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Evening star., 1928-03-31
BETHESDA SERVICES.
Church Program for Holy Week Is
Announced.

The rector OF St. Johns EPISCOPAL
Church, Bethesda. Rev Clarence Prem
tice Parker will preach tomorrow at II
o'clock. There will De services each day
during holy week Holy Eucharist will
be celebrated every morning, except
Good Friday at Z O'Clock. Wednesday.
Litany at 10 O'Clock. Maundy Thursday.
s pm, Good Friday. htany. am,
The Seven Last Words" from u TO
pm, children'S htary. pm. uledi-
tation, 8 pm. Eastern even. holy oap-
tiSm at pm
Miss Lucy A. Grant, secretary Of the
united thank Offering OF the Woman :
Auxiliary. viii address the meeting OF
the Woman'S Guild Wednesday AZ 10
o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
Miss Jessie Coombs of South
Africa to Address Federation.

The Woman's Interdenominationa
Missionary Federation Of the District
Of Columbia and vicinity viii meet for
conference and nitercessary prayer Fri
day at , pm, in the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Souch The president. Mrs John New
ton Culbertson. Will preside
Miss Jessie Coombs. returned mis-
slOnary from Lovedale. South Africa.
under the Free Church of Scotland,
viii address the meeting and Mrs.
Hester Almay Reisinger will continue
her Bible studies on the general subject.
Gods Word 10 Woman" AT the close
OF the meeting n Good Friday" COM
memorative service viii be held, led by
Mrs Frances Hewlett Wright of the
Bible Readers League All women are
invited
Evening star., 1928-03-31
C.. E. TRUMPETERS
TO PLAY AT SUNRISE
Early Easter Service Will Be at
Temple Heights-Dr. Aber-
nethy Speaker.

The District of Columbia Christian
hndeaVor Union Trumpeters. led by
Director l.. c. Green, will play at the
sunrise Easter services conducted at
Temple Heights under thc auspices OF
the Federation Of Churches. The
speaker will be Dr. w S. Abernethy,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
The Walter Reed sunrise service, also
conducted under the auspices of the
Federation Of Churches will begin ut
7:30 O'Clock and will feature an address
by Chaplain Easterbrook of the Army.
Nurses and members Of the corps OF
walter Reed will form a cross on the
grounds of the Army hospital, Boy
Scouts will serve as ushcrS.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BAPTISTS TO OBSERVE
COMMUNION SERVICE
National Memorial Congregation
Will Hear Rev. Johnson in Two
Sermons Tomorrow.

rs II u" will be the topic of the
sermon tomorrow morning at the Ma
tional Memorial Of the Baptists. which
will be followed by the ordinance Of
the Lords Supper. In the evening the
subject is His Last Week" The pas
tor. Rev DR.. Cove G. johnson. viii
preach at both services.
Thursday evening al the PRAYER
meeting the subject will be He Is
Lord Over AL" tActS. NJ.
The Scout Troop 43 gave an enter
tainment March % Scoutcraft prof.
ects and stunts were presented. a
divisional inspection and an inveSti-
ture ceremony vas held
Evening star., 1928-03-31
PASTOR TO PREACH TWICE.


Rev Earl Mckinley Bowman pastor
nj the First Church Of the Brethren,
Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast will preach tomorrow
IT II . m. on Ills Day Of Popularity "
AL pm lac will preach on the theme
THE Man Who Introduced Strangers. "
The young peoples organization Will
present a special program consisting Of
play entitled From Self To Service
at 715 pm. The Sunday school meets
at DAB am The midWeck meeting Is
Thursday at 0 pm. and the subject for
study Is The Adventure OF the Church, "
being n mission study course
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Christian Church Topics,

The I ! am topic tomorrow OF the
Rev II & Mayhem Ia II Street Chris
iian Church VIII hr The Royal Com
mhnd' aud at y pm The CITY Of
Tears" Family day VIII be observed
Every night except Saturday ~ next
Neek special services VIII be held when
the pastor VIII discuss topics appropriate
10 The Lenien season
Evening star., 1928-03-31
DR., ]. M, Waldron to Preach.

pr ], Milton Waldron, pastor of
shiloh Baptist Institutional Church,
Ninth and T. streets, will preach to-
morrow night on The hihle on Race
and Color Prejudice, of Is the Cal0red
Man Cnrsedf' AT the II o'clock servr
Ice lie viii use for his subject, lessons
from Palm SUNDAY" and will continue
next week his halt, hour sermana eANh
night upqA The Last Week at the life
VI chllsts before tia Resurrection
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Christ heard in the confession Ot
Peter tbe call ~ the cross and the me-
cessity % making clear IN the twelve
the necessity for His suffering Jesus
raw That they eling 10 the traditional
view of Messiah, who ny Ills power
would have an outward triumph over
His etlemiea The people had been In
the habit ~ interpreting the references
IN the Old Testament i0 a suffering
Messiah ah referring t0 their suffering
~ nation iie commenced lO teach
them the necessity 0f His personal auf~
tafinR
Peter could nat understand how II
would ~ IsaiAled 0l Lhs Master 70 en-
Evening star., 1928-03-31
REVIVAL UNDER WAY.
Special Gervices Being Held at
Temple Baptist Church.

Revival services are being held AZ
ice Temple Baptist Church. Three
services viii be held tomorrow Dr
7 = Boorde Wili preach on The Sec
cnd Coming ~ Christ" Communion
services viii b. observed by the con-
gfegatlou
A. 3 O'Clock 4 meeting for men only
viii be addressed by sergt Hynan J.
hppeiman On n Hebrews Testimony
" The Christ"
Judge LincSey'a Mother, Home and
~f7J Wili be the subject of the
PASTOR sermon at 8 pm. New Jeats 70
nlent baptism was administered dur
ja2 the Weck and atereopticGn views on
ne life u Christ were given. The
meetings viii continue throughout next
Neek
Evening star., 1928-03-31
REV. KETCHUM TO PREACH
The King Is Here" Is Topic at
Peek Memorial Chapel,

Rev, Irving W Ketchum viii preach
tomorrow morning al Peek Memorial
Chapel on THE King Is Here Ills
subject at night will be "A Strong Man's
Greatest Wish" The mems Bible class
viii be- addressed by Arthur L, Black
tomorrow morning
Holy week services will he held Mon
day Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights at o'clock and FRIDAY afternoon
at 4 o'clock
Evening star., 1928-03-31
DR.. PORTER ELECTED.
First Baptist Pastor to Head Min
iSterial Union.

Dr.. Samuel JudSon Porter. pastor cs
Fiy>, Baptist Church, was elected preSl-
dent Ot the Ministerial Union az Z
meeting last Monday.
Other officers selected were. Wee
president, Or, William a Iame< IN.
pastor Mount Vernon Methodist E1NScc-
pal Church South secretary, Rev. How
ard l.. Snyder. pastor Atoneme0l
Lutheran Church treasurer, Rev l. N
ketchum. pastor Peck Memorial Pres
byterian Church These officers. to-
gether with DR.. W, l.. Darby, secretary
of the Federation az Churches. Rev
H. NJ Wilson, pastor N1fteenth Strses
Disciples Church, and pr, $ r DauSh~
erty pastor United Brethren Memorial
Church, were designated as the eNee&~
tive committee,
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Dr.. SIzO0 WILL PREACH
PALM SUNDAY SERMON
Evening Service Will Conclude
Lenten Series at New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church.

nue. Presbyterian Church.
Special Palm Sunday services will be
observed tomorrow morning and eve
ming in the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church DR. Joseph r, SiZoo will
preach in the morning on Who Is
King?" and In the evening he Will con-
clude his series Of Lenten Sunday eve
ming sermons on Men Who Made Cal
vary" He win have Tor his subject,
Judas Iscariot."
AT the morning service the following
new members of the diaconatc and
bench of elders will be consecrated and
installed Elders George w Traw-
bridge. Theodore ID Martin, Theodore
T Smell. George w Morrison, Dr. Cloyd
II. Marvin and Il. Il Danly DeaconS--
Or Daniel L. Borden. Neal NJ Hern-
don Holcombe O. Johnson. Ray NJ.
Hudson. Joseph B. Schaaff. James p
Schick. James r. Nelson and Shirley
D Mayors
Communion service will be held Holy
Thursday at 3 O'Clock For many years
the church has observed the Lords sup
per on that night.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES.


Palm Sunday will be celebrated at
the Metropolitan Methodist Church.
AT the morning service the pastor. Dr
James Shera Montgomery, will deliver
a sermon on THE GloricS Of Palm
Sunday" In the evening Rev Dr
Charles Ttlton will preach on the sub
iect, Spiritual Symmetry.
Or Montgomery Will conduct services
every evening through Holy week The
following are the subjects Monday.
The Great Denial" Tuesday THE
ShipWreck Of Pontius PLATE" WedneS-
Gay, In Gethsemanc". Thursday, Holy
Communion, Friday, "At the Cross, "
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Second Rantist Revival.

For the past Two weeks revival
aefyiee has been in pfogresa at SECOND
haptiat Church, Third street between
II and ! streela fhn pastor itev J.
T. b tinllnman viii naaoh tomorrow
~ II am, on ",iesua, the Great High
Priest" The Bible sehenl will meet Al
$50 am and the u, Y y, y, win meet
~ q pm. -A
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Revival Services will Close.

The revival services al the Baptist
Church al Fails Church close tomorrow
evening Dr Sanford The evangelist,
will address the Sunday school al 10 80
O'Clock and VIII preach IN the church
al / am and Lao pm.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
REVIVAL SERVICES.
Miss Becker and Mrs, Engle in
Charge Of Meetings,

Revival services are being held ~
Bible Hall Ninth and streets, hy Miss
EVELYN neoker Of baltimore. and Mrs
Helen Engle of New York City. pente.
costal evangelists
In addition 10 the revival meeting at
night there will he a breaking oI bread
service tomorrow at II am SUNDAY
sehual meets al pAa am ana tha
ChflatS Ambassadors viii hold service
AT bs90 p4n followed ny an open ell
meeting An Offering viii be taken
Easter sunday for the erection et a
tabernacle.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
SUNDAY SERMON TEXTS.
Ir Austin to Preach Twice at West
Washington Church.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church the pastor, REV, G. u. Austin,
will preach tomorrow morning on THE
Keeping of the Heart " and IN the eve
ming on And He Brought Him to
Jesus
Church and Bible school viii observe
Visitation day" tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Theos0Dhista Service

yhn DuHed Lodga ~ Jnea6pDnIaia
80 1881 E1dNg Gega531eeufn and
.4srets 8Jll fage . free p46Ic ieGiDfe
lr4fElay at rs pm oH tbe s4D}eet ~
eGful9gy of CtEef l3Yeb All #fi-
.onle Every SHnGag evening al & IS
oelqcf me seg7s5sf ataey ci&sa meets
Tho sJgjeef lgoa DeiDg cjaeu8@eo il
"Gte{fs kf1eF Deafh."
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BISHOP T 0SPEAK.
Kentucky Prelate to Deliver Ad-
dresses at Lincoln Theater.

Bishop George c, Clement of Louis
VILE KY. will come To the city to de-
liver noon -day addresses at 1871 pm.
at Lincoln TheatCr next week. The
following are the subjects OF his nooll-
day addresses April 1. THE Great Re-
vival In Samaria". Thursday. The
Measure of a City. Friday The Bible
and Business; Saturday. Marks of the
Mighty"
He will speak at Union Wesley Church
each night. Or. w w Matthews Will
speak at the thcater at noon Monday
and Tuesday
Evening star., 1928-03-31
PRESBYTERIANS TO OPEN
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN HOTEL
Firs. Session Scheduled for Tomor-
row Afternoon in Florentine
Room IT Wardman Park.

4 SwCav school viii be opened in
ti7e Florentine room Of the Wardman
PARK FTotei tomorrow at e.f5 O'Clock,
Tine echool win be organized under
the direction q the general assembly s
ccnnlisg lon Of the Presbyterian Church
ard thH presbytery's extension COM
rr.ttee. Fepresented b. Or. Hugh K. Full
tor Or Alfred r Barrows. D. D., and
Or. Charles Wood
/ is 10 b. under the immediate
supervision OF DT. John c. Palmer All
children not already connected with a
SUNDAY school are invited.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
REVIVAL TO START.
Fifteenth Street Christian Church
WIN Open Services Tomorrow.

The ii o'clock service tomorrow
morning marks the beginning Of the
week of pre- Easter evangeliStie services,
There viii be services every night. eX-
cepting Saturday az O'Clock lasting
one hour THESE meetings viii cul~
inmate Easter Sunday evening The
question box will be featured
Sermon themes for the week are
Tomorrow, II am, The Increase of
Christ, pm, How Men Are Saved,
Monday. 4 pm, "The miQueneSS Of
Christ, Tuesday, pm, The Courage
of Christ, Wednesday 4 pm, THE
uneoncealahle Christ, Thursday, s
pm. THE Lero Hour Approaches. .
Friday \ pm, signing On
Evening star., 1928-03-31
CONFIRMATION SERVICE.
Rites viii Be Held AZ Grace Lu-
theran Church Tomorrow.

The first class OF catechumens will
be confirmed tomorrow In the new
Grace Lutheran Church. sixteenth and
Varnum streets, by the pastor. Rev
Gerhard f LenSki. The subject of the
sermon will be How Beautiful Is De-
votion 10 Jesus Christ IN the Early DAYS
OF Youth" At the evening service the
pastor will preach on the theme
Loyalty That Lasts"
Holy week will be observed with a
communion service Thursday at & pm
and with Good Friday service ut the
same hour Friday evening St
Matthews Lutheran Church will unite
with this church in a joint service
The pastor will be assisted tn the
communion service by Rev. II. q.
Steinmeyer and In the Good Friday
service by Rev Edwin III MeuSer.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
TAK0Mk BAPTIST TOPICS.
Pastor Announces Morning Sermon
Visitor - Preach in Evening,

A. the JakDms PARK Baptist Chufch
the pasbDr Rev William H.. La rue,
Wlil speak D1nIgTfoW uI0fflug Oh The
IglAHptial March ~ Christ Through
ihs hges ht tila evening service HeY
Homer j Cgune3lOT Will speak con
clldlug the sefles Ut pc Faster seIy-
lees aillcn he hss been conducting fot
liss pgbl week. n
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BAPTISMS PLANNED.

Ceremony 20 Mark Close cf Rap-
tist Revival.
HaptiSmS win follow the close ct the
revival services at the MetvClsAlitaN
Baptist Church tomorrow evening. ara
Pastor John Compton Ban VIII SpeaA
ON The Old RugSed Cross
In the morning the Lords SupreE wilt
he observed A large cross will decorate
the pulpit platform
Evening star., 1928-03-31
PASTOR WILL PREACH.
Dr.. u, q, Il. Pierce to Occupy Pul.
pit Tomorrow.

Al the morning service at All Souls
Church, Unitarian, sixteenth and
Harvard streets, the minister, nr,
Ulysses O. II Pierce, will preach on
The Triumphant Way" The Conclud-
ing quiet period OF the present series
win take place at o'clock.
The speaker az the rook chat at
s 80 pm viii be Henry X. Bush" Brown.
In the evening at 7,30 o'clock, a page
ant. THE Conservation of Sir dalahad, >
viii bee presented. preceded by short
motion picture program
Evening star., 1928-03-31
EASTER OFFERING FIXED.


The annual Easter thank Offering
service Of the NJ r. churches OF Wash
ington VIII be held IN the Metropolitan
Church Friday afternoon at o'clock
The speaker viii be Bishop Bristol
Mrs w II, Mcdowell will receive the
THANK niferinR
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Service 10 BE broadcast.

The moFntng worship service af Nc
kenslree Methodist Church viii b.
eroadcast over WFFF TOMORROW at II
oeleoE, The pastoF Rev, WilllaM Pler-
pont viii SIeak ON The triumphant
cAfSt,'
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON
JESUS, THE SUFFERING
MESSIAH

Mark, viii 27-9:l; ix.3o-32 x.32-34
Golden text.--If any man
would come after. Me. let him
deny himself. and take up his
cross. and follow me Mark
win "a
Evening star., 1928-03-31
AUXILIARY TO MEET.
Episcopal Women ~ Gather in
AHac0sfis Tuesday.

1he hpfll meeting u the Woman S
Auxiliary of the Episcopal Diocese of
Washington viii be held IN Emmanuel
Church Anac0atla, Tuesday al z pm.
ibey f. u FraDck reetoT ~ Emmanuel
paHs5s aud Mrs FTaHeig l. Frazier
president NJ the Woman'a Auxiliary Of
ibt parish Wlij Weicgne the visitors
The SPEAKER Wlii be Mrs Grafton
burke wife u Il missionary IN Alaska
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Zion nanllsi Church Service

teV, Robert Andelbnn, pastor of the
Mount Pleasant haptlst Church, viii
preach at theMsi0h baptist Church,
peAnWood, p. otonioETow ~ I pm,
Evening star., 1928-03-31

TRANSPORTATION Church Will Hold
Communion Service.

Communion Service.
Palm Sunday will be observed at
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church, Gal
latin and Fourteenth streets, by holy
communion at 7.S0 am. morning
prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock. eve
ming prayer and address at o'clock
Palms will be distributed at the II
O'Clock service, Rev j. j Queally will
otiiciate at all the services and will
preach the last Of series of special
Lenten sermons at the / o'clock serv-
ice
There will be services daily during
Holy week nj 10 am, and q pm Good
Friday the services will be at midday
and o o'clock in the evening, Rev. Mr.
Qucally viii preach on the Passion "
Evening star., 1928-03-31
REVIVAL TO CONTINUE.
Services Held at Highlands Bap-
list Church

The Highlands Baptist Church has
been engaged Ia evangelistle meetlnga
The past week, Rev Percy t. Vernon
of Alexandria and viii u lvle. con-
dueting the services
These meeIinga viii continue through
Wednesday evening Thursday the
church will hold It's regular church
MALT service Easter there viii be a
baptism,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

1t now appears that through some err
ror in the formal order Of commitment
they are eligible to release on good
conduct at the end of ten years. I'M
mediately the question arises whether
that error, to which the chairman Of
the State board now calls attention,
was honestly made or was the result
of influence, operating through devious
channels. Also arises the question of
whether it cannot be corrected in sea-
son to prevent any application for
parole. For there should never be a
release from prison of these murderers.
To grant them liberty, however long
after their crime, would be to do ir-
reparable injury to the cause of JUS
tice in America.
For the first offender who commits
a crime under some unusual Indictment
or in the stress of passion or from
some imagined need there should be a
chance for freedom after a period of
prison confinement during which he
has repented of his offense and has
learned the lesson of retribution and
resolved to lead correct life there
after. But for such as these young
murderers. who slew for the sake OF
thrill" morally unregenerate expert
mentors, there should never be chance
to live in freedom. To give them that
opportunity would be to negative the
law which prescribes the severest pos
sible punishment for objectionable
crimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25
The Roosevelt Stadium.

A determined effort will be made
by a special committee of the Wash
irgton Board of Trade to procure for
this city the proposed five-million- dol
lar Roosevelt Stadium which the Roose-
Welt Memorial Foundation of New York
is to erect in memory of the late Presi-
dent. At meeting of the executive
committee yesterday special commit
tee was appointed to confer with Of
ficials of the foundation. Lieut.. Col
Ulysses S. Grant, Sd, director of pub
lie buildings and public parks, will
accompany the delegation to New York
to assist in pleading the cause of the
National Capital.
Washingtonians for years have want
ed an athletic stadium in which events
of national importance could be held.
The proposed Roosevelt Stadium, while
its seating capacity has not been de-
termined, will cover approximately sew
enty-five acres of ground and will
be in architectural beauty in keeping
with the memorial purpose for which
it is erected. The committee of the
board believes that Washington is the
logical place for the location of the
stadium and will endeavor to drive home
this thought in the minds of members
of the foundation.
When the Board of Trade committee
leaves for New York it will carry with
1t the whole-hearted support of the
city. While the committee may not
succeed in its mission, its enterprise is
to be commended, and If the Roosevelt
Stadium is not secured for the National
Capital there will be no cessation of
effort until the dream Is fulfilled and
the National Capital shall be the pos
SCISSOR of an athletic field large enough
to stage national and even international
sporting events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25

Republicans to vote for Mr.. Blaine
When Republicans slide all the way over
to the Democratic cause the future
usually holds difficulties for them, and
some of them find themselves per-
manently in the Democratic party.
The Democratic progressives in the
Senate have lined up for Gov. Smith
Senator Dill declared early in the pre-
convention campaign that the nomina-
ton of Smith would spell defeat for
himself in Washington and for other
Democratic Senators seeking reelection
But he is making real fight for re-
election against the Republican NOM
inee, Mcintosh. Senator Wheeler has
the fight of his life, running against
former Gov. Dixon, an old Republican
progressive war horse, who defeated the
Democratic Senator some years ago in
a gubernatorial race Four years ago
Wheeler was La Follette's running mate
on the independent progressive national
ticket.
So the progressive movement, which
came to a head In 1924 and centered
about the La Toilette wheeler ticket,
finds its leaders for the most part
aligned again with the two old political
parties The friends of both Mr.. Hoover
and Gov. Smith insist that their candi-
dates are worthy of progressive sup
port; indeed, are real progressives. And
the progressive Republicans and the
progressive Democrats are encouraging
themselves in their support of these
candidates because of the progressive
ness of Hoover and Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-25
UNITED. STATES
in WORLD WAR
Ten Years Ago Today.

Germans are preparing to Withdraw
the civilian population from Metz Of
account of the American lone-rang
bombardment OF the city.
American and German airmen are ac
tive along the Lorraine front. and in
creased artillery action is noted aloni
the lines of the old St. Mhiel sector
with gunnCrs bombarding detectives be-
hind the front lines. seeking the CcS
roads and troop formations far ant
near. Net losses in the over
seas milit..ry forces of Canada up Il
August l were 1896. not countini
those wounded in action who have re
covered and rejoined their units
Bulgarian armies are nov
split into fragments and are fleeing be
fore the allied troops on a front 13l
miles long. Gen. Allenby !
closing in on the Turks and herdin
them eest OF the Jordan River for
final roundup. 3" A dispatch
from Switzerland today says that youni
Turk officials are making heavy dee
posts in Swiss banks. indicating thet
misgivingS over the stability of ATTAIN
in Germany. Reported tina
hundreds of Americans are marrying
French girls end will settle down u
France after the war. Thre
hundred and ffty-two casualties give1
out today.