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Evening star., 1928-03-24
Sunday School Lesson
Quarterly ReDieu

over the success of their tour The
multitude followed them and He taught
them, entertained them by feeding the
5000, using the lads contribution of
five barley cakes and two dried fish.
Christs power to provide food caused
the multitude to plan to put Him at the
head Of a revolutionary party to Sc.
cure their national independence from
the Roman empire. The next day, after
another night In prayer, He urged them
to permit Him to feed their souls with
spiritual bread from Heaven. just as He
had given food for their bodies. His
rejection of their political plans caused
many to leave Him, because they had
been expecting political Kingdom,
when Jesus proposed to establish a
spiritual kingdom.
Jesus pointed out in His parallels and
messages the nature of the kingdom OF
God that He planned to establish among
men and nations. He saw God reigning
In nature. which modern science prop
erly understood. re-emphasizes even
more strongly than the ancient seers,
and the reign of God in men. In ma
ture God Is obeyed without question or
contradiction" In the world of man.
kind men are not doing His will. Never
theless, we are seeing Christ's program
for winning the world along spiritual
lines steadily advancing with its mes
sage of life, liberty and love offering a
universal salvation and freedom The
social. economic and political liberty
that today is seeking throughout the
world a wider expression mad its germs
in the gospel of the kingdom that Jesus
preached and practiced throughout His
Galilean ministry.
He calls us to evangelize our own
land, commencing at our home, that is
for us our Jerusalem. The men and
women from the various lands and
races found in our country today make
1t possible for every Christian TO help
evangelize the world by trying to win
their neighbors for Christ and by the
gifts Of self and money seek to win the
world for Him.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
CHEVY CHASE PASTOR
WILL CONTINUE SERIES
Rev. z. o. Clark Will Preach on
Theme of Christ's Min
istry

Continuing the general theme of the
public ministry of Jesus. Rev. Edward
o. Clark, pastor of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. will have for his SUBJ
ject tomorrow morning at ii O'Clock
Who Is He9" The Junior Church
meets until II 80
The B. Y p. u. Pledge" will be the
subject Of Mr.. Clark's evening sermon
The Young Peoples Union will attend.
In the church school at GAS am.
decision day will be observed.
A week Of special services viii be held
from Palm Sunday to Easter, April .
10 6. with visiting ministers preaching.
Visitation teams are at work seeking TO
extend the ministry of the church.
Home prayer meetings will be held
next week on Tuesday evening. ard
rally prayer service at the church
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
CHURCHES URGED
TO UNITY SCHOOLS
Cooperation to End Losing
Competition Suggested in
Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE. March 24.-Co-opera-
ton of Protestants in support of edu-
cational institutions, instead Of COM
peting with each other in community.
was advocated by DR.. w. S. Bovard OF
Chicago. corresponding secretary OF
the board OF education, speaking be-
fore the Baltimore Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here TINS
week.
DR.. Bovard pointed to losses By COM
petition among UNCONVENTIONAL colleges
in the same locality and said II the
leaders could not forego this competi-
ton they should give UP their worE 10
others with broader vision.
Urges Early Social Training.
The speaker maintained that the way
TO train a generation which would re-
spect the prohibition law, would stand
for better interracial and international
relations and for the abolition OF war
was to train that generation from child
hood
He also maintained that knowledge
needed the religious Interpretation as
surely as religion needed the broaden
ing and enriching influence Of general
education.
while there is no Methodist matle-
matics, nor Baptist biology. nor Presby-
terian physics said DR.. Boyard,
there is an Interpretation Of the fact
OF each of these sciences and other
fields Of knowledge from the Christian
point Of view. which the people who
constitute the State should have avail
able for the full equipment of their
ff~1~ VT fe 1A1- a
State has a right to expect from the
Christian public represented by the
churches"
Dr.. Galpin Speaks.
One Of the principal addresses IN
connection with the conference was
made before the Rural Pastors Asso-
citation by DR.. c. J. Galpin Of the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Childhood is a disappearing element
in the cities of the United States, but
on the farms is found the ideal family
life. he declared. He cited hotels and
apartment houses with their prohibi-
tion. mo children"
Christianity. he continued, depends
on the presence of the family life as an
emblem of the fatherhood Of God and
the brotherhood of man. and he called
on Professionalism to unite in making
churches of distinction for the farmer
and persons in the villages, such as
the Catholic Church had provided in
its rural districts in Ireland and Can
ada.
He pointed out that the farm always
had a surplus of children: that more
than half of the rural population was
composed of children. He maintained
that while in the city every child was
liability, with no space and no work
for its muscles; on the farm the entire
setting was for childhood - space
fresh air. quiet, everything to perpetu-
ate the life OF the child.
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FOUNDRY Church
SERVICE PROGRAM
DR.. Harry E. Wooiever to
Preach Morning Sermon on
"Life's IncommensurableS."

DR.. Harry E. Woolever, editor OF the
National Methodist Press. will occupy
the pulpit of Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow morning. His
subject will be "Life's Incommensur-
ables." At the evening service DR.. Ar
thur Jennings jackson of the Amerl-
can University will preach on the sub
tect Adventures or Discoverers?" DR..
Frederick Brown is attending the ses-
sions of the Baltimore Conference.
At 7 O'Clock the Epworth League Is
conducting an oratorical contest on
the subject of Prohibition" members
of the league and church school par
ticipating.. Dean George B. WOOD,
DIR. A. c. True and Harry L. Under
wood will be the judges.
Thursday evening at O'Clock tne
w. F. NJ. S. will present "A Vision OF
the Past" IN commemorating Founders
day. and Mrs. william F. McDowelI
will give a forward word. "A Vision OF
the Future"
The official board, assisted by the
woman's Guild, will hold a reception
Friday evening in honor OF DR.. ana
Mrs. Frederick Brown Harris and Rev:
and Mrs. John Curry MILAN, ana
greet new members who have joined
Foundry since April !, 1927.
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ONE-DAY MISSION
SET FOR TOMORROW
Epiphany Church Rector
Urges ReConsecration for
Holy Week and Easter.

The rector of Epiphany Church. DR.
z. s. Phillips. has set aside tomorrow
Tor a one-iay mission for all the men,
oeTS of the parish and their friends,
and as day OF rededication and re-
conservation, and in preparation for
holy week and Easter
He said. The purpose of this one
DAY mission st the height Of Lent is
to get people to realize the value of COR
porate worship and greater consecra-
ton. We becin the mission on Sun
oay With celebration of the holy COM
nlunion at $50 am. instead OF 6
O'clock as usual. in order that the
members Of the congree alton and their
friends may return home in time for
breakfast and return TO the service Of
morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock
Service of Rededication.
The sorvica al 4 O'Clock will be one
Of reded:cation. and because of the
limited canacity the ground floor of the
church viii have 10 be confined to COM
nunicantS' of Epiphany Parish The
adult Bible class which will meet at 8
pm. as usual should have the largest
attendance recorded in the history Of
the class There are now about 1900
members enrolled II is thus planned
IN one day % bring all the members of
Epiphany Parish and their friends to-
gether III order that the spirit OF de-
votion and conservation. eliminating in
in the next two weeks in the glorious
Easter festival. may enhance to every
one the spiritual values Of the Lords
fasting, temptation. crucitlxion and
resurrection"
Dr. Phillips will deliver the sermons
at the Il am. and and pm. Serv-
ices tomorrow.
Special Lentcn Program.
The special Lenten MONDAY preacher
at Epiphany Church next week. Mon
day TO Friday. inclusive. will be DR..
Frederic S. Fleming. rector of st. Ste
phen'S Church. Providence, R l.
The last OF a series Of special serv-
Ices under the auspices of the Girls
Friendly Society OF Washington will be
held Monday at 8 pm. in Epiphany
Church. al which time the Bishop of
Washington will deliver the address on
the subject, The Relation of the Par
tSh Branch Of the Girls Friendly So
ciety to the Church at Large" An
invitation Is extended to every one to
attend this service
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. PERRY WILL PREACH
AT EPWORTH SERVICES
Church Official Plans Series. of
Meetings to Begin Tomor-
row

DR.. J. w. Perry Of Nashville. Tenn,
South. will preach in Epworth Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue north
east. tomorrow at IL o'clock, and 8
o'clock
He will conduct a series of evangelis-
tic services. He is graduate of VAN
derbilt University, Nashville. Tenn,
graduating in 1891. At one time he
held the position of chaplain in the
State penitentiary at Nashville.
Special anniversary services will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock by
the Epworth League. Arrangements
have been made for special speakers.
The meeting will be held In the league
rooms.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. JACKSON TO PREACH
AT CAL VARY METHODIST
American U. Professor Will Take
Place of Rev. Depp
Tomorrow

DR.. Arthur Jennings Jackson will
occupy the pulpit of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning in
the absence of the minister. Rev. Mark
Depp. who is attending the sessions
of the annual Baltimore conference,
now convened in Baltimore. DR.. Jack
son is professor of religion in American
University.
The speaker at the evening service at
8 o'clock will be Page NICK. Etchison,
religious work director of the Young
Mems Christian Association. At 7:45
o'clock there will be the Lenten recital
as a prelude to the service.
The quarterly conference. in a reSo-
luton passed unanimously, requested
the return of their minister, Rev. Mark
Depp.
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FORMER RECTOR TO AID.
DR.. Wellwood will Assist at
Church of Ascension.

DR. Wildwood, formerly rector of the
American Church at Dresden. Ger
many, will assist Rev Thomas Worth
ington Cooke tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock at the Church of the Ascension
The program for the week will be:
Sunday. holy communion. am;
church school. 9:l5, with confirmation
class for juniors: Chinese school i'll
charge of Rev Hugh Clary. pm;
Young Peoples Society. 6 pm: evening
service. 7:30. with sermon by the rec
tor. Monday. the Annunciation r, V.
NJ. houy communion, 10 am; Lenten
services. Tuesday 10 am, and 4,4S
pm Wednesday, officeholders. 8 am;
confirmation address. 730 pm.
Thursday. midweek celebration, holy
communion. 10 am. and pm. Friday,
10 am. confirmation address. 7;S0pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

Chevy Chase. and the Night Branch at
the Church of the Ascension
Miss Elizabeth Whaler 3f Ascension
Church will play the part of the City
Girl, one OF the leading characters.
Comdr. c. r. Jewell is author of the
play.
Miss Saliie Hews Phillips. daughter of
the rector of Epiphany Church: Miss
Eleanor Lind. Mrs. c. H. Emery, Miss
Helen Clark, Miss Mary Coleman
Worthington, Mrs. George A. Lucke,
Miss Betty Sypher. Mrs. j. S. JoSephs,
Mrs. Gladys " Murphy. and Miss Ed
wilma Rucker will have prominent
parts in the play.
The proceeds will be for the diocesan
quota of the general church deficit.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PLANS LENTEN SERVICES.
Shiloh Baptist Pastor Will Have
Two-Week Program.

DR.. j. Milton Waldron, pastor of
Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church.
corner Ninth and p streets. will begin
a two-week Lenten service tomorrow at
ii am, on How Much Owest Thou My
Lord?" or MY Debt to God" At 8 pm.
the subject Of his sermon will be Does
II Pay TO Serve God2" The services each
night for two weeks, following tomorrow.
VIII be given up TO illustrated sermons
on THE Last Weeks In the Life OF
Christ
The pastor will baptize a number of
candidates Good Friday night and the
Christian Endeavor societies OF the
Northwest will unite with Shiloh Chris
tian Endeavor Society in a sunrise
prayer meeting.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

the Diocese of
washington W h o
are to take the
parts of the choir
of monks in the
pageant to be giver.
by the B branches
of the auxiliary in
All Souls Church
on Cathedral ave-
nue. March 80 at
$50 pm. The cast
is now completely
filled with men,
bers from the B
branches at Christ
Church, George
t o W n. Epiphany
Church. All Souls
Church, and All
C~3Rs ESk~ -
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WILL PREACH ON PRAYER.
Rev. NJ. r. Lowell to Deliver Sixth
of Lenten Series.

Az the Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
Church tomorrow morning Rev. Moses
r, Lowell will deliver the sixth IN his
series Of Ienten sermons on the bases
of religious belief. What Can the Mod
ern Man Believe About PTayers"
DR.. George Darrow Of the United
States Department of Agriculture, spe-
eialiSt in geneticS viii occupy the
church uulptt Thursday night, speak
ing on the subject. 'sEllgsnicS and Re-
ligion"
Evening star., 1928-03-24
TWO SPEAKERS LISTED.
Addresses Scheduled Tomarrow at
Brightwood M. E. Church.

Thomas B. Jarvis. successor to Harry
N. Douthitt, former executive Secre-
tary OF the Citizens Service ASsocia-
ton, will speak at the Brightwood Park
M E. Church. Eighth and Jefferson
streets, tomorrow at pm.
Rev. Richard N. Edwards, pastor OF
the Brookland Church, viii preach at
tke IL o'clock service.
The monthly social of the Mems
Welsey Bible Glass will be held In the
Sunday school auditorium Friday eve
ming at O'Clock. Judge w. F.. Norris
OF the Department Of Justice will be
the speaker. There also will be sew
eral short talks and music. Refresh
ments viii be served. All men of the
community are invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
EvANGELISTIc SERVICE.
Eey1es of Meetings 81 Highlands
Baptist Church Announced.

The Highlands Baptist Church vii!
hoid eyangellstic services next week
Re-. Percy l.. Vernon, pastor Of the
F4sst Baptist Church. Alexandria, viii
be- the preacher
The meetings VIII tsegln Monday evs-
Ming Delegations ~ young people
fran Alezsn6ria viii come with their
pastor C0ttage prayer meetings have
been faeio for the last two weeks and
8 large number Of tt9e members of the
church have enlisted for special service
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FOLLOWING CHRISTI TEXT
Rev. Henry B. wooding Announces
TomorroI's Sermon.

Rev Henry B. wooding. pastor of
the lexington Presbyterian Church.
North Capitol street, corner Florida
avenue. will speak tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock on the theme, Following
Christ" In the evening or o'clock
the theme as announced is. The Rain
bow" The young people Of the church
will hold fellowship at o'clock
Next Thursday evening the annual
congregational meeting viii be held and
the reports of the various societies re-
ceived. The meeting will be preceded
By a dinner. At the meeting CT the Aid
Society the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. John c. Miller:
vice president. Mrs A. B. McManus:
secretary. Mrs. William White, and
treasurer, Mrs. John NJ. NickleS.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Ministers to Meet.

The Ministerial Union of Washington
ana vicinity viii meet Monday IN New
York Avenue Church al ii O'Clock.
hey. Freelsy E0hrer. pastor of Metro"
p0lilan Presbyterian Church, is the
president Following short business
session an address viii be delivered by
Or. Charles q Abbot, secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, Ministers Of
all faiths are invited ~ he present.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SERMON ON YOUTH.
Revival Planned at Temple Baptist
Church for Two Weeks.

~Eaoyaut. Battling Youth" is the
subject " the tomorrow evening sermon
at the Temple Baptist Church. The
tsaos3gfIt is Ia keeping with a program
Of the Federated T. Y y. U. NJ the
District 4 season of revival services
vii be conducted for two weeks,
The Mems Bible Class has recently
doubled It's membership and program
of special interest " men is provided
for tomorrow session.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. Vurpillot to Speak.

DR.. FiOrian Vurpiliot, French vicar
OF ths French congregation, 80. John y
Church, Sixteenth street and Lafayette
Square. viii preach tomorrow afternoon
1T o'clock, the fourth OF his series Of
Lenten sermons, choosing as MS text
La Souffrance Mysteriellse" and next
Friday afternoon at 44b o'clock WIN
will preach on La Repentance" As
is customary all these services are IN
the French tongue.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BISHOP TO PREACH.
Passion Week Services Planned at
Union Wesley Church.

Bishop George c. Clement. A. M, of
Louisville. KY, chairman Of the inter
racial committee Of the Federal Council
OF Churches of Christ In America and
superintendent OF the fifth diocese OF
the A. NJ. e. Zion Church, will conduct
Passion week services. April 4, 5. 6
and 7.
He will preach each night at Union
Wesley Church, and each MONDAY
from IL 10 !, at the Lincoln Theatef.
under auspices of the local Ministers
Union.
Prior 10 the bishops reaching the
city. Or. W. w. Matthews will lead
the MONDAY service at the theater.
April 2 and 3.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
DR.. Bullock's Sermon Themes.

At the Third Baptist Church. FIFTH
ana q streets, tomorrow, Rev, DR.
George q. Euliock's topic at II am. IL
Hell as the Rich Man Pound r." His
topic al o pm. Is Real Vision o. Jesus"
Bible school will meet At 9:i5 am. The
l. C. IT, Society will meet 81 pm,
topic, How Par Should Friendship
Oo?" The Junior G. X. Society will
meet at 8 pm. topic, u Calling
His Helpers" The Senior c. Il. Society
will meet at pm, topic, What IL NY
Share In the Missionary Fieid3" Prayer
meeting Tuesday, 10 10 pm Y i.
prayer meeting Thursday. q 10 o pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BIBLE CLASS SPEAKER.

NepFehehthtiVe AIIkOou TO Address
NJ. p. Church Group.
Representative Miles G, Allgood of
Alabama viii address the Harrison
Mems Bible Class of Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church, 1888
Thirty-first street. tomorrow morning
al 0,46 o'clock, He will take for his
subject Our Anchors, and Are We
Drifting9"
William N, Payne. ir, will have
charge OF the lesson and make a sha,t
talk on II. All are welcome
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FALLS CHURCH SERVICE.

FALLS CHURCH. Va, March "a
DIR, 4, Ryland Sanford will assist
Rev, u, =, Knox In revival services at
the Baptist church, March IS to April
/, inclusive,
DIR. Sanford. preacher and evangel-
ist, has been president OF the Chatham
Training School for Boys, at Chatham.
Va, and is now pastor of the First
Baptist Church. Fredericksburg. Va.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Joyous LIFE" AS TEXT.
Peoples Congregational Pastor to
Preach Tomorrow Morning.

"The Joyous Life" will be the topic
OF Rev. A. r. Elmes of the Peoples Con-
gregational Church tomorrow morning
At $50 pm. the Y. P. c. E. Society viii
discuss what Is My Share in the Mis-
sionary Enterprise"
Next Sunday, from I to 10 pm. at
the residence OF Mrs. George Henry,
1911 Second. street, tea will be given
under the auspices of the Ladies' AuxiI-
iary to the Mems Club. The Men s
Club is featuring chicken dinner at
the church Thursday and Friday iron
TO pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
CHURCH BUYS TRACT.

Takoma Park Institution Acquires
Meade Property.
The trustees of the Takoma Park
Christian Church have recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Patty Meade q tract
of land at the corner of Chicago and
New York avenues. Takoma Park. Md.
as site for future development No
building plans are contemplated at
present.
The tract contains approximately
$1,000 square feet and the eonSidera-
ton was around $S5oo. T.. V. Crit
tenden represented the church In max
ing the transaction.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PROFESSOR WILL PREACH.
Or. Bell Of Virginia Seminary TO
Pill 81. Pau1's Pulpit.

DR.. Bel. professor Of the history Of
religion. psychology % religion and
philosophy of the Christian religion al
the Protestant Episcopal Virginia Semi
nary, Alexandria. witt be the preacher
a. the II O'Clock services tomorrow At
St Pzuis Church, Rock Greek Parish,
Communion viii be al S45 an, and
church school al $50 am.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
COMMUNION TOMORROW.
Outline OF Services az st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church.

The services at St. Margsret's Church
tomorrow viii be as follows: Holy
Communion, 7:30 am: morning prayer
With sermon by the rector. II am:
eFensong with sermon by Rev. John j.
Quealiy, rector Of TRANSPORTATION. 4:30
pm.
The Feast Of the Anuunciation OF
the Blessed Virgin Mary. Holy Com
uunSoz vii be Monday. II am; Thurs
day. molly communion, 7:30 am. and IL
am: evensoug daily. 4:45 pm, with
address by the rector: Tuesday. We'd
neS6sy and Thursday: Young Peoples
service and address By the assistant
Friday.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
"ONE- WAY LIVES" TOPIC.
Tabor Presbyterian Pastor An
nounces Morning Sermon.

At Tabor Presbyterian Church, Sec
orc and s streets. Rev X. A.. Farley
glu speak tomorrow a. II m. on
zone Way Lives" rs the afternoon
tie every member canvass wliI ~ con"
dacteo among the nsFqk@fs s'lo frienos
ol the church. Al pm, program
Nil b. presented by the BOY Pioneers.
0freeTs If tie Young Peoples So
eiey will be installed at + 80 pm. The
Community Forum meets a. 9 DnA
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BIBLE CLASSES DAILY.
Series Scheduled for Women to
Open Monday,

Miss Angy Manning Taylor OF Chi
cago will hold the first of series OF
daily Bible classes scheduled for the
women OF the community at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. at Chevy
Chase Circle. beginning Monday at
10, so o'clock.
Preparations are being completed for
large attendance in the church audi
torium. as women of all denominations
have been invited. The class lasts for
one hour each forenoon through
Friday.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Calvary Endeayor Service.

Mary Louise Robbins viii lead the
intermediate Christian Endeay0r a.
Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow eye~
ming. The subject is What IL MY
Share In the Missionary Enterprise"
The meeting Will be held In the pri-
mary room at o'clock, Every one is
cordially IuyitHd
Evening star., 1928-03-24
MISSIONARY BODY MEETS.
Society of Memorial M. z. Church
Holds Business Session.

HOIuh bHbIHEEE 5tEbIUHs
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Metropolitan Memorial M
E. Church met Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. B. r. Leighton, l7i5 Twenty
second street.
Mrs. Leighton Mrs. Hoag, district
superintendent of Easter offerings and
Mrs Harvey, branch secretary, made
addreSses A letter from Mrs. j. M,
Holmes was read and vote Of thanks
and sympathy sent 10 her. The Standard
Bearers received letter In regard 10
8 box sent 10 China last October.
The Easter offering was taken by
Mrs. James S. Montgomery A social
followed and buffet luncheon was
served by Mrs. Leighton.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BIBLE STUDY HOUR.
Second OF Lenten Series Held at
Theater.


Theater.
The second of the Lenten series Of
visual Bible study hours presented by
the Bible study committee of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs with the cooperation OF
their motion picture chairman. Mrs
Harriet Hawiey Locher, was held
Thursday afternoon in the Savoy
Theater.
Mrs. H. Moffet Bradley. president of
the Washington Bible School Associa-
ton. told of its work Several hundred
children sang, assisted by Mrs. Arthur
J. Seaton. The children Of the Gospel
Mission rendered two songs Prof.
Ralph Carr sang. with Miss Marie
Neighbor at the piano. DR.. r. E.
Neighbor. evangelist, followed with the
lesson CT the film shown, Nazareth" :"
AT the Chevy Chase Theater. 56l2
Connecticut avenue, March 20 DR.
James Shera Montgomery. chaplain OF
the United States House of Representa-
tives. will speak.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Secular Leagues Tonic.

Latin American Relations" will be
discussed In the Washington Secular
Leagues Open Forum, 1908 n street,
tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Chester nj.
Wright, former secretary of the Pan
American Federation OF Labor, will
make the address, The public II In
vited