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Evening star., 1928-03-24
IDEALS ARE SUBJECT
OF DR.. ABERNETHY
Calvary Baptist Pastor to Preach
at Services Tomorrow.
Other Features.

Rev w. S. Abernethy. pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow at IL am. on when Ideals
Are Lowered" At o'clock he will con-
tinue the series of sermons on home
and home problems. the topic being
Spending the Family Income"
Reno E. Stitely will conduct the
meeting of the Young Peoples Society
at Gas pm. In the senior room of
the Sunday School house. Miss Ruth
Jackson will have charge of the senior
G. E. meeting in the adult room.
Rev. II. j. Councillor. director of re-
ligious Education. will conduct the serv-
ice of the Junior church at IL O'Clock
in the senior room
Glass ~, taught by DR.. Frank A.
Swartwout will hold dinner and social
at the church Friday evening at $50
o'clock.
The prayer meeting this week will
merge with the Christian Endeavor con-
vention in the church auditorium TO
hear Edward P. Gates of Boston, de-
liver the closing address.
The Burial class will hold its
monthly at home" in the primary
room of the Sunday School house to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
TEN "Y" BOYS CONTEST
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Will Be Given Free Trips 10
Niagara Falls for Best ALL
Around Development.

Names of the 10 boys who showed
the best all-around developments" as
members OF the boys department of
the Y. M. G. A.. during the past year,
thereby winning free trip to Niagra
Falls during Easter week, were an
nounced last night at the annual
parents-and-s banquet of the de-
partment at 1896 q street,
They are: Jack Bone, William Fry.
Budd Hammerlund. Gerald Hess, Al
bert Morgan. Tom Robertson, Joe Rose.
Dallas Shirley, John Sumner and
Clinton Woodcock,
Announcement OF the winners cl~
NAKED an evening Of entertainment for
"Y" boys and their parents. Rev, Ber-
nard Braskamp. pastor of Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church. spoke on
the relations that should exist between
sons and their parents. Guy w, Lane
gave readings and there was n musical
program participated In by William Nj.
Schumacher II. q. Holm, II. II, Morgan.
Calvin Milans. Elwood Sager and Edgar
Newcomer.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BISHOP TOCONF|RM
ST. THOMAS CLASS
20 viii Take Part in Special
Services at Church
Tomorrow.

Bishop Freeman will confirm class
at st. Thomas, pm. tomorrow. The
class numbering about 20 has a larger
proportion of adults than usual. The
rector, Or. c. Ernest Smith, together
with DR.. Bishop and Rev. M. w. Rikcr
will assist the bishop.
DR.. Smiths fifth sermon on Christ
the Worlds Problem" will be preached
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock and
will deal with Christ in the Creeds,
with special reference to the Incarna-
ton and the exact place that the In
carnation occupies III Christianity.
Bishop Rhinelander. who has been
delivering a course of lectures in st.
Thomas Hall during this Lent. brings
MS course to conclusion Thursday
at pm. His course has been on
The Worship of the Church in the
Book of Common Prayer"
OF the various parish papers that
have been published since DR.. Smith
came to st. Thomas IS years ago, the
only one that has survived is the Parish
News of st. Thomas, now In its twenty
sixth year. which has been published
uninterruptedly. The April number
will be distributed next week.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LUTHER LEAGUE

A meeting of the general committe-
OF the Luther League of the District
OF Columbia sponsoring the production
of THE Rock" was held last night
at Luther Place Memorial Church,
Fourteenth and N streets. District
League President Paul l.. Brindle pre-
siding. It will be presented at the
Masonic Auditorium April 10 and IL.
Miss Frances Dysinger has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the program COM
mittee; Robert Volland, first vice pres
ident and life service secretary of the
District League, chairman of the ticket
committee.
President Paul l.. Brindle has an
nounced the organization of a Luther
League as the young peoples organi-
zation at st. Stephens Lutheran
Church
st. Johns Luther League. East
Riverdale. Md. is leading the efficiency
contest of the District League, with
Incarnation and Atonement Leagues
running close seconds.
Miss Virginia Wise, recording secre-
tary of the Luther League of the
District of Columbia and president of
the Incarnation League. Is editing
OF the Luther League of the District
Of Columbia"
Dr. Zimmerman presented the topic.
What Are the Real Values of Church
Membership" to lions League last
Sunday evening Tomorrow's meeting
will be In charge Of Miss Charlotte
Hasselbusch. who will lead the discus
sion on the topic, Why We Believe
in Immortality"
What Is My Share in the Mis-
sionary Enterprise" is the topic which
will be presented tomorrow evening at
st. Paul's Luther League by Miss Mar
garet Monk and at Atonement League
by Richard Richter
Miss Frances Dysinger. executive of
the Lutheran Inner Mission Society
accompanied the following members OF
lions Luther League on their monthly
visit TO Children's Hospital last Sun
day: Misses Margaret Mcdonald
Clara Schickler, Mary Leonberger
Emma Holzer, Gladys Broker, Leora
Winegartner. Wilhelmina Krautwurst
Katherine Schickler. Gilbert Major
Herman Yaggie, Herbert Reichelt, Ed
win Marques and Fred SchiGkler.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BIBLE GROUP HAS
CHURCH FIELD DAY
Association viii Explain Work
on Visits to Denomina-
ton.

The Organized Bible Class Associa-
ton of the District Of Columbia has
arranged "Field day 'tomorTo<
when representatives Of the association
will visit every adult Bible class In the
city and explain the organization and
work Of this body. Headquarters Is In
| the religious work department Of the
! Central Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
The following delegates will make
the visits: Baptists. r. w. Green, Ana
costa; Arthur P. Black, Calvary: e. M.
Bryan. Fifth Chapel; M E. Hammer,
Fountain Memorial: Miss Lillian A.
Shoemaker, BroOkland: Noah r. Rob-
inson and Miss Nettie L. Herrick,
Fifth Church, c. Newell Atkinson and
Miss Hattie Rupert. First Church:
Paul 3. Snyder, Kendall Church: Dr.
A. w. Cummings md Mrs. Gertrude
Donovan. Metropolitan: DR.. c. B.
Campbell. Mrs. George T. Warren and
Mrs Edith Main. National Memorial:
M. E. Sands, Second Church; G. r.
Hamilton, Temple; James A. Williams
and Mrs. James A. Williams. West
washington; DR.. George T. Warren
/ Petworth.
The Disciples of Christ will be Wis
tied by B. ]. Hamm, Columbia Heights:
/ F. M. West. Fifteenth street; j. n
/ Gross, II Street: Z. r. Pierce, Mount
I Rainier: L. T. Gravatte. c. c. Jacobs.
( Ninth Street: II. j. Hayden, Takoma
! Park: John A. Patterson, Vermont
/ Avenue.
/ Lutheran classes by Mrs. J. A. Gel
I man, Keller Memorial; j. T. Elicit. st.
I Marks; John A. Patterson, Luther Me-
mortal
/ Methodist Episcopal. John s. Ben
j nett, Brightwood Park: A. L. Gilbert
/ and Miss Emma Brown, Calvary: Page
| NICK. Etchison. Eldbrooke; John 7.
Skinner and Ruth Sanders. Foundry:
w. r. Schmucker, Hamline: W. L.
Ford, McKendree; E. F. Haycraft, Pet
worth; John L. Bateman. Trinity: A. L.
Laster, Metropolitan; Jesse C. Smith.
Union; Harry Kimball, Waugh.
Methodist Episcopal South, z. C..
| Hodges, ir., Calvary: E. NJ Bryan,
Emory; r. c. Graham. Epworth: Har-
yey B. Gram and Mrs. Harvey 3. Gram.
Francis ASbury: Carl Bogardus, Mount
Vernon; Mrs. ]. II. Gross Marin.
John Bryan, st. Paul's.
| Methodist Protestant, z. C. Hodges
ST.. Congress Street.
| Presbyterian, DR.. z. NJ. Ellison.
Church OF the Covenant: Mrs. Emma
Galpin. Eastern: Henry Brown, West
ern; o. ?. Hunter, Fourth: j. Z. ellis.
Georgetown; j. NJ. Hoge, Eastern; Mrs.
Lillian A. Metzger. Covenant: r
| Spencer Palmer, New York Avenue
/ @. o. Kraft, Sherwood; J. II. A.
/ Fowler. Wallace Memorial.
Reformed. Mrs. o. F. Hunter. First:
Mrs. c. w. Ratcliff, Grace.
Church Of the Brethren, George Har-
rover; First Brethren. George Gooch.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PASTOR PLANS DEFENSE
FOR MARY MAGDALENE
DR.. John o. Knott Will Answer
Attacks at Service To-
nnrrnT

Traditional charges against the char
acter OF Mary Magdalene. tending to
injure her as witness TO the resurrec-
ton OF Christ. will be answered by DIR.
John o. Knott. Bible scholar, in lee
ture tomorrow at o'clock in the as
sembly hall of the Y. M. G. A. 1886 G
street.
DIR. Knott will discuss frankly the
modern and more conservative views OF
the resurrection and he will propose
what ne terms "a sane Interpretation. I"
The subject of his address will be The
Day Of Days
The lecture tomorrow will be the last
of a series given under the auspices Of
the Y. M. G. A. for Sunday school men,
bers. teachers and supertntendents
The public is invited.
BY special request DR.. Knott also
will give "A Pen Portrait OF Jesus" as
delivered in previous address that
caused wide comment.
In the evening at 8:45 o'clock DR..
Knott viii give radio talk over WTFF
on Some Striking Features OF the
Resurrection Story"
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LifMEN TO MEET
HERE IN OCTOBER
Plan for Convention of Broth
erhood of st. Andrew.
$500 Expected.

Plans for the national convention
Of the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew in
the United States will be discussed
Tuesday evening, when the clergy and
laymen Of nearly 100 Episcopal parishes
In the washington diocese will meet
with Bishop Freeman at bishops house,
According TO plans outlined by the
committee in charge. under chairman
ship of II. Lawrence Choate. the con-
vention will be held from October 5 to
8 in Washington.
The purpose of the convention is to
bring together representatives of the
parish chapters of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew from all over the United
States, and it is possible that repre-
sentatives of Canadian chapters will
also attend.
Meeting for Boys.
During the course Of the convention
there will be two separate meetings,
one for boys from Is to 20 years Of
aSe. and the other for older men. 1t is
planned TO hold the senior conference
at the Mayfiower Hotel. and the Junior
conference at St. Thomas parish house
Evening meetings will be held st various
O1lapScAS III washing sIAA.
A few of the topics that have already
been selected for discussion during the
convention are THE Place and Power
of Lay Evangelism The Christian
Religion Meeting the Worlds Need"
The Leadership Of Youth" "Evangel-
ism Through the Printed Word"
''ChriStianiEing the American Home"
and Evangelism in the Rural Com
munities."
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew was
founded IN Chicago In 1883. The ma
tional headquarters Is in Philadelphia
and the officers are: President. Edward
II. Bonsan. Philadelphia; vice presidents,
Courtenay Barber. Chicago: Walter
Kidde, New York: DR.. Benjamin F. Fin
ney. Sewanee; q. Frank Shelby, Phil
Palmer. Philadelphia: treasurer. c. E.
Beury, Philadelphia: editor Of st. An
drew's Cross. publication OF the brother
hood. George Fl. Randall.
1,5o0 Expected.
The local committee in charge OF ar
rangements expects a registration for
the convention of approximately $500,
consisting of about 900 from Washing
ton and the vicinity. and 500 from other
parts Of the country.
Inc local COulul1INtS y u1lOeE TIE
Craftsmanship of Lawrence Choate. ma
sional council member, and consists of
the following chairmen: Col. John II.
Finney, vice chairman; Mai. F. Gran
vile Munson, secretary: Bruce Baird.
treasurer; DR.. William Earl Clark, reg
istration; J. B. wyckoff. publicity: VIII
liam r. Ellis. hospitality: william ].
Moore, hotel: Donald Gerow. junior
convention: J. Harris Franklin and DR..
w. Sinclair Bowen. general committee.
This local committee will meet every
week from now until the opening dates
o9 the convention.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SAYS BUSINESS CLUBS
ENTER CHURCH WORK
Harry 0. Hine of Washington
Speaks Before Methodist Lay
men in Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The star.


BALTIMORE, March 24-Business
mems clubs are taking over much of
the social service work formerly carried
on by the churches, Harry o. Hine of
Washington told the Laymen's Asso-
citation of the Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church here.
Mr.. Hine. president of the association
addressed 207 delegates at a meeting in
Emanuel Reformed Church. He called
attention to a recent survey of Presby-
terian Northern Baptist and Methodist
churches, showing that last year 33
per cent Of the churches did not have
single convert.
There is nothing In present church
work TO replace the old-time camp
meetings and revivals, he pointed out.
The speaker continued:
Clubs, such as Rotary, Civitan and
Kiwanis, seem to be taking over the
work formerly done by the church.
Are such clubs now chosen because the
church lacks fiexibility or adaptability
or is no longer so active in promoting
Gods work."
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BANFIELD AGAIN HEADS
ST. JOHNS ALUMNI BODY
Principal of Emerson Institute Re-
Elected President of Association
Chapter-other Officers Chosen.

Paul Landon Bantield, principal OF
Emerson Institute, was reelected presi-
dent of the Washington Chapter at the
st. Johns College Alumni Association
at dinner of the chapter In the Uni
versity Club last night. Other officers
elected were: Francis w. Hill, vice
president. and Roland H. King. secre-
tary-treasurer.
The dinner was given by the board OF
trustees for the purpose OF explaining
TO the alumni some OF the more i'm
portant activities In which the college
will be engaged between now and June.
Speakers at the dinner included DIR
Enoeh b. Carey. president OF st, Johns
College. Mr.. Banfield. Walter II, Buck
of Baltimore and Robert II. Mccarthy.
present holder OF the scholarship
offered by the local chapter OF the
college alumni DIR. g. g. Marbury in-
troduced the speakers.
Other guests at the dinner were DIR,
j. Ogle Warfield, Jr.; William Bowie. q,
A. Callard, Rev q. NJ. Cummings,
Frank H. Gauss, Heath Goldsborough,
Francis w. Hin, Thomas Keown, DR.
Frank Leech, NJ y. McDorman, q. A.
Maddox, w. II, Moore jr; g. ii. Shaffer.
Col. w. ID. Smith and Lieut.. Comdr c.
l.. White.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SERMONS ANNOUNCED
DR.. Porter to Preach on What
Church and Jesus Christ
Mean.

DR. Samuel Judson Porter will
preach at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow morning on what My Church
Means TO Me" The evening theme VIII
be. What Jesus Christ Means 10 Me" ="
The evening service has been planned
for the young people and the Leaders
among the young people viii partici-
pate in the service.
Rev. Edward A. Stevens OF Philadel-
ptaia, viii give travel talk Monday
evening, at O'Clock, on Jerusalem and
the Road to Jericho" The lecture Will
be under auspicies OF the business
women'g circle Of the Missionary So
caety.
Rev Neis Hedeen Of Ellsworth, Me-
VIII conduct the Swedish service to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. DR..
Olaf Hedeen of Chicago, In the inter
est Of the Swedish Mission. win give a
stereopticon lecture Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
EvANGELlSTlC SERVICES.
New Orleans Speaker TO Appear at
Brookland Baptist.

Beginning tomorrow and continuing
through Easter Sunday, E. o. Sellers
Of New Orleans will conduct evangei-
iStic services at the Brookland Baptist
Church. Sixteenth and Monroe streets
northeast, daily with the exception OF
Saturday Mr.. Sellers is professor OF
music in the Baptist Theological Sem
mary at New Orleans The Brookland
Baptist Church Is entering these evan
geiistic services following an enlarge
ment campaign. at which there was 4
group OF Sunday school experts from
the Baptist Sunday School Board. with
active classes every night for week.
followed by a dedication program.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Annuneiation Feast.

The Feast ~ the Annunciaii0n viii
te observed al the Annunclation Chapel,
Ia Congressional Cemetery southeast,
tomorrow The vicar, REV, EnGch M
Thompson win celebrate holy com
munion and preach ut 9:I5 am, The
Is using The chapel IN the
uDtil they can get d perma :
nent building. which Is 10 be- erected Oh
D site on PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east donated bg Col Arthur T. Ranaie
Tbe GJnd84 s0heol u heid atter the
Z L.-LIsa.l ~
Evening star., 1928-03-24
MEMBERSHIP SERVICE.
Teams Plan to Stage Contest at
Peck Chapel.

A special membership night will be
the form Of the service at Peck Me-
mortal Chapel tomorrow. IL will be a
contest between those who united with
the church before and after the war
or before and after 1918. The pastor,
Rev. Irving w. Ketchum. will speak on
Love and the PaWnbroker," story
and parable. His subject In the morn
ing viii be- lis Religion scientific?"
The mems class will meet at 9:30
am, and go on IA visit 10 the AlicOmers'
class at the Church OF the Covenant.
Rev, II NJ Smith win give, at pm,
an illustrated lecture on the lessonh Of
the quarter.
The intermediate and Senior Chris
tian EndeayOr societies will both meet
at O'Clock. The annual business meet
ing 0f the chapel win he held Wednes~
day at O'Clock,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
ATHEIST IS HELD.
Writ Reversed-Prisoner Arrested
for Sending Letters to DR.. Straton.

NEW YORK. March ~ tApl.-The ap-
pellate division of the Supreme Court
reversed yesterday the order of Justice
Grain, releasing on writ of habeas
corpus Charles Smith. president of the
American Association for the Advance
ment OF Atheism, The court remanded
Smith to the Tomhs 10 be tried for hav-
ing sent annoying letters To Rev. John
Roach Straton OF Calvary Baptist
Church. In releasing Smith Justice
Grain had said
Smiths letter to DR. Straton was
silly and ill-natured. but not criminal
The recipient of the letter has been
sensitive rather than sensible. 1t
should have been passed 10 the waste
basket"
The appellate division yesterday held
that Smiths arrest was proper. and
his detention III the TomhS awaiting
trial was the correct legal procedure.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

The fisher, most closely related to the
marten. Is exclusively American, IN
habiting rather narrow range from
Nova Scotia To northwestern British
Columbia and IN the Alleghenies,
Rocky Mountains and Sierra Cascade
ranges II was never common spe-
cies, says Nature Magazine. and the
effect of settlement and unrestricted
trapping has been It's virtual extinction
over most OF It's range, yet 1t still has
little protection. and the high price that
the skin commands insures It's con.
tinued pursuit
Evening star., 1928-03-24
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
BUSINESS SESSION HELD
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church
Body Asks Pastors Return for
Another Year.

A business session Of the fourth quar-
terly conference was held at the John
Wesley A. M. f. Zion Baptist Church
Monday night. 1t being the last ses-
sion prior 10 the next annual conference
and General Conference. the session yot-
ed for continuation Of DIR. Medford as
pastor. for the return of Rev. j. II.
Tucker as presiding elder, and the Cen
eral Conference To return Bishop j. s..
Caldwell TO this episcopal district.
DIR. Medford will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow. The financial rally
will consummate Palm Sunday. An en-
tertainment by Mrs, Armgtead's section
In the rally will be held at the church
March n at 3 pm.
The layman's mass meeting OF the
Washington district was held at the
church last night.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BISHOP WILL PREACH
AT EVENSONG SERVICES
Right Rev. j. E. Freeman's Ser
mon to Be Broad

Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop
of Washington, will be the special
preacher at the peoples evensong in
Bethlehem Chapel of Washington Ca
thedral at pm. tomorrow. The serv-
ice will be broadcast by radio over
WRC.
At the IL am. service In Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow the preacher will be
the Rev DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes
canon of Washington Cathedral.
The full list of services in Bethlehem
Chapel tomorrow is as follows: 7:30
am. holy communion: 10 am, morn
ing prayer and litany: IL am. holy
communion and sermon; 4 pm. peo-
pies evenSong and sacred cantata. THE
Crucifixion."
Evening star., 1928-03-24
The Cathedral, Trier, Germany.

substantially In its present form. The
cathedral is connected by beautiful
cloisters with the circular Liebfrauen-
kirche. one of the most interesting
early Gothic churches in Germany, In
the middle of the thirteenth century
catching UP the architectural thread at
the point dropped by the cathedral.
Among the treasures of the cathedral
is the holy Coat of Trier." believed by
the devout to be the seamless garment
worn by Christ at the crucifiXion, anC
said to have been presented by Helena,
the central figure in Treveran Christian
legend. Its occasional exhibition to
the public draws many hundred thou
sand from all over the world.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Editor Will Speak.

Miss Ethel Smither. associate editor
OF the Elementary Magazine, will ad-
dress the elementary SUNDAY school
workers OF Washington Friday night AT
Mount Vernon Place Church. Miss
Smithers Is member Of the Interra-
uonai Sunday School Literature Conn
mlttee s1d viii speak on the new sun
day school literature now being pre-
pared for early issue.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PLANS LEnTEN SERMONS.
DR.. Perkins Will Continue Series
of Seasonal Talks.

DR.. Frederick W. Perkins. pastor Of
the First Universaligt Church, which
meets In the Ambassador Theater. Is
preaching q series Of Lenten sermons
on Sunday mornings His topic tenor
row is The Transfguring Mount"
The church school conVenes at the
tnezter Immediately after morning
services. Or. r. w. Ballou leading the
adult Bible class. The devotional
meeting Of the Young Peoples Chr1s-
taan Union viii be held az pm. at the
Parish House. 1901 S street: topic,
Christian Practice" led By Stanley II.
Thlulby.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
ENGAGES IN CIVIC WORK.
Former Rector Is Now Employed
In Baltimore.

Special Dispatch t0 The star,
BALTIMORE, March "a Rev. e.
w. Whitmore. former Washingtonian
who resigned from the Protestant
Episcopal parish at IeonardtoWn, Is
now executive secretary OF the Roose-
yeit Park Recreation Center In Balti-
more.
The rector resigned following express
sion Of "nnpalatable truths" regarding
the Saeco~V ~Vanzetti case as we'll az on
prohibition.
ON taking up his new work here MIR,
Whitmofe voluntarily resigned from the
parish OF WILLIAM and Mary at Valley
Lee, which he continued 10 hold after
giving up the church at Leonardtovn.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FIRST BRETHREN TOPICS.
Rev. Homer A. Kent Announces
Tomorrow's Talks.

Esy Homer A. Kent, pastor Of the
Flrst Brethren Church, Twelfth and r
atKeets southeast, vii lpreacn tomorrow
81 Il o'el0ek On The One Altogether
Lovely"
Rev, J. Harry Cassidy Of tf2e Church
~ the Brethren VIII preach al T.z5
pm. lie has lusl recently concluded
& sefieS u meetings az the Washington
Citg Church u the Brethren. Sunday
sesaooi meets at 8 80 M. and Christian
EfldeEyoT st & 90 pm
Evening star., 1928-03-24
TOPICS ARE ANNOUNCED.
Rev Harold Beatty to Preach
Twice Tomorrow.

Christ In the Crowd" viii be the
subject tomorrow at Il am IN George
town Lutheran Church, Hey. Harold
Eaatty pastor
"A Robe and Diadem" will be The
topic at the pm service Christian
Endeap0F meets at 7 pm. .LenLan herYe
ies sAi be held THURSDAY pm,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SERMON FOR DEAC0NS.
DR.. A. ]. Tyler to Give Special
Talk.

The deacons of the colored Baptist
churches Of Washington and vicinity
have been invited TO hear special SER
mon 10 deacons by DIR. A. j. Tyler,
pastor Of Mount Airy Baptist Church.
in the Mckinley Memorial Baptist
Church. Fourth and l. streets, DR.. s. O.,
Lamkiug. pastor, tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
DR. Lamkins viii preach at IL am.
and pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
FULL GOSPEL TOPICS.
Rev. Harry Z. Collier to Speak at
Tabernacle.

Rev. Harry L. Collier. pastor Of the
Pun Gospel Tabernacle. North Capitol
and K streets. viii preach tomorrow at
Il am. on New Every Morning" and
at 7.30 pm. on 'rIs the Anti-Christ at
Hand7" one OF series Of sermons on
Signs of the Times" Healing
services win be held Tuesday at 2:30
and T:3o O'Clock, Bible study class at
pm. Wednesday at 7:45 pm. Thom-
as Hexyon, officer with the Byrd Polar
Expedition. viii speak on Sacred Places
IN the Holy Land" giving incidents Of
his trip 20 Jerusalem, also 10 the Arctic
Circle.
A public evangelistic service viii be
conducted by the Young Tabernacle
Crusaders Friday at 7:45 pm.