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OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
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sister. Mrs. Rosa n. Putnam Of wash
ington. are spending few weeks as
guests Of Mrs ] p williams at Oak
land Flint Hill Va,
Mr.. and Mrs, John p. de Barber oi
Altoona Pa, are nov at the Mayflowef
before returning To their home from a
motor trip To Boston,
MIR. and Mrs William r. Cox Of Los
Angeles, Calf. are In Washington fol-
short visit and are at the Willard,
Mrs. l.. M. Francis and her daughter
Ethelwyne. end Miss Clara Margaret
Morley, all OF Buffalo, arrived at the
Mayf1ower yesterday morning from
Waite Sulphur Springs where they have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
ucl Bixby They will be In Washington
until after Labor day.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Black George
whose marriage took place June l6 In
Mclean. Va. have spent the Summer
on a tour OF California and other Wes~
tern States. They have visited all the
important California cities and the Cat
alma Islands. After a week Al Lake
Tahoe, they will spend a month at Den.
yer before returning, the last OF Sep
TENDER. to Swarthmore. Pa, which will
be their future home. Mrs, George,
who was Miss Louise Baker daughter
nf Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baker OF Nc
Lean. Va. has a wide circle OF friends
in washington.
Mr.. end Mrs. William Kurtz Of Iona
Island CITY. accompanied by Mrs. p
Smith. will be at the Mayflower UNI
iii Tuesday They have been at Viz
ainia Beach for short while and will
60 10 Atlantic City for the remainder
of 80 yS,ek,
Mr.. and MIRA Eugene c. Colt have
taken an apartment, the Dresden at
2f2s Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Colt
has lust returned from California where
she was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene c. Colt, jr, for two months.
Mrs, Judson o. Harrison and son
have returned from tour OF Canada.
Mr.. J. Rosasco accompanied them, The
partv is now at Mrs. Harrison's Sum-
mer home on South River. at Edge
water Md. where they will remain
until about September ID.
Mrs. Paris Breuele viii leave Tues
day for New York, and Thursday VIII
sail on the American TRACER LOT
short visit In London and on the con-
tinent
Or. and Mrs Albert Joseph Carrieo
have returned from Cape Cod, where
they spent the Summer.
Mrs Frank S. Long, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Pauline Yates
Long and Miss Estelle zirkin is spend
ing tho week end in New York with
Maj Long They will later motor to
Canada where They will spend some
time visiting In Montreal and Quebec,
Miss Grace Mc1aurtne Is spending
several weeks with former Representa- ,
tive and Mrs. w Jasper Talbcrt, IN
their new nome at Mccormick =. Z.
Dr and Mrs NJ r. Fischer and their
son have returned from q fortnight $
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GolfNow ParamountSport
For Guests at Hot Springs
Open Tournament Scheduled at Opening of Sep.
TENDER, Another to Close Month at
Virginia Summer Resort.

, ancient Warm Springs. the output oi
which, according to the recent calcula :
fion of the United States Geological
Survey end the state geologist. is two
ard .one half million gallons per day
BIZ continuous recording gauge. MRS
Castle entertained informally a.
luncheon at the Homestead Tuesday
Mrs. r.. Randolph Williams Of Rich
mnnd Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cden have
arrived pt The Homestead from Wash
ng.on and play soft daily Mrs II. Cay
sTevrns hes inined the washington
colony. accompanied by Mrs. n. =,
~ichardscn snd Miss Gaii Richardson
Mrs Samuel Lawrence Heap of Wash
inrtcn was nj the finel dinner last
SATURDAY, # Mt End Mrs, Samuel j,
Henry nf Chevy Chase who have added
IN much "a the success and interest OF
the Summer ri the springs Al IN"
recent Bath County horse show nine
ribbons were taken by members Of tht
Henry family, Mrs. Henry with Mis-
Ann Henry, Master Robert Henry and
Miss Amy G. Butler left Tuesday for
hnn,e Mr. Henry wtth Miss Adelatd"
Henry Miss Mary Caroline Henry and
Mar Ssn1uel J. Henry. r., will attend
the warrentcn horse show on their way
hcrae
Mrs George Dunn has arrived from
washington From Baltimore are Mf'
md Mrs. Ilovd Corkran, Mrs. ChsunceN
Carbrill Mrs ClaTett Pyles and MRS,
A c. Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
{. McCcnihe Of washington gre con-
,inainc their late Summer visit. MISS
Margaret Merrill is at the Homestead
ps the guest of Miss Mary p. shirns Of
Pittsburgh They we're luncheon guests
lest Tuesday pt the Cas1s9e Club OF
Mr. and Mrs Harold V. Baxter OF PITTS
huFeh. .
Mrs Perry c. whitlnck Of Covington..
va gave luncheon at the Homestead
wednesday for Miss Geraldine Noell o.
Cr"inr;nn who will be married sep
tenber 3 IN Mr.. Anthony Lancaster ot
~. ~sl
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Episcopal Church. In the presence Of
a large company Of relatives and friends
The sanctuary vas banked with palm;
and ferns and the altar vases were
filled with white roses and hydrangea
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Horace NJ Brown Of Charleston. w. va
The vedoir~ music was rendered BY
the organist of the church, and Mr.
Granville Ieith sang Believe Nc II
All Those Endearing Young Charms
and Il Love You Truly"
The bride YVES given In marriage by
her father. and wore a period frock OF
white satin trimmed with pearls. She
wore a long tulle veil which formed
train and was held in place by a rose
point crown and orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet OF white roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Dorothy Wickline WAS maid oil
honor for her sister. and Miss Elizabeth
Wickline. another sister. and Miss julia
Cook Of Newport News. a cousin, were
bridesmaids. They wore oraandy
frocks In pastel shades, large picture
hats and carried bouquets OF asters tc
match their gowns.
Mr.. Frederick Seltz of Pittsburgh. Pa.
was best man. and the ushers were Mr.
vester Nelson OF Washington, and MFR
William Cockrill Of vienna. Va.
Immediately after the service, q re-
ception was held at Peacock. the home
of the brides parents. Mrs. Wickline
mother OF the bride. received with the
wedding party.
Later in the evening Mr., and Mrs
Kohlenz left for an extended wedding
trip They will be at home In Wash
ington after September 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Wayson an
nounce the marriage Of the latter's
daughter, Miss Mary Margaret Duffey
to Mr.. BRYAN w pittman, Monday. In
Calvary Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs
Pittman will sail from New York Wed
nesday, by way Of the Panama Canal
to Manila. Philippine Islands, where
MIR. Pittman Is stationed at the Stern
berg General Hospital.
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Dinner for Arts Club
Set for September Is

The Arts Club viii resume its &c
tivisieg on September a. when Lynch
I.uauer viii be the host at the hrst
dinner of the Autumn season
The guests ot honor Tiil be MT ana
MRS Robert ~ FeVre snd Miss Helen
Crouch A musical program VIII be
given by Mrs. Le Feyre. soprano, and
Hiss Crouch pianist
Al the club dinner September 80 Or.
ard MRS. George W. Cirty VIII % the
Fogt& and the evenings entertainment
yfll take the form NJ card party
The Book I Have Enjoyed Most VIII
bs the subject 81 an evenings informal
discussion under the leadership Of Miss
Label McDou2alI who also val De
hostegs 1T the dinner September n,
The Sunday tsas viii ~ resumed
aeptember %. when there VIII ~ 81
epenlag exhibition 81 the WORK Of WASH
ingf0n psintsrz with Miss Anne Fuller
Ahbctt as hostess. There VII oe z
chefinF 6ist7 supper September 80 hnd
the Mil will rtsunas 10 n'efsf3
grin6ings the preceding saturday.
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Mrs. Chapman Honors
Daughter on Bi.thday

Miss Elizabeth Chapman. daughter
Of Or. and Mrs c. N. Chapman, was
the guest Of honor at luncheon yester-
dav given by her mother At the Hotel
mcAlpin In New Y1"k in celebration Of
her twenty-first birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Chapman and her daughter mo-
tored to New York accompanied by
Mr.. Robert Chapman. son Of Or. and
Mrs. Chipman. and Mrs. l.. M. john
ston. Mrs. Chapman. with her son and
daughter. will continue their motor Trip
In Quebec stopping at West Point to-
morrow with friends Of Mr.. Chapman.
They will return by way Of Plymouth,
Mas. and will arrive In Washington
for the opening OF the George Wash
ington University where MISS Cnlpman
viii enter her sophomore year. Mr..
Chapman Is student at Hargrave
Academy.
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Absent Cabinet Officials
Returning to the Capita

Continued from Fifth Page
Washington Ia s"e the lsttors mother
Mrs. Frank r Hartman
Comdr. and Mrs. Henry q Cooper
IT.. are at the may1ower until today,
on their way to Charleston, Q, G., where
comdr Cooper will take command OF
the Y s. S. Dallas He has been on
DUTY at the Naval War College At New
port r. /
Mr. and Mrs Keith Merrill. who were
abroad In The early Summer. have re-
turned In their Summer home Avalon
on thr North Shore, where they VIII
be until late in the season before com
ing hack IN their Washington home at
2l25 Kalorama road.
MRS. Cushing Brsnt Is in New York
where sine II visiting her son"in-lh"
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Ianier Bartlett, and their infant son
sidney Lanier Bartlett, lr., born Thurs
day. Mrs Bartlett has many friends II
Washington whei she made her debn'
two wears sao. when her father MAJ
joseph Clark Brent, was assistant &c
the Assistant Secretary of War. MAJ
Tlrant is nov stationed 81 ohflahY Ffle
ri the Preside In California.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley are en-
tertaining in their summer home
| geaview Terrace. at Newport, Mr.
| james II r. Cromwell OF New YORK ant
Col. and Mrs John MacLean ol
| Toronto. Canada.
MRS. Enos Newman and her son, Mr.
| Hobart Newman, are visiting al South
| ampton, Long Island, where they "en'
by motor recently.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin r. Heae nf theVS
| Chase and their two sons have returned
| home after visiting at Bedford Springs
and several other resorts In Ptnnkyi'
| pania
| Mr.. and Mrs A. Plough Of Mempnis
| SIRE al the Msyfiewef on their ws3
/ South from Canada
MI. end Mira, W r. Dement, anc
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HOT SPRINGS. Va. September l.
The month Of September finds golf tbs
paramount sport at Virginia Hot
Springs, a tournament being held n
cnen the month. and another 10 Close
II. Today the Qualifying rounds of the
omen tournament for the Fsiracre Chsl-
lenge CUP were played AZ the Cascades
course. with an excellent entry. Seccn3
round tomorrow, Sunday. and the lltiafs
set for MerGay The trophy Is the SIT
Of the late Mr. BENJAMIN Franklin
Jones. jr. Of Virginia Hot Springs and
sewickley, Pa. and has been contested
for already three times, Prices also
uili be given 80 runners-up for as many
sixteens as enter, also for the qualifying
round
The great golf event of the year viii
be the thirtv~secnnd competition for
the wcmens amateur soft champion
ship Of the United States, 10 be he'd
ths week Of September % The Cas-
ca3es course was gone over last Sorine
BY Mr. William S Flynn Of Ardn1re,
Ps.. architect Of the course so the pla~-
ers OF the month will find the famous
eoIf ground in better condition than
ever
The Cascades clubhouse Is very ml"h
q social center Of the colony Comb
and Mrs, Paul H. Bastedo we're lun-hecn
vuests there last SUNDAY Of Mfr END
Mrs. James H winston Of Chicago. The
largest event Of the late Summer sea
son was the 6inner-6ance last Monds"
a. the Cascades Club. given BIZ NJ. ana
Mrs. George Hoadley ingalls, Of New
York. The So guests included, from
Washington. Mrs William f, Castle. ir
wife Of the Assistant Secretary Of State,
Comdr and Mrs. Stephen B. McKinnev
Mrs. John r. Williams. Mrs Ormshv
McCamnon and Mrs Harry Kerr: also
Rev Father Richard Washington, the
Baron arc Baroness Marcus Ecsen-
kranta an6 the Baron Iver Holger
Eosenkrartz.
While on his brief holiday Mfr Csstlr
visited daily the famous plunge a.
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home In Georgetown Wednesday after
noon. Miss Hoover was again the guest
OF honor at a shower given by Miss
Ruth Campbell Thursday evening.
Miss Julia Denning will entertain
at luncheon 1T the Carlton Hotel
Tuesday. having as her guests the
brides attendants, Who will be Miss
Ruth Campbell, maid Of honor and
Miss Elizabeth Brandenburg, Miss
Chsrlotte Parker, sister OF the bride
groom; Miss Mary Temple Hill and
Miss Denning as bridesmaids
Mrs. Clarence Leroy Parker, mother
Of the bridegroom, will entertain the
members of the wedding party and a
few additional guests at a dinner and
dance at the Columbia Country Club
wednesday evening, following the re-
hearssl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

visit TO Niagara Falls and Buffalo, They
nnnsd In Atlantic City en- route To
Washington.
Mrs. c. r Grondona and her son
Richard Of San Francisco are spending
the week end in Washington at the
Mavflower before returning 10 New
York to meet Mrs Grondonas daugh~
ter. Miss Marie Grondona, on her re-
turn from siX-month trip to Europe
Mrs. Grondona came east through the
Panama Canal. On the way home she
end her son and daughter will visit in
Cincinnati and Seattle.
Miss Sarah Baker OF Mclean, Va,
will return today from oyster Bay, Long
Island, where she was one of group
Of artists who were the guests Of the
Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation dur
ing July and August Miss Baker viii
reopen her studio In Washington In
September and In January will give an
exhibition In the Arts Club
Miss Sylvia Gordy Of the Hotel Ro0se-
welt motored to Wernerville, Pa. with
Mrs Erlebaohcr and Is at Galen Hall
MIS-, Lee PasChall and her daughter,
Miss Anna Lee naschall Of Richmond.
Va, are at the MayfloWer on their way
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Showers Given to Honor
Miss Hoover, Bride-Elect
HATS A. Ewing.

Miss Margaret Hoover whose mar
riage 10 Mr.. Clarence Leroy Parker,
jr, will take place Saturday. has been
much entertained recently. Phi Alpha
Chapter Of the Chi Omega. Of which
Miss Hoover is member, entertained
Al a miscellaneous shower in the home
Of Miss Helen Walten August 10 and
Miss Mary Temple Hill being hostess
at bridge-rea in her honor in her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
Perfume Showers Gazers,

window shoppers who pause in front
of a perfumery and toilet water store
in Germany are treated to shower OF
scented liquid. To advertise his wares
and to permit prospective buyers 10
select the scent desired, the merchant
he's fitted a small hose at the top of
the window. and through this he forces
a spray Of perfume at intervals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The charge d'affaires Of France.
Count de Sartiges. and the charge
6'affaires of Belgium. NJ. Robert Silver
cruys. who are at the Cavalier at Viz
einia Beach for the holiday. will return
to washington the middle Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The Minister of Persia. Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah, is spending few days
es the guest of the counselor OF the
Chilean embassy and Sonora de Agacio
IN their cottage at North Beach. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

Tbs Minister Of the Dominican Fe-
publ: and Scncra de Mor7l"s. rcturn-
&c Thursday from q fortnight's motor
trip to Canada going by way Of Niagara
Falls
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home from Cape Cod. where they have
spent part of the Summer,
DR.. Joseph II. Bryan, who spent the
Summer at Mount Kineo and Moose
Head Lake Me. has returned to Wash
ington for the Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Dickson have
motored to Washington from their home
in Philadelphia and are making brief
stay at the Mayi1ower, They arc on
their way TO keswlck. Va where they
win be the guests Of Mr., and Mrs,
Murray Boocock OF New York and Vir.
gnia for several days,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The charge d'sraires Of Finland, DR..
Milo Tdman. is spending the week end
and holiday In New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

Belfast. Ireland. will enlarge its head
quarters for the Irish Air Force In order
to accommodate The many who are
Joining the unit,
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The charge d'affaires of Czechoslo-
vakta. DR. Lipa. IL spending the week
end and holiday in the country as the
eueef of Col Martin. DR.. Lipa will so
70 New York the end of the week to
meet Nine Lipa, who will sail Wednes-
dey aboard the France for New York
and is expected to arrive there Monday
or Tuesday of next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The Minister of Bulgaria and Nine
Ezdef, who attended the Institute OF
Politics ~ williams College. will start
for the Capital by motor the middle nj
this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The charge d'affaires of Lithuania.
Or. Bagdonas, went to wilkes Barre,
Pa. last evening to remain over the
holiday. Dr. Bagdonas will attend q
Lithuanian fieid day tomorrow in cele-
hratinn Of Labor day and will return to
tbs CAPITAL the middle Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The Counselor of the Chilean en-
bsssy and Sonora de Agscio viii return
10 Washington the middle Of the week
from Maryland where they are occupy
ing q cottage on the shore Of Chesa-
peake Eav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
Diplomatic Circle
Broken by Absences
From the Capita

Continues from Fifth Page
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The counselor Of the Venezuelan iega-
ton, Or. Yanes, will return the middle
of the week from New York. where he
has been for week or 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy. Sir John Joyce Brod-
erick. IL at Elberon, n. j. where he Is
the guest over the holiday Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Seligman of New York In
their Summer home. Shorelands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

not expected 10 return until tie en-
Of this month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

The commercial counselor Of the
Swedish legation and Nine Weidel have
returned from brief visit in Pliila-
delphia NJ Weidel was charge DAT
fairs for several weeks after the de-
psrfure Of the Minister and until the
arrival Of the counselor NJ. Asarrassen.
who ls now charge d'ahsires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Il Hege Of CHEVY
Chase and their two SONS have returned
home after visiting At Bedford springs
and several other resorts in ptnnsyi~
pania,
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Brilliant Nuptial
Events of Interest
To Capital Society

Continued from Fifth Pege1
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A vending Of interest took place Sat
urdap evening Aueust 10 81 q o'clock
~hen Miss Josephine Cooke Wifklins,
daughter Of MI and Mrs. Edward
sylvester Wlekline n Fairfax Va be-
came the bride Of Mr. Charles Edward
Kohenz Of Warrington. in ST, Aihan 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

Mr. and Mrs A Plough Of Memphis
SIRE al the Msyfiewff on their Wy
South from Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02

Mrs. Enos Newman and her son, Mr.
Hobart Newman. are visiting al south
ampt0n, Long Island, where they vent
by motor recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29
GIRLS TO SELL PICTURES
FOR CONSTITUTION FUND
Debutantes to Aid Drive for Funds
to Repair Frigate at
Theater Here.

A corps Of young women of the Capt.
tails social set, including several debut
tantes of this and last season, will sell
prints of the frigate Constitution to-
night and tomorrow night at the Metro
politan Theater, where the photoplay,
odd Ironsides." is being presented. To-
nights group will be headed by Miss
Sarah Major. daughter OF Representa-
tive Samuel c. Major Of Missouri, and
will include Miss Bina Day peneen.
Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Charlotte
O'ShaughncSSy.
The corps which will sell the prints
tomorrow night will include Miss Mar
garet Orme. Miss Sallie Hewes Phillips,
Miss Helen Galley. Miss Harriet Whit
ford and Miss Fannie Dial. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cabot Stevens will chaperon the
young women.
The prints which will be offered for
sale by the two corps are those made
from the original painting which now
is being exhibited in the display win
dow of Woodward & Lothrops depart
ment store al Eleventh and F streets.
The proceeds from the sale Of the pic
lures will be used TO recondition the
famous old frigate of the Tripolitan en-
gagements and the War OF 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29
Lindbergh Medal
Measure by Tilson
Passed by House

The House today passed the Joint
resolution fathercd by House Leader
Tilson and favorably reported by
the committee on coinage. weights
and measures. authorizing the strik-
ing Of a gold medal in commemora-
ton Of the achievements of Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh.
This measure provides for the
coinage Of the gold medal In honor
of Lindbereh's achievements and
authorized the Secretary OF the
Treasury to strike such a medal
with suitable emblems, devises and
Inscriptions for presentation to the
intrepid transatlantic flyer.
For this purpose the resolution APP
nropriates $500 The Secretary OF
the Treasury is empowered to have
duplicate medals cast in bronze
under such regulations rs he may
stipulate, these duplicate medals to
be coined and sold in what guam
titles may be required. and at a
price sufficient to cover the cost.
No appropriation is made for the
coinage Of these duplicates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-29
SEES CHRISTIAN RELIGION
FOUNDED ON AUTHORITY
Rev. J. r. Sizoo Discusses Human
Beliefs in Sermon at Keith's
Theater.

The Christian religion is we'll founded
on authority DR.. Joseph r. SiZoo'
pastor of the New York Avenue PreSby-
terrain Church. stated in his address
today at the 1enten services being held
at Keith's Theater under the auspices
Of the Washington Federation OF
Churches His subject was The
Certainty of Jesus"
You don't have to swallow anything
in accepting Christianity" Or Sizoo
declared Religion depends on the
mind as we'll as the heart and intct'i-
gence should be closely associated with
religion.
we have oyerworkcd motionalism
in religion" nr, Sizoo said. and the
old belief that moving man to tears
would bring him to accepting religion
no longer exists
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, presi-
dent Of the Federation of Churches.
presided Or. Sizoo will speak tomor-
row on The Faith Of Jesus"