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Evening star., 1926-09-17
MISSING PHYSICIAN FOUND
DIR. Hanna G. Hutchins, 80, Was
Wandering in Chicago Streets.

CHICAGO. September II H9.-Dr.
Hanna Georgia Hutchins. 81. noted
woman physician and temperance
worker, who disappeared yesterday
from her home, was found early today
wandering on the near North Side.
DR.. Hutchins practised medicine for
26 years and was always an active
worker in civil affairs. She has been
retired for seven years.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
By the Associated Press.

Rv the Associated Press. u
WINNIPEG, September 11.-untold
damage to crops and the deaths or a
saskatchewan farmer and his wlfe
and two children, who were killed by
a lightning bolt. followed series or
severe snow, hail and rain storms
which have swept western Canada
for the past three days.
The unreasonable weather has re-
: suited in a sharp rise in grain quota
tions. wheat having advanced S12
cents on the Winnipeg exchange dur
ing the past week.
II is reported that grain is sproutlng
in the shocks in the districts where
rains have prevented threshing for
periods of from 10 days TO three
weeks.
The snowfall in Alberta is the
earliest in years. the northern por-
ton of the province being covered
with from six inches to a foot OF
snow.
EDMONTON. Alta, September /.
@.-Central and northern Alberta
are still in the grip of unreasonable
weather and with no prospect of an
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Turks Island Swept by Storm.

TURKS ISLAND. Bahamas. Sep
tember II P).-Enormous damage to
property was caused by the tropical
storm of hurricane force which passed
over Turks Island yesterday. There
were no fatalities. Nearly all the
lighters in port were lost.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
L. s. Formally Notified.

First official notification that Queen
Marie of Rumania will visit the
United States next month was receiv-
ed yesterday by the State Department
from the American legation at Bu-
charest.
1t is the Queens intention to travel
'in a private character" on her visit
here.
Queen Marie will travel on the Le-
viathan as a guest of the United
States Lines, this invitation having
been extended by Joseph p. Sheedy,
European manager for the corpora
ton
Evening star., 1926-09-17
FRENCH ROUT TRIBESMEN
Druse Attackers, Aided by Others,
Driven Off With Big Loss.

BEIRUT. Syria, September II P).-
Dr,Ise tribesmen. commanded by the
Druse Sultan. Attrache, and Chiefs
Rachid Talih and Abd;el-Arslan, at,
tempted a surprise attack on French
column operating in the Djebel Druse
country, but were driven off with
considerable losses The French used
bombing planes against the tribes
men. who were aided by Bedouins and
Dana scans.
The French took a number of pris-
oners and the tribesmen left some
of their dead on the field.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
BANDIT CHIEF SLAIN
BY TROOPS SEEKING
ROSENTHAL KILLERS
Mayor of Village Was Head
of Band, With Other Off,
ciaI as His Aide.
FIRM ACTION BY U. S.
EXPECTED BY AMERICANS
Body of New Yorker Shows Kid
napers Beat Him Be-
fore Murder.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MENICO CITY, September IL
Federal soldiers have shot and killed
Bonificio HinopOsa, mayor of Huitzl-
lao, the village near which Jacob
Rosenthal, elderly retired capitalist Of
Woodmere, n. V. was stabbed to
death by his bandit captors Wednes-
day night. Hinoposa is believed to
have been one of the leaders of the
bandits.
Mr.. Rosenthals body was expected
to arrive in Mexico City today. Later
it will be sent to his home in Wood
mere n Y.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
CUBA DETAINS SHIPS.

HAVANA, September II (P).-The
port police announce that they are
refusing sailing papers TO six
schooners suspected of implication in
rum-r running or emigrant smuggling
to the United States.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
Prince Nicholas May Come.

Mines. Simone Lahovary and Irene
Procopiu, grand matrons of the
Queens court, will be her majesty's s
ladies in waiting oA the trip. The
royal party will total 81 persons. 1t
is probable, but not yet certain, that
Prince Nicholas, the Queens second
son. also will go.
Marie will probably accept, before
her departure, invita- tons received
from the governors of Pennsylvania
and Washington, the president of the
Sesquicentennial and the mayor of
Detroit. and will decide on other invi-
tatiOnS after arriving in New York.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
CONTENDERS AWAIT.
REGATTA OPENING.
Ten Tiny HydropIanes Ready
to Start First Series for
Presidents Cup.

Trim racing craft, carrying the col
Ors of every major boating center east
of the Mississippi, were lining up in
the Georgetown channel of the Poto-
mac this afternoon awaiting the sig
nails that will send them away in the
opening races of the first annual
Presidents Cup regatta before a crowd
of spectators lining the seawall at
East Potomac Park and aboard the
local and out-oftown yachts that dot
the river along the course.
A field of 10 tiny hydroplanes OF
the Isl class are inaugurating the af
fair with the first of the three six
mile heats scheduled for them during
the two days of the regatta. These
small IA and Is foot boats, clasSed as
hydrOplaneS because of certain tech
nical deviations in their hulls. mainly
the step about twO-thirdS of the way
back, will fight for the Elgin Trophy,
which is awarded annually to the
ISL turning in the best time for the
year.
Two Champion Entriess
Two champions are in the group
racing here. They are Miss Spitfire
L vi DbIIOit, IlONleI III tHe NOll
record of 4212 miles an hour. and
Miss Westchester of Larchmont. n. Y,
winner of the Atlantic Coast title
in her maiden performance last Sun
day at Jamaica Bay. y. Y.
The initial heat of the President s
Cup race will bring out a sterling field
of competitors, including five Horace
Dodge boats. George Townsend S
Greenwich Folly and half dozen 9th.
ers capable of moving at a 50-mile
clip.
The RiScayne Babies from the
Miami Yacht Club will swing around
the three mile course in a special race
two heats of which are carded for to-
day.
Practically all the racers brought
here for try at the Secretary of the
Navy Cup tomorrow will tune up to.
day in the Potomac River champion
ship. a free-for-all event for boats ca
pable of making 10 miles or better,
j. II. Mccormick -Goodhart's Silver
Heels, the speediest of the local en-
tries in the regatta. will try for the
Potomac title today as we'll as for the
Secretary's Cup tomorrow.
First Days Final.
The final of the first days program
is the nine mile free. .for-all for dis.
placement boats from clubs in the
Chesap apeake-Potomac section of the
American Power Boat Association. Lo.
cal entries are George Hutchinson
Sonia, Frank Nightingale's F'lapper
Girl, j. w. Orme's Miss Lizzie, j. f.
Battenfeld's Gray Bat III. l.. w. Lau
dicks Lu Maru, Neal Wolcott's Whim
and J. Il. Smiths Gem.
TOmOrrows events, which bring into
action Gar Woods Miss Americas and
the other giant hydroplanes brought
here for a special match race and an
attempt to lower the world record for
the straightaway mile, open at 1880
O'Clock with a nine-mile handicap race
for speedsters of the ChesapeakePo-
tomac section.
Finals of the Biscayne Babies and
Continued on Page 4, Column ~
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MARIE DUE FIRST
At WHITE HOUSE
Proceeds Here Directly After
Arrival in New York
on October 18.
BY the Associated Press.

BUCHAREST. Rumania, September
17.-Queen Marie on her arrival in
New York October is will proceed inn
mediateiy to Washington to visit
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge.
SHE may then go West to Seattle, re-
turning later to attend the Sesquicen-
tennial at Philadelphia. Her trip
across the continent, it is understood,
will be made on a special train.
With her daughter, Princess Ileana
the young lnfanta Beatrice of Spain
and a suite, the Queen will leave
Bucharest for Paris some time between
October and 4, boarding the Le-
viathan ton which a suite has been
placed at her disposal by the Ameri-
can GovernmenU at Cherbourg Octo-
her u.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
PERJURY MAY BE CHARGED.
Grand Jury to Consider 1ndictlng
Three or Four Witnesses.

SOMERVILLE. n. j.. September II
(P).-The State today was pressing not
only for speedy trial in the Hall Mills
murder case, uninfiuenced by local
prejudice. but for perjury indictments
against witnesses whose recent testl'
monv formed a basis for murder in
dictments after four years of delay.
The grand jury that indicted Mrs.
Edward Wheeler Hall and three male
relatives for the double murder Will
convene Monday to consider, as Its
last official act, perjury charges
against three or four of the 20 Wit
nesses in the case, who testified De
fore it.
Evening star., 1926-09-17
To BE Arraigned Today.

The slain rector'S widow, her COUSIN,
Henry de la Bruyere Carpenter, and
her two brothers. Henry and Willie
Stevens. will be arraigned today on
the murder indictments.
Special Prosecutor Alexander w.
Simpson said he would not seek to
have Mrs. Hall join her relatives in
iail. but would ask that her present
bail of $4,000 he raised.
Mr. Simpson hopes the trial will be
set for early in November. depending
upon Justice Parker's calendar. New
Jersey law does not provide for change
of venue but Mr.. Simpson has asked
for a jury from another county to try
the case. Hearing on the application
will be at Trenton next Thursday.
Gorsline Faces Charges.
Mr.. Simpson has indicated that per-
jury charges may be prepared against
Ralph V. NJ GOrsline, former vestry-
man, and Miss Catherine Rastall. for
mer choir singer, in the murdered pas
tors church.
When, after four years of denial.
the pair went before the grand Jury
to say they were near at the time OF
the murder. a juror, according to Mr..
Simpson, demanded to know if Cor
slime could not be held for perjury.
Evening star., 1926-09-17

Fair tonight and tomorrow, some
what cooler tonight.
Temperatures: Highest, 81, at $3.50
pm. yesterday; lowest, 65, at 8 am.
today.
Full report on page 9.
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Evening star., 1926-11-06
PLAN
CHURCH PROGRAM
Concordia Congregation to
Have 3-Day Institute to
Bost Better Life.

An institute in the interest Of bet
ter church life. will be held next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
at Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church, Twentieth and G streets.
The program for the three evenings
is as follows: $50 pm, supper; 7:15
pm. Bible study conducted by Rev.
e. J. Dettbarn, Baltimore: TAO pm,
three discussion groups on the follow
ing subjects-"The Kingdom of God
and the Home" with Rev. F. w.
Schaefer. Taylor. Pa. leader; 1.-THE
Kingd m Of God and the Church" !"
with Rev. F. G. Rueggeberg, Balti-
more, leader; "The Kingdom of God
and Stewardship" with Rev. E. j..
Paetzold, Baltimore, leader; $50 pm,
general assembly with the following
lectures Tuesday, 'Girded With
Prayer" by Rev. Paetzold: Wednes-
day. Filled With the Spirit" by
Rev. Schaefer: Thursday, Spiritual
Growth" by Rev. Rueggeberg.
Rev. Charles Enders, the pastor.
will preach tomorrow in both the
German service at 10 am. and the
English service at 11:15 am. on
What is Gods?" At the evening
service the pastor will deliver an ad-
dress concerning Armistice day.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
"HANDS OF JESUS" TOPIC
FOR COMMUNION SERMON
Schedule of Services Tomorrow
Morning at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church Under Pastors Direction.

1.-THE Hands of Jesus" is the theme
at the communion service of the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomor'
row morning, under direction of the
pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark. The
large doll which has been fitted out
by the Woman's Society to be sent to
Japan in the interest Of international
good will will be presented to the
tunior church, that they may suggest
a suitable name. The pastor Will re-
late a story-sermon appropriate to the
occasion.
A new series of sermons on "Old
Testament Parables" will be begun
in the evening service at 8 o'clock:
The subject tomorrow evening VIII
be 1.-The Fable of the Trees"
The recent annual church meeting
was addressed by DR.. J. j. Muir, chap
lain of the Senate, and by Or. II: w.
o. NTillington. secretary of the Column
bia Baptist Association. Next Thurs
day evening Armistice night will be
observed at the prayer meeting serV-
Zee. The subject will be 1.-THE Prince
Of Peace"
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Sermon Announced.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street between H and I streets, to-
morrow the pastor. Rev ]. L. S. Hal
loman, will preach at II am. on THE
Compassion of Jesus for the Common
People" AT pm. the pastor will
have for his subject "A Fixed Heart"
The Bible school will meet at $3.50 am,
and the B. Y. p. Y. will meet at 6 pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
LUTHER LEAGUE

Rev. Amos j. Traver, general secre-
tary of the Luther League OF
America, has been invited as the
speaker of the evening in connection
with the quarterly meeting of the
Luther League of the District of Co
lumbia to be held at the Church OF
the Atonement. North Capitol street
and Rhode Island avenue. December
z. The theme of this meeting will be
Education"
Rehearsals for the presentation of
'The Luther Play" depicting the
Protestant reformation of the six
teenth century, by the Lutheran
Young People Of Washington under
the direction of the Luther League of
the District of Columbia at the Wash
ington Auditorium. November %, will
begin next Monday at the Luther
Place Memorial Church, Fourteenth
and N streets. at s pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
VISITOR IN PULPIT.
Epworth League Official to Speak
at John Wesley A. M. E. Church.

Rev. DR.. c. L. Russell, general
Epworth League secretary of the
9 NJ. f. church denomination, with
headquarters in this city, will preach
at John Wesley a. NJ. +. Zion Church,
fourteenth and Corcoran streets, to-
morrow at 10:45 am. His subject will
be Resources OF God"
The pastor. DR. I'll. T. Medford, will
have for his subject, The Withered
Handed Man" at 7:45 pm. The rally
contest closes November Is.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
DR.. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
TOPICS FOR TOMORROW
Baptist Memorial Church Pastor to
Conduct Science Class-Scouts
Entertain Parents.

Rev. DR.. Cove G. Johnson, pastor
Of the Church of the National Baptist
Memorial to Religious Liberty, will
preach tomorrow on Precious Blood -
following which the Lords supper will
be observed. In the evening the pas
tor will conduct a gospel service, with
the theme "A Providential Proceed.
ing" At pm. a course in Science
and Religion" with DIR. Johnson as
teacher, will be given under the
auspices of the Young Peoples So
ciety. Supper and social will follow
the class.
At 6:15 pm. Thursday evening. fol.
lowing a supper, the pastor will con-
tinue to conduct the class on Soul
winning" The Columbia Association
meets at the church November IS
to 1S.
Troop 43, Boy Scouts, held a par
ents' night meeting Friday, attended
by parents and Scout officials, with
a full attendance of the troop. Two
boys, Wilbur Thing and Stewart
Reynolds. were installed as members
of the troop.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SERVICE FOR FRATERNITY
G. w. u. Sigma Nu to Attend
Foundry M. E. Church.

In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening the Sigma
Nu Fraternity of George Washington
University will he special guests and
Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, the
minister, will preach on the theme,
when knighthood Is in Flower
At~1he morning service DR.. HarriS
win breach on Take Your Choice"
and administer the sacrament OF the
lords supper. Thursday evening the
tonic at the midweek praise and
PRAYER service VIII he 1.-The Seeing
Heart" the sixth in the series in
studies in the Beatitudes.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
DEDICATION RITES
AT KELLER Church
Special Services to Mark
Completion of Work
on EdifiCe.

The Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, Ninth street and Maryland
avenue northeast, of which Rev. DR..
S. T. Nicholas is pastor, Will be re-
dedicated tomorrow.
The church has recently been en-
.arged and redecorated. Several years
ago the congregation purchased two
properties Immediately adjoining the
church. On this they have erected
an auditorium SO by 65 feet, and a
Sunday school house LOG by 45 feet.
The latter is three stories in height.
The first floor is occupied by the
Junior Sunday school, a social hall,
church parlor and a kitchen. The
second floor is divided into six rooms
and is given over to the elementary
grade scholars. There is also situated
on this floor a chapel with a capacity
Of 100. The third floor, which has
galleries on three sides, is given over
TO the intermediate and adult depart
ments. Built in connection with the
church is a very commodiOus nine
roomed parsonage and church or
fee.
The church is of a modified type of
Byzantine architecture. The altar re-
cess is formed by the triplex arch.
The windows are after the old cathe-
dral type and are supported by mas
sive concrete screens. The furniture
is of birch finished in mahogany
brown. The seating capacity is 900,
while the Sunday school will accom-
modate 500. The cost of the enlarge
ment is S120,OO0
Rev. DR.. c. Z. Wiles, a former
pastor, will preach the dedicatory
sermon. The service Of dedication will
CT A
munity service will be held In the
afternoon, Rev. DIR. J. T. Huddle
speaking for the Pastors Federation
of Washington, Rev. DIR. G. M. Diff
fenderfer viii represent the mother
church." and Rev. Alfred f: Bar
rows will extend greetings from the
Capitol Hill churches.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SERVICES FOR FAMILIES.
Novel Plan Announced at En-.
manuel Church

Rev. Luther B. Franck, rector OF
Anacostia Parish, has arranged a
family service to be held in Em.
manuel Church, at Thirteenth and V
streets Southeast, tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. Rev. John H. A. BON
berger, assistant minister In Epiphany
Parish, will be the preacher. All the
members of the family from grand
fathers to children will sit together
in the family pews.
Rev. Mr.. Franck, who has recently
come to Anacostia Parish, has made
a feature of the Sunday evening serv'
ices in Emmanuel Church. Each Sun
day evening a special speaker Is Sc
lected and an effort is made to BRING
before the people a different phase OF
the work Of the church.
Comdr. C. T. Jewell, executive secre'
tary of the church publicity office,
will speak November IA on 'Evangel.
ization Through the Printed Word. -
Evening star., 1926-11-06
PASTOR WILL BE GUEST
OF SOCIETY TOMORROW
Christian Church Group to Honor
DIR. Wilf1ey-Board Pays
Tribute.

In commemoration Of the Is years
as pastor of Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church. Rev. DR.. Earl Whitley
will be guest Of honor of the Alpha
Endeavcr Society at a musical and
tea tomorrow evening at o'clock in
the church. A number of local clergy.
men have been invited.
DR.. Wilfiey has recently retired from
the presidency of the Washington Fed
GRAFTON of Churches. AS a token Of it's
esteem the congregation of the church
recently voted to increase his salary
$500 a year and made the increase re-
troactive for one year. The official
board of the church is sending DR..
Wilfiey to the International Conven-
ton of Disciples at Memphis, Tenn,
November II to II.
DIR. Wilfley's anniversary sermon to.
morrow morning will be entitled, "The
Supremacy of Jesus"
Evening star., 1926-11-06
REV. ]. NJ. STICK CALLED
TO MISSION POST HERE
Baltimore Pastor Had Seven Years
Experience as Missionary
in Japan.

The inner mission committee of the
Lutheran Alliance of the District OF
Columbia has called Rev. J. Monroe
Stick of Baltimore as the pastor. The
office for the present will be located
at $40 Eleventh street.
Rev. Mr.. Stick is native of Penn
sylvania and graduate Of Ursinus
College and Seminary at Collegeville
Pa. He served as a missionary In
Japan for seven years and was en-
gagged as an organizer for the Lay
mems Missionary Movement in the
United States and also the Men an6
Forward Religion Movement.
For five years he had charge of the
Maryland Tract Society and his work
took him into hospitals, homes anG
kindred institutions all over the State
He has been a home missionary al
Mount Winans, Baltimore. for several
wears,
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Lincoln Temple Services.

AT Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. K. w. Brooks
will speak on How True Leaders Are
Made" The progressive Bible class
will meet at 10 am. The Junior Chris
tan EndeaVor Society viii present its
program at pm. The Senior En-
deavor Society will have a special pro-
gram at Gas pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SPEAKERS TO TELL
OF WORK FOR Men
Maryland and Virginia Presbyte-
rian Churches to Be Represent
ed in Meeting Here.

There will be an all-day meeting
for the men Of Potomac Presbytery
at the Central Presbyterian Churcl
next Tuesday. The work for men
will be discussed and a number O
out-of-town speakers are expected tC
be present.
Rev. j. e. Pursell. who is in charge
OF the work for men for the Genera
Assembly Of the Southern Presby
terian Church. will lead the discus
sion. Delegations from the churche
In Maryland and northern Virginia
are expected. The conference will b.
entertained by the mems Bible class
OF the Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. DR.. James H. Taylor, pastor
of the church, conducts a class for
Bible study for young people every
Friday night. Preliminary studies in
the New Testament have been giver
and the class will now undertake the
study Of the life of Christ.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
LOYALTY Campaign On.

The Pastors Association of George
town Is conducting a loyalty campaign
during the month OF November. An
invitation to attend the church of
ones choice and list of the
churches Of the community have been
placed In every home.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
UNION MEETING PLANNED.
Luther Place Church to Be Host to
Christian Endeavor Session.

Luther Place Memorial Church, at
Fourteenth and n streets, will be host
to the monthly union meeting Of the
District of Columbia intermediate
Christian Endeavor Union next Friday
at 7:45 pm. The annual conference
classes will be the feature Of this
meeting.
Four discussion groups will be
formed, under the leadership of Mer-
ritt L. Smith, president of the union;
J. p. Gripp. president of the Presby-
teriaI Christian EndeavOr Missionary
Union; Miss Helen Lyons and Miss
Rebekah Morse. Duties Of officers of
the Christian E,ndeavor Society and
of the missionary and social commit
tees will be discussed.
Mrs. Greene, superintendent of the
union, requests all society advisers
to be present for conference with
her The monthly board meeting Of
the union will be held November IA.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Rantism at Metropolitan.

LEST We Forget" will he the topic
Of Rev. John Compton Ball at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church tOmor-
row morning and i'm the evening he
will speak on Angels The ordi-
nance OF baptism Will be admin
fStered.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Sermon Themes From Life.

The pastor of Petworth Baptist
Church. Rev. Henry J. Smith, will
preach tomorrow morning on Grip
ping Life's Opportunities" and in the
evening on Useless and Valueless
Possessions"
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Mclean Churchwomen Meet.

The women of the churches in Nc
Lean, Va, Methodist Episcopal South.
Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal and
Protestant Episcopal, will hold an IN
terdenominational missionary meet
ing next Thursday at O'Clock In the
Southern Methodist Church. tn
speaker will be Mrs. John Newton Cul
bertson Of Washington, president c
the Interdenominational Missionar,
Federation of the District of Columbi'
and Vicinity. Mrs. w. E. Arnold of
the entertaining church is in charge