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Harrison Bible Glass to Meet.

A meeting of the Harrison Bible Glass
of Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Church, 1888 Thirty-first street, will be
held in the auditorium of the church
tomorrow morning, 9:45 o'clock. Prof.
Charles E. Bish of the Western High
School will address the class on Chris
tian Stewardship" T. w. Hardgrave
will have charge of the lesson and give
q short talk on it.
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Takoma Park Baptist Services.

At the Takoma Park Baptist Church,
Piney Branch road and Aspen street,
the pastor, Rev. William E. La Rue,
will speak tomorrow at IL am. and
8 pm. The morning sermonette to
children is "$33,000 for a Smile" and
the sermon, Fulfilling the Law" In
the evening, the first of series of SER
mons on Religious Certainties." No. !,
How DO We Know There Is God, "
will be given.
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Home Coming to Be Observed.

AT the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and O streets. home coming and recla-
roaCion day will continue until further
notice. Rev. DR.. Bullock's topic to-
morrow at II am. is The Man of Sor-
row" Holy communion will follow the
morning service. At 8 pm. his topic is
who Can Blot Out Sin?" Bible school
win meet at 9:l5 am. The I. C. E. So
ciesy will meet at pm. The Junior
q 4. Society will meet at S pm. The
senior C. r. Society will meet ct s pm.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday, to 10 pm.
Young Peoples prayer meeting Thurs
lxy to sSPS - raN' i,
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SEES IOWA FOR SMITH.
Democratic Leader Says Farm Re
volt Is Almost Unbelievable.

NEW YORK, October 20 OR. F.
Mitchell of Des Moines, chairman OF the
Iowa Democratic State central commit
tee, declared at Democratic national
headquarters here yesterday that there
is no question but that Iowa will go for
Gov. Smith"
1.-The farm revolt in Iowa against the
Republican party is almost unbeliey-
able" he said
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SERIES IS CONTINUED.

Presbyterian Pastor to Give Third
Address on Builders of America"
Rev. Henry B. Wooding pastor of the
lexington Presbyterian Church, corner
North Capitol street and Florida avenue,
will give, Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock,
the third of series Of addresses, on
Builders of America" The theme be-
ing THE Contribution Of the Scotch to
American Life" The morning topic at
IL o'clock Is Facing the East"
The fancy work committee will give a
luncheon in the Sunday school house,
Wednesday at noon.
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First Brethren Services.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, Twelfth and E
streets southeast. will preach tomorrow
at IL am on THE Church With Lost
Passion" and at 7:45 pm. on THE
Birth From Above" Monday night at
7:45 o'clock a series of evangelistic
meetings will begin. Rev. W. G. Ben
shoff Of Waynesboro, Pa, will be the
evangelist.
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WILL OCCUPY PULPIT.
Or. w. L. arby 70 Preach at First
Baptist Church.

In the absence of the pastor. DR..
Samuel JudSon Porter, who is deliver
ing series of lectures in Denton, Tex,
the sermon tomorrow at First Baptist
Church will be preached by DIR. w. L.
Darby. secretary of the Washington
Federation Of Churches, and in the
evening DR.. Rufus w. Weaver, secre-
tary Of the education board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will
preach on THE Greatest Need of a
Restless Age"
over the Swedish VOL of the church.
will return next Wednesday. The first
Swedish service of this season will be
held in the Church Friday evening at
O'Clock. The deacons will be in
charge of the prayer meeting Thursday
evening. II. d. Young will lead the
meeting.
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REVIVAL CONTINUES.
Bosworth Evangelist Service in
City Begins Tenth Week.

The Bosworth evanselistic party be-
gins its tenth week of revival In this
city tomorrow at the President Theater,
Pennsylvania avenue near Eleventh
street. with services at and 1880 pm.
Evangelist Bosworth has announced as
his subject for the afternoon, 1.-THE
Way to Wealth and Influence" and for
the evening, Conditions of Being
Saved"
B. B. Bosworth, brother of the evan
gelist, himself preacher, also soloist,
having just closed a revival campaign
In Michigan, Is assisting in the meet
ings here. Meetings continue daily, ex-
cept Saturday, at 10 am. and 1880 pm.
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Lincoln Road M. E. Church Plans
Special Exercises

The nineteenth anniversary Of the
founding of Lincoln Road M E. Church.
Lincoln road and u street northeast.
will be observed with special exercises
tomorrow.
Dr. John Reed Shannon will preach
at the morning service and DR.. j.
Phelps Hand in the evening
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SERMONS ANNOUNCED.
Rev. ]. L. s. Holloman to Preach
at Second Baptist.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street between H and / streets, tomor-
row the pastor, Rev. J. l.. S. Holloman.
will preach at IL am. on THE Law of
Rewards in Gods Universe" At $3.50
pm. the Missionary Society will con-
duct an echo meeting. At 8 pm. the
pastor will deliver special sermon for
the Progressive Relief Association
The Bible school will meet at $50
s.n1. and the B. Y. P. u. ct pm.
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Hoover had danced with colored

woman.
II did not say that as direct state
ment coming from me-" Gov. Bilbo said
what I did say was that that state
ment was made at q public rally held
in Jackson some time ago."
Shown a copy of the telegram from
Akerson, Gov Bilbo said he did not
care to comment further until he re-
ceived the message dispatched to him
from Hoover's assistant Gov Bilbo
indicated, however, that he would reply.
Denial Of the statement that Hoover
had danced with colored woman at
Mounds Bayou was contained in a
statement released here yesterday by
J.. O. Crosby. prominent South Missis-
sippi lumberman, who accompanied the
Republican nominee on his Hood trip.
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Pa stor to Preach.

The pastor. Rev. H. w. Tolson, of
Westminster Presbyterian Church, will
speak on What Motives Lead Men and
Women to Go as Foreign Missionaries?
tomorrow morning, and the evening
services on THE Speech Of Fool"
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Mrs. Mary DaY Asks Divorce

Mrs Mary E. Day, At Fifth street
northeast, has filed suit in the District
Supreme Court for an absolute divorce
from William H. Day. 1921 Norwood
two correspondents. Mrs. Day says she
was married at Bel Air, Md, November
%, 1923. and has two children. She is
represented by Attorney Foster Wood.
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EVANGELISTS TO LEAVE.
Metropolitan Baptist Special Serv-
ices Will Close Tomorrow

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
the special evangelistic services, con-
Quoted by Pastor John Compton Ball,
will be concluded tomorrow evening.
The young woman evangelists, Misses
Amy Lee Stockton and Rita Gould,
will have charge of both the morning
and evening services, Miss Stockton
will speak at il am on "A Ringing
Challenge From q Man In JAIL" and
at 7:45 pm. on THE Unanswerabie
Question" Miss Stockton will also ad-
dress the Bible school, and Miss Gould
Will direct the chorus at ell services of
the day.
Monday afternoon the evsnselists de-
part for California,
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N0VENA OF PRAYER.
Services Announced for Chapel of
Work for Poor Churches,

A novena Of prayer will be offered at
the Chapel of Work for Poor Churches.
14l9 v street. beginning today and
closing October 49, The sermons will
be preached each day during the
novena at 4:45 pm. Rev. George
Johnson, Rev. Maurice P. Sheehy. Rev.
Edward J. Ryan, Rev. Joseph v. Buck
ley and Rev. Francis P. Lyons will give
the sermons. Mgr Edward A. Pace
will close the novena with sermon and
benediction, and the "Te Deum" viii
be sung by the Seminarians OF Holy
Cross College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-20

WashinEtonians who hope to vote
by mail this year, but who are
doubtful concerning the laws Of their
home States on the subject. may re-
ceive the neeeAsary information by
directing inquiries to The Evening
star. rs follows: Voting Information,
care News department.. Evening Star.
The questions and answers will be
published each day.
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CHURCH LECTURE LISTED.
ADDRESS on Christian Science by
Robert 8. Ross.

lecture on Christian Science,
Present Redemption" will be delivered
In First Church of Christ Scientist
Tuesday. at 8 pm, by Robert Stanley
Ross, c. S.. OF New York City.
Mr.. Ross is a member of the board
OF lectureship of the mother church.
the First Church of Christ Scientist
in Boston, Mass. He will be introduced
by William G. Biederman first reader
Of First Church, under whose auspices
the lecture is given.
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Bishop Brewster to Preach.

Bishop Brewster of Portland. Me-
will conduct the service and preach the
sermon at the Church Of the Advent
Second and u streets, tomorrow at
IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-20

For the first time in 90 years Of train
ing Christian leaders, the raen enrolled
at the Biblical Seminary in New York
exceeded the women.
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WILL TEACH CLASS.

Street Christian.
At the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Ninth end D streets northeast,
DR.. Robert Hopkins will teach the
Timothy Sunday school class tomorrow
and at IL O'Clock he will preach on
Educational Evangelism" DR.. Hop
kins is secretary of the Worlds Sunday
School Association. At the evening
service Rev. Percy Thomas OF Rich
mond, Va, will preach the sermon.
The Phi Kappa Sunday school class
will present Miss Florence Jane Adams
imperSonator, in "Timothy's Quest"
Miss Adams impersonates eight diff
ferent characters in this play.
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Bu.BO WITHOUT TELEGRAM.
Governor Has Not Yet Received Denial

From Hoover Assistant.
JACKSON, Miss. October 20 (P.-
Gov. Theodore G.. Bilbo said last night
that he had not yet received tele-
gram from George Akerson, assistant
to Herbert Hoover, which branded as
''unqualifiedly false" a statement said
10 have been made by the governor that
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municipalities of the country outside of
the District of Columbia were response
BILE for destroying the effects of alleged
Federal economy"
Expenditures Omitted.
1.-THE fact is" said Mr.. Colladay, that
certain special forms of expenditures are
omitted from Gov. Smiths 1921 figures
and are included in his 1928 figure. For
1921 he has omitted $2,442, 900 trust
fund expenditures, and to get his large
figure of $4,000 900 for 1928 he has in
cluded therein $5.557 900 OF these same
and similar funds. If the trust fund
and similar expenditures are included
in both years the 1921 figure is S25.-
$4,000, against the 1923 figure given
by Gov Smith of S40,000,000. This
leaves an actual increase of little over
fourteen and one-half million dollars in
seven years.
Let us see what this is made up Of
In 1921 the Expenditures for public
schools were $5,018,160, in 1923. $12.-
32,899, difference of about seven and
one-quarter million dollars, so that AL
most exactly one-half of the increase
from the correct amount for 1921 to the
correct amount in 1928 was to provide
for sending your children to school
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Russian Church Memorial Service.

A memorial service for the Dowager
Empress Maria Fedorovna of Russia will
be held tomorrow at the Russian
Church Of st. Alexander, 1917 Twelfth
street at 1890 O'Clock.
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Criticized School Increase.

Thus through the careless use of
inaccurate information Gov. Smith has
criticized the necessary in
crease of appropriations for public
schools, which 1 am sure he would not
have done knowingly, for we have only
to turn to his Oklahoma City speech in
which he plumed himself upon his va
rious accomplishments as Governor of
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REV. Mr.. MICHAEL TO TALK
BREAD in the Wilderness" Is Pas
tors Theme

Rev. Walter M Michael, pastor of
Brightwood Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach tomorrow on
Bread in the Wilderness" His SUBJ
iect at 8 pm. is Defender of the
Faith
The Ladies' Guild will serve din
ner November from to z pm.
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The Star Model Home
Three Ways to Reach KenDood-
'ersOns inspected

Motor Connecticut Avenue through Bradley Lane
ing Wisconsin Avenue continuing under the vadu the
kenwood three short squares the left.
Connecticut Chase Circle turning
left Grafton Street through Dorset Avenue Somerset
Wisconsin Avenue to Avenue Somer-
which will lead you directly into the south of
kenwood.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
HENRY FOLEY, SIR.
khan SLEW, BURNED, DECOYED
WITH WOMEN, SAYS EX-DRAGON
starr Photos

>Engla nd States. Illinois was slightly
below Indiana. the witness said,
while Michigan was about the same
as Indiana. Wisconsin had $4,000.
The organization took in between
fifty and sixty million dollars during
the time i'm which he held office,
Stephenson said.
Stephensen's deposition will be
used in a suit, to be heard April ,,
in which five former klansmen are
seeking to have the khan barred
from Pennsylvania. on the ground
that il has melted riots, misappoprt-
:ated huge sums and exerted evil IN
fluence on public officials.
Khan leaders now engaged IN at-
tenpts to thwart Presidential as
piratiOUs az Gov. Al Smith Of New,
York were responsible for most Ut
tile Khan Outrages. Stephenson said.
The former dragon charged that
one member Of the Khan went
through the country burning
Catholic churches in various com
munities. with knowledge and an
provaI of Khan officials.
Names and dates OF the outrages
mentioned by Stephenson were not
made public. through fear the ease
might be preiudiced before IL came
to trial in the Pennsylvania courts.
The custer Of Colonel Simmons
was the natal day OF the destruction
of the Ku Klux Klan," Stephenson
charged.
TerrOrists I'm Power
After that. the witness said. the
terrorist members of the organiza-
ton began using its. political power
to gain money. and "ran out" those
Khan officials who opposed their
tactics.
'"The present governor Of Indiana
nat only is u Klansman. and In
itiated into that organization by me
in y room la the Washington Hotel.
Indianapolis, but he had dreams Of
becoming President Of the United
States. through support thrown him
by Hiram Wesley Evans"
The Washington times., 1928-04-02

Sinclair got this oil by deal with
former secretary of the Interior Al
bert b. Fall in December. 1892, sew
eraI months after having leased
Teapot Dome. There were indica.
tions the Salt Creek contract might
prove even more sensational than
the Teapot Dome revelat tons. This
contract, incidentally. was renewed
recently by Secretary IT the Interior
Hubert Work for another five years
under an original option given Sin.
clair BY Fail.
May Break Contract
The Department Of Justice has
been brought into this phase of the
investigation at the direct order of
President Coolidge.
The President. 1t was said, has in.
structed the department to inquire
specifically into whether there ID
any method Of breaking the con.
tract by which Sinclair will con.
tinue to get the Salt Creek royalty
oil for the next five years, and
also into the methods by which
the Midwest Refining Company, q
subsidiary of the Standard Oil OF
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
Picture In Old Shop
Is MASTERPIECES
By Goya

PARIS, April 2.-VVliat ~ now
heiieved to be i Goya masterpiece
VS. discovered four years ago
~, 81 a. American resident of Paris
n ! dusty Old antiuue-shop on the
left Bank. She offered 4 ridicul-
ousiy low price for the painting
because she liked the unusual
character OF the jeweIied heaas
piece worn by the lady. 81.
The shopkeeper accepted u.
evidently perfectly unaware OF the.
author Of the portrait. asa
Not long ago some critics got
busy ana inspected 1t. finding that
the portrait had been transferred
to q new canvas about 4 quarter
of q century ago andI had been
restored depriying It Of many
qualities which 1t must have
possessed.
They believe now that tbs
Spanish master ufld ubte II y
painted It during his early period.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02

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man was. paying to Mrs. Smith,
and attacked her this morning, ne
said. .
'.on Friday. March 2s, Twisted
Mrs. Smith, he told detectives,
and she told me I could ne longer
live with her. She offered to let
me stay there until found some
other place to go. Ny wire wouIo
not let me come home or take me
back. / stayed at Mrs. Smiths
until this morning.
Last night ] came to the house
and slept in another room. When
i got up went into Mrs. Smith >
room. She would not even speak
To me. I went out and purchased
q package of cigarettes and came
back. Kicked mp the Ak IN the
Ixitrhen and went into her room
aT,d struck her once on the head.
Then / went back and left the AZ
nYlder the kitchen sink
: Drove in Her Auto
Brown told police that he then
RUe11t ont and got in Mrs. Smith 3
aiitoInobile and drove to the nome
81 his brother, 215 East CapltoI
ST. N. q. In the meantime Mrs:
Smiths sister came TO the nouss
md called the police.
Cant. James r. Wilson ana TO
iicernan William 3 SatterInWdlls. ~
81 the Ninth precinct went to me.
smith home and. learning InaL
crown had been there, traced MN
10 the lunch room, where re was
arrested. He was later taken 70
beafInuarters. where he confessed
- r,antain Wilson and Detective
John Fowler. Of the homicide SQUAD.
thew said. Brown was held on
charge Of attempted murder. Il
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
UNTRUTHS LAID
To WORK

Work was twice charged in the
Senate this afternoon with making
untrue" statements, on, the subject
OF his recent encounter with Col
Carl Estes. of Texas.
Senator Caraway Cd Of Arkansas
and Senator Mayfield 3D. Of Texas
both declared Work made untrue
statements in explaining his clash
with Estes.
The latter, a wounded war vet
eran. chasged Work called him q
liar" and ordered him out Of the
office when he went there on q
national park matter.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
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Continued from First Page)
scantily attired and then, by skilled
Photographic manipulation OF the
pictures. the klan's 2enemies would
be combined in the same view.
Tried 70 Get Tess
''One instance Is where en- attempt
was made 10 involve the name of
Senator Fess with that OF woman.
The khan reason was because Sen
ator Fess had Voted against the
Sterling -Towner bill. which would
have abolished parochial schools and
had for its object other purposes.
He told how the khan bought
judges by pledsing them enough
votes to elect them, how, legislators
were put in office to vote for bills
stIita BILE t0~tl1e society.
Questioned on political policies, he
told OF initiating Gov. Ed. Jackson
who he said. had visions at one
time OF going into the White House
through the aid Of the khan.
Hiram Evans, he said, at one time
told him. he was going to move the
national offices of the khan to Wash:
ington, d. G. There to do for the
United States what he tStephenson)
had done for Indiana"
He revealed existence of the
black mask" worn by members OF
lynching and whipping parties. II
was, he said. the official uniform
used in acts of mob violence. He
mentioned also the battalion OF
DEATH a purple ROBBED group of
killers in Philadelphia and other
communities.
Riots Sponsored
Riots ut Niles, Ohio. and Perth
Amboy, N. j., in which klans-
men were killed, were sponsored by
the khan. he said. in order to ia.
crease memberships.
Asked for membership figures,
Stephenson said that at the peak
OF its prosperity. in 1922, the KAN
had. $4,000 members in Indiana,
$50 900 in Ohio 500 900 in Pennsyl-
yania, 60, 900 in New Jersey. and
900, 900 In all the rest OF the New
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
Lindsey Marriage Views
Attacked by Minister

Judge Ben Lindsey,s endorsement
of so-called compartments maria ge'
was attacked in sermon yesterday
by. the Rev. Thomas E. BoOrde, 1T.
Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and
N Streets Northwest.
.sThere are many today who are
reprobate to the faith of their
fathers . Mr.. Boorde said, "and
Judge Lindsey evidently is one of
them. The very religion and home
life at which the judge now scoffs
laia the foundation for HIS own repu-
tation and successful career.
The judge, in soothing at the
ministry, has also scoffed at the
Scriptures The remedy for the pres.
ent divorce problem lies in. return
TO the teachings OF the Scriptures
rather than following Of the teach
ings advocated by Judge Lindsey"
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
BL ON SAYS
COP BURNED
OWN GAR
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81 the District OF Columbia should
know and which an efficient Cor
poration Counsel would be the last
one in the world to keep from
knowing
Before the hearing started today,
BlantOn read letter from Inspector
e. w. Brown, Of the Traffic Bureau,
stating that no complaint against
BlantOn for speeding had ever been
lodged by Policemen GaIinIOH,e, as
reported In the newspapers ON Sat
urIay.
He also read an affidavit from
Policeman Galimore, stating that
Galimore had never told any re.
porter he had arrested or even
stopped Blanton for speeding. The
affidavit stated that he passed
Blanton while the latter was i'm a
stream of traffic on Sherman
Avenue. and that Blanton signaled
him into the curb TO ask him
about some police matters.
Accuses Hesse
Blanton then turned to the press
box and said he had traced the
report direct to Major Edwin B.
Hesse, superintendent Of police. He
declared that Hesse had given false
information to reporters at police
Headquarters.
Wilbur s. Mastin, Of Cottage City,
testified that he was married TO the
girl who Is now known as Mrs.
Louise HanIey. who signed one ut
the affidavite which Patrolman
Hunt Is alleged to have procured.
Although the Hanley girl testi.
fled that she had married her pres.
ent husband seven months ago, Mas.
tin declared he had never divorced
her or ever had divorce pNpera
served on him.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
Flying Pal Of Indy
Ordered to Air School

Major Thomas g. Lanphier, com
mander Of the pursuit squadron at
Selffidge Field. MichA will Lc re-
iieved OF his command to report as
a student at the Air Corps 'rGcticai
School, at Langley Field. in the
near future. under an Array order
published today.
Major Lnnphier is. a close friend
Of Col. Charles A I.indhergh. and
has accompanied the flying colonel
on many OF his aerial jaunts about
the nation.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02

Indiana, acquired vast leaseholds in
the Salt Creek area.
The Salt Creek area is considered
by oil men to be one OF the greatest
oil fields known in the world, both
from the standpoint OF quantity
produced and the quality of the oil.
Salt Creek produces approximately
so, 900 barrels a day, as against an
average production OF 1900 barreIs
In Tea not Dome