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PLANS DEDICATION.
Union Protestant Church Will
Hold Exercises Tomorrow.

Hold Exercises Tomorrow.
The dedication of the Union ProteS-
tant Church at Herald Harb0r, Md,
which was postponed two weeks ago
on account Of heavy rain and impass~
able roads, will be held tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock Rev. c. " Wander
Linden of Washington and other visit
ing clergymen will participate,
Or. O. Josephine Baird. chairman OF
the board of trustees, will read the his
tory Of the church. which is, built on
a site donated by the promoters of the
resort
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REV. SNYDER RETURNS.
viii Preach Tomorrow at Emory
Methodist Church.

Rev. .. L. Snyder, pastor of Emory
Methodist Church, Georgia avenue and
Quackenbos street, Brightwood, has re-
turned from his vacation and will
preach at the II O'Clock service. His
sermon subject will be. Who Are Yeu?"
There will be no evening service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-25

PAUL IN A ROMAN PRISON.
tActs, xvi, 16-40o
Golden text: Rejoice In the
Lord always, again ! say. Re-
joice." Phil. IL, 4.
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ztontana wyoming and Neh-
~ssSs, returning here the middle OF
September.
p.rrsScntative and Mrs. Aidrieh
Honor Guests at Dinner.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs Richard s.
Agsrirr were guests st the dinner given
Gesf evening al NaTraganSett Pier by
Mr. GeorSe Pierce Metcan,
nr Cnar Chu VII. special envoy
fy9u, The NationallStic government Of
China. and Nine WI have arrived III
New York from Boston, and are stay
tns at the Ambassador Hotel.
nr. sun Fo. the Chinese minister
far reconstruction. who was in Wash
jast night 20 complete his Journey
rro,,1d The world He will visit Niagara
Fails Detroit and Chicago and several
III the western States before going
"a San Francisco from where he will
sail foy China,
This naval attache 81 the French
s-,haSsy. Con2dr. Louis Sable. is at New
ror. awaiting the arrival of the gun
boat Vile D'vS which is en- route there
10 particIpate IN the one-hundred and
fftieth anniversary celebration OF the
Battle Of Rhode Island
Nine Panaretoff. wife Of the former
Minister a Bulgaria entertained at tea
Yesterday al WlliamStown III honor Of
81 members Of the Institute Of Politics
S.e was assisted by Nine Radetf, wife
az The Minister Of Bulgaria; Mrs, A,
Hamilton Gibbs. Mrs Charles
-hwinS Mrs. Eugene Wamhaueh and
Mrs. Kari E. Weston.
Ma, hoy O. Henry arrived in wash
f~rt1r yesterday for a fev days v1sff
ARD Is staying at the Fairfax Hotel.
Capt and Mrs. Eldon King and their
small daughter Nancy Page King. who
have been touring in Canada, are now
en- route to the White Mountains. where
they will remain several weeks before
returning to Washington.
Mrs. Belle Smith of New York IS al
the Carlton for a few days.
Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer ard her son,
Mr. Richard II. Wilmer. ir,. are spend
ing The week end at Old Point COM
fcTt. Va.
Nine. Duvai Sayez and her daughter.
Miss Hilda Dawson. have returned
from Canada. Nine. Sampaio and her
two daughters, wife and daughters Of
the Brazilian consul general IN New
York. are visiting her,
Mrs. George H. Lorimer of Philadel
mia. Pa. is at the Carlton for stay
Of several days
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" HE Secretary OF the n''e' ,os.
Mr. Row q. West, has left
maxr,incton for Western
fonr He viii visit Minnesota,
Montana. wyoming and Neh
~esls returning here the middle Of
September.
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Or. Ellison Joins His
Da lighters i'm Tennessee.

Or Everett M Ellison left the city
iast evening for his country estate In
Tennessee, where his young daughters
Alice Elizabeth Margaret Isabel and
Nancy Doris. have been spending the
GUNNER. They viii return TO Wash
tngJon the middle Of September
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Mr. and Mrs Justus w Brown Of
Kansas City are ~ the Grace Dodge
Hotel fer sn extended stay
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Mr and Mrs X W Snartel of Okla
bona CITY, Okla. arrived in Washing
ton On Thursday and are At the May
flower
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BY REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON.
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Engagement of Miss Wood
ta I.ieut. Close Announced.

TO Lieut.. Close Announced.
Mrs. William Findley OF Chevy
Chase. Md announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Peggy
Wood. to Lieut.. Forrest Close, U. S. N,
Of Savannah, Ga The wedding will
take place in the early Spring.
Mrs Findley and her daughter have
scent q year travelling in China and
recently returned 20 their Chevy Chase
hcne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lown1an have
returned To their home on Sixteenth
street after spending several weeks at
tire Hotel Brighton IN Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emlnons Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emnons Smith. Jr., are at Sar-
a1ac Inn on Upper Saranac Lake, y.
Y. for the late season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee Alexander
Of Chevy Chase have as their guest
for the week end. Mr.. Charles Brooks
Of Pittsburgh. Mr. Brooks is former
resident Of Washington.
Mrs. william NJ. Geddes Of Columbia
read has returned after visiting Mrs
George H. Peters in her bungalow near
Bluemonts Va.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Esch have gone
20 New YORK and are al the Hotel Pic
cadsllv for few days.
Mr. and Mrs J. Raymond Hoover,
who have been IN New England for
several weeks. were a: Saranac Inn on
Upper Saranac Lake. n. z, last week.
MFR. and Mrs. o. H. swezeY and Mr.
Joegun A. Swezey Of Honolulu are at
the Grace Dodge Hotel for week or
10 days.
Miss Helen Burrows. who has been
on an extended trip through Providence
ard Earrsgansert r. l., and New York
City as the guest Of Mrs. Mabel E.
Woods Of Washington. has recently re-
turned 70 her home in Lyon Park.
Mfr and Mrs. S. A. Reeves have been
spending some time at Sarsnac Inn on
the Upper Saranac Lake in New YORK
State
Mrs Louise 9 Chisholm has arrived
r. Washington from her home in Cam
bridge. Mas. and Is al The Carlton for
q short stay
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Mrs. 3 g Dagis ard Miss Emily e.
Davis are AZ Virginia Beach for The
remainder If the season
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Miss /. A. Anderson and Miss Louise
Melville are IN New York where they
are stopping At The new Hotel
Piccad1llY
liz Ale WeneeIvre TavInr has left
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Mrs. Richard H Wilmer and her son,
Mr. Richard H. Wilmer. ir,, are spend
ing the week end at Old Point COM
fcrt Va
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Mrs. Belle Smith of New York Is a.
the Carlton for a few days.
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representative and Mrs. Aldrieh
uor,nr Guests at Dinner.

REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs Richard s.
AfSrlrh we're guests at the dinner given
isst evening At NaTraganSett Pier by
Mr.. Ge0rge Pierce MetcaI,
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee Alexander
Of Chevy Chase have as their guest
for the week end. Mr.. Charles BROOKS
Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Brooks is a former
resident of Washington.
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~OOD foods are on board the City of
oNew York, provision ship of the Byrd
Expedition! DR. Francis Conan, Dietetie
expert of Johns Hopkins University and
Chief Steward Sidney Greason have picked
them with care They have been chosen for
their wholesomeness for their ability To
e. men to withstand the ngors OF the 20
degree below zero weather of the Antarctic!
And D., tons of Bokar Coffee, enough 60
brew 10000 cups. are on board the CITY
of New York out to sea and bound for
the Antarctic
In selecting Bokar the Chief Steward OF
the Polar party said, ' From all she eoffees
available. she Byrd Expedition chose Bokar,
because we had TO have the best"
Try Bokar tonight! Find ons TO your de
Ugh. why it is the one coffee of the Byrd
Antarctic Expedition!' Sold at all A&P
s,ores IN one-pcund aavor.tighs TINS!
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Mime. Duvai Sayez and her daughter.
Miss Eilda Dawson. have returned
from Canada. Nine. Sampaio and her
two daughters, wife and daughters Of
the Brazilian consul general in New
YORK are visiting her.
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Capt and Mrs Eldon King and their
small daughter Nancy Page King. who
have been touring in Canada are now
en- route to the White Mountains. where
they will remain several weeks before
returning to Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lown1an have
returned To their home on Sixteenth
street after spending several weeks at
tire Hotel Brighton IN Atlantic City.
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Mrs. william NJ. Geddes Of Columbia
read has returned after visiting Mrs
George II. Peters in her bungalow near
Eiuemort. Va.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
HUNDREDS To
SEE ALTAR
RITES

The Mary Memorial Altar win be
presented formally to the National
Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton with impressive ceremonies to-
day at 8 p. m.
Special trains from Virginia.
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York,
and other States will bring hum
dreds OF members Of the Interna-
tional Federation OF Catholic Al
umnae to participate
The Rev. DR.. Bernard a. Nc
Kenna will be in. charge. and viii
introduce the Right Rev. Thomas
u. Shahan. rector emeritus OF Cath
olic University, who win preside.
Addresses viii be made by the Rev.
Msgr. Edward Pace. vice rector Of
the university; Mrs. Mary w. Finan.
president OF the international Al
lImnae, and Mrs. James ]. Sheeran,
founder OF the Mary Memorial Altar
fund.
Following the exercises at the Ma.
tionsl Shrine, Sister Mary de Paul
CoganI and Mrs. Sheeran will u1veil
q tablet in the Sisters College OF the
university. cornmemOrating the es-
tablishment of the Msgr. Edward
A. Pace scholarship. .
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
HEL D
IN MASONIC
HALL

Duesto construction OF the Lincoln
Memorial Tower on the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. ser.
vices will be held temporarily in the
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth st.
and New York Ave.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo.
pastor, will preach tomorrow morn.
ing in the Auditorium on ..The
Empty Nets" In the evening he
will. continue his series Of sermons
on "Studies In Religion" He will
speak on who Is Jesus?" Ques-
tions win be answered at the end
of the address. II
The children's departments 81. the
Sunday school will meet IN the
newly acquired parish hall to the
west OF the church building. The
young peoples and adults depart
n1ents of the school will meet In
the gallery of the Masonic Audito-
rum. The mid-Week activities of
the church will be held in the parish
hall. These arrangements win be
continued until the completion OF
the tower.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
CHURCH To GIVE
PLAY BASED
ON NOVEL

At the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G Streets, DIR.
Jason Noble Pierce will preach
tomorrow morning on "A Christian
IDEAL" At the evening service,
beginning at o'clock, he will speak
on "The Great Shepherd" followed
by the film drama, "The Shepherd
of the Hills" perturbation of
Harold Bell Wright's novel. /
DR.. Pierce will preside at the
Vesper4 concert program at 4:3O
O'Clock in the church auditorium,
when the artists viii be the sing
ing baritone, John Marville; the
Russian violinist, Elena de Sayn,
and the Anpico Symphonique.
On Thursday, beginning at 1880
p. M, the photoplay, Ben Hur"
will be shown, illustrating DR..
Pierce's message on "A Christian.
The mems Bible class, led by the
Rev Frank N. Greeley. meets at
9:45 a. M, and the women's Bible
class, led by Mrs. Frank e. Web
ner, meets at 10 a. m. The primary
department meets at 10 a. m.
The Christian Endeavor societies
viii have tea and social tomor.
row from s to 6:20 p. M, followed
by their meetings at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. A. III. Coster will lead the
s. s. G. q. and the topic for discus
sion is "How Should a Christians
Christmas Be Different?"
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
TOMORROW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Paul Goes to Rome.
BY REV. EDWARD TABER

To Jerusalem he went, and soon
found that the city was hostile
to him. He was imprisoned,
and after a series of appear
ances before various judges, the
Apostle appealed to Caesar.
AS a result of that appeal,
Paul was sent to Rome. The
Journey, by water, proved q
long and tedious one. With
other prisoners Paul was ship
wrecked near Malta, and was
compelled to remain there during
the winter.
Paul,s resolution and courage
during the. perilous voyage COM
mended him to the centurion in
charge, and he was treated
leniently. In Rome, Paul was
allowed to. dwell in his own
hired house, and there taught
and preached. He called to-
gether the leading Jews Of the
city, and explained to them the
Gospel Of Christ. He met with
Indifferent success, "some believ-
ing and some believing not.
Disguised with the lack of
response, Paul declared his in
tention Of turning to the Cen
tiles with his message. For two
years Paul preached-and from
thence Scripture is silent.
Tradition, however, so strong
it would appear to be authentic,
tells us that Paul was tried
and released, that he travelled
widely, possibly to Spain; wrote
several Epistles, was again ar
rested, and martyred by Nero.
When the Apostle "purposed
in the spirit to go TO Jerusalem, "
he declared that: AFTER I have
been there, I must also see
Rome"
The Christian colony at Rome
became the headquarters of
medieval Christianity, and today
is one Of the holy cities of the
Christian faith.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08

DEATHS

FOWEER-On Friday December z. 1928,
at his residence. Oakland, Nd, RUFUS
FOWLER, beloved husband of the late
Rosetta e. Fowler. aged 81 years;
Funeral from the above residence on
Sunday. December 9, at ! 80 p. M SER
tices at Forestville Episcopal Churcn,
Prince Georges county. Nd. at p. "a.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
church cemetery. ---
JEFFRlEsOn Friday, December q: at 4
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Jeftrles'
residence. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
RATHGEBER--On wednesday. December 5;
1928, at 1905 p. na.; az waiter Kssp iMSS
GEBER. q. s. A.. retired, beloved husband
of Eleanor Rathgeber. aged 81 years.
Remains resting at Tabler's funeral nome,
s24 , n ST NJ W. ssssTlEeds srtprday g becem. Gn.
ber 8. Relatives and friends invited 70 az;
tend Internlent at Arlington Nauonai
ROCHE-On Friday. December z, 1923, at
Walter Reed Hospital, at $3.50 a. M,
MAURICE J. ROCHE, beloved son OF the
late James F. and Mary Roche,
Funeral from the residence OF his slster'
Mrs w H Scott 1894 Meridian Pl. N. W..
on Monday, December 10, at 3 80 a. No;
Reuuiern mass nj the Shrine OF the sacred
Heart at o'clock. Relatives ana fTlends
invited. Interment at Mount Ollvet Ceme-
terry.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Junior GUAM. Councils
To Hold A1I-Week Fete

Reno Council, Junior o. U. A. NJ,
and Esther Council, d. Of A.. will
hold a bazaar and entertainment
all next week in their new building,
Wisconsin Avenue and Window
Place Northwest.
4 A dutch supper will be served, on
Tuesday evening from to o'clock,
with turkey dinner on Thursday
at the same hours. There will be
special entertainment features
throughout the week.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Christian Scientist
Will Talk Tomorrow

AeIecture on "Christian Science
the elimination Of the Teaching of
the Bibles" will be delivered in the
Washington Auditorium, Nineteenth
and e SITS. N. w, tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock by Gavin w.
Allan. C.S.B. of Toronto, Canada.
Allan is q member OF the Board
OF Lectureship OF the Mother
Church. the First Church of Christ,
Scientist in Boston. He will be
introduced by William G.. Bieder-
man. This lecture is under the aus
pices of the four Christian Science
churches of the city.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08

. The cities of Jerusalem and
Rome loom large in, the history
of Christianity. Jerusalem, the
holy city of the Hebrews. was
for centuries a religious center.
Hoary with tradition at the time
of Christ, it had become the
acknowledged hub of the religious
life of the Jewish people.
Through its streets the great
prophets Of the race had passed.
From its Temple they had deliv-
cred their messages. And yet
the city often had been unre-
sponsive to it's. greatest teachers.
The Master spoke of Jerusalem
that stonest the prophets"
During the years of the min
fistry of the Master the religion
of the priesthood had become
highly ritualized. Form and
ceremony we're supreme in the
religious services of the sacred
Temple. The letter Of the law
was enthroned.
Little wonder that the priestly
authorities resented the audacity
Of the young Teacher who over
turned the tables of the money
changers, and cried in splendid
anger, 'It is written, my Fathers
house shall be called q house of
prayer, but ye have made it q
den of thieves.
When the Master returned to
the Holy City on the first Palm
Sunday, the multitude acclaimed
Him. But the welcome was
fleeting one. The city had de-
termined to crush the young
Prophet. It crucified Him, but
it did not conquer Him. The
disciples became convinced, after
they had given up all hope, of
the reality Of the resurrection.
After a brilliant career in the
service Of Christ, the Apostle
Paul determined to go to Jeru-
salem. Entreaties from his fol-
lowers failed to dissuade him.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Realty Man Accused
Of Larceny hY Sister

Alleged to have failed to account
for $500 given to him to be de-
posted in bank, John Howard
West, a. real estate dealer with Of
fees In the 1900, block of III St.
n. W., prepared today to defend
himself. ~
West was arrested by Detective
Sergeant Arthur T. Fihelly after
Vests sister, Mrs. Bessie Schle-
singer, and her husband, Hyman
Schlesinger, a grocer OF the 1900
block Georgia Ave. N. w, COM
planned to police. The prisoner was
charged with larceny after trust.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
DEATHS

Emma c. Cottrell, So years. st. Eliza.
beths Hospital.
Lorsnza capone. 70 years. AL Fourth
st. N q.
Marie Gerdus. 10 years. Little Sisters
of the Poor.
Douglas G. MOxley, 81 years. 4sOO
Kansas Ave. n. w.
Mary Guldi, So years. s1f z st. s.w.
Josiah c. Tippetts. So years. piggery
Leola s. Miskimon. - years, als
Eleventh st. s. e.
Norma z. Midktff. years. s4s
Eleventh st. s. E.
Frederick jackson. AZ years, Norfolk
ana Washington steamboat ID. CO. at
wharf. .
Phoebe Patterson, Al year,. eallinSer
;, nsr1ha Vaughn. months Children 5
Catherine 2. JOssghs, 1-month. 2oo7
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
DR.. Perkins to Explain
Relationship Of .TeSv1s

The Rev. DR.. Frederic w. Perkins,
pastor Of the First Universalist
Church. win preach tomorrow morn
ing on How Is Jesus the Son OF
God?" This viii be the second Of
q series OF Advent sermons.
The vested choir, under the direc-
ton OF DIR. w. A. Harmed, will give
q special musical program. The
services are held in the Ambassador
Theater, pending the completion of
q new church.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Detroit Girl Victim
OF Foul Play. Theory

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 8 q.
N-S).-Fearing that Miss Thelma
Ross, IL, OF Detroit, has been the
victim OF foul play, police are
holding two Illinois young men,
charged with vagrancy, while they
investigated a sensational story Of
attempted assault told by Willadean
May, 18, and Dorothy Berndt. 16,
both also of Detroit.
Roy Hampton. "a, Of Chicago, and
Dale ,MeComas, of Decatur, Ill,
were the men held after the two
girls told a story that the youths
had picked the three girls up in a
truck near Kentland. Ind, and that
they had attempted to attack them.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Rev. H. E. Beatty to Talk
At Georgetown Services

The Rev. Harold E.. Beatty. pastor
of the Georgetown Lutheran Church
Wisconsin Ave. and Volta Pl.. will
speak tomorrow morning on "The
Attractiveness of Jesus" In the
evening he will speak on What
Kind Of Monument Are You Build
ing?" -
"A Different Christmas" will be
discussed at the Christian Endeavor
service at z o. m
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Dean Wilkinson Is
Speaker At Arcadia

DR.. B. G.. Wilkinson dean OF
theology at Washington Missionary
College, win speak tomorrow night
at the Arcadia Auditorium, Four
teenth st. and Park Rd., on "Who
Is Anti-C Christ, and is He AT Hand?"
Washington Sanitorium workers
viii give q health demonstration
at tbs. A song service will begin
at 7:3O under the direction of Vic
TOR Johnson
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Canon to Give Sermon
In Bethlehem Chapel

The Rev. DIR. G. Freeland Peter,
Canon Of Washington Cathedral,
will preach tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock in the Bethlehem Chapel.
The service will be broadcast over
WRC.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock, Of
New York, honorary canon of the
Cathedral, will preach at the morn.
ing service.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
MAuRTCE J. ROCHE

Funeral services: of Maurice j.
Roche win be conducted at the resi-
dence OF his sister, Mrs. w. III.
Scott, 1434 Meridian Pl. N. W.,
Monday at $3.50. a. m, Immediately
preceding a requiem mass to be
sung at 9 o'clock at the Shrine of
the Blessed Sacrament. Interment
will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Roche, who was a son OF the
late James r. and Mary Roche.
well known in this city, was born
tn Washington, II years ago.
He died yesterday at the Walter
Reed Hospital of pneumonia.
He is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Scott, and Mary and Gather.
fne Roche. OF this city.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Seldom Durrer, 21. and Aroma l..
Cole, Is. The Rev. J. c. Copenhauer.
Henry T. Hudd1e, q, and Florence =.
Henderson, %. the, Rev. W. NJ. Heff-
man.
Phillip jackson, 81, and Gladys Booker,
81 The Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
WIlford w. Warren, 81, and Ethel Per-
klns, -. The Rev. j. II. Durham.
Lewis Virts, 25, and Nettie Redf, IS.
The Rev. W. II. Hoffman.
Aubrey A. Chase, ~, and Louise Proc.
&or. 10. Judge r. E. Mattingly.
Meade Ferguson 5s, and Eldona Oil
yer, 3s. The Rev. B. H. Melton.
c. II. Mason, 81, ana Mirtfe G..
Shields. Is. The Few. J. e. .Briggs...t.
e: Brinkley, 20. The Rey. ". D.
John Z. Jehnson.. 10, and Margaret
William w. Gutermuth. 2s,f ana Myra
I. christopher, 20. The Rev. H. W.
.GoLson.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
ThessaIOnica Church
Theme of DIR. Jackson

DR.. A. J. Jackson, Of American
University, viii speak tomorrow
morning in the Presbyterian Church
of the Covenant on 1.-THE Church at
Ihessalonica."
The Rev. William "A. Eisenberger
win preach in the evening on
Mans Supreme Need" The Rev.
DIR. Charles Wood will speak Thurs
day night.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
Baptists to Hear
MERGERS Ex-Head

DIR. Rufus w. Weaver, former
president Of Mercer University. and
secretary of the educational board
of the Southern Baptist Convention,
will preach tomorrow morning at
the Centennial Baptist Church.
The Rev. E. Hez SVEN, pastor,
will preach at the evening service.
and will baptize several persons.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
DR.. Whitley to Preach
On Sight and Insight

The Rev. DIR. Earle Whitley, pas
tor OF the Vermont Avenue Chris.
tian Church will preach tomorrow
morning on The Inclusive Sacri-
flee" At the evening service he will
speak on Sight and Insight"
The pastor and board Of officers
will hold a reception in honor Of
the new members of the church on
Wednesday evening.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
RTRTHS

Paul ana Edna Espinas girl.a
Freeland a. ana Ruth Rushing girl.
A Walter and Estelle Nichols, girl
Roland r. and Dorothy ". Johnson,
John n. and. Annie L. Leach. boy.
Reeve and Marion G. Hoover. boy.
Edward and Margaret Krembe, boy.
James and Hattie Milroy boy.
Leon r. and Lois johnson, boy.
George and Florencs Williams. boy.
Charles and Annie Lewis. girl.
The Washington times., 1928-12-08
TWO INDICTED IN DEATH

EBENSBURG. Pa, Dec. 7.-Tony
Lima. 25, and James Siciliano. So,
Johnston produce dealers, were in.
dicted by the grand jury here for
the alleged murder of George G..
Cupp, prominent Johnstown produce
merchant, shot down in front of his
home October % last. Thev will be
tried on Monday.