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Evening star., 1932-03-05
PASTOR WILL SPEAK

Rev E. o. Clark, pastor of the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, will be the
speaker tomorrow night in the chapel
of the Central Union Mission, at 613 c
street.
During the week, at o'clock, evening
services will be under the auspices Of:
Monday night. the Christian Endeavor
OF Grace Reformed Church; Tuesday
night, the B. Y. P U. of Bethany Bap-
tist Church; Wednesday night, Hoge
class of st. Paufs M. E. Church South;
Thursday night, Luther League of st.
Marks Lutheran Church; Friday night,
the mems Bible class of Eastern Presby-
terian Church, and Saturday night,
Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
Y. Nj. C.. A. News

JIM. Clinton, National Council of the
Y. M. C. A. secretary, will speak on
Russia at a luncheon in the Central
Y. M. C. A. Tuesday at 1890 o'clock
The staff of the Central Y. M C.. A
will visit the Cathedral Thursday at 9
O'Clock. Canon John w. Gummere will
lead a devotional service in Bethlehem
Chapel and act as a personal escort.
The regular Friendly Bible Hour will
be held Tuesday at 8:45 under the
leadership of Glenn Wagner.
DR.. Charles A. Hart. professor of
philosophy, Catholic University, will
sneak on Elements of Spirituality
Which Make for Dominant Personality
Friday night.
three-act play. The Hidden Guest, "
Monday at 8:l5 pm. in the assembly
hall under the auspices of the Organ.
lied Bible Glass Association
The Orators Club. under the leader
ship of Carl King, will meet in the Sir
George Williams room Monday night.
The VS. Mems Club will meet at the
Hamilton Hotel Tuesday at 1890 pm,
The Phalanx Fraternity will meet
Friday night in room 218, Central
Y M c. A.
The Glee Club will hold a rehearsal
Wednesday at pm.
Free movies will be shown in the
lobby OF the Y. NJ. c. A. at tbs pm,
Monday and Friday.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
"AT THE CROSS" IS TOPIC
OF REV. c. B. AUSTIN
"Why Some Christians Are Happy
Is Evening Subject at West
Washington Church.

Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor Of the West
Washington Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow at II am. on AT the Cross
and at pm. on why Some Chris
tians Are Happy
Missionary circles will meet Tues
day pm, King Circle with Mrs
Betty Riley. 1923 Cambridge place; &
p.m., Circle No. with Mrs. J. P Moore
1928 G street, and Circle No. at the
Sunday school house.
Juliette Mather Circle will meet We'd
nesday evening with Mrs r. Earle Hay
cock, 1850 Butterworth place.
Home mission service, sponsored by
the T. E. L. Bible class and the Woman's
Missionary Society, will be held Thurs
day evening in the Sunday school,
auditorium. Special feature of the
home mission service will be pageant
by the young people.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
EMORY CHURCH TOPICS
Rev. H. v. Wheeler Will Preach
Twice Tomorrow.

At Emory Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Rev. H. V. Wheeler, pastor, to-
morrow at / am. the topic is "Despised
and Rejected" and at pm. The
Stewardship of Prayer" Sunday school,
$40 am; Epworth League, pm.
The board OF stewards meets Mon
day at pm: Woman's Missionary So
ciety Wednesday, 2 pm, with Mrs A.
L. Howard, 85l6 Fourteenth street;
prayer service Thursday, pm. con-
cert will be given Friday in the Sunday
school at 8 pm, under the leadership
of George F. KortZenborn
Evening star., 1932-03-05
YOUNG PEOPLE TO DINE
Members Representing 80 Churches
to Participate.

Young Peoples League members rep
resenting 80 churches in the Presbytery
of Washington City, which includes, in
addition to the Capital, Clarendon and
Manassas, Va; Hyattsville and Ken
sington, Md, and IA other nearby
towns, will hold a dinner meeting at
the Western Presbyterian Church, of
which Rev j. Harvey Dunham is pas
tor, next Wednesday.
Rev. Frank Getty, director of the
young peoples division of the Presby-
terian Board of Christian Education,
Philadelphia, Pa, will speak on the par
ticular problems of young peoples
groups.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
MARY WILL BE TOPIC
Rev. Frank S. Niles breaches at
Georgetown Church Tomorrow.

Mary at the Feet of Jesus" will be
the topic tomorrow morning of Rev.
Frank S. Niles at the Georgetown Pres
byterian Church. There will also be a
children's story-sernon.
Rev Mr.. Niles is also holding a COM
municants' class each Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock for those who are plan
ming to join the church at Eastertime
The evening service is in the charge
Of the young people and the leader will
be Miss Meta Dean Scantlin.
Rev. Mr.. Niles will give Lenten talk
Thursday evening on I'm the Garden
Evening star., 1932-03-05
"LISTEN TO GOD" TOPIC
German and English Services at
Concordia Evangelical.

Rev. Charles Enders will preach on
Listen to God" in both the German
and the English services tomorrow
morning at Concordia Lutheran Evan
gelical Church.
In the evening service he will deliver
the fourth and final sermon in the
series on The Passion of Christ in
Art This sermon will deal with
Christ Before PLATE" by MunkacSy.
copy of the picture will be given all
who attend this service.
Lenten service will be held Wednes-
day in English and Thursday in Ger
man. Both will be at pm. The
topic will be "Christ's Sanctity."
Evening star., 1932-03-05
LAYMEN IN SESSION
Conference Is Held at College Of
Preachers.

The third week end laymen's con-
ference at the College of Preachers of
Washington Cathedral in the series be-
ing held during Lent commenced yes
terday afternoon and will continue un-
til tomorrow night with laymen from
different nearby Eastern cities in at
tendance.
The conference is on the subject Of
"The Church and It's Membership" and
is conducted by DR.. William C. Sturgis,
formerly of the faculties of Harvard
and Yale Universities and now a lee
turer at the College of Preachers.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
WILL DISCUSS MIRACLE
Rev. George Farnham to Preach at
Cleveland Park.

Cleveland Park.
what Is a Miracle?" will be the
subject of the sermon at the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church. The pas
tor, Rev. George Farnham, will occupy
the pulpit. Miss Lois Lilly. assisted by
the chorus choir, will furnish the
music.
Miss Pearle Thurber has been chosen
10 act as temporary superintendent OF
the senior department of the Sunday
se:aool Other officers of the Sunday
schocI are: Mrs. Marian Woodbury.
chairman of Committee of Religious
Education, and DR.. Ernest A. Back,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1932-03-05
HEADS TO BE INSTALLED
Sunday School at st. Matthews
Lutheran Plans Services.

The Sunday school officers and teach
ers will be installed tomorrow morning
at St Matthew's Lutheran Church,
Kentucky avenue and Fifteenth street
southeast, Rev. E. H. Meuser, pastor.
DR.. N. j. Gould Wickey. executive sec
retary of the Board of Education Of the
United Lutheran Church, will address
the congregation on some phase of re-
ligious education.
The pastor will preach at the evening
service on Are You Free?"
Evening star., 1932-03-05
~ oob En- i
''MAN''

SERVICES
Sunday. II AM. and PM
Sunday School--l1 AM
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS
O'CLOCK
Evening star., 1932-03-05

THE NATIVITY Ne. Nns'- AZ AZ, 10 enS Il ! !
church School. s:15; Sr Dept. 1915.
Conhrm'n Glass, Mon, $3.50; Tues, 7:3o.
Program Of Sacred Music, Fri, pm.
The Resurrection. 7:3o, Is. s., 3:l5).
Evening star., 1932-10-31
SEPTEMBER GAINS
IN WORK SHOWN
Federal Employment Service
Reports Upward Trend in
Time and Number.

An increase in employment during
September was reported today in the
monthly industrial information bulletin
OF the Federal Employment Service.
"A careful analysis of the various State
reports" it said shows an upward
trend in operating time, as well as in
numbers engaged. in many manufac-
turing establishments
The service reported gains in textiles,
satisfactory operations III the leather
shoe factories. maintained employment
in shipbuilding yards, coal mining con-
dltiOn Improvement. A turn for the
better was noted in the still much be-
low normal iron and steel industry, and
increased employment in railroad shops
was attributed to increased freight
movement On several systems. Auto
mobiles. tire and many other manu-
featuring industries however. were said
to be still on parttlme schedules with
Curtailed forces
Under the stimulus of funds made
available by the emergency relief and
construction act Il continued, there
was a considerable increase in the
volume of highway and bridge con-
struction which provided employment
for thousands of additional men, 33
States reported over 260,000 men en-
gagged on this type of work alone. and
many new contracts were let during
the course of the month.
Federal building projects under way
IN various sections continued to employ
large forces Of skilled labOrers, but pri-
vate and commercial building remained
at a low level
Evening star., 1932-10-31

uERES one sure way to protect your
IL money when you buy coal. When
you place your order, don't say: Send
me some coal Play safe. Specify blue
coal by name. Then you will know that
YOU are getting the same famous D. L. &
W. Scranton and Wilkes-Barre anthra-
cite mined by the Glen Alden Coal CO.,
the largest producers of anthracite in
the world) that has been Americas larg-
est selling home fuel for over fifty years
You can't mistake blue coal when
YOU see it-because blue coal is act
uallv colored blue. This harmless tint
Evening star., 1932-10-31

is your guarantee of steady. dependable
warmth with surprising little attention
to your furnace. 1t is your assurance of
better heat without the usual costly
waste.
With blue coal YOU actually buy less
coal because you use less of it to get the
steady, even heat YOU need. And here's
whv: Blended for millions of wears in
the rich anthracite fields of Northern
PENNSYLVANIA, Nature made blue coal
as nearly perfect as any fuel can be.
After it is taken out of the mine, keen
eyed watchers follow it to the breaker,
discarding wasteful impurities. Then
blue coal is washed and rewashed by
Evening star., 1932-10-31
|N, A PAIL c!..,,! T@PARAD!sE. ;tz!St
DAWSON

blond and handsome. You speak Ian
guageS life foreigner It's fun to chat
ter with walters in queer little restau-
rants. Life with you becomes an ad-
venture And then you're so well
groomed-r-so absolutely right for every
occasion. You mayn't know it, but you
give me confidence. Gives sometimes a
little shabby and not quite sure of HIM
self And then again, you're agreeable
always the same. Not untidily demon
strative one moment and all bottled up
the next. What l mean is, you don't
upset NEEDN'T expect me to be per-
feet"
Cant you state something positively
to my credit?"
She thought deeply?"
Yes. Because I'm young, you're fiat
tered. When I'm prettier than usual,
you notice. And then on my side be-
cause you're older, I'm flattered, too
Fourteen years older" he reminded.
You've said nothing about being fond
of me or the way feel toward YOU
She took his hand between her two
small ones and drew it beneath her
4 couldn't deceive you I love Give,
But
Go on"
4 prefer you for your gentleness. I'm
SO safe with you
Their lips met.
Next morning she announced to her
parents that she wished her marriage to
be hurried forward. She was afraid Of
her own indecision. Forgetting Give
wasn't easy. Her thoughts returned to
him in every idle moment. Unfortu-
nately. loving Dicky was an effort.
Through fear of what she might do Il
left to her own devices, she scarcely per-
mitted him out Of her sight.
The quality which had recommended
him had been his sportiness. She now
caShed in on it to pervent herself from
thinking. From morning till past mid
night she was with him i'll the high
powered runabout which he drove so
reckleSsly.
She forced him to take her to night
clubs. After giving a mystic signal, one
burst from gloomy street into the glow
of an Aladdin's cave. The life they led
seemed a chapter from the Arabian
Nights. They had no leisure for CONVEX
Sation.
Meanwhile her father, wishing to
learn more about his future SOn-ln-laW
pursued inquiries He discovered not
ing to his discredit, if nothing dis
tinctly favorable.
Dickeys pedigree. at all events, was
traceable. He derived from a race OF
Evening star., 1932-10-31

spectators in Chicago, who In the sec
ond generation had quieted down to
philanthropy and church-going. Pre-
viously to that they'd cornered wheat,
land, railroads-there was precious lit
tie they hadn't cornered.
Their women had specialized in Eu-
ropean titles. Dicky's father was worth
several millions. Unfortunately, the
father didn't approve of the son. What
was hidden in obscurity Probably they
weren't sympathetic. Most of Dicky's
education had been obtained at for
eign schools. Since becoming a man
he'd lived chiefly in France and Austria.
Again the answer to What was he doing
there was black. An inheritance from
an aunt was his only visible means of
livelihood
From a social point of view the
wedding was huge success. For weeks
costly presents from eminent persons
had been arriving. The news leaked
out, via the press, that the best man
was worth twelve millions. To have a
multi-millionaire for best man, Dlcky
also must have money.
The first night of the honeymoon
was spent in New York. Before sailing
for Havana Santa telephOned her par
ents that she'd married the finest and
most considerate of husbands.
At the start of the voyage she was
too seasick to inquire or care what he
was doing. On the third day, when
she became ConvaleScent. she dis
covered that he'd been grabbed by a
bunch of poker players. Late that
night. since he had not come to bed,
she dressed and went to the smoking
room TO reclaim him.
She was greeted with loud shouts,
Here comes the bride"
When she tried to coax him from his
chair he showed temper Later, when
she was sleeping sOundly in her berth,
she was reused by clumsy movements
Hot hands caressed her.
You there, LOu-LOu?"
In panic she switched on the light.
Dicky blinked his surprise.
Not Lou-Lou!" He was half seas
over. Gee! You must be the gal 1
married"
At breakfast next morning his atti-
tude was repentant. He wasn't certain
what had been his conduct
Hope l didn't disturb YOU He in
truth l drank too much last night"
Who's Lou-Lou?" she asked quietly.
How should 1 know. darling? 1 ex-
pect she's name you've invented"
She isn't" Santa shook her curly
head. She's woman whom you loved
before me-
L never pretended there weren't
women I loved before you" he owned
grayely L 'feSsed up that evening
when you planned to run off with
Give"
"Dicky. dear by loved thought you
meant liked"
Evening star., 1932-10-31
NOW YOU CAN BE SURE
OF GETTING THE BEST C0AL-evey time you order it

torrents of rushing water. Again it is
inspected for quality and size, to be sure
it is worthy of our trademarks harm
less blue tint.
blue coal burns long and evenly and
doesn't need to be forced-doesn waste
most of your heat up the chimney. 1t
SINNERS down completely-theres less
unburned coal in your pit =. you get
more heat per ton.
Lose no time in placing your order
for blue coal'-you can tell it at a
glance BY its blue color. That's the way
to stop gambling on coal-thats the
way to get maximum heat at minimum
cost.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CHAPTER s.
"WOMAN IS TICKLE


= ANITA glanced up quickly. Dicky
looked SO strong. His protecting
arm frightened. So he wasn't go,
~ ing to punish her. She leaned
more heavily against him.
Through the great white lights Of
Broadway they sped in silence. At
Columbus Circle the chauffeur glanced
back for instructions. Dicky signed to
him to enter the park.
FeverishnesS was left behind.
ShadoWy yistaS. Black rampartS filled
with starry loop-holeS.
He stopped his lips to her Wavy hair.
Don't tell anything, unless
"Dicky." she protested. 1t concerns
you. l even promised to follow him"
He laughed quietly.
You haven't"
You don't realize" She wrung her
hands. I'm asking your advice. I'm
in a most frightful mess
You're asking whether you should
jack me in favor of Clivo. The answer
depends on your happiness
But I'm considering your happiness" "
There's only one person to consider
yourself. Let's be territically honest.
What are Gives superior attractions, in
spite of which you chose me?"
L chose you" she stared into the
darkness. because l was sick of boys.
They're so bosSy-must have everything
their own way. They get sore. Take
Give If I'd done to him what I've done
to you. he'd have sulked and made me
miserable Certainly. he wouldn't have
been driving me round the park all
friendly and comfortable"
But Give, since he's your example,
must have his good points"
Heaps" she granted enthusiastically.
I'm his only girl. He adoreS me-
And now for my qualities. Let's start
with the good ones"
you're friends with so many people.
You take me places" she faltered.
Losing you nerve?" he challenged.
I'm proud to be seen with you"
Her voice strengthened. You're SO
Evening star., 1932-10-31

The other women meant nothing"
Don't lie, Dicky They're all memo
riZed there" She touched his fore
head. My place is long way down
the line"
Santa, in her luxurious apartment In
Chicago, searches. tomorrow, for the key
to her unha pDiness,
Evening star., 1932-10-31

"I'm not to blame for what you
thought I told you"
so there were other women" tears
filled her eyes. whom you loved in the
same way that you loved Lou-Lou?'
Regular detective, aren't you?" he
chaffed her What do you suppose I
was doing all those years till met you?
Evening star., 1932-10-31

expression. Who said anything about
a procession?"
do you get drunk often?" she in
sisted. This IS only our honeymoon.
know nothing about you
He attempted to fold her in his arms.
She turned her face aside.
My getting drunk was an accident
Evening star., 1932-10-31
I'm human"

I'm human
"One more question, Dicky. I'm not
the third or even the fourth-just the
end of a procession? You couldn't get
me cheaply-so you made me your
wife"
This is what comes of playing
poker" He assumed a mock injured
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Synopsis Having crushed Gives spirit
by becoming engaged to Dicky, IA years her
senior. Santa rushes to the boat to bid Give
farewell as he sails to become European rep
reSentatiye of his firm. There she promises
Give to break her engagement and meet
him in Europe! Then, in the car. she tells
D.cky. The tangle is worse because. long be,
been engaged. and Eric Dawn had been tilted:
When his mother. on her deathbed. asked
Dawn to care for Give. Mrs. Dawn was
furious, took Santa to Europe. permitted her
to become an expert in provoking mems
attentions
Evening star., 1932-10-31

EEwER colds this year-quioker relief
L from those you oatoh-and money
saved besides. That's the promise
PePsodent AntisePtic makes you. Mil
lions by experience can tell you it's true.
PePsodent AntisePtic is different from
other leading mouth antiseptics.
81 does the work ofs3
PePsodent is 3 times more powerful in
killing germs it goes times as far
gives you times as much for your money
and gives you extra protection against
sore throat colds. In fighting stubborn
colds, remember there really are only two
Leading kinds of mouth washes on the
TUNE IN TONIGHT
Amos n Andy 200 p.m-WRC
The GOldbergs 745 p.p.-WRC
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Evening star., 1932-10-31

Bandits are reported to still be active
In the food districts Cf China.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Dance Is POSTPONED.

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, October
81 Special A dance scheduled to be
given by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
focal Volunteer Fire Department in
1'rinity Hall November IT has been
postponed until November 30.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

market. In one group is the mouth wash
that must be used full strength to be
effective. In the other group is Pepsodent
Antiseptic, utterly safe when used full
strength, yet powerful enough to be
diluted with two parts of water and sill
kill germs in less than 10 5econa5!
Don't fool yourself
1t is bad enough to pay the extra cost of
using antisePtics that must be used full
strength it's worse to dilute them
and fail to kill the germs so choose
the antiseptic that kills the germs even
when it is diluted. Insist on Pepsodent
Antiseptic-and be safe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04
The New COllegian

Apparently the comic magazine conception of the
American college student grooming, petting flask
totng, roofing, Saxophone-tooting azz-mad sort of
fellow is all wrong else something new is happen
ing on the campuses of the land.
Last week eighty students from half dozen col
Ieges braved the mine-strike terror of Harlan and
Bell counties, Kentucky, a tour of investigation.
Another group from Commonwealth college, Arkan-
sas started to the of battle, selling copies
Of the Bill of Rights TO pay expenses.
band o. vassar, Wellesley and Sm:.n girls have
appealed to congress- after visit to scottSboro Ala
where Negro boys face execution after an IN
fair trial national student league composed of rep
resentatve student organizations interested in social
justice, just has met in New York to map program
Student publications militant.
There IS an awakening to the social injustices and
conditions among working people on campusesr9f the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04
DAILY HEALTH SERVICE
Dental Decay Study Gives Results

cay more rapidly and more fire.
quently than the incisors.
If the matter is one of blood sup
ply and nutrition primarily, why
are not all of the teeth equally sus-
ceptible?
There are parts of the world
where ricketts,, due to a deficiency
of vitamin D, does not occur, and
yet many people in these areas Suf-
fer with the condition called carries
or general dental decay.
There also is, of course, the in
fictitious theory which would place
responsibility on certain germs in
the mouth.
Unfortunately, no one has been
able to isolate germ that will pro-
duce dental decay in animals, and
this theory is considered as yet I'M
founded.
Finally, much blame has attached
to the eating of sweets, yet vast
numbers of people eat large
amounts of sweets without devel-
oping dental decay.
The chief practical point in all
discussions is the fact that good
dental care given early to spots of
decay prevents their spread and
prevents the growth of the individ-
ual cavity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-04
Watch Your List

The unusually large list of candidates for nomina-
tions for public Office this year places heavy respon-
sibilty upon the voter who wishes to escape inef-
ciency grating, or special privilege.
Two lists are very important One is that of dele
gates to the state conventions. They will nominate
the candidates for senator Governor and state off,
Gals The other the list of candidates the legiS-
lature. They will make the laws of the state.
Every special interest has its hidden friends on
the lists for the legislature. The loan sharks have
been very busy. Those who would keep the burden
of taxes real estate have their friends The utl-
tiles as usual have trotted out those upon whom they
can rely.
But there are also those who are anxious to save
the people from footing by all these interests They
are candidates on both sides of the political fence
The job is to get these men and women nominated
on both tickets.
Some of the enemies of the people are easily dis
tinguishabe. They have made their records in public
Office Some of them are seeking reelection on the
basis of their servitude to the special interests
The friends of the people who have been in Office
are also known. The people have such friends in
bold stands against the plumber bund. There are
men who refused to sell themselves or be fattered
into betrayal of the public interest
The next legislature will be more important than
any former body. II will have to deal with more
desperate situations. 1t will need men of vision,
integrity, purpose. 1t will either save or wreck.
Study the lists carefully This is no year to give
a vote to good fellows" who have no other purpose
than the perquisites, legitimate or illegitimate.
This is one year to vote for yourself.