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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-29

The fire in The region If The
Snquoia National Park burned over
nearly 100000 acres.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
CHEVY CHASE SCHOOL
WILL OPEN SESSION
Chevy Chase Training Center. Con.
Quoted by Various Churches, Be.
gins Second Year Soon.

The Chevy Chase STANDARD Train.
ing School for Sunday school work
ers held under the auspices of the
International Council of Religious
Education by the churches Of Chevy
Chase. will convene In its second an
nlal session early this Fall.
Four churches now cooperate in
the mana agen1ent Of this school
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Wesley
Methodist. Chevy Chase Baptist and
First Methodist Church Of Chevy
Chase, Md. Other churches in the
vicinity may also cooperate and send
workers TO receive training. il they
SO desire Arrangements have been
made this year for individuals not
connected with the cooperating
churches to enroll in the school upon
payment OF a small registration fee.
The school is said to meet the
sta ndards set by the international
Council Ct Religious Education. and
awards credits and certificates ac-
cepted by all denominations. DR.. A.
s. Mowbray Is dean of the school. and
announcement concerning the faculty
will be made later. 1t Is planned to
give four courses over period Of IL
weeks. Of which SIX will be before the
Christmas holidays and six afterNard
The courses outlined are the prin.
ciples of teaching. introduction to the
New Testament, primary materials
and methods. and intermediate ma
terials and methods. The sessions
will he held in the Presbyterian
Church. Rev Fred 6. Reynolds,
pastor of the Wesley Methodist
Church, is president Of the council.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
MT. PLEASANT ANNOUNCES
THURSDAY NIGHT TOPICS
Catholic Oficial Leads OF Series
Of Public Talks in Congre-
gatioi9l Church

The Mount Pleasant Congreg gational
Church he's planned special progra ms
at it's Thursday night services Many
prominent church leaders. both lav
and clergy. will he involved The
meetings are open 70 the public.
The first service will he held at the
church. at l4lo Columbia road. next
Thursday at o'clock. and will be ad
dressed by Capt. i. P. Harris, his
torian of the National Catholic Vel
fare Conference, his topic being why
I Am a Catholic The series con
tinues each week. with the following
program October IA. What Catholi
cisn Has to Teach Us" by Rev. Moses
r. Lowell. the new pastor; October 21
The Episcopal Church--Its Tradition
and It's Outlook: October 2S. AN
Evening With Phillips Brooks" by
Rev. Mr.. Lowell November a. The
States, Rev. DR. James .. Buhrer
pastor of the First Reformed Church
November II. AN Evening With the
Presbyteriars," by one of them; No
ven1ber IS. Three Lights of Meth
odisn1-John Wesley. George White
field and Peter Cartwright" Rev Mr.
Lowell: December .. why I Am a
Baptist" by a special representative
December Q. Christian Science snd
the Healing Cults" Rev. Mr.. Lowell
December l6, The Faith Of Uni
talian,' by Rev. DR.. L. G.. B. Pierce
pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church
in this city. December 23. WHY Am
a Congrega tionalist." Rev. Mr.. Lowell
December 80. "Quakerisn1 and Two OF
It's Mystics. John Woolnan and
George Fox" Rev. Mr.. Lowell.
It is anticipated that after this So
ries another group Of meetings will
Re held 10 consider the contributions
ef the various religions OF the world
TO mans approach to God. with sew.
eral representatives Of the various
faiths scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY
is SET FOR OCTOBER IS
Closer Unity and Understanding
Object Of the
Meeting.

The international COMMITTEES OF
Young People, consisting of represent
atives of the various societies or the
young people OF the Protestant
churches In the District of Columbia.
will conduct q rally Of all Protestant
Young peoples organizations in Wash
inston at s O'Clock on the evening of
October Is.
eral cooperation, unity ard under
standing among the Protestant young
people Of the city. Paul Brindle.
chairman Of the committee. announces
that the speakers will be William
Knowles Cooper. who will preside at
the rally. William Mather Lewis. pres
ident of George Washington Uni
versity. and Rev. Oscar Black~elder
of Baltimore.
A church wedding does not cofeti-
Evening star., 1926-10-02
PARISH CELEBRATES.
Holy Rosary Will Hold Special
Services.

The pstronal feast Of the parish will
rs observed at Holy Rosary Church.
Third and F streets, tomorrow. In
the morning al 1880 o'clock solemn
high mass will be celebrated by the
pastor.
In the afternoon al o'clock the
picturesque procession Of the rosary,
headed BY the boys hand of the
church, Will take place, after which a
sermon will be delivered by Right Rev
Monsignor L. Manzetti professor OF
st. Mary's Seminary of Baltimore.
The solemn henediction of the blessed
sacrament will close the celebration.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
new ED|F|CE READY
. FOR CONGREGATION.
National Memorial Baptist
(ImmanueD to Use Church
First Time Tomorrow.

The auditorium OF the National Me
mortal Church of the Baptists I'm
tnanueD, will be used for the first
time tomorrow morning with special
opening services. In the morning the
pastor. Rev. DR.. Cove G. Johnson
will preach to the theme For Glory
and For Beauty" In the evening his
topic will be "A Crueifed and Elk.
alted Saviour" A special communioT
service viii be held in the afterne6h
at O'Clock. The new organ is to BE
used for the first time at these serv
ices.
The National Baptist Mernerial I'd
Religious Liberty. cAlled also the
Roger Williams Memorial. wae
launched In 1917 by the Northern and
Southern Baptist conventions Jointly
and two years later amounts were
conventions for its erection.
The site was dedicated when the
Southern convention met here in 1920
and ground was broken by President
Harding In 1921. Secretary Of State
Hughes laid the corner stone In 1893
Since then the work has gone on, TN.
til now the interior is finished and
furnished for occupancy. The prop
erty value Of the present structure
including the old building. is more
than 100000.
There will still be the changing Of
the old fronts to suit the stone and
style of the new structure and the
making Of the stone and concrete ter.
racing and balustrading to finish the
architects s exterior design. Beyond
this there remains the adjoining lot
on Fifteenth street, on which ii Is
intended to place a modern Sunday
school building.
The pews are being provided. in
part. by the Baptist State eonven.
tions Of the North and South, and
each State is to have it's pew marked
with its name.
The four main windows are
planned to be made permanent me.
MORALS Of the home and foreign mis-.
sion enterprise. two for the North
and two for the South.
The proposed statue of Roger WI.
liams will be placed in the front Of
the exterior. The first contribution to.
ward it was received from the late
Oscar Straus.
The memorial room. at the base
Of the tower. is to receive such me-
MORALS and documents of Baptist his
tory ss may fittingly commemorate
its principles and its pioneers.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
Arranges Endeavor Program

At Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. r. ". Brooks
will speak on the subject: "Redeemins
the Day" The Junior Christian En-
deaver Society will meet at pm
The Senior Endeavor Society will pre-
sent a special program at GAS pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
DR.. F. v. PERKINS
TO BEPASTOR HERE
Lynn, Mass, UniversaIlst
Minister Accepts Call to
National Church..

DR.. Frederic Williams Perkins, pas
tor Of the First Cniversalist Church
of Lynn. Mass, has accepted q call
by the board Of trustees of the Uni
versalist General Convention and the
call of the First Universalist Church
in Washington to become pastor of
the National Universalist Memorial
Church in this city.
The Washington Universahst
Church, which was organized in 1859.
has been worshiping until recently
in the Church of Our Father. Thir-
teenth and L streets, which the society
built in 1888. This building now has
been sold to the Christian Scientists
and the Universalist Society has pur-
chased a site at the corner of Six
teenth and s streets. upon which a
new National Memorial Church build
ing is to be erected By the entire
denomination.
Known As Writer.
DR.. Perkins is regarded as one Of
the leading ministers of the Universal
list denomination He was educated
at the Roxbury Mass. Latin School
and at Tufts College. graduating from
the latter institution with the degree
of A. B. in 1921 and with the degree
of bachelor Of theology in 1924
Later, he was given the honorary
degree of doctor of divinity.
Church in Hartford. Conn. 1894 to
1901; in Haverhill. Mass. 1901 to 1905,
and In Lynn. Mass. from 1905 until
the present time. He has contributed
frequently to Cniversalist publications
and is much sought after az a speaker
ct Universalist conventions and other
gatherings.
Head of Charities Group
For IL years he has been president
OF the Associated Charities of Lynn.
He was one of the organizers of the
Lynn Chapter of the American Red
Cross and during the World War
acted as vice chairman of the home
service work. lie was one Of the or
ge.niEefs OF the Lynn Chamber of
Commerce and for six years served
as member of the board Of directors.
The Gniversalist denomination at
large has aoncr.-J him, by electing
him \ member of the board of
trustees of the Cniversahst General
Convention. a position which he held
from 1909 TO 1917. He also has served
on various denominational commits
slons and recently was appointed
chairman of the commission on comfy
and unity, to deal with the question
OF federation or union with other
Protestant denominations.
At the request of the First Uni
versslist Church of Lynn. the trustees
OF the Washington church and of the
Tniversalis' General Convention. are
arranging for DIR Perkins to continue
his work at Lynn until January.
Tomorrow being the 1nnth anni-
verssry of the death Of St. Francis of
Assist. the theme of Rev. pr. John
van Schaiok. ir. will hn "A Saint of
the Undivided Church" Communion
service win follow. Church srhool at
- O'Clock AZ pm. devotional meet
ing Of the Young Peoples Christian
Union, topic. "Convention Report" by
Miss Glenn Cooling
Evening star., 1926-10-02
PLANS SERMON FOR DEAF
AT CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. A. D. Bryant to Address Them
In Sunday School House-Rev.
II. ]. Councillor to Preach.

At Cavalry Baptist Church toniof.
row morning the pastor. Rev. DR.. W.
:, .Abernethy will speak on The God
of Yesterday. Today and Forever.
Rev. Homer J. Councillor will
preach At pm. on Life ct Its
Best" Rev. a. D. Bryant will preach
a special sermon for the deaf at s
pm. This Service will be held in the
sunday School House.
At o'clock the Intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor Society will install of.
ficers.
Because IF the repairs being made
in the church the Rally day program
for The Sunday school has been post
poned until October II.
At the prayer meeting Thursday
FIVE Of the young people will present
a short dramatization entitled The
Seeing Heart Those In the cast are
Dorothy Sampson. Julia Hiley. Janet
M0thershead, Connell Wooden and
Harold Mcneil.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren Church

North Capitol and r SITS.
Rev. s. b. DauRherty, D. D., Minister,
The Manse: Q Adams St. NV.
Morning: %RLsY uI y, HERE HERE AND THERE" .
Rally Day YIN IN SSuireeS & ieS schooi. shesI e:4o.
In c. E. Societies. =.
Last Sunday before Annual Conference
Minister'S Report will be read at eve-
CONF AND You WILL COME AGAIN.
PENTECOSTAL.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
ST. MARGARET'S RESUMES.
Regular Winter Schedule to Be
Followed Henceforth.

The regular program of Winter
services will be resumed tomorrow at
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Connecticut avenue and bancroft
place. Holy communion will be cele'
brated at 1880 am. and II O'Clock.
At the II o'clock service. the rector
Rev Dr. Herbert Scott Smith. will
preach and will be assisted by Rev
Robert J. Shores. deacon.
st. Margaret's Sunday School will
meet for the first time since the Sum
n1er vacation tomorrow morning AT
$40 am. Comdr c. T. Jewell Is the
superintendent.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

A church wedding does not consti'
tute full legal marriage IN Germany
Evening star., 1926-10-02
JUNIORS TO ATTEND.
Calvary Church Arranges Jeint
Service for Children.

Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson,
new pastor Of Calvary NJ. E. Church
will conduct his first communion here
tomorrow. He has arranged for the
establishment of a junior church,
when children from 20 is years Of
age will meet in the gallery at the
same time as the regular church serv-
ice. This will be in charge of Miss
Frances Walker and Miss Emily Pill
kinton.
Arrangements have been made for
an every church family" night each
Thursday during October. Supper
viii be served at $50 o'clock, fol-
lowed by devotional meeting and
later a fellowship gathering. Mrs.
Frank walkers circle will have
charge of the supper next Thursday.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
DR.. CADMAN TO SPEAK.
Federation of Churches Arranges
Meetings for October 15.

DIR. S. Parkes Cadman. president OF
the Federal Council of Churches, viii
address two meetings here october
IS. The first will be at the City Club
at noon. to which all clergy1nen and
laymen interested are invited, 1t will
he under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Federation Of Churches.
An afternoon meeting will be in
some downtown church under the
auspices of the woman's department
Of the federation
Evening star., 1926-10-02
WILL RESUME SERVICES.
Grace Lutheran Church's Pastor *
Outline New Plans.

Grace Lutheran Church will resuri7e
services after the Summer vacation
tomorrow In Joppa Hall. Ninth and
Cpshur streets. Rev. G.. F.. Lenski.
the pastor, will speak on What Can
Mr.. Individual Member Do to Help
Grace Church in the Present Crisis?"
He will also outline a program for
aiding the plans for the new church
TO be erected at Sixteenth and Variiuri
streets.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
Sermon Series for All Souls

Rev. DIR. U. G. 3. Pierce. pastor Of
All Souls Unitarian Church. sixteenth
and Harvard streets. will begin q Sc.
ries of sermons based on texts taken
from the recovered books that Jesus
read tomorrow morning. Grass" a
motion picture, will be shown at 4:30
and 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
SERVICES BY TWILIGHT.
Resume at Gunton Temple Memo
rial Tomorrow.

:. The twilight services in Gunston
Temple Memorial Preshyt eria,l
Church. Of which Rev, Bernard Bras
kamp is the pastor. will be resumed
tomorrow afternoon. The service be.
gins at 4:3o o'clock for one hour and
consists largely of music The pas
tors subject tomorrow afternoon will
be "Practicing the Presence of Christ" "
Rally day service will be held in the
Sunday School at GAS o'clock, with
an address by Rev. Irving Ketchum.
The pastor subject at the II o'clock
service will be 1.-THE Challenge OF
Rally Day"
Evening star., 1926-10-02

METHODIST EPISCOPAL WHITE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-08-28
THE POOR MALE.
GOOD LAST WORDS. 4su
"A FLYING MACHINE.
BIG MEN HELP LITTLE MEN.

Professor Julian Huxley. who
inherits his love of science, saws
courtship and deep al.'ect.o.l
edst even among lower c.,;lna,
The male crab holds his bic,
brightly colored claw in the air to
attract the lady crabs favorable
attention.
! The male spider will catch n
ny and offer it to the female
spider, as you have seen a
rooster find a worm end lie.
hen eat it. Sometimes, at tho
Last moment, he eats it himself.
The poor male spider is mos
TO be pitied of all husbands, t,r
his wife usually devours him at
the end of their honeymoon. The
female praying mantis has Tue
same disagreeable habit.
r Last words Of great men are
piously collected. Frederick tho
Greats "Tete d'Armee," Pitts "IIy
country, how / love thee" or
! "How !. leave thee" Goethe's
More light" and Theodore Roose-
Nelts, please turn out the light"
} A young policeman, Frank Muir
ply, killed by bandits in the
course Of duty, said to his captain,
who condoled with him as he lay
dying: That's all right, Cap, its
all in the job" Those last words
are as good as any.
7 A feature of the war between
church and State in Mexico That
causes worry is the agitation and
indignation in other Latin coun-
tries of South America, all over
whelmingly Catholic.
The first protest is sent to
Mexico by the President of Peru,
who requests "re-establishment of
harmony between the Mexican
Government and the Catholic
church."
Gales, Eexican President, warns
foreign paS"ns not to interfere
with MeA->',s private, inte4lal -
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TOO Muutcsh Efficiency
ss|s ~ E.JG.!s&sDRafh .sss Al

For an irresolute moment Alice
stood glazing at him. her pink cheeks
turning roster each second. Then.
when the tears brimmed over. she
turned and fed from the room.
This" said Constance. lis shame.
i,ssr'
"On the contrary. II ia common
sense" returned the efficiency man
Internationally. as he studied Con.
stance with q contemplative gaze.
It was not properly a battle OF
eyes. for the fire OF combat lay only
In those OF the girl. The eyes OF the
efficiency man were merely placid. al.
though they were singulariy steady.
1t was like trying to stare the Sphinx
out OF countenance. and Constance
soon abandoned the task.
* shall Join my sister," she said.
"You-you are a boor-'
"As you WISH" he said pleasantly,
although I should not have asked
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J
a new dying machine promises
to revolutioni1e Tying. A counter
propeller Tor airsnipe, similar to
one successfully used on steam
ships, is to be tried by our navy.
1t is certain that, with time, fly
ing will change completely from
present methods.
Today's airplane is merely an
Imitation of a flying bird. Man
does not limit himself to Initiating
naturc-he goes far beyond what
nature can do.
The locomotive is not an imita-
ton OF running antelope, the
bursting bullet is no imitation Of
q tigers tooth.
Cir Daniel Hall, food expert
tells the Oxford scientific gather
ing that the earth is in danger of
famine. Each year white races
alone need millions of acres mora
for food production.
population grows fast. But
natures laws vi take care of all
prohlemS. Henry George pointed
out the speed at which a puppy's
tail grows. II it kept on growing
as fast, each dog would drag a tail
many yards long.
Nature stops the growth Of the
dogs tail when il is long enough.
The human race will not grow
faster than the earth can feed it.
AT present land is inadequately
cultivated. The State of Texas
could feed the entire population
of the globe, under intensive cul-
uvatlon, and have plenty to spare.
Sir Daniel Hall says also that
lack of food will make prohibit
ton reality some day. And all
men will become vegetarians. be-
cause the earth can produce more
vegetable than animal food,
s-.-a- >,.s.Ssssfss.
Mr. Haley Fiske saws the
4,is1ropoiitan Life Insurance Conn
.pany, of which ne is president, is
prepared to spend millions to wipe
out city slums and provide decent
apartments at low rent.
Mr.. Stabler, associated with Mr..
tiske, in the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company has shown that
high grade rooms can be rented
at So month profitably. Seven
million five hundred thousand dol
lars thus spent by the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company earns
o.o per cert O., i.ic Investment.
IT big r,onc-' err Zig business
woI.d n.orn cFscN ;-tsvnE- ITEM
selves. II h"'t ..'N .-d IHEIR
busirnes, It WOW De gocd thing
for all.
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SAstSO SVS1 N0SNt4 4O
to bed"
you to retire until eleven o'clock, as
you are obviously several years older
than your sister. And I am not a
boor: I am simply an efficiency engi.
neer. Good night"
Constance did not answer hin. She
walked from the library. her shout.
ders squared. her head erect, hsr
steps measured and deliberate. But
when she had turned into the half.
beyond the sight Of H. Hedge. sh.s
ran. -
II. Hedge had been sitting at the
hbrwy.tabie for an hour and O half
before any member Of the family ap.
pared. He was busy examining, as,
sorting, and psling ass array OF books
and documents. Seven O'clock had
found him there. when daylight was
SUN 30 wan and feeble that he needed
the assistance u an electric bulb. He
was Deg,-..nknS - get hungry.
Alice was east 20 observe him. She
! walked br.skly into tine room. hum.
ming, stopped short and saw the
efficiency man. It was such an ag.
gressfgelJ cheerful. morning. with
sunlight new streaming through the
broad windows. that Alice. In buoy
| ant response to the mood OF the day.
haze utterly forgotten the presence of
tfsse creature under the Brooke roof,
tree.
The tune died In a dismal little
waR Sho wheeled aharpiy and DIP
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About Jour
Health
Things You Should Know.
OUT OF DOORS.
10y John Joseph Gaines. M. D.

It is not enough to believe IN
outdoor exercise,-it must be put
into practice, if we would energize
the physical being to make it cap.
able for well-directed mental effort.
Too many elderly people abandon
all physical exertion, the only
method of preserving their agility,
which is all the worse because in
dolent habits hasten dreaded dis
aster which is failure of the body
to perform its reasonable duties.
One of the greatest blessings
within our reach costs the least.
The great outdoors is free and is
is poor economy to purchase fin
ancial supremacy with shortened
life. 4
This is the season of vacations,
In which the outdoors NAV h.
sought with comfort and without
danger of exposure. If you dis.
like golf, try the fishing trip. A.
Little dirt on you is a blessing In
disgusc--the delight Of washing II
off has the special virtue of bein9
great for health. Sunshine is the
best of liniments for the pores; to
breathe through the skin Is q priv
lege fraught with reward for the
"hide-bound" sinner. A good coat
of tan is a good offset for winter
fan-tods. Climbing a barb-wire
fence or a rail fence for that
matter, is depriving the doctor Of
his visit, while as an appetizer
there is none better.
When you arrive at the age that
one, three, or five years may roll
around and find you Checked out'
you will wish you had not neglect
ed the outdoor exercise-now too
late to perform. A tubby figure is
built by too little exertion physical
ly, and, oh, what a menace!
r.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

JoHI w. BROOKE. hardware
magnnte and Whoever. arrangeS
with the Economy md Efficiency
Corporation Limited. for scien.
tine management OF his house.
hold for period OF two months
+. that he Will be out OF the city.
& He faiia to Inform His three
chHdren. Constance. William
and Alice. about his plans.
Z II. HEDGE. emcteacS ensi-
neer. picked 60 put the order
into eject. Breaks the news 70
J the everwAelned heirs-to-be.
! Having proved his right 60 re.
nain. they have dinner. After.
wards Hedge orders all the serv.
nnts brought before him. He
produces the proxy signed By
the head OF the house and re.
quests close attention.