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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-12-04
State Blanketed
By Police Radios
Motorcycles And Squad Truck In
Communication With Send
ing Outfits; Less Expensive

OLYMPIA, December 2 - Cooper
ating with local police, the state pa
troll blankets the state with a short
wave radio network to fight crime,
Chief William Cole reported today.
Short-Wave radio receiving sets
have been installed on 10 Of the pa
trolls motorcycles, SO squad trucks
and on 10 automobiles, so that ev-
cry patrolman is in communication
with sending stations at any time.
The patrol itself does not operate
a central broadcasting station. Chief
Cole said such systems in other
states proved more expensive than
the decentralized plan, because of
telephone or wire tolls to transmit
calls to the central station from far
parts of the state.
Police radio sending stations are
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$4,000; Eric Carlson, Cat Driver, $l2o 90;
E. w. Hutchinson, Cat Driver, $4,000; Alva
Davidson, Labor, $4,000; Matt Peterson,
Labor, $3840; Ferris r. Ford, Foreman,
$125.00
The following bills were allowed on
Road District No. to be paid from the
Secondary Highway Fund:
l.. S. Farver, Tray. Exp, $23 rs; j. ID.
Adams, Rep. g. Rep, $23.25; w. O. Steele
& Son, Rep. & Rep, $2.25; Johns Auto
Service, Rep. & Rep, SAILS; Harden
burgh's Hardware, Supplies, $4.45; Shell
Oil Co., Gas, $162.88; Webb Mcdonald
EQUIP Co., Payment on Equip, $500 90;
webb Mcdonald Equip. Co., Payment on
Equip, $4,000; Tonasket Motors, Inc,
Ford Pickup, $4,000; Tonasket Motors.
Inc, Ford Pickup, $160.27; VIM zosel,
Materials, $54.69; c. E. Blackwell & Co.,
Rental g. Sup, SLIPS; Tonasket Motors
Inc, Rep. & Rep, $53. 09; Standard Oil Co
of Calf, Oil, $9958; Wash. Water Power
Co., Electric Serv., $1.00; Doyle & Shunn,
Materials, 5000; Panther Oil g. Grease
Mfg. Co., Oil & Grease, $121 90; George
Ramsay, Foreman, $105 90; l.. B. Mahugh,
Cat Driver, $54.00; James Ramsay, Truck
Driver, 1872 90; Ted Hammers, Graderman,
$74.26
G. r. Nealey, Labor, $3.50; Ben Woods,
Labor $l4.40; ]. w. Topping, Labor, Sl4-
49, George Pittman, Labor, $64O; George
w, Setter, Labor, $1,000; George Ramsay,
Foreman, $4,000; L. b. Mahugh, Cat Driv-
err, 100; James Ramsay, Truck Driver,
$4,000; Ted Hammers, Graderman, $27.0O;
j. w. Topping, Labor, $1,000; Ben Woods,
Labor. $1,000; Harold Farver, Foreman,
$4,000; Joe Simons, Cat Driver, $4,000;
Milo Taylor, Truck Driver, 500 co.; John
MurroW, Labor, $6720; Romeo Sasse, Road
Boss, $34o0 Romeo Sasse, One Team,
$500; Bert Stalder, Labor, $3.50; M. A.
Rankin, Labor, 1920; Lloyd stalder,
Lab oil
80; H. L. Paxton, Foreman, s27OO; II. L.
Paxton, Team, $500; H. L. Paxton, Team,
$500; r. A. bucket, Labor, $1O4O; Bill
Amman, Labor, $500; r. J. Femling,
Labor, $500
The following bills were allowed on the
Secondary Highway Fund:
Columbia Valley Printing Co., Office
Supplies, 1921; The Pacific Tel s. Tel,
Tel, Engr.. $7.20; John Nancy, Carriage
& Express, $685.; Shell Oil Co., Gas,
$387.37; Shell Oil Co., Gas, 1925; Dennis
Auto Co., Rep. & Rep, $3l82; Yakima
Bndery g. Printing Co., Office Supplies,
$10.37; Shaw & Borden Co., Office Sup
plies, s27s5; okanogan independent,
Office Supplies, $23.35; John w. Graham
81 Co., Office Supplies, $3.50; Cariboo Inn,
Board & Room, Engr's, $39.85; Standard
Oil Co. of Calf, Oil, $1.50; Standard OIL
Co. of Calf, Oil and Gas, $5.01 Pennsyl.
vania Rubber Co., Rep. g. Rep, $25 go;
a sss "a Machinery Co., Rep. s. Rep.
$45.75 Riegel Brothers, Rep. & Rep, So 10;
Art Barnhart, Rod, $500; Ernie Bryant,
AK, $500; Ed F. Dittmer, Rod, $500; F.
Cunningham. Rod, $500; r. p. Farley,
Chain, $500; w. T. Evans, Chain, 81 90:
Martin Hansen, AK, $500; r. j. Murray |
Pit Man, $500; G. H. Murray, Pit Man, |
$685. NJ P. Mccoy, TRAY. EXP, Engr,
$685.; F. l.. Bethards. TRAY. Exp, Asst |
Engr.s $455; Roy Willett, Shop Foreman.
500 90.
The following bill was allowed on Road |
District No. 81
N, H. Silver, Purchase, Lots, $3.50. 90. !
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County Commissioners Proceedings

The following bills were allowed on the
Current Expense Fund
Roy Willett, Garage Foreman. $42. 90; G.
Boon, Wood, ct. House, $40. 90; DR.. E. M.
Bevis, Salary, Health Officer, (Oct. and
Now 5000; K. D. Mackenzie, Deputy
Auditor, $4,000; Helen Wells, Asst AUDI
tor, $4,000; Katherine Fritz, Asst Auditor,
90; VIM H. Ehlers, Deputy Treasurer,
$l25.00; Nell Bethards, Deputy Treasurer
$4,000; Ethel May, Deputy Treasurer, $780,
90; Dorothy Blackwood, Steno. N. r. ST.,
$4,000; H. A. Yates, Deputy Assessor,
$4,000; Globe Hancock, Deputy Assessor
$4,000; Fred A. Smith, Deputy Assessor,
$4,000: Helen Elgin, Steno., Agent, rs 90;
Irene Tugaw, Steno, Pros. Atty, $50 90;
Rosa LeRay Wilson, Steno., Judge, $500;
Gladys Casteel, Deputy Superintendent,
$4,000; Price Fruit, Deputy Sheriff, sl35 :
90; A. S. Michel, Deputy Sheriff, $l35 90;
D. Breslin, Janitor, $4,000; A. E. Wheel
Elva Lovejoy, Cook, Co. Farm, $500; J.
M Baines, Asst Auditor, 1925; G. G.
Boon, Wood, Co. Farm, $4,000
State Dept. OF Fin, Budget And Bus,
$l6796; Clarice M. Schrock, Trav Exp,
Supt. sl4.l2; James A. Gard, Janitor,
Welfare Office, $3.50; c. G. Berry, Serv !,
N. r. S., $4,000; Kenneth W. Bryan. Sal
airy, Welfare Super, $500; Paul Water
STRAIT, Rent, Pros. Atty, $500; VIM H.
Ehlers. TRAY. EXP, Dep. Treas, $780,; w.
II. Parr, Trav. EXP, Visiting Judge, $500;
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co., Supplies
Supt., sl.3O; John w. Graham 81 Co., Sup
plies, Supt., $3.50; H. Vieh, Justice Fees
$3.50; j. A. Waddell Justice Fees, $3.50:
Riegel Brothers, Rep, Nurses Car, 1883;
Franks Motor Service, Rep, Nurses Car,
$500; Standard Oil Co., Supplies, Nurse
and Janitor, SHOT; Pennsylvania Rubber
Co., Supplies, Various, s38.78; Paper Mills
Agency, Supplies, ct. House, $29 90; oliver
G. Corbin, Supplies, Ct. House, $780, G
g. Boon, Wood, ct. House, $4,000; Econ
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NESPELEM NEWS
Visits In Omak

Visits In Omak
r.. G.. ZWiesler spent Thanksgiving
with his family in Omak.
Visits Father
Mrs. Susie Grant is here spending
several days with her father, Guy
Fruit.
Guest At Davis Home
Mrs Nellie Lien, who is teaching
school at Grand Coulee, was a guest
at the j. L. Davis home for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
TranSactS Business
j. M. Kcontz transacted business
in the county seat Tuesday.
Here From Wenatchee
Elmer Seeley of Wenatchee ID
spending a few days in Nespelem.
Here From Omak
B. A. Cast of Omak spent Mon
day in Nespelem.
Visits Friends
Miss Thelma Duncan is visiting
friends in Omak for few days.
Go To Omak
Pete Dumas and G.. II. Beggs mo-
tored to Okanogan and Onlak Tues
day on business.
Go To Spokane
j. M. Koontz and Elmer Seeley
made business trip to Spokane
Wednesday.
Here From OkanOgan
Attorney H. A. Davis of OkanOgan
spent Monday in town.
Goes To Bridgeport
Douglas Buckingham motored to
his former home at Bridgeport to
spend Thanksgiving.
Here From Omak
w. H. Price of Omak was BUSH
ness visitor here Thursday
Visit At Pine City
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Siegel spent
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have radio systems in operation
within the next few months.
Local police systems enable the
highway patrol to reach its officers
at minimum Of expense since no
lice have operators on duty ANYWAY
and can send patrol calls at little
or no expense.
Has Several Uses
BY means of the short-wave net.
work, the patrol can issue orders to
patrolmen at any or all points to he
on lookout for bandits or others in
stolen cars. The radio also can be
used to rush patrolmen to the scene
of accidents and murders or to no.
tify officers to be on lookout for
missing persons.
Another state department.. the
highway department, operates it's
own Short-Wave station and is in
constant touch with % highway
district offices and stations on
mountain passes.
Used By Highway Department
The highway department. has been
using its radio for many months to
report snowfall on mountain roads,
accidents. slides and general office
communications.
The department calls are broad
cast on a different wave length
from police calls so that 1t would be
impractical for the patrol to use
their station for getting in Touch
with its officers.
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available for use by the patrol at
Spokane, Wenatchee, Yakima, Alb
erdeen, Tacoma, Centralia, Seattle,
Everett, Mount Vernon and Port
land, Oregon. The latter station
covers Clark and Skamania coun-
ties for the Washington patrol.
Olympia and Bellingham police will
The Washington times., 1935-12-03
ELKS TO DINE
| BOYS TONIGHT

In appreciation Of the out.
standing work the Elks' Boys
Band of Washington has done this
year, the Washington Lodge of
Elks will give the boys a banquet
at the Elks' Club tonight at 8
O'Clock.
Judge Robert E. Mattingly Of
the District Municipal Court will
speak on the benefits derived from
the band, and what the lodge is
doing to promote musical educa.
ton for Washington boys.
Parents Of band members will
be guests and will also hear from
Eugene Ford, local attorney. The
band has won six trophies this
year and captured first prize ir
every competition it entered.
The Washington times., 1935-12-03
Held Up, He Runs;
Shot and Robbed

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. ST. c.
Willis, collector for the Virginia
Electric and Power Company, was
held up by two Negroes at ocean
View today and robbed of $160.
Willis attempted to run away
from the highwaymen and was
shot in the leg.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
TOPIC IS CHOSEN
BY DR.. BURGAN
"My Fathers Business"
Sermon for HamIine M. {.
Congregation.

my Fathers Business" is the SER
mon topic of DR.. H. w. Burgan at
Hamline M. z. Church tomorrow
morning. The quartet will render
special music. The Epworth League
vii lhold an outdoor vesper service at
$50 pm. on the Sixteenth street
reservoir grounds. Miss Brown Culp,
director Of religious education at
Hamline will be the speaker. 1t will
be promotion Sunday in the church
school.
The Official Board will meet Tues
day night to consider plans for Sc
curing sl6.0 to meet the conditions
attached to gift to Hamline of like
sum toward the church debt.
The woman's all-day meeting will
be held Wednesday, beginning at 10
am, with the Ladies' Aid Society
meeting. A brief meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will follow. with the Woman's Home
Missionary Society closing the pro-
gram for the day. Mrs. Joy Elmer
Morgan will speak on Christian Citi-
zenship." Luncheon will be served at
pm.
A mems rally will be held in the
chapel Thursday night.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
DR.. w. ANGIE SMITH
ANNOUNCES TOPICS
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Pastor to Preach Twice at
Tomorrow's Services.

DR.. w. Angie Smith, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South. will preach tomorrow morning
on Consuming Our Enemies" and
''The Personal Appeal in the evening.
An offertory duet will be sung at the
IL O'Clock service. Arthur M. Tabbutt
will present a solo at night. The choir,
under the direction Of r. Deane
Shure, will sing two anthems.
Promotion day will be celebrated in
the church school at $50 am. The
young peoples and younger adult
department will meet at pm. The
Womans Missionary Society will meet
Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Laura
Huls. leader, Circle No. 9, in charge
of devotional and missionary program.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be Wednesday at pm. followed by
the monthly meeting Of the Board of
Stewards.
Communion service will be held
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1935-09-28

first Fall appearance under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl.
Paul de Long Gable will be at the
organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long will present a
dramatization Of their work in India
entitled Little Brown Hands" at $50
pm. at the Young Peoples Society
meeting. Miss Helen Olmstead will
lead the worship service. This meet
ing will be open to the public.
D, The Sunday school staff and Board
: of Religious Education will meet Mon
e day evening.
- The I. C. Y. c. will meet with Mrs.
Robert w. Howard, 1884 Kennedy
, street, at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
., The Virginia Circle will meet with
Mrs. j. H. Call. 4814 Twenty-fifth
street, North Cherrydale, Va. Tuesday
at 2 o'clock.
4. The Young Women's Club will hold
Q dinner meeting at 6:15 Tuesday.
q The church night supper and mid
week service will be held Thursday.
Supper at 6 pm. At 645 DR.. Stock
dale will speak on The Nature Of
Revelation
The young people will have a So
cial and party Friday.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
"DIVINE INSIGHT" TOPIC

Rev. Walter M. Michael, pastor Of
Eldbrooke M. E. Church, will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on Divine In
sight" and at pm. on Transform
ing Visions"
Promotion day will be observed In
the church school at $50 am. Each
pupil promoted to the next higher
department will receive a certificate.
The Young Peoples Society will meet
at pm. Kenneth Huddleson will
use The Place Of Friendship In the
Christian Life" as his subject for
discussion.
At the prayer meeting Wednesday
evening the pastor will begin a series
OF talks on "Acquaintanceship With
Gods Word"
Evening star., 1935-09-28
SERMON ON BUSHES"
Rev. Edward 6. Latch to Preach
in Chevy Chase M. z. Church.

Burning Bushes" will be the SUBJ
ject of Rev. Edward G. Latch's sermon
in Chevy Chase M. E. Church tomor-
row at II o'clock.
The young people will discuss "In-
fiuence of Environment" at 6:45 pm.
Meetings of the week include quar-
terly conference, Monday evening,
with DR.. B. w. Meeks presiding; the
? Mothers Club, Tuesday evening, home
: of Mrs. Joseph D. White, 204 East Un-
derwood street, when the subject for
discussion will be Parent Child Re-
. lationship"; the Woman's League, at
> 1890 Wednesday for luncheon, and at
3 o'clock at the meeting of the church
. the subject for study will be Studies
: in jeremiah; Thursday at $50 a
+. cafeteria supper, under the auspices
Of Circle No. 2, and Saturday the
young people will 60 to Frederick for
the Mountain Lake PARK Echo ban
quet.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
T + \
w.
Bethesda Methodist.

Promotion day program in the Sum
day School at s:45 with Lacy Smith
presiding. The pastor, Rev. John H.
Blakemore, will preach on "JudgL
Not" at II o'clock. Devotional serv.
ice at 8 o'clock.
Monday evening. at the home of
Mrs. John H. Werner, the Senior
League of the Young Peoples De-
partment will have its organization
meeting. Thursday evening, at the
church, Mrs. Norman Smith will con-
duct meeting of the Board Of Chris-
tain Education.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
SERMONS ANNOUNCED

"The Christians Resources" will be
the sermon subject of Rev. John Ed
ward Fort for the worship service
In the Union M. E. Church tomorrow
at II am. He will speak at 8 pm. on
"Obedience."
Prayer meeting will be Thursday
at 8 pm, the pastors subject being
Answers to Prayer"
The Il Will Glass" will meet Fri
day, with the prayer circle at 7:3o
pm, followed by business meeting
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Lincoln Conversational.

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak tomor-
row morning on why Remain As
You Are?" The vested chorus choir
will render special musical selections
The Mems Brotherhood, at 10 am,
will be addressed by A. L. DeMond,
Cardozo High School, on "A New
Economic Order"
At the Young Peoples Forum at
7 O'Clock John P. Davis, secretary,
Joint Committee on Recovery, will
speak on youths New Day" Prayer
service will be held Thursday evening
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Eckington Presbyterian.

Special Rally day program with all
departments of the Sunday school
participating will be given tomorrow
at $50 o'clock. The pastor, Rev.
Henry B. Wooding, will speak at the
morning and evening services. Prayer
service will be held Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
MISSIONARY PAIR
+. TO Be WELCOMED
First Congregational Will
Greet Two Back From
ShoIapur, India.

The First Congregational Church
will welcome home tomorrow Mr.. and
Mrs. 10y Lewis Long. their young mis-
sionaries from Sholapur, India. Their
social work has brought them in close
contact with Mahatma Ghandi, c. F.
Andrews and E. Stanley Jones.
Mr.. Long will speak tomorrow morn
ing on THE Cross in the Orient"
The A Capella Choir will make its
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Chapel OF the Redeemer,

At the prayer service tomorrow at
$50 O'Clock, Thomas Spence. lay
reader, will conclude his address on
the subject, Dawn to Dusk" The
Chapel Sunday School resumes its
sessions tomorrow at 1890 o'clock.
The first number OF Chapel Echoes,
the ofiicial publication of the Chapel
OF the Redeemer, has just been issued.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
st. stephens Lutheran.

God or Mammon" will be the sub
ject at II am. by Rev. Sam H. Korn-
mann.
The Luther League service will be
in charge OF Britta Mattson and Mar
guerite Jones.
The Sunday School Association will
meet at the home OF Mrs. William
Nesbitt, 1919 Seventeenth street
northeast, Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs. Sam H. Kornmann.
1916 Hamlin street northeast. We'd
nesday, at 7 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
st. Andrews Episcopal.

The feast of st. Michael and All
Angels will be observed tomorrow.
There will be holy communion at 8
am. Rev. A. j. Wilder, rector, will
preach at II o'clock. New scholars
win be welcomed to the Sunday school
at $50 am. Young peoples meeting,
8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Metropolitan A. M. T..

DR.. william H. Thomas will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on Eyes That
Are Opened" At 8 pm. the second
choir will sing . pageant-sermon,
entitled "Life's Cross Roads" Mrs.
Marie z. Jumper, directories; Prof.
william g. Braxton, organist.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Dumbarton Ave. M. r.

At IL am. tomorrow the minister
will conclude the series of sermons on
prayer, using as the topic, THE Value
of Prayer" There will be no eve
ming service. The congregation will
unite with the Methodists of George
town in q union service in the Call
vary M. e. Church, South.
The minister will be in charge Of
the prayer service Thursday night.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Volunteers of America.

'Never Too Late" will be the sub
sject of sermon by Maj. H. Mills
Eroh tomorrow afternoon at All Penn
,sylvania avenue. Rev. G. w. Raines
will conduct the services and Staff
Capt. Paul Kelley will direct the song
service.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Friendship Baptist.

Missionary day will be observed to-
morrow. Rev. M. A. Hunter of Lynch
burg, Va, will speak at II am. and 3
pm.
The sixtieth anniversary of the
church and the eighth anniversary OF
the pastor, Rev. B. H. Whiting, will
begin Monday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Special Services.

The General Baptist Deacons' As
sociation and Ladies' Auxiliary will
hold special services at First Baptist
Church, Mount Pleasant Plains, to-
morrow at $50 pm. Rev. Turley will
preach.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
All Saints Episcopal.

Rev. Henry Teller Cooke, rector, will
have "Christs Coronation" as the sub
ject Of his sermon at the II o'clock
service. Other services will include
holy communion at 1880 and the bap-
tism Of the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Wheeler at $50.
The Altar Chapter will meet at the
rectory Monday night. Tuesday at
1880 there will be q special holy COM
munion service, when the united thank
offering Of the Women's Auxiliary will
be received.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Church Of the PiIgrims.

DR.. Andrew r. Bird will preach to-
morrow morning on Deepening Our
Appreciation of Jesus" and at 3 pm.
on THE Unattractiveness of Jesus"
AS part Of the national commem-
grafton Of the 400th anniversary Of the
printing of the English Bible, DR.. Bird
will give this Winter q series Of key.
note Studies Of Books Of the Bible" !"
speaking Thursday evening on the
book of Exodus.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Open Door Church,

There are five services Sunday
School at s:45. preacing at IL am,
Young Peoples prayer service at 5,
Young Peoples Bible program, 7 and
q gospel service at 8 pm. The 8
o'clock service has been held in Judi
ciary Park, when the weather permits.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
First Brethren,

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor, will
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow on
"Christian Stewardship" and at pm.
on THE Great Tribulation: What?
When? Why?" Tuesday evening an
informal reception and shower will be
given at the pastors residence for
Mrs. Lester w. Kennedy, missionary
on furlough from Africa. This event
Is being sponsored by the ladies' mis-
sionary societies. Prayer service will
be held Wednesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Church Of the Brethren.

Rev. Rufus D. Bowman will preach
at II Am. and Q pm. Morning SUBJ
ject. Escaping From Yourself" Eve
ming subject, THE Revealer of God"
This is promotion Sunday. The young
peoples group will meet at Z o'clock.
The new officers will assume their du-
ties. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
People's ConrreKational.

Rev. A. F. Elmes' will speak tomor-
row on Learners in the School OF
Jesus" At 6 o'clock the class In
leadership training will meet with the
minister in charge.
A discussion group of mature men
and women Is being organized. Those
interested in the application Of re-
ligion to some Of the wider questions
of the day are invited to join. Prentiss
Thomas, graduate of the School Of
h,ligion, Howard University. and
senior in the School Of Law, will
direct the Kroun,
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Positive Christianity.

Prof. William Estep will lecture at
1726 H street tomorrow at IL am. on
God, Mans Comforter" and at 8
pm, on Did Jesus Christ Use Amir
mations?" Wednesday. at 8 pm, he
will also lecture on The Signs OF the
Second Coming"
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Cleveland Park Conversational.

ONV0 ~Ek OOst1 y
Rev. Joseph 8. Loughran will speak
at II an. on THE Strength Of the
Lonely" Young people, $50. The
Women's Association will meet We'd
nesday at II o'clock. Mrs. c. c. Miles
will give q book review after the
luncheon. Mrs. Howard Payson Brown
will preside.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Jones Methodist.

DR.. Julius S. Carroll will preach to-
morrow morning on What Kind of
Church Is My church," Because of
the mass meeting at Constitution Hall
on Wednesday there will be no mid
week service.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Ryland Methodist.

Rev. Z. A. Ross, pastor Of Gorsueh
M. Z. Church, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow morning. Rev.
Karl Newell, the pastor, will be at
the Gorsuch Church.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Fifteenth Street PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. H. B. Taylor will have for his
subject Sunday. IL am, The Chris
tians Golden Opportunity" Music
by the choir under the direction of
Clyde Glass, organist.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
st. Luke's Episcopal.

At am. tomorrow holy communion
will be held, with Rev. Josiah Z. e.
lott, rector, as celebrant. Confirma-
ton instruction will be given at 10
am. All persons looking forward TO
confirmation are invited to attend this
session or the sessions at s:45 Wednes-
day nights.
At IL am. the rector will conduct
morning prayer and deliver the ser
mon. Clinton H. Woodins Is presiding
at the organ. filling temporarily the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Louis N Brown.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
m Activities in Local Churches M m
81. Johns. Washinrton.

DR.. Oliver j. Hart. rector, will con-
duct the IL O'Clock service ut Six
teenth and H streets. The subject Of
his sermon will be THE Unseen
World"
Evening star., 1935-09-28
GOsDel Hall.

Samuel McEwen Of Petersburg,
Va. begins a series of evangelistical
services in the hall, 245 Fifteenth street
southeast, tomorrow night and contin
uing each night Of the week, except
Saturday, at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Missionary Alliance.

Rev. william T. Macarthur. Bible
teacher of Philadelphia, Pa, will de-
liver two addresses at SoS I street to-
morrow at 3 and 7:30 pm. These
messages will close this weeks en-
gagement of Mr.. Macarthur. All
other services are at the usual time.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
North Carolina Avenue M. p.

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. B. I.
Barnes, tomorrow at II an. on THE
Lords White Elephants" and at 3
pm. on Serving or Saving"
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Twelfth Street Christian.

Rev. ]. r. Whitfield will preach on
citizenship Requirements Under the
Constitution Of the Christian Church"
at II Am. He will preach at Q pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.