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say anything. He wanted to go to
church in his overalls. Too lazy to
change.
Cpl. Fleischer held Jacks and
Cpl. Javino 4 fives at an informal
bridge game. Cpl. Fleischer has
enough to buy several good meals
now.
1st Sgt. Rawsthorne issued in
yitatiOnS for a swimming party
Sunday afternoon. UP till the writ
ing of this report a swimming pool
had not been found. However, it
will probably wind up in a horse
shoe game.
Cpl. Larriva has put up a branch
of his exchange bank in camp.
A report recently made the
rounds of Company A that Sgt.
Shestko is not eating as much as
he used to. He finally over ate the
other day and had to make sick
report and after the G. C.'s worked
on him he finally concluded that
three meals a day were sufficient.
Sgt. Curtis and Pvt. White had
some of the prettiest group shots
ever seen in the regiment. After
firing about SO rounds into the side
of the mountain they fixed bayonets
and charged the targets.
General Lassiter, commander of
the 9Th Corps Area, with headquar-
tiers at Fort Sam Houston, was here
Friday and inspected the regiment.
He arrived from Ell Paso by ar
plane and left by plane Saturday
morning.
Nogales international., 1929-08-20

Phoenix-$6O,OO0 residence to be
built near Country Club.
Douglas-Rodeo road, 1875 miles
to be oiled at cost of $22,211.
Phoenix-Arizona shipped in ex-
cess of 400 cars cantaloupeS this
year.
Snowflake has new swimming
pool.
Nogales international., 1929-08-20
The Graf Zeppelin

During short respite from arplane endurance
flights, champion hog-calling contests and record
breaking flagpole sittings, the giant airship, Graf
Zeppelin, goes on round -the-world cruise.
New thrills, new routes and new strategy in the
air are being experienced in this gigantic undertake
ing. The flight in sense is remarkable ges-
ture of peace and international good will But it al
so will be an outstanding achievement in air trans
portatlon & ana Eo s9meeng heretofore e uneqdaned
gers have the well wishes Of gasping world mil
lions Of people watch and wait for the triumphant
completion of this feat of daring and skill
Nogales international., 1929-08-20

between the two great political parties It would be
cean-cut ISSUE for the Republican party it the par
ty of big business bigger the BETTER with the
sky the limit so far as mergers consultations and
combinations are concerned-and if the people de-
eide, such combinations are menace they must per-
force, get rid Of the Republican control of govern
mental affairs before they can hope to curb these
giant mergers
The people have always looked askance at such
great combinations of wealth and industry. Theo-
dore Roosevelt recognized this, and made it his
time Democrat sounds the warming Will history
repeat tself?-(Dunbars Weekly.
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say anything. He wanted to go to
church in his overalls. Too lazy to
change.
Nogales international., 1929-08-20
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Perpetual Sunshine

Outdoor sunshine comes and goes
the real sunshine of life is perpetual
when one lives in his own home, be-
cause there man finds happiness,
comfort, and independence.
We usually treasure most the things
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Evening star., 1929-12-14
DR.. SNYDER TO TALK
ON GIFTS OF SERVICE
St. Paul's Pastor Will Also Preach
Especially for Younger
People.

DR.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor of St.
Paul's English Lutheran Church, Elev-
enth and H streets, will preach tomor-
row at II O'Clock IN Gift of Service" !"
This is the second of series of SER
in the white gift service of the church
and Sunday school Sunday evening, De-
cember %, at which time new members
will be received into the congregation.
At the 8 o'clock vesper service tomor-
row he will preach on THE Wrong De-
cision." This will be especially for
young people.
The St. Paul's branch of the Sunday
school will meet at the church at $3.50
am. The Epiphany branch will meet
at the chapel at Sixteenth and U streets
at the same hour. The topic for study
is "The Christian Spirit in Industry"
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Luther League will meet at o'clock
at st. Paul's Church and Epiphany
Chapel, respectively. They will discuss
1.-The Second Coming of Christ"
DR.. and Mrs. Snyder will entertain
Wednesday evening the members of the
Church Council and their wives at the
new parsonage, 5124 Chevy Chase
parkway. AT this time the parsonage
will be formally dedicated with appro-
pirate ceremonies and the regular
monthly meeting of the council will be
held. On New Year day general re-
ception for the entire congregation and
friends will be held at the parsonage,
when Mrs. Snyder will be assisted by
the women of the council.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Religious Questions
DISCUSSED BY
DR.. S. Pdrkes Cadnnan.

could pursue to larger ends than such
marvellous gifts embrace. For without
sacrif1cial love they are useless, and
those who possess them are nothing
from the essentially Christian view
point.
1t is, indeed, a thrilling experience to
move others by inspirational eloquence
founded upon accurate knowledge. VS.
ions and ecstasies, signs and wonders
have their functions in religious culture.
But they sink into insigniticance when
compared with the love that flames
forth from self-forgetting souls and eX-
ercises its countless ministries in human
life. The apostles words and those OF
the thirteenth chapter. which they in
troduce, should be craven on the hearts
of Jew and Christian alike.
They remind us of another ana a
more authoritative saying of Jesus in
His sermon on the mount: Many will
say to me in that day: Have we not
prophesied in Thy name and in Thy
name cast out devils, and in Thy name
done many wonderful works? Then I
will confess to them, never knew you,
depart from me- ye workers of iniqu1ty'
(St. Matthew, vii.21-23). Truly, love is
the hate of i'll, as it is the height OF
good, and those who would find God
have but to make its self1ess devotion
the rule of their lives.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
BISHOP MCDOWELL
TO TALK AT CALVARY
Methodist Young People to Pre-
sent Pageant of Peace,
"The Way"

Bishop William Fraser Mcdowell will
be the preacher at Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning.
At the evening service the minister
of the church, DR.. Mark Depp, Wili
nreach on the subject, "Second-Rate
Choices" The young peoples meeting,
which begins at Z o'clock, in Guild Hall,
will consider the last of the subjects
in the text, what May Believe"
DR.. Arthur Jackson of the American
University will give the last of his series
of lectures in the Gospel OF john
Thursday at 7:30 pm. The devotional
meeting is at 8:15 o'clock, with the
minister in charge.
At 8 pm. tomorrow the young peo-
oIe's Department of the church. with
assistants. will present Christmas
pageant of peace, THE Way"
Evening star., 1929-12-14
LUTHER LEAGUE

"The Second Coming of Christ" is the
topic which was presented Wednesday
evening at st. Marks Luther League by
Miss Daisy Fridley. 1t will be presented
tomorrow evening at st. Paul's Luther
League by John r. Hagenbuch and at
lions League by Miss Ruth Schmidt.
A comedy drama, entitled "A Run for
Her Money" was presented by the
Luther League of the Church of the
Atonement Thursday evening in the
new parish hall, which was dedicated
last Sunday. Atonement League Is
formulating plans providing for fel-
lowship hour, during which supper Will
be served, Immediately preceding their
devotional meetings each Sunday eve
ming. A special Christmas service will
be held by this league December 22 at
pm.
lions intermediate and Senior Luth-
er Leagues will combine in q special
Christmas celebration December %
when Miss Helen Fischer Of the inter-
mediate League will preside. Miss Elnel
Lustig was the leader of the Zion Inter
mediates last Sunday evening. Acc
High" play, was presented at Zlont
chapel Wednesday evening. A busines:
meeting of the Zion Seniors was helc
last night at the chapel. New Hamp
shire avenue and Buchanan street. TIT
monthly visit TO Children's Hosplta
will be made by members OF Aloni
League tomorrow, at which time lltera
ture and fruits will be distributes
among the small patentss
Evening star., 1929-12-14
DR.. LAIR TO FILL
COVENANT PULPIT
Religious Educator to Speak
on message of Silence"
Tomorrow Morning.

At the Church of the Covenant to-
morrow morning the sermon will be
preached by DR.. Howell P. Lair of Shan
tung Christian University, Tsinan,
China, who this year holds the chair
of religious education at Princeton The
ological Seminary. His subject will be
"The Message of Silence" Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock he will address the
meeting of the Mems Society of the
Covenant.
All departments of the Sunday school,
including Bible classes, are in session
tomorrow at GAS am. and at IL O'Clock
Inc kindergarten takes charge OF small
cnlldren, so that parents may attend
the morning service.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting,
at z o'clock, Burwell Powell will lead
the discussion on What Young People
Have to Give" Tea and social around
the open fire preceding the meeting, at
$50 o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Society
of the Covenant will be held at IL am.
Wednesday. Miss Mabel N. Thurston
will lead the devotional exercises and
the program will be under the direction
of Mrs Charles Brand chairman of for
eign missions, and Mrs. William H,
Wagner, leader of Circle No. 10. Mrs.
Ernest P. Bicknell, who has lately re-
turned from China, will speak on con-
ditionS there.
At the midweek prayer service, as 8
o'clock Thursday, Rev. John d. Gregory
will speak on Good Tidings."
Evening star., 1929-12-14
Christian EndeavOr

The monthly meeting of the District
of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
was held Monday night at New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Pot
ter presided H. Lee Smith led the
song service and Miss Carolyn Smell
president of the society, conducted the
devotional service. Rev. Paul Schearrer
of Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
gave an address on do the Young Peo-
pie Understand Their Minister?" A
program of entertainment was given by
members of the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Society and New York Avenue
Society. The Washington Church of
the Brethren won the shield for having
the largest percentage of its members
present.
A brief meeting of the union board
was held after the union meeting. Two
new members of the Crusade With
Christ Commission were installed oy
Mr.. Potter-Evelyn Bixler of Keller
Lutheran as general secretary to the
commission and Preston Campbell of
First Church of the Brethren as aSso-
ciate evangeliStic chairman. The board
voted to accept the invitation extended
by radio station WJSV to take charge
of the daily devotional services to be
broadcast from the Mount Vernon Hills
studio of that station. This will be the
cast at 8 am, continuing for IS min
utes. The services will be inaugurated
Christmas morning. The union will
also have charge of distributing Christ
mas stockings and singing carols Oh
Christmas morning at six hospitals.
The Senior Society of Sherwood
Presbyterian Church held its first
Miss Kennel will lead the C. E. meeting
tomorrow evening.
The Crusade With Christ Commission
assisted by the New York Avenue So
ciety, has charge of the program at
the Children'S Receiving Home tomor-
row at $3.50 O'Clock. The District Union
will have charge of the services every
Sunday afternoon at the home.
Mr.. Potter will take special flying
squadron to Fort Myer tomorrow eve
ming. The regular flying squadron, ur-
der the leadership of Bob Lyon, will
have charge of the meeting at st. Paul'S
Lutheran Church tomorrow evening.
A special meeting of the District C.
E. Alumni Association was held at th,
Y. M. c. A. Wednesday night Victor
Russell, president of the association,
. The intermediate C. E. Union will
hold a board meeting tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock at the home of the district Su-
perintendent, Mrs. L. c. Greene.
Sherwood Presbyterian intermediate
Society has elected the following So
ciety officers: President, Frank PLACER:
vice president Louise Smith; secretary,
Elizabeth Castell; treasurer, Gordon
SEWERS. The first business meeting OF
the society was held Wednesday evening
at the home of Louise Smith.
The Society of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church held It's business meeting and
social at the church Friday evening.
New York Avenue Presbyterian c. f.
viii hold bazaar December 18 and 10
ut the church,
Evening star., 1929-12-14
"IF" is TOPIC OF SERMON
AT BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH

At Brightwood Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Rev. Walter M. Michael
pastor, will preach tomorrow at IL am.
using as his subject IF" At this service
the children from Swartzell Home, un-
der the direction of Miss Ella M. Hay
ward, will present a program. Sunday
school will meet at GAS am.
The Senior Epworth League will
meet at GAS pm. and the intermediate
League at pm
At 8 pm. the pastor will preach on
Awaiting King. The Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies will
meet Wednesday at pm. at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Norris, TOO Gallatin
street.
The pastor will speak at the midweek
service Thursday evening, at o'clock,
on some High Spots in Our Church
Discipline"
The Wesley Mems Bible Glass will
have a social Friday at o'clock.
A weekly paper is published within
the parish and is edited by j. D. Steele.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
.DR. COPENHAVER
CONTINUES SERIES
Fourth of Sermons on "Home
Ideals" Will Be Preached
Sunday Night.

The subject of the sermon of DR..
John C. Copenhaver, pastor of Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Thirteenth street and North Carolina
avenue northeast, tomorrow at IL
o'clock will be Things That Control
and Mold Us" He will preach at 8
pm. on "a Real Home" This will be
the fourth of series of sermons on
Home Ideals" that has gripped the in
terest of unusual congregations.
The Sunday school will conduct Serv-
ices at $50 am. The Epworth League
chapter will have as guests and speak
erS tomorrow evening at o'clock men,
berS of the Baltimore Conference Ep-
worth League executive committee and
conference committee, which commit
tees are in session in this city this week.
Among them will be: Nellie Buckley,
president: Maude O'FIaherty, secretary;
Mrs. Mary Collins of Front Royal, Va,
Epworth Era agent and Della Dunn OF
Martinsburg, Va, the Winchester, Va,
deputy Epworth Hall commissioner.
The subject of the evening meeting
will be "The Ministry of the Church
and Other Ministries" Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock the EpWorth League
will have charge of the devotional
services to be conducted in the Central
Union Mission. -,
The Womans Missionary Society will
meet on Monday at 8 o'clock. The So
cietv is collecting canned goods and
other delicacieS for the Home for Aged
and Orphans at Gaithersburg, Md. Mrs.
Ruby owens has charge of this work.
Prayer meeting will be held THURSDAY
evening and will be conducted by the
pastor. Wednesday evening the third
department of the Missionary society
will fill Christmas bags for the Central
Union Mission. All contributions tor
this work should be brought 10 the
church by that time.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
PREACHER SELECTS
NO ROOM?" TOPIC
Rev. R. P. SChearrer to Give
Last Address in Series at
Evening Service.

mo Room?" will be the subject OF
the sermon tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church by the pastor, Rev. r.
paul Schearrer. At the 8 o'clock Serv-
ice he will give the last address in the
series entitled plain Talks Abou
Jesus" The particular subject of to-
morrow evenings address will be His
Passion"
The other appointments for the day
are as follows: Church school, $3.50
O'Clock: adult Bible classes, Gas
O'Clock; pastors communicates class.
10 O'Clock. and the Christian Endeavor
Societies, $50 o'clock. Margaret Bal
lenger will lead the Intermediates and
Miss Helen c. Williams the Seniors.
The Mothers Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mrs. G. A. Cook, % Der
wood avenue Monday at pm.
The brotherhood will meet IN the
church parlors Wednesday at pm.
The feature OF the program will be a
debate on the subject, Resolved, that
modern styles of mems clothing should
be made more rational, economical and
attractive" All men of the congrega-
ton are invited.
The closing session of the School OF
Missions will be held Thursday at 7:30
o'clock The Light Bearers will meet
Friday at o'clock and the Boy Scouts
Friday at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
BAPTIST BUILDING PLANS
TO BE TOLD TOMORROW

"The Story Of the Diamond Dipper,
or Kindness to the Little Ones" VIII De
DR.. Samuel Judson. Porter S suoJeoU o'
First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing. This will be followed by the pres
entation of the building project for the
Baptist Home for Children by r. N.
Miller, Mrs. Julian G. Dowell VINO Is
ayers, and E. Hilton Jackson, chairman
of the board of trustees.
DR.. Porter's evening theme is tine
Aristocracy of Character"
The Emily Yorke Circle, Mrs. Charles
Elliott, chairman, will meet with Mrs.
F, e. Altenus Monday at 2:30 pm. at
1892 Ellicott street.
The Ann Hasseltine Judson Circle
will meet with the chairman, Mrs. E.
A. Stuart, at the Northumberland We'd
nesday at 2 pm.
At the B. Y. P. U. meeting tomorrow
evening there will be program giving
illustrations of how Christmas is OBJ
served in different countries.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
VINCENTIANS' WORK
LAUDED BY SPEAKER
Quarterly Meeting of Council Pays
Tribute to Joseph Cotton Upon
His Retirement.

The quarterly meeting of the Par
ticular Council of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society of Washington was held
Sunday at st. Martins Church, North
Capitol and T streets. The exercises
opened with mass at 8 o'clock, with
Rev. Father Murphy presiding, which
was followed by a breakfast in the
school assembly room.
The meeting, in charge OF George
Cleary, president of the st. Vincent de
Paul Society, with Maurice Moore as
secretary, was attended by delegates
from 81 parishes of the city. who sub
mitted reports in detail of the charity
work dispensed by each conference
among the destitute people of the city
Speeches in praise of the work of the
society were made by Representative
Edwin Irwin of Illinois. Sir Knight
William F. Montavon, who told of the
detail work of the. society; John G.
Bowen of the st. Gerard Conference OF
st. Vincent de Paul of San Antonio
Tex; John Hadley Doyle and Father
Cavanaugh of st. Martins Parish also
made brief addresses.
The final work of the meeting was a
farewell rendered Joseph Cotton, who
for 80 years has carried on the duties
of caring for visiting the jail, Lawton
Occoquan and other institutions of the
District of Columbia. Mr.. Cotton will
leave shortly for New Orleans 10 reside
Sir Knight P. j. Haltigan, President
John McCarron of the Holy Name So
ciety, John Pellen, former head of the
st. Vincent de Paul Society, and Joseph
Berberich spoke of Mr.. Colton's work
Mr.. Cotton responded.
Arthur Farquhar of Holy Trinity
called attention to the death of Father
Tondorf of Georgetown University as
one of the most noted Vincentians OF
the city. Resolutions of sympathy were
passed for Father Riordan, pastor OF
st. Martins, over the recent death OF
his sister.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
is PLANNED BY CLASS
Pastor Emeritus of Fourth Presby-
terian Church Will Address
Bible Group Tomorrow.

DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor emeritus
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, will
address the adult Bible class tomorrow
at $50 o'clock on Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob" Frank L. Middleton, class
leader, will speak on "The Personnel of
the Group on the Mount Of Transfigu-
ration
This class has recently completed fur
nishing its meeting hall in the base
ment of the new church and is plan-
ming membership drive In January.
Dr. Kelly will preach at IL am. and
DR.. James H. Miers. the pastor, at
pm. His topic is "The Greatest Prayer
Meeting in the World" Christian En-
deavor will be at pm. John Hardee
will lead the seniors and the subject
will be THE Parable of the Ten Talents. u
There will be lecture by DR.. Miers
on church history Wednesday night. He
will conduct prayer meeting Thursday
at o'clock.
The church will celebrate Christmas
December %, at o'clock, with a pag-
cant, tableauX and reception of white
gifts from the Sunday school and con-
gregation to be distributed to the needy.
A committee is preparing the program,
headed by Mrs. jerome S. Shear. The
committees include: Stage settings and
decorations Miss Margaret Tuckey, Mrs.
William r. Stewart, George Jackson,
Arthur ClaXton; costumes, Mrs. Archer,
Miss Florence Basin, Miss Elizabeth
Sherier, Mrs. Began and Mrs. Sauer;
characters, Miss Eleanor White. Mrs.
Russell, Mrs. E. G.. Russell, Mr.. Patton,
Miss Maude Berklin; lighting, William
Jackson, Carroll Highfield, Evelyn
Wooden, Mrs. Higgins, Mr. Keele; NIL
sic, Hugh Miller, Mrs. Marguerite Mil
Ter, Mrs. Marjorie Ward: white gifts,
Mrs. Margaret H. Worrell, Mrs. June
Sudduth, Miss Pauline Deathridgc,
James Sherier, Charles DreXilius; pub
licity, c. Vernon Hill, E. Brevard Rus
sell and Miss Betty Basin.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
QUESTIONS
About the Bible.

I. How was the news of Christ's con-
viction carried to His friends
2. Where had these friends been dur
ing the trial?
3. How did Peter show the anguish
within him?
4. What other reason than that of
Christs conviction caused Peters tears !
S. What took place the morning after
the trial?
6. For what purpose was this done?
z. What was the decision of this
council?
8. What did this seem to indicate?
9. Who, strangely enough, was deep
ly affected by this action?
10. Where are these things recorded? ?
The answers to these questions will
be found below. How many can you
answer?
l. BY Peter.
2. Many of them in the streets near
the court; others in the caves of the
Valley of Hinnon.
3. BY his convulsive sobbing and his
tears.
A. His recollection that he had DE-
MED Christ three times that evening
s. There was meeting of the priests
and scribes.
6. For the purpose of confirming
the conviction of Christ.
7. That Christ be sent to PLATE.
8. That Christ would be executed
9. Judas.
! 10. st. Luke. chapter xxi.
Evening star., 1929-12-14
CLERGYMEN ATTEND
ST. ALBAN SESSION
Maryland Parishes Represented at
Conference on Preaching and
Parochial Problems.

Clergymen from Maryland parishes
of the diocese of Washington attended
a conference this week at the College
of Preachers of Washington Cathedral,
on Mount st. Alban. These sessions.
which began Monday and continued
through Friday, were devoted to dis
cussions of preaching and parochial
problems.
The speakers included Right. Rev.
James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash
ington; Right Rev. Philip M. Rhine
lander, warden of the College Of
Preachers; DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes,
canon of the Washington Cathedral,
and Dr. William C. Sturgis, former ed
ucational secretary of the department
of missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Among the clergymen in attendance
were: Rev. Alfred Cheetham of Silver
Spring. Rev. Fred A. Cook of Oakley,
Rev. Guy H. Crook of Poolesville, Rev.
Charles E. Crusoe of Aquasco, Rev.
Philip Dales of Olney, Rev. Morris Derr
of Bladensburg, Rev. Joseph p. Gibson
of Chaptico, Rev. Aubrey G. Gilmore Of
Marlboro, Rev. F. L. Metcalf Of Mechan-
icsville, Rev. F. Alan Parsons of Mitch
ellville, Rev. j. L. Shovel of Hughes
vile and Rev. Thomas D. Windiate
of KenSington.