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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-24
Some women
age SO. young

IOU'VE known them
women who start out in life
radiantly fresh and alive. :.
Then something happens.
Almost before you know it
their bloom and freshness
have gone. Youth with
out healthI What a pathetic
thing it isl Pinched, wan
cheeks and pain-dulled eyes
when, by every right, they
should be just beginning to
live!
Constipation wrecksh health
and happiness for thousands
of women and men. Stealing
beauty. Thieving vitality. 1t
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there such selection in delightful printed Silks
Sheer Crepes Flat Crepes and Georgees developed in this
interesting style SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
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HONOR DEAY. TEACHER.

TUCSON, Feb. % R-Planes
piloted by Tucson's most expert
eEced aviators this afternoon scat
tered flowers over the grave of Miss
Mabel Angle, local school teacher
killed in a plane crash here Tues
day evening. Three airplanes fly
ing in formation paid tribute to the
victim of Tucsonis tragic air acci-
dent.
Funeral services for the pretty
26-year-old school teacher were
held at p. m.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-24
Prices Range From $3.50 and Up

to present their side before the
senators departed on Saturday night
The committeeman visited barracks
which house families Of union mem
bers evicted from company houses and
also went to mines of the Pittsburgh
coal and Pittsburgh Terminal Coal
companies and questioned non-union
miners.
The wife OF non-unicn worker
who was encountered was asked as
to her husbands pay. She said he
earned from $50 to $40 every two
weeks and that great portion of
this was spent at the company store.
Elephant tusks are now being
sold in London at $4,000 a ton,
wholesale.
mo Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-24
COMP PARATIVE
TEMPERATURES

PHOENIX, Feb 23 Maximum
and minimum temperatures taken
at a. m. and p. m. today, an
nounced by the Phoenix office of
the government weather bureau,
foI1ouf.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-24

fuls daily-chronic cases, every meal
Be sure you get genuine Kellogg g's---the
original ALL-BRAN Don't risk part-bran
substitutes which, at best, can be but par
TALLY effective ALL-BRAN is sold by all gro
GERS. Served at hotels, restaurants On diners.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
ASKS FOR CHURCH
AID IN NORTHWEST
Bishop Says Financial AS
SiStance Is Needed to Main.
tain Institution.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press
WATERFOWL, N. Y. April 14.--The
American Northwest. comprising the
states OF Montana. North Dakota and
Idaho, is In dire need of financial as
sistance from Eastern church members
III some OF the most difficult economic,
social and religious problems of the
Nation now existing In the Northwest
are to be successfully combated."
Bishop H. Lester Smith of Helena.
Mont. told delegates to the Northern
New York Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church here last night.
Residents of the area, Bishop Smith
asserted, are finding 1t impossible to de-
yelop to the proper extent its potential
and undeveloped wealth. With money
at high rates OF interest. and the coun-
try comparatively undeveloped he said.
II has become necessary for few people
to bear the burden of setting up a
modern civilization.
The social and religious problems Of
this area" he continued. are even more
acute than the economic problems. be-
cause Of the smaller number of people
who are interested in the development
of q high type of Christian civilization. +"
Figures cited by Bishop Smith indi-
Gated that only about IL per cent OF
the people In Idaho were connected
with either the Protestant or Catholic
Churches, and that the remainder con-
nected with any church are Mormons,
while in Montana only Is per cent are
actively connected with Protestant or
Catholic faiths.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
"ADVENTURE IN FAITH"
is TOPIC FOR SERMON
DR.. J. P. Tyler to Preach at Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal
Church Tomorrow.

DR.. John Paul Tyler, pastor Of Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue northeast, will preach
tomorrow at ii o'clock on IAN Adven-
ture In Faith"
At this time also the newly elected
officers of the Epworth League will be
installed They are: President, Douglas
Parsons: vice president, Miss Dorothy
Jarvis; secretary, Miss Miriam Marshall;
treasurer, Norman De Neale; corre-
spending secretary. Miss Pearl Peverill;
Epworth Era agent, Miss Mary Nc
Daniel: pianist Miss Ida Fowler; pub
licity agent. Herbert Angel; superintend-
ent, first department, Miss Maize Smith:
superintendent, second department.
Miss Annie Creel; superintendent. third
department. Miss Olive Ramsey: super
intendent, fourth department, Miss lnez
Douglas; superintendent Junior Society
Miss Louise Bush; Hi League superin-
tendent. Miss Lena Whetzel. For the
8 pm. service DR.. Tyler will use as
his topic THE Victor's Reward"
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Monday at pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
SERMONS ON BAPTISM.
Rev. Harry L. Collier to Begin
Series Tomorrow Night.

Rev. Harry L. Collier, pastor Of the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets. beginning tomorrow
night at 7:30 o'clock, will give the first
of series on The Baptism of the Holy
Spirit" under the title, What Is the
Baptism Of the Holy Spirit?" to be fol-
lowed on two consecutive Sunday nights
as follows: rs the Baptism of the
Holy Spirit for Today" and Does
Speaking in Tongues Accompany the
Baptism?"
A series of sermons on "Tithing for
the Lord" will be given on three corr
secutive Wednesday nights, as follows
"Tithing Under the Law" Should the
Church Give Tithes2" and What Arc
the Results of Giving Tithes?" Tho
healing service will br held Tuesday at
7;45 pm. and the young peoples meet
ing Friday at 7:45 pm. Services tomor-
row at IL and 1880 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
DR.. PERKINS TO PREACH
AT ALL SOULS CHURCH
abraham Lincoln" Feature Will
Be Shown at Motion Pie
ture Hour.

DR.. Frederick w. Perkins. minister Of
the Universalist National Memorial
Church, will occupy the pulpit of All
Souls Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, at the ii o'clock services, in
exchange with the minister. DR.. Ulysses
G. B. Pierce. The feature at the mo-
ton picture hour in Pierce Hall at 7:30
o'clock will be Abraham Lincoln" in
which George Billings plays the title
role.
The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton of All Souls Church took place
Wednesday evening. The following
were elected to the board of trustees:
Miss Helen c. Nichols. Mrs. j. NJ. AID
rich, Mrs. Carlton Savage, DR.. Percival
Hall, and Howard L. Knight. Miss Mar
tina L. Blossom was elected secretary
and Charles E. Hood treasurer. w. l..
Brown presided at the meeting. which
was preceded by dinner. Reports of
the minister. the retiring chairman of
the board of trustees. ]. e. Jones. and
the various organizations were given.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY
TO ADMIT NEW MEMBERS
Special Service at st. Paul's
Church, Rock Creek Parish,
Tomorrow

Rev. DR. r. J. Bohanan, rector OF
ST. Paul's Church. Rock Greek Parish.
viii hold communion service tomorrow
at S:45 am, which will be followed by
the regular service and sermon at IL
O'Clock. At this service there will be a
special service for admittance of mem
bers TO the Girls Friendly Society. The
church school will be at 9:30 o'clock.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at T:30 pm. and the subject for dis
cussion will be "Self-Sacrifice as a Re-
ligiouS Duty" This will be In charge
Of group T. In the evening at 6 O'Clock
the diocesan coaching teachers class
will meet. Supper will precede the les
son period.
The Brotherhood Of st. Andrew will
meet at st. Thomas Church Monday
evening. where great mass meeting
has been arranged for the entire as
senbly OF the diocese to meet and hear
Right Rev Philip Cook, Bishop of Del
aware. speak IN the interest OF the
coming triennial convention here In
October
The Girls Friendly Society will give
a play. entitled Love Pirates OF
Hawaii" April 81.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Sermon on Post Easter Radiance.

At the Takoma Park Baptist Church
the pastor, Rev William z. La Rue, will
speak tomorrow morning on Post
Easter Radiance" and In the evening
on Post Easter Enthusiasm"
Evening star., 1928-04-14
1LUTHERANS RAISE
FUND OF &,0D0,0)O
Pension Budget Completed,
SAYS President of Church
Board Here.

Paul r, Myers, president Of the boarc
OF ministerial pensions and relief of The
United Lutheran Church in America
announced here the campaign conduct.
ed by that body for an endowment
fund Of $4,000 900 to provide pensions
for Superannuated ministers and Their
widows and dependents has reached tho
goal and ii is expected belated return,
will bring the total above that figure
This fund will insure an income oi
$500 for each Superannuated minister
$500 for each widow of each Superan-
nuated minister and 5000 for each de-
pendent.
Provisions Of Fund.
The church now maintains a fund
made by assessments on the various
synods and congregations which has
heretofore provided $500 for the retired
minister, 5000 for the widow and 500
for each dependent child. The income
from the fund Just raised added to this
will serve TO provide the pensions as
shown in the figures above.
The provision for the retirement of
ministers is that they shall have at
tanned the age of so and shall have had
at least 20 years service in the minis
try OF the denomination.
The Maryland Synod which Is a
constituent body OF the United Luther
an Church of America. he said, appears
20 stand second among all of the syn
odS OF the denomination in the amount
contributed to the fund per communi-
cant member This synod embraces the
congregations in the District of Colum-
hia and the State of Maryland, with
several congregations in Virginia and
West Virginia and with one congregation
IN southern Pennsylvania 49, that at
Wsynesboro.
Response Of Churches.
There were seven churches in the
Maryland Synod that more than dou-
hled their apportionment, four of these
being in WESTINGHOUSE Paul-Epiph-
any. under the joint pastorate of DR..
John T. Huddle and DR.. w. G. Waite
myer; Reformation, under the pastorate
Of DR.. John weidley ex-preSident of
the Maryland Synod; ST. Marks. under
the pastorate of DR.. H. bennington
Hayes, and Luther Place Memorial, un-
der the pastorate of DR.. George NJ. Dif-
fenderfer
The campaign in the Maryland Syn
cd was conducted under the leadership
of DR.. J. Edward Byers president of the
synod; DR.. William J. Showalter. chair
man Of the synodical committee and
Arthur P Black. director of the synodi-
cal campaign.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
VISITATION OF LAYMEN
CANCELLED FOR PRESENT
Members of Association Who
Planned TO Go to st. Paul's Will
Attend Convention Meeting.

The visitation OF the Laymen's Serv-
lee Association of the Episcopal Church
70 ST. Paul's Church in Rock Greek
Parish. scheduled for next Monday, has
been cancelled in order to permit the
members Of the association. as we'll as
the members of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew who were to be the hosts, to
attend the general meeting of men
called by the brotherhood to meet at
st. Thomas Church 10 discuss the con-
vention Of the brotherhood TO be held
here next October
There viii be visitation Of the Lay
mems Service Association to the Mems
Club Of Brookland Parish. which win
be held in the hail of the Church of
Our Savior. Fifteenth and Irving
streets northeast. Tuesday at pm.
There will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Episcopal
Young Peoples Society of the Diocese
Of Washington Tuesday TO discuss the
FEASIBILITY of arranging a Joint meet
ing with the Laylnen's Service Asso-
esztion.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
C. E. MOORE TO SPEAK.
Representative to Address Harri.
son Mems Bible Glass.

Representative G. Ellis Moore Of Ohio
vii address the Harrison Mems Bible
Class Of Congress Street Methodist
Protestant Church 1888 Thirty-f1rsl
street. tomorrow morning, e:45 o'clock
In the auditorium Of the church. His
subject will be what Faith and Prayer
Can Do" Stephen T. Porter will have
charge of the lesson and give shori
talk on H. All men are welcome.
The class will also have charge Of the
regular evening service at 8 O'Clock
Judge Ernest H. Van FoSsan Of thf
Federal Board Of Tax Appeals wiz de.
! liver the address of the evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
DR.. LUBECK TO PREACH
AT CHURCH OF EPIPHANY
Special Services Will Be Held by
New York Pastor at
IL O'Clock,

The special preacher at the Church OF
the Epiphany tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock will be DR.. Henry Lubbock OF
New York. DR.. Lubeck was special
preacher and lecturer at Epiphany dur
ing the Winter and Spring of l923-24
before DR.. z. B. Phillips took up his
duties as rector to succeed Bishop Free
man. Lately DR.. Lubbock has been
preaching at the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine In New York City.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 8 am. and at $50 the church school
will assemble.
The young people OF the parish will
hold their weekly meeting at Sis pm.
At evensong at o'clock Dr. Lubbock will
again occupy Epiphany's pulpit for the
weekly session of the adult Bible class
for men and women
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Will Present Play.

the young people of the Church ri
the C0Fenani will present the play.
The Boy Who Discovered Easter by
Elizabeth EcFadden, at the Y, w. G. A.
auditorium. EeTcnteenth and X stree4
tonight a. els O'Clock, Those taking
part inciaoe Vernye Barrett. Muriel
Arnold. Mary NsTston, Arthur Wise,
Harvey Grevzeberg, Alfred Barrett and
William Norwood. Miss Jessie MeEi-
lfipey and Miss Helen l.. Lyon are d.
fssesf.g the plaY
Evening star., 1928-04-14
SERVICES AT BETHESDA.
Rev. C. P. Parker to Preach at st.
Johns.

The rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Bethesda, Rev. Clarence Prem
tice Parker, will preach at the IL O'Clock
service Sunday Holy communion VIII
be celebrated at am. The church
school convenes at $50 am. and the
kindergarten grade is held at IL am.
during the morning service.
The Y. r. s. L.. which meets at T
pm. in st. Johns Hall, viii be in charge
Of the president, Neal Karr.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
Coaching Glasses Planned.

Coaching classes for the instruction
of teachers in the Sunday schools OF
the Episcopal churches of the city will
be held In the Parish Hall of st. Paul's
Church. Rock Greek Church road, to-
morrow evening, beginning at $50
o'clock. Supper win be served at 9
o'clock. Lessons in all grades Of the
Christian nurture series will be dis
cllSsed by separate leaders.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
St. Margaret's Services.

Services for Low Sunday tomorrow
at st. Margaret's Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, will be as
follows. Holy communion, 7:30 am. !.
morning prayer with sermon. ii am;
evensong with sermon, 4:30 pm. There
viii be celebration of holy COM
munion at II am. Thursday.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
ETCHIS0N TO SUBSTITUTE.
z. NJ. C. A. Man to Conduct Service
for Rev. Farnham.

In the absence of the pastor. Rev
George Farnhan, the morning service
at the Cleveland Park Congregational
Church viii be In charge of Page Nick
Etchison. religious work director, Y. M
c. a. The subject of the address will
be The Two Gates"
Mr. Etchison will also teach the men's
Bible class at Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal Church at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren Church

North Capitol and R Ste.
Rev. simpson u. HaHghrrty. -. d., Minister
The Msnse . Adams st NV
Morning q II: That whirh Never Failed.
sermons ny ReY, ]. Herschell Cooper.
sunday School q 40.
G. T. societies ~ 90.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. Lenski TO Preach at Both
Sunday Services.

At Grace Lutheran Church. Sixteenth
and Varnun streets, tomorrow morning
81 IL O'Clock Rev. Gerhard z. LenskI
will preach on the subject. Life Ever
lasting" At the evening service al 9
o'clock he Will have as his theme: THE
Sound Of That Great Amen"
The new organ, which is q memorial
gift 10 the church by Mrs Henry Trout
man Of Butler. Pa. will be formally in
troduced Apris ~ at pm. The play
IN be given by the Young Peoples So
ciesy under the direction Of Mrs. Henry
.J0sephs. Nothing But the Truth" has
been postponed from April 10 70 May 4.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
MT. PLEASANT MEMS CLUB
LISTS RADIO LECTURE
Congregational Group Issues Invi-
tations to illustrated Address by
C. Francis Jenkins. Inventor.

tations to illustrated Address by
c. Francis Jenkins, Inventor.
Pictures by Radio" will be the sub
ject Of an illustrated lecture to which
the Mems Club Of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church has invited all
members Of the church and congrega-
ton and all adult friends Monday eve
ming. c. Francis jenkins, Washington
inventor. will be the speaker.
At $50 tomorrow Miss Lois M.
Kugler. director Of religious education,
will lead the discussion of the Young
Peoples Forum on the subject. Peace
and War" At Z o'clock tomorrow the
film. The Black Cyclone" will be
shown at the usual motion picture
service.
Evolution and Religion" will be the
subject Of an address by DR.. William
J. Showalter, assistant editor. National
Geographic Magazine. at o'clock
Thursday evening This will be the
twenty-first In the church's Winter
series of addresses on the general sub
ject of science and religion.
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comedy is good, and the plot is good.
Laura makes a sweet little dancing
teacher and Glenn Tryon a good
song-plugger.
The other feature picture on the
bill is "A Womans Way" This pic
ture is laid in Paris and concerns the
affairs of Lame, a cabaret singer,
and Tony Durant, very rich Amer
lean. Lame Berylhas a friend, one
Jean Beribi, who is a thief.
The plot of the story hinges
around these three. The American
tries to make the girl, VINO has the
name of "The Frozen Flame" fall
in love with him, and the thief
wants her, too. Complications arise,
and to save the man she loves Lame
tries to shift the blame to herself.
Margaret Livingston has the part
of Lame. To me she fails to live
up to her name, the frozen fame.
She is very natural fame, blowing
here and there at the will of the
winds. Warner Baxter has the part
of Tony. He does very fair piece
Of work here.
The high lights of the picture are
some scenes that seem to be Paris.
There are a few shots of Jean
climbing around the roof tops of
Paris and the police after him, that
are good. These and the escape
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that he is much better than Nils
Asther who takes the part of the
grown Kit.
Mary Nolan has the part Of Molly
Roland. Mary is made stronger as
woman than as girl when the
part is taken by Betsy Ann Hisle.
This is good picture, with the
scene laid in England.
On the stage are Wells and Brady.
These two are blues singers, and
good ones at that. The man in the
boat plays some "hot" tunes on the
luke" and the clarinet Buck and
Bubbles have been held over. Buck
plays several classical numbers as
write nand then jazzes them up.
They also have a dance contest with
Teddy Joyce and boy who is
dressed as a usher.
Dusty Rhoads sings I'm Nobody's
Sweetheart Now" He also sings in
a comedy skit with Teddy Joyce.
This is 'cleverly done, but Joyce
spoils it by going into dance right
away. Olivette sings several comedy
songs and does a novelty dance. The
chorus has a toe dance number
along with the regular dances.
Emil Seioel conducting the over
ture, and an organ solo with three
to it complete the pro-
gram.
At Loew's Palace. (By the OBJ
SerVer)
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Keep Looking Young

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
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ninety per cent Of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well known physician
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pound mixture with olive oil as a sub
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle
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They bring about that natural buoy
ancy which all should enjoy by toning
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DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
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"SORRELL AND SON"
is MIGHTY GOOD MOVIE

Here is a picture where love forms
the basis for the plot This is the
love of father for his son. A man
who silently accepts fate so that his
son may rise far in the world.
1t is seldom that the films have
tried to depict such a love. 1t has
been limited at and bit shown here
and there, but in "Sorrell and Son"
a full-fedged love is shown A love
great enough to put the mother into
the background
In this respect the picture is
strong. This love came about
naturally enough when Dora Sorrell
left her husband, Stephen, just as
he came back from the war, a
captain with the military cross. She
left Kit, the son, to shift for him
self, and his father, in trying to
get work, kept no secrets from his
son, and took him into his heart.
Sorrell takes the place of Porter
in a small inn. He is noticed by
Thomas Roland and given a place
as second porter at Roland's Inn.
He rises to porter. IN the mean
time the son has gone to school and
finally graduated. He is to study
then under DR.. Orange, the
greatest surgeon in England. He
is acclaimed the greatest brain
specialist by performing very
delicate operation Then marries
the daughter of Thomas Roland.
He gives his father an overdose of
a drug to put him out of his misery
as his health fails.
The picture from standpoint of
action moves rather slowly. There
is enough drama in it however to
keep interest from tagging.
A picture of the operating room
of an English hospital furnished
some very good background. This
also has some very good educational
qualities, as a scene Of this kind is
rather rare.
H. B. Warner takes the part of
Captain SorreI. His work is very
good. His characterization, especial
ly as an old man. IS exceptional,
both in its vividneSs and silent
qualities. Dora Sorrell is played by
Anna @. Nilsson. She has the part
of flighty mother A small part,
and fairly we'll done Mickey Nc
sRan plays Kit as a child. I think
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first part Of his program. He did
not start encores until after the
third group had been played. His
serious mood did not prevent him
from being generous.
This recital will go down in the
musical history of this city as one
of the most brilliant and at the
same time one of the most serious.
We had real music played yester-
day and not a program made up
of theatrical and musical tricks.
Heifetz kept all of his fireworks
for his tone and his technique. He
permitted his violin and his tone to
become greater than his own per-
sonality.
The concert was given under the
direction of Ona B. Talbot.
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Verdict of the MOOieS

INDIANA-Speedy Harold Loyds latest is mighty strong
plot introduces comedy form of entertainment to the
SCREEN spectacular comedy.
APOLLO"So Living is just light little story of how
tames his bride.
IsIs-What Glory" perturbation big stage play
LOEWS PALACE-"Sore & Son" great characterization of
the lengths that he will make
of him,
the Ride good comedy The other
of Womans Way" with the laid in
A fair picture.