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The Washington times., 1923-08-17

Richard appeared informally at
last weeks meeting and said he had
signed agreements with Dempsey
and Firpo and was ready to proceed.
He did not go into details before the
commission, but the inference now
is that his matchmaking has never
progressed beyond the stage Of both
men signing separate agreements.
The protracted stay Of Jack
Kearns in this city this week and
Firpo's apparent Indifference to the
Dempsey match indicate that all is
not well and that uneasiness pre-
walls.
If Richard has the men signed
there certainly is no reason why he
should not file his articles of agree
ment with the commission.
Even Il the real contract did not
contain the same figures and con-
ditions there would be no need Of
further delay. The boxing COM
mission win accept as bona-fide
any articles properly signed. The
boys may be working under an
other agreement, but who can
prove It?
II Dempsey intends to take out a
fighters license in this State why
u he advised to wait?
The fact that Dempsey, three
weeks after being matched with Luis
Firpo and week after settling down
In a training camp, sti1l neglects to
apply for his license might be con-
0trued as . reflection on the august
State athletic commission.
And, again. 1t might not.
Dempsey and Kearns are making
no moves these days without the ad-
vice Of expert counsel. Maybe they
have been told not to worry and that
their licenses will be forthcoming a
few days before the fight.
All OF this Is cause for wonder as
TO what would be stirring now were
in supreme authority up at Twenty
third street.
The reported hitch II no secret.
Everybody seems to have heard
8OOut nv ttCkAGtS H8V6 0OCH
placed on sale, nor is FfrpO I'm q
hurry TO settle down to training.
Dempsey and Kearns are prob.
ably covered by guarantees, so they
are going ahead with their train.
ing plans.
In the meanwhile, the name of
Harry Wills is once more bobbing
mp. and some folks think he has an
excellent chance to meet Dempsey
this season.
Can it be possible that the ex.
pected upheaval has taken place;
tnat F1rpo has temporarily been
gidetracked (to his own great safis.
factionl and that Dempsey will fight
Harry Wills next month?
Stranger things have happened.
meanwhile. Dempsey Is training
for SOMEBODY,
The Washington times., 1923-08-17

The reported hitch IL no secret.
Everybody seems to have heard
about it. No tickets have been
placed on sale, nor Is FirpO I'm q
hurry to settle down to training.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
COntinued.
FOR SALE-EJUOES
COntDnueA. :.

STORES IN MT, PLEASANT
nowa
CLEVELAND PARK DUTCH COLONIALS.
BUNGALOW a5's ssss :sp'Ss hall a'ipa ps.a chem as.
A
NEAR WARDMAN PARK INN.
282l to 1929, inclusive. 5MILLER-BUILT homes in
surpassed bedrooms baths, immense glassedn
sleeping porch Lear brick garage They different from
what have been looking that can't tell about them
here Come and them today
VIC. & A. n MILLER
900 Union Trust Bldg. -. Main H9o
Evening star., 1923-02-17
SOUTHEAST.
STONE g. FAIRFAX,

STONE G. FAIRFAX
SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS.
PRICE. $Io,5 800
Beautiful detached brick home of and tiled bath hot
heat electric lights twcar garage This
house situated wide lot oXI45. where ground value will
double in the few fine home for this
reasonable price. Vacant. Key this office
PARK VIEW.
In oOd conit ~ "
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
rn + , , :, .,. Price $40 5000; ~ .... ,.s., =. . s 80 .
contains u
MT PLEASANT. WEST OF 10TH
n spn. ,,. and o.u PRICE $1,000 hath, ,a. u,+ a ,.
% 1 % % % % % % %
ow
NEW BUNGALOW IN BROOKLAND.
in ] % % % H % %
TWELFTH AND MASS. AVE. NV
~ ssf:' 1 't % yss @ conditions and bath within walking distance
DOWNTOWN
SAULS ADDITION.
PRICE $4,000
a hn ~
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
- , .TwoFAMILY :ApARTMEST-PRIoE g. $500. ,. =.
five
a Il % - ~ ~ p W 49, - ~ ~N = ' " '
STONE & FAIRFAX,
~ - ~ THIRTY YEARS OF REAL SERVICE uo,, ,., o,
~ " WASHINGTON ESTATE ~ ~
Evening star., 1923-02-17
Your Opportunity.

oPpoi lNiillN
Owner leaving city. has authorized us TO
sell her home. Only $3.50 cash payment: bal
ance in monthly payments Of $3.50, including
interest. This home has q rooms tile hath
with shower. extra lavatory. vapor heat, elec.,
beam ceiling dining room. hardwood floors and
trim. inc!osed sleeping and breakfast porches:
2-c1r brlck garage; in perfect condition; i'm
mediate possession.
Vacant.
1.3t Lanier place n.w.-This beautiful home
has large rooms. tile bath hwh, elec.,
hardwood floors and trim throughout; newly
decora ted: new sasdes: parquet floors: every
thing In perfect condition: open dreplaces
with gas logs. This place can be hsnd!Ad
With $3.50 cash; balance like rent Open all
day Sunday.
Vacant
Georgia avenue near Kennedy st uw-6
rooms and tile bath: h.w.h., eiec.; lot l.1.x
100 to paved alley: room for c-car garage: in
perfect condition. Terms, 81, 600 cash baiance
monthly.
On Newton St. Near New
Hampshire Ave. NV.
rooms. tile bath. furnsce heat, e.ec: lot
.011h0 to alley: in good condition: $50 casa
balance Ike rent: possession with title.
JOHN T. -WILLIAMS.
S1i l4th st. NV. Phone NJ 46l3
Evening star., 1923-02-17

FOR SALE-COLORED.
A very attractive home, zeo
tairmont st. NV; vacant; 6
rooms and bath; h.-w.h. Price
and terms reasonable. Open for
inspection all day Sunday. with
owner on premises. =
Evening star., 1923-02-17
OWNER. MIJST SELL

Detached home In Cleveland Park with mod
err Improvements, including open fireplace,
Tear built-in garage. sleeping porch. laundry
water heater; extra isrge closets. For ap-
roNtnent to inspect address Box 271C, Star
.fncs.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
N. L. SANSBURY co, Inc,
I4I8 Eye ST. NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5

I4I8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
1896 Crittenden St. INV. 233I eoh ST. NV.
nsaursAd
excsiv neigh
hs.s0 noor snTsse.t
as own Il
Af,se Ave- IIe;o,+. North of Dupont Circle.
-i"oo' A
IL
o sections OF the
Throughout sand has
Near 18th and Columbia Rd PRICE .,ssoo hhe... property
desirable downtown ia'n tne1 are
most atrntiv st
The
d
THIRD AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Inspect These charming homes just completed by
of the foremost builders There FIVE houses each av
ing six rooms ideally arranged we'll equipped bath hot
heat electric lights hardwood oors concrete front
double porches The houses 20 feet wide and
have deep wide paved alley Price and terms
just right
n l.. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
y
I4S Eye St. NV Phones Main 59o3-4-5.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

$3.50 CASH, BALANCE LESS
THAN. RENT.
Brand-new house, from build
er. A colonial, tapestry brick
home, containing 6 large rooms,
plenty of closet space, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights, tile bath, with built-in
fixtures, outside pantry and
large double back porches. This
property overlooks Saul's Addi-
tion and is without a question
the best buy in the city. Lot is
over 40 feet deep to alley. Ad-
dress Box 267-U, Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

$1,000
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME,
r VACANT.
Located in white neighborhood; contains s
rooms and bath; concrete cellar; newly pa
pered; paved alley:
il. ,., wM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO..
1893 X ST. NV. Main 10l6-1017.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

PETWORTH
$o,25o
30
scondiion s
hardwood hrs incsed
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$o45O
like
BRIGHTWOOD PARK.
$4,000.
two
side making
doub
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
Good location in
home
In
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S12,5oo
lot
hr noor nd fou n h
House tho
SOUTHEAST.
$4,000
street
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
o15 18th St. NV. Main 6I7.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
S4,o5o.

S4,0SO.
500 Cash. So Monthly.
To the family of moderate means. desiring
10 stop payng rent and longing for new
home. which you can have for $4J per month.
this includes everything. now is your 0ppnr-
tunty. There IS real value for your money
and suggest that both and wife come
% my Office to inspect. bring youc deposit
thry won't las: long) and make your selec
tion. New row brick homes--just ten of them
fine location. close in. all modern improve
ments. Large front and back yard. Possession
within thirty days. Open Sunday until pm.
MIR. SWEET, rooms 204-2O5, 10 14th. fs'
Evening star., 1923-02-17
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
Main 1920. 921 10th st. is
Continued.

GEORGETOWN.
THE OWNER OF ONE OF THE FINE OLD
HOMES IN GEORGETOWN Is OFFERING
HIS PROPERTY AT PRICE THAT
SHOULD BRING AN IMMEDIATE OFFER
FROM A PURCHASER SEEKING A HOME
OF THIS CHARACTER. THE HOUSE IS OF
BRICK CONSTRUCTION, CONTAINS 12 SPA
CIOUS, LIGHT ROOMS, BATHS AND IA
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. PRICE AND
TERMS ATTRACTIVE.
Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co., Inc,
1923 New York Ave. Main III.
ON ST. NEAR 1st N.w-9 ROOMS AND
bath: latrobe heat. Good rooming house.
81, 500. Can nx terms.
Corner 4th and n.w,-oo rooms, baths:
steam heat. In good condition. First COM
mercial zone. Price right. Can hx terms.
srd and F n.w.-Corner home. First com.
mercial zone: 16 rooms and building lots.
Can tx terms.
On Eye st. near 1st n.w.-10 rooms, hot
water heat. Scar garage. Immediate pos
session. Can AZ terms.
In 100 block st. n.w:-ls rooms, 3 baths.
hot-water heat and electric light. Corner Of
alley.) In hna condition. Can tx terms.
1900 block Mass. ave. n.w.--12 rooms and
1ne condition. Immediate possession. Sc. 900.
7s4 18th NV. Atsee M Eramerl
Evening star., 1923-02-17
Mr.. 18th & YOU SITS. NV.
NEAR 9TH & NJ SITS. NV.

Fr1ce, WV.
A very comfortable little home with rooms
and bath. electric light and garage. This
home 10 Just a step from 7th st. and is now
renting for $7250 per month.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
Mr.. 10th & MASS. AVE. NV

PrIcc, $I5, ,UUU.
An Broom house located in the downtown
and business properties This building i.
arranged for apartments and rents monthly
for $n0S. There is a one-car garage in the
rear.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SAIF-SATL'S ADDITION. MODENN
detached bungalow Three bedrooms and hath
upstairs Downstairs large living room: open
fireplace. dining room. beamed ceiling; kitchen
outside PANTRY, also bedroom and bath on thls
Aoor Hot water heat and electricity. Their,
rnostat inst hot t-water heater. Screens ana
norcb. deem back yard, two garages. House In
excellent condition. Owner will sell At sac
rlfce as he is building. Immediate possession
Address Rox n3-N Star office
Evening star., 1923-02-17

MEMBER OF THE WASHING
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME
ON THE HEIGHTS,
Near 14th st. CIR line. 4 very beautiful
street.
Price, s12,25o.
A tapestry brick with large front porch. 3
large rooms "A bedrooms). hot-water heat
electric light. hardwood floors. large breakfast
porch, and an excellent garage. This is
most complete and up-to-date house in every
respect and is worthy Of careful consideration.
Terms reasonable. Immediate possession.
CHEVY CHASE.
Close to Conn. ave. and south Of the circle.
This modern detached house embodes all the
requisites Of a comfortable city home. with
the environment OF the suburbs. There are
8 large rooms. new Arco heating plant. tiled
bath. large lot S0I1SO. beautifed with hedges
condition. Price only $15,75
Mr.. 18th & YOU SITS. NV.
Price, $50. 900.
Two fine three-story brick dwellings Of q
rooms bath and cellar. each. This property
is situated on q prominent business street
where values constantly increasing and are
arranged that remodeling them into busi
ness structures Is 4 very simple matter.
Mr.. 14th AND PARK ROAD.
Price. S1O.500.
to q floor, hardwood floors, electric light and a
good lot. This property Is exceptionally well
loca ted; convenient to cars, stores, ETC., and is
worth the price asked
Evening star., 1923-02-17

A REAL EARGlIN
two-fannify apt, cor. Capitol Hill; rent.
$40: price $6e50: reasonable terms.
p. D. HOLMES,
$40 18th st. NV Main 3GII.
CAPITOL HILL, III SO. LINCOLN PARK. 6
jarae rooms; semi-detached; price. $3.50; rea-
sonable terms
p. d. HOLMES.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

In 100 block r st. n.w.-16 rooms, baths
hot-water heat and electric light. Corner Of
alley.) In hna condition. Can tx terms.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

lot. OWNER. Column bta 6OfS-J.
$40. .ooo-JEwETr ST. NEAR CONDUIT RID. ;
z large rooms bath. glass-inciosed sleeping
porch; 'front.' side and rear porches: oak hoors
h.vh.; toilet and laundry tubs in basement; ;
corner lot, 10x131. with shade trees. Compare
this with $4,000 houses.
POTOMAC HIGHLANDS BUILDING CO..
4a4I Jewett st. Cleve 1885.
NR. 18Th AND Kenyon SITS. OVERLOOK
ing Rock Creek Park; rooms. inclosed
sieeping porch. : baths. brick garage: nrst-
HARRY 4. sEAY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Woodward Bldg. PHI. Franklin 7491.
UNUSUAL OFFER-MT. PLEAsANT OVER
looking Rock Creek Park: 3-story brick, 10
rooms. beautiful location and surroundings: eK-
rellent condition Now renting for 800 per
month. real bargain at 81 800.
MADDCX. MARSHALL & CO.
HOS 18th st. NV. Main 1910.
NEAR 10Th AND SfS S.W., 7-R00M BAY
window brick. price 80, $50; $500 cash; balance,
500 month.
9Th st! s.w., Groom brick deep lot: price
only $500.
eth ST s.w., Groom brick; +. heat; price.
THOMAS p. BROWN. sl7 AZ St s.w.
1915 KENYON ST.
servants room and toilet: laundry tubs;
.creened and weatlierstripped throughout; two
car brick garage
Occupied by owner. Inspection Sunday. 10
am. TO s pm. Week days by appointment.
MIDDAuGH I, SHANNON, .o,r iSc..o,r
E1cln.iye AGENT.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

$500 CASH-NORTHEAST- CASH.
Excellent 1-room home. 2-story brick. On
Maryland ave. 11th st st: garage room
only $3.50: $50 per month. See at once. Ad-
dress Boz 2S1-U. Star once. -
1888 ROOM HOUSE. Sc. AND NE. VA
can't; terms. $500 $500 $40 $50 per month !;
gu may hnd what you want.
p. D. HOLMES
si9 18th st. NV Main 361I.
Evening star., 1923-02-17

One Of the finest brick homes In this
fashionable section, just OF 18th St, on q
very beautiful lot; 9 rooms and large
baths containing the finest fixtures.
Breakfast ana sleeping porches. inciosed
and heatsd. Finest hardwood floors; open
fireplace; elaborately decorated and yet
in the finest taste. An inspection Of this
home will convince you that 1t is at least
seyeral thousand dollars underpriced at
$50 ooe.
Evening star., 1923-02-17
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

off Of Convenient lines
alley both improved
Evening star., 1923-02-17

| On Eye st. near 1st n.w.--10 rooms, hot
| water heat. Scar garage. Immediate pos.
| session. Can az terms
Evening star., 1923-02-17

Prlcc $1I 200.
This ideal semi detached practically new
dwelling is located In the best section OF
Mt. Pleasant, west OF 18th st. II contains S
large rooms. tiled bath. lot 80 feet wide
hardwood floors, electric lights. large front
and sleeping porches, garage and in peffect
condition. We can give immediate possession.
IL our opinion this is the best home in Nj
Pleasant for the price asked
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
SALVATION MONEY ALL
 STAYS WHERE COLLECTED
Captain John i,deeR Says He is Not Required ia send oAe Ceat outside
 Ctr nui af Iaoal Funds Cnllsntei

No money collected in Nov Britain goes aui 0f the city, according la g statement made today hy Captain John Fdeen of the Salvation AFmN iR commenting upon the report oi the action taken hy the executive com miitee af ENeryman's Bible class last week, Al that meeting it was voted ta take whatever pFOfts there were from the minstrel show and distribute them equally between the ChildFeR's Hame, lha Polish Orphanage, the Iniied Community corporation and the Salvation army, providing none of the money given to the Salvation Army goes out af town
 The local branch af the army is entirely self-snpnaFling, according ta captsin Taesn, The only money he has sent outside nf the city, he saSs, Is subscription money for the War Cry" the army paper, and this Is rer esired from individual members who subscribe ta the paper,
 Mrs, Edsen and I are supposed ia pay sk cents week towards sick heneht fund and we haven't even sent that out" he said, "A lot of people think we must send part of our money 10 New York or Boston and would like 10 correct that belief" he concluded.
 Captain and Mrs, Edeen started their summer open air meeting at Center Square Saturday evening, Next Saturday Stan Captain Tom Gabriel son of Boston will be present,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
POWELL HAS NEW TERMS
American Is Acting as Go.Between for Chinese Bandits and the Gov ernmrnf,

nv The Associated Press.
 Tien Tsin. May 2S.-AdViees re- eelyed here froma Tsaonchwang said ], E. Powell, American newspaper man Of Shanghai, returned there last night from tho bandits camp at Paotsuku accompanied by two seere- tarles supplied by the bandits. pre- sumahly to negotiate for tho reAase Of the foreign captiyes held In the Paotsuku hills,
 The tuehnn's counter proposals are that there be no further withdrawal of troops from around the bandits camp: that one bandit be admitted 10 the Chinese army for each rifle sur rendered by the bandits, but that at least one thousand rifles be Euaran- teed: that one months pay be ad- vaneed to bandits joining the army, plus arrears involved: that the ban dits be provisioned until all who are accepted into the army be enlisted, and that the agreement he sigped by foreign guarantors, the local gentry and merchants.
 Pending negotiations all foreign and Chinese captives must be released un- der the counter proposal and final de- tails left to conference to be held at a proper and convenient place"
 The bandits reply to the counter proposals could not be learned, as Powell and his secretaries were hur- ried off to the private car Of the tuchun's deputy for discussion.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
SUZANNE OVER -ESERfED
Hear and INng sReeialisis ilaniie That Her CallaRse Was 0nlE Result af Tssa slHRuais EseTcise,
Bg Fhe Assa lsf-l l'-f5E.

Bg #he Asse saffs lHfFs,
 Paris May 2s Milr suEsRhe i-fRg- len, who collapsed yesterday a' sl. clonl during hard court tennis match, was teddy examined hF two heart and inRg specialists
 They fanRd the collapse was due io aNerreAerli0n and excitement and told the French woman champion mat she must avoid nNer-slrenu0Ms plaF al tennis iH future.
 Ii had hefN feared that Nile ienE' len might not enter the English com natittan at Wimbledon in consequence 0f her hFfaktA hat ii was thought today that she would compete in the singles only,
 Mile, I.eRglen's averreNeFlioh sun day came through her Parlleipaiins in three finals, lhH w0men's singles. which she wani the mixed doubles, paired with c0ehft, also winning efs fort. and the wamen's doubles where she was paired with Mmo, aaiiinE' and lost,
 Suzanne characterized her playing in three finals in one day as silly stunt" and added "neyeF again"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
Mine Workers Officials
 Discuss Mining Conditions

Washington, May 2s.--Officials of the United Mine Workers conferred today with the coal commission on labor conditions in the Pennsylvania Anthracite regions. Although the an- fhracite wage contracts expire Sep tember 1 next. pay matters were not under discussion. The commission is said to be intent on getting the union viewpoint in time to prepare a report which will be made July i upon the anthracite industry. The union lead CTS are said to be unwilling to discuss pay scales in advance of their con- vention which will be held at Scran- ton in June.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
AUTOPSY IS DEMANDED
TaFaaia nsErAis Tnsi Certain Their nsughisF Mas MnnieFal hY Adr minisiraliaa nI I'nisnR,

Tonanta. MaE S. Physirians em- Piased 10 conduct an autopsy ana make a chemical analysis of the vital ergans Of Miss Emma Burns. a trained HaEse who died in Rasi gralnz ate hospital New York and whose lodE was fKhnmed because her par ents suspected she had been poisoned, said today it probably would he three weeks hef0re they could definitely an
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
NO WAR. IN EAST
Turks and Greeks Come to Agreement on Preparations Issue Which Be- cloudcd Near East Situation
By rhe Aasnclnted Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Constantinople. May 2S.-The fa- vorable turn of affairs at Lausanne where the issue has been decided for peace in the Near East through the agreement between Greece and Tur- key on the separations question, is re- ceived with the greatest satisfaction here and in Angora, the Turkish na- tionalist capital, relieving the extreme nervousness of the past week.
 It is considered probable that the elections throughout Turkey will be hastened in order that a new national assembly may ratify the peace treaty, the signing of which Is expected shortly.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
CHANGE IN COURT TIME
Sessions Will Open at s:3o Daylight
 Saving Time, Instead of 9;3O, by Decision of Legislature.

Judge George W. Rlett announced in police court this morning that be- ginning Wednesday morning, May 80. police court will convene at s:30 o'clock daylight saving time and not at 9:30 o'clock as has been the case since daylight saving time became ef- fective. The change is brought about by the fact that the legislature has acted favorably on charter changes for the city of New Britain which al- lows court to open at s:30 o'clock daylight saving time and not stand ard time.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
RRoKIRs BaNkRIPr

New NaFk, May 2S-An inFelnnr ,aFy petition in bankruptcy was filed In federal court today againsE E, nFnmmand Cannon and s, N eanteF, af the stock hr0keFage partnership ei Cannon and GanteY Cannon Was eAr Islled from the consolidated stock ekr change last Friday
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
Track Team From High
 Loses tO So. Manchester

N. B. H. s track team lost to South Manchester track team, 54 to SS, Sat urday. Kiniry, Quigley and McCabe starred for the locals. Kiniry won the 100 yard dash in 10 2-5 seconds, and also came in second in broad jump.
 Quigley came in first in the 40 yard dash and second in the 220 yard dash. McCabe was second in the mile
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
namnee thsir finding

fANAfF AAelf hhalAk.
 Miss RnTRs RaTeRis decided Co af3 when they learned af the disposition she made iR her Wtll Rf ga estate ei aPnFa Simaiflg $50, ,Aea which had heen left hY an admiFeF whom she had nnFSea, The Alll ignored the parents although, they said, she had hfea most sfFeliORaie Co them,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-28
NO BUSINESS SATURDAYS

New York. May 2s.-Members of the New York coffee and sugar cx- change voted today to close the cX- change on all Saturdays during June, July and August
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
BAPTIST

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ner Madison avenue and Market
street. Rev. Desmond Heyllger'
pastor.
1C a. m. Bible school, Woman's
Bible class. Mems Bible class and
children's classes of all ages M
r. Letter, superintendent.
10 a. m. Primary department,
Mrs. Christofferson, superintendent.
IL a.. m. Morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor. Prayer and the
Goodness of God" Second of a Sc
ries of m IN Prayer.
IL noon. Philathea Bible class.
Rev. D. Heyliger, teacher.
6:45 o. m. Christian Endeavor
meeting for all the young people
of the church. Helpful and inspir-
ing services. All young people are
invited.
1880 p. m. Popular song SER
vice. Sermon by the pastor on
What Do You Believe Concerning
Christi"
Friday evening at s o'clock in the
chapel prayer and praise service
followed by a corporate meeting of
the church to consider church plans.
All are urged to be present.
The postponed meeting Of the
Woman's Bible class will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. E. Bernard,
266 Rector street, at 8 o'clock.