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pAPERNA NGING-Room papered, 50 90.
5 s --sz-rsos. WORK lo2S samples. ]. BaitZ.
Col frvl1E Il NV. Col lssg.M.
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PIANO TUNING. 50 so. We specialize in
general piano repairs ard rebuilding 9es
uuy estimate PF9eea reasonable. Skilled
rnncharies Work guaranteed. Sanderson-
eenaeeer On GA q ST. ne. LING. lo19.
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JOSEPH McREYNOLDS, Inc.
17O6 14th St. NV.
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OAKLAND-PONTIAC.
Padget-Toyce Motor Co.

c2EsfES cAsh SR FIRMS ff2
Line. 1861. 654 Pa, Ave. Sc.
Line. S440. 7l2 T. St. Sc.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to bny
fs7f interest sn gong e0ncern, where pTobl
tsegzsi fD5lssieg are almost unlimited About
gfa a08 wiii be required. Personal inter.
xfeE reanesteA ard replies tgeated strictly
easG8entfal Address Box 218-K. Star once.
XoDFRN STORE At 1873 Harvard 81. suit
s8Ee for small gsoerFy OF deiicatessen rect.
Il ssnsrs.1.-nr A lsfAae LII & II ".
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'Drunlmers" Co Anterior For Xmas
 Selling Ca'npaiigr,

While the geese go south the | l.raveling men flock north to af- ford sort of balance or con- pensation, according to Dave Dunbar Of the National Grocer y r mpany who was one of a flock Iof "drummers" on their to the In. teror on today's train. It has nev- CT been satisfactorily explained why they call them drumme IS unless it be that they drum up trade
 Anyway, there were J. Cava- naugh Of the Marshall Wells Co.,; r. R. Bigford of Heinz 57 varieties; c. A. Shonaker of the Zellerbach Paper company; R. H. Abbott of the Dupont company; Rupert, who cells Greenhood shirts; Dunlap of Schwahachers; and some that got away, before they could be tag ed. It is the fall camjaign, they said, and they are light-hearted be- cause they know the Christmas buying will be heavy.
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AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-F. R. Bigford, E. Hartness, c. A. Rockefeller, c. A. Shonaker, J. L. Cavanaugh, Tom Gerard, Doris Lamson, Samuel s. Cottne, Homer w. Jewell, Mrs. G.. E. Rockefeller, Mrs. Harry Mad sen and son, Mrs. F. L. Kennedy. MT. and Mrs. L. E. Ely, Miss E. F. Ferris, P. H. Abbott, J. R. Sapp,
 SEWARD-Mr. and Mrs. Otto Boehm, Hal Palmer, D. Kelloran, Sam Radish, Jno. Svedeen, Bert La Rue, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Bow man, H. J. Gadde, Sam McNiece.
 OVERLAND Albert Ulander Jno. Srofin, w. Alcock, M. A. They te, H. Larsen, Lew Baldwin, A. s. Petersen, D. R. Kintner, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Lane, E. J. Mcdonald, Tom Sarren, Jno. Mackwiz, E. Don ohue, M. Scott, J. P. Taylor.
 SEXTON Herman Johnson, A. E. Moorehead.
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Popular Management
 Of Cafe VIII Retire

The propritors of the B &. M Cafe, which closed it's doors Sat- urday, wish to express their ap- preciation to their many friends and patrons for past patronage and at the same time to inform them the labor attached to the business, though profitable, was so strenuous and necessitated so much work and long hours, it was deemed advisable to close up. The cafe was money maker from the start and is now offered for sale by the proprieters, Mrs. McKanna and Mrs. Bender. The equipment is in first class shape and as clean as elbow grease and soap could possibly make it.
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ALASKA 4TH IN GOLD

Alaska ranked fourth in the United States gold output during 1927. California, South Dakota and Colorado leading the Territory in the order named. There was an aggregate of 2,197,125 ounces pro- duced, with value of $45,418,6OO
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FOR THE MUSEUM

An extensive collection of na- tive craftsmanship has been re- ceiyed at the Alaska Museum at Juneau. E. L. Ranger is the donor. There are 127 pieces in the collec- tion, covering many phases of h. dian art and handiWork.
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Practically all mines in the out lying communities from Fairbanks, have closed down for the winter, it is reported.
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If you haven't trieo rrye.Bruhn's Baby Beet you have missed some thing, friends!
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Seattle ice cream and fresl, candies at Sylvia's.
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Pete Scanig, fisherman and skipper of the trolling boat U- te0, reported missing, has been found safe and sound.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
 WINTER SCHEDJTEE

First Mass 9 a. n.; Second Mass II a. m.; Confession before Mass es.
 Fr. George H. Woodley
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Cleanliness and the best oe meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA BILE ARE HERE AT S27.so. scHAI LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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EASTMAN CINE kOpAKS S10 AND UP. Schailerer's Alaska Shop
 EASTMAN AGENTS. SchaTierer's Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1928-10-05

head to order Mrs. Mabel Walker WILLIE
brandt to stop her political activities
and speeches.
Hill said that Mrs. Willebrandt. who
is Assistant Attorney General. had in
jected the religious issue into the cam
paign and that was In contravention to
the Constitution and Improper and
illegal"
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gon. signed a pact vowing defiance of
Indian agents and asserting they were
mot going to vote for the paleface Gov
ernment any more"
The Indians agreed to turn their
backs upon $40 bills and hugs and
kisses, which the candidates like to
give up.
The resolutions asked that the Gov
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INDIANS FORFEIT
FRANCHISE RIGHT
Western Tribes Declare
Against Politicians, Protest
ing Alleged Exploitation.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WINNANUCCA. New, October 5.-A
declaration of 'non-co-operation against
politicians" akin in its asserted intent
to the non-co-operation movement fos-
tered by Mohandas K Gandhi in India.
has been made by a large group of
western Indians, who renounced the
right of franchise in a defiant pow-
WOW concluded at Fort McDermott yes
terday.
Up in arms at their alleged "97 years
of ruthless exploitation by bureau
agents" and asserted failure of the
Government to observe Indian treaties,
six chieftains and 400 Indians, said to
represent every tribe in southern Idaho,
western Utah. northwestern Nevada,
northern California and southern Ore
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ernment send to the chieftains copies of
all bills for clothing, food and medicine
sent to the agencies involved and set
forth that the Indians hereafter would
ignore and defy" the Indian agents of
the Government.
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ASKS GAG FOR SPEAKER.
BY the Associated Press.


John Philip HILL former Representa-
tive from Maryland and leader of the
House wet block, yesterday made public
letter to Attorney General Sargent, in
which he asked the Justice Department
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Great Britain has about 100000 more
unemployed than a year ago.
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The resolutions asked that the Gov
Evening star., 1928-03-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

The Business Women's Council will
meet in lecture room of the Church of
the Covenant. Rev. Fred c. Reynolds.
pastor Of Wesley NJ E. Church, will
conduct the Bible lesson from Gas to
tbs O'Clock. Topic. The Philosophy OF
Prayer" Vocal solos and duets by
Misses Gladys and Gale Hunt and piano
selections by Mrs. Mary Tarbell Kenes-
trick, under direction of Miss Buck.
Dom Thomas Werner Moore will de-
liver the second lecture of his course on
Psychology and Character Analysis -
4:30 O'Clock, in auditorium of the Ma
honal Press Club. These lectures are
for the benefit of st. Gertrude's School
of Arts and Crafts for Backward
Children.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
Association will meet o'clock, in
Northminster Chapel Alaska avenue
and kalmia road
The Barry Farm. Citizens. Association
will meet. 8:l5 o'clock. In st. Johns
M z. Church, Stanton road. Prof.
Kelly Miller of Howard University will
make an address. Others TO speak will
include William O. Walker of the
Washington Tribune and John E.
Syphax, principal Of the James G..
Birney School. Musical program.
American University Park Citizens
Association will meet, 8 o'clock. in Hurst
Hall, grounds OF the university. Open
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Such Lovely Pieces >.
Novelty Jewelry-$1.95

A very special Offering indeed
Stunning ropes Of constructed pearla
--ery:tai neek'aees--Chanei rep'ieas
ehokers-heads and earrings. for just
$1.95! Even we, ourselves, marvel
at this lucky purchase.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

The Society of American Foresters
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The American Institute Of Electrical
Engineers will meet. 8 O'Clock. In as
sambly hall of the Cosmos Club. H. P.
Chase. electrical engineer with the
Philadelphia Electric Co, will speak on
"Intcrcnnncction of Power Systems"
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John Darby. Mrs. w. w. Scott. Mrs.
James Hagerman. Mrs. W. w. Badgley,
Mrs. LIE Gage Pratt. Mrs. Ella Knight,
Mrs. Name Chamberlain. Mrs. Joseph
Mcpherson, Mrs. Nat Lacy, Mrs. Joseph
Loughran, Mrs. Miles c. Trowbridgc,
Mrs. E. r. Danforth. Mrs. William
Bcahm, Mrs, Arthur Gordon. Mrs.
James Pugh. Mrs. Walter Perry. Mrs.
Beverly J. Smith, Mrs. r. M. Davis and
Mrs Annette Purdy.
The subject of Mrs. Emily Newell
BlairS third lecture at the Mayfiower.
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock, will
be Books That Have Significance" :"
are Mrs Woodbridge N. Ferris. Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson. Mrs William H.
King. Mrs, William Cabell Bruce. Mrs.
William j. Harris, Mrs Peter Goelet
Gerry. Mrs. Carter Glass. Mrs. Henry
Hawes, Mrs. C.. c. Dill. Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Mrs. Cordell Hull. Mrs.
Robert Lansing. Mrs. Stephen BonSal,
Mrs Charles G. Matthews. Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Joseph Washington. Mrs.
Paul FitZSimons. Mrs. Adolph c. Miller,
Mrs Francis NJ Savage. Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckcrman. Mrs Frank Hamilton.
Mrs. Mccormick -Goodhart. Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose. Mrs. John Munce, jr.,
and Mrs. Emily l.. Storer.
The list of patronesses for the second
annual recital of original comedy char
acter sketches which the Institute OF
the Woman's Theater will present at
the Hotel Mayfiowier Thursday after
noon. March 90. is headed by Mrs.
Coolidge Other patronesses include
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis Mrs. James S.
Parker. Mrs. Hamilton Fish. ir.: Mrs.
Tracy Doves, Mrs. Haley Fiske. Mrs,
Woodward Babcock. Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman. Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin.
Mrs. Paul Bastedo, Mrs, Charles Dana
Gibson. Miss Mabel Boardman. Miss
Mary Hoyt Wiborg. Mrs. Paschal and
Mrs. George T. Brokaw.
The artist of tie occasion will be-
Miss Mabel Rowland. the comedienne
diseurse, who is having such vogue
in New York City Miss Rowland will
be heard in program of her original
comedy character sketches. all of which
are highly amusing. Miss Rowland
heads the philanthropic and educa-
tional organization which presents her
and donates her services to the cause
Other boXholders are the Ambassa-
dor of Mexico. Senor Tellez: the AM
bassador of Japan, Mfr. Matsudaira;
the Minister of Costa Rica. Senor
Oreamuno: Nine. Simopoulos, wife
of the Minister of Greece: the Minister
of Venezuela. Senor Grisanti: the Min
lister of Albania. Mr.. Konitza; Mile.
Cretziano, daughter Of the Minister OF
Rumania the Minister of Nicaragua,
Senor Cesar; the Minister of the
Netherlands. Mr. van Royen: the Min
lister of Guatemala. Senor Recinos;
Mrs Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Frank c.
Let's, Mrs Frederic A. Keep. Mrs. wal
mott Lewis. Mrs. Eldridge Jordan and
Mrs John r. Williams.
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advises careful treatment Of your
skin so that il will not break into
fine lines as dry skin 10 apt to do.
Try Vaiaxe Anthosoros-a rich, nour-
ishins eream-$1.75.
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forum on the merger and report OF
garden and flower contest.
The Emma Sanford Shelton w. C.
r, u, will meet. 8 o'clock. at the home
of Mrs. B. I. Waldo. 40l7 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Northeast Boundary Citizens Associa-
ton will meet 8 o'clock. IN Burrville
School.
Alliance F'rancaise.-Mme. M. de
Mare will address the alliance at 4:30
o'clock at the Hotel Lafayette. Subject,
George Sand
The Society for Philosophical Inquiry
will meet, 4:45 o'clock, In New National
Museum. Room 43.
The University Club will give st.
Patrick's dinner dance at the club
Dinner 8 o'clock, dancing $50.
The Ameri. an Institute OF Electrical
Engineers will meet. 8 o'clock, In as
sembly hall of the Cosmos Club H. p.
Chase. electrical engineer with the
Philadelphia Electric Co., will speak on
The Holy Name Guild will meet 8
| o'clock. at the Guild Home. 1927
Thirteenth street. Speakers: Senator
Walsh of Massachusetts and j. Leo
Kolb.
The council OF administration, Aux
iliaries to the United Spanish War
Veterans. will meet. 8 o'clock. at 92l
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Col. James S. Petit Camp No. 3,
United Spanish War Veterans. will
meet. o'clock. at 92l Pennsylvania
avenue southeast
Columbia Lodge. 1875. L. o. O. M, will
meet. 8 o'clock. at 902 Pennsylvania
avenue. Entertainment and refresh
ments.
There will be special Lenten pro-
gram at the meeting OF the Washing
ton Council knights OF Columbus. in
the K. OF c. Home. o'clock. The
first section of councils anniversary class
will receive the honors OF the first de-
gree. Rev. DIR. George Johnson Of the
Catholic University will give Talk
to Catholic Men" Anthony Cullen
will preside.
The Civitan Club will hold a dinner
UttCtnS, D IlOCh, At tile Lid cdyCtte
Hotel. Garden club prize awards will
be made. -.
FUTURE.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. ls,
0. E. S., will have a card party and
dance Thursday. $50 pm. In the ball
room OF Wardman Park Hotel. Public
invited.
The Capitol Hill w. C. r. U. will
meet tomorrow, 2 pm, at Waugh M. E.
Church
A card party and dance at Wardman
Park Hotel will be given by Mizpah
Chapter. No. 8. o. E. s., Friday,
$3.50 pm.
The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day Nur-
sery Association will meet tomorrow,
1880 pm. at Hamilton Hotel
Burnside Corps. No. 4, w. r. c.. will
meet tomorrow, 7:45 PM, at Grand
Army Hall.
An oyster supper. under auspices OF
st. Marks Aid Society, Mrs. Mary E.
Holmes. chairman of committee in
charge. will be held In st. Marks parish
hall. March is, beginning at 5 pm.
The Society of American Foresters
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Kedroff Quartet an Attraction.

The Kedroff Quartet. which made its
first American appearance January ]
in New York, will be heard In WASH
ington on the night Of Wednesday. April
II. at 8:15 O'Clock. as an added attrac-
ton in the course of the Community
Institute of Washington.
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Columbia Historical Society will meet
March 20, 8:l5 pm, In assembly hall OF
the Cosmos Club. The Arlington case:
George Washington Custis Lee agaii st
the United States of America. Enoch
A. Chase. Tributes to Frederick L..
Fishback and Albert Harper.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Alliance Francaise.--Mme. M. de
Mare will address the alliance at 4:3O
O'Clock at the Hotel Lafayette. Subject.
George Sand"
Evening star., 1928-03-13

The Parent Teacher Association OF
the Lucretia Mott School will meet to-
morrow. pm. at the school. The
president, Rev. ID. E. WiSeman. Will de-
scribe his Summer trip to the Virgin
Islands and Porto Rico. Slide Illus
trationS .4.~
Evening star., 1928-03-13

Northeast Boundary Citizens Associa-
ton will meet, 8 o'clock, IN Burrville
School.
Evening star., 1928-03-13

The Society for Philosophical Inquiry
will meet, 4:4S o'clock, In New National
Museum. Room 43.
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forum on the merger and report Of
garden and flower contest.
The Emma Sanford Shelton w. C.
r. u will meet. 8 o'clock. at the home
of Mrs B. I. Waldo. 40l7 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
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will meet Thursday. pm, in assem-
bly, hall of the Cosmos Club.
A food sale will be held Saturday
from 10 am. to 3 pm. In st. Marks
parish hail. Third and A streets SOUTH
east, under auspices of the Womans
Auxiliary, Mrs Joseph II. Wheat. pres
ident
Evening star., 1928-03-13

The University Club will give St.
Patrick's dinner dance at the club.
Dinner o'clock, dancing $50.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Christian Endeavor

AT a recent meeting Of the executive
board, To which the presidents of the
various Christian Endeavor Societies Of
the District were invited. definite plans
were made 20 enter the Crusade With
Christ campaign. in line with reSolu-
tions adopted at the Christian Endeavor
convention here in March. d. Roland
Potter. who served so we'll as general
convention chairman in this conven-
tion, was chosen TO act rs general
chairman of the Crusade With Christ
commission, composed of the following
chairmen; Evangelism. Charles Hay
craft. citizenship. Miss GLADYS kidweh.
and world peace. Mr., Robert Parsons,
The April union meeting, which will
be held Monday evening at Park View
Christian Church. Park road east of
Georgia avenue. at O'Clock. viii be de-
voted TO the part OF the crusade under
the topic World Peace" An officer OF
the Washington Council on Interna-
tional Relations will speak ON this vital
subject.
The District is running second in
It's group OF States for the Christian
Endeavor world contest, The prise for
first place is free trip 70 Europe for
the District representative Miss Mar
garet Davis. Last year first place was
won by the local union, and Richard
Reidel as Christian Eildeayor world
representative. received free after
convention trip 10 the Yellowstone. fol-
lowing the Cleveland convention, 50
they eannot afford 10 lose cut this year,
Evening star., 1928-04-21
WILL OPEN SERIES.
Hyattsville Pastor TO Preach To.
morrow Mornin~

morrow Morning.
The pastor OF the First RacsiS.
Church, HyattSville. win hegNn tWo
series OF sermons tomorrow. The morn
ING series viii be on The Ten Coat
mandmentS IN the Light Of the New
Testament" The evening meSSageS
VIII ee ON The Ten ReatitudeS in the
New Testament"
Evening star., 1928-04-21
CONF FERENCE GIVES
DR.. De VR|ES HONOR
Wilmington Meeting Approves
1923 Program for Blue
Mountain Sessions.

DR.. William l.. Dc Vries, chancellor
of the Washington Cathedral, was
elected honorary vice president Of the
Blue Mountain Conference at meet
ing of the governing body last Wednes-
day in Wilmington, Del,
The other honnra" re presidents
are: Right Rev. ]c.i' ; Murray pre-
siding hishop of the opal Church.
Right Rev. j. II. L IN. Bishop oil
Harrisburg: Right Rev = e. l.. Strider
Coadjutor of West v. Right Rev.
II. St George TuckeT % OF Vir-
ginia. and Right Rev 1, l.. Burle-
SON. Bishop OF sou
The program nj u. session ol
the Blue Noun Ga. e was ap-
proved at the rs--. Hg he session
will be held III Fl = : Frederick
Md, July to . Dr James O. s.
Huntington VIII r. third season
be the chaplain oi ~ confe 'ence
Other members ct n a uity mciude
DR.. George c. F,'-y .te" Percy L
Urban. Or. s. A . Mercer. Rev. Al
exander c. 2abriskie, Right Rev. Walter
H overs. Rev John w Guter, jr., and
a number of lay techDi"ians In the
various fields of church work.
The Blue Mountain Conference COW
ers all fields Of church activity and Its
faculty represents all types OF thought
1t is intended as an advanced school
and makes its appea' ,t1ciDally 10 ex-
perienced workers . hose to whom
the life and work { n church are
matters of real conc 81
Those living in " hinglon who wish
TO attend the COZ renee can secure
registration blanks cld other informa-
ton from Rev. A. A McCallum of st
Paul's Church on TWenty-third street
Registrations are to be received this
year locally in each diocese and not at
one central point as heretofore.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
CHURCH WILL SHOW
FORESTRY MOVIES
Or. Pierce Will Preach Evening
Service on Trees
and Men"

AT the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets, the minister, DR..
Jason Noble Pierce, will preach tomor-
row at II o'clock on The Answering
God AT s O'Clock, in recognition OF
Forestry week. appropriate motion pic
lures vii, be shown and DR.. Pierce will
speak on Trees and Men" The sd-
dress will be followed by the feature
picture. The Country Doctor"
Motion picture services will be held
Monday. Wednesday and Thursday
nights at s o'clock and Saturday after
noon at $50 O'Clock especially for chill
dren. The Seven-reel feature. "Lovey
Mary" will be shown, also Children
of the Sun" and diplomatic films Of
the Bureau of Commercial Economies,
showing cherry blossoms in Japan and
a trip through Toxic.
At ESQ O'Clock tomorrow evening
there will be a mass meeting for young
people to extend information and
arouse interest III the opportunity for
inspiration. recreation and religious
education at jolly Acres. a considerable
estate between Washington and Ealti-
more in which the church is inter-
ested.
Lunch will be served by the Women S
Society in the Sunday School room OF
the church. Tenth and @ streets. for
the public Wednesday from II am. TO
2 pm
Evening star., 1928-04-21
LUTHER LEAGUE

The nominating committee Of the
Luther League OF the District Of Co
lumbia. composed Of Fred L. Schickler,
lions League. chairman; Rev. Henry
Manken. jr., Incarnation; Miss Selma
A. Trede, ST. Marks: Miss Monica
SNYDER. Atonement. Miss Rebecca
Long. Luther Place: Miss Gertrude
Gladfng. ST. Johns, and John Loenler,
ST. Pail's. met Monday at the home OF
the chairman, 1900 Emerson street.
A business meeting Of ST. Paul's
Luther League was held at the home OF
George Monk, 1923 Monroe street, Tues
day evening. Oficers were elected.
St Marks League meeting Wednes-
day will be led by Miss Jennie Leisnear
who viii present the topic. What HAP
pens When Young People Dare to Fol-
low Christ >"
The Ministry ard the Laity" is the
topic which viii be presented at st.
PauIig League meeting tomorrow eve
ming by George Monk, and at Atone
n1ent League by william TRIBE.
The topic. "The Dangers OF Slang
and cileap Talk" has been assigned 70
William Major Of lions League for
presentation at its meeting al Zion
Hall. Second and upsl1ur streets. ton1or-
row evening. Miss A. Barbara Wlegand
president OF ST. Johns League, visited
Zion'g League last Sunday evening
when the topic. What Happens Wher
Young People Dare 70 Follow Christ
was presented by the District League
publicity chairman.
Miss Frances Dysinger, executive Sec
retary of the Washington Lutheran
inner Missions. and Miss Doubek ac'
eompanied the following members oi
lions League on their monthly Vislt
/ Cbildren'g Hospital last Sunday after.
noon Misses GLADYS Broker. Margaret
I Mcdonald Mary IeOnberger. Emma
l Eolzer. Clara Schickier. Measrs WI
/ liam Ma aior, Gilbert Major, PhiliI
/ KrautW1irst and Pred Gchickler. Frulti
we're distributed 10 the small patients
E by the Zion LeaRIers.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
SOCIETY TO CONVENE
Quarterly Meeting to open Ton,or-
row With s O'Clock Mass at
Holy Trinity Church.

The quarterly meeting tomorrow OF
the Society OF St. Vincent de Paul Of
Washington viii open with a mass al
O'Clock in Holy Trinity Church, the
membership attending in a body and
receiving holy communion.
Following the service IN the church
3 breakfast viii follow in the school
room. Holy Trinity Conference acting as
host for the occasion. with the young
women Of the high school officiating as
attendants at the feast
The breakfast will be followed by the
meeting in the assembly hall Of the
parish. az which George Cleary. preSi-
dent OF the Particular Council of the
St Vincent de Paul Society. viii pre-
side. with Rev. DR.. John O'Grady. head
of the Bureau Of Catholic Charities. also
functioning The principal speaker will
be Rev. Charles E. Lyons, president Of
the University OF Georgetown.
The committee in charge from Holy
Trinity Church consists Of Rev. Hugh
A. Dalton. pastor: Rev. Frederick J..
Grewen. spiritual director: John Hadley
Doyle. president: George E. Potter, VIII
liam WEIGH. Arthur Farqlhsr. John
Garland. Samuel Hill. Joseph Kuhn,
Patrick Giihooley. William Ball, Earl
Ready. George CustaTd and John
Eeckert.