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Evening star., 1926-11-06
DELEGATE TO SPEAK.
British Disciple Will Address Con
gregation Here Tomorrow.

J. w. Black, a Disciple from Great
Britain, will deliver an address in the
Ninth Street Christian Church tomor-
row evening. Mr.. Black is a fraternal
delegate from the Disciple churches
of England to the national convention
of the Disciples of Christ, which meets
in Memphis. Tenn, November 8 to Is.
Others who will attend the Mem.
phis convention from Washington
are: Rev. Earle Wilhey, Rev. p. A.
Cave. Rev. Harvey 3. Smith, Rev.
Joseph A. Scott. Mrs. II. 3. Douglas.
Mrs. George E. Mergdl and Mrs. j. II.
Gibson.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Men Arrange Dinner.

Arrangements have been made for
n dinner by the men of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church next
Tuesday evening at Gas o'clock at
the church. Samuel w. Grafflin Of
the Y. NJ c. A. in New York City
will speak on Building Boyville."
There also Wiu be q musical -pgpgEanns
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"Y" DIRECTOR TO SPEAK.
Harrison Bible Glass Will Hear
Page NICK. Etchison.

Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, Y. M. c. A., will speak to
the Harrison Bible class of Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church
tomorrow morning at 9:45 o'clock
Inspector w. II. Harrison of the Po.
lice Department is president of the
class.
ligious work director, Y. NJ. c. A., will
speak to the Sunday school of Memo
rial Lutheran Church at 10 o'clock.
Irving L. Koch is the superintendent.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Father-and-Son Night.

The Mems Club of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church will observe father
and son night next Thursday at
o'clock in the parish hall. Chairmen
of various committees have been Sc
lected as follows: Entertainment
Oswald Camp; sick. J. G. Taylor;
publicity. S. A. Wood: special ar
rangements. o. T. Beall; reception,
J. E. Mayf1eld; diocesan activity, DR.
A. r. Gregory; decorations. q. d.
Black vtnne, membership, E. q.
r,e+ses@, v. III. Drayton> vice chair
mAn.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
WILL HAVE SACRAMENT.
Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church to Hold Service.

The sacrament Of holy communion
will be administered at the Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sixteenth
street at Allison street, at the IL
o'clock service tomorrow morning. In
the evening the subject for DR.. Her.
sons sermon will be 1.-THE Night
Cometh."
The church school meets at $50
o'clock. The Mems Bible class meets
in the chapel. DR.. w. w. Weir. the
teacher, will give a talk on "Over-
coming by Faith" after which an op-
portunity will be given for questions
and answers on the lesson.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
TWO TOPICS ANNOUNCED.
Rev. ]. Harvey Durham to Preach
at Western Presbyterian Church.

At the Western Presbyterian
Church. H street between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. tomorrow
morning at II o'clock the pastor. Rev.
J. Harvey Dunham, will take for his
subject Locust Eaten Years." and in
the evening at o'clock his theme will
be "Christ's Appeal to the Heroic"
At the Thursday evening service
the pastor will give the second Of a
course Of sermon-lectures on the sub
ject of "Courtship, Love and Mar
riage." The subject November IL will
be "The Choice of a Husband" There
will be a tom Thumb wedding" in
the parlors of the church November
12 and 13 at S pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-06

We can only en-
ter into sayation
and reach heaven
t hroug h Jesus
Christ. The inex.
orable logic Of sal
v a tion through
Christ and Him
alone is set forth
explicitly in Scrip
ture. Thus it is
written:
For Whosoever
shall. call upon the
name Of the Lord
shall be saved.
How then shall
they call on Him
in whom t h e y
have not believed? ?
And how shall
Evening star., 1926-11-06
Address for Theosophists.

"Our God and Other Gods" will be
the subject of a lecture tomorrow at
s pm. at the United Lodge of
Theosophists, 709 Hill Building,
the public is invited. A special &C.
tura viii be given Thursday At s pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
PLANS HOMECOMING.
Unitarian Church Seeks All Mem
bers and Friends.

Homecoming Sunday will be cele-
brated at All Souls Church Uni-
tarian), Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, tomorrow morning. A special
effort is being made to have all mem
bers and friends present. The minis
ter, Rev. Ulysses G.. B. Pierce. will
preach on THE Delectable Day" In
the afternoon at o'clock there will
be a communion service.
Robert ]. Flaherty's picture of life
in the South Seas. ''NIoana." will be
the feature at the motion picture
hour tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
"WEST TO EAST" SERMON
Pastor Selects Mount Vernon Ave-
nue. Church Topics for Tomorrow.

"West to East" will be the subject
of Rev. DIR. Lambeth's sermon at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epls-
copal Church South tomorrow morn
ing, and in the evening he will speak
on Really Christian" The last two
Sundays have been devoted to raising
the balance of the quota Of $4,000 OF
this church of the fund for super
annuate endowment, which Is near
ly accomplished and which will place
Mount Vernon Church twelfth in all
the churches Of Southern Methodism.
TIE mission study class will meet
Tuesday at l o'clock. Mrs. w. A.
Mckee Is the leader.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
CHURCH~TO HAVE MOVIES.
Sunday Afternoon Series Planned
at Mt. Pleasant Congregational.

At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, 1410 Columbia road,
tomorrow a series of Sunday after
noon motion-picture services at S
o'clock will be opened. The first pic
ture to be. shown is "Nanook of the
North"
Preceding the picture there will be
q devotional service and a brief ad-
dress by the pastor, Rev. Moses Rich
ardson Lowell. The program is to be
through their organization known as
"The Junior Church" A special in
vitation is extended to all the youth.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
SEMINARY IS OPENED.
Students Are Being Enrolled at
BAPTIST Church School.

The Washington BAPTIST Seminary
has been opened at S1S Third street,
where students are being enrolled.
Mrs. Helen Gibson. a member OF
the Salem Baptist Church, presented
bookcases to the seminary; DR.. w. l..
Smith, two typewriters. a desk. tables
and chairs and a reading desk. and
Rev. II. T. Epps. a copy of Fishers
Church History"
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PASTOR AIDS REVIVAL.
Rev. c. B. Austin Is in Buford, Ga.
at Baptist Church.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow DR.. White will
teach the T. E. l.. Bible class and
preach at the morning service on
"The Christian Passover" Rev. o. b.
Falls will be the speaker at the mid
week service.
Rev. C. B. Austin. the pastor. is
assisting in a revival meet at the
First Baptist Church, Buford, Ga.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
"G0OD SAMARITAN DAY"
TOBE OBSERVED NOV. ID
Churches Will Present Cause of
5000, 900 Starving Jews Of East
ern and Central Europe.

To present the cause of the 5000, 900
starving Jews Of eastern and central
Europe. churches throughout the
country are being asked to observe
November IA, the Sunday after Arrnis-
tice day. as Good Samaritan day.
The call has gone from the COM
mittee in charge Of the american
Christian Fund for Jewish Relief.
DIR. S. Parkes Cadman, president of
the Federal Council of Churches, and
Judge Victor J. Bowling. a repre-
sentative Roman Catholic, are joint
chairmen of this group.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
PROGRAM OF SERVICES.
Calvary Baptist Pastor Announce
Two Sermons Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. w. s. Abernethy. pastor.
will preach at Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and II streets, to-
morrow morning on 1.-The Man Who
Was Put Out of the Church" and in
the evening on "Self-Starters."
The Chinese Sunday school will
meet at $50 pm. in the Sunday
school house. At 8 pm. Rev. A. d.
Bryant will hold the usual service for
the deaf of Washington.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
MRS. BILL TO SPEAK.
On Program Of Christian Science
New Generation Church.

The Christian Science Parent Church
of the New Generation announces an
address by Mrs. Annie c. Bill at the
Hotel La Fayette in connection with
it's regular service tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. The subject will be "Uni-
versal Salvation"
Mrs. Bill is now daily teaching the
sessions of the third class in the Au.
tumn series Of the Christian Science
Central School. There is an attend
ance with students from California,
Arizona, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-
souri,. Illinois, Indiana and many Of
the Eastern States.
Evening star., 1926-11-06
THE TWO-WAY PULPIT
Views of Opposing Religious Leaders
on Bible Questions.
Can q Hedthen Go to HeGrerP
-TODAY'S SUBJECT
RT c. HERRING

BY HUBERT c. HERRING,
Noted Liberal Writer. Lecturer. Preacher.
Boston.
This question raises other ques-
tions. What and where and when is
heaven? What is a heathen?
There was q time when enthusiasts
Evening star., 1926-11-06
BY JOHN ROACH STRATON, ID. D.,
Pastor Calvary Baptist Church. New York:
President Fundamentalist League.

Text: Neither is there salvation in
any other; for there is none other
name under heaven given among men,
whereby we must be saved. Acts,
iv.12)
Evening star., 1926-11-06
PLAN OPEN FORUM
SER|ESAT Church
Mount Pleasant COngrega-
tionaI Officials Prepare Sum-
day Afternoon Programs.

The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, Columbia road near Four
teenth street. has arranged a series OF
Evening star., 1926-05-11
NV Neighbor Says:

The usefulness Of q window
sash cord can be heightened by
a periodical application of tai
low or lard. Throw up the WIN
dow and grease the cord with
slightly heated tallow candle.
Then shut the window and APP
ply the same process to the rest
of the cord. If tallow candles
are not to be- had. pure lard
should be applied spGringly. On
no account use fat with salt.
Salt rots the cord quicker than
the dampness.
When buying goods for a suit
or coat inquire If it has been
sponged. If not this must be at
tended to before. cutting or
every spot of water will leave a
disfiguring mark. If caught in
a shower the material will not
only spot. but the skirt may
shrink an inch or two.
The unsightly ring left by
cleaning fluids when used for re-
moving spots may be avoided by
placing under the spot a pad
made OF Inlck, aDSorDeHl Cotloil.
When boiling fowls or fish
add to the water the juice Of a
half a lemon. This will make
them beautifully white.
If new enamel saucepans are
placed in a pan of warm water
and allowed to come to a boil,
and then to cool. they will be
found to last much longer be-
fore either cracking or burning.
A teaspoon of powdered alum
mixed with ordinary polish will
give a stove a fine luster and
with half the work.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
Weight Limit and Length of Skirts
BY MARY MARSHALL.

limit-feeling that unless their legs
are slender they ought not to wear
the very short skirt. Now here Is
something rather interesting-plump
legs look much better in the very
short skirt than in the rather snort
skirt-in fact, in the very short skirt
plump legs look much better than
the match-stick shanks.
Here is the rea aSon-f your sklrL
is only fairly short 1t ends its career
just where the calves of the legs are
the broadest. 1t therefore accehtu-
ates this line. II OH the contrary. 1t
is short enough to show the curvlnS-
in, above the calves. then the effect
is of much greater SlenderneSS
Eventually longer skirts will return
to fashion. But there is no reason to
think that this return is coming soon.
Long skirts sometimes remain IN faSh-
ion a generation at time. 1t may be
that none of us will live to see the re-
turn of the skirt that hides the ankle.
If those long skirts do return you may
be sure that they will have to oner
some compensation. Not long ago
Mistinguett, the celebrated French
actress, was asked If she would be
willing to see long skirts return to
fashion.
quite willing" she said. but then
thew would be transparent
Evening star., 1926-05-11
Rhubarb Sherbet.

Peel and cut into inch pieces enough
fresh rhubarb to measure one quart
Add three cupfuls of water and sim
mer until very tender. then strain.
pressing to obtain afl the liquid. Re
turn to the fire with one cupful and a
half of sugar. boil up once, add one
teaspoonful of granulated gelatin
soaked in little cold water. and stir
until dissolved. then set aside. When
cold, add four tablespoonfuls Of lemon
juice, one cupful of orange juice and
cold water If needed to make three
pints. Freeze, repack and let stand
for two or three hours before serving
This sherbert may, If desired, be tint
ed to delicate green by the use of
very little green color paste.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

had a fearse sore thum yestidday
on account of shutting a door on it
vile / was feeling absent minded. and
ma raped a bandidge errOund II,
making it look as important as eny-
thing, and | went out and waWked
erround to Mary Watkinses house
holding my thum in frunt of me, and
she was sitting on her front steps on
9 cushions and Puds Simkins and
Leroy Shooster and Shorty Judge was
sitting there tawking to her, Mary
Watkins saying, o. Benny, for good
Miss sakes Whatevers a matter with
your thum, o mersey duZZent that
look awful.
1t looks wonderful compared to how
it feels, | sed. If you ever shut a door
on your thum you'll have some ideer,
I sed.
o you poor thing, you must of suf
fered terrible, Mary Watkins sed. and
I sed, Well, / dident cry, but bleeve
me lot of people would of.
Making the other fellows jelliss as
enything and Puds Simkins sed, Aw
shucks, watts a sore thum, / don't think
eny more Of sore thum than 7 do of
a old mud puddle.
Sure. good mite, Id like to have a
doller for every sore thum / ever had.
Leroy SHOOSt0T Seu, anu L seq, "dtS
that got to do with it. Id like to have
a doller for this one, Id have doller
at leest.
Well bleeve me sore thum don't
meen enything in my life, Shorty
Judge sed. / don't think eny more of
a sore thum than l do of deserted
tin can full of holes, he sed. Wich
Jest then Mary Watkinses mother
came to the door saying, Mary deer /
wunt you to run erround rite away
and get me a duZzen eggs.
And she went.in agen and Puds sed,
Do you wunt me to go with you,
Mary? and Shortly sed, Yes, do you
wunt us to go with you?
o. mersey sakes. / don't wunt the
hole crowd, / don't wunt to look re-
dickuliss, only one can go and that's
Benny because the poor boys got d
sore thum. Mary Watkins sed
Me going with her feeling CRATE.
Proving mo matter how jelliss other
people are of you, if you have ability
you'll get ahed.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
SUB ROSA
BY MIMI.
Suiting Method to Man.

If YOU read an advertisement Tor
reducing fat ankles, and your own
! ankles happen to be exceptionally
/ thin. you don't Immediately dash out
TO buy the reducing remedy, do you?
! OF course YOU don't. And yet dozens
! of you reading a column OF advlce
! about how to deal with profeS'
sionaI sheik, Immediately employ tnose
| tactics on your own poor, harmless
| Romeo. who probably never rolled o
! wicked eve at anybody else in his
whole life.
Now X. is in despair-poor dumb
Dora. She has an ideal man--a little
slow and reserved, but he suits hef
right down To the ground.
She's been seeing him regularly.
has given up all other men Tor hlm'
! makes him comfortable and happy,
does a thousand little things TO snow
she appreciates him-never gives nm
the slightest cause for JealouSy-and
he's on top of the world.
Could anything be more tranquil
and happy than this little picture?
Yet X. reading the newspaper the
other day. read a snappy column on
keeping a man guessing, ana now
she's knocked all blooey.
Here she's been keeping her man
happy and contented and peaceful
when all the time she should have
been torturing him with doubts ana
fears,
How. she demands. can she ever
hone TO be happy when she's gone
bv the wrong rules-she's sure to
lose her boy friend in the end
Even If everything seems to be all
right, it can't be. The newspaper
said so.
This sounds almost too dumb to be
true, but it actually happened.
And many Of you are just as bad.
You write to me with the inforna-
ton that you've been getting along
all right with him by using such and
such a method, yet since you read my
article day before yesterday you
realize that you've been all wrong.
Take 1t from me-whichever method
works is the right one.
And il you can keep a man by
making him happy and comfortable
bv all means be the placid little house
wife.
There are plenty of men in the
world who demand in their sweet
hearts absolute fidelity, sweetness of
temper and placidity of disposition.
And they won't stand for any tenn
per scenes, any jealous squabbles.
They don't need to be kept guessing.
On the other hand, the man who's
more or less fond of the love-game--
who has known many girls and takes
a keen interest in them--needs more
uncertainty TO keep him interested.
1t is fatal to make such n man
too contented and comfortable. AL
ways keep him just uncertain enough
to be keen.
But don't for a minute try any
general rules. Be sure into which
class your particular male falls be-
fore you try any method on him at
all
If he's of the tame or domestic
..ariety. don't attempt any fireworks.
And If he belongs in the desert
don't think to hold him with apron
strings and the Housewives Ten
Best Recipes"
Evening star., 1926-05-11

whole quarter-pint OF the most Won
derful skin whitener, softener and
beautiher.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem
on bleach into the face. neck. arms
and hands. 1t can not irritate Famous
stage beauties use it to bring that clear,
youthful skin and rosy-white complex
ion; also as freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach. You must mix this remarkable
lotion yourself. 1t cannot be bought
ready to use because it acts best imme-
diately after it is prepared.
Evening star., 1926-05-11
CHAPTER XIV.
Tt ee Women.

Mrs Morgan followed the two girls
into the gloomy living room. Jean
wished vaguely that she would leave
them alone 70 get acquainted, but
apparently Mrs. Morgan had no in
tention III co.ng anEthinG o. the
kind. She sat down primly on the
edge OF one Of the chairs and fairly
beamed on Florence. Her expression
changed however. when she turned
her face toward Jean, and once more
reeained its tight-lipped look OF dis,
approval. She had no love to spare
for her EOU}a GaU2hter-i!l-laE.
Florence began the conversation.
We'll, | must say that you and Con
certainly put one over on all of us.
I've never known him to do anything
on the spur of the moment. You
must have welded a magic charm
over him.
lean flushed. She felt the implied
criticism in the remark and her pride
was hurt. But she only smiled and
said sweetly:
Il assure you. ! didn't propose to
conrad but Il certainly was willing.
We couldn't seem to help it
Loves young dream said Flor
ence in bored voice. We'll. / hope
YOU don't live to regret it. Con can't
he making much at the works. You'll
have to be pretty careful. Heaven
Evening star., 1926-05-11
Clues to Character
Lacking in Reasoning Power.
BY ]. o. ABERNETHY.

There are persons who seem 10
understand from partially known
facts the plans and intensions Of
other people, whether these facts re-
late to business. to war. or diplO-
macy. Hence the reasoning facul-
ties are not required TO he large or
intensive.
Those with reason Urge place
little credence in miracles and
"ghost stories" They demand proof
before believing. But. there IS a
class whose love Of the marvellous
overbalances their love of demon
strable truths and logic, and reason
and demonstration are lost 10 them
They will not carry out prolonged
analysis of complex problems of Il
highly intellectual order. rather in
Evening star., 1926-05-11
"Puzz1;cks"
-PuszLe-Limercks-

There was a young lady named i
Whose necking was rather a ?
But, in less than a )
She acquired 4
And now she's q, social j.
l. Familiar form of Elizabeth
=. Confused tumble.
3. Short period of time.
4. Siill.
g. Favorable result.
Note-"And If you don't believe
this is one of the best ways to be a
social >, try it and see," suggests
C. l.. W., of Minneapolis, who sends
in this "PuZZlick." Why not send in
your own favorite limerick for the
benefit of the other "Puzzlick" ad.
dicts?)
Yesterdays "Puzzlick."
There once was a maiden of Siam,
Who said to her lover, young
khayyam,
"If you kiss me, of course,
You will have to use force,
But then you are stronger than am" "
Evening star., 1926-05-11

knows I have to be on Richards
three thousand. It's little enough
You're a good wife to Richard, -
Mrs Morgan said quickly. You
manage your home splendidly and
practically. Jean has a great deal to
! learn. | don't suppose she's ever had
to worry about money
Jean had nothing to say. as Mrs.
| Morgan's remark was quite true. She
did wish, however. that her mother
in-law were just a little more fair. 1t
was bad enough to begin her life in
strange surroundings, to struggle with
responsibilities when always before
she had been carefree. But to feel
that everything she did would be criti-
cized unfavorably. to realize that her
motherin-law would be constantly
spying on her was intolerable. She
could never be happy in such a stu
alton. Her inward misgivings made
her outwardly flippant. In order TO
hold her own at all, she had to keep
tight hold of her sense of humor
"Oh, I'll manage somehow" she
said airily. Things are never as bad
as they seem. And by the way
Mother Morgan, you won't object, will
you. if I refurnish my room. My
father gave us a check for a wedding
present."
What's the matter with your
room?" Mrs. Morgan said coldly as
FIorence'S broWS rose eXpreSSiVely
Aren't the furnishings good enough
for you? If you were really III earnest
about being practical you'd use that
money for a nest egg instead OF
squandering 1t on non-essentials
Jean flushed scarlet and her throat
was suddenly dry and hot.
Il didn't mean that the furnishings
weren't good enough, and I'm sorry ii
L were tactleSS enough to make il
sound SO. But l want to have my own
room more like my room at home
After all, it is my room, and YOU did
say this morning that you were hand.
ing the house over to me-"
Mrs. Morgan exchanged glances
with Florence. 1t was as much as
to say, Il told you so; she'll never
make good wife for Conrad" When
she spoke to Jean her voice was icy.
Certainly l am handing the house
over to you. / meant what | said. and
as for refurnishing your room. thai
is your own business. I was trying
to give you some good advice, but SO
long as you're determined on having
your own way we can probably have
the guestroom furniture removed to
TIC dltlc. m sorry IT isn't what
you want. Many people would be glad
to possess set of solid oak"
For moment Jean thought wildly
Of giving in to her mother-in-law. She
lonGed for word Of approval and per.
haps If she conceded this point, Mrs
Morgan would be mollified. But the
next moment she thought of the
gloomy oppression Of the guestroom
and shivered. She must have at least
one bright spot in the house to call
her own. She couldn't give up the
idea of refurnishing. she simnly
couldn't.
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