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Crippled Ship Reaches Port,

ATHENS. CTeece, January n ~,
The British cruiser Caied0n, which was
81 collision with the Italian steamer
hntalee Ia the Hgesn sea yesterday,
has resclIed Kafystos on the Island oi
1allssea. with her bow badly damaged
Thr Abtafea WsA LGwrG ~ ITTAeUs.
The hTsl Difcef Df the hIbsFsA vas
tllies IL the collision $40 the Slf"sfo
u missing
Evening star., 1928-01-21
CITIZENS PREPARED
T0PLEAD c. VOTE
Joint Committee Discusses
Plans for Congress Hear
ing Tuesday.

Detailed plans for the presentation
OF the voteless Districts plea for ma
uonal representation in Congress and
the electoral college, at the hearing be-
fore the House committee on the ju-
dietary mex: Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock. were discussed at an enthusiast
tic meeting of the Citizens Joint Com
mittee on Representation for the Dis
trict OF Columbia yesterday afternoon
in the Board OF Trade rooms. Star
Building.
E. c. Brandenburg. Paul z. Lesh and
Henry II. Classic, who viii represent
the Joint committee. indicated their
confidence that strong" case has
been prepared for the District. and
they announced their readiness 70 be-
gir the argument for national repre-
sentation.
Reports New Signatures.
Theodore ". NoyeS. chairman OF the
Joint committee, who presided. stated
that other speakers viii be on hand 20
represent labor. the Federation Of Cit
iTens' Associations. the Citizens Ad-
yiSory Council and womens organiza-
tons He reported on behalf Of George
Il, Brown. acting chairman Of the spe-
cial petition committee. that new sig
natures have been obtained 70 the Pc
ution which citizens will present 70
Congress at tn, hearing He mentioned
signatures of representatives OF the Git
.zens' Advisory Council and the Thea
ter Owners Association of Washington
Gideon A. Lyon. reporting for the
radio and screen publicity committee
announced that arrangements have
been made for the showing IN hocal
motion picture houses. beginning next
bulletins ''re3cctlne the spirit of The
demand Of Washington for representa-
tlon.
Chairman Soye< disclosed that a
delegation from the Council Of State
Legislatures viii favor the Districts
cause AZ the hearing next Tuesday II
Was stated by Mr., Lyon that President
Kirby OF the council has indicated q
Willingness "a broadcast a plea by radio
from his home city. Houston. Tex. in
support Of the Capitals movement for
the right To vote in the National elec-
tionS and 10 be represented IN Con-
gyeSS
Foundation In Campaign.
Following the formal meeting, Mrs.
". T. Caameerlln said that the Susan
Il, Anthony Foundation viii sign the
petition nov being prepared,
Those present ~ the meeting, in ad-
dition 10 members already, nlentEoned
included MIR. and Mrs, George A Rick
er, Evan Ii Tucker T. : Hege Robert
Ccitrel. Graham Powell Robert n.
Harper. por>ey w Hyde, ir,; Ivan c.
Weld, r c. Graham. DR. George III,
EoWerman Mrs Anna y Hendley.
Washington ropham William Mex,
Clayton. Mrs Frank Hiram Shell Miss
Florence +, Stiles, Judge Mary O"r(Nnle,
Mrs. Edna Johnston. Mrs, Louise Ct-
tenoerg, John Clasett Proctor. Jesse
c, SGter and Mrs, {, /. McNary,
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Rosenwald Gives Byrd $4,000,

CHICAGO. January 81 tSN.-~lasiuS
RoScnwald. millionaire phsianthropiSt,
has presented = $le,oeo cheek ~
Condr. Richard E, BYRD. exs>lcrer and
transatlantic flyer. 10 aid in financing
CSmSsr. RyrdS proposed Antarctic ex-
psSiIion Mr EoSenwald expressed
tremendous admiration" for the eS-
nlNfSf
Evening star., 1928-01-21
Court Rule F0rbids
French BOOSTERS to
Grow Before Dawn

M.aRLY-LE-ROY. France. Janu-
ary 2l.-The cock may not crow be-
fore dawn in this town. once the
home OF Louis XIV
Nocturnal growing is prohibited as
an unseemly disturbance Of the peace
by decision of the court on the
complaint of Paul Gruyer. writer. He
said the racket from neighboring
barnyard had kept him awake for
weeks and impaired his health.
The court held that the roCsters
may begin their concert at dawn
but must remain silent until the
night is over Gruyer was awarded
franc as damages. Jean Arnaudin.
who owns the offending fowls. was
ordered to keep them quiet or move
them farther from town.
Evening star., 1928-01-21
Director F0iace0 Ill,

CHICAGO. January n ~ Iiorpio
Pola1co, musical director III Chieaalys
Civic Opera. IL III with appendicitis
IN q hospital Physicians have adyissa
him thsi so operation probably viii
moi be necessary,
Evening star., 1928-01-21

the cost of construction Of the disx.
The only other glass disk OF this sire
in the country Is the ic0-incl reflector
at Mount Wilson, which was cast in
France. An entirely new process, de-
vised by A N. Finn OF the Bureau OF
Standards staff, was used in its manu-
facture Mr.. Finn elaborated In the
work with p. Fl. Bates and DR.. A @
Tool of the bureau No American firm
vas willing 10 undertake the manutac-
ture OF rejecting mirror OF this size.
The disk is 10 be used as concave
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WEATHER.

90 3. Weather Bureau Forecastl
Fair and slightly colder tonight; low
est temperature about Ia degrees. To-
morrow fair
Temperature--Hi Highest. AZ. at pm
Yesterday: lowest. Is, at Z: 80 m. today
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1928-01-21

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TOM0RROW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
The
I ransfiig ulrati0na
BY REV. EDWARD TABER

on His head by the ieerinr
soldiers. The only sceptsr was
the hooking reed; the only royal
robe the purple cast mockingly
over His shoulders by His foes
as He neare6 His death.
And yet Christ Is the most
majestic figure Of history; small
wonder that Plate called out in
admiration. as the Savior stood
before him, Behold the MANS
The kingship Of Christ ii q
spiritual one, as is His message.
With the jealousies and rivalries
OF the monarchs Of His day the
Savior had no concern.
Upon one occasion, at the time
OF the TRANSPORTATION, the ma.
jestic nature Of Christ was re-
ycaled to Peter, James and John.
Taking with Him the three dis
cIples that composed the inner
circle, the Master went up upon
mountain.
To the astonished gaze of the
apostles the SaviOr's garment
became white and glistening.
and there appeared Moses nd
Elijah. Al voice proclaimed,
This Is my beloved Son: hear
Him"
u il futile to attempt to ex-.
plain the TRANSPORTATION. It
must be accepted As 4 sDlendid
example Of religious mysticism.
Of al the paintings 81 The
TRANSPORTATION and many great
artists have depicted the scene
the greatest is the magnificent
one by Raphael, the prince Of
painters"
When Simon Peter, behoIding
the glory Of Christ upon the
Mount Of Trapsfiguration, said.
Master, it is good for as to be
here" he anticipated men Of sue.
ceeding ages, who have dwelt
upon the mystic beauty Of he
scene.
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s. qRrligious Deus onas cement,
.DR. LUBECK To
PREACH HERE

The special preacher at the
church 81 the Epiphany tomorrow
morning at II o'clock win be the
Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock. o. New
york. DR.. Lubeck was special
preacher and lecturer 1t Epiphany
during the winter and spring o.
1884 before the Rev. DR.. z. b.
Phillips became rector. Lately DR.
Ltrbeck has been special preacher nc
the Cathedral or St. John the Di.
vine in New York city.
There will be repetition Of the
Easter music, with tyrnpani and
trumpets. The Holy Communion win
be celebrated at 5 al m. and at $50
the church school will assemble.
The young people Of the parish
viii gather for their weekly meet.
ing at 6:1S p. M, and at 8 o'clock
DR.. Lubbock will again occupy
Epiphany's pulpit for the weekly
session OF the adult Bible class of
men and women.
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PULPIT CHANGE
ANNOUNCED

REV. Frederic w. Perkins. p. D.
minister III theh UniversaIist Nation
ii Memorial church. win occupy the
pulpit at All souls Church, Sixteenth
ana Harvard Stn. 1t the "a o'clock
services In exchange With the min
lister. Ulysses q. ,. Pierce. p. y.
The feature 1T the motion picture
hour III Pierce Hall at TAO will BE-
abraham Lincoln. II which George
Billings plays the title role
Tle annual meeting cf 1.-THE rongre-
cation Of All Souls Church took
place wednesday evening" The
following were elected % the board
OF Trustees:
Miss Helen q. Nichols, Mrs. y. IA.
Aldrich. Mrs. Carlton savage, DR..
Percival Hall, and Howard Il. Knight.
Miss. Martha q. Blossom was
elected secretary and Charles E.
Hood. treasurer. w. y. Brown pre-
sided 1T the meeting which was pre-
ceeded BY d dinner Reports were
made BY the minister. the retiring
chairman Of the board OF trustees,
u. IL. Jones'. ana the various organ.
izations OF the church.
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The kings of the earth have
been clothed in royal rainent
from time irnnemorial. They
have been resplendent in the
trappings and tinseI. that have
proclaimed to the world that
here was man apart.
Perhaps Alexander, Caesar and
Napoleon were the three greatest
Of the earth, judged, at any
rate, from the space allotted to
them in the histories. Caesar
alone could be called 4 COM
structive force. Alexander and
Napoleon were primarily con-
querers.
Alexander was possessed of .
vanity that amounted to an OBJ
session. He went to the most
absurd extremes to satisfy his
whims. He actually seems, for .
time at least, to have taken
seriously the worship Of his fol-
lowers and regarded himself
as 4 god.
JULIUS L6GSALY tHOU&M uEVGE
formally crowned as emperor.
was 4 king in everything but
name, and was the first of the
family whose name has been as
sociated with royalty ever since.
Napoleon was insistent upon
the trappings Of royalty. He
created d court Of splendor and
magnificence.
Jesus Of Nazareth has been
called, and rightly, the king Of
kings. And yet He consistently
refused all overtures that tended
to give Him material power.
He lived simply. He was with
out anything approaching wealth
or political power. He was born
in the humblest imaginable sur-
roundings, and spent His youth
in the little town Of Nazareth.
The only crown He ever wore
was the crown Of thorns, placed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14
SENSED IN
FRANK CASE

Is the charge against Frederick
j. Libby, head Of the National
Council for Prevention of War, of
abusing the congressional ranking
privilege a frame-up on the part
of big Navy advocates?
The House Naval Affairs Com
mittee and Postoffice officials are
investigating a single instance of
alleged abuse Of the frank by Libby.
The facts are these:
A member OF the committee re.
Gently received from one of his con.
stituents a letter which that con.
stituent had received under the
frank of Representative James Nc.
CIintic Cd Of Oklahoma, contain.
ing minority re2ort on the Navy
building program.
This minority report was sent out
by McClintic legally. But the con-
stituent also mailed to his Congress.
man a half dozen other things, in
GLIDING a letter from Libby ap-
pealing for funds. which he said
came in the same envelope. This
would be an abuse Of the ranking
privilege.
McClintic denies that he Is re.
spOnsible for the abuse. He said his
HCBLCES WCE6 DCAAOu az GIIC OOVEEHs
ment Printing Office. He also points
out that several hundred of these
letters have been returned to his of.
flee by the POstOffice Department
after II was unable to make delivery,
and that none Of these contained
any eXtraneOus matter.
Amateur detectives believe they
scent a plot. They believe some big
navy advocate may have received
McClintic's minority report in one
envelope and Libby's appeal for
funds in another and mailed them to
the Congressman for the purpose Of
embarrassing Libby and McClintic.
Incidentally, the names OF sup
porters and affiliated organizations
on Libby's letterhead are practically
identical with those on the so.called
D. A. r. blacklist.
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FORMER PASTOR
To Be GUEST

DIR. Samuel II. woodrow, OF New.
ton Highlands, Boston, will occupy
his former pulpit at the First Con.
gregational Church. Tenth and g
Streets. tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. speaking on the theme,
1.-THE Assurance Born OF Experience"
DR.. Woodrow was minister OF First
Church for six years. In 1913 he
went to the pastorate OF Pilgrim
Church, st. Louis, and from there
to Boston.
The minister, DR.. James Noble
Pierce, will preside at the morning
service and will preach at night
on Our Changing World this SER
mon being related to the three-reel
motion picture, Our Changing
World" which will be shown before
it. At the close Of the service the
motion picture featured will be
Chalk Marks
On Monday at 7:45 p. m. the JEFF.
ferson Junior High School Orchestra
and the George Washington Univer-
gity Glee Club will assist In q pro.
gram over which Senator Capper
will preside. The speaker win be DR..
Cloyd II. Marvin, president OF
George Washington University. This
viii be followed by the photoplay,
''Nanook OF the North
On Tuesday at p. m. the Hamp-
ton Institute Choir OF 100 singers
under the direction of DIR. Nathan
lei Dett win give a benefit for the
National Training School for Women
and Girls.
On Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day at p. m and on Saturday at
will be given. The feature picture
will be ''Nanook OF the North" on
Wednesday between IL 3. m. and 8
D. m. the WomaHl's Society of the
church will serve luncheon In the
Sunday school room.
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Mems Club Will Hear
OF Pictures hY Radio

Picture by Radio" will be the sub
ject OF an illustrated lecture before
the Mems Club OF the Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Church, Monday eve
ming. c. Francis Jenkins, Washing
ton inventor, will be the speaker. At
$40 tomorrow, Miss Lois NJ. Kugler,
director of religious education, will
lead the discussion Of the Young PEG.
Piles Forum on the subject, Peace
and War;" At Z o'clock tomorrow
the film, "The Black Cyclone" win
be shown.
Evolution and Religion win be
the subject of an address by DR..
William j. Showalter, assistant edi-
tor National Geographic Magazine,
at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. This
will be the twenty-first in the
church's winter series Of addresses
on the general subject Of science and
religion.
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80 Ne TIED IN Z
GAMING RAIDS

About 40 patrons or an alleged
gambling establishment at s31 -Four.
nd-a-half st. S. w. who did not
choose to be Government witnesses,
escaped by ladders, skylight, and
an intricate route across the roofs
of neighboring houses during raid
made yesterday afternoon.
Sergt. o. j. L.ettsrman and mem
bers Of his squad battered in vain
at a nine-inch iron-bound door.
Meanwhile, patrons rapidly filtered
out. Finally, the police. climbed to
the roof and came in via sky
light. Twenty men were left in the
place and were taken az witnesses.
Charles J. Baker was arrested
and charged with setting up .
gaming table.
Another raid soon after at 301
C st. s. W., Melted 80 witnesses,
and Joseph MacCafrrey was charged
with setting up a gaming table.
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DR.. SizOO to Talk Again
On Immortality Proofs

Or. Joseph r. sizoo win preach
twice at New York Avenue Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow. in the
morning on "Wingless Victory, :
and in the evening the second
portion OF his sermon. begun last
Sunday night, on "The Assurances
OF Immortality The, quartet OF
the church has arranged q special
musical program.
Thursday evening DIR. Siz0o will
deliver q stereoptic0n lecture on
The Relation OF the Christian
Religion to the PROGRAM and Pro-
gress Of Modern Japan.
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Dean to Lecture on
Awakening in Orient

what does the present. awaken
ing In the Orient mean?' This
question will be answered by DIR.
b. q. Wilkinson, dean Of theology,
washington Missionary College, to-
morrow night at o'clock at the
Arcadia. Fourteenth Street and
Park Road.
A special musical program will
be given under the direction Of j.
w. Osborn.
Al practical health lecture win be
given by nurses from the Washing
ton Sanitarium, at Ills O'Clock.
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! in Toledo harbor at Toledo, Ohio, in
tbA lagoon off the Maumee river,
they employed a man to burn my
yacht. -. en- nnn
m cause an explosion to occur on
the boat when was aboard that
would result in my death as well
az the destruction Of the boat. but
nfomised to pay the man $S,0OU 70
DESTROY the yacht whether was
onboard or not. The plot to DESTROY
fhe Yacht was carried out ana y
was burned at Toledo.
On another occasion had a
sneed boat on Buckley Lake. Ohio,
and. thew hired q man and instructed
hin, to leave the valve open on the
measure tank so that when re-
entered the boat to start It there
would be an explosion with the
nrobahle result that ] would b.
rendered unconscious by the ex-
nIosion and would find myself lying
in 4 boat that was rapidly being
consumed from the flames or the
gasoline fire.
This was averted by the merest
accident because a friend OF mind
pushed me overheard when the Tire
occurred. The boat was consumed,
there was no insurance, and the loss
was approximately $4,000.
House Set ON Fire
on another occasion man who
is now serving time in Indiana
state penitentiary as an habitual
criminal, set fire to my home. 5432
Ava
This man Travelled all over the
United States burning Catholic
churches while in their employ, and
in one instance burned q restaur.
ant in a small town In Illinois
which came very near resulting in
the death of the proprietor, his wife
and their two babies.
ON your earlier testimony you
made the assertion that You had
occupied various positions, official
and otherwise, in the plaintiff cor
poration known as the knights of
the Ku Klux Khan. State speci-
ficaIIy what you mean by the
term various positions?"
Ar mean that toward the end
was assigned to the position
known as Imperial Klalif, I believe
that is the title OF it. At that time
I was reporting somewhere IN the
neighborhood Of q half million dol
lars a month from the State Of
Indiana.
will state that All together I
have paid in approximately $4,000,
700 in cash.
Another interesting iIlstalment
OF this remarkable deposition will
appear exclusively Iii Tl1e Wash.
ington Times on Monday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14
DIR. Whitley to Speak
At Columbus Session

DR.. Earle Whitley, pastor Of Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church, ac-
companied by Mrs. Whitley and other
members of the congregation will
leave tomorrow evening to attend the
international convention Of Disciples
of Christ at Columbus. Ohio, April
II to %. DIR. Whitley will address the
convention on the subject OF the
National City Christian Church.
The business women's circles OF
the Woman's Society will meet at 3
o'clock Tuesday evening, at the
church.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14
Rev. E. Hez Sven Picks
4 Can Man for Sermon

The Rev. e. Hez Sven. pastor
of Centennial Baptist Church. Sew
enth and / SITS. N. E., will mark
his sixteenth anniversary as pastor
tomorrow.
He will preach in the morning
on "The Can Man." There
will be several batisms at the
evening service.
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Grace Church to Hear
Lectures by Educator

Marietta Johnson. educator, will
give a series OF lectures at Grace
Episcopal Church, Woodside, on Sum
day afternoons. April Is, ~, 20 and
May 6, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Johnson recently delivered a
lecture at Locarno, Switzerland, at
the world conference on new educa-
ton. She maintains schools at Fair
hope. Ala, and Greenwich, Conn.
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Christian Scientists
Will Hear DR.. j. nj. Tut

a lecture on Christian Science:
The knowledge OF True Selfhood. 2
will Be delivered iii the Washington
Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 by DR.. John ~. Tut, G. s. b..
or Kansas City.
DR.. Tut lii b member OF the board
OF lecturesl1ip OF the Mother Church.
the First Church OF Christ Scientist,
III Boston. Mass. He viii be intro
duced by Charles s. Baum. This
lecture Is under the auspices Of First,
OF Christ Scientist. OF this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14
New Jersey Minister
Will Occupy Pulpit

DR.. John u Moment. minister
Of the Crescent Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, PIainfield N. 3,
win preach In the Church Of the
Covenant tomorrow morning. The
topic 81 the Rev. william A. ri.
senberger at I'M. Will b.
ssThonaa Confession az Faith"
Mrs Carolyn Smith Biedsrstadt
win lead the Christian Endeavor
lat 6:4S b. nj Sunday school
viii 81 held 1t Gas 8. M.
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POST EASTER SERMONS

The Rev. William e. La Rue,
pastor of the Takoma Park Bap-
tist Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on Post Easter Radiance."
Is the evening he will speak on
Post Easter Enthusiasm"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14

"A man convinced
against his will is Of
the same opinion
still, = wrote Pope.
Which shows the
llselessness Of high
pressure salesman
ship.
We don't have to
brag about York
town Cigarettes.
Smokers do that for
rs.
There is something
about the blend of
these seven friendly
tobaccos that makes
friends for life. Have
you tried them?
Twenty for 15c.
Lara. RisAnend. vlrsiub
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-14
SCREEN WRITER ENGAGED

HOLLYWOOD. April 14.-The
betrothal of Sylvia Thalberg, motion
picture scenario writer, and Law
renee Weingarten, executive OF the
Metro.Goldwyn Mayer Producing
Company, was made to friends Of
the couple here today.
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.6RAG0N TELLS HOW KLANSMEN
PLOTTED Staying OF C0BURN

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind April 14In previous chapters OIL
the remarkable deposition Of David c. Stephenson former
grand dragon the Klux Kan of Indiana details nave
been given of character assassnatons with public officials
kan officers who opposed TO the Iacton 70
which he naIconfentS belonged. victims.
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PASTOR TO SPEAK

pastor Of the Memorial United
Brethren Church. will preach to-
morrow morning and night. Sun
day school will be held at $40 a. m.
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PROFESSOR. IL SEEK

II. Brylli0n Faki1 Of the Depart
rnent 81 English. University OF
Baltimore, viii speak on Sherwood
Anderson tomorrow at p. M.
At The Secular League, Musicians
Han, 1905 u ST. NJ. wv.