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1911 H ST. NV
English Homes in
FOXAI.T.

Double fronts, six and eight rooms {;
one, two and three baths; open fire.
place; double screened porches; beau-
tiful walled-in garden; garage. Fur
nished model home, 44th and Volta
pl. Three blocks south of Reservoir
I'd. Open until o:30 pm.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
1922 X St. Natl 1910.
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SALE--HOTISES.

NEAR 9th AND EAST CAPrTOL-7 ROOMS
semi.detached brick, modern. Widow must
sell; about one-half price; terms to suit.
1908 GEORGIA AVE.-sIX ROOMS, TWO
Enclosed porches, garage; very good condi-
ton: convenient all car lines and buses. IA
l407. 2lst ST. N.W.-lo RMS. AND BATH.
ami" garage; SO. $50; $500 cash, balance like
rent. Met. 1900. EN-. O2i6
s4.s75-NEW STONE AND STUCCO ENC
hsh-type bungalow; rooms, tile bath, city
water, sewer, electricity, gas, sidewalks,
street; large lot, 5oxl5O feet regular bus
service Property miles from District
line in District Heights, Md. Small down
payment, with easy monthly terms. Address
Box l66-D. Star ONCE 13'
BnAIRsG o. OF. 18th AND IRVING;
$91o0; rooms on floors. tiled bath; also
extra nall bath; all modern; nice yard,
garage. VIII sell quickly. Adams 4786
REDUCED s2.00o-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detacned Dutch Colonial, 8 r., bath, in
e ea1s porches Price, $3.50; cash, SO 800
$3.50. COST S8,500-NORTHWEsT.
20 large rooms, reception hall; like new;
small casn. $45 per month. National 0882.
BUNGALOW.
Iakoma Park, containing 4 rooms and
pain, cleo. lights. large lot with fruit trees.
grapes and garden; city water; $3.50; easy
JOS A. HERBERT g. SONS
1913 18th ST. NV.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

hOUSES-f OnN1SnEO.
1EAuTTrUY
yerandas and grounds; double garage. Can
heat neat beautiful Hi GROUNDS s. Emerson $3.50 IS.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN WILL RENT M
fffRfs RoFf ssas s sSlSn
PETWoRTH; 5oo1 5TH ST. N.W.-L1vING-
cheerful. all outside rooms; new corner
Semitic adults v.sR ds
GEORGETOWN-Smart, small house, charm
gIg Ee Ds2 has VEST sT SCo
s Sah and seepna porc
house noTh Of Park road on nea5 ssss
do Es, garage ' Phone cIev. Sis.
GROOM HOUSE. BATHS. MAIDS ROOM
5 Ssa IN F
reasonable rates. Call Adams 1886.
lsll EE aSf M%oyE pstSs
fortably furnished: modern; garage.
IA HESsKETg ST. ST.ATrEAC yTIs. CHEVY
sar sashS attached Dndo"1 Wis. ' asSo-W. ~
MASSACHUSETTS ,PARK-REsIpENcE At
year or longer. Tel. Clev. 1871.
BEAQTIFUL. NEARBY SUBURBAN colo:
school; 500. Information, l720 M St,
iaii KENYON ST: NV ,(FVRiNIsHFD or
dRsxvA TIE e27 18th s.. Nat o7ss
EocK GRES 5sn PA maid.
room. lavatory. porches. Rarage, mahogany
fsa5sH5s. Ds do 4t5s9E car lines
E s5 Psdns All fa gs2Sey HOUSE ADULTS
s9ss coE1g1r RD; E s.S.7 NEDfuM . SIZE
porch. Phone Lin. o7so. - 800
9. ROOMS. 2 BATHS IS BED ROOMS. IN
Sludne nsossd an feep see Ss machine
mangle. 1908 Varnum st: NV. Ada ms 5424
400 istn ST GoRNES
IssIs 4sS ssS Sssasiiu sS sFoRf
IN CHEVY. CHASE. D, c.
ss sq hoEsssF h :s5v'P e
p.' zsss Ho0oHF0H, :fs s Nv IS
CHEVY CHASE : BEAUTIFULLY FUR
porches. lovely garden. Wis. 29ll.
bansaioE, Country ciab section. Chevy
Chase; bed rooms. studio, oil heat. electric
ferred: attractive grounds. wis 33os-J.
UP n St. N.W.-10 r, , b., ga
rage ..........,......... 500
i7lO n St. N.W.-l4 r.. ) 3D.. 200
1902 Lawrence St. NE.-l2 r.,
l62s Monroe St. N.E..... 80
J. LEO KOLB,
a. Ge~s York Ave. District 01.
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4 GREAT BARGAIN.
PETWORTH-S7.o5O.

Better than new and in an established
section OF Petworth that cannot be dupli-
gated one block north of Sherman Circle:
house OF tapestry brick; rooms. tile bath.
big porches, screens and awnings; good
rear yard with separate garage; close to
bus and rail- transportation. schools church,
es. theaters. Phone Cleveland SASS, MR..
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JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
1913 18th ST. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ell !,

SEMI-DETACHED-2 FULL BATHS.
=, IN one Of the prettiest sections Of the
Northwest. where all homes are new, is this
Drick home with 2 complete baths. massive
concrete front porch with concrete balus-
completely screened. daylight kitchen with
Westinghouse electric ventilator. huge pam
cious cedar lined closets, daylight cellar
with storage rooms under front porch: large
10y. beautifully planted; paved street and
most complete houses built since the war
ms house meets and beats all competition.
eeon.Slidered on trade. Call Immediately for
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

III zN1N 1vEEIV -CODUEtDz14V
LADY WISHES TO SHARE APT. WITH
one lady: 500 90. Rosslyn. Va. INQUIRE at
drug store. Home evenings.
AT ROSSLYN, VA, IN BANK BUILDING.
3 rooms and bath. ami; s35 per month
Inquire in Drug Store.
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Address Box GID, Star once.
BY OWNER-4623 9th ST. NW.-SEVEN
rooms. 4 bed rooms; terms. Phone Adams
Rl05
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| 1918 OWEN PL. NE.
New house Just north l2th st. and Florida
ave. ne. perfect little home, with garage.
] INSPECT ANY TIME-oPEN TILL Pm.
II. K. HOWENSTEIN CO., Inc,
|
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NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV.
8-room, bath bay-window brick residence;
modern and wonderfully well built VIII sell
to colored. Priced far below real value
A. c. HOUGHTON CO. Realtors.
1915 H St. NV. Phone Dist. 7536-7537;
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PETWORTH. 4oi4 MARLBORO PL. NV
real bargain offered cash buyer by lady
leaving city: 20-foot tapestry brick, six
rooms. tiled bath. hot-water heat, built-in
garage. three large porches, ivory and green
kitchen; new-house condition. Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-13

CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS-OPEN.
3s42 Cathedral ave.-Greatly reduced; one
OF the finest homes in this section. An un-
usual bargain at present price, 10 rooms. 2
baths, 2-car garage: many attractive Tea
lures. Would consider trade. -
1884 9Th ST. NW-TAPESTRY BRICK. 6
rms & b., double back porch. garage; SO. $50.
1850 cash. s45 per mo- Me. 1900. EN-. 02l6.
si2 L ST. NE-TAPESTRY BRICK: RMS;
g. b., ami. double gar; $500 cash. $57. so
per mo-; $3.50, worth $1,000. Me. 1890.
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27lS ,WoODLEY PI NV NEAR NEW
house. newly decorated. two baths, attic.
built-in garage, fireplace. PRICED right for
quick sale. Open Sunday from 2 TO Pm.
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Ideally located in Petworth's best section,
this home has been reconditioned in the
leading ultra modern features, including
gas heat. electric refrigeration. etc; priced
at least $4,000 below the market value for
quick sale; terms or cash. only 9,75o: over
20 IT. wide with six really large rooms,
sleeping porch. garage, etc. Call Adams
1921 for appt. to inspect
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SALE--HOUSES.

BRlCK-CENTER HALL.
$l7.760: CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-In
group Of large oaks, q charming new
brick home at the highest point in
WASHINGTON. Seven rooms, two complete
tiled baths. model Kitchen large porah,
garage to match; in q restricted sectfdX
Drive out Connecticut ave. to CumbeT-
land st. t470o block OF Conn. ave), then
pm. Phone Clev. 1888
SPLENDID VALUE
New detached brick. four bed rooms. two
Sll.950: Out Wis. ave. to 1918 Hunt ave.
Opposite Chevy Chase golf links.
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NORTHWEST BARGAINS, 5o0.-6 ROOMS
and bath. Colonial brick, front and rear
porches; electricity. gas; 20 It. wide on
commercial street; easy terms accepted from
reliable party. Met 5066. Evenings ana sun
day. Pot 44ol.
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NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES EXCEL FL
lent n w. sections-6 to rooms from $3.50
to si450o A house here to meet your re-
quirements and pocketbook. For appt. to
inspect call Mr.. Bailey. Adams 4786.
ALLISON ST. WEST OF l6th-BEAUTIFUL
tapestry brick house containing 8 rooms. 8
baths, 2-car garage. servants quarters,
Frigidaire, Bryant gas heater One OF the
For inspection call Col. 1869.
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1ll7 7th ST. NE.
pretty 6-room and bath home on Q biz
lot, and double metal garage. Only $3.50
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bath, screened Sleeping porch. garage; near
school: built for home. $40 Aspen ST. NV,
ia knma Park Cieorgia 1a60-J
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$1O.5M.

New, detached, center hall, brick; bed
rooms 90 baths; garage MI AZ very low price
Out Wis. ave, opposite Chevy Chase golf
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REDUCED TO sll,950.
MIICT re SOLD

CONSIDERATION GIVEN FOR CASH.
This beautiful corner home is going to
lutte bargain, commanding an enviable loca-
ton facing on wide streets and avenues;
dom has a home been built with such large
rooms or as well planned. First floor con-
tains center hall, living room l4x28 din
ing room, kitchen, Enclosed breakfast room.
open breakfast porch and lavatory. Second
c1oSed .ieepine porch finished exac civ IN as
rooms beautiful large bath, attic over en-
in cellar; large lot. elaborately planted. over
100 feet wide. This is without doubt the
best value offered in years.
Call Immediately for appointment. Adams
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Near Chevy Chase Circle.

One-half Square from Conn. Ave.
Builder will sacrifice this ALL-BRICK new
home. The rooms are exceptionally spacious,
kitchen is conveniently arranged with built
IN cabinets and large pantry, The i5o-ft.
lot has many shade trees. Ideal for children.
Particulars, call E. H. CROXTON, Nat s7lI;
evenings. Adams 1928
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5000 90 CASH. BALANCE, $1,000 MONTH
3i4 5th St Sc, few doors from Penn. ave
rooms and bath. papered and painted
throughout. electricity, strictly white neigh,
bargain; house open Sunday. H. A. SIMON,
GOT 18th NV Dist. 1896.
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REAL D. c. BUNGALOW.
open. 67o4 ith st: NV
Convenient TO playsround. cars, stores.
Nav trade Col 1872.

FORCED TO SELL MOST UNUSUAL. At
tractive detached brick home. exclusive
neighborhood, near Wardman Park; subur-
ban atmosphere. facing Rock Creek Park:
inspection necessary to appreciate; one trust
only, $4,000; original price of this magnifi-
cent home was $4,000; will consider rea-
sonable offer above trust. A rare opportu-
nifty; owner occupies premises. Adams 1850
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1885 4th ST. NE.
9 rooms & bath. hot-water heat. cleo; $45.
H. G.. Swiftly CO.,
14l0 Eve ST. Natl 5904.
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FOR SALE = o-RoOM AND sUN-PARLoR
buneaioW, large lot, facing on two streets;
Completely fenced; can be divided for extra
building lot h. garage Hr aItomdt l sb he
hard ST. Chevy Chase. Md: Tel WIS. $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

~ O"hSl'
Modern. new; 8 rooms and sleeping porch.
2 baths, 2-car garage; large shade trees;
everything nrst class and permanent con-
struction. Large living room i5x25. hard
wood trim. Frigidaire. oil burner, two ball
comes com size ana rear ;, porches Due 70 pres
OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
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WIDOW WILL SELL NEW HOME OF SIX
rooms and closed-in back porch for small
cash equity: ami. Call 1913 s ST. Sc,
MRS. ROBERTSON
BURLETTH; s7,5o0-DINING ROOM TYPE
home with garage; deep lot; best location
Act quickly; call Mr.. LINDER, Decatur 2752.
DOCTOR HOME AND nFFICE.CENTRA Al
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BARGAIN.

DOCTORS HOME AND oFF1CE-cENTRAL
y located, northwest. Address Box 162-B
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BUNGALOW, CLARENDON, VA. = MADE
over new rms. ba : g Easc gas p. elec hot
rms. ba; $500 MI. Ida. va.--Sem-d de-
taehed rms ba gar $3.50 IRE Re a@M
GORDON. PEG. ms, Bldg. Dis. 1921, even.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

The following leaguers will attend
the tenth annual convention Of the
Luther League of the Maryland Synod
at Baltimore, Md, September s to 2,
inclusive. From Incarnation League:
Rev. Henry Manken, Rev. and Mrs.
Warren johnson, Miss Iona Browne;
Luther Place. Miss Frances Dysinger.
John Keister; Reformation, DR.. John
Weidley. Miss Freda Steffen, c. Bert
ram Gelston; st. Johns east River
dale), Misses Mary and Gertrude Glad
wesD, Miss A. Barbara Wiegand, Miss
Dorothea Wassmann. George F. Dietz;
st. Marks, Miss Marie Trede; st.
Paul's, Miss Dorothy Leech, Miss
Eleanor McRae, Miss Mary Seaford,
Miss Dorothy Burr, Roland Renkel,
James Gazelle, Howard HaSsler, Louis
Hoover, Paul L. Brindle; st. Stephens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Basingor. David
Volland: Zion, DR.. Richard Schmidt,
Misc Gladys Broker, Miss Margaret
Mcdonald, Miss Emma A. Holzer, Miss
Mary Leonberger, Miss Christine Lurig,
Miss Ruth Schmidt, Miss Katherine M.
bert DEM. Major, Philip Krautwurst,
Fred l.. Schickler.
A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee was held last evening at the
home of the district president. Fred l..
Schickler, 1900 Emerson street. Plans
were completed for the annual meeting
October 6.
What Nature Teaches Us About
God" is the topic which will be pre-
sented September 8 at st. Marks Luz
Their League by H. r. Fellinger.
A business meeting of lions Luther
League will be held September II at
the chapel, New Hampshire avenue and
Buchanan street.
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.EPWORTH PASTOR
is BACK IN CAPITAL
DR.. John c. Copenhaver Finishes
Holy Land Vacation Trip.
Will Preach Tomorrow.

DR.. John c. Copenhaver, pastor of
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue northeast, has returned
from q vacation tour of the Holy Land,
Egypt and Europe, and will hold serv-
ices in the church at II o'clock to-
morrow. The sacrament Of the Lords
supper will be observed, and the sermon
subject will be, HE Hath Borne Our
Griefs and Carried Our Sorrows"
The Sunday school services win be
held at $50. The Epworth League will
hold services at 1880 pm. Clinton
Lanham will have charge. The latter
part of the service will be conducted by
the pastor in the same rooms, this be-
ing the last combined service of the
present season.
The monthly meeting Of the official
board will be held Wednesday evening
in the board room. Thursday evening
the weekly prayer meeting will be held
and will be conducted by DR.. Joseph H.
Balthis.
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Coming to the Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church, to be associated with
the pastor, Rev. DR.. A. j. Mccartney,
Rev. ]. Woodman Rabbit has assumed
his duties September !. He has accept
ed the invitation for one year. Mr.. Bah
bitt has already been heard in the pull
pit here twice this Summer. He was
formerly pastor Of the Calvary Presby--
terrain Church, Newburgh, N. Y, and
comes now from the Olivet Memorial
Church, New York City. During the
Spring, he was heard for several weeks
at the Northminster Church, Of this
city.
In New York he had a large polyglot
work, with several assistants, who COW
cred a wide range of Christian service,
including three endowed beds at the
Presbyterian Hospital, preaching in
several languages; district and clinical
nursing, and extensive program OF
Christian education, camps for boys
and girls, gymnasium classes, sewing
school and a graded church school. He
has Travelled extensively.
His undergraduate work was done at
Columbia University, his theological
training at Princeton Seminary and he
took post graduate work at Princeton
University, Teachers College, Columbia
University and Union Seminary. He
was sent to the Isthmus Of Panama to
give educational recitals and is widely
known as a Shakespeare student and
an interpreter Of the English Classics.
He has taught public speaking and de-
bate in Y. M. G. AS and Bible reading
and sermon delivery in q theological
seminary
During the World War he was a
chaplain, serving in camps in and
around Washington, and is now chap
lain Of the American Legion, East Side,
New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-05

A National Labor Sunday service will
be addressed tomorrow at the foot of
the Peace Cross at Washington Cathe-
dral by Senator James j. Davis
of Pennsylvania. Right Rev. James
E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, will
preside over the service and delegations
Of labor bodies will be present in the
congregation. The service and speech
by Senator Davis will be broadcast over
the Columbia Broadcasting System
Nationwide network.
At the IL am. celebration of the holy
communion tomorrow in Bethlehem
Chapel the sermon will be preached by
Canon Arthur 8. Rudd.
Other services in Bethlehem Chapel
tomorrow will include celebration Of
holy communion at 7:30 am. and
morning prayer and htany at 10 am
Two pilgrimages will be held at the
Cathedral tomorrow under the leader
ship Of Rev. John W. Gummere of the
Cathedral staff Of clergy. The first pill
grimage will begin at 1890 pm. from
Bethlehem Chapel and the second one
will start from the Peace Cross at
Sis pm.
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Mormon Temple-Salt Lake City, Utah.

When Brigham Young led his fol-
lowers across the wastes of Utah to
found new home, foremost among
the first buildings erected was a place
Of worship. A carpenter himself, he had
done much Of the work on the first Nor
mon temple at Kirkland, just outside the
City Of Cleveland, Ohio. Next, the
band went to Nauvoo, Ill, where Joseph
Smith, the founder, met death at the
hands Of mob. Then came the exodus.
When the Saints first settled in Utah,
they employed a small tabernacle in
Winter, but met in an open air amphi-
theater in the Summer time. Young
next built an oval-domed tabernacle on
Temple Square, seating 5000 people and
constructed without pillars to support
the egg-shaped roof. An organ, Nor
mon built, was one of the wonders.
Next came the temple Of today. The
building took 40 years, nor was 1t COM
pleted until after the death Of Brig
ham Young. The corner stone was laid
in 1853. It was finished in 1893 and
dedicated by President Wilfred Woodruff.
From the start, work was discon-
ttnued from time to time, due to lack
Of funds or lack Of cooperation. Gran
tie blocks were dragged by oxen from
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MINISTER
RETURNS TO PULPIT
DR.. S. J. Porter Will Re-
sumo Services Tom0f-
row Morning.

DR.. Samuel Judson Porter. pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, who was on
his vacation in August, having spent
part in Texas, will return to his pulpit
tomorrow morning and will speak on
Religion Among the Ranchmen."
The monthly meeting Of the board OF
deacons will be held at the church
Tuesday evening.
The first Fall meeting Of the Wom-
ans Society will be held at the church
Wednesday, at 1890 o'clock. Meetings
of the White Cross will be held the
third Tuesday Of each month.
The Business Womens Circle will
meet at the church at o'clock Thurs
The B. Y. P. U. will hold its first
regular monthly business meeting OF
the Fall, Wednesday evening, ct the
home of the pastor and Mrs. Porter,
1901 Connecticut avenue.
The Dramatic Club will elect oncers
at the church Friday evening.