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pel Band will De engaged III ITS
various activities.
Al $50 p. m.. the prayer group
will meet in the prayer room:
Al $50 p. m. the Ioun" Pco-
niles society will meet. A. this
bour the story of Pilgrims Prog
,e>S will be continued, illustrated
by lantern slides.
Al 1859 p. M. the regular eve
.ing service. AT This hour the pas
,or will give another address on
The Book Of the Revelation, illus
raIed by large chart.
On Monday evening at $50 the
>rrcial Easter program will be
eiven by the children and young
people OF the church. At this time
the Easter message will be told in
picture. song and story. A hearty
welcome 10 all.
On "Wednesday evening At 1850
o'clock. the mid-week prayer
meeting. 4 this hour the pastor
: giving short but interesting
talks on The Tabernacle in the
Wilderness
On Thursday afternoon al 2:3o
the ladies WI. meet for prayer,
ana Bible study. ,
4 hearty invitation Is extended
10 all these services.
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BETBEL WESLEYAN METH
ODlST
Tracey Grove Road

Tracey Grove Road
Rev. Lorenzo A. Harvey. pas
Joy.
Edgar Duncan, Sunday school
superintendent.
Sunday school every Sabbath
AZ Gas i. m.
Preaching second, fourth and
fifth Sundays at ll:oo 4. M. and
7:45 .. m.
". y. p. :. program every Sun
day az : ?. m.
Bible study class Thursday eve
ming AZ 7:45.
All are cordially invited 10 al
tend. 49,,
The coming Sabbath there will
be 3 special Raster program, The
Challenge Of the Cross, gwen D!
the young people from Wesleyan
Methodist college al II O'Clock.
The local young people Will rem
der 3 program 81 Z p. m.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main ST. at Eighth Ave.
Rev. James 2. Burke. rector.
Easter services: 1889 a. NJ, II
4. m; and SsSe p. m -
Al the morning services, the
choir. under the direction Of Mrs.
Frederick Ewbank. organISt. and
Mrs. Henry Akin, choir leader,
Will render special Easter music.
The afternoon service vii! BE a
ebiIdren's flower service. The chill
dren OF the church present then
mite boxes. flowers. prayers and
Easter carols 10 the Risen Lord.
They invite their parents aud
friends 70 this service.
Easter Monday evening Al 500
O'Clock the Young Women'S group
will meet at the home OF Miss
Jane Truck. .u
Thursday: The Mems clno Wal!
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
i Curtis Arledge, ut p. m.
Wednesday: The continuation
class will meet in the -rcl"T :
study ut 5 p. III.
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held by the young people at 600
O'Clock at Duncraggan Inn. All
who wish to attend this service
will be welcome.
The juniors and Intermediates
will have their usual services al
.2:30 p. m. 80
Circle meetings: The circles will
meet Monday Except No. ) on
Tuesday, at $3.50, except Nos. >
and Z at 1870, and at the follow
ing places: No. l with Mrs. J.. I.
Wilds, Seventh avenue west; No.
, with Mrs. J. R. Sewer, Fleming
street: No. 8 with Mrs. L. A. Cos
sett. Ashevillc road; No. with
Mrs. c. L. Grey, Fourth avenue
west; No. ), Tuesday, in church
house (upstairs); No. 6 with Mrs.
W. W. Carpenter, Seventh avenue
east; No. I with Miss Annie Lau-
RE Carson. Druid Hills.
Mems meeting, Tuesday, in the
church house. Supper at p. m.
Guest speaker, Dr.. McLarty Of the
Methodist church. Prof. Wood
ward. the new president, will pre-
side.
Mid-week service: Dr.. Ellen
berger will conduct service OF
congregational singing and organ
music in the church at 1880. A
similar service was we'll attended
and greatly enjoyed last Wednes-
day.
Special music for Sunday has
been arranged as follows:
MORNING
Anthem-In the End Of the Sab
bath-Speaks.
Anthem-The Heavens Are Tell
ing-Haydn.
VESPER-
DR.. c. A. Ellenberger, guest
organist-
Anthem-God So Loved the World
-Stainer.
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GRACE LUTHERAN
CA Church with a Message)

CA Church with a MeSsage)
Rev. a.. w. Lippard. pastor.
6:l6--SNnrise service. The pro-
gram wiz .SeonSiss Of, the Mathis,
with sermon by the pastor on the
subject. THE Women at the
Tomb" a i -q,a. k,ra.
s:30-Easterg pageatt by the
Sunday school. q - IA %
II :0UIMbrning Worship with
Holy EommdHion. At this hour
the, pastor viii speak on. 1.-THE
Message Of the Empty Tomb. ".a'
There waf"be no evening ser.
vice. o. A9tN,Nr ssusla. ,.,t
Monday evening sc T.a8 the
Womas's Missionary asociety Wal
hold their April tmeetin4 at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. 'GssC. Ilsw-
itt.S
Tuesday evening at TAO. the
Brotherhood viii meet in tht
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar TAFT
Wednesday ~ evening at 7hb
the chRseh HUtksfs study GROUP
will meet 1t the usual place,
WSaas; Tg q Worship viii
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VALLEY HILL BAPTIST

THE Friendly ChurehD
Rev. j. P. Mason. pastor.
Sunday school 10 q. H.; Delno
Mccall. superintendent.
Preaching services; First Sun
day IL a. w., and third Sunday
$50 D. m.
B. Y. P. u. at z p. N, every
Sunday; Mrs DelaneF Mccall, di-
rector 1t
Bible study every Wednesday
night ut 1870 o'clock.
Visitors are given a cordial in
vItatiOn to- attend these services,
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In following its announced
plan Of giving a series Of religious
articles for publication in The
Times-News over the period pre-
ceding Easter, the City Ministers
association has invited Rev. L. T.
Wi!dS. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. to contribute the article
appropriate for Easter Sunday.
Dr.. WildS consequently discusses
the theme. rs There a Future
Life" in the following, written
for this occasion.-Editor's motel.
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CHURCH OF GOD

West Hendersonvillel
J. II. Brooks. pastor.
Sunday school 70 4. m.
Preaching. II \. n. Sunday
night service. $50 o'clock.
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing. $50 o'clock.
Friday. 80 p m, young PEG
pies meeting.
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COLORED CHURCHES
STAR BETHEL BAPTIST

Rev. c. II. Levant, minister,
The pastor announces that the
Sunday morning message theme
will b. "ChriSt's Power Over Lie.
At 2:3O D. N. the funeral ser
vices for James Pilgrim will be
held. The Rev. J. W.. Beatty a
former pastor will officiate.
In the evening worship the
sermon subject will be The Pur-
pose OF Christ's Suffering"
Prayer meeting and Bible hour
" ednesday night.
Here friends 81 the Master
meet Him whom they love and
others who love Him.
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Colored WorldWar
Veteran Is Dead
Jas. E. Pilgrims Rites to
BE Here Sunday = /

James E. Pilgrim. colored. died
al Nashville, TehR-,' on; Tuesday
morning. FuneralE, services will
be held al 2::3O O'Clock Sunday
afternoon from the Star Bethel
church and burial will follow in
0akdale cemetery.
He was a veteran Of the World
War and the Hubert NJ Smith
post Of the American Legion Will
conduct the services at the GENE
terry. All Legionaires are request
ed to meet at the cemetery al
AIS o'clock.
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CAMP GROUND UNION
SUNDAY SCHOOL

J. :. KratZer. Superintendent
Sunday school AZ 2:30 p. m.
Preaclins every fbs2YtR Sunday
py {. SssHIi5rtsht sr'5
Community Bible class every
Sunday night 81 7:SG O'clock. [.
y. Cady missionary.
Everybody welcome.
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GREEN RIVER BAPTIST

Rev. j. II. Laekey, pastor emer-
titus.
Rev. c. l.. Whitmore, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. M; L.
X. Pace, superintendent; Chris
tene Andrews, secretary.
Services the second and fourth
Sundays, at IL a. NJ.
B. Y. P. U. at 1870 p. nj.
A hearty welcome Is extended
10 all these services.
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Swine Specialist
Here On Tuesday

H. ". Taylor. swine specialist.
viii be in ths county next Tues
da2 April II, and! wsll hold a
meeting at G. o. Morgans, Eto-
wah, al 10 a. m. At this meeting,
he will build a sAsf-feeder to be
used in feeding demonstration
which Mr.. Morgan Will conduct.
County Agent G. D. White said TO-
day: IF you are interested in
feeding hogs for market. il VIII
pay you 10 attend this meeting"
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Seventh Avenue East
Rev. W. 5. Alfred, pastor.
Sunday school 10 \. m.
Preaching service II a. m.
". y. P. S. program al ! p. m.
Preaching service 1880 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday al
1880 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 the public to attend all ser
vices.
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WEST HENDERSoNVILLE
BAPTIST

Near corner Of Hebron and
hanuga streets.
Rev+Henry Mace. pastor.
Sunday sckusl each Sunday st
10 g.. m.
Preaching first and third Sun
DAYS, IL a. m. and $50 D. m.
Prayer meeting each 1hursdsy
night at $50 O'Clock.
Visitors always welcome.
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TUXEDO BAPTIST

Rev. Geo. d. Greer. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. VI. ).
Hester. superintendent.
b. +. L. ~ 200 u. M; :. W.
Bayne. director. ..
\ special Easter program NIL
be given by the Sunday Schu".
board II ) p. NJ.
The public i invited 10 all Of
these services.
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FIRST METHODIST

tSixth Ave. Ind Church ST.
Rev. E. n. McLarty, ID, MIN
lister.
800 a. m--Easter sunrise ser
vice, sponsored by the Young Peo-
pie, The public is invited,
9:45-Church school: Mr.. A,
+. Johnson, superintendent.
Ii :0p-MoTning worship. Sub
ject, "FFhe Lord rs Risen Indeed .
7;00-Evening worship. Sub
ject, Il Am the Resurrection and
the Life"
The Belle Bennett Missionary
circle viii meet Monday afternoon
nj 3 o'clock with Mrs J, y. Brun-
son.
The Young People will meet
Monday evening Al Gas IN the
ladies' parloT.
Monday evening at 1850 trio
from Moody Bible Institute vii
give a concert in the church.
The Junior Epworth League vii
meet Wednesday evening al 6:4E
in, the hut,
Prayer meeting Wednesday al
7;3o =. IA,
The special music for the Meth
oaist church services for Eastel
is as follows:
MORNING 81.
Anthem-The Lord Has Tn
umphed-Baines,
Responsible Lord is in Hi
Holy Temple,
| EVENING ....-
Anthem = The Twenty-fourtl
psalm-forham.
Organist and dneetreSs. Mis-
Kate Dotsun.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. l.. T, Wilds, DID, pastor.
Sunday school at 9;4S-Harold
Flanagan, superintendent. Glasses
for all ages. Mems class in the
church hotise.
morhing Worship at IL O'Clock.
Subject "The Power Of His Res,
direction"
Yespet service at = o'clock -
.sermons subject, Limiting God. "
IDr. c. T. Ellenbereer will be guest
,sreanisl, &C tbs service.
! A stfnfisa Eastsf service will be
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CATHOLIC

Seventh Ave. and Church st.
Father Phillip 0'Mara. pastor.
900 Il. m.-MaSs, sermon and
benedictiOR.
1000 4. m.-Sunday school.
1880 a. m.-Daily mass.
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By REV. l.. T. WILDS, D. D.

by kEN. l.. i. WILD, u. -.
This is perhaps the greatest of
all questions that confront the hu-
man heart, especially in the face
of the presence of death. The
dead do not return to answer the
question. And here science shakes
its head and confesses its ignor-
ance. However, we think that
there is ground for such a sure
faith in the fact of a future life
that we can say, I'VE know that
there is" faith of which the hymn
says,
The want of sight she well sup
plies;
She makes the pearly gates APP
pear;
Far into distant worlds she prizes,
And brings eternal glories near.
There is the ground of what we
might call circumstantial evidence.
For one thing, quiet nature as
surcs US of the fact, as from year
to year in the springtime. out OF
the deafness and death Of winter,
she brings forth new life in all of
its freshness and beauty-for in
stance, the delicate snow-drop that
pushes its way up even amid the
ice and the snow of winter. job
calls attention to the tree, which,
though it be cut down to a mere
stump, sends out its new and iiv-
ing sprouts or branches. If there
is hope Of tree, may there not
be hope of man?
Again. there is the fact that
the soul and the body, though SO
closely related and bound togeth-
er. are not so much so that one
may not live without the other.
Science tells us that we change
not only our clothing and our
residences in this life but also our
bodies - that in the course OF
seven years our body-cells break
down and are replaced by new
ones. the old body is succeeded
BY a new body; so that, if we live
seventy years, we have in fact
occupied ten bodies. The point
here is that. since we ourselves
survive these successive bodies.
why may we not survive the last
body which is laid away in the
grave? Mr.. William Allen White.
interviewed on his 65th birthday,
said, The years have done moth
ing to that deep final something
which is personality" Victor HUI
go said, You say the soul is moth
ing but the resultant of the bodily
powers. Why then is my soul
more luminous when my bodily
powers begin to fail?-The near
er l approach the end, the palmer
| hear around me the immortal
symphonies of the worlds whlch
invite me-"
Again, there is the argument
from the scientific fact of the IN
destructibility of matter - that
matter. though 1t may change ltS
forms many times, is never abSo-
lutely destroyed. The point IS
that, since the material is never
destroyed, why should the infinite
ly more valuable and precious
spiritual be destroyed by death?
Mr.. Thomas A. Edison, the Scien-
fist and inventive genius, believed
in a future life and based his be-
lief largely upon this argument.
He said, "All we have-every-
thing-favors the idea of what
religionists call the hereafter.
If it is impossible to destroy ma
terial things, and we know this to
be the case, although of course
their forms may be completely
changed. the destruction of the
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gospel rests on surer foundation.
No tenet of faith is more appeal
ing and inspiring. No hope, is
brighter than that born of his
Resurrection.
Because he lives we shall live
also. Our very bodies shall be
fashioned like unto his glorious
BODY. In his power We shall be
raised up on the morning of the
i asst Day. Then We shall see him
as he is, walk with him in white.
and live with him forever.
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CRlBEAGE LUCK HOLDS

MENOMINEE, Wis UP)-J.
W. Packard Is considered a Der
feet partner FOR a eribhase game.
Several months ago he Aead q per
feet hand consisting of three Sves
and a Jack and FIVE to match
the lack in the pile. More recent-
y he teait 3 saaalar haai to JsQk
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IS THERE A FUTURE LIFT


immatcria. .Aa ia,."....
tent things wcu.a be ., II
abI" supposi,ioa."
ANG i"gn there il Ire l-c
man Is The only oa, o.:
creature that does 10. II
IN TINS lie to reach Re a
yeIopmenI Of h!m>c.: I'D {
God-givcn powers. 4 -
time for :u!. ayvv.a men. y
does 4 Tree and q b.st q
horse. Bu, man. Cos, II
creation. made in H.> II
and after His own 5Sr.se
not have time. So mattel !
long he lives. he doe, an.
is cut down by death Us
by experience and &r"v.ss
has reached tn" po.n, aH
might render his beg:
Humboldt the aa;u.ats: i
feeling that ne mad !-,, or!1
lao,S How. >, ..rlv srf.n "a
' '''' : '";".::'s u ".a a. &:
x Svs.:: I here . 50 :.oo
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL

"a tFuhdamental, Ptemillehial,
I'm. 'UhdeHeinihatienaD
Rev. +. G.. Mackenzie, pastor.
II ~as glad NFlieR TREY said TIN
TO me. Let us go into the house Of
the Lord"
Sunday seheel al S,i5 Il. M.
Glasses for all. Nj. J. s. Sargent,
ST.. superintendent. There are
classes for oil ages
Morning service at II O'clock.
The pastor will speak on the sub
ieet, "'fhs Significance Of the
Empty Tomb" Special Easter
music viii be rendered at this ser
vide
DarihE The aitsrhS6h ths SSs-
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TRACEY GROVE
]. II. Brooks. pastor.

Services each second and fourth
Sunday evenings AT 2:3O o'clock.
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Written By
BRUCE CATION

You are betrayed. i;or all You hare ~,
prize
Death, which you rule by fear uSi.I
IS your aid
Are from n! this moment helpless. In nj
skies ;" "F
The hosts OF ell mankind u,cr,b Il
afraid,
Singing, Triumphant, freed eternal,
From loneliness, defeat, and buns|
loss
Because your blindness stood on CoIpo|
And raised eterna! life upon cros
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FIRST BAPTIST

s:45-Sunday Scnool; W. b.
Sinclair, superintendent.
:OO-Easter service. DIX. j,
F Board will preach.
6:15-B.T.U. and Story Hour;
David T. Mashburn, director.
s:OO-Communion service, DR..
J..F Board speaking.
Special music arranged for EaS-
ter includes the following for the
morning service: I'm the End of
the Sabbath" Obey Speaks; solo,
i'sThe Holy City,"yE. A. Jaeckel
At night the choir will'render the
special selection. Low IN the
Grave. I"
Monday, 3;30-tCrcles of the
w. NJ. s. will meet in Hotiowel
class room. Tidy. W. A, viii
meet in Lewis House.
Z Tuesday. 3:30--Mother's Bible
lclass meets in pastorium.
Wednesday, '3:30--hinidr GA,
group /, Mrs. Bowman's group
will meet with Miss Branstetter
l2l3 Fleming street. 5yS0Llnt
! G. A.. Ann Judson group No. 2
meets with Mrs. ]. Fl. Reaben OF
Blythe street. si1U-aPiayer SET
vice, with our pastor speaking
7:BD-4At 2, O'Clock, one CUR be
fore prayer meeting. the Sunda,
School workers esuueil will NEE
lin the,intermediats department D
1.-The new sunday school building!
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T COLCOTHA...
IAa i : # Poem

Caesar 81 mighty Rome, whose IegiOns
tramp
The ,dusty roads ess from Caul to Calilee'
From eastssn cities to the farthest camp
or, lonely sentsiesoky the northern
lss,. seq 8 c;:,es 10 Ii, ..,., -.
What %, yoa do. fupon tbs barre" slope
With, suIlen, stupid hatred at your
Il side? -.
For all your po,oer, do you dare to hope
That what you have here can be
-crucified? 49,.
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haU IUI Ug"IN VNFV'
WONDER or THE APOSTLE

Verse IE,J
WHY were the linen clothes by
themselves? Note the wonder of
The Apostle. The Apostles reesiy-
I'd and regarded the report of the
Evening star., 1936-02-02
CLUBS Join IN HONOR
TO C. U. GRID TEAM
Tables Reserved for Alumni Din
ner Tomorrow to Victors
Over Mississippi.

Organizations representing every
phase of club life in Washington
business, professional, fraternal and
social-have enlisted with the Catholic
University alumni here to honor the
c. u. foot bali team at the Orange
Bowl victory dinner at the Willard
Hotel tomorrow evening. This occa-
sion will celebrate the Cardinals VIC
tory over the University of Mississippi
in the post-season game at Miami
New Year day.
Chairman John Barrett, president
of the United National Association Of
Post Office Clerks, announced his Or
ganization and those affiliated with It
on the council would attend in q
party. The National Federation Of
Federal Employees Unions will be rep
resented in this group by President
Luther Steward.
Other organizations having reserved
tables are the Soroptomists, Lions,
Rotary, Kiwanis, Optomists, Civitan,
Reciprocity. Variety, Touchdown and
Early Birds Clubs, the Elks, knights
OF Columbus and the Lithuanian
American Society.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
Use of Road at Hoover Airport
Perplexes Justice Department
Thorough Study of Problem Waits, but
Drastic Action Against Corpora
ton Appears Unlikely.

also was tabooed for similar reasons.
In spite Of military objections the
airport erected the lights anyway.
and the Army has made no effort
to remove them. pending q settle
ment of the whole question OF road
sovereignty.
Authority Is Denied.
The judge advocate general Of the
Army has ruled repeatedly the War
Department has no authority to close
the road without specific mandate Of
Congress The act directing construc-
ton Of the road in 1912 designated it
as public highway" not a military
road, but gave the War Department
control of 1t for purposes of main
tenance and traflc regulation.
War. Commerce and Post once Of
ficials appear to be in agreement that
the road should be closed in the in
terest of safety II the airport is to
continue operations. In fact. the De-
partment Of Commerce has indicated
1t may cancel permits for use of the
field by planes unless the highway
problem Is solved before long.
Evening star., 1936-02-02

warning that any efforts to set up the
monarchy by surprise tactics involv-
ing force would meet the same fate
as the ill-advised efforts Of the late
Emperor Charles TO seize the crown
Of Hungary in 1920.
Won Starhemberg still is out Of the
country, studying . proposal for new
international alignments In the
Danubian Basin, as suggested at Lon
don and Paris.
Austria, through geographical ne
cessity, would be link in any new
encirclement Of Germany"
The Austrian press has voiced dis
satisfaction with the suggestion OF
Nicholas Titulescu, foreign minister Of
Rumania, that Soviet Russia come
to new understanding with the Lit
tie Entente-Yugoslavia. Czechoslo-
vakia and Rumania-to participate
in . guarantee of Austrian independ-
ence.
ANY compromise with Russia, even
to accepting a favor from . Comnu-
nistic state, is regarded with distaste in
Vienna, which prefers . Danubian
bloc under Austrian auspices.
Evening star., 1936-02-02
SCOUTS PAGEANT
TO END JUBILEE
Week Observance Starting
Friday Also to Feature
RooseveIt'S Talk.

A huge Scout pageant will be held
In Constitution Hall Saturday night,
ringing down the curtain on the silver
Jubilee year of Scouting and celebrate
Ing the 26th anniversary Of the found
lng Of Boy Scouts Of America.
The entire week of February Z to
IL will be observed by more than
1000 900 Scouts and Scouters In every
State and community in the United
States and possessions. The attention
of all Scouts will be focused on the
Capital, birthplace of the American
organization, when President Roose-
welt, honorary president Of the Boy
Scouts OF America, broadcasts his
anniversary greetings next Saturday
ct $50 pm.
Friday Is Troop Night.
The pageant in Constitution Hail
Is the feature of strenuous week OF
activities for Scouts Of the District,
nearby Maryland and Virginia. Troop
celebration night will be Friday, Feb
ruary Z. The various troops will hold
open house to all Scouts. past and
present. The following Sunday has
been designated as church Sunday,
when all Scouts will attend their own
churches, many Of which will have
special services. A special Scout serv-
ice for all those Of the Catholic faith
will be held at st. Patrick's Church.
Tenth and G streets, at pm. that
day.
Monday, February 10. will be school
celebration day, when many schools
especially the junior high schools
that serve most OF the boys Of Scout
age, will have assemblies with Boy
Scout features. On Tuesday local
observance Of Scout week will close
with the Inauguration Of compre-
hensive training program for leaders
and others interested IN the work TO
be known as a University Of Scouting
and held at Gordon Junior High
School. A total of is different courses
in Scouting and related subjects OF
va,ue to all boy workers Is o1ereo
to men over 18 years Of age whether
Scouts or not.
1000 Reservations Made.
More than 1000 reservations have
already been made for the pageant.
The capacity of Constitution Hall Is
$500 and doors will be closed after
that number has been admitted. The
United States Navy Band, under d.
rection of Lieut.. Charles Benter, will
play at 7:45 pm. The parade OF
fiags from 100 units will take place
at BIS pm.
The committee in charge Of the
pageant is composed Of the following:
Capt. William j. Weber, chairman;
David Locking, Lieut.. Comdr. Myron
w. Willard. Paul T. Hannen, Frank
T.. Wright, William c. Westlake.
Virgil E. Howard, Louis B. Grooming,
Herbert c. Tucker, Edwin L. Masch-
meyer, william H. Rohrer and H. l..
Maze, secretary.