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the president, presiding. Upon recon-
mendation Of the education committee
It was voted to select as the educational
project of the year the study Of paren-
tai education in cooperation with and
under the direction Of the Washington
Child Research Center. Miss Nina
Kerr, former national executive seeTe-
tary. spoke of her new work IN con-
nection with the Wemans Journal.
The house committee IL arranging o
buffet supper 10 follow the theatBr
benefit, Journeys End" TO be given
at Polls March 81.
The lecture by Louis Untermeyer
will be held at the Y. W. G. A. audi
forum, instead Of in the A. A. q. W!
Club House, as first planned. MHs.
william l.. Corbin is hostess for the
bridge luncheon on wednesday.
study groups are: Monday. French
luncheon ut 1 pm, easy conversation
pm. French geography for the travel
class. ) pm, subject, AIsace ana Lor-
DIR. Caukins group will take: up the
study of Latin, American. background
to the arbitration and consultation
ing I'll be held on the third floor Of
the % house, 1884 I street. In the
everAR the international relations
group, led by Mrs. Edith Cameron, WY
meet at 3 O'Clock. The. study group
on the legal. status of..Women also will
meet Tuesday ut o'clock. MRS. Clara
M. Boyer will discuss THE Economic
Status Of the Married woman" The
public Is invited. DR.. McHale's class
on preadolescence win meet, Is usual,
Wednesday at GAS am.
Capital City Ciub.-Mr. and Mrs,
Ernest Warren entertained the mem
bers ut their home Thursday evening.
Games were played. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. The rext
regular meeting has bsen postponed
until March a., at the home Of Ray
Bryant.
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n. Basseches and Mrs. Louis r. Brad
ley as hoStesses.
The Clover Club met March at the
home of Mrs. Vernon B. Lowrey. The
secretary, Mrs. Lucien Mercier, presided
in the absence of the president. Among
the guests were Mrs. w. w. Wheeler,
ST.; Mrs. Stephen s. Takes and Mrs
Mary Burnside. The club voted to
of a new nag for the District of Column
bia Federation. The club will attend
the entertainment to be given March
20 under the auspices of the drama
committee of the District Of Columbia
Federation in q body. poStponing its
meeting to do so. 1t was voted to par
ticipate in the raising of funds for the
foundation fund of the General FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff spoke on
Congress and Mrs. George Gillingham
on current events and reviewed several
motion pictures. Mrs Warren Schoon-
maker gave talk on Recreation in the
Home and Out-of Doors"
The next meeting will be held April
3 at the home Of Mrs. Harry Patterson.
ZOnta Club Of WashinEtOn.-Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley, chairman of the ma
Party, spoke on World Conference on
Codif1cation of International Law" at
the midweek luncheon meeting We'd
neSday, followed by discussions Of the
nominations for officers to be elected in
April, the International aspect OF the
club through establishment of q Zonta
Club in Vienna and the cabaret-Supper
to be held by the club March 29 at the
Grace Dodge Hotel Guests included
Miss Ellen f. Newton Of Annapolis,
president Of the Zonta Club Of An
napolis.
The next midweek luncheon meet
ing will be in the nature Of get
together" gathering, preliminary to the
plans scheduled for March 20.
The Cerele Francois de Washington
Nes Precieuses Ridicules) was received
Wednesday evening at the Institute of
Musical Art. Eighteenth and l streets.
by Mime. Pierre de Chauny and Mile.
Hilda Walten. The program was the
Overture de ROsamund" of Schubert,
played as a piano duet by Nine. Pierre
de Chauny and Nine. William j. Wal
lis; reading by Nine. Suzanne Laurent,
entitled LES MimOSaS," by RoSemOnd-
Gerard; Nine. Marie johnson sang q
Serenade by TOsselle and Nine. Castor
de Bouy gave piano solo entitled La
Plante ct la Brise," by Croiset; q comedy
entitled La Surprise d'Isadore," played
by M. and Nine. Pierre de Chauny, M.
and Mime. William j. Wallis and Nine.
Camille Hindmarsh. The remainder of
the evening was passed In French con-
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versation. during which refreshments

versation. during which refreshments
The Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at / pm. with Mrs. Mary
Eppelsheimer, 1927 Hiatt place, with
Mrs. Antoinett Fischer as assistant
hostess.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 1. Of the
Florence CrittentOn H0me.-MrS. Harry
c. Simpson entertained Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus, Mrs. w. H. Hessick, Mrs. w.
G. Wyatt, Mrs. J. McAneny, Mrs. H.
Mulquin. Mrs. George Keller. Mrs. E.
Wurzbacher. Mrs. A. L. Craig, Mrs. W.
L. Randolph. Mrs. c. Bond, Mrs. p.
Mcconnell, Mrs. w. j. Schutrumpf,
Mrs r. Wahling and Mrs. Frederick
@. Umhau at luncheon ut her residence,
614 UpShur street. The business meet
ing followed. Mrs. Simpson reported
ii associate members since the last
meeting.
Mrs. Mcdanus read letter from W.
SchOOnmaker thanking the circle for
the work done during the Community
Chest drive. Mrs. HeSSick gave q re-
port Of the last board meeting and ex-
tended an invitation to the circle
members to attend the home on
Florence day, in April. The members
bCWCu 1OT Tic BAOlCS. .-7
The next meeting Of the circle will
be March 81, at the home of Mrs.
Frederick q. Umhau, 1859. Alaska ave-
nue..
The JhiIIum District Study Club met
March IL at the home of Mrs. Ella
Q. Nalley, Perry street, Mount Rainier,
Md, with the president. Mrs. J. Enos
Ray, in the chair. It was voted to
have committee draft revisions to the
constitution, which will be voted on
later. Mrs. Ruth r. Waters, chairman
Of American citizenship, had charge
Of the program, as follows: Citizen
ship-What It Is and It's Require
meIltS," Mrs Ella Q. Malley; Citizen
ship-As Taught iE the Maryland
Schools" Mrs. Isabel A. Ray; Citizen
Ship-Politics and Citizenship" Mrs
Margaret H. Rom: "Citizenship-Wha
Every Woman Should Know" Miss
Anna Gibbons: Citizen
ship and the Alien" Mrs. Mabel l..
Tip.
Games played were "a penny con-
test" Miss Gibbons and Mrs. Tip tying
for first prize, Miss Gibbons winning
the draw and Mrs. Hunt and Mrs.
Rust tied for second prize, Mrs. Rust
being the winner; 1.-The vegetable court
ship" Mrs. Rust first prize and
Mrs. Castle second. Mrs. HanSel Rust
Of Lanham was the guest Of Mrs,
Waters who was the hostess.
American Association Of University
WOmen.-The monthly branch meeting
was held Monday. Mrs. Karl Fenning,
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geographer and author, will speak.
The juniors meet Thursday at 4:30
o'clock at the home of Martha Evans,
on Delaware street.
The literature section will meet Fri
day at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Earl H. Clapp, on Meadow lane. Mrs.
David Allan Robertson will discuss CO.
temporary British novelists. Subject.
"CadS and Cats, or Between the Devil
and the Deep She" Mrs. Robert M
Barnett will be the hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Donald M. EARL, Mrs. w. H.
Grimes and Mrs. Ralph SaSScer.
Washington Readers Club will hold a
public recital at Epiphany Church, 1917
G street, March IT, at 8 pm. The pro-
gram will include readings, musical
numbers and one-act play.
The w. o. N. A. r. D., Washington
Chapter, will meet Wednesday at the
''~''"n's City Club with Mrs. A. ".
Burdine, Mrs. w. Paul Briggs, Mrs. o.
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will be given by Mrs. Eugene F. Mueller
and Mrs. Campbell E. Waters will dis
cusS the recent changes in the French
government There will also be read
ing on Nicaragua. A feature of the
program will be the showing by Mrs.
Louis W. Laudick of motion pictures on
the Mediterranean cruise. Mrs Laudick
and Mrs. Charles w. Pimper will assist
Mrs. Palmer during the tea following.
Guest night will be observed by the
social section at its dance tomorrow
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School, All members of the club and
their husbands are invited.
The French section meets Tuesday at
2:3O O'Clock with Mrs. Fred N. Oliver,
on West Thornapple street. Mrs. J. H.
Dellinger will have charge of the pro-
gram. The monthly club meeting will
be held "Wednesday in the assembly
room, Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. primitive Literature" is the
subject on which Mrs. Fay-Cooper Cole,
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When the Tagati tree Of BulaWAyo
weepS, 1t is said to indicate the ap-
preaching end Of q prolonged drought.
It Is supposed that the water is dHaWn
from the air by insects Of the frog
hopper type. which cOngregGte on the
bark Of the tree. -
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
News for this section must be
received by the club news edi-
tor not later than 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning before publ
cation on Sunday.
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The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Lula
Fluckey. Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt wa.
joint hostess. Mrs. Philip Martin read
a paper on Industries Book review
Qast Nobel price was given by Mrs
Jason Waterman. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Ray.
mond ". Root, 1717 Kearney street
northeast.
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Social Club of Washington Council,
Ladies' Of the Masonic Universal Crafts
men Council Of Engineers, met March
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Hohenstein.
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The United Democratic Law Enforce
ment Clubs Of Maryland will elect ON
GERS and have a convention April 80 at
the Emerson Hotel, Baltimore, Md. The
president, Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson, will
preside.
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DR.. COVE JOHNSON
RETURNS TO PULPIT
"The Making of Us, or Following
Jesus" to Be Morning Ser
mon Subject.

Returning from a brief rest in New
York. DR.. Cove G. johnson viii again
occupy his pulpit tomorrow at the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial, preaching in
the morning on the subject THE Max
ing Of Us, or Following Jesus" and in
the evening on Christ and Modern
Pharisees" These topics have been Sc
lected in connection with Decision day
in the Sunday school. At the mid
week service Thursday DR.. johnson will
begin a series of studies in the holy
spirit, the first topic being The Holy
Spirit in the Old Testament"
The young people who won the high
est place IN the efficiency campaign in
the District viii go to the Home for
IncurableS tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
The business meeting will be on We'd
nesday at pm.
The Evening Mission Club win have
q dinner Tuesday at o'clock. We'd
neSday morning the Women's Society
viii have a special program. It is
Mems day." DR.. B. T. Livingston of
the committee on evangelism of the
Northern Baptist Convention will speak
and after the lunch the Annie Laurie
Sadler Circle will give a pageant.
The Boy Scouts meet Friday at tbs
pm. and the Sea Scouts Saturday at
7:30 pm. Special groups for boys and
girls are the Sunbeams on Sunday at
IL O'Clock, during the church hour, and
the newly organized pastors class from
7;10 to 7:50, preceding the Thursday
evening meeting.
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PSYCHIATRY CLINIC
DIRECTOR TO SPEAK
DR.. Nolan D. C. Lewis to Ad-
dress Mt. Pleasant Group
in Psychology Series.

'What Can the Modern Man Believe
About the Resurrection?" is the sub
ject of Rev. Moses r. Lowell tomorrow
at IL o'clock at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. DR.. Nolan D.
C.. Lewis, director of clinical psychiatry
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital, will speak
on The Functions of the Unconscious"
in the S o'clock psychology life series.
At church school, $50 an, Miss
Marie Correil viii lead the young peo-
Piles class discussion at $50 am. The
adult discussion group Is considering
with Dean D. Butler Pratt the Social
Aspects of the Race Problem" The
women's class meets at 10 O'Clock under
the leadership of DR.. Charles Noble.
The young peoples forum meeting is
at $3.50 pm. Gordon Livingston will
give an account of the life of Louis
PaSteur and Miss Helen Mansfield will
analyze some of the decisions Louis
PaSteur made leading to his greatness
and to his service to the world The
young peoples discussion group has as
its speaker at Gao pm. Cyrus Kehr,
his subject being "a Century of APP
piled Science and World Welfare" Mrs.
Elwood Street will discuss the workings
of the Community Chest with the
women of the guild, wednesday at IL
am.
"Canada-Past and Present" is the
topic of Cyrus Kehr at O'Clock, Thurs
day evening. Motion pictures will be
shown.
The washington Life Adjustment
Center Is open Monday, from 2 to 10
pm, for stan consultations.
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DR.. RIVES TO GIVE
SERMON ON "LIFE"
Sacrament of Lords Supper Will
Be Observed at Francis
Asbury Church.

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed at Francis Asbury M. e.
Church, South, tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
In the evening DR.. j. j. Rives, the pas
tor, will continue his series of sermons
on Life" with the topic Meeting
Temptation"
At the Epworth League service at 7
o'clock DR.. Rives will start a study and
discussion which will continue through
the month of February Of the book,
"Practicing the Principles Of Jesus" by
King.
The Gamma Sigma Sunday school
class will meet Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. William Mattingly, 1912 Quincy
street. Mrs. Martin will be joint hostess
with Mrs, Mattingly.
The monthly meeting of the board of
stewards will be held Wednesday at 8
O'Clock at the church.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet at the church Wednesday at IL
am
The meeting Of the Workers Coun-
Gil of the Sunday school will be held
Thursday at the church. Supper will
be served at 6:15 pm.
The ladies' Bible class will Join with
the mems class in joint social follow
ing the respective business meetings
Friday evening at the church.
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OBLIGATION SENSE
Is SERMON TOPIC
DR.. W. A. Lambeth to Preach at
Mount Vernon Place Church
in Morning.

The pastor, DR.. w. A. Lambeth, will
preach tomorrow morning in the Mount
Vernon Place Church on THAT Sense
Of Obligation" The sermon 1t the eve
ming service win be preached by DR.. T.
D. Ellis Of Louisville, KY, secretary Of
the Board Of Church Extension Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Best known Disciples" will be the
subject OF the sermon by Rev. H. r..
Deal. junior preacher. to the Junior
congregation at IL O'Clock In the sun
day school auditorium,
The organization meeting for the
mission study class Of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be held Tues
day at 1880 am. Wednesday evening
the night meeting of the Missionary
Society will be held. The special
speaker will be Miss Esther Van Dyne, q
missionary Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. now on furlough from her work
in Africa.
The board Of stewards will meet We'd
nesday at pm. At the prayer meeting
service Thursday night the fourth, NTH
and sixth chapters of THE Church and
the World Parish" will be reviewed in
1O-minute talks by H. r. Deal, J. T.
Hicks and Mrs. r. X. hewitt, re-
spectively.
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DR.CHESTEEN SMITH
TO FINISH SERIES
Community Chest Unit No. is
Uses HamIine Church
as Headquarters.

DIR. Chesteen Smith, pastor Of HAM
line Methodist Episcopal Church, will
have as his sermon subject tomorrow
morning Moving Temples OF the
Spirit" In the evening he Will con-
clude the series of sermons on "The
Supreme Issues of Regilion," his sub
ject being Religion, Our Supreme
Triumph"
The ladies' all day meeting will b
held Wednesday at 1880 o'clock.
Luncheon will be served at o'clock.
This will be followed at 2 o'clock by the
Woman's Home Missionary Society. A
sketch will be given, entitled, "A Dream
and Its Fulfllment."
Prayer meeting will be Thursday
night. Friday evening the Waugh
Players will present under the auspices
of the Epworth League a play, THE
Devils Eye" or 1.-The House Of the
Flashing Light"
Metropolitan Unit No. 16 of the Com
munity Chest, has its headquarters at
this church. Mr.. Freeman is chairman
and Miss Dunlop secretary.
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SOUTHWESTERN from Coblentz,
between the Rhine and Metz, is
Treves, known by the Germans as Trier,
q beautiful city now, but rivaling even
Rome itself 20 centuries ago, when as
Augustus Trevirorum, it was one of the
so great towns which were taken from
the Romans by the Franks and the
Alemanni. AS bishopric and later as
an archbiShopric the see Is the most an
Gent in Germany, having been founded
by the Empress Helene in the year 327.
In the twelfth century, however, be-
cause of the continued struggles between
the municipality and the church, the
archbishops moved to Coblentz.
The cathedral of Treves is situated in
the most elevated portion of the city
and, like the cathedral at Bonn, pre-
often remarked in Rhenish churches.
There is no very great beauty in the
outlines OF this church, which is curl
Gus tumble of towers and turrest; but
there are some very good architectural
details quite worthy of more splendid
edtfice. st. Helene, the mother Of Con-
stantine, herself placed the first stone
in the easterly portion of the present
church in the beginning Of the fourth
century; and it is supposed to have
originally been part of the palace Of
the Empress Helene, afterward con-
verted into q place Of worship.
The interior Of the church is char
acterized by Is affairs, some Of which
are modern, and two organs, cased, as
usual, in mahogany that does little to
beautify the ediflce. The high altar
and the pulpit are excellently scuIptured
and there are some notable monuments
to former archbishops and electors. Be-
meath the church are vast subterranean
passages, and great vault where repose
the ancient regents Of the province.
The cathedral Is famous for its pos
session Of the holy coat Of Treves, one
OF the most ancient sacred relics In ex-
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DR.. HUNDLEY TO SPEAK.
Lynchburg College Head at Ninth
Street Church Tomorrow.

DR.. T. T. Hundley, president of
Lynchburg College. Lynchburg Va, will
occupy the pulpit at the Ninth Street
Christian Church tomorrow in the alb
sence of DR.. B. H. Melton.
The Missionary Society will meet
Wednesday morning. DR.. H. Green
well, pastor of H Street Christian
Church. will be the guest speaker.
The Missionary Guild will meet at 8
pm, Wednesday. Mrs. Bennett, wife
Of the superintendent of Central Mis-
sion, win be the guest speaker.
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Missionary to Speak.

'The Missionary outlook in China"
is the subject Of the address that will
be delivered by Rev. Otto Braskamp to
the Presbyterian Ministers Association
OF Washington and Vicinity Monday at
byterian Church. He will speak out
OF several years experience as a mis-
sionary in Shantung, China, from
which post he has recently came on
furlough.
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New Members Welcomed.

The morning and evening services
at the Shiloh Baptist Church will be
in charge of Rev. S. L. johnson. At
$3.50 o'clock holy communion will be
observed and a number Of new mem
bers viii be welcomed into member
ship The Young Peoples Society,
under the leadership of Miss Airline
Gilmore, will discuss the topic How
May Christian Endeavors Crusade With
Christi" at 6 o'clock.
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Rev. R. W. Brooks to Preach.

At the service of Lincoln Congrega-
tional Temple tomorrow morning, Rev.
B. w. Brooks will speak from the sub
Ject, Finishing the Job With God" At
GAS pm, the Christian Endeavor So
forum discussion will be from the SUBJ
Ject, How May We Crusade With
Christi" The discussion will be led by
Claude @. Young of Howard University.
The public Is invited.
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CARLYLE QUOTATION
TO BE USED BY MINISTER
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce Announces
Sermon Series on "Moden
Aspects of Religion"

DR.. Ulysses @. B. Pierce. minister of
All Souls Church (Unitarian), Six
tenth and Harvard streets, announces
series of sermons for the month Of
February on Modern Aspects of Re-
ligion: The Free Faith in Action" The
subject tomorrow morning at the IL
o'clock service will be 1.-The Gospel of
Self Respect" based on a quotation
from Carlyle, 1.-THE fearful unbelief is
unbelief in yourself"
At the book chat at $50 o'clock Miss
Jean White Of the Public Library will
review Hilare Belloc's "Richelieu." Carl
ton Savage will be the speaker at the
Young Peoples Fireside Circle at $50
o'clock. At the motion picture hour at
1880 o'clock the feature will be 1.-THE
Passion of Joan of Arc" There will be
a special presentation at 3:15 o'clock.
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DR.. JAMES S. MONTGOMERY
ANNOUNCES z SERMONS
s'The Dogs Of Worry" Subject in
Morning and "The Three Rec.
ords" Evening Theme.

At the Metropolitan Methodist Church
tomorrow morning, the pastor, DR..
James Shera Montgomery, will preach
on THE Dogs of Worry" and in the
evening he viii speak on The Three
Records
The pastor viii conduct brief serv-
ice Of prayer, praise and Bible study
Thursday evening. At the close of this
service an important meeting of the
official board vii be held.
The Metropolitan Epworth League
will hold a social Saturday evening in
the vestry.
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istence. The faithful believe it to be
diers cast lots John, xiv.23, 24). What
ever its authenticity, it is the object Of
great periodic pilgrimages, during which
thousands of the devout from all parts
Of Europe gather at Treves for glimpse
Of the ancient garment. It is simple
tunic OF linen or cotton, in appearance
precisely like that worn by the modern
Arab. Its history is authenticated as
far back as 1857, though tradition says
it was obtained by the Empress Helene
IN 326 while in the Holy Land and de-
posted by her in the cathedral.
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MAI. GEN. AMOS A. FRIES
70 OPEN RALLY SERIES
"chTistian Citizenship will Be
subject in lexington Presbyte-
rian Church Meeting.

Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries will speak
on Christian Citizenship" at the first
Of a series Of three public rallies Mon
day night at o'clock in the lexington
Presbyterian Church, under auspices of
the Crusade With Christ Commission
Of the District Of Columbia Christian
Endeavor Union.
The second rally will be held March
3, when Frederick j. Libby, executive
secretary Of the National Council for
the Prevention of War, will speak on
IAN Intimate Picture Of Current Events
in the International Field"
DR.. A. Earl Kernahan, evangelist, viii
speak on Personal Evangelism and Life
Conservation" April Z.
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Evangelist to Continue.

Rev Perry L. Mitchell. pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Clarendon, Va,
has been conducting evangelistic serv-
ices at the Anacostia Baptist Church,
Thirteenth and w streets southeast,
the past week. He will preach tomor-
row at morning and evening services
and each night next week through
Friday.
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HrirfrrnafaI

Church OF Many Nations, Holy Trinity,
Apostolic Faith, 1918 18th st. NV.
ELDER LEWIS y. CHAPMAN, FASTER.
Sunday school $50 am. Preaching, III am.
and pm. Tuesday, Feb. 4, 8 pm, social re-
union and church business meeting. Wednes-
day and Friday pm, prayer and praise
service. cordial welcome TO all.
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Political conditions In Colombia are
intensifying the business depression
there.
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PETWoRTH SUBJECT TOLD
"self-Expression or self-Repres-
sionn Is Sermon Topic.

sion" Is Sermon Topic.
Petworth Baptist Church will hold
business meeting Tuesday at 7:45 pm.
: The pastor of the church, Rev Henry
]. Smith, tomorrow morning will speak
on Gods Indispensable" and in the
evening on self Expression or Self
Repression" Communion service will
follow the morning service.