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SIS OUACKENBOS ST. NV.
isoUARE EAST OF GA. AVE.
Comparatively new semi-detached brick
house. g rooms and tiled bath. hot-water
heat. electricity. oak floors and garage: con-
cenient to car line: S6s. so.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1433 X St NV. Main 1Ol7
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Pm.
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BIG BARGAINS IN
RI1SINESS PPOPEpTX

A 2-story brick store and dwelling. leased
for 81 ZOO Der annum. tenant doing n good
business. Price only $4,000. No trades.
8. v. GUSACK
Attorney for Owner
400 5th st. NV
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.


1880 LAMONT ST NW.-I0 RMS.
baths. h.-w.h.. cleo; / room
ed Cd porrh: orch Lar S'' garage. ........ $4,000
'h bath1. hwh.. eiec. .o"','' anu '"o 10000
eneties' ~ = baths. h.%h'. WI eec.. CO. 10000
~ bath 1'. h'.W.h'. ~ ci.c. .oo'"' 4"1 5000
bath h-w.h. cleo front and rear
porches screens and awnings. ga
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNusHED.

1888 M conn. AvE.---l4 r. h AMI. $4,000
aa99s a99s fArfyle Ter ---1o r.. b.. ami. $500
34II 33rt pl. nw.-i0r',2 ami. i75.O0
1853 1853 dfniss dirass nn.ww-,of 5. ami 1924
Idda Idd lamont nw-or..e B.. ami. ami $500
2yY1 21yyY11 forter n.w.--S "a Q b.. ami. 1880
3i35 3 Adams Mill rd.---6 r.. B.. ami. id5.oo
1855 1855 Man,ss,ss 'n g. s%o " ami 1922 109 90
ii1a ii1i91d Eaeld b,h :, n;w-19 r. 3 b.. ami. $500
l308 Col I'd: n.w-9r'. b.. h..w.h.:. $500 $500
aS3s ss,s 14th i., =. nv r. ;, AMI. amt 7soo
SiSs Il 4 i st; ave- n-T@1s b, AMI. 1900
iieS Euclid sEf n,S nsr, r. B. D. ami. ami 7soS 7sco
52Is lsth n.w.--s f. b. h.Wh.... VA. 0.oo 40.oo
no l2th ne r. b.. h..wh 1000
"a Emerson st. n.w-6 r b. n m 70 90
12s 12so pGuS Euclid q mp r; B.. anil. $500
3534 1th st; n.w-6 r. b., ami. G5Go
ila i5a7 sPrins E Y, I'd. aS nT-e r.: b; ami 1900
2l9 4 ne IS r.. b.. ami'''...'' Gooo Go oo
g32 pa tongfellow ssn, n.w-6r r. . b., ami. 5000
si7 Resfsr Rn IT. sM n.w06' g. o. ami ami Go00 so 90
sd8e 9b8 eDsinteld & pl n:w-os r., b.. ami. $1,000
al Coz GIr'Di Td nosr;: nwCs q; ami. 300 90
6o9 Irving n.w.-6 r.. b.. anil. % %S15o
624 Orleans pl. n.e.-6 r, b. ami IN OO
0o7 Gresham pl. n.w-6r b. ami. 30 %,
ZIG Bryant ST. n.e.--6 r. b.. ami. 80 90
1929 9TH at. n.e.-S r. b., ami 5000
d2lS Orren 81. n.e.--b r.. b.. ami. 80 90
3S31 Ga. ave n.w-7 r.. b... 455o
l0S Quincy st. n.e.-S r. b. ..., as 90
253 u u n.e.-6 r. b.. ami. 49,. a. so
243 14th pl n.e-6 r and b. .... 40 90
lO29 10Th st. n.w.-6 r.. h. ..... 40 nun
252 14th n.e-4 r.. b.. elec. ..... 70 80
~ X st. n.e-S r.. b...,,.,,., b. ~ 90
110 3rd st. n.w.-S r.. b. b......... 70 81
! 152 9Th st. n.w.-5 rooms. ..... 355t
1342iA f st. net r. b. ..... 90 Sc
426 18th at. s.e.--4 rooms. .... 5000
&. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 200. 925 18th St NV
1915 NEWTON ST. N,w-0 r..
1877 Lamont st. u.w.--10 r. . baths
double garage -. ...........1 125 no
~ You at. n.w.--S r. b.. gar. space . IS so
1S Bryant ave. n.e.-6 r.. b.. amt. . 10 90
ami. ...........'.......'..... Is 90
123 st ne.-9 r. . b.. ami, so 90
1113 ID st. n.e.-4 r............... 20 90
1903 3rd st s.e-5 rooms ..... I'll 90
zoos 18th st. s.e.-5 rooms .... 20 90
1921 Bay st. se.--6 r. and n: ami - 90
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1nt1 1-.f q, ~ ny
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8l6 C ST NE.
u rooms and bath ..........- .S3o.OU
1405 PARK AVE. NV.
8 rooms and bath. .S7o.Oo
1919 K ST. Sc.
5 rooms and bath .S22.oO
1920 PARK RID. NV.
o rooms and 2 baths ........ .S1Uo.UV
6S SEATON PL. NV. oo
asia 18th ST. NV.
'0' sss IfNsGGRAHAM sT. NV. oo
3733 KANAWHA ST. NV.
''' 1855 31st ST. INV.
10 rooms and 81 9a1hi asthi Sri NV. $4,000
8 rooms and bath h........: .S51O5
.8O6 UNIVERSITY PL. NV.
10 rooms and 2 baths. .S905O
eS46 CONN. AVE.
rooms baths. Gear garage. =. .S145.O0
342I 14th 81, NV.
rooms and baths. 3-car garage. 90
Fl. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th 81. NV. Main 6sSs.
COLORED.
sleeping porch. double garage. $50. ALBERT
~ n vNVSD Urxx smw1 lxe NJ
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COZ .ORED

SoLoN NIbs
3os so N d.avdn st. mww11r AMI go oo oo
isii Rigs st. n:w.No r.. k g.. 1900
~ M st. ne-12 r. . b. h..w h..... 1000
81 II st. n.w.-8 r.. b.. ami. 1000
1929 Ist n.w-6 r., b. anil. $500
Oil /. st. n.e.---7 r. b.. ami. ....... $500
193 i93e n st n;w-S nv r. p. ami. 6ooo 6ooo
1925 10th at uw-lO r. h .... 60 90
23l Mass. ave. n;w.-9 r.. b.. ...... h5.oo
a4 434 ;ns,s 2 st. nw'.0 r. b. elec. 800, sS.o9 sS o9
i6di il Sth % st. NV. W. ist a A r.. b..... $500
I749 Willard st. n.w.-5 r.. b.. ami. 1880
400 LIST st. nw-6 r. b...... 55oo.oono 55o.oo
i5Is Corcoran st. n.w..6 r.. b. ..... 5000
35 P st. n.e.--6 r. b.. Arcola.. ...... 5000
1929 LIZ n:w-6 rooms ..... 45.oo
1854 Willard st. n.w.--5 r.. b. $500
f1S st. s.e.--6 r.. b. -; 42.50
pa Morton st. nw.14 r. b.. elec... 1890
1922 Linden st. n.e.-6 r. b....... 1000
1910 9th st. n.w.-.5 r.. b......e... 1000
.31 14th St. s.e.-e r.. b.......... 1000
1t23 9TH st. n.w.--3 r.. k. b.. ..... 35 80
70 o st. n.w.--Basement. ......... $500
GOT 33rd ct. n.w.-4 rooms ....... 3S 90
753 Morton st. n.w--5 rooms. ..... $500
i4ISIa Duncan st n.e-4 r. BE-. $3.50
l4l%h Duncan st: n.e.-4 r. b: 49,. 20. 80
7aI KastIe pl ne.-6 r.. b.. ami. -. 5000
430 N st. n.w.-4 r.. b.. elec. 600
35 350l & Sherman ave- n;w;-5 & r.. water Ss5o '5o
S6 Goat alley n.w.-5 rooms. ....... 22.00
20 Woodburn--3 rooms. .......... 1000
40S 53rd st. n.e-5 rooms.. ...... SOouu
Wade SS M I'd stevens s0 I'd. foo s.e.5 rms. 1870
?i3 10 Pleasant Ct n.,.a, nsw-4 rooms. -. az az
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 2100. .. a26 18th st. NV.
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77s Columbia rd. n.w.-e rms. h.w wh,, b.,
CALDER, Woodward Bldg. N. 3073.
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14th & Z

611 l. ST SW-6 R. B.. ANIL. 90
S131a 7th st sw-6 r..,.......,. 35 90
S02 F sw-S r.. b.............. b.. $3.50
1919 G ST. sw-9 r. b........ b. 1000
GIG 7th st. n.e.-6 r.. b. ami. 1000
FLOYD f. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV. Main :53-352.
61S IRVING ST-6 R, GAR, AMI $50. 80
nth ST. nw-6 r. b. ami $500
Cn1ored: 1920 Bird St r. b. 5000
1916 Col st--9 r.. b.. gas. ....... 5000
655 Morton nw-6 r. ami 45 90
on13 Sth NV r. gas.... 81 80
GEORGE URCIOLO. 3207 Ga. Ave. Col. 6.13.
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639 QUEBEC ST.
8 ROOMS. BATH sos.

4212 4th ST
ROOMS W AR SRJ6HEJ RAfH G4hAfE iiIa ! sT $3.50
a49s KANSAS IAN AyE1s R: B.. AM s95 90 90
lssa SIN sth n'|.-s r. 4 b. ' ami %.l.. L.. s$SS
10th st. Hs'S9tfssP? f5hts r : EsHSeEnAkth 4 s sHtih 5000
1401 New York Ave. NV. N. 1166.
s407 SHOWS ct. n.w.-3 rooms. :. $1,000
s5s" Center nws rooms nn;. bath g $59o 90
4lf d II 5ShSs6N 5SS sso s4f ! \. \ 4:Ays 90
LAHfF. q r5s$.' s$nhsS S j Ss$ ssISs s#$susn.
Low Rent.
Suitable for entertaining. or would rent
.ol Moore MfIL. i'iilF fNG.." "Sao 18th St
TO COLORED.
1919 So. Capt. SIT r., b........ .$35. 90
33llgg 3lg st. swoo-6 r; b............ :n.Ho sn ~
1406 est s.e.-6 rms. 25.00
7ss fAaYP iatS g.. E NV RAvls cSnnAS3 Nam sSas5s
I762 Col rd. n.w.-9 rms 2 be-. 500. 0.50
900 22nd st. n.w.--9 rms. b.. 49,. $3.50
5iiaa S5ia ynd st. NV rms. b......: R1'2o * *
zoos 7th St. s.. ne.-6 rms rms B.: B.: :.@:::::. @ a3.s0
725 4th st n.e.-5 rooms. ........ 1880
e's is'n fwo.EAMiIY III sTn 90qR, qHRo,usEs., so''o
5S9 2 ist it,, st. n.w:-4 rms. b; theat) 500 90 GO
'le 18th st. ''s'ca cot6REtb 5Rftb b. ''''''' $3.50
it's atn S ss. st. nwY n.w-Y5 rms rms. b.: ssSS
1000 kFa$Rsso T%o.TAaiLY + Hfe eHGusEs: Gus g.: 1880
isi5 st. NV w. ss and Moor fioor4 rms rms. b. 5000
HE ffH f!2 WAsHisaToN sEf LonHN rR6srS &C.
Real Estate Dept.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
32i Todd Pl. N.E.--6 rms. bath. ca. m
1e1S l1m Monroe osfsse St. NE.s rms. and bath $500
200 81 NEG rms. and bath. :. 1000
loN Aye. TECs rms and and bath bath s5 S9.oo to
1919 Fairmont st. NV rms. oo
17oa oatS Fna gs SW@a SsaWsaee rms and bath: ss0o
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main oOS.
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WHITE
1112 Maryland ave. sell rooms and 8
baths. electricity. h.-w.h.; $40.
326 Randolph st. n.e-6 rooms and bath:
good condition: sos.
NJ j. RAINE.
3O5 Investment Bldg. M. 1437.
FOR GOOD COLORED TENANT.
1925 l. ST. Sc.
Near Navy Yard; new house; hotcwater
14th and M 002O
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JO1IAN 1O4NNIIOI~ N NJOANO,
3l4 Pennsylvania Avanne Sc.
CORNER HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH
porch: In good condition Rent reduced.
S47.50. 332 Bryant st. ne
WARDMAN,
Main 1880. 1887 K St. NV.
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RENT HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.
lSO2 WYOMING AVE.
A dandy house on this attractive stree

Nine rooms 9 baths and electricity: in per-
feet repair and reasonable rental. Kew across
the street. Apt. "a. 1911 Wyoming ave. Col.
S796
EDGAR MILLER 174R NJ a. NV
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.
New: ami: @ rooms and bath; garage.
1902 Reservoir rd. NV. Cleve. 6132.J.
bath gas light sac so
5000 10th st. nw-6 r. b. ami, 20 90
1872 9TH st. n.e.-7 r. b.. ami. 5000
s ami. u' gar. ' ~ l.. 10000
''h b1ilt.in garage W. l.. u. a.' $500
GLIB Kenyon st n.w.--6 r.. b.. ami. 5000
yly Kennedy n.w.-6 r.. b.: ami. gar. 1000
131 Quebec st. n.w-9 r., 2 b.. ami.
gar: available Nov. 1. ....... 5000
garage o'" fo ....... =. o' 55 90
500 md st. 'ni.1w..6 r.. b. ....:..... 1000
"a smi'. an garage naxe" 81, ~" :" o. 1900
'''8o r. h',meaa nm amp ~. . nv" '-"u.n na' $500
1888 Wis. ave nw-S r. b.. ami. 42.51
COLORED TENANT.
754 Hobart st. n.w.-,-6 r. b.. ami. S35 90 90
1915 Wallach--6 r.. k. b.. gas light. 1890
WIN. 8. PHILLIPS GO: ANN
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
BIRTHS

Roy N. and Bernice B. Watson, bov
girl.
girl.
Ray B. and Eleanor Worthy. girl.
George +. and Margaret Nash, girl.
l.oney and Mary Best. girl.
Richard and Edith Sunday, girl.
Roger and Anna Gallagher. girl.
EDWARD B. and Mary r. Chaplin, girl
George r. and Doris W. Smith. girl
Herbert and Mary N. Cleayeland
Daniel and Helen Donaldson, boy.
William A. and Vera Weinar bow.
Albert N. and Evelina P Cohen. bow
George L. and Hazel W. Farnham
yernerd and Helen critas, boy.
Joseph P. and Edith Gamble. boy.
Arthur {. and Blanche Tenant BOY 6oy
boy.
Joseph c. and Merle Keene, boy.
raymond NJ. and Mary l. Hicks, boy.
Sidney S. and Florence Strauss, boy.
Francis w. and Julia r. Posey, jr.,
boy.
boys (twins}.
Stanley B. and Elsie NJ. Miles. boy.
samuel and Elnora c. Crawford, girl
Perry and Alice Lightey, girl.
Charles If. and Leila Thomas girl.
Matthias and Evelyn Dorsey, girl.
girl
Emma and Beruetha Embrey. girl.
boy.
George A. and Pauline NJ. Alexander
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
DIR. SIZOO Will
PREACH TWICE

The Rev. DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo, pas.
tor of the New York Avenue Presby.
terrain Church. will preach at both
services tomorrow. In the morning.
his theme will be The Supremacy
Of Jesus" At night he will speak
on Some Observations of the Near
East"
DR.. Sizoo has just returned from
an extended trip abroad, where he
spent several weeks in travel and
study in the Holy Land. He spent
much time in the cities of Biblical
history. His experiences and obser.
vations in these cities will form the
basis of a series of Sermons of
Cities" which he will deliver at the
Sunday evening services of the
church during October and Novem-
Der.
On Tuesday evening, the congre.
cation will hold an Informal recep-
ton and homecoming welcome for
DIR. and Mrs. Sizoo in the lecture
room of the church. Prayer meet
ings, at which DIR. Sizoo will preside,
will be resumed at 8 o'clock Thurs.
day evening in the lecture room.
Sunday, October 3, DIR. Sizoo will
conduct a baptismal service in con-
nection with the morning worship.
At this service he will use water
which he brought from the River
Jordan,
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
Legal Notices

IZONING COMMISSION OF THE DIsTR tCyr
r., oF C0LUM BlA.--Ssptember 30 1877
IA a aeeorHance with the provisions of section
1920 Ipublie No. 1853. 66lh Congress ~ en- n
Tilted An act TO regulate the height area
inmbis and 1f ~ claais IN the district Of CO.
anu lor other purposes, noti6e r. HEREBY
sbbs e sd tnas public hearing VIII be held n
beginning At 10 q. M. October 10 1g37 r..
me purpose OF considering .ne Following
ana in the Boundaries of the use i6S siO1s
una nm area districts, to wit: L Change firEf
Ip oIaSSsa Of section xv-tal. to read as
trlct the minimum dimensions Of ysrds Snd
courts. ana the maximum pefcentsse of Int M
district EXCEPT eU t Il me sane a. Tor a. area
ap pa house; flat or hotel nor shsI
R saVFg0ses z ADD Paragrsph 70 secilon
may Sc e Ie sead + az con,nar1ity house
provided i has two h side y rssIsie sd area
I ,ess than 10 feet wide and = rear ysrd no ot
S ssi p 1aaa u f's Ct s: :son S II
Ky y, detached area district ''lf I'm
inelosed court and ihs msIimum GOI ps.cs and
fer s n tbs lot occupancy shall be the same Ss
be not less than is feet wide and Of WHICH iIsh
H..
less tesa ,tnan z inches wide for each foot az
pRuiiolng height, nor less than 2 ipchee WiSe
lot lot sacn loot of building length proyideJ
t -. t that buildings in this area shall
~, aaSSctsd or altered for use suly as wholly
ITshlacned slngle-famiIy dweIifngs K
o Ina to B restricted area ali properly
Low IN d area zone, lying south If Calvert
street and west of Wisconsin AyenSIa e 81
1 4 ns 70 following proposed changes in xonlnT
VIII W Oe considered at the afternoon session
OF inc public hearing beginning Al 40 n
e 1s;s SSctoner ~; 1927 s. Change from
50 93mmTereIal. go. area. south side Of III
~: W. between Eiglteenth and Einp-
teentn SITS. z, Change from regidential AZ
area to first Commercial. 40s. a area
lsspSs iis es21ss 1lssssl Illsg 1899. 1921
ssSgl8e ana 1891: boundinE m FITCH 81.
area, to residential. 4Os. 6 sress NRo9b
aces OF Minnesota Ave. 8. q. betweel
lIWenty second and Twenty-fiftn Sta win
me exception of lot 81. square 55Sii an9
aUS + = son nnIa. h59q "; ,: LADUE PROC
800, David LYNN. u. s. GRANT. sil.
Eonlng Commission Of the District 81 III.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

C. Carl Cooper. %. and GLADYS L.
Newman, q. The Rev. W. H. Thomas,
Thomas n: Leef. %, and Dorothy Nav
franklin Franklin %. The Rev. A. S. Now
;, Charlie. E, Libbey ~. and Dorothy
r. W. Fordyce, a. and Agnes NJ,
Msnning' %. both of Baltimore. The
Jacob L. Gray 80. and Mary F.
Reece, rs, both of Philadelphia. The
George NJ Rankin. 27, and Lillian
Mae Mae Bantam. 20. The Rev. J. Harvey
Dennis W. Dull, IS. and Alma Cash.
Il. The Rev. J. E. Briggs.
George W. WEIGH, "a, and Mary H
Grumbeil' 20. The Rev. John A
George Butler. %, and Clara Jobn.
son. Is. The Rev. Aquila sayies.
Richard l.. Burns. 20, and katherin,
Marie Pooh, rs. The Rev. William II
Lake s. Gin. 81, and Margaret D
Rose. 20. The Rev. Moses r. Lowell,
Giuseppe MALARIA. %. and Cieta Pizzi
~. Judge r. Z. Mattingly,
James u Luers. %, and Dorothy c
Softer, ~ The Rev. w. A. Hoffman.
n. A n. G. johnson, 50. and Georges
Gerald A. Summer, 81 and Altoona A
Whitmarsh, 10. The Rev. B. F. BRYAN
William l. Mushake, 2s, and Evelyn
&. Thomas, p. The Rev. Samuel +
Bryan W, Painter, 2s. ana La Vera
Baldwin, rs. The Rev. Samuel J. Por.
ter. "
William Woods, AZ and Frances Kieu
80. The Rev. W. Westray.
Israel Burton. SO and Bertha Mat.
thews. 20. The Rev. w. D. Battle.
Walter James Blackwell, %, and Wv.
ian King, -. The Rev. Roy A. Carter
Joseph NJ. Dioney, rs, and Marie &c.
ella McHugh, 20 The Rev. P, G. Gar.
van.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
Vermont Ave. Church
Will Hold Rally Dav

At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow, the pastor, the
Rev. DIR. Earle Whitley, will preach
in the morning on Service and Sac.
rifice." Rally Day services will
be held at the Bible school hour.
At the evening service the church
choir will give a musical program
under direction of w. E. Braith-
waite. The pastor will have
charge Of the installation services
tomorrow evening for the young
peoples department of the church
and for the Alpha C. e. Society.
The officers of the young peo-
pies department will be: Pres
ident, Pearl Henry: first vice pres
ident, Nell Harper: second vice
president, Mary Cramer; third vice
president. Walter Palmquist; fourth
vice president, Eula Sanders.
The officers of the Alpha So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will
be: President. Ted Hosick: vice
president. Mrs. Leo Tooley; sec.
rotary, Gladys Prince: treasurer,
Harry Keane.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
PASTOR SPEAKS
At VESPERS

The Rev. e. ]. Connolly, of st.
Peters Roman Catholic Church.
will deliver the sermon at the
annual solemn vesper service, which
will be held at the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart. Sunday. October Q, at
1880 p. m.
The Rev. Francis x. Cavanaugh
chaplain of the State Council of the
knights OF Columbus of the Dis.
trict of Columbia. viii be the ceIe.
orant This service will mark the
beginning of the week in which
Columbus Day, October u, will be
celebrated by a banquet at the Nav
hover Hotel. The following com.
mittee is in charge of the vesper
service; James D. Bligh, chairman:
Rev. Joseph V. Buckley, Chaplain,
and Frank ]. Haske, sr., secretary.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
DEATHS

- Msnissa wiltshire So years. 1880 L
Richard Nash. so years. Little sis
tiers of the Poor Hospital.
Arthur I. Clark. So years, 1915 l.
st. n. W.
Lou Lou DsllinEer,r 81 years. So7 Rhode
Ernest 3. Hagelin. 50 years, U. s.
Soldiers Home Hospital.
:, Nellie '. Sharpe. IS years. 1859 CO.
Emma Finke. ~ years. 7542 Four
tenth ST.
Nehamiah Moreland. 25 years Little
Sisters Of the Poor Hospital
Doris L. Peters, months, Children 8
Hospital
Charles H. jackson. II years, 43s
John E. ouee II years. 1929 KeniI-
worth Ave. n. e.
st. s. w.
>, Annie J. Mosbx. Al years 1904 Kane
Lena Dunmors. a years. GslIinEer
Ida 3. Stewart. - years, 1910 First
st. y. w.
Catherine Buchanan. s years, Chill
dren's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
JOY IS
SERMON TOPIC

The Rev. DIR. Jason Noble Pierce,
pastor of the First Congregational
Church, will speak tomorrow morn.
ing in the Metropolitan Theater on
Greater JOY" The choir of sixty
voices, under the direction of Ruby
Smith Stahl, will resume it's work.
The quartette engaged for the COM
ing year consists of Ruby Smith
Stahl. soprano; Dorothy Wilson Hol.
bach, contralto; w. Madison Taylor.
tenor. and Robert Howe Harmon.
bass, with Paul belong Gable at
the organ.
Sunday school meets at $50 o'clock
in the Metropolitan Theater. The
primary department meets at $50
o'clock in the Parish House, 93S
Grant Place. The Young People
Societies Of the church will meet in
the evening at $50 o'clock, the Y, P.
s. c. E. at I'll Tenth Street, and
the S. s.. c. E. in the parish house.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
Religious Deus onas sA&mnourcc mrntss B4zs6
HOWELL 7 AXIS
ON SCIENCE

A lecture on Christian Science was
delivered Tuesday evening at the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, by
James G. Rowell, C S., of Kansas
City, Mo-, a member of the board of
lectureship of the mother church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston.
The speaker was introduced by
William G. Biederman, first reader
OF First Church, under whose aus
pices the lecture was given. The
lecturer said, in part:
1T was the earnest study of the
healings related in the Bible which
led Mrs. Eddy to the discovery of the
TACT that true Christianity is scien-
tific. 1t was her spiritual. minded
ness her fidelity, her love for man
KIND and her perseverance in the face
OF almost insurmountable difficulties
that made possible not only the dis
coVery. but the establishment of
Christian Science. This knowledge
or Gods all-power and eVerpresence
had healed her from an injury re-
sult1ng from an accident, declared by
her physician to be fatal She was
convinced that this understanding
would free mankind FROM every en-
shaving shackle.
"She had always been a faith
1ul, ernest student of the Bible.
hut with her healing and the
discovery that accompanied it, she
delved into the Bible with in
creased interest and with a def
mite object in view. She wanted
to know the science of healing.
She longed to help free others
from the bondage Of s cknes
which many years of invalidism
had taught her is slavery indeed.
I'm due time she gained some
measure Of the desired understand.
ing and soon was explaining the
truth she had discovered to those
who would listen. Many would
not even listen, and many of
those who did listen counseled her
to drop her investigations. Mrs. |
Eddy applied her new-found knowl- |
edge to cases of sickness and it
healed others as it had healed her.
"The early years following the
discovery of Christian Science test |
ed Mrs. Eddy's practical love for
God and man. Any day she could
have dropped the effort to clothe |
her discovery in exact and con-
crete terms. She had been healed |
herself; she had brought health |
and comfort to many others: why
not be satisfied? How easy to |
have become discouraged by the |
ridicule. the rebuffs, the lies of |
those animated by hate, and to
have accepted the advice proffered
by well-meaning friends to leave
the. subject alone.
"But Mrs. Eddy was as one
working under orders. She had
had a glimpse of the loving-ever.
present Christ. Truth. and her
discovery unfolded and finally
found full expression in the Chris
tim Science textbook, Science and
Health, with Key to the Scrip
lures"
The Washington times., 1927-10-01
COOLIDGES Will.
HEAR RITES

President and Mrs. Coolidge have
accepted an invitation to be present
at the annual outdoor religious
services of the WorshipfuI Masters
Association of the District. to be
held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at Temple Heights.
The Rev. DIR. James Shera Mont
gomery, pastor of the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. and chaplain of the House
of Representatives. will preach the
sermon. Rev. DIR. John c. Palmer.
pastor of Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church, will preside.
Music will be furnished by the
band from the Presidents yacht
"Mayflower." The choir of Luther
Place Memorial Church will sing
several numbers.
The services will be held at the
old Dean Mansion, near the Treaty
Oak, Connecticut and Florida Ave
nues. Amplifiers will carry the
voice over the grounds. Several
members Of the Cabinet also are ex-
pected to attend.
The Washington times., 1927-10-01

The prophet Elijah is one of
the most dramatic characters in
history. Stern and unyielding,
inclined to be cruel. he was yet
the man for the time. 1t was
not an age in w CHI a gentle and
forgiving man could have sue
ceeded in the work which Elijah
was called upon 10 do.
Many of the great leaders and
reformers of men have had in
their makeup a trace of fanati-
cism. The very quality that has
made thr exaggerate the i'm
portance of a particular work
has enabled them to get that
work done.
At the time of the reign of
Ahab, Israel was stepped in
idolatry. The nation was indul-
ging in Baal worship, one of the
t corru3t religions know
to man. Although it was true
,lough that Elijah was an ascetic
and was stern in his denuncia-
ton of the sins of the people,
it must certainly be admitted
that it woul be difficult to
over-emphasize the evils of Baal
worship. 'Licentious rites attend
ed its sacrifices. 1t was dis.
tinctly a heather religion, far
from the traditions and ideals
of Israel.
Jezebel, the wife of Ahab.
seems to have dominated him
completely. She was a woman
that would countenance no OBJ
position. She introduced Baal
worship into the court, and car
ried out the first persecution of
the followers of Jehova. The
worship of God in the manner
of the olden days was outlawed.
The prophets and teachers of the
Lord were slain.
The entrance of Elijah upon
the national scene was dramatic
and colorful. He came forth
suddenly from the wilds of
Gilead, and announced himself
to Ahab. He predicted that
famine and drought would curse