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places depended entirely on what is
known as supplies.
The wise blending of mission
with an endeaVor to start an every
member canvass met with success. In
about half the parishes of the diocese
our engineer for God carried on his
work. The results are apparent to those
familiar with the life of the diocese.
Some parishes, at one time receiving
aid. are now self-supporting and giving
to the church's program as much as
they formerly received in aid of their
work.
For IL years DR.. Curran stood by the
side of Bishop Harding in mutual coun-
sci and common effort. Loyal to his
bishop, he has remained faithfully at
his post.
Since the formation of the executive
council of the diocese DR.. Curran has
occupied the post of executive secre-
tary. Only those who have worked with
him can appreciate the worldly wisdom
and Christian gentleness with which he
has baptized his task. Bishop Freeman.
always generously appreciative of the
work of his clergy, showed his appreci-
alton by nominating DR.. Curran to an
honorary canoury of Washington Ca
thedral. DIR. Curran is not content to
do his work from an Office chair His
watchful eye is on the many real estate
developments on the outskirts of the
City of Washington and he has been
able to secure information as to the re-
ligiouS affiliations of various sections;
consequently he knows of the oppor-
tunities before the diocese today. and
has plans for Selling the opportunities
offered.
Praise for Worker.
Visitors to the CITY, delegates to the
general convention. will in many cases
find their way to the Diocesan House in
search of information They will find
CHEEKY welcome and all the help which
can be given The diocese has reason
to be grateful to one who. without stint.
has given such service. who has built UP
and restored the waste created by the
caterpillar. the cankerworm a great
army of decaying forces which had set
tied too widely on the rural field Sound
sense. deep religion, willing spirit and
a ready heart, our engineer of God has
laid reverently on the church's altar,
Happy is the man who can in his
own time see the fruits of his labors.
This DR.. Curran can do
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/ mike most cathedrals of Europe,
one must look in vain for mag
nitlide In that of Lichfield. 1t is the
smallest cathedral in England, but for
lovely setting, for simple beauty, for
charm. for delicacy of construction and
appearance it may rightfully claim
foremost place among the cathedrals
of the world. Built of a red sand
stone found in the nearby quarries of
Staffordshire, its rudy color gives it
an appearance of warm beauty seldom
found in structures of more conven-
tional build. and It's spires, rising to
a noble height over the green English
countryside, add note of sheer lowell
ness that is rivaled by none of the
larger churches anywhere.
Because the ancient archives were
destroyed and carried away by the van
dals of seven centuries, little is known
of the history of the hoary cathedral:
even the date of Its erection is shroud-
ed in veil of mystery. 1t seems likely,
however, that 1t was erected some
where in the thirteenth or fourteenth
centuries Its original builders would
find many changes in the structure as
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BAPTIST EXECUTIVE
BOARD HOLDS FARLEY
District Convention Advisers in
Business Session Recently at
Mount Carmel Church.

The executive board of the Baptist
Convention in the District of Columbia
and Vicinity met this week at the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Rev
w. H. Jernagin pastor.
The unfinished business of the three
separate conventions which were con-
solidated. forming the one body, TO be
known as the Baptist Convention of
the District of Columbia and Vicinity
The following were appointed chair
men Of the respective outstanding
boards of the convention: Home mis-
sion. Rev. 9. o. Bullock: foreign mis-
sion. Rev. J. E. Willis; evangelism. Rev.
G. ". Brent: educational board, Rev.
w. D. Jarvis.
The president and secretary of the
convention we're authorized to set a
Gate and notify all the young people
of the churches. including the Sunday
School Union and the two B. Y. p U.
conventions, TO meet for the purpose
OF forming auxiliaries.
Rev. A. J. Tyler. former president of
the Mount Bethel State Convention, re-
ported the Mount Bethel Convention
met at the Mount Airy Baptist Church
July is and dissolved because of the
previous merger with the General Bap-
fist and the Union Conventions. OFF,
GERS elected of the Consolidated Con-
vention are; Rev. w Fl. Jernagin,
president: DR.. A. j. Tyler, DR.. A. Sayles
Dr.. w A. Taylor, DR. J. j. Porter. vice
presidents: W G. Opey. recording Sec
rotary: DR.. L. z. Keisar, assistant re-
cording secretary: Rev j. B. Nichols,
Etatistician. b. A. Judkir1s. treasurer,
and j. Harvey Randolph, corresponding
secretary.
The convention will convene in spe-
cial session with the Providence Baptist
ChRnRa II street between Four and-a-
Hsh and Sixth streets southwest, Au-
gust q.
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SERVICES LISTED
AT FIRST BAPTIST
Pastor to Preach Tomorrow Morn
ing on Walk With Ne Through
the Gardens.

At the First Baptist Church DR.,
Samuel ]. Porter, pastor will preach
tomorrow morning on Walk With Me
Through the Gardens and in the eve
ming on "Girded Loins and Lighted
Lamps"
In the absence of the superintendent,
r. Edgar Petty. who Is on vacation in
North Carolina, the Sunday school will
be directed by Asst. Supt. H. l.. Swein-
hart.
DIR. Porter starts on his vacation
next week, which he will spend in New
England and Canada. He will preach
one Sunday each at the Central Bap-
fist Church of Norwich. Conn., and
First Baptist Church of Waterbury
Conn. For two Sundays he viii supply
the First Baptist Church Of Montreal,
Canada.
In his absence the pulpit of the First
Baptist Church will be occupied by
visiting ministers; DR.. E. B. Surface,
pastor First Presbyterian Church of
Abilene. Tex: DR.. @. J. Rousseau, pas
tor First Baptist Church Of Pensacola,
Fla. and DR. Rufus w. Weaver of Bir-
minghanl. Ala.
The Lords supper will be observed at
the close of the morning service.
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Bible Questions
OF the Day
THE MIRACLE AT LYsTRA.
BY Hario,c r. Hoyi.

Questions.
/. Why did Paul and Barnabas leave
Antioch?
2. How we're they received in
Iconium?
3. Where did they flee from Iconium?
4. Why is the healing of the cripple
at Lystra SO we'll substantiated mir
acle?
5. Why did the Lystrans believe Paul
and Barnabas to be gods?
6. What followed the miracle?
Z. How did Paul and Barnabas &C
cept the demonstration?
s. What followed upon this?
o. How did Paul escape death?
10. Where did Paul and Barnabas go
from Lystra?
Answers.
/. Because of the opposition of the
Jews. their plotting and the persecu-
ton of the civic authorities.
2. Christian and anti Christian
parties we're formed. A mob organized
To attack the missionaries. but they
were warned In time to escape.
3. To Lystra. a town to the south
T. 1t is reported by Luke, a physician
who records that the man was a Grip
pie from birth. There could have been
no healing except by a miraculous
transformation of his physical qualities.
5. Living in a Roman province. the
Lystrans were inbued with mythical
legend. Barnabas. being Of dignified
and imposing appearance. was called
Jupiter ruler of the gods; while Paul.
the chief speaker. was thought to be
Mercury. the messenger.
s. From the temple of Jupiter. the
priests came with sacrificial offerings
and prepared to worship the mission
aries.
7. With great difficulty. Paul and
Barnabas convinced the Lystrans they
we're men like themselves.
8. Enemies from Antioch and Iconium
came to Lvstra and formed a mob,
which stoned Paul and left him for
dead.
O. Despite his small stature. Paul was
powerful man. His outdoor life and
early training stood him we'll He could
endure torture to which weaker men
would have succumbed
10. To Derbe, a city. some 80 miles
to the east,
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HOLD COMMUNION SERVICE
Or. Tyler to Preach at Epworth
Church Tomorrow.

Communion service will be conducted
in Epworth M e. Church South,
Thirteenth street and North Carolina
avenue northeast, tomorrow morning at
III o'clock by Rev. DR. John Paul Tyler.
pastor The joint services with the
Epworth League chapter of the church
will be held in the league room at 1880
tomorrow evening, and the pastor will
preach. taking as his topic The Full
Time Christian
The Hummer Memorial Sunday
School class will meet at 8 o'clock Tues
day evening in the church. The monthly
meeting Of the official board OF the
church will be held Wednesday evening
at 3 o'clock in the church.
The prayer service will be held at 8
O'Clock Thursday evening.
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Reward of Waiting Theme.

The pastor. DR.. Henry d. Tillman
will preach on the subject, THE Re-
ward OF Waiting" at John Wesley A.
M f. Zion Church tomorrow morning
and Or. r. Alexander Carroll of Chess
ter, s. C.. viii be the speaker Of the
evening Church school meets at $50
am The v. c. Endeavor Society win
have special twilight services" on the
outside of the church at $50 pm.
every Sunday throughout the month Of
August.
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L0ND0NER TO PREACH.
Rev. William j. Shergold to occu-
py New York Avenue Pulpit.

Rev. William j. Shergold OF st.
Aubyn's Congregational Church, Upper
Norwood. London, England. will occupy
the pulpit OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at the
III o'clock service. DR.. Shergold was a
guest preacher at this church two years
ago.
At O'Clock at the Sylvan Theater
at the Monument Grounds a half-hour
twilight song service will be held. Rev.
George G. Culbertson will have charge
of this service.
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DR.. Bullock to Preach.

Rev. George o. Bullock, pastor of the
Third Baptist Church, Fifth and @
streets, will preach at both the morning
and evening services tomorrow. Bible
school will meet at 9:30 am. The /. G. E.
Society will meet at pm. The Junior
c. E. Society will meet at pm. The
Senior G. E. Society viii meet at pm.
Prayer meeting TUESDAY. TO 10 pm.
Young Peoples prayer meeting Thurs
GAY. B 70 8 pm.
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w. w. MILAN SPEAKS
AT EPWORTH SERVICES
Miss Elsie X. Woolf Will Preside
at Tomorrow Evenings Program
at Asbury Methodist Church.

MY Fathers Business and Mine" Is
the suriect of speech to be delivered
by w W. MILAN tomorrow night at the
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
South. Miss Elsie K Woolf will preside
The evening services for the month
Of August are being arranged and pre-
sented By the Epworth League The
two services, Epworth League and
church, are to be combined, with pro-
grams particularly planned for young
people.
L. l. McDougie, the speaker for Au-
gust IL, has chosen for his subject
Jesus First"
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SERIES OF FOUR SERMONS
SCHEDULED BY DR.. BISHOP
Scholars, Saints and Leaders of
the Historic Church." Subject
for Discussion in August.

A series of four sermons on Scholars,
Saints and Leaders of the Historic
Church" will be preached during the
Sundays in August by Or. William S.
Bishop at st. Thomas Church, Eight
eenth and Church streets.
The subjects will be as follows: ~
Augustine. Saint and Teacher: f2)
st Patrick the Apostolic Missionary,
90 John Wycliffe, the Morning Star
OF the Reformation" al John Huss,
the Patriot Reformer of Bohemia"
These sermons will be given at the
IL O'Clock service tomorrow and the fol-
lowing Sundays until August 26. in
elusive.
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Page Nick. EtchisOn to Preach.

AT Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, i4l0 Columbia road, Page
Mex. EtchiSon. director of religious
work of the Young Mems Christian
Association. will preach on the topic.
THE Responsibility of the Individual"
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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WILL TALK ON CHINA.
Gertrude Brooks viii Speak at
VeEpeF Service

Miss Gertrude Brooks Of the China
Inland Mission will speak On Present
Day Conditions in China" and tell of
her work IN Lung Man. Klangsi Prov
gnee. 81 the yeSper service held In the
drawing rooms Of the Columbia Bible
Training School,, 2l07 S street, at s
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Brooks Is on fuFi0ugh after hav-
ing served FIVE years as missionary and
Is returning 70 her work in China the
tetler part Of September.
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REV. E. C. PRIMM TO TALK.
Will Preach at Two Services Here
Tomorrow

Rev. Ellis c. Primm. the pastor, will
preach at both services at the Second
Baptist Church tomorrow. The morn
ing service will be held at IL O'Clock
at the church. Fourth street and Viz
ginia avenue southeast, and the sermon
theme will be How to Overcome Evil"
rs Life Worth Living?" will be the
subject at the night service. This
service will be held in the branch
building, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets, at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04

Rev. b. p. Robertson, pastor of the
First Baptist Church Of Hyattsville.
will speak tomorrow at / am. on The
Good Gifts OF the Father" The B. Y.
P. u. of the church will have charge of
the evening service at 8 o'clock. The
Sunday school will meet at $50 am,
and the regular meeting of the b. Y.
r. y. will be held at 7 pm.
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DR.. PALMER TO SPEAK.

Pastor VIII Occupy lexington
Presbyterian Pulpit.
Or John C. Palmer pastor 81 the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church, Will
SPEAK tomorrow morning al III O'Clock
al the lexington Presbyterian Church
North Capitol stree corner of Florida
avenue.
Rev. Henry u W0oding will speak at
rae Union service in the evening AT 4
O'clock al the United Brethren Church.
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NEW RECTOR.

Rev. Morris w. Derr Takes Pulpit
of st. Luke's, Bladensburg.
BLADENsBURG. Md. Aug. 4.-Rev.
Morris w. Derr, formerly of SiStersvilie
w. Va. recently took charge of st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. The church
has purchased rectory at the corner
OF Edmonston road and Cash avenue
During the Summer months there will
be morning prayer and sermon at II
am, except the first Sunday in each
month, when there will be holy COM
munion.
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Rev. M. B. Lambdin to Preside.

Rev. Milton Bennett Lambdin. for
mer president of the Presbyterian Min
isters' Association of this city. writer
and lecturer on Biblical subjects. will
conduct the services at the Clarendon
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing. His theme will be THE Divine
pauper"
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DR.. BR0UGHT0N breaches
Florida Cleric to Take Baptist Me-
mortal pulpit,

At both services tomorrow DR.. Len
c. Broughton Of Jacksonville. Fla, will
occupy the pulpit at the National Bap-
list Memorial Church. He will also
preach next Sunday.
On August 10 and 20 DR.. r. Claggett
Skinner OF Lynchburg, Va, will preach.
Next Thursday evening prayer service
will be in charge of the Bible School,
Z. II DE Groot, jr, superintendent,
conducting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04

At the services of Lincoln Congrcga-
tional Temple tomorrow morning at the
Lincoln Theater. Rev. r. w. Brooks will
speak on Life to the Full" The Chris
II n Endeavor Society win meet at the
Twelfth Street Y NJ. G.. A. at Z pm.
The subject to be discussed is Person
al Conviction VS. Following the Crowd .
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LAYMEN IN CHARGE.

League to Conduct Service at All
Souls Church.
Members OF the Washington Chapter.
Unitarian Laymen's League. will con-
duct the service tomorrow morning at
All Souls Church tUnitarianl. Six
teenth and Harvard streets, in the alb
sence of the minister. DR.. Ulysses @. B.
Pierce.
The address will be delivered by
George A. Kicker.
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REPORT TO BE MADE.

Delegate TO Convention will Tell
of Sessions.
Special meetings viii be held tomor-
row night al Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church, 1903 Mayor road southeast. and
August 10 az Petworth, Seventh and
Randolph street.
a report viii be given by Miss N,
Elizabeth Ecofeld Of Kendall Baptist
Church, on the Convention of the
Baptist Young Peoples Unions Of
America held recently in Kansas
CT No
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M. D. SMITH TO SPEAK.
Mems Bible Glass of M. p. Church
Announces Program.

The regular meeting of the Harrison
Mems Bible Glass of Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church, 1898
Thirty-flrst street, will be held at GAS
o'clock tomorrow morning In the audi
torium OF the church. Milton y. Smith
VIII address the class on Our Motto"
the thirty second Psalm,
T, W. Hardgrave will have charge of
the lesson and will give short talk on
II. All men are welcome.
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IMAM WITH BIG HEART"
Dr.. Bowman Announces Text for
Sermon Tomorrow Morning.

DR. Earl Mckinley Bowman. pastor
Washington City Church Of the
Brethren, Fourth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast. viii preach
tomorrow at IL am on the subject.
1.-THE Man with Big Heart" At 8
O'Clock he viii use as his theme for
story-sermon "A Young Womans
Wooing
The Sunday school meets at 9:45
EN- The Christian Endeavor meets at
Els pm. The theme which the young
people viii discuss al the Christian
Endeavor hour is rs II Right To En-
slave and Kill Others?"
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CHEVY CHASE SERVICES.
Visiting Pastor Will Occupy Pull
pit Tomorrow.

Rev. John d. Clark of Towson, Md
will preach at the Chevy Chase Bap-
fist Church tomorrow at IL o'clock. MIR,
Clark is the father of the pastor. Rev,
Edward 0. Clark, and for number of
years was pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church of TowSon The ordinance of
the Lords Supper will be observed.
Children meet in the Junior Church for
one-half hour.
The church school continues its ses-
sions throughout the Summer. 1t meets
every Sunday morning at GAS o'clock.
The public is invited.
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DR.. MURPHY TO PREACH.
st. Paul's Rector to Fill Bethesda
Pulpit,

DR. Patrick Murphy. rector emeritus
of st. Paul's Church. will officiate at
the service of holy communion at IL
o'clock tomorrow at st. Johns Church,
Bethesda, Md.
During the absence OF the rector.
Rev Clarence Prentice Parker. the
other services of the church will be In
charge of Rev. Mr.. Mennell of the
Chapel of the Redeemer, Glen Echo.
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PASTOR ON VACATION.
Local Talent to Serve II Street
Christian Church-Address To-
morrow by w. r. Frizzell.

During the absence of the pastor,
who is on vacation, the pulpit Of the
II Street Christian Church. 9Th and
H streets southwest. will be occupied by
local church talent. Tomorrow morning
the service will be led by Walter r.
Friszell. Bible school instructor and
deacon Of the church. Mr. Frizzell will
speak briefly on Loyalty" for the morn
ing sermon at IL o'clock.
At the evening service Willard S.
Haynie. choir director, will provide a
musical program beginning at o'clock
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SUBJECT FOR SERMON.

Rev. w. A. Eisenberger Selects
Changes Wrought by Prayer"
Changes Wrought by Prayer" will be
Rev. William A. Eisenberger's sermon
at the Church of the Covenant tonor-
row morning at the / o'clock service.
Mr. Eisenberger viii conduct the mid
week service Thursday night.
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Falls Church Preacher.

G, Agnew Demarest son of the late
Rev. John K. DemareSt. formerly of
Gettysburg Pa, will occupy the pulpit
OF the Presbyterian Church of Falls
Church. Va. tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Foreign Missionary to Preach at
A. M. e. Zion Church.

DR.. H. T. Medford. foreign missionary
secretary treaSurer OF the A. M. Z. Zion
denomination and former pastor OF
John Wesley Church, will preach at
Union Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church.
Twenty-third and l. streets. tomorrow
at II am.
The pastor. DR.. c. G. Williams, will
preach at the evening services.
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STUDENT TO PREACH.
Richard Saunders of Ashland Sem
mary at First Brethren Church.

Services at the First Brethren
Church. Twelfth and z streets SOUTH
east, will be conducted tomorrow morn
ing by Richard Saunders. student at
Ashland Seminary of Ashland. Ohio.
In the evening Rev. Harold Douglas.
vice president of The Seminary and
Collegiate Bible Institute of Washing
ton. will preach.
The other services of the day includs
Sunday school at $50 am. and Chris
tan Endeavor at 6:45 pm.
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BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON.

PAUL IN A PAGAN COUNTRY.
Acts. xiv.i-28.
Golden text. / know how to
be abashed, and / know also how
to abound. Philippians, iv.12.
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KINCHELOE TO SPEAK.
Will Address Mems Bible Class of
Calvary Church.

Calvary Church.
Charles F. Kincheloe of the Depart.
ment of Justice will address the Mems
Bible class of Calvary Methodist Epis-
eopal Church. Columbia road near
Fifteenth street, tomorrow at GAS q m.
DR.. Arthur C. Christie. the regular
teacher of the class, will resume teach
ing August IL.
All men are welcome and especialh
invited to attend tomorrow.
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WORSHIP TOGETHER.

Chevy Chase Baptists 10 Join Pres
byierians Tomorrow.
Rev John y Clark Of ToY&on, Md,
viii preach At II an tomorrow in
Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
In the evening the congregation VII
soin With members If Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church f0r services on the
east Lawn Of the Presbyterian Church
grounds, .-l...- s-.-s--s
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PASTOR ON VACATION.


worth M. E, Pulpit Tomorrow.
Rev. Samuel E. Rose. pastor of Pet
worth M. E. Church, is spending his
vacation with his family at Chautau-
qua. NJ Y.
Rev. John f. Fort of Keyser. w. Va,
will supply his pulpit August and IL,
Rev. e. l.. Hudson will take his services
August 10 and &C. His assistant, Miss
Ruth Shumway, will look after general
church matters during the pastors va
cation. She will live at the parsonage.
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The Sidewalks of Washington
by THORNTON FISHER.

for five or six miles over country roads.
At certain place the riding master
requests that the men dismount and
leave their horses for the purpose, let
us say, of viewing bit OF scenery. I'm
suspectingly the riders leave their
horses In the charge Of an attendant
and follow the leader. When they re-
turn the horses are gone II Is then
explained that the erstwhile riders must
walk back to the farm. Some protest,
but In vain. and several hours later a
dozen foot-weary men, lifting one heavy
leg after the other manage to ascend
the steps of the institution. 1t takes
grit to last.
A friend once spent two weeks under
this grueling system. Following his
return he was seated one night in a
mems grill Before him was a glass
of amber liquid, prohibited now by
law and prohibited then by Muldoon.
Our friend had scarcely raised his
glance when he turned white and.
snatching the glass out Of sight. placed
II hurriedly on the floor under the
table Seeking the cause OF his con-
fusion his friends inquired the rea-
son. The reason was Just entering the
door 1t was none other save Muldoon
himself. It Is sometimes necessary for
others to save us from ourselves.
* Il
We were sdining yesterday with a
friend whose voice Is known to mill
lions on the radio We might add that
he is a resident Of Washington. During