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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
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Bx RODNEY BUTCHER

WASHINGTON = The sweet and
gentle spirit of forgiveness permeates
the auguGt precincts of Capitol Hill.
The Christmas feeling is in every
heart. Cancellation and peace are
the watchwords of the hour where
yesterday was bitter strife and divi.
sion.
The great, generous heart of the
republican party even threatens TO
cover such an alien as Senator Hens
riI1 Shipstead, the farmer-Iaborite
senator from Minnesota, with its
kindly wing.
For control of the senate in the
SEVENTEEN congress by republican
senators is precarious thing in
deed There are only 48 of them
Shipstead is likely to vote generally
with the AZ democrats and the fact
that the president of the senate may
vote to break a tie has never meant
quite SO much since Vice President
Dawes lost a mad taxicab race to
cinch confirmation of Charles
Warrens appointment as attorney
general.
But how contagiou is this sweet
and gentle spirit of forgiveness?
VIII it spread, for instance to the
great northwest that elected such
men aS Brookhart, Nye and Frazier?
Will the quality of mercy be not
strained in Iowa or North Dakota If
men elected over regular republican
candidates as red-hot progress;ves
begin to cool under administration
bland.shmnts?
Pressure on the irregulars here
has long been notoriousIy tremen-
Gous. 1t even has its social phases
Worst of all handicaps to senator
is a lack of patronage.
Imagine senator, besteged by
constituents for political plums,
forced to answer:
81 don't stand in very well down
here. You had better see the fellow
beat in the elction, who still has
the support of the administration"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
WITH EDITORS

(Arizona Republican,

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speech
money gabbers, pointed
that billion
enough he sad off the debt which
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do international mind affairs
seeking ensave the of the world
distinguished
timely something opinion
the the world by financial
power globe
international that
consider modest considering loaned
eservice
politicians
blame great many
people believe
There that Immediately remedy the situation
Canng joining
nations will Time
doubtless situation will help itself
only for
business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
LOST ART

Arthur Ripley, gag man, is great on
antiques and rceantly got an ash
tray OF which re was inordinately
Lr,IG.,
Imagine his disgust, on coming back
from fishing ,rir to InI his an
tique so cleaned and highly polished
that it looked like a brand new
article from the five and ten cent
store.
MY goodness" exclaimed the new
maid, who mad been responsible for
the transformation, I'D be ashamed
to offer such a rusty-looking thing
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
The Day In Washington
The senate passed a bill 70
liberalize the immigration law.

The senate passed a bill TO
liberalize the immigration law.
The senate took up the con-
troversial house rivers and har-
bors bill.
Doheny defense pleadings
reached the final phase in the oil
trial.
Consideration of the interior
department supply bill was con-
tinued by the house.
The revised McNary- Haugen
farm bill was introduced by Sem
ator McNary, of Oregon.
Harry F. Sinclair sought to
have the Teapot Dome conspiracy
Indictment quashed.
Senator Frazier, of North Da-
kota, was invited back into or
ganization ranks by senate
republicans.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
R6AAEBE6

An anti-insane- Grub has been
formed in Hollywood. Great news
for the potato belt.
1t used to be Join the navy and
see the world" Now it's play foot
ball for Notre Dame and see the
world"
Just word to the lady shoppers
male escort-Houdni left several val
uable treatises on the seemingly i'm
possible.
Clarence Darrow says he doesn't
think there's anything as lovely rs
u blond unless it's a brunei or q
girl with pretty red hair. The iega.
profession indeed has broadened Mr.
Darrow.
A drone bee has 1880 eyes, an en-
pert tells us Nearly enough to find
q parking place!
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
GREAT IDEA

Will II. Hays, the mogul of thS
movies, was condemning u mooted
reform.
"'The trouble with this reform" he
said, and the same trouble that
marks a good many labor and cons
mun!st and other reforms, is that it's
based on selfishness.
1T reminds me of little girl who
was thinking about life.
Mama she said thoughtfully,
why can't the candy shop man ana
the top shop man call for orders
every morning the same as the but
cher and grocer dor"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
THE SLOW ENGLISH

A Londoner took an American TO
see Hamlet" You sure are behind
the times here" remarked the Ameri-
can. Il saw this play in New YORK
four years ago"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
HE'LL RAISING IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS
New York Herald-Tribune)

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democratic raise hel
his
Unfortunately however it is not policy which appeals the
to
republicans their
politics plan profound
satisfaction entire The
popular as it's
Harrison would do well remember hell raising
legislators
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
WORLD OF WORDS

Edward Box, the famous Philadel-
phian, was asked by a reporter how
many magazine stories "A magazine
writer could turn out in month
'If he's d genius" said Mr.. Box.
''he can turn out, with the hardest
kind of work, one; if he's man of
average ability, by straiuing every
nerve he can turn out two; and IL
he's an ass he can easily turn out
four"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
Abe Martin

Queen MRrie'S visit resurrected
more Murry 4 Mack dress suits than
HIlythin' that's ever happened in this
country. Who recalls when Bryan
WIZ accused o. bcin' in league with
Wall Street cause be addressed COZ
lar banquets.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
a RENErAcroR IN DISGUISE,

Larkson I'm going up to the Jail,
want to talk with the bandit who
took my car"
Parkson: whats tire user
Larkson: Maybe he'll tell me how
he got fifty miles an hour out OF
her."-Life
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15


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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15
PLUCKED FROM THE PLAINS

to anyone who asked for an ash
tray"
II get your angle" admitted Ar
thur, but this is one case of too
much efficiency. Now Iii have to
bury it in the garden for month.
It's the only way / can get a decent
finish on it."
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-15

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mothers
Evening star., 1926-05-22
CONVENTION FOR CITY.

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Evening star., 1926-05-22
AID SOCIETY OBSERVES
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Ladies' of Trinity Lutheran Church
Celebrate With Banquet-Two
Charter Members Attend.

Two Of the 81 charter members Of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity
Lutheran Church attended the cele-
bration Of the fiftieth anniversary Of
the organization Wednesday night.
when banquet was held in the Sun
day school room Of the church.
Those two members. who have wit
messed the growth Of the society from
It's infancy. are Mrs. Pauline Aschen-
bach and Mrs. Elizabeth Albers. and
more than 100 other members and
friends also Joined in the observance.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Hennig. pastor Of the
church. was toastmaster and spoke. az
did Rev. J. Frederic Wenchel. pastor
Of Christ Lutheran Church: Fred Cast
president Of Trinity congrega ton
Mrs. William Heider. president Of the
Ladies' Aid: DR.. Fred Arends. Adam
Emma Schreiber.
Musical numbers were furnished ny
Mrs. Henry Schneider. Miss Emma
Hennig. John Thiemeyer and Rudolph
Masters. and Miss Helen Neumeyer
gave readings Numerous floral trib
utes were received.
The officers of the society serving
with Mrs. Heider are Mrs. William
Miller, vice president: Mrs. Louis
Merkel, secretary, and Mrs. Charles
Cooper, treasurer
Trinity Church will celebrate its
seventy-hfth anniversary In the Fall
Evening star., 1926-05-22
DR.. LAMBETH RETURNS
FROM CHURCH MEETING
Pastor Will Be in Pulpit AT Mount
Vernon Place Church Tomorrow
Morning and Evening.

Rev Dr. w 4. Lambeth. pastor "f
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church South. who has
heen in Memphis Tenn. attending
the meeting of the General confer
ence of the church. will preach ~ ~
am tomorrow on Identified With
Christ" and at s pm. on Disciple
ship.
Dr. Lambeth report ed that the Cen
eral Conference had changed the date
of the meeting of the Baltimore An
nuai Conference from April 10 SEP
temher and that as result the pres
enl conference year, which started
last April. will run until September.
1927. making the year IS months In
length.
l;ev. W. 4. Mckee assistant 10 the
pastor will preach to the Junior
church al II am. on A Lead Pen
Gil"
team from The Esthuaoruth Class
viii conduct 4 service tomorrow aft
ernoon in building + AT -. Eliza
| beth's Hospital AZ Z O'Clock.
\ meeting nf the EpVorth League
will he held at t:t5 pm. when CZecho-
| sloVakia will he discussed. under the
| leadership Of Mrs. James l.. Hudson
| Girls dressed in native costume will
| take part.
4 meeiinE will be held ny the Ep
worth League Monday ~ pm. Al
| tn. Home for the aged.
| The pastor visiting commit 90 will
| meot Monday evening AZ the church
| at s O'Clock.
The 4. r. Pugh Bible class will
| conduct services At the Central I ni"n
| Mission Wednasdl, evening.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
EXPELLED PASTOR
PLANS NEW CHURCH
South Dakota Fundamental
ist Believes 100 Members
Will Quit With Him.
Nv the AsaocJ3ted Press


LEAD. s. D.. May 90. Rev. Albert
n. Crombie. f,lnda mentalist pastor. ex-
PEELED from his pulpit here by the
State Presbyterian Synod. will fight
the teaching and preaching of orgs nic
evolution and all other forms OF sin in
the open. believing the militant meth
cd Is he attack Satan fears most.
Rev. Mr.. Crombies expulsion last
night followed controversy between
the funda mentalist and modernist fac
tions in the Presbyterian Church here.
In signed statement Yesterday he
"a Id the "sVnodG failure ~ sustain
the church complaint makes the Lead
Church modernist group the loser and
upholds the rulings Of the moderation
"f the rresbytery.
y am of the opinion that fully 100
members will withdraw and under my
leadership will form fully accredited
Presbyterian church. standing for the
fundamentals including
Verbal inspiration of the Bible.
THE universally of sin.
The necessity of the new birth.
The miracles ~ the Old and New
Testaments.
THE virgin birth and blood atone
meni of Christ and his premille nnial
second coming.
The funda mentalist policy ] accept
also involves the inherent American
! rights of free speech. life. liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. which my
| opponents. by padlockinE the church
and in speeches before the synod :
committee and on the floor of the
| synod. sought Ia deprive mo NJ.
| Our motto Is 'contend for the faith
once delivered to the saints and we
mean t" stand for the old rugged
! cross Al any "oet. So help us God.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AIM IS EXPLAINED
Lecturer Is Heard at Theater
and Church by Large
Audiences.

Lectures on "Christian Science Its
Redemptive Mission were delivered
in keiths Theater al noon yesterday
and in First Church. Of Christ. SCien-
tist. last night by Bicknell Young,
{. s. B.. of Chicago. III. Mr.. Young
is a member of the board of lecture
shin of the mother church. the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist. in Ros-
ton. Mass. and spoke to large au-
diences at both lectures. lie was in
troduced by Elmer |. Baldwin. first
reader Of First Church. under whose
auspices the lectures were given.
There lately fell into my hands a
newspaper clipping describing the dis
covery Of A new disease, he said.
About so years ago Mary Baker
Eddy discovered Christian Science
and co-ordinately discovered that
there is no disease. either old or new
This astonishing event, strange as It
may seem to you, had to do with facts,
not theories. 1t was purely scientific
and ethical. and its high purpose was
not tainted by any personal ambition.
Mrs. Eddy was not seeking fame but
truth. and she found it in the mental
realm where truth exists primarily
and exclusively.
PURPOSE tS FPHeNOlPU.
'Onr purpose Is wholly benevolent.
our science strictly Christian. The
object we have in view is to extend
it's immeasura ble benefits to all man
kind, and we solicit your interest only
that YOU may understand II and put
il 10 the test in your daily lives.
Without study and investigation
without careful observation and com
parison. the chemist or physicist can
make no scientific advancement. We
are accustomed to this fact and en-
tirelv reconCiled TO il. Prior to the
discovery of Christian Science. how
ever, the world AT large. even the eX-
Ceptionally intellectual part of it. was
not aware that exactly the same rule
applies to spiritual advancement. Mrs.
Eddy's discovery that the works OF
Jesus We're scientific and sequential,
instead of being. is is generally sup
posed, mysterious and sporadic. came
about In exactly the same way that
other great discoveries are made. that
is 10 say. through observation of as
certained or asCertainable facts and
the method Of discovery entailed the
same unswervinS allegiance to facts
that has characterized great scientific
Investigators from time immemorial.
Says Effort Is Needed.
Material existence Of itself indi.
rates nothing of the immortality of
man, and yet religion as generally
understood, and the material systems
of healing generally accepted, are at
me in aScribinS to material existence
divine origin. Taking this view. il
is only another step. and. according
10 that false premise. A logical one.
them
troubles of the human race must also
have a divine origin. Then we find
these systems engaged in the attempt
10 overcome Affections and disea ses
which they regard as legitimate and
inevitable phenomena in the universe.
Christian Science has given us eyes
IN see the real way and the under
standing to walk in it. but would not
give the impression that this way and
this understa nding can come to YOU
without any effort on your part
Evening star., 1926-05-22
SERMON TO BE BASED
ON LIFE OF w. J. BRYAN
Rev. Edward o. Clark to Continue
Series on Great Christians
of Our Day"

William Jennings Bryan" is the
subject of the third sermon in the
series ON Great Christians of Our
Day" which Rev. Edward o. Clark
will deliver tomorrow evening al the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church, Western
avenue and Belt road.
At the morning service the pastor
VIII state some of the issues TO come
before the sessions of the Northern
Baptist Convention
A meeting of the Women's Society
was held last Monday afternoon. The
work of the society in caring for the
booth on Cuba in the exhibit at the
convention was outlined. and com.
prehensive budget for home and for
eign activities was adopted.
The intermediate and Senior Young
Peoples societies will hold union
meeting tomorrow at pm. at which
time pagea ant, Overheard in ia pan,
will he given.
The campaign for sufficient neW
members TO the church to make a
total Of 100 received in the past two
years has been launched. Several have
signified their intention of uniting
with the church Al this time.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

A meeting of the District of Colum
bia Christian Endeavor Union Will be
held June {, at Friends Church. at
which time all reports of officers and
committees for the past year will be
made and officers for the new year
elected.
The District Christian Endeavor
Union more than doubled its quota
for the DR. Francis r. Clark Recog-
milton Fund" However. for the benefit
of those who did not get to have a
part in this worthy enterprise contri.
buttons will stu he received at Union
headquarters. 2l7 Y. NJ. G. A. Build
ing.
The Junior Endesvorers Of the Dis
trict are TO have a picnic June 26. at
Reservoir Park.
The Intermediate Endea vorers will
hold their biennial convention at Met
ropolitan Presbyterian Church. Fourt h
and r streets sout beast. June "a
and 25
Evening star., 1926-05-22

his wife a widow: let his children be
Vagabonds. and none be kind to them:
let usurers take all his goods. and let
his family name he erased from the
earth
All of this is in the 109th Psalm.
Jesus said. Love your enemies.
Now, love is a strong word. Jesus
had the choice between two words
both of which we translate by this
word love" One word means I'M
pulsive affection. the love for child
or friend. But rather he uses the
word which means deliberate and
pla nned goodwill.
When He says enemies. He means
il. He means political enemies. ma
tional enemies. religious enemies. He
means the enemies who persecute the
holders of contrary opinions In re-
Iieion. The people OF Jesus day took
their religion very seriously. They
fought about it. They hated those
who disagreed They bounded them
and killed them. They killed Jesus.
Hate Is expensive. 1t sours life.
The man who INDUCES his hate fnds
himself left with nothing but MS
hatredS. Contrary to popular conNic-
tion. the good hater does not make
good lover.
-
Jesus vocabulary. He was right. IN
the long run. the impossible things
are the only possible things. History
reverses logic
Love YOUR enemies" Is the only
way out. 4 genuine and active good
will is the only force under heaven
which can keep the world from chaos.
The world is criss-crossed with di-
visions which only good will can heal.
There are lines between religious
groups. conservative and liberal.
Catholic and Protestant. Lines be.
tween racial groups. Jew and Gentle.
Lines between nations. France and
Germany. Japan and China. Russia
and Poland. Lines everywhere. lines
which divide. lines across which peo-
ple hate each other with all their
heart.
And the end OF it? Chaos. and the
defeat of civiliZa ton. Human hatreds
are perfectly capable Of bringing back
the Jungle. There is nothing auto
matte and inevitable about progress.
Only the Polya yannas and the Rabbits
think that.
Love your enemies. Impossible,
idiotic. the fond vision Of a fool.
Possibly so. hut If love viii not
work. nothing will. IT is chaos ahead,
or IL is Christ. We have our choice.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
DR.. CLARK TO PREACH.
Services Announced for First
Presbyterian Church.

The Unknown God" will be the
subject of the sermon tomorrow MON
ing at the First Presbyterian Church
by Rev. DR.. John Britain Clark. At
the twilight service he will continue
his series of sermons on verses of the
Bible not generally understood.
AT recent meeting of the Sunday
school board the following were elect
ed: Superintendent, Robert G. Covel;
assistants, Otis 3. Johnson. Mrs. J. r.
Van Fossen, Miss A. Miller. Mrs. NJ. j
Vaughan, Mrs. j. c. Beveridge. jr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Voskiel. Represent
Rtlve Robert Simmons of Nebraska
has taken the young mems class and
Joseph Voskiel is teaching the Mac
Leod class.
A donation of $50 In gold has beer
fiven to the young ladies' class. now
The Irene Woodbridge class. as a nu
Fleus for a fund for furnishing a room
In the proposed new church building
lo be erected on the new site. Al
thirty-sixth street and Massa chusetts
avenue.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
WH|TSUNDAY RITES
BY YEP|SCOPAL|ANS
Congregations to Observe
Festival of Church Birth
day Tomorrow.

The Episcopal churches will observe
Whitsunday tomorrow with special
services.
1t Is one Of the great festivals of
the church. ranking only after Christ
mas and Easter. The name. which Is
Of English origin. Is supposed to be
derived from the words. white sun.
day" so called from the color Of the
-obes worn on that day by the recently
baptized. On Whitsunday IL commem-
GRATED the event described In the Book
Of the Acts of the Apostles as the de-
scent of the Holy Ghost on the apos-
ties assembled in Jerusalem for the
Jewish feast of the Pentencost. ~ ls
commonly spoken of as the Birthday
of the Church
There will he celebrations of the
holy communion in the early morning
and again in the forenoon in all the
Episcopal churches in the city.
Evening star., 1926-05-22
B. Y. P. u. NEWS

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Columbia Federation Of Baptist
Young Peoples Unions was held
Tuesday at Kendall Baptist Church,
at which time the following officers
were elected President. John Ruth
ven: first vice president. Herbert s.
Reamy: second vice president. F. II.
Spencer: recording secretary. Miss
Donna Mae Sparks: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Fred Braugh. and
trea surer. Wilbur w. St Clair.
The members of the Kendall 3. Y,
r. 4. presented pageant. entitled
The Conversion Of Cornelius"
The Columbia Federation Of r. Y.
r. US will present to the Northern
Baptist Convention a dramatized pro
gram of the work of the federation
for the past six years Thursday AT
PAS pm.
The afternoon session, May 30. ha
been set aside hy the Northern Bap-
tist Convention as Young People s
session.
The Northern Baptist Convention
will hold n banquet at the Lee House
May % at s pm. for the young
people.
Evening star., 1926-05-22

Yes, Loves other name is W is
dom-and that is one of the names
of God. The only real harm that
my enemy can do me is to get on
The inside Of my spirit and make me
hate him, Thus ne does me an
eternal hurt. Ny spirit must live for
ever. and if ii is degraded and de-
hauched by SO gross and selfish a
thing as hatred for fellow man.
then it is marred to- all eternity.
What a victory for my foe. And how
hell laughs in glee Al so foolish
a tragedy.
Paul saying. Being reviled. we
bless: being prosecuted, we suffer it:
being detained. we entreat." America
feeding the hungry Germans. Grant
handing back his sword TO Lee. and.
above all. Jesus on the cross praying.
Father. forgive them. for they know
not what they do''-this is greatness
and this is glory.
Love for our enemies Is right as
well Is wise How dare we look for
the mote in our neiChbor's eye when
behold there is beam in our own
eye' The frailtv of our common hu-
manity is the just ground of mercy
for us all: and mercy should flow
freely and softly from our souls, the
truth:
THE quality NJ mercy is not strain d.
It droppeth as the gentle rain from
heaven
t-pon the place beneath. 1t is twice
blest:
It blesseth him that gives and him
that takes.
'Tis mightiest in the mightiest; II be
comes
The throned monarch better than his
crown;
His scepter shows the force Of tenn
poral power.
The attribute to awe and majesty.
Wherein doth sit the dread and fear
of kings;
But mercy is above this sceptered
sway,
It is enthroned in the hearts OF
kings:
It Is an attribute to God himself;
And eArthly power doth then show
lAest Gods
When mercy seasons Justice"
And greater than Shakespeare
said: Lave your enemies. bless
them that rurse you. do good TO them
that hate you. and pray for them
which despitefully use you. and perse
cute YOU: that We may he the children
Of 'vour Father which is In heaven
for he mak>:G rs sin to rise on the
evil and on the good and sendett
rain on the just and on the unjust.
Matthew, v.44-45D
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Evening star., 1926-05-22
VISITING MINISTERS
TO FILL D. C. PULPITS
Assignments of A. M. E. Zion Con.
: ference Delegates to Local
Churches Announced.

Visiting ministers to the A. NJ. F.:
Zion conference in session here have
been assigned to FIJI local pulpits
tomorrow. They are as follows:
Galbraith A. NJ. F.. Zion church
Sixth street between 7. and NJ streets
III am. Dr. Henry y. Tillman: 3
pm. DR.. w. w. Matthews: 3 pm.
DR.. s. r. Walker.
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets-To
address SUNDAY school al 10: % am
e. w. Anderson. Williamsport. IA:
1o:45 am. prea ching. Dr.. g. :
Whitted: 7:45 pm. DR.. :. n. Wat
kins.
Union Wesley A. NJ. F.. Zion Church
Twenty third between l. and NJ
streets-7:45 pm. Rev J. l.. White
Wesley Metropolitan 4. NJ. E. zior
Church. Second and II streets south
west-7:4S pm. Rev. j. E. Dennis.
St. Paul A. NJ. f. Church, Eighth
street and Virginia avenue south
west-11 am. Rev. !. T. Daniels;
PM. Rev. i. l.. Butler.
ASbury NJ. F.. Church. Eleventh AND
X streets-11 am. Rev. H. L. Holt.
Ebenezer NJ. E. Church. Fourth and
3 streets southeast-11 am. Rev. w
W. Howard: 5 pm. Rev. G. b. Ash
ton.
Haven Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourteenth and 3 streets southeas st
II am. Rev. F. r. killingswOrth:
p.m., Rev. w. r. Jones.
Trinity A. NJ F. Zion Church. Nor
ton street between Georgia avenue
and Sherman avenue-11 am, n. j
Stevenson
Plymouth Congrega tional Church.
Seventeenth and = streets-ll am.
DR.. NJ. l.. BlalOck
Nash Memorial Methodist Episcopa
Church-Sixteenth and Levey streets
I'll am. Rev. !. w. Hilton; pm.
Rev. J. M. Jones.