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Evening star., 1927-08-30

Roads that the following sums were
to be given during the current fiscal
year. North Carolina, $l,713.356;
Louisiana, $1,013.30S; Tennessee. ST.
614.766 and Montana. 1851 ,499.
While Federal assistance in child
welfare and maternity work will be
somewhat hampered by the ruling, it
was not known at the Interior Depart.
ment whether ii would stop payment
Of $4,000 annually to land grant COL
leges in the four States.
The controllers ruling specifically
prohibiting payment of $4,000 con-
tribution to maternity and child wei
fare activities in Tennessee has not
reached the various Government de.
partments.
1t was predicted in some quarters
that the next Congress would be asked
by members from the States affected
to clarity their rights.
Evening star., 1927-08-30
GOV. PEAY RESENTS'
us. A|DFUND ORDER
Protests Withholding Ten
nessee Allotment Designed
for State improvements.
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
A protest from Gov Austin Peay
OF Tennessee against the ruling of the
controller general which lays down
the principle that a State which has
not paid it's obligations to the Gov
ernuent cannot receive Federal aid
has been received by Acting Secretary
Mills.
1t was said today that the Treasury
has no jurisdiction over Controller
General McCarl's decisions, as he Is
charged by law with the settlement
and adjustment, independently OF the
executive departments, of all claims
and demands whatever by the Govern
ment or against 1t.
Congress is the only body which can
in any way overrule the controller
general il was asserted. and that
course could be taken only through
enactment of a measure providing for
payment of the Federal contributions
REGARDLESS of whether the State has
paid their obligations in full.
List of States Affected.
States affected by the ruling are
Tennessee. North Carolina, Louisiana
and Montana.
Gov. Peay and Attorney General
C. D. Smith are reported to be on
their way to Washington to confer
with officials here in an effort to reach
an understanding whereby Federal
funds set aside for State aid will not
be held up
Contributions of the Federal Gov
ernment to the States named are to
be held up as result of the ruling.
The three Southern States owe ap'
proximately $693 900 to the Federal
Government on Indian bonds, held
as security for funds lent 10 them for
defense in the Indian wars. The
bonds are dated from 1892 to 1850
Montana's obligation. which has been
reduced from $1,000 to approximately
500. 900. arises from Federal service in
fighting forest fires.
Items of Federal Aid Affected.
The principal items of Federal aid
affected are those for road building.
It was said at the Bureau of Public
Evening star., 1927-08-30
Despondent Actor Is Suicide.

FONDULAC, Wis, August 80 (Pl.-
Despondent because he feared he
would be unable to come back" as
an actor. Frank r. Wallace, 81, For.
estville. KY, former director of the
famous Duncan Sisters" shot and
killed himself in a hotel here yester-
dav.
Evening star., 1927-08-30
BOATMAN GETS T0WS
FOR FREE WATER TRIP
Grammar Hind Claims to Be Amer
ica's First Glitch h-Hiker."
Rides Mississippi.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August S0.-Grammar
Hind. c.. who believes he is America s
first water hitch .hiker. moved on down
toward the Mississippi today.
Hind, in queer craft that Is
neither rowboat or canoe, yet sug-
gestive of both. is making his way
from Muskegon. Mich, to the Gulf
by 'hitching rides" from other water
craft.
The Coast Guard gave him a
hitch" yesterday from Michigan City.
Ind, to Chicago.
Evening star., 1927-08-30
British Tourist Yacht Aground.

ATHENS. Greece, August 80 R).-
A British yacht, with 45 tourists
aboard. ran ashore on the coast Of
Aegina Island, southwest of Athens.
today. Dispatches late this afternoon
said it was expected she would be re-
fioated shortly.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
LUTHERANSW|[[
MEET MAY Il

The 10sth convention of the
Synod Of Maryland will be held in
the Lutheran Church Of the Refor.
nation. B and Second Streets South.
east, on Monday. May %, 1927. It
will be preceded by a meeting of
the Brotherhoods OF the Synod. be-
ginning at 1890 a. M, and con.
GLIDING with a banquet at $50 p. m.
The synodical sermon win be
preached at o'clock in the eve
ming. by the president Of the Synod,
the Rev. ]. e. Byers. D. D., of
Baltimore, Nd. Synod will be in
session three days. It is composed
Of representatives from churches
in Maryland, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and the District Of Colon.
bia.
We shall be glad to welcome re-
porters, and will do our best to as
sist them in getting information.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Theological Seminary Of the
United Lutheran Church in Amer.
lea. Gettysburg, Pa. May II. 1927.
Rev. John Weidley, D. D., pastor
of the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation, Second and B Streets
Southeast. was elected president Of
the board.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
DON IVAN PATCH
DUE IN D. c.

DR.. Jason Noble Pierce will preach
at the morning service Of the First
Congregational Church, which will
be held at IL o'clock in Metropolitan
Theater. Tenth and F SITS. DR..
Pierce's subject will be Secret Of a
Merry Heart" The vested chorus.
under the direction of Ruby Smith
Stahl. will sing.
The Young Peoples Societies of
First Church will meet Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock, the
7. P. S. C. e. at I'll Tenth st. and
the 5. S. c, z. in the parish house
938 Grant Pl.
DR.. Pierce win be out of the city
from May % until June 8, in at
tendance upon the meetings Of the
National Council of Congregational
Churches in Omaha.
The Rev. Don Ivan Patch, who
has been the associate minister of
First Church, and began his pastor
ate at the Congregational Church
Westfield, N. j.. a week ago. will
return to Washington on Monday
to take care of the activities Of
First Church while DR.. Pierce is in
Omaha. Mr.. Patch will be the
preacher on May 29.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
TOMORROW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Peter Heals
the Lame Nam
BY Rev. Edward Taber

In the history of the early
church the figure of Simon Peter
looms large. Especially before
the conversion Of Saul Of Tarsus,
Peter was the leader Of the early
followers Of Christ.
After his denial Of his Mas
ter, Peter was never again guilty
Of cowardice. He was imbued
with the firm faith that pos
sessed all the apostles, that
Jesus was risen from the dead.
This faith in the risen Christ
dominated the disciples lives and
actions. They felt that they had
a message Of hope and consola-
ton to preach that was inn
portant to all the world, and
they were determined to preach
that message at any cost.
The land of Israel during the
time Of Christ and Immediately
after was not a prosperous one.
The city Of Jerusalem, while the
greatest city Of Judea, could not
be compared with the great cap
itals Of the world. It was no
Rome, or Athens, or Antioch.
The days when the ships Of
Tarshish had brought to the
ruler Of the Jewish Empire car
goes of "gold and silver, ivory,
apes and peacocks," had long
since passed. The once great
nation was but Roman prov
ince, the once proud city now of
comparative unimportance.
Jerusalem, Of course, had its
upper classes, its men Of wealth
and leisure. But it had more
than its share Of poverty. Beg
gars were plentiful in the first
century as they are now.
It was the custom of a certain
beggar to sit daily at one Of the
gates Of the Temple. The man
had been lame all his life, and
had to be carried by his friends
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
ROBERT G. EVANS

Robert Graham Evans, prominent
promoter, who committed suicide
yesterday in his apartment at 1855
Fifteenth st. N. W., will be buried In
Arlington National Cemetery Mon
day morning.
Interment will be made following
services at Gawlor's undertaking
parlors, 1880 Pennsylvania Ave. N
W., at 1880.
Evans served as a captain in the
A. e. F., and was q promoter Of the
Congressional and Army and Navy
Country Clubs here.
The body was found lying in a gas
filled kitchen by a colored maid
when she reported for duty yester
day morning.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife; sister, Mrs. o. r. Luhring
wife Of the Assistant Attorney Gen
eral; a brother, Stanley. in Mime
apolis. and a son by a former mar,
riage living with his mother at San
Diego. Calf.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
BIBLE SCHOOL
INCORPORATES

The work Of the Washington
Bible School Association, Inc.
which association organizes, pro.
notes and supervises the summer
session Bible School in the .aca.
ton period and the winter session
Bible School in the City Of Wash.
ington for the definite study of
the Bible, founded by Mrs. H. Moi.
fatt Bradley, has of its own no.
mentum become e national work,
Mrs. Bradley having been called
into many States during the past
year.
AS the result of the rapid prog.
ress OF teaching the Bible, and the
Bible alone, 1t has become neces.
sary to found the National Bible
School Association with headquar.
tiers in Room 223, Mills Building,
Washington, d. C.
The object of the organization is
to further this work throughout
the States with State associations
and organized chapters in the vari.
Gus cities for the purpose of ex.
tending the work Of religious
teaching and training among the
children and young people and to
OuSO0AaBS LuS bIuuy Oh tue dOIy
Bible; to create a thirst for the
word Of God, and to lay the basis
OF its study and practice through
life.
The scope Of the work and teach.
ings of the association and of all
its chapters shall be interdenomi-
national and inter-racial.
The period Of the duration Of
the corporation Is unlimited and
the term Of its existence is per.
petual.
The directors Of the National
Bible School Association are: The
Hon. William Chester Landlord,
Mrs. III. Moffatt Bradley, Maj.
Gen. Anton Stephan and Mrs. L.
NJ. MacKennan, with an executive
board representing 10 denomina-
tions.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21

and placed in his accustomed
position. The gate is described
as the gate of the Temple (which
is called Beautiful"
We are told that on one oc-
casion, as Peter and John were
entering the Temple at the hour
Of prayer, the lame man espied
them, and, as was his wont, en-
treated them, expecting money.
Peter and John were without
money, but were men of rare
faith and power. Peter COM
manded the lame man to rise
and walk, and he did so, greatly
overjoyed at his new strength
and vigor. The words with
which Peter prefixed his COM
mand to the beggar to arise and
walk have become immortal:
"Silver and gold have ! none,
but such as / have give I thee"
A short time after this. event
Peter and John were brought be-
fore the priests and rulers Of
the Jews. Peter addressed them
with remarkable eloquence and
courage. He declared that his
power of healing was simply due
to his faith of Christ. He even,
with more courage than discre.
tion, accused the rulers Of being
responsible for the death Of the
Master.
The event of the healing of
the beggar created a great SEN
sation. It alarmed the Jewish
leaders, and they commanded
Peter and John to preach no
more.
They might as well have COM
manded them to renounce their
faith altogether. They were de-
termined to make themselves
heard. They had in them the
stuff Of which martyrs are made,
and they were not to be turned
from their path by persecution.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
MRS. LAURA A. WHITNEY

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
A. Whitney, widow of Horace A.
Whitney, former cashier Of the
United States Treasury, will be held
Monday at st. Margaret's Church,
OF which she was a communicate
since 1t was founded. Mrs. Whit.
ney died at 10:45 a. m. yesterday
at her home. 1887 Church st. N, w.
Born in Washington, Mrs. Whit.
ney lived here nearly all her life.
She was 70 years old. Her father,
the late Samuel Magee, was a resi-.
dent of Washington since the be-
ginning Of the last century. Her
husband. who held office in the
Treasury Department for many
years, died in 1887.
Mrs. Whitney was the mother of
Clinton r. Whitney, manager of
the Washington branch of the
Westinghouse Company; Horace MI
Whitney. of Bridgeport, Conn, and
Lieut.. Percy r. Whitney, U. s. A. :,
who is stationed at Fort Hancock,
N. Y.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
Metropolitan Baptists
To Honor Young PEOPLE

A service in honor Of young peo-
pie will be held Sunday night at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Sixth
and A Streets northeast. Young
people will do the ushering, receive
the Offering, and assist Pastor John
Compton Ball in the service.
Pastor Ball will speak on "Put.
ting the " in Youth" In the
morning the theme will be "King.
dom Inheritors."
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
Rev ]. M. WaIdron to
Talk on Wife's Influence

The Rev. J. Milton Waldron, D. D.
pastor Of Shiloh Baptist Institutional
Church ("Strangers' HONEY. corner
Ninth and P Streets Northwest. win
preach Sunday night on 1.-THE Wifes
influence" At II o'clock, the sub.
1ect Of his sermon will be, More
Blessed to Give Than, to Receive n
The choir under the direction Of
Prof. T. H. Ward, of Florida. will
render a special program at eacn
service interpreting the program
with "spirituals' and jubilee songs.
The Washington times., 1927-05-21
Friends of MammOTl,' -
u. G.. B. Pierce's Subject

At All Sou'sl Church Unitarian.
Sixteenth and Harvard Streets, the
Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, DID,, will
preach on the subject, Friends OF
Mammon" at the morning service at
II o'clock.
The feature at the motion picture
hour in Pierce hall at 1880 will be
THANK You." the great stage sue
cess.