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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

gyar ember keriil a vadlottak
padjara.
A szerencsetlen Bartha iiggvel
kapcsolatban szova kell tennunk
a New Yorkban megjelen0 "Ma-
gyar Ujsag" vezercikket, mely a
" Pittsburgh rejtely' cimmel
foglalkozik dologgal IS AIT
igyekszik magyarazni, hogy ta-
kargatni valo akad'' $ epen exert
'megegyezes' k6sziilt. "titokza-
tos paktum k0tod0tt." Az egasz
vezercikk tendenciaja az, hogy
bai van a kreta k0riil, vezet6k
a sajat b6riiket akarjak megmen,
teni s epen exert paktumot keny-
telenek k0tni a vadlottak padja-
"a kuld0tt hamisitoval, sikkaszt67
val. Ezzel szemben a tiszta igaz-
sag az, hogy amikor Barthaek
lattak, hogy a ''teli torokkal,
harsanyan harsogo' ved6 min
den mesterkedase dacara. mind
jobban szorul nyakuk k0rul a
hurok, amikor lattak, hogy be
van bizonyitva Bartha biinOssege.
minden egyes vadpontban, annak
dac;ira ,hogy vad tanuinak leg
nagyobb reszere meg sor sem ke-
riilt, akknr, hogy mentsek meg,
ami menthet0, elhataroztak. hogy
Bartha biin0snek vallja magat,
hogy ICY enyhebb biintetest kap-
jon.
A bir6 keresere, Verhovay
Egylet elnoke keszstggel belle
ment abba, hogyha Bartha min
dent reszletesen bevall es megne-
yezi osszes biintarsait, akkor es
csak abban az esetben, ha ez a
t0redelmes vallomas igaz lesz,
amikor a t0rveny altaI el0irt ke-
gyelemadas ideje elerkezik, mem
fogja megakadalyozni AIT, hogy
Bartha ne reszesiiljon ebben
minden magat j6lvisel6 borton-
tolteleknek kijaro, kegyelemben.
Ebbe a rosszakaratu, hamis in
formaci0kon alapul6, teves beal-
litasu, alias gyanusitasokat tar
talmazo vezercikkben, igen is
benne van az, hogy az amerikai
magyar kozeletben a legtisztabb,
legnemesebb szandekokat, akara-
sokat is mindig van, aki elgan-
csolja. Mindig van, aki a nyom-
tatott betii titOkzatos hatalmat
felhasznalja ARA, hogy nagyzasi
h0bortba esye, gyanusitson, ra-
galmazzon fek5lyt oltson ke-
telked6, k0nnyen hiv3 lelkekbe.
Ami szereny velemenyink SEE
rint a Bartha iigy aktai a legtel-
iesebb reszletesseggel a nyilva- /
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

Ujbori urvacsora osztasunkat
es reformaciorol val6 megemla-
kezest multi vasarnap tartottuk
templomunkban. Az urvacsora
jegyeit egyhazunk gondnoka Pc
ter Gyorgy es neje ajandekoztak.
Boritekokban $10.50 gyiilt be.
Prezsbiteriumunk heten szom-
baton este tartja rendes havi
gyiiltset templom basementia-
ben. keri a prezsbiterium tagiai-
max teljes szamban valo megje-
leneset az egyhaz yezetosege.
Ifjusagi K0riink havi gyiilese
november Zen lesz, szinten a
templom basementj4ben.
Egyhamegy6nk nov. l-sn tar
totta oszi gyileset Coitsvillen.
elIes!!AdsH zssHleI g 4eYunzpq25a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
cApBELLI PoLaAR1 K0R

Elnok: Timk6 istvan, p6nztarnok
Tor6k JOSEF. iegyz6 Gy0rgy Tamas
Ola Tremble Ave.). trusteek Varga
JOSEF, Palyt6k Mik16s es Feher Mi
haly, szamvizsgal6 bMottsag Palyt6k
Mikl6s es Varga Jozsef. Gyiles min
den no els6 vasarnapian delutan 2 oral
kezdettel k0r saiat helyisegeben 100
Jefferson street szam alatt. Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
WEST sIDE-1 MACY. PoLGAR1 K0R

Elnok: Lcngyel Peter, penztarnok
Varga Zsigmond titkar Petranszky
JOSEF. Gyuleseit az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap ielzi, melyek Barta Peter ter
msben tartatnak. llivatalos lap al
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
LAPUNK T. oLvAsoIHoz!
Warren es Niles-i elofizet0ink
szives figyelmebe!

Warren es Nilesban lako t. el6-
fizetoink es olvas6ink szives
figyelmet felhivjuk. hogy
Mixich Gaspar, lapunk kepvi-
sel6je, f. ho I, s es Gen meg
fog latogatni fentnevezett
varosokban minden magyar
otthont hogy lapunk reszere
elofizeteseket fiilvegyen Is
azokat nyngtazzon.
Kerjiik t. rlUfizet5iiikct,
hog.y Mixich i;lspart nehtz
munkajaban tamogatni szivcs-
kedjenek.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlar
kiadohivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
(Foly tatas)

81 gyiilesrOl azutan hosszabD
cikkben szamol be az Amerika
Magyar Nepszava, szeptember
27-i szama. Kritizalni mindenki
mex joga van. A joindulatu kri
tika, mem mindig egeszseges do
log. Ellenben egy komoly ma
gyar napilap tudosit6jatol elvar
hatna az ember, hogy targyila
gos legyen. Mem ez t0rtent meg
A rendkiviili igazgat6sagi gyu
lesr6l szol6 tudositasban, vadire
foglaltatik az igazgatosag ellen
Megvadolja az igazgat6sago'
hogy mem inditott eljarast, ugy'
89-ik mint 216-ik fi6k penzta
rosa ellen, mivel Alapszabalye'
lenes dolgokat k0vettek ell. Meg
vadolja az igazgat6sagot, hog
Komonczy Sandor ellen mem tet
erelyes intezkedeseket. UgyanaF
kor, tudja nagyon j6l, hogy hs
az igazgat6sag mindezeket a do
gokat megtenne, ugy a Bartha e.
leni biinp0rben a vadl6 hatosaf
tanuit tenne lehetetlenne, akik
ha eloz0leg lie lettek volna tar
t6ztatva, tanuszekben mint vad-
lottak megtagadnak vallomas,
es tanubizonysag tetelre Bar
tha ellen. Ugyanekkor elhallgat
ia AIT az altala jol ismert
tanyt, - hogy a 216-ik fiok penz
tarnokat, Bartha ved6igyvedje
szemelyesen beszelte ra ARA
hogy tiinj0n ell Elhallgatja ait 6
tenyt, hogy Komonczynak hami:
alairassal siirg0ny ment New
Yorkba, hogy vissza he merjer
,i6nni.
Megvadolja az igazgatosagot
hogy mem foglalkozott Bishor
iiggyel, akkor, amikor tudja ma
gyon j6l, hogy rendkiviili gyii
les csak olyan targyakkal foglal
kozhatik, amelyekert 0ssze let
hiva. Megvadolja az igazgatosa
got, hogy mem foglalkozott az
Alapszabaly fordittatasanak ker
desevel akkor, amikor ez az iigy
is a rendes gyiiles ele tartozik.
Nevetsegesse igyekszik tenn
az igazgat6sagot akkor, amikor
szerkeszt6i felel6sseg dolgaban a.
igazgat6sag leszogezett allaspont
iar6l megallapitja, hogy az hom
iokegyenest ellenkezik a Pennsyl
vania allan t0rvenyeivel. (Persz'
AIT nem tartOtta k0telessegenel
meglrni, hogy Verhovayak Lap
jaban megjelent cikkert megindi
tott pert az eskiidtszek kidobts
es annak k0ltsegeiben az elfoga
tasi parancsok egesz legiojat Xxi
vev6 Bartha M. Jozsefnet ma
rasztalta ell a birosag.)
Nevetsegesse igyekszik tenn
cikkeyel az egylet, amikor AIT ir
ia, hogy 1882 majus, junius, jul.
lius es augustus hawaiian az iigy.
kezeles 500, ,7O5. .69.be keriilt, MIC
ugyanazon lido alatt a bevetel
mind0ssze $19,259.96 volt mind
eek dacara 5000 dollar van ma
is az iigykezelesi alapon.
Ugyanebben a tud6sitasban
Egg furcsa hatarozat" elm alatt
kifigurazza az igazgat6sag anna
hatarozatat, hogy a kozponti
tisztvisel6k zaklat6i ellen tegye
meg a jogtanacsos az erelyes le-
peseket. Pedig tudja nagyon jol,
hogy b6kebir6k ele val6 hurco-
lasok, elfogatasi parancsok, nev.
telen siirg0ny0k, telefonhivasok
stb., stb. ertelmi szerz6je hol ke-
resend6. Mem problema ma ez
mar a tud6sit6 reszere, akkor
sem volt broblema.
Bartha M. JOSEF biiniigyenek
targyalasarol az Amerikai Ma
gyar Nepszavaban, ugyancsak a
pittsburgh iigynok-tud6sito toll
lab6l, az elferditett tud6sitasok
egesz sora szamolt be. Eek is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03
Darag6 J6zsef megleckezteti q
s8tetben bujkal6 maffia tagjait

Mem igaz az, hogy a hivatasos
konyv-vizsgal6 "vallomasaban ell
mondotta, hogy' a penztaros ada
tai es a sajat maga altal megal-
1apitott k0nyvelesi adatok k0zott>
bizonyos penziigyi elteresek vol
talk.
Mem igaz az, hogy Stroll konvv
vizsgal6 AIT mondotta volna,
shogy az 3 megallapitasa szerint:
haromezer dollarral nagyobb a
hiany, mint amennyit penzta-
rosok jelentettek."
Mem igaz az, hogy "Varga a
keresztkerdesek sulya alatt be-
vallotta, hogy mem vezetett xii
Ion kimutatast a fiokok altal be-
,iildott osszegekr6l, hanem eze
ket csak tagsagi dij cimen, egy
'sszegben konyvelte ell" A Yer
lovay tagsag tudja nagyon j6l,
logy csak ARA szoktak mondani.
1ogy "bevallja", ha valamit ta-
.ad az ember. A kozponti penz-
tarnoknak mem kellett a "ke-
resztkerdesek sulya alatt'' beval-
ami valamit, amt soha sem taga-
dott. Az alapszabaly es az Ugyvi-
tel mem az 3, hanem a szamvevo
k0telessegeve tettek fi6kok be-
fizetesenek az ellen0rzeset.
A "targyilagos" tudositas bi-
zonyi tasara elovehetnenk a tu-
d6sitas minden sorat pontr6l-
pontra kimutathatnank val6t-
lansagokat. Sc idonk, Sc kedviink
nincsen ere. De meg kell emlite-
mink, hogy a tudosit6 mem irta
meg, hogy Prince Lorinc a ''ke
| resztkerdesek sulya alatt" az
igyesz egyenes kardesere "be-
vallotta", hogy Bartha iigyvedje
Northamptonban melyesen fell
llereste ARA akarta ravenni,
hogy hagyja ell az orszagot, men,
len Europaba vagy Canadaba.
Mem irta meg a tudosito, hogy a
"ved0": "Piszkos csal6' llijelen-
| tesere a Piszkos hazug" kifeje-
yes hangzott ell tanuszekbol.
| Mem irta meg a tud6sit6. hogy az
| iigyvedi kamara kikiildottei eb-
b0l az iigybol kifolyolag felkeres.
TEX a birot. Mem irta meg tu-
d6sito, hogy a ved6iigyvednek
mindezek utan mondott valamit a
biro. Mem irta meg a tudosit0,
hogy "az egyik nap, tell torok-
kal, harsanyan harsogo ved0' a
mask nap, egyszerre szotlan,
csendes lesz es k0nnyekre fakad.
Legvegiil emlitjiik meg. hogy
a, tud6sit6, ononmagaval ellen
tetbe keveredik 0nmagat hazud-
tolja meg, egy es ugyanazon elk
keben. Az Amerikai Magyar Nep-
! szava, 1892 szeptember 3O-i sza-
maban, tudositasanak legelejen a
k0vetkezoket ir.a: ~. amikor
Bartha bunenek enyhitesere meg
jegyezte, hogy a hianyz6 penzbol
maga csak- kis 0sszeget tartott
meg" Valosag ellenben az, hogy
Bartha biinosnek vallotta magat
S atadta irasbeli vallomasat, min
den megjegyzs nelkul Ha ez a
vallomas illetakteleniil a
tudosit6 kezebe keriilt, amt
fenti kijelentes utan fel kell ten.
mink, akkor ennek vallomas-
max minden pontjat ismernie KEEL
lett, inert hiszen csak ennek ell
olvasasa utan tehette meg, hogy
tud6sitasaban irja, hogy Bar
tha 4. maga csak kis 0sszeget
tartott meg
Ha pedig olvasta EFT a vallo-
mast, akkor egyenesen alias, tu-
d6sitasanak befejez6 resze, amely
ben sz6r6l-szora k0vetkezoket
irja: !. az ujabb fejleme-
nyeket, amelyek folyaman valo-
szinuteg egy sereg magyar ember
fog vadlottak padjara keriilni. u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-03

lefele, hanem kifele, el6bbre me
gyiink a haladas utjan.'
Evening star., 1932-03-05
REV. HERMAN M'KAY
SELECTS HIS THEME
Sacrament of Lords Supper to Be
Observed at Union Metho-
dist Tomorrow.

THE Appeal of Jesus to Social
Forces" will be the subject of the
sermon tomorrow morning of Rev.
Herman Mckay, pastor of Union
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
sacrament of the Lords supper will be
observed.
Tiding over periods of uncertainty in
religious beliefs, has been chosen by
the young people of the church as a
general theme for study during Lent.
The pastor is building a series of SER
mons around this theme for the eve
ming services. What Is the Meaning
of Life?" will be the first of the series,
tomorrow at 8 o'clock. At GAS o'clock
there will be another of the converse
tions," which the pastor is holding
with the Epworth League group. on
THE Ethical Value of the Religion of
Jesus" The social for the young people
will be at 6:45 o'clock.
Miss Mary Henderson and Miss
Dorothy Buglass will be hostesses to
the Young Woman's Home Missionary
Society Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Henderson, 24l2 Observatory
place.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies will meet Wednes-
day at o'clock in the home of Mrs.
John T. Meany, 908 Twenty-third
street
The Book of Proverbs will be used
as the basis for the Thursday night
devotional meeting.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
CROSS SUPREMACY
TO BE PASTORS TOPIC
Sacrament of Lords Supper to Be
Observed at Brightwood
Park NJ. E.

The Supremacy Of Christ's Cross"
Will be the theme of the address pre-
ceding the administration of the Lords
supper at Brightwood Park Methodist
Episcopal Church at II o'clock tomor-
row. the pastor, Rev. S. Carroll Coale,
offlclating. When Frances SUNDAY
School Glass Bought Candles" will be
the title of the childrens story.
Miss Valaria Martin will lead the Ok
ford League meeting at 6:45 pm. At
the same time, the Epworth League
Will discuss the topic "Why Should
We Pray?" w. Edward Still will be
the leader.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
clety will conduct the evening service.
Miss Myra McDade, a teacher in Bald
win Girls School, at Nanchang, China.
will be the speaker.
The March meetings of the Downs
Bible Class and the Delta Glass, will
be held at the church Tuesday at Q
pm. The monthly meeting Of the
Cole Glass Club will be at the church
Wednesday evening.
The Thursday evening prayer topic
is 1.-THE Christians High Estate" an
address by Rev. Mr.. Coale.
Mothers Jewels, consisting of chill
dren up to six years, and Home Guards,
children between six and twelve years
of age, will meet at the church on
Thursday at 3:15 pm. Mrs. e. B.
Neifert and Mrs. George Turner will
have charge.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
RELIGION IN MIND
THEME FOR SERIES
Four Lenten Sermons to Be
Delivered This Month by
Rev. R. J. CIinChy.

The Relation of Religion to Modern
Thought and Philosophy of Life" is the
basis of series of four Lenten SER
mons to be delivered during March at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
church by the minister. Rev. Russell
=. Cllnchy, under the general title Re
hglon and the Modern Mind
In the first of the series, tomorrow
morning, he will give an answer to the
question, Has Religion a Modern
Nalue? For the succeeding Sundays
tne subjects are: March 13, The God
Oh o., the Modern Universe; March 20,
Inc Modern Discovery of Jesus and
March n, Easter Sunday, Immortality
IN Modernity."
Dr Wilbur K. Thomas, director of
the Carl Schurz Foundation, in Phila-
oelpnla, will be the principal speaker
at the fourth session of the Lenten
AduIt School of Religion Thursday eve
nlng. Or. Thomas. who returned yes
many, Will speak in the assembly hour
OF the school at o'clock on The Past
Two Months in Germany"
In the study courses at 7 O'Clock
Inere I WI be lectures on THE Religious
Use OF National History" by Dr.. Irving
r Wood. professor of Biblical literature
IN smith College; How Can 1 Be So
clally usetul?" by Mrs w G. Stuart Of
the board of directors of Friendship
House What Are the Present Needs
OF the World?" by Dr. D. B. Pratt, dean
OF tne School of Religion of Howard
University, and Religious Values in
Educatlon,' by Dr. Edward c. Higbie,
recently appointed president of the Will
son Ieachers' College in this city.
preceding the class study hour in the
church school tomorrow the minister
VIII give the third of his series of pre-
Easter talks to members of the inter-
medlate and senior departments, his
SUBJECT 0eng What Do We Mean by
Religion?"
Or. r. R. Spencer of the Federal
health Service will address the Mount
Pleasant Adult Forum at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. He will speak about
The Bacterial World"
Evening star., 1932-03-05
CHURCH To OBSERVE
THE LORDS SUPPER
Rev. Edward o. Clark to Give
Meditation at Chevy Chase
Baptist.

The ordinance Of the Lords supper
will be observed at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church at the service at II
o'clock tomorrow. The pastor, Rev.
Edward o. Clark, will give brief medi-
tation on Grace Astounding" A story
sermon is given to the children Of the
junior church.
The church unites with the other
churches in the evening service to be
held in the All-Saints' Episcopal Church
at O'Clock. Rev. J. Phelps Hand will
preach the sermon.
The young people Of the B. Y. P. q.
will meet at $50 pm, with Miss Marion
Gaylord and her group conducting the
service. Following the meeting the
union will have charge of the service at
the Central Union Mission. William
Watkins will lead the intermediate
Christian Endeavor Society at 645
o'clock. Plans for a campaign of visi-
tation evangelism and for special serv-
ices from Palm Sunday until Easter are
under way.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
|DR. EARLE WHITLEY
TO GIVE ADDRESS
Will Speak at Opening Ex-
erCises of Adult Department
of Christian Church School.

DR.. Earle Whitley. minister emeritus
of the National City Christian Church
will give a pre-Easter talk at the OPEN
ing exercises of the adult department
Of the church school at GAS tomorrow
At the same hour, DR.. Harmon, minis
ter. will address the elementary division
in the Sunday school house on Vermont
avenue and Miss Genevieve Brown, as
sistant to the minister, will speak be-
fore the youths division in the Sunday
school room Of the Vermont Avenue
Church
At the II o'clock service DR.. Harmon
will speak on "Our Colossal Task. -
The evening service at o'clock will
consist of a musical program, including
trumpet solos, chorus selections and q
contralto and tenor duet, followed by
short informal talk by the minister
Beginning tomorrow the senior and
intermediate departments of the
church school will meet in the audi
torium of the Vermont Avenue Church
and the Nonpareil c. E Society on the
third floor of church annex No. /
These changes are made necessary by
the closing of annex No. 2, which will
be used hereafter for other purposes.
Circle No. 6 will meet Tuesday at
II m. with Mrs. Paul Moore. 2l21 New
fOrk avenue, WlCn MIS-. FRANK M. Hill
and Mrs. Joseph L. Parker, assisting
hostesses. At II O'Clock circle No. 4
will meet with Mrs Sarah E. Wood,
3116 North Hampton street. Mrs. Alex
Redd and Mrs. w. B. Parker assisting.
The weekly church fellowship sup
per will be held at $50 pm. Thursday
followed by a special program and a.
1880 O'Clock by the midweek prayer
service. the topic for this week being,
When Does the Kingdom of God
Gomez"
Evening star., 1932-03-05
PASTORS SERMON
TO Be BROADCAST
"ReConCiIed by Cross" Sub
ject for New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church DR.. j. r. Sizoo will have
for his subject "Reconciled by the
Cross" tomorrow morning. This serv-
ice will be broadcast over Station VOL
At the evening services he will con-
tinue his series of sermons on the
theme Seven Soliloquies on Calvary"
His subject will be Judas, the Solil-
oquy of the Betrayer"
Christian Endeavor fellowship tea is
at 6 pm, followed by the worship
service, when Garnet Whitney will
lead the discussion of the subject
What Does 1t Mean to Be a Chris
tian?" DR.. Sizoo will install the newly
elected officers.
The Woman's Society for Missions
will meet at the church Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Georgette Ross How
ard will speak on the situation in the
Far East, with particular reference to
the condition of the missionaries at
this time. The story of the reception
of the petition at the Disarmament
Conference will be told by Mrs. Frank
E Edgington.
DR.. Sizoo will continue a series of
informal talks on the history and
doctrine of the Presbyterian Church
for those whol have recently united
with the church or who are planning
to unite with the church at the Eas-
ter communion service. This class will
meet every Wednesday afternoon dur
ing the remainder of the Lenten
season.
The Evening Missionary Society will
meet Wednesday evening. Mrs. Frank
E. Edgington will speak on The Wom-
an From the Countryside" in connec-
ton with a study of national missions
DR.. Sizoo will deliver the fourth
lecture in his Lenten series at the May
flower Hotel at 1l:30 o'clock Thurs
day. His subject will be The Bible,
Can We Accept 1t? Does Science Alter
Or Vindicate 1t? Is 1t Infallible?"
Midweek prayer service will be OBJ
served Thursday evening.
Every Friday at IL O'Clock DR.. Sizoo
broadcasts short Lenten service over
Station VOL.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
MINISTER TO PREACH
UPON "CHRIST IN ART"
Sacrament of Lords Supper to Be
Conducted at Petworth Meth
odjst Episcopal Church.

The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be conducted by Rev. Robert L.
Wood, pastor, at Petworth Methodist
Episcopal Church at IL am. tomorrow.
In the evening the minister will preach
the second Of series of sermons on
Christ in Art" having as his subject
Christ and the Fisherman" A paint
ing by Zimmerman, copies of the pic
ture, will be presented to every one
present.
Sunday school classes will meet at
$50 am. when the Petworth Young
Mems Glass will have as its guest
teacher Leonard w. De Cast. The Mems
Bible Glass will meet at 10 O'Clock.
Devotional services of the Intermediate
and Epworth Leagues will be held at
7 pm.
The Sunday School Board will meet
for business session on Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30
On Thursday evening DR.. G. Ellis
Williams. former pastor of the church,
will conduct the mid-week Lenten
service.
An illustrated lecture on "The Pas
sion Play of Oberammergau'' will be
given by Page NICK. Etchison, religious
work director of the Young Mems
Christian Association, on Friday eve
ming under the auspices of the Pet
worth Young Mems Glass.
play, "Comical Country Cousins. +"
is to be given by the Women's Guild on
March Is and 16 for the benefit of the
debt fund.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
PRAYER LEAGUE HEAD
ARRANGES PARLEYS
Director of Chicago Commission
Conducts First Conference
This Evening.

Rev. E. M. Wadsworth, director of the
Great Commission Prayer League. Chi
cago. Will be in Washington to conduct
prayer conferences beginning this eve
ming and ending March I3.
He will hold conferences in the fol-
lowing churches:
March 5-Prayer meeting, the Open
Door Church, 307 D street, pm, and
March 6, IL am; prayer service, Young
Peoples Fellowship Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, 1910 Vermont avenue
g pm; preaching service, Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church, Forty-second
and Fessenden streets, 8 pm; radio,
WJSV, for Rev. H. B. Brenner, 1890
pm.
March THE Baptist ministers con-
ference, Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets: the Methodist preachers
meeting. Methodist headquarters, 100
Maryland avenue northeast; Moody
Bible Institute Alumni and friends,
Central Union Mission, 6l3 C street,
7:45 pm.
March 8-Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church, Fourteenth street and Mary
land avenue northeast, 2 pm. and 8
pm. prophetic conference, p.mD
March 9-Eldbrooke Methodist Epis
copal Church, Forty-first street and
Wisconsin avenue, 2 pm. and pm.
March 10 Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets, pm. and 8 pm.
March ll-Radio, WJSV, FIR Rev. H.
B. Brenner. 1880 am; Temple Baptist
Church. Tenth and N streets, pm
and pm.
March 13-Fifth Baptist Church, E
street near Seventh street southwest, IL
am; First Brethren Church Twelfth
and E streets southeast, pm.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
PLAY Is LENTEN EVENT
Barter" Given Each Sunday, Is
Based on Christ's Betrayal.

passion play entitled Barter" Ia
being presented in St. Dominics Audi
torium, Sixth and streets southwest.
on each Sunday at 2:30 o'clock and
each Tuesday at BIS pm. during Lent.
In some circles exception might be
taken to having a play conducted by
church during this holy season.
Barter" however, is a drama, the
action of which transpires between the
evening of the Last Supper and the
death Of Christ on the cross. 1t teaches
a lesson more effectively than many acts
of religion possibly could. One of the
surprises of the play is the introduction
of the mother of Judas, who, as all
mothers, can see no fault in her son.
In fact. two Of the strongest bits of act
ing in the whole performance are done
by John D. Fitzgerald, as Judas, and
Miss Bessie Mills, as the mother Of
Judas. Arthur Bradley White, director
of many plays in Washington, has di-
rected this production. The local cast
has an advantage over any other that
has attempted to interpret the lines of
Barter" In so far as it has had its
author, Rev. Urban Nagle, present at
each Of the rehearsals.