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Evening star., 1928-04-07
BY REV. HUGH +. STEVENSON.

THE RESURRECTION: Mark,
xvi.i-20.
Golden text. Because I live, ye
shall live also. xvi.9.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
FRENCH VICAR TO SPEAK.
Or. vurpillot Will Conduct Special
Easter Service.

DR. Florian Vurpillot. French vicar
OF the French congregation Of st.
Johns Church. Sixteenth street and
Lafayette square, has announced spe-
cial services for Easter, which will in
clude a celebration Of the holy COM
munion at Q am. in French. and an
Easter veSper service, likewise in
French. at 5 pm. when he will preach
on ''TAnnihilation finale"
DR.. Vurpillot. who is likewise the
president Of the Huguenot Society of
Washington. viii hold memorial Serv-
ice. partly in English and partly in
French. to commemorate the promul-
cation Of the edict of Nantes Friday at
4:45 pm The sermon will be in Eng
lish The special offering will be de-
voted to erect memorial In America to
the Huguenot leader, Admiral Gaspard
de Coligny.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
MCBRIDE WILL SPEAK.
Dry Leader on Program at Gospel
Mission.

DR. F. Scott Mcbride. general super
intendent Of the Anti-Saloon League of
America. is to be the speaker at the
chapel service, T:30 pm. tomorrow o.
the Gospel Mission, 2i4-ls John
Marshall place.
Other services during the day include
Sunday Bible Breakfast" class for
the unemployed homeless at $3.50 an.
a Sunday school at 2:3o pm. reaching
after the unchurched children. and q
converts Bible class at TO 7:30 pm
Harvey Y. Prentice. superintendent
of the Gospel Mission. also announces
that evangelistic services are conducted
in the chapel twice every 6av, one al
7:45 an. and the other at 7:30 pm.
The public is cordially invited 70 attend
and help.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
NEW EOIFICE TO HAVE
EARLY EASTER SERVICE
Fourth Presbyterian Church Mem
bers Also to Hear Sermons at
Usual Hours.

An early Easter service viii be held
in the new Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Thirteenth and Fairmont streets, to-
morrow at $50 o'clock.
At IL am. the pastor. DR.. James Fl,
Miers, will have for his topic, THE
Christ of Easter Time" and at 8 pm,
THE Word Made Flesh
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
will be held at the church Tuesday at
1890 o'clock.
At a recent congregational meeting
the following trustees were elected
Colin n. Livingstone, Edward e. Glenn
ent and William e. Andrews.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
MARKS II YEARS SERVICE.
Rev. ]. I. S. Holloman VIM Preach
at Second Baptist Church.

Rev. J. L. S Holloman win complete
IL years paStorate of Second Baptist
Church. Third street between II and
I streets. tomorrow.
He will preach at IL an. on There
Shall Be No Night There"
The regular communion service viii
be held az PM. with reception TO new
members.
The 3. y. p. Z. will meet at 6 pm
and the Bible school at $50 plra.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
BAPTISM RITE PLANNED.
Service to Be Held at Second Bap-
tist Church Tomorrow.

after Death--What?" viii be the SER
mon subject tomorrow night OF Rev.
Ellis G. Primm. pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church. This service viii be
held at the East Capitol Street Branch,
Seventeenth and East Capitol streets, at
8 o'clock.
There will be q number OF baptisms
at the morning church service, which
viii be held at IL O'Clock at the church,
Fourth street and Virginia avenue SOUTH
east. MIR. Primm win preach at this
service on the theme IF Man Die,
Shall He Live Again."
The 3. Y. p. U. viii hold services at
the branch at Gas pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ABOLITION or DEATH"
DR.. Perkins, Universalist Pastor,
Announces His Topic.

DR.. Frederic W. Perkins. pastor of the
First universalist Church, which meets
in the Ambassador Theater. will preach
tomorrow on The Abolition of Death" :"
The church school convenes at the
theater immediately after morning serv-
ices. DR.. r. w Ballou leading the adult
Bible class. The devotional meeting of
the Young Peoples Christian Union
viii be held at pm. at the Parish
House. 1901 street: topic. Easter, .
led by DR.. Perkins.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Or. DEPP TO SPEAK.
Theme at Morning Service VIII he
Lord Of Life"

Easter Sunday viii he Observed &c the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church.
Columbia road near Fifteenth street AS
the morning service the nasasssev, Og.
Mark nepp. viii preach on she theme.
The lord es Life" Al the evening
worship his theme will be ~CrSat Be-
lisving"
The annual haAQaet af the Meas St~
nle class viii aa held "Wednesday at s
O'Clock, Dr. Oscar Thomas olSca. nAsgA-
lister tn the Moant Vernon Place Mssho~s
dist Episcopal Church, Baltimore. Will
deliver the address.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SERVICES AT HOTEL.
Sunday School at $50 O'Clock To-
morrow at Wardman Park.

Park Hotel last Sunday. The school
was organized under the direction Of
the General Assembly's commission and
the Presbytery's extension committee.
represented by DIR. Hugh *. Fulton,
DR. Alfred e. Barrows and DR.. Charles
Wood, under the immediate Supervi-
sion of DR. John c. Palmer. All chill
iren, their parents and friends not
already connected with Sunday school
are invited 70 attend
The service Easter Sunday win begin
at $40 am. Brief Easter addresses
will be made and classes formed.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Glass Extends Invitation.

The Drake class of Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and FL streets, Is a.
Bible class for young men between the
ages of II and 25 years The class,
which Is taught by w. G. Waldo. meets
each Sunday from GAS to 10:45 am,
invitation to attend the Sunday service
is extended to all young men.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
DR.. LAMBETH TO PREACH
ON 'EASTER'S LIVING LORD
Morning Topic at Mount Vernon
Place Church-District Confer
ence Wednesday,

DR.. William A. Lambeth will have for
his subject at the morning service at
the Mount Vernon Place Church
casters Living Lord"
In the Sunday school auditorium at
IL o'clock Rev. J. w. Rustin will preach
TO the junior congregation on THE
Power of the Risen Lord"
The Washington District Conference
will be held az Gaithersburg next We'd
nesday and Thursday. The delegates
To this conference are r. T. Bucking-
ham, A. r. Brindley aad d. c. Roper.
The alternate delegates are J. NJ. Follin,
G. M. Stoy and ]. F. Tiller.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
GRACE CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev, n, NJ, Perkins GO Preach.
Special chilaFen's Exsrsisea

Easter Sunday Will ha observed ey
Grace Episcopal Church. ueoFseeoxn,
with appropriate ge4emcntea TNAfe vii
ha holy cpmnsunlan As fsSo A-En A.
III a'eloek she sermon vtn % Eesaahee
BY the Fecsor. Net. n, ". eNknaA 81
which tlnaa there vii ~ n efaAsss pRN1e
er. Allowed ey hnsy eeanFaanAon,
Az I PM shese VIII ~ Z sr>ci2 &laias
agNAs ael4lea.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SERVICE WILL CLOSE.
Final Evangelist Meeting at Yer.
mont Avenue Church Tomorrow.

The evangeIistic services which have
been held at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church for the past three weeks viii
close tomorrow evening. when DR.. Jesse
r. Kelienss viii preach On The Un-
pardonahle Sin" His sermon theme to-
morrow morning win be Loves Argu-
ment for Life"
The Christian Endeaporers viii have
q sunrise service al $50 a.zsl.s with Leo
Tooley as leader. This viii be followed
By the annual Easter breakfast at the
Ia Fzyetse Hotel
Or. KeIlens win give an illustrated
lecture Monday evening on South
Africa" where he spent IA months,
and 10 which he expects to return in
Evening star., 1928-04-07
REPRESENTATIVE TO TALK
Ira g. Hersey Will Address CAL
vary Church Class.

The mems Bible class of the Calvary
NJ. e. Church. on Columbia road near
Fifteenth street, will be addressed to-
morrow morning BY Representative Ira
G. Hersey of Maine. DR.. Arthur C.
Christie is the teacher of the class.
The Calvary class is one Of the larg-
est organized mems classes in Wash
ington Methodisnl The annual ban
uuet, preceded by the election of off,
GERS. will be held at the church We'd
nesday evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Mount Moriah Baptist Church.

Easter services will be conducted to-
morrow by the pastor at Mount Mo-
riah Baptist Church, Third and L
streets southwest. AT $50 o'clock the
Bible school win meet. DR.. j. Harvey
Randolph's theme at ii:l5 am. win be
The Triumph From Josepn's Tomb and
It's Message to the World"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
JOINT EASTER SERVICE.
Sunday School and Church Il
Unite at Albright Edihce.

Albright Memorial Evangelical Church.
Fourth and RittenhouSe streets. VIII
bring TO close series of holy week
services tomorrow. There viii be COM
oined Sunday school and church service
at 1890 am. The kindergarten,
primary and junior departments Of the
Sunday school viii render a brief pro-
gram. There will be q baptisnal serv-
ice, and the pastor. Rev. George E.
Schnahel. will deliver an Easter sermon
on He Is Risen. as He Said"
Rev. Schnabel will use as his subject
The Resurrection on Our Street" st
7;45 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Mass Meeting Planned

There viii be mass nesting q ali
fsts adult Bible classes Of the District
VI Columbia and enyirons At Calvary
Eapaast Church, Eighth end II streets.
foE1orrow hi 50 pm. Hsg Homer j.
0o,1nellor and Joseph y Montgomery
of Phlladelpsis, I'a, are scheduled "
kpesk. ~.-..4-~-~-.-.-.-s-v-As
Evening star., 1928-04-07
"NEW LIFE" IS THEME.
Rev. Earl N. Bowman TO Make Ad.
dress Tomorrow Morning.

A special Easter program VIII be
given tomurrow at Ii am. at Washing
ton City Church Of the Brethren,
Fourth street and North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. There viii be a reading,
entitled, "Tiae Child and the Rising
Day" by Mrs. z. II. Bowman. and q
short address by the pastor, Rev. Earl
Mckinley Bowman, on the subject
New Life" In the evening at O'Clock
an Illustrated lecture win be given BY
DR.. Charles e. ReSser on The Passion
Play the stereopticon slides being
reproductions OF photographs Of the
Passion Play Of Oberammergau.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Message of Easter" Is Topic.

"The Message of Easter" will be the
subject of the sermon tomorrow morn
ing by Rev Bernard Braskamp, pastor
Of the Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
hyterian Church, Thursday evening al
new members were received into the
church.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Rev. D. L. Snyder to Speak.

At Emory Methodist Church. Geor-
gia avenue and RittenhouSe street, the
pastor. Rev. d. l.. Snyder. will speak
tomorrow on the topic, ''The Love Trail
of the Empty Tomb" at IL o'clock.
At this service a large number will be
received into church membership.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
COMMUNION NEXT WEEK.
Bethesda Church to Continue Serv-
ices After Tomorrow.

At ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
Bethesda, the rector. Rev. Clarence
Prentice Parker. win preach tomorrow
morning at l0:45 and also at 7:45 pm
Other services will be: Holy COM
munion, am: children's eucharist.
9:30 am: holy communion, l0:45 am.
Holy communion will also be celebrated
on Easter Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday following. The annual parish
meeting will be held Monday at pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
OBSERVE DECISION DAY.
Fifteenth Street Christian Bible
Service Tomorrow.

Service Tomorrow.
Decision day will be observed to-
morrow In the Bible school OF Fifteenth
Street Christian Church A large num-
ber OF the young people are expected TO
take membership with the church at
this time.
At the III o'clock service the pastor
Rev. Harry M wilson will preach on
THE Empty Tomb" Communion serv-
ice will be held.
AT the evening service the sermon
topic Is THE Ageiess Christ" The eve
ming service will mark the close Of the
evangelistic services.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
GREEK EVENT MARKED.
Celebration 70 Be Held Of Ami.
yersary Of Independence.

The Community of Saints Constantine
and Helen, Sixth and e streets south
west, will celebrate the IOeth anniger-
saFy Of Greek Independence tomorrow
at The Church of Saints Constantine and
Helen. T'De celebration will begin inane-
dsateIy after the conclusion Of the usual
Sunday services,
George e. vournas VIII speak, The
members Of the Greek legation and the
Greek Minister, ~ well rs aIl Greek
societies, have been invited b attend.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Swedish Chapel Services.

Services will be held In the Swedish
Chapel, 400 Fourth street, tomorrow nj
II am. and 9 pm. Rev, s. e. Anderson
liz the pastor.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
RESURRECTION is TOPIC.
Rev. Walter Fl. Brooks to Preach
at Morning Hour.

Al Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
tomorrow morning tEs pastor, Rev,
Waiter III. Brooks, will occupy the pull
Dit, and has selected for his subject
'@Tne Resurrection !"
THE Christian Endeayor Society, un~
der the leadership 0f A.. r. Rogers, VIII
conduct sunrise service at 30 m
sunday school VIII meet ~ $50. Inc
church viii hold prayer service Thurs
day evening al & O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
WEEKS SERVICES LISTED.
Church of the Ascension Has Full
Program of Services.

Program of Services.
The rector of the Church Of the
Ascension, Rev Thomas w. Cooke, an
nounces the following services for
Easter: 7:30 am, sunrise celebration
of holy communion; $50 am, morning
prayer. al which the church school will
present its Lenten offering, III am, fes-
Ilyai celebration: 8 pm, Chinese school:
7:30 pm, evening prayer and address.
Monday. 10 am, holy communion:
8 pm, the parish meeting for the cleo
ton of yestry will be held In the
church school room.
Tuesday. 10 am. holy communion
IL am, the Parish Aid Society will
meet I'm the guild room.
Thursday, 10 am. midweek ceiebra-
ton of holy communion.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
WILL SPEAK ON DEATH.

Georgetown Lutheran.
Does the Tomb Take Alis" VIII ~
the subject tomorrow sc Il Am, tn
GEORGETOWN Lutheran Church. Rev,
Harold Beatty. pastor. Holy communion
viii be administered.
Easter service by the Sunday schooi
will be held as pm,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SUNRISE PRAISE SERVICE.
Metropolitan Baptist Church to
Marx Advent Of Easter.

MhFM AUFEHL uI LdbLEK.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
q sunrise praise service viii be held
tomorrow at Z O'Clock, under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples So
cietles. At IL O'Clock the pastor, Rev.
John Compton Ball. win speak on THE
greatest Story Ever Told" At this
service the pastor and deacons will
give the hand of fellowship TO more
than 90 new members In the evening
Dr Ball viii baptize several others and
viii speak On The Assurance Of
Immortality
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22
NEW PROCESSES IN INDIA.

itself differently There the
of different from those IN
entire PERIOD in the course OF many
struggle against the I'M
otherwise India There is neon
will play revolutionary role for any
does apply to the various petty
parties terroc organizations existing IN India
principal the bourgoe, the Swaraj
Party.
position analysis of the siua
opinion India ceasing be colonial country and that
process going there That theory is
contrary recently following the period of
general of the Indian bougeoise in particular This
Imperialism maneuvering But this farcry from armed
British imperialism and seek compromise with it.
independent radical slogans such demand confiscate the land
radical for the defense of working class interests 1t
the of independent action and the advance
revolutionary slogans the Swara bourgeosie
will rapidly and compromise with British
Imperialism Now At points play
effectively revolutionary role but it conceivabe that will play
revolutionary role for length of There doubt and
this be emphasized that the bourgeose will desert the
of the first manifestation of
The Communist Party from the the half
bourgeo the
beginning against the boureo and the of the
of the workers the future behavior the Indian Swarat
bourgeosie mechanical application of Chinese tactics to India
fraught with danger special analysis tactics based
the particular conditions prevailing in India
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22
CORRECTNESS OF THE MAIN LINE AND BLUNDERS
IN ITS APPLICATION TO CHINA.

Before anayng fundamental tasks general should like
deal question of the colonial movements will deal with
China will limit myself merely to few remarks be-
cause dealt with partly in discussing the
gramme particularly discussing the colonial question
On the questions revolution had extensive
opposition points of principle Here in
retrospect the major problems of the
Chinese The Communist Party of China all
defeat This is fact The question arises
tactics pursued by the Comintern
the Chinese indeed nexpeden to have
bougeoise perhaps this the original
sin the all other and gradually
step by STEP defeat the Chinese proetariat?
Most likely question will be analysed great detail at this Con-
grs colonial problem will be for discussion in as much
vital question which must be critically and
crupulousy examined and analysed But think ana the anaz
in this, that the mistake does not lie here
On the the main line of tactics that at fault
but the the practical application of the line rsued
Firstly the beginning of the Chinese revolution in the
did sufficiently criticize the Kuomnang Instead Of being an ally
times accessory OF the kuomnang secondly
understand the change that
took place the transition from stage to
another Thus it was possible Tor time 70 t n m
imminent changes necessary to prepare Tor
that alliance always to bear in mind
the consequently for struggle
On phases of the Chinese revolution we find
China committed grave bunder They did this coming
change did not foresee and therefore did not effect
timely when the former ally turned into deadly zoe nro
our Party acted brake the mass movement brake
revolution and brake on the labor Ihe
bunders and naturally they helped to BRING ABOUT ne de-
Communist Party and of the Chinese proeaa
opportun bunders But this time as frequently happens some com
rades They did not upngs with
sufficient ca the n worst e The s X pfnum the c
change tactics of the Communist Party China but not IN the
same direction that of the West European parties
Bv manipulating Left" Right etc. can say
that in Britain change has been effected towards
the Left China towards the Right However wish to
make not in favor Of such mnoogy IL htt
sts explains nothing The purpose OF nayng any
given discover whether certain tactics are correct or
not unsuitable for the given situation and not whether the
tactics Right or le1I
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22
V. Our Main Tasks and Our Shortcomings.

of the period the revolutionary duty TO the Parties
Interest the Chinese Revolution sufficiently sustained Nor
did the Party deal adequately with the Bohvaton of the
Communist Party of China and the Bovatn the labor and
peasant movement China Thoroughgong systematic work
this sphere observed Sufficiently political
corresponding to the
tematc work undertaken
always able with the tasks that confronted them the period
Of big campaigns.
Take the question of Fascsm. mind
Fascm want to deal with this question somewhat broader lines
want to take the question of Fascism Italy, Poland and
Fascm general The Communist Parties struggle
and the attention they paid this totally
Events like the United States
sufficiently ounteraed particularly by
the American Party for which this should
Central Question in all it's activity develop
sufficiently broad campaign This the
Nicaragua far from Europe
seriously affect
Parties particularly Europe both small
provincialsm
significance Of international high politics
ousy for world historical events like imminent
the problems Of high international politics.
will be unable seriously
that order launch this campaign properly
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22
iii. Our Line of Tactics.

weIknown fact that parliamentary
prevalent the French Party The elections marked
point for the Party turning point which must be regarded only
the the elections
policy the French Communist Party Having
that the conflicts which
paamentarism the of the word play
break this
tradition.
Thus the change tactics bound with the change
the objective situation this the signal for change the
Communist Parties The political this
attitude social democratic parties
The attitude towards the social democratic parties
cardinal political question 1nnsiatn Of the struggle against
cia the political oenaton of the Communist In
ternanal think that this slogan this political orientation will
adopted by the VI Congress At the time must emphasize
methods the
identical with the abandonment of
the united front tactics comrades inclined think On
the contrary the sharply against social democracy
demndy
including the of rank and file
social democrats including the of workers who follow the lead of
social democracy the strenuousy fight to these
But order conduct successful struggle for the
methods approaching them Only those
lacking intelligence would that since wagng desperate
against social democracy dealings with rank
file social democratic workers There comrades who still
fail appreciate this wo-fod Many have seri
the that this
important and fundamental tasks,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22

Further, sympahzng organizations To
that
though cannot tell exactly when they will
what da would be predict understand
that precisely because
auxiliary organizations play In
shall have take the question
The election our nu
the rural districts those the
somewhat diminished This symptom
OF work the
be
of the struggle we must
forget that the bougeoise working feverhy
The bourgeose
Parties forgotten about
byrecal the Rumania
muns Party Rumana smashed but uttered
ing that approaching Rumana
Comnten whole the executive committee foresaw
a
that almost connection with Rumana. These
without hardly influence
Therefore certain conclusions regarding the
all Balkan
Yugosavia. Bulgaria, ETC.. and in Poland.
We attention the
help International
live
a
fishing various material It's organzaon connections
The numerical strength of the organization negligible
think
the fault
the Cmnter We appropriated sufficient
organization devoted sufficient it's
work This clearly borne out by the Rumanan
We
immediate everything
think not giving enough to the AnImperial
think that this
maintaining In reality experience has shown something quite differ
this
potential congress
Of the league wah grand parade big political demonstration But
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-08-22

carry the necessary energy up questions
international high politics with questions of daily life and revolutionary
activity the problem
the political questions including
questions the labor country this
em The capitalist offensive bound with the bourgeois
called the strengthen the
positions of the bourgeoe establish civil peace
lection against the workers Generally speaking this
complicated problem While handling it
the time them the further
of poitco-tacta
art involved in this But this
big political questions and is precisely here that the of Bohe
vk tactics with minor questions
fail to sufficiently international problems signify
that will fail systematic
on Inc question OF the question of defending the revolution
the u s. R. and in Chnare questions
significance Systematic work this direction the
of all Parties of all Sections of the Communist International
The question of the
question of attitude towards the form capitalism
capitalist state In this mperceptby
political problems
of the Social Democratic PariesI
pasngwe find fully consistent
employers organizations 1t
the League OF Nations The social democrats
peace and the socaed American method collaboration
LABOR and capital Such the line of social
racy This main policy finds its reflection
affairs But also meet with dealing
affairs in the question of relations with
the attitude towards the
viz the of Trust Capital democratic slogan is
slogan Of unity with question the
struggle no longer exists
sphere strikes
strikes they stand for compulsory them it not
question OF the dependence independence
they stand for collaboration between the labor
employers organizations This integral
the reomst viewpoint the labor
class independence Glass the of
these gentlemen The Social Democratic line grating
efor labor organizations with the
capital monopo
oocial Denocrauc tactics operating all along the line