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Evening star., 1928-05-20
Gin Memnriam.


of nv dear husband. FRANK Y. who DE-
1927.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
uurixht and lust TO the end Of MS days
Sincere and kird IN heart and III ming; naa;h,.1
"na' Oeau'iIooi Ioy1NG nssgi0an WIFE e EiMILY.
DECKMAN. A tribute of love g the men
ory of our dear mother. 10y 9tSE .1lS DEsz1 -
today Nav 20 1917
LoxING CHILDREN CARRIE Al l. B.U-
GALFs. In loving rememb-suce of my dear
wife EMMA B. GALES, who nassed away
one year ago todsy. May 20. 1927.
Oh how can ] FORGET one year ago today.
mass away.
Just when life was brightest
Just when hones we're best.
To q home of eternal rest
A nrecious one from US has. gone.
A voice we loved is stiIled.
rlace is vacant in our home.
Which never can be hllsd.
Yet again We hone TO inset thee.
When the DAYS q life have ne:
whsrs 10 p fareTsn E1ll ssaT5 IN are vsfrr sasd
DOUGLASS.
GRIFFIN. sacred and sweet are the mem
cries OF nv. darling mother. ELLEN v:
ago today. May 90. 1927
II 10 only step tina. divides Us dear
From Siory no mortal has seen.
I shall frd you when desth's grim fingers
Have lifted the veil between.
All MR. And ms. GARNETT DELANET.
HATToN. A tribute Of love g the memory
who died "a suddenly 1a years ago today.
Nav 90 1909 and 10 our dear brother.
WILLIAM y. who died IL years aso.
May s. 1917.
This dav brings back sad memories
OF dear one laid 70 rest.
And the ones WIG think e her today
HER IovffNG DAuGHTERs. BLANCHE
AND DAISY.
Ii is sweet 10 remember william. who oaes
Thouzh absent 10 Us he Is lust a. dear.
The midniEht stars shine on the Erave
MS IovTNG SISTERS, 'BE1NcHE AND
KNoPP; In sad but loyiyg rsTsgT6sg54p1es& g6gp & e
Sspartsd thss, life two years ago to-day.
HER LoyING DAUGHTERS. ALICE. NAE
MATTHEW'S. tribute. of love and dsxo.
ton e shs RSory & St my & nsS'nsr s SoAS tao
years axo, Nav 20. 1898.
At the beautiful zats you stand and wait.
Dear brother from pain set free.
shall elasp your hand and see you smile
HIS DEVOTED SISTER. RUTH Z. NAT
THEws
MEYER. Sscresi 70 the memory of our dear
brother JOHN H MEYER, who departed
this life - yssrs aSo today. May so. 1915.
with ns ever in memory"
BROTHER AND SISTER
RUPERT. In sad hut loving rensemhvanca
OF mother ard daughter. FANNIE l.
RUPERT who departed 1 s wears ago
today. May 90 ial3s THE FAMILY.
THOMPSON. In lnvtnE renemhrancs OF our
mother and wife LUCY J. THOMPSON.
Nav 90 1895
HFR LoVfNG CHILDREN AND HUS-
BAND
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Tomorrow is
Give Y our Child-a-Good- Piano Day
.UiU be marked euen I0Uer TOMORROW IN honor
of the CHILDREN and
their music teachers

There's nothing as inspiring
to the child as a fine piano
"a baby grand, for example.
This great sale isyour chance
to get one of the finest baby
grands made at the lowest
prices of the sale. Prices
slashed in honor of the chill
dren and their music teach
ers! Think of it! A baby
grand for your child! To en-
courage practice! To inspire!
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Deaths.

III Rtss2LE I'll Edsg deyoea e'y vs u '
Paaine PPiiG ann sni HG5hss Mdred 4 Russei FaneEsI
Mondsy May II at ws., Pm Ed from f,'na,s te sr.
iors. 18th g. and Dumbarton ave NV 20
al PrIrcess Anne County. Md AUGUST !.
aHstREN laF st VI n 'isa PamnbFev n @ sons aqders,;
ing establishment. Rockville. Nd Funeral
EbseaSa seag Nsy yfeh 2 a Wdod:e 1S6 md Rese
arc friends invited. lnterment az WOOL
srSEF ESEE p2SEE e E'y ys Nay ID H yeaa: sss sd soHS
son Of F. B and Lucy I; Spencer He
q PM from the RaIls.9Sn BIS C6hgisttian I. .stina
Cemetery. Clarendon. Va.
rIJGHMAN. DEPARTED this life THURSDAY.
Msy 192s ltG1 2! sso hsE lsts
TiLGHMAN I'd devoteI tel = sster ~ Of The The late VII
liam Hines ard aunt Of Mamie Taylor (nee
Hinesi. Remains resting a. her late resi-
g p.m., from he As5Hry N. Z. Church. cor.
neF Ilih and X SITS. NV. Rev. Jenkins Of
sis am WILLIAM BACON TRUNDLE.
n his, 18th .vesr son of the, late w B.
pIace hauin nv "" Mass Ss al i the Ghnrch Of the
Sacred Heat SATURDAY May ~ q 1O;5
TYLER. Enicrei into eternal rest ON. satur.
day May 10 1928. at 10 a. M. WILLIAM
]. TYLER. beloved husband Of Laura
TYLER aged - years. He leaves 90 mourn
their loss two sisters. Fannie Tyler and
Laura Scott and two brothers. Edward
and George Tyler. Funeral from the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church. TUESDAY,
MAY 81 at pm. Friends and relatives
invited 81"
VAN GUNDY. On Saturday May 10 1928
AZ his residence. the National Lutheran
Home ABRAM VAN GUNDY. Funeral
from the National Lutheran Home sun
fay. May 90. at 4 pm. Interment LOUIS
burg Pa.
WALLACE. Departed this life FRIDAY, Nay
1s. 1923 at $50 pm. at Garfield Hos
late residence was at 93s French st. NV.
He leaves TO mourn a devoted wife. An
ME Wallace: \ loving mother. Ellen wal
lrse: cue hrothaF and sister and host OF
friends Funeral TUESDAY May 22. az
80 pm from Union Wesley A. VI. z.
ZoH Church 23Td IT. between l. and VI
SITS. ~. IL
YOUNG Departed this life Tuesday. May
Is. Io2S ARLEEN. beloved daughter. Of
Rachel Slmms Young and the late
Ranhaal Young. She leaves to mourn
their loss a brother. jerry. and sister.
Roselee and hrother-in-law. Clifton Cosey:
nine sunts four uncles and a host OF
cousins and friends. Funeral Monday.
Mas Il. Mass. am, Holy Redeener
Church ~
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but lived for number oi years In Nor
folk, prior to coming to this city about
four years ago. He was a member of
the knights of Columbus,
He is survived by brother Daniel
Mcnamara of Lynchburg Va, and by
four sisters, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs j, F..
Gilfoyle and Miss katherine Nc
Namara of Lynchburgh, and Mrs. j. O.
Burrow of Norfolk. He was the aon OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Namara
Funeral services will be conducted in
Lynchburg.
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MRS. RANDOLPH H. McKIM,
WIDOW OF PASTOR, DIES
Funeral Services Will Be Held
Tuesday at Church of
the Epiphany.

Mrs. Randolph Harrison McKim,
widow of the late Rev DIR. Randolph
H. Mckim. former rector of the Church
of the Epiphany. died yesterday after
noon Of pneumonia at her residence.
1923 K street. She was 10 years of
age
Funeral services will be held at the
Epiphany Church on Tuesday at IL
o'clock. Interment will be in st.
Michaei's Cemetery, Birdsboro. Pa.
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Births Reported.

George c. and Naomi r.. Fultz, boz.
William W. and Annie Hill boy
Erwin A. and Emma L, GUY boy.
William s. ard Clara Hepner boy.
Hancil A. and MatseI G.. Timmons, boy.
Abram and Anna b orlotf boy.
Marcus ~ and Marjorie A, Jones. Etrl.
Paul and Marie u Leonard, girl.
John r. ard Sarah A Murdock. girl.
Carroll and Nonise Reece, Rtrl,
sam J. and Mary Sugar, girl.
stenhen A and Marx E. German. girl
Arthur II and Cora g. Ford girl.
William NJ and Jamie 3. Moslev, boy.
Henry AMI Theresa Chisholm. hoy.
AEsle and Annle BeltEeld boy.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

And a period model, If you
wish, to add to the decora-
tive scheme of your home.
Teachers know how such a
good piano helps.
Come as early as you can.
This is the chance of a life
time! Some of the pianos
listed below are as good as
new-used only a few times
in demonstrations, or by
artists.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Mitchell was employed rs assistant to
B. A. Brande. chief of the certification
division of the Civil Service Commits
SIGN, She came here during the World
War,
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SENATOR JONES ILL.

Enters Hospital 70 Undergo Major
Operation This Week.
BY the Associated Press
Senator Wesley l.. Jones of Wash
inston entered Emergency Hospital yes
teFday with a view to undergoing
major operation, probably early this
week.
The Washington Senator had not
planned to enter the hospital until
alter adjournment. A sudden turn In
MS condition. however, prompted his
change of plans.
washington wants no Power Trust.
-AnVerfignltaeAaf
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MarrMge5.

SMITH--HAGER. At Laesburg, Va. on the
s5h day yodd e May lna7 by the EfE %
n. c..
SMITH-CONNELL. Mrs Ida j. Conneil
wishes TO annopnge b the m Inarriaags aN OF 9t 1hffr
TO Mr. JOHN A. SMITH. May /, 1923
both of Washington. ID. c,
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ISABEL MITCHELL
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Federal Employe Who Shot Self
to BE Buried at Thomas.
vile, Ga.

Although her own relatives were at
loss to account for the suicide yes
terday OF Miss Isabel Mitchell in her
room at 1925 street, Coroner j. RAM
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w. T. MCNAMARA DEAD.

Native of Lynchburg, Va, Sue
cumbs at Sisters Home.
william T. Mcnamara, 50 years old,
died at the residence of his sister, Mrs.
J. J, Mahoney. 1910 Riggs place, yes
terday after short illness. Mr.. Nc
NamarA was a native of Lynchhurg. Va,
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Mulberry trees are being distributed
free by the Turkish government to fos-
ter silk production.
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Garo Of Chants.

HOWARD. We wish to thank our ir: H..
relatves, Pullman. employees. Hat AZ
Camp. U. $. w. W, for their sympathy =
flowers at the death of our brother, Jt Il ;:
A. HOWARD. SISTERS.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Nee ANTS, Passed ta the great beyond
saturday. Mas 10, tN9s. al fsslA pm, as
McCANTS4 she leaves 20 mourn their
loss twn daughteTs, Mrs, Releeca McCants
TSsSnsr Sys e5 & onsoSss; , III Sna kenSra ~ ans, sns,
Church, "Wednesday, Mas IS at | SO y IN.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

This is your chance
to give your child
the advantages of a
really fine piano at
a record LOav price!
Come Early!
Evening star., 1928-05-20

long, On FRIDAY, Nav ia. iaeS, a her
residence ais FLORIDA ave, n,wa NARY
T.. wife OF The late Slammed Ions,
Monday, May u al : e,nl, Frlends lns
Nited Interment Cetar Hin Cemetery.
lrhiladelnhia paperS please eony.l so
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MenNWEII, nrpartei this ne Thurs,lay

Nav l = lnaS, al II As nm. Mrs MAR
TIA MCnONElIe believed mother OF Mrs,
ls0ttte Rlghs, She also leaNes ane grand
daughter and enc gteSt.x Fandsiaug hter one
sister and one brother EunsFai SUNDAY.
Nav 81 al nm, from krakter naFlaF,
Tvs I stsn.w Selatives ami trlepssA ln-
Ntsed, latermeat tlncoia Memorial Gene
terry. 20
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LEWIS neoarted this hfa Friday, Nav rs.
lnaS at a.sA nm, at thg resisisnee OF hes
ALICE H I.EWIS, beloved mother Of
Thomas A. and Clinton $, Lewis. Funeral
SUNDAY MaV 70 from stewards funeral
parl0rs 80 IA Al ne, az 5 pm, lnterment
Orange Va @N
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FnIlNn.

ARTICLE OF JEwRLRY Can Potomac
io1dJ Sunday. after $50 weeR daye
SlIXER ROSARY--fn case near Million
Dollar Bridge Call Cleveland 3s41.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescns
TsAAgile aAn MARYLAND ave aw Main snsE
Evening star., 1928-05-20

ytsed, lalermeat Linceia Memorial Gene
MeklM, Died Of pneumonia a. her sesldegee,
iSs ldNSs Mn ~ RSNntoi.r sNSnta Ii : nxRskIs6S
MshtM. wsloW. q the late Rey nF; Ran. Ra,
church Of the EpiphaNS, IN her. seventy
ninth year, Funeral services viii he hekt
A the EelnhanS Church en luesdAy nay
Mess,. Il ,e,,s,ss s,elsSS e,y,,ss,s eessrs1gs "a 81
donkkA, sgtlaeeiy, ,en saturday May ~
nv, ANGfl.A q, MoRRA tnse .Msrlpelhl .
fsi fWSetssi rrSm NM .hs y chssel Il Frsak Gsgr
Nm S. isS sa s's NM = w sa,s n issss,ss sss Il
The shrine et the saeFvd Heart AZ y
p'elaCk Relatives and fFssNsss lnyteg
tnteFment 81 Mary,s CemeteFSs tkish
mNnd, Va napers please eapSa ~
lnSsn, Ri, I'm TeNrslsy, NAY n la,s AZ
VIRGlNiA'' behaved wtGe iiG ii WtlnsM hi
MnsshurN kuneFal from her late Fsstysenee
~ Meneay MAY vi at rs nuan shense
te nagaesiawN Nj whefg services Will ~
Relatives apd friends invited 10 attend
tknekNllle, Nd, panefs please eenyl 70
NNNk suddenly FhnrssiaS, May ~ tNsS
Al his residence. lRaS kllsll1 81, NV
Lieut., {. FtFEnUGM PAYNE, agea 50
Ss''so's "S's w. SUNDAY iss'Ss asS 'sS sS sS,Ss
anERTSON, ncpaFted this life THURSDAY
May. 81, InsS AZ 0alltnseg Naspstal, alter
short tllNesa knhkRH NOhERTNNN,
he. leaves tWe aauehtegs lAheFta hpANtssa
a alma alma sss1e sss sa slsIst ,s Aass A
Issttgg. AZ John RNises. tppeval hsNsel
Al : p'm iFomkAis sAaeel, s'0N ~ 70
Evening star., 1928-05-20

kEENE. On Friday, MAY - tasS, at her
SFPHINr. the wife Of John ". keene,
ased Sa years Funcral from the above
residenee on sunday Nav 80, at II an
lnfernaesft Rock Greek Cemetery ~
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" helnvisd mother pt Mrs, Marion COY tn
and MIR Thomas J helly et Alo9 IGN ~.
ne, Funeral tsom the gssi9snce ~ nnSF rs
son Aiua 18th 80 n e., Monday. MAY y y
al > nm Relatives and friends invited.
Ipk sI,astxcff,H
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JONES. ON Saturday. MAY 1a iasS, AZ
nm. at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. i &. simpson, @@SA lst 81 NV.
Mrs MARY JONES. Notice OF funeral
Evening star., 1928-05-20

KEYS about b. an chain ring. vicinity Ca.
Ihedral ave. iSth st., Mt. Pleasant and
Bureau az Standards ear or downtown Sec
tion Return a88i Cathedral ave Apt COZ
and p4.a,sfpa reward f7nI EH11
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Takuna Park section: answers TO nams ni
Major Tyke: reward Phone Shep. stsS.W
Evening star., 1928-04-28
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN
RICH TO OBSERVE FOUNDING
Week of Celebration viii
Start Tomorrow
Morning.
Dr.. Joseph R. Sizoo Win
Speak on Historical
Episodes.

The New York Avenue Presbyterian
! Church tomorrow viii observe the l25th
anniversary of its founding.
There will be week of celebration
beginning tomorrow morning with a
sermon by DR.. Joseph n. Sisoo, which
will be a historical review OF the sub
icct. "A Glorious Inheritance" At the
SUNDAY school service there VIII be
features Of historic Importance en-
phaSized. Sunday evening at the &
o'clock service Or. Si2oo viii speak on
some historic episodes in the life OF the
church. having for his subject, The
Church and the City"
During these days OF celebration the
church has arranged the transmitting
of the services through amplitiers in
the lecture room Of the church for the
overflow.
The anniversary dinner will be held
at The Willard Hotel Wednesday eve
ming. 1t is expected there viii be GOO
seated at the dinner. A reception VIII
be held at $50 O'Clock and the dinner
will be served at : o'clock Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Charles q. Dawes win
be guests az honor Walter g. Clephane
viii be POSTMASTER Among the speak
ers viii be DR. William II. FoulkeS, dis
tinguished Presbyterian clergyman from
the First Presbyterian Church of New
ark. n. j.; DR.. Daniel A. Polling of the
Marble Collegiate Church of New York
City. Representative Charles A. Eaton
of New Jersey, and DR.. Sizoo, minister
of the church.
A service of prayer and Thanksgiving
viii be held Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In the lecture room of the
church. This service will be for the
members OF the church for the rededi-
cation of life. Or. A. r. McGarrah OF
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PUGH BIBLE CLASS
MEETS TOMORROW
Evangelists to 0ffioiate at Session
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. Z.
Church.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Leonard Davis,
evangelists, viii officiate tomorrow
morning at the meeting of the A. B.
Pugh Bible Glass of the Mount Vernon
Place M E. Church, in the Sunday
school auditorium at $50 o'clock.
Representative Fletcher viii speak at
the morning service on When Man
Gets a Vision" AT the Junior Church
service Rev. Mr.. Rustin. assistant pas
tor VII speak on Our Vision OF Life. =
He viii speak also at the evening serv-
ice on The Greater Sin"
The Young peoples department OF
the Sunday school will have stunt
night Monday. at o'clock.
The Senior Epworth League will hold
its monthly business meeting Tuesday
evening at 8 O'Clock
The beard of stewards will meet
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society viii
meet on Wednesday evening, May 2
in room 10. The cubject for discussion
win be "Disclpleship characteristics.
The prayer meeting Thursday even
ing viii be conducted by Mr.. Rustin.
Or. w. A. lambeth. the pastor, II
regaintng his strength, after his recent
operat' on for appendicitis
Enlarged childrens week viii be OBJ
served at the church. May 6 10 13. i
viii include all the departments Of tbs
Sunday school from the Cradle Rol
through the Senior Department This
program is as follows May 6. teacher!
visit homes o. pupils; May 8. Parent
Teacher banquet: May 10. pageant
''The Holiest Task" May IL. dramati.
zation Of PLAYS and Bible stories: MAJ
IL. picnic in Rock Greek Park: May l3
Mothers day--parents visit children II
the various departments Of the school
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seen In the woodwork to this day. Some
of those still associated with Trinity
Church remember the tall, gaunt fig
ure of President Lincoln standing in
Trinity Church where the baptistry
Is now placed, and looking with sad
eyes on the suffering around him.
During this period the congregation
returned to It's first place OF worship
and services were held In the City
Hall and later In the nearby Wesley
Chapel.
In 1857. Rev. Thomas @. Addison be-
gan a pastorate OF 80 years at Trinity
Church. Following Rev. A. M. Rich.
who succeeded DR.. Allison, Rev. Richard
P. Williams was called to Trinity in
January. 1897. He found heavy debt
upon thte church and the property
badly in need Of repair.
In five years he raised the debt and
made many improvements and on its
seventy-ffth anniversary, April 80,
1902, the late Right Rev. Henry Yates
Satterlee. first Bishop of Washington,
consecrated the church amid scenes of
great rejoicing. After DR.. williams be-
came resident canon OF Washington
Cathedral in 1911, he was followed in
the rectorship OF Trinity Church by
Rev. George w. Van Fossen.
Made Diocesan Church.
The change in the resident popula-
ton near the church. with many OF the
congregation moving westward into
newer parts of the city made the re-
sources of the parish more and more
limited until Bishop Satterlee took the
parish under his immediate care and
Trinity became the diocesan church as
it is today with Bishop Freeman its
rector.
The usefulness OF the old church
continued under the new plan. During
the World War the place became the
scene OF great service and activity. Cots
for weary soldiers we're set up In the
parish hail and many boys in uniform
we're cheered and comforted both spir-
itually and materially.
Following the var, Rev. David RAN
som Coveli took over the charge OF the
parish and for q time an extensive
social service program was carried on
under the patronage OF many innuen-
tial people in Washington, who became
interested In the work Rev. Mr.. Covell
was followed by Rev. Raymond l..
Wolven. who remained in charge until
June, 1926. In March Of the following
year. Rev. Jackson L. Cole was ap-
pointed as vicar and has the parish in
charge at the present time.
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MISSIONARY PLANS
TO DELIVER SERMON
DR.. Benson Baker to Occupy Pull
pit at Foundry NJ. E. Church
Tomorrow Morning.

The pulpit Of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church viii be occupied to-
morrow morning by Or. Benson Baker
of Meerut, India, who has represented
Foundry Church in this mission field
for over "a years. DR.. Baker comes to
America as a representative of the
Northwest India Conference, to the gen.
eral conference which meets in Kansas
City in May.
Rev Howard r. Downs win preach
a. the evening service.
At the Epworth League service at
O'Clock. Curtis D. Wilbur, Secretary of
the Navy, viii speak on World Peace.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris will
speak at the chapel service at Hood
College, Frederick, Md, tomorrow after
noon.
j. c. Let's has been elected as a
delegate to the general conference to
be held in Kansas City. Mo. May /.
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MEMS CLUB Is FORMED.
Z. II. c. Squad OF St. Johns Church
Changes Name.

The z. M. c. Squad Of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. Bethesda. held us
weekly dinner Tuesday evening and
formed a permanent organization 10 b.
known az the Mems Club Of Bethesda
TIE following temporary officers we're
elected President, CoF1dr. w II. Porter.
vice, president, Rey. Clarence P. Parker:
secretary. W. y. n. Brookes; treasurer,
Ma T. J. F. COyby.
Ao-ki-ga Chapter Of the Camp Fire
Girls VIII gfve a dinner Saturday eve
ning tn st. Johns Hall for the faculty
OF the Bethesda High School. Miss
Arraa White is leader Of this group.
To celebrate the Church School Serv-
Zee Program Conference, which VIII be
held at fiae church Saturday a. 2 pm,
the students OF the church school win
hold an annual fair.
Et. 3os3n's Guild viii meet Wednes-
day al $50 pm. fl ST. Johns Hall.
Mrs. J. r. AIllhollen. a member Of the
Supply committee of the diocesan aux
iliary viii be the speaker.
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PLAN CONVENTION
lOF EP|SCOPALIANS
Or. Phillips Host 10 General
Chairmen, Who Arrange De-
tails for National Meeting.

Or. z, B. r. Phillips was host Wednes-
day TO the cnairaen Of the general COM
nlittees Of arrangements OF the general
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Willard room Of Epiph-
any Church. After luncheon the COM
nittee considered many important
measures concerning The general con-
vention to be held in this city from Oc-
tober 10 to -. The resignation Of Rev,
Charlvs T. Warner as chairman of the
committee ON opening services was ac-
cepted, and Rev, DR.. George w. Atkin-
son was elected TO fiji the vacancy.
AHlong some Of The most interesting
things that we're agreed upon was tna'
the opening services cf <lac general con-
vsntiOn should be held III the Cathe0ral
Close, ut Mount ST. Alban, weather per-
hitting. but in case Of 6nclcment wealth.
or this meeting would be- transferred W
the Washington Auditorium.
At the opening services 100 BISHOPS
in their ecclesiastical robes and college
colors. headed by chcir Of see voices,
will form a procession down me hh!-
side OF the natural amphuheaser IN
Cathedral Close 70 an elevated platform.
from which the opening sermon VIII be
preached
This event will not only b. attended
by the entire membership O, the con-
veution and various women's orGauiSa-
ti0ns. but by the general pGoIc 70 The
extent. probably. az Is 600 people. Seats
will be reserved fer the members CT the
convention and other organizations re-
lated 10 the convention unul l0:Io
O'Clock on the morning OF october lO,
after which no rescrTat,OnS WSu oo llcld.
Another most interesting event VIII be
the announcement Of the united thank
Offering Of THE WomenS Auxiliary on
Thursday night. October II. IN the
WASHINGTON Auditorium, wednesday
morning, the first day Of the eonVen-
ton. corporate communion viii be cele-
brated Ia Epiphany Church at 7;3o
o'clock. after which the entire body Will
be guests OF the diocese at breakfast IN
the City Club. 10 its capacity, and the
overflow will be taken care oi ia the
parish hall of Epiphany Chureh.
A reception VIII be given the entire
convention Friday night October II.
either TN the Corc0ran Art Gallery or
the American Building, announce
rent Of which wiu be made later.
II was decided % invite President
Coolidge 10 address the convention IN
gctnt session at some time suitable to
the convenience Of the President.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

church at one side. give 1t the shape OF
gridIron. the instrument OF ST. Law
rences martyrdom. an emblem which
Is everywhere repeated-~on walls and
doors and windows, and even on she
affairs and vestments OF the church. In
these acres OF granite buildings, con-
structed OF blocks so large that each OF
the steps OF the grand staircase Is COM
posed OF single one--there are nearly
windows.
The great library OF the Escuriai Ii
| famous for It's priceless manuscripts and
unequaled collection OF Arabic works,
though many thousand volumes we're
stolen by the French armies In the time
Of Napoleon. when the remainder were
hastily removed TO Madrid and narrowly
escaped being carried of to Paris.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
DR.. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
TOPICS FOR TOMORROW
Paying Price Of Reality Is Sub
ject of Pastors Sermon in
Morning.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning, the pastor,
DR.. Cove q. johnson. will preach On,
Paying the Price OF Reality"
At the evening service, Dr. Everett
Gill will give an address on Europe
and the World Crisis"
J. Lee Aston has been elected treas
urer of the church. r. 8. Williams
having resigned after eight years. A
resolution OF appreciation for faithful
service was presented to Mr.. Williams.
A program was given last Tuesday
night at the meeting Of the Pinkhsm
Bible Glass for men. Among the enter
tainers was DR.. Knott, who presented
slides with his address on the opening
Of the tomb OF King Tut, on which
occasion he was present. The class
meets each Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock for the study Of the Bible, ?. J.
Lukens being the teacher.
The subject Of the prayer meeting
next Thursday evening is "Favorite
Hymns-Nearer. Ny God, to Thee"