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New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
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CINCINNATI
Totals iG lb S6 10

1.-Two out whon winning run scored.
 z-Batted for Caveney in 18th.
 Boston ...,.,..,.,OO0 hi0 nlh hNO-2 Cincinnati ........ 100 00a 0o2 00l-3
 Two base hits-Padgett, ponphuc, Pin olU Hargrave, Three base hit-R, smith. stolen baae-pinell Sacrifice--llHrrs. Double plays--Gibsou to Rurrus; Ntehaus 10 Pinelli; Dresscn, Crta to Niehaus; smith 10 Burrus PadEett, smith 10 Bur rus C2): Critz, pnelll tp Nlchaus; Dros- son to Niehaus; Crtz, Caveney to Niehaus; Welsh to Gibson Left on hases-Bost on s CIncnnati 13. Base on balis-off Coo ney 3, Ryan 2. Strurk out--hy pouohue l. Ttits-or Cooney il in 9t-3. Evan 5 in c1-5, Hit by pitcher-BY Cooncy
 Ptnelll Losing pit'hsr--Ryan. um- pifes- Mccormick and klem. Time-@ IS,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
rHUGrAYANs WIN IN SOCCER

Basel, Switzerland, June X. P'- The TrUEuayan Olympic champion soccer football team yesterday won from a Basel team by a score Of 5-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
ROBINSON LArROssE CAPT.

Bethlehem, Pa. June s.-An- rouncement was made al Lehigh University of the election of Hugh Robinson of this city as Captain of the lacrcsso team for next year, He is an attack man.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
NEW YORK
 A p r
tor RenEough. M.

xx-Battsd for shorker in Sth.
 Horne r,r-WillIsns Three haze hit NcMsrus Two base it-MrManus. Tou- ele piays-WsnnlnEer Ward and Gehrig (.l. Hits-off Beall in 1-2. off Shawkey tins2-5, of shocker 2 in l. off H. John son in l. Struck out-hy Buch {, hy shawkey 2. shncker 2. Pases on balls off Beall ,, Bush {, Shooker f. Left on ssses-Nsw York H. st. Louis 5. Losing ritchee-Eeall Umrirss-pineeu, Hide brand and Evans Tme-2:i0.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
Totals
DRAGONS

Two base hit--Aldrich. Three base hits --Mcknerney, NJ. Hayes. Home run-M. Argosy. Bass on balls--Gerlsnder B. Chant 1. Struck out-by Gerlarder ., Hamlin i; Chant 5. Left on bases-Rangers {. Stolen btses-simons, Nj. Argosy. Jack Argosy, Kelly, Hogan, E. Hayes
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
Totals
MAsHINGTON
Tntals
y-Batted Tor Oglen ln 5IT.

r-BHtted Tor OgIen m 6IN.
 zz-Ran for Eeuther in 5th,
 zzz-Batted for McNally in 6th.
 z.zz-Batted for Marherry in 9th.
 Two base hits-Mostil, Gosn, Biuege, s, Harris. Sacrifices--GreGg, kamm. pou- ble plays-McNaIly to s, Harris to Judge, Eamm 10 Collins tn sheely; Adams to S, Harris to Judge. Left on bases-Chicago ', Washington 9. Ease on balls-of Fa- Der 1, Gregg ogden l. Zachary l. Struck out-hy Taber 1. Zachary l, Mar berry 2. Hits-ofr Gregg s in 1-3, of ogden 2 In o-3, off Zachary in 2 1-3. off Marberry in 2-3. Hit by pitcber- by Faber (EueU. Losing pitcher-GroEG. Impires-OwenS. Nallin and Rowland. Time-2 hours.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
Churches Meeting to
 Plan Baseball League

\ meeting Of representatives of 'he various churches in the city who arc interested in tho formation of an inter-church baseball league will he held at the '. NJ. C A. this evening al 7-%o o'clock. Up to the present tmo the following churches have shown au interest in the move m"nf. First South and Stanley Me morial CongMg atiopaj, Trinity Nethodi~t. TifT Baptist. First Lutheran, R"formation Lutheran and tho 'hrc" armies Of Fvorymen's bihlc claE*. Y is expected others will be there tonight.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
Totals
COJIINSVJII,E

Corbin Red Sox .....,..40S 0l0 0o0-S ColllnsvlIre s............OOO llO 2O2-6
 Two base hits-Snyder Bachand. Three base hit-Berg. sacriftccI-Blauchar @ Kopec. Bsse on halls-off Reeves !, Berg :: Buckland. Struck out--hy Reeves 1. Berg {, Buckland 9, Stolen pascs-Iluber, Patrus, Iils. Double plays-farbert. Ja- ccb, Burns; Berg, Burns, Lambert; Reeves Burns; Patrus, FItz, Blanchard, Left on ba ses Collinsvile II, Corbin 2. Passed ball-Schroedcr IIits-on Berg in (, off RSves in 3 Wild pitches Berg @. Umpirc-Deley. Time of game-e:lo.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
W AZ BEGAN

Two hase hits Reagle, Weir Naranyil'e Sacrifices P'aEtslev. Bases on balls-eF palmer Q. Planted" | Left on bases-Pi- rates < WaureGan 3. Umpires-D DeeEsu. Time of game-2,To,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-08
ST. LOUIS
Totals

2-BatTod for T0T0TTeT TN VII.
 New York ...,..........o .oo0 o20 o@1-6 st. Louis .,.,...,...,..,.00 0ol 0oo-2
 Two base hits Blades, Jackson, Young, Kelly. Groh. Stolen -Hornshy. Bot tomley. Sarrifces-Shinners, Mcusel. Double nlay-Wusou 70 Jackson. Left on ba se-New York 9, St. Louis l.. Base on halls-oT Nehf g. SNerdel 9 Struck ou' by Nchf E. Shordel 2. Hit by pitcher by Nehf (Blades) Umrires-Hart,i Mo Laurhlin and Kgler Time-2:I0.
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Totals

-hiczEo stssss,sr-. goo -slV. pi" so1 n-Fattsd fer Ehrhardt ia eth.
 xx-Rattsd fer Petty in ass.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
TWENTY SUMMER BIBLE
SCHOOLS. TO BE OPENED
Those Who Have Not Already Be-
gun Work Are Expected to
Start Monday. "''>''s ="

The Washington Bible School .Asso:
ciation is planning TO conduct more
than 20 Summer Bible schools this
year. Already several schools have
been opened and others are expected
tes get <undef way Monday 49, " -
The schools which faverbeen open
ed or are to start soon are Wahace
Memorial Presbyterian Church. mrs
Petrie. director; Central Union Mis-
sion, Miss. Curry. director: Braddock
Episcopal, Rev. Blankship. director:
Pilgrims. Miss Amend. director: F11th
Baptist, Miss Williams. director; Bap'
tist Mission, Miss Mothershead, direc.
tor: Mount Carmel Baptist, Miss
Harris, director; Second Baptist, Rev.
Holloman.., director: John Wesley
Church, Rev J. A. Wright, director;
ct. Pauls NJ E. Mrs. Proctor, direc-
tor; Gospel Mission. Miss Ellis, direc-
tor; Fourth Presbyterian, Miss Burk-
lin director, and Washington Heights
Presbyterian, Miss Spencer, director.
Several schools are also to be opened
in community centers.
:. The officers of the association are
Rev. DIR. George r. Dudley. preside nj !;
Rev. II. W. q. Millington. vice presi-
dent: Merritt q. Chance, treasurer;
Mai. Gen. Anton stephen. chairman.
finance committee: Mrs. n. Moffatt
Bradley. secretary, and Mrs h. B.
Gram. assistant supervisor.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
sunday. SCHOOL
MEETING TO OPEN!
uHk IIAvu III
Workers From District Will
Attend Conference ICE in :.
-s--t ->,>r' So 's~
Frederick tuesday. i: :.

Sunday school workers of the Dis!
ference for administrative officers
teachers and young people at, Hood
College, Frederick Md. June 80. July
j and 2. The speakers and group
leaders will be DR.. VIM. f. Chalmers
and Miss Meme Brockway Of Phila
delphia; w. W. MILAN. E. II. sDeGroot.
1r.; DR.. c. p. Clark, Homer J. Coun.
cilor, W. II. Ii. Smith, j.. @. Smith,
Dawson and Mrs. J. w. Dawson the
last two from Waco, Tex.
The conference opens Tuesday at 5
pm. and continues until $50 O'Clock
Thursday. Ii is interdenominatiO tiOnal
IN character and is being held under
the supervision of the local Sundav v
School Council of Religious Education.
Delegates who will attend are Alice
X. Allbee, Grace Arnold. Olive RaX-
ley. Ruth n. Bennett. Theodore Bic.
her Mary f. Bond, Thelma Butt,
w w. Cunningham, Minnie Eller-
brook William l.. Evans. Helen NJ.
harrington, Harriet Finch. William
". Turkey. Mrs. l. d. Gasknl. l. d.
GaSkil1. James Gordon. Pearl NJ. Gra-
ham, Mary f. Griffith. Harry \.
Havens. Everett F. Haycraft, Fannie
Holmes, B, j. Howard, Carrie ,Ivie,
Mrs. A. E. Johnson, William s. Jones,
Mrs. William S. Jones, Mrs. Ina F.
Jones. Harper Kerns.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Kline. Eliza beth Lacy, Martha
+. Harrison, Mrs. }. Med. Lacy. Mrs
G. II. Loude nsla ger. Mrs. j. c. Nc
Dowell, Mrs. T. j. MacSpeiden. F. L.,
Marthill Rachel Matson, Miss Flor
ence F.. Marshall John r. Miller,
Eleanor Normandy, Mrs. n. d. Orms-
by. Ardell Payne. Ruth V. Pope!
Dorothy Rabv. Mrs. John Reynolds.
Margaret Richardson. Mrs r. f.
Robertson. Geraldine Saunders. Mrs
Fl. E. Sheriff. Caroline Shriver NJ.
Mrrieen Sisson. Roger r. Sisk Mrs.
II. A. A. Smith,. Russell S. Smith
Gertrude c. Speiden. H. l.. Stanforth,
Mrs. Horace l.. Stevenson. Winona
Thurston, William A. Tufts. Margaret
Wagy, Ruth Ward. Bell Ward. viii.
'am Wolfrey. Duicia Vowel, Mrs. II.
J. Councillor, E. a. Scheele. Nelson
NJ Blake. Mrs. Page Nick. Etchison
will be the conference pianist and
Thomas Moss the conference organist
An organized Bible class conference
will open Friday and continue through
Sunday. There will be vesper serv-
ices the opening day. together wit h
several addresses, On Saturday ad-
dresses will be delivered by DR.. ]. NJ.
Dawson. Prof. Louis D. Bliss Rev. DR..
g. r. Stauffer and Rev Dr. J. r.
Sizoo. Addresses on Sunday will he
delivered by Prof. w. H. H. Smith
Arthur P Black and Mrs. J. NJ. Daw-
son. "
Evening star., 1925-06-27
LUThERANS HOLD FAITH
IN DIVINITY OF CHRIST
200 Ministers Reaffirm Opposition
to >Modernist Theories at
Convention.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. June 27.-F'irn belief
in the doctrine of Christ's divinity. as
opposed to the theories of the modern
lists, was expressed by Lutheran min
listers in annual convention here this
week.
Two hundred ministers. members of
the Eastern district. Missouri synod
and other States. are in attenda nee.
The convention is the hfiy-second
annual session.
General discussion on the funda
mentalist's idea of Christ's divinity
was held after Rev. Christian kuehn,
Linthicum Heights, read an essay on
the subject in German
Pastor Kuehn outlined how the doc
trine of divinity is clearly outlined in
scriptures. Others supported his
views.
DR. Fl. B. Hemmeter Of Rochester,
~ Y. was elected presiding officer for
the remainder of the convention, which
lasts until Tuesday.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
DR.. DUDLEY TO PREACH
AT PEACE CROSS SERVICE
Outdoor Singing Will Be Feature
of Open-Air Evensong
Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. George F. Dudley, rector
Of st. Stephens parish, will preach
at the peoples evensong service to be
held at the Peace Cross at Washing
ton Cathedral Close tomorrow after
noon. beginning at 4 O'Clock. Music
especially selected for outdoor singing
Will be rendered by the cathedral choir
OF men and boys, assisted by brass
quartet. This service will be broad.
cast through station WCAP.
Since the eVensong service has been
transferred from the Bethlehem
Chapel to the Peace Cross for the
Summer months, congregations OF
more than q thousand have been TAX.
Ing advantage Of the opportunity 10
attend worship in one Of the most
beautiful spots In the District of Co.
lumbia.
The usual services will be held at
the Cathedral tomorrow, holy com.
munion being celebrated at 7:30 am
and III am. in the Bethlehem Chapel
Morning prayer and Iitany will be
held at 10 am
At the IL o'clock service a specia
program in honor Of kosscvo Day will
be followed. al the request OF the Ser
bian Legation.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
REV. COVE G. Johnson
GIVES SERMON TEXTS
Services at National Baptist Ne
mortal Church Tomorrow, Morn
ing and Evening, Outlined.

The pastor Rev. Cove G. Johnson,
breaches tomorrow morning at I'm
manuel. the National Baptist Memorial
Church, on The Unfailing Promiser.'
In the evening the sermon will be
illustrated with colored slides and
songs on the screen, and the subject
will be The Most Wonderful Life
Ever Lived"
The Bible school picnic was held at
Rock Creek Park reservoir last Tues
day. =
l.. D. GaskilA teacher Of the Young
Mems Class will be the teacher for
the Pinkham Glass for men tomorrow
morning. The Pinkham Class for
men and the Mizpah Glass for women
will unite in a social at the church
next Tuesday.
District No. will be in charge OF
the prayer and = fellowship service
Thursday night.
The junior Society of Christian En-
deavor conferred honors last Sunday
evening upon William Wofrey, Alex
Turnbull, Agnes Turner and Margaret
Tyler in the presentation of junior
c. f. expert pins. Margaret Tyler
Gaynell Smith and Teresa Coombs
were promoted to the intermediate
Society. Meetings for the Summer
have been discontinued.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
METHOD FOR CHANGES
IN THE CONSTITUTION
Representative Garrett. Leader Of
House Minority, Will Advocate
New Plan of Procedure.
Ry the Associated Press.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 25.-Renre-
sentative F'inis J. Garrett of Ten
nessee, minority floor leader, will urge
revision of the present method Of
enacting Constitutional amendments.
ne told the Tennessee Bar Associa tion
yesterday.
Mr.. Garrett said he would submit
an amendment providing that Con
gless shall propose amendments to
the, Constitution whenever two-thirds
of each house deem 1T necessary, or
on application of The legislatures Of
two-thirds of the States, with the re
quirement that ratification be given
by Lhree7fourths of the State, but with
the. .proviso that any State may re
otiire that --ra tificatiop by its lesisla
ture be subject to confirmation by
popular vote.
Such an amendment was reported
avorably by the committee on
judiciary of the last Congress. Mr..
Garrett said. but it did not come to
q vote in the House.
Under the present system fewer
than 1000 individuals can bring about
an amendment to. the Constitution. :
Mr. Garrett declared. MY amend!
ment will not compel referendum, but
il will "A ssure the opportunity for
popular study and deliberate popular
expression upon proposed amend
ments.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
DR.. PHILLIPS TO PREACH.
Communion Service Tomorrow al
Church of the Epiphany.

Rev. DR.. z. B. Phillips, rector OF the
Church Of the Epiphany. G street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
IL a. m. and 8 pm. services.
There will be celebration Of the
holy communion at am. and at
9:45 the Summer session of Epiphany
Church school will be held. The young
people of the parish will gather Tor
their weekly meeting at p. m. There
will be a 'celebra ton of the holy com
munion Monday. st. Peters day. at
II am. and again Thursday a IL am.
After the service tomorrow evening
DR.. Phillips will leave for Cape Cod.
Mass, where he will spend the Sum
mer returning TO Washington in Sep
tember. . -'- -
Evening star., 1925-06-27
DR.. Watson to Preach.

In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
G. H. Fielding. who is attending a
Summer conference at Randolph
Macon College, Ashla nd. Va, Rev. DIR.
f. o. Watson: general secretary of
the American Friends OF Greece, will
preacn al the Clarendon Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Clarendon,
Va, tomorrow at II am. The sub
iect is Mutual Burden Bearing"
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Evangelist. to Preach Tomorrow

Rev. j. W. Parrish. the evangelist.
will condGct the revival services at
the Mckinley. Memorial Baptist
Church, Fourth and L streets north
west. tomorrow al $50 and g. p M
The pastaE Rev. 5, G. Lamkin. will
preach at II q M. The revival will
continue until July l. The woman's
convention will open a. three day
session July ,. The meetings. will
be held day and night. - :. =
Evening star., 1925-06-27
DR.. SIz00 TO PREACH.

At New York Avenue Church to.
morrow morning the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper Will be administered.
This is the quarterly communion serv-
ice Of the church. The minister, Rev.
DIR. Joseph r. Sizoo, will preach the
sermon. During the Summer months
the evening services will be discon-
tinued.
The young people will hold their
Sunday evening fellowship hour AT
o clock. Miss Ernestine Niemeyer OF
this church. who Is under appointmen mt
by the board of foreign missions to
go to South America, will speak to the
young people.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Family Day Service.

The First > Baptist Church Of
Hya ttsville will observe Family
day tomorrow morning. The par
ents and children of the congrega-
ton and friends are requested to at
tend and sit together as individual.
families during the services. The
pastor. DIR. p. p Robertson. will
speak on Religion in the Home"
Evening star., 1925-06-27
FIRST SUMMER MEETING.
Girls Friendly Society Picnic Will
Be Held Monday.

The first of the diocesan Summer
meetings of the Girls Friendly So
ciety will be held Monday evening at
the home of MIS-. Grace Berry. Brent
wood road northeast. Ii, will be In
the shape of picnic, each girl bring
ing her own supper. ice cream will
be served later in the evening. =. The
branch of ST. Stephens Church will
be in charge. All those who. expect
10 go are asked to notify Miss Anna
bel Tillett. Adams 5SS.
Rev. Mr.. j. J. Queally, rector of
the Church Of the Ira nsfigura tion.
will have the service at the Holiday
House of the Girls Friendly society
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Will Discuss Love-

Rev. DIR. George o. Bullock's' topic
at =, the Third, Baptist Church. Fifth
and. Z streets northwest, tomorrow at
IL a m. is "Unfeigned Love" Junior
Society at pm; leader, William
Robert. Senior Young Peoples Chris
tan Endeavor Society. at pm, will
discuss the topic My Answer to the
Missionary Challepge." At pm. the
Sunday school will have its gradu-'
alton exercises.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
German Liner to Be Scrapped

Cbrre spondence of the Associated Press
HAMBURG, June S.-The5 Deutsch7
land. a. former transatlantic pride Of
the Hamburg American Line, has been
sold TO a Berlin firm TO be scrapped.
The vessel served as excursion boat
under the name Victoria Luise and
after the World War was again put
into service between Hamburg and
New York rs the -HanSd. - -
Evening star., 1925-06-27
0PEN.AIR SERVICE.
Laugh and Live" Will Be Theme
of Chevy Chase Baptist Service.

Laugh and Live" is the subject of
the sermon to be given by the pastor,
Rev. Edward O.aClark, at the open.air
service Of the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. The mem
bers of the, b. Y. r. u. assist in the
service, which is held on the church
site on Western avenue, near Chevy
Chase Circle. An illuminated model
of the chapel which Is to he built
will be on display as a feature Of the
service. This model, which is n close
reproduction OF the proposed church.
was constructed by Prof. J. d. Clark
of Baltimore. Nd, the father of the
pastor.
In the morning service at II o'clock
a series of sermons based upon the
Epistle to the Philippians will be be
gun.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Rev. E. Hez Swem's Topics.

Summer Story w: Why Wash
ington Lady Laughed Aloud in q
Street Carr" will be related tomor-
row night. ais o'clock, by Rev. F..
HeZ Swem. pastor. Centennial Bap
tist Church. The II o'clock morning
subject Is: The Oldest Churches
Are Ra ptiSt,"
Evening star., 1925-06-27
"CRADLE ROLL" PLANNED.
Sunday School Pupils to Take Part
in Shiloh Baptist Service.

Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church.
Ninth and p streets northwest, will
celebrate Cradle Roll day" tomorrow.
At II o'clock the pastor, Rev. DR..
Waldron. will preach on Lessons
From the Life of the Young Child
Samuel" The primary department Of
the Sunday school will have special
parts on the program. Miss Sarah
Whetts. superintendent Of the cradle
roll department, and her associates,
together with the school. are making
q special effort TO have 100 babies,
with their parents and friends present
at the services.
The primary room will be htted up
as A nursery and will be in charge
of several young women. who will
care for the restless and fretful ba bies
during the service. In order that their
mothers may attend the worship. AT
night the pastor will preach on Rest
for the Weary and Hope for the
Desoiate" ~
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Orchestra to Feature Service.

The morning service of the Ninth
Street Christian Church. beginning at
10:45 o'clock tomorrow with three
numbers by the Sunday school orches-
ira, Joseph Harrison. director. will be
broadcast. AT IL o'clock Rev. G. r.
Stauffer win preach on God. the
Father" In the evening the sermon
will he Jesus and the Young Man
Who Failed"
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Or. Brooks to Speak.

At Lincoln congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. r. w Brook s
will speak from the subject. Law or
Love-" There will he special music
by the choir. The Senior Christia n
pm.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
Imprisoned Splendor," Theme.

DR.. Samuel Judson Porter. pastor
of the First Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and o streets, will preach tomorrow.
at ! | a.mt on e"Imprisoned Splendor. ;"
and at s. p.m."On Christ Sees Us
Through
The pastor is'- giving series of
talks on the Epistles. of Peter at the
Thursday evening meetings. taken
from texts of the Greek Testament.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
SERVICES AT PETWORTH.
"The Unpretentious Christ" to b
Subject in Morning =,

The pastor of Petworth Baptist
Church. Rev. Henry j. Smith. an;
nounces the following sermons tomor-
row: II am. The Unpretentious
Christ: 11:20 M. children's sermon.
Speaking Noses; pm, Real Pow
erty; Lifes Average Portion"
There will be baptism at the chose
Of the evening sermon OF two persons
contemplating Joining the new Silver
Spring Ba aptist Church.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
PENTECOSTAL.
TENT MEETING
Corner eth & X Streets n.

Corner eth & X Streets NE.
Rev J. H. King general superintendent
OF the p II. c.. viii preach tonight and
Sunday night.
After SUNDAY Rev. o. Z. Sproull will
preach every night.
Services at 8 PM. Everyone invited.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
SUBJECT:
"Christian Science"

READING ROOMS:
FIRST CHURCH.
Investment Bldg. 18th and h Sts.-
Hours. o to o texcent Wedre.day., 20
and SUNDAYS and holidays. : 30 to 3ol e.
SECOND CHURCHILL G st. NE
Hours to 4 n m Except Wedne sdays. l to
9: Sundays. 2 80 to 3 80. Closed holidays).
THIRD CHURCH.
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G Sfs.-
Hours 10 to tWednesdays. 10 to Z.
and Sundays and holidays. . 80 to $500
FOURTH CHURCH
The Arcade, 14th and Park Road
tSecond Fl0Orr
s:3O to week days Except wednes
days. q 10 to s :30).
Evening star., 1925-06-27

Christians Obligation" Is Topic.
"A Christian's Obligation" will he
the subject OF Rev. r. o. Jones
sermon at the Temple Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening his subject will he "A
Corrupt Man in Search Of Happi-
Evening star., 1925-06-27
BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON
REVIEW-THE SPREAD OF
-s- CHRISTIANITY.

- Devotional readinE-Psalm, ss.
Golden. text-Ye shall be NV
witnesses both In Jerusalem
and In all Judea and Samaria.
and unto the utfermost part of
the earth.-Acts. rs.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
CONGREG GATIONAL.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
tCONGREGATI0NALl

1sta and SITS. NV.
REV. J. G. OLDEN. Minister
q 40 am-Church school
/ l 90 am.-"GROUND q FOR FAITH"
ZOO pm.-Ten.mlnute talk. "A MODERN
BABEL"
Special Music-A One hour Service-A Good
Orchestra-Everybody welcome-AII the
Hymns You Like = -Sink-Every
Sunday Evening at e pm
Evening star., 1925-06-27

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.
sCIESTIsT. II Boston. MASS
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Columbia road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
III c ST. NE
Third Church of Christ, Scientist,
Masonic Temple. 18th at. and \. Y. ave
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist,
The Arcade, I4th st and Park ro.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
Landing From Fleet at Ha,oaii
May Result in NelU Defenses
Naud Officials Eagerly A,cait Verdict of
Umpires, Following Apparent Rerela-
ton of Pacific Islands Weakness.

States fleet and chief umpire of the
maneuvers. asking for information.
The official verdict of the department
Will not be reached until an exhaustive
report has been submitted by the UNI
pires. Officers pointed out today that
1T would be necessary to establish quite
definitely the extent of the losses TO
the attacking forces. among other
things, before determining the vulner-
ability of the chief American defense
in the Pacific.
The possible influence on the war
game on the aircraft controversy is
another question which only detailed
report can answer. 1t is expected that
in the end the share of credit or blame
attaching to air units will be assigned
specifically. SO that the department
can determine whether its air forces
have suffered from inadequate appro-
priations or improper administra ton
1t is likely that a complete and up
to-date plan of defense in the Pacific
can be prepared when the official re-
port is at hand, for the maneuvers
about Hawaii were the elimination Of
a series which have extended over
three years, and have taken place in
all the possible areas of attack. in
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