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Evening star., 1931-04-18
WILL BEGIN SERIES

Rev. F. Alan Parsons to Preacn' II
Theme "The Creed"
Rev. F. Alan Parsons, rector of the
Church of the Ascension, Twelfth and
Massachusetts, avenue, will begin o.
morrow series Of sermons ton "1ae
Creed"
The usual services viii be held. How
communion will be Thursday at 10
am; Ntany and evening prayer, Fri
day at 1880 pm; Sunday services will
he holy communion, 8 am; church
school and morning prayer, $50 am: !:
second celebration of holy communion
at IL am, with sermon by the rectc-
The Chinese Church School meets at
pm; Young Peoples Society at 6
pm; evening prayer and sermon at
pm.
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Lfherty HantiSt.

Rev. Hampton T. Gaskins will preach
tomorrow morning from the subject,
"A Determined Stand" and at 8 pm.
on THE Secret Vault of Spiritual
Power; baptizing will follow the morn
Ing sermon; $3.50 pm, reception of
members who have recently been i'm
mersed; 4:30 pm, the Lords supper;
am, early prayer; $50 am, Sunday
school; $50 pm, B. Y. p. u.
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of greensward, a warm, gray and
lichen-covered mass 1t is unique.
not only in possessing the highest
church spire in England but also in
that 1t was built in one architectural
period and therefore not a museum
of various English and foreign archi-
lecture.
The whole kingdom of West Saxony
was originally included in single di-
ocese; the founder Of its episcopate.
one Birinus, came from Genoa in the
year 634 and fixed his see in Dorches-
ter, village Of Oxfordshire. The see
was subsequently moved to Winchester,
but when Ina was King of the West
Ssxons the diocese was divided into
two sees, Winchester and Sherborne.
There was another division early in
the tenth Gentry, part of each see being
united to form a bishopric, the see
of which was fixed at Old Sarum. Con-
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Round Table Group.

The Aloysian Round Table Discus
sion Group will meet at the Aloysian
club house, AZ I street, tomorrow at 4
pm. This group, besides devoting a
portion Of the time to the study OF the
mass, also discusses current events and
every day problems that are ment with
by the Catholic lai.y. These meet ngs
are open to the public.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
COMMUNION OPENS DAY
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith to Preach
at st. Margaret's Church.

Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St
Margaret's Church, Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place northwest, will
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow. The
first service of the day will be holy COM
munion at 7:30 am. The organized
workers and members of the Ccmmuni-
cants' League viii make their corporate
communion at this service.
At $50 am. Sunday school will con-
vene, At 4:30 pmmthere will be a serv-
ice OF evensong WITH sermon by Rev.
Robert Shores. Holy cammunion viii
be celebrated Thursday and Saturday
at IL am.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
DR.. ERNEST SAPPINGTON
WILL PREACH ON "FEAR"
Hylton Harmon to Occupy Pulpit
of Washington City Church of
the Brethren in Evening.

In the absence of DR.. F. F. Holsopple,
pastor Of the Washington City Church
of the Brethren, DR.. Ernest Sappington
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. DR..
Sappington, who is a teacher of the
Sunday school, will have as his topic
Fear" DR.. Holsopple is for a time
enjoying a stay of rest in Trenton, N. j.
At the evening service Hylton Harmon,
young minister of the congregation,
will preach.
The district meeting for Churches Of
the Brethren nearby will be held April
21-23, inclusive, at Denton, Md.
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Lincoln CONGREGATIONAL,

At the services Sunday morning Rev.
r. w. Brooks will speak from the sub
ject, What Shall We Do With Jesus?"
The Young Peoples c. E. Society will
present a musical and literary pro-
gram at GAS pm. The subject to be
discussed is, How Can Churches Work
Together?"
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"THE GREAT ADVENTURE"
Metropolitan Memorial Church's
Sermon Is Announced.

The congregation of the metropolitan
Memorial Church will meet tomorrow
morning at the Mount Vernon Semi
nary Chapel, Massachusetts, and Ne
braska avenues. The minister, DR.
James Shera Montgomery, will preach
on 1.-The Great Adventure"
The Epworth League will NEST in the
chapel of the Methodist Building, 10C
Maryland avenue north asst, at GAS
pm. The speaker will be DR.. D. o
Kinsman of the faculty Of the Ameri-
can University.
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Epiphany Chapel.

The vicar, Rev. Francis Yarnall, will
observe his first anniversary tomorrow
with services at 7:30, $3.50 and IL am.
and at 8 pm. The sermon subject for
the morning service will be THE Per-
sonal knowledge and Leadership Of the
Good Shepherd"
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Second Baptist.

Rev. J. L. s. HoIloman will preach
tomorrow at ii am. THE Miracle CT
the Christ" The Red Caps Association
viii be guest organization at the eve
ming service. The pastor will preach
on THE Negro and the Labor QueS-
ticn" Bible School, $50 am; 3. Y.
P. u p. m.
Evening star., 1931-04-18

The pastor, Rev William Herbert
King, will speak tomorrow at IL am.
on the subject, Masters and Serv-
ants" At pm. Rev. A. F. ElmeS
will speak for the Pastors Service Club
Church school, $50 am; Y. P. S.
C. E., $50 pm.
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Charles Catcher Night.

The Institutional Union Mission,
whose purpose is to present the scenes
of the Holy Land and the sacred word
services, known as Charles Catcher
Night" r. A. A. NJ: tomorrow at 9
o'clock in the auditorium of the Masonic
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Howard University.

Reinhold Niebuhr. associate professor
Of philosophy of religion and Christian
ethics at Union Theological Seminary.
New York, will speak at the religious
s.rvices in Andrew Rankin Chapel to-
morrow at IL o'clock.
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor, will
preach at IL O'Clock tomorrow on the
subject, What Is the Church?" At
7:45 pm. his subject will be Anchors
in the Storm Sunday school, $50
am; Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor, 6:45 pm.
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EDUCATION BODY MEETS
Presbyterian Synod Committee
Plans Summer School.

The Committee on Christian Educa-
tion for the Presbyterian churches in
the synod of Baltimore met Thursday
in the Cosmos Club. The following
were present: DIR. Joseph r. Sizoo,
chairman; Rev. r. Paul Schearrer, DR..
A. E. Barrows, Charles r. Normandy,
Rev. George A. Burslem, Rev. A. Brown
Caldwell, Rev. j. Howard Braunlein,
DR.. Robert G. Leetch and Rev. ]. r.
Duffield.
They instructed a special committee
composed of Rev. r. Paul Schearrer,
Rev. j.. Howard Braunlein and Rev.
George A. Burslem, to organize a Sum
mer training school for advanced work.
ers. The school will be held for one
Evening star., 1931-04-18
ST. Columha,s Enisconal.

Bishop James E. Freeman will con-
firm a class tomorrow at IL am.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
French Services.

DR.. F1orian Vurpillot, pastor of the
French Congregation which worships at
st. Johns Church, Lafayette Square,
every Sunday afternoon. will preach to-
morrow at pm. on lie Disu de toute
Consolation"
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Fifth Baptist.

DR.. John E. Briggs, the pastor, will
preach at 10 am. tomorrow at the an
nual Spring mission rally. The pro-
gram will be directed by Mrs. M. L..
Allen. The sermon subject at 7:45 pm.
is so Run That Ye May Obtain.
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Mt. Zion M. E.

At IL am. tomorrow the pastors, DR..
Julius S. Carroll, subject is THE Cos
pei of Power" Church school, $3.50
am; Epworth League, $3.50 and $50
pm: biblical drama, THE Children
of Israel," 8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
Healing Service.

DR.. George F.. Dudley will celebrate
the holy communion at the spiritual
healing service to be held at st.
Stephen and the Incarnation, Six
teenth and Newton streets, Tuesday at
10:30 am.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
Western Presbyterian.

The pastor, Rev. ]. H. Dunham, Will
preach tomorrow morning on new
Starts in Life" and at the evening serv-
ice on The Easier Way"
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Will Discuss Russia.

DIR. John H. Gray will address mem
bers of the Presbyterian Ministers AS
sociation at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Monday at IL
am. His subject will be Impressions
Of Russia"
Evening star., 1931-04-18
Peonle,s Congregational.

The pastor, Rev. A. F. Elmes, will
preach tomorrow at IL o'clock on the
Can Churches Work Together" is the
theme for discussion at young peoples
service at $50 pm. Midweek prayer
service Thursday.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
Activities in Local Churches

Temple, Tenth and U streets. Rev. ].
H Curtis will preach the sermon, while
Esther Crowned" will be shown on the
screen. Rev. j. N. Beaman and DR..
w. H. Jackson will speak.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
TweIfth street Christian.

Rev. ]. F. Whitfield will preach to-
morrow at IL a. m. en- Partnership
With God" holy communion will be
Observed. Church School, $3.50 am;
Juni-r Christian Endeavor, 4 pm;
Senior Endeavor, pm; preaching, 8
pm.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
Friendship Baptist.

Rev. Benjamin H Whiting will speak
tomorrow at IL am; holy communion,
3 pm; Sunday school, $3.50 am; prayer
and praise services, Tuesday, to i0:30
pm.
Evening star., 1931-04-18

YOUNGEST and fairest of Eng
7 lands Ante cathe-
dralS, Salisbury stands upon
the vast historic plains of
HHTsll-l.i.n .nini,.nr f.n,aa K.r.at
Evening star., 1931-04-18
New Bethel Baptist.

Rev. William D. Jarvis will preach
tomorrow morning On ''The Supremacy
of Jesus" Bible School, $50 am;
Christian Endeavor, $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS
Luke, xyi.l-xyii-37.

Golden text: Lay up for your
selves treasures in Heaven, where
neither moth nor rust doth con-
sumo, and where thieves do not
break through and steal.-Mat-
thew, vi.20.
Evening star., 1931-04-18
VISITOR TO PREACH
DR.. H. H. Harmon Of Indianapolis
to Occupy National City Pulpit.

The pulpit of the National City
Christian Church, on Thomas Circle,
viii be occupied tomorrow at both
services by DR.. H. H. Harmon Of In
dianapolis, Ind.
Dr. Harmon Is secretary of endow-
ments for the National Board Of Ed
ucation of the Disciples of Christ and
Is also director of the National City
Christian Church CTusaaA
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14
INTENDED SUICIDE

Letters left by Victor Crisson, a cook by trade, in his room in a Fairbanks hotel and interpreted as meaning he intended to com nit suicide, led to the start of a widespread search for him by federal authorities in Fairbanks last week, says the Fairbanks NeWs-Miner. Crisson was about 50 years of age.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14
MARINE COWBOYS
(Continued from Page Onel

(Continued from Page Onel at the mouth of the Kusilof River. carried up the river a distance of IS miles and then to the head of Lake Tustumena, a distance of 30 miles.
 GUIDES FIELD MANAGER
 Capt. Madsen, who is field man. ager for the Kodiak Guides Asso- citation, arranged seven big game hunting expeditions from various parts of the country. They will board the motorship Polar Bear in Seward Guides will take them to the haunts of the Alaska moose, mountain sheep black and brown bear.
 Capatin Wold, who is the Polar Bears skipper, rides a pinto or a broncho like veteran but he is best known as mariner. He was master of the schooner Attu when the little vessel went to the assist ance of the passenger steamship Northwestern disabled by the loss of her rudder in Alaska waters a few years ago. The Attu was replacing the steamship Starr in the Western Alaska mail route when she went to the assistance of the Northwest ern, helpless in storm.
 Christening of a vessel for ser vice in the North could not be com plete without the presence of Chas. D. Garfield manager of the Alas ka department of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce, so Captain Mad sen asked him to make the ad- ress as part of the rechristening ceremony.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14
PROPOSES SIX-DAY HOLIDAY

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA. (P)- The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce voiced it's opposition to Governor Rolph'S proposed six days holiday from September 4 to in elusive on the ground that such action would seriously injure San Francisco business.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14

The lifeless body of J. R. Brls- tow, aged pioneer, was found last week near the Eagle Creek road house on the Steese highway, says the Fairbanks News Miner. He had apparently been overcome by heart attack
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14

The SS. Admiral Watson, of the P. s. s. Co.,, is expected to return to port from the Westward late Sun day evening, according to the local office, enroute South
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14

Seattle P. l., Times, Star, Frisco Examiner and other papers; latest complete line of magazines in every mail. ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14

If you haven't tried RORLUCA's Danish Ice Cream you have missed something good. Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14

Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVIAS.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-14
PACK BOTTOMS

Now is the time to look over old packs and have new bottoms put on for winter.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-19
By Alan LeMay

of what had happened were already waiting
for her.
TT isn't So" he said namely. June. 1t
isn't So"
June O'Riley disengaged herself Steve.
Grandad said he talked to the assayer. and
that you were wrong; that Lost Dutchman's
gold is real!"
June, that's true"
'Then-you were wrong all the time"
Eyes, was wrong"
'what makes me mad" said June lis that
Harry Weir tried to buy us out for next to
nothing"
NO" said Steve, that wasn't Harry Weir.
I just used his name"
"Stevei Are you trying to tell me that you
were buying my share yourself? It's true you
sold the Three Bar so that you could offer me
six thousand for my claim?"
YES" he said
"And what" she asked queerly, have YOU
got to say for yourself?"
He hesitated: then looked her in the eyes.
Nothing" he said.
There was silence.
1T think" she said slowly, that you the
most generous man in the world"
Steve Hunter struck dumb. "You didn't
think then" he got out at last, you didn't
believe"
Suddenly he saw that she was laughing at
him, and he paused. And now it occurred TO
him for the first time that he might have mis-
read the light he had been seeing in her eyes;
that his greatest might have been in
supposing that she would ever disbeeve in him
at all. Inspiration swept him.
you come here a minute!" he said, and
caught her in his arms.
Dennis O'Riley came stamping out of the
assayers Office. Graphite delirium!" he was
yelling. Tried to trim me! Tried to trim
mel" He checked abruptly; and he spoke
again his voice if the unbelievable had
seized him by the beard We'll, I'll be
Well of all the"
"Oh, shut up" said June O'Riley.
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Russia Today.
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Continued from Second Page
in a row to what would have been a three
alarm fire in this country, Rugged myself
with glee.
VERDLOVSK has no sewers except or
- two mains that were laid by prisoners last
Summer. Refuse is hauled out at night on sleds
similar to the fire department vehicles.
There are no laundries. Every woman takes
her family soiled clothing to the nearest river
c. lake and there sloshes it around, often with
out soap, in the reddish water, iron-stained
from the ore beds over which the streams flow.
No matter what color garment may be origi-
nally, 1t is dirty red after the first washing.
In below-zero weather the women squat bare
footed around holes cut in the ice with never
a sigh Of discomfort
Sverdlovsk has few American motor buses,
but they always overcrowded, never on
schedule and frequently broken down. Those
not prepared to walk must depend on droshkies
to get about. AS it is 2 miles from the only
hotel to the railroad station. I was habitual
droshky passenger. Especially at the last, for
when went to Moscow to check out at the
expiration of my contract I crawled out Of bed
after midnight IL nights in succession to drive
across the city and meet the weStbound train.
The agent never knew in advance whether there
would be space for my interpreter and mysea.,
and would not sell us tickets until train pulled
in with two seats not required by some petty
official scurrying about on government bust
ness. Oficialdom comes first, everybody else
last.
Before the Red revolution droshky fare to
the station was half ruble; now it is six. On
that eleventh night, the driver, fguring-cor-
rectly, as it happened-that it was his last
chance at me- demanded TO- And had to pay
or miss the train.
you'll go to hell for this" predicted
The driver shrugged his shoulders and re-
piled:
II am good Communist don't believe in
religion. can charge you anything please,
for we have abolished hell in Russia, along
with tyranny"
Truthfully could have retorted that I had
missed neither. But held my tongue. There
was the Gay-pay-oo.
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Offer Sites for Labor0fo,y'

IKE a grateful patient thanking a doctor
l. who saved his life, the citrus fruit growers
of Florida have offered an eager welcome to
the Citrus Research Laboratory, which the Fed
eral Government plans to open in that State.
In fact the welcome has been so eager that
the agricultural officials are embarrassed by the
offers Of free sites and other inducements mad
by various cities. Eight have already beeSY
profered and the choice has been difficult.
The drastic operation during the infestation
of the Mediterranean fruit ny, when the Federal
Government set up an embargo on citrus fruSs
out Of Florida, produced nvch -cocntent but
SO complete was the cure that even the GROWERS
see the advantage Of the drastic action.
From the embargo, the canned citrus fruit
industry gained an acceleration which has been
of great importance TO the handling of the
large crops and the possibility of new means
Of employing the fruit through the results 0f
the research laboratory's work has brought tine
demand for the laboratory h the various cities
offering sites.
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invaluable holdings, and he. through the name
of an imaginary company, had tried to buy
her rights for six thousand dollars
Don't take it so hard" said Weir. "You
should have seen how coolly O'Riley took it,
just as If he'd been sure all along"
He was here?"
HE left just before you came in"
So, then, they knew all about it already:
his trivial offer, and the true value of the Lost
Dutchmans deceptive gold He knew what
June must be thinking of him now.
IF it's an extensive LEDGE" he heard Weir
saying, II guess you've hooked into your mil
lions all right?"
"Oh, he has, has hep" said a voice from
the door. In the whirl of the moment they
had not noticed Wally Parkers long blue car
slide to a stop In front of the assayer's Office.
so you've made your millions" Parker
peated. Nov, isn't that odd That explains
the rumor that you sold your outfit for six
thousand dollars, Hunter; and 1t explains" he
added deliberately, why you offered Miss
ORiley six thousand dollars for her rights"
O'Riley pushed in past Parker's elbow. His
voice shrin and enraged. Trying to trim
you dol-dinged-" Words failed him. and he
shook furious fists under Hunters nose.
Graphite delirium!" he got out at last.
Graphite delirum! And you made out you
didn't know what it was!"
80" said Steve. that was what you meant.
Graphic tellurium! Well, I'll be"
1t was worse than he had thought. The
discovery was not even the accidental coinci-
dence he had supposed. Old Dennis ORiley,
however he had garbled his scientific terms,
had yet known what he was about; and Steve
Hunter had been the only one of them all who
had been dead wrong, a fool who had made
himself look like o crook
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in mine, and one in the name of Dennis
ORiley?"
But the understanding was" she said, that
we were to pool ali three claims"
ct know" he said, but I'm pulling out Of
that agreement"
You mean you're selling out separately"
Eyes" He made his face expressionless and
hard lest it give him away. Now as to the
claim that is in your name Harry Weir repre-
sentS Catlin Mines Inc. He's going to offer
you six thousand for your rights"
"Six-but I thought" June stared at
him wide-eyed
Never in his life had six thousand seemed
so small. I'm sorry June" he said But
listen, June Do you believe that shoot
square?"
"Of course, Steve"
Then SELL" he told her. THE six thousand
seems like nothing, I know but it's every cent
your claim is worth and more. And If you
can bring yourself to think that it's anything
at all-enough SO that you can carry on for
a little way--then maybe, after all, it wasn't
q wasted trip"
They sat in silence while a great sense of
WEAKNESS overwhelmed Hunter.
lone thing more" said Steve. Forget this
million marry million stuff. It's all wrong.
It you want to marry Wally Parker, take him,
and never let the thought come into your
head again that, where you're concerned,
money counts"
Steve, his hands on the wheel. was look
ing straight ahead. I've got to take soma
fishermen into the upper basin after steel
head" he said. i've got to go now
Somehow he could not bring himself to look
at her. After a moment she left him. without
a word; and still he only sat there staring at
the dusk.
Presently he smashed into gear and drove
down to the assayer's office, where Harry Weir
was working in crowded little room full OF
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bits of rock, retorts, and calculated smells.
I've been looking for you all day. said
Harry Weir.
Listen" said Hunter. This morning you
promised to help me. Now I'm ready to tell
you what you have to do
But first" began Weir.
Listen to me-" Steve snarled at him. "I
have here certified check for six thousand
dollars. You're to take that check You're
going to buy the girls claim from her in the
name of imaginary company-Catlin Mines,
Inc. Get that? YOU"
IF you'll let me get a word in edgewise,"
begged Harry Weir.
"Listen Above all, she's not to know I'm
back of this I'm out I've"
I'm trying to tell you" said Weir.
will you listen?" shouted Steve.
NO" yelled Harry Weir, you big jug-head!
These samples of yours are rotten with
sylvanium!"
"And what the devil is sylvanium?"
"Gold, silver telluride, you big ignoramus
Those little gray marks are "a per cent gold
and 10 per cent silver!"
The breath went out of Steve Hunter as If.
by the kick of a mule.
Some call that type of deposit graphic
tellurium," Weir was saying. Ever hear
of it?"
Hunter had no trust in his luck. 1t was
incredible that the senile old wowser had, by
a weird freak of chance-or was it? What II
it was no freak of chance at all? Certain OF
Weirs words had a strangely familiar ring.
Could it be that old O'Riley--
"You mean-you mean to say"
"I mean to say you've stumbled into some
thing. OF course. if it's only small in
trusion-
"There's big long ledge of it," said Hunter
family. eff there isn't ten thousand tons
Good gosh" he whispered under his breath.
For the first time he saw exactly what he
had DONE June O'Riley was in possession of