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Evening star., 1928-05-19
REV. E. O. CLARK TAKES
TOPIC, ALITTLE FARTHER
Motion Picture will Be Shown at
Chevy Chase Baptist
Evening Service.

At the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock the
pastor. Rev Edward O. Clark. will
preach on the topic. "A Little Farther" ="
Children will meet in the junior church
until 1870 O'Clock.
Trees of Righteousness, a motion
picture photoplay. will be shown at
pm, together with a Biblical motion
picture which will be followed by a
brief address by the pastor
The Womans Society will meet Mon
day at II am. at the church to do
White Cross work. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 o'clock, followed by a
business session.
At a recent business session of the
church. 1t was decided to cooperate
with other churches in the management
of a vacation church school in Chevy
Chase, which would begin June IS and
run for four weeks.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Sunday School Lesson

divided into "weighty'' and Tight"
There was endless debate as to their
relative Importance. He evidently was
thinking of the ceremonial laws.
Jesus secured the hearty approval OF
His answer from the lawyer. who &C
cepted the decision of the Lord, that
reduced all law to one. Thou shalt
love" Christ declared that the lawyer
was not free from the kingdom. The
Master did not select one of the Ten
Commandments, but cited Deuteronomy,
Wis. that demanded of Israel that they
place first the love of the Lord, their
God, and demonstrate that they love
Him by their love for their fellowmen.
Hovey has pointed out that the Master
did not intend to give. any more than
Moses had a metaphysical analysis of
mans love by calling for us to love
with all our heart, soul, mind and self,
There is a fitness in each word. love
to God is to possess the heart. where
the affections dwell the soul, the CEN
ter of personality; the mind or under
standing. and the entire active power
of man" Christ's success in answering
questions that day resulted in no others
attempting to ask Him any questions.
Significant Warning.
Jesus. having defeated the enemies
who had sought to entrap Him, carried
the battle into their camps by an ag-
gressive attack of their positions. He
demanded that they explain how is
Christ David's son. He intimated that
He was the Lord of David. This was
"the germ of the doctrine of Christ's
transcendent relation to God as His
unique Son" He warned people not to
trust the Pharisees, who outwardly kept
the law but lacked the vital elements
of real religion. His citing of the CIV
ing of the poor widow in contrast with
those who made great show Of their
giving indicated that He saw more in
the act of the widow who quietly gave
her all than He did in the large gifts of
the wealthy worshipers. who gave to be
seen, while she gave to glorify God.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WOMAN MINISTERS
TO VISIT AMERICA
Three Pioneer Pastors Among
Pilgrims who viii Come
to u. S. Next Month.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, England.-Three or
dained woman pastors, pioneers among
woman recruits TO the ministry in Eng
land. are among the leaders Of 1900
modern pilgrims who soon viii visit the
New World
The group, made up Of members Of
the British Congregational Church, E-il
sail from Liverpool on June 2 in the
White Star liner Celtic, 10 follow the
track of the Mayffower and visit places
associated with the Pilgrim fathers.
Woman Leaders.
The woman leaders are the Rev. Mary
Collins. pastor Of the North Bow Church
in East London: the Rev Edith Pickles.
who has succeeded her husband as pas
tor of the Stanley Congregational
Church in Liverpool and the Rev.
Dorothy Wilson. who is assistant pastor
Of Carr's Lane Church, Birmingham,
one of the best known of non n-conforn1-
ist churches in England.
There is little resemblance between
the modern pilgrimage and the trip
Of the first Pilgrims TO America. Gin
and brandy were part Of the May
flowers cargo. and beer was the daily
washer down" Of the bacon hard
tack. salt beef. smoked herring and
cheese" which was the fare Of the
mariners en- route to the land of plenty.
but all alcoholic beverages have been
! tabooed by the COngrega gational pilgrim
age in difference TO the American pro-
hibitiOn laws and their own temper
ance ideas. Moreover. excellent cooks
will provide yiands beyond the skill Of
the Pilgrim mother. with her simple
| frying pan and kettle heated over
fire on o box Of sand"
Other Features.
Bathrooms. wireless. monographs,
. music and dancing. will be other fea-
lures enjoyed aboard the Celtic which
were missed by the early Pilgrims
The modern pilgrimage was organ
| lied by the Rev. a G. Sleep. secretary
Of the Colonial Missionary Society. and
a native of Plymouth. England from
which the Mayflower sailed 300 years
ago. II was his association with the
/ port of the Pilgrim fathers which sug-
/ geSted the modern pilgrimage.
| His fellow organizer IS the Rev s. "
/ Berry. secretary of the Congregational
| ist Union and formerly pastor Of the
| Cars Lane Church.
Ths party viii land in Boston on
June IL At Plymouth. Mass. a service
Of rededication TO the ideals of the
! Pilgrim fathers will take place on the
/. famous Plymouth Rock.
May Meet President.
American Congregationalists Will meet
/ to welcome the visitors in Boston and In
New York. when distinguished Ameri-
/ cans viii address the audience.
II is expected that President Coolidge,
who is Congregationalist. viii receive
/ the party during its visit to the United
States.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

compass are these words directed; then
all is still, save the echo of some more
distant voice.
This mosque is the scene of the
grandest ceremonies in Islam and of
many court procession. In former
days the SULTAN often came here on
state occasions attended by his entire
suites. particularly at the festival of the
Prophets birth, Then the Sultan and
his entire court appeared in all their
splendor.
The interior Of the mosque is deco
rated with magnificent lofty columns,
exquisite mosaicS and a handsome
marble pulpit On one side of this
sacred edifice is a balcony, where all
the former Sultans DEGREES were read
aloud. All mosques in Stamboul have
some remarkable attractions peculiar to
themselves. but none is on the whole
more interesting than this imperial gift
Of Sultan AChmet,
Evening star., 1928-05-19
DR.. SH0WALTER TO TALK
BEFORE YOUNG PEOPLE
Will Address Second OF Series Of
Forums at Chevy Chase
Prasbyterians.

The second in a series OF Sunday
night forums conducted hy the young
people OF Chevy Chase PRESBYTERIAN
Church viii be held at ! o'clock tomcE-
row night, when Dr. W j. ShowaIter.
associate editor Of the National Geo.
graphic Magazine. will speak on Sci
ence and Religion -
The address May q wiz be oy Or
Wilnot Lewis Of the London Times o1
The Issue of Peace and War"
Dr.. J. Hilirlan Hollistsr. pastor. vii
speak tomorrow morning OF 'Wha;
Think Ye?"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Will Speak on Cooking.

Miss Esther Bergman. health food
specialist from the Washington 8ani-
tarium, viii give a talk ca How TO
Prevent Poor Cooking" tomorrow night
At 730 O'Clock. in connection with the
Wilkinson lectures at the Arcadia
Auditorium. Fourteenth ana Park road
The lectures will be- continued through
the Summer months
Evening star., 1928-05-19
OFFICERS TO BE SEATED.
Metropolitan Epworth League TO
Install New Leaders.

At the Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow evening ths newly
elected officers Of the Metropolitan Ep-
worth League viii be installed oy the
president Of the Baltimore Conference
Epworth League, n. Stewart Patterson,
II viii give an address on the subject
"CruSadIng for a Christian World"
AT the morning service DR.. Thomas
Browne viii deliver the sermon on The
subject "Christs Place IN the Unit
verse"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WILL PREACH ON SMITH.
Or. Briggs to Discuss Candidate in
Sermon Prelude.

DR. John E. Briggs. at the Fifth Bap-
tiSt Church, tomorrow night will give a
five-minute prelude on If Gov. Al
Smith of New York Should Be Norni-
mated and Elected President of the
United States" He will preach in the
morning on Walking With God" and
Spiritual Millionaires" NJ night. Rep
resentative David Hogg Of Indiana win
teach the Darlington Berea Bible class
for adults and Representative Harry c.
Garfield the following sunday.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PEW RALLY is PLANNED.
Rev. ]. L. S. Holloman to Preach
at Second Baptist.

At Second Baptist Church. Third
street between II anG streets. ton1or-
row the pastor. Rev. j. l.. S. Hoiloman
viii preach al II am. on The Quest
OF Happiness"
AT $3.50 pm. the Helping Hand Club
III hold pew rally Rev. w. A. Gray
president of the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference, VIII preach. At 8 pm. the
pastor will exchange pulpitS with the
Rev. L. T. Hughes. pastor Of Mount
Jezreel Baptist Church. The Bible
school will meet at $50 am. and the
B. Y. P. u. at pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
BENEFIT GARDEN PARTY.
Function Sponsored by Board for
Aiding Poor Churches.

The annual garden party sponsored
by the ladies of the Board of Work for
Poor Churches will be held In the gar
den of the convent, l4l9 v street. Mon
day and Tuesday. from 4 TO o'clock.
Lady Isabella Howard, honorary men,
Der OF the board: Mrs. George Reid.
Mrs William Kearney Carr. Mrs.
Thomas H. Carter. Mrs Harold P. Nor
ton. Mrs j. r. Lands, Mrs D. c. Staple
ton and Mrs John Cover are in charge
of the preparations.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
COMMUNION SCHEDULED.
Program of Services Tomorrow at
Church of the Ascension.

Rev. Thomas w Cooke. rector Of the
Church Of the Ascension, announces
the following services tomorrow: 8 an
holy communion: $50 am. church
school; IL am, morning PRAYER and
sermon by the rector Ths subject Of
the sermon viii be The Ascension :"
3 pm, the Chinese school: s pm.
Young Peoples Society. and $50 pm.
evening prayer and sermon.
There will be a midweek celebration
Of holy communion Thursday.
AT the rectoTy. 1908 Massachusetts,
avenue. Friday. az s pm. the swo
branches. of the woman's Auxiliary
will hold joint missionary meeting and
social.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PLANS SERMON SERIES.
Or. j. NJ. Waldron TO Deliver First
Talk Tomorrow.

DR.. j. Milton Waldron. pastor Of
Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church.
Ninth and p streets. win begin tomor-
row night a series Of sermons on the
second coming OF our Lord, using as his
subject rs the Second Coming Of Christ
Near at Hand-n So What Are the
Proofs?" At II o'clock the subject OF
his sermon win be Whose ] Am and
Whom Serve"
The church, by unanimous vote at
its last business meeting. passed reso-
luton requesting every member to at
tend the church at each service be-
tween now and June 10 and To make
every possible sacrifice 10 assist in rails
ing s2,500 by that time.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
DR.. PERKINS TO PREACH.
Universalist Young People viii
Hold Joint Meeting,

DR.. Frederick w Perkins. pastor OF
the First universalist Church. which
meets In the Ambassador Theater. will
preach tomorrow on The Modernism
of Jesus"
The church school convenes at the
thcater Immediately after morning serv~
ices. DIR. r. w. Ballou leading the adult
Bible class. The devotional meeting of
the Young Peoples Christian Union
wfll be held at pm, at the Parish
House. 1901 s street, the occasion being
Joint meeting with the visiting Balti-
more Union: topic, Church Conven-
tions," led by Miss Eleanor Bonner.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
breaches ON PENTEcOST.
Rey. Bernard Braskamp viii Fill
Temple Memorial Pnlpit.

Rev. Bernard Braskanp. pastoY NJ
the GunBon Temple Memorial Presbv-
terizn Church, viii have for the SUBJ
tect Of his sermon tomorrow morning
Penlac0stal Sunday He will leave
Tor Tulsa, Okla. Tuesday 70 attend the
meetings Of the General Assembly. OF
which ne is q commissioner. He has
received letter from the general d.
rector Of the Board Of Christian Edu.
cation stating that Gunt0n Tenple
Church ranked No ! in class c lrnefn-
bership 500 10 7001 of the Presbyterian
Church IN the United States having
the largest number Of mission study
classes during the past year.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WILL TALK ON SERVICE.
Rev. E. NICK. Bowman to Preach
at Church of Brethren.

Rev Earl Mckinley Bowman, pastor
of Washington City Church of the
Brethren, Fourth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast will preach
tomorrow at ii am. on What Price
Service?" At 8 pm. DR.. j. S. Noffsinger
will deliver a Sermon-lecture
The Sunday school meets at GAS
am; Christian Endeavor at 7:lS pm,
Thursday
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Bethesda Church Gives Program.

The rector Of st. johns Episcopal
Church Bethesda. Md Rev Clarence
Prentice Parker. announces the follow
ing services tomorrow. Holy COM
mnnion. am: morning prayer and
sermon. IL am; church school, 0 80
a m kindergarten. II am There Will
be healing services Tuesday at 10 am
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Where Christ Stitch" Is Topic.

where Christ 5itteth" will be the
srmon subject tomorrow at IL am.
in Georgetown Lutheran Irch by
Harold Beatty. pastor. Christian En-
deavor meets at : pm Christ Above
All Things" Will b. the topic at the
s p.m. service
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Rey. W. D. ~ sermon Text.

Feg William - King viii preach
tomorrow morning Oh Cornelius, q
DeYout Man" ~ s.. psuls n r..
Church South. Thirteenth and CritteD-
oen streets, and ~ 9 pm. on II Heirs,
Then Wnsf2" Sunday sciloel meets Of
3 80 q n. sno Fayer meeting Thurs
d6y At Dn,
Evening star., 1928-05-19
REV. DR.. La RUE TO SPEAK
illustrated Lecture On Palestine 10
BE Given AT Might.

~ the TskoHos Park Baptist Church
the pastor Rev William 4 Ia Rue. viii
preach tomorrow morning on Religion
eEad Ezperlence
Kllowisa a RyfTson. b0fticuiturist Of
the Dnith9 States Department ~ Agri-
culture. VII give an illustrated Lecture
on Palestine" at ttle evening service.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Kingdom of God" Sermon Text.

THE Kingdom OF God" will be the
subject OF Rev. B. II. Whiting, paStor
Of the Friendship Baptist Church, First
and n streets southwest, tomorrow at
ii am Holy communion NJ 3 pm. and
b Y. p. II. at pm. Prayer and
praise service, Tuesday at pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
SUNDAY SERMON THEME.
Program of Services at Fifteenth
Street Christian Church.

Al the morning service of the Fif-
tcenth Street Christian Church the pas-
tor. Rev. Harry NJ. Wilson. viii speak
from the statement Of John in exile on
Petmos. i was in the spirit on the
Lords Day" Senior and intermediate
EndeaVorers meet at e:45. For the eve
ming service at o'clock the pastor will
nave as his sermon topic, Coming
Power
number Of persons from the con-
Kregation viii attend the convention at
Waynesboro. Pa. In the pastors ab-
Eenee the elders Of the congregation viii
hare change Of the prayer service We'd
nesday night At 7:30 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
TOPICS FOR SERMONS.

Pastor to Preach Twice at Eastern
Presbyterian Tomorrow.
DR., A. E. Barrows, pastor Of Eastern
Presbyterian Church. will preach to-
morrow at IL am, ON Casters Grain
and at 7;45 pm, on Hidden Armor."
The Womans Missionary Society
Mrs, A, &. Barrows. president, viii meet
Wednesday at > pm, Mrs, Harvey
Irwin, president of the PreSbyterlal So
ciety. will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WIN Talk on Eyolutioa.

AZ tomorrow nsogningS service az TIRE
CHRISTIAN Science Pareat Church. at
the Ia kaSetse Hesel AT n oCAocS
mrs, Annie {. Blh viii give an address
On NEVoNoon y Mrs, Bin has ytlSs re-
turned nom = lecture trip extending
20 the Faelfie Coast
Evening star., 1928-05-19
FOUNDRY CHURCH TOPICS.
Pastor to Preach Twice-Epworth
League Program Announced.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor Of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
will preach tomorrow morning on The
Last Warning, in the evening his sub
Jet will be "The Dimensions OF Love. +"
At the Epworth League service at Z
O'Clock Miss Florence M Blackburn,
Mrs r A. jackson and Ross E. Zart-
man will discuss Young Peoples Place
Il Church Work"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Talk on Theosophy,

felteMeo BY questions and snsWere To-
norgow Rt si5 pm ~ tae United
sgdee If Tae0sophistk, 10 Hill ElIla~
aRa Essen1ssatb and ! streets, u.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Petworth Church Services,

Rev. Helry j. Smith, pastor of the
Petworth Baptist Church, viii preach
ainst What" and in the morning on
Service; Limits Unknown"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PASTOR TO PREACH.
Rev. Moses Il. lowell Announces
Text fer Morning Sermon.

Rev, Moses r, Lowell, pastor Of AIeSlat
Pleasant Congregational Church. wisl
preach tomorrow morning at u o'elOck
on The Moral Equivalent q the Ear
Country"
There Will be no meeting os che
Young peoples forum as many az eur
Soung people are attending the SprsaS
conference at jolly Acres.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Petworth NJ. E. Services.

In petworth \. thodiSt Episcopal
Church Rev. Samuel n, Ro; viii speaS
tomorrow morning on The Guide ii
Life and a. 5 prs, on The Place OF
Rivalry"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WILL ATTEND ASSEMBLY.
Rev. w. L Darby Represent.

Washington at Gathering,
DR., w. l., Darby, executive secretary
of the Washington Federation Of
Churches, will cave Tuesday for Tulsa.
Okla. to attend the general assembly OF
tF' Presbyterian Church. He was
named commissioner by the oresbytery
of Washington City. On his return he
will stop several days In Evansville. Ind.
to visit his mother
He will preach at II am. tomorrow
in Eldbrooke Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
"KEEPING GOD ALIVE"
Rev. G. E. Lenski Chooses Topic
for Tomorrow Evening.

At Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Varnum streets. the pastor. Rev.
Gerhard E. Lenski. will preach tomor-
row az IL am. on "Ye Shall Receive
Power In the evening at 8 pm. his
topic will be Keeping God Alive"
s M Tripett viii deliver a lecture
Wednesday evening in the social hall
on the subject Food in Relation to
Health" This lecture is open to the
public and begins at 8 o'clock
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PASTOR TO PREACH.
Metropolitan Topics Announced.
Ladies' Circle to Meet.

AT the Metropolitan Church tomor-
row evening the pastor will preach on
THE Order of the Thousand Fold" In
the morning the subject will be Trust. "
The Ladies' Circle viii hold an all
day meeting with Mrs. Simmonds. 1924
Gallatin street. Wednesday. White
Cross work will be done and plans made
for the lawn fete which Is to be held
June IS.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
BAcCALAUREATE SERMON.
Rev T. c. Reynolds 70 Address
Training EchooI Class.

Ekv, Frederic coornbs Reynolds. pas
tg os Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church. Wiii deliver the baccalaurea,e
address ~ the 1923 class of the Lucy
WeDs Hayes Rational Training School
"a his church ~ II A m tomorrow Or
Cnsrles s. Cosis president Of the
5ehool, will participate Ia the service.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
LUTHERAN UNIT MEETS.
Session in Baltimore of Walther
League Largely Attended.
Special Dispatch TO the Star,

Special Dispatch to the Star
BALTIMORE, May ie.-The Eastern
district meeting OF the Lutheran Wal
ther League is being held here today
and tomorrow. Several hundred local
delegates and representatives from Viz
ginia. Delaware. the District Of Co
lumbia and eastern Pennsylvania are
attending
Sessions today are being held In the
Southern Hotel. The Sunday services
viii be held in st. Pauls Evangelical
Lutheran Church Rev Paul F. Miller
Of Fort Wayne. Ind. will deliver the
principal address at the morning service
Evening star., 1928-05-19

Washington wants no Power Trust,
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
cHINA'S PROBLEM, TOPIC.
Or. Carhart to Read Paper Before
PRESBYTERIAN Ministers.

FreSDyterian Ministers.
Our Stake in China's Problem" is
tn subject Of the paper that will be
read by Or. Charles r. Carhart before
the Presbyterian Ministers Association
Of Washington and vicinity Monday at
II O'Clock am. In the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Prof. Kelly Miller. who In slated TO
address the association. IN ordes 10 ac.
commodate Or. Carhart exchanged
dates with him and will therefore speak
June e.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Rev. r. A. Farley to Speak at
Tabor PRESBYTERIAN Church.

AaUU4 Z AVaUy ItI IdH NIWEU UIEs
AT Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec
ond and S streets Rev. r. A. Farley
will speak at the II am. service tomor-
row on The Good That Prayer Does. ''
Patsy" a two-act comedy. will be
presented by the Girl Reserves May IS
at pm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11
PRINCE dies
AFTER DRINKS
N. Y. Police Believe 1t
Another Case of
Poison Liquor

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-LR-The
death of Alexander v. Turin. de-
scribed as n prince Of the former re-
public Of Georgia. was under investi-
CATION by city medical authorities to-
day on the possibility that it might
have been caused by drinking poison
liquor.
He died in the apartment Of Mrs.
Spanska Rodkoff with whom he had
luncheon. She told police he had a
cocktail and several glasses Of whis-
key.
The death since Saturday Of %
persons from wood alcohol poisoning
caused Or. Charles Norris, city med
ical examiner, to order the body TAX
en- TO the morgue for an autopsy.
Mrs. Rodkoff. who said she was a
Bulgarian translator. told police she
met Prince Alexander at the Hotel
Plaza a few days ago through mu-
tual friends. Yesterday he called
to see her and they had luncheon to-
rether at a restaurant in Fifty-third
street, where he had several drinks.
After luncheon they returned to her
apartment on Riverside Drive and
had hardly sat down when he COM
planned Of feeling Ill and fell to the
floor. Terrified, she called police.
He was dead before medical attention
could be given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11
NEGRO SLAYER
SUSPECT Held
Chicago Cops Believe
Election Day Muir
der Is Solved

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-CP-The po-
litical assassination of the negro
lawyer Octavius Granady, shot down
last primary election day an hour
before the polls Of the "bloody TWEEN
tieth" ward closed, was moving rapid
ly toward solution today.
For six months the killing Of Gran
ady, who vas a candidate for ward
committeeman on the republican
ticket sponsored by u. S. Senator
Charles S. Deneen, has been under in
vestigation by police, grand jurors
and special prosecutors. Several per-
ons have been indicted and arrested.
but it was not until the arrest last
night of James Balcastro that police
expressed the conviction that their
investigation had been successful.
Balcastro's name came into the
special grand jury investigation when
Frank Alioto, a former Milwaukee
pugilist who also was known as
frankie Barry, testified that he had
seen Balcastro fire the shot that
killed Granady.
IL was only a few days after he
had given this testimony that Alioto
was shot dead by gunner in a closed
automobile that swung up to the curb
as Alioto was walking by. Bal
castro's home has been watched ever
since. and last night word was sent
to police headquarters that he had re-
turned. He refused to open the door
to the police command last night, and
axes were used to force an entrance.
Police discovered in questioning
him today that Balcastro, under the
name of Nick Kelly, already Is under
indictment in connection with vote
frauds in the twentieth ward.