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La gaceta., 1934-10-27
A 10 REBELDES
EN- ASTURIAS

Madrid, Oct. az Informan
de Oviedo, Asturias, que las
tropas combatieron con los mi
neros reheldes, en- esa provin-
cha, sufriendo los obreros la
perdida dele hombres. Ignora
Sc ell numero de heridos.
Los insurgentes muertos per-
tenecian a los grupos que aun
no Sc han rendido, a pesar de
las notic.as que ell gobierno We
MIA dando.
Ell gobiernc ha dispuesto que
sc aumenten los auxilios a las
familias que mas han sufrido
a consecuencias de la rebellion.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
ABSUELTO Ell JUEZ LUKE

Townsville, Ha,, Oct. 27. -
Roscoe Luke, juez de la corte
municipal, fr& ab9Ielto aver
por un jurade, en- la corte supe-
rior, del asesinato de su amigo
y "asLciadO' Osd.r Grower.
1Tlchos amigos acudieron a g.
trechar la mano al ciu1a4ano
absueItc. Sostuvo Ell juez que Il
mrerte fue accidental. Ocurrit
el suceso 81 pasado 20 de may
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
iESTA A REMATE Ell
CIRCULO CUBANO?

LeemOs en- una carta del Sr.
Consul de Cuba, nuestro est :
mado amigo Jose A. Gregory,
que Sc publica hoy en- LA Ira
ducc;on," las siguientes lineas:
"En ell Circulo Cubano, Sir. Pre-
sidente, pronuncio ell apostol
sus discusses patrioticos mas
exaltados......
Eel Circulo Cubano Sc We a
menazado de perder su propie'
dad, gravada por deudas que
no puede slovenian"
1Consentira el Cobierno
de Cuba que Sc remate ell edi-
ficio de los cubanos de Tam
pa.....?"
Querido amigo Quesada: IEs
tan grave la situacion del
Circulo que esta a punto de per
der ell edificio? ST es asi man
de a reccger un donativo, pues
queremos contribuir a .evitar el
derrumbamiento. Pero duda-
mes que ell Circulo este en- la
aituacion a que Sc refiere el Sr.
Consul.
iCuando Sc efectuara ell re-
mate del edificio? Antes de
que Sc remate pudieramos ini-
ciar una cuestacion en- pro del
"salvamento."
iHace falta la c~uestacion?
ST tai fuese ell problema del
Circulo aqui sobran hombres
para intentar salvarlo, sin ell do
native del gobierno de Cuba.
Esperamos SUI condensation,
amigo Quesada, en- su caracter
de Presidente del Circulo.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

ST no dan trabajo a los milo
mes de obrerCs que 10 reclaman,
cesen de ''llorar" p9rque ell 60
bierno caste centenares o miles
de millones en- ve9tir y dar de
conner a los Iparad6s-dice ell
presidente Roosevelt a los mag
mates.
LLcra tambien ell cocodrilo y
nadie cree en- la sinceridad de
sus lagrimas.
Ell hombre digno prefiere IN
empleo para ganarse el susSen
to, sin depender del gobierno 0
la caridal publica; pero Isl la
tiran todas las pueTtal: en- la
cara, en-, noes al Est2do com
aete socCrrello, impedir que la
desperation lie neve al suici-
dio o al crimen.
! Ell principal problema de la
naci6n nc esta resuelto y es ell
de dar trabajo a 10 millones de
hombres y mujeres que de el ca
recen. Y mientras no pueda re-
s7lver.O9 l~6gicamente, asimilan-
do la agricultural, la industrial y
ell concrete los brazos sobran-
ties, ell gobierno tendra que a.
brir su bolsa, la del pueblo, y
evitar que ell ser humilde pierda
los "frenos' y haga 10 que no
quiere hacer.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La Guerra Civil en- Cuba. = Batista, Carlos Ma
nuel y la Violencia. = Hay que darle aiimentos
yropas a los que carecen de pan

Cuba esta al borde de la que
ira civil y es inutil tratar de
evitar IA menci6n de los he
chCs"-dijo en- la Habana ell Dr.
Felix Granadds, exsecretario
de defensa nacional en- ell gabi-
nete del DR.. Mendieta.
Eel movimiento de la joven
Observation-Disclosures por ell
DIR. Antonio Cutters secreta-
rio que fuera de guerra y gober
nacion en- ell gobierno del DR..
Grau, ha sido publicamente a
probado por ell DR.. Oscar de la
Tore, jefe del ABC radical re-
vclueicnario; por Enrique de
la Hcza, sacretario general del
partido Aprista en- Cuba, cast
tLdos los elementos de izquier-
da que han estado reuniendose
para formar I'm frente undo
contra Ell actual gobierno".'
lilly en- pie un movimiento pa
ra sustituir a les h9mbres sUa-
yes, bondadosos, del gabinete,
con hombres que adopten una
'Efirrce actitud" en- contra del
terrorismo Y ell des5rden. Don
Cares de la Tore ha manifes-
tado que renunciara antics de
permitir que ell g~obierno aban-
done su presente Inca de con-
uucta.'
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

lie han correspondent las mejo-
res tajaGi S, es la de maltar a
Ia maEsalva, sin procesamien-
10, sin que les jueceS examiner
los testimonies y dicten c0nie-
ma.
iLlegara la "irdiferencia"
de Carlos Mendieta hasta ell eX-
tremo de permitir que Sc repi-
an les horrendcs crimenes de
la tirania, por que ell coronel-
sargento teme perder sus gallo
mes y estrellas?
Don Carlos de la Tore ha re
nUnciado va y este 10 interpre-
tamcs n~0s0trCS como que ell CO.
ronel Presidente, ell exsargento
coronel, Carlos Manuel y los de
''maro fuerte o dura", Sc pro-
ponen matar, derramar la san
gre de los q. Sc opongan a sus
planes.
La tiranfa renacera, y bajo
pecres condiciones que en- Ia
6poaa del machadat0, 81 ell pue-
bio de Cuba no sc lama a la
calle, en- defensa propia, y con
la cooperation de la parte sana
del ej6rcito retira del Poder q
los qud vienen utilizandOlo en-
ST provecho, no en- ell provecho
de la naci0nalidad.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

destituidos, que son n.g : s.,
Gst.e.aA ser repue> -.
Mc1if. AZ la . tua, d ara
tada ley electoral, 81 -i.Iy4n1o-
Ia por ezra d lt.4asen,a-.In
prop rcional. Hs.er La1,ian-s
absolutamente honradas y sin
ceraS, con ell lema de ''pase 10
que pasa y cueste 10 que cues
te".
Ell gobiern1 debe tener un
programa, bien definido y ex-
plic3do, de liberaci6n social.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

GSaldra la tirania mas repug
narte que la de Machado, de Ia
alianza del heroe de Rio Verde
actual presidente, con Ell que su
po recoger la cosecha del gClpe
de estado del A de septiembre ::
Vdlveran a morir por cen
tenares los n,udiantes y los
obrerCS?
Ntsc.rCs creem"s que desgra
ciadamante vClvera a correr Ia
sangre, la sangre del NOBLE pue
bio cubano; pero tenemOs la g:
peranza de que los "traidores''
no venceran.
iCuan triste es para ell cuba
no c~Onfesar que sali6 de Gerar
do para u ccts meses despC6G
caer en- las garras de un sargen
to que impone condolences a la
poblaci6n civil como 81 el Y los
suyos hubiesen triunfado, CO.
mo 81 el y sus adlateres hubie-
sen derribado a GerarditO.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
COMBATEN LOS CATOLICOS
LAS DE LOS
NAILS

Berlin, Oct. 27.-Esperase
Que en- los sermones del venide-
70 domingo los sacerdotes cato
licos reanuden su oposici6n al
gobierno nazi, manteniendO des
de ell pulpito que la iglesia ca
t6lica es una victima de la SUI
preston e injusticia, y q. los sa-
cerdotes estan siendo persegui.
dos.
Ell condo Clemente Augustl
Won Galen, obispo de Muehs
ter, lego va su declaration y e.
cardinal Faulhaber, de Mu,
Mich, tiene autoridad especial
concedida por ell Papa, para &C
locar un interdicto sobre la die
cesis, en- caso de que Sc lie arres
Z Esto significarfa para los ca
tolicos de Baviera no poder OF
tener b%autismos, confirmacio
mes, matrimonios, extrema fur
ci6n y funerales religiosos.
Por unos dias Sc ha aplaZa.
do ell sermon del obispo Muel.
Ter, que Sc supone contendrd
las 1ltimas concesiOnes de Hit
Ter a los rebeldes protestantes
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Ell DIR. Granadcs renunci6 la
secre aria de defensa nacional
porqra no estaba conforme con
dos p:ocedimientos, 'cCn ell me-
tese Cl todo" de Batista y sus
ofici les.
Pst t. s~-Stituirlo Sc menciona
ahora a I'm h2mbre odiado, muy
odiado por la juventud Guiana
de IL uierda, no extramista, ell
cons. vadOr DR.. Carlos Manuel
de l. Cruz.
Cuando H3ce algunOs meses
sc dijo que Mendieta habfa nom
bradc al sCcio de Carlos Miguel
Y Jose Manuel para la presidelI
cia del Consej9 de Estado, to-
dos los revolucionarios, con la
exception de los envilecidos, e.
nergicamente proteSiaron. A la
cabeza de la oposicion Sc colo
caron les revolucionarios au-
tenticos del partido que preside
ell Dr.. Grau San Martin y los a
becedistas.
Ahora, cuando Sc habl2 de vic
lencia por parte de la soidades-
ca, que diariamente la ~practica,
aunque "suavemente," sin ase-
sinatos en- gran escala, de nuevG
"suena" ell nombre de Carlos
Manuel, uno de los colab9rado-
res de Machado,-qUe Gamble
de via cuando lie pareci6 que Ia
revolution iba a triumfar-p9-
ra secretario de defensa naciO-
nal
Batista, que Sc cree va un
hombre provisional, un segun-
do MachadO, quiere aplaGar ell
terrorismo por la viOlencia, POI
la barbarie, es decir, aplicand9
la pena de muerte, por medic
de la 'ley de fuga", a los que e
Y sus hCmbres sen3len COMO ia
bricantes 0 colocadores de bonn
bas.
Batista, Carlos Manuel y sus
colaboradores, con ell presiden-
tie Mendieta de ''munecO de
cuerda", no cuieren que la JUS
ticia calstigue a los culpables,
previo uno juicio imparcia.
Y escrupuaoso, previa pre-.
sentaci6n de pruebas incontras-
tables, sino que ell ejercito, te.
meroso, desesperado, que en- ca.
da j6ven revolucionario We a III
enemigo mortal, haga 10 que e
teniente Powell y su5 ayudan.
tes con Two Fernandez, Rodcl.
TO Rodriguez y Ell j6ven Balma
soda.
La violencia contra la violen.
cha que predica Ell exsargento
traidor a Ia revoluci6n, aunqu'
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Los marineros }. p. Murphy,
Edmu nd Burke y II. NJ. Rainey,
p2r va1Ts y aterar ell Orden,
fler n conden9dos a 80 dias de
carce' cala uno.
Sc les detuvo, en- unt5n de
Dominica Gentle y George
Sands, como agresores de otro
marinero, Allie Cook.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
MULTAD0 POR EMBRIA-
GUEZ

Militia de $25 sc impuso a J.
NJ. May, individuo que guiaba
su autom6vil hallandose, BORA
chO.
lie fue suependida una SEN
tencil de 30 dias de carcel.
Por la miama grave falta pa
20 una multa de $25 81 ciudada-
no John Paque.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Ell DIR. Condon identifies a
Bruno Houptmam como ell HON
bre a quien 81 entregara los
$4,000 del rescate. Di6 otro pa
so hacia la silla electrical el in
d. Jlnc encarcelado en- New
jersey.
! Ansia yer a su hijito. de IN
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

ano de edad, y no tuvo compa
sit1 para 81 hijo del cor,ne'
Lindbergh.
Fl hombre que mata a un nj
nc, cuardo pide que lie traigar
81 suyo, para verio para bes9r
10, quiere enganar a los que K
miriam y observan.
Quiere aparenta rque anna a
los mines. con la vana esperan-
"a de que los tontos Sc monmue-
van.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Inglaterra y Estados Unidos
alneados contra el Japon

cha pr ~ ex:sterci9, en- a Nav
Oh kuo, Is rque q g5bier~- az
:. O.. g1na esgat' seer IN mon1-
pole. Aum9ue ell gobierno de lc:
E9'ados Uni1os no ha hecho
protesta oficial, sabsse qu2 deS-
de hace meSes viene eSyldian-
d. ell prCblema. Ell ~pr,ptsjto de
les japoneses es aplderalse d
una parte considerable del ne
gccio cetrolero en- la MsncL1
ria.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
CURB IS IRREGULAR
IN FINAL TRAD|NG|
Small but Steady Flow of
Offerings Serves to
UnSettIe List.
BY G.. A. PHILLIPS,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Curb
Market closed irregularly lower today.
A small but constant flow of stock
for sale unsettled the list in the final
trading and partially erased small
advances made by leading issues in
forenoon dealings. Trading remained
indifferent.
Aluminium Co. closed 6Siz, up 1a;
American Gas, 2312, up as; Creole
Petroleum. 1913, off 70; Electric Bond
d Share. 1925, off "A Hiram Walker,
33. up "a; Lake Shore Mines, 48h,
on "a; Pan-American AirwayS, 81,
up e; Parker Rust Proof, 55A, off
"a; Pittsburgh Plate Glass, 465s, off
"a, and Wright Hargreaves, 834, off
a. Standard Oil of Indiana closed
unchanged at 26.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
AIRMAIL INCREASES.

CHICAGO, May IL @.-The
United Airlines announced q sharp
upturn in the volume Of airmail
brought into Chicago from the West
Coast yesterday. More than double
the 1900 pounds carried yesterday,
:, 3,047 pounds were flown in from San
Francisco and other Western cities.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
q. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury May O.:
Receipts. S13s,010. .697.66; expenditures,
81 ,566. .292,9 ,93; balance, S2,163 $780, :
5d9;50. Customs receipts for the month.
So III. 7.117.69.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
O69. .695.0S7.42 Gncluding S3.373,061- =
000.62 Of emergency expenditures; excess
Of expenditures, $3.461, 1884. .174 Go. Gold
assets. S7,756,121.299 80.
Receipts for May Q, 1888 comparable
date last year,. S7.212.6O2. As; expendi-
lures. S1S,S75.465 net balance. S4S2.-
664 .406.a6; customs receipts for the
month, So. 244,154. .6S.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
n. Y. CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct 10 The Evening Star.
Stock and Sales

Stock ana Salee-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Leonard OIL. ..... 10 Il 4 4
Lerner pf m3N... zoos 991s 96s4 971s
Libby McNeill u l. 5h 5M 5h
Evening star., 1934-05-11

DIVIDEND rates in dollars based on las,
auaIter.y or seml-annual payment. fPartiy
sALta. +FIuS - In stock Payable in
~ In stock. g. Plus 81 in stock. b Pay
ape IN SCRIP P.us 81 in STOCK. kPald
inis year-no resular rate. Accumu.
in stock Paid last year-no reeuIsy
rate. Companies reported in receiver.
snip stocks fully listed on the Curb Ex.
Gnanse: others are dealt In As unlisted
Evening star., 1934-05-11

Babcox a. VIII %.
Blue Ridge Corp.
Blue Ridge pfla3),
Bra zii TT Lit & P. i.
Buckeye P l. go. O..
Bunker Hill & Sui.
Butler Bros.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

- NEW YORK, May II R.-Bar
silver steady and unchanged at ~.
Evening star., 1934-05-11
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. May 11-Dividends de-
claled compiled by the Standard Sta
tistics):
Regular.
, Pc Stock of Pay
Evening star., 1934-06-02
PASTOR SELECTS
SERMON THEME
Rev. R. J. CIinchy to Discuss
"The Sun Goes Down
at Noon."

THE Sun Goes Down at Noon" Is
the sermon subject Of Rev. Russell J.
Clinchy, minister Of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church, tomorrow
morning.
The Young People Of the Congre-
gational Churches of the city are at
tending their eleventh conference over
this week end at Kamp Kahlert on
West River "Today's Youth and To-
morrow's World" Is the theme of the
conference. Four foreign students
will make addresses, a drama, Broth
ers," produced by an all-conference
cast, and a Galilean service at the
river edge. The program closes to-
morrow afternoon with communion
and a sermon by the dean, Rev.
George Farnham. on the topic.
Youths Resources for Life of
Action"
The Women's Guild will have a
picnic meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs L. M. Cleveland, Ken
sington, Md. Automobiles will leave
the church at IL o'clock.
The Fireside group has arranged a
moonlight excursion Wednesday, meet
ing on the Wilson Line boat at pm.
If stormy. the group will take the
trip on Friday.
The annual picnic of the League Of
Service will be held at the home Of
Mrs. L. M. Cleveland, Kensington.
Md, Saturday afternoon. Miss Jessie
Citing is in charge of transportation.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
OLD HYMNS SERVICE
AT PETWORTH M. Z.
Rev. r. L. Wood Will Speak on
What Jesus Christ Means
to Ne"

Rev. r. L. Wood will conduct the
evening service at Petworth NJ E.
Church. An old-hy1nn song service
will occupy the first part The SER
mon subject will be What Jesus
Christ Means to Me" This will be
the concluding service of the regular
Winter program. The pecial series
of Summer Sunday evening services
will begin June II. A Biblical drama
will be given the evening of June 10.
The final communion service of the
year will be held at II am. with the
minister in charge. There will be no
sermon.
The minister will attend the ses-
sions of the Baltimore Conference
next week. L. T. Jones has been
elected by the congregation as the
member of the Lay Conference, which
will meet Thursday and Friday with
the annual conference.
The midweek service Thursday
evening will be held at Petworth Bap-
tist Church, joining with the other
churches Of the community in the
tenth anniversary of pastorate of DR..
Smith, pastor of that church. Miss
Nartha Stauffer, assistant to the pas
tor, will represent the congregation Of
Petworth Methodist Church in giving
an address.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
Church CREATION
SERMON SUBJECT
DR.. Weaver Will Begin Series
Tomorrow Morning at
First Baptist.

"The Creation Of tie Church." the
first Of a series of sermons on THE
Church of Christ" will be the SUBJ
ject of DR.. Rufus w. Weaver at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing. On the following Sunday morn
ings this month he will speak on
"The Mission of the Church." The
Chiseling Of the Church" and THE
Pilgrimage of the Church"
His Sunday evening subjects during
The month will be centenary in charac-
ter, his first being on William Carey"
world renowned missionary who died
100 years ago.
The Euzelian class is holding a
picnic this afternoon in Rock Greek
Park. The board of deacons will
meet at the church Monday evening,
the young mems class Tuesday eve
ming and the B. Y. P. U. Wednesday
evening. The subject of the de-
votional services Thursday evening
will be THE Privileges of the Cove
nant." The Business Women's Circle
will meet at pm. Thursday and
Friday will hold a picnic in Mont
rose Park.
The newly created Office of moderator
has been filled by the election of E
Hilton Jackson, who is also chairman
Of the board of trustees and a for
mer moderator of the Columbia As
sociation Of Baptist Churches. New
members added to the executive coun-
Gil are T. Edgar Petty, John Ruthven
and Miss Mariana Speiden.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
CHURCH TO MARK
9TH ANNIVERSARY
Albright Memorial Evangeli-
cal Congregation Has Had
Same Pastor.

The members and friends of Al
bright Memorial Evangelical Church
will celebrate the eighth anniversary
of her founding tomorrow at IL
o'clock. The church has had but one
pastor, Rev. George E. Schnabel, who
eight years ago conducted the first
service in tent located on the
church site. Services continued in
the tent until October l8. when a
store room was used to worship in
until the next November when the
present church school building was
dedicated.
The sermon subject tomorrow will
be This Glorious Church" Both
choirs will sing, and there will be a
recognition of those who attended
the services the first year in the tent.
The principal recognition will go to
Mrs. John Brice, who has taught in
the Sunday school without Interrupt
tion.
The Christian Endeavor Societies
will conduct an anniversary service
at Z pm. under the leadership Of
Ekron Stover. At o'clock the min
lister will preach on The Only Cos
pei We Have a Right to Preach"
There will be a congregational din
ner Thursday in celebration of the
anniversary Following the dinner,
slides will be thrown on the screen
depicting the early history of the
church. Guests at this dinner will
be the new members who will be re-
ceived into church membership on
Sunday.
The brotherhood will go to Dorsey,
Nd, Friday night to attend the Bal
timore- District rally.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
EPWORTH METHODIST
COMMUNION RITES
"The Divine Alchemist" Topic of
DR.. Harry M. Canter
Tomorrow Morning.

Communion services will be held in
Epworth NJ E. Church South to-
morrow at II O'Clock, when DR.. Harry
M. Canter. pastor, will preach on The
Divine Alchemist." and at 8 pm. on
"A Perilous Procedure"
The Wesley Fellowship and Young
Peoples Department meet at pm.
A business meeting and social of the
Hummer memorial class will be held
Tuesday evening in the social rooms.
A feature will be music by the Joseph
H. Daniels double quartet. The ses-
sions of the Washington District
Womans Missionary Society will be
held Monday evening and will be con-
tinued Tuesday. The church society
will be hosts.
The official board will meet We'd
nesday evening. DR.. Canter will con-
duct the prayer meeting Thursday
evening. His topic will be taken from
some of the petitions contained in
the Lords Prayer
Mrs. Mary L. Barnes is requesting
donations Of clothing, bed clothing
and similar articles for the missionary
box. She expects to make shipment
within a short time.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
SUPPER SACRAMENT
AT HAML!NE CHURCH
Pastor Speaks Tomorrow Night
on christianity Cannot
Die"

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered at Hamline
M. z. Church tomorrow morning. The
pastor, Rev. H. w. Burgan, will preach
at 8 pm. on Christianity Cannot
Die" The quartet will sing at both
services.
The last official board meeting of
the present conference year will be
held Monday night.
The ladies' all-day meeting will be
held Wednesday. The Woman's Home
Missionary Society will meet at 10 80
o'clock Mrs. Orrel Moody will have
the devotions, Mrs. Frank English
will be soloist and Mrs. F. C. Brinley
will talk on Alaskan Adventures. "
At noon the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will meet. Miss Elsie
Kettler, returned missionary from
India, will speak. Election Of officers
will be held. Luncheon will be served
at l O'Clock, and the Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet at 2 o'clock
The midweek service will be held
on Thursday night.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
Christian Science

Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, De-
nounced," is the subject of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Christ.
Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text
is from Psalms 7:9: "Oh, let the
wickedness of the wicked come to an
end; but establish the just; for the
righteous God trieth the hearts and
reins."
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon Is the follow
ing from the Bible: "The Lord is
nigh unto all them that call upon Him,
to all that call upon Him in truth.
The Lord preserveth all them that
love Him; but all the wicked will be
destroyed" Psalms 145:18-20). The
lesson-sermon also includes the fol-
lowing passage from the Christian
Science text book, Science and
Health With Key to the Scriptures, "
by Mary Baker Eddy: Some people
yield slowly to the touch of truth.
Few yield without a struggle, and
many are reluctant to acknowledge
that they have yielded: but unless
this admission is made. evil will boast
itself above good" (page 450.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
PASTORS ANNIVERSARY
Rev. Henry j. Smith Ten Years
at Petworth Baptist.

The tenth anniversary of Rev. Henry
J. Smith as pastor of Petworth Bap-
tist Church will be observed tomorrow
He will speak at the morning service
on One Hundred Ninety Decades
for Cause" Charles I. Stengle will
speak at night on THE Church in
Civic Life"
Bible School night will be observed
Monday. Herbert Lidwig will preside.
There will be an illustrated lecture on
Spain by Samuel B. Reeder, United
States representative at the Seville
Fair, in Spain. Tuesday night Bap-
fists Of the city are invited and DR..
G. G. johnson and DR.. H. w. Milling
ton will be the speakers Thursday
night there will be a community serv-
ice at which DR.. C. E. Hawthorne of
the United Presbyterian Church and
Miss Martha Stauffer of the Petworth
Methodist Church, due to the alb
Sence OF DR.. Wood from the city, will
speak.
Communion and reception of new
members will be held tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening star., 1934-06-02
REQUEST SERMON

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church the minister, Rev. A. P.
Wilson, will complete the series
preached on the Lords Prayer" to-
morrow morning with Thine Is the
Kingdom. the Power and the Glory"
At the evening service, by request,
he will preach on The Sin Unto
Death"
During the week the youth groups
will present the three-act play, Par
lor Matches" directed by Muriel Con-
naughton. This is to be used for
funds to send young people to Camp
Kahlert There will be a business
mems lunch from II to 2 o'clock by
the flower fund, June g. The Badger
group will meet Tuesday at 1:30
o'clock at 1925 Buchanan street. The
business women's group will meet at
Hains Point, June 4. at 6 pm. for
supper and installation of officers. A
silver tea will be given at the home
of Mrs. w. Collins, 18 oxford street,
Chevy Chase, Friday, from 2 to 4
o'clock.