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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

The boys used to hold st. Louis
up for public consideration as the
hotbed of feudal bias. But no more.
The stands made hero of Ruth
without having to give the proposi-
ton their best effort.
Lazzeri has proved two things,
4. e. and to wit, that he can hit a
baseball with much fervor and that
he can run into more trouble than
a blind man on a motorcycle. He
tried to stretch a double out Of
all proportion to its worth with
none out on Wednesday and yes
terday he romped blithely into a
layout double play with a run
already over the plate.
All the young man had to do
was to stop and make Hornsby
chase him or throw to second.
Either course would have allowed
Gehrig to score before the COM
pletion of the final out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
" YORK
AROUSED

NEW YORK, Oct. S.--A boisterous
welcome awaits the return Of the
Yankees early tonight.
Victorious in two straight battles
over the st. Louis Cardinals and
bearing a one-game lead in the most
hectic world series baseball has ever
known, the New York american
Leaguers are now speeding home
ward by special train.
They are due to arrive at
Grand Central Terminal at
O'Clock. And there will be
thousands of local fans on hand
to greet them with as riOtOus
enthusiasm as the old town can
muster.
The Cardinals are also due to ar
rive about the same time, but the
train carrying the st. Louis players
is routed over the Pennsylvania,
and at that station also there is to
be a vast throng of the Mound City
rooters on hand to greet their
favorites.
Interest in the series has not sub
sided a bit in New York and the
attendance at tomorrow's game at
Yankee Stadium is expected to be
as large as at the opening game
last Saturday, If it does not tie the
record breaking mark Of last Sum
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

1 his direction because of his leg
injury.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

NJ
sO7 ONT1RI0 RD--TwO ROOMS EIrCH:.
~ hath. hall. n"rch: well furnished AZ
outside rooms. noar rar limos.
: LARGE ROOMS. BATH LARGE CI.os-
',rht. heat anI electricity furnished, 500
month. $40 North Carolina ave sc.
~. We" ""' '''"' ''' Nv ."
r.3 ct. H.E-rwo LARGE ROOMS.
c. c,ya,e ts,ar bath h-w-h elee Sas RANGE ~ o,"N
{ ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED,
large kitchen hall and bathroom: lne1 sill
cpu Mrs. sIIFtTON. F~ank ZOO; ~lo'
TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN 'RIvATE
bath. nsatlv furnished; roasonahle; garage
oMPLFTET.Y FrRNIsHED AFT PHONE
~ 10000 or call at Apt CSC, Chastleton.
THE NORTHrMBERJ.AN .AND--Two SMALL
only: we'll furnished with. msho-any and
oriental rss and "ouSped tnr ,m shnr,sr
lessee can ne ARRANGED. 20
II n Y. AVE. Nv. NEAR GOVT. PRINT
ing ONCE. Post Ofice-Modern Groom apt;
S37.5 North "S5.
,ts near Central High Schools rooms and
eath. porch: Handsomely furnished. southern
Phons TsT Pot rent ssdp'ea e1enss "
Is COS 18th ST N.w.-NEwLY DECORATED.
large living room. dressing room. kitchen uc.
Isrse @ rooms. modern kitchen. bath. H., VII
cleo: quiet home; emnloyad peopf. 20.
40 NJ ST.
4 very comfortably furnished apartment
excellent condition and fine residential sec
'ion. one-half square from cars and hnsses
town Govt depts etc Very low rental of
s35 for inspection. annlv ianitor.
o?l 10th ST. NM R. K. AND B.; MUIR
'ne furniture. Ant. 40 ~.
wtNTED-Two GIRLS TO SHARE APT:;
an use additional tnrniture. 1901 Mass
1870 ST APT, 5"7-FRoNT. r; n b:
.ttractIvely furnished in mahogany; ideal To-
| alton. Potomac 1900. --
I50e 18th T,--ATTRACTlvELY FUR
nished one room kitchen. bath: ami: rea-
soushe
ATTRACTIVE Broom COMPLETELY
,rTE %sn,rs sr' High sshSS s' sss s
Ia.3 MONROE ST. w, OR aa,bss" : Ro, Ms. VS.
hath. kitrhenette and rorch, snmtnern eS-
MT. PLrAsANT-Two Re- MTCHES-
,v furnished southern exposure; adults.
sac Lamont St NV
,30T 18th ST Nw-LIvING ROOM.
sieering porch. hath End floor; kitchenette.
breakfast room in basement onenlng out III
lovely yarOs $40 per HloHtH Nai
after l Sunday -
RUTLAND COURTs-vERY DESIRABLE
one room kitchen and bath apartment ana
. two rooms kitchen and bath apartment
Resident Manager. l725 18th st. NV
1852 COLUMBIA RD.-wHoLE FLOOR
| tcleanl. kitch. & bath: inst. hot-water a.
mi: suitable for or adults.
oTEL APARTMENT. COMPLETELY FUR
: nj she'd living room. bedrooms: BREAKFAST
room, kitchen and bath. Telephone Main
3lc0 Branch 6S2. between am and 30
u m: after pm. Ant. 644 the Chastleton.
aoa 18TH ST ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath completely furnished. l4l+ St
y rooms kitchen and hath completely fur
/ ~ shed: rent very reasonable. c. W. SlMP-
son CO. 1924 Vermont ave. Franklin 500,
ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM.
modern kitchen: entire floor: new detached
home hest section Rrookland: conveniently
located. short ride refined environment:
$50. North 5493-w
ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH. $40
3 room. kitchenette and bath S15' gas and
Electricity furnished. Address RoN "A.
cta~ ofFre. ,n'
WARDNAN PARK ANNEX-ONE ROOM
a.ertion hall. k,t' henette. hath. completely
i.rtehed. arisu"ally decorated. cali MISS
|BCRTNrR. Adams oa34.
q T Nw-IwO NICE ROOMS BATH.
&,urch .lnk ATM. electr,'ity. couple. S35.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

PETwoRTH 3es3 GEORGIA AVE. Nv,
Entire "a moor: private home ,cs,y m2aern. e wen
), rooms. bath, porch. sink. Sss range; .;;os 500
to c0uDle. .O
ONE GIRL WANTED TO SHARE HOUSE
sesses2a!ne essa apastment sr1 with t~' Others
MT. PEASANTS MOST DESIRABLE SEC:
.d bafp nhea s%ps
water. gas. cleo. tel. and garage. 1s1o
NEAR CAPIToI~ATTRAcTIvELY FUR
nished second floor; rooms, bath sleeo.
ing porch and kitchenette: elec. hot-w water
heat. continuous hot water. 24o lst s.; Sc
DOWNTOWN = ROOMS, KITCHESNETIE TCHS E.
18th. ami $50 mo. or " rooms. s.5 mo
I!th and Mass. ave. NV Address s"x
OR 3 FURNISHED ROOMS. ANIL: WITH
without Ink 1927 Georgia ave NV;
furnished MS ASh TX. rooms bath shower. eo9tinu
Gus hot water in quiet. well kept horne.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM DINETTE
utensils: well heated: owners home. l"oo
Will SACRIFICE SOME FURNIT1TRE 1 OF Q,
pl. NV. Col. 4608-J.
qyERLooKING ,Rs ROCK n.6,RT cREER BorcR PARk sst1
SO: with garage s45: 1857 Newton st.
KEDRICK, 1901 K sT:lFRsoNT, sTs APT: APT sOs: nos
S"s Session ra'se soctoSer S 1"u See See MANAGER 10.
Avssasls s99ss 17ss AfP ): RATa; Phone Main ias
N1SRoE ST nGTcn .s2aee .4FSE 4 se
sGe%s sred ns% sscnsn nrvats tefss home Nor.
1883 9Th ST. NW.-COZY ONE ROOM.
kitrhenette and bath.
bnon sIS NEY Er. EANP r5S. Ay. ad MTTsFb se ba, Shs
furnished lafs5 Eoss s'ss'PfH RGFFsse $780, ssoo
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV. p.
Two large rooms, kitchen. receTtio;n, Ts;,or hall y,
caiI Adams 53a: =z,z,
THE CHAsTLEToN-sHARE APT; L1GHI bsth
airy airy room large closets seml-prlVa'e 'a'"
ovERLooKING ROCK CREEK PARE sIsE.
bath ktchens:ts s,,ssn m;nates s"'ies
do%ntown. %oSri ss""ec alIs istS NV. u.
LADY TO SHARE APARTMENT .a, APPhS ehS
evening", soS sdams aanies sw a. Apartment
share Tae attractiye % apt. a5s5 Ontario I'd Apt.
3. Adams 1864
NEAR CHEVY CHASE % cdRGLE, cCddRR,G1n,c,t,rc 4 Ga IL
ciated convenient location. CIeve. 4033.
PARK RD.-FURN. OR UNFURN.. CLEAN;
Gnessin mmed BOSSES sr sp Ap a. GO" sss5
DUPONT CIRCLE. I7:9 P sT. Nw.-TWo
rooms. kitchenette. bath. CONTINUOUS n, nSt
water. electricity and gas furnished; SCUM
ern exposure: phone.
KEW ENs-ATTRACTIvELY FuR, Rc
nished. hest section: near cars and busl Two
m"nth: rSH"tf $50. $50 Years lease Pot. 5477:
bsF .5e s9 E99Ms 3SFse KcsES KIT J. BIS sSp
land nicely furnished: possession at once: 4
large rooms and bath. Call owner. Clev.
CLEVELAND PARK-s.- ROOMS ANPT p
bath: couple .r preferred E ssa5 $50 3212 News"k
dseI T9K tARSE acs ROOMS S ANR SdTH Ix
Main s12o. Br. 236. or Cleveland i111.J:
S ROOMS. ALL EXPOSURES. SHOWER. AT
st. bus: garage reasonable. Adams 1907.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK-TwO
sny and ean
hned surroundings strictly choice. 311 12
WANTED-TwO GIRLS TO SHARE APT.
cooking opti3nal single beds. sos Ethel
hurst Ants. Fr. 3694-W. 20s
!0s G s.E:-TwO ROOMS. COMPLETELY
and kitchenette near bath: ami: laundry. .
VERY DESIRABLE. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
able. Line. 9725-J.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
SI'RI'RRAN RNARD.
\PARTAsENTS FURNISHED.

FALLS CHURCH VA Good board So ne,
,' eok Pns service. rs minutes :" cente" -
90
Evening star., 1926-09-19

1922 CALIFORNIA ST. Nw-vERY AT
fracttve apartment Of reception hall, living
room dining room. bedroom, Kitchen and
bath, Excellent condition and splendid resi-
dental section. Large rooms and ample
closet space; Location convenient to stores
and cars Reasonable rental of $50. Apply
ianttor
DAVIDSON 4 DAVIDSON
Rental Agents.
NJ ain 1bl2. 1913 9Th ~. NV
Evening star., 1926-09-19
Wi\TEn-ROONS.

GENTLEMAN middle aged. desires large
Eney McKinley s,choe "a and T sic. n,e.
ticulars. Address Boy 53.A. Star office
TWO BRIGHT. sunny rooms. FURNISHED or un-
furnished private & bath for light & housekeep, p
tion: electricity instantaneous hot water.
Address Box 266.H. star offite.
N COMMERCIAL ZONE. .nreferably near
'nom % for sit shor. alone or with It'll one or or
Two rooms. kitchcnctte and hath. untnr-
.ddre.. BOY is,,H sta orHcc
Desires Furnished, room with private bath
noes; state price. Address Box ia Star
YOUNG LADY; uniysr.ity, student; wants
,ctnity Dupont Circle or Columbia road:
, rrios. SIS. Address Box t56B, star office.
NICELY FURNISHED room in northwest
snS .s tor LADY xses ddFee: R"s st"Hf .sH
once
wANTFI5ITvo Furnished rooms. by couple
ss.c PER i4th St, rass Is. above nsy o,;b IT. Nd Sd
dress Box 4sa-H. star offics la'
EMPLOYED MOTHER. and daughter 'ffth
graqe,. desire furnished room and kltcnenste r
142.A. Star offcc
ROOM WITH BATH. in private home. for
lady Ia business: pleasant sIvIronwent @ and
Sta nr4ce 2l'
FURNISHED, or unfurnshed room, ant
nSfs seSsn rTi priTere 1rF ADDRESS BoS N ga star
once
Young MAN wants room with private
details. Address Boy 134.A. Star Office
titchen: give -nricc in answer Address Box
6SA. Star Office.
family, NV. section. Address Box 46o,H
TWO WE'LL HEATED @s,j furnished single
hedrooms. Address Box al1-H. star office.
wA>TtD-nOONS N,D BOARD.
YOUNG MAN teacher. desires room and
s,fis snS 'ss.opse =.
dre.. Boy toe:H .S.sr ono. 10.
nIe.sant, room: WIN board. nriyate bath
nrsfeEred: sDoGtth OF T. VEST Of 14'h req. "a.
BOY oaa r. star Office 1a'
LADY DESIRES room and bath with hoard
hrst floor; private home or IN sna"tmeni
oction: $50 or SIS ner month. Address
Young business woman desires room, and
distance departments: references exchanged
.ddress Box 357-H. Star office.
ny EMPLOYED LADY: in prinate family
near Lincoln Park. Address Box 451-H.
star office.
NOME for hoy 3. girl 10 years of age: must
Nc reasonable Address Box SS-A. star
office
room and board in or near Brookland car
line: private family preferred. 7l2 Hamhn
-. me-.
room AND BOARD for mdilo-aged lady:
'u,et. private home in apart~t"nt, star"
.aton and terms. Address Box A0f-H,
nfEre
TABLE BOARD.
13S" KENYON ST Nw-First-class home
.noSrg; dinner. 6Oc; monthly rates. Col.
ac"1. - COS
I-5c oUE-De'icious home-cooked meals:
green Vegetables hot breads. good desserts
and salads: individual tables. 30"
100 EUCLID Nw.-Home cooking. home
made desserts and frea3 of all kinds sun
.'1v dinner 80 ..1,.f= t1nms aH0o-J
SI'HIRRAN BOARD.
I.AJIc ~rII-pTu hoard
Evening star., 1926-09-19
TARIE RnARn

TABLE BOARD.
13S" KENYON ST N.w-First-class home
.notirg; dinner. 60c: monthly rates. Col
acc1 - COS
1-Sc OJTE-nelicious home cooked meals:
green Vegetables hot breads. good desserts
and salads: individual tables. 30"
100 EUCLID Nw.-Home cooking. home
-, 9de desserts and rreai of all kinds sun
.'7v dinner so .a,.t= Adams aS05-J
Evening star., 1926-09-19
iTo2 g CT

IT13 G ST
-. Very desirable apartment of reception hall
ll, Lying room dining, room, two bedrooms
e.ceent ernen ano on9tnn Gnin srgs 6rsnt rooms in
ianitor service. Within few Minutes walk
of the Govt. depts. and business section
Convenient to stores etc. Moderate rental
OF $50. Amply janitor or
DAVIDSON 4 DAVIDSON.
Rental Agents
Main 1919. 1013 5th St NV
Evening star., 1926-09-19

room AND BOARD for mid ilc-aged lady:
,-utet nriVate home in apart~l"nt, Sf2f"
'.,"ation and terms. Address Box 40G-H,
nfire
Evening star., 1926-09-19


1923 sT.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH
and reception hall. S55.
1914 Mt. Pleasant ST. room. kitchen.
reception hall. bath dining alcove. S45
g rooms. kitchen. bath and reception hall,
1929 18th ST. rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch $50.
14i4 V ST room. kitchen and bath.
G.. W. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Frank. 5000.
1853 n ST NV.
Apts. l. and 32-4 r. and b. each: fre-
place in living room: good condition. rent.
S55 and $50 mo.
533 o1st ST NV.
Apartments OF > and r.; kitchen and
hath: will paper. etc. to suit tenant: rea-
1868 Park ROAD NV
5r. and h.: 3rd-n. nat: heat included: low
rent.
11O7 MARYLAND AVE. NE:
3 r. kitchen and h.: good cOnd.: cleo. gas
and heat included in rent at $50 mo.
80 TODD PL. NE
ar. and h. fiat good condition. available
Oct. I rent. S45 mo.
14o3 r 81 Main $3.50
Evening star., 1926-09-19

$500 14th ST. NV.
Modern, freproof building;
elevator service; 3 rooms, kitch-
en-. bath and inclosed porch,
$3.50 to $85; 4 rooms, recep-
ton hall, inclosed porch, kitchen
and 2 baths, 500. Also one fur
nished apt. of l room and bath.
$50. Apply resident manager or
H. l.. RUST CO..
1Oo1 18th st. NV. Main 6sss
RIGGS 1909 15th-2 r.. n. AND BATH
"Nolsrd". 1413 T--5 r.. X. and hath.
Y. w. GRAHAM e. 20. OR JANTTOR
l5n2 a NV
Two ro,,., y .,|v.,. :.s s:i ::i., "a. steam
Evening star., 1926-09-19

THE NORTHTMBERJ. .AND--TWO SMALL
anartmcnts. suitable for one or two persons
oriental rugs and eouiDped for houselte"ning
e-n and $50 per month by the wear, shorter
,., -. c.r nc arranged "Os
Evening star., 1926-09-19

NOME for hoy e girl 10 years of age must
NJ reasonable. Address Box SS-A. star
Evening star., 1926-09-19

noon and board in or near Brookland car
line: private family preferred 1l2 Hamln
Evening star., 1926-09-19

ny EMPLOYED LADY: in private family
near Lincoln Park. Address Box 45I-H.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

NICELY FURNISHED room in northwest
With or without board: in ant. with elevator
-ervice for lady walking distance Of eth
and sts nv Address BOX 462-H. Star
Evening star., 1926-09-19

EMPLOYED MOTHER and daughter tffth
gradel desire furnished room and kitchenete
or large housekeeping room Address Box
14o-A officc
Evening star., 1926-09-19

furnished rooms. by couple
slec.. MAR 14th ST. cars. above st. NV.
hy Oct 1st: not over s25 per month. Ad-
drAee Rnx 4S3-H Star Office lQs
Evening star., 1926-09-19

YOUNG LADY university student wants
rnfrrnishsd room preferably in apartment:
rrins. SIS. Address Box t56-B. star office
Evening star., 1926-09-19

THE RENSINGTON. CLIFTON AND l4th
ste near Central High Schools rooms and
hath porch: Handsomely furnished. southern
Xposurr we" r'i!, ne ;nw. nprs "' "'
Evening star., 1926-09-19

I'fV VI I.
very comfortably furnished apartment
~ one room reception hall and tiled bath:
excellent condition and fine residential sec
tion one-half square from cars and hnsses
and within a fnw minutes walk Of down
town Govt depts etc. Very low rental of
for ips
Evening star., 1926-09-19

RENTAL $50
4 very desirable apartment OF recepttor
hall. living room dining room. bedroom
Kitchen bath and large inclosed front porci
To he put in excellent condition and con
veniently located to cars and stores and
within short walk of downto wn South.
ern exposure. Modern fireproof corner build
ing. Apply janitOr 1901 18th st
Evening star., 1926-09-19

TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN PRIVATE
bath. neatly furnished; reasonable; garage
&. lSo 20 QUINCY NJ ne. Owner.
oMPLETETY FURNISHED APT PHONE
~ 10000 or call al Ant. CSC, Chastlston.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

sO7 ONV1RT0 PD.--TwO ROOMS ErrCH.
~ hath hall. nor,'h well furnished AZ
outside rooms. n"2r ca ilreS --
: LARGE ROOMS BATH. o LARGE TLOS-
sts: also large dining room a"d Kitchen:
l'rht heat ani ele"tri"itv furnished, 500
'rer month. $40 North Carolina ave sc.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

II Ny. AVE NV. NEAR GOVT. PRINT
ing off1ce Post Office-M odern Groom apt.
S37 so North 3S5.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
IFnnffnnnA
l437 BELMONT ST. NV.

IN refined home large south ond- floor
trent room porch and private hath: also
single rooms with or without private bath:
private garage
Evening star., 1926-09-19

GENTLEMAN middle aged desires large
with private family: fun board. three meals
per day. excepting Sundays; must he near
rev Mckinley School. "rd and T SITS.
References furnished. State detailed par
tculars. Address Box 53-A. Star office
TWO BRIG HIT sunny rooms. furnished or un-
furnished private bath. for light housekeep-
ing. in private home or apartment NV. sec-
tion; electricity instantaneous hot water.
AddrAse BOX oRR.H star nffiGe
Evening star., 1926-09-19
RENT ROnNS-SURURBAN.

5000 ASH ST. MOI-NT RAINIER THREE
lHrge bright rooms newly papered ami:
well heated, S35: including heat. gas.
Evening star., 1926-09-19

IN COMMERCIAL ZONE, preferably near
Dupont Circle one large first floor front
room for gift shoo. alone or with one or
two rooms. ktchenette and hath untur
nlshed. same unper foor. So5 to $50.
Address Rox 1872 r. Sta" office
Evening star., 1926-09-19

ROOM WITH BATH in private home. for
lady ia business. pleasant environment and
surroundings essential. Address Box A.
Evening star., 1926-09-19
wA\TtD-poONS A,>D ROARD.

GENTLFMAN ANn WEE desire two clean.
pleasant rooms With board, nriyate bath
nreferreG south OF Y. west Of 18Th rea-
.onahle Referenecs ox'hsn~"t. ~ "a:
Rox oficc 10s
Evening star., 1926-09-19

1875 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-TWO
large rooms modern kitchen. bath. INV h..
ol-c: quiet home; employed peopf. COS
Evening star., 1926-09-19

BACHELOR. in Government s"rvice. Jew
desires furnished room with private bath
shower bath prefnrredN: no religious prefer
nnces: state price. Address Box ia. Star
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-01

But we know that EVERYTHING
DEPENDS ON REPENTANCE.
For I tell you again that the
Bible TELLS ONLY THE TRUTH,
and It says: BUT WHOSE CON
FESSETH AND FORSAKETH HIS
SINS SHALL FIND MERCY. That
gives even to the yilest sinner q
loophole Of safety.
Or. Hall Greater Sinner
II two conspire and agree to
commit sin, the stronger Of the
two Is the greater sinner.
The burglar that pushes D little
boy over the transom to unlock
the door and help commit theft
il the greater sinner. The bur.
glar may well meet he'll, while
the boy meets salvation through
repentance.
So with the Rev. DR.. Hall and
in his choir. shared In his sin.
shared In his death, and went out
Fof the world with him, leaving
disgrace and unhappiness behind
him.
we must not presume to read
the thoughts OF God, or to fore
tell His decisions.
But weak and human as we are,
we see the main criminal in the
DR.. Hall was a clergyman preach
ing the Gospel; he had read q
thousand times the warning against
sin.
Had Greater Responsibility
Having KNOWLEDGE. he had
greater RESPONSIBILITY. Hav.
ing power to lead good life, his
sin was the greater.
But God Is mercifui, although
just. And his son Jesus, who gave
His life on the cross and suffered
long. horrible hours, forgets and
forgives our sin and constantly in.
tercedeG for us,
AS regards DR.. Hall. who forgot
Gods words, the holy law, the
duties OF his calling. the vows that
he had taken, his case Is as simple
as that Of any animal walking
into the slaughter house.
IF HE DIED UNREPENTANT,
WITHOUT LOOKING TO GOD
AND BREATHING A PRAYER
FOR EXISTENCE, THE DEVIL
HAS GOT HIM AND HIS
ETERNAL HOME rs HELL.
The Bible tells the truth when It
tells us.
And once there he win not
Can't Bride Old Satan
The criminal that gets to he'll
ID not like the bootlegger that
HE CANNOT BRIDE THE
JAILER, THERE rs NO "OUT''
FOR HIM.
This ! say answers the question:
FWhere Is DIR. Hall now?"
/ DO NOT KNOW WHETHER
OR NOT REV. DIR. HALL HAD
TIME TO CRY TO GOD BE
TWEEN THE TIME THE RE
VOLVER BARKED AND HIS
uEATH.
IF HE DID HAVE TIME AND
IF HE DID CRY FOR PARDON,
GOD WOULD PARDON HIM.
If NOT, HIS DOOM is SEALED
What win BILLY Sunday say 70,
morrow in The Washington Times!
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WANTS TO
SEE FIGHT

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as secretary to the Crandan Thea
tiers.
Edward NJ. King, 10 Third st.
s. E.. fireman Of Truck Company
No. 8. is one of today's candidates.
william A. C"Buck'D Walsh, 215
Pennsylvania Ave. s. e.. leader 1T
the st. Peters Players, would join
the party to< board the Big Tine
Special leaving Washington Septe. :
Der % for three-day trip to he
fight and the "Sesqul" at the ex-
pense Of the Times and Sunday
Herald.
Others to register. and begin =.
lecting their 200 points, which are
necessary to win the trip, are:
Max Shapiro, 1907 Thirty-third
st. N. W., proprietor Of a market
stand at 929 B st. N. w; Joseph
Wells, manager Of the c. III. Javins
and Sons Company. Center Mark t;
r. Prima, S04 N. Capitol St.; Die;
DIR. Milton c. Thompson, 5105 I'LL
nois Ave. N. W., druggist.
William Duke, 1901 Nineteen -
st. N. W.; John M. Renwick, 754
Seventh st. s. e.; A. +. MayhcsI
member Of First Truck Company
No. Is, whose home address IL 10c4
ST. N. E.: Edwin Reed, 1887 7
st. s. E., messenger boy for the
Western Union; p. Dunbar. 293t
Walnut St., of tho Potomac and
Electric Power Company.
Joe A. Nance, Of the Services
| Pharmacy. Fourteenth and L Streets
N. W.; Gordon Arion, G. and i
Motor Service, 1908 C st. N. w.
D. Zuckerman. 1922 Fourteenth
st. N. W., manager of the Contra
Tire ana Accessories Company
Frank Adhlin, clerk at Peoples
] Drug Company, 1889 Fourteenth
st. n. W.: ]. e. Jones, Room al
]. A. 8. Donoghue, sO4 c st
N. E., of the Home Theater, 1922 {
st. N. e.; ]. Wright. 621 Maryland
Ave; r. L. Donenburg, 7S6 Sixth
st. n, E.; L. NJ. McVeary, ~
Fifteenth ST., barbershop proprietor
Charles r. Corbett, Alexandria, Va.
and Jerry Finklsstein' 1000 Florida
These are some of the new can
didates today for the 200 free fight
Plan II Explained
Methods OF obtaining the ring
side seats at the heavyweight cham
piOnshlp match and q berth In thu
Big Time Special leaving washing
ton September 81 are explained u
an announcement Ia another part
% today'a paper.
II Definite plans for the entertain
ment OF the winners viii be made
public aoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-01
Where is DIR. Hall

On9
Where is DIR. HALF
I deal In these articles, not with
the dreadful mystery. but what Is
more important, with the lessons
OF life and death, OF sin and OF vir-
tue. involved in the mysterious Hal
murder case. 1t will be discussed
from one end OF this nation to the
other. and pray heaven It may do
good. inducing men and women to
think ana pray.
How many millions of human -e-
ings have asked themselves the
Question. Where n Or. Hall now?'
and wi1era is Mrs. Mills. the niger-
able ana unhappy woman that Sisd
with him?
Are they burning IN HEN. IN fire
that thA Bible promises to the
wicked?
Were they. as the atheists believe.
merely like two sinful candle flames.
Enuffed out and no more Of it?g Or
have they been taken from this
world to another world. where sins
are automatically forgiven, because.
IL you please, I'VE poor human
creatures are weak and know no
Eetter?"
Hell Made for Sinners
/ answer that he'll was made for
sinners and hell GETS THE SIN
NERS IL unrepentant. The dying
thief was saved; he repented.
The Bible is THE WORD OF
GOD. and God does not mislead us.
He does not delude his children
with fairy stories, He warns them,
and Il Ii FOR them to THINK.
OBEY, and SAVE THEMSELVES.
The guilty man and woman
found dead side by side in the
blacklist sin were criminals against
the laws of God, criminals against
the husband Of one and the wife
Of the other; they were not two
human candles" to be gnuffed out.
Depends On Repentance
Candles are made of wax or
tallow, wick runs through them:
SOUL, LIFE AND CONSCIENCE
DO NOT RUN THROUGH THEM.
When a candies flame goes out,
that Is the end. But the MINOR
tai flame. the eternal soul that
burns In every man and woman, Is
not the flame Of q candle,
It is the creation Of God, made
to last forever. And It IL for the
man and for the woman to decide
WHAT that eternal existence shall
be.
I deal today with the case of DR..
Hall. It is not for us mortals to
estimate guilt or pronounce sudg-
ment.