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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


COOP GOING BILLIARD PARLoR must be
sold at a. very reasonable price. Call Ma
WILL SELL HALF INTEREST in meritorious
o fsh partS opporunsgp 70 @ake soooS
or Sl5,o2o auickiyi references EXCHANGED
FOR SALE At sAcRTFIcE.Bsst slSas I located and
in Washington; very profitable business; Ave
year lease, I99yfsttEats this QdeT at once,
in the heart Of Washinston business section
Address Box 2a2-A. Star ofhco.
BsTABLIs BUSINESS, earning above
nished apartment at inventory included.
Above fact certified beyond doubt Cali
after pm; no trifers 44s Hume ave,
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE-Rooming house
l6 rooms; low rent; long lease downtown;
real place for Bicentennial. Address Box
WANTED-To rent or lease large building,
suitable for a garage. Address Box 2s4-A,
Star office.
LUNCH ROOM; excellent location; complete
81 500; terms Address Box 2s5-A Star once.
CANDY, CIGARS. NOTIONS, etc; corner
store, with rooms goins business; lease;
price, $500. Address Box S2i-A, Star office.
DEL1CATEssEN and lieht lunch for sale;
owner going to Europe reasonable. Met.
CORNER DELIcATEssEN with fountain;
must be sold; have other interests,
GARNER's, 18th AND KALoRANdA RID.
MODERN MANUFACTURING PLANT for
sale e4'xioo,, ,Iti tWo stories rh. and basement.
dria, Va. II interested phone Alex. 5es or
call on premises. 14e
BOWLING ALLEY for sale; 10 alleys; spien-
did location: price reasonable; cash or
terms. Address Box AK, Star ONCE. IL
ROOMING HOUSE, II rms, 2 baths; h.-w h.,
elec, hsht; flled; will sacrifice on your
terms.
Rooming house, II rooms. 2 baths; modern;
furniture reserved; s250 cash.
Furnished apartment house for rent well
located income, $500 monthly; asking s325
monthly for building and furniture,
S4e0-Cigar, news and novelty business; rent,
$40; business $40 daily.
s65o-Grocery and rooms rent ss2; good
business: good terms,
S450-Lunch. old stand; cheap rent.
r. M CURTIS, $40 llth st. NV. Nat, 1892.
cAFE-One OF the best locations in Wash
bargain for $3.50.
P. F. Carley, 802 10th St. 10*
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{ TEN SUPER BARGAINS,

We have picked ten of the incest, cIrsnest
ana most desirable cars in our entire stock
oI used cars and have placed very low
prices and very easy terms on them There
sre are no oIher barsains in the city like them,
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BAKER, thoroughly experienced in baking
doughnuts. Apply after l:9o, rear 1923
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PRACTICAL NURSE.
Adams 933i-J
sITUATroNs--DoMESTIC.


COOK. WAITRESS, in lunch room: expert
enced; stay nights. 2013 1ith st. NV.
COUNTRY GIRL colored wants steady
work Of any kind ro cooking; stay nights
reference. Atlantic 5l49-J.
GENERAL WORKER colored; experienced
cook. laundress, waitress, mothers helper;
whole. part time or days; neat; reference.
Decatur 24ls. 49,
GENERAL HOUSEMAID, colored neat,
splendid cook mothers helper or part time;
honest GOOD worker; reference. Dec o537
GIRL, colored experienced, wants cooking,
waitress or work Of any kind. Dec. 4297.
2222 18th st. NV.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work or part
time Job Call Lin. 5s2s. Gertrude.
GIRL, colored. neat, wants Job as maid.
waitress, general housework or part time.
Call Decatur 1s90-W.
GIPi. light coIored, wants position as nurse
or light houseworker, city ref Call Lin.
tozo- W
GIRL, colored, neat wants Job as waitress
cr maid North 485l.
GIRL from North Carolina, with city refs,
wants loo as general houseWcrker or moth
cr's helper. Decatur 1925.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work Of any
Kind Address 1872 18th st. NV IL
WOMAN. middle aged. Protestant. wants
noSition aS housekeeper or companion re-
liable and Trustworthy. Lin 4287-J,
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. neat: housework.
all or part time; yrs. at last place: ref
erence. Dist. 1893. 936 st. NV, Apt. g.
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BoOKREEFER, Jr. accountant. young, ex-
perienced well educated; local reference,
Col s26o-J or address Box 1894. Star once.
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SALESMAN, acquainted with trade, hospi.
tails, hotels, institutions lsundries and
Govt depts., for Washington and vicinity.
EAWACO. Las s. 'FRONT.' St. Phlladelphla.
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BOY. colored, for GASOLINE station: $40 per
week; refs. District Filling Station, 1874
and D stE NV.
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HELP--MEN.


APARTMENT, JANIToR eoloredi salary and
quarters fun time State sge, married or
hddrsss Is gsa Bps soaH star ocs sEs[a
ASSISTANT MANAGER and several sales
men. Apply II am. to pm Room Sos
al6 st NV. TO-
douEhnuts. Apply after 1850 rear 1929
BOY. coiored, for gasoline station $40 per
week; refs. District Filling Station, 1874
BOY-Commercial school wants services OF
exchange. Phone Met. O5s6
ERRAtND BOY white With ,o bicycle Sg n, aiso gis
Grosner's, 1925 2 st. NV.
MEN-5 wide-swake men, not over 80 years
OF age. who really want TO W0rk. we lul-
nish our men with direct leads no calling
8 TO S, Bond Bids, Room 73i; ask for Mr.
SALESMAN, acquainted with trade, hospi-
tails, hotels, institutions, lsundries ana
Sy eWAe aep'f las i9F rHon s Phadephia @
STEAMFTTTER, TO install Arcola hot-water
hsstlng system, immediately Address BOX
YOUNG MAMmWe have "a sn 0psnng tos sns
possess a fair education. This Is perma-
ny spd o 0SG9 eo
1erred. Call in person between IL ana &
Emerson & orme 1906 Conn, ave.
YOUNG MEF NSlt neat dppSdEines i i-Sl' W
travel to Denver and return on special cireu,
lation campaign Must have two years OF
fieh school Transportation paid; pefma-
nent position; opportunity for advancement
i0-l2 am, "a pm, ask for Mr. MescaL 12'
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY open for
experienced food salesman calliag. on drug
DAY. day between sdST 10 and is am or between 2
and 4 pm washington Yine-Glo Co., Trans
portation Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Between 30 and 40 Years.
II YOU are locking for an opportunity
which win broaden your financial and men
tai horizon, We want TO interview you. we
ofier you no magic lamp. but we do extend
70 you the vision OF iHt1Ee that Is nounoeo
The kind Of men We are seeking are those
who can run WITHOUT bei..g wound every "a
hours. The opportunity ve possess Tor you
cannot transform q failure into success,
nelas. Mere job hunters and fiy-by-nights
II you can work where others shirk, II you
Tesp5nsibil.ty il you can speak intellieenuy
and clearly. write your qualifications. Nd
dress Box 1904. Star once.
WASHINGTON CONCERN !,
having well established local
business, can use 2 statesmen who
can sell advertising. Connection
should be worth SIS per week.
Answer by letter giving past
record and experience. Address
Box 56-A, Star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

learn GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE
Msbelle Honour School testao 1919. IN
quire about our new plan sor assisting
18th st. NV. 1875 N. II. ave. NV.
JAZz-Popular music In 20 lessons: free les
sons if you buy instrument. Christensen
School, 7l8 llth ST. NV. DIST 1873. Booklet
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT: EASY
parking: cars furnished Csll Foster tOld
Feliah ahlel Net 1909, 644 3 St s.w. Ia
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. licensed white
men anywhere, any hour; your or our car.
Call any time Adams 349o.
learn GENUINE SWEDISH BODY MAS
sage, Yhnen system be independent; good
money big demand; med stud. ano nurses
solicited come in person. 73 New York ave.
y v. Glasses forming now. To-
OUR THOROUGH INSTRUCTION AND MOD
en- equipment make switchboard operating
easily learned oxford Bids. l4th at N Y. ave.
BRIDGE-CONTRAC OR AUCTION.
Certified Teacher-Ofncial System
l3tI Euclid ST 4Gams 1882
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BOY-Commercial school wants services of
youth with car; bonus and free tuition In
exchange Phone Met 0566
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ERRAND BOY, white, with bicycle also
bundle wrapper, white. Ask for Mr.. Davis.
Grosner'S, 1925 st. NV.
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APARTMENT JANIToR, coloredi salary and
quarters; fun time. State age, married or
single, experience and several references.
Address BOX 3o2-A, Star once.
ASSISTANT MANAGER and several sales
men. Apply II am. TO pm. Room 309
ql6 @ St NV TO-
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YOUNG MAN-We have an opening for q
young man: must be OF neat appearance and
possess a fair education. This Is a perma-
rcnt position and offers an excellent oppor-
tunity; resident of Northwest section pre-
ierred Call in person between u and &
Emerson & Orme, 1906 Conn, ave
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STAMP ALBUMS.
CatalogS. sets, hinges; all supplies
Harry B. Mason, 91S r st. NV. de2s'

FURNITURE AND RUGS.
New and reclaimed at greatly reduced
prices Bed room, living room, dining room
1net a,netIe ana breakfast suites, Large assort
chairs. See our toy department, most rea-
s9hanIe bss s Prices Pr s Having no rent to pay
notes p us 70 sen for less: Liberal terms. New
Open evenings.
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PACKARD LITTLE SIX SEDAN, ia2S-OnIy
sSosoi terms. Must sell this week act quickly
Sse 5seo Mr. Roper between 10 am. and p.m,
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PONTIAC SEDAN. ls2s-ThIs car shows vary
excellent care has been taken Of IT, Its
ninish, upholstery and tires stamp ii a. a
a,iirn iw value and It has been priced for
18th 50: NV, Decstur 1910
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BLANTON MOTOR CO.; 8
8 to II New York Ave. NE, :
Open Till 10 PM. ~,
A FEW CARS

that were not ready for 81.
our sale. But we are going
to sell them at the same ~
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pLYMOUTH 1882 sEDAN-One Of the new
noatlns power" models. used few miles
and Traded back for the same thing in a
coupe Full Hew-car guarantee and $3.50 of
nc price Act quickly. Blanton Motor Co,
Plymouth and De Soto direct factory Dealers
No. New York ave NE
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ULL5MOBILE COACH, 192T-Excellert paint,
upnolsteTy AL, tires good an ideal family
car. Only sie9; easy terms. triangle Motor
Co. New York ave NV
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Stenoghaphy, Typewriting.
Tuition only SIS = month, beginning today;
speed dictatior instruction very day and
every niPht The Civil Service Preparatory
School Sc corner 18th & r NV. Me-. b.fi
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
ROLLED BEFORE DEC. 81 EASY TERMS
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
657 EARLE BLDG.
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CIVIL SERVICE.
POLICEMAN Exam SPECIAL Preparation.
Prepare now. The Civil Service Preparatory
Ecaool, e, corner 18th T NV. Met. 623l.
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OAKLAND 1925 sEDAN-We have Just REIN.
ishsd and retired this car; the general con-
amlck sale, s475. II. 3. Leary, Jr. q Bros
1891 18th. North 6s2S
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These cars are all in good condi-
ton with good tires and paint, and.
carry our thirty day written guarsiir
sHsto
Terms That Will Please YOU +,
LAMBERT, > 81 cI
The House of Confidence, s.9,1
1901 14th St. NV. ~-4
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BOOKKEEPER; long experience as cost ac-
countant for builder, seeks permanent no
sition. Can manage sales. Phone North
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NASH S-CYL. SEDAN 1880; s wire wheels
and trunk rack; looks like new and motor
perfect; this car cost over 50 900 new For
further particulars call Pot eIse
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SILK sPoTTER STEAM CLEANER. colored
trict 64i6 Spotter il43 10th st. NV,
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YOUNG. MEMS SUITS (sl; sold for $50 and
SSS; regulars go, sizes SO, l 80, / 40;
,ot. s6.s5 a suit, All sales cash. ali sales
hnal no alterations. See Mr. Wolberg or
Mr.. Cross at D. J. Kaufmans 1905 Pa ave
YOUNG MEMS GOLF SUITS (sl; sold for
$50 and $50; regulars go, sizes / 81, / SO,
l 20; shorts lel, sizes l 81, 2 So, 3 39
cholcs OF the lot. 1896 a suit. Some have
cash., all sales final See Mr. Wolberg or
Mr.. Cross, %. ]. kaufman, Inc. 1905 Pa ave
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SALh--AUTOMoBILES

BUICK 1881 DE LUKE SEDAN model 81, 8
wood wheels, wen tenders, 1850: 1890 suick By ck
Sport coupe, 2-tone Duco, $780,; 1880. Buick
master de luxe model 30-57 sedan, wood
wheels, well tenders, 1915. New-ear guar
af1tee of 90 days; terms. See Mr.. Barnes,
1929 lAth. Decatur 1880.
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SITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored, desire positions
with private family, maid and chauffeur;
room and board no wages; experienced; ref
e"ences. Address Box 274-A, Star ofnce. IL
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SJENDJRAPHER4 last, desires WOTkT yUUIis
m an. fopmer Congressmsn's secretary; knoWl-
edge accounting, Spanish; bonded Address
Box 2s4-A Star ONCE.
WE need several Jobs for Howard University
students Courteous service guaranteed.
Call Dean of Mems once, Columbia al0o.
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al slVo Cash BARGAINS--We've reduced the
make noas specisls for cash. 1897 Nash Coupe,
Es Hszs Ford Roadster. 1929 Ford Coupe 1923
Soach. 1925 Buick Sedan, 1898 Essex Coach,
a,1s as5S Pontiac Coach. If you paid twice as
M1,9ptor s1,p Co. No. New York ave- ne. OPEN
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MARCEL AND FINGER WAIVER - Experts
only need to apply; reference; steady posi-
ton Address Box 265-A, Star once. TO-
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NAN AND WIFE want position as janitor
in apt. house: experienced; no children Call
Cniup,hfa SE9s.M
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POLICE EXAMINATION.
Prepare now. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc corner 18th & NV. Met. 6337
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NH9H ISZB CUUPE--MuSt sacrifice nav car,
Sl2o No better car for sale IN city, terms
not considered r. b. Settle, Apt sos, 2a2o
Ontario rd. NV, cali between q and 10 this
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CALVARY MINISTER
GIVES HIS TEXT
cease of Moral DiSarma-
ment" to Be Theme of Rev.
w. S. Abernethy.

Rev. w. S. Abernethy, pastor of Cal
vary Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow at IL o'clock on 1.-THE Case for
Moral Disarmament" At 8 O'Clock
Rev. Frederick B. Igler, who is in
charge of the Baptist student work in
the colleges and universities OF the
Philadelphia area, will occupy the
pulpit.
CLYDE j. Crouch and Andrew c.
Wilkins will be In charge CT the junior
church tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
in Baker Hall.
The Evening Mission Club will meet
in Burial Hall Monday evening.
The Wilbur class meets Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. A. B. Stay
maker, 1912 Rhode Island avenue, DR.
and Mrs. H. P. Cochrane will be the
guest speakers.
The Women's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday at IL o'clock in Baker
Hall, with Mrs. Stephen LeSher OF
Philadelphia as guest speaker. Her
topic will be Prayer and the Christian
Home" Mrs. Mabel v. Mercer will
conduct the devotional period, assisted
by Mrs. Cleo S. Parks
The Florence M. Brown class meets
Tuesday evening in the church parlor
The Study class for primary teachers
will meet in the Lydia Marshall room
Tuesday evening.
DR.. O'Hara will address a meeting
of White Cross Workers in Baker Hal
Friday at 1870 o'clock.
Glass AZ will meet In the church
parlor Friday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
|DR. A. A. STOCKDALE
TO TALK ON PEACE
First Congregational Pastor
to Discuss Esprit of
Power" Tomorrow.

At the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets, the minister, DR..
Allen A. Stockdale, will preach tomor-
row morning on spirit Power" and in
the evening on 1.-THE ArmiStice of the
Heart"
The church night supper will be held
Thursday at pm. and will be followed
at GAS pm. by the midweek meeting.
The young people of the church will
have charge of the meeting. Sunday
school meets at 9:45 am. Sunday.
The Senior Society of Christian En-
deavor will meet Sunday at $50 pm.
Miss Mary E. Pettis will give short
illustrated Chautauqua talk. The Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
will meet Sunday at $50 o'clock in the
east parlor. William Taylor will lead
the meeting.
A meeting Of the Women's Society will
be held Tuesday at II o'clock. Miss
Nell M. Berghout. director OF religious
education at First Church. will speak
on THE Evolution of the Sunday
School," Luncheon will be served at
o'clock.
The Young women's Club dinner
meeting will be held Tuesday at 6:15
pm. DR.. John Reid Shannon will speak
on whittier, Our Best Loved American
Poet, and His Religious Beliefs" The
following officers we're elected at the
last meeting: Marion Brown, president;
Florence Corkum, first vice president;
Dorothy Lord, second vice president;
Josephine Peters, recording secretary;
Helen Towners, corresponding secretary,
and Gail Wilton, treasurer.
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DR.. ]. H. HOLSTER
WILL SPEAK ON PEACE
Scheduled Meetings Of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church Groups
Announced.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning "Good will-Then
Peace viii be the subject Of DR.. J. H.
HOLSTERS sermon.
The Fireside Discussion Group will
meet at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcellus C.. SHIELD. 3 East Irving
street, tomorrow evening.
The union service will be held In the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church at 8
o'clock.
Section 8 Of the woman's Guild.
Mrs. Lee D. Latimer. leader. will meet
with Mrs. Newell Buckingham, 1884
Stevenson place, for luncheon Tuesday
at l o'clock. Mrs. D. Harold Oliver
and Mrs. W. Arthur Shelton will be
assistant hostesses.
The Chevy Chase Circle dinner will
be held in the assembly room Tuesday
at $50 pm.
There will be a round-table discus
sion on 1.-THE Spiritual Life" Thurs
day evening in the church house.
The Chevy Chase branch of the
Needlework Guild will hold its annual
gathering in this church November 10.
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PECK MEMORIAL CHAPEL
WILL HOLD COMMUNION
New Members Will Also Be Re
ceived at Evening Service.
Rev. Ketchum to Speak.

At Peck Memorial Chapel tomorrow
night there will be communion service,
reception of new members and infant
baptism. The pastor, Rev. Irving
Ketchum, will conduct both morning
and evening services. At IL am. he
will have "A Message for Discouraged
Christians"
Sunday school meets at GAS am. A
department for infants under 3 years
of age is in charge of Mrs. Carl Poore.
The mems class will be taught by DR..
Howard A. Edison and the women's by
Mrs. Irving w. Ketchum. Christian
Endeavor is at pm, with Mrs. Mabel
Wheaton, leader.
The Girl Scouts will meet Tuesday
at 1880 pm. and Boy Scouts Friday
at 7 pm. with Herbert c. Tucker,
ScoutmaSter.
The following are attending the
Sunday School Institute on Monday
nights at the New York Avenue Church:
Miss Emily Day, Miss Frances O'Neil.
Miss Mary Walker, Miss Gertrude
Walker, Mrs. Olive Thompson, I. w.
Ketchum Herbert c. Tucker is at the
Y. M. G. A. School.
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MINISTER WILL PREACH
ON PATH TO PEACE
Rev. Herman Mckay Will Hold
Armistice Service at Union
Methodist Church.

An Armistice service, with 1.-THE
Christian Path to Permanent Peace"
as the sermon subject of Rev. Herman
Mckay, will be held tomorrow morning
in Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
Twentieth street near Pennsylvania
avenue.
The young peoples service at 5:4S
o'clock will be followed by the Epworth
League service. Miss Mary Henderson
will lead the league. Rev. MIR. Mckay
will speak at g o'clock on "A Fellow
ship of Reconciliation"
A supper conference will be held for
all members and friends of the church
Thursday evening. DR.. Benjamin W.
Meeks, superintendent OF the Washing
ton District of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be present Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kay will outline the work that is being
carried forward in all departments Of
the church organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
THEN CAME WAR;
DR.. S|zOO'S THEME
Pastor at New York Avenue
Presbyterian to Give
ArmiStice Sermon.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow morning DR..
j. r. Sizoo will preach a special
Armistice day sermon on Then Came
the War" At the evening service he
will continue his sermon of last Sum
day evening, based on Germany. The
subject will be, Germany Today"
The young people of the church are
invited to special Armistice day pro-
gram, which will be observed at the
young peoples service at 6:45 o'clock.
DR.. Brodie will speak on WAR Days in
France" At 6:15 o'clock the Sunday
evening tea of the Christian Endeavor
will be held preceding the Armistice
day service of worship at GAS o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ems Society for Missions will be held
Wednesday at 1890 O'Clock.
The devotional period will be in
charge of DR.. Brodie. and Mrs. Geor-
gette Ross Howard will give 10-min-
ute current missionary review. An
other speaker will be Mrs. B. B. Wal
lace, who has recently returned from
China, and her subject will be "A
Little Bit Of China"
DR.. Sizoo will speak Thursday at the
mid-week prayer service on another
phase of the general theme, The
Road Home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
PLANS TWO SERMONS
Takoma Park Presbyterian Services
Will Be Appropriate to
Armistice Day.

Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor of
the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church,
will preach two sermons tomorrow ap-
propriate to the observance Of Armi-
stice day. At IL o'clock the subject
will be, THE Pace of Peace" and at
8 o'clock. he will speak in answer to
the question, Does the Bible Sanction
War;"
Armistice day will also be comment
morated with appropriate programs in
beth Christian Endeavor societies. The
intermediates will be led by Beniah
Whitman, and Robert L. Parsons will
address the senior society. Both groups
will meet at 7 o'clock. The church
school will convene at $50 am.
The Executive Committee of the
church school will meet Tuesday eve
ming in the church Office.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Peter Remsen, 1875
Chestnut avenue, Wednesday at
o'clock.
The mid-week service will be con-
Quoted by the pastor Thursday eve
ming.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at o'clock, and the Boy Scouts, Troop
SO. Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
PASTOR AND WIFE GUESTS
AT RECEPTION BY CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. Newton Mercer
Simmonds Entertained on Sixth
Anniversary of Passionate.

A reception was held Wednesday eve
ming at Highlands Baptist Church ten
dered to the pastor, Rev. Newton
Mercer Sinmonds and Mrs Simmonds,
in recognition of the sixth anniversary
of the pastorate. In the receiving line
besides the pastor and Mrs. Simmonds
was their daughter, Miss Margaret Sim
monds. Others assisting were the off,
GERS Of the church, Miss Edith E.
Payne, clerk; E. II. King financial
secretary; Herbert W. Gardiner, treas
urer; T. r. East and c. E. Brooks,
deacons; R. H. Bonavita, J. E. Booth,
Mrs. T. H. East and Miss Emma
GuSchewsky, trustees, and the follow
ing charter members: Miss F. M. Allen,
Mrs. C. L. Bell. Miss Lilly Kein, Mrs.
F. E. Meade Mrs. A. A. Taintor, Mrs.
William B. Thomson. Mrs. NJ. E. Whit
ford. Miss M. E. Whitford and Miss
Stella Whitford. Mrs Bella B. Thomp-
son gave a number of piano selections
The church quartet composed of Mrs.
]. E. Booth, soprano; Miss Emma
Guschewsky, contralto; c. E. Brooks,
tenor, and j. e. Booth, bass, sang. Mrs.
Stanley H. Beale gave readings. Miss
Rubye L. Booth contributed piano num-
bers, and Miss GuschewSky sang. The
address of the evening was delivered
by L. L. Bowen, Sunday school super
intendent, and was responded to by the
pastor. As this occasion so nearly
conceded with the thirty-flfth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Sinmonds
a basket of 35 pink roses was presented
to Mrs. Simmonds.
Motion pictures were shown OF the
various officers and groups OF church
organizations taken during the past few
weeks. Refreshments were served by
the Women's Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-07
CALL CHURCH RALLY
Colored Sunday School Officers to
Form Alliance.

Sunday school superintendent and
workers in the colored Protestant
churches of the District are requested
to attend a meeting at the Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. C. A., 901 Rhode
Island Avenue, next Wednesday at 8
pm. for the purpose of organizing an
interdenominational Sunday school al
lance, for the promotion Of Chris
tan education.
H. j. Ford, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Arrangements, will preside.
Speakers will outline the purposes of
the organization. Officers will be
elected. 1t is proposed to establish a
library. The alliance will meet monthly
at the Y. w. c. A.