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Evening star., 1928-11-10
SPECIAL ARM|ST|CE
I. SERVICES PLANNED
Calvary Baptist Church Pas.
tor Announces Topics of
Two Sermons.

A special Armistice day service will
be held at Calvary Baptist Church,
Eighth and H streets, tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock, the pastor, DR.. W.
s. Abernethy, preaching on the sub
ject. Can a Nation Be Christian?''
At 7:45 pm he will continue the series
of sermons on the general theme
Christ at the Crossroads ITO Speak
or Not to Speak" will be the subject
of this one.
The Evening Mission Club will meet
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. After
a short business session, the meeting
will adjourn and join in the mass meet
ing of the Missionary Institute.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday at II o'clock in the
House. The speaker will be Mrs. Will
liam H. Farmer ..of Montclair, ~ j.
Mrs. u. Sherman Lyons will lead the
devotional services. Hostesses will be
members Of the Brown Circle. Small
children will be cared for during the
morning session Luncheon will be
served Nat l o'clock.
The Junior Church service will be led
by Rev. H. J. Councillor, director Of re-
ligious education, at II O'Clock tomor-
row morning, in the lower room Of the
church edfice.
Christian Endeavor Societies for all
Senior, 6;45 o'clock, Sunday evening;
intermediate. 7 O'Clock; senior, 8.oclock,
Tuesday evening. B. Y. p. u, 7;o'ciock,
Sunday evening. IT'S Eighth street.
Tuesday evening meeting will be. in
charge of the Christian Endeavor Union
Flying Squadron. 80
Church prayer meeting is held Thurs
dav evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting
will be led by Dr. Councillor.
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TAKOMA BAPT|STS
ELECT OFFICIALS
Annual Meeting of Church Is
HeId-SeIeCtionS Made
Unanimous.

At the annual meeting of the Takoma
Park Baptist Church, held Monday eve
ming in the Sunday school house, Piney
Branch road and Aspen street. the fol-
lowing church officers were unanimously
elected, in accordance with the recon-
mendations by the nominating COM
mittee
Deacons-Harry G.. Heiges and Fred
w. Pearce: treasurer, Thomas W. Mar
shall, Sr.; clerk, Walter Trey.
Committee on f1nance-Treasurer
Thomas w. Marshall. sr.; Deacon E. E.
Reynolds, Trustee L. R. Grabill, Charles
w. Flora and Charles G. Royle.
Representatives on the executive board
OF the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches-Pastor William E LaRue,
treasurer Thomas W. Marshall, ST.; l..
Il. Grabill, Harry Hciges and Mrs. James
p. Greene.
Delegates to the annual meeting Of
the association: Pastor William E. La
Rue, Mrs. John Walker, John Walker,
Mrs. w. E. Neff, Mrs. Harry G. Heiges,
Harry G. Heiges, Mrs. F. A. Y Jones,
Walter Trey, Mrs. William E. LaRue and
Thomas w. Marshall, sr.
Representatives on the board of lady
managers of the Baptist Home for the
Aged: Mrs. William E. Lateue and Mrs.
Elmer E. Reynolds.
Representatives on the board of lady
managers of the Baptist Home for Chill
dren-Mrs. E. w. James and Mrs. Claud
Livingston.
Delegates to the Washington Fedora
tlon OF ChurcheS-Mrs. F. L. Coll and
Charles w. Flora.
intermediate leader, B. Y. P. U-Mrs.
Thomas w Marshall.
Boy Scout committee-W. S. Allison,
r. S. Krout and Fred w. Pearce.
The nominating committee was COM
posed of Russell S. Krout (chairman) .,
John Walker, Harold c. Leavitt, Mrs.
Thomas w. Marshall and E. w. James.
Two vacancies on the board of deacons
were filled for term Of three years
each.
The church approved the annual let
ter prepared by Walter Trey. church
clerk, to the District of Columbia Asso-
citation Of Baptist Churches, which is to
hold its annual meeting in the Metro
polltan Baptist Church during the week
OF November 10.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
WAR'SaAF FTERMATH,
TOPIC OF SERMON
Rev. M. R. Lowell to Discuss
Ten Years Since Armi-
StiCe in Europe.

Christianity and War-Ten Years
After" will be Rev. Moses r. Lovell's
sermon topic tomorrow morning at
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Two other services are scheduled, one
at 5 pm, when DR.. Winnifred Rich
mond. psychologist, gives the second in
Sunday afternoon series of psychology
life talks on "A Normal Personality and
His Vocation" At pm. the bi-Weekly
motion picture service will include a
showing of The Thief of Bagdad."
The church school convenes at 10
am. and the Young Peoples Forum
at S pm. when, with the pastor lead
ing, it will discuss what has followed
the armistice. All meetings and serv-
ices are open to the public.
Special Business Meeting.
A special business meeting of the
church at which every member is
requested TO be present has been called
for Wednesday at pm. following a
church dinner, which the housekeeper's S
committee of the Women's Guild will
serve at 6 o'clock A dinner meeting
OF the church school teachers will be
held Tuesday.
Contribution of the Father to the Home
AIAAS AZ Vic ACSuAnA C1l1i0
course Thursday at 10 am. Thursday
evening the congregation invites the
public to join it in bus visitation to
the Jewish Community Center, leav-
ing the church at 7:30 pm. Reserva-
tons for bus seats should be sent to
the church.
Speaker from India.
At its meeting Wednesday the Wom-
ans Guild was addressed by Mrs. Rich
ard Rose of Sholapur, India
Under direction of Mrs. Harold F.
Noneman the girls of the intermediate
branch of the church school have or
ganized the jolly Girls Club, which is
to meet Friday evenings, with candy
pull as the attraction of an early meet
ing. The officers are Constance Rus
sell, president; Mary Agnes Young, vice
president; Sarah Thornley,, secretary,
and Ruth Kizer, treasurer.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
CHURCH. TO OBSERVE
DOUBLE, ANNIVERSARY
Armistice and Twenty-sixth Birth
day of Calvary Congregation
to. Be celebrated.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
will celebrate a double anniversary to-
morrow. The tenth anniversary of the
armistice, and also the twenty-sixth of
Calvary Church will be observed. Rev.
Mark Depp will preach at the morning
worship service, his theme being The
Basis of Peace"
American University students. under
the direction of DR.. Arthur Jackson,
head of the department Of religion, are
conducting a series of five group dis
cussion meetings with the Calvary
young people. Tomorrow evening at
the Z O'Clock meeting the subject for
discussion will be How Should We
PRAY" All young people are welcome
to these meetings. The evening wor-
ship service follows at o'clock. DR..
Depp will preach. J.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
18 CHURCHES PLAN
TO UNITE IN RALLY
Indiana Minister to Speak at
Union Pentecost Service
Monday Evening.

DR.. Jesse M. Bader of indianapolis,
Ind, will be the principal speaker at
a union Pentecost rally at the Ninth
Street Christian Church. Ninth and D
streets northeast, Monday evening.
Eighteen churches of the Disciples OF
Christ will unite in this service.
Ministers taking pant in the services
will be Rev. Harvey Baker Smith, Rev.
H c. Mayhew Rev Walter F. Smith,
Rev. c. D. Gordon, Rev. Earle Wilf1ey,
Rev. c. NJ Goode. Rev. Harry M. VIII
son, Rev. Irah Harbaugh, Rev. w. E..
Balderson and Rev M. L. Turner.
A three-week revival at the Ninth
Street Church will begin tomorrow, un-
der the direction of the Wallace evan
gelistic team. The pastor, DR.. B. H.
Melton. will preach an Armistice day
sermon tomorrow at IL am, on Lest
We Forget" and at 7:45 on "The
Souls Plea" The Wallace team will
reach the city Tuesday for the three
week meeting.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
SERVICES ARE ANNOUNCED
Rev. C. P. Parker to Speak on Re
cent Convention.

The rector of st. Johns Church, Wis
consin avenue and Bradley lane, Beth
esda, Rev. Clarence Prentice Parker,
will give the final sermon on High
Lights of the Convention" at the ii
o'clock service, tomorrow. The every
member canvass committee will meet
Tuesday at $50 pm Supper will be
served, followed by a business session.
Mrs. Edward l.. Stock is chairman of
the supper committee.
Plans are being completed for the
annual bazaar, which the Guild-Auxili-
ary will hold November 16. A cafe
terra supper will be served from $50 to
7 pm. and afternoon tea and refresh
ments in the evening.
Services tomorrow are Holy Euchar-
ist, 7:3o am; church school, O.; kinder
garten, $50 and IL o'clock morning
prayer and sermon by the rector, IL am.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
MISSION SERVICES
! PLANNED NEXT MONTH
Bishop Freeman to Conduct Open
ing Service at Center and
Newton Streets Hall.

DR.. George F. Dudley, rector of st.
Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal
Church, announces mission will be
held in the new parish hall at Center
and Newton streets from December
to December 7 inclusive.
The opening service, evening of De-
cember 2, will be conducted by Bishop
James E. Freeman and evening services
during the five days following will be
in charge of DR.. Kirk O'Ferrall, rector
of Emanue. Episcopal Church, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
A personal invitation to participate
in the mission will be extended to each
family residing within the limits of the
parish by members of a committee of
loo.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
WESLEY A. NJ. E. SERVICE.
Rev. DR.. Henry D. Tillman to

The pastor, DR.. Henry D. Tillniar,
will preach tomorrow at 10:45 am, and
7:45 pm, at John Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets.
Stewardess Board No. l, of which
Mrs. Katie Shepherd is president, will
give concert November Is, at pm
in the Sunday school auditorium. The
Gospel Feast Good Word Club, of which
Mrs. Sarah E. Thomas is president. IS
preparing minihter's wives and daugh-
ters' entertainment and vesper service
to be held November 18 from 4 to
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
French Services Scheduled.

Rev Florian Vurpillot, pastor of the
French congregation, which meets at
ST.. Johns Church, Lafayette Square,
every Sunday at O'Clock and every
Friday at 4:45 o'clock. will preach to-
morrow an armistice sermon, the sub
ject of which will be La France
pacif1que" His Friday services will be
devoted to an historical study Of the
Apostles Creed.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Wilbur Class to Meet.

The monthly meeting of the Wilbur
class of Calvary Baptist Sunday school
will be held at the home of Miss Eleanor
A. Lamson. IT'S Kilbourne street, Tues
day at 8 pm. Miss Lucille F. Pope, presi-
dent of the class. will preside. An in
vitation is extended to former members
of the class to be present.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
WOMAN WILL SPEAK.

Miss Isabel Stabler to Address
Francis .Asbury Epworths League.
eWarshipst or Friendships?r win be
discussed by Miss Isabel Stabler before
the Francis Asbury Epworth League,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets, tonnor-
row at o'clock. Miss Stabler attended
the World Youth Peace Conference in
Holland. She also has wide expert
enee with foreign students, due to the
fact that she stayed at International
House while studying at Columbia Uni
verSity. Miss Lucille Green will preside.
An open forum viii be held November
1S. so that every one may have an op-
portunity to discuss his convictions on
the question of world peace. Interested
young people are particularly invited to
attend the Sunday evening tea at $3.50
O'Clock and the meeting which follows
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Church to Hold Two Services.

The Cleveland Park Congregational
Church will hold two services tomorrow,
ii am. and $50 pm. The evening
service will include devotional exercises
Endeavor meeting will be led by Prof.
Clifton Moore. The Woman's Associ-
alton will hold bazaar and turkey
dinners November Is and 16.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
POLITICAL RACE is TOPIC,
Second Baptist Pastor to Preach on
Moral Issues of Campaign.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street between H and I streets, tomor-
morrow the pastor, Rev j. L. S. Hollo-
man, will preach at IL am. on "The
Moral Issues of the Presidential Cam
paign of 1928" The communion service
will be held at $3.50 pm.
The Junior Missionary Society will
conduct special service at pm. The
Bible school will meet at $50 am. The
B. Y. P. U. at pm.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
MEMS CLUB TO MEET.

st. Stephens Church Group to
Gather on November 27.
Arthur C. Houghton, president Of the
Mems Club of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church, announces that the first meet
ing of the season will be held at the
new parish hall, Center and Newton
streets, November 81.
At meeting of the officers and board
of directors Wednesday program in
cluding several new and attractive fea-
lures was arranged for the various
functions of the club during the follow
ing season.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
Theosophists to Hear Lecture

Death and the Hereafter" is the
subject of lecture tomorrow evening
at 8:15 o'clock at the United Lodge of
Theosophists, 709 Hill Building, Seven
teenth and Eye streets. Free study classes
Wednesday at 8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
VETERANS TO BE GUESTS.
Armistice Day Services Will Be
Held at Hamline Church.

Armistice day will be observed to-
morrow morning and evening at Ham,
line Methodist Episcopal Church. IN
the morning DR.. Chesteen Smith, the
pastor, will speak on THE Unrealized
Bequest of Peace"
Chaplain A. c. Oliver Of Walter Reed
Hospital will speak in the evening on
"Armistice Day" A special program
will precede the address. World War
veterans will be guests of honor.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
WILL ATTEND MEETING.
Or. w. L. Darby Going to New
York for Conference.

DR.. w. L. Darby, executive secretary
of the Washington Federation of
Churches, will go to New York this
evening to attend the annual convention
of the World Alliance for International
Friendship, which convenes there to-
morrow. 1t will continue in session for
three days, with many of the most
prominent speakers Of the country on
the program
Secretary kellogg will deliver an ad-
dress Sunday afternoon. DR.. Darby
expects to return Wednesday morning.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

Baptist Pastors Sermon Topic.
At the West Washington Baptist
Church Thursday evening at 7:45
o'clock the pastor, Rev. G. B. Austin
will preach on the subject, How tC
Brighten Up Heaven"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
DAWSON AND YATES
IN N. Y. GOLF FINAL

By the Associated Press.
RYE, N. Y. August 25.-Upstate and
down6tate will clash In the 36-hole
final round for the New YORK state
amateur golf championship over the
west course of the westminster Blu
more here tomorrow morning.
The finaiists viii be George Dawson
Of the local club. former national pub
lie links champion, and Arthur "
(Buckvb Yates 1927, champion, OF the
Oak Hill G.. c. Of Rochester.
Dawson became a flnaiist today after
beating Marx Stuart. young st, john
College golfer, up on the twentieth
green In the ouarteF-finai round, anc
Eugene j. Fitzpatrick Of Woifoft
Roost. Albany. the ex-Chicagoan, won
the eeni-fnal match In surprisingly
easy fashion In contrast To the stubborn
battle put up by the Brooklyn player
earlier In the day The early match
was the best played Of the entire
tourney
Yates earned the right 10 defend his
title in the final by eliminating Richard
A. Jones. jr.. Of the Westchester Hills
Club. and then his own city rival, Fair
fax Fl Gougerneur Of the &, {, oil
Rochester. whom he conquered TO WIN
the crown last Summer
The giant titie-holder was given \
cloSe fight by Jones In the morning
round but Won and / IN the after
noon match Yates conquered Cow
erneuf and z
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TROEH WINS DOUBLES
TRAPSHOOT CLOSES

BY the Associated Press -,
VANDALIA, Ohio, August 20 WIN
six more championships decided the
twenty-ninth Grand American toufna-
ment was brought to q close AT the
permanent home Of the Amateur Trap
shooting Association at Vandallh To-Day.
After the Grand American had been
decided yesterday most OF the shooters
left for their homes Not more IMAM
300 entered today's events.
Frank M Troeh, Portland, Greg was
crowned class A doubles champion,
breaking 1876 out Of 200 targets. Casper
Hoffman, Sd Of Denver. Colo. pfoEe
1875 but lost out In the shoot-on-
The class r doubles title was won by
Earl Decker of Centeryille, Ohio who
broke 1855 targets
IN shoot-o nj the womeuS doubles
title Mrs. @ j Wheeler of Troy. ", "
was victorious over Mrs w r Andrews,
Atlanta. Ga. At the send OF the 100
targets both had blasted R6
C. G. Mitchell of Milwaukee, by
breaking 1896 walked of with the pro-
fesstonaI doubles championship.
The consolation singles championship
was eopped by II r., Degler OF Mlamls'
JurR, Ohio, who scored "a hits out 81 100,
Walter O. Warren of Chicago defeat
ed Mark Arie of Champaign. Ill, IN
shoot off for the international 100 Title,
AT the end Of 100 targets these Two
star shooters were tied with % each
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WILSON'S HOMERS
GIVE CUBS GAME
Hits Two in 7-to-3 Victory
That Puts Chicago on
Heels of Giants.


CHICAGO. August 25.-Eack Wilson,
pudgy Cub outfielder. personally engin-
eered the Cubs to their third straight
victory over Boston today by clouting
his goth and 30th home runs of the
season. The score was 7 to g.
The victory carried the Cubs to
within one game of the second place
Giants who dropped another game to
Pittsburgh today
Wilson'S first homer came in the
second inning with none on base, &C
counting for the Cubs first score. His
second dropped over the left field wall
In the fifth inning, scoring two mates
ahead of him. The circuit cloutS in
creased his lead in the national home
run race Brandt was the victim of
both blows
Xxi Cuyler, who aided the Cubs
cause by homer in the third inning
with one on base and it was off
Brandts delivery also.
Boston found Bush and Jones for
eight hits. while the Cubs got as
many off Brandt III 5i3 innings,
CantweIl, who relieved him, held the
Bruins hitlesS the rest of the way,
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Three First Round Contests
Remain i'm Base Ball Series

while a victory for that team will en-
able both mines to continue in the race.
Bergmann's Laundry nine. which
handed Treasury its second defeat in
the only game played by the Laundry
men. is booked tC meet the r., F. 81 P.
r. r. loop title winners on Tuesday
while American Railway Express will
face the Railroaders on Wednesday.
officials in charge Of the series are
undecided what action they will take
If the r., r. p. nine is not selected by
Tuesday Trainmen have to win one
more game from Mechanical to clinch
the. championship Of that league. 1t IS
probable that Trainmen will compete
in the local series.
Government Printing Office will prob
ably send Bob vons against the st.
Adams nine tomorrow. Left handlers
have been the enigma of the Church
League clubbers throughout the season
and they will have to shake that JinX
in order to survive.
Drawings for the second round VIII
be made as soon as the first round has
been completed 1t is possible for all
teams with the exception of Treasury to
survive the first round Of play. pro-
vided St Adams defeats G.. P. 0. and
the Railroad League champs win one
of their contests.
Team standings to date.
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SANDLOT TEAMS HOPING
FOR PLAYING CONDITIONS

Terminal Icemen VS.. Saks- kroydens'
East Ellipse. ] o'clock.
District Heights VS.. Capitol Heights
Franklin Manor. 3 o'clock.
CoIIegian A. G. VS.. Vic's Sport SHOP
Plaza, l o'clock.
Vic's Sport Shop VS.. Powhatans,
Plaza. II o'clock.
University A. G. VS.. Engine Co. No. 5
two gamesl, Carter Field, Alexandra,
o'clock.
Addison A. c. VS.. Glen Echo A. c.
Glen Echo, Md, 2:30 O'Clock.
Kennedy A. c. VS.. Bowie Motors,
Bowie, Md, o'clock.
Allied Re. ers VS.. Dixie Pig A. G.
two games CheverIy, Md. 2 o'clock.
Petworth A. c. VS.. Bond Ciothiers.
Silver Spring, o'clock.
Hess A. &. VS.. Jefferson Firemen'
Potomac, Va, ; o'clock.
Georgetown Cards VS.. Capitol A. Cp
East EIlipse, o'clock.
National Circles VS., Berwyn A. c.
Berwyn, Md, 3 o'clock.
Clinton A. &. VS.. PetwOrth H0rks,
Clinton, Md, 3 O'Clock.
Brentwood Hawks VS.. Yankee A. C..
Brentwood, Md. 3 O'Clock.
Virginia White S0x VS.. Maryland
Cards, Baileys Cross Roads. Va" J
o'clock.
Petworth Eagles vs.. Bond Breadmen,
No. 4 Diamond, , O'Clock.
Chevy Chase Seniors VS.. PianskyS. No.
| Diamond, 3 o'clock.
Red SOx VS.. Cr0Ome A. C., CrO0me,
Md. 3 o'clock.
Loudoun A. e. VS.. Herndon FairIous,
Leesburg, Va, O'Clock.
Manager Thompson of Sam Rice
Junior nine takes exception to the title
claims of Collegian A. G. His team
boasts a long winning streak and he is
ready to book with Collegians for Sep
TENDER on any diamond. Riccmen
meet Thursday at the home of Manager
Thompson, 343 Tennessee avenue north
east, at 8 o'clock. and play Brookland
Boys Club nine next Saturday on
South Ellipse diamond at 3 o'clock.
Bill jenkins Red Sox continued their
winning streak yesterday by downing
Jefferson Firemen, 4 to 0, at Virginia
Highlands. Mullen held the Firemen
suggers to hits and famed ii bats
men. Jones of the losing team also
whitfield II batters Booker led the
Sox batsmen with a homer, double and
single.
Petworth Eagles have added strength
during the past week. Spigel. Tech
High hurler. and Lolly Aronow. William
and Mary College freshman, have been
signed Sam Gordon Is after games
for Eagles at Adams 49s7 after 6
O'Clock.
Manager Carl Minniek is casting
about for a good first-sack guardian
He would like to hear from candidates
at Columbia 3740.
Tuesday and Thursday games are
sought by Manager Ralph Meyer of
Federal A. c. Call Lincoln 5356-J be-
tween and Z o'clock.
THYME BottIers are willing TO meet
the best unlimited teams in the city
and nearby towns. Call West 1913 for
arrangements.
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REDS AND DODGERS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, August 25.--Brooklyn
and Cincinnati divided double-header
here today on the final appearance Of
the Robins at Redland Field this sea-
son, giving the home team a margin OF
three out of four on the series.
Dazzy Vance won the opener for
Brooklyn by 3 to o. letting the Reds
down with four hits but the home club
rallied in the last two innings TO take
the second, to 4.
Red Lucas safe drive past Del Bis
sonette scored Clarke Pittenger with
the winning run in the final round OF
the second game after the Reds had
tied the score with one in the eighth.
Lucas was pinch hitting for Eppa
Rixey. who had shaded Doug McWeeny
in a pitching duel.