davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
0rarnH nf IhankH

BRADY. MARY z. We wish IN .v,srd or-
sincere thanks and appreciatfon to our
many men, sh imG Irends, also the ord
and Grace Baptist Church. for their kind
At ne death Of our Beloved moth tae MA ia
DAT S9ITr oA anna D. MURRAY AND
JOHNSON. John \: MRS. Cora A. John.
friends toE tndness shown 70 f hen h ine
i Sfnas JOHN K JOHNSON during his last
our heartfelt thanks and appreciStieeTn' e for
the acts Of kin ,1 and messaSes Of SYM
our. relations. neishbors. and friends AT tr tbe
death Of our devoted father - '"s
THOMPSON. MAMIE C. The family of IN.
late MAMIE, G. THOMPSON acknowledge
with srateful appreciation and thanks the
dered in her Illness. the numerous fioral
tributes and expressions of sympathy at
her death. FAMILY. .
Marrta1r.
ToPPING-GATEs. On February q. 1890.
sEHEssR 8 qc aFES g y %'ss .Tboa5 h!%:
Va.
DFathH.
EsbTuary Is; 1890. FRANCES, beloved d' vi Vile
a.e 'G residence US lftb Funeral Z. from her
day February, is. at 3: 90 am: thence ee to
fs GSy at ape Ghurf fn;.y where mass will be
Cemetery. O'0'
BELL, WILLIAM A. Passed IN rrbursdov
P 5;s sstSy v IS; 1890, WILLIAM A. BELL in
TstsS ISud 10; = par 70 AM
BoNITZ. WILLIAM A. Thursday. FEBRUARY
a. H tSSSf b SlaTneid IL Hospital WILLIAM
Bonitz Funeral from his late residence
Ssiock P in S sss'uf sTo.p e. At hil
BROOKS, ALICE. On Tuesday rehruarv n.
1880 o ALICE IA SR3oKs; devoted dsusht Ter
Grace Z. Brooks. Funeral Sunday H i FebrS q.
csareh O asra st. fr Sssw Tni0n S wsSlfZ
SITS; nv: Rev: .Alstork ofnciatins: Re-
sn mans pa rfstins atb the Ernest Jarvis west
az. r s. g ssd ssSs ss ths5eser at
Eebruary IS, 1880 at his residence. 1888
S.: s5 SsiSSd rSe! Sl ad S:P .5:i
COLE COHEN, JACOB G. On Thursday,
E February S.,I 70: 1890 JACOB g. .{coHENj
ther Of Aimee WronEer and nd cary Se' cole 5s
MS Ms. lester wrOnkef; g besehSoodf ter;
1880 o'clock. Please omit flowers
COPELAND. ANNIE. On Saturday, Febru-
ward st. NV, ANNIE COPELAND. beloved
daushter Of Leonard and Mary Copeland
She also leaves one brother and one sis
ter; Remains resting. at the John +
Rhines, funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts
s.w. Notice of funeral later.
CURTIS. MARGARET b. on Friday, Feb.
ruary "a, 1880, at 1920 am. MARGARET
B., widow Of Clarke Z. Curtis and mother
Of Mrs. William Henry White. Funeral
Monday. February II, at 2 .. m. from her
late residence, 1929 Park I'd. Intermeni
Rock Creek Cemetery. Is
DAVIS. RUTH. Departed this life Friday
February a. 1880; at her residence. 20s
Eye st. s.e., RUTH, devoted daughter OF
Charles and Martha Davis She leaves
to mourn her departure four sisters. three
brothers and other relatives and friends
Remains resting temporarily at the John
T. Rhines funeral chapel, Ord and Eye SITS
s,w.. until Saturday noon. Funeral SUM-
day, February Is, at 1870 pm, from her
late RESIDENCE, 400 Eye st. Sc. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
FOUND.

FOUND.
Wednesday pm. Call Mrs Wood Nat. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Marriage Licenses.

Adron Marshall. 2s. and Bessie Brown. 50;
Joseph H. Neitzey. 80, and Regina A. Mars
den. 81: Rev. Georse B. Neitzey.
William T. Evans, ~, and Olive NJ Will
son; a.. both Of Gloucester City. N. j.; Rev.
Thomas 1. Purchum, II. and Margaret ".
RUPERT. 90 both OF Baltimore. Md; Rev.
william 8. Stevenson. az, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Miriam r. Cornwell, ~. this city; Rev.
Alan j.. smith. 2s. and Lottie Dowell. 81;
Henry g. Holmes. a, and Ethel M. West.
16; Rev l.. T. Hughes.
John G. Belvin, "a, and Annie NJ Kencyer,
10. both of Richmond. Va; Rev. Homer j.
Councillor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Policyholders' Case Ended.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, February IS
C0.-The Iowa Supreme Court today
refused a rehearing of Albert P. Bratts
suit to restrain the Bankers Life Co.
increased assessments on holders of as
sessment policies.
In his petition, Bratt claimed that
the company had used funds belonging
to assessment policy holders in pro-
noting legal reserve business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Transfer Railway Executives.

OELWEIN, Iowa, February IS (R.-
Headquarters Of the division superin-
tendent and the claim agent of the
Chicago Great Western Railway will be
transferred here from Chicago March /,
officers Of the company said yesterday.
No other changes were pending, they
said. S. v. Rowland is superintendent
and G. G. N. Riley is claim agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
A. F. L. Head to Speak in South

COLUMBIA, S. c., February IS C4D
William Green, president Of the
American Federation of Labor, will
speak at a mass meeting here the night
Of February IS and in Greenville the
following night, Dowell e. Patterson
president of the South Carolina Fed
Grafton of Labor, announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

BROWN, SAMUEL; sssaTsd, e the s RsMSEy
BROWN. who departed this life hye years
ago today. February Is. 1925.
There Ia q grief that cannot find comfort
And wounds that cannot be healed.
And sorrows deep within our hearts
That cannot be revealed;
For every day brings to us sweet memory
q Lo SHna WIFE AND CHILDREN. /.
COLES. CoRpELIA NJ. In loving memory
OF CORDELIA M. COLES, who died nine
years ago today, February IT, 1921.
AS loved her, so I miss her;
In my memory she Is always near;
Loved remembered, longed for always,
Bringing many a silent tear;
CRAWFORD. DANIEL w. tribute OF love
9 the fEToFy 81 en- ASssE sG AND Mo SrS SsS
eleven years ago today, February is. 1919
It is not the tears at the time that are
That tell Of the hearts that are broken,
But the silent tears In after years,
And membranes silently spoken.
LOVING MOTHER, LOUISA CRAWFORD,
ANP BROTHER. HARRY Q. CRAW-
COLEMAN. ISABELLA v. In sad but loving
Gt STr dexgtsds sister, IA
NE four years ago today. February 49,
She suffered hours, yes, hours of pain,
To wait Q cure, but eli In vain.
SO God alone knew what was best.
He called her home to giye her rest.
HEB SISTERS, ELLA FREEMAN AND
Evening star., 1930-12-13
InstitutionaI MissIon.

An illustrated lecture on ancient and
modern views Of the Holy Land will be
given tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock In
the Masonic Temple, Tenth and U
streets. Rev. J. N. Beanman, DR.. j. H.
Curtis and DR.. w. H. jackson will con-
duct the services
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Christian Endeavor

The monthly meeting Of the d. C. c.
=. Union Board was held at the home
OF the superintendent Of drama and
pageantry, Miss Ethel Pote. Plans were
made for the supper to be served at st.
PauIs English Lutheran Church Janu-
Nary from 4:30 to O'Clock.
The next mass meeting win be held in
March, at which time the union win
present an Easter pageant under the
direction of the drama and pageantry
department. The board approved the
program for the observance of Christian
Edeavor week, January 25-February 2.
Inc outline OF the program Is: Nom
day, society day; Tuesday, long timers.
day; Wednesday and Thursday, devo-
t1onal days: Friday, fellowship day:
Saturday, junior day: Sunday, Chris
day banquet will be held on fellowship
day, January 80. The Junior Feder-
alton Is dressing dolls for the FEEDER
alton OF Churches as q Christmas prof.
ecC. In January q party will be held in
Georgtown Lutheran Church for the So
cietieS In the union. The Intermedi-
ate Union held its monthly meeting at
wallace Memorial Presbyterian Church.
On December 10 they will present q
play tournament, with many societies
participating, by presenting short one
=.
held q meeting on Sunday at the home
OF the vice president, Darrell Grain. THE
missionary department Is sponsoring
work at the Gospel Mission and also
helping with the Christmas project for
the Federation of Churches.
The Senior Society of Columbia
Heights Christian Church has been re-
organized and elected ofI1cers for a
three-month term: President, John
Mosely; secretary, Myrtle Richard:
treasurer, Robert Middleton.
Mrs. Lee Wardell will have charge of
"Pollyanna" meeting at Keller Lllth-
eran Church tomorrow night. The
theme OF the meeting will be "TIow TO
Make Others Happy"
The. following subjects will be dis
cussed In the various societies on Sum
day: Junior, How Christmas is CeIe-
brated in other Countries; Intermedi-
ate, Christmas in Sacred Art; Senior.
How to Make Others Happy"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD
OF WAUGH M. E. ELECTS
9. P. Hardy Named Superintendent.
Pastor Will Preach at Two
Services Tomorrow.

The Sunday School Board Of Waugh
N. z. Church had a dinner at the
church Wednesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Superintendent, S. d.
Hardy: assistant superintendent, c. K.
Arnold; department superintendent
Adult, S. NJ. Chipley: senior, Mrs. Lii
Ian Abbott; intermediate, Mrs. Merwin
Brown; junior, Mrs. Grace Jackson;
primary, Mrs. William Mufdey: Begin
ners, Miss Louise Reed; cradle roll,
Mrs. Walter Wondrack; home, Mrs.
Nettie Malone; secretary, Lafayette
Price; adult department secretary, Jack
Browning; librarian, Paul Smith;
recording secretary. s. NJ Chipley:
pianist. Miss Rea Kaufman; assistant
pianist. Miss Estelle Dunnington; adult
department pianist, Mrs Constance
Schmidt, and chorister, G. M. Griest.
The pastor, Rev. Allan r. Poore, will
preach tomorrow morning on ITO
Whom?" and in the evening on "The
People We Miss"
The church Is planning elaborate
services in celebration Of Christmas. A
tree will be placed in front of the
church, TO remain during the holidays,
and viii be lighted each night.
The Gospel Team from the Lucy
Webb Hayes Training School viii be in
charge Of the Epworth League service
Sunday at z O'Clock.
The Abbott class will repeat tonight
the entertainment recently given for
home missions at Dodge Park The
Sunday school at this place is in charge
Of Mrs. Charles Riecks.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
Sunday School
QUESTIONS

/. What was the subject Of Paul's
speech In today's lesson?
2. On what occasion was It spoken?
8. What led to this occasion?
4. Where was Paul when he received
his great message?
5. Where was he going?
6. Why?
Z. Whom did he meet In Damascus?
8. What sort of city was this at the
time OF Paul?
8. What was Paul's subsequent occupa-
ton?
10. What was his fate?
The answers to these questions viii
be found below. How many can you
answer?
/. His defense Of himself as a Jew
and Of his acts; also q recital of his
vision on the road to Damascus.
e.. AS he was being led UP the stairs
of the castle Of Antonia by q
Roman guard.
8. He brought Greeks (gentiles) into
the temple, the mob accused him
Of defiling it and would have killed
him but for the protection of the
soldiers.
4. On the road from Damascus 10
Jerusalem. about $50 miles from
the latter city.
5. To Damascus
6. To bring back to Jerusalem the
followers Of Christ for punishment.
Z. Ananias, q devout man.
8. The capital Of Syria, prosperous.
wealthy and beautiful.
o. A travelling evangelist and writer.
10 re vas hehAaded h9 orders &C 1sero
Evening star., 1930-12-13
DR.. ]. H. HOLLSTER
|. LISTS BRIEF TALK
Communion Is Scheduled In
Morning at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
the quarterly communion service wiz
be held tomorrow morning. DIR. J. II.
Hollister. the pastor, will preach brief
communion sermon. New members viii
be received n
Gifts for the various Christmas prof.
ects will be brought at the opening
services of the church school. The Be-
ginners and Primary Departments take
care of the Christmas gifts for q mis-
sion Sunday school in the mountains
OF West Virginia. The Junior and In
termediate Departments win All bagx
for the Central Union Mission. The.
Senior Department viii take care Of two
families in Montgomery County.
The Throne Of David" religious
drama, will be presented by the Dra-
matte Club at the church school
Christmas service in the church, De-
cember 81, at 4:30 o'clock.
Section 8 Of the Woman's Guild, Mrs.
Elmer d. Hayes, leader; viii meet for
luncheon with Mrs. j. w. Milburn,. s7l1
Mckinley street, Tuesday. at pm.
MISS Mary Davis and Mrs. Holland
Huntington will be assistant hostesses.
For the last week the Loyalty CRU
sade of this church has been under
way. The total amount in pledges re-
ported up to Wednesday night was
$56,064. The Building Committee Is
already working on plans for the tenn
porary building to take care Of the
needs OF the Sunday school.
The Mems Bible class win hold its
annual dinner Thursday, at $50 O'Clock
In the assembly room Of the church.
Section IL of the Womans Guild.
Mrs. Carl r. Stuhler, leader, viii meet
for luncheon Tuesday with Mrs. James
T.. Watson, 5126 Nebraska avenue. Mrs.
Albert r. Merz will be assistant hostess.
The Evening Section Of the Womans
Guild viii meet Monday at the home OF
Mrs. A. Z. Dieterich. 370l Mckinley
street. Mrs. Charles B. Lingamfelter Is
the leader.
The Chevy Chase Woman's Christian
Temperance Union win meet Thursday
at the church house, $3.50 Chevy Chase
parkway. There will be q program at
80 o'clock, to which the public Is in
vited. Final plans will be made for the
Christmas treat for the 500 members Of
the home at Blue Plains, d. @.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
COM MUNION LISTED
AT ALBRIGHT CHURCH
Reception Of Members to Precede
Rite-Rev. g. E. schnabel
Will Conduct Services.

Holy communion will be held IN Al
bright Memorial Church tomorrow at
II o'clock. This service will be In
charge of the minister, Rev. George E.
schnable. For his communion medita-
ton he has chosen the second phrase
In the Apostle Creed-"And in Jesus
Christ His only Son, our Lord" Pre-
ceding the communion service there
will be q reception Of church members.
The Christians Endeavor viii begin
its annual series Of Sunday evening
fireside meetings ct 6 o'clock. These
services will continue each Sunday night
during the Winter and will be preceded
by q young peoples tea. At pm. the
sermon will be: when the Heart OF
Gods People Needs Warming"
The Women's Missionary Society will
meet Monday night under the direction
Of Mrs. Harry Garner.
Thursday evening the prayer service
will begin at o'clock and will be in
charge Of the minister.
Evening star., 1930-12-13
JEWS WILL OBSERVE
FEAST OF DEDICATION
Schools to Unite for Commemora-
tion of the Triumph of Israel
Over Barbaric Hordes.

Chanukkah, the feast Of dedication.
the festival Of lights, commemorating
the heroic struggle of Israel against the
barbaric Syrian hordes (170-16O B. C.
E) and the triumph of the Maccabeans
in the year 1855 B. c. E., will be cele-
brated by the combined Adas Israel
Schools at the synagogue, Sixth and I
streets, on the occasion of the Chanuk-
kah festival, tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
The program has been prepared
under the direction Of Mrs. Herman
Hollander, principal of the Sunday
school; Rabbi Solomon H. Metz, Cantor
Louis Novick and Ben-Zion Emanuel,
principal Of the daily Hebrew school, Is
richly festive and calculated to bring
out the beauty Of Chanukkah and the
Maccabean struggle for spiritual free
dom.
The sisterhood viii provide Chanuk-
kah treat.
Herman Robin has presented an
embroidered American nag to the
schools. Alexander Koplin, chairman
Of the school board, has given perfect
attendance banner, which will be
carried into the auditorium by the class
receiving this distinction.
The children who are interested in
the welfare of the Palestinian school
children will contribute their Chanuk-
kah gelt for the children's luncheon
fund.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz win extend
greetings. An elaborate program has
been arranged. Parents and children
OF the community are invited.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

The classes Of the School of Religion
will hold their last session before the
holidays tomorrow night. Glasses will
reconvene on Monday evening, Janu-
ary4
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director Of the Y. NJ. G. A., will give an
illustrated lecture on THE Passion Play
Of Oberammergau" at the First Baptist
Church, Alexandria, Va, Sunday night
under the auspices Of the mems Bible
class
The association entertained the min
isters who have come TO the city during
the past year at lunch on Friday at the
central building. DR.. Arthur c. Chris
tie, schairman Of the Religious Work
Committee, presided Leonard w. De
Cast, general secretary, spoke on the
program Of the local association and
welcomed the guests. Those present
were Rev. Q. G. Rasmussen, Luther Me-
morAl Church; Rev. H. H. Rowland,
LAnkdon Methodist; Rev. r. L. Wood,
Kay, Union Methodist; Rev. w. A. Rob-
erts. Methodist Protestant Chapel; Rev.
q. e. Brown, North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant; Rev. d. A. Berry,
Calvary Methodist Episcopal South:
Rev. II. p. Baker, Mount Rainier Meth
odist Episcopal South. Members of the
religious work committee Of the asso-
ciatfon attending were DR.. H. J. Coun-
cilor. Col. w. o. Tufts, d. r. Potter,
s. L. Thomas. w. r. Schmucker and the
following secretaries of the association:
/. w. De Cast, Page NICK Etchison. E
s. La Fetra, G. z. Beckett and L. B.
Nichols. ..ts ....ss.
Mr.. Etchison addressed q meeting Of
the Board Of Managers, staf and efta-
ployes Of the Young Women's Christian
Associetion Friday morning On Tbs
RAsEicn FiaVe
Evening star., 1930-12-13
NEW YORKER TO GIVE
TWO SERMONS HERE
First Congregationalists Will Hear
DR.. Charles L. Goodell
Tomorrow.

DR.. Charles L. Goodell of New York,
executive secretary of the Commission
on Evangelism of the Federal Council
Of Churches of Christ in America, will
speak tomorrow morning and evening
at First Congregational Church. At the
IL o'clock service he viii speak on
Friendship with God" and at the eve
ming service on 1.-The Main Question" !"
The church night supper will be held
at o'clock Thursday, and will be fol-
lowed at Gas O'Clock by the prayer
meeting. Miss Nell M. Berghout, direc-
tor of religious education, viii lead the
meeting. The subject win be mo Room
in the Inn"
Sunday school meets at 9:45 am.
Sunday. The beginner and primary
departments meet in the east parlor;
the junior and intermediate depart
ments in the Sunday school room; the
high school and Young Peoples depart
ments at 93S Grant place and the
adult department in the west parlor
The Senior Society of Christian En-
dearor meets at $50 pm. Sunday in
the Sunday school room. Mrs. D. L.
Luxford viii lead the meeting and the
subject win be How to Make Others
Happy"
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at $3.50 pm. In
the east parlor. Special feature, invisi-
Die drama, THE Lost Star"
Evening star., 1930-12-13
THEME ANNOUNCED
BY REV. N. R. LOWELL
Morning Sermon Based on
"The Inn and the World"
Christmas Meditation.

"The Inn and the World" Christ
mas meditation, is the sermon tomor-
row morning by Rev. Moses r. Lowell
minister of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. At pm. DR.. No
Ian D. G. Lewis, director Of clinical
psychiatry at st. Elizabeth's Hospital
will consider from the psychiatrist's
point of view the question, els the Race
Making Progress2"
Church school is at $50 am. "The
United States of Europe" is the SUBJ
ject of Leo DasvolsIxy in the adult dis
cussion group at 10 am.
Young Peoples Program.
The young peoples forum has a pro-
gram for $50 o'clock, when Mrs. Hol-
lander of the Adas Israel Synagogue
will discuss Informally with the group
'Neighborhood Problems of the Jew and
Gentle" Miss Maxine Nicholson will
conduct the worship service. Under
Mr.. Lovell's leadership, the young
peoples discussion group will consider
What Do You Want to Get Out OF
Life?"
The Congregational Club will hold q
dinner meeting Tuesday at the National
Universalist Church at $3.50 o'clock
Signs of Anxiety and Hope in the
World Today" is the subject of DR.
William Laurence Sullivan Of Phila-
delphia.
DR.. William L. Corbin, librarian of
the Smithsonian Institution, will talk to
the guild on "The Social Function OF
the Pote" Wednesday at IL o'clock.
Service League to Meet.
The annual meeting of the League
Of Service will be held Wednesday at
7:30 pm. There will be election OF
officers. Miss Marjorie Warner will
speak on Women in Social Service
Work in the Field of Foreign Missions. "
Members and friends of the church
are invited to a reception to be given
Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1930-12-13

ture representing scenes from the life
OF San Juan Nepomuceno, by Andreas
Lopez. dating back to 1897. In the
nearby church of San Marcos Is a fine
Alteration of the Magi." by Joseph
de Alzibar, dated ITS. In the church
of Encino are the Stations of the
Cross" by Lopez, while the church of
San Diego contains Scenes From the
Lie OF st. FJRncis," by Juan Correa
Q681) and the vision of st. Antony
Of Padua," by an unknown artist.
In fact, hidden away in dark chapels
and sacristies all over Mexico are to
be found treasures Of art. They have
to be carefully sought, but they are
worth the seeking, for in many Of them
are to be found traces of masters
hand. There are numerous works of
the great school of Spanish painters
that have found their ways to the
churches and converts Of this opulent
land. The churches of Aguascalientes,
unlike the Cathedral of Guadalajara,
cannot boast q Murillo, but they have
many fine paintings hidden away In
their time-worn walls,
Evening star., 1930-12-13
FOUNDRY NJ, E. PASTOR
CONFINED BY ILLNESS
DR.. A. J. jackson to FIJI Pulpit In
Morning and Rev. 81. J.. coun-
cilor in Evening.

Owing to continued illness the pas
tor OF Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church, DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, Is
confined in his home. The pulpit to-
morrow morning will be supplied by
Dr. Arthur Jennings Jackson OF the
American University and at the eve
ming service Rev. Homer j.. Councillor.
assistant pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church. win preach.
The Mems Club viii be the host 70
the women Of the congregation next
Friday evening. The guest speaker win
be DR.. Albert J. Mccartney, pastor Of
the Church of the Covenant. Charles
Dunn, associated with the United
States Chamber Of Commerce As illus
traitor for the Nations Business, win
entertain with original drawings. Art
Brown, president, viii preside,