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Bratha.

HEsALD, LENNA H. On. saturday. November
sS 20 1888 RI s her rssidsn:;' Ss2S colors;s,e ,;,:
p Eiss W. Head. % Remains 0t'esa6 resting u
the 9. II. Hines Co. funeral home. 2e01
so. On Mondss. ssrvIsss Nos.bea 81 aSsz:
HILL, CHARLES SUMNER. Suddenly. on
is5s s0ssnSsr ss s Is lea2 & h' sM Ts
berts Hin and devoted father Of Paul Bsr-.
nssrS NJ Hilg Yo1 brother Of Mr.: dsrtrgds Jones
gorarily At Lomax chapel. I4o0 st. NV.
HgSTEE; ai Isaa aNsEE sHrr On ;T2sssay Noysmss.
sister OF Hattie Land0n, Carrie Manley
Weaver Funeral l SUNDAY. NoveHbef 2S:
is4m:a. itsns:: iahS5sS le$S xss s.
JOHNSON. LorTIE. Departed this life on
asnr. afs1day. No 7aseysmber "a; 1888 a. her resi-
soS Iad 81 p oaits:r!bDlsE nS hbE1 JoHs ~.
T. suEvivsd by two sisters: IDA shepperd
and Russell .Harriaan;- seven nieces. four
neDhews and a dear friend. Harry Proc
@nd r'sas Pop. Z. sfs s9s tqasr. ps a. par
thsIsafas2 tIn.i fMa9ndsy Ssy.,I November s 2a
2s. at Q pm. from the Friendship Baptist
Church: Church: Rey B; 4; Whiting oticiating.
LUCAS. ELLEN wADDLE. On Thursday.
s.,ss.a Rs1 15:slatassa
dence on Monday, November 81. at l:Ib
Gnu R.s3Sss, fS0 .ss ,:ns. e;
" attend. 1nterment at Arlington Ma
STSsz S ivs sSov:aS.f sS 1883. SsErSRP so .:
W: W: Dsal's funeral home sI8 II 81.
ne. on Monday. November 27. at pm.
sDrlnaeeldr a drttSsz HusSitsS HoTsTshs SUSIE
z MILLS; aged 50 years. Funeral serv-
Ives Will be held at 81. Martins Catholic
Cnurch. Gaithersburg, Md Monday. No
saTsd roress ssFe oaR Raes cematers: Ss ;:
PRENDER. WILLIAM NOBLE. On Friday.
vs WILLIAM fss5fh NoBLE a'f fRENpRR ESNfssFyd'!s 73
para EsaTs Of age ge. beloved husband Of the late
neral from his late Tesidsnes Monday No No.
sS:n5: SaiISasi iS5;ia cs%sssr, Rsiasvt Afs sad
SAUNDERS. WILLIAM ALoNzo. On Fri
as aosDts Hs'RRtf %fE12a ossz i2ss se1spESs sessf%se'
devoted husband Of Dorothy N. Saunders
and brother. Of James n, David Milton
and Arthur o: Saunders Remains rest
ing at the W Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 You st. NV Funeral Mon
day. November 27. at IL noon. from the
" Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
You ST. NV. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 90
sTAHL; HARRY J. On Friday. November
"A. Ig33 at Providence Hospital HARRY
! STAHL beloved husband Of the late
H HHertna r stahl. Funeral from the w
6l7 llth 81. Sc, on Monday November
20. at 2;30 pm. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. "a
s1AHL. HARRY J. Mckinley Council No.
S3s. National Union Assurance Society
announces the death Of Member HARRY
J, SrAHL.
sfAaL: HARRY J. The members Of General
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1n Mrmnriart.

BEAUvERD. CHARLES HOWARD. In 1ov-
ing Temsmbrance Of CHARLES HOWARD
nEAovERD Hasa who departed his life four
'e4S ago To-Day. HIS FAMILY.
BLACKWELL. ADDIE VIRGINIA. In sad
Dut loving remembrance Of our dear
Gaw THfpsrtea this life one year ago to-
Last year she passed on and left a plsrs
N our hearts no other can MI:
BUY Soo called her home and 80 we bow.
submissive to HIS WILL
HER CHILDREN. LESLIE J. BIACRwFT
EEDDrTH v. WHITE AND ALVA NJ Ros-.
CONNER. CHARLES T. In loving r.m.u-
prance OF our dear and brother,'
CHARLES T CONNER, who passed away
suooeniy two years ago today, November
We little thought when you left home
Ihat you would never return,
mat you so soon in death would sleep.
And leave use here alone.
HARKUM. JOHN r. In sad but loving re-,
membrance OF our dear husband and Ia
ther JOHN p. HARKUM who passed To-
the great beyond seven years ago today
November 20. 1926.
Today recalls the memory !
OF our loved one gone TO rest;
And those who think OF him today
Are those who loved him best ;
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER BEATRfcE
HARKUM AND MINNIE BRANHAM- =.
Evening star., 1933-11-26

LOST
BOSTON TERRIER. female; ehild's pet:
Ason 20 ST Fday Reward Il
DIAMOND RING. solitaire. white gold. mt
mento from mother. Reward. Finder please
call Hyattsville S03-F-2.
Srus kfSsy e sHf s .ss ssf e:
DOG. Irish terrier. black, s months old
Saturday. November IL. Reward. Adams
Rod 6ssE and WITS PaF' fS: fnsssT 81.
Metropolitan 1860. q.
DRUMS 735, steel, and one 9.76x20 truck
tire and wheel. lost coming in Rhode Island an
pistrfcs nGs s41s sF On Baltimore PIKE reward eau
EARRING, Jade, with seed pesII., lost
Thursday in dOyntoEp distE!st 1858 colum-
to owner. on Thursday between and s
soa from on lnh n ssss6n sa6 reward Hssa
FOUNTAIN PENlconkiin; 10 am. satuI-
esy ID hass AnsEf1R ave- Security nR M Po
lock at bank.
roy HOUND. female white: BLACK and tsn
nsaa rstSrn Pfsf sHaphefd PSf' hips
Eox .TERRIER; white, tar l ears; male; Isi tag a
NV. Phone METROPOLITAN 2e02.
FOX TERR1ER; blask ,nn ana White g6a snns.; male;
morning on West Virginia ave. ne. Call
Lincoln 9563-W. Reward.
FRATERNITY PIN, Delta Kappa Epsilon. in
Urdong's Dress Shop Wednesday. Reward
North O578. Apt. Sol.
GLASSES. in vicinity Of 10Th and Monroe
SITS. ne. Crosiand AID. 2165-J.
GLOVE, brown gauntlet. on Sunday. 10th;
dropped on running board of automobile
Holly ST. Lyon VILLAGE. Reward. CT. 779b:
KEY CASE-Black leather. 3 keys; vicinity
Baker. 1900 Otis st. ne. Reward.
sPEcTAcIEs,, gray shell frame, thick lens.
Reward. Call Potomac 1921.
WALLET mans. black. containing permit
Griffith Stadium. Reward. Adams 1880.
WATCH-Lady's. Bulova; initials .B. 81
Lost some time between past Tuesday and
Thursday. Generous reward. Lincoln Qs65.
WRIST WATCH. mans Elgin. near City
Post once Reward. 1909 illinois ave. NV
WRIST WATCH. ladys Benrus. between
Mckinley H. S., 11th and z. Capitol and 7th
and C sts. s.e.. Wednesday pm. Reward.
1903 B st. Sc. Lincoln 94S0-W.
WRIST WATCH. diamond. Reward. sos
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FOUND
LOST

FOUND
ron LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescul
League. u Q st. y ". North $3.50:
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SATURDAY, Novembsr Is. 1888. .a LawRENcE sFis tss
HALLMAN Of 154s 9Th st. NV. He
Hallman; one daughter. Corrine Hallman
one son. Edward Hallman; four brothers;
three sisters and q host of relatives and
friends Body temporarily resting at NAL
van & Sehey's funeral home. New Jensey
ave and st., NV Funeral services
MartinsbuTs. Nd. 1nterment church
cemetery. 26
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LSAAs LDhAhO JOSEFh. On fTlOHy,
Carroll Manor Circle. Takoma Park. Nd
EDWARD JOSEPH beloved husband OF
and broh.r n MP. q mms
Tubbs OF Cleveland. Ohio. Funeral from
Church. Tatoma Park. Nd. s SUNDAY asyensos No.
vember 26. at 2:30 pm. Interment in
WARD. CARSON. Suddenly. on Saturday,
ave. dsths9sbugs @ gsS Md ~ cARsos Rsss RRRb REGsE
Ro7sm.er RRsTsz Ct pm s;ss ii. l.i. gs
ansSgmsni a9ssaHs ND Forest Oak Cemetery asi,h ss
WASHINGTON, CHARLES EDWARD. De-
Pss5s:sd shli life a rrsaaI SazRHs HSysTRsE TRRbsWEA
soss:r 70 M5s: %9sfR sh:l5
WaEln. NsnE and nsfs
resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral
home, GA 4la st. s.w. Notice Of funeral
later. 20
WHITE; sII coBA sA, HoYLE: On Friday Novem-
s6sss 5sP Pl.5:. d:sfasS Sii ,osS
beloved wife of the late a,II waiter @ n Nv White M
ambs Rns Il aei.h; dh4:1.n ss5sss; at SS
Park road NV. Of sunday. November ss'
Tt iI,,on Ss1 c.n.in;r Dm 1nterment At ROekSyiIis
WINSTON. AUBREY. Suddenly. on Tues
Sty AGRREx WHISKY bsIovss sR sff brotSsF xSsF
81 Mrs Wilhemena Fisher of Arlington
va GusSie Winston and Mrs Carrie Gee
ot New YORK City. He also leaves a host
9fst3n1 Of 9ther relatives and friends, Remains
chapeI. 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. until Satur-
gay afternoon. then at his late residence
CoIumbia pike. East Arlington Va Fu-
neral Sunday. November 28. at 1880 pm.
from the residence of his sister. Mrs. vii.
hemena Fisher. Columbia Pike East Ar
HHnston Va. 1nterment Odd Fellows
SeHe'eIy' 20
wooDFoRK. SUSIE. On Friday November
e. 1898 s,aS,1 At her r resldsnee. 10 Morton
Moth mmother Of Mrs; Emma W. Hunter and
Hichard and Finks Frye. Mrs Emma F.
La1s. La1s and Mrs; Lucy y Smith: erand:
chspel GhGGaiorki i4od Remains z resting at Lomsx
Gay morning; thereafter at her late
rmeSidence 710 Morton st. NV. Funeral
MONDAY, November 27, at l 80 pm from
TTeFmm1nt m1rt.x Avenue Baptist Church, Rev c.
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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WILLIAM ". oneers an

~ eli. No. 10. Jr. O.. q. A. NJ. are
k8490 hereby. reauested TO assemble In
AH sonic Temple. 523 sth st. ne. on
NS01 Monday. November 81. 1888. at
1870 pm. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral Of our late brother;
WILLIAM W. BOSWELL. BY direction OF
Evening star., 1933-11-26

Attest: Z. c. CROUCH. RECORDING Seety.
BUTTERwORTH. ANNIE. On Saturday.
November 25 1888. at Freedmen's Hos
pitai. ANNIE the devoted wife of Fred
Butterworth. mother of Clifton. sister OF
Julia Anderson and sister-in-lav OF Rob-
ert Anderson. She also leaves one aunt.
three nieees, two nephews and other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting At
the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
You II. nv. Notice Of funeYal later.
Evening star., 1933-11-26

CULLEN. DORATHEA NJ. On Saturday.
November Is, 1893. at her residence. 1755
Kilbourne place NV. DORErHEA NJ.
CULLEN beloved wife Of Joseph p. Cul-
len and mother Of John 2 cullen. Mrs;
Long Beach. Calf. Funeral from above
residence on Monday. November 81. at
where mass viii be offered at Q am. for
the repose of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
CemetkYy
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STAHL. HARRY ]. The meubers Of C.nerai
Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /. o.
p ser. ". c;,t " VII assemble at Cham
BIT 1Ith st. Sc. at 2:i5 D. m.
s,o1Sa Monday :. November %; 1888, %
comrade. HARRY ]. STAHL. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BY order
NELSON B DURFEE; Gomnsnder.
Evening star., 1933-11-26

BOSTON TERRIER. female; ehild'.s pet
answers to name Boots; strayed from
1912 Allison st. Friday. Reward Il returned
DIAMOND RING. solitaire, white gold, me
mento from mother. Reward. Finder please
call Hyattsville S03-F-o
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.TODAY'S BEST BUYS
Packard

Packard Sedan, 1925-Has had GRO
excellent care from the origi- DO0
nal owner. The finish Is very DOWN
good; upholstery shows little wearI
very good tires and the motor is quiet.
Only $145.
POHANKA SERVICE
1925 Goth st. N. w. Dist. o141
Packard 4-DOOP Sedan-This o. AZ
car Is in the best OF running Ol4O
condition: new paint job good tires
appearance exceptional
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
1880 Ga. Ave. n. w AD 6O6O
ON~~~-NNN~N~NsN-NN~N 49,
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MISUNDERSTANDING

81 Observation-Disclosures
A ST. s. E., 807-2 rooms kitchenette,
light, gas included.
H ST. n, W.. 2112-Large. COOL attrac-
tive living bedroom. 1st fl: very reas.
ST. n W.. 1902 rms. kit. bath.
gas, elec included $3.50 week
HOLMEAD. PL W. 3567-3 rms. pri.
vate bath apt. cool. airy. reasonable.
The Washington times., 1933-07-26
Plymouth

1929 PLYMOUTH Coach. new tires, o. K.
mechSnically, $165: terms. 1860 Park
Rd. Adams 10202.
PLYMOUTH 1898 De Luxe Sedan. Run
300 miles. New car guarantee, Mr.,
Adams. National 1924.
The Washington times., 1933-07-26
Essex

Essex Sport Coupe, 1929 CEE
Challenger model Driven OOO
only 1900 miles. Black fin DOWN
ish Just like new; cream trim; ex-
celIent tires. upholstery spotless $165.
POHANKA SERVICE
1925 Goth st. n. w. Dist. 9141
1882 Essex Terraplane COupe-Driven
only 1000 miles: for a real bargain
call Mr.. MattinGly, Greenwood
2O72-W.
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RENT S47.bU
Five-room bungalow. sleeping porch
bult-in garage: wooded lot: convenient. to
churches. schools and stores: 10th st. bus
service to center of city.
North Washington Realty Co.
Shepherd 240O
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Auburn

Auburn 1881 De Luxe Convert @IS0
ibIe COupe-Low mileage ap- U1OV
pearance like new: see it today; trads
your car; easy terms.
Northeast Branch
L. p. STEUART. INC. an.
14I 18th st. n. +. LAhc' o4|s
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Suburban for Rent
SILVER SPRING

CHERRYDALE. VA. 1913 Ballston Rd.---
Groom house. elec. light. gas. l-5 aere 3
ground $40 neP mo Cali WAInuG ~ 10
The Washington times., 1933-07-26
Cadillac

'31 Cadillac Deluxe VS. Sc CLOAK
dan-Driven by private D1AtO
owner. In excellent condition through
out. The motor is perfect, paint and
tires practically new. A real buy.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC.
1O15-I11I 14th st. N. w. Ma. $500
CADILLAC SPORT PHAETON = Red
leather upholstery: nice trunk. COLLAPSE.
BILE windshield. khaki top and curtains
RosERr Ser '0F HERsoN's EiRSsSoSN's AUTO EXCHANGE
72 Florida Ave. N. E.
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Automobiles for Sale

USED CHEYROLETs AND EORDs
OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES co.
o25 II st N e. Lincoln l02O0
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De Soto

De Soto 1881 COupe-Excel- 00EO
lent mechanical condition, all OEOO
good tires, paint & upholstery; trade
your car: easy terms.
STEUART MOTOR co.
6th and n. Y. Ave. n. w. Nat. 5000
De Soto 1881 "S" Sedan-This COOK
car Is in the very best of SDOOO
mechanical condition throughout and
has good tires. paint and upholstery
are spotless.
L. P. sTEUART, INC.
1925 14th st. n. w. DEC. 1900
De Soto 1881 Sedan-D ark 0NOE
green II sh that looks like OfAO
new: this car has had best of care
oiled and creased every 1000 miles,
and today 1t runs perfect; gool tires.
A real buy at this price.
L. r. STEUART, INC.
1925 14th st. n. w. DEC. 1900
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Buick

SSSNSSSS>SSSSrS
80 Buick Master 8 Coupe @SIS
4-pass. new tires. Uphol- VO3O
sery clean. NJ otor recondltloneo
throughout. Black duco finish good as
new. This beautiful car has many
years of perfect service. guaranteed
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC.
1O15-1111 14th st. N. w. MA. $500
iS1 Buick Small Sport QS7E
COupe-Rumble seat. wire UOe -
wheels. New black duco finish with
green stripe. Motor good as new:
Tires excellent. This car guaranteed
STANLEY H HORNER. INC.
1O15-1111 14th st. n. w. Ma. $500
'SI Buick Small Sedan GE7S
Dark blue duco finish in DOOO
beautiful condition Tires and motor
perfect. Upholstery clean and fresh
This economical car has large,
roomy body for five and is easy TO
STANLEY II. HORNER. INC.
1O15-1111 14th st. n. w. Ma. 68Oe
'S1 Buick Big 5-Pass. Sedan G70E
demountable wood wheels ID OO
and trunk rack. 132-inch wheel base,
1O4-h. p. motor. New tailored seat
covers Black duco finish that looks
new. Tires show no wear. Motor good
as new. Guaranteed throughout.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
1O15-1111 14th st. n. w. Ma. $500
BUICK 81 Coupe S575;. other Buick Sc Sc
dams and coupes attractively priced See
r. g. Gaddess. 1O15 14th st. Now with
Stanley Horner Buick Agency.
The Washington times., 1933-07-26
Real Apartment Values
ALTO TOWERS

Wisconsin Ave. at Woodley Rd.
@70 00 Three rooms, kitchen and
ID OU,UV bath; new apartment. Kel-
radio outlets, parquetry floors.
WEAVER BROS.
Washington Bldg. Dist. 1886
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pn1obiIe
Automobiles for Sale

BETTER USED CARS ALWAYS-Se0
TAYLOR. 14th at T St. N. W.
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81 Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms

4TH ST. n. E.. 100 (nr. Capitol and il.
brary1 Front rm.: board op. Ii. 744S-J
COLORED-Large cl. frt Ink. rrn.. ref,
home. spleadid lOca Ref. AD. 1890.
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WiIlys-knight

Willys-Knight 1881 Sedan CO0E
Beautiful black. with gray OOAO
trim; side mount tire; trunk rack;
new tires; powerful motor. and You
will find it a comfortable, economical
car at very special price.
NASH-ORR MOTOR co.
1859 14th st. n. w. DEC. 4410
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D ST. n W.. 307-L.h.k. room, gas and
light included, $40 a month.
EYE ST. N. W. 920-6 rooms. kit and
bath. good for residence and business.
Rent reasonable. All new and modern.
TWO large outside Ink rooms, heat, gas,
light. S22 so Atlantic 3632-J.
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Puget Sound Lodge
No. 100, /. Ii. =. q.
Elks of World, Seat
tle-meets LIST and
3rd Monday nights
at s o'clock, Chand-
ler's Hall, at 1878
23rd Ave. e. X.
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PHYLLIS WhentIey Y.W.C.A.-

Phyllis Wheatley Y.W.C.A.-
Next Sunday is the beginning of
Negro Health Week. The Ur-
ban league will have charge Of
Vesper Service. There will be
two speakers. DR.. f. b. Cooper,
speaking on oral Health" and
another speaker from the Anti
Tuberculosis Association. Mrs.
j. N. Drake and Mrs. Richard
Artist will act as chairmans.--
The Business and Industrial girls
held their regular meeting Mon
day evening with a large attend
ance. Tueday evening twelve
members of the club attended
the Nationwide banquet held at
the central YW.C.A., with sew
eral of the girls, Alice York,
Geraldine Redmond, Alberta Wal
ker, Bernice Clarke and Corinne
Taylor taking part in the pro
gram.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev.
T. NJ Davis, pastoI-In obsery-
ance of March to Church With
Your Youth" day a large CON
gregation attended the morning
service last Sunday. "Crucified
with Christ" was the subject of
the sermon by Rev. Davis. An
unusual large number of visi-
tors were present at all services.
Mr.. Stephen Glass, Jr. has re
turned from California and plans
organizing baseball team for
the Sunday School. At 8 pm.
Olympic Lodge Knights of Pyth-
las held their annual thanksgiy-
ing service. The sermon was
preached by Rev Davis. Miss
Leona Fletcher lead the B.YP.U.
meeting. Next Sunday Mrs. Mary
Smith will lead the meeting.
Next Sunday covenant and com
munion will be observed. There
will be services throughout the
day. Coffee will be served those
who bring their lunch. You and
your friends are invited to at
tend the service. Mt. Zion wei
comes all.
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C()ttrrbSftvices


Grace Presbyterian church,
Rev John 4. Harris. pastor
Special services were held last
Sunday in observance of Young
Peoples Day At = p. m, DR..
4 NJ. Brown. recently from Bir-
mingham. Ala, gave very in
teresting address. At the annual
congregational meeting held on
Thursday evening. the fol,owins
official staff was chosen. Elders.
Abner Jones. j. r. Cragwell. and
Geo. W. Jones. Deaconesses
Sarah Brown. Eta Hawkins. J.
c. Robinson. Ida Wilson. Annie
Oliver, A Duncauson and Cora
Oliver Trustees: Colonel VII
son. George King. A, Tudor and
G. W. Jones. Treasurer: Abner
Jones reelected for the twenty
second consecutive year; Church
clerk, Miss Odessa Lewis. The
Missionary Society chose the fol
lowing officers Mrs. Ruth Mil
Ter. president: Mrs. Sarah Brown
yiee-president. Mr.. f. Baker, sec
rotary. Miss Cora Oliver. trea-
surer: Mrs Eta Hawkins, ste
wardship secretary. Grace Guiid
elected the following officers:
Mrs. Viola Wright. president,
Mrs. Sarah Brown. vice-pIesident
Mrs X Forney, secretary; Mrs.
Anna Oliver. treasurer. With
such a splendid corps Of officers
Grace Church looks forward to
another successful year. Next
Sunday at II a. m. Communion
Will be observed. At 8 p. m.
Rev. Heinmiller and choir of the
Auditorium Evangelical Church
will conduct the services. We
vii be happy to have you and
your friends attend these ser
vices
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First A. NJ. T.. Church, Geo.
F. Martin, pastor" Exercise thy
self unto Goodness was the sub
iect of the inspiring sermon by
the pastor at II am. last Sun
day A large congregation heard
the fine message. The Endeavur
League meeting was led by Mr.
A. Jordan. Miss Merry Newton
and Mr. Donald Gatewood were
chosen delegates to attend the
district meetings April 1921 in
Ellensburg. Next Sunday the
Junior Missionary Society viii
present a program during the
Sunday School hour at 10 am.
Communion service will be held
at Il am. Strangers and WISH
tors are especially invited to at
tend services at First A. NJ E.
Church
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Save 25 cents on each hair
cut at Bogle's Barber Shop, Hair
cut, 25 cents. Shave, Is cents.
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LODGE NO. 3 knights

Inject second anu
4th Friday nights
a t Masonic Hall,
21st Ave. and JEFF
ferson st. Visiting
knights are cor
daily welcome. L..
j. Conway, c. c.,
100 22nd Ave N.
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Chainey, exalted ruler, 90 3
55th Ave. So. phone Rainier
1902; w. E. Vrooman, sec'y.
1474 21st Ave, phone East
1884. 1-1-32
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from Boston, Mass, to Portland.
ore, and from Atlanta, Co. to
Houston, Texas and Los Angeles.
A Chicago newspaper has said
that there are over 4 100 col
cred clerks employed by white
merchants in Chicago, Ill., Or
flee lists show some representa-
ton in 81 different cities Of the
country.
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phone East $3.50; e. e. Spear
man, X. r. S., 1884 18th Ave.
N. W., phone Sunset 2363
JEPHTHAH CHAPTER NO. g,
o. Il. S.,-meets every first and
third Tuesday nights, 8 O'Clock
at Masonic Hall, 21st Ave. and
e. jefferson st. Mrs. Leona
King, w. M, Go 22nd Ave. !;
Mrs. F. Novels, sec'y.. 2S17 W.
Nevada St., phone WEST 6315.
7-1-31
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Negro employment by merch-
ants in stores in our districts of
towns and cities has been a
growing practice for the past
ten years. Practically every line
Of merchandising has been in
vaded. The geographic distri-
button of this practice ranges
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HERCULES LODGE NO. II, f.
q A. M.-meets 1st and Srd
Wednesdays at Masonic Hall,
21st and Jefferson st. N. J..
Graffell, w. M, 1916 Sth Ave.
Phone Eliot 1859; H. Hood. Sc
cretary, $50 oath Ave. N. Phone
East 3443. 1-1-33
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QULEN Ut oHEDh CIfhF IEh
NO. IL, o. Il. S.-Meets second
and fourth Wednesday nights
each month, Masonic Hall, 21st
Ave. and Jefferson st. Mrs. e.
Hood, VIM, $50 oath Ave. N,
phone East 3443; Mrs. Mildred
Staten, secretary, ia Gath Ave.
N, phone East 9617. S-2S-33
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ASSIFIED ADS
Buying 0nG SegSing-7Tsev Ger Results
Phones: Eliot 4586 - Prospect DOGS
LODGE DIRECTORY
HARMONY LODGE NO. ?. r.

HARMONY LODGE NO. 2, f. &
A. NJ, Seattle, Wash-meets End
and 4th Monday nights at Mas
onic Hall, 21st and Jefferson st.
]. H. Lee, w. M, 316 21st Ave.
Phone East GAL; F.. S. Sanders
secretary, 800 18th Avenue N,
phone East 1413. 1-1-33
Evening star., 1933-03-19
American Dies in Paris.

PARIS. March 18 aP)-Mrs. George
Stanley St. Amant, the former Doug
lass Quarter of Louisville, KY died
last night after an illness of several
weeks. She had resided in Paris since
1916.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
e construction Of all their furniture
1ssnres you lasting investment t
Beauty in Simplicity
Of it's Colonial Lines
4 Major Pieces, $1OO

This suite has the added feature of COM
ing in style with either wall mirrors or
with swinging mirrors In a choice of
mahogany, walnut or maple veneers, with
the famous Dupont's Duco mar-prevent-
ing finish. The bed, chest, dresser and
toilet table for 500, or in place of the
toilet table cat small extra cost knee
hole vanity that could also be used as a
desk. It's smart ladder-back chair with
fiber seat is 1895; bench with fiber seat,
$895; night table, $685.; chest mirror, S95.
The pieces may all be bought separately.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
DRYS PLAN TO TEST
BEER ACT IN COURTS
injunction to Be Sought in April
DR.. Clarence True Wilson
! Declares.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Certain now that the bill egaliZing
beer will become law, the unified pro-
hibition forces of the Nation are max
Sng plans to seek an early court Jest
of the constitutionality of the new beer
bill
DR.. Clarence True Wilson of the
Methodist Board of Temperance and
Public Morals, yesterday said an injunc-
tion would be sought to prevent sale of
The beer as soon as the bill becomes
effective, probably early in April.
We believe the bill is unconstitu
kional and intend to carry our fight TO
the Supreme Court" DR.. Wilson said.
The action is to be taken by an emer-
Eency committee set up at a recent
meeting of the consolidated prohibition
forces, including virtually all organiZa-
Lions which have led the fight for pro-
fibition.
Dr. Wilson said it had not been de-
termined yet where the injunction pro-
ceedings would be filed.