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THOS. J. OWEN & SON ATCTTONEERS
1i35 EYE ST. NV.
RCsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE:
STORY BRICK APARTMENT BI d
ING CONTAINING SO APARTMENTS
SITUATE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
FOURTH AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
GGSE rH HfpRRrHaE3 sTRr III s1nF 9 RgffS
PREMISES $50 RHODE ISLAND AVE


=. By virtue Of a certain deed Of tr1Es. dated
November l. 1927. being instrument No.
~! lss recorded Soyember \. ,s:I. among
and a. the request of the party. sec.;re'l
thereby the undersigned trustees will eeji at
MONDAY. THE THIRTEENTH Day OF
FEBRUARY. AID. 193S AT FoI-G OfLCCh
PM. the followlng-described land and prem.
tses. situate in the District of Cotunitla. alsi
designsted as and being lot - in lab :.
Gruvers combination of lots IN square 1853.
as Der plat recorded in the of6er Il he eur
yeyor for the District of Columbia IN LrbAr
~ at folio 1s0 Also 10; Is ~ saIa-e
$3.50 of a subdivision made nv L. L. y
Prince. as per Plat recorded IN the ofrife af
the surveyor for the District NJ Columbia IN
L!ber IS. st folio 14S SUBJECT 20 covenants
of record.
Terms Sold subject 20 a first Trust for
500 900 90 and second deed OF trtTs, for
anont So ,als "a further particulars a
which Will b. announced at time Il sale
The purchase Priee. above sad ..sts Ia te
paid IN cash. deposit OF 81 900 required
ConveyaDc!ng. recording etc al the pur-
chasers cost, Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty DAYS 1the-wEs- Gei9sat fer
feited and :he properly nay D. advertised
and rcsold at the tsiser~tf-n Of the trustees
GLENN PHELPS.
FERNASD PETIT
-: 90 II Trustees
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE,
ZIG e.EOOM H0ME-EtlLTlNG ARA1E
Only s. ASN--SlO0 CASH.

I, vou are looking for rial bargain IN
s,cs NV. seciion. il will pay. you 70 in.
srect tins his Groom home with isr ara.
covered rorches on a hleh elevation. con;
ysrient 10 stores schools. churches and
REORGANIZATION fae,,ics . ,e bah har %1in
.s-nss .,,t,-e front Of house. well equipped
l,icben, concrete cellar with double laundry
,-avs. Huili-in garage. deep lot 10 ra.e9
.vsr n perfect condition: newly decorator
.r5 osirie,i hardwood floors clectrlcltr arc
ali modern. corven'ences tbs nomcc ,,r
e 10 rssh srii easy monthly payments. Gail
Ass-,s Scl- for APPOINTMENT 10 lnSNecv.
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Trustees' Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, An Apart
ment House, ITO Columbia
Road NV. 1.-THE EIberon."

by virtue Of o certain deed OF trust. GUY
recorded ia L,bes No. 1901 i0iio III e. sd
II the land records OF tne District OF CoiaH.
bIa and .. the tea.iess OF tho oarty a.c,,fea
'yu3ic auction. 10 front ~ the breh,iess. -
= b. isas AZ hr p pons O'Clock P'a. II.
following -teser bed land ard pfenBxs cit
1sts In the county Of Washington. Ustrbf
II Columbia, sud designa;ed az and bsins
f124b In iIso simmons su'sisisoa Of part
~ ot . In biGck. ngmbereI twenty three
lZ3i 'CSiunnbia Hrigh.s.' AZ ter pist nj
saif Simmons subfivisiG1 recorded IN County
iIt<r 70 st tofio 20. IN the Surveyors
9fcs Of the Disirrt ~ Columbia except
tns tear ~ :pu.h feet Of ssid iot c6n'
?"H1ns1 Tor alley parpos~s ny pf'ase'iins az
Gssrlct Court Cause I5s ~ tns Supreme
Can't ~ the District ~ Coiurliia. aud suD
ae't ~ covenants III Tsrprf. except inst tnu
f"isas@t, containing i05ns feet by. deed
ffeDfasd ia IAher 4742 folt0 4s5. of said
,rt"fhs iHbfpted Nv trick apartment
aDns= lljC Columbia road ngrih.es.
sonsS W he paid in cash. balance IL. two
~IDAi h'sta4insnts. payable IN one and Two
ssSfs with interest ~ 81 per centun PER
! aattom. DataDis sfnll. ANNUALLY. from day Ut
sale. srriifef ~ dtsG ~ trust upon this prop
| e'tS 500 OF sii cssb, al The option III The
REQUIRED 1T time Of sais, Al "SnysyaDe4ng
recording etr.. al cosl ~ purchaser Jet pI.
~ .als u he eGmDlis1 win within thinI
days 'Fofn Gay 81 sae 0tIterwisH the tfns
tets fesstys tlts fsFht ~ ff>sii the property
/ al tie flsb aGf "pst If defauiiin1 pnftLsss,
after fss case advertisement of suril fetat.
. ,s't'" ''e "spat'sf published IN Washington
Htsky r. BLAIR
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THOS, J. OWN & SON ATCTIONEERs
i4.5 EYE ST. NV
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION

COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
nv virtue of q certain collateral note date
Washington n. c. June IS 1877, payable
six months after date default having nern
made in tho payment of the same amt ri
the request of the holder thereof W will
srll at bubble auction. within oar affss.e at
NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, Al, io.s,
AT TWO O'CLOCK Pm IN" collateral named
therein To- wit One s.c1ond trust real estate
note originally for - D0o reduced hv nav.
reuts 20 - $50 Al secure! ou LOT 10. square
i653
take notice.
fec IS Au.iInDraFs
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SALE-H0USES
fContiu0exH,A
ONLY $3.50.
I.RoaN AND RATH BRICK HOME.
Scn0 CASH-SS5 A MONTH.

A real opportunity for thrifty nuysr 10
own a srleniid S-story brick home IN an az
t-sc,iyn n a community rear n wide avenue:
convenient 10 schools. sioCcs, ,churche: and
3 car lines and Close 10 the Union >is s,n
hn,.wstcr heat electrIcity and modern CON
veniences: nice ward In Soct con9llon;;
- sell. viii lake So $50: Trims. 500 cash
ara sSs a month Dent miss this BARGAIN
aSs-ess Rnx COCA Star oftice.
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Tuos ! OWEN / soN AtrTioNEERS
lAaS EYE Sf, NV.
Tuos J. OWEN 4 soN AuCftoNEERs
ilaa Eve 81 NV
Trustees Sale Of 1896 Sind St.
NV. Improved With Two
Story Brick Dwelling.

ny .virtye of 4 certain decd Of tFust. daily
Va ii at The. land records os he Mssrsss 81
Calumms AMI a tho reapest - The Marty
.sil a, public sas,ien IN trse. NJ ne prse,,
FIfss;anSsfanNvp SnHHh 4fn asss 'AHAR nAaRSSss
O'clock Pm u. fsiisSi Ing ,,iesrtsYsi land
ton n C.I Lot Nunhered atty sx Sd, III
hsit. sVmtlyl-iaa at lots ~ sapars aaMeeEe,i
Mat secatied Ia Liter 80 al faha 90 w
the sprvesors attka OF the District OF ca
lumha,
TERMS oae third cash eatanee IN eauai
lestalmea,s At enc aud iva Wears. With Ia
isFest al Il ee nsr aaaum nAyaha ssa,t ,aanli-
sts. trvm the das Of saba aud sssareA ny
deed OF trust an the nrapsFN sala ar all
each IA the nnrehsssr's usaian A ,ipnesti
| Ut sas,s 90 viii he seansred a. the time VI
| saie All eaavessaetas anl eseFsi,as viii he
AZ the euNhssesss sass, fvrms 10 ee see,'
plied with wlthiA Ten SNys etheFMtse ABE
slsk ana sass al INA dslAaltins .rassh sssN
,sa..asSr.as.ss.si .lsas.sx ssks.s.s~
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ADAM A wEscHLER SON. Aue;ioueers
Trustees Sale of Brick Dwell
ings, l24s, 1851, 1888, l2SS,
1857 and 1859 40 St. S.W. :

BY virtue, Of certain deed. Of ,ru.. duly
,,-rorisd n Liher Ne st3e at toho o ~ a,
Q: the party .erurrd thereby the nndrr-isi'<d
ai!sss on q Sf5 a%1 SAFE ~ ESs s'
fiSSi ,Ss Following nHnsrtn'E an an" pSsu
IT, .S,s'.a, i .,s. ia !. js ss '1a
a. rrr pia, ,rceoriea 10 I,ber = folio 40
of the District of Columbia; ,nerovri nv
s,s two-.;ers and basement er'rk victims ,a',
Term. OF sale; Zach hot with Improve
'er, 10 az tT., d'e,i 81 rus, s"r'.rtns an y.
d~hie,iness az y: 500 90 on each lot with
,ha improvements thereon now evenine; eSi'
purchaser ~ make his own srrans.nients ~
regard 10 tr., rus, asSesls 81 s ANN y,
saie All ranvevancns rveor,,nS and no.
taral fees AZ cost OF nnnha>er Term. ~
from dav Of sai" otherwise tho trustees ne
serve the rlght to ceaell ,hr nronerN a. the
after tse aavs' advertisement III such resale
IN som- nrwsnaner published III the CITY
W "''' SOL col nsMtrrnns
ssca - =, tea Tru<,e~s
r"'s ). G ,.!s So 81: r. s NJ
COLLATERAL. AT AUCTION
nv virtue % certain lateral i,ote, dated
Washington. n G.. MAY l; 1922. PAYABLE
Cured in the payment ot the same, and AZ
IN. rea,tes, OF the holder thereof Ne VIII
sell AZ nuhitc auction within eur HtN IAN
DAY nv fEAArARf Al lesS AT Two
O'CLOCK I'M the ealtatera, nan,e<t therFta,
~ Wit Ono ~,.,ond trust rrai estate Mate
TOR IN 200 secured on tut II in s.iuar~ "f"A
TERMS Az cash All naFties IA thteeest
Tuos J. OWEN 4 SON
teas AnTtlenvcfs
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS Will EE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of ,supp.ies ard Accounts. SsFy De-
DaTtHent. Washington D e Un,;l 10 o clock
a m. February : 1928 for Ge.l7e-iaz air
plane CLOCKS clock parts bar steel power
equipment for radio t-an~nlitte- 10 the Navy
Yard Washington. D. G etc. Apply for
proposals - the Bureau 81 Supplies aot Ac-
counts. CHARLES MORRIS Psymas:e-
COMMISSIONERS 8 c wAsHTNGToN
January 81 1878 sealed proposals vii ne
received al Room 500 District Building Until
= O'Clock II. February 80 1923 for con.
structlng inclosyrz porcAes and necessary re-
modelling AZ Tuberculosis Hospital. Certified
check for SI0 10 insure return OF plans ard
spec hcation- Proposal forms a. Room fa1
District Building. ta31 fel.34s
MOVING. PACKING i STORAGE.
sIORAGE tOR FURNITURE AND PA S5Ts
Main 1879 Nam esq
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THOS j OWEN 4 SON. ATcT1ONEERs.
11.J EYE ST NJ
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THEE
STORY BRICK BUILDING cnSTA Ars
ING STORE AND re a APA NHs E3ots.
.0s0 N G,CREET NORTHMEsT

1850 VI STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of a certain deed of trust. da.ed
September 10 1877 being instrument No.
1927. recorded september II. 1927 among
the land records of the District of Columbia
and a. the request Of the party ~, ss s. =,
THrRsDAY, THE NINTH r,I Day y, Of Dc, FER dcs
PM. the following described land and prem;
ises situate in the District Of Columbia and
designated as and being part Of lot 5s N
square II9s. as more fully described in SAID
deed of trust and known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation az lot sl2 square
1893
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust for $4,000 further particulars OF
which will he announced at time OF sale
the purchase price above said trust 10 be
paid in cash A deposit of $500 required.
Conveyancing recording. etc. at the pur-
cI1aser's cost Terms 10 be complied With
within thirty days otherwise deposit for;
feteh AMI the property may De ADVERTISE.
and resold at the discretion of the trustees
JOSEPH r. BAIT
ROBERT z. ACORN.
ia31 fee46s Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & son, AICTIONEERS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUkx DAYS.
THOS, J. OWEN 4 son. ATCTIONEERS
1925 Eye Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or yALn,AgLE Two-
ING BEING PREMISES 1860 WILL


STORY TWO FAMILY BRICK DWELL
ING, BEING PREMISES 1860 WILL
BY virtue q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber 546t. folio 18l ct seq,
Of the land records OF the District Of CO.
iamp's, and at the request OF the party se
sen at public auction II fr9qt q re
81 FEBRIARY AID 1928 at F0IR-
described land and premises. situate in the
District Of C9lumbta and dssign patel az ard
subdivision OF lots IN square i1I IA per
Plat recorded IN the ofIice OF u" suryay"r
for the District of Columbia IN LEber I'd at
folio 80. -.
trust for $4,000 90 further particulars OF
which viii te announced at time % sac
the purchase prize above said trust TO ne
paid in cash A deposit Of s:5nno re- -,
duired Convcyancing recording etc 81
purcT1assr's cost. Terms to he complied With
within thirty days: Otherwise dcn9sit ta or,
feited and the property NAV De a1rsr.lsea
'''' LAWRENCE z sMCOT,
NELSON II. DEVAIL
lace 81 fe236 IrJstere --
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Slo.2S0.
$500 10th ST.

WIN sell. EXCHANGE or rent this desirable
Nome. Oreu ana lighted evenings. All DAY
sunday REPRESENTATIVE IN premises
N PITNKERT 4 co.
1910 Eve St NV. Franz l6l.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER son Auc:so5ce-s
Evening star., 1928-12-22
EPWORTH LEAGUE

Christmas services will be held at al
of the chapters tomorrow evening. Al
Anacostia Chapter the Junior League
will be in charge of the service. Mrs
Charles Peaper will lead at Bells Chap
ter, Theodore Entwistle at Forestville
and Frank Stillwell at Metropolitan
Chapter. The topic is Celebrating
Jesus Birthday"
Hamline Epworth League is planning
to give Christmas boxes to needy fam
lilies and also to sing carols at the
John Dixon Home. The league will
ioin with the Sunday school In Spe-
cial Christmas service tomorrow eve
ming.
Metropolitan Chapter is planning to
give baskets to several families. Mem
bers will sing carols in the neignbor-
hood Christmas morning. Albert SlsSon
has been elected fourth vice president
to succeed Herman Sauer.
Union Chapter will hold a business
and social meeting next Friday. In
stead of the usual social program,
members of the chapter will partici-
pate in bowling match. The chapter
is getting contributions for a needy
family for Christmas.
Woodside Chapter will sing carols
Christmas eve. Miss Anna Shauck will
lead the service tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE TO BE LIGHTED
Rev. John c. Copenhaver Will
Preach at Epworth Church
Tomorrow Morning.

A community Christmas tree planted
annually on the lawn of Epworth Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, Thir-
teenth street and North Carolina ave-
nue. northeast, will be lighted tonight
at GAS o'clock. At IL o'clock Sunday
morning Rev. John C. Copenhaver,
pastor, will preach. His topic will be
THE Word Became Flesh"
At 8 pm. the Christmas candlelight
service will be held.
Christmas morning at $50 o'clock
the young people of the church will
meet at the lighted tree, and 1880 have
service in the church. Wednesday at
o'clock the Christmas entertainment
of the beginners department of the
Sunday school will be held. Thursday
at 2 o'clock the junior department of
the Sunday School will hold its Christ
mas entertainment.
The pastor will conduct the prayer
service, at 8 o'clock, Thursday eve-
ming. Friday evening, at o'clock, the
intermediate department of the Sunday
school will hold its Christmas enter
tainment.
The Hi-league and Epworth League
chapters of the church will hold their
devotional services at $3.50 and z
o'clock, respectively, Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
AT ST. MARGARET'S
Midnight Celebration of Holy
Communion Will Take Place
Christmas Eve.

The services at ST. MargaretS Church.
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place,
tomorrow will begin with holy COM
munion at 7:30 am, followed at II
am. by morning prayer, with sermon
by DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, the rector,
and evensong at 4:30 pm, with sermon
by Rev. Robert Shores.
Sunday school will meet at $50 am.
and the Young Peoples Society at
pm. The meeting of the Young Peo-
pies Society will be followed by supper
and social in the parish house.
Christmas eve. at 4 pm, the chill
dren's festival service will be held. The
Arst service of Christmas day will be at
IL O'Clock. the midnight celebration Of
holy communion, when the holy eu-
charist will be celebrated. Celebrant
: will be Dr. Smith, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Shores, Rev. George Dow and Rev. w. j.
Wright. A second celebration of holy
communion will be held at $50 am.
The third and last service will be at II
am, celebration of holy communion,
with sermon by the rector.
Wednesday, St. Stephens day; Thurs
day, ST. John the Evangelist'S day, and
Friday. Holy InnocentS, will be observed
by celebration of holy communion at
IL am. each day.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
BAPT|STS REVISE
CONFERENCE PLAN
Will Hold Sessions of Sunday
School Leaders Biennial
Iy After 1929.

Following the third Southern Bap-
tist Sunday School conference at Tulsa,
OKLA January 1913, the conference
will become a biennial rather than an
annual affair, according to an an
nouncement by DR.. I. j. Van Ness,
executive secretary of the Baptist Sum-
day school board This means that the
fourth conference will be held in 1881.
The Sunday school board will continue
to sponsor the conferences in the future
just as it has in the past.
All South Reached.
When the Tulsa conference has been
held in the western section of the ter
ritory of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton, every major division of the con-
ventions territory will have been
touched with one of these great Sun
day school gatherings, the first having
been held at Memphis, in the center,
in 1927, and the second at Greenville,
S. c., in the eastern section, in 1928
With every section of the South having
been touched, the need for an annual
conference will no longer exist, 1t was
stated.
The purpose of the conference, DR..
Van Ness explains, is not to promote
SAAC 6OAASA "a O0lANAuy oCAAOOA ANCds 4OA OAAoN
has for long been we'll established in
the plans and programs of Southern
BaptiSts. The conference seeks to pro-
mote the most effective methods for
carrying out every phase of Sunday
school work.
Departure to be Made.
At Tulsa the same general plan of
both departmental and general con-
ferences that has been previously en-
ployed will be carried out, with spe-
cialists from every field of Sunday
school endeavor participating on the
programs A departure from the pro-
grams of other years will be made at
Tulsa, when the departments of church
administration and daily vacation Bible
school viii hold their conferences at the
same hours as the general programs.
This will enable workers interested in
these two departments of work fos-
tered by the Sunday school board to
attend them without neglecting the
conferences on any department of Sun
day school work in which they are
engaged.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
CALIFORNIAN WILL HEAD
PHILADELPHIA MISSIONS
Rev. G. A. Richardson Of San Jose
Named Superintendent Of City
Work for Board.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, December az
announcement was made yesterday Of
the election of Rev. C. A. Richardson,
pastor Of the Fifth Methodist Church
at San Jose, Calf, as superintendent
of the department of city work for the
board of home missions. H was elected
at a meeting Of the executive board
held In this city Thursday.
DR.. Richardson will have his office
in the board headquarters here. He
will succeed DR.. M. P. Burns, who
resigned at the annual meeting Of the
board month ago because of i'll
health.
DR.. r. E. Gornall of Chicago,
formerly engaged in the field work for
the World Service Commission, was
elected director of promotion, a newly
created position.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SENDS ORPHANS GIFTS
DR.. James II. Taylor's Topic for
Tomorrow Is "The First
Christmas"

At the Central Presbyterian Church
the pastor, DR.. James H. Taylor, will
preach a Christmas sermon on the
theme. THE First Christmas" tomor-
row morning.
The evening service will be held at
2 o'clock and the Christian Endeavor
meeting will be omitted
The Westminster League will hold a
flreside Christmas meeting at o'clock
The leader will be Webster Ramsay.
As the result Of the Sunday school
Christmas giving services boxes OF
toys, clothing, books, games, ETC., art
now being sent to various mountain
schools In Virginia, to the Presbyterian
Orphans Home at Lynchburg, Va and
to the Central Union Mission and Sal
vation Army of this city. In addition
to these gifts about $500 has been con-
tTibuted in cash.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
CHURCH ANNOUNCES
SPECIAL SERVICES
First Baptist Congregation to
Commemorate Christmas An
niversary Tomorrow.

At the First Baptist Church Christ
mas services will be held tomorrow.
DR.. Samuel Judson Porter's morning
theme will be Getting at the Heart
of Christmas" At the evening service
his subject will be Your Mothers
Religion"
The Swedish Mission, of which Dr.
Nels Heden is the pastor, will have
its meeting in the lower auditorium
of the church at $3.50 pm. This mis-
sion also meets every Friday at 8 pm.
The Junior B. Y. P. u, under the
leadership of Miss Thelma Hicks, will
meet in the junior room tomorrow at
IL o'clock
The Senior B. Y. P. u. will meet at
6:45 pm. Refreshments will be served
preceding this meeting.
An Indebtedness of $4,000 on the
church is expected to be paid off
within few days.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
18TH ANNIVERSARY
TO BE CELEBRATED
st. Augustine's Church Will Honor
Ordination Of Rev. Alonzo
J. Olds.

The congregation of St. Augustine's
Church will celebrate tomorrow the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the ordina-
ton to the priesthood of their pastor
Rev. Alonzo j. Olds.
The program will begin with high
mass at IL o'clock and will conclude
with reception and testimonial in the
basement of the church at 7:30 pm.
The celebration will carry double
the entire period of his priesthood at
st. Augustine's. Ordained by the late
Cardinal Gibbons on December 10, 1903,
he was appointed assistant pastor jan
uary IL, 1904. and upon the death of
the late Father Griffith was elevated
to the position of pastor in 1919.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
ANNUAL EVENTS LISTED
AT HYATTSvILE CHURCH
Dinner, Business Meeting and
Watch-Night Services Scheduled
by First Baptist Congregation.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December o.
The annual dinner of the First Baptist
Church will be held December 81 at
pm. The annual business meeting will
follow. Watch night services will be
held from IL to IL o'clock, under the
direction of the Sunday school and
B. Y. P u.
The pastor will preach tomorrow on
Christmas" A debate will be held
by the young mems class tomorrow at
$50 am. The subject is, Resolved,
That Sunday athletics are detrimental
to the moral welfare of our young peo-
pie" The affirmative, r. c. Eaton and
r. L. Lockridge, and negative, Gerald
Glass and s. L. Crosthwait.
Missions Christmas exercises will be
held as follows: East Riverdale Church,
December q at 1880 pm; Daniels Park
Mission, December 81 at 1880 pm; Col
lege Park Mission, December %, 7:30
pm.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PLANS FOR SERVICE
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Federation Announces Pro-
qram to Be Observed at
First Congregational.

The annual union Christmas services
will be held Christmas morning under
the auspices of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches at First Congre-
gational Church Cabinet officers,
members of Congress and others in
public life are expected to attend.
Rev. R. Y Nicholson will give. the
invocation. The scripture lesson will
be read by Rev. W. E. La Rue and Rev.
A. r. Bird will offer the prayer. An
nouncementS will be made by Rev. H. 3.
Smith and Rev. E. c. Beery will offer
prayer.
DR.. Earle Whitley will preach the
sermon and DR.. H. c. Hayes will give
the benediction. Dr. F.. c. Reynolds,
chairman of the committee on public
meetings, will preside.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PLAN CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Bethesda Church Announces Pro.
gram for Yuletide.

Christmas services will be conducted
by the rector of St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Bethesda, Rev. Clarence Prem
tice Parker, tomorrow at II o'clock
Holy communion will be celebrated at
1880 a. m. The church school con-
veneS at $3.50 am. The primary de-
partment will have It's Christmas cele-
bration at pm.
The first Christmas communion serv-
ice will be held at midnight Christmas
eve. The rector also will be the cele-
brant of the Eucharist service at 10
am. Christmas day.
In observance of st. Stephens day,
Wednesday, holy communion will be
celebrated at am and also Friday at
Z am. Holy baptism win be admin
istered at pm.
The annual Christmas devotional
service of the church school will be
held at 5 o'clock Christmas day.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
WILL ADDRESS CLASS.

Page NICK. Etchison will be the
speaker to the Cuthbert class at Peck
Memorial Chapel at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
The pastor, Rev. Irving W. Ketchum
will preach at the morning and eve-
ming services. At the morning service
+ he will speak on THE Wise Men" The
evening service will contain special fea-
lures. There will be poetic readings
and musical numbers. The topic OF
the discourse will be GLORY to God"
Evening star., 1928-12-22
SERMON SERIES ENDED.

with Jesus to the Father Via Mat
ter Is the theme of the last of q
series of addresses DR.. James D. Buhrer
delivered during the advent season in
the First Reformed Church. In the
evenings services the audience will be
given an opportunity to view the whole
life of Jesus in motion pictures of five
reels, by Mr.. BayliSs. This win con-
stitute the last service until Christmas
morning. Services az 2 o'clock, with
the Reincarnation of Jesus in Sermon
Christmas evening at o'clock the
Sunday school will render a special
program, with Edward Knouse as chair
man.