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CISSEL & QFFCTT,
Rockville. Nd

AICOyA HEIGHTS VA.-ABOCT 70 MINI
utes by motor from Treasury: near bus and
electric lines: a corner bungalow with, beau
tifui lot Of about one acre. fruit lawn. etc.
: rooms, bath. furnace. electric light. double
garage Price only $1,000, and house and
grounds in prime condition. Your opportunity
as owner must leave city.
Glen Echo Heights; rugged and wooded; !;
about % minutes from Treasury by motor;
broom cottage with electricity, bath. fire.
places furnace. garage and an additional A.
room cottage; porches to both houses. Price,
Fo'' LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
1An7 Neu York Ave NV, Main 1865
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Continued.

TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
81. 900: q gem Of q small bungalow: living
room with fireplace. two bedrooms, breakfast
room. kitchen and attic: large dry basement
with laundry tubs. floor drains. etc: ivory
trim and mahogany doors; all improvements;
large. shady lot; convenient to cars; monthly
payments less than rent.
5000: six rooms. with all modern improve
mrnts, hot-water heat. oak floors, fireplace
pantry and bult-in features.
$3.50: new i1ve-room bungalow. with all I'M
proyements; fireplace; 1900 square feet OF
ground easy terms. r.-
s.. 800: hve-room bungalow. With extra large
attractive rooms. large attic and basement: ::
very convenient TO car line; concrete street
property we'll cared for and in splendid condi-
tion; garage: garden: terms.
Owner, anxious to leave city. Is willing to
make sacrifice on large two-story house, on
beautiful corner: all improvements; new vapor
heating plant.
LILLE & HENDRICK.
3 Carroll ave-. Takoma Park. Col. I152-W.
NEW HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS: AMI. !.
large lot; plenty shade; on Rockville pike.
Price $500; terms.
New house, SIX rooms; cellar: Ami; on
Frederick road; one acre: hve minutes walk
from Rockville; large oaks in yard; beautiful
loca ton. Price. $500.
We also have several fine houses in Rock
vile.
Rockville Nd
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NINE-ROO AND BATH HOUSE. LOCATED
in northwest section. near Co.by estate; hot
and cold running water. electricity and Scott
SHwc0rnb oil burner. thermostzt control: one
acre OF ground with plenty OF .h-ubbery
f.uit aac garden plot: house; suit
able FOR servants quarters or garage THIS
= located IN Of the most exclusive sub
urban sections OF the northwest. and must
terms TO su.t
EUGENE II. TAGGARr INC.
JoIh s. NV
5EUoM HOUSE, OUTBCTLDINtrS, 10 ACRES
OF taEc, runuing st-esm of water. fruit, ~
nile. south Of 0skton Station. Va; price
S2,soO; terms. Apply TO owner on property
l.. N JOHNSON,
Postoffce, 0akton, Va Sc
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For EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

7pASS PAIGE ACTu, EXCE CEILENT CONDI,
tion; want small farm, small house or second
trust notes: will demonstrate any time. W.
A CRAIG e07 11th st. NV.
NEW MODERN GROOM BUNGALOW. GA
age; near school: car: will trade for city
property. Clarendon 459J-2
TOZY BUNGALOW. 8 RMS. AND KITCHEN.
.,tte; large lot; chicken house; sell like rent
,r exchange for iots In near District. Ad-
dress Box a.-r Star office.
COOP 1927 TOURING CAR FOR CHEVY
CHASE LOT: give full details. Address Box
- L. Star ofire. "
rfROOM Hot ST. COLONIAL BEACH, VA,
for equity i'll ctty or suburban home
u. +. HOPKINS.
Prank ,,I" us G"rd bids.
Is NCEI;S IMPROVED EI 4 H.-W. HEATED
J.ouss.: opsn fireplace; fye-room tenant house;
NV" stor, brick pu'Ap house: gas engine with
mower attachments: extra lsrg" bank barn;
- acres Of woodland; asparagus ted ard
fruits: orc half niie tn trolley three-fonrths
-uIc to E-ltsville: twelve miles 10 u. [.
bargain. Essy terms.
Morgan L. Morgan q Co.,
1907 y. Y. Ave NV.
Phone FIR. 1926.
Sunday and Evening Phones, FIR. 1851 and
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FOR SALE-L0TS.
Continued.

Conn. Ave-, Md.
Beautiful building site. high elevation, with
Commanding view; large lot. 10ox170 TT
.tlectric1ty. Price, 81 ,s6o: reasonable terms.
H. NJ. MARTIN,
!; 7S4 18th st. NV. Main 6STt.
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SALE-FARMS.

| LARGE. FULLY EQUIPPED BUILDINGS, AT
Patuxent station, Md; near Bowie; $500
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WANIEC-INvEsTMENT PROP.

,pr. n GOOD NEIGHBORHOop; MUST
SION good return. Address Box se-P, Star
.,.fce.
" ANTEu--Tu PI PI.RCHASE DIRECT FROM
owner modern. fireproof building In good
northwest section: must show good return OF
fFyrs tneIrt: So 10 apartments. tive COM
1,iete details. Address Box .I5p, Star office.
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WANTED-FLOOR SPACE.
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

a-sTORY BRICK. OF THE BEST POSSIBLE
construction in perfect repair; rented not over
Si2 per room; contains 10 apis; income
sl:. 500 expenses. $1,000. Call y. tot5-"' =
OWNER. for appointment to inspect
APT HOUSE. RECENTLY BUILT-FIRST-
class sec NV: l.. TO & rn,. apis; annual rem
r.i, S. 500: price. S,;..;AS: $500 cash. bal
80 ney terms u. q. BOX -. Howard. Pa. 6'
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
On new concrete road, good car and bus
service: high elevation: restri.tcd ncighbor.
hood; beautiful building sites; easy terms
room house. half s"ra fertile ground
cheap: fruit g8rage
Broom bungalow. eiectrs' lights. BATH ere
pip" furnace: $4,000: terms
e. NJ SMITH
Arlington. Va pEnne Clarendon so =, 1s
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NEW BUNGALOW.
Five rooms, bath, pantry, large attic; all
improvements; large lot Beach ST. near 3lst
ST., Mt. Rainier Md; IN one-fare zone: price
depends on terms Gall between $50 am.
and D pm, write
Box 14s. Brentwood, Md. Sc
BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN HOME.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
g rooms and bath; a.m.i.: "a block from car
line; adj. Montgomery Club: $1,000 less than
same house IN u. {. Come out aud Inspect
SUNDAY.
". A. WILLIAMS. Rockville. Nd. So
On CoNNECTICUT AVE. MARYLAND.
New bungalow. modern throughout. contain
iEs rooms ard bath. front and back r.orches,
sun porch high eeystion; over 3 acre
ground; viii be completed June L.. Price,
$1,000; very reasonabi" terms.
IL. VI. MARTIN.
73i 15th 81. Nv. Main t.is3.
Ne" FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS WITH
bath and all improvements. electric lights
gas range, kitchen cabinet. full cellar and
furnace heat: large lot; concrete walks;
rwo blocks 10 good "ar service. Price
$3.50: 500 cash, sJi monthly, including
interest.
Take q st. cars marked Riverdaie. Derwyn
or Laurel and get OF Mt second stop beyond
the District Line. Any one will direct you
to my Office.
CHAs. VI. LIGHTBOwN. COTTAGE CITY.
=. -, Mt. Rainier Nd.
1n<N
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$3.50 Gets Equipped Farm

FLORIDA-ALABAMA.
Wonderful opportunity TO buy improved
readymade farms in northwestern Florida and
Baldwin county. Ala, the last great west
Write for booklet and list. McCASKILL IN
VESTMENT CO., De Funak Springs, Fla.
TWENTY Y-THREE-ACRE FARM, ABOUT
twelve miles from city, in Prince Georges
county, Nd. near Clinton; fronting state
road; about one,half cleared and in high state
of cultivation; stream; good orchard. I'm
provements are stable, corn house and other
arranged.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
514-515-51s Bond Bldg,
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WOODBRIDGE. ID. {

Rest h'ly. no painting. insurance less than
i.aif: Well built u rooms, art grant" block
home; hardwood floors. open fireplace. built in
Refrigeration cement ppr''h"@. hot ater heat
c.ose IL ears. These hnncs were built by a
manufacture sampl' and will sell the
first ones for just about cost. only 9.25o on
terms Of 81 $50 cash; balance, S's9.;,0 per mo-.
including all interest. Do not fail to see
them. Ii will pay you.
+. a. LINGER,
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S6,85o.
Beautiful bungalow, nearby Virginia; frame,
stucco- -triIpned; 19-ft. living room red brick
fireplace, attractive dining room. two bed
In cabinet, large cellar with laundry equip
ment and extra gas heater; electricity; attrac-
tiful shade trees; highly restricted section ;
city improvements; bus and car service; ex-
cellent terms. Address Box 12-R, Star office.
It's Going
Six-room bungalow, bath. gas, electricity.
city water, large bright cellar; l block OF
trolley; for quick sale at sc, ,750; $1,000 cash,
balance like rent.
H. G. MAYNOR,
1916 33rd ST. Mt. Rainier, Md.
rhone uyattsyille Exchange 393W.
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WANTED-LOTS.
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

wANTED-To RENT SPACE TO ERECT
PORTABLE steel garage, convenient TO 18th and
J'ark road. Telephone Col. 359l-W. q
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

T., ,tsu SQUARE FEET. 3-ST0RY BRICK; III
mediate possession. L. +. WARlNI q "
.19 BOND bldg. Frank. 65t2.
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One Of the few remalning opportunities 10
buy land in Virginia that oyerlooks the Po
vision purposes at acreage prices. These com
nandtng heights were manned during the civil
war 10y four forts connected 10y trenches
From these old works wonderful panora mic
view is had OF the Maryland hills across the
river. Washingto ton, Alexandria and an excep-
tional view, when erected, Of the Masonic
memorial TO George Washington.
4 fine colonial home Of II ru0ins adaptable
TO club use. Fronts the old Kings high
way. which passes through the property.
There is also long frontage Oh the concrete
boulevard TO Camp Humphries.
In view OF the accessibility and natural
beauty OF thesa 40 acres. ma Se inspection,
II looking for q home. club site or field for
development. To settle the estate, now
he bought for x33. 800 Ask for Mr.. Nenk.
NJ. A. WARTHEN,
141O Fl ST. NV Main 1919.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
A Home of Destruction
Continued.

n I1O1llt OF D1StlnCtlOn.
Seven large rooms. tiled bath: ali modern
improvements: tapestry brick Fireplace; dusr
in basement large porch.s; concrete driye
way TO garage. Inquire Of J. W kIIGoRE
2OS Clarendon ave-, Clarendon Va
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8 rooms: 5000; a splendid buy.

rooms rooms and 9 rooms. from So 500
TO $3.50 on terms as low as $3.50 cash and
small monthly payments.
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SALE--FARMS.

,IIIlP-IN D. C.-27 ACRES FOR SALE:
four houses; city improvements. Address
Box 2oJ-E. Star office. s.
POULTRY FARM. LARGE. FULLY EQUIPPED
buildings; Patuxent station, Md; near Bowie;
sa apa. Phone, Lincoln l.lis-J.
FARM I51 ACRES, WELL IMPROVED;
rood tobacco grower: $3.50, easy terms; also
sone fine water front sites. G. W. THOMAS,
Iharlotte Hall. ST. Marys 90. Md.
10 ACRES, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 8
,IiIes from Dlstrict-44 acres cultivated. 6
urrrs pasture: ilrst-rlass Groom house; fur
mace heat barn. chicken houses, etc; horses,
:, tjue cows. chickens all farm implements,
nlall orchard: priced riGit Tor II quick sale:
I,y owner H. l.. t;AUCEY, 1890 Meridian
pi. NV. :
I,iPEOyEU FARM CONTAINING Ioa ACRES
Irorc or less, 81 acres IN growing wheat, high
state of cuitiya tion. we'll wutered, S-rm. house
with bath: good condition: large porch; neces,
ssry outbuldings: lest farming section Mont
rumery county, Maryland near ,POoiesviile.
SdJrcss IT, n. waesrhe,. 6lo5 ith street NV.
SssuWbis s5is.
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NEW 5-R. HOUSE; ANIL: AT SLIGO, JUST
north Silver Spring; lot b0zl20. w. II. FID-
LER, Silver Spring, Nd. Tel. Woodside 79W.
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| SDW. MODERN BUNGALOW, 0 ROOMS AND
| bath, furnace heat, electricity. concrete cell
| lar. laundry trays. city water; one block from
| trolley line; Lowndes ave, Rogers Heights
| fayetteville. Nd. priced low for quick sale. on
easy terms, y. LEVIN. owner. Phone
! Hyattsvflle 242-M. Gs
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8 rooms. just completed. fully modern
5000; with easy terms and monthly pay
ments.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
HIGH CHURCHES CALL
FOR YEAR OF PRAYER
Anglo Catholics to Make Con.
tinuous Supplication for
Converts.

Members of the Episcopal Church
will be interested in the announce
ment OF the Anglo-Catholic Congress
of London that the year 1924 will
be a year of continuous prayer. with
almsgiving and fasting. for the in
tention of the conversion Of all Eng
land. The months will be distributed
among the congress in areas in Eng
land and Wales.
Town churches will be asked to be
responsible for two days, and coun-
try churches for one day each. Re
ligious communities will help with
the night watches. An emblem, in
the manner of Il fiery cross. Will be
passed on from church to church to
mark the station days. and full
list of these will be published, so
that each congregation may be up
held by the prayers of the rest while
it's station is In progress. The con-
Gress also announces that 1t has is
sued a new edition Of the Anglo
Catholic congress books in thirteen
volumes. Four thousand benef1ced
clergymen Of the Church OF England
are active members of the congress.
OF interest in this connection Is
the news from Philadelphia that ar
rangements have been completed for
the holding of a priests convention
in that city in April. representing
the eastern and northern states.
which will formulate plans for a
congress Of similar nature In this
country.
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Christian Endeavor

The District of Columbia Christian
Endeavor Union will hold its Decem-
Der meeting at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church Monday night, at 8
o'clock.
At this meeting will begin a four
month study course conducted under
the auspices of the Union, when the
following subjects will be studied
Personal Evangelism taught by
Rev. Leslie M. Bowers, pastor of the
Mount Rainier. Md: Bible Study"
taught by members of the faculty of
the American Home Bible Institute,
and Expert Endeavor," taught by
Miss Helen Lyon of the Church of the
Covenant. Each course will be di-
vided into four parts and one part
will be taken up at each union meet
ing during December. January, Feb
Euary and March.
Der union meeting, Percy S. Foster
will deliver his illustrated lecture,
using slides made from pictures taken
during the New York state Christian
Endeavor convention, held last sum-
mer at Troy, N T., where he led the
singing, and from pictures taken at
the International Christian Endeavor
convention held last July at Des
Moines.
The Christian Endeavorers OF Ver-
mont Avenue Church will serve a
cafeteria supper to all who will take
advantage of 1t prior to the meeting.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the United Breth-
rem Church will present "Rebecca's
Triumph" next Wednesday, evening.
at o'clock. .--.-----:4
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CHAPEL TO OBSERVE
10Th ANNIVERSARY
Nativity, Parishioners to Celebrate
on First Sunday in
Advent.

Tomorrow. the hrst Sunday In Advent.
will be celebrated at the Chapel OF tho
Nativity. Massachusetts, avenue and
18th street southeast, as the twentieth
anniversary OF the founding Of the
chapel. The vicar. Rev. Enoch M.
Thompson. has asked that all the MEM
bers Of the congregation mako their
communion and give special thanks for
the prosperity OF tho chapel during the
past twenty years.
During this period the congregation
has extended its work in two direc-
tions, first at the Chapel Of the Resur-
rection. at 18th and G streets south.
east, which was established several
years ago. and moro recently by serv-
Ices held at q real estate office In
Randie Highlands. In personal service
there are few II any stronger parishes
In the diocese Of Washington than Ma
tivity, and there Is abundant reason for
thanksgiving on the part OF the people.
Nativity Chapel Is now contemplating
rebuilding and refurnishing its parish
hall. and a bazaar for raising funds for
this purpose will be held December
and s.
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REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
A SUCCESS HERE
Pastors of City Presbyterian
Churches Visit Suburban
Institutions.

campaign OF constructive evangel-
ism has been in operation in the
Washington City Presbytery for the
past eight months. and while much of
the time has been occupied in pre-
iiminary preparation the actual work
of revival has been advancing to the
stage of actual operation.
The central object of the plan is
that following the period of careful
preparation there shall be conducted
d simultaneous revival in all of the
churches of the presbytery. However,
owing to the road and weather con-
ditions. which SO vitality affect the
suburban churches, the actual cam
paIgn is being conducted In these out
of-the-city churches during the fall
season.
In each of these churches meetings
are being conducted by some of the
the present time many of these
churches have passed through sea-
son of real spiritual awakening
through the efforts of the visiting
pastors and the splendid cooperation
OF the members and officials. Many
converts have been registered, 1t is
stated, but perhaps the chief source
of satisfaction Is in the fact that the
spiritual life of the churches has been
SO signally energized.
In some of these churches where no
regular pastor has been engaged the
results have been particularly ef-
Tective. In some cases these churches
have been taken under the care of
the brotherhood of the mems Bible
class Of the church whose pastor had
conducted the special meetings These
mems organizations are furnishing
the preaching and singing in the
churches until such time as they shall
call a regular pastor. In March. 1924,
the other churches OF the Washington
City Presbytery will hold a stimuli
taneous campaign, when evangelistic
pastors from other cities will conduct
the services.
AS far as the suburban churches
are concerned, many of the prob
lens of a discouraging nature have
been overcome and new vision of
the practical opportunities for the
rural church has been secured. The
evangelistic committee operates from
Offices in the Church of the Covenant.
which has been established as its
Headquarters.
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WOMAN'S GUILD BAZAAR.
More Than Dozen Booths to Be
Open Next Tuesday.

The annual bazaar Of the Woman's
Guild Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Columbia road between 14th
and 18th streets, will be held in the
church next Tuesday and Wednesday
from to 10 pm. Mrs. w. w. Waller
Is president of the guild.
The following will be In charge of
the booths: Mrs. Howard s. Fleming,
children's clothing; Mrs. Paul F.
Grove, aprons; Mrs. G. Frank Day,
fancy table; Mrs. J. l.. Leverton,
novelties; Mrs. Agnes S. Barnard,
comforts and pillows; Mrs. F. B.
Walkers Sunday school class, hand
kerchiefs; Miss Mae Nefr's G. Y. w.
class, candy; Miss Helen Harmon's s
Sunday school class, flowers; Miss
Sadie McCann's Sunday school class,
toys and grab bag; Mrs. James II.
Mackey's Sunday school class. soap
and chocolate bars: Miss Lannam's s
Sunday school class, peanuts and pop
corn; Mrs. Herman Carl, extracts and
calendars, and the country store, the
mems Bible class.
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The proposal that the entire Christ
ian world shall be represented at
the greatest ecumenical conference
since that held 1900 years ago at
Nicea, near Constantinople, when the
Nicene creed was adopted, will be
made next Wednesday at the Luther
Place Memorial Church at 4:45 pm.
in an address by the Primate OF
Sweden, Rt. Rev. Nathan Soeder.
blom, Archbishop of Upsala. accord.
ing to information reaching religious
circles in the National Capital.
The visiting prelate will be in
Washington for one day only and his
program will be d crowded one. He
will be the guest of the Swedish
He will call upon the President, will
hold conferences with Secretary
Hughes and Secretary Hoover. and
will pay visits to Congress. Mount
Vernon and Arlington. His only pub
lie address in Washington will be de-
Church. 1t will be in the course of
this address that he will make a
plea for the convening of a great
conference of delegates from all
Christian church to consider
Christian program as the last great
ecumenical conference considered an
expression of faith.
This is not the first visit to America
of the man who is now Sweden's
primate. He attended the Bible
school Of the late Dwight l.. Moody
in this country thirty years ago. In
his capacity as chairman of the con-
tinental section of the universal con-
ference of the churches of Christ,
he has been on an American tour in
recent weeks. He has addressed the
major universities and ecclesiastical
assemblies from coast to coast on
the Importance of q united Christian
effort for world peace and religious
advancement. 1t is expected that all
of the distinguished clergy of Wash
ington will take part in tha Luther
Place meeting.
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
Deaconess Newbold Will Lecture
in Christ Church Tomorrow.

The Advent meeting of the Church
School Service League Of the EpIsco-
pal Church in the diocese of Wash
inston Will be held December in
Christ Church. 31st and o streets
northwest. at 2:30 pm. Miss Emma
w. Abbott, diocesan director, will pre-
side. Deaconess Elizabeth NewboId
will be the speaker
Deaconess Newbold is a missionary
from Aomori, Japan.-the northern
most mission station on the island of
Honshu. She Is the only foreign
and ts obliged to speak Japanese all
the time. Assisted by some OF the
members of the league. Deaconess
Newboid VIII present missionary
play in Japanese costume. Refresh
ments Will be served for the children
attending the meeting. All children
and other interested persons, whether
members of the Church School Service
League or not, are invited to be
present.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
DIRECTORY PLANNED.
Mems Bible Glass Association t.
Compile List Of Members.

A directory of business and profess
sional men, who are connected with
local Bible classes, is being published
by the Mems Organized Bible Class
Association. The object in view is
that the members of the Bible classes
may know of Bible class men who
are professional men and who are en-
gagged In business in the city. The
directories will be distributed free
among the members of all the classes.
Delegates from the following new
classes and four other classes not
yet affiliated, attended the central
committee meeting last Saturday
night: Grace Reformed. Waugh M. E..
Kendall Baptist. Centennial Baptist.
RrookIand M. E., Keller Memorial Lu-
theran. Church of the Brethren. CAL
vary NJ. E. South and Wallace Memo
rial Presbyterian.
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HONOR WOMEN'S GROUP
AT CHURCH SERVICES
ladies' Missionary Society to At
tend Mount Rainier Christian
in Body.

The morning service tomorrow at
the Mount Rainier Christian Church
has been planned in honor of the
Ladies' Missionary Society. The MEM
bers OF this organization will attend
IN a body. The pastor. Rev. Leslie
L Bowers, will preach on THE Golden
Jubilee: It's Significance" At the
evening service the subject will be
Tho Best Treasures" At the begin
ming OF this service q special number
will be rendered by the orchestra.
The evangelistic meeting conducted
by Rev. c. r. Stauffer OF the Ninth
street Christian Church, assisted by
Rev. L. L. Bowers as song leader.
closed November 18. There were
forty added to tho church during the
meeting.
The. mems Bible class. George o.
Kraft. president. will begin contest
with the Timothy class Of the Ninth
Street Christian Bible school, tomor-
row. The contest will continue until
Easter Sunday, 1924.
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CHURCH PLANS BAZAAR.
Trinity Diocesan to Hold Sale
Tuesday,

At Trinity Diocesan Church Rev.
David Ransom Covell will preach to-
morrow at IL am. on Tho Passion
That Dwarfs," and at pm. Oh "A
Happy INSTRUMENTATION"
The supper and bazaar to be given
by the combined committee of men
and women will be held Tuesday
night. Supper will be served from
5 to o'clock. and the various booths.
containing Christmas gifts for sale,
will be open during the supper and
following the same.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
BISHOP VISITS MARYLAND
Class to Be Confirmed in Episco
pal Church Tomorrow.

Bishop Freeman Of the Episcopal
Church of the diocese of Washing
ton, which includes not only the Dis
trict of Columbia. but also Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, Charles and
st. Marys counties Of Maryland. will
make his first visit to Upper Marl-
boro, Prince Georges county, tomor-
row and administer the rite of con-
fir1nation to a class of candidates
which will be presented to him by
Rev. Francis E. McManusl The serv-
Ice will be held in Trinity Church at
1920 am
The bishop will preach In Bethle-
hem Chapel of the National Cathe-
dral tomorrow at PM. and pm.
in the Chapel Of the Nativity, Wash
tngton.
Evening star., 1923-12-01
"LADlES' NIGHT" PROGRAM
Foundry Church Epworth League
PROPOSES Special Feature.

Foundry Epworth League will fea-
ture ladies' night at its devotional
service tomorrow evening following
a fifteen musical program by the
league orchestra. Mrs. Harris Bald
win. president College Woman's Club,
will be the speaker. SoloistS will be
Miss Vinevieve Bordeaux and Mrs.
Alma Lee Barton.