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Evening star., 1928-02-04
COLLIER TO SPEAK
IN CHURCH PULPIT
American University Dean Will
Discuss PHILOSOPHY and Re-
ligion" Thursday.

In the pulpit of the.Mount Pleasant
CONGREGATIONAL Church, l4l0 Columbia
road. Dr.. Frank w. Collier dean of the
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at
American University. will speak Thurs
day evening on Philosophy and Reli-
gion." Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
D.. Lois H. Meek. educational secre.
tary Of the American Association Of
University Women. will give the second
in the churchS continuation series OF
forums for mothers on the subject OF
child guidance. All mothers are in
vited and small children will be cared
for during the discussion.
The mems class of the church con?
cludes its series of illustrated lessons
on The Blank Pages Of Our Bible, "
with a consideration Of the 80 years
between Jesus infancy and his minis
try. tomorrow at 10 am. The class will
then consider whether to continue
its open meetings with another series
illustrated by the leader. DR.. J. 0,
Knott's colored films. on the psychol-
ogy underlying the International Sum
day School lessons from week to week.
DR.. Margaret Alltucker of the re-
search department of the National
Educational Association. will address
the Young Peoples Forum OF the
church tomorrow at $50 pm. on Re
search as a Vocation"
The pastor. Rrv. Moses r. Lowell. will
preach tomorrow morning on Every
Mans Quest" At o'clock, DR..
Arthur Decrin Call. executive secretary
OF the American Peace Society. will in
troduce the series of open forums His
subject Is Our American Peace Policy,
Evening star., 1928-02-04
BISHOP ASSISTING
CLERCY'S MEETING
Right Rev. W. A. Guerry Aids
Western Conference
at Cathedral.

Right Rev. William A. Guerry.
Bishop OF South Carolina, is assisting
Right Rev. Irving p. Johnson, Bishop
Of Colorado In directing the studies
OF l6 clcrgymcn from States. all west
OF the Mississippi. who are in confer
encc this week at Washington Cathe-
dral for the purpose of securing inspira-
ton and postgraduate training in the
methods and technique of mission
preaching. The daily sessions began
Thursday and will continue until Tues
day.
This is the second conference OF this
nature to be directed by Bishop john
son. The first held a week ago was
attended by clergymen from Eastern
States. Rev. Shirley Hughson Of the
Order Of the Holy Cross is also a men,
ber Of the conference faculty.
This conference Is one of a series
sponsored by the College of Preachers
of Washington Cathedral and attended
by representative clergymen from many
States.
These are being held for the pur-
pose of stimulating prophetic ministry
throughout the country and enabling
clergymen of special promise to develop
their ability by postgraduate studies
which are not available in present
theological seminaries. The College OF
Preachers recently received a gift Of
s250.00O for the construction of a per-
manent home in the cathedral close on
Mount St Alban. together with pro-
vision for an income of $4,000 annu-
ally Plans are now being prepared for
this structure.
Among the clergymen in attendance
at the conference now in session are
Rev E. p Baker. Douglas, Wyo.: Rev.
Frederick Busch, Arkansas City, Kans. {;
Rev. John F. Como. Emigrant. Mont. !:
Rev. F.. B. Eteson. Plainview. Tex: Rev.
Robert S. Flockhart, Sioux City. Iowa
Rev william Garner. Terrell. Tex
Rev. Thomas J. Haldeman, Pueblo
Colo: Rev. Charles D. Herring, Blair,
Nebr: Rev. Harry S. Kennedy. Concor-
dia. Kans.; Rev Francis r. Lee. Hast
ings. Nebr.: Rev. Thomas Mabley. El
Reno, Okla; Rev. Henry A. Pardue. jr.,
Hibbing. Mimi; Rev. Frank A. Rhea,
Beaumont. Tex: Rev. Charles r. Tyner,
Kansas City. Mo: Rev 2. T. Vincent,
Pierre. S. OAK. and Rev. Hubert G..
Wrinch, Minneapolis, MINI.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
REFORMED CHURCH
GROWTH REPORTED
Less Number of 0rganiza-
tions, but Membership
Gains Over 1916.

Although the Reformed Church In
the United States had 49 less churches
in 1926 than in 1916. its membership
had increased 1888. according 10 CEN
SuS reports announced by the Depart
ment of Commerce.
There were 1909 churches in 1926.
with 36l.257 members. AS compared
with 1853 churches with 344374 mem-
bers in 1916.
The total expenditures for 1926. as
reported by 1892 churches. amounted
to s7.48s,446. including s5.670.525 for
current expenses and Improvements and
sl.Sl792l for benevolences. missions.
etc, The total expenditures reported
by LIZA churches in 1916 were So
247.773
The value of church edifices Nnclud-
ing furniture and eQuipmenU. as re-
ported by ! $50 churches for 1925. was
s44.622875. which may be compared
with s2o.ll6.336 reported by 1863
churches in 1916
OF the i.709 churches reporting in
1926. there we're SAB located in urban
territory incorporated places of $500
inhabitants or more) and i,l66 were
in rural areas. OF the total member
ship. 200,857 were IN the urban
churches and l60, 400 in the rural
churches; and OF the total expenditures
539 urban churches reported $4907. .8S9
and 1853 rural churches, S2.580. .55T
The value of church property reported
by 537 urban churches was S30,47l ,C25
and that reported by l.l43 rural
churches was Sl4.l9i $50.
Sunday schools were reported by
1914 churches of this denomination in
1925, with 29.339 officers and teachers
and 3l5,353 scholars The number OF
officers and teachers in the Sunday
schools as reported for 1916 was 29.389
and the number of scholars, 304,250.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
CHURCH TO DRAPE
PEW WILSON USED
Central Congregation Plans
Tribute to Late President
at Services Tomorrow.

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the pew occupied by the late
President Wilson will be draped with
the American flag. The pew occupied
by the late President is the third from
the front in the north section of the
center block This pew bears silver
plate with the following inscription:
President Woodrow Wilson laid the
corner stone of this church December
10. 1918. and worshiped with this con-
gregation from March 9. 1913. to
February 3. 1924. He occupied this
pew"
Rev Motto Martin. who is returning
70 Africa as a missionary. will speak to-
morrow night. He will give an account
Of MS work in Africa.
The communion of the Lords Supper
will be celebrated at the morning
service. The pastor. DR.. James Fl.
Taylor. will preach the sermon. and be
assisted in the communion by Rev. DR..
S. w. McGill.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
LEADERS IN EPISCOPAL
PARISHES WILL MEET
Work in Children Sections to Be
Discussed at Con-
ference.

Miss Emma w. Abbott. diocesan su-
persisor Of the Church School Service
League OF the Episcopal Church in the
Diocese Of Washington. has called the
parish leaders in work with children
70 meet at Diocesan House. 1929 X
street, February II at IL am. This
includes all those in the parishes who
sUper.niend the service program OF the
Sunday schools. This refers particu-
larry 10 the great national enterprises
Of the children Of the Episcopal
Church. namely. the chilcren's Lenten
Offering for missions. the Little Helpers
offering. the birthday thank offering
and the Christmas box work.
The church School Service League
will occupy an important place In the
program % the general convention Of
the Episcopal Church, which is 70 meet
II. Washington on October 10 next At
he meeting on Saturday arrangements
will be made for carrying out the local
features Of the program. All inter-
eetec persons are invited 70 attend.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
DR.. W.D.K FITZPATRICK
GIVES TALKS HERE
Christian Science Leader
Lectures on Creed at
Church and Theater.

Lectures on Christian Science: Gods
Answer TO Humanity's Cry for Freedom"
were delivered yesterday at Keith's
Theater and In First Church 0: Christ
Scientist last evening by william D.
Fitzpatrick. G.. S. B., Of Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Fitzpatrick is member ot the
board Of lectureship Of the mother
church. the First Church Of Christ
Scientist in Boston. He was introduced
by william G.. Biederman, first reader
Of First Church, under whose auspices
the lectures were given.
When Mrs Eddy first penned those
immortal words, There Is no life, truth,
intelligence nor substance in matter. All
is infinite mind and its infinite mani
!estation. for God Is all-in-ali the
! world laughed her 10 scorn. And now.
within the span Of a brief half century
it bows its head and is beginning 70
follow her he said.
TO be sure, our scientific friends
have gone only part Of the way. They
have Just discovered what Mrs. Eddy
| discovered more than 60 years ago.
f, namely that the material universe with
| all its sickness. its sorrow. its poverty. It's
want and It's woe, Is the product Of the
carnal or mortal mind. But there they
| stop. They have. 70 be sure. gone full
many league in the linz Of right
! thinking but Christian Science takes Us
still farther and instead OF leaning US
with universe Of misery created by
| the carnal mind, with no possible means
Of escape from all that this implies,
Mrs Eddy discovers that the real man
and universe Of Gods creating. the man
/ and universe whose origin is described
/ in the first chapter o. Genesis. are
| God. and have existence as divine ideals.
and that mortal mans salvation or free
| dom from mortal bondage lies II 5uosti-
tuting divine ideas for carnal beliefs.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
DR.. JOHNSON TO SPEAK
AT BAPTIST MEMORIAL
Pastor to Make Address on Life of
J. H. McConkey-Decisi
Day to Be Observed.

Decision day will be observed tomor-
row In the Bible school and Member
ship day in the Church Of the National
Baptist Memorial to Religious Liberty.
During the morning service there will
De sermon by the pastor. Rev. DR..
Cove G. Johnson, which will be fol-
lowed by the Lords Supper. In the
evening there will be an address on
The Christian Life" by James H. Nc
Conkey. author.
The Evening Mission Club will have
program for its meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Horace Hampton will have
charge OF the program and with the
other members OF the Kathleen Mall
iory Circle VIII i've the missionary pre-
Sentation. "kimona."
The Bible school board will have
supper at the church Thursday evening
After short buSine, session there will
be departmental conference.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
MISSION SECRETARY
TO TELL OF FIELD TRIP
Or. R. E. rafen\erfer of M. E.
Board FIst Back From India
and China.

Dr.. Ralph E Difenderfer, CORE
spending secretary OF the board OF
foreign missions OF the Methodist Epis-
copa! Church. viii deliver an address
tomorrow night IL Calvary Church, Co.
lurnbia road near Fifteenth street. He
has recently returned from a study OF
the missions Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN the East, particularly Ii
India and n China.
The minister. Rev. Mark Depp. will
preach al the morning service on The
Adventure of Faith" This service to-
morrow marks the anniversary of Mr..
Depp's coming 10 Washington one year
ago. At the service two flags. the
American and the Christian flags. will
be presented 10 the church.
The worlan's all-day meeting viii be
Tuesday. Mrs. H S. Irwin. president
Of the wonan's department Of the
Washington Federation Of Churches,
viii speak on the work Of her depart
mert Mrs z. c. Stanton. director OF
the department Of peace in the District
w c. T. L. will give report OF the re-
cent conference on the cause and cure
@. war.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Sunday School Lesson

attitude toward Him. The record OF
His works had preceded Him. They
listened attentively to His message,
which gripped them. They showed
their unbelief by their questions con-
cerning the source OF His literary
ability and healing power. They were
unable to explain 1t. since He was not
a graduate of any great Rabbinical
school, His wisdom and power were
not due to human development for He
tells us that MY doctrine is not Mine,
but His that sent Me"
Their question, rs not this the car
penter?" Is a revelation OF their
spiritual attitude and of Christs ca
reer. 1t establishes beyond question
that Jesus, the founder Of the Chris
tian religion. was manual laborer,
and the pierced hands into which He
will gather the lives OF nations and
men are hands that have been dis
ciplined by toll" The traditional
place where He toiled Is shown to Wis
itors today. There He made with the
aid of the tools of that day the doors.
sash and the various pieces OF furniture
needed in the home and the equipment
of the farm. A yoke made by Him
would be priceless today. They would
have been pleased TO have Him stay in
did not believe that 1t was possible for
the widows son to be the Messiah.
He "marveled because Of their un-
belief" He Is said to have wondered
only upon one other occasion. He mar
veled at their unreasonable attitude
toward Him. for their unbelief pre-
vented Jesus from doing some OF the
great works among them. Only few
who had faith received even blessing
from Him. Evidently He had some
! foundation for expecting in spite of
| spending His early days among them
| that they had been influenced by the
reports that had reached Nazareth Of
His words and work When they show
| ed their antagonistic spirit Jesus point
ed to their unbelief as the cause, united
with the fact that "a prophet is not
without honor. save in his own
! country The community that today
has placed upon the map Of the world.
because Jesus spent most Of His life
| there, missed its opportunity. Undis-
mayed. Jesus pushed on toward the
other places where He went with His
teaching and helpful ministry Of grace
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Society 10 Give Play.

The Westminster Society q the
Eastern Presbyterian Church viii give
IS annual play nrIt Wednesday. "A
Girl In a. Thousand " II is being di-
rectcd by Miss Eta RoWell and those
taxing part are Misses Elsie AiiWinc.
CYace and Rachel Earle, Wilhelmina
ElchDan. Susie Richardson Cecile
Brooke. Olga SieYeriing Myrtle Gull
DertSGn, Jeanette Fries. Blanche HibbE
Elizabeth Street Eleanor Care. Grace
CrDyle Anna May Hamilton and Mrs. J.
r Ingnam
Evening star., 1928-02-04
LAYMEN'S SERVICE BODY
TO MEET AT ST. PAUL'S
Prentice to Talk on Rescue Work.
Committee Reports
Planned.

The Midwinter meeting OF the Lay
mems Service Association OF the Epis-
copal Church in the Diocese of Wash
ington will be held in the parish hall OF
st. Paul's Church. at GIT Twenty-third
street. February IA. at O'Clock. All in
tereSted men are invited 10 attend.
Harvey v Prentice, superintendent OF
the Gospel Mission, will speak on rescue
work among men. Reports Of commit
tees will be given.
Nominations for officers will be con-
sidered. TO be acted on a. the annual
meeting in May. Rectors OF parishes
of the Episcopal Church and clergymen
in charge of chapels have been asked
to invite the men OF their congregations
TO attend the meeting whether MEM
bers Of the association or not.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
TEMPLE SOCIETY LISTS
MEMBERSHIP OF 1854
Enrolment Shows Decrease Over
Figures Submitted in
1916.

The Department OF Commerce an
nounces that according TO the returns
received. there were In the United
States two churches OF the Temple So
ctety IN America in 1925. with i64
members. as compared with two
churches and 200 members reported II
1915. at which time the denomination
was known as the Temple Society II
the United States tFriencs o. the Tenn
plel.
Sunday schools were reported by two
churches OF this denomination IN 1895
with 20 officers and teachers and io6
scholars. The number Of officers and
teachers IN the Sunday schools as re-
ported for 1916 was Is and the number
Of scholars l4o
Evening star., 1928-02-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R DAY
AT CHURCH OF COVENANT
Ir. Wood Announces Special Ser
mons for Services Tomorrow.
Norris TO Speak.

Rev. Charles Wood will observe Chris
tisn Endeavor DAY al the Church Of the
Covenant tomorrow night by preaching
a sermon on The Significance Of the
Y.P. S. c. z" Az the morning servic6
his sermon subject viii be The Sacred
ness Of the Secular"
william 2 Norris Of the Department
O. Justice viii address the AL Corners
Mems Bible Class at Gas oclocs on
The Christian Code"
The pageant They Come" will be
presented 70 the Christian Endeavor
Society a. Gas O'Clock. kindergarten
and Light Bearers organizations take
care Of the children from 70 l3 years
Of age during the morning church
service. The Covenant Evening Ms
siona-v Society Rill meet Monday. 6
2 n. &: home Of Dr.. and Mrs Wood.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
C0LORED METHODISTS
REPORT 533 MEMBERS

According 10 the returns there we're
III the United States three churches Of
the Colored Methodist Protestant
Church III 1926. with SS3 members All
Of these churches we're located IN urban
territory.
The total expenditures as reported
BY the three churches amounted ~
$66S5. including $500 Cor current ex-
penSeS and improvements and sl0sS
for bcneyolenceS, missions. etc
The value OF church property tchurch
editiccS. furniture. etc.l As reported by
the three churches was $4,000 sun
day schools were reported by the three
churches Of this denomination with Is
officers and teachers and aS scholars
Evening star., 1928-02-04
DR.. KNOTT TO DESCRIBE
EARLY LIFE OF CHRIST
Bible Scholar 70 Give Last o; Series
of Lectures in. Y NJ c. A.
Hall.

The early life OF Christ. prior 10
His public ministry. viii be described
y Dr. John O. Kaotc. Bible scholar.
in the last OF a series OF illustrated lee
lures on The Blank Pages OF Cur
Bible" tomorrow afternoon az c'clock
in the assembly hall Of the y. NJ c. A..
1886 c. street
The final lecture will cover The mo-
rlentouS 30 yea-S % waiting" !,c,ud-
ing interesting incidents z ne boy
hood OF Jesus and q discussion o. His
training and education A decision VII
De reached al the lecture tomorrow
regarding what further lectures ncs
now scheduled may 6e gtyen
The public Is invitec. the imitation
being extended especially - S116av
,chool teachers ard Blois students.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
WILL MAKE VISITATION.

Bishop Freeman will make his an
nual visitation Ia the Chapel of the
Good Shepherd. Sixth street between
II and streets northeast. tomorrow AT
3 PM, and will confirm class OF
young people and adults.
The class will have its final meeting
before confirmation at a%S am. to-
morrow and will make its first COM
munion February 10.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
MEMS CLASS TO SING.
Rev. Irving w. Ketchum VIII
Preach Twice Tomorrow.

Rev Irving w Ketchum will speak
on What Believe About God and
This World" at II o'clCck tomorrow ~
Peck Memorial Chapel He VIII SPEAK
again at T:4S O'clock on. How To Make
q Christian Life Go"
The Mems Bible Class will meet at
10 o'ciock, The pastor WILL make an
address, The class under the 6,gertlan
Of Grlff.th Evans Will later n,asch ~
the church III e>iy and sing an
anthem at the opening ~ the church
service
Evening star., 1928-02-04
PASTOR TO CONTINUE
SERIES OF SERMONS
Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler to Speak
in Epworth M. E. Church

Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler, pastor.
will deliver the communion address
N Epworth NJ. z. Church South.
Thirteenth street and North Caro-
ina avenue northeast, tomorrow at
II am. At the pm. service he will
continue his series OF sermons dis
cussing Confidential Questions" This
viii be the fifth Of this series delivered
TO the young people OF the congregation.
The Sunday School Council will meet
at pm. Tuesday The meeting of the
hummer Memorial Sunday school class
vii. be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming The meeting OF the board OF
stewards will be held Wednesday at 8
O'Clock
The pastor will conduct the weekly
prayer service Thursday evening At 8
o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
BISHOP WILL PREACH.

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Pa. pys>.S,,sS es>s>Ss> y Ne s{y>t sES,sS-
eoSSal distract - tgsE AsvscaG Netss><ssSs
EPISCOPAL ra>3 <;ss>>>EF'o>ass2ss. ~tls
preach AZ llas& WS>2SS Cc&Erc. kcksT-
tsentA and CS,yc>gSst S<gSSS& tcsf.s@gseNf
At % - SSs
TN, rs>,tex. y. u 2 Nn&$ess. VI,
preach a. ssle evening" &>rNtrS,
Evening star., 1928-02-04
REVIVAL SERVICES HELD.
Rev. Dr.. s. Z. Johnson 20 SPEAK ~
ShiIoh Baptist.

Revival services are being held s-:ce
daily az Shiloh BapttSt Institutional
Church. Ninth and P streets. ov Rsv.
Dr. s L Johnson. evangelist. Ee vii
preach tomorrow az y an, and : II
At 3 pm. the Lords supper viii %
administered ov the pastor. Rev. Dr..
wsl6roa. and the Young Peoples c. Z
Society Will bring between 50 ard -
inmates OF the Ssoddard BaptlSc O2d
folks Home 70 tk.a church II auto
mobiles. and serve them with dinner n
O'Clock II order that they may remain
10 The communion servtce
The members OF elle Church 2=s dis
triouliT2g copies o. SoSosl tracts a-@
copies OF The Gospel or s. JOAN.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Boy Scouts 20 Attend Services a.
WESTERN Pgssbytsrian.

A; the Western Presbyterian Clss1-css,
Il street SerycSE. N.ilS.tssl;8 ard
Twentieth streets, tcss,o--oT morning ~
y o'clock tfss pastor. Rev J y Dun
ham. vil preach The sacrament %
lie Lords supper v19 ~ celebrated and
new members -ecsi"e
A. s o'c.ocS tlss BNy SccG.S vii a.
tend - BODY ana ; >gsSc.&. address
VIII os given ~ tAeI,. ey Cc-,2Tr.oCcEs
LoOSfelaow, Al Boy Scouts arg invited
A Christian EGSsSvcC Valentine scc.si
IS being planned .oc February ;
Evening star., 1928-02-04
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
Miss Lillian Collins Will Give Talk
on China Tomorrow.

Miss Lillian Collins. who went out
as missionary TO China In 1915. will
speak tomorrow morning at the Fiji
zenith street Christian Church. Since
she has been In China Miss Collins
has been connected with the Board Of
School for Girls at Luchowfu
At the evening service at o'clock
the pastor. Rev. Harry NJ. Wilson. will
deliver an evangelistic sermon. The
members Of the church are being urged
to read the Gospel OF John during
February.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
DR.. HERSON TO PREACH.
Page Mex. E:chiSon - Lead HAM
line Mems Class Session.

Rev, jtSspS TeGsp,eycG EszScG, s.In-
iStev u. H&n.!s,s MetAoII>g gg2S<opSl
Church. Sixteenth >sgsss ~ A,is>>s,. via
preach GolGorOow morning 81 ~Makszsg
a Bargain With CscG~ and - The enc
CiH< on The Man Judas"
The church ScssSl meets st as
o'clocS tAe ue,>S Bible class gsSeslssS
II :he chapel. With Page Mex, SEcas~
son. SsrsctcT u rel.Ss>>sS eGlse2ta>Z, So
the y. NJ, c, A, SS the ssS<9sSS- TssS
ElwogtS League meets AZ s>ys&
Evening star., 1928-02-04
BISHOP OF COLORADO
TO PREACH TOMORROW
Right Rev. I. P. Johnson to Oc-
cupy Pulpit at Bethle-
hem Chapel.

Right Rev Irving p. johnson, Bishop
Of Colorado. will be the special preacher
at the peoples evensong in Bethlehem
Chapel OF Washington Cathedral tomor-
row at pm. This service will be
broadcast by radio over WRC.
At the IL am. eervice OF holy COM
munion and sermon in the same chapel
the sermon will be delivered by Right
Rev. William A. Guerry. Bishop Of
South Carolina.
The full list OF services tomorrow in
Bethlehem Chapel is as follows: 7,30
a m, holy communion; 10 O'Clock. morn
ing prayer and litany: ii am, holy
communion and sermon: o'clock. peo-
pies eVensong.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
MARCH 15 SOUGHT
I FOR CONSIDERATION
Capital Pastor May Become
Bishop Then if Holy See
Gives Permission.

BALTIMORE. February 4.-~Pcrmis-
sion Is being sought from the holy sec
for the conservation March Is of Right
Rev. John M. Mcnamara, pastor OF st,
Gabriels Church, Washington, as AUX
illary Bishop of Baltimore.
Conservation on other than Sunday
or day of first-class feast can only be
solemnizcd by special permission.
Archbishop Curley will be the conse-
orator. The co-conSecrators Will be
Right Rev. William j. Haffy. Bishop OF
Raleigh, and Right Rev. Thomas J.
Toolen, Bishop Of Mobile.
The ceremony will take place in the
cathedral here, Rev. Eugene j. Con-
nelly, pastor of st. Peters Church.
Washington and a classmate to the
auxiliary ELECT, preaching the sermon.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Services ~ Grace Baptist,

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served III she eNeNsssS A& ~ SNs SSs~
n,<>gs segsc MIL * Watch N<'&sT StsS
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nees At 8 ~ A0
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