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Till: RHOOKLYX DAILY RVr.LE. NEW YORK. MARCH 26. 1927. io Itohlnson of Richmond Hill: special hy th1 rhulr.

undpr th dir-tfon of News anJ Notes Of the Churches FREAGHIHG MISSION BY FATHER PALMER NARGY AVE. PASTOR BEGIN WORK APRIL 3 LUTHERAN CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED FINAL BROADCAST TONIGHT CLOSES BEETHOVEN WEEK Free Tickets Available For Current Events Bee A limited number of free tickets are available to the public for the 12th annual Kagle Current Kventa Bee, which is to be held at the Alexander Hamilton High Albany ave. and iH-an st on the evening of Friday. April Those who are Interested In obtaining these tickets may get them by sending a self-addressed and stamped envelope to the School Department of The Brooklyn Daily Kagle. Th- Hv.

Wilhour K. Saiindr. former mn-erlul aworiate of th Marry Avenue Baptirt Church ho 4 years atto acrepted a call to th Klrst Itatitift of Rahway. J. will assume the pastorate of the Mar.v Avenue Haptlst fhurch Sundav innrninK.

April S. Mr Sauniierii has hail a fine preparatory hai kitround. Hp was In the pulilir jrhooU of Provl-ilenre It advancing throuKh tht-hiith to Brown CniverHity, vhrre he arrd his deirree. an.1 following studirs throucn iuversitv and CambrldK l-nlversitv. Knulund.

Mr. Saundcri wait captain of the Itrown ilehatiiiK also a member or the varsitv track and relay teamK. He estalilished an enviable record, not onlv in ihe Rahway field hut aluo as "chaplain of the New Jerwy State Keformatory. A lecturer the New York 'lty Training School for Christian Workers he was aUo succeasf ul. evening services.

The chorus has reached a total of 11" members, robed college gowns and caps. A series monthly Sunday musical services. 4 to o'clock, will begin tomorrow. h-n the new choir will Is? he.ir.l In selections, the being Miss Mildred Hose, cm- of the solo voices at the Park Avenue Baptist Church In Manhattan. A new departure in church work was taken when Iteformed Church held us first Church Club NiRht on Tuesday.

The niemliers of the congregation sin.l their menus were entertained by the Sunday School Orchestra. Miss Klva Pohlineyer, violinist: arner Kmerson. haritone. and Messrs. Newton and Sievers.

harmonicas. Refreshments were served. In tloodsi-u M. E. Church the Kev.

Dr. William A. I-ayton of Hempstead will speaic on "Our Veterans" at the morning service tomorrow and at 7:4." p.m. an Kpworth Ieague rally will lie held. The speakers will be the ex-i.

resident of the North District. MIst Mollle Keuteinann of Forest Hills (iardens. and President Edward P. CHURCHES Miscellaneous. .1.

I. rh. i lark lOW ti'iri 11 an 1 -i, a i. Ifrnuitn 2 o.ii'd.m;, 'f i 'in pleted. 1 1 i i i ii'in I v.

'ul to.ii- i i 1, .1 'Hi- lew r.1i,i:;i'-ii"ijs a i tl At li I i i p.i-iior. Tin- R. li li; h.ir.-.-. d-dl- I- av -he i Lr i. Ii i-i V-u or oi -Aili t.i ii.

iik' It i.r rs.i ru will he i.t. in- 1 I Chantry Ho'Tinaii i iii" A iiH'i ii 'i tif i l. lit I'hun in A nif ncrt, II each he st'rmnn. I'll- Rev. J.

I-landers, oreanizer In nf the chun and Mr- wife of the superintendent (if Th" e.v Yrk will speak. ViMt-ii pa Mors wil! bring greetings. Sim Th- I Week will held on nesd.t vt'iiini: ni ii i 1 1 1 i.iixtnr- ill li the 'i'-minn. Friday eve-Ting a n-li rall of iih1 i-'. will hp -s ,11 i.y li -ii 1 ir -ii-i- -i.

Tn tin1 A rn up Hip Kev. Fritz W. pastor, will sppak on "Tho f'r n-lshii of tht; Heart" tomorrow T- r-r irf. Srprp. s1I1ps will bp vn of hp motion pict urp "Hd and thp story of the pic-iii win at thp mpetiiiK of lie senior department of the This nipptinc will hy supper and the Kire-'''i 'I'll.

tiipptinK In the Tn t1 I'hnrc-h of the the tin- liev. Dr. St. Olalr Hester. tonin'row inornim; on uifat and in the "ii on 'inninir HleRSPdnPss Week day Lenten he-! jli Hie chapel at 4 p.m.

and I'rl-s p.m Thf pfearhov ser iee i.f Hilt parishes, i'l he tlie Hrv. .1 STe.nnu-'z. re tor St. iunvh. 1'aik.

I'h la- tt HIP Pn -d T'r. BROOKLYN M. C. A. i r.

M.i;..si.n Tin. tVntral 1 i.p tri" last o( iii'Ii'h- M.nn t't-. ii ti-tl Dim wt'tfk i.l i.i;,iin;.iri r. r.y hp -art I Klli -t'tl 'til'K. In t.i- mum niiifc; I Htuia-'irt-v.

ill iA t-n "Thf Pr.iw-: i In Ihf rv Ms i I Tfa'Pf Ti t- i Imrus eh'iir uiul tli'j I ii K-n M.r-ir. I Oi ,1 ppn.r.i I i.i rVli'' .1 'P. I'll pi -i. hi ('! Ill" "h-. TtT lr.

a hut rn. Ioiimm a i. ihit. Ai 7 i.f will Mj.piik i'ii "What if I 1 1 'up in rrp.teh Tl man SiiiK tinalp 'iirirtp' in 'ie niMM- at hp will Hp hut -v. Ill I In Kmin.inuel Iliiptist Chtirrh.

the Ilev. Ir. Avery A. Shaw wtl! preiu-h toinoiTitw niornlriK "(ttlnfif at the Heart of Th orilinanre i.f hapt Hm will he iidininiMerpit ut the rinse. In the oveninc I)r.

ShawV will he "Makini; isp of "i At the hotnt hour at J.hn Tonilinson will Meak on American Kf spon-lldht for World In the Avopiie tionnl ''hnr' The inlni'-ter. ill-Uev. I'priival Huyet. wil! preach niormnif on N'nt The Marrh mnsifa s--r in-will he Riven hy the choir and solo--ts under the Kdward Keith Mncruni nl at which time miscellanenuM provra of favorite elections will rend-red. and 11 r.

will peak I riefly on "The Beethoven Centenary." The tifth fn the 1927 nerieH of Lenten lectur" ill he nivm on Friday p'-e-ninir a o'ldoclt. This will he a lecture rerital hy lr Hueet and a quartet of solo voices. 'The forninc of the Year" will he santf hy May Heddirk Frin a. soprano; Ali-'e Louise Mortens, contralto, ntto Masehmeyer. tenor, and Lloyd Wesh Johnston, haritone.

In the Bed tore! preshyterian Chnrrh. the pastor, the Uev. lr. S. Kdward the spMaker for tomorrow will he the Kev.

Ir. A K. nlelt. lately returned from II i "nha. Dr.

Odell will take charsre hot morn in? anrl The Rev. Pr. K. J. Lovel-ice.

accompanied Ly 3i1 yoiinc native Africans, will hp the rupsT of the Nnzarpiip ronuretrat lonal Church fvrninir. when he will rive an illustrated address on "Africa as I Have CHURCHES Y. C. A. FOR MUSIC LOVERS A lit KM rn ii a MM IP I.

A 111 1 OPKFIA AJUA CLASH'S music hy the choir and Mrs. lulllan Cornell Keyes of Jamaica. In St. Matthew's Kvangelical Lu- theran Church tomorrow morning the pastor, the Kev. Dr.

William K. Brow ill preach on "The Crises tn fourth of a series on "The, Making of a Life." Vesper service at o'clock. "The Procrastination." On Monday night at 0:15 o'clock the, monthly meeting of the Men's Club will be held. The speaker will he Frederick Bovd Stevenson of The Kagle. All men of the community are Invited to attend.

At the mid- week I.enten service on Wednesday evening, the f.p'.c will be "A Divine Paradox." In the Rushwick Avenue ConRrepa- tiomil Church the Kv. lr. John Iwls Clark, mint-fter, will preach morninp and eveninir on Relief and Conte--sion" and "A Rock Foundation." In the First Presbyterian Church service tomorrow morning, with sermon by the Rev. Morgan Fhelps Noyes. Special music in recognition of the Reethoven Centenary.

The choir will ainsr thre anthems under the direction of R. Huntington Woodman and hymns will also be selected from Reethoven 's compositions. Mr. Noyeg will continue his Lenten talks on Wednesday evening. The topic next week will be "The Rread of Life." The cantata.

"Ruth." will be sung ah a part of the evening service in Plymouth Church tomorrow night. The Ruth Trio of Roston. Oeorgla Glldden, soprano; Resfie Rutters. mezzo-soprano, and Kathleen Major, contralto, will sing this beautiful ia.ntuta in costume. Dr.

J. Stahlcy HurLee, the will deliver a. l.Tief address on "The Country t'irt. Riwh." in the morning be will -peak on -Hiding Rehind Wings." In the New York Avenue M. K.

Church, the Rev. lr. Victor (J. MSUh. minister.

will preach tomorrow morning on "Not What. But Whom" and in the evening on The Diety of Jesus." Many interesting (sidelights on the fortunes of the rank and file of the hiupse people, as affected by the current political und military concision, will be given In an illustrated l-'cture hy F.nsign James S. Dempster, of the Salvation Army, a missionary tllcer on furlough from his nutles in China, at the Centra! Rranch. Y. M.

A. at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Attired in the costume of mandarin, both the Ensign and his ife, who is likewise a missionary, will reveal many details of the home life of the Chinese and explain many ixpet'tH of their social existence under the present situation of stress and uncertainty. These two officers had as their last assignment, before oming on furlough, at Kent? CAen.

town of iO.OOO in the war-torn rovince of Ch'a Har. The Young People's Association of he Lafayette Avenue I'resbyterla Church w'll hold its weekly Fellow Sqpper tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. The Rev. Charles Stelzl-1 will speak on "What Causes Social "nrest." Miss Rouise Peterson ill he the hostess. tn Monday evening the Woman's Athletic Group will meet nt 7:30 and the men's at 8:30.

ji.nder the direction of Philip Meuel. I how limc alleys will be open at for a continuation of the bowl-. UK tournament which was started eral weeks ago. At 8:45 the current events of the past week will be reviewed hy Stewart Kemp and nt o'clock Howard Mandell will review of the works of some of the older American writers. IJght and social hour will How these group meetings.

Ai the English Imtheran Church of the Redeemer the subject of the morning sermon tomorrow will be 'Confidence With a Sand Foundation." 'Ihe Per. H. T. Weiskotten, the paFtor. will preach.

At the eve-ring service, the Rev. Paul Morentz, superintendent of Jewish Missions of M'ne Cnited Lutheran Church, a con-j vert to Christianity, will speak on Why Recnme a Christian." second a series of two addresses on this In the Central Congregational Church, tomorrow morning the Rev, Herbert R. Workman of West-i minster College. London. Kngland.

will preach. In the evening the choir will sing the "Stabat Muter." und" the direction of Dr. Harry Pnwe Shelley, organist. Reethoven niuffe will be played by Or. Shellev in tlie morning On Tuesday a ht Woman's Renevolent and Home Missionary Society will hold its me-t- ing.

(tn Frhb-y at 8 p.m. the weekly nrayer service will be held and lr. "adman will give an address. Dr. Workman is regarded as The greatest authority on John Wycliff.

and is on his way to Chicago University to give a series of lectures. The Rev. John Iteans. Ph. will preach in the Central Presbyterian EVENING, MARCH 27 8 O'CLOCK, AT Manhattan Church at "dth Manhattan PASTOR E.

E. FRANKE SUBJECT: and the Whale And Fulfilled bv Christ" QUESTIONS ANSWERED Recital On Ninth Symphony to Feature Last Tribute to Great Composer. The second Reethoven radio hour, broadcast tonlcht by WEAK and a chain of stations, will culminate the' civic and artistic programs that have been going on In over iOO cities, arranged throueh the advisory bod of Reethoven Week, of which George Eastman is chairman. The program of the Columbia Reethoven hour will start at 9 p.m., when Walter Dan.rosch, conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, will deliv an explanatory talk, copiously illustrated at the piano, on Reethoven's Ninth Symphony. Assisting him II be a vocal quartet, comprising Olive Marsrall, soprano; Leslie, contralto; Charles Stratton, tenor, and Frederick Baer, baritone.

To. lay is Just 100 years to the day since Reethoven died, and the Ninth Symphony, the greatest and last of the immortal nine, in the crown anJ glory of Reethoven's life. Other features of the program will be a message on Beethoven Week from Governor Alfred Smith. Paul Kirhy, a delegate of the Reethoven festival at Vienna, will deliver greetings from the Austrian Government to the people of this country. FATHERS AND SONS WAITERS FOR NIGHT The "tables wre turned" last night in many homes on Brooklyn Heights, wi ere hard-worklrg men, who had been masters of their households, left their offices and shops and.

Instead of sitting down to their usual evening meal, donned waiters aprons and presided over the kitchen s'ove. The reason was not a strike by 20th Century femininity against conditions which have I revailed for ages but the annual tiinner given bv "fathers and sona to mothers and daughters" by tho congregation of the Church of the New Jerusalem. The affair, under the auspices of the Swedenhorian Church, was held zt the Neighborhood Club, Clark st. and Monro- pi. Stores of passersby on Clark st.

stopped and gazed in astonishment as tie s'vift and soft-footed "waiters" served an excellent meal without anv crockery casualties. Rrlef, Informal talks were deliv cred by the Rev. K. M. L.

GoMa, pastor of the church, and Aubrey N. Shaw, the chairman of the committee In charge of the dinner. 43 New Members Join M. T. H.

S. Arista Society The Arista of Manual Training High School installed 43 new members at a special abaembly Thursday. Dr. Eliaa Lieberman, principal of tho school, spoke on "Kindiiness." Henry Stahhut, boy leader of the Arista, took charge of the Installation of the following students: Klliabftth Barry, Howard Churchill, Ber-nlt-a Colbert. Ju'ta t'ongilon.

San baatman, Francis Kvana. Herman Kantor, beater Klein. Fred Manulis, Alphonee Pagano, Alif-e Pearlman, Kdward Hoi hen her fr. Herbert Wen-It. Kftward KrankH, Franri Kelaler, Katiierlne MaxNellage, Edmund Marino, Theresa Ober.

Herbnrt Andrew. Raymond Cudd v. Ieater Fried land, Urac. HiRKlna, Milton Paslow, Marie Hmlth, Mary Home, (iladyi Uorman, Martin tieehan, Olaon. Julie Keeve, Bertha Reaaler, i'orothy Kolllna, Robert Rounds.

Anita Stacy, Pauline 'on a. Martha Diamond, Ktliel Hewena. Arnold Itetnly. Pattl Hoeek, Kdward Nniatrand, A lire Eilea. Elai Haaoh, Sidney Phillips and Raymond Paul, CHILD CHHIfST MH'IKTY Work done by the Child Christ Society, a diocesan Catholic sewing circle, wa3 exhibited yesterday at the annual meeting of the society at the Hotel St.

George. First communion outfits for girls and boys were shown. Layettes, complete down to a box of talcum powder, were also exhibited. Annual reports were read and a musical program given, followed by afternoon tea. Irs.

John Nolan presided. Mrs-Iawrence Collins was chairman of tb.e day. COXCFHT AIDS ACADKMY A concert of vocal and instrumental music, interspersed with recitations, composed an Interesting program presented last night at the Rrooklyn Friends Meeting House, 108 Schermerhorn for the benefit of Rett is Academy, an institution which cares for 800 colored children at Trenton. S. C.

The proceeds will be utilized to assist In the restoration of the girls' dormitory in the South Carolina academy, which was recently destroyed by fire. The artists at the concert included Hazel Knillin, Miss Madeleine Vofe, Miss Kdna Bailey and Frederick Miner. MASONIC I.ADIKS' NIGHT. The annual ladies' night entertainment and dance of Central Rodge. No.

361, F. A A. was attended by more than 600 persons last night at Pouch Mansion, Clinton and Lafayette aves. The members were entertained by a juvenile revue. R.

V. Roberts was chairman of the arrangement committee. William J. Lewis Jr. is master of ths lodge.

enjoy them PHYSICAL EDUCATION SUNDAY Dr. GEORGE J. FISHER Asiociate Executive Bov Scouts' Physical Education Specialist TOPIC: "Athletics and Character Values" VICTOR R. LARSEN, Baritone SUNDAY, 3:30 P.M. CENTRAL BRANCH Y.

M. C. A. 55 HANSON PLACE hai le i liank-t, uitfutiist and ohotr-mastpr. In the Kmhury M.

K. church, the Kev. Ir. W. Winftns.

pantor. nl peak on World Wid Chrmtlnnlty" tomorrow morninK In the evening he will sppik on "What Shall I Ito it Jepuo Tomorrow afternoon the "ntd First Reformed church nitl hold its annual Kvery Metnlier Canvaen. The morning Hervire will te preparatory to the canvaa. The Rev. Ir.

Theodora F. Havles will preach on "Met-ini: liove's Iebt" and pivtnff the com-mistion to the canvansers ul the close the service. In the evening the Rev Lynn Townsend White of San Anselmo. will preach on "Mv Church and or. What I Would Io My Church if I Were a Iiv-num." In the Sixth Avenue R.tptist Church 'he ftev.

Imncan MoNe.l oi (JiasKw, -otland. ill preach tomorrow morn-tiiK and exenlntt and each niht the week except Saturday. Mr. McNeill is a well known Scotch evangelist, having held evanKehstlc cam-paignM throughout Knyland. Ireland a nd Scotland, and also airmns he Itrltish trtops in France during the i World War.

Hp will spend no me time In this country In evangelistic work. His Hon. John McNeill, who In with him. In pianist for his father In connection with hi meeting. A nones ot speo.al sermon, rut-mlnating at 1 heinn given ir.

the Flat hush 'hrist inn Churen hy he minister, he Rev. ha rles H. Bloom, on "Jesus- as if You Had Never Ha rd of Him. Tomorrow morning th" will ho j. sus tile Jestis of Sum Recent Rooks." the evenitiK.

"JcU- Himself." Tomorrow morning will he observed as th. Hee.hoien Centenary in All Souls 1 'niversaiist I r. flrose wil1 preach on "Religion" Leht to Music." A special inunical has been arratiRed. it Misw Marguprite Rfngo. soprano; Jo-s ph Wetzel, tenor; the string Trio under direction of Professor Horn-berger.

and itmdolph N. Hanson aa organist and director. St. John's M. K.

church. Rrwlford ave. and Wilson last September pneaged Dr. Tali Kspii Moipan to form a chorus of not less than 100 to sing under the direction of the organist, Lmmanuel Si hmauk, at morning and MANHATTAN Miscellaneous. BWIcTW MS W32 NEW BAHA'I CENTRE 116 West Street.

New V.irk Oly Ktmtlai. Sonne Pr. Speaker, Mr. Iltl.iI'DIt H.UiltIS Kurtmi: "Yon nti'l 1 ttirt Life" Spenker, Henry Wfilhnlton 11. k.

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AltK COiltHAI.I.Y INVITKU. llapilsl. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH I I WrU f. 7 1 St. fith un'l 7th A ife-v.

JiUIN HOAi II STKA'ntS. VnUr II 1.. 'hRUMi-litnu 'tut Into the InitHHu "111 Fr.iin Sliiee 1" Pulpit 710 "iMvine lUvpUHun rtin Human Spf ulattnn." (Til thtnl in a -Tif uu real lm-Lin liftwfn Kumla- lin-ntKllMii iC(i. 1 Wednesday. 4 P.M.

Divine Healing jj service, mis service win pc nciu each week at the same time. A O. 61 Meters. Divine Science. LIFE'S QUESTION BOX 'tn-1 DI'INE SCIENCE ANSVniRS 'n nin "rnnie I ii (ct hear prayer? What la jour idea wf "Jod? "an or.e fait If he ha a constant liaainoliitMie.nt How rn on nut fer from rtlaeaaca he never "Iihk'' pn opimrtunittea re'urn? Is love a Ititii-r liiat Church of the Healing Christ v.

JdllS Ml'HUAY, Kouivlr-r Rev. Fenwicke L. Holmei. Pailor Waldorf-Astoria Ballroom Sun.luy. 11 AM.

Noon Healing Meet jri' Monilny. i.rH French Church. Eglise Francaise du Saint Esprit Kaal 6t)ih Slrei Servl. illvln a 11 liurea Mutique Compotee par Beethoven Sermon pur le lr .1 A. MAYNAHD Paateur He'hrven.

R-rTiain Rnltand et Methodist KpLscopal. Ohn JOHN PTRKKT. 44 Jr-lm Street. FRANCIS B. I'I'HAM.

Mlnieter. II Sunday. Eat-li eekday 1 t'UiCk. New I hotigbl. "SUCCESS" nvi vni i (ini.ii M.r in A 1 1 1.

DO. in Went STth St Sunda 11 A M. Healing MeMlnic Pret.vt'rlftn. MANY BROOKLYNITES Come to This Church on Sunday Morning at 11 SPRING STREET CHURCH SPRING AND VARICK STS Take Seventh Avercie Subway to Canal of Hounlon Mr ret station Rev. FRANK A.

HUNGER l'ST. 'It FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH riflh A v.n nih ml ltlh St Oeorca Aleanfler, Th. H.v. Ho ntii-t uthrte UpMri ert li. Hlackahear 45 a Church hoot, "ft a .1 Dp of Ir.m WfHlrtiln'r elvtela I nr.

AIl-Hiiv I th ir Yn'inff iv.iph-'a Srfety. 0 ii ir "stal-at KMfteint prirn'n-v Weilne." i II ri Read this page carefully Go to church Sunday. Sf-f; a le MS l. Itnlial. 3 X.

i In of SUNDAY Broadway "Jonah a Sign 1 I FREES MAN WANTED IN ITALY AS SLAYER Admitted Crime but Rome Failed to Send for Him. t'nited State CortmisMnner Henry D. Rasquln esterday liberated a man who had been onvicted of mur-(er and sentenced to life Imprisonment In Naples. Italy, because the Italian Government had failed prop-erlv to identify the man. The prisonet.

Vinrenzo fiiangrandi, 41. of 144 Navy Is said to have admitted he was wanted In Italy for the murder of -his brother-in- law. Giuseppe Rorrelli In lit 15, hut following his irresi. June 11. lt6.

he contended through his attorney Kdward J. Reilly. thai he had not been properly identified. Assistant f'nitcd Statrs Attorney Arthur A. Kestler requested th-' Italian authorities to send a man to identify him, but Instead a ries ot photugraplm were sent.

Recause these could not be positively identified as the mn convicted in Italy, Giangrandi released. Had he oeen returned to Italy he v.ould have been sent to jail for lif' without further hearing. Pastor Reports Tiajuana's Thirst-Exciting Scenery Saloons advertised by signs 50 feet high, visible 12 miles across the desert, old-fashiontd mnhog-uiy ban 200 feet long and other moist details of the night life of Tiajuana conducted so'oly for thirstv American tourists vere described by the Rev. Dr. fJeore Luther Cady of New Y'ork City, chairman of the' Mexican Commission.

last night, in an illustrated lec-rc on Mexico presented at the Oee.tn Avenue Congregational hurch, Ocean ave. and Avenue I. "The acticn: of Americans in Mexico are enough to make one hanjf one's head." Dr. Cady said. "Th roads across the border are so crowded during many of th returning cara being piloted by intoxicated AmTicRT.s.

that it is dangerous to attempt ihe Journey." Ir. Cady declared h.mself opposed tu the State department policy in Mexico, asserting that the oil interests in America were not sufficient cause for intervention Ly the United States. JUDGE CRANE URGES EXERCISE OF FRANCHISE Real "equality before the law" can only be secured and maintained when the entire body of the electorate realizes its duty and exercises Its prerogatives in the making and the execution of the law, according to Judge Frederick E. Crane of the Court of Appeals in the course of an address last night at the annual dinner oi Montauk Lodge, F. A.

M. More than 100 members of the Masonic fraternity attended the function, which was held at the Brooklyn Club, 131 Remsen st. Kdward AUn, a past master, acted as toastmaster. In addition to Judge Crane, former County Judge Cnarlea J. Mc-Dermott also -npoke.

The evening's program was arranged hy Arthur K. Delmhorst. master of Montauk Lodge, and a dinner committee un-oer the chairmanship of Stanley F. Ketcham. Abraham Straus Stages "Ask Me Another" Contest An audience composed largely of women tried its hand at "Ask Mo Another" yesterday at Abraham Straus' under the auspices of the 1 book department.

Ksty and I Julian Spafford, authors of "Ask Me Anotlicr." conducted the contest and 'awarded an autographed copy of thr look "II who were rated above 8u percent. A high hool contest was conducted 15 -special questions. I Three schools sent representatives. The were Miss Mary R. i Fitzpatrick.

62 Montague who won th previous contest, hi1 per- tent; (ieorpe W. Patterson. l.lackson 81 Mrs Kate P. White. 4H 82 Kileen 1 Mnrnhv.

145 Columbia Heights Si wo act s. as presented last nignt 'by the Ksmec Club, comprising the M. K. Church, as their annual en- lertuinment before about mem her and friends of the church in ibe church hall, inth near 5th eve. The play was given under the (direction of Lewis R.

Rail, chairman he entertainment committee as well as coach of the players. Yon can (et your V- l' ii totni'iTfuv mi: at and rloM.ni; on Aplil 3 the Lolalid 1-' I'almer. SSJ.K. tht? ll-kiimvn preacher the cosl. Kive a course OT RE.

V. ROLAND PALMER piTiiinns in St. Paul's Church. Clinton and "arrtdl of hich th -t Boy. Mercer K.S J.K..

is rector. During thp recent bishops' Father Palinor was much in demand as a iiiissduiier in the province of the Pari tic. He lector of the Church of the Advent, Fan Francisco, rnd superior of the Fan Francisco Mouse of the Society of St. John the KvanKeMst. Recently Seen It." Music hy the junior i hoir of the church, ast-dsted hy 3 pieces from the orchestra of th Alexander Hamilton Hih School.

The meeting will he charge of The ynunK people of the church. In he mornim? hour Bov. 1 r. Henry Huh Proctor, pastor, will preach on "Makinic the of Je-ais the Practice of ihe World. Charios Waters, the well-known tenor, will assis choirs mornlnpr and n.irht.

"Sonie Stations, on the Koyal Road" will ho Hip topic of the sermon hy the Ir. Thomas Malcolm tomorrow mornimr in Mount Oliet Prpshyt-rlan Church. In the eveninir service in me-moriam will he held in tumor of the late Benjamin W. Yockors. a tontf-t 'me niemhpr.

elder and trustee of the ronu'feat ion. Htmans Lnd-je, o. 4 4rt. F. A.

M. Ihool lvn 1odL'p. N'o. 22 B. I'.

1- and Kxcelsior 'c'neii. 10s, ii. F. A. will atfnit.

In Luke' Clinton the Sloane. rector, there wil1 no Holy Communion at am. to, narrow. At the 11 o'cl 'h'-'e 1 rniny p'-avor nnd sermon hy the rector, on A musical service will hr held ai o'clock in the evening, -h'-v. Al i.

cantata. "The Message of the Cross," will he THE REVIVAL IS ON Holy Trinity Baptist Church Dekalb near Franklin 1 1 5 'vK Rev. Dr. T. S.

HARTEN who has preached to multitudes of white and colored from the Atlantic to the Pacific, will conduct a Soul Stirring Meeting Sunday 10:45 A.M. and 7:45 P.M. Week Days, 8:30 P.M. SPECIAL FEATURE 2 50 VOICES SINGING NEGRO SPIRITUALS. JUBILEES Undfi Dirrchon nf Prnf.

H. B. P. Johmon of Tennnifp ALL RACES AND CREEDS INVITED MN ellnnoou. Hear About China Illustrated Lecture Ensbn J.

Dempster .11 -T 1 I i H1XA Central Bran, Y. M. C. A. Auditorium, Sunday, 8 p.m.

Mumc by Brooklyn Band Salvation Army ADMISSION FRT P1LUR OF FIRE CHURCH 7th Avea. v. Arthur K. White, A.M.. Pastor.

i o' NaMcnal Hcad-juar-- 7re-ia'h .1. will PrfparM fnr a rhtldren." 7 4 i A tjr' Deliverance ALL WELCOME. 3v mtrw I 1 I A TREAT JUDSON HOUSE MARY MHRKBR i CENTRAL GLEE CLUB Of 70 Male Voices, Directed by Alfred Y. Cornell MONDAY F.VENING, MARCH 28, 8:30 P.M. Ir.

the Auditorium of Central Branch, Y. M. C. A. 55 HANSON PLACE.

A nominal fee of 75c. charge, payable at ix ctf'ce. A program ou ought not to miss hearing "The Church and the Drama' ADDRESS BY Dr. CADMAN SUNDAY AFTERNOON 3:30 SHARP tomorrow morning on Kathrvn H. Grouse.

1240 K. 23-1 Miracles. In the evening at 7 30 ft 8 Mark Ahrarm vitz of Kras-. o'clock there ill be the organ recital 1 won ihe s-hnol contest. All l5-Piece at 7:4, Or.

Oeans will preach on I three school ccntes ants were award- "The I'rach'T of the 'r'ss" Paul. bonk A special prize will be On Fridav evening. April 1. the U-v. to the winner l'' sl'vterlan huroh.

will make MK'X'S CM IX KAHCK. KZ'W Pn'y-r -T-o Many a farce In 1 S-nS Orchestra from Rutherford ORIA TRUMPETERS "Whnt Is the Kingdom cf Men's Club of t.ie Kighteenth Street Men's Club of t.ie Kighteenth Street Proiestant episcopal. race (Cburcb roadu-aij and fonlb Street Rev. W. RUSSELL BOWIE.

IKctor 8:00 Holy Communion, 9:30 The ChiMren't Churrh. in- nev. n. Rorner. ill: 00 Morning Prayer nd Sermon The Rector, 4:00 Vper S-rvicr.

O.antrv. The Rev. Eliot UW. 9:00 EVENSONG AND SEP.M0N. The Rector.

4-30, Thur.day Organ Recital. Mr. Ernes! Mitchell. Noonday Service, Tuesday to Friday. The Rev.

Loyol Y. Graham. I 1 1 1 CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Madlaon Ave. and 36th Street. Rev.

H. P. SILVER. D.D., Rector. and io a.m.

holt COMMl'NlON 11 in. -Morning Prayer. Litany, ser- mun Rector. 2.Ai.rti l. incio.i--Hv.

w. "ZWX, Tueg 5 pin. Bible Talk. The Rev. Bur- 1.

I I Thura am' Hoiv 'n-iit-iii ninn Noonday set tcee i 2. 1- 40 daily. pxet Sat'irdav Muni'" and ailiirio vEruut" CJiurcl) Brradwar anl Wall street Rev. CAI.KH It PTKTSON, Rerlof. midday Ma and Atiril 1.

Preahr Hie Rt. Rev. JOHN A. KH II A DK IN B.Hhi'p of I'rederh'ton. N.

11. i ana da Ihe Ser ire iwiiin at 12 Nnwi and end at Vi Mi I M. frcn -'tai dally. 12 S'l tu I Rpliitualbl. SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY Sur.U".

Mnrh 27. I'jSft ID iTKt, AST lt. Manhmttm Weaker: MRS. FR-VSCES M(X)RE rn A nil I at, wtl) jicn upnn 'TH It WORLDS AM, TMKIIt INri.tKN'K ri'i'N THIS KAHTH" hy mum. All Helrenie CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION ARTHUR A.

FORD. Lccim'r AUNKOlK HALL, WV.l Ht. Sl NliAV, I'M. Chnplftr lUiom Mr. Ford's last lecture this season.

TKST i. Sludl.1 8.Tvlr, Si.tril.i.li.t. Miscellaneous. The Last Closed Door Opens! Abyssinian Frontiers Mission INAt Gl'HAU MKKTINO APRIL 4TH. 8:00 P.M.

113 Fulton N. Y. C. PLEASE RESERVE THIS DATE Fuller Information Next Saturday THE fl I old Chinea Theatre. 6-7 Doyera New Yoik.

Gospel fUrviie Niilitly. 1ft olork. RAHIO WASH MKICTINO Sunday liroadtaat MCA Harry Hadlrjr. iw.n of tlie late Kan ad ley I n- om par aide Hark" I Hrir Trio Jean IWi.ida, aotolal. Chatham Sl a re Kn em hie.

THOMAS J. NOO.nas, cuparintendaat. niliB OPEN )) CIRCLfJ I I i 1 i 1 1 i i I i i I i cho CHIMES SOLOIST ViM)E KIM SKY. Son Leader l.ORA ORTH KIMSEY. Accompanist Bedford Branch Y.

M. C. A. P.cdford Ave. (Near Gates Ave.

Car Line, Brooklyn I-' til "A MEETING FOR ALL MEN" Mi-Tlla nootis. A A llarr iily (lifi red llntr Tun (hilntnmling l.rmWn Rev. Dr. ARTHUR J. SMIT1! Key.

ESLEY AW KurnvT Kw.n- K.h-t ji mIiIhk i i PMIIPII1 Class THfMPKTKKS MtMTlinneous. p. APR. 1st tur-T at Personal Evangelism" I'vill the Rev. Dr.

Henrv Howard'. siihhet at the peoples service in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chu-ch, Manhattan, tomorrow evening. Mfsi Winifred Howard and F.inest W. Nufisger will sing. The Rev.

I ir. Wallace J. tiardner. 'rector of St. Paul's Church of Flat-! bush, will continue his series of talks Ion Turning Points" to- morrow evening, with the topie "The 'First Kntflish tnuncil." The church Instruction class for recently eonrtrmed and all ot her.

interested In i he werviees and customs he liurch. will be continued through Lent on ednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morning ot spec iii I Com tin ion for men. under tlie auspices of the Men's Club. Th's lis an annual custom of this church, nd is followed by a brea kfast for ihe men in the parish house, James Sihlev.

advisor on education to the Cener.il Roard of Religious Kduca-tion In TJberia, will give nn Illustrated address on "lilberia" in the parish house on April 4 at p.m., under he a uspU-es of the Helping Hand Chapter. SfKOOLS AND COLLEGES Danclns tS Years at Aildreas Meaaa snmthlaf REME-y agar II- roI.I-MBI'H AV AT BTH MANHATTAN NEW YORK iF.LErii.i.sK tkakaluar ii; tin Tour r.l.ndi All Ad.lM "Go to Hora.r to Loafs" Th.r. Hull Ho A n.oo ntu ron iLXLuiUAiti) suuilr fg 415 5 AVt BROOKLYN itf PMSNI IS43-4 $oVTN 4MOTeiS ctuBS 'TITUTIONI 1 "Leadership Training" BROOKLYN LHADFRSHIP INSTITUTE Five Consecutive Monday Evenings. Beginning MARCH 2S THE BAPTIST TEMPLE No Age Limit Everybody Welcome itr I iixt if utfH flushing RICHMOND HILL i 1 In Pre pa rat im far the Uldine Utley Revival Campaign ne.xtJVp)Uimj not a cough in a carload EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE OF N. Y.

C. Inc. I5M Grand Central Terminal Build in We Are Praying for a Revival Are You Read the Sermon rage Monday..