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'SoIltIIlutu FTOTn flTSL Pa0e
leader As "the prettiest girl in the dis
trict,' was spectator.
The delay arose over Mr.. Devey's
attempt to bring in testimony Dor
traying Hines as a political Boniface
distributing free turkeys and food
baskets to the poor families of his
district.
Mr.. Stryker entered vigorous objec-
tons, asserting he was all too clearly
aware OF the Joker" in Mr.. Dewey's
of1er to characterize his client as q
kindly donor Of largesse.
Dewey Aim In Doubt.
Mr.. Dewey has said he also wished
TO show that Hines handed out free
turkeys and food baskets to minions
OF the multi-million dollar Schultz
policy empire e"-thereby tending to
link the Tammany man to the
Schultz mob.
1t was not Immediately apparent
why Mr. Dewey placed such emphasis
on the free turkey angle, since he had
scored far heavier hits through the
testimony Of Weinberg that Hines was
paid $500 a week to fix" New York
CltV magistrates on policy raid ar
rests and to break" too persistent
police officers.
Says Hines Took Cut.
Weinberg testified that in June
1885. he met Hines at the political
leaders home on Central Park West
and that with Dixie Davis they drove
to the Stratf1eld Hotel, in Bridgeport
Conn.,, where he said Dutch Schultz
was in hiding as fugitive from
justice.
Schultz told Hines that things were
getting tough and that he'd have to
take cut" he said.
He quoted The Dutchman" as tell
ing Hines:
You know things are tough and
In cutting down expenses, and you II
have to take a cut. too"
What did Hines say?" Weinberg
was asked
He said All right. if things are
that tough. I'll take it"
Thereafter, Weinberg said. Hines
take in the racket was reduced from
$500 to $3.50 a week.
He said that even after "the Dutch
man" was slain in a Newark IN. JD
beer tavern October 25. 1885. he con-
tinued to pay Hines $1,000 a month
for seven or eight months.
Race Track Odds Fixed
Weinberg explained how the Schultz
mob prevented a heavily played num-
Der in the policy game from coming up
by fixing the race track odds upon
which the winning number was based
The feat was accomplished BY Otto
"Abadaba' Berman. who managed to
place bets at the Coney Island Race
Track. near Cincinnati. Ohio. and at
the track at New Orleans, he said,
after the race was run.
"Abadaba got $4,000 week for
crooking the race track numbers, -
Weinberg testified. He could get
us any number we wanted and keep
the bad ones out
He said Berman was an official
Handicapped at the Coney Island track
and that after checking the big bets
on the policy game returns each da,
he would telephone "Abadaba" and
tell him the numbers he didn't want
to turn. up.
Tells of Fixed Cases.
In his second appearance, Weinberg
an orphan boy who worked his way
up from smalltime gambling to the
business managership of Schultz's rich
racket-testif1ed he frequently gave
Hines $500 or more a week in 1888
1884 and 1885.
As political front for the racket
the witness testified. Hines interceded
with Magistrate Hulon Capshaw-nou
Evening star., 1938-08-24

Expressing "very genuine regret" IN
accepting the resignation, the Presi-
dent said he wanted Mr.. Magill to
know how very much 1 appreciate
your giving the time you have, and
your generous offer to serve again
on CALL"
1T has been grand having you work
with us rendering such splendid SER
vice to the Government" Mr.. Roose-
welt added
Mr. Magill was director of the
recent administration investigating
into asserted tax avoidance and evasion
and during the last Congress, headed
the group Of treasury experts aiding
legislative COMMITTEES in drafting the
1898 revenue law.
Evening star., 1938-08-24
Will Offer Scholarships.

The Women's Bar Association is
Offering two two-year pre-legal
scholarships at the National Univer-
sity School of Economics and Govern
ment to women with high school quail
lflcations. Selection, according to
Miss Emily L. Rutter, who is ham
ding applications. will be based on
scholarship standing, personality and
financial condition.
Evening star., 1938-08-24
Blanks Distributed.
BY the Associated Press.

The Maritime Commission began
distributing blanks today for enroll
ment in its seamens training schools.
Enrolment for the present will be
confined to unemployed men of the
merchant service. Officials said, how
ever, they hoped at least 5000 men
and 800 officers eventually may receive
training each year.
Evening star., 1938-08-24
French FLYING Boat OFF.

LISBON, Aug. "a (P.-The French
flying boat, Lieutenant de Vaisseau
Paris, departed for Horta at 7:30 am.
(2:30 am. E. S. T) on the second
leg Of an experimental flight to New
York. The ship flew here yesterday
from Biscarosse Airport, France.
Evening star., 1938-08-24
Montgomery Organized.

The Montgomery County Lewiston
Senator Club has opened headquarters
at $3.50 Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda,
and will hold an organization meeting
for district and precinct workers there
tonight at pm. it was announced by
Bowie F. Waters and Mrs. Raymond
Clapper, co-chairmen.
Plans are being made for a county,
wide rally to be addressed by Repre-
sentative David J. Lewis late this
month or early in September. and for
district meetings in all sections of the
county, they said.
Evening star., 1938-08-24
G. o. p. Ruled Out.

DONALSONVILLE, Ga. Aug. "a
(P-Restriction Of the Democratic
primary September IA to Democrats
only has been promised in Seminole
\ County by Joe Johnson, jr., chairman
] of the county Democratic Executive
Committee
At the same time President Roosevelt
was inveighing against Intervention by
Republicans in Democratic primaries
at his Hyde Park home yesterday, Mr..
johnson called attention to a resolu-
ton adopted in Seminole County in
1896.
The resolution asserted that 'in the
future none but Democrats and those
who by their vote and party loyalty
have and will support the principles
and nominees of the Democratic party.
shall participate in, or vote at the
Democratic primaries held in Semi
mole County, Ga"
Evening star., 1938-08-24
J. W. LESLIE DIES

resident or Capital for Last II
Years Succumbs at Home.
James Walter Leslie. 49, of 4O7 B
street NE. died at his home Monday
after an illness of 10 weeks. A son
OF the late Rev and Mrs. Hamilton
w. Leslie, he was born in Abingdon
Va. but moved to Bristol. Tenn. at
an early age. Eleven years ago he
came to Washington.
He is survived by his widow. Nina
c. Leslie; daughter, Elizabeth Vir-
ginia. and l3 brothers and sisters.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the ST James Epis-
copal Church. Interment will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-08-24

SWltzerlands Supreme Court or
federal tribunal judges are elected for
life by the Federal Assembly.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT
THEME OF SERVICE
Defense Post, V. F. W., to Sponsor
Memorial Ceremony at Sherwood
Presbyterian.

In honor of the 11th anniversary
Of Col Charles A. Lindberghs epochal
flight across the Atlantic Ocean to
Paris. the Defense Post of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars. under the
leadership of w. c. Whitcraft. will
sponsor a special memorial service in
Sherwood Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening. Members of the Is
District of Columbia posts and the
Ladies Auxiliary will attend. DR..
John F. B. Carruthers, head of the
National Open Parish of the Cove
nant-First Presbyterian Church. will
be the guest preacher and will deliver
a sermon on "Lindbergh's Flight and
the Kingdom of God"
The Eternal Gospel will be the
subject of the sermon by the Rev.
Thomas Law Coyle at the 9 and II
am. services.
The Sunday school orchestra. under
the direction of George Dodge. will
present special program dedicating
the new orchestra chairs at 9:45 am.
in the Sunday school building. In
conjunction with this event a new bus
service. extending the Michigan Park
run to Brentwood village. will be in
augurated for the Sunday school to-
morrow morning.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
EUROPE IS TOPIC
Of DR.. CL|NCHY
Pastor Will Describe His
Observations During
Recent Tour.

DR.. Everett D. Clinchy. director OF
the National Conference OF Jews and
Christians, who returned last week
from a survey tour Of Central Europe,
will speak upon Religious and Social
Conditions in Central Europe Today
at the morning service in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
DR.. Clinchy spent the last two
months travelling in Austria, Hungary
the Balkan states, as we'll as France
and England. He was in Vienna the
week of Hitler's arrival there. He
talked with the leaders of theS social
political and religious life OF those
countries and so secured first-hand
observations and reactions. He is a
brother of the pastor of Mount Pleas
ant Church. DR.. Russell j. Clinchy
and has been IN his present task di-
recting understanding between Cath
olics, Jews and Protestants for 1O
years.
The forum, discussion group. and
Cleveland Park young people will par
ticipate in rally of all the Congre-
gational Churches tomorrow at the
First Congregational Church. At
o'clock there will be fellowship, with
refreshments. and at 6:45 the meeting
will be addressed by Franklin Littell
president of the National Council OF
Methodist Youth and one of the youth
organizers of the World Youth Con-
gress to be held at Vassar College
this summer. His subject will be
Christian Youth and World Peace
in observance OF World Coed Will Day
Evening star., 1938-05-21
BISHOP TO PAY VISIT
TO JOHN WESLEY A. M. E.
Glass of 200 Will Be Confirmed
by Rev. Stephen G.. Spottswood
in Morning.

Bishop Cameron Chesterfield Al
leyne of Philadelphia, Pa. will make
his official visit tomorrow to John
Wesley A. NJ E. Zion Church. The
Rev, Stephen Gill Spottswood, minis
ter, will preside. The bishop will
preach at II o'clock and confirm a
class of 200 persons at 8 pm. Music
will be furnished by both the cathe-
dral and children's choirs.
On Monday night a mock confer
ence will be staged The presiding
bishop will be Mary E. White; asso-
oiate bishops. Geraldine Stevenson
Wilhemenia Brooks and Virgie A.
Charleston. More than IS presiding
elders will report for their districts
representing more than 600 church.
es." The newly organized chorus choil
will furnish the music.
A delegation from the church vii
leave Tuesday for York. Pa. where
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Con.
ference will convene that night. In
cluded in the party will be DR.. Victor
J. Tulane and Mrs. Henrietta Arm.
stead. delegate and alternate, respec'
lively.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
DR.. c. c. RASMUSSEN
SPEAKS TOMORROW
Group of New Members Will Be
Received at Luther Place
Memorial Church.

DR. Carl c. Rasmussen, pastor at Lu-
ther Place Memorial Church, will
speak tomorrow morning at II o'clock
on "Life's Perfect Law" group of
new members will be received The
choir will sing two anthems.
Or. Rasmussen. president of the
Maryland Synod of the U. L. c. A., an
nounces the synod will convene at
Frederick, Md, from May % to 26, in
elusive
The intermediate Luther League will
hear Miss Frances Schwollman speak
on "Our Share of the Homework" at 6
pm. tomorrow The Senior League. at
7 o'clock. will hear Mrs. Ruth Walker,
former missionary to Ethiopia, on
witnessing in Ethiopia"
The Mothers Club will hear Mrs.
Gould Wickey Tuesday evening at 7:45
in the church parlors. Miss Viola
Hartman will preside
The Monroe Bible Glass will be en-
tertained by Mrs. William Cronenberg.
1920 Georgia avenue NV, Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
THE INNER WITNESS
IS SERMON THEME
Aldersgate Anniversary Service
Will Be Held at s PM. at
Hamline Church.

The Inner Witness" will be the
subject of Rev. H. w. Burgan at Ham,
line M. E. Church tomorrow at II
o'clock At 8 pm. an Aldersgate an
niversary service will be held. with the
minister speaking on "Methodism's
Songbird: or Charles Wesley, the
Poet The hymns that will be sung
in the service will all be Wesley hymns
At 6 pm. the Junior High League
will meet with Margaret Jackson as
the worship leader. A discussion will
follow on The Methodist Church"
At 6:45 the Epworth League will give
a playlet, May Twenty fourth along
with special John Wesley commence
ration service.
On Monday at $50 O'Clock the
Church School Board will hold a
dinner and meeting. Wade H. Mitchell
will be the speaker. On Tuesday night
the church will participate in the pam
Protestant John Wesley Aldersgate
experience celebration at Calvary Bap-
tlst Church.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
BR|GHTWOOD PARK M, &.
WILL BE HOST TO CLASS
Service Is to Commemorate 2OOth
Anniversary of Wesley's
Conversion.

The Wesley Mems Bible Glass will
be the special guests at Brightwood
Park NJ. E. Church tomorrow morn
ing, when service will be held at
IL O'Clock in commemoration of the
20Oth anniversary of John Wesley's
conversion. The Rev. S. Carroll Coale
will speak on John Wesley. an Awak-
ener of Human Souls" Hymns writ
ten by Charles Wesley will be used.
Being a Good Sport will be the
topic OF the children's story. In the
evening a song service, featuring Wes-
ley's hymns. will be presented. The
sermon theme will be The Marks of
Christian
The minister will address the young
people at Gas o'clock on The Thrill
of Life's Decisions" The intermediate
League will be under the direction of
Miss Valaria Martin.
At the annual election of the Yves.
ley Mems Bible Glass on Tuesday
evening the following officers were
chosen: P. M. Barrows, president:
H. S. Warner, vice president: F..
Charles Brown, secretary, and Eldon
V. Rickard, treasurer.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
FAITH Of WESLEY
|SSERM0N THEME
First Congregational Viii!
Observe Anniversary
of Conversion.

Observing the 200th anniversary Of
John Wesley,s conversion at Alders-
gate, England, May "a. 1888. the Rev.
Howard Stone Anderson will preach
tomorrow on John Wesley-'A Brand
Plucked From the Burning" at II
o'clock at the First Congregational
Church. All hymns used in this serv-
ice will be by Wesley's gifted brother
Charles. The full vested choir will
remain until the middle Of June.
The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Of
Washington will have a rally in the
Sunday school room at 6 o'clock.
Frank Littell, president Of the National
Methodist Youth, will speak. The
Young Peoples Society will have ves-
per services In Rock Creek Park
Sunday evening.
The Sunday school staff will be
given buffet supper at the minister S
home on Monday. The Young Wom-
ems Club will have a garden picnic
at the home of Mrs. T. B. Thompson
Tuesday evening, in place of the reg
ular dinner at the church. The
midweek dinner and meeting will be
at Thursday.
The annual mothers and daughters
banquet will be given Friday at $50.
Two Of the features will be the guest
speaker. the Rev. Albert P. Shirley,
and the candlelight service. Miss Mary
Esther Bailey is chairman of the
Committee on ARRANGEMENTS,
Evening star., 1938-05-21
CORPORATE COMMUNION
AT EPIPHANY CHURCH
Fellowship Breakfast to Follow.
DR.. Phillips Will Deliver
Rogation Sunday Sermon.

The services at the Church of the
Epiphany tomorrow will begin with a
corporate communion for members of
the church school at o'clock, followed
by a fellowship breakfast and the ses-
sion at $50. At II o'clock there will
be Rogation Sunday sermon by Dr.
z. B. Phillips. with special music The
Young Peoples Fellowship will meet at
$50 pm. and at pm. the Rev. Dun
can Fraser will preach.
Next Thursday. on the Feast of the
Ascension. there will be celebration
of the holy communion at 7:30 and
also at II, with an address. At pm
the several communicates of Knights
Templar will hold their annual service
Dr. Phillips will be the preacher The
chaplain of the House Of Representa-
tives. DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
prelate of the Grand Commandery.
will take part in the service, and the
full vested choir of Epiphany will rem
der a special ascensiontide program.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
DR., !. N. BADER
T0PREACH HERE
viii Occupy Pulpit al
National Christian
Church.

DR.. Jesse NJ Bader will preach
tomorrow morning at the National
City Christian Church, during the
absence of the pastor. DR.. Raphael
HarWpod Miller. Dr. Bader is director
of the University Christian Mission
and executive secretary of the depart
ment of evangelism of the Federal
Council of the Churches of Christ in
America. His subject will be. in the
morning. The Man Who Changed a
Century" Ellsworth Condron, tenor
soloist, will sing.
In the evening the associate pastor,
the Rev. Ivan H. Dugan. will give
the sermon. Mrs. B. D. Shreve and
Mrs. Henrietta Bagger Plum will sing
a duet.
The operetta, The Wild Rose" will
be presented by the chapel choir of
the church Thursday evening in the
social hall, 1903 Vermont avenue NV.
This will be the last presentation
by the choir under the leadership of
Mrs. Helen Turley.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
.NEED0F RELIGION
T0BE DISCUSSED
Public Meeting to Be Held
Monday at Chamber of
Commerce Building.

"The Nations Need Of Religion" will
be the theme of a public meeting to be
held under the auspices Of the Com
mittee on Religious Life in the Ma
tion's Capital at 8 pm. at the United
States Chamber OF Commerce Build
ing.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
consider, from the various points Of
view OF Protestants, Catholics and
Jews, the means and methods Of ap-
proach that are being taken or might
be taken in this effort.
A prominent layman will preside,
and short addresses will be made by
DR.. John X. Cartwright. pastor Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton; DR.. Abram Simon, rabbi Of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation, and
DR.. Albert j. Mccartney. pastor Of the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church.
These addresses will be broadcast
over WRC between S:l5 and 8:45
o'clock. Following there will be a
panel discussion in the hall.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
TO BE GUEST PREACHER
DR.. Chesteen Smith to Speak at
Ryland M. E,

DR.. Chesteen Smith will be the
guest preacher at Ryland M, E..
Church tomorrow at IL am. which
will be in celebration of the 200th
anniversary Of John Wesleys heart
warming experience. and will be Joash
Sunday. Mrs T. H. Brown will sing.
Those serving as leaders In the Joasf
Chest drive are: Mrs. F. S. Cawson,
Mrs. William Riley. Mrs. William
Leishear Mrs. Matte Reese, Mrs. S.
w. Davis. Mr. M. H. Fearnow, Mr..
Sam McKenney. Mr.. T. H. Brown
and MIR. j. T. Albums
At the 9 am. service held in the
church room of the new parsonage,
1904 Branch avenue Sc, the pastor
will speak on "A Great Life's Awaken
ing" At pm. the service Of evening
prayer in the parsonage, the pastor
will speak on Il Am the Bread of Life ,
On Tuesday evening the church will
unite in the Aldersgate anniversary
service held in Calvary Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
MOUNT TABOR CHURCH
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Seeing the Unseen to Be Topic
of Rev. Mr.. Lyons at Morning
Service Tomorrow.

VI 1tct. WI. Ay OuS AT V1OTuluS
Service Tomorrow.
The Rev. William Kenneth Lyons,
pastor Of Mount Tabor M. p Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
Seeing the Unseen" and in the eve
ming on THE Christ of the Ages"
At the Thursday evening prayer
service he will continue his series of
lectures on the historical evidences Of
the truth Of the scripture records by
discussing the subject. Declaring
What We Have Seen and Heard" The
prayer service will be discontinued for
the summer months. June /.
At the annual membership meeting
the following officers were elected
Stewards-Mrs S. A. Jones. Mr.. F. K
Cogsweu. Mrs. Hide Hess, Mrs. Conrad
Krieger. Mrs Minnie Myers. Mrs. Brice
Rupenthal, Mrs. Grace Hess. Brice
Rupenthal and Mrs. Grace Pearce
Trustees-J. G. Huddleston. Conrad
Krieger. ]. E. Chamberlain. DR.. S. A
Jones, E. W. Burdette. Mrs. E. w
Burdette and J. Lawrence Young
Treasurer-Elwood Dixon. Sunday
school superintendent-Miss Agnes
Robertson. Organist-Mrs. Pauline
Woodruff. Assistant organist-Mrs
Matte Hunt. Mr.. J. c. Huddleston
was elected delegate to conference with
Mrs. Minnie Myers as alternate. He
was authorized by unanimous vote
to ask for the return OF the Rev. Mr.
Lyons as pastor for the fifth year.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
SIBLEY GRADUATES
TO ATTEND SERVICE
Baccalanreate Program to Be
Held at Calvary Methodist
Church Tomorrow.

DR.. Frank Steelman, minister OF
the Calvary M. E. Church, will preach
tomorrow. At IL O'Clock the gradual
ing class OF the Sibley Memorial Hos
pital will attend for their baccalaureate
service At 8 pm. there will be q
commemoration service OF the 200th
anniversary Of the Aldersgate expert
ence of John Wesley. which occurred
May "a, 1898. The Wesley order of
service will be followed, with special
choir chants. and the minister will
preach on The Warmed Heart" The
Senior Choir will sing at both services
The last Young Peoples League
service of the season will be held to-
morrow. beginning with an open cab
met meeting at $50 Whitford Ches-
ton will preside at the business session
Following there will be devotional
service in charge Of Finley Cheston
The midweek devotional service will
be held Thursday evening.
DR.. A. c. Christie, former teacher of
the Calvary Mems Glass. will be the
speaker at their annual banquet We'd
nesdav. at Z pm. at the church.
Preceding the banquet there will be a
brief business meeting, beginning at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
DR.. HARRIS TOLEAD
FOUNDRY SERVICES
What Happened at Aldersgate'
to Be Topic of Sermon at
IL AM. Meeting.

What Happened at Aldersgate" is
the subject of Dr. Frederick Brown
Harris tomorrow at II o'clock in
Foundry NJ. E. Church in recognition
OF John Wesley's experience 200 years
ago.
A musical program will be rendered
by the A Cappella Choir OF the WASH
ington Missionary College of Takoma
Park. Md, at pm, the theme of
which will be Redemption in Choral
Contemplation. This choir is under
direction Of Prof. George w. Greer, re-
Gently of San Francisco. The install
lation OF officers of the Epworth
League and the Hi-League will take
place at this service, in which the
pastor will be assisted by the director
of religious education, DR.. Eddy Lucius
Ford
The Epworth League, meeting at 7
pm. will be addressed by DR.. Harris
on John Wesley After Aldersgate. 4"
The Official Board will meet in the
parlors at pm. Wednesday, and the
pastor will conduct the midWeek wor-
ship service at pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-05-21
DR.. A. J. MCCARTNEY
CONTINUE SERIES
Assassination of Character Will
Be Topic Covering Ninth
Commandment.

DR.. Albert j. Mccartney, min
ister of Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. will continue his series of
sermons on the Ten Commandments.
using as his theme tomorrow morn
ing the ninth commandment. under
the title The Assassination of
Character"
Coleman Jennings will address the
Covenant Fellowship at 7 O'Clock
This meeting will follow the usual
young peoples tea and social hour
from 6 to 7 O'Clock.
The Business Women's Council will
meet Tuesday evening DR.. Carruthers
will lead the devotional exercises from
Sis to 6:45 pm. At o'clock the
council will be addressed by Gideon
A. Lyon, associate editor of The
Evening Star. on The Press as q
Molder of Public Opinion"
Evening star., 1938-05-21
SPAIN AND PEACE
IS CHURCH TOPIC
All Souls Unitarian Church to
Hear Discussion by Harry
e. Iamherton

"The Situation in Spain and It's Re-
lation to World Peace" will be dis
cussed by Harry c. Lamberton at the
Adult Glass in Current Problems meet
ing in connection with All Souls Uni
tartan Church School tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Miss Genevieve Marsh will
speak before the Comparative Religion
Class on The New Hymnal for Liberal
Churches"
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will preach
at the IL O'Clock service on Safe
guarding the Heart"
Meetings Of the American Unitarian
Association and allied societies in Bos-
ton next week will be attended by q
large delegation from All Souls
Church including DR.. and Mrs. Ulysses
G. B. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
c. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M
Bollinger. Gen. Henry c. Newcomer
Mrs. Eugene F. Mueller. Mrs. Edward
H. Horton. Mrs. Edward F. Rowse
Mrs. Cliff Richards and Miss Robina
Rae.