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SALE--FARMS.
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WONDERFUL Opportunity FOR.
beautiful farm and COUNT; home near Cor
Fe GG"Ts G' phone one i Sss:
ACRES LEVEL LAND FRONTING ON
Grain Highway near Defense Highway:
SEVEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON ON
state road friendly ncghhorhooli graded
hSn FooH 'r" HSns and snd
inge fair shape. 50 acres cleared. .,5 in big
,S ,r,,n Tnr Gosf X"rh ncas
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300 ACRES MEAN ROCKVILLE. sos ACRE:
nicely locntef buildings worth price: imme
lat , m%tSrss s, mns. "e' quickly Address
house, necessary outhuildiugs shade and
Hr"olt small payment: easy tcrms: ! mile
VII sell MI or part. Apply MRS. IiGGH
uEI.I. Oakton. Va
~ ACRES WATER FRONT NEAR colo
81 600, Iox liz. Coionial beach, Va.
Ga ACRE POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM.
good 4,room hnuse. poultry housG9:
9 ron" L n"rfn' r.; o. DEh x"r,h h
20 A. NEAR INDIAN SPRINGS. LOVELY
% ""d Ss% e' York 's sa"rihce. Main i4Ii
25 ACRES GOOD LAND. NEAR HIGH
school. good road. 81 500
81 acres with cemcntblock cottage. 2
large poultry houses. cement-hlock barn and
,ther onthuiIdinEs: good road; $4,000.
300 acres near Manor Club. fine land,
nearly all under cultivation. House and
usual outhuldings. Well watorcd.
100 acres. all under cultivation except 3
acres. improved with 13-room dwelling with
bath. with hot and cold water; large barn.
COW stable, dairy. woodhouse. with scrv-
ants room. chicken houses, garage. ice
house. Not far from Norbeck. Montgomery
County. May be bought at bargain price.
+. p; LILLE;
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Young couple leaving Offer very COW shin.
gIe nnngaluW AT less than II can he repro
Guced for. Five rooms and sleeping porch
atuc lLght. u:y basement. Oak iioors Fire.
p.ace' H.-W. neat Fireproof garage. Ln-
cdted ON paved street. level shay lot
Awnings. screens, iIuOleurl etc 20 with
noise, So 500. $500 cash and $50 per
month.
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MAUDE II. LAWRY.


COLORED-NEARBY VA.
>. BrAnd-new 4-room bungalow. electric
llghts and we'll; lots: II block from cars:
near schools churches, stores: on elevation:
room for garden. chickens and flowers: only
S2.7O0: 81 so cash. bal. S35 month to own
your own home at Nauck
o. LOTS For SALE on high elevation size
25xlOO: 500 to $3.50: 50 down and SO a
month. FRANK NJ. COWARD. owner. Gail
North 1853 till pm. write to 1884
BUNKER HlIl rd. ne. for auto to inspect
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Atractvely designed stucco house 7
rooms. on quiet residential street. Owner
!cdtihG 'Ity VIII sacrifice. and will take
mcituuprlced automobile as part payment.
Al improvements. Oak floors fireplace h W.
neat, y chance 10 get q tine home in good
gg'Ehhorhood, near school. for little money.
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EQUITY IN SMALL
fully rented apartment
house near 18th for $1,000
to $4,000 equity in Chevy
Chase or Cleveland Park
home, priced under $4,000.
Call Mr.. Kiesecker, Main
1904.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LASTING HOME
CONFINEMENT
LOW PR1CE-LOW TERMS.
Finely situated modern bungalow in
nearby northwest suburb on lot comprising
a9st an acre nardwdoI h9ors ted bath
and wonderful scenic beauty all around
Mr c 9a5: 3 ies Ada s@nn Ioo
TAKOMA AND NORTH
WASHINGTON SUBURBS.
Modern home. large grounds. city con-
Veuie1ccS. SIX rooms and and sleeping porch,
M S.,td more than an acre OF ground . squares
p rT@m og Dr r6 ear New heating
grounds. Strawberries fruit trees grapes
and larSe garden. Price and terms reasonable.
Attractively designed stucco house
r""ins on quiet, residential street. Owner
leaving city VIII sacrItirc and will take
mchum-prlced automobile as part payment.
Al improvements. Oak floors fireplace. h ",
hP1 chance 10 get Tine home in good
- 500.
great bargain IN = stucco home. extra
! ,2r%e rooms and breakfast room. in D. g.
House built 10 s"l at $l3.o00 new, may he
had for Sl1.50O, with small cash payment
ar tess for cash In one Of the best sectIpns
t&S1ter, Reception nall ~'ih l s..e't closet a
! Extra large and light living room and dan
porches Light brick fireplace Three large
bedrooms rs Tiled bath with shower. Beau
anu tubs. Cold storage room and coal ROOM
New tapestry tile house first street. D C.;
large rooms. s!eeplng porch pantry and
4 yer Eery popular plan. OAK floors throughout
llcd path. Dry Hght basement. with toilet
AMI tuhs. Garage Priced less than ia
usually asked for frame houses of this size
Flne modern bungalow. 3 heirOoms. bath
dry basement. with furnace and : ; acres Of
! land forced to sell Immediately. offers entire
pItte dt less than cost of bungalow. TWu-Car
garage. Poultry house. "a miles Takoma;
| good road Fine view. $3.50.
Young couple leaving offer very COW shin.
gIe phnga!dW at Joss than IT can Ne repro
cuced for. Five rooms and sleeping porch
Attlc Light. dsy basement Oak iioors Fire.
place. H-w. heat. FIreproof garage In-
.ited ON paved street. ON level shay lot
hos.. 81 S sGo s ,nnno'em etc go with
| month.
grounds. near cars and stores Extra large
| nVinN room and dining room. with hrrulace
l.ar-e llght, completely equipped kitchen
A very desirable home. with unidue piag' m
splendid nelghborhood. Only $3.50. Terms.
81 500 will buy new bungalow room.
anu sleeping porch. on paved street. with all
! improvements IN. Full basement furnace.
uf B DER F oF f FINE '4 M eG $9H HOMES
EEks 70 SELL a1 %iT2o II GAs 9Io r2 a.
ONCE open Sunday to 8.
K. ID. LILLE,
Corner Laurel and Carroll Ave
END of 14th street "Takoma' car line)
Shepherd 30a1.
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TAkOMA AND NORTH
WASHINGTON SUBURBS.

Modern home large grounds city con-
Velie0ccS. SIX rooms and and sleeping porch,
WIN more than an acre of ground > squares
rom onH-fdre cars. New hot-water heating
plant. Dry light basement Very attrIctive
grounds Strawberries. fruit trees. grapes
ana tarSe garden. Price and terms reasonable.
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Beautiful Takoma Park.


Corner Laurel and Carroll Ave
lend of 14th street ''Takoma" car Incl
Shepherd 3Og1
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TAKONA PARK

IL t6eavlng CITY must sacrflce for quick sale,
glassed sleeping porch. attic, double floors.
ami, buitn fixtures; fireplace. hardwood
trim basement garage: large lot. near stores
furniture cheap. See this bargain at
1876 CARROLL AVE
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1O.00O--W ouderfully constructed bunga-
low OF y very large rooms. delightfully."-
planned hot-water heat. oak floors beautI-
ful fireplace; located on one OF our prettiest
streets: easy terms. A splendid buy,
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S000O-No cash payment and only S65
2 month for a brand-Eew stuccO house Of
front OF house with open fireplace and colo
NAL stairway leading TO 3 splendid bedrooms
closet: large level lot 5Ox173. paved street:
block from stores. trolley and school
Evening star., 1927-09-24
INCARNATION CHURCH
T0ENGAGE IN RALLY
Conferences Will Continue Through
Week With Speakers From
Out Of Town.

A rally is planned for next week,
beginning tomorrow, at the Incarna-
ton Lutheran Church, Gallatin and
I Fourteenth streets, of which Rev. H.
Manken is pastor.
Rev. Robert J. Wolf, intermediate
Luther League secretary, of Philadel-
phia, will preach tomorrow morning
and conduct conference at 2:30 pm.
on intermediate Luther League work
Miss Mabel Freas will conduct a model
Luther League meeting at 7:15 pm.
At the vesper services, at pm, Miss
Ethel Tussing of Broadway, Va, will
speak on Life Service This
service will be under the auspices of
the Senior League.
| Monday will be congregational
| night" when A. P. Black, national
secretary Of the Lutheran Laymen's
Movement, will speak on THE Stew
ardship Of Time. Talents and Money"
Mrs. e. T. Miller of Baltimore will
speak to the women Wednesday night
on ''Women's Activities in the Congre-
CATION and in the Church at Large"
Thursday evening Rev. DIR. H. D.
Hayes Of this city will address the
men on "The Men in Their Relation
to the Program Of the Congregation
and of the Synod" Pearle Lyerly,
parish deaconess of the Church Of the
Advent Of New York City, will address
the teachers and parents on the prob
lens Of junior boys and girls Friday
night.
The activities will close with the
administration of the Lords supper
at both the morning and evening
services October 2.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
BAPT|STS PROPOSE
EXTENDED PARLEY
Sunday School interests to
Be Considered at Con-
ference October 2-7.

Plans are being made by the City
wide Baptist Sunday School Confer
ence to be held at Calvary Baptist
Church October 2 to z.
This conference will afford opportu-
nifty for all officers and teachers and
workers in young peoples and adult
Bible classes of the Sunday school.
Departmental workers in the Sunday
schools will receive a special emphasis,
and the Sunday School Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention is fur
nishing a faculty of seven experts in
all features of Sunday school work
Already a large enrolment of the con-
ference has been secured, and there
is every promise of a record attend
ance.
The following committees have spe-
cial charge of the preparation for this
conference:
Executive, DR.. II. w. o. Millington;
program, f. B. Shaver, Rev. Homer
j, Councillor, Robert l.. Haycock, Ell.
gin Smith; finance. Edward H. De-
Groot, jr., John F. Bolen: enrolment,
Everett F. Haycraft, w. H. Barringer,
Roger f. Sisk, r. c.. Kirkland; pub
licity and preregistration, John H.
Seavers, Thomas r. Petty, John T.
Miller, J. T. Curry, Arthur G.. Cole,
Thomas Brock, Thomas H. Braden,
j. A. Crawford; house and equipment,
S. G. Nottingham, DIR. F. A. Swartout;
pulpit, Rev. c. B. Austin.
While this conference is being or
ganized for workers in Baptist Sunday
schools in the District of Columbia.
the sessions will be free to all work.
ers from Sunday schools of other de.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
PLAN RECEPTION
FOR DR.. .].R. S|zOO
Congregation Arranges Event
for Evening of October d.
Pastor Returning.

Rev. DIR. Joseph Il. Sizoo, pastor Of
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. is now on his way home after
an extended tour of the Holy Land.
He will occupy his pulpit October 2.
DR.. Sizoo has been absent since the
middle of June. Most of that time
has been spent in travelling and study
ing in the birthplace of Christendom.
In his tour of the Holy Land, DR..
SiZoo has made many interesting and
unique contracts. With other things.
DR.. Sizoo is bringing with him a sup.
ply of water from the River Jordan.
TO be used in the baptismal services
of the church, the first of which he
VIII conduct October 9.
The congregation will hold an in
formal reception and homecoming
welcome for DIR. and Mrs. Sizoo the
evening of October 4. The committee
IN charge of this reception has ar
ranged a special program.
Rev. DR.. Olin NJ. Jones of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Phila.
delphia, Pa, will occupy the pulpit at
ii O'Clock tomorrow.
The regular mid-week PRAYER serv.
ice VIII be held Thursday evening at
8 O'Clock in the lecture room. DR.
}. K. Duffield Of this city will lead this
service. '--'
Evening star., 1927-09-24
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM
spiritual Love" to Be Pastors Ser
mon at Metropolitan Theater
Service

AT the morning service tomorrow
Of the First Congregational Church,
which will be held at IL o'clock in the
Metropolitan Theater, Tenth and F.
streets, the minister, Rev. DR.. Jason
Noble Pierce, will preach. His subject
will be Spiritual Love-"
Sunday school meets at $40 o'clock
In the Metropolitan Theater and the
primary department meets at 10
o'clock in the parish house, 93S Grant
place. The young peoples societies
VIII meet at $50 pm, the Y. p. S.
{. Il. at I'll Tenth street. and the
5. 5. c. E. in the parish house.
The Women's Society will meet
Tuesday at II am. at 938 Grant place.
All women of the congregation are
invited. The mid-week meeting for
conference and prayer will be held
Thursday at 1880 pm. in the parish
house. Fred A. Woods will lead this
meeting and the topic for discussion
Is Good Notices for Christian Liv.
ing. Both the Senior Society of
christian Endeavor and the Young
People's Society will hold their annual
banquet and installation of officers
September 80, at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1927-09-24

Following the annual business meet
ing of the Luther League of the Dis
trict of Columbia. which will be held
at Zion Luthern Church, Sixth and p
streets, October A. at pm, the
leagues of the District will be the
guests of lions League at social in
the Sunday school room.
Rev. Robert Wolf. intermediate
secretary of the Luther League of
America, will conduct conferences on
intermediate League work at Incarna-
ton Lutheran Church, Fourteenth and
Gallatin streets, tomorrow afternoon;
while Pearl Lyerly will conduct con
ferences on Junior League work at
the same church September 80.
The party of leaguers from st.
Paul's and lions Luther Leagues
which spent last week end at Gettys-
burg, Pa. visited the Frederick Luther
League on their return trip to Wash
ington.
Special invitations have been sent
officers Of the Luther League of the
District of Columbia and all local
leagues to be present at the meeting
of lions League tomorrow evening at
o'clock, when Rev. Foster u. Gift of
Baltimore, Md, will deliver an adj
dress and the following newly elected
officers of that league will be installed
by candle light service: Herman j.
Yaggie, president; Miss Clara c..
Schicltler, vice president; Miss Dor
othy Krautwurst. recording secretary;
Miss Catherine Marques, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Edna Korff. treas
urer. and Miss Freda Lucke, pianist
This meeting will be held at Zion Hall,
Second and Upshur streets.
Robert f. Damon, Norman Lippert
and Carl Sander. members of Zion
Luther League, Niagara Falls, N. Y,
and of the New York State Luther
League, spent week in Washington
as the guests of Fred l.. Schickler,
corresponding secretary of the Luther
League of the District of Columbia
when Luther League methods were
discussed.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
BISHOP AND c. v. i.
PRESIDENT TO TALK
Freeman and Dr.. Marvin to
Address Interdenomina-
tionaI Committee Rally.

Right Rev. James f. Freeman.
Bishop of Washington, and DIR. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, president of George
Washington University, will be the
speakers at the third annual rally of
the 1nterdenominational Committee of
Young People to be held the evening
of October Ia at the Central High
School. Gratz f. Dunkum, grand
master of Masons of the District, will
preside.
The 1nterdenominational Committee
Of Young People was organized some
three years ago. The first rally was
to promote a better understanding of
American Christian fellowship, and
to create better Christian fellow.
ship.
The second rally, in 1926, was for
the purpose of promoting interdenomi-
national fellowship through denomf.
national loyalty.
The committee on arrangements in
cludes j. B. Goldsmith, chairman, and
Burton Parsons, Episcopal Young
Peoples Society: Merit Smith. secre-
tary, Christian Endeavor Union: Elgin
Smith, treasurer, and r. F. Sims,
Columbia Federation of B. Y. p. u;
Paul Brendle, Luther League; Ernest
Grant, Epworth League, aud Arthur
keefer, Epworth League, South.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
CHURCH WILL HOLD
ANNIVERSARY FETE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
to Have 125th
. Birthday. |

The one hundred and twenty-fifth
anniversary of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. Fifth street and
Seward square southeast, will be OBJ
served with special exercises begin
ming tomorrow and continuing
through the week of October 80. Rev.
Frank Steelmap, pastor, has charge
of the program.
Promotion day will be observed to-
morrow at $50 o'clock by the Sun
day school. Rev. DR.. Frank NJ Nc
Kibbin of Baltimore will preach at
II am. An electrical memorial cross
to the pastors of the church will be
dedicated by the young people at s
pm. and Rev. d. J. Phelps Hand will
speak. Department rallies will be
held during the week as follows:
Tuesday. senior and young people;
Thursday, intermediates; Friday, jun
iors; Saturday, cradle roll, beginners
and primary.
Special exercises will be held in the
Sunday school and church each Sun
day throughout the anniversary pro-
gram, while the various departments
viii hold exercises on week nights.
George r. Cook, superintendent of the
sunday school, has charge of the pro.
gram for that department.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
AMERICAN HOME BIBLE
INSTITUTE WILL OPEN
Ninth Year of Organization to
Start With Day Of Silent
Prayer.

The ninth year Of the American
Home Bible Institute will open next
Tuesday with the observance of a
day of silent prayer at the Church Of
the Epiphany. In the evening the
teachers conservation meeting will
be held at the headquarters of the
prayer stewards department, 1921
Decatur street.
The teaching staff of the institutes
school in Washington for the opening
season will ipclude E. w. Collamore,
Miss !Carla I. Davis. Lucy P. Holland,
Ethel Vance, Hannah H. Frick and
Augusta B. Henkelman.
Glasses will be held at the general
headquarters, 837 Allison street; at
Luther Place Memorial, Metropolitan
M. Z. and Wallace Memorial U. P.
Churches and in homes throughout
the city. The first class will convene
October 8.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
PRESBYTER|ANS TO
MEET IN HERNDON
Potomac Church Unit viii
Convene Next Week-Inter-
esting Program Arranged.

HERNDON, Va, Sept. 24.-The Po
tomac Presbytery will meet next week
at the Herndon Presbyterian Church,
Of which Rev. G.. Wilbur Shipley is
pastor.
The meeting will be opened Tuesday
evening at s o'clock by Rev. Dupuy
Holiday, moderator, and pastor of the
Leesburg Church. The morning hours
will be devoted to business and the
afternoons and evenings to a program
which has been arranged. Rev. E. NJ.
Delaney of Alexandria will preach
Wednesday at 1870 am. on Family
Religion" Rev. Lewis r. Watson o:
Washington will preach at the same
hour Thursday on Sabbath Observ
ance" Wednesday afternoon will be
given to the consideration of home
missions within the bounds of the
presbytery. DR.. w. J. Mcmillan of
Baltimore will preside and addresses
will be made by Rev. J. A. Trostle of
Herndon, home mission superintend
ent of the presbytery, and DIR. J. S.
Webster of Hancock, Md. and Rev.
o. G. Davis of Baltimore. At 7:30
O'Clock Wednesday evening the men
of the church will present a program
which has been arranged by DR.. G. H.
Cartledge of Johns Hopkins Univer-
preside and talk on "Objectives." F.
Howard Smith of Baltimore will speak
on The Monthly Program" James
Trimble of Washington will talk on
Group Work" and B. Latrobe Weston
of Baltimore will discuss THE Mems
Response. These meetings are open
to the public.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the program will be a round
table" conducted by Rev. DR.. j. H.
Taylor of Washington on THE Prepa-
ration Of a Sermon" Many of the
ministers are expected to talk.
The commissioners to the last as
sembly will make remarks after din.
ner Wednesday. They are DR.. w. J.
Mcmillan, DR.. J. S. Webster, Harold
c. Smith and Selden NJ. Ely.
The corner stone of the new Hern.
don Church will be laid Wednesday
evening at o'clock by DIR. Mcmillan
and DR.. Cumming of Baltimore.
The pastor is being assisted by COM
mittees in the arrangement of enter
tainment.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
ENDEAVOR UNION MEETS.
Golden Rule Branch Gathers at
New Bethel Church,

The Golden Rule Christian Endeavor
Union met at the New Bethel Baptist
Church last Monday night. James A.
Brown presided. The reports of the
Summer activities, including the evan.
'gellstic open-air services, the annual
outing and the final report of the
transportation manager of the Cleye-
iand convention, were made.
Ihe appointments Of the various
union committees were announced and
the outline OF the union program for
the year was also made. The next
meeting will be held at the Peonle's 8
Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
C. {. FLEMMING TO SPEAK.
Secretary Of Branch Y. M. C. A.
to Address Bible Class.

c. E. Flenming, secretary of the
Washington branch Of the Y. NJ. c..
A, will address the Harrison Mems
Bible Class Of Congress Street Meth
odist Protestant Church tomorrow
morning at 9:45 o'clock in the audito-
rum of the church. His subject will
be THE Early Kings Of Israel"
w. H. Harrison, the president of the
class, will have charge Of the lesson
and give a short talk on it. All men
are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL RESUMES

The new term of the Sunday school
Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Twen-
ty-third street near Washington Cir
Gle, begins tomorrow at IL am.
1t has been the custom for several
years to have the children come to
church with their parents on Sundays
and to sit with them during a portion
Of the services. Just before the SER
mon the rector makes a short address
to the children, and they then go into
the parish hall for their lessons, which
close at the same time as the services
in the church.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
REVIVAL AT ST. PAUL'S.
A. M. E. Church Meetings Star
Tomorrow.

A revival will begin tomorrow at
st. Pauls A. M. L. Church, Eighth
street between d and E streets south.
west, conducted by Rev. DR.. Nathaniel
Fl. Jeltz.
Rev. J. A. Danes, pastor of the
cnurch, has arranged to continue the
services to October 2. Three services
WI oe held tomorrow, at II am,
night. e'"oH
Evening star., 1927-09-24
DR.. HERSON TO PREACH.

Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Herson will
preach at both services tomorrow at
the Mainline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth at Allison street.
The subject for the morning sermon
will be THE Christ for Today" and In
the evening. From a Pit to a
Throne"
The Church School meets at $50
o'clock and the Epworth League at
7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
INGRATITUDE is TOPIC.

The subject of Rev. Leon s. Worm
ley at the IL o'clock service at Zion
Baptist Church will be Gods Joy
Makers. AT 4 pm. Rev. Wheeler,
pastor of the Antioch Baptist Church,
East Deanwood, will preach a special
sermon to the Junior Willing Work
ers' Club.
The theme Of the pastor at the eve.
ming service will be THE Curse of In.
gratitude"
Evening star., 1927-09-24
"AT EASE IN ZION."

Rev. Earl M. Bowman, pastor Of the
First Church OF the Brethren, Fourth
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast, will preach tomorrow at IL
o'clock on 'At Ease in Zion," and at 8
o'clock on Living Under a. Handi-
Gap"
Sunday, October 2, this church will
broadcast service at IL am. through
WRC.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
"WASTED LIGHT" Is TOPIC
OF REV. FREDERICK HARRIS
Pastor of Foundry Church to
Preach at Morning and Eve
ming Services.

Rev. DIR. Frederick Brown Harris,
pastor of Foundry Methodist Episco-
pal Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on the theme Wasted
Light and in the evening his sub
Ject will be 'Life's False Measures"
Rally day will be observed in the
church school at $50 am. A pro-
gram entitled Onward March" will
be presented.
The Bolgiano Class will he taught
ny Rev. DIR. Frank w. Collier of the
American University, who has recent
~ returned from his vacation, spent
in New England
Evening star., 1927-09-24
Announce Short Talks.

The United Lodge Of Theosophists,
709 Hill Building, Seventeenth and /
streets, will have a short talk, fol-
lowed by questions and answers, every
Thursday night at 8:15 o'clock. The
subject for next Thursday night will
be The Ancient WISDOM" The pub
lie Is welcome.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
Rabbi Barishansky to Preach.

Rabbi Barishansky will deliver a
sermon on Tuesday morning at the
E1zraS Israel Congregation, Sixth and
l streets northeast, and will also de.
liver q sermon on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock at the Adas Israel Congre.
cation, Sixth and l streets northwest.
Evening star., 1927-09-24
TOPIC ANNOUNCED.
Highlands Baptist Pastor Lists
Subjects for Tomorrow.

At the Highland Baptist Church.
Fourteenth and Jefferson streets, the
pastor. Rev. Newton Mercer Sim.
monds, will preach on Three Great
Affirmations of Christ" tomorrow
morning.
In the evening there will be a spe-
cial song service with the story of
each hymn told by the pastor. The
song service will be led by w. B.
Ivie.