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Evening star., 1928-05-26
MISSION TO OPEN
DRIVE FOR S4,710
Protestant Pastors viii Make
Appeal Tomorrow for Funds
to Pay Debt.

Responding TO the appeal ~ the
Central Union Mission, Protestant pas
tors generally will announce from their
puIpits tomorrow the need Of removing
the S54. .7l0 indebtedness on the mems
building. so as 10 apply the $4,000. nov
being paid annually as interest, to the
missions constantly growing work
among the destitute Of the city.
In a resolution adopted by the Min
isterial Council of 20 pastors who d.
rect the missions affairs. pastors Of all
denominations we're asked To stress the
important social service work OF the
mission not only from the pulpits bit
also in their church bulletins. 1t was
reminded that the mission is the aeencv
of the churches to conduct work which
they cannot themselves undertake ann
to provide a place OF worship for
churchless men and women.
The campaign tn pay of the inoeot-
edness. in which all Protestant denoni-
nations will participate. commences
June I and will continue with daily
luncheon rallies at the City Club
through June II. Teams are nov be-
ing organized.
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis~
coDal Church South, under the leader
shin of s. w. Cockrell, has undertaken
tn raise S4.7l0 of the indebtedness ano
will organize its own forces as an irde-
pandent body. The officers OF the mis-
Sion's council. appointedNby the minis
terial body OF the churches, are: Rev. A.
fred r. Barrows. president; Rev. Charles
2. Fultz. vice president: Rev. George NJ
Cummings. secretary ana rev. Johh /.
H1IddIe treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Ry REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON
THE WICKED HusBANDMEN

Mark -: 1-f2; l3: l-37.
Golden Text: Jehovah know
eth the way OF the righteous; but
the way of the wicked shall per-
ish. Psalm i:6.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
UNITED BRETHREN
CENSUS IS GIVEN
Commerce Department Sur
vey Shows 1888 Churches
Listed in 1926.

The Department of Commerce an
nounccd that. according to the returns
received. there we're in the United States
| 1888 churches of the Church OF the
United Brethren in Cp ist in 1925, with
37T,436 members. as compared with
3.4sl churches and 34S,828 members
reported in 1915. The total expendi-
lures for 1926. as reported by 2,918
churches, amounted to $6,976, ,440, In
cruding $5,72o.49 tor current expenses
and improvements, $l,228,676 for be-
nevolenceS. missions, etc, and $2T,265
not classified. The total expenditures
reported by 1873 churches in 1915
we're $3.3l5. .238.
The value of church ediflces dnclud-
ing furniture and equipment, as re-
ported by 2,877 churches for 1926, was
S28. .52O6l9, which may he compared
with $l3.787,579 reported by 1920
churches in 1915
OF the 1888 churches reporting in
1926 there were 496 located in urban ter
ritory incorporated places of $500 in
habitants or morel and 2,492 were in
rural areas. OF the total membership
1886 were in the urban churches and
the total expenditures 495 urban
churches reported S3,835,059 and 3.423
rural churches $3.14l.3 .3SI. The value
of church property reported by 400
urban churches was $l6.430.24S and
that reported by 1887 rural churches
was Sl2.090,374.
Sunday schools were reported by 2.739
churches of this denomina ton In 1926
with 3S,278 officers and teachers and
376.9S2 scholars The number of officers
and teachers in the SUNDAY schools as
reported for 1915 was Al ,223 and the
number OF scholars I02838.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CHURCH WILL HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICE
st. Alexander's Congregation
to Meet at Epiphany on
Wednesday.

ST Alexan6er's Holy Eastern Ortho'
doX Catholic and Apostolic Church
which meets at 1877 Twelfth street
every Saturday evening at ! o'clock fol
vesper services and Sundays at III m.
will have memorial exercises Weones-
cay at II o'clock eft the Church of the
Epiphany, 1917 G street.
There will be a celebration Of the
divine liturgy in commen1oration oi
the American, Serbian and Russian
sailors and soldiers and all the dead
Rev. Father ViachiSlav Gindlin. rector
of the parish, viii be the celebrant, as"
sisted by Rev. Father Pahomey. Rev
Robert Shores of st. Margaret'S EplSco-
pal Church will preach, This service
will be conducted in the ancient Rus
sian litllrgical language and in English
There are nearly three million ortno-
6ox Catholics of various nationalities In
the United States, ii is stated. each
croun having its own bishop or arch
hishop. the metropolitan platon, arch
hishcp of the United States ana
Canada. being the senior in juriSoic-
tion. There is a movement on foot at
the present time 10 bring together all
orthodox Catholics. whether Russian.
Greek. Syrian. American or others, into
one fold in America under one central
spiritual jurisdiction. and thereby form
a great national church.
ST. Alexander'S parish. which is
under the jurisdiction of the metro
politan-archbiShop platon. is unoer-
taking an elaborate program OF eXpan-
sion and Americanization. The parish
is preparing TO purchase new church
building, is establishing social service
bureau and forming several parochial
societies. A parish school and old peo-
pies home will be opened in the near
ffftIIre
The Orthodox Catholic Church At
large expects 70 open 3 seminary for
the training Of priests in Washington
this Fall.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
WIRE CLASSES
HOLD JOINT BANQU6 7
Metropolitan Baptist Club Is Guest
of Drake Calvary Group
at Dinner.

The MetropolitanA Baptist Church
Live Wire Class was a guest OF the
Drake Live Wire Glass Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church at dinner Tuesday night
at Calvary Church. Twenty-Five mem
bers of the host class and 35 members
of the Metropolitan class were IN at
tendance. An orchestra of the Calvary
class. led by Edward Tolson, entertained
during the dinner.
Glass yells we're given and songs were
sung by both classes. Austin Swartout.
president of the Drake class, delivered
an address of welcome. Col. Charles +:
Stark, jr., spoke for the home class. ana
Miss Florence Gravette for the visitors.
Robert Nolan, vice president OF the
Metropolitan class, also made nrlef
address
The Drake Musical Boys-Paul Fox.
Ben Thompson and Jim CrosS--enter-
tanned with selections. Virginia Cureton.
accompanied at the piano by Frances
CIreton Hubbard, rendered violin num-
bers. MIR. Fred @. Kline gave humorous
readings.
Following the dinner. the guests In
spccted waddell Hall and Inn. at BIS
Eighth street, the home OF the Drake
class
Evening star., 1928-05-26
THE FIRST MARTYR
IS SERMON TOPIC
Rev. W. S. Abernethy Will
End Calvary Baptist Series
Tomorrow Night.

Rev. w. s. Abernethy. pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church, will occupy the
pulpit at both services tomorrow. At
the II o'clock service he will preach on
"The First Martyr" of 1.-The Church Of
the Early Days" At o'clock he Will
conclude the series on 1.-The Seven
Deadly Sins" "Sloth" being the subject
A reception was rendered Rev. A. D.
Bryant, minister to the deaf, last Thurs
day evening by the members OF the
deaf department OF Calvary Baptis'
Church in commemoration Of two dec
AIDES of service. The pastor presented
greetings from the church and a tes-
timonial in gold for Mr. and Mrs Bry-
ant by the church.
The senior department OF the Sunday
school will hold Bible story contest
in the senior room Monday evening a'
3 O'Clock. Mr.. Nelson Blake will be In
charge.
Herbert Pendleton will conduct the
meeting OF the intermediate Christian
Endeavor Society tomorrow night at
O'Clock In the primary department
room Miss Olive BaXley, who has beer
the adviser for this society for a mum
Der of years, is leaving the city for An
indefinite period and this will be nCl
last evening with them.
Norman Van Der Linden will have
charge of the Young Peoples Society
which holds its sessions at Waddell
Hall. IT'S Eighth street, tomorrow eve
ming at 6:45 O'Clock. Miss Frances
Daugherty will lead the Senior Society
meeting in the adult room.
7 n, Balm will be the leader for the
Tuesday Evening Christian EndeaVor
Society at 8 O'Clock in the prayer meet
ing room. :,
THE Junior Church will meet at ii
O'Clock tomorrow morning in the pray y
meeting room. Rev. II. J, Councillor VIII
have charge of the service.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
REV. {. o. CLARK TO GIVE
MEMORIAL DAY SERMON
"The Unknown Christian" Topic
Chosen by Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church Pastor.

"The Unknown Christian" will be
the subject of Memorial dav sermon
hv Rev. Edward o. Clark. pastor. at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock A story-sermon
will be given the boys and girls OF the
Junior Church.
The moving picture play. by Their
Fruits" will be shown al the evening
service at O'Clock, Following the mo-
tion picture. a brief message viii be
given bv Mr. Clark,
The Young Peoples Union meets at
s:4Spm. with en- entertaining program.
Beginning in June. the young peoples
and the evening church services will be
combined. with the Young people in
charqs. The pastor will give the mes
-age for them on Baptist history.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ST. PAUL'S PLANNING
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
Bov Scouts will Lead Children s
March Tomorrow at Rock
Creek Church.

Flag day will be observed with spe-
cial exercises tomorrow at st. Paul's
Church. Rock Greek Parish. The Boy
Scout Drum and Bugle Corps VIII as
semble at 9:i5 o'clock and lead the
march. Children of this and Holy Com
forter parish will participate.
Mai Gen. E. A. Heinrich. u. s. A.,
will lead the Allegiance to the Flag.
Lewis T. Miller will be marshal Of the
day and Charles F. King will be deputy
marshal.
In the chancel will be Rev F. J. Bo-
hanan, rector: Rev. Joseph Fletcher,
rector emeritus: Rev. Calvert E. Buck.
the speaker: Rev. William l.. Mayo and
Rev Geoffrey Horsfield. assistants.
Holy communion will be observed to-
morrow at BIAS am. and at IL am.
meeting of teachers will be held
June 6 at 8 pm. A lawn fete Is planned
for June g.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
SECOND BAPTIST TOPIC.

Pastor 70 Preach on Verdict OF
Jesus on Calvary"
Al Second baptist Church. Third
street between II and streets. the
pastor. Rev J. L. S. Holloman. will
preach tomorrow at II am. on The
Verdict of Jesus on Calvary" At $50
pm. the Emergency Club will conduct
pew rally service Rev. Hampton r
GaSkins viii preach.
There win be special memorial
service conducted by the Spanish
American War Veterans and other
military organizations at pm. Ad-
dresses viii be made by the pastor and
the Cuban consul The Bible School
will meet at 9;a0 am, and the n, Y
r u at & pm
Evening star., 1928-05-26
THE KREMLIN. MOSCOW

THE Holy City OF Russia lies in the
- form of two circles one within the
other Both are surrounded by walls of
fortification and both represent sue
cessive periods of Moscow's growth.
The inner circle. or core. of the city Is
the far-famed Kremlin of Moscow. 1t
Is a citadel, or fortified inclosure. con-
tanning the Imperial Palace. the Treas
ury. the Arsenal and many of the most
revered and ancient temples of Russia.
Their lofty spires and gilded domes
produce a wonderful effect. enhanced
by the vivid colors of their roofs, which
form a glittering expanse of red. white
green. gold and silver. Originally this
Kremlin. like the Acropolis at Athens,
was surrounded by stout walls of oak
and in the center of this inclosure lived
Evening star., 1928-05-26
YOUNG PEOPLE H0N0RED.
Special Service at Second Baptist
Branch Church.

Young peoples night will be observed
tomorrow at the Second Baptist Church
The service will be held st the East
Capitol street branch. Seventeenth and
East Capitol streets. A special section
will be reserved for young people. The
service will be held at s O'Clock and the
subject OF the pastor. Rev. Ellis c.
Primm. will be Youths Claim to Re-
Spect."
The morning service viii be held at
the church. Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast The sermon theme
win be. Does PRAYER Profit?" Tn
r. Y r. T. will hold It's service -
the branch az S.4S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
GIVES WEEKS PROGRAM.
Church of Ascension Activities An
nounced by Pastor.

The rector of the Church OF the
Ascension, Rev. T. w Cooke, announces
the services for tomorrow and next
week, as follows:
Tomorrow am. holy communion:
$50 am, church school; u am, morn
ing prayer and farewell sermon by Rev
Hugh v. Clary, assistant minister:
pm, Chinese school: pm, Young
Peoples Society: 1880 pm, evening
prayer and patriotic address. Taps
will he played by member OF the
Marine Band.
Whitsun Monday and Whitsun Tues
day there will be celebrations OF holy
communion at 10 am. Thursday there
will be the regular midweek celebration
of holy communion at 10 am.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Presbyterian Farley Delegates.

Local women who will attend the
conference OF the Synod of Baltimore
and the Women's Synodical Society for
Missions meeting at HOOD College.
Frederick, Md, June ls To %, include
Mrs. r. A. Ramsey of Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. William l..
Darby of New York Avenue PreShyte~
rian Church, Mrs. Martha J. Vaughan
of First Presbyterian Church, Mrs, Al
fred F.. Barrows of Eastern Preshyte~
rian, Mrs. Harry j. Houston, MrSr, Oil
bert Hutchinson Mrs, Frank Edeins-
ton and Mrs Harry Armstrong Of Ken
sington Md
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
WILL BE CELEBRATED
Trinidad Congregation to Observe
a2d Year with Special
Program.

The Trinidad Baptist Church. Blad-
ensburg road near Fifteenth and H
streets northeast. will celebrate its
forty-second anniversary. and the ninth
year Of the paStorate of Rev. DI.
Spencer D. Franklin, tomorrow and
through the following week.
At 1880 O'Clock tomorrow the pastor
will deliver the sermon. At pm. the
Lords Supper viii be Solemnized. The
F1eld Missionary Of Mount Bethel Bap-
tist Association, Rev DR.. j. N. Beaman,
will take part in the celebration Of the
solomu rite. At 8 pm, Rev. w. L..
Gibson will deliver the sermon
Among the speakers during the week
viii be Rev. DR.. N. T. More. Rev j. 7.
Brooks. Rev. e. c. Berry. Rev. w. NJ.
Moore and Rev. w. NJ Williams
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Rev DR.. Bullock Sermon Themes

A.. ne Thlrc Baptist Church F3f'h
ane e streets tomorrow Rev. DT
George = Baliocks topic 81 II IN. H.
afsobbin2 God His topic ~ pm
z9!l b. "Running WIN the FOotman
Et 2 30 n. Df Bullock viii preach .
zpecisl sermon ~ the EbenezeF Church.
Fourth ard - streets southeast. Bible
school VIII meet 81 a;l5 am. The j,
4 " s9elety viii discuss al pm
..Wi4st Woulo Christ Mesn IN Ron
Christian Homer" The Junior e r.
soeiety will discus At pm. How "
Be GOOD keighbors The Sei.ioF g. r
@soelety viii discuss ~ u pm "Whal
Loes H. Mean 10 Me Tbst All Men Aff
Brother" Prayer meeting Tuesday. {
~ q pm Young Peoples prayer meet
1ng THURSDAY. 4 10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
PLAN MEMORIAL TO DEAD.
Shiloh Baptist Church will Honor
Vets and Members.

Shiloh Baptist Church, Ninth and p
streets, and the pastor. Rev. DR.. J.
Milton Waldron. viii hold memorial
services at ii am. tomorrow, at which
time special honor will be paid the
members OF the church who died during
the past year, and 10 the soldiers who
died I'm the Civil War.
The subject Of DR. Waldron's sermon
will be Fighting the Good Fight"
At night he will preach special SER
mon on Getting and Giving"
Evening star., 1928-05-26
RECTOR TO LEAVE HERE.
Rev. wm. II. Pettus viii Preach
Last Sermons at ST. Marks.

Al St. Marks Church. Third and A
streets southeast. tomorrow, being the
Day Of Pentecost. known as Whitsun-
day. there viii be two celebrations of
/. the holy communion, at 7:30 am. and
II an. The rector. Rev. William Henry
peftlls. will oficiate at both celebrs- :
sions and preach both at II am. and al
pm. -,
tomorrow will be Rev. Mr.. Pettus'
last Sunday with St. Marks congrega-
tier as rector. as he leaves Washington
Monday for Everett. Mass. where June
; ne becomes rector Of Grace Church
and will live in the rectory there at
n Walnut street He viii spend MS
vacation during August and September
in Europe.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
SUPPLIES PULPIT.

Rev. DIR. John Van Schaick, Jr,, TO
Preach at Universalist Church.
Or. Frederick w Perkins. pastor Of
the First Universalist Church, which
meets i'm the Ambassador Theater, VIII
be absent from the city tomorrow. His
pulpit will be supplied by Rev. DR., John
van Schaick. ir,, pastor emeritus
The church school conveneS at the
taleater immediately after morning Serv-
ices. DR.. r. w Ballou leading the adult
Bible class The devotional meeting
of the Young Peoples Christian Union
will be held at 4 pm. at the Parish
House, 1901 8 street. topic. Religion as
Education" led by Miss ThereSa Rupp.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ADDRESS BY DEAN WILBUR
Ministerial Union 10 Meet in Local
Church Monday.

Dean william A. Wilbur Of George
Washington University Will address the
Ministerial Union of Washington In
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Monday at J. O'Clock. His topic will
be THE PhiIosophies3 the Last Cycle
of shakespeare"
DR. Robert d. Glare Of Baltimore will
briefly review the loyalty crusade re-
Gently completed there. DR.. Samuel
.Judson Porter. pastor of First Baptist
Church. president Of the union, VIII
preside.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
PASTOR KEEPS POST.
DR.. u. T. Wexford. New A. NJ. T.
oHcisI. Will Continue.

The pastor. Dr. II. r. Medforc. VII
,,rea1t, - boffl services 81 John WesleS
a M r. Church. Fourteenth ano
CoFcoran ssFseta.
At tne recent A. M y Zion General
s,o,nfeyenee held ~ 81. Louis, Mo. Rev
tfsdford was elected foreign missionary
SECRETARY an6 editor % the Missionary
seer of the denomination, however. ~
viii continue MS pastoral services ~
.gonu Wesley until after the Philadelphia
sne Baltimore annual conference. wnbn
wifi o. held Jgne 80 ~ Union Wesley
a M r. zion Church. this city.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
ANNOUNCES SERMONS.
EVANGELIST Will Speak ar Gospel
Tabernacle Tomorrow.

Three sermons are announced Tor to-
morrow bv Evangelist William z. Booth
Clibborn at the Gospel Tabernacle.
North Capitol and < streets. At II am
he vill speak on How TO Keep on
Fire: pm Gods Clock. or tne
MYSTERIES of the Cyclic Principle, ano
7:30 pm. THE Worst woman M 70
Town or Washington Upside Down. "
The nastor. Rev. Harry L. Collier, will
resume the usual services with healing
Tuesdav at 7:45 nm. and Young Cru
sadsrs Friday at 7;45 pm. The
Wednesday evening service VIII De
omitted
Evening star., 1928-05-26
TO PREACH MEMORIAL.
Vermont Avenue Pastors Topic Is
Lest We Forget"

At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow morning. DR.. Earle
Wiley, pastor Of the church VII
preach 2 Memorial day sermon, Lest
We Forget"
AT the evening service his subject VIII
Ne naturalization oy Division The
Fndcavorers of the 1urch VIII nave
their annual field dsv ard picnic from
: m 3 nm Wedn~ ~sdav 80 the ReSeF-
voir site in Rock Greek Park
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Worthy Memorial" Sermon Text

At the II am service tomorrow III
Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Samuel r.. Rose will speak on "A
Worthy Memorial" and In the eve
ming on "The Message OF Words" first
in a series of Sunday night sermons on
"'rhe Yelled Memories, +"
Evening star., 1928-05-26
DR.. MASON TO PREACH.

Assistant Archdeacon to Talk al
St. Thomas Episcopal.
Or. w. Rov Mason of Charlottesville
Va. assistant archdeacon of the Arch
ceaconry Of the Blue Ridge, under
Archdeacon Neve. will preach spe-
ciai sermon on Missions" at the II
am service At St Thomas Church.
Eighteenth and Church streets tomor-
row The womans auxiliary will have
their annual corporate communion at
3 am
DR.. Mason has had charge Of one Of
the largest missions for Il years, when
he accepted a call to Christ Church.
Charlottesville. He recently resigned
his parish TO become assistant arch
deacon.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
PASTORS SERMON TOPICS.
West Washington Baptist Church
Services Outlined.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow Pastor G. B. Austin
will preach at the morning service on
The Happy Church" and in the eve
ming on "The Glory of Jesus
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday evening. Circle No. will
have charge of the program. Mrs II.
w O'Miilington viii be one OF the
speakers.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
CHILDREN TO PARADE.
Holy Rosary Youngsters TO Re
eeive First Communion Tomorrow.

ceive First Communion Tomorrow.
The children of the Holy Rosary
Church Third and r streets. viii re-
ceive their firSt holy communion t0rnor-
row morning at Q O'Clock, mass To oe
celebrated by the pastor.
In the afternoon az ; o'clock the Nav
procession will take place. The pro
ceSSion will be comprised Of bands Of
hoyS representing faith, hope and char
itS. the girls representing the r,yS-
lsries OF the molly rosary,
The May queen. Miss Alva l,avsszn,
win be preceded by the children oi
Mary, the crown-hsarer and attendants
Members of church societies will act as
an escort of honor At the close cf
the procession there will be a reception
Of new members into the Sodality ot
the Blessed Virgin Mary and henedtc-
ton OF the blessed sacrament.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
PLAN VACATION SCHOOL.
Bethesda will Have Sessions for
Four Weeks.

vacation church school will be
opened June IS at st. Johns Hall, Be-
theSda, Md The sessions will be from
$50 to IL 30 O'Clock for four weeks.
WhitSunday viii be observed at the
church with holy communion at 7:30
and IL am, the rector. Rev. Clarence
Prentice Parker. as the celehrant.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Daughters Of King Service,

The FIRST presentation Serviee OF the
Masters tInd az the Daughters et tAe
Ktng VIII ne held In st Johns Church,
Georgetown, Tuesday At \ pm The
preacher viii be Rev, W, w SheAret,
rector at SC CelumhAS parish The
rector OF st, johns parish and others eg
the clergy will take part IN this serytce,
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Evening Services Concluded

Al All Saints Church, Chevy Chase,
Rev, Henry Teller Cooke. rector, the
services tomorrow viii be 7:30 am. holy
communion: II am. morning prayer
and holy communion. The 3 pm. serv-
ice viii be the last evening service OF
tne seasOn.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
REV. H. A. KENT TO PREACH
Pastor Of First Brethren Church 10
Give Two Sermons.

Rev. Homer A. Kent. pastor Of the
Fsrs; Brethren Church, Twelfth and 4
ysYeess southeast will preach at both
services tomorrow At III o'clock MS
subject viii be THE Cali Of Business
Man" In the evening at O'Clock ne
nfil preach upon the subject Memo
rails That Endure. a Memorial ca
sermon. SUNDAY school meets At $3.50
am.
Tonorrow win Be visiting night IN
sfae Christian Ende2vor sT11 there VIII
be no meeting at the church,
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Church Benefit Entertainment.

Under the direction OF Miss Annie
A. Gray and John Endicott, drama
will be given at the Fffteenth street
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Tuesday at 3
O'Clock. The proceeds from this enter
tainment viii be used To help finance
the vacation church school
Evening star., 1928-05-26
FIRST BAPTIST SERVICE.
Rev. DR.. Porter Announces Sub
jects for Two Sermons.

DIR. Samuel Judson Porter will preach
on Sitting Souls on Calvary" tomorrow
morning at First Baptist Church. AT
night his subject will be The Test OF
the Open Road
The Sunday school will meet at $50
am and young peoples meeting viii
be at 645 pm.
Many Washington Baptists are plan
ming to attend the Baptist Alliance
which meets at Toronto. Canada
June %.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Theosophisis 10 Meet.

'"Ibe Constitution ~ Man" will Df
fhf sublect ~ . talk. followed ny aues-
flonk emo answers tomorrow evening 81
8 IS O'Clock 81 The United Lodge of
|. Theosophisss 709 Hll Building, se.en-
aelcoDae.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
DR.. PIERCE RETURNS.
All Souls Pastor 10 Preach on
Ministry Of Memory"

"MlnisfTY oI MthH0fF.
Dy ULYSSES o. p Pierce. minister oi
Al Souls Church fUnitarlanb, Six
seeuth and Harvard streets, who hai
been attending the annual anniversary
meetings Of the American Unitarian
Association in Boston during the pasl
week. returns 70 MS pulpit tomorrow
morning and viii preach a. ne II
O'Clock service Gn the subject lnf
Ministry of Memory.
Al & sDd 5:30 D m. the remarkable
Russian film. "fotemkin VIII bt
sl1oven Children under Is years ol
sge will not be admitted.