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GREAT N|E! COME FUR N'IKEA IN ARRIVAL
 NEW YORK SUNDAY

NEW YORK, Oct, 1O,-Jimmy Walker came back to New York Sunday from Europe, aboard the SS. Europa, and the gIamor in which the little man holds his pub lie was never demonstrated more fully than by the great reception which greeted him. The demon stration revealed that it is not purely political ties which account for his popularity, but genuine Friendship for the dapper, former mayor of this city.
 He protested against the great welcome accorded him but it was evident his pleasure was great.
 Two tugs, loaded with newspaper men and friends, met the great liner in the harbor to escort it to it's pier where 10000 people throng- ed the dock and streets. A motor cycle escort Whizzad him to his home.
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INsULL LOCATED IN ATHENS, GREECE. MAY
 BE COMPELLED RETURN

ATHENS, Greece. Oct. 10, Sam uel InSull. for whom Chicago and Federal officials have been seeking for the last week. arrived here from parts unknown. He had 10 baggage other than a suitcase but found, awaiting him. a draft for 525.0o2
 He w'iU lomain in Greece indef- initely for it is said there is no ex- tradition treaty between Greece and the United States. However, according to on American report. informal arrangements will be in Stituted immediately paving the way to bring him back to the Unit ed States and face sWindling and embezzlement charges; specifically. one charging he and his brother with taking $5O0,0O0 from the for mer two billion dollar Insuu Corp OratiCn.
 His son, Junior, returned to Par is Sunday and leaves soon for the United States. Mrs. InSulI plans to join her husband at once in Ath- ems.
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ROOSEVELT DECIDES TO TOUR TIE SOUTH.
 BEGINS NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, With national general elections only one month away, campaigns have reached the boiling point. Reput- cd keen political observers claim to perceive an upward trend for Pres idert Hoover, while enthusiasm for Franklin D. Roosevelt is cbbtng.
 Hoovar's Des Mcines s D eech seemingly has made him votes while Eocsevelts coast to coast speaking tour lost him votes. How ever, the observers qualify, either can win.
 Today, Roosevelt confers with William Farley, Democratic Nat 1onal chairman. relative to Roose- velt's tour of the Southern States on which he will start one week from today.
 The Republican National Head quarters have launched an attack upon Jim Reed of Missouri because of his support and Stumping for the Democratic nominee.
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WILL NOW PAY

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Oct. 10, - Eight months ago George Krusoff, postmaster, absconded with close to $100,000. He was traced to the Hawaiian Islands, then back to the United States and yesterday was placed under arrest. He said he knew he was going to be removed from office so thought he would take enough money to tide him over.
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PILOT WATERWORTH IN

Pilot Jack Waterworth, hand some, popular and accommodating young Anchorage bird man." set tied down like feather on the To- cal airport Sunday afternoon fol- lowing a flight here to pick up Joe Wilson who was to be flown to Wasilla. Waterworth is a member of the Anchorage Star Air Service
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kHAK! SHIRTS OF
 AMERICA I5 NEWEST
 P0L|TICAL ORGANIZATION

CHICAGO, Oct. 10, The Khaki Shirts of America is the newest of political parties, announced Art Smith, national commander, Sat- urday.
 Patterned after the Nazis of Germany and the Black Shirts of Italy, Commander Smith said the organization has great plans for the coming election and the future in general
 within another week we will be actively organized in every state in the Union and we propose to put our men into every public office.
 We now have over 100000 members; every man or boy over 13 is eligible to join the Khaki Shirts of America.
 "We are not reds or commit nists nor are we radical in purpose.
 We intend to get a new deal for our country and will beat Hoover so bad that he will never aspire to run fer office again. Roosevelt is the lesser of two evils"
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V0NI GR0NAU FORCED
 DOWN IN HEAVY SEA

MANILA, P. |, Oct. 10, Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and his fly ing companions who are practical ly on the last leg of world flight, were forced down at sea Sunday at 9:37 a. m. between Rangoon and Singapore because of engine trou- ble.
 Wireless messages for help were received here and at Rangoon and Singapore.
 Later messages said they had taken off from the stormy sea at II a. m. but were down again.
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TRAIN DERAILED

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 10, A Southern Pacific train was derailed early Sunday morning in the Im- perial Valley; no casualties or in- jured were reported although the accident occurred while passengers were still asleep. The roadbed had caved in from recent rains and high water. Passengers were trans ferred and arrived here three hours late.
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DEMANDS REPORT BE
 STUDIED BY LEAGUE

TOXIC, Oct., 10,-Japan has pre- pared a document covering their activities in the new independant State of Manchukuo, which they demand the League of Nations must study and investigate at the same time that they take up the subject matter contained in the Lytton report.
 However, it is said, Japan has no intention of abandoning Man chukuo regardless what action the League pursues.
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S5TATE'S WITNESSES
 ESCAPE: FROM JAIL
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct, 10

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct, 10, - Two States witnesses, F. Drew and J. Walker, in the trial of the two penltentiary guards charged with the "sweat-box" murder. made their escape Sunday. Drew and Walker broke thru their cell floor to an unoccupied space below, ripped away old bars from a window, slipped out to freedom and vanished.
 The escape was discovered when G. Smith, a resident near the pri- son, heard dogs barking, and aroused the jailer.
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STOLE PAIR SHOES

CHICAGO, Oct: 10, - Joseph Campbell, 43, was arrested Satur- day charged with stealing a pair of shoes from hotel guest. Camp bell told the police the guest, R. A.. Wilson, refused to pay him 25c for shining the shoes; police arranged a compromise whereby the shoes were returned and Campbell got his quarter.
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RELIGIOUS SITUATION

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10, The ex- pulsion of the Papal delegate, Arch Bishop Leop0ldo Flores, from Mex ico, seemed to have quieted the re- ligious situation and there was no indication the president intended to move further or that he would carry out his threat to convert the churches into schools and factor ieS.
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DOG HERO BURIED

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10, The shell-shocked and gasged dog 'Marne," veteran of the World War, in which the Belgian police dog rescued many wounded, was buried here yesterday with full mil itary honors, The dog was 18-years old and belonged to Mrs. H. Nc Ginn.
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II BODIES RECOVERED

BAKERSFIELD, Calf, Oct, 10,- The body of Engineer A. H. Roth, of the locomotive which was dug up from under tons of mud in the Tehachapi Pass region last week, was recovered Sunday, bringing the total number of bodies recover ed from the results of the cloud burst to 14.
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THE SECRET IS OUT

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, With the arrival here yesterday of Admiral Lord Beatty from England, enter priSing reporters discovered that wearing his hat askew was not a natural characteristic but because, being subject to headaches, relief is found with his hat set rakishly on one side.
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HUNTER DROWNED

AKIAK, Oct, 10, Emil Liska, while on 9 duck hunt on the Kus- &okWinl, was drowned when his skiff Swamped. Three others with him narrowly averted a similar end. It is said the motor failed.
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YUKON SAILS NORTH

SEATTLE, Oct, 1O,-The SS. Yu- kon, of the A. s. S. Co.,, sailed Sat- urday with 32 passengers, the fol- lowing for Seward John J. Corey, Wnl. A. Newman, G. w. James, Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. w. H. Cannon, Owen and Janice Cannon, Mrs. A. s. WalkoWSki and Walter Turner.
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Th1 SCENE SHIFTS

MILAN, Italy, Oct. 10, The search for Samuel Insull, and son, shifted on Saturday from Spain to this city, while back in Chicago the Cook County grand jury met in solemn session to bring additional charges against the former fin ancial giant.
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F()llI bAL.L.

WasHipgton 0, Oregon o. TenAe$aee 20, No. Carolina 20. BroRn 13, Springfield 6. U. s. Naval Acad. 30, Wn. Lee 0. Nehraska 12, Iowa 6. Colot&do ', Utah Aggies 6. Gonzaga 20, Idaho ?. Ohio IT, Syracuse 12. Michigan 27, Purdue 6. Holy Gross 32, Maine 6. U. Mich. 15, Northwestern 6. Oklahoma q, U. of Kansas 6. Tulane 34, Georgia 25. Center 21, Pennsylvania T. Yale ', Chicago '.
 Purdue ?, Miami 0.
 Calf. 12, St. Mary's 12. So, Calf. 10, Ore. State 0. w. C. Army 13, U. of s. F. '. Stanford IA, Broncs 0. Chicago Bears l, Cardinals 1. "Red' Grange played half-back or the Bears.
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LOGGING CONVENTION

TACOMA, Oct, 1O,-This city, this week, will be host to the log gjng industry; manufacturers and logging camp officials from all over the Pacific Coast are here in at- tendance at their annual conven- ton.
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GOOD MAIL CARRIER

JUNEAU, Oct. 10, -Gov. G. A. Parks was handed a letter Satur- day by Miss Theo Francis from Gov. James Rolfe IT., of California. Miss Francis left Sacramento on March 19 and, with the exception oG short boat trip, Skagway to Juneau. walked the entire distance.
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Capt. Feirie Berger, of the fast mail ship MS Discoverer, left An chorage Saturday at midnight for the Port of Seward, via Iliamna and Way-ports.
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CHINA CIVIL WAR

SHANGHAI, Oct. 10, Because of continued internal and external warfare, the Chinese staple gov ernment is at the breaking point and complete collapse of the gov- ernment may come at any moment. Civil war threatens in numerous districts.
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TWO REMOVED

LOS ANGELES, Oct., 1O.-Goaled by the thought that discrimination ln obtaining work was being shown Earl Hulting, 37, shot and killed Fra n k Masthewson, of the U. P Commissary, then turned the eun on himself.
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OTTO KAHN IMPROVES

NEW YORK, Oct, 10, -Ot to Kahn's condition, which Saturday was considered grave, showed inn provement Sunday The wealthy patron of the arts was taken ill last week.
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ALLEGIANCE BROKEN

BERLIN, Oct. 10 Hitler, the Nazis leader, whose power has wan ed since the von Papen govern ment dissolved the Reichstag, has broken former strong ties with eX-Crown Prince Frederick be- cause of disagreement in govern mert support.
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RED DEMON" STRIKES

PORT TOWNSEND, Wn., Oct. TO-, Fire is licking through the magni- ficent stand of timber in the Olym- pic Peninsula district; 75 men are in the forest fighting the fire.
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HEAD HUNTERS

MANILA, P. l., Oct, 1O,-Twenty two constables were ambushed by head-hunting Moros and nine of them killed. Several were injured but made their escape.
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BURST INTO FLAMES

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 1O,-Claude CaVendlsh and two companions, narrowly CSC caped death Sunday when his yacht suddenly burst into flames, beyond the breakwater. The party was rescued by nearby boats.
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FRANCE AGREES

LONDON, Oct. 10, The French government notified Britain that It will send delegates to the Lon con 4-poWer conference to discuss the German arms problems. Ger many announced it's agreement to aCIend the meeting last week.
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UNKNOWN CAUSE

SEATTLE, Oct. 10, While away in Portland on business, the resi- dence of Senator W. w. Connors, on Queen Ann Hill, burned to the ground. The fire was from an un- determined origin.
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LOOK BEFORE LEAP

TIA JUANA, Oct, 10, Persons contemplating marriages hereafter in this city, want to be certain they are not foreigners, for. marriages here now conform with interna- tiOnal civil laws.
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Pilot Oscar WincheII, of the Mo Gee Airways, is due to arrive from Anchorage Tuesday or Wednesday, according to Sundays report.
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COOLIDGE TALKS TONITE

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, Calvin Coolidge will make a public ad- dress tonight; 9 campaign speech for President Hoover.
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TENDE2S RESIGNATION

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 10, Car los Ibane2 presented his irrevoca- hle resignation as Chilean Ambas- gadOr to Argentina.
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The SS Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Company, en- route to the Port of Seward from Seattle, is due to arrive Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock.
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HAS A NEW PLAN

sTRASS8URG, France, Oct, 10, The French government will pre- sent 3 new plan for disarmament at the Geneva Peace Conference, it was officially announced yester- day.
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VOTE GETTING SCHEME

WASHINGTON, D. O., oct. 10, = Senator Wagner charged the ad- 1ninistration with formulating the Finance Reconstruction Corpora tion for one purpose only, that of obtaining votes for Fcover in the November election.
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CHOICE NARROWS DOWN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10, - President Hoover's choice of which city in Ohio to speak, has narrowed do" nto three; Cleveland, Toledo or Cincin2ttt.
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ROBBIE SIGNS CONTRACT

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10, Robbie Jones signed a five-year contract to produce a series of golf moving pictures.
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CRAF ON ROUTINE HOP

BERLIN, Oct, 10, The Graf Zeppelin left Sunday enroute on a scheduled flight to Buenos Aires, $. A., carrying 12 passengers.
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TELEGRAPH IDENTITIES
RIOTYNG IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Oct. 10, Communists and Nazis forces clashed here on Sunday and before police broke Up the fighting, nine were injured.
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HINES WON RACE

YAKIMA, Wn., Oct, 10, Arthur Hines. r2NoneUy famous automo- bile racer, won the main event in Sundays races and a purse of $5,- coo.
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TELEGRAPH BREvTIES.
SOUTHWEST STORMS

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 10, From all parts of the Southwest come re- ports of storms causing consid- erable damage. Two inches of rain feel here within an hour flooding main streets. At Tucson flood con- ditiOnS also prevailed.
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BRAWLEY, Calif, oct. 10, "A heavy earthquake shook this town Sunday, together with a torrent of rain and bowling winds.
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NOTICE

The Bridge Club will meet Tues day afternoon at 1::30 at the home of Mrs. P. c. McMullen.
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Interior temperatures averaged between 34 and 45 above last week.
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TOWN SHAKEN BY QUAKE

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-05
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
r. r. Bietz, Pastor.
Saturday. Feb, 6.

r. r. BietZ, Pastor.
Saturday, Feb. s.
Teachers meeting 100 p. m.
All officers, teachers, supply teach
crs, and members of the training class
should attend
Sabbath School 200 p. m.
Mission study, advancing in South
Chekiang.'
Lesson review, Seeking Eternal
Life: Seeking Honor"
Lesson study, The Great Com
mandment" Mark 12:28-44
THE Sabbath school is a Bible
school adapted by its form Of organ
ization to impart spiritual instruction
to the entire church.
Preaching service 800 p. m
abide With Me"-Mrs. r. r.
Bietz.
Come Thou Almighty King''-Con-
gregation.
F., Announcements.
Offering: Church expense).
| THE Call for ReaperS" Congrega-
ton.
| Home Mission program.
Conservation service.
Congregation.
Benediction.
Wednesday Feb. 10:
| 8:00-9:O0- Bible study and prayer.
!, 9:OO-1O 90 Choir practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
VIRGINIA BUDGET
READY FOR SENATE
S1,5OO,OO0 zation
Fund Stricken From Bill at
PoIIard's Request.
BY q STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan correspondent OF Inc star.
RICHMOND, Va. March 3.-In view
of the fact that Gov. Pollard had as
serted that passage of such a meas
ure would necessitate the calling of an
extra session of the General Assembly
Senator E. E. Holland Of Suffolk yes
terday withdrew his amendment to the
budget bill eliminating the S1,500.000
equalization fund for schools and pro-
viding for distribution of the fund to
the counties on the oasis of school
population for real estate relief.
Upon learning of the Governors
stand on the matter Senator w. A.
Garrett, chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee, had announced
that the committee would rescind its
action today.
As a result of this action the budget
bill was to appear on the floor of the
Senate today in practically the same
form in which it was originally intro
duced, the Senate Finance Committee
having restored most of the salary and
appropriation cuts that were made by
the House when the measure was passed
by that body last week.
The bill was to be taken up by the
Senate today as special order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
BUSINESS MEN MEET

Members Of the Central Seventh
Street Business Mems Association will
participate in a combined business
meeting and stag tonight at the
Raleigh, opening with dinner at $40
o'clock.
The entertainment, to follow a bl,si-
ness meeting, Is under the direction Of
Miss Edith Reed.
Sylvan King is president of the eroup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
PARENT.TEACHERS MOVE
TO REFLECT PRESIDENT
Sacramento, Calf, Woman Nom
inated-Mrs. Charles Williams of
Capital Named for Vice Presidency.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 3-Mrs.
Hugh Bradford Of Sacramento, Calf,
., was nominated for reelection yesterday
as president of the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers.
The Nomination Committee an
nounced the slate of officers to be voted
upon at the Minneapolis convention in
! MAY for two-year terms. Nomination
heretofore has been equivalent to cleo
ton.
The slate follows: For vice presidents,
Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, Winnetka III. ;
Mrs F. M Homer, Auburn, N. Y; Mrs.
| j. Sherman Brown, Littleton, Colo.
Mrs. ]. K. Pettengill, Lansing, Mich,
secretary last year; Mrs. Charles Will
liams, Washington; Mrs. B. c. Hopkins,
Des Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Herman
Ferger, Chattanooga. Mrs. C. H.
Thorpe, Little Rock, was nominated as
secretary and Mrs. B. I. Elliott, Port
land, Greg, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03

giveness comes from the verb to cover
and God covers human sin. God for
gives not because He was angry, but
now Is pacif1ed; rather because He loves
us, and it is His nature to have mercy"
The bishop said forgiveness helps
men ito be not what they might have
been, but what they might yet become :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
TAK0MA PARK RESIDENT
HELD ON CHECK CHARGE
FL. H. Cheatham, Arrested in Rich
mond, Va, Was Brought Back
by Police Yesterday.

BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
TAKOMA PARK, Md, March s.
Charged with forgery in connection
with two checks he is alleged to have
cashed here, H H. Cheatham of Takoma
Park, arrested in Richmond, Va, was
brought back here yesterday by Sergt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
ANAL YES FORGIVENESS
Bishop Coadjutor of West Virgins
Speaks at Epiphany Church.

Forgiveness cannot be bought, Right
Rev. Robert E. L. Strider, Bishop Co
adjutor Of West Virginia, declared yes
terday in Lenten services at the Church
of the Epiphany.
forgiveness is a personal relation
between the Heavenly Father and his
children" Bishop Strider said. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03

Earl Burdine of Montgomery County
police
Cheatham, according to Burdine, left
Maryland after cashing the checks and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03

was working in Richmond as a radio
salesman. Police there arrested him on
information furnished by Burdine. His
bond has been set at $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03

Construction of the government steel
plant at Pretoria, South Africa, Is be-
ing rushed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03

A%Jnha Foster has
interviewed over
~ 2,6oo beauty ex.
pertsinthepdsttsUo
years. She attends beauty
conventions; is in and oxe
ofmartrestanrants.elnbs,
theatres. Her information
on beauty subjects is as-
thentic. 1t deserves your
careful reading
Evening star., 1932-08-20
CAPITAL PASTOR
WILL CLOSE TOUR
Rev. Russell J. Clinchy to Return
Home After Address Tomorrow
at New Bedford, Mass.

Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, minister Of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, will tomorrow morning fill his
final pulpit engagement before return
ing to Washington, when he will be the
guest preacher at the union service of
all the Protestant churches in New
Bedford, Mass. He will speak on The
God of the Modern Universe"
Following his return Rev. Mr.. Clinchy
will deliver the sermon at the union
Summer service of All Souls Unitarian,
Mount Pleasant Congregational and the
National Memorial Universalist in the
latter church September 4. During the
succeeding two weeks he will have a
series of conferences with the officers
of the Mount Pleasant church organi-
cations in preparation for beginning the
new church year, which will open Sep
tember 18.
Members Of the Mount Pleasant
church will worship in the union serv-
ices att the Memorial Universalist
Church tomorrow morning and on the
following three Sundays.
Evening star., 1932-08-20
MT. BETHEL GROUP
! TO MEET TUESDAY
Annual Session Will Be Held
! In Tenth Street Baptist
Church Next Week.

The sixty-seventh annual session Of
the Mount Bethel Association of Wash
ington, Maryland and Virginia will meet
in the Tenth Street Baptist Church,
Tenth and r streets. next Tuesday. DR..
Alexander Wilbanks is pastor of the
church and moderator of the associ-
alton.
The Mount Bethel is one of the largest
associations in the United States. The
moderator will call the association to
order at II am. after brief devotional.
The address of welcome en- behalf Of
the Tenth Street Church will be made
by Mrs. Sophia johnson Walls. The
response to the welcome address will be
by one of the members of the associa-
ton. Maj. P. A. Hogdenson, Engineer
Commissioner of the District of Colum-
bia. will welcome the association on be-
half of the citizens Of Washington Col.
West A. Hamilton, reserve officer in the
United States Army; DR.. P. G. Murray,
assistant pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church. DR.. r. w. Brooks, pastor of
Lincoln Temple Congregational Church
and president of the Interdenomina-
tional Alliance of Washington and
Vicinity will be among the other
speakers.
The association will be in session four
days. The women's convention of the
association, Mrs. Lulu Scott Richardson
president, will meet in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, r street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, DR.. E.
G. Smith, pastor.
Evening star., 1932-08-20
LYNCHBURG, VA, PASTOR
TO PREACH HERE AGAIN
DR.. T. Claggett Skinner to Occupy
Pulpit at National Baptist
Memorial Tomorrow.

DR.. T. Claggett Skinner, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Lynchburg, Va,
again will occupy the pulpit at the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial tomorrow,
speaking in the morning on THE Law
of the Threshold" and in the evening
on "fhe Dimensions of Love-"
The Bible school will meet at $50
am. and the young people at 6:45 pm.
The midweek service will be held
Thursday evening and will be in charge
of the young people.