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Sunday School Lesson

from their claims. II is doubtful II
the forces of Isaac and Abimelech did
not clash In their fights for water
rights, just as men have done ana are
now doing IN America.
Isaac was no "GIitter. he moved
on and dug new wells. because he did
not see any vital principle at stake.
He kept up his work as public
benefactor until he had dug well
outside Of the territory Of the Philis
tines. His faith was justified. for the
Lord had found room for His servant
in the last well. Of which we hear that
he dug At Broad Places" The apos
lie Of peace conquered by his spiri, Of
meekness. winning the riendship Of
his opponents and the blessing Of
God.
The Blessing ~ Peace.
Just before the armistice was signed
the writer neard one of the leading
statesmen Of Fra nee speak al luncheon
uf the American Club in London. HE
sal id: We have won the war. but we
have not won the peace. u will he
more difficult To win The peace than il
was to win the war" The world has
not yet found peace. because they
have NOT learned 1" follow the exam
pie Of Isaac and place their fr,rsi in
THE power ot God. The final forces
of society are always the spiritual
forces" When the famine was over
Isaac returned 10 Beersheba where
Jehovah appeared unto him and
blessed him
Isaac proved that he was worthy of
the approval given him from above
by building an altar unto God. In
that act ne reconsecrated himself TO
the service OF Jehovah. In his pray
er he recognized his need of divine
guidance. When the world will seek
first the kingdom Of God and His
righteousness. they will enjoy the
blessing of peace. Isaac put worship
and prayer DefOre the estabishme Mt
Of a home py pitching his tent in
Beersheba. and then ordering his
servants to dig other wells.
Here in the blessing of Canaan. en-.
ioyine the protection of God. Isaac
was visited by his former opponents
who made a new covenant Of peace
with him. He welcomed them as
brothers. and they departed in peace
There is only one way to perma ne nj
peace among the nations and men Of
the world. and that is the path of the
Lord which Isaac. who has been called
the first apostle Of peace" followed
We must seek io preach and practice
the gospel of Christ. treating all men
as brothers and :lorifying God b,
demonstrating the supremacy of the
spiritual forces. which He has giver
Ia all His followers Let us follow
the pathway of the Prince Of Peace
and help bind the world into a unit,
through love for Him and His King
dom
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CHURCH TO HONOR
MEMBERS LEAVING
Cleveland Park Congrega-
tionaI Plans Service for
Those Going Away.

\ farewell service for members of
the Cleveland Park Congregational
will he held tomorrow morning. Nine
families. mostly Army and Navy peo-
pie are leaving for other cities.
William Knowles Cooper. general
secretary Of the Y. NJ. e. A., and the
pastor of the church, Rev. George
Farnham. will conduct the service.
Those who are leaving are Col. and
Mrs. John Mckinnon. Chaplain and
Mrs r.. W. Scott, Mrs Clarence
kanolt. romdr and Mrs. 6. e,
Pecram. Mrs Emory $. Adams and
son. James Adams: Dr.. and Mrs. X.
W. Brace and family. Or. and Mrs.
Karl Schauff1e. Miss Bertha Tiffany
and Mrs. Paul Henderson and son.
Paul henderson, jr.
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MRS. COLLINS TO SPEAK.
Wife of House Member Will Ad-
dress Bible Glass.

Mrs. Ross A. Collins. wife of Rep
resentative Collins Of Mississippi,
will address the Harrison Bible tlass
of Congress Street NJ. r. Church to-
morrow at 9:45 am.
The Ladies' Bible Class of this
church has also been invited to at
tend and participate in these services.
Mrs Collins will take for the sub
iect Of her talk the words A soft
answer turneth away wrath. from
PROV. XVI. which is A part of the
Golden Text for the Sunday school
lesson.
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WOMEN'S ALLIANCE TEA.
Guests of Honor Are Donors of
Fireplace to Parish House.

The Women's Alliance of AllSouls'
Unitarian Church gave tea yester-
hay afternoon in the Hale Parish
House in honor of Mrs. Charles w.
Hills and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Nor
r1s, who donated fireplace in memory
of Mrs Hills husband in the new
building at Sixteenth and Harvard
streets.
Rev. DR.. L. G. B. Pierce. pastor Of
the church, conducted brief service
Of dedication. Mr.. Hills was an active
member of the church. a superin-
tendent of the church school, A men,
ber of the board of trustees and treas
urer. Mrs Gersham Bradford was
chairman of the committee OF ar
rangements.
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Marine Corps Orders.

officers at Quantico. Va. ordered
elsewhere are Capt. A. G. Rome. who
goes to Boston, and Capt. II. Pefley,
who goes to the battleship Nevada.
Officers ordered to Quantico are Capt.
A. H. Page. in this city: Capt. l.. NJ.
Bourne. at Hampton. Va. Capt. J. F.
Moriarty. at Rantoul. ILL.,: Capt. l..
E. Woods, at Port au Prince: Capt. G.
y. Miller. on the Navada: First Lieut..
G.. w. Martyr. at Key West. Fla. and
First Lieut.. r. q. Rogers. at Hamp-
ton. Va.
Mai. p. n. Torrey has been trans
ferred from this city to Annapolis,
Md: Maj. H. F. Wirgman from An
napolis to Port au Prince: Capt. f. A.
Presley from San Diego to Port au
Prince. and Capt. W. X. MacNulty
from Boston 10 SA& francisco.
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DR.. SHIELDS TO SPEAK
AT HAML4NE CHURCH
President of Baptist Bible Society
will Occupy Pulpit at
SPIN. Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. T. T. Shields Of Toronto.
Canada. president of the Baptist Bible
Society of North America, will occupy
the pulpit of the Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church. Sixteenth at ALI,
son street. tomorrow evening al
o'clock. DR.. Shields Is attending the
convention Of the Baptist Bible Union
of America. of which he Is the presi-
dent. and also the Northern Baptist
convention.
The baccalaureate service OF the
Lucy Webb Hayes National Training
School. including Sihley Memorial
Hospital. will be held tomorrow at II
am, the sermon to he preached by
Rev Joseph Templeton Herson. on
The New Day--Its Challenge.
Next Thursday evening at o'clock
Chaplain William w. Edel. L. s. ~,
will give an address.
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Will Study Suffering

The United Lodge of Theosophists,
709 Hill Building. Seventeenth and
Eye streets, will have a talk tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock on THE Meaning
of Suffering" to which the public Is
invited The study class will meet
Wednesday night at s o'clock, con.
tinuing the study of After Death
States" Thursday. at Sis pm, there
will be free lecture on "Buddha
His Life and Teachings
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Christian Church Session Next
Year 20 Be Held Here.

The Coxvention of the Christian
Churche2 for the Chesapeake area will
be held in this city next year. 1t was
decided a. the session this week at
Beaver Creek, Md, which was attend
ed by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Earle Wilhey.
The meeting next year Will be IN the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
DR.. wilfey will preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the church.
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RECEPTION is PLANNED.
Diocesan House to Be Scene of Tea
Next Friday.

The diocesan officers Of the Wom.
ans Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Church will hold a reception next Fri
day at the Diocesan House, 1929 +
street, from until o'clock. At this
time the equipment for the diocesan n
headquarters of the Woman's Auxili-
ary. which has been established at
Diocesan House through the interest
of Bishop Freeman, will he on dis
play.
Tea will he served at 1 o'clock. In
terested men are invited to be present,
as well as all women of the Episcopal
Church. Clergymen are particularly
invited to attend.
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Rev. E. F. Boggess Returns.

Rev. f. F. Boggess. pastor OF II
Street Christian Church. Sixth and II
streets southwest. attended the forty
ninth annual convention of the Dis
ciples Of Christ Of Delaware, Mary
land and the District of Columbia at
Beaver Creek, Md. May 1870. He
will speak tomorrow at II am. on
Echoes From the Convention" and at
pm. on The Conversion OF Saul
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CONVENTION is TOPIC.
Rev. H. w. o. Millin ston to Speak
at Highlands Baptist Church.

Al the Highlands Baptist Church.
Fourteenth and Jefferson streets,
Rev Henry w. o. MillinCton. exc
cutive secretary of the Columbia
Association of Baptist Churches, will
speak tomorrow morning on the
Southern Baptist Convention.
At the evening service the Pastor.
Rev. Newton Nj. Simmonds. will use
A. his sermon topic Does the Heart
Grow Hard?" Junior Il. V. p. L. at
pm. Young Peoples meeting at
! pm.
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Fourth of Lecture Series.

The fourth of the series Of free lee
lures to be given at the Tivoli Theater
by the local branch of the Interna.
tional Bible Students Association is
scheduled for IL o'clock. tomorrow
morning. The speaker will be r. S.
Emery of New York City, who has
selected for his topic, Time of Deliv-
erance." An invitation is extended to
the public to attend the lecture, which
is free.
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NEW YORKER TO PREACH.
DR.. Frank M. Goodchild to Be at
Immanual Baptist Church.

Rev. DIR. Cove G. Johnson. pastor Of
Emmanuel. the National Baptist Memo
rial to Religious Liberty. will preach
tomorrow morning on the subject
Jesus Only"
In the evening Dr. Frank NJ. Good
child of New York will occupy the
pulpit
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Nav Procession Planned.

Children of ST. Matthews parish will
participate in the annual May process
sion at the church, Rhode Island ave
nue. near Connecticut avenue. tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. Miss Mar
iorie Mulvihill will be queen and viii
he attended by Misses Della ReddinG-
ton. Julia Lewis and Mary Hannah as
maids of honor. The first communion
class of the parish will receive holy
communion at the o'clock mass to-
morrow morning.
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Mission Head to Speak.

The Missionary Society of the
Mount Vernon, Place NJ. F.. Church
South will meet in the Sunday school
room Tuesday at pm. in honor OF
Miss Lois Cooper. president of the Nc
Tyeier School, Shanghai. China. who
win tell of her work. A program has
been arranged and the public is in
vited.
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PASTORS WILL MEET.
Federation to Be Addressed by Rev
c. Oscar johnson.

The Spring meeting of the Pastors
Fedora ation will be held Monday at II
o'clock in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Rev. c. Oscar
johnson, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church of Tacoma, Wash. will speak
on "The Passing Of the Prince
Albert
officers of the federati ton recently
elected are: Rev. DIR. John. T.
Huddle. president; Rev. Dr. w. A.
Lambeth. vice president; Rev. W. +.
smith, secretary, and Rev. F.. o.
Clark, treasurer.
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SOCIETY WILL MEET.
Woman's Missionary Group to Con-
vene on Wednesday.

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Washington
district will open in Calvary Southern
Methodist Church. 304o @ street. next
Wednesday at 9 am. Mrs. Nellie &.
Clark, the secretary, will preside.
DR.. F.. V. Reeester, Mrs. T. J. Cope
land, Mrs. r. L. Clemmitt and others
are on the program. Sessions will be
held at am. 2 pm. and 8 pm. We'd
nesday, and at am. and pm.
Thursday. The public is invited.
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D. of A. Memorial Services.

Columbia Daughters Of America will
hold memorial services tomorrow eve.
ming at Grace Baptist Church in
honor Of the AZ members who died
during the past year. Mrs. Alice ].
Muller, associate State councillor, will
have charge OF the mortuary lights.
State Secretary c. II. Miller will call
the silent roll. and little Alice Pettitt
and Emily Hochstrasser will be flower
bearers. The exercises will conclude
with the sounding of Taps" Rev. F.
w. johnson, pastor, will preach.
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First Baptist Church.

Rev. P. Rowland Wagner. assistant
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow morning ana
evening. The pulpit will he filled May
30 by a visiting minister. Rev. DR..
Samuel Judson Porter. the pastor.
who has been i'll a long time. will
preach June q. and his sermon will he
broadcast.
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GOD Is love. TOO
Is not arbitrar.
power, ror blinc
force. nor heart
less destiny. God
Is love" and onl,
those who know
love can know
God.
Love ts alwa ys
a " INN er and
therefore II is
wise.
He drew a circle
that shut me
out.
But Love and !
had the wit Ia
win
We drew a circle
that shut him
in"
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KENTUCKIAN TO PREACH.
Rev. George Ragland to Occupy
Fifth Baptist Pulpit.

Rev. DR.. George Rasland of Ken
lucky will preach tomorrow morning
at Fifth Baptist church. and Rev.
DR.. W. r. Riley Of Minnesota will &C
cupy the pulpit AT 7:i5 nm.
Rev. DR.. John E,. Briggs. the pastor.
has returned from the Southern Eap
tist convention in Texas. The sun
day school meets AZ 9:3o am. and T..
y. 7. y. At $40 pm.
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GUNSTON HALL CLOSING.
Bacca laureate Sermon will Be To-
morrow at st. Margaret's.

Rev. Canon l.oheck will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual.
ing class of Gunston Hall School to-
morrow at II ann. at st. Margaret
Church. At 4:30 pm. there will he n
sermon by Rev. Stephen Webster "f
St. Marks Church. The graduation
exercises Of the SUNDAY school of st.
Margaret's will he held May 80 at
4:30 pm.
Holv communion will he observed
tomorrow at 7:30 and II am. with the
rector, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, as
celebrant.e
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Jesus had the
old code Of his
people In mind.
That code was
perfectly simple
a nd quite fero-
cious.
7 he PSalmiSt
illustrates the old
code. He demands
that when his en-
envy goes tn law.
that he be found
guilty. and that
his prayer be turn
ed TO sin. He de-
mands that the
days OF his enemy
he shortened. that
his children should
be fatheflesS, and
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Woman's Day Services.

There will be annual Woman's day
exercises all day tomorrow at Lincoln
congregational Temple. Al ii o'clock
Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook. member
of the Board of Education. Will speak.
At 4 pm. DR.. Sarah Brown and Mrs.
Ida W. Tyler will speak. At pm;
Mrs Alice MepsNil will be the principal
S1na ker. n
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SERVICES AT CALVARY.
DIR. Montgomery to Preach on "Ele-
ments of Upright Life"

AT the Calvary Methodist Church
tomorrow evening Rev. DIR. James
Shera Montgomery will give SER
mon.lecture on THE Elements of an
Upright Life" At the morning serv-
ice, in response to the missionary
conference which has been held In
the church the last 10 days, DR.. Mont
gomery will give special sermon on
'The Hope of New Earth"
Childrens day will be celebra ted
June instead Of the second Sunday.
which Is the customary day.
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COVENANT SERVICES.
Dr. Charles Wood will Preach at
Morning Service.

Rev. DR.. Charles Wood will preach
tomorrow morning at the Church OF
the Covenant. Rev. William A. Elsen'
berger will preach in the evening on
The Christ of Today.
The midweek prayer service will be
held Thursday at pm.
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Will Observe Pentecost.

The feast of Pentecost tomorrow
will be celebrated at st. Mary's
Church, Rev. Raymond p. Wagner.
o. Praem, will preach. There will be
low mass at 7:1s, s:Is and the last
mass at 11:15,
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Delegates to Preside.

Rev. Fl. II. Savage. Of Pontiac,
Mich. will preach at the Temple Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning, and
Rev. David Alexander. of Gaundy
Center. iowa. will preach at the eve
ming service.
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Petworth Baptist Church.

Rev. Henry J. Smith. pastor OF Pet
worth Baptist Church. announces the
following sermons tomorrow: In the
morning. WHOSE Prisoner" ana In
the evening, Life Leases"
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DR.. C.. B. Stealey to Preach.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. G.
r. Austin. will address the T. F. L..
Bible class. DR.. G.. Y. Stealey viii
preach at II a m.
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"TRlVIAl LIVING"
Theme Announced by DR.. Joseph
r. Sizoo for Tomorrow.

Rev. DIR. Joseph f. Sizoo, minister
Of the New York Avenue Presby
terian Church. will preach tomorrow
morning at the II o'clock service on
Trivial Living"
In the evening. by request, he will
continue for one more week the
series on Personal Problems in Re
ligion.' He will discuss the theme.
What Is Heaven Like"
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RV HUBERT c. HERRING.
Noted Liberal Writer Lecturer Preacher.
Boston.
Jesus asks impossible things.
Little wonder that the world has
done its best to tone His words down,
to ignore them, to forget them.
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Pastor Calvary Baptist Church. New York.
President Fundamentals League.
II Is wise as well as righteous 10
love our enemies. The profoundest
truth of the universe is expressed In
the simple but sublime thought that
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By REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON

ISAAC AND HIS WELLS. 49,
Genesis. xXvi.12.2b.
Golden Text-A soft answer
turneth away wrath: hut GrieV-
ious word stirreth up anger
Proverbs. XVI.
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THE TWO-WAY PULPIT
Tie,cs Of Opposing Religious Leaders
on Bible Questions.
By JOHN ROACH STR ATOM. ~. ID.
TEXT

Love your enemies Luke. Wiz.
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|. j. CONTINUES
. ITS ENROLMENT
Expect to Have $500 Stu:
dents This Semester.
BIZ Tnited Press

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 10
Enrolment Of new and re-enrollment
Of old students at Indiana Univer.
sity continued today and it is ex-
pected the total may pass the $500
mark before the work is completed
Tuesday.
Glasses will be held for the first
time Wednesday and the opening
Of the new term will see the living
accomodations of the Indiana cam
pus taxed to accommodate the entire
student body, it was predicted.
There are 212 faculty members at
Bloomington this year, the 103d for
the university. A total Of S21 courses
will be offered in the schools of
music, arts and science, education,
commerce, medicine and law here.
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Building Permits
(Recorded Saturday. Sent. IL

lhecorded Saturday, Sept. III
voa n; Ia Simon. garage. 5145 N. Pennsyl-
sv, H. AZ Z. simon dwelling. 5145 N. Penn
g, a d9gG Mcdonald, dwelling. 241s Parker.
w william sudmen, garage 1906 E. New
CO 6, Cloud, dwelling, se15 College.
G, G; Cloud, garage. ae15. College $500
90 Il. Rowe. dwelling. 2oeo coyner
.. 3 aod II. Rowe, dwelling, 2o24, coyner,
:, Fogts Car and Tractor Company add.
w, E McCreery, porch. 1917 w. Thirty.
soH E. Mosmier, garage. 715 N. Riley.
81. T. Moynahan, dwelling. 1884 Hiatt
q Mary Clark, garage, So N. Addison.
w H; Howard. garage. 1921 E. Fiji
M Manning. garage. 400 W. Thirtieth.
Augustus Tramp, reroof, cas- N. Oak
a. Ti%9Sthy Flaherty. reroof., 1905 ster-
Wilt Willia~ opIgnSard. reroof a15 E. Thirty
Stella Warner. reroof. $50 Division.
~oJs F. smither. reroof. s51 s. oaklandH
George Hoist. reroof. ao4o N. DelaV
Dave Grady. garage. $40 W. Morris.
~aWiiliam Martin. reroof. 20 9. Neal.
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NJ; a. Labraico. reroof. ellS Ashland.
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that had been tried in the Federal
Courts. Their arrest and indictment
followed a raid on the Maryland
Drug and Chemical Company in Bal
timore, owned and operated, the Fed
eral authorities testified, by the
Jones brothers.
: Evidence was submitted by the
Government to show that alcohol
bought by this company for use in
the commercial drug trade, was
diverted to beverage use through
bootleg channels in Baltimore.
THE Jones brothers defense was
that they operated the drug com.
pany as a blind to enable them to
obtain inside information on the
illegal liquor trade in Baltimore. 1t
was brought out in the examination
of Neufeld Jones that when he was
serving with the intelligence IT,. Of
the Department of Justice he was
publicity agent for the Ku-Klux
Klan. and that during the first three
years of his connection with the
Khan he had received $4,000 from
that organization"
L. S. Connection Denied
A dispatch to the Times from its
Washington Bureau brings these lat
est Developments:
Internal Revenue Bureau officials
here denied today that Winfield and
Neufelt T. Jones had been commits
stoned by the bureau to cooperate in
an investigating bootleg operations
in Baltimore, when convicted of di-
verting industrial alcohol to the boot
leg trade and sent to Atlanta Peni-
tertiary for a two-year term.
A petition for parole of the
brothers has been sent to the parole
board by a number of prominent
"drys" and about twenty United
States Senators. including Senator
Watson of Indiana.
Neufield Jones, in the Baltimore
trial at which he was convicted, told
of being publicity man for the Ku-
KluX Khan for three years, and re-
ceiving $4,000 for this work. At
his trail he also asserted he was en-
gagged in the illegal diversion in "co-
operation" with the Internal Revenue
Bureau, to uncover Baltimore boot
logging. He was former assistant
Federal prohibition administration
for Georgia. Federal District At
torney Woodcock, of Baltimore, said
that ]. e. Baker, one of the wit
nesses in the Baltimore trial, who
helped convict Jones, had Caller
sign an affidavit asserting that the
brothers were framed.
Documentary Evidence
"They couldn't have BEEN" said
Woodcock. I'VE had documentary
evidence to prove their guilt of a
bold infraction Of the law, in addi-
ton to the verbal evidence at the
trial.
"Woodcock said he had not been
approached on the subject of a pa
role. Sympathy for the family Of
the brothers led to his writing a let.
ter in their behalf, according to DR..
e. II. Cherrington, secretary Of the
World League Against Alcoholism,
and for many years a pillar Of the
Anti-Saioon League.
He said the father was formerly
Georgia superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League, and that he had
known nothingTof the case against
the brothers. He denied having
signed the petition, but said he had
written personal letter.
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FA|NTS At PHONE
AS NEGRO ENTERS
Traces Call for HeIp-Wom-
an PROSTATE.

Mrs. Don Young, Apartment 6, Of
1850 N. Meridian ST., was found
PROSTATE on the floor of her home
Sunday night by Lieut.. Fred Wink
Ter, after she had phoned for help
when a Negro prowler entered the
The womans call for help was
traced by the telephone operator.
The woman said she left the hall
door open after her husband had
gone to take a relative home. On
seeing a big Negro enter the door
she ran to the phone, called for
help, and tainted. Police found no
trace Of the prowler.
Mrs. d. Bibler, 1898 e. Thirty Sec
ond ST., told police she saw a Negro
try to open the kitchen and base
ment windows. The prowler lied.
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FRENCHMA.N FI9AC HEAD
Deputy Marcel Heraud Chosen at
Veterans Meet.

Marcel Heraud, member of the
French Chamber of Deputies, was
elected president of the Fidac, the
international organization of vet
Grams associations of the allied coun-
tries in the World War, according
to a radio message received from
Krakow, Poland, by national head
quarters of the American Legion
here today Col. Henry Dickinson
Lindsey, past national commander
of the Legion was elected vice presi-
dent and Lady Churchill president
of Fidac Auxiliary.
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DISPLAYS TAKE HONORS
Art Student Wins Two Prizes;
Teaches at 8. n. q.

Miss Josephine Hollingsworth. 3S3
N Garfield Ave, June graduate Of
John Heron Art Institute, won two
awards at the State fair this year.
Three drawings took first prize in
the Furniture Illustrations" ex.
hibit.' Second prize was given
piece of Batik.
Miss Hollingsworth received a
scholarship in the art school after
graduation from Shortridge in 1922.
she Is on the Shortridge art de-
partment faculty this year.
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Musical Instruments
PLAYER Piano Bargain

Party leaving town will sell Kimball
player "a rolls and bench. for unpaid
balance, at So per week. See Mr.. Sanford.
AZ N. Pennsylvania st. Main 1887.