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The Washington times., 1932-09-13
r. F. C. Loan Sought
For Hudson Tunnel

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 0N.SJ.
A $75, ,000,000 loan will be asked of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration today on behalf of the
New York Port Authority to enable
immediate construction work on
the proposed Hudson River mid
town tunnel between Manhattan
and Weehawken, N. j.
Doesn't Know Facts
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Supreme Court Plea
Is Filed By Luke Lea

Luke Lea, Tennessee publisher;
Luke Lea, jr., and Wallace B
Davis yesterday filed an appeal
with the Supreme Court for re.
view of their conviction of obtain
ing funds fraudulently from the
Central Bank and Trust Com,
pany of Asheville, N. C.
Davis, former president of the
bank, also appealed from sep,
arate conviction of making a
false statement of the bank S
condition,
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
France Can Hold Up
Debts, SQuS Rerenqer

PARIS, Sept. 13 QN.SD .
france has the full right on her
own responsibility under the Mel
lon-Berenger agreement to de-
clare a three-year moratorium on
payments of the principal on her
debts to the United States. Sena-
tor Henry Berenger, Co-author Of
the debt-settlement, said today.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
CERMAK DUE IN N. Y.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 GN.S0.
A group of Chicago officials and
political leaders gathered here
today to extend a welcome to
Mayor Anton j. Cermak, Chi
cago, on his arrival tonight from
Europe,
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
GGrbO DisdppOints
SUediSh Movie Fans

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 13 G.N.SD .
Thousands of residents here wore
long faces today because of
Greta Garbo's failure to attend
the premiere at the Palladium
Theater Of Susan Lennox," mo-
ton picture in which she starred.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
DARNESTOWN PLAY

The Jamestown Woman's Club
will present That's One on Bill"
tonight at $40 o'clock at the
Darnestown School instead of at
Damascus, as had been previous
ly announced,
The Washington times., 1932-09-13

THOMAS F. DWYER
COMMISSIONER of markets
of New York at $4,000 a year
who has been removed by
Mayor Mckee. Photo by Inter
national News Photographic
Service.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13

Don't look for For Rent" signs
consult the vacancies advertised daily
In the Rental Columns Of the Classi.
fled section.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
REVIVAL CRUSADE
SET FOR CAPITAL
Nationally Known Evangelists to
Lead Full Gospel Tabernacle
Drive for Bicentennial.

The plans for the National Revival
Crusade to begin February 81 and con-
tinue during the Bicentennial Celebra-
ton. will be announced tomorrow by
Rev. Harry L. Collier at the Full Cos
pei Tabernacle North Capitol and K
streets. A number CT nationally known
eyangelists are coming to assist in this
religious effort.
The Masonic Temple Auditorium has
been secured for the crusade and Serv-
ices will be conducted there nightly ex-
cept Saturdays for some months.
The pastor will preach at the taber-
nacle tomorrow at II am, on Filled
Hands" and at 730 pm. at the evan
gelistic service. on Times Of Refresh
ing Congregational singing and
special musical numbers feature the
evening service. The Sunday school
membership contest opens at $50 am
The Young Crusaders meet at $50 o.m
Services for the week are; Prayer
Tuesday, o'clock. and Friday. 7:45
pm; radio gospel hour. Wednesday
1880 to ll:lO am. over WJSV: Pente-
costal-healing service. Wednesday, 7:45
pm: mems choir. Tuesday. 745 pm;
tabernacle revival choir. Friday. 7:4o
pm; orchestra, Saturday. 745 pm
Christian men and women are invited
to join these revival cholrs.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
60 TO BE CONFIRMED
BY BISHOP FREEMAN
Prelate Will Preach at Morning
Service at All Saints Epis-
copal Church.

Bishop James E. Freeman will be
the preacher at the II o'clock service
at All Saints Episcopal Church tomor-
row and will receive about so people
into the church by confirmation. The
rector, Rev Henry Teller Cooke. will
assist in the service and will Ofhclate
at the holy communion service at
7:30 am.
The Sunday school will meet at $50
am. and the adult classes at Gas am.
Judge c. P. Smith will teach the men S
class and Mrs W. H. Smith will speak
to the womens class in the absence of
the regular teacher, Mrs. Thomas E.
Robertson.
The young people will meet at
o'clock under the leadership of Miss
Betty Cooke. There will be Lenten
services at o'clock Monday. Tuesday
and Friday afternoons. Wednesday eve
ming there will be brief service with
an address by the rector and music
by the children's choir, directed by
Miss Alice Cooke.
The Chevy Chase Union Protestant
service will be held in All Saints Thurs
day evening" the speaker to be Rev.
Ivon N. Rose, pastor of the First Bap-
tiSt Church of Philadelphia
Women of the church will meet in
Kingan Chapel each Monday afternoon
during Lent to sew for the Women S
Auxiliary. Each Thursday morning also
during Lenten season the Mission Study
Class will meet at 1890 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Warren D. Brush on
Hesketh street with Mrs J. Franklin
Meyer as leader.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
BISHOP TO CONDUCT
EvENSONG SERVICE
Afternoon Sermon at Wash
ington Cathedral Tomorrow
to Be Broadcast.

Bishop James Freeman and Dr
G. FroCIand Potter chancellor Of WASH
ingt0n Cathedral. viii preach tomor-
rou the first Sunday in Lent rcSpec-
lively. AZ the peoples CvenSonG at 4
pm and the CelCbra ton OF the holy
communion al II m in thC BetAlc-
hem Chapel OF the Cathedral The
sermon BY BiSrop Freeman at the peo-
pies cyCuSOng will oc broadcast throuoh
Station WMAI Other services at the
Cathedra. will be the celebration OF
the holy communion at 100 am. and
the morning prayer and litany at 10
am
The Sunday pilgrmages through the
Cathedral and its close, under the dl-
rection of Canon JOHN w Gummere.
will be held at 1870 pm. and 5 pm.
The series of devotional lectures
which will be held at Washington
Cathedral following the week day even
song services at 4 pm. during Lent.
will commence next week. Next Tues
day Rev. Canon RAYMOND L. Wolven,
chaplain to the Bishop of Washing
ton. will deliver his first lecture on tie
subject of Can We Know God" in
his series on New Questions and Old
Answers" Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
John Temple, rector of Christ Church.
Georgetown. will be the lecturer, while
Thursday afternoon Rev. Canon Arthur
B. Rudd will inaueurate his series on
the subject of The Six Laws OF Hap
pinesS as Taught by Our Blessed Lord
in the BeatitudeS"
Bishop Freeman will give the lee
ture Friday afternoon. The latter
series will culminate with the three
hour passion service on Good Friday.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
DR.. CARTWRIGHT TO OPEN
RADIO SERMON SERIES
Assistant Rector of St. Patrick S
Will Preach in Catholic
Hour Tomorrow.

DR.. John Heating Cartwright. pro-
feSsor of church history at Catholic
University and assistant rector of St.
Patrick's Church, will begin his series
of three sermons on the Washington
Catholic radio hour tomorrow.
The Washington Catholic radio
hour is broadcast every Sunday at 5
O'Clock from the Church of the Inn
macuiate Conception through Station
VOL and Is directed by Rev. Francis
j. Hurney.
Other preachers announced are Right
Rev. Mgr. James H. Ryan. rector OF
Catholic University: Rev. w. Coleman
Nevils, president of Georgetown Unlver-
sity; Rev. John Fenlon, superior of the
Sulpician Fathers in the United States,
and Rev. Charles A. Hart, member OF
Catholic University.
In conjunction with the broadcast
sermon each Sunday afternoon takes
place in the grotto of Our Lady OF
Lourdes in the church the solemn pro-
cession of the blessing of the sick. The
service concludes with solemn benedlc-
ton at the main altar.
Miss Florence Yocum and Frederick
Nolan will be guest artists on the mu-
sical program tomorrow afternoon and
the Boys Sanctuary Choir will sing
under the direction of Prof. Harry
Wheaton Howard.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
SERMON ANNOUNCED
ON LEISURE OF FAITH
Teacher at School in Philippines
Will Speak at Takoma Park
Church in Evening.

THE Leisure of Faith" will be the
subject tomorrow morning III the Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church by the
pastor. Rev. r. Paul Schearrer. At 8
pm Miss Frances V V. Smith. a
teacher in the Slliman Institute. Duma-
guete. Philippine Islands, will speak.
She will also address union meeting
OF the Christian Endeavor Societies at
pm.
The pastors communicates class has
been divided into two groups. Division
A will meet Sunday at 10 am. and
division B Friday at 6:45 pm. Boys
and girls of the intermediate depart
ment will belong to division B and
all young people above that age group
to division A The church school is
at $50 am.
Rev. Paul r. Abbott of Chefoo. China.
will address the Women's Missionary
Society Wednesday at II am. Miss
Sarah E. Anderson will conduct the
worship period.
The school Of missions will open
Thursday evening. Mrs. Homer A A.
Smith will teach the women'S class.
Mrs Frank E. Edgington the young peo-
pies class and Samuel Scrivener the
mems class. The school will continue
on the Thursday evenings Of Lent.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at D m and the Boy Scouts, Troop 33,
FRIDAY evening
Evening star., 1932-02-13
THEME OF SERVICE
TO BE RACIAL RIGHTS
Union Methodist Episcopal Pro
gram to Commemorate Birth
of Lincoln.

Full Human Rights for Every Racial
Group will be the theme for a special
service in commemoration of Lincoln
tomorrow morning in Union Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev Herman Mckay,
minister
The friendship hour is at AS O'Clock
During Lent the league meeting at 6 AS
o'clock will be in charge of the pastor
The general theme will be Religion in
a Changing World" The meetings will
be in the nature of conversations, in
which each member of the group will
be invited to participate At 8 O'Clock
the pastors sermon will be Toward the
New World
The golden rule class will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Jennie
Weston and Miss Kate Wood, 1923 R
street.
Teachers and officers will meet
Wednesday at O'Clock. Education
for World Friendship" will be the topic
for discussion.
At the devotional meeting Thursday
evening there will be continuation of
the study of the books of the Bible
Miss Leah Bebermeyer will be hostess
to the Queen Esthers." Friday evening
in her home at 3703 Jenifer street.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
LENT TO Be TOPIC
Of DR.. BRASKAMP
Presbyterian Young Peoples
League to Meet at Gunton-
Temple Church.

DR. BernAsd BraSkamp pastor OF the
Gunton- Temple Memorial PreHbytel ian
Church. wiH preach tomorrow morning
ON The Challenge of Lent" Sunday
school Is al GAS am. AT 10 O'Clock there
will be communlcants' class Tor the
young people.
Al $3.50 pm. in the church auditorium
there Will be meeting OF the Presby-
terian Young Peoples League, presided
ever by Hugh PAUL, president. Miss
Frances v Rodgers of the Philippine
Islands Will give special address. She
will have with her six girls in native
Philippine costumes S. Frankln Mack
secretary for young peoples work of the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
will speak on the subject, How Wise Is
Your World?" DR. Niles of George
town Presbyterian Church and Dr.
BraSkamp Of this church will assist
with Scripture reading and prayer
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
cietv will meet at Gas pm.
The Hospital Committee of the
Womcns Missionary Society will hold d
tea Tuesday from 3 to 5 O'Clock III the
parlor rooms of the chapel for the
benefit of the hospital work
Intermediates are invited TO Valen-
tine party tonight in the assembly
room. This includes all members OF
this age in the Sunday school. Boy
Scout Troop, Christian Endeavor and
FideiS Club
Evening star., 1932-02-13
PLACE Of PRAYER
THEME FOR SERIES
Or. Carl c. Rasmussen to
Open Sermons With Topic,
1.-The Practice of Prayer"

What Is the Place of Prayer Like"
will launch series of sermons on The
Practice OF Prayer" tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock i'll the Luther Place Me
mortal Church. Dr. Carl c. Rasmus-
sen, the pastor. will preach. Al the
o'clock service he will present the FIRST
sermon in Lenten series on Sins
That Crucified Christ; Envy. Greed
"Fickleness," Indifference" and Cow
ardice"
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will discuss the topic, What Jesus
Teaches About Faithfulness under the
leadership of Miss Edith Hoffman. The
intermediate Society will be led by Will
liam Cronenberg, jr., in a study OF
Working With Boys and Girls OF
Other Churches"
The Washington Lutheran Mission
airy Union will hold its annual Lenten
day Of prayer AMI self-denial service
in this church February l9 at 80 pm
The theme of the service will be Life
in Him-Therefore Life Unto Him
and there will be five short talks. as
follows: With Eyes Uplifted Unto
Him" Mrs. l.. H. Waring; With Hearts
Yielded Unto Him" Mrs. N. j. G
Wickey; With Talents Exercised Unto
Him" Mrs. Adolph Bowdler: With
Possessions Administered Unto Him
Mrs. H. B. Homer: With Days Lived
Unto Him" Mrs H. E. Beatty.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
ALBRIGHT MEMORIAL
TO OBSERVE LENT
Pastors Subject to Be Christmas
Joy and Casters Hope Meet
in the Cross"

The Lenten program will begin at AL
bright Memorial Evangelical Church to-
morrow. The pastor. Rev. George E
Sohnabel. will preach at II o'clock on
Christmas Joy and Casters Hope
Meet in the Cross" and in the evening
on Love Carries On"
The Christian Endeavor and the
prayer meeting will be at tbs pm
the Federal Council Lenten devotional
program subjects will be used during
Lent.
The Women'S Missionary Society will
meet Monday evening. A midweek
Lenten service will be held Thursday
night. The subject will be Jesus. Man
of Action" The monthly workers con-
ference and dinner will be held Thurs
day at $50 o'clock.
The church Bicentennial program
Will include the planting of a Washing
ton memorial elm February 21 at 1890
am The Sunday school will partici-
pate in the program and each depart
ment will be represented in the plant
ing. The music for this service will be
directed by Dewey Gardner, while the
superintendent of the school, Wilbert
Snyder. will preside.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
YOUTH
DR.. PERKINS, TOPIC
Special Observance Of Young Peo.
Piles Sunday in Universalist Ma
tional Memorial Church.

Perpetual Youth" is the sermon
theme of DR.. F. w. Perkins at the
Uniyersalist National Memorial Church
tomorrow at II O'Clock. AS a special
observance Of young peoples Sunday,
DR. Perkins will be assisted by Walter
MacPeel;. representing the Young
P.ople'S Council. and by Misses Betty
Ballou. Alison Clafiin and Frieda Oliver
of the Y. P. C. L. The church school
is at l0.l5 am. except the adult class
which follows the church service.
There will be meeting OF the Mis-
sion Circle Tuesday. with luncheon at
neon and business session and pro-
gram following. Wednesday afternoon
the Ladies Aid Association is in charge
of a bridge tea TO be given in the
Romaine-Van Schaick room. The Church
School Association will meet Thursday
from to O'Clock in the parish
house On Friday at Z 80 pm. the Boy
Scout troop will meet in Perkins Hall.
During the week Dr. Perkins will be
in Boston preaching at the MONDAY
services of Kings Chapel, February Is
through l9 On February l 5 he will preach
at The Lenten service of the Greater
Boston Federation of Churches. on Feb
ruary II at the Lenten service of Mount
Vernon CONGREGATIONAL Church and at
the evening service OF the Universalist
Church of Melrose, Mass.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
CHILDREN TO HAVE
VALENTINE PARTY
Primary Department al
Chevy Chase to Entertain
Parents at Church Tea.

At the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Lords supper viii be observed at the
II O'Clock service.
The Preside Discussion Group will
meet at the home of DR. and Mrs. Hol-
lister. 1913 Ingomar street, at 80 pm.
DE- HOllIStrr Will lead the discussion.
The intermediate department VIII
meet at pm. Franklin Mack Of the
foreign board will show moving pic
lures of missionary life i'll India.
Tie primary department children
have invited their parents and teachers
to a tea and entertainment in the as
>embly room tomorrow from 3 to )
O'Clock. This will be a Valentine party.
The following sections of the Womens
Guild will meet for luncheon Monday,
at | O'Clock: Section 4, Mrs. Arthur
Hilton, leader, home of Mrs. Earl Clapp,
68O2 Meadow lane. Miss Alice Broas,
assistant hostess. Section IA, Mrs. Clin-
ton Wolcott. leader, home of Mrs Web
ster Ruckman. 304 West Thornapple
street. Mrs Walter l. Miller and Mrs.
NJ Mckee. assistant hostesses. Eve
ming section, Mrs. Clara Simpson,
/ leader home of Miss Elizabeth Imrie,
10 HtSktlN StIttI, Mis-. JtSSie hIduoo,
assistant hostess.
The following sections will meet Tor
luncheon Tuesday, at | O'Clock: Section
,, Mrs Lloyd Comann. leader, home OF
MIS- Gail CrOsstn j5lO Nevada avenue,
Mrs +. W. Breckenridge and Mrs. Ed
win f. Walton. assistant hOsteSseS. Sec
, ton 5. Miss Emma Heck. leader, home
Of Mrs Horace Johnson. Ais Fessen-
den street. Mrs. L. S. Tillotson and Miss
| Chloe Leavitt. assistant hOStesses. Sec
I ton ). Mrs Emory Ireland. leader, home
of Mrs Randall Jacobs. 1923 Mckinley
street. Mrs Mary Boris and Mrs. Ber-
nard H. Bieri assistant hoStesses. Sec
! ton 6. Mrs Walter Larrimer, leader,
! home of the leader. 1904 Rittenhouse
street. Mrs Paul Williams. Mrs Arthur
Palmer and Mrs. c. S. Mix, assistant
| hostesses Section 10. Mrs. Marcellus
Shield leader, home of Mrs. Harold z.
Doyle. 1918 Huntington street. Mrs.
/ Joseph Sherier. assistant hostess.
| The Wonans Missionary Society Is
! sponsoring an entertainment Tuesday
! e. ening in the assembly room. Mrs.
Charles l. Carhart and Mrs. l.. H. Rus
| sell Will present pageant followed
/ bv the annual meeting OF the offlcers
/ and teachers of the church school
Union Lenten service Will se held
! Thursday in All Saints Episcopal
! Church.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
REV. FRANK S. NILES
TO CONTINUE SERIES
Pastor of Georgetown Presbyterian n
Church Announces Sun
day Subjects.

Rev Frank S. Niles. minister Of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church. will
speak tomorrow at the IL O'Clock serv-
ice on the topic. They Shall See God"
There also will be given the third of
a series of children's story-sermonS on
the life of George Washington, What
Would You Have Done at Valley
Forge?"
At the evening service in Cissel
Chapel Rev Harold H. Henderson,
principal of a mission school for boys
at Taiku, Korea. will speak.
The monthly meeting of the session
will be held at the manSe Monday
evening. Rev. Paul Abbott of Chefoo,
China, will be the speaker Thursday
evening and at the close OF the meet
ing the Evening Guild will serve re-
freshments.
Friday at $3.50 o'clock an illustrated
talk on the life Of George Washing
ton will be given for the Junior and
intermediate departments OF the Sun
day school.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
CHRIST'S PASSION IN ART
TOPIC OF SERMON SERIES
Rev. Charles Enders to Preach To.
morrow Evening on "The Last
Supper" by Da Vinci.

Rev. Charles Enders will preach on
The Sacrifices That Please God.' In
both the German and the English
service at Concordia Church tomorrow
morning. In the evening the second Of
the sermons in the series on Christ s
Passion in Art" will be delivered This
sermon will deal with THE Last Sup
per-" by Da Vinci
The Concordia Guild will meet at the
Concordia parsonage Tuesday. The
same evening the Concordia Brother
hood will meet in the Concordia Chapel
A. H Volkmann. jr., will be the speaker
in the meeting of the brotherhood. The
newly elected officers will take charge
at this meeting. These officers are: 3:
William Grass. president; William E.
Grimm, vice president; Fred Strobel,
recording secretary; Fred Graebner,
financial secretary; Henry Yaeger,
treasurer.
The second Lenten service will be
held February II at O'Clock. The
topic Is The Christ"
The Concordia Mission Society meets
February 18 at II am.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
"KEEPlNG OUR FOOTING'

At the Memorial United Brethren
Church tomorrow the minister, DR.. S.
B, Daugherty, will preach in the morn
ing at IL O'Clock on keeping Our
Footing and at 8 o'clock he will de-
liver the second message in the series
on THE Mastery of the Master The
theme will be The Power Of Example.
The question period will precede the
evening message.
The Sunday school, which meets at
GAO am, will present a special pro-
gram in the Easter crusade. The
Christian Endeavor Societies will meet
at pm. -,
The Christian Endeavor Societies will
have charge of the devotional period in
the midweek services. to be held Tues
day at 7:45 pm. The minister will
speak on The Suffering Savior"
The Missionary Society and the
church members will meet Wednesday
at 10 o'clock to sew for the children at
the United Brethren Orphanage at
Quincy, Pa. Luncheon will be served at
l2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
PASTORS SUBJECT
IS "TEMPTATI0N"
Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski Will
Preach at Grace Lutheran on
Jesus Trials in Wilderness"

Temptation will be the subject Of
the sermon by Rev. Gerhard z. LenSki,
pastor. Grace Lutheran Church, to
morrow at IL am. The sermon will
be based on the gospel lesson for the
first Sunday in Lent. which is the
account of Jesus temptation in the
wilderness. special baptismal serv-
ice will be a part of the service. At
8 pm. he will preach on THE Dis
ciple Who Might Have Been"
The young people will meet for THE
Friendly Hour" devotional meeting at
pm. Supper will BE- served at Z
o'clock Harry Crow, president, will
be in charge.
Throughout the Lenten season spe-
cial midweek services will be held each
Thursday evening. Next Thursday
the sermon theme will be: How We
May Come to God" The litany will
be sung. From to pm. each Thurs
day. i'll the hour preceding the eve
ming service. Pastor Lenski will con
duct an instruction class for the bene-
fit of those uniting with the church at
Easter.
Arrangements have been completed
for a conference of Sunday school teach
erS and workers February 26. DR..
Charles WileS of Philadelphia and Rev,
Carl G.. Wolf of Baltimore will be the
speakers
Evening star., 1932-02-13
DR.. FREDERICK HARRIS
FOUNDRY NJ. E. SPEAKER
"Giving the Soul a Chance" and
"The Landscape of Lent" Are
Subjects Tomorrow.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris will be
the preacher tomorrow at Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. Giving
the Soul Chance" is the subject for
the IL am. service and at the 8 pm
service THE Landscape of Lent" The
Epworth League. at pm, will be ad-
dressed by D. M. zap Of the Filipino
Federation of America.
The ClOtilda Lyon Mcdowell Aux
iliary of the Woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society will meet Tuesday with the
Misses Watkins. 1929 Clifton street
During the period of Lent the mid
week service will be held Wednesday
instead of Thursday at pm. Dr.
Frank w. Collier OF the American Uni
versity Graduate School will discuss
How Shall We Think Regarding the
Nature of God?" next Wednesday.
The Mems Club will have as guest
speaker w. w. Husband, Assistant Sec
retary of the Department of Labor,
Friday night.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
PASTOR PLANS SERIES

st. Columba's Episcopal Church. Rev.
E. A. Iemoine. rector. is planning a
series CT sermons on The Prodigal Son.
The first, "Adrift From God and Home, -
will be preached tomorrow evening at
73O O'Clock. What Men Live BY" is
the subject OF the sermon tomorrow
morning.
The confirmation class for children
meets every Friday at pm. at the
rectory. The class for adults will meet
after the service every Sunday evening
st. Columba's Guild will give q dinner
q the parish hall Thursday.
Evening star., 1932-02-13
STUDENT TO SPEAK
Will Address Potomac Heights So.
ciety Tomorrow Night.

Mrs. Wellan Fisher, chairman of the
Juvenile Court Committee of the
Washington Federation of Churches
addressed the New Idea Society of the
Potomac Heights Community Church
Thursday, at which Mrs W. H. Craigne
presided.
The church school, under the direc-
ton of Millard H. Hess. general SUI
pe,ntendent will convene tomorrow al
10 am. The pastor. Rev. L. Barrett
Rice. will preach at 1l:l5 am. or
Our Temptation At the Christian
Endeavcr meeting at pm, Edward
Still. a ministerial student at American
University, will be the speaker.