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JUDAISM HONOREDBYMENORAH LIGHTSSymbolical, Seven-Branched

Candlesticks Dedicatedby Bishop Manning.

By th* A*»ocl»ted Pres*.

NEW YORK, February 3.- Two taliMrnorah lights, standing at either aideof the high altar in the Ca.hedral oiSt. John the Divine (Episcopal), arebelieved by' Bishop Manning to markthe first use of the symbolical seven-branched candlesticks of Judaism tn acathedral.

The twin lights, which are the giftof Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of theNew York Time*, were dedicated byBishop William T. Manning yesterday,assisted by Very Rev. Milo H. Oates,new cathedral dean.

Bishop Manning called them symbolsof the debt owed by Christianity toJudaism.

“This gift is a beautiful and signifi-cant one, both religious and historical,”said Bishop Manning. "Mcnorah lightswere used in Solomon's Temple in Jeru-salem, and they are still used In Jewishsynagogues throughout the world, butthis is the first time Mcnorah lightshave ever shone in a Christian ca-thedral.”

The Menorah is symbolical of thecreation. The center light representsthe Sabbath, and the other six eachreprseent one of the days of creationas described in the Old Testament.

Dean Gates, in his sermon, said thelights were believed to be the mostmagnificent examples of the Menorahanywhere in the world. They are fash-ioned of bronze and gold and stand 12feet high.

SEWING CLUB FORMED.Lsdiea of M. E. Church at Leonard-

town Organize.•p*ri»l Dispatch to The Star.

LEONARDTOWN. Md., February 3.—The ladies of the Methodist EpiscopalChurch of Leonardtown met at thehome of Mrs. Stephen M. Jones andformed a sewing club that will meeteach Wednesday afternoon.

Although no officers were elected orgeneral plans made, Mrs. Stephen M.Jones of Leonardtown is at the head ofthe organization.

Those In attendance were Mrs. RogerRichardson. Mrs. Harry M. Jones. Mrs.I. Stanley Johnson, Mrs. Henry S.Van Devanter, Mrs. Robert S. Han-ford. Mrs. Ernest Burch, Miles town, Mrs.Charlie Fox well, Mrs. M. C. Baker. Mrs.Thomas F. Foxwell, Mrs. D. J. John-son and Mrs. Btephen Jones acted ashostesses to the occasion.

LEMUEL B. MOORE DIES.Front Royal, Va., Farmer Served

in Internal Revenue.Special Dispatch to The Star.

FRONT ROYAL. Va., February 3.Lemuel B. Moore, 70 years old, a prom-inent fanner of this county, died Satur-day night. Heart trouble was the causeof death. He served for years In the In-ternal revenue service. He also wasconstable in this district.

He is survived by three daughters,Misses Effie and Emma Moore, Mrs. F.B. Wicks of Syracuse, N. Y., and thefollowing sons: Clyde of Washington,D. C M Haywood of Harrisonburg, Va.;Basil of Annapolis, Md.; James of NewYork City. Herman and Everett of Phil-adelphia. Harrison of East Orange, N. J.,and Lunsford of Racine, Wis.

Funeral services will be held at hishome tomorrow afternoon. Intermentwill be in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

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! the candela'*.i in King Solomon’sTemple in Jerusalem, and which yes-terday were r.ccepted and dedicated byBishop Manning as a gift to theCathedral of St. John the Devine inNew York, from Adolph S. Ochs, pub-lisher of the New York Times. Thelights, placed at the sides of the beau-tiful cathedral altar, were modeled withgreat care and accuracy of detail fromthe Biblical description.

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‘ AID SOCIETY TO MEET.Mias Xirwan 'Will Address Session

on Saturday.Special Dispatch to The Star.

OXON HILL, Md., February 3.—Miss jKatharine T. Kirwan. executive secre- jtary of the Maryland Children’s Aid So-ciety, will apeak at a meeting in .theOxon Hill School auditorium Saturdayafternoon at 3 o'clock. She will dis-cuss the work of the society. The meet-ing will be under the auspices of thedepartment of public welfare of theOxon Hill Woman’s Community Club.

Residents of Prince Georges Countyinterested in the welfare of dependentchildren arc invited to attend.

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OROnNO, Idaho. February 3.

i Tfdrty-one persons were under arrest 1; and eleven others were being hunted itoday as the result of the Government’s a<third effort to dry up the wet areas ofNorthern Idaho.

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Prohibition agents swooped down J,upon Orofino Saturday night armedwith a sheaf of warrants. All but one t><of those arrested were charged with latconspiracy to violate the Federal pro- ,a<hibition law. The single exception wasCharles Crumpacker, who was accusedof selling liquor. ?<

The Federal movement against the ?<liquor traffic of the Orofino area fol- ?<lowed the wholesale operations againstthe wet towns of Mullan and Wallace, f;Idaho, about two months ago. Nearly200 persons were arrested in Mullan p<and Wallace and nearly all the city of- ?<ficials of Mullan have been convicted

j of conspiracy. J]?<

Inspector Killed in Fall. £WARDENSVILLE, W. Va., February ?'

3 'Special).—Patrick Fallon, 45. rail-road lumber Inspector stationed here, ».died last night following a fall down »<the stairs, in which his neck was »•

broken. A heart attack was held re- ?'sponsible for the fall by physicians. -'He had rteurned from attending serv- ?¦ices at a local church when the acci- ? ’

: dent happened. He was formerly of; Buchan non, w. Va.

Bank to Beduce Par Value of StockLAUREL, Md., February 3 (Special).

—To vote on the question of reducingthe par value of the stock of the Citi- lzens’ National Bank of Laurel from SIOO a*

! per share to $lO a meeting of the stock- ?<holders has been called for February 26 jJ’at 2 p.m. at the bank,

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