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Evening star., 1932-02-20
Y. w. C.. A. News

The closing lecture In the series THE
March of Christianity Around the
World" will be given at the Central Y.
M. C. A. tomorrow at 4 O'Clock. The
subject of the address will be He
Lives" This will be given by Louis B.
Nichols, associate religious work direc-
tor of the Y. M. C. A. The meeting
will be in charge Of the Phi Gamma
Kappa Glass OF Metropolitan Baptist
Church, of which Miss Frances L. Gus
cheWsky Is the teacher. The president
of the class, William B. Everett, will
preside. There will be special musical
numbers by Arthur Kettner of the class
THE Hour Of Trial" and "The Living
Christ" moving. pictures, will illustrate
the address. The scenes in the upper
room on the evening Of the Passover
will be shown, also the betrayal in
Gethsemahe, the trial before PLATE, and
the Crucifixion. The closing picture
will describe the scene on Easter morn
ing.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director of the Y. M. c. A., will deliver
an illustrated lecture on the Passion
Play Of Oberammergau tomorrow aft
ernoon at the Y. M. c. A. in Whining
ton, Del.
J. J. King, head master Of Woodward
School. will teach the adult class of
Foundry M. E. Church tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
TO DISCUSS
"AMERICAN DREAM
DR.. A. J. Mccartney to Observe
Bicentennial in Covenant First
Presbyterian Church.

At services in celebration Of the OPEN
ing OF the Bicentennial tomorrow
morning at the Covenant-First Presbv
terian Church. DR.. A. J. Mccartney
will take as his subject The American
Dream" There is a special musical
program.
The All Corners mems class will be
addressed tomorrow morning by DR..
w. Sinclair Bowen on The Imitation
OF Christ" the class will have
''hcbby social in the 0lapel Friday
night. DR.. Lyman Sexal, prominent
specialist. will speak On "Avocations as
an Avenue to Personality and Char
acter Building
The Shakespeare Club will meet in
the church house, Wednesday at pm
A program on The Merchant OF
Venice" has been prepared.
Huston Thompson will speak Sunday
evening to the Covenant Fellowship
Club at 7 o'clock on The Religious Life
of George Washington"
The Sadler Missionary League will
meet Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. ]. C. Beveridge, Jr., 2460 TunlaN
road
Evening star., 1932-02-20
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
TO CONDUCT SERVICE
Illinois Superintendent of Public
Instruction to Speak at
Calvary Methodist.

The mems Bible class will have
charge of the evening service, beginning
ct 8 o'clock. at the Calvary Methodist
Church. DR.. Francis G. Blair. State
superintendent Of public instruction of
Illinois, will make the address. E. M.
Webster will read the Scripture and
H. G. Taylor will offer the prayer. Miss
Constance Russell will give special Sc
lections on the piano The subject Of
DR.. Blairs address will be The Face
at Our Window"
DR. Mark Depp. minister. will preach
in the morning on "Olfr Open Doors"
At 10 O'Clock DR.. Paul T. Rankin Of
the Board of Education OF Detroit will
address the mems Bible class his sub
iect dealing with some phase Of char
acter education. in which field he has
spent several years of research.
The Young Peoples meeting, at 7pm.,
will be in charge of Miss Mary Lesta
Wakeman.
The Lenten devotional service is held
on Thursday in the Guild Hall The
minister will give an address in the
series The Parables of Passion Week"
Clifton Moore, tenor. will sing.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
WASHINGTON'S KIN
WILL SING MASS
Son of Man Born at Mount Vernon
to Be Celebrant at Legions
Service.

Rev. Richard Blackburn Washington,
great -grandnepheW OF Gen. George
Washing ton. whose father was born at
Mount Vernon. will be celebrant at the
solemn military mass at the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception on Mon
day. under the auspices Of the District
Of Columbia Department Of the Ameri-
can Legion This service is the second
annual observance by the department
OF Washinstons birthday.
Rev. Francis J. Hurney, pastor OF the
church and chaplain of the Costello
Post and past departmental chaplain
Of the Legion. will preside. Assisting
Father Washington will be Chaplain
Joseph Koch, U. S. A., and Chaplain
Vincent GorSki of the Quantico Ma
rines, acting as deacon and subdeacon,
respectively.
Very Rev. Ignatlus Smith. Domini-
can preacher, will deliver the address.
A special detail Of Marines from the
Washington barracks will act as guard
of honor during the mass.
Miss Florence Yocum and Miss katn-
ryn Bowers, soloists, assisted by the
Immaculate Conception Choir and the
Boys Sanctuary Choir, under the dl-
rection OF Prof Harry Wheaton How
ard, organist. will sing the mass. They
will be accompanied by strinsed Or
chestra The service will be broadcast
over Station VOL.
Evening star., 1932-02-20

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning DR.. John Compton
Ball will begin a series of evangelistic
services to continue through March 49,.
He will be assisted by the California
Evangelists, Misses Amy Lee Stockton
and Rita Gould. A special communion
service win be held tomorrow morning
and Miss Stockton will speak on The
Communion Table-Place and Remem-
brance." Miss Gould will sing. At the
evening service Miss Stockton will have
for her subject The Man Who Will
Never Occupy the Presidents Chair"
An evangelistic patriotic meeting will
be held Monday evening The girls Of
the World Wide Guild will carry the
church flag to the pulpit platform Miss
Stockton will speak on Washington
Under Two Flags" Following are the
topics for the rest OF the week: Tuesday
night, The Charge That Makes Victory
Certain: Wednesday night. Your Daily
Newspaper in the Light of the Proph-
ecy of the Second Coming of Christ"
Thursday night. Has Your Bank
Failed?" and Friday night, Your Su-
preme Moment"
At every service Miss Gould will play
special solos on the vibra harp.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
CHURCH OBSERVES
10th ANNIVERSARY
Gov. John Garland Pollard to
Deliver Address T0m0r-
row Morning.

Gov. John Garland Pollard of Vir-
ginia will be the speaker tomorrow
morning in connection with the one
hundred and thirtieth anniversary OF
the founding of the First Baptist
Church Of this city. He will speak on
Virginia and Religious Liberty The
anniversary services, which will be held
at IL O'Clock and at 3 o'clock tomorrow
and on each succeeding five Sundays
and on the intervening Thursday eve
ming. will portray numerous features in
the history and development of the
church
Al the afternoon service tomorrow
Bishop William Fraser Mcdowell of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will rep
resent the other evangelical churches
in the District of Columbia, with pas
tors and members of the other churches
in attendance at the exercises. Bishop
Mcdowell will speak on The Spirit OF
Christ in the Life of the Republic"
Historical tableaux of scenes in the
history Of the church will be given at
8 o'clock Thursday evening. These will
center around some of the outstanding
figures who have taken an active part
in the founding and development OF
the church. including Rev. William
Parkinson and Obadiah B. Brown, who
assisted at its founding in 1902, and
Luther Rice famous missionary and
preacher and a leader in the organl-
zation of Columbian college. These
tableauX. which will be presented under
the direction of Miss Lena G. Parks.
were prepared by Mrs. Samuel J. Por-
ter. wife of the p,stor
Prominent speakers and interesting
programs will feature the succeeding
anniversary services, with a special
assembly" and roll call of the &c
Baptist churches the afternoon of
February 20. At that meeting ielici-
tations will be brought from President
Hoover by Walter H. Newton, one of
the Presidents secretaries. This serv-
ice, which will be presided over by w.
w. Everett, moderator Of the Columbia
Association Of Baptist Churches, will
be in the nature of the daughters
honoring their mother" On the fol-
lowing Sunday afternoon there will be
special assembly" end roll call of the
86 colored Baptist churches in Wash
ington. Felicitations will be extended
by DR.. w. H. Jernagin. pastor of the
Mount Carmel Church and former
moderator of the General Baptist Con-
vention Of the District of Columbia
with the address of the afternoon by
DR.. Walter H. Brooks. pastor of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
DR.. Porter will. speak Sunday morn
ing. February 90 on The Religious
Undertone in the Lite Of Washington
The anniversary services will come to
q close on the afternoon of March 20
with an address to the Columbia Fed
Grafton of tie B. Y. P. U. by Rev. w.
J. McGlothlin. president of the South
ern Baptist Convention. on The Bap-
tist leadership of the Future"
Evening star., 1932-02-20
WASHINGTON SPIRIT
WILL Be DISCUSSED
DR.. Rasmussen Selects Spe-
ciaI Topic in Luther
Place Church.

"The Spirit of Washington will be
the theme of DR.. Carl C. Rasmussen's
sermon tomorrow at IL o'clock III
Luther Place Church. The second In
series of Lenten sermons on The
Sins That Crucified Christ" will be
given at o'clock pm, when he Will
preach on Greed"
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will discuss Desirable Qualities
in National Leaders" under the leader
ship of Al Toberman. The Inter
mediate Society will be led by Miss
Mary Fowler in the study OF ''Whaf
Qualities Made Washington Create"
The devotional meeting will be pre-
ceded tomorrow night by buffet SIP
per at $50 O'Clock, to which all young
people are invited.
The mission study class OF the Wom-
ems Missionary Society will meet In
the church parlors Thursday at 5 pm
The study period will continue from 3
to $50 O'Clock, with recess Of one
hour for supper, the study to continue
at 730 o'clock
The second of the series Of union
Lutheran Lenten services will be held
Monday evening in Reformation Lu-
theran Church The sermon will be
presented by Dr. o. F. Blackvelder,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church Of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
SEMINARY LEADER
TO GIVE SERMON
Rev. J. A. Mitchell to Preach
at Rock Creek Episcopal
Tomorrow.

Rev. James A. Mitchell of the Theo-
logical Seminary, Alexandra, Va, will
preach at Rock Greek Episcopal Church,
Rock Creek Church road at Webster
street, tomorrow at IL O'Clock. He will
also be the speaker at church school
services at $50 am. At 3 pm. Dr.
Franklin j. Bohanan, rector, will deliver
his fifth informal lecture on church
history and teachings. The other serv-
ices tomorrow include corporate molly
communion Of the Brotherhood OF 81
Andrew at $50 am, and young Peo-
pies Society at 7 pm.
Dr.. z. B. Phillips, rector OF Epiphany
Church, will be Lenten preacher at the
8 o'clock services wednesday evening
The parish organization, directed by
Walter B. Patterson, senior warden, are
planning participation in the Washing
ton Bicentennial celebration. The Mems
Club will plant a larch on the church
lawn to replace the historic tree lost In
the drought two years ago.
There will be holy communion Thurs
day at 9 am, and special children's
service at $3.50 pm.
The Girls Friendly Society will meet
at 7:30 pm. Monday and at $50 pm
Friday under leadership Of Miss Sadie
Carlisle and Miss Mary Boyden. The
senior chapter of the Brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew will meet in the parish offlce
at 8 pm. Tuesday The Woman's Aux
iliarv meets at noon Wednesday. There
will be meeting Of the Boy Scouts at
730 pm on Friday.
Holy Comforter Chapel, STA Georgia
avenue. Rev. William l.. Mayo. minister
in-charge. viii! hold a short evening
prayer service with address every Tues
day at 730 pm. during Lent The ad-
dresses will consist of studies from the
book Of Job. The chapel will also have
a celebration Of holy communion at 10
am. every Friday during the Lenten
season
Evening star., 1932-02-20
"POWER OF GOODNESS"
SELECTED FOR SERMON
Rev. Clifford H. Jope Will Preach
at Ninth Street Christian
Church.

At the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow morning: the pastor, Rev.
Clifford H. Jope. has chosen for his
morning subject, THE Power of Godli-
ness" This will be the third sermon
of the Loyalty Month program of the
church. At this service roll CALI of
the membership is taken. At the
evening service the Masonic Clubs of
the District of Columbia will be the
guests and the Masonic Glee Club will
sing. The Spirit of '76 will be pro-
trayed in tableau by Elmer Whitney.
George Reynolds and Lowell Keagy.
Doris Isbell will present the American
Flag and the church school orchestra
will render selections preceding the
service
The Thursday evening service will be
sponsored by the Alpha Christian En-
deavor Society.
The Lydia class will be entertained
Friday evening at the home of their
teacher, A. G. Bishop, STA Sixteenth
street. and the Adah class will present
the play RIP Van Winkle.'
Evening star., 1932-02-20

A Nationwide revival crusade, under
the auspices of the Full Gospel Taber-
nacle. have been arranged by the pas
ter. Rev. Harry L. Collier. who will be
assisted by Rev. Watson Argue and his
wife, Mrs. Hazel Argue. The services
will begin tomorrow night at the
Masonic Auditorium, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue.
A special Christian patriotic service
will be held Monday night, in honor of
the Bicenternial celebration CT Wash
ington's birth. Services will be held in
the auditorium every night. except
Satur days. at 7:45 O'Clock, and at the
tabernacle Sundays, at II am. The
Sunday school will also meet in the
at $50 am Due to prior
engagement in the auditorium, the
Wednesday night service will be held
next week at the tabernacle also.
A divine healing service will be held
every Thursday night for the sick. A
special young peoples service will be
held every Fridaynight. Beginning March
2. the Wednesday night service will
oe broadcast over WJSV. from $50
to pm. A revival choir and orchestra
will assist in the music.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
BR0OKHART TO TALK
Senator to Make Address at Trinity
M. E. Church.

Senator Smith w Brookhart Of
Iowa will speak at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow at o'clock
on George Washington.
The church school will cooperate
with the Washington Bicenternial
Committee. and have special exercises
commemorative OF Washington. at
$50 am. The Epworth League at 7
pm. will be addressed by Miss Dixie
Barekman. Subject: George Washing
ton" At II am. DR. Dan L. Ennis. the
minister. will speak on God and the
Nation" Special music will be fur
nished by the quartet and chorus
choir. under the direction of Guy
Skinner. The. organist is Miss Emma
Louise Thompson
Evening star., 1932-02-20
W. |. SMALLEY TO SPEAK
To Address Potomac Heights Com
munity Church.

At the Potomac Heights Community
Church tomorrow at l1:l5 am. Walter
l. Smallev, director of worship. adult
division. Mount Vernon M. E. Church
South, will speak on The Religious
Life of George Washington
Mrs Elizabeth Murray. hospital
worker of the Washington Federation
Of Churches will speak at pm. at the
Christian Endeavor meeting. The pastor
Rev. L. B. Rice. has announced the
formation Of young peoples class for
admission to church membership at
Easter
The Randall Bible class will hold its
monthly social and business meeting
Wednesday evening. Program of enter
tainment will be furnished by the
Potomac Highlanders, musical organ
ization.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
EVANGELIST TO END
CRUSADE TOMORROW
Ideal Church to Be Subject of
Morning Service at Petworth
Methodist Episcopal.

DR.. p Raymond Powers. evangelist.
will conclude a three weeks crusade
at Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church, Grant Circle, with two SER
mons tomorrow. His morning subject
will be The Ideal Church" and in the
evening The Cry of the wilderness
Voice" Sunday school is at $50 am,
mems Bible class at 10 O'Clock, EpWorth
and intermediate Leagues at $50 pm.
The PRAYER service Thursday evening
will be followed by reception to the
new members who will unite with the
church Rmorrow and next Sunday.
Rev. P. y L. Hitler is chairman of the
Attendance Committee and the pastor,
Rev. Robert L. Wood, will conduct the
service
The Philathea Class will meet Tues
day at p m at the home OF Mrs F. r.
Young. 6225 First street, with Miss
Kate Hanson as hostess.
A musical comedy. sally Of the
Music Store" will be presented Friday
evening by the In His Name Circle for
the benefit of the Swartzell Home for
Children.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
Rev. H. NJ. B. Jones to Preach.

Rev. H. M. B. Jones will conduct
the services at the Second Baptist
Church. Fourth and Virginia avenue
southeast, tomorrow morning with his
subject, 200 Years Ago" The evening
service subject is Gods .Curfew" B. Y.
F. U. 6:45 pm
Evening star., 1932-02-20
CLASS TO HEAR GRID STAR
Glen Wagner to Address Men at
GEORGETOWN Lutheran.

Jesus Christ Is in Washington, will
be the subject tomorrow at II am. IN
Georgetown Lutheran Church, Rev.
Harold E. Beatty. pastor. Glen Wagner,
former University of Illinois foot ball
star, and teammate of the great Red
Grange. will address the mems Bible
class at $50 am. Senior Christian
Endeavor Society meets at pm.
The Protestant Churches OF George
town will unite in the George wash
ington Bicentennial celebration in St.
Johns EPISCOPAL Church at pm. The
address will be delivered by DR.. James
Shera MONTGOMERY. Union Lutheran
Lenten services will be held Monday at
8p.r1 in the Church of the Reforma-
ton. Speaker, DR.. o. F. Blackwelder
of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
OUR INHERlTANCE,' TOPIC
Lincoln Road NJ. f. to Mark Birth
of Washington.

"Our Inheritance" is the topic of
Rev. Walter F. Atkinson tomorrow
morning at the Lincoln Road Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. There will be
special music by the choirs.
The birthday anniversary of George
washington will be observed at pm.
in charge of the Hitler Glass, There
will be special music by the choirs. A
special feature will be the Joash Chest.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
PHILIP MA0RO TO SPEAK
Centennial Baptist Church to Hear
Him Tomorrow

Him TOmorr0W.
Philip Mauro will be the guest
speaker at Centennial Baptist Church
tomorrow night. His subject is The
Greatest Event in History-The Second
Coming of Christi"
Rev. E. Hez Sven. the pastor. will
preach at the morning service on
Christians Are Always in Sight Sum
day school, $50 am; B. Y. P. u,
pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-20
HrRahytRrtatt
EASTERN

Md. Ave and Sixth st. NE.
Rev. Alfred E. Barrows. ID. D., Pastor
am.-"wASHINGToN A FRIEND
OF GOD"
$50 am-Bible School
TOO nc T. Meetings
745 m-''THE THRALLDOM OF
THINGS"
runpr-S
Evening star., 1932-02-20

CHEVY CHASE
Cherry Chase Circle
Rev. J. Hillman Hollister, ID. D.. Minister.
am.-Church School
am-Women's Blble Class. Rev.
Charles L. Carhart leader.
e:45 a.m.-Se Tor Department OF
Church School.
70: 90 m.-The Clyde Kelly Mems
Bible Glass
II 90 sm-Morning Worship Subject:
"America's Birthright."
80 pm-Fireside Group Meeting at
the hcme of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Simpson, 1905 Conn.
ave.
Z 30 m.-Older Young People S Group.
8 90 m.-Union Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-02
Republicans Compromising
 On Platform
GRAND LIST OF ALL THE TOWNS
 IN THIS STATE
Tax Commissioner Blodgett Makes Report-Shows Increase Over l93O- Waterbury Increased

Hartford, Conn, June 2-UP)- The total grand list of the l69 towns of Connecticut for 1881 was reported by State Tax Commission CT William l.. Blodgett to-day az $3,l51. 1.269, ,S37--an increase of $SG2,208 over the 1880 grand list.
 The rate of growth in amount U taxable property which was re. corded through the assessors ofiiccs in the various towns is the smallest since 1901. Blodgett re- ported./fn 1901 there was gen. cral decrcaSe in local assessments due chiefly to legislation removing certain property from the taxable list.
 The figures released to-day In. clude alterations by boards of re- lief and show that while Fairfield. New Haven and Litchheld counties show increases, substantial de. crenses were noted In Windham New London. Hartford. Middlescx and Holland counties.
 Fairfield county showed the largest increase. expanding from $op1,2SI.337 to s003.G23, ,l04-ar increase of $2.341.7G7. A year ago Fairfield showed an increase of ap- proxjmately $95,000.000.
 New Haven county increased 1t. grand list $1.928,273 to $873.S34, 513. The increase year ago wa, $20,000,000 greater. Litchfelt county's Increase was $1.806.074. | fContinued on Page 2)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-02
WOMAN GOES THE BONDS FOR MEN
 CAUGHT IN RAID
Edward Bangoli and James OrsinO Were Ar. rested Yesterday in Spectacular Raid Near Fulton Park

When Edward Bangoli. 27, of SIS South Main street and John Orsino, 23, of A Meadow street were arraigned in police court to- day on the charge of manufactur- ing and keeping liquor with intent to sell Q request for a continuance until Saturday morning was made. Judge T. V. Meyer granted the petition and then came the sur prise feature of the case. A woman who gave her name as Curlotta Vaugolino appeared in the role of bondsman. She was prepared to surrender receipts for substantial postal savings. She also had two bank books with certified state- ments of their genunieness and on presenting q bank order for $2.000 cash the two men were released.
 BangolI and Orsino were arrested shortly before noon yesterday when Patrolmen Daniel J. Carson. Fred Hickey and Patrick Moylan of the emergency squad raided a one-famiiy house at 128 Green wood avenue and in addition 10 making the two arrests, seized q bO0-gallon still. three big vats. q cooling system and other equip menft. The still was located in the basement and its pipes extend cd through the flooring of the first and second floors to q blind attic. It was q splendid layout.
 Neither of the accused will yet admit ownership. The still was percolating when the police made their unexpected call. The location of the apparatus in very respect able looking dwelling within q few yards of Fulton Park was big surprise to many of the residents of that section of the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-02
HELEN WILLS IN
 THE FINALS OF
 FRENCH TENNIS
She Defeated HiIda Krah- winkel of Germany To- day 6-3 and lO-8- Helen Jacobs Beaten

Auteuil. France, June GU. P)--Mrs Helen Wills Moody of California reached the finals of the French tennis championship. Wu- mems Singles to-day by defeating Fraulein Hilda Krahwinkel of Ger many. 6-3. 10-S. Meanwhile Helen Jacobs. also of California, lost out in the quarter-finals to Mime Rene Mathleu of France, 6-4. 6-4.
 Just as she did yesterday while playing Mile Colctte Payot of Swift zerland Mrs Moody nearly lost q set. Against Mile Payot Mrs Moody was In danger because she did not exert herself. To-day. however, the amazing retrieves of the tall Ger man girl plainly Mustered the No 1 American player.
 Mrs Moody then began 10 over drive and double fault, until Frau lcin Krahwinkel had set point in tho 14th game. Mrs Moody stcadicd and broke up her rivals bascline defense with quick breaking drop shots and well played cross-court drives,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-02
Tax Bill Disputes Y Growing Warmer As
 Decision Is Near
Ten Per Cent Cut in Sal. aries and Pay of Govt Employees Was One Argument III lover Sends His Forces, to
 Beat Garner
By LYLE (. WILSON

United Press Stan Correspondent
 Washington. June 2--tUP) --Th. senate was spinning into shnrt. dispute over economy today whils. It's conferees met with those of ths house to speed the $l,11G 900. .00 tax bill to final enactment.
 The senate was aroused by .i economy committees proposal u apply ten per cent salary reduc ton right down the line from cabinet officers and congressm to stenographers and charwomen About $122.OOO. .O00 would be savor by such Il cut. This Is more tl,nn half of the $238, ca. .OO0 of saving in the measure. which supp 'emepts the tax bill to balance the budg, [
 Considerable sentiment was de- veloping for n graduated salary cut taking more than 10 per cent oft the big salaries and very little from the $G00-a-yenr charwomen. Others wanted to follow the example of the house and reduce on'y about 5000. 900. Champions of the n;lt 10 per cent cut insisted it was lhe only feasible way of making th. requisite saving.
 Protests raging around the pay cut will be outdone by the light developing to protect the $I.OO0. 00O,000 war veterans appropria. aion. The economy committee rec. commended Il reduction Of $48.. O00.000. Thls touches delicate DO. litical nerves.
 The tax bill conferees, meeting In secret. had before them the re. venue bill as passed by the senate and by the house. Under congres. sional rules. the items are Inter-
 tContipued on Page 2)