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The Washington times., 1929-09-14
MISSION HEADS.
TO Convene
HERE

= "a / 4 i
a widespread program OF evangel.
istic endeavor Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church win be mapped
out next week when clergymen
from all parts Of the country as.
semble at washington Cathedral.
The conference win open Monday.
Two gatheFinks are planned. one
being q meeting OF the National
Commission on Evangelism, and the
other the first annual conference
cf recently appointed group Of
mission preachers. known as The
Seventy"
Freeman Is Host
Definate plans for mission act
ivities win be FORMULATED.
Bishop James e. Freeman will
act as official host. The Right Rev.
Phillip N. Rinelander, d. D.. war.
den Of the College OF Preachers,
win have charge Of the conference
Of The Seventy" which opens
Tuesday The general program is
under the direction of the Right
Rev. Irving r. johnson. Bishop Of
Colorado. Associated with Bishop
Rllinelander Is the Rev. George B.
Kinkead, formerly rector OF Christ
Church, Corning, NJ. Y. The Right
Rev. Thomas Campbell Darst, Bis
hop Of North Carolina, viii preside
81 the meeting of the Commission
on Evangelism, of which he is
chairman This meeting opens
Monday.
Bishop Freeman will be the spe-
cial preacher tomorrow at p. m.
cit the open air evensong at the
foot OF Peace Cross in the Cathedral
Close. WRC will broadcast the SER
vice. The Rev. DR.. c.. Freeland
Peter, canon OF washington Cathe-
dral, will preach at celebration Ct
/ Holy Communion in Bethlehem
Chapel. at IL a. M. Music for both
services will be furnished by. the
Cathedral choir of men and boys
under Edgar Priest. organist and
choirmasters
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Third Quarterly Income
Tax InstalIment Begins

The Bureau Of Internal Revenue
yesterday announced that the third
quarterly income tax installmcnt
win be due Monday. owing to the
fact that tomorrow is September is.
Tax regulations provide. it was
pointed out that when the due date
falls on Sunday or a legal holiday
the due date win be the date follow
ing such Sunday or legal holiday"
Residents Of the District may
either send their instalIment to Galen
6. TAFT, collector Of internal revenue.
Baltimore, Nd. or pay the tax at
the office Of the deputy collector
for the district, 1872 Pennsylvania
Avenue, M. w. .ss.
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Park Services
End Tomorrow

Tho Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor
Of the First BrethRen Church, will
speak tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the open air service In
III eolR Park.
The meeting viii be the thirteenth
held during the summer under aus
spices Of the z. M. c. A, and will
mark the close Of the twenty.second
season Of these services. More than
score Of churches in the North
east and Southeast sections OF the
city are cooperating with the asso-
ciation in. this work.
The Y. M. G. A. will hold a re.
ligious service tomorrow afternoon
at 5 o'clock in the Tourist Camp al
last % .omac Park The Rev..
Henry j, Smith. pastor of the Pet
wpTth BAPTIST Church. will speak.
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Religious News and Announcements
|DR.G. | MONROE
TO PREACH

The speciai preacher at the
Church Of the Epiphany at the II
o'clock. service tomorrow morning
win be the Rev. DR.. Charles !. u.
Monroe, rector Of st. Paul's Church,
New orleans. Or. Monroe. one Of
the outstanding preachers in the
Episcopal Church. was largely re.
spOnsible for the retention 81, the
Thirty Nine Articles Of Religion In
the Episcopal Prayer Book. because
OF his speeches at General conven.
ton In their behalf.
The pulpit at evensong. at 8
o'clock, win be occupied by the
Rev. g. Harold Douglas, 81 Epiph.
any staff. who returned to the
city yesterday from his vacation.
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CHURCH GUILD ELECTS

BAILEYS CROSS ROADS, Va,
Sept. 14.--At its last regular meet
ing the guild Of st. Pauls Episco-
pal Church elected ais president Mrs.
Thurlow White: vice president, c..
II. Powell; treasurer, Mrs. Bertha
Sweeney; SECRETARY. Mrs. C. w.
Oliver. Work was started this week
on the addition to the parish hall,
which will serve as a kitchen in
the preparation Of the chicken din.
ners for which this church has 4
wide reputation.
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Diocese Pilgrimage
To Trinity Set Sept. %

The Laymen's Service Ass0Ciaf ton
Of the Diocese OF Washington will
make its fan pilgrimage sunday.
September %, to historic Trinity
Church, Hughesville. Nd, where an
aIl-day service and religious confer
ences will be held, conducted by the
men Of the association Five hun-
bred men Of the Washington laymen
group viii BE joined by. the COM
bined churches of Trinity parish.
This pilgrimage will be known as
the Jewell pilgrimage III memory Of
the late Comdr. Charles Theodore
Jewell, former president ana active
member 81 the I1aynaen Services AS
ISOLATION and who for many years
was q member OF st. Margaret,s
Church.
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BEST PROSPECTS
S:lS p. m.--Jeanette Lelp-
niger tWOL).
p. n1.--Nit wit Hour
(WMALl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

niger (WOLl.
p. m.-Nit wit Hour
CHAIN PROGRAMS
- p m.-PhiI spitalny's
Music from Hotel Pennsylvania
GRILL lN.B.C.ls New York,
WEAF. WRCs WEEP, VITO,
ETC.; Harold Stern aEd His
Ambassador Orchestra (CO-
luFlbial, WAfAL., etc.
$50 p. nl.-Hotel ST. Regis
Orchestra tN.B.E.D. New York,
WIZ WRC. etc.
$50 >. nl.--Vic Irwln,s Pel-
ham Heath Inn Orchestra (C0-
lumhia). WAIAL. etc.
D. Iaa.-Nit Wit H0uR Geo
lHmbtal, WMAIs, etc.
$50 D. M. Babson Finance
Period lcOlumbial. WMAL,
IS ,. m.-General Electric
Hour tN.B.C.1, New York,
WEAF. WRC. WEEI, WAR,
etc. Clare BrlSEs tCoiumbia),
WMAL. etc.
$3.50 D. m.-The Ramany
RatternM tC0lnmblal. WMALs
.. m.-B. A. Rolfe and His
Lucky Strike Orebestrs tN.B.
Cd. New York. Wear. WRC,
WEEP; WAR. etc.; National
Forum from WashingfOm fCO-
Irnfblals WAfAL, etc.
$3.50 p. Ili.--JesBe Crawford
(COlumbial WMAL, etc.
10 b. New white Organ
Recital lNB.C.l. New York,
WEAF. WRC. ETC.. Amos and
Andy lN.kS.C.l. New York.
WIZ, WEC. WBZA. KDKAs
ETC.. Paul Spechtes Orchestra
lCoIumblal. WlLAL, etc.
1880 p. ml.--HOtel Para
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DANCE MUSIC
1880 b. m.--HOkeI ParA-s
mount Orcheatra [yWAEAIl. a 1
IL p. m.--HOte1 Manager Or
chestra (WRCl.
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MISSION HOLDS SERVICES

The service tomorrow night at the
Central Union Mission will be con.
Quoted by w. H. Loving, Of the Epl
worth Methodist Church, South. Ser.
vices will be held each night next
week under the auspices of various
churches.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
CUMBERLAND GIRL WEEDS

! CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept. 14.--
announcement has just been made
OF the marriage OF Arthur Lee
Siebert, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs
a. Seibert, and Miss Dorothy john
son, daughter sof Mr.. and Mrs. d.
p. johnson, at Frederick, Nd. on
June Is. last, by the Rev. c., Ellis
Williams Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr.. SeiberS Is connected
with the Liberty Trust Company
bank.
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Cooper Twice in Pulpit
At Vermont Avenue

William Knowles Cooper WI
speak ct both services tomorrow. at
the Vermont Avenue Christian.
Church.
In the morning he win discuss
The Test of Experience. His
evening topic will be Youth WIN
Find the Way
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EDUCATION TOPIC

rs Modern Education Antagonistic
to the Christian Religion?'s win be
the sermon subject tomorrow morn.
ing Of the Rev. j. 4. S. Holloman.
pastor OF the Second Baptist Church.
Third Street near II.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
DR.. SizOo to Return
To PulDit ToInOrrOw

The Rev. Or. Joseph r. Sizoo,
pastor Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, has returned
to the city after a vacation spent
in Scotland and at Oxford.
He will preach tomorrow morning
on Attending Angels
The Washington times., 1929-09-14

fionss
6;tb-'Haif Seas OVER
7;30--R Recital
s:00-Littie Tkeater.
s;30--Saandere Midshfpmen
9:00--0rgan; Dance Orchestra.
l0.00-G oiden'p Orchestra.
30--Afoonheania.
NABC--Eew YOrk--S6O-3fg
6.00--Dance Orchestra
6:30--Sorrento Eerenade
7;00---Eit wit H6nF.
I;30--B abson Period.
Ss00--Joe and vi.
e.g0--Romanys Patteran,
9;00--NatioHaf Forum
g:30--Jesse Crawford, organist.
l0s00---Specht Orchestra.
70 SO--P PARAMOUNT Orchestra.
i1:0O-@Organ.
WEAE-%New Tork--60 O-4S4
4:20-Bili and Jane.
b:Qe- Black. and Gold Room or.
icheetra.
e:00--SpftaIny,s Music.
700 lf-kmerican Mohawk pros
gram.
30---W on1en's octet; tenor
ss00--t5. r. Concert Orchestra
asoo-- Lucky Strike Dance orchesg
ira.
10:00--OrHan recital.
le,sQ--Strie HANDS Orchestra.
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Distant Stations

WSB-Attanta-14O-
11.4s--Sky.ark
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10:0O--Amos n Andy
10;20-Dance Program.
WBBM-C hicag0-71OsS
s:30-Chieago orchestraH.
9:00--Studio Frolic.
9:30--Lewis Orchestra.
-Chieago-o50-S
s:30--Kayser's Orchestra.
WENR--Chicago-- S70-3AS
l2.00---Studio Gossip Vaudeville
VIC Cllicage 520-4I0
s:o0--W EAF PEogr4na.
1000 9mofrow'a Trib.; Hungry
do:3o- GoIdkette,s orchestra;
NfRhthawkH.
i1:eo Dream snip; Goidkette.s Or
cilestra.
:; Co. Knights of the. Bath.
WIS GhieasO S50-34B
9.0e--Barn Dance
WIBO--e hlcag 1859
9:00-Mugieai PROGRAM.
WMAQ--G hIeae 0-- 67e- 4a7
ss00-C Columbia Network.
1e:OO-A Amos R' Andy.
10:f0--Csoncerk Orchestra, VI
II ;20-- Dance 0rcneatras.
WING Cincinnati H. 5O0-42B
6;0O--Ford and Glenn.
s:00-Thies Orchestra.
si3e--Entertainers.
10 :e0--Enna Jattick dance.
l1:00--Hawaiians Theie 0rchestra
A. MI.
iz:01--C ummin's Orchestra.
12:3O-Ford and Glenn.
WDAF-Kansas City e1O-ssz
t1:IS-songs; Kuhn's Orchestra.
A.. NJ,
12:4S---Nighthawk FroIic.
KAIBC-Kansa City B0s3lS
l2:0O--Dance music.
WCCO--A EinneapOIis- St. Pau1--8iO.37O
II :00-Scoress Longs Orchestra.
1z:0O-Sanksy's Orchestra.
W1SN-diIWaukee-
Columbia network.
Wisconsin Roof Orchestra.
WTAIJ---Milywauk ee--62O-48
lO:15-PianIst.
1I:00--MeIody Market.
l2:o0--Dance orchestras; organ re-
Observation-Disclosures
S:00---News; barn dance
neutrality-suspicious.
s:a0--stgdio. Program.
KsTP-St Paul--140O
l0;15--" Bill Jones Adventures"
l0:t5-MusicaI Memories.
1l:00-DaDce Feature.
81, g ;so-Night Club: Varieties.
s:nO--Musieal Program.
kMON-sf. Iouls-IO00-
500 Columbia Network.
10;00-Ozark Program. se
1890 Entertainers: Columbia Metz
work.
1l:30--Pianist
MISREPRESENTATION
1c:oo-singing School; Morgan sis
ters.
ilt00--Saturday Cub.
WTAlF-- eveIand--1O7O-2so
s:o0-Courtesy Program.
10:00--Varfety Program.
1l:00--Dance Music.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 :30--Dance Music.
-Detr0it-5EO-
e:1S--Announced.
S:3O--WJZ Program.
!0:lb--Newss HamIlton's Orchestra,
iI;0o--Jones Orchestra sRevery."
KDKA--E PIttsburrli--9s0-sO sos
IO:zO--Ear North Messages.
Embellishments
s;00--News Leader Hour.
..io :0O--Feature. Old Timers Hour.
W AM--R Ochestef--l 16O-25S
y:O0--Organ. sa
l0:00--N.B BIC. System.
Organ: Dance Music.
Observation-Disclosures
.l0:00-De Witt Clinton Orchestra.
WBZ--Sp spring. ield-oDO-
8:30-Co Concert
S:00--WJZ Program.
l9:00--Sports: Dance Music.
WSUN-St. observation-disclosures
s;so-Wea1her; Sports: studio
9:30-Brown jug Fiddlers
II DonaId,s Orchestra.
KOA--D Denver 8SO-36l
t0:l5-S Sunday school: News: Trio.
HNX-H0llywO0d- -lOB0-2SE
1000 Courtesy Program.
4:007- Midnight Express.
KFl-LOs Angeles 6lO-46s
y r. IN q
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Ex- Golf Champion Hurt
In SpiII 1T Race Track

NEW YORK, Sept. IL Q.N.S.l.--|
r. N. Byers, wealthy sportsman and
former national golf champion. was
badly shaken and three women were
injured yesterday in an automobile
crash a. the entrance to the Belmont
Park Club. Belmont. i. ].
The Washington times., 1929-09-14

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5:0O-News; Concert Orchestra.
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g:30--Hea's Orchestra.
10;0g--Katx Orchestra.
1a:20---Foiiies Bergere.
WOR--NewaFk--7 10-l22
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Why d. C. People Worry,
To Be SWem's Sermon

Why Washington Women and
Men Worry" viii be the sermon sub.
ject tomorrow night OF the Rev. E.
Hez SVEN, pastor of the Centennial
Baptist Church. In the morning he
will speak on why / Pray"
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
Nations First Library
To he Sermon Subject

The Rev. William u. LaRue, pastor
OF the Takoma Park Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow morning on
THE First Public Library IN Amer.
lea
In the evening ne Will speak on
The Spirit Of Evangelism.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
Dr. Beatty to Preach
On "The Dew Of Youth"

The Dew az Youth" will be the
sermon subject tomorrow night Of
the Rev, Harold E. Beatty, pastor Of
the Georgetown Lutheran Church,
WISCONSIN Avenue and Volta Place.
He will speak at the morning SER
vice pm The Supreme Need OF Your
Life"
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
Guest Pastor Chosen
For Morning Service

The Rev. DIR. George q. Truett viii.
be the preacher tomorrow morning
at the West Washington Baptist
Church. In the evening the pastor,
the Rev, Charles Berry Austin, viii
speak.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
ACTIVITIES RESUMED

Various activities suspended dur.
ing the summer will be resumed next
week at the Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church. The pastor, the Rev.
George e. Schnabel, will preach al
the morning service tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
DR.. BRIGGS 10. SPEAK

The Rev. DR.. John e. Briggs. pas
tor Of the Fifth Baptist Church. will
preach tomorrow morning on Back
to Bethel" The Young Peoples So!
ciety win conduct the evening SER
The Washington times., 1929-09-14

l1:00--Scottfs Orchestra,
WJZ--New York--5Ga-3oe
6:e0--The Eossipern
b:30--Gold Spot Orchestra.
6:00-Talk: St. Regis Orchestra.
1:e0--Chicago Celebrities.
7:30-Marviu Musicians
s:00--Comie slSit. Bonnie Ladies'.
s.s0--El Tango Romantfeo.
si00-Radio Guild, The Truth"
loso0-Amos N Andy; slumbeF
Music.
iadeIphia-If10-2s8
e:00---sportA
6:50--courtesy program.
7:00-Columbia network.
carbohydrates: ensemble.
9.30--COlumbia network
10s00--PaIais dor Orchestra.
I0.5O--Param0unt Orchestra
Z WEP-PhfIadelDhta-
5:a0-AAdelpkia Orchestra; naarketa
s:00-Uncle Wip.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14
OTHER GODS DISCUSSED

The Rev. A. f. Elmes, pastor Of
the Peoples congregational Church,
viii preach tomorrow morning on
Other Gods.
The Washington times., 1929-09-14

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GEORGETTE CONAN BACK

NEW YORK, Sept. IA I.N.s,).--
Georgette Cohan. daughter Of George
NJ. Conan. noted theatrical producer,
has returned from abroad where she
journeyed to regain her health.
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Our Expense All
Defective Parts.
'2o Marmon 78-B sedan. 81 $50
20 Marmon 68-B roadster l,40O
70 Marmon 78-B
collapsible coupe Il, 245
20 Packard 6 sedan limo. 1,65O
20 Marmon 76.B sedan. 1,45o
'28 Dodge Senior 6 sedan. $50
20 Marmon 68-B sedan. 1,165
20 Nash Special 6 sedan. $50
20 Paige rs sedan. ...... $50
20 Hupp 8 sedan. ...... 900
20 Buick Master E road. CSC
" Marmon IS brougham. 1,265
~ Chrysler 90 coupe. -. GAS
~ Marmon rs collapsible
coupe, ............. 1,USo
~ Hudson brougham -. 745
" Marmon 8 sedan. 80. 1896
~ Chrysler 80 roadster. 1880
Other Cars from $35 Up.
All Makes and Models to
Select From.
PIERCE-MARMON
USED CAR DEPT,
1888 l4th St. No. 7l55.
A RECONDITIONED FRANKLIN
with our guarantee will solve your trans
portAtion problems.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
(Franklin Distributors.)
346-34S Pa. Ave. NV. Met. 0o67.
A call will bring 4 car to your door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11
SALE--AuTOMOBILES.

REMEMBER, AIR-COOLING
has proven itself in aviation. Frank
lin alone offers it on the ground.
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ARD SEDAN, 5-pass.; used 5000
: looks like new, with all extras; $l,loO.
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AFTER ALL
PRICES TALK.

Hupp 8 Sedan, 1896. $3.50
WHY'S knight IS Sedan, 1885,. 625
Pontiac Cabriolet, 1928. ........ 4o5
Buick ga Sedan, 22S
Hupp 6 Sedan, 1926. .......... 4o5
Studebaker Victoria, 4-pass., 20. $50
Marmon 8 Touring, 1877. ....... 695
Oakland Coach. 1926. .........s 800
Nash 2-dcor Sedan, 1926. ....... SIS
Hupp 6 Coupe. 1927. rumble seat. $50
Studebaker Std. Sedan, 1926. -. AS
Marmon 8 Cabriolet, 1927. ...... $50
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
Hupmobile Distributors.
lSl2-16 18th St. NV.
BRANCHES,
1898 14th St. NV. 1865 Fl st. NE.
Reference--Any Bank II Washipgton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11

MAKE YOUR NEXT CAR A
RECONDITIONED FRANKLIN.
Phone Met. 0o67 for q demonstra-
ton and prices.
$S75 WILL BUY YOU A NEW.
TYPE SER. IL FRANKLIN SEDAN
thoroughly feconditioned In oir shops ano
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
346-348 Pa. Ave. NV. Met. Ooo7.
A call will bring this car 70 your door:
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1926 Nash Advanced Coach. $500
1927 Buick Coach. ........ $50
1927 Cadillac Brougham. Il 900
1929 Nash Advanced Sedan. l 800
1927 Essex Coach. ....... 1875
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 L St. NV.
Decatur 228O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11

johann: this cal
light. Emerson 4
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sALE--AUToMoBILES.

OAKLAND SEDAN, 1o24--In storage for 10
months; we will take the loss; see IL today.
Peerless Used Car Dept, 1901 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11

1925; was thoroughly
hops: do not overlook
n for value. Emerson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-11
Washington Auto Exchange.

These cars are sold under Our
guarantee and financed on the
easy G. M. A. c. plan.
20l5 14th st. NV. North 1852.