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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.)
FOR QUICK SALE.

ON y - mn - AiSA~s
Owner Leaving Town
,ofteTs hong below cost LoSatssd ted half r.,
First Floor
}jsrsrs eceakisst room room porches. iavaiorS,
lltchen. pantry.
Second Floor
Four master bedrooms. complete tile
closet and others.
Also
Two s.yants prc seTysnts p,tsnfa hath
Weather strip hardwood floors. l6, tons
neaes e4 town ana es ssd tWo
spare tires. porch furniture breakfast room
Iaf'4roi All 4rroinr for So. 900 direct. or ssssoo
through youg sgsnats kent VII srranse ,,rce term terms
81. r $4,000 second trust. g y e payable
$3.50 month: balance cash. Owner will send
VIII Consider Renting.
Address Box 326-X. Star Office. for ap-
pointment: 10
For a Home or Investment.
We have for sale very attractive resi-,
dence on Washington Heights-between
isth st and the MI Pleasant ear lines
room,ng house or rented apartments.
FIRST floor has entrance hall eLpnn,sne psr,'ns
1sss IoTs1, dining room with open fireplace
Geas logs bath. kitchen. glassed-in porch
IN the second floor are 3 rooms and pain
on the thlrd floor = rooms. toilet and lava
tory. with frst-class heating plant. au-
tomato tstoraEel hot-water heater; malo
f61nl and laundry in basement. There ls q
good. size yard with brick double garage
sereens newly painted. An allowance WI M
hS made for rfpaperng--otherWise the
house is in perfect condition.
Price. $4,000
AND WILL BE FINANCED on
VERY EASY TERMS.
You viii find this an exceptional oppof-
funlty. ..-.,-
NckEENFR & GOSS.
l4l5 X Street. Main AoZ.
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ALL BARGAINS.

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All of the Above Bargains Open for Your Inspections.
QUICK REALTY COMPANY. INC. REALTORS.
sERv1cEoUnK RESr!Ts
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SALE Or RENT-IIOUSES.
AUCTION SALES.
fTTURE DAYS.

THos. J. OWEN son. Auetioneers
1RUsTEEE;sL, 60 SALE OF yyAAITrABLE REAL
DEf.AFiELD sTREET SoRTHWEsT.t
august q. 1e24 and rscorded september. o.
isnd records Of Tho District Of Columbia
thereby, the undersiSnsd VIII sell q. public
Elk 7aIs. If lRAX e Pxs. xsfS4fia H N:
situate In the District OF Columbia and being
lot numbered one hundred eighty I60l in
the subdivision made by Norris Cafr1tZ OF
lots in square thirty hundred and eleven
l80l1) as per plat recorded in the ONCE Of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia. in
Liber - at folio I2S: subject. however 10
the covenants OF record.
Terms of sale One-third cash: balance
to be arranged 81 time of sale. Subisct 70
will be required AZ time Of. sale. Terms OF
sale TO be complied with within thirty days
Of date of sale, otherwise the trustee. re-
serve the right to resell the property at
the rick and cost OF defsultinG purchaser
after five days advertisement Of said re-
sale in some Newspaper published in Wash
ington. p. G. All conveysncing and notary
Mffffo6N sTRAsBuRtGHER'
SEA dads. exsuAhol Trustees.
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1h0S' D. O"E-> . ~ H'O4 AO-'i''
Attorneys Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Nine-Room and
Bath Brick Dwelling, No.
1911 Girard St. NV.
At Auction.

will soil at puhIle auction III from! ..t
Der is. is26. AT FIVE O'Clock PM lot
A in square 2o56. This building can h'
easily converted into an apartment and has
2 lot OF l42 feet In depth. with ample room
for garage.
deed OF trust for $4,000 90. due IN about
2h years, with interest at ak per cent. pa
81 10000 cash and the balance In monthly
inst ailments Of 500 90. including interest ~
0la per cent. $95O.O0 deposit required
Convey ancinG. recording. etc. at purchase =.
cost. Sale to ie closed within thirty d3S =
LOUIS OTTENHERG
sell IL .l314l5 Attorney.
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ADAM = "EoVHI4T1E q s'V-S' HU0VN
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, No.
1929 Webster St. NV, With
Garage.

By virtue ,9[ a ..rtsin deed deed of trust dul,,
Sss as .s. s. ss 6a %Pacsnh t;5ei % oS S d o &.
f9E H9kB 6hK q ErTEsShGN ri sd1rne l2:s A
land and premises situate III the District a.
r dmSS..ou aS and s RH%sst4
.s hnr,d % 1T y IN 1 saSe al pa4 pl
the .1rveySrs ONCE cI for n: District ] Of G.,
hest. elec: lights. and Esrsge
Terms q q Il sss a onsthib x. 81 base lns IN
equal ins.allmenis repre sen,ed by the prom
9ry aSS no,.s 81 The ,h al r IN $ on:
ps ..2Sd eG dsy By deed gt o & PnS H.
he s' purchsssr A deposit OF $500 requirsd
q n time na Of ao,s. & :a. M s
T:ha &. ,hy I.ss s: % Ss ds IN; e ;ss
resell the property at the risk and cost o.
9s after o .dSs nSs day
paper published ia the city OF "ashinE'''
FE1NK J. EHLERs
THos J. OwEN 4 son. AuCTloEEERs
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IN
sss22SSfFiRl saA4 EsJs5f s44SiS4T HI2E& n
By, virtue Of a certain deed of trust dul'
OF Columbia and al the request Of the partI
MI n ts as pubic sgS.gR y iSS2, Of yIs r.
AT FOUR-THlRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol
lowing described land and premisss. situate
In the District of Columbia. ami designated
as and being lot nnc:tsrcd ninety-four (04
in Harry a kite's subdivision OF lot. ia
square numbered ten hundred and eighty
seven Ci0s7. "a per pla, recorded IL, the
lumbia in I.iber -, at folio SO.
Terms: Sold subject TO u prior deed ..
| trust for. 81 900, further particulars o.
which will he 7nuornced at time OF sale ths
purchase price above said trust TO be pai
$3.50 in cash and the baisnce in monthly
instalments. deposit OF 5000 required
ConVeysncinE and recording at pyrchas@r =
thirty 1ii days % Otherwise deposit forfeited snt
| the property may be advertised and resolt
1 at the discretion OF the trustees
B. FRANCIS Saul.
Qc2 18th - NV.
WILLIAM p RENsoS
se2-dkds.sxsu&hoi TrRstsss.
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ADAM 4. WESCHLER SON. Auctloneers.
Bankruptcy Sale of Ladies',
Mems and Children's
Furnishings, Clothing,
Etc.

BY virtue of All order of the supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia. holding
Bankrupt No. 1909. the unirrsEned trustee
viii sell by pubic auction. at weschIers go
Pc, ave. nv. on TUEsDAY, SEPTEMBER
TEN O'CLOCK AM. Mems shirts. Under.
wear, Hosiery. Collars Scarfs. Ties sweat
Underwear, Sweaters, Skirts: Boys Suite,
Caps Underwear. Sweaters: Infants Apparel,
etc.
LTNsFoRD L. HANNER Trustee.
ssS.o.1Q. 1l.l3 CplumhiD Duldtna
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ADAM A. wEscHLER { SON. Auetionee
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CHEVY CHASE. d. {.
Within One Square OF 100000
Houses.

Center hall with living room
(open freplace). very large din
ing room, extra fine breakfast
room. kitchen with linoleum on
floor. electric refrigerator. On
the second hoor there is a bed
room width of house. with
private shower bath and two
closets, each with mirror door.
Two other bedrooms, another
tile bath and an inclosed sleep
ing porch. Maids room and
cedar closet on third floor. Oak
floors upstairs and down Hot
water heat. instantaneous
heater. tireproof walls and <lat
garage and shade trees.
OPEN SATURDAY A
This house at Sl4,o50 is ?
1nzn
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SAI.E-HOCSES.

NEW GROUP COOLEY BROS. HOUSES
AT BURLEITH ADJACENT TO u. S. GLOVER PARh
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
1926 1886 inclusive. 37h street These are the
complete houses have built They are located
in the beautiful Burle section hardsuaced street
with large shade trees Stone wall the front with
vases for slrubbery PAVED ALLEY AND BC1Ll-lN
GARAGE
Braske
Bye yy e ns ss Tine G e @ %
Price and Terms Will Surprise You.
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER, OR
SEE REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES.
COOLEY BROTHERS. MAIN 2670. Cl-EN. +}OS.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

4 meeting of the Holy Family Circle will be held in the school hall Tuesday evening.
 Rev. Joseph Griffin of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, addressed a meeting Of the promoters of the pro- Ipagation Of the Faith in the church yesterday afternoon. The Forty Hours devotion opened The Forty Hous' devotion opened lat St. Joseph's church yesterday morning at the 1U:30 o'clock mass. Masses are being said today aand tomorrow at 5;30. and o'clock. The devotion will come to a close tomorrow morning at the s o'clock lmass, Confessions will be heard this Iafternoon and evening. A benefit card party will be held lin the parish hall Wednesday even- ing at S;30 o'clock.
 4 meeting of the Children of Mary will he held Tuesday evening lat 7;30 o'clock to rchearse for the reception Of new members and the browning of the statue of the BlC ased Virgin next Sunday
 St. Peters Church An anniversary mass of requiem twill be said at St. Peters church on l'riday morning at ' o'clock for Hector Charla 1d
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
LEAGUE REPORT
Commission studying Reorganization of Council Prepares Statement of Its Findings.

Geneva, May IT GP-An intima- tion 10 Spain and Brazil that their mandate as temporary members of the league or nations council may end even sooner than was expected. is contained in q draft of d report adopted at is first reading today by the commission studying reorganiza- lion Of the council.
 The report recommends that the permanent members he incroas- cd from si& 10 nine and declares that these nine shall be elected. "as soon as possible al the next assembly," This means that the non permanent members may he chosen on the oTenins day of the assembly instead Of the last day as has been custom ary.
 In loagua Of nations circles it is felt that Brazil and Spain. who have been inSistent candidates for per mancnt s"ats, may thus cease 10 be members Of the council carly in September.
 Spain. Brazil Uruguay and Argen- tina abstaincd from voting on a clause which declared that the non- permanent members take office as soon as they Were elected.
 II was reported in commission cir clcs that Brazil will withdraw her demand for a permanent seat in view of assurance that Latin Amer.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
St. Nary's Church

Requiem masses at st. Marys church this week We're announced yesterday at the masses as follows:
 Friday morning at I o'clock, anni- Versary for Michael Lyons; Friday lat 7;@0 o'clock, months mind for Thomas Ii. Pagan.
 A class Of several hundred hovs iand girls will receive their first Holy Communion Saturday at S:30 o'clock, Confessions for the class will be heard Friday afternoon at San o'clock.
 A noNena to the Holy Ghost and May devotions will be held in the church every evening this week at s o'clock.
 The New Britain chapter of the IConnecticut Council of Catholic Wo- Imcn will be held Wednesday evening fat 7:%o o'clock in the K. or (. home lon Franklin Square. Miss Ruth P Bristoll. woman probation officer in this city. will speak on Child Well fare work.
 The Italian Holy Rosary society will have a solemn high mass and a procession at tho $ o'clock mass next Sunday morning in honor of the Blessed Virgin.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
RESUME WORK TODAY IN
 TRYING TO RAISE S-5t
Vessels That Have Been On Scene Have Been Forced to Leave
 Because of Storms.

New London, May IT tPl-Forced by weather conditions to abandon operations over the week end, the salvage crews engaged in the at tempts to float the ill-fated submar- inc S-51, which went down off Block Island last September with the loss Of 33 lives. went back to their work today, according 10 wireless reports recei> ed al the submarine base from the Neslal, flagship Of the salvage fleet.
 When the northwest storm came up Saturday night divers were en- gagged in lowering the fifth and sixth pcutoons, and this work was con- tinueI today. Radio dispatches re- ccivcd here indicated that although the storm had abatcd high winds were prevailing today, and as a re- suit it was felt that little would be accomplished.
 The storm was of such intensity that the vessels of the fleet were forced to leave their moorings above the sunken submarine and seek shelter,
 The smaller ships fought the lee of Point Judith, while the Nestal and FaIson rode the storm out at sea. All Of them returned 10 their moor ings this morning.
 The tug Penobscot due to arrive here last night from Naragansett Bay, did not arrive until this morn ing Upon arrival she reported the delay was due to rudder trouble She will take Captain F.. ]. King, com- mandant Of the submarine base, who is in charge of the work Of lifting the S-51. to the scene of operations tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
ica will get three non permanent seats, but this could not be confirm ed.
Seek Delay in Farley
 On Booze Smugqling

Washington, May 17 tPl-Ameri- can officials will seek a delay until July 1 for the conference with Eng fish authorities on methods of pre- venting rum smuggling.
 Assistant Secretary Andrews. head Of the American commission to Lon. don, had planned 10 sail next Satur- day but he decided il would be bet ter to remain here while prohibition legislation is pending in congress. He also will defer until September his tour of inspection of fhc country.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Cecil S0reI, French Star
 On Stage, to Wed Count

Paris, May 11 Rj-A stir was caused in the aristocratic and the- atriCaI worlds of Paris this morning by the announcement that Cecil Sorel, famous star of the Comedie hrancaisc. was to be married today to count Gullaumo De Segur. The ccremony was 10 take place in strict r1yacy at q small village near Marscilics.
 Count De Se2ur who belongs to an old French family, is known both as writer and musician.
 Mile, Sorel visited the United States in 1922, appearing in New York in La Domi Monde" Later she played in Boston and on her re- turn to France described Boston as the soul Of America.
 She has been the center of several
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
26 ALIENS IN CREW OF
 SCHOONER DESERT SHIP
some Escape In Rowboat and 9th CTS Swim Ashore From Ship
 on New Bedford

New Bedford. Mass, May IT GPi- 'T"enty-siN members Of the crew of 2A aliens OH the three masted Cape Verde packet schooner Fairhaven deserted the vessel yesterday as if lay in the anchorage basin on the Fairhayen side of the river Only the navigator and one seaman remained. Others seized the ships boat and roNed 10 shore. Several swan 10 freedom.
 Captain Edward !. OHyeira. youngest skipper in 1he packet trade WfS ashore when the crew escaped. Since Inc Fairha1eu's urrivaI here May 17 she has hccD making seven feet of w-ter in her hoto every 24 hours, neccssitattng steady pumping by inc crow. Fear that The schoon- CT would sink during yesterdays heavy rain is believed to have been inc reason for the assertion.
 That he believed his crow might
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
TaXis and Bullets Fly
 In New York Bandit Chase

New York, May IT Hp - A wild race between taxicabs from which flew bullets exchanged by three rob bers in one cab and a policeman in another, resulted in the capture to- day of one robber in whose room the police said they previously had found letters from life termers in the Tren- ton, N. J., prison begging for drugs The man gave his name as William Hcslin, 23 years old.
 The chase started when the trio stole taNicab in upper Manhattan and ended when the car crashed into another taXicab.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
MISS REINDEL SHONERFD.

\ miscellaneous shower Was tcn- tired Saturday night 10 Miss Ger trude Reindn' at inc homo of Mrs. Gertrude SchWieert Of &S Hawkins street. About Is guests were present Games wore played and refrcsh- men's served. Miss I;endcI was the recipient Of many beautiful gifts. She will become the bride Of Harold Eo3nor on JUnn ?.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
BIkIH Is RI.GISILkE,H

London, May Y A7l-The name of the Duchess Of Yorll's baby daughter was officially recorded today in the books of the registrar for Mayfair as Elizabeth Alexandra Mary. The reg lstrar went to the Works residence in Brutcn street with the necessary form, which was filled in by the duke.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
MRS JAFFE PLAYS
 CHARMING MUSIC
Ii0IiniSt'S Program FaSCinateS Trinity Church Audience

Violin music charmed a congre. s~tion at Trinity Methodist church ast night, when Florence Bowman affe of this city, who is studving
 n Leopold Auer. the worlds most
 nous violin pcdagog played seven
 thralling numbers before an audi
 cc that was unusually large de-
 te the rainy weather. Although
 re IS rule against applause at
 7 Sunday night music services,
 \, W. H. Alderson. pastor. carried
 ay by the beauty of the music, 'rSclt was the first 10 applaud and
 'ltured to say, when he got 10
 aven. nCNt 10 being able 10 sing
 John Mccormack. he would a 10 play the violin like Mrs. \ r. The soloist had beautiful Sport at the piano in the person
 Theron w Hart.
 M was Mrs. Jaffe's second public Ioarance in the city this season. $ sidering her remarkable ability ftl the how. she does not or has {. yielded the public access to her }lsic very frequently New Britain. ,Feyer. is appreciatiye of such an fst among it's citizenry and Mrs Sffe is assured Of sympathetic
 , admiring audience whenever she rys.
 tfIer program was electic and di-
 rse. Beginning with the melodi-
 $ Midnight Bells Of Heubergor.
 ? took mp the brilliant and tcchni- 1y overpowering 20th caprice of 'Ganini. Where SO many bramble
 shes Of technical pitfalls exist as q Paganini piece, if requires @
 dinist of surpassing skill and con- 3ence 10 essay f. before an audi- zee, and Mrs. Jaffc made it sound ,itc as any other hard one sounds ,dcr the hands of a master. Her ,it, however. did not go unobscrv- 1 by those acquainted with the cir instances attending the playing of 'aFanni music, She followed this with a luscious bit of Bcctboyen--a 'rondino"-bowing those vibrant. 'ound and mellow touos that is aiv- n to yiolinists 10 produce if they snow how.
 Her following hr#ro WAS needed y the erer-prcsont Romance" by Ejeniawslli--Wh is lever pres 'nt' on violin programs bocausa if g masterpiece. In this the violin st gave everything she h"d-bcau- ifnl tonn and an abundance of
 it, tochnic. Many thought ii thr most cuio9"nla piece of inc evening which Wa= not t1'o first time that 'articular number has been regard .d in that light.
 Variety being the spice of pro cr,lI-making, Schumaun's "Tbo Walnut Tree" followed. a Wisp of 'ure melody played with the mute. hen came Schubcrt's immortal 'AEn Maria" which gives to the iolin such a heavenly opportunity c show it's powers Of intensified eng. it's faculty ot carrying melody in manner to stir the heart md induce that perfect peace which omcs with high artistic satisfac- io1. This was tn end the program f violin music. hui the audience vas not satisfied SO that Brahms' r%l Hungarian dance. which had .een shuntcd from the program pre- iouslv hocausc of it's unchurchly pprarnCr in print was added. }"ing no dance at all in th" accept Il ntanins of The word. but merely ti'la. thc music a3u"lE jnstifed it- otf as it al"als docs. Mrs. Iatfo roircjed il with vim and energy.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

attempt just such q move was indi- cated by Captain Oliveria last week when he asked New Bedford police 10 keep q close watch on his vessel. Immigration officials began an in- vestiga1ion this morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
RECEPTION FOR FIR. KEANE

Court Columba. Catholic Dau@h- tora of America. will meet Thursday evening at Judd's hall. A reception will he given for Rev John J. Krmc Of St. Jo.pph's church, re- gently elected chaplain. Rcfresl1- mvnts will be served.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
MEETING or c. c. C. ".

Ther" will he meeting Of the New Britain Chapter, Connecticut Council Of Catholic Women. al the Knights Of Columbus rooms Wednes- day evening at 7:3Q o'clock. Miss Ruth Bristol assistant probation officer, will address The meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Goodbye washboard /.

Already these millions have given up washboards for good. Now they do the family wash the quick way, the easy way the wonderful soak-and~,inse way!
 They just put the whole wash to soak in Rinso studs. The ground>in dirt and stains loosen and float of in the water.
 Then they rinse-and the wash comes out winter, brighter than hours of hard rubbing could get it!
 The most grimy hems and edges need
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

skirmishes with Partisan caricatur- istsr whose drawings she considered offensive.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

THE news is too good to keep. One neighbor tells another.
 No more hard rubbing for mel See howwhte and clean my wash is this week and all did was soak and rinse!"
 Millions are saying it. Thousands have written to tell us. Read above what one of many right around here says.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Clothes last longer

Clothes last longer with Rinso It's so gentle. Then, too, it saves rubbing the clothes threadbare against board.
 Rinso whitens better than boiling aud sterihzes, too!
 Try it this week, Get Rinso from your grocer; follow easy directions on package.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
Best in washers

If you use a washer, by all means try Rinso. You'll be delighted! Recommended bymakersof27 leading washingmachine5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17
What is Rinso <?

Rinso is an amazing new kind oflaun~ dry soap-granulated.
 So safeyou could soakyour hnestwhite table cloth in it for days without harm. Wonderfully easy on hands - never again will they look red and washworn. Contains no acids, bleaches or harm~ ful chemicals.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-17

only a gentle rub between the fingers to
The Western outlook., 1926-05-15
Whero to Go Suaday
SAN FRANCISCO

st Cyprian,S Episcopal Mission
holds service in the chapel II I !.
Church of,sthe Advent, Fellsstre' I,
below Cough. Holy communion
8:45 A M; SUNDAY school, 2 P M;
vespers 3 Pm Father R. +. Palmer
priest in charge. All are Weis ONE.
The Western outlook., 1926-05-15
BETH EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH

BETH EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
Tenth and Magnolia Streets
Rev. J.. P. Hubbard, Pastor
ll:OO o'clock, Morning Service.
1l:l5 Junior Service, a special pro-
gram. 700 o'clock, B. Y. P. u, an
interesting program. 800 o'clock,
Evening Service. All are invited.
Phillips Chapel c. N. e. Church
Corner California and Derby Streets
Berkeley, Calf.
Sunday school at $50 o'clock.
Morning service at eleven o'clock.
Epworth League, $50 o'clock.
Night service at 7:N.
Rev. J. w. Parham. Pastor.
The Western outlook., 1926-05-15
The Church with Vision and
A proUrommo

IIOf5s Ut1ItE'~
First A. nj. E. Church, Fifteenth
street, between Market and West,
Oakland-Sunday services: Preaching,
IL a. m. and p. M; Sunday school,
/ p. M; Alien Endeavor, p. m.
Prayer and class meeting on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock. The Lords
Supper every Sunday. Official board
every first Monday evening; trustee
board every second Monday evening;
REV. NELSON PRYOR, Pastor
The Western outlook., 1926-05-15
OAKLAND

st. Augustine's Episcopal Church;
Iwenty-seventh and West streets,
Sunday services: 8 q. M, holy COM
nunion; 9:45. Sunday school; 10:45,
morning prayer; IL, holy eucharist;
1890, baptism; p. m. Young Peo-
ple's Fellowship; 8, evensong and ser
mon. Holy communion every Wednes-
day mornii R at > o'clock.
Rev. d. R. Wallace, Rector.
The Western outlook., 1926-05-15
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH
l2o7 Powell ST., s. F.

lZ07 Powell 81, ,. +.
Sunday Services II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school AT $50 4. III.
Allen Endeavor $50 p. m.
Class meering Tuesday s p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday p. m.
Choir Practice Fridays SIR m.
You are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. A. R. DobBiny, Pastor.
A M. E. ZloNACHURCH
(sTARR KlNG)
1867 GEARY sfREEu, S. F
Sunlav school GAS A.M-Preacl,-
ing at IL o'clock. Christian En-
deavor at 7 P. M. Evening sermon
at 8 Pm.
REV. j. ]. BYERs, Pastor.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
Third Baptist Church, Hyde and
Clay streets, San Francisco-Snnday
services. / a. m. and D. N S'ln-
dav school 9:4O am. SIN. Crawford
superintendent; B. Y. p. NJ, $50 70
80 p. m. You are sure Of the best
and most helpful sermons and . well
come that 'oes not wear ont.
REV. E. w. MOORE, Pastor.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-26
BOARD

ROOMS and Board. S25 9th St. Phone
867-W. Mrs. Henry