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Evening star., 1928-06-02
BAPTIST CHURCHES
SHOW SLIGHT LOSS
Census Report Says Pasto-
rates Decreased From 401
in 1916 to 348 in 1926.

Regular Baptists were represented by
348 churches and 23,0l0 members in
the United States in 1926, as compared
with 40l churches and 21.521 members
in 1915 according TO census reports an
nounced by the Department of Com
merce.
The total expenditures for 1926. as
reported by 223 churches, amounted TO
S55.6l0. including S46.168 for current
expenses and Improvements; S8,8l5 for
beneyolences, missions. etc, and s627
not classified The total expenditures
reported by l43 churches in 1916 were
s1l,s55.
The value of church edifices Gnclud-
ing furniture and equipment as re-
ported by 233 churches for 1925, was
S647,550. which may be compared with
sl4l,480 reported by l89 churches in
1916
Of the 34S churches reporting in 1926,
there were Is located in urban territory
incorporated places of $500 inhabi-
tantS or morel and 332 were in rural
areas. OF the total membership, 24ss
were In the urban churches and 90 524
in the rural churches and Of the total
expenditures IL urban churches re-
ported $50. POI and 2li rural churches
s26. 400. The value Of church property
reported By IA urban churches was
1858. 400 and that reported by 2l9 rural
churches was S27o.i50.
Sunday schools were reported by 65
churches Of this denomination in 1926.
with $50 officers and teachers and 1880
scholars. The number of Officers and
teachers in the Sunday schools as re-
ported for 1915 was 264 and the number
Of scholars 2,537.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
DR.. PIERCE TO TALK
ON GOD AS FRIEND
''The Man of GaliIee" Film
Will Be Shown at First
Congregational.

At the First Congregational Church
Tenth and G streets. DR.. Jason Noble
Pierce will preach tomorrow at Il am.
on the theme. God as Friend" and
at pm. on the subject. "Galilee. the
Crossroads of the World followed by
4 siZ-reel feature picture, The Man
Of Galiiee''
Sunday school meets at $50 am.
Class for mon and women. Christian
Endeayor at $50 pm. Leader Of
Senior Society Christian Endeayor. Miss
Lillian Peters: subject. How. When
and Where Should We Worship"
Topic for the Y. p. S. c. e, How
Much Schooling Do Young People
Need?" Leader. Robert Ball.
The usual motion picture services will
be held Monday. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at 3 pm The week s
photoplay will be Upstream" The
program will include science. educa-
tional and diplomatic films Of the Bu-
reau of Commercial Economics. show
ing cities Of France in the war area.
At 2:3o pm. Saturday a childre1's mo-
ton picture service will be given, which
will include the feature picture, The
War Horse" Noah and the Ark" and
other pictures pleasing 70 children.
Lunch will be served by the Wom-
ems Society in the Sunday school room
of the church. Tenth and G streets.
for the public, Wednesday from IL
am. TO 2 pm
Evening star., 1928-06-02
HECTACONAL TEMPLE, KIOTO, JAPAN

X TOTO is called the City of Temples,
~ and it we'll deserves the name. The
traveller sees so many that 1t is ever
after difficult for him to recall them
They are Of various shapes
and sizes. One Of them alone contains
10000 idols most Of which are rude
images carved out Of solid blocks Of
wood and heavily giIded They are
about three feet high, and some possess
many arms and hands, symbols Of
power and plenty. In many Of these
temples priests are continually writing
on slips of paper the prayers of Wor-
shippers, who request that these petitions
be pinned or pasted up in the sanctu-
ary In many japanese shrines there
are gOngs. which are beaten vigorously
by any one who comes to pray to arouse
the attention CT the deities and notify
them Of the prayer to be offered.
Bronze bells of great purity Of sound
Evening star., 1928-06-02
UNITED BRETHREN
IN CHRIST REPORT
372 Churches, 17.772 Men,
bers, in 1926, Shows De-
crease From 1916 Figures.

The United Brethren in Christ (Old
Constitution) denomination was repre-
sented by 372 churches and l7.772
members in 1926, as compared with 408
churches and 1906 members In 1915.
according 10 a census report announced
by the Department OF Commerce.
The total expenditures FOR 1925, as
reported by $50 churches amounted to
$34l 6S7. including $3.50, ,423 for current
expenses and improvements, S73.211 for
benevolences. missions. etc, and S9.048
not classified The total expenditures
reported by 402 churches in 1916 we're
$135.865.
The value Of church edifices Gnclud-
ing furniture and equipmentJ. as re-
ported by 333 churches for 1928. was
s1.022, $50. which may be compared with
s707,396 reported by 37S churches in
1916.
OF the 372 churches reporting In 1925
there we're 80 located in urban territory
incorporated places Of $500 inhabit-
ants or nnoreJ and 334 we're in rural
areas. OF the total membership 2955
were in urban churches and l4.8I7 in
the rural churches, and Of the total ex-
penditures 36 urban churches reported
$40 ,208 and 323 rural churches S262. .479.
The value Of church property reported
by SO urban churches was S233 400 and
that reported By 302 rural churches
was s789 ,260.
Sunday schools we're reported by 345
churches Of this denomination in 1926.
with 3725 officers and teachers and
232l4 scholars. The number Of off,
GERS and teachers in the Sunday schools
rs reported for 1916 was 3.740 and the
number of scholars 24If3
Evening star., 1928-06-02

re also to be seen here, and they are
rung at stated intervals by the priests,
with a strangely beautiful effect.
Kioto has today population of about
half a million. but it no longer has the
proud position it once occupied when 1t
was the capital of Japan and the sole
residence of the Mikados. At present
the seat Of sovereignty has been trans
ferred to Toxic, and there is now the
palace of the Emperor. Perhaps no
country in the world offers more TO in
terest the tourist as does Japan. Intel
ligent, progressive, assimilating with
wonderful rapidity the ideas. customs
and inventions Of European and Ameri-
can civilization, the japanese are never
theIess a race having a national record
and regular succession Of Mikados for
more than 1000 ye:rs. In them the
past and the present strangely meet
and blend.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Church MEMBERS
DECREASE SHOWN
UniversaIists Show Smaller
Enrolment in 1926 as Com
pared With 1916.

There was loss In both the number
of churches and membership In the
Univefsalist denomination in the United
States during the census period 1915 10
1926, according TO report Of the De-
partment of Commerce The report
shows there were 400 churches with
membership Of 54.957 in 1926. as COM
pared with G43 churches with 58,5
members in 1916.
These figures are exclusive Of Is fed
Grated churches each consisting OF a
Universalist unit combined with a unit
of some other denomination, These
federated churches, which are more or
lese closely affiliated with the Untver-
salist denomination. reported tota!
membership Of 3.297
The total expenditures for 1925. as
reported by 470 churches. amounted to
81 i,6l6,624. including 81 .435. .7o3 for cur
rent expenses and improvements
sl49, 1852 for beneyolences. missions etc.
and s3l .464 not classified The total
expenditures reported BY 573 churches
in 1916 we're Si.069,075. The value Of
church edifices (inciuding furniture and
eGuipnent) as reported b. 470 churches
for 1926. was SIS 1926. $40. which may be
compared with S7376,l03 reported by
500 churches in 1915
Of the 498 churches reporting in 1925
there we're 244 located in urban terri
tory incorporated places of $500 IN
hahitants or more). and 254 we're in
rural areas, OF the total membership.
4l.475 were in the urban churches and
1892 In the rural churches: and OF the
total expenditures 235 urban churches
reported 81 363270 and 235 rural
churches, $246.354 The value of church
property reported by 23l urban churches
was Si4.265. .642. and that reported BY
23a rural churches was 81 ,561 .298.
Sunday schools were reported by $50
churches of this denomination in 1926.
with 4,045 officers and teachers and
2s738 scholars. The number of officers
and teachers in the Sunday schools as
reported for 1915 was 5.l70, and the
number Of scholars. 1922.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
COLORED Church
SHOWS DECREASE
African Methodist EpiscopalS
Lose in EdificeS and Men,
bers, Survey Says.

The Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church in the United States IN 1916
had 2.5l8 churches. with a member
ship of 202.7l3, as compared with
2.62l churches and 245,749 members
in 1916, the Department Of Commerce
announced in census report.
In the District Of Columbia there
we're four churches with 1912 members
in 1926 and four churches with 84c
members in 1916, the report states.
The total expenditures for 1926. as
reported by 2,477 churches, amounted
to S2,42S.234. including sl,924,540 for
current expenses and improvements,
SAT-. .038 for beneyolenceS. missions, etc.
and s86.656 not classified. The total
expenditures reported by 2,6i3 churches
in 1916 were si736.692.
The value Of church edifices in-
Guiding furniture and equipment. as
reported by 2,34l churches for 1926,
was s9.2ll.437. which may be compared
with S5,6i9862 reported by 2,544
churches In 1916.
OF the 2.5i3 churches reporting in
1926 there we're SGT located in urban
territory incorporated places of 2.500
inhabitants or more1 and 1851 we're in
rural areas. OF the total membership.
1913 were In the urban churches and
123.530 in the rural churches. and OF
the total expenditures $50 urban
churches reported s1.l91 $50 and 1919
rural churches si.236575. The value
of church property. reported By 52i
urban churches was S5.791,l15 and that
reported by 1920 rural churches was
53.420,322
Sunday schools were reported by 2,35l
churches OF this denomination in 1925.
with 1876 officers and teachers ana
f03. .522 scholars. The number OF off,
GERS and teachers In the Sunday schools
AZ reported for 1918 was 1890 and
the number OF scholars 1880.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
FEDERATION VACATION
SCHOOL MEETS MONDAY
Institute for Training of Workers
Convenes in Calvary
Church.

The Church Vacation School Institute
for the training Of vacation school!
workers will convene Monday evening in
the Calvary Baptist Church under the
auspices of the Washington Federation
Of Churches. The sessions are from
4:45 TO pm. from Monday TO Friday.
DR.. J. B. Dufneid viii conduct a
course in worship Rev. Edward G..
Latch. course in vacation school ad-
ministration; Miss Blanche Merryman,
course In primary department: Mrs
Rossel 4. Mitchell, a. course for primary
workers: Mrs II. E. Kiser, course for
Junior workers. William s. Hickman,
course for intermediate workers. Rev
r. o. Clark. director Of this work for the
Of Churches will have charge
OF expressional activities, projects and
crafts work
The institute Is open to the public.
Many Of the vacation schools In Wash
ington will begin June Is and continue
for a month.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
REFORM METHODIST
CHURCH STATISTICS
Denomination Reports IA Congre-
cations and 800 Members in
q. S. for Year 1926.

The Reformed Methodist Church in
the United States in 1926 had II
churches and 800 members. according
to a census report Of the Department
Of Commerce OF these churches. II,
with $50 members. we're located in the
State Of New York. This denomina-
tion was not reported in 1916 and
therefore there are no comparative
figures.
The total expenditures, as reported
by 13 churches, amounted to S9.176,
including s6.064 for current expenses
and Improvements. s2.045 for benevo-
lences. missions, etc, and 81 .057 not
classified. The value Of church edihces
Including furniture and equipmentl. as
reported BY l3 churches, was s26.300
Of the Il churches reporting IN
1926. there we're four located in urban
territory incorporated places Of $500
inhabitants or more) and 10 we're IN
rural areas. OF the total membership
l12 we're in the urban churches and
273 in the rural churches. and of the
total expenditures four urban churches
reported s3.478 and nine rural churches
IS 5.698. The value Of church property
reported by three urban churches was
$4,000 and that reported by 10 rural
churches was Si6.5o0
Sunday schools we're reported bv ~
churches Of this denomination. with
80 officers and teachers and 355
scholars.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PASTOR IN INDIANA.
DR.. Patterson Attending Centennial
of Delphia Church.

DR. N, p. Patterson. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church is attending
and having part in the centennial eeie-
bration of the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Deiphia. Ind In his ah-
sence Or F Scott Mcbride. general
superintendent OF the nti-Saloon
League Of America, viii be the speaker
tomorrow morning.
At the evening service az the chapel,
Massachusetts avenue and Thirty-Sixth
street, Prof V. O. Skyherg. who has
recently been elected To the presidency
of the School for Deaf at Faribault,
Minn.. will be the speaker His ad-
dress will be based upon the Savior'S
words 10 the man Of D.cap0liS, who
was deaf and had an lmpedlment In
his speech. When looking up tn
Heaven. lie said. "Ephphatha that Is.
be opened
Evening star., 1928-06-02
AIDS SUMMER SCHOOLS.
Episcopal Diocese Plans Bus Service
70 Ocean City.

'rae department Of religious ediies-
tlon 81 the EDlDcopsl Church in the
DlGcese of Washington is encouraging
registration for tae YAEaoue GUNNER
schools o. religious education which
ne Episcopal Church maintains ia the
nejgSlhoriooc II Washington.
Arrangements naye been MADE for q
special bus 10 run 70 Ocean City June
n. 10 zcooynnocste HAsajn2tonians
attending the Peninsula Conference.
fgeg. e r. kbtott and his sister Ms
Hnan9a w hDkrott, viii go by rootoY with
. party ci GGndzY snsDOol teachers from
the Cga2peI u spe Goo6 EtlepflcFo.
a sDeraaI bus VII! leave Washington
foY kn12poaaz June H. connecting @itn
ne CceSn City Dilz ~ CiaIoofne. pm
%sce1 q sufficient a3mter of passengers
Is fecyged lf3 scYanes This party ls
oelDg arranged by C3YnSr. e ] JeHeH,
wi3c nss ALREADY enrolled tour teachers
ffGS3 sisn G0H6@g Sciaooj u ~. Margaret =
Cfl1fCfg
Evening star., 1928-06-02
FEATURE SERVICE
AT SECOND BAPTIST
18th Anniversary of Church Or
ganization and Sixth of Present
Pastorate to Be Observed.

Anniversary Sunday" viii be OBJ
-eTved tomorrow at the Second Baptist
Church II marks a double anniversary,
being the 18th anniversary OF the
o-genizstion of the church and the
r.xtn anniversary Of the pastorate Of
7ev. Ellis c. Prinm. Special notice will
= taken Of these anniversaries in the
s.rvicss
The morning service will be held at
ne church. Fourth street and Virginia
@venue southeast, al IL O'Clock Mr.
~Tirar viii speak on the subject. Fac
ag the Sunrise" Communion will be
observed
The night service viii be held at the
branch building. Seventeenth and East
Capitol street. At O'Clock. the SER
non theme viii be "Wishbones or Back
homes TIE B. 7. P. u. will meet at
the branch at Gas O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-06-02
D. c. DELEGATES NAMED
TO CHURCH SESSIONS
Synodical Missions Conference
Opens June IS for Four Days
at Frederick.

Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin. on the COM
mittee of hospitality for the conference
Of the Synod of Baltimore and the
Woman's Synodical Missions, meeting
four days. starting June l5 at Hood
College. Frederick. Md, has announced
additional representatives from the
Washington area. as follows:
Miss Fannie G.. Childs. Church Of the
Covenant Mrs. william F. Thompson.
Sixth Presbyterian: Mrs. Walter Scott.
Kensington: Mrs. George H. Cook. Mrs.
Janet Atkinson. New York Avenue
Presbyterian: Miss Laura Shotwell.
Eastern Presbyterian: Mrs c. NJ. Hitz,
Sherwood: Mrs. Harry Blake and Mrs.
Deming Sheer. Vienna, Va: Mrs. W. B.
Halton. Mrs. Charles Drexilius and Mrs.
c. B. Claxton of Fourth Presbyterian.
and Mrs. w. G.. JamiSon of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Mrs. Wal
lace Radcliffe is vice president OF the
Womens Synodical Society Rev Alfred
E. Barrows. pastor Of Eastern Presby-
terian Church. is chairman OF the COM
mittee on arrangements.
A report of the committee on educa-
ton will be read by DR.. Joseph r SiZoo.
William Gibson of Washington will pre-
sent the report of the trustees Of Not
tingham Academy.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CLASS TO OPEN SERVICE.
Temps Baptist Group Plans Pre-
.5gasnaFy Program.

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Evening star., 1928-06-02
DR.. SMITH WILL PREACH
LAST OF SERMON SERIES
Judge Thompson TO Make Address
at Hamline Bible Glass
Meeting

At the Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sixteenth at Allison street.
Or. CheSteen Smith will give the fnal
sermon of his series on What Jesus
Saw From Nazareth Hill" tomorrow
night. These sermons were the out
growth Of personal observations made
a few Years ago
Judge j. W. Thompson. teacher of the
mems Bible class Of Eldbrooke Meth
odiSt Episcopal Church. will deliver an
address TO the mems Bible class at 10
O'Clock
The all-day meeting OF the womens
societies Of the church viii be held
Wednesday, when the annual election
OF officers will take place.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
WILL PREACH ON SERVING.
Tr. J. N. Waldron to Deliver Bac-
calaureate in Evening.

At Shiloh BanNst Institutional Church.
Ninth and streets, tomorrow at Il
IN, the pastor. Dr. J. NJ. Waldron, will
preach on. "Cumbered About Much
Serving" At pm. the elderly men,
bers of the church will dine with the
pastor and officers and remain and
partake OF The Lords Supper" at $3.50
pm. with the other members of the
church and new members will receive
the hand of fellowship"
The Christian Endeavor Society, Miss
Sarah r. Whetts president. will render
a special program at pm. and ut 8
pm. the pastor will deliYer the bacca-
laureate sermon to the faculty and
students of the Frelinghuysen University
Evening star., 1928-06-02
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Evening star., 1928-06-02
NOVENA AT ST. MARY'S.
Rev. c. A. Dougherty TO Conduct
Services June 7-15.

Rev. Charles A. Dougherty. s. M, OF
the MariSt Seminary, Brookland. viii
conduct Eoyena In honor Of the
sacred heart Of Jesus at ST. Mary's
Church from june TO June IS.
There will be masses al and 8 am,
and at 7:30 pm. prayers, sermon and
bcnediction. On June there WY be
Novena deVotions In honor OF st.
Anthony at am. and 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CHAPLAIN TO SPEAK.
DR.. Montgomery to Address M. E.
Bible Glass.

The adult Bible class of the Metro
politan Memorial NJ. F. Church, John
Marshall place and c street, will be
addressed tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock by DR.. James Shera Montgomery
on The subject. Jesus Facing Betrayal
and Death" The class recently sent its
contribution Of $500 TO the world service
OF the church
The Summer picnics Of of the class
begin June 9, at $50 pm. in Rock
Creek Park. at the intersection of Sher-
ril and Beach drives. Those desiring
to attend should enter the park at the
Sixteenth street entrance opposite the
Walter Reed General Hospital and pro-
ceed TO the bottom of the hill. A large
fireplace is available and an old-time
"beefsteak fry" will be held
Evening star., 1928-06-02
REp. p.G.E.LEhsKI TO SPEAK
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Elder Will Preach Here.

Rev, John w. Thompson of York,
Pa presiding elder of the York district
Of the Central Pennsylvania Conference,
will preach tomorrow morning at the
Albright Memorial Evangelical Church,
Fourth and Rittenhouse streets
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Church to Hold Communion.

Communion services viii be celebrated
ton1orroW a. PetTort1 Baptist Church.
announces the pastor, Rev. Henry j
Smith. The sermon in the morning is
Sheer Human Power" and in the eye
oing Achievement Privileges"
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Rev. H. F. Downs to Substitute.

Rev. II. F.. Downs will preach tomor-
row morning at Trinity Methodist Epls-
copal Church, during the absence of the
pastor, Rev, Frank Steelman. Page Nc
Etchison Of the Y. M G. A. will speak
at night.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
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"Triple Evolution" Is Theme.

THE Triple Evolution" Will be the
subject Of talk, followed by questions
and answers. at the United Lodge Of
Theosophists. 709 Hill Bldg. Seven
tecnth and | streets, tomorrow, at 8l5
pm.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Conference Report to Be Given.

Rev. Fred c. Reynolds will conduct
holy communion tomorrow al II m
at Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church.
end preach in the evening OH What
the General Conference Did"
Evening star., 1928-06-02
GUILD TO MEET.
Episcopal Women of Bethesda to
Gather Wednesday.

UdIHer " ednesuay.
The Guild of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Bethesda, Md. will meet Wed
nesday morning at $50 O'Clock Mrs.
G.. Brown Miller, chairman of the @tri-
ennial entertainment fund, will be the
speaker
At the church services tomorrow holy
communion viii be observed at IL am.
The church school will meet at $50
and II am.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
DR.. SIZO0 TO PREACH.
Presbytsrian Pastor Announces
Topic for Tomorrow.

DY, Joseph f. Eizoo will preach at
both the services III the New YORK Ave-
u1e Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
At the II O'Clock service he viii
preach upon the theme The Influence
" the Obscure" In the evening he viii
have for his subject On Growing Up. !"
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Rev. w. M. Michael to Preach.

Rev Walter NJ Michael will pfeach
in Brightwood Park Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow morning on Re
membering Our Benefits" and at 8 pm
on Seeing Jesus"
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BY REV. HUGH t. STEVENSON.

JESUS FACING BETRAYAL
AND DEATH.
Mark 141 AZ.
Golden TeXt-Not what I will,
but what thou wilt. Mark 1896.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
STUDY YACHT
Club SITES
Harlingen Organiza.
ton to be Formed
Next Wednesday
Especial 10 The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Sept. 2s.-The ques-
ton OF options on sites for boat
houses. and other facilities for the
proposed Arroyo yacht club we're dis
cussed at a meeting Of the commit
tee here Wednesday night.
Final action probably will ~ TAX
en- al a general meeting Wednesday
night Of next week. when NIL rcr-
sons interested in boating. Cr who
care 70 take part are invited 70 gath
er here.
The committee II composed Of MR..
III. MI. D~riscoll. chairman. VI. vi. Per-
~. Dudley r. Smith. and G.. r.
Perry.
The project calls fur securing in-
formation on the cost or different
sites on the Arroyo near here for
such facilities as NAV he decided
upon. and then forming The club,
the funds "a be placed IN escrow
until the members shall decide
what improvements and purchases
shall be made