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Evening star., 1927-09-11
PASTOR ENDS VACATION.
Rev. Cove g. Johnson to Hold Serv-
ices Tomorrow.

Rev. Cove G. Johnson. pastor of the
National Baptist Memorial to Reli.
gious Liberty, has returned from his
vacation and will resume preaching
this morning at IL o'clock. His
subject will be "All the Saints"
The ordinance Of the Lords supper
will be observed. AT the evening gos.
pei service the subject will be "The
Place Called Calvary"
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Society will be held in
the church Wednesday, when Miss
Eff1e Adams of Burma will speak in
the morning, followed by a special
program at 2 o'clock.
The meeting of the Bible school
board has been postponed until We'd
nesday evening, September 21.
Beginning with the prayer service
next Thursday evening, the pastor
will take up the study of the Book of
Hebrews, the first subject being God
Hath Spoken"
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Returns From Europe.

Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown Harris.
pastor Of Foundry Methodist Episco.
pal Church, who has just returned
from a European vacation, will
preach at IL o'clock this mora
ing on ''The Pre-eminent Christ" and
tomorrow night on "a Basket of
Summer Fruit"
The Epworth League of the church
will conduct its first meeting of
Fan at O'Clock tomorrow night un-
der the craftsmanship of William II.
Rodda, president.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
FALL PROGRAM RESUMED.
Episcopal Church of Transfgura-
tion Groups Plan Meetings.

The usual Fall program of activities
is being resumed at the Episcopal
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, Four
teenth and Gallatin streets. The vari.
GUS organizations of the parish have
begun their regular meetings.
The Church School will reopen next
Sunday at $50 am, and j. l.. Evans.
superintendent, will be assisted by a
corps of specially trained teachers.
The services at TRANSPORTATION to-
day will be at 7:30 am. and IL am.
Rev. ]. J. Queally, rector, will preach.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

American territory, and it is going to
be in France.
after many years Of peace, the de-
tenders of just cause want TO live
again the memories and emotions of
the struggle, to see once more the
places where they fought and con.
quered. to place wreaths on the graves
of their comrades who died on the
battlef1elds in this land of France,
soaked with American blood.
1T is difficult to conceive of greater
loyalty to the past, of attachment TO
that ideal common to our two ma.
tions which is being pursued by more
resplendent humanity through work
in peace and liberty.
'As in 1917, we cordially greet our
American brothers-in-arms. Once more
they are welcome among us. Our
hearts beat in unison with theirs"
Evening star., 1927-09-11
PLANS FOR OBSERVANCE.
Local Leader Arranging for Union
Mission Sunday.

Supt. John s. Bennett of the Central
Union Mission returned last week
from visiting leading rescue mission
superintendents in other cities to
secure speakers for churches through.
out Washington on Central Union
Mission Sunday, October %. AT that
time, mission superintendent will be
invited to fill church pulpits and pre-
sent the relation between the churches
and their rescue missions.
With an abundance Of speaking
talent assured, more than 100 churches
will have opportunity to choose speak
ers, the first application and assign
ment having been that of the First
Congregational Church, closely fol-
lowed by several other churches rep
resented on the ministerial council.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
LISTS SPECIAL SERMONS.
Schedule of Services at Third Bap-
tist Church,

Two special sermons will be
preached at the morning and eve
ming services today az the Third
Baptist Church, Fifth and Q streets,
and the Y. c. E. Society, in session
at p.m., will discuss How to Use
the Money That Belongs to God"
while the J. G. E. Society, meeting
at p.m., will have as it's topic,
When to Use Your Brake" Bible
school will be held at 9:15 am.
The regular prayer meeting Tues
day night will be held at o'clock
and the young peoples prayer serv-
ice will be held Thursday night at
s o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

A mild lavender
perfumed vegetal.
When applied after
shaving prevents ir-
ritation and leaves
the face soft and
smooth.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
CANON WILL SPEAK.
Rev. Edward Dunlap to Preach at
Cathedral.

Rev. Edward s. Dunlap, canon Of
Washington Cathedral, will be the
special preacher at the peoples open
air evensong around the Peace Cross
of the Cathedral this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
AS usual, the evensong win be
broadcast by radio over WRC.
The services at Bethlehem Chapel
will include holy communion at 7:30
am, with Rev. Curtis H. Dickins,
chaplain-in-chief. United States Navy.
the celebrant; morning prayer and
litany, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dunlap,
at 10 am, and holy communions and
sermon, with Rev. Mr.. Dunlay as cele.
brant and Rev. Curtis H. Dickens
preacher, at IL am,
Evening star., 1927-09-11

master, in an ar
ticle appearing in
the next issue of
the Revue des Vi
wants. After re.
counting step by
step the "magnifi-
cent efforts of
t h e Americans
during the war,
the m ar 8 h a !
writes:
To-day the vet
erans of this great
period have come
back from Ameri-
ca. For the first
time the American
Legion is going to
hold it's national
convention outside
Evening star., 1927-09-11

Makes unruly. obstinate
hair lay down and gives
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ance. This sale-2 for Ole.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

4 healing and delightful
skin lotion that quickly re-
lieves irritated conditions
Of the skin. This sale.
2 for 3ec.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
Rev. H. H. Ranek to Talk.

Rev. Henry H. Ranck, pastor of
the Grace Reformed Church, will
preach on What Kind of Religion
Have You?" at the IL o'clock service
In his church tomorrow. Sunday
school will be held at $40 o'eloch.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

Here is an opportunity to get a
supply of this nationally famous
shampoo. Made of the choicest
quality cocoanut oil.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
The Plan of Our
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but in some cases there may be
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your buying early to avoid dis
appointment. We reserve the
right to refuse to sell dealers and
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tomorrow and Tuesday only.
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AMERICAN LEGION
PRAISED BY FOCH
Allied Commander n-Chief
ReCounts "Magnificent Ef-
forts" During War.
By the Associated Press,

by IH5 AssUCIdLeu TIHs5.
PARIS. September 10.-What France
owes to the American Legion is told
by Marshal Foch in the simple but
eloquent language of which he is
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1927-07-15

one-man rule. Napoleons of finance
and czars of business today hold as
great power as their prototypes did in
politics and in war"
The churchnen urged an increase in
the practical freedom" of the mass of
mankind by increasing their power to
control material conditions on which
their livelihood and we'll being depend
'The time is approaching when big
business will be impossible without real
democracy" he said.
Bishop William F. Faber of Mon
tana said the church must range itself
on the side of social justice.
"We must clear our minds of cant,
he said, "The church is beginning to
stand for what she was created to
stand for
Rev. Oscar Green of Palo Alto de-
Tended the workers right to bargain
collectively. "The right to strike is q
right already won," he said.
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TheCherry
/" Where with our
roo Little Hatchet
O0 we tel! the truth
about many things, sometimes pro-
foundly, sometimes fiippantl-,
sometimes recklessly. /. !.

Hear ye, hear ye, hear We, the court
crier squalls, and the court sits. Yea,
the court sits all over the land and a
curious outcome there is.
The little criminals go to Jail with
fair regularity, while the big ones
manage to stay out of jail with about
equal regularity.
How comes all this? Perhaps, in
the early days, when the legal code
was taking shape, what may be called
social crimes were less important.
Time was, as we all know, when the
most serious crime that could be COM
mitted, short of murder, was to steal
mans horse. That robbed him of his
means of getting his living. Horse
thieves were given but small cere-
mony before they went to join that
great throng of the departed.
Cattle rustling was about as seri-
Gus. In older days there were many
crimes punishable by death. In olden
days those crimes were serious to
someone. Today we pay little heed
to many of the old offenses. Times
have changed. However, courts al
ways did and still do protect personal
property better than public property
and public rights.
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Not only have we that phase of the
court situation, but we have a strong
tendency to abolish the jury trial.
How many Americans know that there
is no law and no court. These offenses
are decreed by Federal government
bureaus and the trials" are before
bureau heads and commissioners,
without jury and entirely outside of
the court system of the land.
This is a growing menace to jury
trial and once the wedge gets in it
keeps on driving. Moreover, it is pro-
posed to introduce in the next Con-
gress bill to abolish jury trials in
the courts in certain specified misde-
meanor cases. Another blow at the
protection afforded by juries.
There is some protection against un-
just law so long as we have juries
There will be none when juries go
as there is none now against the arbi-
trary sentences imposed for violation
of bureau regulations and just as there
is practically none in the case of the
injunction.
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p r - - u
THE RED PIG SQUEALS

In New York the Reds are on the
run. They have finished in their grand
stand play to capture the fur workers
and smash into the other needle trades.
The American Federation of Labor
spiked that Moscow game in good
shape.
But the Reds, 50 bold and brave
when they were on the gain, howl and
squeal like stuck pigs when they are
on the run. They bleat like bunch
Of scared sheep. Their courage oozes
from every pore. It's a sight-this
yapping of the Reds in retreat.
1t seems to be generally thus. When
the Reds get bomb hurled at them
in Europe they howl like blazes. When
they do the hurting it is much diff
ferent. Whether in Geneva, Moscow
or New York, the Reds are same con
temptible creatures.
They seem to have two complexes
an oppression complex and a fea,
complex. You can't beat that com.
bination for fearful and in certain
sense ludicrous results.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1927-07-15

More and more reaction fights to
abolish juries and to subordinate the
legislative branch of government to
the executive. This is all in the di-
rection of dictatorial power. Power
in dictatorial hands always seeks to
enlarge itself Few who have power
ever voluntarily decrease that power.
We have in America a situation that
needs watching. The forces that do
not like popular government are at
work in many directions. The forays
of the COMMUNISTS give them a con-
stant excuse, as such things always
do, to go further and further.
The Supreme Court of the United
States, tremendous in its power over
the destinies of our people, moves to
help the campaign against self-rule.
In the dissenting opinions of the mi
nority are to be found the most biting
criticisms of this tendency.
We shall not lose our freedom, to
be sure, but we can have lot of it
put in storage and beyond our immedi-
ate use if we do not look to our de-
fenses.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1927-07-15

Social crimes loom large today in
importance. But out of a background
that was what it was, our courts have
not yet caught up with the seriousness
Of the new crimes.
So we send petty thieves to Jail
for life after the fourth time in New
York while the men who get away
with Teapot Domes can fight their
way to freedom.
A man who turned doorknob to
make a petty thievery haul in New
York not long ago went away" for
life, while Harry Sinclair, finally SEN
fenced for contempt, not only remains
out of Jail but probably will continue
to do so.
To indulge in "black satchel" pas
times and to get away from the people
their oil reserves, constitute social
crimes of great Importance. Yet to
| the courts Earl Carroll must be in
| fnitely more important, because they
put him in jail quickly.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1927-07-15
WAGE SLASH in
NON-UNION FIELD

Charleston, w. Va.-Another wage
reduction is probable in The non-union
coal fields of Southern West Virginia.
Present rates are so per cent lower
than in the union fields. The coal own
ers claim wages must be lowered to
equalize costs since the Interstate
Commerce Commission has taken from
them the preferential freight rate of
20 cents ton to lake ports.
The coal owners are confident that
their special police, guards, newspa-
pers and injunction judges can defeat
their employees attempt to affiliate
with the United Mine Workers.