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Evening star., 1932-03-13

first created in Switzerland d-now made in America
according to the original Swiss formula.
How 1t CO,nbdts The
Causes of Sleeplessness
Probably the most common causes of sleeplesSneSs
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GUS irritabity. Whether you suffer from from
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Evening star., 1932-03-13
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first created in Switzerland now made in America
according to the original Swiss formula
Evening star., 1932-03-13
How 1t Conbdfs The
3 Causes of Sleeplessness

As Daily Beverage To Build Up Nervous Energy
telephone operator and frequently find my uok
less Of strain used TO drink coffee continuay
rhich naturally made Recently slCiiched
OrGine and in short time has done WOnderS for me- NV
much stronger and steep SOundly the rhOe night
through, when take Oroltne before going to bed
MISS ANNE AMBROSE,
4OOl E. Spokane ST., Tacoma, Wash
thousands being received each month.
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ROCK CREEK CHURCH
SERVICES PLANNED
Intercessory Prayers During Holy
Communion at Cathedral a
Feature Tomorrow.

Rock Creek Episcopal Church, Rock
Creek Church road at Webster street,
tomorrow, SeXagesima Sunday, will
have intercesSory prayers during holy
communion at the National Cathedral
for all parish organizations at 7:30
am, holy communion at $50 am,
church school at $50 am, morning
prayer, litany and sermon at IL am,
Young Peoples Society at pm. and
informal service and instructive ad-
dress by the rector at pm.
Dr. Franklin j. Bohanan, rector, Will
deliver the second Of his lectures at 8
pm. on the history and teachings of
the Episcopal Church. A total of nine
consecutive addresses on this subject
Will be delivered by DR.. Bohanan.
The Junior Chapter of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew and the senior
branch of the Girls Friendly Society
will hold meetings Monday at 7:30 pm.
Publication Of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
holy communion at am. Tuesday.
The monthly meeting of the Sunday
school teachers will be held at 8 pm.
Wednesday.
The candidates of the Girls Friendly
Society will meet Friday under the di-
rection of Miss Mary Boyden at $3.50
pm. and the Boy Scouts will meet at
7.30 pm under leadership Of Samuel
Bacon. The Junior Altar Guild Will
meet in the parish house at 4 pm.
Saturday.
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Y. NJ. C.. A. News

The Organized Bible Glass Associa-
tion will sponsor the program tomorrow
afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. and will
be assisted by the Hummer Memorial
Glass of Epworth M. E. Church South.
Motion pictures will be shown portray
ing the life of Jesus in his Ministry
of Healing" and Medical Missions in
Africa Today" Phelps Clark, bass
soloist, will sing Harvey B. Gram, vice
president OF the Organized Bible. Glass
Association, will preside, and H. F.
Winn, also vice president of the asso-
citation, will deliver an address on THE
Great Physician" This meeting will be
held at o'clock and is open to the
public.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director of the Y. M. C. A, will be one
of the speakers at the union memorial
service of the Fifth Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
The religious work department will
have charge of the Sunday afternoon
service at 3 o'clock at the National
Training School for Boys, on BladenS-
burg road. Robert Vorris will speak, H
Lee Smith will lead in the singing and
Louis B. Nichols, associate religiou3
work director of the Y. M c. A, will
preside.
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NEW YORK PASTOR
WILL SPEAK HERE
DR.. Brockman Will Occupy
Mount Vernon Place
Church Pulpit.

DR. Fletcher S. Brockman OF New
York City will occupy the pulpit to-
morrow at Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church South, as the Missionary Con-
terence opens. At the evening service
Mrs. w. G. Cram will be the speaker.
The conference, which will be par
ticipated in by all churches Of the
Southern Methodist denomination in
Washington, Alexandria and vicinity,
and to which all others interested are
invited, extends through February 5.
Beginning at o'clock tomorrow and
continuing each evening at 7 o'clock,
there will be classes in missions as -ol-
lows: Home Missions" taught by DR..
j. w. Perry of Nashville. Tenn; The
Bible and Missions" by DR.. Elmer 7.
Clark also of Nashville; and Korea
Land of the Dawn" by Mrs. Cram. Fol-
lowing tomorrow afternoons session OF
the classes there will be missionary
rally at 4 o'clock, with DR.. Brockman,
Bishop McMurray of Louisville, KY,
ana DR.. Perry as speakers.
Each evening during the week at 8
o'clock there will be public addresses as
follows: Monday. DR.. Brockman: Tues
day, Bishop McMurray; Wednesday, DR..
Brocman; Thursday (Womans rally),
MIS-. y. w. eeTTy, pleSlueHI VI tle
Woman's Council; Friday, DR.. j. v.
Perry. The first 10 minutes of the 8
o'clock hour each evening will be given
to questions and answers.
The Mount Vernon Place Woman's
Missionary Society will begin its study
of the book Great Souls at Prayer" "
Tuesday at 1920 am, with Mrs. c. M.
Stoy as leader. A short business meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening at
6:45 instead of the usual meeting at 8
due to the sessions Of the Missionary
Conference.
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1.-THE GLORY OF OLD AGE"
WILL BE PASTORS TOPIC

The Glory of Old Age" is the theme
announced by Rev Henry B, Wooding.
pastor of the lexington Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow evening A special
program will be given at the Sunday
school service by members of Miss Mary
RobertSon'S class.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will have charge of the Sunday
evening church service. The following
program will be given: Jesus the
Light of the World" Harry Wooding
"The Challenge of Light to the C. E.
Society" Howard Cole; THE Challenge
of Light to the Church" Naomi Grain:
The Challenge of Light to the Citizen, "
Margaret Day; The Challenge of Light
to the World" Darrell Grain; prayer,
Ethel Newell Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning" Mary Steele; scripture read
ingS by Betty Walk, Lyle Mills, Ella
Martin, Jack Jones' Mary Lohr and
David Haywood; special music will be
given by the church quartet and the
Christian Endeavor Chorus.
The teachers and officers of the Sum
day school will meet in the Sunday
school house Wednesday evening.
A prayer and praise service will be
held Thursday evening. The pastor
will give an address.
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OFFICERS OF SCHOOL
WILL BE INSTALLED
Rev. Charles Enders to Preach in
Both German and English
Services.

Rev Charles EnderS will preach in
both the German and the English Serv-
ices at COncOrdIa Church, Twentieth
and @ streets, tomorrow morning.
In the evening officers Of the Bible
school Will be installed by the pastor,
and special recognition will be given
to the members Of the tCacher-train-
ing class who have completed the first
years work. Dr.. J. S. NOfSinger will
be the speaker The officers of the
school are: A. n. Schroeder, superin-
tendent; Otto Volmerhaus, assistant
superintendent; Mrs. Fred Robson, re-
COrding secretary; Harry Parker, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Parker,
treasurer; Mrs. Fred Graebner, pianist;
William Steiner, periodical secretary;
Miss Anne TreSSelt. birthday secretary;
Miss Josephine ESCherich. Superin-
tendent of the chiIdren'S division: Miss
Hilda Huefe, superintendent of the
home department.; Mrs. Adele Cheek,
superintendent Of the cradle roll.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday at pm. A report Of the
recent Conference on the Cause and
Cure of War, which was attended by
Mrs. A. H Volkman, jr., as representa-
tive of the WOmens Union of the
Evangelical Synod of North America,
will be presented at this meeting.
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EPISCOPAL GROUP
WILL RENEW VOWS
Observance on February 22
Will Include Breakfast
After Services.

Episcopalian men and youths of
Washington, including many fathers
and sons, are planning to start their
observance of the George Washington
Bicentennial on February % by re-
dedicating themselves in Christian
service and in patriotic ideals through
attendance at a corporate communion
service at the Church of the Epiphany
and at fellowship breakfast after the
service, at which Bishop James E. Free
man and former Senator George Whar-
ton Pepper Of PENNSYLVANIA will deliver
addresses on Washington, the Patriot
and Churchman"
Approximately 1000 men and boys
OF this city are expected to attend the
communion service, which will be held
at am, and visitors from other cities
attending the opening of the Bicen-
tennial celebration also are invited.
Delegations are expected from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Rich
mond and other nearby cities.
The corporate communion in Wash
1ngton will be one of similar services to
be held throughout the Nation on the
birthday anniversary of the first PreSi-
dent, and the observance has received
the support of both clerical leaders and
several distinguished public men Gen.
John j. Pershing and Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt of New York, together with
Mr.. Pepper, have sent statements to
Bishop Freeman indorSing the Wash
ington corporate communion and fel-
loWShip breakfast. The nation wide
corporate communion also has been the
subject of special messages by the Most
Rev. James DeWolf Perry presiding
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in America, and by a commit
tee of the House of Bishops.
The fellowship breakfast will be held
at the Hotel Washington Immediately
after the communion service. In a let
ter to the rectorS Of the Episcopal
churches in Washington Bishop Free
man has written that ito begin the
Bicentennial functions with such a
service and breakfast would be most
fitting"
Tickets for the breakfast have been
distributed to a diocesan committee,
which Is headed by Dr. William Earl
Clark. The vice chairmen for the vari-
Gus districts of the diocese are: Down
town parishes, Maj F. G. MunSon
Georgetown, N w. Dorsey; Northwest.
Temple Seay; Northern, H. V. Milne
Northwestern, Carl Zepp; Southeastern.
j. F. Hafan; Northern Virginia, Har-
old Brown; Montgomery County, H. D.
AmlsS; Upper Prince Georges. Staley
Clarke, and Lower Prince Georges and
Charles, DR.. Sinclair Bowen. There
also will be chairmen in every parish
to handle the attendance of men and
boys at the communion and the break
fast.
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WORD OF GOD IN BIBLE
SUBJECT AT CHEVY CHASE
Rev. Edward o. Clark, Pastor, to
Deliver Address at Bap-
tist Church.

Rev. Edward o. Clark. pastor, will
preach on the subject The Word of
God in the Bible" tomorrow morning
al the Chevy Chase Baptist Church.
A Story-sermon is given to the members
of the junior church.
The Sunday school convenes at 9:45
o'clock. The pastor teaches a class for
parents on Religious Nature and Child
Guidance At recent meeting of the
Teachers Council, Kenneth B. Forbes
was elected assistant superintendent Of
the junior department of the Sunday
school.
Rev. Andrew M Brodie of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church will
preach at the evening service The
Protestant churches of the community
unite in their support of this evening
service.
At the meeting Thursday evening
Charles " Inlay will lead in the mis-
sion study book, God and the Census "
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WORLD BROTHERHOOD
SERVICE TOMORROW
Junior and Senior Departments of
All Souls Church School
Plan Program.

The Junior and Senior Departments
Of All Souls Church School, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, will meet at 9:45
am. tomorrow for a special service on
World Brotherhood This is in antici-
patton Of the opening of the Disarma-
ment Conference at Geneva, February
2 The Junior Department, under the
direction of Mrs. D. Priscilla Edgerton,
will present brief pageant, The Chill
dren Of All Lands Seek Peace and
World Brotherhood"
At the II o'clock morning service
the minister, Dr.. Ulysses G.. B. Pierce.
will preach on Tia Man Between. "
At O'Clock Lewis Atwater organist.
will be assisted in a program of Bach
music by Charles TrOWbridge Tittmann,
bass At $50 o'clock Miss Ethel Sunny
Of Wilson Teachers College will review
The Lady of Godey's-Sarah Josepha
Hale" by Ruth E. Finley. At the Fire
side Circle for young people at $50
o'clock speaker has been secured.
The Washington Chapter. Unitarian
Layman's League will hold a dinner
meeting Thursday. Henry J. Allen,
former Senator from Kansas. who has
recently completed an extended tour of
Europe, will speak on Europe in De-
preston"
Evening star., 1932-01-30
DIR. R. v. WEAVER
CHOOSES HIS TOPIC
"ChriSt'S Conception of the
Church, to Be Theme To-
morrow Morning.

Dr. R w. Weaver will preach to-
morrow at II am at the National Bap-
tist Church the Denominational day
sermon, his topic being "Christ'S Con-
ception of the Church" In the eve
ming, at pm, Dr. M. E. Miller, who
has just returned from a world tour
of mission fields, will speak on "A
World Tour of Missions" The Bible
school meets at $50 am. and the
Young Peoples Society at GAS pm.
The Woman's Society will meet at
II am. Wednesday. Miss Emma H.
Turner will lead the devotional service.
Miss Anne Rogers, juvenile Court work
er, will speak in the morning session
The Anna B. Hanson Circle will have
charge of the afternoon program.
The Evening Mission Club will have
a dinner Thursday at 5:45 pm. at the
church, and DR.. Miller will speak on
the subject, The World Field of Mis-
Sions." At 8 pm. the midweek service
will be held which will be the covenant
meeting.
The Standing Committee will meet
in the church parlor Friday at 7:45
pm. and at 7:30 pm. the Boy Scouts,
Troop 43 and the Junior World Wide
Guild will meet at the church.
Evening star., 1932-01-30
:13OTH ANNIVERSARY
TO Be CELEBRATED
First Baptist Church Pro-
uram Will Be Launched
February Fl.

The program for the 130th anniver-
sary of the founding of the First Bap-
tist Church, Sixteenth and o streets,
which was organized in 1902 with five
members, one a woman, were an
nounced today. The celebration viii
start February q, with exercises at II
O'Clock and at o'clock and continue
on each Sunday through March 20.
There will be appropriate programs
dealing with various phases and periods
of the ChurCh's history also on the in
tervening Thursday evenings.
Prominent speakers OF the denomln-
alton will participate in the celebra-
tion. greetings Will be brought from
other Evangelical churches; typical
scenes in the history Of the church
will be depicted in tableauX form; the
music of other dayS'-including the
Scaudinayian-will be sung; the other
churches of the city Will be represent
ed, one program Will be devoted to the
work of the Sunday school and another
TO the B. y. P. U.
Bicentennial Program.
Washingtcn's birthday and the BIZ
centennial Will form the background for
the program February q and also on
the following Sunday. At the initial
services Gov. John Garland Pollard OF
Virginia will speak on Virginia and
RELIGIOUS Liberty" and in the afternoon
Bishop William F. Mcdowell of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Will de-
liver an address on The Spirit OF
Christ in the Life of the Republic. ~
On the following Sunday morning Dr.
Samual JudSOn Porter, pastor OF the
church. viii speak on The Religious
UndertOne in the Life Of George Wash
ngtOn.'
To the mother church of the l13
white and Colored Baptist churches
within the District Of Columbia" >"
greetings will be brought, both by the
white and COlOred churches. On Sun
day afternoon. March 6, there will be
a roll call of the Sc Colored Baptist
churches in Washington; and an ad-
dress on The Growth of Baptist
Principles Among the Colored People
of Washington by DR.. Walter H.
Brooks, pastor Of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church.
Visitor to Speak.
One Of the prominent speakers will
be Dr. w. J. MCGlOthlm, president Of
the Southern Baptist Convention,
March 20, and in the morning will
speak on The Institutions Whose
Founding Is TraCeable to Members of
the First Baptist Church Of Washing
ton" and at the afternoon service he
will address the young peoples gather
ing on The Baptist Leadership of the
Future
The subject on which DR.. Porter will
preach at the church tomorrow morn
ing Will be The Glory Of Jesus Christ"
and in the evening he will deliver the
third of a series Tor the young people,
the subject being Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Peter"
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PLANS CHURCH CLINIC

A Church Hospital will be established
tomorrow in the ball room of the
Raleigh Hotel when DR.. F. A. Agar,
church efficiency secretary Of the
Northern Baptist Convention, will hold
a church officers clinic for the 81
churches. Sunday schools and B. Y. P.
US of the Columbia Association of
Baptist Churches. The meeting begins
at 9:3O am. and continues until pm.
with one hour for luncheon DR.. Agar
will also hold a conference with the
ministers at II am, Monday, at CAL
vary Baptist Church
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DR.. Schaf to Sneak.

The members and friends Of the
Presbyterian Ministers Association of
Washington and vicinity will meet
Monday at IL o'clock at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Dr.
David S. Schaff will give an address
on Cardinal Bellarmine-Chief Anti
Protestant Controversialst-Now a
Saint and a Doctor of the Church. "
Ministers of the city. regardless of de-
nominational afflliation, are cordially
invited to attend
Evening star., 1932-01-30

Three weeks of evangelistic services
will be opened tomorrow at PetWorth
Methodist Episcopal Church, Grant
circle, with a sermon by DR.. B. w.
MeekS, superintendent of the Washing
ton district, at 730 pm. On Monday
evening Rev. Thomas S. Davis, pastor
Of Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach, and beginning
Tuesday Rev. P. Raymond Powers of
Chicago will conduct the services,
which will be held every evening eX-
cept Saturday.
His subjects for the first week are
Tuesday, The Revelation That Chal-
lenges Modern Man; Wednesday, "Is
the American Home on the Breakers?";
Thursday, What Is the Acid Test of a
Christian?"; Friday, The New Pill
grim'S Progress The pastor, Rev
Robert L. Wood, will preach at II am
tomorrow on THE Awakening Church.
Other services tomorrow are the
Sunday school at $50 am, Mems Bible
class at 10 o'clock and the Epworth
and intermediate Leagues at pm.
The women'S organizations will meet
Wednesday, beginning with the GUILD
at 1890 am. Lunch will be served al
noon, and at l O'Clock the Women's
Home Missionary Society will convene
to be followed at 2 o'clock by the meet
ing of the Womens Foreign Missionary
Society.
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MEANING OF RELIGIOUS
CRISIS WILL BE TOPIC
DR.. c. c. Rasmussen to Preach at
Luther Place Memorial
Church Tomorrow.

At the II O'Clock service tomorrow IN
Luther Place Memorial Church The
Meaning of Religious Crisis" will be
the topic of DR. Carl c. Rasmussen'S
sermon At the evening service, at 8
o'clock, he will speak on What Makes
a Church Happy?' This will be the
third in a series of Happiness Ser
mons" which the pastor has bsen
preaching during the month Of jan
uarY.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
Society will discuss the topic, Our
Church's Service for Christ" Rev.
Frank H Clutz. assistant pastor. will
be the leader. The intermediate group
will be led by Miss Wilhelmina Cronen-
berg in a study of the topic, Playing
Fair With Our Denomination"
The Ladies Aid Society will hold
their February luncheon and meeting
in the church parlors on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Eberly will preside.
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Churches and Juvenile Delinquency
BY ANNE w. ROGERS,

OF the Washington Federation OF Churches
long with the adoescent
positive spiritual which
recognizes this
with church and the Sunday
viewpoint should influence for good that
be
building
probaoner helps his outside interest introduces him to
the social and religious activities of the Sunday school lets him know
the church of him his efforts good
Also by intimate personal contact with the family other problems
light which the
This service constantly trying to render bringing the Christian
During the hundreds been helped
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SERMON FOR CHILDREN
Pastor Announces Topic at Takoma
Park Baptist.

At Takoma Park Baptist Church to-
morrow Rev. w. z LaRue will preach
a sermonctte to children on What the
Church Means to Us" and regular
sermon on The First Christian Church
and its Successors"
Senior B. Y. P. u, Miss Florence
Potter leader, pm.
An evening with stereopticon pictures
OF Mexico and South America will be
at 7:45 pm
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
business meeting Wednesday, with
luncheon at l pm.
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TRAVEL TALK ARRANGED
"Name Above All Names" Topic at
Eastern Presbyterian.

THE Name Above All Names" will
be the subject Of DR.. A. E. Barrows'
sermon in the Eastern Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening his subject will be Surprising
Goodness"
Miss Shotwell will give a travel talk
on Korea to a union meeting of the
Missionary and Westminster Societies
Wednesday evening. The mems Bible
class will also hold a fellowship meet
ing Wednesday evening.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society has elected the following
officers: President. Tom Mitchell; vice
president, Virginia Wood; secretary,
Lucy Higgins; treasurer, Billy Beall.
Evening star., 1932-01-30
LUTHER LEAGUE INSTALLS
New Officers for Year Are In
Quoted Into Office.

The Alpha Bible Glass of st. Marks
Lutheran Church recently elected as
officers: President, Mrs. w. E. Miller;
secretary. Mrs. R. j. Mickey, and treas
urer Mrs Lena Teagle.
At a public installation service last
Wednesday evening of the Luther
League, the pastor indicted the follow
ing into office: President, Miss Selma A.
Trede; secretary, Miss Catherine Gross;
treasurer, Merle Fellinger.
DR.. Hayes will begin tomorrow morn
ing a series of sermons on which of
TWo?" the subject being THE Two
Sons"
Evening star., 1932-01-30
CLOSES RADIO SERIES
Father Igns ius Smith to Discuss
"Chr | the Citizen"

"Chr I the Citizen"
Christ the Citizen" will be the sub
ject of the closing sermon of Father
IgnatiuS Smiths series on the Wash
ington Catholic Radio Hour, to be
broadcast from the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, tomorrow at
O'Clock through Station VOL.
Father Francis J. Hurney, pastor of
the church and director of these broad
casts. will preside. The service will in
clude the solemn procession Of the
blessing of the sick at the Grotto of Our
Lady of LOurdes in the church. Solemn
main altar
Evening star., 1932-01-30
Ghrtsttun
CHURCH OF CHRIST

1860 1ith st. NV, at Meridian Place.
Jas. III. McBrOom, Minister.
1000 am.-Bible study.
II:OO a.m.-"JeSuS and the Poor"
7:30 p.m.-"Baptism in the Name of
Jesus"
Where the Bible Speaks, We Speak;
Where the Bible is Silent,
We Are Silent"