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YARMOUTH RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Three- fourths mile
Sure Shot Erickson $3.50 $50. 30 $s.s2
Capt'n Fox (Hvathl I4'24 u %
Lord Valtine (Mum) S.k8
King High. Touchdown. Boy Scout
soanso. Shining Light Miss Maggie
Lila G. Kathleen X, DIR. eileen, also
ran Time, 1915 2-b.
SECOND RACE-Three- fourths mile.
Henry ,Som'rs (Creese) 1915 $6.s6 34.ls
Yalovian (Willtams) S.O6 $40
Coral Reef (Robinson) 500
WooIlatt Carr, TripIett Murky, wild
Bill Wayne, jr., Marjory Seth. Jack
d. Or. also ran. Time. 1915 As.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05
KENILW WORTH RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Five furlonGs.
Single Stick On .Gln's) 1888 $500 IS. go
cheering (Harvey) :. $50 90
Kathleen + (SteyensD. 4.S5
Buddy Basil. Dominate. Agnes Clark.
Red irish. Rhchanths. Eva w, and
Peggy's Pride also ran. Time. / :02.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05
NUDE GIRLS and Man
FOUND IN ROCK CREEK

came, and saw. and then called
police. After scurrying hither and
yon, the trio was CARRIED In this
and that and hauled to the bastile.
The girls were taken to the House
of Detention. All are charged with
being drunk and disorderly They
are all from Richmond, Va.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05
FIRE LAID TO SMOKER
DIV International News servLce

RICHMOND. Va, July Sire
which last night destroyed three
blocks of buildings in the business
section Of Blackstone. Va, causing
q damage estimated at $500, 900. was
started by a lighted cigarette care
nessly thrown into a stable. 1t is
believed.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

are searching for the two Slightly
built hoy gunner" one of whom
shot Albert when the latter reached
for revolver to fight the bandits
off
The shooting occurred on the Ar.
lington Cemetery Rosslyn. Va, road
while Albert and Miss Jessie Muir
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Homes In ali sections Of the city
as well as the most desirable suburbs
can be located and bought through
tOday's Times and Herald Real Estate
columns in Classified
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

Two young women and man
this afternoon staged a back.to-
nature movement in Rock Creek
Park. near the cooling waters of
the creek. Salome, in all her dan
cling, was never less arrayed than
these three folks, police say.
A good Samaritan, seif-styIed.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05
Earlier Reports, Marking the Record of the
Flight, Are Given Below

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 5.-The Italian seaplane in
which Capt Arturo Ferrarn and Major Carlo Del Prete
hoped off at Rome to make nonstop transatlantic
flight to Brazil off the Brazilian this afternoon
report that the plane had landed proved
2. Column ID
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Ry International News servlce

COLUMBIA, S. c.. July 5,--After
heating his wife to death, h. l..
Swofford. sawmill worker, com.
mitted suicide here today.
Neighbors found the two bodies
at their home. Swofford had ended
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

LatOnia Results.
Scratches Daily in Midday Edition

n WEATHER
RACE-six
Went offs
Winner. T. C. Mcdowell Trainer
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

1926, straight: Sl1b6, place; sI,Ss, snow !,
Less X $500 show.
: a liking for the going, moved into
CARTIER well up Throughout was driving
handled closed fast when put TO drive:
{ furIongs. Time. 800 2-5. Two-year-oIds.
winner $1.150; second, $225: third, SIP
Winner Chi. q by st. Rock-Phanton MAO.
owner. AudIey Farms Trainer. 4. spence.
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

Two-dollar mutnals paid-Wi
Clarifer, $7.es, place; $4.1s, S
Winging began fast and s
good lead and was never in d
to stall off Less X. Latter
SECOND RACE-Five and Q
Claiming. Purse. $500. Va
Went to postal 1885; off q:
Start bad; won driving; place
The Washington times., 1928-07-05

Two-doliar mutuals paid-Fanta, $40.
Courier. &s.23. place; S2s4 snow: harl
continued to save ground, was tirins
eatchinr the winner at every stride.
burst of speed. .------
THIRD RACE-Mile and 10 yards
purse $1,000 Value to winner, $1,lee
most at SOC. off $40. Winner, Bg. I
good: won driving; place same. owner,
Evening star., 1928-03-03
REV.PAUL BULL TO GIVE
LECTURES FOR CLERGY
Series of Five Addresses Will Start
at Cathedral Next
Monday.

Rev. Paul Bull. English preacher. VIII
deliver a series of five lectures at WASH
,ngton Cathedral next week FOR clergy
men in the Diocese Of Washington. IL
vas announced today BY the Right ReV.
Philip II. Rh4nelander, warden OF me
Cathedra! College Of Preachers. Inc
meetings viii be held in the memoria!
wing Of the cathedral library at noon.
beginning Monday and continuing until
Saturday. Following the lectures there
viii b. luncheons and special group
discussions AZ St. Adams parish nau.
Rev. MI Bull Is member OF me
Community ot the Resurrection. which
was founded az Nerfeld, England. by
Bishop Charles Gore IN the interest
% missionary and preaching influence,
and is widely known as result OF his
activities for the betternent o! prophetic
r7in:stry. He has frequently given
courses ot instruction on preaching IN
American Theological scrqinaries and
has addressed large gatherings IN va
nous important centers Of the United
States He also is the author OF sew
eral books concerned with preaching In
rs various phases. his most recent VOL
tine dealing with sermon construction.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
ST. VINCENT De PAUL
SOCIETY HOLDS SESSION
c.uator RaasdelI Addresses Meet
ing II St. AIoyzius Catholic
Church

The quarterly meeting of tho Soc;e..r
Of 81. Vincent II 2aA ~ Washington
v-as hid IT 3. Aloy~.ge Ca'rcn !a--
SUNDAY morning. Mass vas CELEBRATED
for the ncmb-rs q Ccl0c: oy Rev.
Father Fitzpatrick Breakfast vas
served in Gonzaga School Hall following
the church services. after which tte
meeting was held and vas presided OYER
By George J. Clearg. president OF the
council
Reports from Il conferences in Wash
irgton showed the expenditure Of SIS
932.37 during the last year On the poo-
for such items as clothing. fuel rent,
groceries. medical care. cash grants.
etc. During the same period l940 visits
we're made 10 hospitals. penal iyS:itU-
ions and other institutions here. 40
situations we're procured for deserving
s,erSOns; % persons stranded here were
,cn1 TO their hoIlas elsewhere.
Father FitZpatricl; extended vel
come TO the guests. Senator Joseph (.
RanSdell Of Louisiana vas the guest of
honor. lie delivered an address on the
ills OF modern society as compared 20
the happenings OF former years.
Announcement vas made that tAe
Superior Council o. New YORK and The
Metropolitan Council Of Baltimore had
ratified the election OF George J. CIea-y
as president o. the local council.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
EGYPTOLOGIST PLANS
LECTURE AT CHURCH
American U. Professor Will Speak
in Mount Pleasant Thursday
Night.

At the Mount Pleasant ConCrcea-
tional Church. l4l0 Columbia road
Thursday evening. Or George S Dun
can. professor Of Egyptoiogy and AaSy-
ri0logy American University. will dis
cuss "Archcology and Religion" rs the
fifteenth speaker III the Cnurch'S Sc
ricS OF open meetings under the head
of science and religion Thursday at 10
o'clock N the child guidance course.
Dr. Edwin L. Shaver Of The C0ngrcga-
tional Board Of Education will lead the
discussion on what Is Religious En-
pcriencc for Child"
The Mems Bible Glass, led b. Or J
O. Knott. will continue tomorrow morn
ing its study Of the psychology under
lying the Sunday school lessons, the
subject OF the illustrated lesson being
was There Anything Hypnotic In the
Feeding OF the Multitude" At II
o'clock Rev. Moses r. Lowell. the pas
tor, will give the second Of his Len;cn
sermons on religious belief. his tex,
being. What Can the Modern Man Be
licvc About Jesus Christ"
The weekly open forum tomorrow a.
5 O'Clock Will be addressed by Arthur
w Iiummel Of China. on the subject
Can the Chinese Puzzle BE Solved"
William Ballard. Edmund Freeman
william Ellcnbcrgcr. Taintor Parkinson
Charming Walker and c. Hayward
Marshall arc the committee III charge
Of arrangements for the annual father
and son dinner IL bc held March IL
Mrs. William Adams Shade will speak
before the Young Peoples Forum to-
morrow at $50 pm. IN the forum 5
weekly vocational discussion The forum
gave last night Its annual play, "I'h"
Mystery Of the Third Gable" The cast
Including Howard Mann. Helen Mans
field, walter Brake. Marjorie Stuart
Marion Hunter. Francis Aunlcr. Edwarr
Swain. Mary Livingston, Fred Vcchcrv
and Marion Mansfield
Evening star., 1928-03-03
DIR. 4. P. STOKES
IN LENTEN SERIES
Canon of Washington Cathe-
draI to Preach Four Ser
mons at Keith's Theater.

DR.. Arson Phelps Stokes. canon ct
Washington Cathedral. will be the
speaker for the first four days next
week at the Icnten services ut Keith's
Theatcr under the auspices of the
Washington Federation Of Churches
The services are held daily except Sat
urday and Sunday at 1920 O'Clock and
arc broadcast by WRC,
DR.. Stokes will speak Monday on
The Existence and Character of God.
Tuesday The Revelation of God
Through Jesus Christ" Wednesday
The Teaching of Christ Regarding
the Kingdom Of Cod and Thursday
THE Christian Life of Faith and Love. 8"
There will be no service Friday noon
due to previous engagement at Keilh's
Thcater
DR.. F. c. Reynolds, pastor of Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church. and chair
man Of the committee Of public rela-
tons Of the Federation OF Churches,
will preside next week,
Evening star., 1928-03-03
EPWORTH LEAGUE

Eugene A. Schceie first vice pyesi-
dent. will speak at West Baltimore
station, Baltimore. tomorrow evening
Miss Margaret LentI. second vice pgeSi-
dent. VIII lead nj Douglas Chapter. and
George ASay NJ Metropolitan Chapter,
The District Board q! Epworth
League Will meet Wednesday evening aS
The Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church in charge of Ernest
y. Grant. District president
Chapter presidents are requested 70
send the names Of delegates IL The
Conference EpWorth League Council 10
ID, $. Patterson, conference president,
Methodist Euilding rs soon aS possible
The last session Of the mission study
class Will be held tomorrow evening NJ
metropolitan Chapter ~ ) O'clock O{hcr
studies will he taken up at this hour
beginning next Sunday. The tahine;
Will meet Tuesday AZ the home OF The
fourth vice president George A Ben
SON, The monthly business meeting u;
the chapter will be held Friday evening
The fourth department Will present Il
literary and social program a, the
church Saturday evening under the
direction ot Albert Si>Son. A feature
ot the program Will be Shor; play
entitled The Ghost Story" by members
OF The February 1927. class ~ the
Wilson Normal School
The District third department VIII
conduct n scspcr service at the Method
iNt Home for the Aged tomorrow al I
O'clock
The evening HYMN service tomorrow
Of Station WrtF will hs Sung hy the
choir ~ Metropolitan Chapter at 9la
O'Clock James Mel ain. SolniSt, Union
CHAPTER, ana Wiliurr T. bartholomew
pianist, Hamlme Chapter VIII assist III
the program
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Sunday School Lesson

After they had prayed, according to
Matthew, that the Lord would send
forth laborcrs into his harvest. Jesus
called the l. unto Him and sent
them forth. two by two. on trial
mission Their ministry was Il five
fold one to preach, heal the SICK.
cleanse the lcpers, raise the dead ana
cast out demons. Their commission
called for them to preach the gospel
of the Kingdom Of God, but their Gre
dcntialS consisted Of their power 10
heal all manner Of disease Modern
miscionS have had their greatest sue
cess where preaching has bHril hl't'd
with some form Of institutional or So
cial effort for the benefit OF humanity
They were to travel light, carrying
nothing with them, no scrip Tor 1000,
no purse for money, no change OF cloth
ing They were not to make a business
OF their ministry and service, although
they were to expect that following the
usual spirit of hospitality in the East,
they would be entertained, but they
were not to accept the invitations that
would pour In upon them. even though
il might be misunderstood. They were
not to tarry In homes where they found
no welcome for their gospel. They were
TO leave such places. yet 10 look forward
that the people would be influenced by
their ministry, for the km6dom was
nigh.
The results Of their first campaign
brought great returns. While the guam
tity was large. the quality was evidently
mcagcr This may have been due to
their limited knowledge OF the Kingdom
for the people and the Il were bit
tcrly disappointed when Jesus declined
to become their temporal ri!er. Their
efforts probably produced great revlvats
,S0mr OF the greatest seen In the world
are the political reVivais seen in our
quadrenniai presidential elections. WHEN
oil the elements presented by the re-
ligious revival are found in the Political
songs and discuSsionSl. Rev.faS arc
still the hope Of the church. They have
differed in different periods OF history
Personal evangelism is the basis Of all
successful endcavor at e%pansion The
cooperative work Of mcn going out b.
twos today is following Christ'1 pro-
gram for winning the world.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

The Life Service meeting ol the
Luther League ut The District nt Column.
bia viii be held Tuesday at q pm. al
The Church ot the Atunrmrut. North
Capitol street and Rhode Island aycuuc
The program provides for an address
by Rev. NJ j iiiehcr ot Minneapolis
MINI, "A brief nutllur ut the iisc Serv-
ice work by District Lite Service Socrc-
taiy Robert Voiland and the prrSrnth"
tm of i.Itn Service play entitled
"3am, Son nt John" by Atouennrnt
Lcngucrh.
"1'he Rock" religious drama de-
actinue the character development oi
s;imuu l'utcr, win ht presented under
the piatiict of Columbia at thc Ma
sonic Auditorium. the week after Faster.
tor the benefit ot the lmthrrau Inner
Mie}iUn work II Washington Tnni
dtunn was awarded ntat ptl1e offered
Nv the Drama lthgua ot America fut
the hrht religious drama. 'the play is
tndrr the direction ui Mias hrAa DAVIS
ihrrlucr Miss Frances nNAturcr at
FIcinunt Nthr, who iaa recently hrt,
appointed executive Of tho lnurr Mis-
4lou bucietY uf the tMtheinn Churches
ot tins nitY, was appointed chairman at
The program committee
What n II IN Jesus 1hat Attracts
Young People," II the iAthot League
topic Tor tomorrow evening and viii he
presented at Atolnment League by Niiaa
tntutn tinNtiet, al TT l'uuis League
hy William Nniiia aud at 1.ton'a t4taNin
hy Herbert iiriuheit
The February NuNa Letter of the
iulhrr Iennue u the District ot Cnlum.
hla haA thou edited hnd distributed by
tirat Vteo President knbrrl Vutaud OF
Atuuvment iuihrrAn Church Record
iug Secretary hlla4 pltEtud Wiae Ut the
thutch ot ihe Iurat nation will lmhiah
tin Match ntIn,lnt.
iattnt statistics ahnW ~ Inhn'a
ilithrt League, taat Eiyesdair. Mt
Trading jn the uis,i,vt luthet League
eIiltiCHty tuhtpat
Evening star., 1928-03-03

The monthly business meeting ot The
"zef'iti2e Dp1fd u t!Ie Columbia FEEDER
atom II BAPTIST Young ieop!r'6 Unions
Wlii be hciG at tie Central buiDn Mlhr
sion Iue6dAy evening al oclpek
Ffeald"iI ElgiD '.HJilli tsq4@a'. members
II, TitcHd
IiniHiaa u Wliba1i, tlgiu Etnith ana
Ef. It"htuy cttHGilcted the arrHire oI
Tie SILVER fpi1pR Itapi!at Ehit'h. Ia
lie Silver bpiAHp IbeDtef last i5uuhhy
epsHif!V, Nlil. JOHN HtiihVfu. Richard
GEaiaif1. T. & Hodges and nIh4 Heiplt'
Vrnci cYndiirted a 8etylce at tIlt if'Eh~
i8nca Baptist tiufch he ApE ~
thefH tWn groups II under the AHlffVl"
, tlnl, ~ jrhu ititjtYeu, pteti1rit tuttl
iia ~ iue tefrratipH, hud non ~
rnafge 1i ihe deVnlipHhl lie dfpatt
Hfnt
IHe bethany UtihN FepDits srtl"3
IL "tTatk meets" "a Le iIhI1 nnIiiA tln
month ~ IAajeL tiif union has b'ti
diYlted into iNp tehtua. bHd team
Wits ur lpBea IN ali event ar'mhiHp T.
thf .ijctcufy ahDWn IA lie dan3 ttihl'
readings Ihc ijhtfa daljue ~" Hiai!iI
ttiiist entertain iiIs Wjilntth, iDie isu
st,A Il lhy cpGduG iAK fhe issH1ay t|r.
i.3uk atIfjEtE bitGt Hl4itli.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
BISHOP TO PREACH
|. At CATHEDRAL RITE
Rev. J. {. Freeman's Sermon .
Will Be Broadcast-Even-
song Service.

Right Rev. James e. Freeman. Bishop
Of Washington. will be the special
preacher al the peoples evensong TO-
morrow afternoon In Bethlehcrn Chapel
Of the Warrington Cathedral az 4
O'Clock This ser:Icc will BE- broadcast
by radio over WFtC.
Rev. Paul Bull of the Community 0;
the Resurrection. MiFleld England,
will bc the preacher At the II n. serf-
ice In the same chapel tornDrroW. Pa
ther Bull is regarded as one III me best
known priests in the Community ~ the
Resurrection. The Community IF the
Resurrection originated IN 1892 az
Buaey House, oxford. and IS made up
Of a group of calio&.e clergy .: ,lle
/ Church of England. Tn1 ATe uni. a.
rule o! the cOnnnaunIt" ana nav 2 crnn
mon purse. It's priests pursue Esr!oJs
occupations along cTargcl.s.tc. literary
and artistic lines in connection WITH
their religious life.
The other services In Bethlehem
, Chapel tomorrow will be as follows:
7:30 am, holy communion: 10 an.
morning prayer and LitGny; II an
holy communion ard sermon; 1 o'c.ock,
peoples eTensong.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
BETHLEHEM DEAN
WILL SPEAK HERE:
Pennsylvania Clergyman to
Give Address at MONDAY
Lenten Services.

The special preacher al the noon
Gay services at Epiphany Church next
week. commencing Monday at 1890
o'clock, will be Very Rev. D. Minot
Gateson, dean Of the Cathedral in
Bethlehem Pa.
The rector of Epiphany. DR., z. B,
Philips, will deliver the sermon at
the II O'Clock service tomorrow and Will
also address his adult Bible class. which
assemblies in the church tomorrow eve
ming at O'Clock.
There will be celebrations Of the Holy
Communion at s and IL am. At $50
the church school convenes and the
weekly meeting Of the Young People s
Society will be held at 6:l5 pm.
The addresses at the S o'clock serv-
ices next week will be delivered by the
following: Monday, the rector; Tues
day and Thursday. DR.. Morris: We'd
nesday. Rev. Mr.. Lier twho was recent
" ordained to the priesthood III
Epiphany Church by Bishop Freeman {:
Friday. Archie Quarter, Undergraduate
Of the Virginia Theological Seminary.
DR.. Phillips will give the third lee
ture before his confirmation class
Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
EPISCOPAL AUXILIARY
WILL MEET AT CHAPEL
Plans for Presentation of In
spirational Play to Be
Discussed

At the invitation Of Rev c. s. Alb
bOtt, vicar Of the Chapel Of the Good
Shepherd. the monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Church in the Diocese Of Washington
will be held In the chapel Tuesday at
. O'Clock Mrs william ID. Hurd. dio-
ce&an president Of the auxiliary. viii
preside.
Announcement will be made nj this
meeting of the insptrational play TO be
presented by the b branches Of the
auxiliary In the parish hall OF All
Souls Memorial Church on Cathedral
avenue on March so for the benefit Of
the auxiliary
The speaker Of The afternoon will be
Rev. A. T. parsou, assistant foreign
secretary If the department OF mis-
sions of the National Council Of tho
Episcopal Church. with headquarters IN
New York.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

crn wall Near the farther end OF the
nortico IS a sort OF GoOrleSS house or
chamber hung with rich curtains. sup
posed to contain the graves OF Ma
ilomet. Abu Bekr and Omar. To the
north Of this is smaller chamber OF
the same kind. draped III black. said
10 represent tho tomb of Fatim2.
A large throng OF visitors passes con-
tinually through Bab-al-Salam 10 salute
the tonlbs and 70 view the we'll o. the
prophet and the grove Of palm trees
planted by Fatima.
This present mosque has been built
on the site OF All older one burned In
1856 4 reconstruction after second
IRE made the present edifice an almost
totally new structure But It stands to-
day much as II has stood since Eait
Bcy. the Egyptian Sultan. rebuilt: the
structure in l4Sl.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
LUTHERANS SEEK
ENDOWMENT FUND
Churches Near Goal in Rails
ing S4,oC0,O 600 for Retired
Ministers Pensions.

In its campaign to raise a pension
endowment fund OF S4o00.000 the
United Lutheran Church i'll America
has secured pledges to date totaline
$S.7S0,o0o. The number Of congrega-
tions yet to report. it is declared, III
sureS the success of the campaign.
Fifteen Of the IS syncdS have gone
'over the top" The Maryland SYNOD
Is of the Is Its quota is SiS4.30o
and the returns tabulated show pledges
totaling $2000o
The United Lutheran Church III
America has l3 congregations i'll this
city. The following 9 have sub
stantially ovcrsubscribcd their quota:
ST Epiphany, lUther Place Me
moral. Reformation. ST. Marks. Keller
Memorial Inca nation, GEORGETOWN.
Columbia Heights ,n'NSion( and st.
Stephens (miSSion). lose more than
doubling their quota &C: ST. Paul S
Epiphany, Luther Pl3"" Memorial, kei-
cvmation and ST. NJ: IS. The total
quota for the IS congregations is
Sl7Iq0. The amount subscribed 10
date is S2S.Sll. EXCESS quota, $il ,62l.
Total of OverSubscriptions.
The total number of congregations In
the Maryland Synod 70 overSubScrloe
is 50. divided as follows: Western Con-
ference. 6. Middle Conference, 9. and
Eastern Conference. "a. Washington
and Baltimore make up the S~-tern
Conference. Fifteen Of Balt!mores 81
congregations have oyerSubScrlbed.
AT a conference participated III by
Dr.. J. Edward ByerS, president OF
synod; Pau! F. Myers president OF the
Board Of Ministerial! Pensions and Re-
lief: Dr.. ". J. Showalter, chairman OF
the synodlcal committee: Arthur P.
Black. director. and Thomas p. Hick-
man Of the Church of the Reformation
this week il was planned TO continue
the campaign among those conerega-
tions that have not yet subscribed their
quota.
The present pension system in the
United Lutheran Church in America
vas eight years old last New Year
day. In that time more than Sl,loo.-
coo has been paid to pensioners.
Apportionment System Adopted.
The pension fund is raised from year
70 year through an apportionment sys-
TEN originally approved at the biennial
convention in Washington IN October
1920. The interest from the proposed
endowment fund Of S4,000,000 viii not
be a substitute for the apportion-
nent. but will supplement it. thus en-
abling the Board of Ministerial PEN
sions and Relief to double the pensions
now received by the ministers, foreixn
missionaries. their widows and theiv
orphaned children under Is years OF
age.
There are 755 on the pension rolls.
ASS of whom are widows. 204 ministers
and ll6 children. AS the result OF the
present campaign ministers will receive
$500, widows $500 and children Sl00,
annually, when placed on the pension
rolls.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
WITH the exception of a pilgrim

WITH the exception Of a pilgrim
- age to holy Mecca. a like journey
10 Medina is the most meritorious act
Of the true follower Of Mohammed. For
in this mosque. the glory Of the little
city Of Medina. are supposed 10 rest th'
remains of Mohammed, Aou BcEr.
Omar and Fatima.
The mosque inCloscs a spacious court
400 10 SEQ feet III length and about
tvo-tlirds 0s much In breadth and Is
d( minated By the lofty dome and NUM-
erons miuarctS 50 characteristic Of
Mohammcdan places Of worship. Its
principal gate, Bab-al5alam. at the
southern end OF the west front facing
the sacred groves. IS richly inlaid with
marbles and fine tiles ana adorned with
goldan inscriptions from the Koran,
II leads into q deep portico with ~
rows Of pillars running along the south
Evening star., 1928-03-03
SERVICES TO CONTINUE.
Rev. A.. w. Argue, Evangelist, at
Full Gospel Assem- bly,.

a. Watson Argue. Canadian evangelist.
viii continue preaching al the Ful!
Gospel Assembly North Capitol and
X streets, until March II. ConverSions
are reported nightly and a group of
over 100 have applied for church MEM
beyship A public healing be!|ice VIII
b. held TUESDAY and family night viii
be held Friday night. with prize for
the largest family present.
The evangelist Will celebrate his
birthday Wednesday with a sermon Of!
my Hotner'S Motto" His addriona!
slbjec's follow Sunday II m. What
is IN the Cup2". 2.30 pm. Five Steps
70 Heaven. 7.30 y IN. The Meancai
Nan IN Washington: Mondsy The
BOY That Came Hack". TUESDAY. is
Anything 100 Hard for God Thurs
DAY, The W.Se Men - Washington
Friday. Family Eight'