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$4,000 UNITE
IN ANTI-CHRIST
MARCH OF REDS
Singing Host ParadeS in
Moscow in Protest to
Foreign Attacks,
BY EUGENE LYONS
United Press stan Correspondent

MOSCOW. March 22-Hundreds
.of thousands OF workers marched
singing through the streets of Mos
COW Friday night in q vast demon-
Stration III protest against the for
eign religious attacks on the Soviet
atheiStiC campaign.
Ii was estimated no less than
$50 900 persons participated.
Bands played stirring martial airs
of the revolution. Thousands sang,
the most popular song being an
old atheist ballad which concen-
trates on sort Of chant meaning
Down. Down With MOnks-DoWn,
Down With Priests"
Thousands of banners denouncing
the ciericals were waved along the
many routes TO the squares Some
Of these read:
I'VE will answer the foreign re-
ligious attack by strengthening our
Red army"
The worlds workers support us
against religious charlatans."
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period Of Lent viii be the Rev. John
Gass, rector Of st. Johns church,
Charleston, W. Va, who will speak
March 3i-April a; the Rev. Walter
Ovid Kinsolving, rector Of Calvary
Church, Summit, N. j.. April 0-11;
and the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis,
bishop of the Indianapolis diocese,
who will preach Monday through
Thursday, inclusive. of Holy Week.
The services on Good Friday and
On Easter will be in the charge OF
the Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rector
of Christ church. who has had an
extended leave of absence in Colo
RADIO for several months.
The Rev. Mr.. fletcher before com
ing to Indianapolis late in the fall
as city missionary, had had under
his charge the particles OF st. Pauls
church at Hudson, Wis; Trinity
church at River falls, and st. Johns
church at Ellsworth.
During the organization of the
new Episcopal diocese Of Eau Claire,
ne took an active part as vel at
the conservation Of Bishop wilson.
That he might keep in closer touch
with the members of his three par
ishes he edited a paper called the
Tri-Church Messenger. which since
the first of January has been made
Ehe official publication Of the diocese.
The Rev. Robert G. Alexander was
born and reared at Nashville, Tenn.
After securing his B. S. degree from
Peabody college and his NJ. A. from
Vanderbilt university, he received his
B. D. at Garrett Biblical institute OF
Northwestern university at Evan
ston, Ill. Mr.. Alexander spent five
years each in the ministry at Nash
vile, Tenn. and Evansville, Ind, be-
fore coming to indianapolis, in
October as assistant at All Saints
Cathedral. In December he was
elected resident canon and vicar of
the cathedral by the Cathedral
chapter.
Alexander win be the MONDAY
Lenten speaker at Christ's church,
Thursday and Friday OF next week
children of Love" and Children of
Light" will be his respective sub
jects on these days.
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PASTOR TO
HAVE BIG SUBJECT

The Rev. Fred A. Line will preach
the third of a series Of special Len
ten sermons al Central Universalist
church, Fifteenth and North New
Jersey streets. at the II o'clock
morning service. His sermon sub
iect will be: Christian IdeahSm-
Why Are We Here?" There will be
special music by the church quartet.
Sunday school convenes at 9:45. Y.
P. C. U. meeting at 4.30 p. m.
The Mems Fellowship Club supper
and meeting will be held IN the
social room Of the church, Wednes-
day evening at 6:15.
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CHRIST CHURCH TO
HAVE BIG SPEAKERS
MONDAY Lenten Services win Bring the Rev. Francis D.
- McCabe to the Pulpit for Talk on Program OF
( General RELIGIOUS interest.

PEAKER Church Lenten services next week at noon
- of St Matthews
church Monday the Rev. Francis
CatheoraI
staff WI viii preach Tuesday Wednesday,
wednesday William archdacon Of the
church.
mid the Church Of the Advent
the Robert c. Alexander OF All
the remaining
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
Arthur Feltman, 1912 South Tai
bott avenue, Ford roadster, found at
3046 Brookside parkway.
Thomas Gillian, $50 South La
Clede street. Chevrolet coach, found
in rear of 224 South Alabama street.
Ed L. Resner, 400 Orange street,
Essex coach, found at Oliver avenue
and White river.
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POISON PEN TERROR
REIGN MYSTERY SOLVED
English Village Cleared of Shadow
by WOman's Arrest.

SHAR N ROCK, Bedfordshire
England, March 22.-The poisoned
PEN mystery which has afflicted in
habitants OF Milton Ernest near here
is regarded as at least partly solved
Mrs. Ada Hulatt was arrested,
charged with sending obscene let
tiers. She confessed, police said.
For five years the town of Mil
ton Ernest has lived under the shad-
ow Of the so-called poisoned pen"
Husbands and wives have been
separated, love affairs shattered and
even the health of many broken by
the anonymous letters.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
Victor Wray, 1926 West Vermont
street, Ford coupe, from 966 North
Meridian street.
r. v. Law Motor Company, 126
West New York street, Essex coach,
M-400, small SIS, from Meridian and
Thirteenth street.
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REDS BACK IN PRISON
Resume Agitation After Release by
Mexican President.
BIZ United Press

BIZ JUIfe0 PTCSS
MEXICO CITY. March 22.-Sev-
eral Communists freed two days ago
BY presidential order from Mexico
City penitentiary are back in prison
today as result of further violent
demonstrations III the capital
President Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Tuesday ordered the release of at
least sixteen reds held in prison.
Instead Of reciprocating the gov
ernments conciliatory attitude, the
Communists at once began agitation
and held demonstrations through
the city's streets.
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afternoon, in the Church of the Ad-

afternoon, in the Church Of the Adj
vent.
The morning theme Of the Rev.
E. F. Prevo at the Clermont Meth
odist Episcopal church is "An Ideal
Church" IN the evening he will
preach on the Sighted Invitation"
At Second Evangelical church, the
Rev. J. r. Killing, minister, has for
his subject for morning worship,
The Harvest Is White" Sunday
evening the theme for the sermon
is. "The Common People Heard Him
Gladly
The pastor Of the First Friends
church, Ira G. Dawes, will use for
lis subject Sunday morning, Con
corning Our Responsibility" The
Young Peoples service win be held
at $50 p. m.
At the Indiana Central College
church, the Rev. George L. Slime,
pastor. Will preach Sunday morning
on "The Christ of Authority; Sun
day night, Broken Hedges and Bit
ing Serpents." Revival service,
Thursday night, in charge Of college
students.
Mount of Olives" third IN a
series of morning sermons on the
theme, places of His Passion" will
be the topic of the morning sermon
by the Rev. Vernon w. Couillard,
pastor of the Second Moravian
Episcopal church, corner Thirty
fourth and Hovey streets. At the
7:45 o. m. service he will use the
theme Jesus, Questioned by the
Multi tude."
At the Wallace Street Presbyter-
ian church the Rev. H. T. Wilson
will speak at 10:45 a. M. on THE
Persistent Christ; at 7:30 p. m,
The Word of Atonement," fourth
word Of Christ on the cross.
The Rev. l.. E. Smith will preach
in the morning in the Broadway
Evangelical church from the sub
ject, Mans Need Of the Inter
prefer" In the vesper service the
subject will be Seeking and Striv-
ing"
Merle Sidener, leader of the Chris
tan Men Builders class of the
Third Christian church will talk
Sunday on the subject, Self Suffi-
cheney" Special music will be given
by Harry Bason, pianist. Massa-
chusetts Avenue Business Mems
Club will attend as a special dele
cation.
THE Can Of the Deep" viii be the
theme of Homer Dale at the Hill
side Christian church. Sunday
evening. At the $50 morning serv-
ice Lne subject will be Adjoining
the Doctrine
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MINSTREL SHOW IS SET
Event at School for Blind Friday Is
Free to Public.

A minstrel show, free to the pub
lie, will be given by the Indiana
Senior Athletic Association at the
Indiana School for the Blind at 8
next Friday night.
Fletcher Smith will be interlocu-
tor, with Harold Blue, Claud Doo1ey,
Tyndau Peltz and Paul Mcdowell
as end men
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of the Women's Bible class will
speak on ASK, Seek, Knock"

Dk<(SNR S4A ~ADAA3 N0S~tAJ N~AACS-~'
At the Gethsemane Lutheran
church, the Rev. John S. hilbert
will speak in the morning on Gods
Call to Love-" At night, Christ,
the Vine"
At the Bel1aire Methodist Episco-
pal church, the Rev. w. B. Grimes
will speak in the morning on Our
Coming Revival" At night, the
Lords Day Alliance will have charge
Of the program.
"a Brand from the Burning" will
be the subject at 7:30 p. m. of the
Rev. Charles Kingston at the In
dianapolis Gospel tabernacle. At 8
p. m. he will speak on Ten Toes of
Clay and Iron, or, Does Democracy
Pay?"
The Rev. Bert R. johnson of the
Downey Avenue Christian church
will speak in the morning on What
Kind of Religion" At night the
Technical High School Girls Glee
Club will give the program.
At. the First Moravian Episcopal
church, the Rev. F. P. Stocker will
preach at II a n, CT Sentiment
and Service" The topic OF the YES
per service at 4:30 p. m. Will be THE
Good Shepherd. J."
"Study of Prayer" and Another
Chance" are the announced sub
iectS of the Rev. c. M. Kroft at the
Heath Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Al the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, the Rev. E. P.
Jewett, pastor, announces that the
evangehStic services viii begin Sun
day morning and continuing until
April with the Rev. John E. Hew-
son preaching Sunday morning and
each night during the week with the
exception of Saturday The Ep-
worth League will meet at $50 p.
m, Sunday.
"Nourishing the Inner Life" and
'The Church and Prohibition" will
be the themes of the Rev. William
Talbot Jones at the Edwin Ray
Methodist Episcopal church.
AT the Woodruff Place Baptist
church, the Rev. l.. c. Trent an
nounces he viii speak in the morn
ing on What Constitutes a Relig-
ious Experience" At night, Wealth
ering the Storm
What Is Man" will be the morn
ing theme of the Rev. J. Graham
Sibson at the Fifty-first Street
Methodist Episcopal church.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal
church, the Rev. Robert F. Laycock
will speak IN the morning on The
Great Deliverance." and at night.
Heavenly Things"
AT the First United Presbyterian
church. the Rev Joseph a. Aears
will preach in the morning on De
livered from Sin" At 7 p. m. the
Young Peoples meeting will be held.
DR.. Frank s. C. Wicks of All Souls
Unitarian church announces the
following order of service at IL
a. m.
Prelude
Chorale Observation-Disclosures. Rsch
Andsnte- Religioso NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ome
Fourth Service
Covenant
Anthem
Words OF Aspiration
Responsive Readsng-2Sd selection
Scripture
Notices and Offering
Lead kindly Light Dykes
Address ......... William Howard Taft
HYMN 474
Benediction
PosIUde
Funeral March ..........,.,,....C hopin
"Pentecost. the Need of the
Church. and What Does God Elk
pect of Me?" will be the themes of
the Rev. Howard M. Pattison at the
Barth Place Methodist Episcopal
church. Revival services will begin
Sunday with the pastor in charge
for two weeks. each night.
At the Carrollton Avenue Re-
formed church, Sunday morning.
the Rev. E G. Honrighausen viii
speak on Judas, the Betrayer." AT
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On request, sent with stamped
addressed envelope, Mr.. Ripley
viii furnish proof of anything
depicted by him.
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Couple to Wed on Stage

m Times Special
GREENFIELD, Ind, March 81
Miss Angelina Rash, Tortville, and
Earl E. Davidson, Greenfield, will
be married on the stage of a theater
here Tuesday.
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PASTOR TO
TALK ON GROSS"

AT Calvary United Brethren
church. State and Hoyt avenues. the
Rev. L P. Cooper, pastor, will
preach Sunday morning on the sub
ject. "A Vision OF the Cross" At
night his subject will be, The First
Hour in Eternity. The revival
services will continue each night at
7.45 during the week except Satur-
day. Among the musical talent that
will assist in the meetings during
the week is Russell Ford OF Indiana
Central college, who will sing on
Tuesday night.
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Famed for ecord-breaAng trips
around the world in slower vehi-
cles, John Henry Mears, business
man-adventurer of New York,
now is learning TO fly 50 he may
be co-pilot on a globe girdling
plane hop.
He is to take OF in April with
Bernt Balchen, who piloted Rear
Admiral Byrd over the south pole,
in an attempt to set a new record.
hfearS is shown above in airman's
toys at a Camden IN. j. airport.
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BY VIM. E. GILROY. D. ID.

BY VIM. E. GILROY, ID. ID.
Editor of The Congrega tionaIist
TIME story OF the CanaanitiSh
Il woman, or "the Syrophoeni-
cian' as st. Mark calls her, which
is the basis of this lesson, has
been for many people one of the
most puzzling and difficult passage
of scripture.
On a. basis Of any harsh literal
Interpretation it would almost
seem to suggest that Jesus en-
couraged and practiced race
prejudice, which otherwise seems
contrary to all the letter and
spirit of his teaching, and that he
shared something of the attitude
of the Jewish Pharisee toward
gentiles.
Though here. again, the whole
spirit Of his teaching and the eX-
press incidents Cf the New Tesla
ment. such as Peters vision upon
the house top, indicate the un-
Christian character Of al such
prejudice.
Are we then to interpret an In
cidenr such as this in any harsh
and literal way, or should
we read it in connection with the
whole story Of Jesus and in rela-
ton to the fullneSs OF his teach
ing? First Of all let us notice the
story. This non-Jewish woman
had a daughter who was ''griev-
ously veXed with & demon"
Just what that implied we do
not know. 1t may have been some
ordinary sickness, for the age was
one Of superstition in which disease
was thought of as a form Of malign
and demonic influence. or it may
have been that the girl had some
form Of insanity or nervous trouble.
At s1y rate, the affection evidently
was real, and the mother came not
only crying, but wailing, as the rec
ord suggests, "Have mercy on me, Q
Lord. thou son Of David"
The record is that Jesus paid no
attention to her. He answered her
not q word" And His seeming in
difference was so marked that His
disciples were troubled about it.
Note, however, the disposition Of
the disciples. They appealed to Him
TO send her away because she was
crying after them and annoying
them. It did not seem to trouble
them that Jesus was apparently not
willing to help her. They would
have been quite content and easy
OF mind if her troubling Of them
had ceased. Her deep need did not
touch their hearts.
Was not Jesus purposely testing
the spirit Of the disciples and plan
ming a. rebuke to their strange in
difference to human need? When
he said to these disciples, Il washot
sent but unto the lost sheep of the
house Of Israel" he may have been
expressing what was merely a
further part of this testing.
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REV. GRAFTON TO
SPEAK SUNDAY MORNING

The ForSaken Christ" viii = the
theme of the Rev. T. ". Grafton
at NorthwOod Christian church next
Sunday morning. Mrs. Carolyn
Avres Turner will have charge Of
the music. Mrs. Charles Ferguson
will 90 the solo work. Instrumental
trios will feature the opening and
closing exercises and assist the
choir. These are by Ovid Jones,
Jack Ford and John ReaviS.
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POPULAR TOPIC
is ANNOUNCED

AZ tkle DODu1dI 0QIlUdS evening
services OF the Sutherland Presby-
terrain church, the Rev. Florizel A.
Pheiderer will tell a fish story vi
fishing in Virgin waters. Pfeiderer
maintains that he has a license to
tell this story and that the story can
be verified. There were no fake
scales, elastic measuring sticks or
trick cameras used. The Mems
chorus will sing at this service. At
the morning services, Pfeiderer Will
preach on Two by Two"
At Christ Episcopal church, Mon
unent Circle, there Will be a cele-
bration Of the holy communion at
8 O'Clock. Sunday morning. At 1915
q N. the Litanv viii be sung as a
professional, followed by morning
prayer and sermon by the Rev. John
Brett LangStaff OF Grace church,
New York City. The text OF the
sermon. The Finger OF God" is
from St Luke II: Y. 90. The Boy
choir will sing by Babylon's
Wave" by Charles Gounod. Con-
firmation lectures, to which every
one is invited. are delivered each
Friday at $50 p m. by the Rev.
Mr.. Langstaf, in Christ church
parish house.
a series of related sermonettes
bearing on the general theme OF
Some of the Things Jesus Gives
that No Man Takes viii be fea-
tured during the regular weekday
morning worship program of the
Indianapolis Church Federation
broadcast next week over radio STA
ton WKBF. The program is on the
air between 6:45 and 7 o'clock every
morning. Next weeks program will
be conducted by the Rev. L. B,
MoSeley, D. D., of the Emerson
Baptist church. a special musical
program has been arranged by DR.
MoSeley which will be an added
feature on the program.
The Rev. B. Brooke Shake of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal church
wild speak in the morning on The
Divine Companion At night. The
Lure of Comfort"
Delivering a Great Message" and
"DysmaSs-A Brand From the
Burning" will kz the SUNDAY
themes OF the Rev. L. c. E. Fackier
of ST. Matthew Lutheran church.
The Rev. Forest A. Reed will
speak in the morning at the Brook
SIDE United Brethren church on
Paying Our Debt" At night, The
objectionable Sim
AT the Garden Baptist church. the
Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons viii speak in
the morning on The New Living
Way" and at night. The Eye. AS
the Lamp Of the Body
At the Second Reformed church,
the Rev, George P. Kehl announces
he will speak in the morning on
The Strength for Living in Jesus
the Way OF Life"
At $50 a. m. Sunday at the Third
rxt,~s~<fo~- ,t~,.,.~kS @T~r II rrsx,~~o.-
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School Lesson for March 30. Faith
Tested and Triumphant. Matt. 15:21-3I.
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-Candhi. a Challenge to Chris
tianity." sermon topic by the Rev.
George s. Southworth, Sunday
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In the morning worship service
at the Riverside Park Methodist
Episcopal church the Rev. Robert
NJ. Sele viii preach on, Thy King
dom Come" At 1870. the hour Of
evening worship, the Wonans For
eign Missionary society viii direct
the annual thank offering service.
with the Rev. Charles r. Lizenby
preaching on, Send the Light
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Stewardship Of Prayer" viii be
the Sunday morning sermon theme
Of the Rev. c. J. G. RusSom, minis
ter of the First Reformed church.
Mems night" viii be observed with
she men Of the church in charge of
the evening service.
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At the Gethsemane Lutheran
church, the Rev. John S. hilbert
will speak in the morning on Gods
Call to Love-" At night, Christ,
the Vine"
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At $50 a. m Sunday at the Third
Christian church. Mrs. II. A. Turueyl
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The pastor Of the First Friends
church, Ira c. Dawes, will use for
his subject Sunday morning, Con
corning Our Responsibility" The
Young Peoples service win be held
at $50 p. m.
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night, Simon. the Coerced Cross
Bearer"
At the East Park Methodist Epis-
copal church. the Rev. F. T. Taylor
will speak on The Soul Specialist"
ir the morning. At night, "The
Missing One"
At the New York Street Evangeli-
raj church, the Rev. Edmond Ker-
lin breaches in the morning on the
subject, "Profane and Sacred Lives"
and in the evening on THE Gap
filler"
At the Sunday morning service OF
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church
E. A. Marshall viii talk on Village
Life in Palestine 1000 Years Ago"
At the evening service the Rev. L. 3.
Moseley, pastor, will have for his
sermon subject, Jacob and the
Ladder
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler speaks
tomorrow morning in the Fairviev
Presbyterian church on Our Cheer
ing Witnesses" a sermon in the
Toward Easter" series.
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At the Bel1aire Methodist Episco-
pal church, the Rev. w. B. Grimes
will speak in the morning on our
Coming Revival" At night, the
Lords Day Alliance will have charge
Of the program.
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At the Second Reformed church,
the Rev, George P. Kehl announces
he will speak in the morning on
The Strength for Living in Jesus
the Way OF Life"
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AT the Garden Baptist church. the
Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons viii speak in
the morning on The New Living
Way" and at night. The Eye. AS
the Lamp OF the Body"
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The Rev. L. E. Smith will preach
in the morning in the Broadway
Evangelical church from the sub
ject, Mans Need OF the Inter
prefer In the vesper service the
subject will be Seeking and Striv-
ing
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The Rev. Forest A. Reed will
speak in the morning at the Brook
SIDE United Brethren church on
Paying Our Debt" AT night, The
objectionable Sin"
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At the Wallace Street Presbyter-
ian church the Rev. H. T. Wilson
will speak at 10:45 a. M. on THE
Persistent Christ; at 7:30 p. m,
THE Word of Atonement," fourth
word of Christ on the cross.
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"a Brand from the Burning" will
be the subject at 7:30 p. m. of the
Rev. Charles Kingston at the In
dianapolis Gospel tabernacle. At 8
p. m. he will speak on Ten Toes of
Clay and Iron, or, Does Democracy
Pay?"
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"a 49,
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Delivering a Great Message" and
"DysmaSs-A Brand From the
Burning" will ke the Sunday
themes of the Rev. L. c. E. Fackier
Of ST. Matthew Lutheran church.
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The Rev. Bert r. Johnson of the
Downey Avenue Christian church
will speak in the morning on What
Kind of Religion" At night the
Technical High School Girls Glee
Club will give the program.