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Ruick-'25 To,lrinp

a General Motors product.
The standard OF comparison"
We believe the price and match
less condition Of this car will
make it a good job to lead off
with. Bumper, two spare tires
with covers, and other equip
ment for 29l cash and SAL per
month.
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STANLEY II. HORNER,
BUICK
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
LARGE,
SMALL,
OPEN,
CLOSED

Fords, all kinds. 500 up
Chevrolets, all kinds. :. 500 up
Ford Tudor Sedan 1875
Buick Touring, Master 6. $500
Buick Sedan, 6-cyl.. $500
Buick Sedan $500
Dodge Touring $3.50
Hupmobile Sedan. $500
Buick Touring Sedan $3.50
Rickenbacker Touring $3.50 $3.50
Flint Touring $500
Nash Sedan $500
Buick 7-pass. Tour. $3.50
Buick Tour, Master 6. 81 900
Buick 5-pass. Touring. =. $3.50
Dodge ga" Sedan. $3.50
Willys-Knight Sedan. $3.50
Cleveland Sedan $3.50
Hudson Coach $500
Willys-Knight Club Sedan. $500
Dodge "B" Coupe. ...... $500
Willys-Knight Touring. $3.50
Ford Coupe ..............$3 15
Buick Brougham .......$1 $50
LIBERAL TERMS.
Open, Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
1O15 18th St. Main $500.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBTLES.

FOH SALE-AUTOMOBl
SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
These cars were all taken in
on account Of people not being
able to meet their payments.
COMPARE THESE CARS
AND PRICES.
Come in and look them over.
They're worth while inspect
ing. All you have to do is take
up the unpaid balances.
Dodge Touring-Early 1925.
new Desss and they we enS" 1h , tie ud ds.r
ence. New car guarantees.
Price, $3.50.
Hudson Coach, 1925.
BALLOON tires, plenty OF extra, Guzrau,
teed TO be in hrst-class condition.
Price, H35.
Act quick on this one
Buick Sedan, 1925.
no. sts 1i: 81 s5 55fS
s ws1a too Cor ionx like these are rare so don't
Price, $3.50.
Oldsmobile Sport Touring, 8.
,r! Nex paint, nsx kh.k, top good tires Has
Price, $3.50.
Studebaker Touring Car, 1924.
IN Al CONDITION. These cars are selling
Our Price, $500.
Packard 8 7-Pass. Touring
Car, 1924.
condition ats Rs y ses color sna is in dand,
Price, $500.
Flint Touring Car. 1924.
NIX. 'Fa. .as st s e s ia and
Price, $40.
Buick 4 Touring-Early 1925.
LOOK: rs new sna runs H eSs sans. sooo miles
Price, $40.
Buick Master 6 7-Pass. Touring.
:, Al. Early 1925. All new Dunlop cord
Price, $3.50,
Ford Coupe, 1924.
ps.s N ss car us sse
Price, $3.50.
Maxwell Tour. Car-Early 1924.
Jus. on, Of the shop. Runs like top
Price, 1865.
Ford Touring Cars.
1923. 1924 and 1925 models. Real bar
500 Up.
Studebaker Special E Roadster,
l923-Price, S375.
If you are reliable we can
make you real terms as low as
SIS down on the highest-priced
car we have. How's that for
terms?
GLASSMAN SALES AND
FINANCE CO.,
1921 L St. NV.
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Oakland COach-2S

latest enlarged motor, duco
finish, 4-wheel brakes, balloon
tires; very excellent condition;
your car in trade or S34o cash
and $50 per month.
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GLASSMAN SALES AND
FINANCE CO.,
1921 L St. NV.
REAL BUYS
SIS DOWN
AND THEN ONLY
SIS A WEEK.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
OF THE CAR.

EVERY CAR INSURED AGAIysT FRI
81 asp aS S7E KIND: NO ADDITIONAL CHARGES
Our recent big sale was such q
success and excited such wide.
spread favorable comment tina,
we are repeating it once more
for three days only-Saturday
Monday and Tuesday.
FEW E E9sSE 4Yod 5sox OUR
Touring ....... $3.50
Touring ........ $3.50
Roadster ....... $3.50
Roadster ....... $3.50
Touring ........l4o.5O
Roadster ...... $3.50
Touring ........ $3.50
Sedan .203.50
Coupe 1860
Coupe ..........127.5O
MANY OTHER
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
ON EQUALLY
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
3O1 18th St. NV.
Main 1910.
USED
SHOW
OPEN ALL DAY
PRICES AS Low AS $50 ON
OPEN AND CLOSED CARS
COUPES
SEDANS
TOURINGS
COACHES
ROADSTERS
Terms very reasonable
Quality as represented
Several Observation-Disclosures.
strators in Coaches De Lux
Coaches and Tourings with new
car guarantee.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
1885 18th St. Pot. 1000.
REAL BARGAINS.
Hudson 7,passenser Touring ,s7i
P Por 1 TourinEs. isedans, toupss. De-. ~
Republic i-ton Truck. open express body
$3.50. terms or trade.
Manhattan Garage,
17o6 18th St. NV.
FORDS! FORDS! FORDS!
Sedans. choice Of 9: coupes. choice s.
The prices are right. small cash payment
'msii SesAsg TRE tkHRTTTSsss GARAGE.
l.. 600. 141 18th st. NE.
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Bring Your Deposit.
Oldsmobile-'25 Coup

--latest design (Duco hnishy
snappy two-seater, disc wheels,
good rubber, original finish and
extremely well kept; appearance
OF the interior makes this car
appealing. Another rare chance,
$27 cash-drive out the bal
ance.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBIIES.

FOR sALE-AUTOMODILES.
WONDERFUL
USED CAR
SALE.
SPLENDID VALUES.
UNEQUALED TERMS.
Surely you cannot fail to take
advantage of this amazing op-
portunity to buy a good used
car on terms that are unbelieva-
bly, easy.
LOOK OVER THE
LIST BELOW.
Select the car that meets your
requirements. Come in and get
a demonstration. Put down
small deposit. Arrange to take
delivery at your convenience;
paying
ONE-FIFTH
DOWN,
BALANCE IN
II MONTHS.
Remember the price quoted is
the total you have to pay.
NO FINANCE
CHARGE
to be added.
NO INSURANCE,
RECORDING OR
NOTARY FEE.
We even buy your D. c. tags
and fill your tank with gas, and
on top OF all this we give FREE
SERVICE for all minor adjust
ments for 80 days.
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PERSONAL.

BABIES BOARDED, BEST OF CARE GIVEN.
private hone. Phone Clarendon sl6-F-l-2.
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
yer class OF unfortunate young women he-
iore ana during confinement Strictly priv ate.
rnargGs reasonable. Babies for adoption.
Vol HnsnItal "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

WONDERFUL
USED CAR
SALE.
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Oakland-'24 Touring.

Duco finish, permanent top,
disc wheels 4-wheel brakes.
latest motor design, bumpers,
good tires, spare wheel; a real
bargain; Sl8l cash, ST per
month.
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RFD-DAVENPORT SUITE. 3-piece over
stuffed: also sewing machine. Miller, ITO
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PAPERHANGING WHOLE HOUSE. 500; 5
Guiding polychrome: Winter prices Ad 1929.
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| month.
Buick-'23 Touring (6).
An unusually good all around
car, general condition and ap-
pearance excellent, nicely equip
ped; mechanically exact. Guar
anteed, an investment; SLY
cash and SIS per month.
Nash-'24 Touring.
Run LOO miles, guaranteed
in Al condition in writing-fve
| nearly new tires. Original paint
and tenders. Attractive. Must be
seen to be appreciated, Your car
! in trade or 1929 cash and S47
per month.
COME AND
Get EN-"
All running, good tires, bat
teries, etc.
Dodge coupe, sacrifice. -. SIS
Piedmont Tour, "Lycom-
Nash sport, 30. X. "...... $50
Ford, "a coupe, Bargain. 200
Olds, 43 tour, M. O. k. so
bort, good runner ..... so
Buick touring, '22......$150
Ford coupe, 1924. $500
| Maxwell (Chrysler colors).. $50
Durant sedan. painted. .... 375
Studebaker Especial"
painted. ................. AS
Buick, K IS 7. .....-...... 325
Nash, u T............ 200
Nash, 7 pass, " sedan. 200
Ford 4-door sedan, painted
like new. 325
10 other cars, in good condi-
ton, all placed on sale and must
move.
DON'T MISS THIS
OPPORTUNITY"
Remember the Address.
"WALLACE,'
Nash Distributor.
1909 L St. NJ. 76l2.
Open every evening until 10 pm.
FORDSl FORDSi
TWENTY-FIVE.
Sedans, coupes, tourings, road
sters, deliveries, ton trucks. S.
down and small weekly pay
payments.
BARTRAM MOTORS CO..
631-635 Mass. Ave.
Open Evenings and Sunday
(Continnsd On Next Paxs.I
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WIDOW. YOUNG. WHITE SMALL CHILD
10 support. would like few hours work
each day objection to light cleaning
bachelor or employed couples quarters: will
r3ll for particulars. Address Box 3o3-R. star
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Nash-26. 2-Door Sedan.

NASH 20, L-DOOr Sedan.
Must have a demonstration III
this sale, save couple hundred
and get your new car guaran-
tee" Ask for the demonstrator
or car No. SSl.
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ANTS. BEDBuGS. REACHES. all other pests
pxterfnnated: safe. reasonable. guaranteed.
Am. Disinfectant Co.. Main GAYS. &c
AUTO RADIATOR EXPERTS. Batteries,
tanks fcndccs low prices Tucker Co. 306-6
J. Marshall pi.. so. courthouse. NJ. 2516.
SEEDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. GIT 81. NV. NJ 1919.
FEDDING-Box springs repaired: mattresses
renovated. SO: work guaranteed Columbia
Bedding Co. GIG ct. NV. Main 5526. 2e
BOX SPRINGS. matt, pillows down COM
forts. feather matt. renovated and recovered.
Ideal Bedding Co, 1924 9TH. North 10145.
Rox SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows
Get ready for Spring. Let US renovate yours.
Right prices and prompt service assured.
EAGLE BEDDING CO.. 1923 nth st. NV.
fhone NJ. 1892.
BRASS BEDS RELACQUEK--n and repaired:
pairing: prompt service NJ 1887 Acme Plat
ms Co. 1927 D st: Nv. After Line 294s.
pNVner to remove plugs and wires. NJ. NJ.
COLEMAN. 2o7 18th st. N.Y.. N. 4e8s.
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EVERY CAR MUST GO.
ALL CARS GUARANTEED.
YOUR CAR IN TRADE.
SPECIAL TERMS.
PRICES.
VALUES
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WANTED FOR TWO BOYS ATTENDING
frcsh-alr school. carr. in private family With
out Other children. Address Box AZ h.
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Hudson-'25 Late).

"a word to the wise is !? :? :"
Only driven 200 miles. New
spare, never used. "A Bull's-eye"
at 1915 or easier at S365 and the
usual arrangement at $5l per
month.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis.
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SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.

These cars were all taken in
on account of people not being
able to meet their payments.
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LICENSED PRIV ATE SANITARItM FOR
the care and treatment of tagged. invaltds
Tonvaiesccnt and nervous patients. Tel
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

AUCTION SALES OF furniture of all kinds
pianos. business equipment, etc. every Wed
f1esday and Saturday. Let us give you an
cstlmata on what you have for sale. shan
non. Caldwell & Co. Auctioneers. 304 10th
OOTO
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pressing on the plantar nerves an extern
sion of the great sciatic nerve. cause suffer
Ing often mistaken for rheumatism. Correc-
tive foot treatments and feather welgh t
arch supports. made TO impression OF your
foot give permanent relief. Can be worn
IN any shoe. Write OF call Frank. 22.3-W.
tor anpointr1ent Foot Correction Labora-
Tory Si2 f W. Room 107. L
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ICY Conn. Ave. NV
HOUGH MOTOR CO.,
STUFF Distributors,
1923 Conn. Ave.
1926 Marmon 7-pass. Sedan
only run 1000 miles
very special price.
1924 Marmon 7-pass. Sedan.
1924 Buick Master Six Sedan.
1924 Velie 5-pass. S edan.
1923 Durant 5-pass. Sedan.
1923 H. c. S. Roadster.
1925 Ford Coupe.
1927 Studebaker Big Six Tour
VERY SPECIAL PRICES FOR
QUICK SALE.
NJ S767
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GLOTHING-W:ll call in my. unlettered au-
tomobile city or suburbs. and pay you high
IS. prices for ladies'. gentlemen's. children's
discarded clothing Of all descriptions Ad-
dress postal or phone. ! will call. W. Rice
1882 eth st NV North 1856.
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Every car offered in this sale
is in good mechanical condition.
All have five good tires. All are
fully equipped as to curtains,
tools, etc. in fact, every car is
ready to put in service without
the expenditure of one cent on
the part of the purchaser.
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HOMAN ALONE IN 80 al APARTMENT
--shte quiet Woman u board; warm, clean
lSOnl. LIZ L
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REFINED COACH AND AUTO PAINTING
Let W. Wallace Blaine paint your car for
price right. 261O University place NV.
Adams 6a15. Cars washed and polished.
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RHANGING-ROOMS PAPERED. Sd
and up. A. T. George 1884 l1th st. NV.
phone Adams S6s7
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PIANO TUNING. S2--We specialize on gen
eral piano repairs and rebuilding; Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me-
chRnics. Work guaranteed. Sanderson.
Srhseffer Co.. ga st. ne Line. 1867.
PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rebuilt high
grade work. McHuEh Lawson. 1872 G
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Swedish Massage In!
FALLEN ARCHES.

Wealth exercises body building. EXPERT mas
sour masseusa: r. y. grad. from Sweden; 90
rears' experience; reliable: reasonable. Phone
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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING - II your
house needs paperng. painting you will con
pointed up and papered. $1,000; one year
10 pay. with no additional cost workman 7,
shin guaranteed DEPENDABLE DECORAT-
ING co 800 9th at NV Main 1882 So
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Nash-'24 Touring.

COME AND
GET EN-"
All running, good tires, bat
teries, etc.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
CHEVY CHASE SCHOOL.
Will OPEN SESSION
Chevy Chase Training Center, Con.
Quoted by Various Churches, Be-
gins Second Year Soon.

. The Chevy Chase Standard Train
ing School for Sunday echo0l work
ers, held under the auspices of the
International Council of Religious
Education by the churches of Chevy
Chase, will convene in its second an
nual session early this Fall
Four churches now cooperate in
the management of this school
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Wesley
Methodista Chevy Chase Baptist and
First Methodist Church of Chevy
Chase, Nd Other churches in the
vicinity may also cooperate and send
workers to receive training, if they
so desire Arrangements have been
made this year for individuals not
connected with the cooperating
churches to enroll in the school upon
payment OF small registration lee.
The school is said to meet the
standards set by the International
Council of Religious Education, and
awards credits and certificates ac-
cepted by all denominations. Dr. A.
S. Mowbray is dean of the school, and
announcement concerning the faculty
will be made later. 1t is planned to
give four courses over u period of II
weeks, of which six will be before the
Christmas holidays and six afterward.
The courses outlined are the prin-
ciples of teaching, introduction to the
New Testament, primary materials
and methods, and intermediate ma
terials and methods. The sessions
will he held in the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Fred c. Reynolds,
pastor of the Wesley Methodist
Church, is president of the council.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
PARISH CELEBRATES.
Holy Rosary Will Hold Special
Services

The patronal feast of the parish will
he observed at Holy Rosary Church,
Third and + streets. tomorrow. In
the morning at 1890 O'Clock solemn
high mass will be celebrated by the
pastor.
In the afternoon at o'clock the
picturesque procession of the rosary,
headed by the boys band of the
church. will take place. after which a
sermon will be delivered by Right Rev.
Monsignor L. Manzetti professor of
st. Mary's Seminary of Baltimore.
The solemn benodiction Of the blessed
sacrament will close the celebration.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
Sermon Series for All Souls,

Rev. DR.. u. G.. b. Pierce, pastor of
All Souls Unitarian Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, will begin a Sc
ries of sermons based on texts taken
from the recovered books that Jesus
read tomorrow morning. Grass" a
motion picture, will he shown at 4:30
and 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
MT. T.PLEASANT ANNOUNCES
THURSDAY NIGHT TOPICS
Catholic Official Leads Off Series
of Public Talks in Congre-
gational Church.

The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church has planned special programs
at its Thursday night services. Many
prominent church leaders, both lay
and clergy. will be involved. The
meetings are open to the public.
The first service will be held at the
church. at l4l0 Columbia road. next
Thursday at & O'Clock. and will be ad-
dressed ny capt. j, Z. Harris, his
torian Of the National Catholic Vel
fare Conference. his topic being why
7 Am a Catholic" The series con
tinueS each week, with the following
programs: October ii, What Catholi-
Cism Has to Teach Us" by Rev. Moses
r. Lowell. the new pastor; October 81,
"The Episcopal Church-Its Tradition
and Its Outlook; October IS. An
Evening With Phillips Brooks" by
Rev. Mr. I.uvell: November i, The
States" Rev. Or. James ID. Buhrer.
pastor of the First Reformed Church;
November II. An Evening With the
rreShyterians,' hy one of them: No
vemher Is. Three Lights of Meth
odism-John Wesley, George White
field and Peter Cartwright" Rev. Mr..
Lowell. December >, "WEy | Am a
Baptist" by special representative;
December =. christian Science and
December l6. The Faith of a Uni
tartan" by Rev, DR.. L. q. e. Pierce,
pastor of AL Souls Unitarian Church
IN this city: December %. "Why l Am
q Congregationalist." Rev. Mr.. Lowell:
December 80, "Quakerisln and Two of
It's Mystics. .Iohu Wooiman and
George Fox" Rev. Mr.. Lowell.
1t is anticipated that after this Sc
ries another group of meetings will
hn ri hll+ ions
ef the various religions of the world
10 mans approach to God. with sew
eral representatives of the various
faiths scheduled 10 speak.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
PLANS SERMON FOR DEAF
AT CALVARY BAPTIST
Rev. A. D. Bryant to Address Them
in Sunday School House-Rev.
H. J. Councillor to Preach.

At Cavalry Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the pastor, Rev. DR.. w.
$. Abernethy, will speak on THE God
of Yesterday, Today and Forever"
Rev Homer j. Councillor will
preach at s pm. on Life at It's
Best" Rev. A. D. Bryant will preach
d special sermon for the deaf at s
pm. This service will be held in the
Sunday School House.
At I o'clock the Intermediate Chris
tian Endeavor Society will install of
ficers.
Because of the repairs being made
in the church. the Rally day program
for the Sunday school has been post
poned until October II.
At the prayer meeting Thursday
five of the young people will present
a short dramatiZation entitled The
Seeing Heart" Those in the cast are
Dorothy Sampson, Julia Hiley, Janet
Mothershead. Connell Wooden and
Harold Mcneil.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
NEW ED|F|CE READY
RECOMMENDATION
National Memorial Baptist
OmmanueD to Use Church
First Time Tomorrow.

The auditorium of the National Me-
mortal Church Of the Baptists Qm-
manueD, will be used for the first
time tomorrow informing with special
opening services. In the morning the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Cove G. Johnson,
will preach to the theme For Glory
and For Beauty" In the evening his
topic will be "A Crucified and Ex-
alted Saviour" "A special communion
service will be held in the afternoon
at o'clock. The new organ is to be
used for the first time at these serv-
ices.
The National Baptist Memorial to
Religious Liberty. called also the
Roger Williams Memorial. was
launched in 1917 by the Northern and
and two years later amounts were
placed in the budgets of these two
conventions for it's erection.
The site was dedicated when the
Southern convention met here in 1920,
and ground was broken by President
Harding in 1921. Secretary of State
Hughes laid the corner stone in 1922.
Since then the work has gone on, un-
til now the interior is finished and
furnished for occupancy. The prop
erty value of the present structure,
including the old building, is more
than $500,0G0
There will still be the changing of
the old fronts to suit the stone and
style of the new structure and the
making of the stone and concrete ter
racing and balustrading to finish the
architects exterior design. Beyond
this there RENT, ins the a 1joining lot
on Fifteenth street. on which it is
intended to place a modern Sunday
school building.
The pews are being provided, in
part, by the Baptist State conven-
tions of the North and South, and
each State is to have its pew marked
with it's name.
The four main windows are
planned to be made permanent me-
MORALS Of the home and foreign mis-
sion enterprise. two for the North
and two for the South.
The proposed statue of Roger Will
liams will be placed in the front of
the exterior. The first contribution to-
ward it was received from the late
Oscar StrauS.
The memorial room, at the base
Of the tower, is to receive such me-
MORALS and documents of Baptist his
tory as may fittingly commemorate
its principles and its pioneers.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
Arranges Endeavor Program.

NJ Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev r. w. Brooks
will speak on the subject: "Redeeming
the Day" The Junior Christian En-
dcavor Society will meet at pm
The Senior Endeavor Society will pre-
Sonf q Snccial nrOyram at G.4h u NJ
Evening star., 1926-10-02
JUNIORS TO ATTEND.
Calvary Church Arranges Joint
Service for Children.

Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson,
new pastor of Calvary M. e. Church
will conduct his first communion here
tomorrow. He has arranged for the
establishment of a junior church,
when children from TO is years Of
age will meet in the gallery at the
same time as the regular church serv-
ice. This will be in charge of Miss
Frances Walker and Miss Emily Pill
.kinton.
Arrangements have been made for
an "every church family" night each
Thursday during October. Supper
will be served at $50 o'clock, fol-
lowed by a devotional meeting and
later a fellowship gathering. Mrs.
Frank Walkers circle will have
charge of the supper next Thursday.
Evening star., 1926-10-02
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY
IS SET FOR OCTOBER IS
Closer Unity and Understanding
object of the
Meeting.

The International Committee or
Young People, consisting of represent
atives of the various societies of the
young people of the Protestant
churches in the District of Columbia.
will conduct a rally of all Protestant
young peoples organizations in Wash.
ington at s o'clock on the evening OF
October Is.
The aim is to bring about more gen
eral cooperation, unity ana unoer-
standing among the Protestant young
people of the city. Paul Brindle,
chairman of the committee, announces
that the speakers will be William
knowles Cooper. who will preside at
the rally: William Mather Lewis pres
;dent of George Washington Uni
versity. and Rev. Oscar Blackwelder
of Baltimore.
A church wedding does not constr
tute full legal marriage in Germany.