DR.. Henry Lubeck. canon OF
Washington Cathedral. will preach to.
morrow at the peoples open-air even.
song service. which will he held AT
the Peace Cross at 4 o'clock The
service will he broadcast.
The preacher At the II am. service
in the Bethlehem Chapel will he Rev.
DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes. canon of the
cathedral. who has just returned from
a vacation at his country home in
Lenox. Mass. - .,a~-- .....
Holy communion will he Celebrat ed
at the 40 am. and II I'm. services:
and morning prayer and litany will
he held a 10 am.
Arrangements have been made by
tho National Cathedral Founda tion for
a Washington Cathedral exhibit at the
general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, which opens in
New Orleans. La, October /.
In noting the first anniversary this
week Of the moving of the National
Cathedral Foundation offices to Mount
st. Alban and the opening Of the GU
rator's office at the entrance to the
Bethlehem Chapel. the cathedral au.
thorities estimate that more than
10000 pilgrims have visited the
office. Among this weeks visitors
We're 200 women representing the Ma
tiOnal War Mothers.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
LOCAL CO[ORED
CLERGY HONORED
Several Among Pastors Ap-
pointed to Boards at Bap-
tist Convention.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, September 19.---
The forty-fifth annual session of the
National Baptist Convention, Inc,
colored. closed this week and was de
clared one of the most successful in
the history of the organ niZation.
Every State in the Union. as well as
West Africa, South Africa, West In
dies and Central America, was rep
resented by delegates. Many colored
preache from the District of Colum-
bia were in attendance.
Board Members Named.
Members of the Mount Bethel
convention weer elected to boards of
the national convention as follows:
Foreign mission board, DIR. James f..
Willis, pastor of Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church home mission board,
DIR. Daniel Washington. pastor of the
First Baptist Church. Mount Pleas
ant education board. DIR. s. Geriah
I.amkins pastor of the Mckinley Me
mortal Baptist Church: publication
board, DIR. Joseph II. Lee, pastor of
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Airing
ton. Va: national benefit board. DR..
James l.. Pinn. pastor of the First
Baptist Church: evangelistic board.
DR.. \. ]. Tyler, pastor of Mount AIRY
.
Dr. Augustus Lewis. pastor OF First
Baptist Church. Rosslyn. Va: church
extension board. Rev. l.. r. Frazier.
pa stor of .tleXa nder Memorial Ba ptist
Church: committee on state of the
country. DR.. James II. Marshall. pas
tor OF First Baptist Church; commit
tee on resolutions. DIR. !. r. Nichols.
pastor of First Baptist Church, Vir.
Ginia: committee on correspondence
and foreign relations. DIR. Alexander
Wilhanks pastor of Tenth Street
Baptist Church: committee on time
and place, Rev. r. d. Bolts, CORE.
spending secretary OF the State con
vention: committee on permanent or
ganiza ton. DR.. T.. r. Lewis. pastor of
First Baptist Church of Ivy City.
d. c.: committee on obituary, Rev.
Elijah Coleman, pastor of Rehoboth
Baptist Church: committee on mar
riage and divorce. Rev. ID. Miles.
pastor of Baptist Church, Alexandria
Va
DIR. Norman Vice President.
DIR. NJ. w. ID. Norman. pastor of
Metropolitan Baptist Church. was
elected vice president of the Baptist
convention and chairman of the social
service commission. OF which Rev. $.
Geriah Lamkins. president of the
Mount Bethel state convention, is the
national executive secretary.
The Woman's Auxiliary convention
to the Mount Bethel Baptist State
Convention-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marshall
president: Mrs. l.. NJ. Maxwell. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Carter, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. d. Wash
ington, treasurer-was represented
by a large delegation from the auxil.
iary, among them being Mrs. l.. A
| Pinckney, Mrs. s. G. Lamkins. Mrs
! Mary Cunningham, Mrs. l.. NJ. King
Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Lillian Robinson.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
STONE TO Be LAID
FOR PARISH HOUSE
Bishop Freeman to 0fficiate
at Ceremonies at Church
of Our Savior.

Rt. Rev. James F. Freeman. u. D.,
Bishop of Washington, will officiate
next Friday afternoon at o'clock
AT the laying of the corner stone Of
the new parish house of the Church
of Our Savior, the parish church of
the Episcopal parish of Brookland.
Ground for the new building was
broken August >.
The new building. which has been
designed by Delos Smith. will con
tain an auditorium on the second
floor with a seating capacity of 800.
In this room there will be a gallery.
stage and dressing rooms. On the
lower floor will he the heating plant,
kitchen. dining room and two full
size bowling alleys. This equipment
Will make the house ideal for parish
and community purposes.
The house is located on the church
property at Sixteenth and Irving
streets northeast and ia the first of
the buildings which It is hoped TO
erect on that site. including a church
building for the future use of Brook
land parish. The rector. Rev. +. IL.
stevens, took charge of Brook la nd
parish two years ago, and the new
building is one of the visible fruits
OF his labor.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY

The Autumn activities of the Full
Gospel Assembly. 930 Pennsylvania
avenue. begin tomorrow. when a spe-
cial offering will he gathered for the
new tabernacle which this church en-
poets to secure soon. Pastor Collier
will preach at services in the after
noon and evening.
Wednesday night farewell serv-
ice will he given in honor of Miss
Alne Anderson and j. II. Peters, two
Young workers of the assembly, be-
fore their departure for study a the
Bethel Bible School, Newark. y. J.
The ast Sunday of the month will
he observed az a rally of the Sunday y
school Meetings are held regularly,
Sunday evenings and Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
HIS DIST ANNIVERSARY.

During the week Rev. DR.. A. w.
Pitzer, pastor emeritus OF the Central
Presbyterian Church, celebrated his
ninety-first birthday anniversary in
Salem, Va.
DR.. Pitzer organized the Central
Presbyterian Church in May. 1868.
and for more than 81 years has been
connected with this church. He was
for nearly 40 years the active pastor,
and since 1906 has been the pastor
emeritus. He removed To Salem. Va,
his boyhood home. where he has been
living ever since. visiting Washington
occa SiOnally.
Dr. Pitzer was succeeded in the ac-
tive pastorate by DIR. James II. Taylor,
present pastor.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
ANNOUNCES SERMONS.
Rev. Kyle Booth to Preach at
Ingram Church.

Rev. Kyle Booth, pastor of the
Ingram Memorial CongreGa tfonal
Church, massachusetts, avenue and
Tenth street northeast. will preach
tomorrow morning at the II o'clock
service on the subject. THE Spirit Of
Christ. A compa rison win be made
Ia to the rela value of church
cresds, institutions. the Scriptures
and the spirit of Christ
In the evening at the g. o'clock
service MIR. Booth will begin a series
Of Sunday night sermons on the
Book of the Revela ton" The sub
ject for the first sermon will he why
and When Was the Revelation Writ
ten"
Evening star., 1925-09-19
DR.. c. E. Rice Back From Europe

The pastor, Rev. Dr. Clarence F..
Rice, will again occupy the pulpit at
the Church of Our Father Univer-
salistl, Thirteenth and l. streets. to-
morrow. Al 1n:45 am. DR.. Rice has
Just returned from n Summers So
iourn In Europe. The noon sessions
or the church school will also he re-
sumed. At pm. devotional meet
ing Of the Young Peoples Christian n
Union: topic. why I Want to Re a
Mocha MIC; leader, Miss Helen Bond.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
JANUARY TO LECTURE.

Unity Society. 1926 | street. will he
addressed by Garnett January tomor-
row al pm. on Harvesting Your
Ideas" Mr. Ia anuary also will lecture
Monday and Wednesday at pm.
Thursday at 3 pm. and pm. is
the spiritual healing clinic by Mr..
January. Wednesday at 2:30 is the
class In lessons IN truth by Mary A.
Williams. Thursday at pm. Ar
thur T. Buck will lecture on Re Ye
Also Ready" Regular healing service
Friday at pm. led by Garnett Jan
nary
Evening star., 1925-09-19
CHURCH OUTLINES WORK
"Get-Together" Meetings to Mark
Calvary Baptist Program.

The opening OF the Fall and Win
ter work at Calvary Baptist Church
will he marked by several "get-to-
gether" meetings. The devotional
rallying service will be held Thursday v
evening at O'Clock. The topic will
be: What Ought We TO Emphasize
In the Work of the Coming Year."
The social rallying service will he
held Friday evening at O'Clock. A
program has been arranged. to which
the congregation is invited.
The Sunday Evening Christian En-
deavor Society will hold its annual
banquet and installation of new Of
ficers Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Sermons at Second Baptist.

1.-THE Growing Conscience Of
humanity" will he the sermon sub
iect tomorrow night of Rev. Ellis c.
primm at the Second Baptist Church.
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast The theme at the morn
tng service will be SHOW Us the
Father"
Evening star., 1925-09-19
DR.. PHILLIPS RETURNS.
Will Preach at Church of the
Epiphany Tomorrow

Rev. DR.. Il. h. Phillips. rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. G street neal
Fourteenth, returned to Washington
during the past week from his Sum
mer home on Cape Cod, and vii
preach at both services tomorrow, al
II m. and pm.
There will be celebration of the HOLY
Communion at s am. At 9:45 am
the Summer church school will assem-
bile, and a pm. the Young Peoples
Society will have its weekly meeting
Monday. 81. Matthew's day. there
will be celebration of the Holy Com
munion at ! / am.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
New Pastor to Preach.

Rev Homer A. Kent. the new
pastor of the First Brethren Church
Twelfth and F. streets southeast. will
occupy his pulpit at both OF the sun
day services. At II am. his theme
will he: The Christians joyful Out
look" In the evening at & O'Clock
the subject will he The Glorious
Freedom of the Sons of God
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Services at Mckinley.

Holy communion will be celebrated
tomorrow AT $40 pm. at the Nc
Kinley Memorial Baptist Church,
Fourth and l. streets Rev. :.
Geriah Lamkin. the pastor, Will
preach at II m. and pm. Sun
day school at 10 am. and r. y. p. L.
at $50 pm
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Dr.. w. L. Darby to Speak.

Rev. DR.. w. l.. Darby. executive
secretary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches. will address the
young people and adult department
of Foundry NJ. +. Sunday school in
the church auditorium tomorrow at
9.9O m
Evening star., 1925-09-19
The Secrets of Pentecost," Is Topic

DR.. John F.. RirSeos will preach at
Fifth Baptist Church tohorrow morn
ing on The Secret OF Pentecost
and at night on What Manner Of
Love" There will be special music
by the Fifth Baptist Choir.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Services to Be Resumed.

Sunday evening devotional services
will he resumed in the Epworth
League Of Foundry NJ. F.. Church to-
morrow At 6:45 pm. Rev. +. G. Eey-
rplds. pastor Of the Wesley NJ. +.
Church of Chevy Chase. will he the
speaker. His Subject will he "Reh-
eious Tasks Of Our General ton. ;"
w. r. Schmucker will direct the sing
inS.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Peaceful Jesus Christ"

Rev. DIR. George o. BulIock's topic
at the Third Baptist Church. Fifth
and q streets northwest, at II am.
tomorrow is Peaceful Jesus Christ" ;"
Evening star., 1925-09-19
DR.. Clark Back to Pulpit.

DR.. John Britain Clark Is again IN
his pulpit at First Presbyterian
Church. All services have been re-
sumed except the vesper service,
which begins the first Sunday after
Evening star., 1925-09-19
Rev. H. J. Smith to Preach.

Rev. Henry J. Smith. pastor Of Pet
worth Baptist Church. announces the
following sermons tomorrow: At II
a m. The Kings Highway" and at
nm Hunting for leadership"
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Columbia-Mme. Sans Gene

Paramount's production of the fa-
nous drama, Nine. Sans Gene" by
Victorien Sardou. and Emile Moreau,
with Gloria Swanson as its star, will
be shown for the first time in Wash
ington at Loew's Columbia this week,
beginning this afternoon.
This is the great play of the Ma
poleonic era in which the late Nine.
Rejane achieved marked success,
and, it is announced, the French min
istry of fine arts co-operated in its
screen production by placing at the
disposal of the producers priceless
first empire costumes, jewels and
mementoes and permitting the film
ing of the picture in the actual
Partisan settings of the story.
Leonce Perret, one of the famous
directors in France, was selected to
direct the picture after the French
government had demanded that a
Frenchman make it. The cast
chosen to support Miss Swanson in
cluded Charles De Roche and many
of the greatest cinema players in
France. Forrest Halsey adapted the
original manuscript to the screen.
Mime. Sans Gene is the story of
Catherine Hubscher, a pert French
laundress of the days just before the
French Revolution, who met Napo-
leon Bonaparte, then an impecunious
young corporal and did his washing
for him, though he was unable to
pay. When he became Emperor of
France he did not forget, but heaped
high honors upon her in spite of
her ignorance.
There will be no supplemental fea-
lures this week.
Evening star., 1925-04-19
Rialto-"On Thin Ice.

Tom Moore and Edith Roberts are
co-stars of "On Thin Ice," which is
the photoplay at the Riaito this week.
1t is an adoption of Darryll Francis
Zanuch's story, THE Dear Preten-
der" which deals with that strata
of humanity who earn their liveli-
hood by plundering the riches of
others. A lovely slip of a girl is
swept into a cycloHic torrent of events
that implicate her, together with a
band of gangsters, in a huge bank
robbery.
Her ignorance of worldly scheming
makes her ready prey in the unfolding
of crime that is said to astound, ex-
hilarate and delight.
The musical program is headed by
Guarino and Cooper in q musical
novelty. Mr.. Guarino was formerly
connected with the Boston Opera
Company, while Miss Cooper has won
distinction as concert artist. Of
interest also will be the appearance
of little Sylvia Altman, 11-year-old
Washington pianist. She is a scholar
ship student under the direction of
Mr. Welden Carter, head of the plane
department of the Washington Col
lege of Music, and this marks her
debut in. public. She will play
Beethoven Concerto No. in B fiat
major.
The overature by the Rialto Orches-
ira, Mischa Guterson, conducting,
will be Echoes From the Metropoli-
tan Opera House." an arrangement
by Theodore NJ. Tobani.
The International News of current
events and other short subjects will
coYOpleta the nrOQranl.