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entertainment will be followed by re.
frcshments. The chapter recently be-
slowed honorary membership upon
Grand Matron Sallye G. Bogley. Past
Grand Patron Reuben A. Bogley, Grand
Patron william j. Dow and Past Grand
Matron Tillie G. Chauncey.
Acacia Chapter met Tuesday, and
among the distinguished guests were
Grand Matron Bogley. Associate Grand
Matron Gibbs, Associate Grand Patron
Proctor. Grand Conductress Merritt
Grand Lecturer Teachum, Past Grand
Patron Bogley and several matrons and
patrons Of 1928. The chapter will have
charge Of the service at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at 3 pm
Rev. Weidley Of the Church of the Ref
ormation will be the speaker and Wal
ter MacLuckcy the soloist. The home
home Of Freda Hummer, 1891 Emerson
street. The endowment committee will
have a card party Friday evening at
Gil q street southeast. The next meet
ing of the chapter will be March 20.
Ruth Chapter has accepted an invi-
tation to attend the Eastern Star serv-
ices at the Ninth Street Christian
Church at 7:45 o'clock tonight. Rev
B. H. Melton, the pastor. will preach
The subject of the sermon Is "Thc
Beautiful Star"
Lebanon Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. After the transaction of rou-
tire business the Wil-Nor G!ce Club C!
the Wilson Normal School, will present
an entertainment. Dancing and re-
frcshments will conclude the program
The dance committee met during the
week and completed arrangements fol
the annual chapter dance to be held
at the Press Club Auditorium April Ia
The temple committee held theater
The Auxiliary Home Board will hold
card party at Northeast Temple
March 10.
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow
for a social evening. The auxiliary
home board will hold benefit at
Keiths Theater March Is. The ways
and means committee has completed
plans for turkey dinner March %
from 4:30 to 1880 pm. at Northeast
Masonic Temple. The weekly card
party will be held Wednesday at 8 pm
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. William
L. Boyce. Annapolis road, Bladensburg
Md.
Matron Grace B. Stiles of Brookland
Chapter announces Gwynette Willis
will have charge Of the program at the
meeting March IA. The program by the
officers OF King David Lodge has been
postponed to March %. The monthly
meeting of the auxiliary home board
will be held March IL at pm. at the
home OF Ruth Speake. 280l Monroe
street northeast. The meeting of the
Star Point Society will be held next
Saturday evening at the home of Past
Matron Carleton, 1917 Lawrence street
northeast.
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Hope Chapter will meet Wednesday.
at which time DR.. John G. Palmer,
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge,
r. A. A. NJ, will speak. The annual
chapter dinner will be held Thursday
under the auspices of the ways and
means committee from to pm. at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Endowment night will be observed
March 16 at East Gate Chapter. Mrs.
Martha B. Rich will speak ON endow-
ment. The endowment committee will
have charge Of the entertainment and
refreshments.
The annual dance and card party of
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel Thursday at
$3.50 pm.
The last meeting of Loyalty Chapter
was devoted to business. Mrs. Blanch
S. Conohan was elected secretary to
succeed Mrs. Lula E. Grosvenor, re-
signed. Matron Mrs Enid K. Anthony
chapter will entertain its honorary
members.
The grand patron and grand lecturer
were present at the last meeting of
Trinity Chapter. Miss Palkin of Wash
ington Centennial Chapter sang. At
the next meeting the men Of the chap
ter will have charge of the entertain
ment and refreshments. The ways and
means committee will hold card party
and dance tomorrow at oysters Audi
tor:,lra, TweEty-slxth and Pennsylvania
avenue.
The auxiliary hcme board of Bethany
Chapter will give q minstrel show In
the hall connected with the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION, Gallatin street.
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
At the meeting Of March Is WASH
ington Centennial Chapter will have
an entertainment. The ways and
means committee will meet Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shively, 1887
South Carolina avenue southeast. The
endowment committee meets tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Spigel, 2647 Connecticut avenue.
An operetta was presented to Areme
Chapter March z. Among other dis
tinguished guests we're Grand Matron
Bogley. Grand Patron Dow and Past
Grand MatrOnS Barnl1art and Steven
son and Past Grand Patrons Brashears
Dulin and Poynton. Refreshments were
served.
Matron Louise E. Kreglow of Joseph
II. Milans Lodge Chapter announces a
short business meeting Thursday eve-
ming in Northeast Masonic Temple fol-
lowed by moving picture and refresh
ments. The chapter has been invited
by the pastor of the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church to attend the services this
evening. The Willing Workers will meet
March l3 at the home of Mrs. Bressler
53l4 Illinois avenue, with Mrs. Schwenk
Bell RowZee and Ethel England as
| hostesses. The home board will meet
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March % at the home Of Mrs. Ida
Smith. 2810 Twelfth street northeast,
with Mrs. Bean, Anna Foreman and
Catherine Miller as hostesses. The
home board will hold card party
March q in Northeast Masonic Temple.
Bethlehem Chapter was entertained
at its last meeting with program ar
ranged by the star points This pro-
Weaver, reading. Mrs Eugenia Corn
ing: speciality number, Mrs Estlow and
Miss Marseglia; drill by the De Molay
Drill Team. The program was followed
by refreshments and dancing. The Ma
irons and Patrons Association held its
annual btn1uet at the Dupont Hotel
February %. At the meeting of the
chapter Tuesday evening degrees will
be conferred.
Mizpah Chapter met last Tuesday
evening in the Georgetown Masonic
Hall. The chapter was entertained by
Refreshments were served. Matron
Mildred King announces that the chap
ter will hold card party and dance at
Wardman Park Hotel March 16.
Gavel Chapter will hold its annual
dance and card party at the Mayfower
Hotel March "a. The ways and means
committee will give card party at the
home of Mrs. Frances RoWell, 636
South Spruce street, Lyon Park, Va,
tomorrow evening.
The ways and means committee OF
Brightwood Chapter will hold cos
tune dance and card party March II, ut
$3.50 pm, at oysters Auditorium,
TWenty-sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Prizes will be award
ed to the most original and comical cos
tunes.
At the meeting of Harmony Chapter
March 8. a class Of candidates was ini-
tiated. A social hour was later held.
The services for the benefit of the
residents Of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home will be held today at 3
pm. by Acacia Chapter. The services
will be conducted by Rev. Weidley, pas
tor OF the Church Of Reformation. The
soloist will be Walter MacLachie. Miss
Louise Davey is matron of the chapter
and Harry Dean patron.
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MASONIC

LODGES.
Tuesday No. 1--E. A.
Weduesday---Warr q, Harding,
No. 39~--M. NJ.
Brightwood, No. S3---F. G..
ST Johns Mite Association.
Thursliay--Naval. No. 4. N. NJ.
Hiram. Ne. lo--M. NJ.
La Fayette. No. lp-F. Z.
Eriday-Lehanon. No, m. NJ.
Justice. No. 46-M. NJ,
Saturday-School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday--Mount Vernon. No. g.
Tuesday-Mount Horeh. No. =
Address, Grand Master Burk.
holder. Royal and select
Masters.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CoMMANDERIkS.
Friday--Columhia. No. Order OF
the Temple.
SCOTTISH RITE,
Tuesday---Evangelist Chapter Rose
Croix--Eiftcenth degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Observation-Disclosures Grptto-- Goou-
fellowship Night.
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Illustrious Grand Master Edward
Burkholder of the Grand Council,
Royal and Select Masters. will deliver
an address in Mount Horeb Royal Arcn
Chapter. No. Z, Tuesday evening, wnicn
the high priest has set apart Tor SOCIAL
diversion
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Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix Of
the Scottish Rite viii have the FIJI
teenth Degree Tuesday evening. con-
ttnuing the Winter and Spring course.
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John w. I4ainhart, president of the
kS9pcaation VI iliustrtous Masters for
1928, announces that returns for the
tileater party a. Keiths Tuesday eYe~
ming indicate successful cryptic occa~
aa0n. Edward Eurktotder, grand master
cf Royal and Select Masters In coop
Grafton with the Masters Association.
extends En invitation 70 all 10 be
present.
Hiram Lodge &iii confer the Master
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

fined $40 in the local justice court
Monday morning on charge OF
disturbing the peace Mr. Montijo
was slightly intoxicated after the
Mexican dance Saturday night and
was arrested by local deputies upon
complaint OF his neighborS, and was
confined in jail over the weekend.
George Gibson was flied SIS on a
charge OF speeding, and Macario Ortiz,
another Mexican, was gwen six
months suspended sentence and ord
cred to leave the city, on a charge
of disturbing the peace and several
other minor charges Ortiz was re-
Gently released from the county Jail
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

fined in the local Jail for a few
days, was found to- be suffering from
appendicitis. He was taken to the
hospital, and Immediately operated
upon, being released as soon as he
was sufficiently recovered to travel
Reynolds was picked up on the
Tombstone-B Benson road, about a
month ago, when several auto parties
had reported seeing strange negro
acting queer on the road. He was
brought to the local Jail, but upon
investigation there Was no charge
against him and he was to be released
when he became i'll.
Ygnacio MontiJo, local Mexican, was
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

several hours in Tombstone Monday
visiting friends.
Mrs. John TWomey, Mrs. Q. B.
Hampston and John Hampston, of
BiSbee, spent Monday in Tombstone
visiting with friends.
Percy Bowden, chief of police OF
Douglas, spent a few hours i'll Tomb
stone en- route to Tucson.
Two cars collided on the Tomb
stone -GIeeson highway Suncay morn
ing at o'clock. Local deputies were
called to the scene and the drivers
of both cars insisted that they we're
standing still when hit. The bumpers,
tenders and radiators OF both cars
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

were badly damaged, but no one was
injured. One car was a load Of
basketball boys from Patagonia re-
turning home after playing a game
in Wilcox the night before, and
the other was. occupied by MeXicans
returning from the dance here Sat-
urday evening.
A large contingent OF Douglas
business men appeared before the
board of supervisors Monday and
presented a proposal for tie eStab>
lishment of a Cochise county airport
on the outskirts of Douglas. Although
the board declined to take any
definite action, they agreed to visit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

serving time on the same offences
and when sentenced yesterday inn
mediately left for other parts of the
county.
The funeral OF Irwin Kohlen, held
from the Congregational church Mon
day afternoon, was one OF the largest
in Tombstone for a long time. Irwin
died Saturday night after being
operated upon for appendicitis. Many
beautiful floral offerings were pre-
sented. The deceased had many
friends in Tombstone who Sympathize
deeply with the Kohlen family in
their bereavement.
Sam Yarnell. OF Douglas, spent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09

a proposed site in the smelter city
Friday. The delegation pointed out
the fact that an act o. the state
legislature grants counties in Arizona
the right to establish and maintain
an air landing field, which would,
of course warrant the building of
field in CochiSe county. NO answer
can be given to the request until
the tentative budget for the next
fiscal year is presented and funds
will then be available for the project
if the board decides in favor of it.
At present there are no funds which
could be used for the building of an
air port in Cochise county.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09
TOMBSTONE NOTES

Pete Munich, state auditor, is spend
ing this week in Tombstone examining
the books in the different county
offices.
Jim Kelly spent Monday in Tomb
stone from his home in the Huachuca
mountains.
= Frank Reynolds, colored, who was
picked up on suspicion, was released
from the county hospital at Douglas
yesterday. Reynolds, after being con-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-09
i TIME TABLE
PICKWICK STAGE
SYSTEM

u AOAA w AA4A ~ Il GAAN4 -
SYSTEM
Leaving Douglas
WeStbOund
7:3O A. M For all points west.
HOO A. M. For Bisbee only.
Except Sunday
2:15 P. M. For Bisbee, Tomb
stone and NogaleS.
Except Sunday
$3.50 P. M For all points west.
Eastbound
400 A. M. Lordsburg, Deming,
FL PaSo, Silver City, Anna
rillo, st. Louis, Chicago and
Detroit.
7:30 P. M. Lordsburg, Deming,
Ell PaSo and Amarillo.
Arriving at Douglas
From the West
7:35 A. M. From all points west
Los P. M. From Bisbee only.
40 Except Sunday
Ais P. M From Bisbee, Tomb
stone and NogaleS
Except Sunday
6:10 p. M. From all points west
From the East
GAS A. M. From Lordsburg,
Deming, Ell Paso and Amarillo
7:10 P. M. From all points
east.
All Stages Depart From
Pickwick Stage Depot
1924 g Ave. Phone 38
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
URGES HOSPITALITY
FOR MISSIONARIES
Mrs. David s. CARL Asks Church.
women TO Open Homes for Con.
vention Delegates.

An appeal has been made BY Mrs
David S. Carl, chairman Of the COM
mittee on entertainment OF woman mis-
sionaries. deaconesses and sisterhoods
OF the woman's Auxiliary. Diocese of
Washington. for churchwomen to open
their homes during the General Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church. Octo-
her 1929. and take as guests Is wonsn
missionaries in attendance on the con-
vention
1t is expected 200 woman mission
aries will come to the convention, but
l2S of them already have been provid-
co for through the hospitality of WASH
m2ton church people. Hostesses who
take in the missionaries as guests are
asked to provide room for them, daily
breakfast and dinner, II desired. from
the afternoon of October 8 to the morn
ing of October %.
Churchwomen desiring To entertain
these missionaries are asked To conmu-
nicste with Mrs CARL at Cleveland 1853,
who will give further information on
the matter
Among the woman missionaries and
deaeonesses in foreign fields who start
ed for the General Convention already
In many instances are the following:
Alassa-Miss Lossie lie r. Catchett,
Nenans: Miss Alics Wright. Nenana
and Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Molineux, Sitka.
China - Miss Coral Clark. Hankow:
Miss Mary A. Hill. zangzok; Miss Anne
Lamberton Shanghai; Miss Alice r.
Gregg. Ankins; Mrs. e. r. Miller
Hankow; Miss Mildred S. Capron.
Ankin3: Deaconess Gertrude Stewart
Hankow. Haiti-Afrs. Estella s. Royce
Port au Prince Japan-Deaconess s.
T. Knapp. Toxic: Mrs Lucille C.. KEEL
lam, Toxic; Miss Marietta Amber,
Kvoto: Miss Eta S. McGrath Kvoto:
Miss Caroline Schereschewsky. Nara:
Miss Jane Nee Welte. Kyoto. Liberia--
Miss NJ. A. Ridgeley Cape Mount.
Philippine Islands - Mrs. Hobart e.
Studley Manila: Miss Dorothy Latham,
Manila: Miss Eliza Whitcombe. Sagada.
Virgin Islands - Rev. Mother Rose
Anne. o. S. A.. St. Thomas: Deaconcss
Blanche Adams. Keokee: Desconess
Maris P. Williams, Dante. and Miss
Mabel r. Mansfield. st. Paul.
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Acts 1926

The religious work department OF
the Y. M. G. A. has arranged for the
following speakers to appear tomorrow
before the congregations of local
churches In the absence of the pastors
Rev. Samuel M. Croft will preach at III
am. at the Evangelical Church. l.. S.
Wesley, executive secretary OF the In
tercollegiate Prohibition Association
will speak at pm. at Kellar Memo
rial Lutheran Church. Page NICK.
Etchison. religious work director, Y. M
c. A., will have charge of the morning
service at First Reformed Church Mr.
Etchison will speak to the mems Bible
class at GAS am. Hugh Miller OF the
District Christian Endeavor Union will
conduct the morning service at Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church Rich
ard Nj. Graham, associate religious work
director, Y. M. c. A., will speak at
Langdon Methodist Episcopal Church
at IL am. and at the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church at 7.30
nm. Vernon Hill will be the speaker
at Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church at the morning service, at IL
o'clock. DR. James A. Bell educational
director. Y. NJ. c. A. will speak at the
Concordia Lutheran Church at II am.
The evening service at the Brightwood
Methodist Church will be in charge of
the Mems Club with Page NICK. Etchi-
son as the speaker.
Rev. T. J. Huntington. pastor First
Methodist Protestant Church. will de-
liver the address at the Y. M. C. A.
open-sir service in Lincoln Park to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. c. E.
Griest will lead the singing and r. M.
Graham will preside
New York City's public day school
for deaf and partly deaf children has
a. teachers and 49, pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
DAUGHTERS OF KING
PLAN CONVENTION
Order Throughout U. S. to Be
Represented at Meeting
Here in October.

The eighteenth convention Of the
Order OF the Daughters Of the King
IN the United States will be held Octo-
Der 10 ., inclusive. The headquar-
tiers will be the Church Of the Epiph-
any and Epiphany Parish House. All
the celebrations OF the holy communion
VIII be held III that church and all
ms business seasons of the order will
o. Reid in tae parish house,
The diocesan president. Miss Lillian
J. Sooer. has appointed the following
chaiTTen Of committees to care for the
comfort OF the national officers. pro-
vincial officers the officers from other
dioceSss ana the delegates as we'll as
the guests:
Registration and information char
man. Miss Sadie RobsrlS. housing and
publicity, chairman. Mrs, f. X, SeldSn:
pages. chairman. Mrs Edmund Stew
Charles F Roberts luncheon chair
msn, Mrs. T A. Bodins; place of m set
inz. chairman. Mrs I0s Niyrth.
The registration "a delegates. alter
mates ana guests vii hec,n a Q o'clock
FRIDAY morning. October ), at Epiphany
Parish House, and will continue until
the quiet hour. pm. The quiet hour
will BE- conducted by Rev Hendree Har-
rison. rector of Christ Church Parish.
Pensacola. Fla All women are invited.
AT / pm. there will be a fellowship
tea TO which all members of the order
are invited Mrs Charles r. Roberts
will be in charge of the tea, assisted
by members of the various chapters
In the diocese The national officers
Viii receive the guests. and the receis-
tYNr 7fFr Oiff r1 1@N0 SOD hxs he ~
president. Miss Lillian j. Soper. who
will present the guests To the national
president. Mrs A. = Birney who ST
one time was president Of this diocese.
Mrs Birney will present them to ths
other officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
BAPTIST CONVENTION
TO HOLD SESSION
Special Nesting Will Be Held at
Prov deuce Church
Wednesday.

The Baptist convention Of the District
~ Columbia and vicinity win hold &
special session at the Providence
Baptist Church Dr. Aauila Sayles,
pastor. next Wednesday
There will b. two sessions. the open
Ing session beginning at l pm. and the
closing session at pm. Or. James L,
Pinn of Howard University and Dr., j.
L s. Hclloman president OF the Wash
ngton Baptist Seminary. viii open
vital discussions by prepared addresses.
Rev A. j. Tyler formerly president Of
the Mount Bethel Baptist state conven-
ton which has now merged into the
Baptist convention. will deliver the
conventional sermon.
Recent appointments In the conven-
don are as follows: Re-. .. D. Jarvis.
chairman OF the educational board: Rev.
c. w. Brent. chairman IF the evangel-
istic beard: Rev JANE f. Willis. chair
man of the foreign mission board: Rev
@ O. BullocA chairman of the home
mission board, Rev. j. Fl. Marshall.
musical director and Fsv. Q. G. Gran
deTSor. pianist
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VISITOR TO OCCUPY
CALVARY NJ. E. PULPIT
DR.. Norcross of Dickinson College
to Preach During Absence
of the Pastor.

During the absence of Rev Mark
Depp from the pulpit of Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church the preacher
for the remaining Sundays OF August
will be DR.. Wilbur H. Norcross, profess
sor OF psychology, Dickinson College.
Carlisle Pa
Or. Arthur C. Christie has returned
20 the city from his vacation In the
Maine woods and will again teach the
Calvary mems Bible class Sunday MORN
in9s
DR.. Depp and family have been
spending the last two weeks at his ola
home In western Pennsylvania and I'M
til early In September will be motoring
through New England He Is expect
ed 10 resume his pulpit work Septem-
Der Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
SERVICE TOMORROW
AT CALVARY BAPTIST

Rev. ]. S. Kirtley supply minister TOT
the Second Baptist Church. Chicago
ILL.,. will occupy the pulpit Of Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow The morn
ing subject will be The Living Poem
and the evening. "Longinus. the Cen
turion's Monologue." The hours of the
services are ii and g O'Clock
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety and the Young Peoples Society
meet tomorrow evening at Gas o'clock,
the intermediate at O'Clock and the
Tuesday Society at o'clock Tuesday
evening.
All departments of the Sunday school
convene at $50 am. The Vaughn class
for men meets in the church auditorium
and the Burial class for young women
in the Eighth Street Temple.
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1ST CONGREGATIONAL
TO HEAR DR.. WARD
Detroit Pastor Will Preach at Both
Morning and Evening
Services.

The speaker in First Congregational
Church tomorrow will be Dr. J. w. G.
Ward, minister of First Congregational
Church, Detroit,
His topics tomorrow are. II am, The
Mysterious Mosaic" and pm. "Archi-
tects of Destiny"
The Senior Society OF the Christian
Endeavor will discuss why Be a Chris
tian?" at $50 pm. under the leader
ship OF r. e. Bozmsn The women's
Sunday school class at 10 am. will be
led by Mrs r. E. Webner. and the mems
Bible class by Rev r. N. Greeley.
There will be church supper at 6
o'clock Thursday evening. followed by
prayer meeting under the leadership o.:
DR.. j. M r Metcalf
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COLLEGE PRESIDENT
IS SPECIAL PREACHER
DR.. ". r. psircs of Kenyon Will
Address 0ren-Air Evensong
Tomorrow.

Or. ". p Pierce. president of Kenyon
College. Gambler. Chic, will be the
special preacher al the peoples open
cir evenscng at the foot Of the Peace
Cross. washington Cathedral. tomor-
Yov At nm. Iris service will be
broadcast by wRC.
Or. peirce has been q special preach
or at the peoples ooen air evensongs
s4 the peace cross for several years:
DR.. and Mrs. Peirce are the guests OF
the National Cathedral School for Girls
while they are in the city.
Rev. Or. G. Freelsnd Peter residen-
siarv canon of Washington Cathedral
viii preach at the II am. celebration
of hoiy communion and sermon IN
Bethlehem Chapel Of the Catneoral
tomorrow.
0fh,r services in Bethlehem Chapel
tomorrow will BE- as follows. 1880 am
hoiy communion: 10 am. morning
PRAYER and litany.
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Shiloh Baptist Services.

During the absence Of the pastor,
Rev j. Milton Waldron. on his vaca-
ton, Revs. William A. Randolph and
j. T. Horton will supply the pulpit of
Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church,
Ninth and P streets Rev. DR.. RAN
dolph will deliver special sermons to-
morrow morning and evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-18
Fifth Baptist Sermons.

At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
Rev. Ray Palmer will preach at II am.
on Jesus Christ the Desire of All Ma
tons" and at 7:45 on why l Am
Christian"
The subject of sermon Thursday, at 8
nm. is THE Golden Stairway"