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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-17
WOInens Clubs
What Clubwomen Are
Planning and 40.
complaining

Business W0fncn's Council 81
geAfltb Church n tie Covenant, 8
b. m.
Florence CfittSItde1i Home board
meeting ~ the Florence Crittem.
don Home, 81 2 O'clock.
PhiI0- eiassleaI Clhb-ffs. Eu.
gene Pitcher McKinley street, 2
b: m.
WOmen's Club OF Kensing tOl
Mrs Townsend KenslngtOn, Md,
2 OsclOck.
Current Comment Club. With
Mrs. Halsey b. Rogers, Silver
Spring, Nd, 2 o'clock.
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eyer eHly .eass 4 yssF, lhe ehyiSsltnlNE
kslt ss if Ii was thesr duty ta Fatell the
stery Of the life and NaaFtVFdDFR at Jesus
Whenever they came taEatlleg Tor their
y Love Fessts,N and PsstsAiHg Of the Gem
II shs light II the discovery made u
precisely what happsnsd, thus supporting
the tradltleDe whieh have hasR pFeqervsd
d the 6hElstiaR records, that thSSa sLevs
Nsasss" began On Saturday glghts, lasted
all through the night, that In the HaeYRs
Ing, en- TIE Day Of the Resurrection, they
might NEST appropriately eelehfste that
new Aepe which had Gems to theAa hy PAP
taking Of the Sacrament.
~ ss y gs,s sssng s vs| ssIS aso q
ceremonial. embedding that injhgetipn 81
SesAgi MAs etteA ed We shah est this bread
Eng aFaBk VIE wine, yeu shall ghew seFsh
While the early chylsslse tLese Fesst''
was then, a celehSaslpn Of the Last SUR
nsg,H and the tale o. the lise and death lef
Jesus formed IN integral pert Of the eeIpE
hfptiags these: assemblies haeaHa cutie
general, especially at AeEss, where the
ssssssnss !hs sa n assy ..t aess
ss fss VIII III sSs' ME- ses y ss
FideFa and their ehapels, deep under the
city, heeREae, The fsVaFite places for the
eheeFvanee Of the aLove Faassg.u
First, these who had yaeeiyed notice Of
the feast gathered enc hy 'ane Of two
by tive, % a. net to aftFaef .attensieR
from the Naaanei and % many he'd eeFle
lens, distances. they eHieyea the .evaRinG
meal eE supper tesethsg; After ne sup
hFeRebed, telling them. what he kAew Of
The life and puFhese af Jesus.
81, Paul tells something sheut these
Gatherings In bis flsst lsttsF = the ceElRs
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bTR HE "Agape," or 'Ievs Yeast" was
closely connected with . CUSTOM
eemmsn in the early centuries Of
the chFistisn Era, and before that time,
of holding funeral feast in eommemoFav
ton of the dead. 1t lent itself easily to
the memorial for Jesus, in that it had
been suggested by Jesus himself and by
Paul that the EuehaFistie Feast was to be
held in eornmemorstien OF the Last
Supper"
That 'Last Supper" every Bible reader
knows, was actually celebration of the
Passover, but it was especially marked by
the solemnity of the words uttered BY
Jesus at that time,
When the Gospels state that Jesus teek
bread and blessed it, they refer to the
we'll known custom among the Jews OF
saying a grace before meals, using the
words of blessing over the bread:
"Praised be Thou, O. Lord, who pro-
duceth bread (food) from the earthw
AS DR.. McGiffert has stated in his latest
work on the "God of the Early
Christians" Jesus observed all the Jewish
customs, considering himself a Jew, and
even quoting from the Psalms in those last
words on the Gross: eli, Eli, lama
sabaehthani?" my God, my God, why
hast Thou forsaken me?") So too, when
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-20

thisne, dwelliAa upen some RI the abuse
thak bad AIyeady hsguB tQleFaep IN. de
complains that aeylle come AaFupken" and
he WaEae them egaiHsk eating Pnd drink
IDS TIE Baahaviss 'pHwaFtAlly" Il Cor.
SONS, same ID me sLeva Fsssts" after
others paytook1 Of their meal In common.
Undoubtedly each brought HE or her con-
trihptien ~ feed, fav the Christians, espe-
elaliy nc AFRtv were sElaenG. the poorest at
haHls. When they had gathered, they ate
In peace and seed will, and soon began
the hahit Of msatlng Together weekly.
Tbs. earliest Of these HLavs Feasts". in
ne sstaaaaes must have . essR impressive a 9
IEsss saan ss g 81. gasfTabu a fa aad
knew whether they would meet the~ fol-
Loving weakj feF none kHew who would be
galaetea to play the part of martyr in the
Coliseum, TkaRs vas little danger of
lsvity or abuse aHeAg these devotees.
but when, later, GhNstiapltF became the
State religion. after GeHhtantine, the
savAsgsnsss End sIHeeEIty connected with
y e sssss.Rg ssssss w sbs sss the the
clergy and the laity who gbenId lie pres
ant % an Agspa. to make II : means Of
Eupply, ey 10 take faad away from it,
plSa tashidalns tie setting W Of tables
In the churches.
Nv The fifth century, the Agape had
lqst, much Of IN, fierce and hetwsep the
glEsA RRd eighth u dleappeayad altogether
srem the churches, " had .eeessj to be
EuebaPist was ali that ives required, and
the HLeva FEAST was Of ne veal value to
chFiEtiaRltyl 70 Il was discontinued alto.
gethsE
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@'HtSI pksS w; scssI !. J
SEGA AftsF the cFusi6xiea.
AREHAE0LaGISTS exesYatiag in
~ the cafacopsbs of Rome have Just
EHeaEtAed jHdispHtsbls evidence that
zee Gs sssI iIsy,s. Celebrated TIE
III III s yas Ths t4 Esys Ss.s@ kss
s sas, e Il. II fsa app. sgf ,"' s.Ie
kFsfed BIZ, JESUS and sks Apostles GA
tie Passover Eve in JegNsRIeln, Just
kefaFe fkel Cruel yi0g
Pictures. pf the EoBiuugion occur in
FlaEy ct the catacombs, but there has
been netting ta. definitely coHnsct
them with tie Last Suppsr." Now,
keWeEeF, there has hseH laid bare 9
SeeHs WIfk several iuscFiPfiegs, and
snaeRg the latter the word "Agape"
ARFeaFs pFQmlHeHtIy agd gepeafsdiy.
sAgaeeR Is the Creek teTW for the
geYe feast of primitive ChFisfianity.
Ifs use RceeNapaHiss pfetHFes IN wldcA
4fRsgA 6gNFee. aPpeay. paFfaking ct the
bread agd wfge ef tie EoMwgHieR,
RyeEing that the EsaF GLeEe Feasta
Wss aetuslly instituted fer the PHgposs
eft this sacred cegeMQniaI.
uPeR receipt Of Information from
RaHie af the remarkable fHd Of the
eEchseglegisfg; %: ,.GNftea "; levy,
che AskIHgEjsAed. BlblicaI schoLRF, pre-
RaFs9 the faIIeWjHg explanation !ef the
3eSdgEg eng dsVsIoPnsEt OF fhe
EhFtetLsg "hsVe FEAST sFem the
LAST HHPPsF"i
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MsssvslIs'. Inter
pEsssiIsa of the
Eushsvlst-'Tha
Lsvs Feast"
Evening star., 1924-02-10

APARTMENT BUILDING.
Equity in apartment building
in Mt. Pleasant near 18th ST.,
containing 16 apartments of 3
and 5 rooms, already rented.
Will consider sale or ex-
.hange for business property or
equities in smaller properties
howing a good return.
See Mr.. Ronayne, with
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
416 Eve St. Main 2434.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY
sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

14th STREET.
one tenant Shows about IL price, $4,000
18th STREET NEAR L.
brick
s3o 600; well hnsncd
18th STREET CORNER.
II a
DOWNTOWN Observation-Disclosures for Remodelng
SEMI-DETACIiED PROPERTY NEAR 14th- & l. SITS.
in
NEAR 18th & + STREETS NV
Of all
e ab
GARDINER e. DENT, INC.
Main 1884 14Oo /, Street NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

A SAFE. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT:
APARTMENT HOUSE; best location. just OF
18th st. near Park rd.; in excellent condition: !:
built before the war; best brick construction:
al rented: always waiting list: averages
Si4 per room; financed beautifully; price about
six times the very low annual rentals; no
trade; owner needs $4,000 cash. Phone MIR.
Brabaker, MADDCX, MARSHALL & CO.. Main
S.07.
SORTHWEST-S APARTMENTS OF 4 AND
= rooms and bath each excellent location on
wide avenue. Rents for $3.50 per annnm:
hot-water heat. electricity: large lot. Priced
low for immediate sale on terms Of $500
cash. small monthly payments. Act quickly.
W. &. DUEALL.
14l0 II St NV Main SilS-S4l9
Evening star., 1924-02-10

GRAND VIEW HOUSE. KNOXVILLE. MD
wonderful opportunity to purchase this fn
home Of fourteen rooms: all city conyeniences
ON about four acres Of land and over 100 fru'
trees Of all kinds: fine for boarding: garages
on property; good place for gas-hlling station
Cali or write for inspection.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
500 11th ST. NV. Main 1857.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
WANTED TO BUY-APTS.

NON PRESIDENT INVESTOR WILL PUR-
chase one more apartment houses in good
sections with fair rental income. No one
apartment over $3.50. 900; give present mort
gage. yearly rental and expenses, and other
pertinent data. Can make large cash pay
ment, pay all cash il price is right. Ad-
dress o50-E. office
Evening star., 1924-02-10
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

doDERN FIREPROOF APARTMENT. 1e
,pts: owner needs money, take less than
;S5, 600 on terms. or small clear property in
,art payment for equity.
ALSO SELECT LIST Of apartments from
SIS, COO upwards, on cash payments of $1,000
md $12, 500.
II. E. RYON CO., INC,
Hain 1897. 1923 st.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
yOP EXCHANGE

APARTMENT HOUSE,
Located in one of the best resi-
dental sections; freproof con-
struction; twenty apartments,
all rented, and showing splendid
return on equity of S35,OOO.
Will exchange for smaller
apartment or business property.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. 14O0 L St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY.

EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY.
Four-Family Apartments in
Growing Northwest Section.
Brick construction; no ex-
pense; separate hot-water heat
ing plants; rent shows more
than $3.50 to owner. 1850 cash,
balance easy.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. 1909 L St. NV.
THIS REQUIRES ACTION.
On one OF Washington's most
popular avenues, in the center
of the downtown district, sur
rounded by all big business.
Zoned first commercial. Ten
room modern building in Al
condition. Shows big return in
present state, but slightly re-
modelled would show enormous
profit. Priced at $4,000 if sold
in two weeks. Owner leaving
city.
CALL NJ. FRITZ, WITH
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
14lO EYE ST. MAIN 2434
Evening star., 1924-02-10
$500 CASH.

New California bungalow. r. and bath, gas
range; also gas h0t-water heater, pipeless
furnace, electricity; In sq. car line, min
to city; face south; now occupied by builder
Price, $3.50; $500 cash. $62.5 month. IL
cluding principal and int.
NJ. 74ss. Room 312. 719 18th st. :
Evening star., 1924-02-10

lst FLOOR STORE. 30I 18th ST. NV. SUIT.
able for shop or light manufacturing or auto
isss ST. nw etc rraneS ARpy 4i T. ''0S
NEWLY KEMODELED BUILDING ON 14th
st.-StOre. apartments. brick garage; can be
bought at reasonable price direct from the
owner; save commission. Address Box o7-E.
Star office.
FOR sALE-sROOM BRICK DWELLING
on Wisconsin avenue near Q street; first com
mercial zone; through to 33rd street; only
ments; suitable for plumber, grocer. electrical
shop or general merchandising.
,z,s Z EusESE g Yw i. rAGGAKr. N.'o Nae 5zoo.
convert; S5-foot frontage on 14th St. los
feet deep to wide alley; must he sold quick
dandy place for an automobile establish
ment Call or phone Mr.. Biscoe.
DISTRICT REALTY CO., INC,
1106 Vermont Ave. Main 1888.
APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR WARDMAN
Park, 10 apartments, from = TO rooms.
buy in the United states. about $4,000 cash.
years: will pay for itself. Please do not wait,
GROGAN REALTY CO..
2l9-22O McGill Bldg. Main 1881.
BIG BARGAIN.
wide alley; occupied by grocery. Price only
5000 for quick sale. Inspect at once and
= Nj. CURT...j. MAIN sO4o. MAIN s043.
2I6 Machinists' bldg, - and Mass. ave. NV.
2-STORY FRAME BUILDING. LARGE STORE
first floor. Broom and bath apt above:
corner 12sO l1th St Sc: large lot; wonderful
investment; price. s., $50.
GROGAN REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agents. Main 1881
NEW YORK AVE WEST, OF 9th, s45 600
3-Story brick building d IT. wide, lot
over la5 IT. deep to wide alley; stores and
apartments: 2-story brick garage. h.-w.h..
elec.: other features; rented TO show e1cep-
tional return.
ALLAN L. WALKER & CO. INC.
SIS 18th ST. NV Main $500
on 18th ST N.w.-3 STORES. 3 APART
ments; garage for six cars: rented for over
$4,000 a year. Price. $4,000; reasonable
terms.
A PROMINENT CORNER on A BUSY
STREET-Consisting of 4 stores and apart
ments, and G rooms and bath each: N. i
rental over $4,000 per year. Price, $4,000;
reasonable terms.
1920 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-1st CONNER
cial zone; 20-ft. frontage: improved by sub
stantial Groom and bath brick building
Price. $1,000; reasonable terms.
2i00 BLOCK 18th ST.-1st commercial zone
10 rooms and bath: ami: large porches.
Price, $4,000; reasonable terms.
". J. ItAINE,
.33 y Y Ave Main 1O5t
Evening star., 1924-02-10
REAL ESTATE LOANS
N.nnffnaAA.


WILL LOLN-WE HAVE FUNDS IMMEDI.
ately available for good second trust secured
on improved propsrty. No delays. We give
our applicants our acceptance or rejection ths
day application is flied.
CHAS. D. sAGER,
Loan Dept,
824 l4th ST. NV.
MONEY AT PER CENT AVAILABLE FoR
loans on improved city property. any amount
Applicatio answered Immediately.
WARDM AN,
1850 K st. Main llsl.
MONEY 10 loan ON KHAl. ESTATE
AT 5H AND go INTEREST.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc,
10ls VERMONT AVE. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5h% on IMPROVED
property in the District Of Columbia and
Chevy Chase. Nd. Residence loans up to
SIS, 600 specially desired. Unusually attrac-
tive terms on large amounts
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
912 18th st. NV Main 6SsS.
Loan Correspondent The Prudential Insuranes
Company Of America
MONEY TC LOAN.
II you have proper security In ID. @. real
estate we can negotiate first or second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily. Interest rate. 81.
and 6h per cent.
Main 2s45. 7Is 18th 81.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
MUST BE SOLD.

have to dispose of my new s-roopi stucco
home near Washington Golf and Country Club.
Arlington county. Will make special price TO
person who can make substantial cash Eay-
ment.
In commanding location, overlooking Wash
ington from elevation of 400 feet. On con-
crete road, near Lee highway.
FIRST foor-Large living room. open fire.
place; den extra bedroom. with lavatory
and closet; large dining room. with breakfast
alcove; also bay window and window seat;
kitchen. IL by 13: pantry; large front porch,
with concrete floor: hardwood floors.
Second foor--Three bedrooms. 13 feet square,
and extra glassed-in sleeping room; tile bath,
built-in tub. pedestal lavatory.
Light. dry basement. with hot-water beating
plant; storage room, laundry, fuel room.
Stucco garage.
A splendid home in an exceptionally beau-
tifu1 location. Write for particulars. Address
BOX 230-A. star Office.
VIRGINIA SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
We buy and sell Virginia suburban u1,, prop
f c. GOODNOW COMPANY.
SS9 18th ST. NV Phone Main 307.
Virginia Office:
100 South St Asapi st. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
CORNER BUILDING.

N. Y. AVE. NEAR 10th.
Large house in excellent con-
dition. Suitable for remodeling
for business. Priced low for inn
mediate sale.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


SIN LOTS, FREE AND CLEAR. CLOSE TO
Potomac river for a good roadster. OWNER.
81 Broadway. Hopeweil. Va. 15s
CLEAR LOTS. CHEVY CHASE, ND. SUIT
able for four detached houses, for lots or house
in District. u. c. TROTT, 223 Sth st. s.w.
Franklin 9a56 1O'
4 NICE HOTEL IN NEARBY TOWN. II
miles from city. Price. S2l.O0O. What have
you to offer.
Two-fa family fat In Alexandria to trade a
house in this city. Price. x6,250.
Near 23rd and SITS. n.w.-Two-family fat:
gas and latrobe. Price, $1,000; terms. $500
cash.
Several good bargains in Chevy Chase. d. c..
for trade. and also very good TERMS
Near 14th and Columbia rd.-Large lot: 10
rooms and , baths: Ami; room for double
garage: price. s14.300: terms. $1,000 cash: or
trade for smaller house in city suburbs.
9S-acre Montgomery county farm; Groom
house and all necessary outbnldings; 10 miles
from city. Price, $4,000; good terms. What
have you to offer:
CLIFTON J. DAY,
F.. Jones Mills Road.
has
Evening star., 1924-02-10
COIMAR MANOR.
Main 220s. Main 2ot
COTTAGE CITY.

New fye-ro bungalow with every con
venience: best location; near to cars, stores
and school; immediate possession; prices.
So $50 TO $3.50: cash required. $500 to $7.in:
monthly payments which include interest So,
to S65; to inspect properties take q ST.
and get off ut second stop beyond Mt Rainier:
any one will direct you 10 office; or drive
out the Baltimore boulevard to Cottage City.
CHAS. NJ. IIGHTBOWN.
OWNER AND BUILDER
RaiO
Evening star., 1924-02-10
SUPERINTENDENT.

in Takoma Park on concrete street: large lot,
6oAl50 feet; six rooms: all modern improve
ments; built-in garage; fruit trees, shrlbbery;
near cars Price only 81 $500. Call Nj.
FIELDS. with ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
Main 2t34 l4l6 Eve ST.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

BUILDING LOTS.
The best locat ted lots for row house in D. C..
The prices are right and terms attractive
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO., Inc,
1919 ST Main GIT.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
CHEAP
SPECULATIVE BUY.

CHEAP
SPECULATIVE BUY.
Three lots, improved by
frame building, facing on two
streets, in the heart of the COM
ing business section. Absolute
ly priced $40 per foot below
properties Immediately sur
rounding. Will not remain long
on the market at present price.
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY
Large corner. about 5000
square feet, improved by three
buildings. containing stores and
apartments facing on two OF
Nashington's best business
streets. Offered at a specu-
lative figure.
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
business Properties Department;
Main 434O 14l7 K st. NV.
on NJ ST. WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE-
Two four-story and basement bricks having
10 rooms and bath each. steam heating plants;
3G-foot frontage; can be remodeed at small
expense Price, $4,000, or will sell separ-
ately. $4,000.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
REALTORS,
1894 ii ,st. nv. Franklin 9JU3.
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN! NEAR 18th
and II NV. Only s. 900 cash required. Un-
usual opportunity.
UNION REALTY CORPN..
1410 G. st. Main S413.
A REMODELED FOUR-ST0RY BUILDING
on the first floor with three apartments above.
Annual rents, So. 4SO. Price, $27 800 Will
sell on convenient terms might consider
trade for equity in other business property.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.,.
REALTORS,
1894 H st. NV. Franklin a3G3.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
WANTED-BUSINESS PROP'TY.
Continued.

TODAY
Every worthwhile achieve
ment is the result of highly
specialized effort.
We are specializing in busi-
ness properties. We need busi-
ness properties from $4,000 to
$4,000.
List with us TODAY.
We render conscientious
service that is worthy of your
consideration.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1416 EYE ST. NV. M. 2434.
RENT-wAREHOUSES.
WAREHOUSE SUITABLE FOR WORKSHOP.
in rear of sos 9th st. Apply to II. I. OFF
TERDINGER.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

500 MCLEAN AVE. S.W., 4 ROOMS. WATER.
$17.aO.
40 X ST. s.w.- rooms. water, $3.50.
THOMAS 2. BROWN. 81 Az ST. S.W.
NO. ITO @ ST. N.W.-l1 ROOMS. BATH:
rent, SIPS.
No. 1916 st. n.w.-l0 rooms and baths;
rent, $l35.
J. EDWARD LEWIS;
N. 551. 919 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

A THREE-STORY APARTMENT BUILDING.
Washington Heights section; low rentals. about
$l2 per room per month; well financed with
one trust with several years to rum owner
will consider an exchange for a store or resi-
dence; a splendid opportunity to turn in your
property for good-paying proposition. Call
Mr. Bowers. with ARNOLD 4 CO. Main 2434.
WE OFFER SEVERAL LOTS CLEAR OF IN
cumbrRnces in the northwest section adjacent
to 14th ST.. others Georgia ave-: all as
part payment for a residence or other improved
property. Here is You, chance to sell and
take your profit. See Mr.. Bowers, with AR
Mold & CO, Main 2434.
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD BUILDING LOT IN
the northwest section and would like tn use
it as cash payment on q nice 7-room and .
bath home which has a two-car brick garage
and is located close to the Nit. Pleasant car
line. or q Groom and bath home at 18th and
Park road-just call us up. We have two
such properties for exchange.
Also a good boarding house in the down.
town section, with IL rooms and 2 baths and
two-car garage.
What have you to offer:
L Do,, a1.,;c ,pd Cnr,p,py
Evening star., 1924-02-10

3-R. BUNG. PORCHES. QUARTER ACRE:
near car and bus line; $1,000: terms. h. NJ
SMITH. Arlington. Va. Call ClGr. JO9-J-1. los
STRICTLY MODERN, WELL ARRANGED j
and 8 rooms and bath: oak floors. open fire.
place. electric lights cabinet gas range:
Large, light cellar with Laundry trays: de-
sirable location near boulevard; large lot; /;
reasonable prices. Small cash deposit and
mon thly payments.
THE RivERDALE PARK COMPANY,
Phone HyRttsville 267.
Riyerdale Nd
Evening star., 1924-02-10
A VIRGINIA HOME
J. CL0YD BYARS, Owner,
.Alcovu He ghts. Va.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Best burg allow, rooms Ami; owner ieay-
ing, will sell at reduction; reasonable term,
Groom house. ami, h.-w.h.; only S7,fHi.
$3.50 cash. $50 mo.
Buy now and you will save money.
,-room bungalow for rent.
Groom house for rent
1t will pay You to me
F. A. LISGER, 3lo3 2ith ST. Nj
Half block south X. !. ave.
Tel. v. 5s2l
4 WONDERFUL NEW FIVE-ROOM MODERN
bungalow; Arco heating system: hult-in
garage: large lot; In Maryland, close 10 Wis
consin ave. Price, $3.50; terms. See Mr..
Scarrow,
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
936 New York Ave. NV
Main o20s Main ooos.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

f715 CONNECTICUT AVE.
TELEPHONE POTOMAC 2131. 1t
l46 11th ST. Sc, CLOSE TO LINCOLN
Park-S-room and bath brick. elec light, fur
mace heat: deep lot , to 3O-ft. paved alley;
vacant offer wanted, on terms; trade rent
LOTS. 110-FT FRONTAGE on Kennedy
modern home in petworth, mp to 80, 800.
: LOTS Mr. EASTERN Star Home, clear
priced low on terms; or trade for improved
property and assume trust; may pay some
cash Also lots nr. distributing reservoir;
cheap: or trade.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
sALE-suBURBAN PROPERTY

NEARBY VA. BUNGALOW: SIX ROOMS.
bath; good condition. eiec. furnace; cellar a
lots; water. sewer. $500 cash. Line. 5000.
BUNGAL0W-SIX ROOMS AND BATH
ami; lot 51xls0; by owner. 318 Dorsett
ave, Somerset, Nd 12s
IL ACRES AT WHEATON, on 7th ST. PIKE,
for $11.750 Best buy on the pike. Address
Box 127-E, Star Office.
5-ROOM HOUSE WITH CELLAR. ELEC.
lights. fur. and gas; large lot Price. -. 900.
X. L. SAUNDERS, 72l 18th st. Main 2S50.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

POTOMAC HEIGHTS-VERY DESIRABLE
building lot. 5Ox121 it.; high elevation; water:
home. Party leaving city. See this lot +.
w. JACKSON. 5424 Conduit I'd. Cleye. 4S3.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
SALE OR RENT FARMS.

SMALL FARM. 10 TO 90 ACRES. ON HARD.
surfaced road, within 10 miles of Washing
ton. No agents. Address Box 153-E. Star
Evening star., 1924-02-10
FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE.

DESK, WITH NAIL AND PHONE pRI'
leges. $40 monthly; stencgrsphic services
desired. extra. 806 Dist. Natl. Bank bldg
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-08-28
THE CHURCHES
Sank Centre Nj. E. Church
@ @ yIY-aJ Doe+or

The services in this church for
Aug. 31st are as follows: In the
morning at 1890 the pastor will
talk on the subject: "The God in
Whom We Believe" The message will
show how our God can reach and help
all and thus be the father of all peo-
pie as we'll as all mercies. You will
want 81 to hear this modern word
come. In the evening at 500 the
church will present the sacrament OF
the Lords supper or Holy Commun-
ion. This service will be made beau
tiful and effective with the use of the
lighted cross and lighted candles. 1t
will be a gracious service for all who
wish to come and we sincerely urge
all members of the church, and any
other believers in God who may wish
to join in this service, to be present
and receive the blessings of the ser
vice. The ordinance of baptism will
be administered to any and all who
may wish to be baptised.
Last Sunday morning the people
present heard an inspiring message
from DR.. E. P. Robertson, president
of Wesley College, Grand Forks, N :.
D. He came to us without any ad,