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sSsessly' in a brief address
n 1e Importance of the inv invest' EST,
AsD i sn-grade securities,
|= If securities with a high
Seboi, lower grade. DR..
|ls Of the Unig.aeip9a ,'ig department Of
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Evening star., 1928-03-17
BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS
WILL ATTEND SERVICE
Corporate Communion to Be Cele-
hrated at st. Paul's Church
Tomorrow Morning.

Corporate communion will be cele-
bratcd at ST. Pa,ii's Church, Rock Greek
parish, tomorrow at 8:45 am. Men,
bers OF the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
are 10 attend IN 4 body,
Instead Of the usual lesson service
In the church school the scholars viii
meet In the church At 0;30 am. and
hear an address by the rector, Rev
Or. r. j. Bohanan, Al the IL o'clock
service the rector will conduct the
service at the mission chapel. Holy
Comforter. while the assistant minister.
Rev william Mayo. viii conduct the
service al St. Paul'a The Young Peo-
pies Society will meet at 7 pm, IN
the parish hall A special service is
being arranged by the Y. r. 3. for
Sunday evening. April -. at which
Rev, g. Harrington Iitteli will be the
speaker OF the evening.
The diocesan coaching class will
meet in the parish hall. Sunday eve-
ming. April IS, The church school will
have banquet May |, Speakers are
Right Rev. Bishop Freeman and viii
liam Knowles Cooper. general Sec
retary Y. NJ. C. A. The Laymen'S
Servict Association will meet with the
senior chapter nj the brotherhood Of
at Andrew April 10.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
MONDAY LENTEN
SERVICE PROGRAM
Rev. Dr.. AIdrich Special
Epiphany Church Preacher
the Coming Week. +
Mark 7:1-23

The special preacher at the Church
OF the Epiphany at the Lenten noon
day services next week.. Monday to
Thursday inclusive. will be Rev. DR..
Donald B. Aldrich, rector Of the Church
of the Ascension. New York City. Or.
Aldrich was special preacher for one
week during Lent two years ago.
On Friday at the MONDAY service the
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Anson
Phelps Stokes, canon OF the Cathedral.
The rector of Epiphany, DR.. z. B.
Phillips. will preach at the ii o'clock
service tomorrow morning and also will
deliver the lecture to his adult Bible
class. which assemblies in the church at
3 o'clock in the evening.
There will be q celebration OF the
holy communion at am. and at $3.50
o'clock the church school will convene.
The weekly meeting OF the Young Peo-
Piles Society will be held at 6:lS pm.
. The addresses at the o'clock Lenten
services next week will be given as fol-
lows: Monday. Thornton Sparkman Of
the seminary: Tuesday and Thursday.
Rev. DIR. James w. Morris: Wednesday,
Rev. Earle @. Lier. and Friday. Norman
Schwab. undergraduate OF the Virginia
Theological Seminary. The service
Monday Is primarily for the members
OF the Girls Friendly Society of the
Diocese Of Washington and that on
Friday for the members and friends OF
the Young Peoples Society.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
EPISCOPAL AUXILIARY
GROUPS TO GIVE PLAY
B Branches Plan Entertainment
March 80 to Reduce Mission
Fund Dehcit.

Mrs. William p. Hurd. diocesan presi-
dent of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Episcopal Church In the Diocese of
Washington. and Mrs Walter M. Gill
bert, chairman OF the business COM
mtttee. announce the presentation OF a
play with pageant to be given In the
parish hall OF All Souls Church. Ca
thedral avenue at Woodley place, the
evening of March 80. The play and
pageant will be produced by the b
branches OF the auxiliary as a Lenten
work and Offering 10 the diocese.
The proceeds Of the play will go
toward raising the $1,000 remaining
of the amount pledged by the diocese
three years ago toward the wiping out
OF the deficit OF the Episcopal Church
period OF years, caused largely by the
Increase in the rate of exchange on
money in the Orient. Washington s
share OF this deficit was fixed at $50. 900,
and all except $ll 900 has been paid.
Condr. G. r. Jewell. who Is directing
the play, has secured from five parishes
In the city group of young people who
will produce the play and pageant and
rehearSalS are now In progress. The
play is called Hidden Leaven." Those
In charge OF the groups representing
the races OF men are the following:
Africa" Mrs. George A. ,Lucke of
Chevy Chase parish: Asia Mrs. Emily
Mackall OF Christ Church, Georgetown; !;
Oceanic" Mrs. Hugh V. Clary Of the
Church Of the Ascension; America, >"
Mrs. M. Y. Cline Of All Souls Church:
"Caucasia," Mrs. B. r. Lamberton OF
Epiphany Church. The cast for the
prologue is taken principally from the
night branch OF Ascension Church.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BR|T|SKDE[EGATES
TOWs|T AMERICA
CongregationaIists to Make
GOODWIN Pilgrimage to
U. S. in June.

The Congregational churches Of the
United States will be hosts for five
days next June to . good will Pilgrim
sse OF 1900 British CongregationaliSts,
Renewed allegiance to the historic
principles Of the Pilgrim faith which
the British and American consrega.
tionalists share in common. will be
pledged In a conservation service at
Plymouth Rock, Mass, the place where
the Pilgrim fathers, founders OF the
first Conversational church in America.
landed from the Mayfiower in 1890.
The British party is due to arrive at
Boston on June ii and will sail from
New York on the return journey June
is. Shrines Of Congregational inter-
est in Boston and New York will be
visited. In BROOKLYN q trip will be
taken to Plymouth Church. made
famous by Henry Ward Beecher. who
Is known in England for his memorable
tour during the Civil War on behalf
az the anti-slavery cause.
Every Congregational church In the
United States is being asked TO partici-
pate directly in the welcome by enter
inS into correspondence through It's
pastor with one Of the visitors.
The entertainment is being arranged
BY the executive committee Of the Ma
tional Council OF the Congregational
Churches. A special committee has
been appointed headed by Or. Clarence
II. Wilson Of New York City, chairman
Of the executive committee. and DR..
Charles Emerson Burton Of New York
City. general secretary OF the National
Council. Local committees are being
organized in Boston and New York
City. Or. Wilson and DR., Frederick L.
FaSlev OF New York City. associate
secretary OF the National Council. will
go 70 England 10 accompany the
visitors to this. country.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
REV. M. R. LOWELL
TO TALK ON. BIBLE
Pastor Will Preach at Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church
Tomorrow. ~

What Can the Modern Man Believe
About the Bible?" will be Rev. Moses
r. Lovells sermon subject al II o'clock
tomorrow morning at the Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Church. The general
theme of this series is u Faith for Our
Generation"
At $40 pm. the young peoples forum
will meet 10 consider THE Career OF a
Librarian" Edmund A. Freeman VIII
present the subject and discuss the
needed preparation and the opportunl-
ties I'm this field.
At the pm. service a Harold Lloyd
picture, The Freedman" will be shown.
DR.. Stanwood Cobb. head Of the
Chevy Chase Country Day School, will
address the mothers Thursday at 10
m. in the child guidance course on the
subject. Experiments in Education" &"
Thursday evening at O'Clock DR..
Knight Dunlap. chairman Of the division
of anthropology and psychology OF the
National Research Council. professor OF
experimental psychology. John Hopkins
University. viii deliver his second ad-
dress on Theology and Religion.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Christian Endeavor

Senior. intermediate and Junior En-
deavorers OF the District will gather
at Friends Church. Sunday. March IS.
I o'clock. in rally for final inspiration
and prayer for the success OF the "Cru-
sade with Christ" Christian Endeavor
convention 10 be held at Cavalry Bap-
t.st Church March "a. Is and 49, Nearly
1000 registrations have been received
from all Endeavorcrs of the District
all | nearby Maryland and Virginia. At
this rally prizes will be awarded to the
society having the largest number of
persons present, regardless of men,
berShip. and to the society having the
largest percentage Of its members pres
cnt.
The Flying Squadron" Of the union
meets with Garden Memorial Presoy-
terrain Christian En6eavor tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. A.
The latest report from the Interna-
tionai Society OF Christian Endeavor
shows the District OF Columbia Chris
tian Endeavor Union overpaid $247,3f
on its quota for this year.
Or, Polling will speak the opening
night. The juniors will have an exhibit
OF their work at this convention.
The Christian Endeavor topic for to-
morrow Is; what Are the Real Values
of Church Membership" found in
ColoSSians, 3:S-l7.
The main social event Of the con-
vention will be the intermediate and
senior banquets. 10 be held separate but
simultaneously At 6;I5 pm. March 20.
Make your reservations at headquarters
through your registration superintend-
ents before the convention opens.
March 81.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
RECORD EPISCOPAL
MEETING FORECAST
General Convention to Be
Greatest in History,
Secretary Says.

The General Convention Of the Epig-
copal Church, which will meet in WASH
ington In October will be "the greatest
convention ever held by the Protestant
Episcopal Church." Hugh T. Nelson,
the general secretary. said today.
This is indicated by letters received
from various parts Of the country as
far as the Pacific Coast. In which MEM
bers attending the convention express
the opinion that this will be the greatest
convention the church has ever held" u
said Mr.. Nelson. This Is also indicated
by responses received for hotel reser-
vations, in which each delegate also
makes reservations for from one 10 five
other persons.
"A very important feature Of the Gen.
eral Convention, concerning which the
public may not know. is the study
classes that are carried on during the
convention. These study classes will be
conducted each day from 0 TO 10 and
the convention. There are 20 OF more
study classes, each being held in q sepa-
rate room, giving instructions on the
activities Of the various departments Of
the church. These are all important;
but many Of them Of deep interest to
the general public, as we'll as TO those
actively engaged in carrying on the vast
work Of the general church." he con-
tinued.
Yesterday We had a visit from Rev.
G. Warfieid Hobbs. head Of the publicity
department. and Charles II. Tompkins,
assistant treasurer Of the National
Council, 2sl Fourth avenue. New York,
who we're looking over the situation
here with regard to taking care Of the
different departments of the General
Convention. especially the Hottse OF
Deputies and associate activities which
will be carried on during the sessions
of the convention; also with regard to
a suitable building for the study classes
which will be conducted during the con-
vention.
"The matter Of reservations for the
bishops, clerical and lay deputies is
being promptly attended TO by the
chairman of the hotel committee. and
some OF the hotels are already filing
up. However, half Of the dioceses have
not yet held their diocesan conventions.
the majority Of which will be held dur
ing the month Of May. Just as soon az
these conventions elect their delegates
and the list Is certified to the general
secretary. reservations will be made for
these delegates as indicated by their
expressed desires.
1T Is obvious that the entertainment
of the convention involves an immense
amount Of work: but the diocese Is well
organized to carry on this work with
efficiency and dispatch. and prepara-
tions for the convention have been fully
completed up to this period. Further
information with regard to the con-
tinued prograss Of the convention viii
be given to the press from time TO
time"
Evening star., 1928-03-17
EVANGELIST CRUSADE
PLANS TO BE MADE
First Baptist Church Leaders
Will Confer Thursday Eve.
ming With Pastor.

THE Challenge to Evangelism" will
Be Or. Samuel JudSon Porter's subject
tomorrow morning at First Baptist
Church. This Will BE- the beginning
Of q concerted effort OH the part Of the
working forces CT the church to carry
forward an evangelistic crusade. The
board of deacons will meet Monday
evening TO perfect plans for this work.
This will be followed Thursday evening
By a meeting in which all the officers
Of the church and Sunday school and
Young Peoples Union will be called
into conference for reaching. with the
evanselistac invitation. those OF the
school and congregation who have not
yet come into the church membership.
DR.. William J. Showalter. assistant
editor OF the National Geographic
Magazine, will speak tomorrow at
Pm. on Science and Religion"
Or. Porter will preach tomorrow eve
ming at the First Baptist Church OF
HyattsriIle. Nd. of which Or. B. P.
Robertson is pastor. This service will
conclude the series OF addresses which
DT. Porter has given during the last
two weeks at this church.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
REVIVAL SERVICES.
BEGIN WEDNESDAY
Visiting Ministers to Conduct
Series of Meetings at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.

Revival services. 10 continue three
weeks. will be conducted BY Rev. Jesse
Kellems Of Eugene. Oreg.. at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, beginning
next wednesday at 8 pm.
The meetings will be held at
o'clock each evening, except Saturday,
Rev. John T. T. Hundley, president
OF Lynchburg College, win preach at
II am. and pm. tomorrow. IN the
absence Of the pastor. Rev. Earle VII
fey, who during the past week has ad-
dressed meetings in Louisville. KY:
Houston, Dallas. Fort Worth and
Wichita Falls, Tex, in the interest OF
the National City Christian Church.
DR.. Wiley is expected TO return TO the
city early next week.
A mems banquet will be held Mon
day evening at $50 at the church.
under the auspices Of the Eseryman
Bible Glass. Representative Brooks
Fletcher of Ohio will speak on when
q Man Gets q Vision" Representative
j. NJ. Robsion Of Kentucky, a TEACHER
Of the class, will act as POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Church of Sta. Ciustina, Padua, Italy.

CT. JUSTINA received her crown of
~ martyrdom in the year 303. and a
church was built In her honor $50 years
later. It was reconstructed 400 years
later. but another church was built in
her honor In 1882. The facade, though
well proportioned and stately. remains
In an unfinished condition to the pres
ent day. The grifiins at the top of the
steps belonged to the thirteenth century
building
Like most italian churches. that OF
Sta. Giustlna contains many fine old
paintings. Among the treasures are a
"St. Gertrude Supported by Angels"
the work OF Liberti; Death of ST.
Scholastica." by Luca Giordano: st
Benedict and his Disciples. by Palma
Giovane. and Christ on the Cross" by
Parodi.
The chapel Of ST. Luke is covered
with frescoes by Campagnola and the
beautiful stalls OF the choir are by the
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Sunday School Lesson

inner man. It was moral and addressed
itself to man, as moral being, to lis
heart and conscience" The CONTRAST
that Jesus made between the physicai
food. that goes into a man, and the
moral action. which proceeds from him
was a direct attack upon the citadel
of the Pharisee's faith. They exalted
the formal ritualistic observance. while
they neglected the spiritual life. The
Master sought to make the source of
,ife pure, so that outcome of life would
be acceptable to God: Christ'S claim
that the supreme interest OF life was
not outward and material. but inward
and spiritual was revolutionary
theological position in the opinion of
His critics. 81.
The Pharisees. who saw in Christ's
statements challenge of their position.
practice and precepts. we're aroused and
determined to make an end OF Him. 1t
was difficult for the apostles to under
stand the significance of the Masters
position. Surprised by their failure to
grasp it, Jesus. according to Matthew,
showed them that He had precipitated
the rupture between the Pharisees and
Himself, because. as His parable taught,
the traditional ordinances must be
abolished. for they had no divine au-
thority. He had made His attack upon
them because their principles destroyed
Gods word by eliminating the distirc.
ticn between the Law Of God and the
traditions of men. He showed that
they, were blind leaders leading the
blind to destruction,
Jesus did not oppose utualistic OBJ
servances. which aided In commemorate
ing religious events. for He. established
some for His own people He demanded
that every ceremony should be an out
ward sign OF an inward and spiritual
grace" He sought to keep the sources
OF ones life absolutely pure, knowing
that true works would then follow. He
is against rules and regulations OF re-
ligion that are OF no value. He cstab-,
lished a religion OF repentance, regen-
Grafton and righteousness. the issues OF
which are pardon for the past sin. pres
ent peace with God. and JOY which the
Holy Spirit brings to our life, eauippins
us with inward power to be utilized iii
spiritual service for the glory Of the
Lord and the advancement Of our fell
low men. He insists today that we
obey the golden text TO, keep thy
heart with. all diligence; for out OF 1t
are the issues OF life" St.'
Evening star., 1928-03-17
COMMUNITY BIBLE CLASS
FOR WOMEN is PLANNED
Miss Il. H. Tgyicr WIFI Conduct
Group At Chevy Chase Pres
a-- N- res sss Fsa&F
hyterian Church.

Announcement was made today Of 4
community Bible class for women, TO
be conducted by Miss AIigy Manning
Taylor Of Chicago &C the Cherry Chase
Presbyterian Church. as one OF the out
standing features Of It's Lenten onserv-
af1ce II 81
Invitations have been issued 10. all
women TO attend the Eve lectures anent
the famous leSter 20 the Philippians by
Paul. 70 be presented by Miss Taylor
during the last week in March. The
nr5t meeting of tha Bible class win be
held the morning OF March 2S at the
church a. 10 O'Clock. and the program
viii continue AZ the same hour each
successive day through Friday OF that
week <'t
The class meeting and lecture ix
scheduled 10 last one hour, and several
informal gatherings Of Presbyterian
women viii be held incident 70 Miss
TsylnTis arrival On March ~.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

same master Above the high altar Is a
magnificent painting by Paul Veronese,
representing the martyrdom of Santa
Justina. There is also beautiful sleep
ing figure of st. Prosdocino before one
of the side affairs. and IN St Luke's
chapel a. statue of Our Lady In black
snd gold brought in the eighth century
from Constantinople. Communicating
with the present choir by large door
on the right is that of the old church
which was left undisturbed and contains
some fine old tonbs.
Under an altar in the right transept
Is part Of the body of St Matthew, IN
the left transept are some relics of st.
Luke. and nearby are the iron gates in
which the remains of the evangelistS
were brought from Constantinople.
Besides this edifice stands the Orto
Botanico. which was founded in l543,
and is the oldest botanical garden in
Europe
Evening star., 1928-03-17
HAML|NE CHURCH
. DRIVE TOMORROW
Every-Member Canvass to
Be Conducted by Method
ist Workers.

The annual every-member canvass
OF the Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church will be conducted tomorrow
afternoon. when workers plan to call
upon every member in the church to
receive their subscriptions toward cur
rent expenses and benevolences budget
for the coming year. beginning April
/. The canvass will be under the di-
rection of Walter M. Bastian. chairman
OF the finance committee, and w. r.
Sickle will organize the teams. A
brief talk will be made by e. M Willis
to the canvassers at luncheon to be
served In the Social Hall by the Ladies'
Aid Society preceding the canvass.
DR.. Joseph Templeton Herson, the
minister, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on the subject. Gods. Interest
Personal to Each Of U.s. The subject
for the evening service will be Some
Types OF Men,
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
social Tuesday evening, when the
Blues" will entertain the Reds" who
were victors In the recent membership
contest. The new members will also
receive oficial recognition. Refresh
ments will be served. ...
Evening star., 1928-03-17
MOUNT VERNON SERMON
TOPIC is FORGIVENESS
DR.. William Lambeth will Fill
Pulpit at Morning and Eve
ming Services.

Or. William lambeth will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the
Mount Vernon Place Church, South.
His subject for the morning sermon
viii be Forgive and Forgiven" and
for the evening sermon, Power for
witnessing"
Rev: John w. Rustin will preach at
II am In st11e Sunday school audi.
torium to the junior congregation on
Excuses" g.
Christianity Demonstrated Through
Love" will be discussed at the meeting
Of the Senior Epworth League at 6:45
pm. in the Sunday school auditorium.
Miss Avaline Young will be the leader.
Al recent business meeting OF the
Senior League. officers were elected as
follows: President, Buelah Dicks: vice
president, j. Earle Wetheriy: recording
secretary, Emily Jinkins: corresponding
secretary. Nellie Koonce: treasurer.
Clinton Bowman; Epworth Era agent.
Ralph r. Browning.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BAPTISTS OPEN REVIVAL.
Two-Week Service Begins at Sec
ond Church Tomorrow,

A two-Week revival service will begin
tomorrow at Second Baptist Church.
Third street between II and l streets,
The city pastors and churches will
assist
At II am. tomorrow the pastor. Rev,
j. l., &, Holloman. will preach on
Jesus Feeds the Multitudes," At 330
pm. the Pastors Aid Club will hold a
pew rally service. Al pm, the Old
Ark lodge of Odd Fellows will celebrate
It's fitty-third anniversary. The Bible
school will meet at ASo am. and the
n, Y. r, II. will meet at q pm
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BIBLE READERS PLAN
EASTER SERVICE
Program will BE Held In Sylvan
Theater on Monument Grounds
April 8.

Arrangements have been completed
by the Community Bible Readers
League for a second Easter eventide
service TO be held In the Sylvan The
ater on the Monument grounds. April
8 from to 6 pm. The program is
being prepared.
The next quarterly conference Of
representatives Of churches and other
organizations will be held Wednesday at
3 pm at the headquarters OF the league
in the Mills Building. Reports OF the
various sections will be given.
The March meeting Of the executive
board will be held Thursday. when a
special report will be presented by the
finance committee, consisting OF Mrs,
Frances Hewlett Wright, DR.. william
j. Seelye, MI CARRIER and II. lawson
Shepherd.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BISHOP GR0SE OF CHINA
WILL PREACH TOMORROW
Visitor viii FIN Pulpit OF Calvary
Methodist Chureh~~~Addresa
TO Young People.

Biahon George II, drose of Feking.
China viii preach In Calvary Methodlet
Eplaconai Church. Columbia road near
II o'clock.
lie Is In America 10 attend the seRsion
0f the General Conference Of the Meth
odlst npisnopal Church
MIAs Minnie sandhnrg, educational
secretary of the Y w, q A, viii adj
dresa the. Young Peoples meeting at
7 pm. This lenlen recital viii .be given
Al 7 ~ o'Clnck, aud following this the
mmlai r.. Rev Mark nppp, will preach
on th7 lhsme. The snare Of the Short
Evening star., 1928-03-17
LENTEN FILMS OBTAINED.
Pictures TO Be Shown Under Direc.
ton Of Women's Committee.

The chairman of Bible study commit
tee Of the Federation Of Women's Clubs,
Mrs. H. MofTatt Bradley, and the COM
mittee. Mrs. Sarah Nevins fvice chair
mani, MrA. G. o. 0illingham. Mrs.
Hesse, Mrs, Marie Brindley and Mrs. r..
c. CriAwell have arranged for motion
pictures and the Lsnten services 10 be
held March % In the Savoy Theatcr at
1880 Fourteenth street. Rev. n. r.
Efighbor. evangelist. of Sunbury, Pa.
viii speak,
In the Chevy Chase Theater. 56i2
Connecticut avenue. Or, James Shera
Montgomery win speak March 20. These
services viii begin at 3.l6 pm. and con-
ciude at pm. Children and adults are
invited