davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Rebelde MuertO
Cerca De Cuautla

CUAUTLA, Nor, Enero 6.-Er-
nesto Villarreal, cabecilla rebelde
que en- estos 1ltimos dfas estuvo
operando en- diversas regiones de
estN estado, ha sido muerto por
las tropas federales en- un combate
librado recientemente cerca de esta
capital.
En- ell encuentro habido entire
leales e insurrectos, hubo bastantes
bajas de ambos lados, contandose
entire elias la del cabecilla Villa
rreal. Todos los demas insurrectos
fueron desbandados, quedando con
clio completamente pacificada es-
ia Region.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Ell Senado Declara Esp1rios los Documents
las FirmaS de Gales Son
FalSaS, Dicen Los
ExpertOs
Tambien LO Dicen Asi, Los
MismOs CaligrafOs PagadOs
POr Mr.. r. Hearst

WASHINGTON, D. c., Enero 6.
La comisi6n del senado, encargada
de hacer las investigaciones rela-
cionadas con los documentos pu-
blicados por la prensa de William
Randolph Hearst, relatives al di-
nero que fue enviado por ell Gobier-
no Mexicano a este pals, para So
bornar a algunos senadores ameri-
canos, ha dado por terminada su
mission, declarando que los docu-
mentos son del todo esp1rios, va
que las firmas que aparecen en-
ellos, tanto del Presidente Gales
como de otros altos funcionarios
mexicanos, son falsas.
Cinco Caligrafos expertos fueron
ocupados para que dijeran 81 las
firmas estampadas eran autenticas,
siendo tres de ellos pagados por ell
mismo Hearst Y todos han estado
de acuerdo en- que las firmas no 10
son.
Ell ex-embajador americana en-
Meyica, Mr. James -sL ssese;;eIlddy al
declarar ante la comisi6n del Sc
nado, ha manifestado que ell nunca
trato de comprar, nj llevo a cabo,
ningunos documentos de tai natu-
raleza, agregando que, las firmas
que aparecen en- los publicados, son
falsas.
En- tai virtud, Mr.. Hearst ha QUE
dado en- un espantoso ridiculo
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
RObaban Gasoline

En- los momentos en- que Sc de-
dicaban a extraerle la gasolina al
automovil del senior L. J. Felix,
cuatro muchachos, tres de ellos
de catorce amos de edad y Ell otro
de ounce, todos hijos de buenas
y conocidas familias de la locali-
dad, fueron sorprendidos por la po-
licfa.
Ell senior Felix recibio aviso te-
lef6nico, de una de sus vecinas,
de que de su caro-, que Sc encon-
traba parade fuera de su casa,
sta por la calle Mabel, varios mu-
chachos le estaban extrayendo la
gasolina.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
MORROW PARTIRA LA
SEMANA ENTRANTE
HACIA LA HABANA
En- DOnde ASiStira Al Con
greSO Pan=AmeriCa=
no ALI

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 6.
FL Embajador Morrow en- union de
su apreciable esposa, partira el
pr6Simo 10 de los corrientes rum
bo a Veracruz, de donde marchara
a Ia Habana a bordo del vapor fran
ces Cuba. Mr.. Morrow llevara en-
su comitiva a uno de los Secreta-
rios de la Embajada, quien fungi
ra como su Secretario durante las
conferencias.
FL Embajador Morrow durante
su tyavesia a la Habana, tendra la
oportunidad de estar IN contacto
con los representatives mexicanos
a las Conferencias T'an America
mas, quienes, en- la fecha antes
anotada. haran su vije a Cuba.
Mr.. Morrow ha sido presentado va
I cor. 10 eiferentes dcisba s5s ineAf
canos, habiendolos agasajado en- la
Embajada de manera cordial, sin
que en- las conversaciones haya
habido ell menor cambio de ideas
sobre las conferencias pan ameri-
canas, que Sc consideran de enor-
me trascendencia, tanto para la
America Latina, como para Es-
tados Unidos.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Aguas, Tierras Y
Colonization Sera
La Nueva Cartera
Que Pr0bablemente Estable-
cera Ell GObiernO De La
r.. Mexicana

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 6.
Es probable que ell Gabinete del
gobierno mexicano cuente con una
cartera mas, que sera la de Aguas,
Tierras y Colonization Estos tres
puntos han sido ell problema de
mas importancia durante la pre-
sente administrator del general
Gales. va que los ha visto con de-
masiado interes.
La creacion de esta nueva car
terra. que Sc espera sera cosa de
pocos dias para llevarlo a cabo, la
ha motivado ell reciente viaje del
Presidente Gales por varios Esta-
dos de la Repdblica, cuando en-
compaffa del Embajador ameri-
cano Mr. Dwight G.. Morrow hicie-
ron un amplio reconocimiento de
la agriculture.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
EL REBELDE SANDING ANDUvO CON Eco. VILLA
Sc IntenSificara
La Agriculture

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 6.
Compenetrado G.. senior Presi-
dente de la Republica de que una
de las bases de riqueza y uno de
los factores del engrandecimiento
de Mexico, esta en- ell desarrollo y
la exploitation de la agriculture
naciohal, ha dictado va diversas
instrucciones a la Secretarfa de
Agricultural y Fomento para que
en- ell a1o de 1928, y durante los
once meses que gobernara ell Pri-
mer Magistrate de la Naci0n, Sc
intensifiquen en- forma extraordi-
maria, las actividades tendencies a
lograr ell resurgimiento de la pro
ducci0n agrfcola de la Repdblica.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Pedira Su Separation

FL senior Faustino Mendez que,
hara aproximadamente unos quin-
ce dfas contrajo matrimonio, esta
hacienda las gestiones conducen-
tes a obtener su separation legal
de su media naranja.
Segun parece, ell senior Mendez
obro inconcientemente, encontran-
dose baio la Influenza del licor,
Dor 10 que, al darse cuenta de su
acto, trata ahora de arreglar el
asunto.
So"fn 60 nos informa. existe
f-.-----1o1 : 10 = o+ra parte para
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Ell SENADO PIDE Ell
RETRO DE LOS MA
RINOSDE NICARAGUA
NuestrO TamanO

Cumpliendo 10 ofrecido, Gel
Fronterizo" Sc presenta hoy un
POGO mas grande.
Una columna mas, agregada
a cada pagina, ha hecho que
nuestro periodico tenga mayor
espacio tanto para lectura como
para anuncio.
Nuestro crecimiento, a1n GUAM
do pequeiio, viene a comprobar
que, 10 dicho anteriormente, no
han sido palabras vanas, sin6
promesas firmes que POGO a POGO
iran siendo llevadas cabo, has
ia lograr hacer un verdadero pc
ri6dico, en- espanol, en- esta ciu-
ded.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
212AutOSRObadOs

Ep rerorte annual rendidO por
.2as~-I.J 1el ssszsziiffe, SC ha 1dado
a conoeer que, durante ell aFo de
1928, fueron robados, en- el condado
de Pima, 213 automobiles, de los
cuales, debino a las activfsimas ges-
tiones hechas inmediatamente, Sc
logr6 recuperar 208 de dichos ca
rros, habiendo sido infructosas las
pesquizas que Sc han hecho para
encontrar los otros cinco.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
CarranZa VOlara
HaSta La Ciudad
De Washington
I'll AereOplano Sera COsteadO
POr Subscription Hecha En-
tire FL Pueblo

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 6
Hoy tarde Sc anunci6 en- esta capi-
tai que ell aviador mexicano. Emf
lilo Carranza, hara un vuelo de
esta metropoli hasta la ciudad de
Washington, con 10 que ell gobier
no correspondent la vista hecha
por ell glorioso Charles A. Lind
bergh.
Carranza Sc propone hacer ell
vuelo sin escalas, 10 cual tendra
muchos peligros, v hasta Sc teme
una desgracia. Carranza ha demos
trado muchas habilidades, pero
reina la creencia de que estos
vuelos solo puede realizarlos Lind
bergh y NADIA mas
Ell aeroplano en- que Sc realizara
este vuelo Sc comprara a base de
contribution popular. Ell general
Joaquin Amaro ha contribufdo con
mil pesos.
Lindbergh es un sincere amigo
del photo mexicano, a quien lie to-
mo afecto durante su estancia en-
Mexico.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
No Sc Tia DadO PermiSO
Para FL Actual ES=
talO De COSaS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Enero 6.
En- una de las dltimas sesiones
efectuadas por el Senado, varios
Representatives., tanto del Partido
Democratic como del Republican,,
pldieron que sean retirados los ma
rlnos americanos que estan actual
mente en- la Rep1blica de Nicara-
qua.
FL departamento de estado dio
orden, con motive de la derrota su-
frida por los americanos en- uno de
los encuentros con ell rebelde San
dino, que tres batallones mas, bien
provistos de armamento, asi como
brlgades con titles de hospital. Sc
trasladaran al pals de los Lagos.
para sofocar las actividades del
lider nacionalista. No habian pa
~sado- 5eintiesssttia~ Ree ~ ne esa s5r-
den, cuando en- el Senado va Sc
estaba clamando por ell retro de
las fuerzas americanas en- Nicara-
qua, arguyendo que, el congreso, no
ha sancionado tales movimientos.
que casi constituyen una era de
guerra.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07

Quien sera electrocutada, asf CO
mo su c6mplice Henry Gray, por
el asesina to de su marido, 81 ell Co
bernador de Nueva York no les
concede la gracia de la vida. La
fecha de la ejecucion ha sido fl
jada para ell dfa IA del presente
mes.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07

la separation, por 10 cual don Fau-
uooO v0lvera a
encontrarse solterito.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
TrajO Ilegalmente
A Dos Personals

Faustino Melendez, Sc encuentra
actualmente en- lfos con la justicia,
en-: virtud de que hace algun tempo,
trajo a este pals, sin ningunos pa
pe1es, Leandra Madrigal, asi
como a su hijo de igual nombre
v apellido, de cinco amos de edad.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Con FL GnerriIlerO Mexi=
canO AprendiO SuS
TaCtiCaS

WASHINGTON, Enero 6.-Este
lider nicaragiiense, Augusta San
dino, que ha resultado ser de mas
peligro de 10 que primero Sc ami
CANADIAN aqui, es un hombre de
combate. de energia, de determi
nacion, no cabe la menor duda;
este 10 ha demostrado durante los
ultimos meses, al mantener su
bandera rebelde no oh h,lnte el
empuje brutal de las tropas anne
ricanas, y a pesar de los constan-
tes bombardeos desde los aires.
Personals que sc dicen bien in
formadas, aseguran que Augusta
Sandino no es otra cosa que un dis
cfpulo del c6lebre Y discutido que
rrillero mexicano, Francisco Villa,
ell cual fue ell terror de la from
terra, por mucho tempo, y uno de
los revolucionarios mexicanos mas
temidos.
Sandino-dicen- -esta siguiendo
en- Nicaragua las mismas tacticas
que seguia Villa cuando andaba en-
ell Norte, perseguido por la memo.
rable "punitiva" encabezada por
Pershing. Sandino, solo hace POGO
regreso su patria, Nicaragua.
Ia separation, por 10 cual don Fau-
rooO vOIxroy5 n
El fronterizo., 1928-01-07
Canine TucSOn=AiO

Tucson y Ajo, en- no remote ii
empo estaran unidos por un mag
nffico camino, cuya construction
ha sido empezada va.
La cantidad necesaria para la
construction esta toda reunids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEADERS TO MEET
World Association to Hold
Convention in Los Angeles
July 1l.18.

the tenth convention Of the World $
Sunday School Association will be held
In Los Anseles. Calf. July IL tots.
There will he two.day conference
ct officials on July Q and 10, which it
Is said will be Of especial interest to
leaders in the work of Christian re-
Lsious education.
Reports received at the headauar.
ters in New York City are said to in.
dictate the enrolment will surpass that
o. any previous conN ention.
The largest foreign delegation prob,
ably viii come from the Orient, arriv.
Ing at San Francisco, July 6.
Enrolment is also proceeding in the
United States and Canada. Applica-
tons should be made 20 the State
Sunday School Associations or Council
o. Religious Educations where that
organization is effective. Application
can also be made to the International
Council Of Religious Education, 1916
Nallers Building, Chicago. ILL.,. or TO
the Worlds Sunday School Association
2ls Metropolitan Tower, New York
City.
When the sixth convention was held
In this city. in 1910. the limit Of dele
gates was passed long before the date
Tor that convention and many were
disappointed when they learned the
quota had been reached before their
application was received Il is eN.
rected 1000 viii be in attendance at
Los Angeles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
PROGRESS SHOWN
BY CHURCH BODY
United Presbyterians Have 1851
Members Enrolled, Compared
With 16O,729 in 1916.

The Department of Commerce an
nounccs. according to the returns re-
ccivcd there were in the United States
a0l churches of the United Presbyte-
rian Church of North America in
1926, with l1i.51l members, as com
pared with 99l churches and 16o,Ie6
members reported in 1916.
The total expenditures Tor 1926 as
reported by $50 churches. amounted to
S6,642, so, including $4.234.i27 for cur
rent expenses and improvements,
$e,39S.44a for bcneyolences. missions,
etc. and $l5.24S not classified The
total expenditures reported by VA
churches in 1916 were S3,094 945.
The value of church property lin
GLIDING church editices. furniture, etc.
but not including parSonaGes) as re-
ported 10y $40 churches for 1926, was
$50, 1,NI0, which may be compared
with St3.54S,2l3 reported by 952
churches in 1916.
or the 90l churches reporting i'll
1926. there were 400 located in urban
territory incorporated places of 900
inhabitants or more) and sol We're III
rural areas. OF the total membership.
1910 were in the urban churches
and 5S,46l in the rural churches; and
of the total expenditures S9S urban
churches reported $4.96094S. and 492
rural churches. Sl.6S1.S72. The value
Of church property reported by 39o
urban churches was $23.692.Sl0 and
that reported by asa rural churches
was S6022 ,035
sunday schools were reported Ivy 81
churches OF this denomina ion in 1926.
with i3.924 officers and teachers and
1iS.t5S scholars. The number Of Of
ficers and teachers in the Sunday
schools as reported for 1915 was 15.i6o,
and the number OF scholars. ll6,0'2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
COMMUNION TOMORROW
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
School Service and Other Events
Listed for Congregation of
Rock Creek Parish.

Al ST. Pauis Church. Rock Creek
parish. there will be a celebration or
the holy communion tomorrow morn
ing at s.45 and at $50 the church
school service viii he held in the
church. Rev. Calvert T.. Buck OF
Christ Church. Washington, wAl de-
liver the address. A. this service
there Will be presentation Of GER
tificates by the rector. Rev. DIR. +. J.
Bohanan, 10 all scholars who were
present during every Sunday Of the
year 1927.
Al the Il O'clock service "A bronze
tablet which has been placed within
St Paurs Church will be unveiled
and dedicated. This tablet bears upon
its face the names OF all the rectors
who have served the congregation.
beginning with the first, which was
in lie. The dedication prayer will
be offered by Rev. Joseph Fletcher
who is now rector emeritus. The
dedication sermon viii be delivered by
Rev. Calvert +. Buck. son Of the Rev.
Charles +. Buck. who was for 20
years d rector Of the parish. Many
Of the descendants Of the former rec.
tors have been invited 10 be present
at this service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
CONCORDIA CHURCH
PLANS ANNIVERSARY
Institution Now IS Years Old.
Former Pastor Will
Preach.

Concordia Church. Twentieth and G
streets. organized January u, 1893.
will celebrate its ninety fifth ami
versary at the services tomorrow and
at "A banquet in the basement OF the
church Tuesday. January II.
The pastor. Pew. Charles Finders,
will preach in the German service az
10 am. \ former pastor. Dr. Paul
4. Mcneil. who served the congre.
CATION for % years. VIII deliver the
anniversary message i'll the English
morning service at l1:lj o'clock. Holy
communion will be celebrated al each
Of these services. In the evening at
s o'clock a musical program will be
given and DR.. w. l.. Darby. secre-
tary OF the Washington Federation
Of Churches, will be the speaker.
Harry Dunkhorst. president OF the
congregation, will serve as toastnlas-
ter at the banquet Tuesday. Ad.
dresses Will be given by DR.. William
p. Herbst. DR.. Mcneil and Rev. Mr..
Enders. Plans for fve-year pro-
gram in preparation for the CEN
tenary celebration OF .Concorlia
Church will be presented az this
banquet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
HOLINESS CHURCH
FIGURES DECLINE
Loss of SIS Members in 10-Year
Period Reported by the
Denomination.

There was a loss of one church, and
65 members OF the Holiness Church
III the United States, according 10
census returns made TO the Depart
nlent of Commerce for 1926 over 1916.
IN 1926 there were s. churches with
Sd members. compared With So
churches and 996 members in 1916.
The total expenditures for 1876. as
reported by 50 churches. amounted To
S3S.9I5. including Sl9.239 for current
expenses ana improvements and
81 GA for benevolences. missions. etc.
The total expenditures reported by IS
churches in 1916 were SS.9Ss.
The value of church property lin.
Guiding church editlces. furniture. etc,
but not including parsonagesl, as re
ported by % churches for 1926. was
SI4S.650. which may be compared with
$4,000 reported by IS churches in
1916.
OF the 81 churches reporting in
1926. there were % located in urban
territory incorporated places Of $500
inhabitants or morel and y We're in
rural areas OF the total member
ship. ss3 were in the urban churches
and 1873 in the rural churches: and
Of the total expenditures % urban
churches reported Sl4,9S+. and S rural
churches. $S.a29. The value Of church
property reported by - urban
churches was $l3i.750, and that re-
ported by 5 rural churches was
Sl6s0
Sunday schools were reported by -
churches of this denomination III 1925.
with Isl officers and teachers and sll
scholars. The number OF officers and
teachers in the Sunday schools. as
reported for 1916, was Ill, and the
nuEbeE OF scholars, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
NORWEGIAN. DANISH
FREE CHURCH GROWS
Increases in u. s. in Past 10 Years
to AZ Congregations, With
1888 Members.

Inc NorWegianD a nish Free Church
IN the United States has increased
IN The past 10 years, according to re.
turns made, to the Department OF
commerce. There were Al churches
IN This country in 1926. with 1865
members, as compared with 80
churches and 2.444 members reported
IN 1916. The total expenditures for
l'@6. as reported by 40 churches,
amounted to $222,8lS. including $751;
QUO Tor current expenses and improve
ments, $52,5s7 for benevoIences, mis-
sions. etc, and S2.725 not classified.
me total expenditures reported by the
32 churches in 1916 were S55 $50.
The value of church property Tin.
Guiding church edifices, furniture, ETC..
but not including parsonages), as re.
ported by 40 churches for 1926, was
5000, 800, which may be compa red with
ZU.t0o reported by the 81 churches
in 1916.
Of the al churches reporting in 1926
there were % located in urban terri
tory incorporated places Of 900 in.
habitants or morel. and 10 we're in
rural areas. OF the total member.
ship, 3.097 were in the urban churches
ana 5o9 In the rural churches; and OF
the total expenditures 81 urban
churches reported s204,8l3 a nd the l3
rural churches. s18,005. The value OF
church property reported by 27 urba n
churches was $4,000, and that re.
ported by - rural churches was
S46.500
Sunday schools were reported by SO
churches of this denomination in
1926, with AGO officers and teachers
and 3.Si7 scholars. The number Of
officers and teachers in the Sunda '
schools. as reported for 1916. was "a,
with @,092 scholars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
PROFESSOR WILL TALK
AT FRIENDS SERVICES
Dr.. Jones Has Just Returned From
China and India
Tour.

Ir. Rufus ". Jones. professor Of
PHI osophy at Haverford College, will
tail on The Need for Higher EX-
plosiNes" at the Friends Church.
Thirteenth and Irving streets. tonigh,
a. Sunday morning. the 18th.
Dr. Jones viii attend the meeting for
worship al the Friends Meeting
House, 1911 Eye street. at II am.
Through his books. studies in
Mystical Religion" Spiritual Reform
ers in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Centuries" and "A Dynamic Faith"
Rufus Jones is widely known as a
leading religious thinker and foremost
exponent OF mysticism. He has recent
iy returned from a six-month spea king
tour through China and India, where
he met Ghandi.
Since lis organization in June. 1917
DR.. Jones has been chairman Of the
American Friends Service Committee
which handled the Quaker relief and
reconstruction work during the war
ana in the years OF famine and dis.
tress following. The Friends Service
committee has administered SIC. 0Q0..
eeo in cash and another SIS. 000. oo0 in
Clothing. seed. food supplies. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
SCHWENKFELDERS LIST
SIX CHURCHES IN U. S.
Pennsylvania Group Reports 1896
Members, Showing Gain CT
469 Over 1915.

There were SIX churches Of the
SchWenkfeid ers in tne L Uited states
in 1926, wiki I.51S members, as COM
pared with liz members II SIX
churches in 1915, according 10 returns
made 10 the Department o. Commerce.
All are in Pennsylvania.
Total expenditures for 1875, as re-
ported by the six churches. amounted
TO sis.3Il, including S2s.se9 for cur
rent expenses and Improvements ard
sl9 SOP for benevolsnces and missions
Total expenditures reported by tie six
churches IL 1916 were $3.50.
TIE value OF church property. no
including parsorages, FOX 1926 was
$ls3 coo. Compared with sIs.o90 re
ported by the six churches IN 1915.
Three OF the churches were N urcan
territory incorporated places OF -,50I
Inhabitants or morei and three were
IN rural areas. OF the total member
ship, SIS were in the urbau churches
and 81 IL the rural churches: ard o.
the total expenditures three u-tar
churches reported Sis.si4. and three
rural churches, S2S.s6.. TIE value o.
the urban church property was $50
009 ard tina, OF the three rura.
churches was $9s 900.
The denomination reported sunday
schools IN 1926 with 15I officers ard
teachers and e,0ie scholars OSfce-s
and teachers IN 1915 numbered Is,
and scholars, LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
BISHOP DAVENPORT
TOPREACH SUNDAY
Will Occupy Pulpit at EN-
manuel Church, Erected
by His Father.

Right Rev. DR.. George W. Daven-
port, Bishop OF the Diocese Of Eastoa.
will preach at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. Thirteenth and V streets
southeast, tomorrow morning and a.
the ii O'Clock service. Bishop Dav-
export is a native OF Anacostia ann
the son OF a. former rector OF the
church.
The bishop will preach in tire
church erected during the rectorship
OF his father. Rev. william George
Davenport, who was rector OF En-
manuel Church for IS years. The
bishop is well known in Washington,
where he has spent much time IN re-
cent years.
Bishop Davenport will preach in the
Church OF the Ascension. Twelfth
street and Massa chusetts avenue. to-
morrow evening al the s o'clock ssry-
ices.
While in this city the bishop il stay
ing with his mother, Mrs. William
George Davenport, at her home, 1901
Maple View place southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
LUTHER LEAGUE MEETING.
Executive Committee Plans for
Quarterly Session.

4 business meeting OF the executive
committee of the Luther League Of
The District OF Columbia was held a.
the y. NJ. c. \. last Tuesday evening
fer the purpose % completing plans
for the March quarterly meeting Of
tina; organization.
Rev. W. L. Waltemsyer. pastor o.
81. Paul's Lutheran Church. led the
So. Paul League service last Sunday
evening. presenting the Ministerial
Pension" topic. Miss Lois Hoover viii
be the leader al So. Paul's League
meeting tomorrow evening. when the
topic viii be "Waa, Difference Does
Reading the Bible Make
Ministerial Pension" was the topic
At lions League las, Sunday evening.
Rev. Richard Schmidt. II. d. pasto~,
led this meeting. Irving L.. kcch
secretary Of the Luther
League ~ the District 90 Co.urlhtS.
viii conduct the service AZ Zscas
League tomorrow evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
SHILOH BAPTISTS PLAN
FOR REVIVAL SERVICES
Rev. ]. Milton wal6rcn Announces
Campaign viii Be Started
January 20.

Shiloh Rapt.s- Ins,iyu;.o-s. Church
and IFS pastor. Rev. J. Ml.Son
WAidrou. are planning revival services
20 begin o. Jaraa-y - a1d have
secured the services ot Few. :. J.
Johnson, n, n. well known evargesis.
OF Virginia. who VIII have charge OF
The meetings. Prof. =. II. Ward. THE
cEor.s1sr % the church, and Mrs
Mary J. Tigrpr. pianist. assisted BY
the choirS % the church. VIII have
charge OF the music.
D.. Wa'dron : prea ching special
sermons each Sunday with the view
az preparing the church for active
service n the revival meetings. The
sCosec: % The sermon tomorrow -.c-r-
ing IL. Getting Ready fer Blessing
ard So pm. 'NChris;,s Mission 20 TIE
World" There Will Be special rr9Ssc
BY tas choir ard male quartet.