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Evening star., 1942-03-28
Rev. R. P. Scheurrer
Lists Sermon Subject

What is the Kingdom of God?"
will be the theme of the Rev. r.
Paul Schearrer tomorrow morning
as he breaches the sixth of his
lenten sermons on the general SUBJ
Ject Jesus Knew the Answers" in
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. At 8 pm. the choir will
sing.
The annual meeting of the church
school will be held Monday evening.
DR.. Harold Major of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce will
speak.
The Calvin, Drummond. Duff,
Knox, Livingstone, Mackenzie,
Matheson, Whitman and Wither-
spoon groups of the Womens So
ciety meet in the homes of mem
bers at 1890 pm. on Wednesday.
The Mcfarland Group for profess
sional and business women will
hold supper meeting at the
church at 6:45 pm.
Good Friday will be observed by
candlelight communion service
at 8 pm. The pastor will speak.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
BrookIund Methodist

At IL am. DR.. S. Paul Schilling
will preach the eighth of series OF
sermons on the Lords prayer, the
subject being Lead Us Not Into
Temptation" At pm. Mrs. Schil-
ling will speak on "The Passion of
Christ in Art" using colored stere-
opticon slides of some of the great
paintings of the Passion Week. A
large class of members will be re-
ceived in the morning service.
Holy communion service will be
held Thursday at pm. On Good
Friday this church will cooperate
In the service of the three hours"
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, beginning at noon.
The L. F. O. Bible Class will meet
Wednesday at pm.
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Confirmation Service
Al Epiphany Church

A class of 80 will be presented to
Bishop James E. Freeman for con-
firmation at the Church Of the
Epiphany tomorrow at the II am
service. The adult members who
have been prepared by the rector,
and the junior members have been
DR.. Charles w. Sheerin, and the
junior members, who have been pre-
pared by Andrew B. Jones, seminary
student, on the staff at Epiphany
will have special reserved seats in
front of the church and will be
presented by the rector. Bishop
Freeman will preach the sermon.
The choir will sing cantata to-
morrow night. The prayers will be
read by the Rev. Hunter M. Lewis,
associate rector.
The MONDAY preacher in Holy
Week, from Monday through Thurs
day each day. will be Bishop Free
man, while the three-hour service
on Good Friday will be conducted
from II to 8 o'clock by the rector,
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Mount Vernon Place
Arranges Festival
OF lenten Music !
Whot Have We Done to
Christ Will Be Theme
OF Dr.. Rustin's Sermon;

DR.. John w. Rustin, minister of
Mount Vernon Place Method list
Church, will preach tomorrow at
9 and II am. on What Have We
Done to Christi" The Clob ter
Choir will sing at 9 am. Child ren
will be received into church MI am-
bership at II am. Tie Sanctu lary
Choir will sing at II am. The Rev
WILDER H. Wilson will preach, at
the junior church service at IL m
on Making Christ King" The
Chapel Choir will sing.
A lenten festival of music will
be sung at 8 pm. The Chapel Choir,
Cloister Choir, Angelus a Ca pella
Choir, Sanctuary Choir, Oh, ancel
Quartet and Vesper Quartet will
sing.
Holy Week services will b1 held
beginning at pm. Wednesday with
candlelight meditation service,
with the theme The Life of 'Christ
in Hymns" The candlelight COM
munion service will be at g pm.
1llul Slldy. 1OOu I Iludy, IL W .
pm, will be the Service for Three
Hours" with ministers of Idetho-
dist churches of Washing] on as
speakers. They will be DR.. John W.
Edwards, district superinten lent of
the Washington west distri ct; the
Rev. c. E. Wise, Wesley Methodist
Church; the Rev. j. w. RoseIlberger
the Rockville Methodist Church;
DR.. E. A. Sexsmith, Rhode Island
, Avenue Methodist Church.; DR.
Harry Evaul, Epworth No ethodist
Church; Dr. Frederick B., Harris,
Foundry Methodist Church: DR.. j
Lowrey Fendrich, jr.. Metz opolitan
Presbyterian Church: 1t. Q;ol. Fred
C. Reynolds, chaplain, Forj George
G. Meade, and Bishop Admi Wright
Leanard.
The play, THE Two Thie yes" will
be presented Friday evening.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
3 Masses Scheduled
For Palm Sunday at
Catholic Church
Immaculate Conception
Announces Holy Week
And Easter Services

Palm Sunday masses at the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton will be said at 2, tbs, 8:15,
9:l5, 10:15, II, 1875 am. and 1915
noon high mass. Palms will be
blessed after the 1875 mass and
distributed before the 1915 noon
mass. The choristers will sing.
At 7:45 pm. Wednesday the Tene-
brae services will be sung by the
seminarianS Of the Holy Trinity
Missionary of the Cenacle. The SER
mon will be given by DR.. John K.
Cartwright.
Holy Thursday mass will be at
am, followed by a procession of
school children. All-day and all
night alteration will follow. After
the Tenebrae service a sermon will
be preached by Father Louis j.
Wheeler.
Good Friday mass will be at
am. with the veneration of the
cross afterwards. From noon to 3
pm. three-hour devotions will be
conducted by Father Wheeler. The
CIlOIlSltIS Will SlIlS. AL pm. SCd
tions of the cross will be observed
The perpetual novena in honor OF
Our Sorrowful Mother will take
place at $50 and 7:45 pm. The
sermon in the evening will be
preached by Father Wheeler. Ven.
GRAFTON Of the cross will close the
services.
Holy Saturday, blessings of holy
water, oils and Paschal candle will
| begin at am. The mass of the
dawn will follow at 8 am.
Easter Sunday masses will be al
2, tbs, BIS, 9:15. 10:15, II, 11:35
am. and solemn high mass at 12:ls
sung by the choristers. Fathe,
Bradley will celebrate the mass.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
DR.. Humme| Speaks
To Glass Tomorrow
AT All Souls Church
Librory Of Congress
Chief to Discuss U. S.
Stake in Far East

DR.. Arthur w. Hummel, chief Of
the division of orientalia, Library
of Congress, will address the Cur
rent Problems Glass at All Souls
Unitarian Church tomorrow at 10
am. on Americas Stake in the Far
East" and DR.. Charles w. Hale Of
the University of Maryland the
Comparative Religion Class on
Joshua"
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will
preach at II am. on The Faith
Triumphant" Vesper organ recital
will be held at S pm. DR.. Harold
Chalkley will discuss will the Lay
man Accept Modern Art?" at $50
pm. A motion picture, "One Foot
in Heaven" will be shown at
7:30 pm.
The annual meeting Of Pierce
Hall Players will be held at $50
pm. on Tuesday and Red Cross
first-aid classes also are planned
that evening.
A communion service will be held
at pm. Thursday and a dinner
meeting of the Washington Chapter.
Unitarian Laymen's League, is SLATED
the same evening.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
St. Marks incarnation

The Rev. Henry Manken will
preach tomorrow at $50 am. on
THE Supremacy Of Palm Sundays
King" and at II am. will address
the 1912 confirmation class. A re-
ception and supper will be rendered
the young people by the Interme-
date and Young Peoples Luther
Leagues at $50 pm. At the con-
firmation reunion tomorrow at 8
pm. Chaplain Frommhagen of the
United States Army will speak.
Holy Week services, with the Rev.
M. D. White preaching, are sched-
uled for Wednesday, Maundy Thurs
day and Good Friday at pm. The
Bible School is preparing a pageant,
Darkness, Dawn and Day" to be
presented on Easter at 4 pm. Holy
communion will be celebrated Holy
Thursday and Good Friday at 8
pm. and at the $50 and II am.
services on Easter Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

scripture and Charles I. Haycraft
will sing. The Rev. Thomas o.
Jones, second vice president, will
preside.
The Butter Glass of Trinity
Methodist Church will hold its an
nal bunny party" Wednesday at
pm.
The Egbert Class Of National
Baptist Memorial Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by Miss
Jessie Ford. Mrs. Berry Thompson
will lead the devotions.
Charles c. Haig will teach the o.
w. L. Glass of Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow.
Representative Karl Stephan of
Nebraska will be the guest speaker
at the Harrison Bible Class of Con-
gress Street Methodist Church to-
morrow morning. Chief Stephen T
Porter, past president, will preside;
Ted R. Hill will read the lesson and
the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will give
a brief talk.
Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston will
speak to her Bible class at the Cow
enant- First Presbyterian Church to.
morrow morning on "The Trans
figured Christ Meets Human Need.
DR.. w. w. Keesecker will be the
guest teacher of the Mems Bible
Glass of Eldbrooke Methodist
Church tomorrow morning.
The Young Mems Bible Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow
morning by Talma L. Smith.
The Young Mems Bible Glass O.
National Baptist Memorial Church
will conduct the service at the North
east Mission on Tuesday evening.
The Clyde Kelly Glass Of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church an
nounces a special Palm Sunday pro-
gram at the session tomorrow morn.
ing.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Albright Church Lists
Services for Week

At Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church services through the week
will be directed by the Rev. George
E. Schnabel There will be special
music at each service by one or more
Of the three choirs.
The sermon subjects for the week
will be: Palm Sunday. II am. THE
Strangest Invasion in History: 7:45
pm, The World Wants a Fresher,
Truer, Larger Version of the Religion
Of Jesus: Monday, 7:45 pm, The
Galilean Has Been Too Great for
Our Small Hearts; Tuesday, 7:45
pm, The Religion the World Needs
If 1t Is to Be Reborn; Wednesday,
7:45 pm. The Unsanctified and
Songless Life of the World; Thurs
day, 7:45 pm. The Holy Sacra-
ment"; Good Friday. 7:45 pm, II
Want a Disturbance"
On Wednesday at 1890 am. there
will be women's lenten service,
and on Friday at 10 am. a chill
dren's service.
The Red Cross group sews on
Wednesday at 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

and forever snow-covered. All the
while. the most probable spot is this
southern peak of Hermon, right
above Caesarea Philippi. where, IN
the Passion of the North" Jesus
had revealed Himself and His des-
tinv most fully to His disciples. All
of the conditions of the record are
fully met by this outstanding peak,
which the Crusaders had recognized
for its strategic position.
On this hallowed ground, with the
teeming life of people far below,
and with uninterrupted vlstas on
every side, heaven once came near
est to earth, for the vindication
and comfort of Gods Son. Here
in a glory as of the Shekinah, which
surpassed the powers OF the evan
gelists to describe, Moses and EhJah
appeared in person to confer with
the Greater One-the Law. the
Prophets and the Gospel met to-
gether in unity.
Shall We Know Each Other There?
AS OUl dWCo Ah0SN Nf>A>
the wonder of the TRANSPORTATION,
we catch the significance OF the
fact that Moses and Elijah were
identified by Jesus and by Peter,
James and John. They had the
same personalities they had worn
when they valiantly served God on
other mountain tops. They had been
long centuries in heaven, but still
they were Moses and Elijah. Do
we need any other proof of the
persistence of personality in life
after death? We shall know our
dear ones in the land of the blest.
These three mountain men in
conference had much in common.
All had been rejected by men: all
had been valiant servants of Gods
will; all had met with seeming de-
feat. We cannot judge the outcome
of any war by the fate of single
battles. 1t takes heaven to solve
earth's riddles.
We are not left in doubt as to
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Plymouth (Colored) =.

yIHUutH VCOfOfcuI'
The morning service will consist of
music by the vested choir. The min
lister will have charge of Holy Thurs
day services at pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

see the revelation that awaited me.
We lunched by the tumbling
waters that burst forth from a
ruined rocky cave, to live for time
in the sweet depths of the Lake of
Galilee and finally be evaporated in
the Dead Sea. HoSpitable villages
from the ancient settlement, a place
Of many departed glories, gathered
around us. Then we started the
steep climb over stony and barely
discernible path up to the great
castle. The wonders of that con-
struction engaged my companions as
they roamed about it, but I sat on a
wall and viewed the surrounding
country, with the Mediterranean
sparkling in the west.
For here, surely although no
books suggest it. was the scene of
the TRANSPORTATION of Jesus. The
long-accepted site was the SYM
Evening star., 1942-03-28

the subject OF the TRANSPORTATION
conference. They "spake of His
decease which He was about to
accomplish at Jerusalem" The enc
topic great enough to bring Moses
and Elijah from the singing realms
of heavens bliss, overcoming all
barriers of time and space, was the
death of the Saviour. Modern theol-
ogy minimizes the Crucifixion Of
Christ; but on the Mountain Of
TRANSPORTATION 1t was the engross-
ing theme. For it is the supreme
concern of both heaven and earth.
1t Really Happened.
One who accepts the Bible as a
valid record of actual events is
shocked to learn how many contem-
porary commentators treat the
TRANSPORTATION as subjective Wis
ion on the part of Jesus, a wishful,
fantastic dream. Yet the Gospels
are at pains to state explicitly that
the three disciples saw Moses and
Elijah. Impulsive Peter wanted to
build booth and stay right there, in
that glorious company. If We can
not believe the plain narrative Of
the TRANSPORTATION, what else in
the Bible can we believe?
In the light Of the stark realism
of a whole world at war, we should
deal bluntly with these men who
are forever trying to explain away
the Bible and who put their own
notions of what they consider ra-
tional ahead of the Books plain
narrative of facts. Let us be manly
enough either to accept the scrip
lures or to reject them. Too long
preachers who have yearned to be
modern and liberal have been in
chains to the guessWork Of German
critics. Mr.. Bryan called this mood
mind worship We prefer to wor-
ship God by acceptance Of His
word
In passing, we note that it was
"as He was praying" that the fash
ion of Christ's countenance was
altered, and His whole appearance
became lustrous, and His heavenly
comforters drew near. All! The
changes that prayer makes in a
life! The prayer closet does more
to a face than a "beauticians
salon.
Recently I entered the elevator
of Birmingham hotel, finding il
crowded with radiant-faced women
There was charm and peace ano
intellectually and friendliness anc
refinement in all the countenances
In seeking for an explanation Of
this rare phenomenon. I recalled
that the executives of the Women's
missionary societies of the Southern
Baptist Convention we're in session
at the hotel These women mus
be of that group. and so it proved.
They were exhibit A" of thai
great company of transflgured per.
sons whose faces wear mountain
top radiance 1t is possible to live
the changed life in this grim world
indeed, that is our hope for new
postwar order of society.
And those who have known the
mountain-top experience must al
ways return in ministry, as die
Jesus and His disciples, to the
clamorous human needs that are
forever waiting below. Like Him
we need to be spiritually girded for
an impending ordeal.
The Sunday school lesson for
March 29 Is, "The Transfigured
Christ Meets Human Need
Luke ix.28-43.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Francis Asbury Methodist

At II am. DR.. Robin Gould will
preach on The Real Triumph of
Jesus" and at pm. Oh. The Mean
ing of Mighty Word.9 At GAS pm.
the young people and young adults
will meet.
There will be serviS es each night
next week, except s. aturday, at 8
o'clock.
On Thursday night in connection
with the celebration{ of the Lords
supper the choir will give a can
tata. Each night H)r. Gould will
give short medita ton upon an
event of the corresp onding day of
Christ's last week.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
St. Stephens Lutheran

The Rev. George K. Bowers VIII
deliver his confirmation sermon
I'VE Have a King!" at II am
Twelve young people will be con-
firmed. The young peoples choir
will sing.
At the evening service special
Easter music will be presented by
the young peoples choir.
Services will be held every night
during Holy Week at o'clock, with
the exception of Monday night
when the picture. Grown OF
Thorns," will be shown at $50 and
$50 pm. Page Etchison will show
pictures on the Oberammergau
Passion Play" on Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Superintendent Retires

H. Clay Dooley, superintendent
Of the Sunday School Of the First
Brethren Church since 1907, with
the exception Of 1888 and 1884, re.
tires from ofice tomorrow. A spe.
cial service In his honor will be held
tomorrow night. The Rev. Orville
Jobson, missionary on furlough from
French Equatorial Africa, will bring
the principal message.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Chevy Chase Presbyterian

1.-THE Cross and These Times" will
be the subject Of DR.. ]. H. Hollister
at II am. The Chancel Choir will
sing. This choir also will sing at
the S pm. vesper service.
DR.. and Mrs. Anton Lang, jr., prin-
cipals in THE Passion Play" will be
the guests Of the collegians and
young adults at 7:45 pm.
The Easter communion service
and reception of new members will
be at pm. Thursday.
Miss Mabel Thurston will con-
clude the women's lenten services
Friday at 1880 pm. with . special
Good Friday service.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Rite of Confirmation
At Christ Lutheran

The annual rite of ca nfirmation
will be observed in Chris Lutheran
Church in the II o'clock ( ervice. In
the evening there will b. a service
of special interest to you ng people,
including roll call of conhrmants
and holy communion. Chaplain H.
H. Heuer will deliver aIae sermon.
Maundy Thursday wi Il be COM
memorated by solemn celebration
Of the sacrament of the altar. The
Rev. ]. Frederic Wenche'l will speak
on What Is Necessary to Expert
ence the Grace of the Sacramento"
DR.. Walther Maier will be the
speaker Good Friday evening. The
congregation will join with Trinity
Lutheran Church I'M MONDAY
service.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Dr.. james S. Montgomery
At DouqIus. Memorial

DR.. James Shera Montgomery
chaplain of the United States House
of Representa- ives, will preach at
II am. tomorrow in Douglas Me-
mortal Methodist Church. The Rev
w. F. Wright will speak at 8 pm
The vested clio will sing. Youth
fellowship me etings will be held
at pm.
On holy Thursday the last supper
will be commelnorated and the Rev.
Mr.. Wright " Ill administer the sac
raments.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

Mrs. Gladys Gilkey Calkins will
speak to the Burial Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. Miss Mabelle Boyce will
conduct the devotional service Miss
Frances Tucker. Mrs. Elizabeth Ev-
erett and Mrs. Edith Mast, violinist,
will present a musical program
Thursday evening an Easter play
entitled Mine Eyes Have Seen" will
be presented by Misses Harriet
Schimmelbusch, Eleanor Davis, Eliz-
abeth Sampson, Mrs. John r..
Thomas, Mrs. Betty Everett and
Miss Frances Tucker. assisted by
Miss Evelyn Wells and Miss Martha
Wooton, pianists.
The L. F. o. Glass of Brookland
Methodist Church will be taught to-
morrow morning by Mrs. Claudia
Hildebrand The class will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. officers will
be elected.
DR.. Wilmer Souder will discuss
The devil in tempting Jesus advised
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Evangelical and Reformed

A class of nine young people will
be confirmed by the Rev. F. Nielsen
Schlegel at II am. The 39th an
nual confirmation reunion will fea-
ture an evening service at 8 o'clock.
Holy Week services will be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. The sacrament of
the Lords supper on Thursday at
pm. On Friday the choir will
present a cantata. From Olivet to
Calvary"
Evening star., 1942-03-28

meCrlcdl peak VI
Mount Tabor, =,
far to the south.
But now we
know that a vii
lage and a mill
tary encamp-
ment were on
the top of Tabor
at the time OF
o u r l. o r d.
v a g u e ! y q,
scholars h a v e
placed the great
event at the
S u m m 1 t OF
Mount Hermon,
for tn tho north
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Workers With Recess
Good Friday Will Find
Programs al Church
Worship, Prayer Urged
During Period FROM
Noon Until 3 PM.

To secure cooperation Of business
firms in the observance Of The
Three Hours" from noon to 3 pm.
on Good Friday, by allowing recess
for prayer and worship of their
employees, many churches have ar
ranged programs for that period.
They include:
Baptist.
National Memorial, services In
commemoration of our Lords supper,
8 to 10 pm.
First. Lords supper, Thursday, 8
pm,
Calvary, joining with First Con-
gregationalist, New York Avenue
Presbyterian. at Mount Vernon
Methodist Church on Good Friday,
noon to pm.
Catholic.
st. Thomas the Apostle, 3 pm.
ST. Michael, Silver Spring, Md, II
to 3 pm.
St. Johns, Forest Glen pm.
St. Jerome's, Hyattsville, Md, II
TO 8 pm.
Our Lady of Sorrows, Takoma
Park, Md, 4 pm.
ST. Teresas. 2:30 pm.
Walter Reed (Army Medical Cen
ter, lis pm.
Fort Myer, 2 to pm.
St. Martins. Msgr. Riordan, holy
hour, 2 to pm; stations, 3 pm.
Sacred Heart, Msgr. James Smyth,
Sacred Heart Choir; Father Welsh,
S. j., lecturer.
St. Aloysius, Father Wissel, 1915
and 2:30.
ST. AIMS. Father Collins, II to 3;
mass of the presanctifled.
ST. Anthony, Father Coady, II to
8 with Father Edwin Ryan speaking
st. Dominic's. Father Marin, II
to g. singing of passion by IL Domin-
lean friars. Mass of presanctified;
sermon, the Rev. J. F. McManus,
Seven Last Words"
st. Francis De Sales, Father NAL
loy. stations of Cross, 12:30-3.
st. Francis Xavier, Father Buck
ley, liturgical service; the Rev.
Father O'Keefe, C. S. S. r., mass
of presanctified.
Immaculate Conception, II to 3
three hours agony.
Holy Name, private devotions, II
TO 3; stations, ETC.. 3 pm.
Christian.
National City, private devotions,
II to 3 pm.
Fifteenth Street, IL to 8 pm.
Joining with this service are the fol-
lowing: Trinity Methodist Church,
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Church, Wilson Memorial Meth
odist Church, Washington Church
of the Brethren, Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church. Christ Episcopal
Church, St. Marks Episcopal
Church, Lutheran Church of the
Reformation and Grace Baptist
Church.
Congregational.
Mount Pleasant, meditations, 2:3O
to $3.50 pm.
Episcopal.
St. Margaret's, II to 3 pm.
Methodist.
Mount Vernon Place, Chevy Chase
Rhode Island Avenue, Woodside.
Hamline, McKendree and Metro
politan, II to pm. All other Meth
odist churches in each vicinity are
participating in the central service.
Lutheran.
Lutheran Place Memorial, 2 to 3
pm; Georgetown, to pm; Church
of the Reformation, II to 3 pm,
all Lutheran churches participating
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church, u to pm.
Presbyterian.
Metropolitan. II to 3 pm. par
ticipated in by the Southeast Me-
mortal Methodist Church.
Chevy Chase, 1:30 to 2:30 pm.
Colored Churches.
Lincoln Congregational Church,
noon to pm, in union with all
colored Congregational, Presbyterian
and Methodist churches
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
IL to pm, all Baptist churches
participating.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

junior choir will furnish music for
the day.
Monday through Friday a week
of prayer will be observed. The Rev.
c. David Foster and Earl r. Boone
will alternate as the speakers and
the Gospel Chorus will sing. Spe-
cial services will be held Good Fri
day from noon to pm. and bap-
tizing will be performed at the
evening service.
First (Colored).
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
have for his subject at II am, "Un-
sought Honor" The Dorcas Mis-
sionary Society will present mis-
sionary program at 7:30 pm.
Berean (Colored).
The Rev. L. M. Catchings, grad
uate of the school of religion at
Howard University. will preach on
Triumph or Despair"
Friendship (C6lored).
The Rev. Daniel Reed of New
York will preach at II am. The
Rev. B. H. Whiting will preach at
the Mount Moriah Baptist Church
at pm. The Rose of Sharon
Chorus will render program at 8
pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
ALesson for the Week
Personality Persists,
Soy Mt. Hermon's Three
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

One of the hardest mountains climbed the southern spur
of Mount ancient Phil
p from the which forth the main Of
the Jordan River With friends visiting Castle
Nmrud of the best surviving ruins of the cades which
the Crusaders erected the the Land did not fore