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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

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7:OO-NBc Il Tlik % hrs.l
10 .JU-News: State ST.: VIZ
10 i5--tsnce Music t3h hrsl
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g:o0-Dinner Con: Farm Bureau
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s.UO-Emith Family: Musical Olio
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i.O0-Air Vaudeville 90 hrs
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6.oc-Quin: Nignthawks: Feature
I:D0-vsriety Program
7:3O-W EAF Programs III nrs.l
9.00-unrversity Program: Concert
.0:0o-News: Feat Dance t2h hrsl
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7~:sO-Hayes Gleemen a. Orchestra
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6.00-u. or Z. Lecture: Orch.
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e.OD-llan e SYLVIA: STYLES
t0.3O-Am0S-Andv: Concert Orch.
t2e s-WLW cincinnati-7oo
s:00-Talk: Orchestra
KWWG-BROWNSvILLE 1860
9-10: program.
Il:30-l":30 D. m.
2:30-4:30 .. m.-Music.
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6:30-9:00 q. m: l0:30-1l:30 O n.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

NEW ORLEANS. April 7-tR-
Cotton had q slightly irregular
opening although cables were bet
ter than due and first trades show
ed 3 points down TO 3 points up.
Prices soon rallied on trade buy
ing OF near months. May advanc-
ing to 1885, and July TO 1910. or
9 to Is points above Saturdays
close. October traded at 1851. only
6 points above Saturdays close.
Towards the end Of the first hour
the market was quiet but steady
and at the highs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

Flower pots: fifty feet garden
nose. s4.45: galvanized water pipe;
rnrsltry fence. Hardware Sales, on
Frnrtan street. Adv. Q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

To Return.-U. S. Commissioner
was to return from a trip 10 Mon
terrey Monday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
COTTON SEED

$50 buShei. See Harvey G.
stiles. Travellers Hotel, or Matt
Brown, Piper Plantation
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
predstavenlm.

predStaVenlm.
Mohol by som o tom este vel'a
pfsat', ale nateraz postacf. Chcem
este len to pripomenut', ze keby
sa hry vSade tax zahraly, ako ma
j1 byt' zahrane, a keby k MIN
vsetko bolo zadovazene, co je po-
trebne, obecenstvu by sa potom
s1ovenske divadla lepsie pacily a
by ich al hojnejsie navstevovalo.
Toto som nap1sal len tym Gle
l'om, ably som posl1zil dobrej a
peknej veci a ME zeby som chcel
dakomu diktovat' alebo dakoho
urazat'. ia chcem len zastavat'
hajit' pravo divadelneho umenia,
ably sa> ono eim viac medzi nasim
fudom rozsirovalo a ably bolo MIN
al lepSie ocenovan6.
Ia Sbor 146. T. S. J. Sokol,
Andrej Cisar, riaditel'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

Kostoly sa teraz stavaju vonka
kde lie cisto ME V samom meste,
kde je dym a prach. Go sd dopi-
sovatel' zmienil O spalku, tomu
dame nateraz pokoj.
Farnici.
Pom. red. - Touto odpoved 'ou
''je zakl'ncena debata''. ODE stra-
ny 81 povedaly svoje a d'alsie ma
t t;ahovacky by nikomu neosozily.
HadkOu sa kostol nikdy neposta-
vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
Farnlci.
SOKOLI SBORU 146.
HOTUJU PREKVAPENIE
(Dokonccnie s /. strany.)

| (DOkonccnie S !. Strany.)
Teraz by som chcel vysvetlit
nieco milovn1kom a navstevovate-
Pom nasich predstaveni a v0bec
ct. citaterstvu, re jako je to- t'az-
l1o pestovat' divadelne .umenie,
kol 'ko je tom namahavej prace,
kol 'ko musia na zkllskach podstu-
pit a pretrpet', kym sa celkom ne
Will do svojich llloh. A to vsetko
robia len pre- zachovanie nasej mi
lei reel slovcnskcj "a povznese-
ME naSho l'udu slovenskeho. "A
predsa ia praca ME je nikdy oce-
nena tax, ako by mala byt'. TO
znaci, ze v;csia polovica sloyen-
skeho obecenstva nechape este w
znam divadelnych predstavenl a
preto sa ich AMI nencastnuje je ich
nepodporuje. Ably Sa tomu odpo-
mohlo, potrebne je jasnejsie W.
svetlOvat'. Ze co znacia slOvcnske
divadla pre- zivot naSho naroda.
TO ME je dost', ked' jedon alebo
druhy kruzok da len tol'ko do
novln, ze zahra divadlo vtedy a
vtedy, a povola nan obecenstvo.
Kazdy riaditeP by NAL V kratko-
sti op1sat' obsah kusu. A ma 81
dat na tom zalezat', ably hru ma
cvicil dl'a Obrazotvornosti toho
spisovatel'a, cd ktor6ho ma hru a
cakat' dotiar, kym sa herci a he
recky celkom nevziju do svojich
1loh a potom al ma byt' divadIo
zahrant. Treba tiez ma to dbat
ably al javisko bolo tax zariade-
ne, ako to DEF toho kusu vyzadu-
je. Ma prlklad ked' ma byt' je-
Gnom dejstve hry les, mech bude
les; ked' pole, tax pole; ked' izba,
tax izba, ale ME namiesto' V lese
hrat' izbe alebo naopak, lebo
tax trait hra ma Svojom ucinku.
Dakomu z obecenstva to snad' ne
vadl, ale naSa mladez uz zna roz-
dele robit' medzi dobr[m a zlym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

nil nakoPko som mohol. Ked' 81
bocian polietal chvil'ku, spustil sa
do domacnosti pana Stefana sa-
riskeho ma 243 n. Center st. a po-
tom som sa dozvedel, re i'm tam
zanechal zdravti dcerusku. Pan a
pani Sarisky sa tomu tesla, lenze
neviem co 81 myslia o mne, re som
toho bociana tam odohnal.
ia prajem panu a PAM Sarl-
skej a tiez tel mladej dceruske
mnoho zdravia, ably sa v neJ te-
Sill a vychovali neJ dobrll slo-
vensk1 dieyoeku.
M. J. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
PAN sCHROMOFSKY
SPIEVAL PRE- KLUB

Pan Jozef Schromofsky (ml.),
prominently tunajsi solist spie-
val v stredu ma poludnie "Vesti
la Giubla'' od Pagliacciho "My
Luck" ma priatel 'skom obede tes
deracie Zenskych Klubov Nc
Kelvey's Tea Room. Pan Schro-
mofsky ma znamenitT tenor a je
obi 'nbenym vo vysslch triedach
tunajsej spolocnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
PODAKOVANIE IA OAR.

Okresnemu Sboru Slovenskei
Lfgy Mahoning doline vset-
kym Slovakom, ktory toto narod-
ne teleso podporuju svojou pra-
cou a obetiami vyslovujem touto
cestou srdecne pod 'akcvanie "a
pomoc, ktoru som obdrzal v po-
dobe grocerie V Gene $40.
Odporncam t1to narodn1 usta-
novizen do lasky vsetkych Slo-
vakov a Sloveniek. s 1ctou,
Stefan sevcik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
Antonia Maruskin.
DOPIs z WARREN.

Ctena Redakcia! =! Proslme vas
uverejnit' nam tychto par riadkov
V nasom milom Gasopise, "a CO
vam uz vopred d'akujeme.
Odpovedame tn dopisovatel owl,
co tych t'azkoStiach spomina
Cteny dopisovatrI'u, ci neslo
vsctko V dobrom poriadllu, ci bo-
10 treba este lepsie, jal1o bolo
Kto skocil prvy do toho, Gi ME
Wy a tiez poniektori druhi? To sii
vase nasledky, "a ktore ste Wy
zodpovedni.
CT. dcpisovatel'u, co to ma INA
menat' ten 81. & I'll obCania ne
platlmc dan jako i Wy? | V tom
robito rozdiel a potom hlasatc Ia
Sku a SvOrnOst'.
He'd ste boil ma Sch6dzi %. Gi
sa tam robiIo nieGo tajn6ho? Ne
roblmc nic potajcmky, robime We
rrjnc a otyorcne.
Prcco by Sme my ncmali dove
ry vo Sv;tom CyriIIovi a Metho-
dovi. My V mich verimc, ale vo vas
nie. Niete 0 vSetkOm, co sa robi.
victe to, re sa neCbraciame k
svatemu. DopisovateF
tipz piSp, ably SINE vel a kostolov
ncStavalv. We'd este ME je ami ie-
don postavcny. Ked nestavate
Wy, budemo my. My name do
vcru naSom knazOvi a w tom
ncmatc pochybovat'. Dopisovatel'
tiez plSe, ze nam netreba 81 robit'
krivlu jeden druhtmu. Ct my
vam rob1me krivdu a ME w, ked'
robltc rozdiel medzi east a west
alcbo north.
Dopisovatel' nam d'alej vytyka,
zc sa tcSimc kGSku zcmo. Ci je to
kilSok zemc, II lotov? | tn 81 pro-
tireGlto. Ci ten kus zemc neni sli-
ci na kostol? Korko zc je blokov
od Niles Ave.? CT to ncni ma do
hodenic od Niles Ave.? Preco ze
by SINE nedoStali dIazbu nlice a
inc veci, we'd platimc dan ako
iluh1.
Dopisovatel' tiez pise, ze jakF-
81 rccnik refniI, zo co my m6zeme
'Iokazat. To ncni pravda. Alebo
ze bud1 druht narodnosti rady,
zc mas do>tann mcSta. A tam
az n2ni mcSto? Pravla. to je 81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
UZ IDE JARO..

Y. pondelok rano 0 II. hodine
kcd' som priSiel domov, co vidim?
- nuz vel 'keho bociana. ktorr
NAL nieco pazliroch. Pravda, ze
som sa no ri 'akol. talk som sa bra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17
PODAKOVANIE PRIATEL X AM

pana redaktora. Vcd' viete, &c
| ked raz zacnem, to skorO by som
zabudla prestat'. Ale dnes chcpm
pisat' nieGo ncobyGajm6ho, ze &c
sa mi prihodilo. Sice to uz vedia
mnoh1, ale ia som nezrobila, GO
som mala zrobit'. TAX to robin
teraz.
Boly vianocne sviatky, novoroc-
ne, Troch kral 'ov, Stefana, ze Clo-
vek 81 musel najprv rozmyslet', ze
jsky je den. Tie sviatky boly talk
smieSan6 V robotnt dni. TAX to bo-
10 al so mnou minulI tyzden. Y
pondelok bolo Troch kral '0v, V IL
tOrok grtckO-katolicke Nianocc.
nesvedCiIo sa prat' Saty a Strcdu
som zaCala radSej Sit (nuz Skodu
robit', plHtno strihat') a vcGpr TO
som VSCtkO tax nechaIa jrIAIni,
SlJacu maSlnu OtvorFnu a VSctkO
porozhadzovanf. Nictc. ako TO by
va. umyla som 81 trorhn oci (lebo
som mala lSt do haly ma proktlS)
ably som lepsle vo tine vidcla.
Chccla som ist uz 2 domu Won,
ked prisla PAM lvanikova 20
StPe1ton. No, uz m0zcm l>t Won -
mi prclete!o hlavou. Nc som ne
poVedala, ale som 81 vrru dobre
nPmyslela. lebo som chccla " len
elm Sk0r Won. BaIa som Sa, zc V
hale w doStancm, ze ne>koro pri-
chadzam. Tu ZaN doSla PAM Mo-
toSkova, Snravkyna cd Sokolick.
zo VraJ cl NJ mann knlhy V porlad-
ku ku rocnoj SchOdzl. \ ia som
furt HI adpIa ma hOdiny a Sama Sc
ba utovaIa, zo " do~tanom ha-
lie ,Syoje, zc tax nc>koro idem. tn
voIakto zazvonii na prcdnNch
dvcracE a hncd som pOvcdala. Ic
doZalSta uz idu pre- mia. Otv0rIm
dvcrc. tn Sa YAM zcniGky Syp1
Jak merha. ia som h'alcla, zc
q ida mat ncjak'l Sch1dzu al"bo
co. 10 Wac a Wac ich idr. NjcktO-
ra pOVedala "Suprajz ale ia
som este len Vzdy ncvcdcIa, Hc GO
>a to robl. MySlcla som 81. Gi som
hlucha alebo >lepa. OdlSIa som o.
'to dVerl zahanbena, ze mann vSe-
tNo TAX porozhadzovan@, ale kNd'
>a uSalaSllv. len som hTadela-
hoVorlla S prekVapenlm: ~ ty
81 tu' a Ease ma druhU Stranu:
Al Wy st" tu? L"bo tNch zcnl-
rleN Sa k nam Slslo farmy, 70
N;rutherS, Z Campbell a Z naSho
brehu. Ncru MI to naoZaJ zrobili
SuprAJz }oho Ich bolo mnoho
a tax I'M hoio | ahko -,mna pre-
west pG som mn nnDlo n w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17

dcerky vydavat'. A konecne d'a-
kujem al tym, Go poslaly Diary a
nemohly sa ztlcastnit' a sa nami
M -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17


Oh '1cn el'S' are Je"llF pom d"
III. war 0!''"N' 'o.''. A"S' "A
dflehaJucl CIT Po'l'>''' Sd
ANo Sd 'lle''''JeS' PS'"n y"
'ei'lllo'
"lcll'i br"''"' proS'i'i poii'@e-
ne our!'e"a opor ''e'iVe:
rr1en'oAa "llAS'e' ooJ'Nl'o d
slaVnoSIlle' ako ' NoS'ole'
h'l 40 mas roNo'
DN''Sal oeN"'
Ae'a'H
2'o'o'nS'
DO, u W. 'reS'"''>
Neool'
are ouoes n,e' '''S '',',''e II"
10 oo0'" i"e'0o" pohiS Sie' 'oi'l
81
&. N'c'l'. Di"''"' Preu'o.'"S 81
any s'euoN 'roce'e i'0iiN' pro-
Il haeN"So'i Il hl''Sis poo s'a'oU
pli'"no'' II" ili0Je o'"ANS oop0'e-
o'l
Ai'o' ProSl'l "c''Ne Nr'El
-, d Ia ''o'An' ~''l' 'i"Je S''Je
o'i'e oleli0 '">N n"A""
, 1,!' d op''!
->ie' 'li'oH'lNE i"n'
A'e n''le >" ~'''' TX "'lo IL
sup 0iiASl' q "S '''''l Il" '''''"
'l"n" "S 'io'' '''0 "H''' D''
'"hS 'iS'S' an" NOV '0'o''e,''"' N"'
am e'0pS 'o i'".''l'N'' - "'loH'"J-
ne vi ni''S' ~ | 'l'l''H'
z,n'i as 0'"", ''"!'u'""'
w ioAN"A'''' n'''o>.'N! / pan
""''" '1''0 0i'.'.0 '''"l'"'
- ''' Wv ana " 'pi'
l'l " Il" ~ I'D IL" H." i'o' " Aeil'
@e W. 'A"e'l ieN i'''l '"''i'e'io
"ie 90 III" loOi' "0''l"' >" ne
lii'~e, Ne0 1e NI"i Je We. I'LL u ''e-
NO. "O! 'i'ii 'o'o' 'No' "!'n
Il ."N Do' "eZ ,S''Nei'o " "'S'e-
ho =! '",''" 'o 1'i"r" A"' l',S'a !
''oi' ''''''' '''' '''A '' '''oN d 'A
uC 'eSei" i'i"coN", SUN pIo'eS'
DurlA Pr''' N"'N"S"N ONO
''i'" Ne'ei 'i0Ail ,'oi" aN'" ''' p''i-
IL Il" sie, son, > memo, ny iii N'Se-
~ n.i II 'a'v' III "o 0''AN cn N'-
PEI Wv > y Il, pr9"H' I'd 'l"'' ~e IL"
ofunE oe" l"'o 'l"''l'l ID uo pra-
&C. -Aie pawn Si''' >" '"h 'oore' ~e
'eo,eno 'e'rra 0o'9 ava d esle
il"Sieo'''J0ci ''ei 'o'''o' IVA
DurlAoNu pfa'o'" soil "aouooi'
ahaZu ~o'eoo' S-li. S.raeloh' prl-
siel III. na ''''' Nl'ci'"l n'r"'l"
Gu V oei oii' o"i >oin 'oiio he
>. as'neiio 'io'eN" |"'lle' " oo
s'n oiaS heu0''oi "i'i Je"' an
P'' ooio 'e'' ''A A"i''e iii IVY
'oANo' Aa'l 'an"J.e " u''e\'e
nd "no i'"''n' 'ie'Sie 'ie'e' oo
hee'a.
ii.a'eii' i'en'oii'i 'o'"o'l. "
% nii .aA ois 'io "'a'o' a III "oe''
cei, us'. h'''' Il" "ioJu oieoo war
]. sne'n' sp vs'ies'e'.e o'''
Da''e ,ni poNoJ' ia n'"''''' 'S''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-17


dlhSiemu trestu odShdi, musl he
sudu odovzdat, ably no zaopatrili
lebo u mas nedostane "a tie "a ho
diny nijakej stravy.
Molly byt' dve po polnoci, ked
priSiel som do mesta a zabucha]
som ma branu stolicneho domu.
"Co 81 ziadate?' pyta sa straz.
mix.
"Otvorte, muslin ist' do kance-
larie!"
Tam Dol totiz kl'uc cd vazenia,
ale co to bolo platn6, ked' kl nc
cd kancelarie NAL hajd1ch! Roz-
culenI benin ena druE1 stranu
mesta, kde bTval hajd1ch An
draS.
"AndraS vstante, ale chytro!"
~ ,'','' OK" "'"' ia ~
~ ~, - ANU go Ct VIII ''''' ''' '''
u ~ "rs 'oA'
."''. w ny '''' ''"'0 >' 'i''o
straSnfhor'
"Coze?" p[ta sa V polospani.
POmySlitp 81 ma tOhO IN irihO
p'''' ''''' % ''' ''"O D"''',''
y ''' 'o sum = Wv = rum '"'
az
<, 1"'' w. SUN - l''': '',, ~
~ '''''oi UNI u
:, w. W ''' ~ ",'' :" '''"'"'0
Il ~, ''c, NV '''' '''1 nv
Nv l''''''''' NV '''o'0
:" -
a. ''''' ''n"' >" -'''' as
' p' ',"'" '>'"' Ct i'' ',>'e nc
:, ,'''"'' " '"'''.' >'' y !" ',H '''
l " ~ 'A ''''' )" ''"''''''"'
"Ak uz umrcl, len zajtra no
m0zemc zahrabat'; ale ak ziie.
i>tc spi nerad vstanc."
TO bola filozofia AndraSSova.
"Ponahl 'ajme sa. ponaEl AL
men
Hajdlch doniesol kl'nC z kan
celarie a idemc do dvora, kdc ic
vizcnie.
Sotva som stall ma nohich. hla-
va Sa mi toCila. Ak je mrtvl.
kl'nG zaSkripcl V hrdzavcj zam
Ike. dverc Sa utvoriIy.
"Chod 'tc naprcd, AndraS'.
scpccm tr9Sjlcim hIaSom. "podaj-
tc mi ruku, ia sd bojim::'
"Mate ruku, ako Fad, milost'-
pan.
"Zavolajte no, AndraS.
"Hcj, Michal Brana!'
"Hop, tn som'' a Brana Wy
skocil ako .elen.
Skrikd som Cd radosti a muScl
som sa oprict' % stenu, ably som
este este ziv[. Michal?
go, ano", odpOveda tentO.
"My Sme sa nazdali, ze ste IL
mreli.'
Este ME-, odpovedal trochu
uStipacne na mas detinslll napad. |
este svobodny. Michal Brana. |
Este vas pre- tcnto process vypocu-
jcm potom m0zete fst' domov."
Neodpovedal, len, pristiipil biz
Sic. Myslcl som, Zc ma chcc chy-
tit a pomsty Stcnu pritisnut'. |
ON vsak p0bozkal mi ruku.
"Dakuiem 1ctivc'. riekol, "ze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-08
LUTHERAN MEETING.
TO Be HELD FRIDAY
Annual Sunday School Insti.
tute at Keller Memorial
Church.

The twenty-f fourth annual Lutheran
Sunday School Institute of the United
Lutheran Church Will be held at the
Keller Memorial Church next Friday
under the auspices of the Eastern Con-
ference of the Maryland Synod
The session will open at S pm. with
devotional services conducted by Austin
Cooper. Or. Henry w. Snyder, pastor
OF st. PauPs Church, will speak on
Little Journeys to Lutheran Inns. "
Announcements will be made by Paul
Troehlich. There will be group con-
ferences at $50 o'clock, as follows:
Cradle roll department, ages up to 4
years, Mrs. j. A. Klinger; beginners de-
partment, ages and 5 years, Mrs. N.
K. Gardner; primary department, ages
g. z and 8 years, Mrs. e. o. Volland;
junior department, ages to IL years,
Miss Martha Folk; intermediate depart
ment, ages IS to Is years, Rev. E. H.
Meuser, st. Matthew's Church: young
peoples department, ages II to "a years,
Mrs. H. E. Beatty; adult department
Snyder; inner missions, for all who
wish to attend, Miss Frances Dysinger:
pastor and superintendent, DR.. w. c.
Schaeffer and Arthur P. Black; teacher
training work, Rev. John Weidley
Church of the Reformation.
Supper will be served at $50 O'Clock.
DR. Oscar F. Blackwelder of Christ
Church, Baltimore, will conduct
round-table discussion at Z o'clock
The evening session will be presided
over by Dr. S. T. Nicholas. Rev. H. e.
Beatty will read the scripture lesson.
The principal address Of the session will
be delivered by Dr. W. c. Schaeffer of
st. Johns Church. Allentown, Pa.
Prayer will be offered by Dr. Howard E.
Snyder and the benediction given by DR..
John Weidley.
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DR.. HARRIS E. KIRK
WILL BE SPEAKER
Baltimorean to Be Guest at Chevy
Chase Church Dinner
= February Is.

DR. Harris E. Kirk of Baltimore. will
be the guest speaker at the Midwinter
dinner of the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church February IS, at $50
o'clock.
The children of the primary depart
nent will give Valentine party for the
mothers and fathers on Friday evening
at o'clock.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavorers will have a candle-light meet
ing in the church house tomorrow at
o'clock. All the boys and girls, from
IL to Is years, of the church and con-
gregation are invited.
Beginning a series of "Fireside meet
ings' the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society viii meet In the church house
tomorrow at Z o'clock.
The Missionary Society will spend
Monday from 1890 to o'clock at the
church house, working on hospital sup
plies. Luncheon will be served at 1890
o'clock
Three sections of the guild will meet
as follows: Monday, section 2, Mrs.
Louis L. Boeckoff, leader. will meet for
luncheon at / o'clock with Mrs A. w.
Hilton, 80 williams lane, Md, Mrs. j.
p. Brantley, assistant hostess; section
z, Mrs. Ernest D. Hathaway. leader,
will meet for luncheon at o'clock with
Mrs. Clinton L. Wolcott, 10 West Kirke
street, Chevy Chase, Md, Mrs. Wray
Hoffman and Mrs H. r. Mason. assist
ant hostesses; Tuesday, section IL, Mrs.
r. H. Simpson leader, will meet for
luncheon at o'clock with Mrs. r. F.
Colladay, 1915 Holly street.
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SCOUTS WILL HEAR
SPECIAL SERMON
Troop 70 to Attend st. Pau's
Lutheran Church in Body
Tomorrow.

Services will be held tomorrow morn
ing and evening at st. Paul's English
Lutheran Church by DR.. Henry w
Snyder, pastor. At the IL o'clock serv-
ice Troop 70 Of the Boy Scouts, the ST.
Paul's troop, will attend in a body. DR.
Snyder will preach a special sermon on
the theme Deeds Of a Dreamer" At
the 8 o'clock service he will preach on
Some Bible Speed Limits" DR.. Snyder
VIII also preach at the National Luz
theran Home for the Aged at 3 O'CLOCK
AT O'Clock the Luther League will
meet at Epiphany Chapel, followed by
devotional service at z O'Clock. Ro-
land Renkel will be the leader and the
topic for discussion will be "Ways OF
Studying the Bible" At 2 O'Clock the
Christian Endeavor Society will discuss
the same topic at st. Paul's. Rev. S. c.
Anderson, teacher in Potomac Bible
college,, VIII lead. The intermediate
CHRISTIAN Enoeavor at the same hour
will discuss Bible Stories That I Like. u
Miss Virginia Zepp will be the leader
Monday evening the business and social
meeting of the Luther League will be
held at the residence of Louis e. Hoo
yer, 1887 Vermont avenue, and Satur-
day evening q similar meeting of the
Senior Endeavor Society will be held at
the home of Mrs. A. Minor, 1882 YER
mont avenue.
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies' Aid
Society will meet at the home of Mrs.
Harriet Hurley, 5729 Thirteenth street,
Tuesday, from to 4 o'clock, to sew for
local missions. The woman,s Mission
airy Society will meet at Epiphany
Chapel Wednesday at 8 pm.
At Epiphany Chapel Thursday eve
ming prayer services will be held and
DR.. Snyder will continue his lectures on
the Augsburg Confession" discussing
the third article, which deals with 1.-THE
Son of God and His Mediational Work -
At the meeting of the Sunday School
Institute to be held at Keller Memorial
Church next Friday afternoon and eve
ming Mrs. Henry w. Snyder will have
charge of the conference on adult Bible
class work, beginning at o'clock. A:
$50 DR.. Snyder will deliver an address
on Little Journeys to Lutheran Inns. "
Prof. G. G. Eichlin, president of the
Mems Club, has appointed the follow
ing chairmen of committees: Member
ship, Roger S. Drissel: entertainment.
Luther w. Linkins; visiting. e. Bloom
quist; publicity, Capt. H. w. Reiss; re-
treshments, Louis e. Hoover.
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"A SCOUTS VICTORY"

"a Scouts Victory" will be the sub
ject Of DR.. A. e. Barrows' address to
the Boy Scouts at the service in the
Eastern Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will be Keep the Heart Warm"
The mems Bible class will hold its
fellowship meeting Monday at 8 pm.
in their room in the manse.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve a
Lincoln dinner in the basement of the
church Tuesday from to Z O'Clock.
The Westminster Society will hear about
Our Work for the Mountaineers, with
Miss Cecil Brooke as leader. WedneS-
day evening
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DENOMINATION OPENS
new ENTERPRISE
First Public Services to Be Held
Tomorrow-Addresses to Be Given
by Distinguished Ministers.

The Methodist Protestant denomina-
ton has opened a new enterprise ir
Washington, and the first unit of the
house of worship has been built al
Kansas avenue, Fourth and Hamilton
streets. The first public services will be
held tomorrow at o'clock. when there
will be addresses by distinguished min
listers Of the denomination, including
DR.. Leonard B. Smith, president of the
Maryland Annual Conference; Rev. r
Y. Nicholson, president of the Washing
ton Ministerial Association, and Rev
w. A. Roberts, pastor Of the new or
ganization.
In the evening. at o'clock. Rev. DR.
James H. Straughn will preach. Begin
ming February Is, regular services will
be held-preaching at IL am. and at
8 pm. and Sunday school at GAS am
This work is under auspices of the
Maryland Annual Conference.
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France will give a medal to the au-
thor OF the best article on aeronauti-
cal propaganda.
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CHURCH GROUP MEETS.

Representatives of the various
parishes of the Episcopal Diocese of
Washington known as the interparo-
chial committee will meet at the Do
cesar House at 1929 K street Monday
at 8 pm. to make final arrangements
for the fourth annual fellowship din
ner in honor of Bishop Freeman, on
February Is. This event, at the Ham
ilton Hotel, will be at $50 pm.
dress. Other speaker will be Right Rev
Charles Fiske. Bishop Of the Diocese of
Central New York. It is expected there
will be 600 at this gathering.