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Evening star., 1928-11-03
Special Subject Scheduled.

At Peoples Congregational Church
the second in a series of special mes
sages on the Book of Genesis and its
place in modern thought will be pre-
sented by the pastor, Rev. A. F. Elmes,
tomorrow at IL o'clock, the theme being
"A Voice in the Cool of the Day."
Communion will be observed. VAST
ing Our Time" is the theme for dis
cussion at the Young Peoples service.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
REPAIRED CHURCH
WILL BE REOPENED
''What God Requires" Subject of
McKendree Methodist Pas
tor Tomorrow.

After extensive repairs and improve
ments made during the Summer and
Fall, McKendree Methodist Episcopal
Church, Massachusetts, avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, will
reopen the auditorium tomorrow The
improvements include repairs to roof of
the building, a new heating plant
decorated auditorium, rebuilt cushions
for seats and a new carpet. these i'm
provements costing about $500.
The pastor, Rev. William Pierpont,
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening, his morning subject being
What God Requires" and in the eve
ming on the topic, Freedom Through
the Truth
Evening star., 1928-11-03
MILLER BROTHERS AID
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
Meetings Begin Tomorrow at Beth
any Baptist Church-To
Last Two Weeks.

Rev. L. H. Miller and Charles o. Mil
Ter, celebrated evangelists, will assist
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor of Beth
any Baptist Church, Second street and
Rhode Island avenue, in series of
special evangelistic meetings, commenc-
ing tomorrow morning and continuing
two weeks.
The Miller brothers, as they are
known, come from family of dis
tinguiShed Baptist preachers. They
are natives of Macon County, N. c.
They have held meetings in all parts
of the country.
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Missionary Society Meeting,

The monthly meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church will be held Wednes-
day at IL o'clock. Miss Cora White
will give the devotional address. Mrs.
Eowland Evans, a missionary from
Africa, will make the principal address.
Refreshments will be served
Evening star., 1928-11-03
Men Give Church Program.

The men of the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church, Fourth and B streets
southeast, present the program for the
first Sunday evening in each month in
that church. They will present as a
will speak on "A Religion Worth While" +"
Evening star., 1928-11-03
SERMON TOPICS GIVEN.
Memorial United Brethren Church
Announces Program.

At Memorial United Brethren Church,
North Capitol and r Streets tomorrow
the pastor will preach in the morning
on '|Inconstant or Eternal and in the
evening on Lovers Lane" The morn
ing services win be broadcast through
Station WRC.
/ The Sunday school will assemble at
p:40 am and the Christian Endeavor
Eocieties will meet at z pm. with en-
kphasis on religious training.
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PASTOR TO PREACH.
DR.. H. D. Tillman to Speak at John
Wesley A. M. E. Zion.

Wesley A. M. E. Zion.
The pastor, DR.. Henry D. Tillman,
will deliver the sermons at 10:45 am.
and 7:45 pm. tomorrow, at John Wes-
ley A. NJ E. Zion Church, Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets. Church school
meets at $50 am; v. c. M. Society at
$50 pm.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the church will give
a chicken and waffle supper Tuesday, at
which time returns from the presiden-
tial election will be heard over the radio.
Rev. C. C. Williams, pastor of Union
Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church, will wor-
ship with this church November z, at
8 pm.
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$50 GREAT" SERMON TEXT
Rev. E. C. Primm Announces Serv-
ices to Be Held Tomorrow.

$50 Great will be the sermon sub
Eect tomorrow night of Rev. Ellis C..
Primm, pastor of the Second Baptist
Church. This service will be held at
o'clock at the East Capitol Street
Branch, Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets.
The morning service will be held at
the church, Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast, at IL o'clock. The
subject will be THE Conditions of
Power" The Lords supper will be OBJ
served. The B. Y. P. U. will meet at
the branch at GAS pm.
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EVANGELIST TO SPEAK.
Last Week of His Services to Open

LdSC WEEK OF his oeIV1C6s 60 OPoA
at 18th Street Church Tomorrow.
The second and last week of evan
geliStic services at Fifteenth Street
Christian Church, Fifteenth street and
Kentucky avenue southeast, begins to-
morrow, according to announcement of
the pastor, Rev. Harry M. Wilson, and
Evangelist c. N Williams.
Junior and Senior Endeavors mee,
at GAS pm; junior church, IL am.
Communion and sermon in the main
auditorium, IL am; theme of sermon
is Gods Memory Service" In the eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock Evangelist Williams
will speak on Jesus a Jew Only, or
Jesus the Divine Son of God?"
Evening star., 1928-11-03
Bethel Church Services.

Dr. William D. Jarvis will preach at
New Bethel Baptist Church, Ninth and
S streets, tomorrow at ii am. on "The
Spiritual Telegraph" pm, Lords
Supper; $50 pm, Christian Endeavor; !;
9:30 am, Bible school.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
ENDS EVENING SERIES.
Presbyterian Pastor to Give Final
Address in Group.

The last Of a series of addresses on
EBuilders of America" will be given
tomorrow evening at o'clock at the
lexington Presbyterian Church by the
pastor, Rev. Henry B. Wooding, the
topic being 1.-THE Contribution Of the
F1uguenots to American Life"
The theme Sunday morning is
Landmarks"
The second Of a series of talks on
the Apostles Greed will be given by
the pastor Thursday evening, o'clock.
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Rogers Is Speaker.

"Hoover's Attitude on the Religious
Issue" will be discussed at the Wash
ington Secular League Open Forum at
1905 E street tomorrow at 3 pm.
Elmer E. Rogers is to be the principal
speaker The public invited.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
TWO SERMONS SCHEDULED
Rev. John Compton Balls Services
at Metropolitan Baptist.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
Pastor John Compton Ball will preach
tomorrow morning on "Judes' Advice to
All Believers" and in the evening on
'The Man God Holds Up to the Devil
for Inspection.
The Lords supper will be observed
at the morning service and a large
group of new members welcomed into
the fellowship of the church. The ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
In the evening.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
ELECTION SCHEDULED.

Baptist to Name Officers.
The Workers Council of the High
lands Baptist Church school will meet
at Mrs. Simmonds, 1921 Gallatin Street.
Officers for the year will be chosen.
The Ladies Social Circle will hold an
all day work meeting with Mrs.
Leonard, Wednesday, in preparation for
the annual sale.
The pastor will preach tomorrow eve
ming on What Is Your Life" In the
morning communion will be observed
The address will be by DR.. Henry w.
o. Millington.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
TAKOMA PARK BAPTIST.
Rev. w. E. La Rue Gives Plan fol-
Sunday Services.

At the Takoma Park Baptist Church
Rev. William E. La Rue, pastor, will
preach tomorrow at IL o'clock on
"Christ and Common Things" Com
munion and reception of members. At
8 pm. the subject is "The Infallibility
of Christ"
The pastor gives a sermonet to the
children at the morning service, after
which they are permitted to retire. On
this occasion the subject will be ''The
Weevil in the Boil"
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f.. some time, was called to her
home in Moffit Monday, a. her
daughter, Mabel, was i'll with the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson and Mrs
Ed. Olson went to Bismarck Sunday
to see Eddie Olson who is in the
Bismarck hospital again, quite sick.
Mrs. Candee only had four pupils
in school Monday as all Of the rest
''ere out with the flu.
L. D. Bailev was caller at the
George Lewis home Wednesday.
Roy Bal er's visited with Mrs.
John Baker Sunday.
Miss Florence Gosn>y i out Of
school having siege with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Triplett Of
Brittin, aunt and uncle of p. NJ. Cos
ney, visited at the Gosney home
Sunday.
Those having baby chicks report
them doing just fine, although it is
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis and
little niece, Marjcry Bailey, were
dinner guests at the Gosney home
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill, son Earl, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Koon visited at
the Wilbert koon home Sunday af.
t rnoon, and at the Gosney hone
in the evening.
| Wilbert Koon and Charley Cos.
ncy called at the Max Lang home
Sunday evening.
!! Miss Leona Aglow gave a very
interesting talk at the church Sat.
u-day night.
z. Il. Lash has returned from
Le~istown, Penn, and is making his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Swindling.
The young man that is working
for L. L. Hurr had the misfortune
to run rusty nail through hi:
foot Monday.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children
were callers at the George Levi!
home Saturday.
Earl Gaskill is drilling wheat fol
Martin Nelson.
Those attending chruch in Sterling
from here Sunday reported fint
oSI lhoIi w Vic NV AIoohcs ASS1ANuA
Der Sunday school at II o'clock ant
church services at II.
Lawrence kositzky visited will
relatives here Friday and Saturday
| The E. c. Fogarty family are en-
joying new car.
Max Lang Of the Sterling Ship
ping association was calling or
farmers here Monday in regard Il
shipping.
Mr.. HALEY Belk, depot agent Of
Sterling, has been fixing a few
phones on our telephone line and
quite an improvement has been
made already.
A mixed carload Of stock was
shipped from here Tuesday.
Miss Stella Larson is assisting
with the homework for few weeks
at the Burns Bailey home.
Mrs. Candee did not hold school
Wednesday because most Of the
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Irwin Anderson Of, Mckenzie de.
livered a new tractor to p. NJ. Cos
ney Tuesday.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and children
visited at the George Lewis home
Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Zuraff went to Bis
marck Monday. Her mother and lit
tie baby Gladys returned home with
her Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill and Earl visit
ed at the Wilbert Koon home Non
day evening.
Mrs. Ed. Olson and Mrs. John
Benz called at the Carl Olson home
Tuesday.
Presley Gosncy seeded grain for
Gaskills Tuesday and Wednesday.
w. E. Runey went to Bismarck
Saturday to attend the assessors
meeting held there.
The women are busy taking care
Of baby chicks now.
Mrs. George Lewis and John Benz
went to the regular school meeting
at the Gosney home Tuesday even
ing.
1fr. and Mrs. Henry Swindling
were Bismarck callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Adams and Mrs. VIM.
Carol visited at the John Benz
home Wednesday.
Little Marjory Bailey is spending
a few days with her aunt and uncle,
.-r. and Mrs. George Lewis.
Mrs. johnson visited at the Wag-
ner home in Sterling Thursday af-
ternoon.
Irwin An. .rson called at the :. l..
Hurr home Wednesday.
Charley Anderson, who is in the
Bismarck hospital, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson's baby,
no has been .aken to the doctor
quite frequently, is getting along
iicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker went to
Bismarck Thursday evening to get
Albert Baker.
Miss Esther Kershaw spent the
weekend with her cousin, Miss Mil
bred johnson.
! Mrs. Ed. Olson, Mr.. Carl Olson
took Eddie Olson to Bismarck Fri
| day morning to consult the doctor.
Mrs. Roy Baker and children were
! ,rling callers Friday.
| The farmers are all busy putting
sheir crops.
rthur Belle is assisting Anton
rig v-....h his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gosney and
children, Anna, Martha and Cora,
Mrs. Ed. Olson, who has been help
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Benz,
spent Sunday at the p. Gosney home.
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around the entire edge q tAs ya5l@
with Siberian elm, vase elm, 1tline
elm, silver maple, sprucs and almost
every known desirable tree and
shrub that ctn be grown IN western
North Dakota included in the list.
Flower beds will Be arranged, and
q space will be provided Tor : pool
l2x37 feet In size.
H. A. Mutchler Of Bismarck pre-
scented the proposition to the ASso-
citation Of Commerce directors.
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at the end OF which sat the great
white stone structure which gave
the street its name. when a limou.
sine skidded to sudden stop
and an all.too-tamiliar voice sang
out:
Princess I.alla! What In the
world are you doing out alone at
this time OF night?"
Sally contemplated flight. but
the Limousine blocked her path.
Before she could turn back the way
she had come Van Horne stepped
out Of the tonneau of the car.
Let me drive sou to the carni.
val grounds. Sally" he urged In a
low voice. completely devoid OF
mockery for once. ITS re- 'ly not
safe for you to be out alone dressed
like that. Come along! Don't be
prudish. child! I'm not going 20
harm you. Remember. I'm not
that kind OF mani" Aud be
laughed as he almost lifted her
into the car.
She sank rack upon the cushions.
feeling their depth and softness
with q childish awe. The chauffeur
started the car. and Van Horne
dropped Z hand lightly over hers
as he leaned back and regarded
her qutzzically
I'm glad ! ran into you" be
told her Il suppose you've been
told that Enid Mrs Barr-is hot
on your trail?"
yes" Sally nodded. her lips too
stiff with sudden fright to form
the word.
"She's almost convinced that
you're really Sally Ford" he told
her lightly "And II she makes up
her mind. there's nothing In
heaven or hell that can stop Enid
Barr. A damnably persistent lit.
tie wretch! I've never been able
to understand Ends passion for
succoring fallen girls She ap-
pears to be such q normal little
pagan otherwise"
Sally said nothing because she
could not But her sapphire eyes
were enormous and her mouth was
twitching piteously.
Listen. Sally" Van Horne leaned
toward her suddenly. crushing her
little brown painted hands between
his own immaculate white ones.
LET me get sou oul OF this mess!
I've been thinking q lot about you
too damned much for my peace
OF mind! And this is what want
to do"
"Please!" Sally gasped. shrink.
Ing far into the corner OF the seat.
but unable to tear her hands from
his.
"Wait till you've heard what !
have to say. before you begin act.
Ing like pure and innocent maid
IN the clutches Of movie villain!"
Van Horne commanded her scorn'
fully.
II want to send you to New
York. give you . year in q dane.
Ing academy that trains girls for
the stage. and . year in dramatic
school-both at the same time. if
possible You've got tho figure
and tho looks and tho personality
for . musical comedy star. or
Arthur Van Horne 10 the 'rubs'
that you carnival people call him.
What do you say. Sally? Think Of
It! A year or two with nothing
70 worry about except your studies
and your dancing and then-
Broadway! I'll put you over It ]
have to buy show tor You! Come.
Sally! Say thank you. Van. Ill
DO ready 70 leavo tomorrow
Ito Be Contlnuedl
| win Sally 0ccepf Van HorNte
1coNderfxl o0erl Read the Mert
lchnDteY.
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! to make me admit you was Sally
Ford and acted innocent as a
newborn lamb. Told Der you'd
been with US since We left New
York."
"Why is she so interested in
Sally. Mr.. Bybee?" David asked
quietly.
"She lowed a carnival wasn't no
place for a pure young girl" By
bee chuckled. "She said they was
awful anxious over at the orphan
age to get Sally back. away from
her life OF sin. and that pers'n'ly
she took q powerful interest In I'm
fortunate girls and was determined
to SEQ Sally safe back In the Home
II Princess l.alla' sc0s Sally Ford
lied like q gentleman TOR YOU
child. Told her she was a nice lit
tie dame and all that. but cleai
fo6 her base IN this instance
Reckon | put It across all right. fol
she shut up and beat It pretty
soon"
II think she's wonderful" Sally
surprised them all BY speaking uI
almost sharply. "She's lust tryina
to be kind. She doesn't know how
awful an Orphans home can be
"Come along. Mother. Let's give
these two kids . chance. But you
mustn't stay long. Sally Tomor
rows Saturday. and you oughta be
enough of q trouper BY now to
know what that means. We head
South Saturday night. riding all
day Sunday"
"Out Of the state?" Sally and
David cried IN unison.
yep. Out OF the state. You
kids'll be safe then. The police
amt going to bother about extra
dition for . couple OF Juvenile de
linquents So long. Dave boy
Don't let this little Jane keep you
awake too late"
"I'll leave in Is minutes" Sally
promised joyfully.
And she kept her promise. Hell
lips we're smiling tenderly. secretly
at the memory Of Oavid's good
night kiss. when she left the car
and began to look about for some
one TO walk back to the carnival
grounds with her. for she was tc
sleep II the dress tent that night
tho storm soaked mattresses having
dried IN the sun Ill day
Gus had told her be would bt
waiting tor her. but she could nol
nnd him. She went the length oil
tho train to the privilege car
pushing open the door suficiently
to peep within. At least Z score
OF men Of the carnival family wer.
seated ct three or four tables. theil
heads aim ost unrecognizabll
through the thick layers Of cigal
and cigaret smoke There wal
little conversation except an occa
sional oath. but the steady clackinl
OF poker chips upon the bare tables
came to her distinctly.
She closed the door noiselessl,
and jumped from the platform O
the coach to the, ground. II woult
be mean to disturb Gus. she re
nectsd. for he loved poker better
than anything except ballyhoo. ant
there was no real reason why sh'
should not walk to the carniva
grounds alone.
OF course she would b con
splcuous on the streets IN be-
.Prineess Lallas costume an'
makeup. but II she paid no atteu
ton 70 anyone who tried 70 accos
her. there Vas certainly not mucl
danger. She began to run. leavinl
the train swiftly behind her. bu
she slowed 70 . eedate walk whel
she had reached the bushes
streets through which she had L
pass 70 reach tho carnival grounds
! She was crossing Capitol Avenue
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, ing. All she knew for certain was
that Enid ha1 overheard Betsey' I
shrek: That's not Princess
Lalla! That's Sally Ford-play-
acting!" And she Ted. feeling
Ends eyes upon her but not dar.
inS to look back.
There was less than half an
hour before the next and nnal
show vas to start. She spent the
time In the dress tent. wishing
with all her heart that she was
through work for the day and
that she could 60 to David. Poor
David! Lying wounded In q
stufiy. hot berth. tormented with
worries % to the future aud pos.
sibly with regrets for the past.
while Eddie Cobb strutted on the
midway % the hero OF the safe
robbery.
It would be better for David
Infinitely better. II she could
screw up her courage to the point
Of going back to the orphanage
and taktn. her punishment. II
would b 90 simplel She had onl,
to seek out Enid Barr and cay 10
her: II am Sally Ford! Send
for Mrs. Stone" And perhaps
Enid would intercede for her. Tor
she seemed 90 very kind.
"Wake up. Sally" Bess. one OF
the dancers Of the "girlte show.
called to her. - she came shut
ming into the tent on tortured
feet. "Cus Is ballyhooing your
show"
Yes, her mind was made up
She would tell Enid Barr, beg her
to intercede with the orphanage
for her. and with the police for
David. But there was 40 Enid
Barr among the audience 1t the
last show OF the evening. and
even Van Horne was absent. In
spite Of her good resolutions Sally
felt an immense relief. Reprieve!
She certainly could not give her.
sslf up Il there was no one to give
up to!
Going to the show train to
see David?" Gus whispered. when
the last show was finished and
the audience was struggling to.
ward the exits.
''Of course!" Sally cried. ''Is
| he worse? Don't hide anythins
from me. Gus-"
"Worse!" Gus laughed. by.
bee says he's yelling tor food and
threatens TO get up and cook 4
himself II they don't give him
something besides mush and milk.
Come alongl I'll walk you over
to the show train. You're too
pretty 10 b allowed 20 60 alone.
Some village dude would b try
ing to kidnap you."
They found David sitting up IN
his berth. working crossword
puzzles, Mrs. Bybee sitting on the
edge Of his bed TO jot down the
words o. he gave them to her.
Reckon you won't need the
old lady now that the young. 'un'l
come to hold your ID and make
10 fuss over You Mrs. Bybel
grumbled jealousy.
whats that? What's that?''
Winfield Bybee. who had come oveJ
from the carnival grounds n Z ser
vice car. demanded from tho door
WY. ~pesn 6irtins With ny wife
young mani Reckon I'll have e
put tho gloves on with you wbsa
that crippled wing Of yours d O. <
We'll. sally. old Pop has done you
another good turn.~
Sally paled and reached IN
stinctively tor peyjd's lett hand
"Ch! You n1ean-l1rs. Barr. thl
lady who was talking % your
Nothing else butt. Bybel
nodded. smiling at her. "She triet
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Wishek to Beautify
It's Municipal Park

Wishek, N. D., April 23.-Wishek
will soon have one of the finest
little parks in the state, as the re-
suit Of action taken by the Associa-
ton Of Commerce here in purchas-
ing trees and shrubbery for beauti.
flying tire park.
A row Of trees will be placed
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pupils are sick and 1t was quite
stormy.
The community was shocked Wed.
nesday morning to learn Of the
death Of Pete Random. His death
came without warning. He fell out
Of his chair while attending the show
Tuesday night. Mr.. Random was
an old-timer here and liked and res
pected by all who knew him.