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ROOMS AND BOARD.

MASS, AVE, 1909 18th St. N.W.-one
cheerful single room, also double; walking
distance; excellent food.
1903 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--Attrac. furn.
room for ! or 2: garage; suburban home,
near 10th st. Reservoir; home cooking. A.
IS N.E.-Large front room. 2nd floor,
elegantly furn.. TO refined couple or ladies':
board optional. Phone North 0601-J. 3.
%, THE CONCORD. New Hampshire and
OREGON aves.-Pleasant, bright room on
N. II. ave. excellent meals; lady In once.
Phone North 3141.
2OIe 18th ST. NW.-Home tatmosphere,
delicious meals: convenient to cars and
busses; reasonable Phone Potomac O612:
1922 N ST. NW-Attractively furnished.
large corner room. suitable for l.. 2 or 8;
congenial surrounding: good meals
173s K ST N.W.-WalSine distance; at
tractive single and double rooms; excellent
gig? 18th ST. .NGw.bA Apt; 5EsinsIs
double ss0 dnpeT
ferred Phone Potomac 2710-M.
1929 K ST. NV, The .Lee-Marque-
Nicely furnished room. semi-private bath.
excellent board: home cooking. 5s
TWO adjoining rooms and board In sub
urban home: close to city; reasonable. Call
Atlantic 6070.
2O15 10th ST. -NW.-Corner house; large
double room. $40 each; for three, $50.
Also single room Decatur 4249. 8.
1903 14th ST. N.w.--Large front room
excellent board. for two people in adult
family: $40 month each. Cleveland 561s.
7o7 goth ST. NV: Apt; ll-Ressonable:
NY COOKING pleases, Use Of unlimited
phone. Convenient location. Net. 6546.
Evening star., 1935-10-02

ANTIQUE CRYSTAL FIXTURES electri.
f1ed %; unusually fine, perfect: worth
them lighted. Murray Galleries. 1724 goth
1t. NV. .
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC general expert
ence Apply COZ c ST. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced in general
ihcstions and all essential details. Address
Box 269-E. Star once.
BooTBLACK-Apply at 72O 11th st.
NV.
BUSINESS SERVICE. sells to stores and
in once buildings: 40Go commission and
bonus. Suite ll05. 927 18th st.
CLERK for high-grade off-Sale package
liouor store State exp. refs Replies con-
ndential. Address Box 204-E. Star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BoOKKEEPER-TYPIs school and
business college graduate: conscientious
and energetic Phone District 1l70. ..
COMPANION-Position as companion for
Winter in South. by woman of education
and experience; references exchanged Ad-
dress b" P. o. Box 626. Culpeper Va
GIRL. colored. part-tiue or days work,
plain cooking no laundry. Phone Column
hla 2O55.
act as educatonsl eompanion to children.
dress Box S6a-E. star once. ice e' '
NURSE. trained. experienced. wants posi-.
tion as companion. child's care; excellent
references; Christian Scientists preferred:
salary no object. Telephone Decatur 2S53.'
NURSE. 23 years of age. = years hospital
training. , years experience private nurs-
ing; can furnish ref. Phone Georgia O247.
NURSE wishes position; Al references.
Phone Clarendon 2439.
NURS Y-GOVERNESS. experienced
speaking French; best references. Call
after O'Clock Wisconsin 3a5s-J. %
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST, part-time work;
business legal. real estate etc: briefs
theses. reports, copy work, etc. typed. Cali
Georgla 1856 4.
TYPIST expert would like tipping to do at
home; Will call for and deliver. Phone
Decatur O020
WOMAN. white quiet. calm, patient dispo.
sitlon, very clean. attend invalid and gen.
eral houSework: good cook; Northerner
preferred $50 month Address Box "a 1-E.
Star Office
WOMAN with new s-cylinder, 5-pass car,
car and give driving and other services to
lady. Address Box 263-E. Star office. 3'
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TABLE BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1925 RHODE IsLAND-Good food. We.
cooked, nicely served; spacious dinlni
room: reaSonabl 4.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Adperttsements sndey tAts head.
tno are presumed to be from Drt-
cate individuals. unless the ADDER.
tisement otues frm name or o
business address or states the pord
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho ind dealers mdsqueradtnc tn
this column a. prtvdte indtrfdTols
are URGED to report the matter to
The Star tor fnpesttodttos."
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25I6 N. 11th ST. CLAR-. VA-In private
llome: newly decorated new furniture;
steam heat. telephone; near bus; 10 min
utes to Government buildings. Phone
Clarendon 20S1-J.
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EXPERIENCED
SALESLADIES


FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN STORE
SELLING sEszING PPiSGrTURES PSrT RES, MIBRoRS AND ",
ABOVE ARTICLES OR WITH KNOWL-
EDGE OF INTERIOR DECORATING PRE-
FERRED. BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. STATE
YOUR SELLING EXPERIENCE. AGE. AP-
PEARANCE AND ALL QUALIFICATIONS
IN FIRST LETT ADDRESS BOX 49-E.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS,
experienced; also expert
enced shirt finishers. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2117
18th st. NV.
SALESPEOPLE WANTED
young, educated, neat-ap-
pearing, between ages 18 and
"a; sports and accessories;
experienced preferred. Ap-
ply 4th floor, L. Frank Co.,
1900 F st. NV, between 10
and IL, Thursday morning.
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PORTLAND HOTEL,
l4th st. and Thomas Circle-Large out
side rooms. 81 week; private bath Sl2. so.
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SITUATIONS-MEN,


CHAUFFEUR white. knows city well: first-
class reference; excellent gardener. Call
CHEF colored thoroughly qualified. hotel,
club cafeteria; sood refs; sober. reliable.
Menus and percentage. Decatur 0l33.
COLLEGE STUDENT seeks work at private
home for board and room. Address Box
CoLoRED BOY. hish school, would. like
Job after school, ss. experienced clerk. boot
CoLoRED MAN .good, all-around worker;
Cornelius Brown. 51S 2srd St. NV NV. ''' A'-'
FILIPINO wants chauffeur and butler
Job; good references. Address Box 2el-E'
Star once. So
HoUsEMAN. Irish. can drive car, care for
horses and dogs would like something pri-
vate city, country. Phone North 6319-J.
MAN middle-aged. white, wants position
h peas or nnd Of Ads,s shs wP6 dx
272-E Star oftlce. A.
MAN wants work in gas station or garage;
experienced; reference. Call Adams 643s;w
sTENoGRAPHER to work in insurance or
lsy of1se for nt,cs experience Address Box
YOUNG MAN white, wants position, chauf-
feur; drive any car, do repairs; city refer
ences. Phone Clarendon 1446 after p;m.
YOUNG MAN. colored. experienced wishes
work as night man in apt house hotel or
thcater; have good reference. 1926 Har-
ward st. NV. Phone Columbia Ola
Call during day
YOUNG MAN wants work OF any kind, by
day or week. Phone Decatur 2655-J
YOUNG MAN. 20, exp. wishes employment
OF any description: part college education;
salary secondary: honest. reliable; best ref
erences Address Box 220-E, Star office %
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
YOUNG COUPLE. white. want positions
as chambermaid and houseman; will stay
nights Telephone Metropolitan 2797.
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HELP--MEN,

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE gold jewelry. rings watches. dia-
monds. 500 teeth. musical inst bought.
sod. Jewelers. Exchange. 434 9th st. Nv.
APPAREL-Men's wornen's and childrens;
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 9TH
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger Decatur 1870. 3
APPAREL-Mens women's childrens;
furniture household goods; highest prices
paid. Whites. Met. s2s5. sol 4th NV.
APPAREL. furniture household goods:
ladies. mems, children's wearing apparel
Of al KINDS bought: We pay cash Call
CASH REGISTERS. safes once furniture
stores For best results call District s112
CLcTHING-Highes prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1l2@ 7th st. Nv.
Phone Metropolitan 3761 Oper evenings.
FUR COATs-HiQhest cash paid for old fur
coats. Call any day, Esskay FlrrlerS, 635
St NV. Phone District 05Sl. s.
FURNITURE bric-a-brac. china glassware.
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5l33. 90
FURNITURE-Rugs household goods etc {;
true appraisals. fair prices: truck service.
Call any time. Atlantic 1903.
GoLD--BRING YOUR OLD GoLD, sLs
YER PLATINuM. TEETH, DISCARDED
fE1E1aY iEG 3 yEAR5 NE I4 Ef9 ass S4sH : A Kahn
Irdn WORMS neh Nasions sefk P1Ps ss Call Dupont
STUDIO COUCH gsse!rs carpet sweeper.
Phone North 44saR.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old discarded
ieWelry Full cash value paid. Selinger s.
SIS F st. NV.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
n'nufssfgSgE bRSsTNEs US gsi 81 pSiSs MS paid
Since 1858 Federal License
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SEE THIS APT.
APARTMENTS-FUR- = UNFTTR-

kitchen, ami. newly decorated; conven-
lent to Post Once and Govt Printing
Once; adults. Phone North 3050-J.
1915 UPsHUR ST. NV ROOMS. PRI-
vate bath. including gas. elec., hot-water
heat: for couple or gentlemen.
APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished in high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Call Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

THE ANCHORAGE TEA HOUSE, 603 queen
st, Alexandria. Va.-Charming old house.
high ceilings. plenty hot water. oil heat;
non housekeeping suites: 3 rooms, bath,
second fooT three adults with board. S55
each; third floor. . rooms. bath. two adults,
S55 each with board; famous ANCHORAGE
food; quiet dignihed surroundings; con-
Venient bus service. Phone Alex la1S os
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WANTED--ROOMS.

JEWISH GIRL would like to share apt or
will be interested in room with private
bath. nice location. Address Box 23aE,
Star Office
. OR 3 ROOMS furnished state price.
Address Box 255-E, Star once.
YOUNG LADY desires unfurnished room
In apartment or house preferably walking
distance Address Box 2O3E. Star ofice.
e.
GENTLEMAN wants . rooms, permanent,
northwest with snall private family; REF
erences. Address Box 2l0-E Star Office 2'
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

COLORED-one room. furnished or un-
near car line. 107-A 18th st. ne. %
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RooMS-uNFuRNISHED.

ROOMS-UNFURN1
I341 MONROE ST. N.W.-Tvo very large.
brieht second floor rooms. large closets,
seni-private bath; gas. elec. phone in
cluded; Protestant adults only: references.
lO4 CARROLL ST. S.E.-3 large unfur-
nished rooms. heat. gas. electricity; S35
monthly.
CORNER 18th AND IVES Sc, 1892 Ives
81, s.e.-2 outside Ink. rooms, n. -W.n' gas,
elec: quiet home: reasonable rent.
72a RrTTENHousE, ST. NV rooms;
furnished: reasonable.
FOR COLOREDITwo rooms. cleo, gas.
h -v h reasonable Phone Adams 6525-J.
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JoBBER SALESMAN; knowledge slassed
foods; acquaintance jobbing. chain store
buyers. mgrs.. essential; salary. Mr.. Ford.
PnvdlS lA2A 2 q "
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YOUNG MAN -OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ONE OF
PLEASING PERSONALITY
AND ABILITY IN LARGE.
WELL-ESTABLISHED REAL
ESTATE OFFICE. PREFER
SOME ONE HAVING REAL
ESTATE SELLING EXPERT
ENCE. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, GIVING
FULL INFORMATION AS
TO PREVIOUS E x P E r l.
ENCE, ETC. SALARY AND
COMMISSION. ADDRESS
BOX 236-E, STAR OFFICE.
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1888 MONROE ST NW-ENTTPE FLooP,
brick home Just west of 10th st, near
Rock Greek Park; cozy. light. large living
room; bed room. kitchenette. tile bath;
suitable couple or 3 adults Open = D N.
TO p.n1. and by appt: S65. Adams 1851.
ATTRAcT1vELY FURN. 5-RoOM. CORNER
apt. exposures. large porch S125 mo
1862 MintWood pl NV Malnur 81 ll.I
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200l EYE ST NW-LARGE l-ROON
apt. for two or three gentlemen; ami;
near G. W U and depts %
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CAB DRIVERS.
FLOOR MANAGER

FLOOR MANAGER,
One who has the necessary
qualifications for the job.
Must be experienced in de-
partment store work. Good
appearance. Age limit, 40
years. State age, experience,
etc. Address Box 253-E.
Star office.
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THE BRoADMooR,

oDUl OUNNEC IlCUI AVE.
Beautifully furnished apt (hotel service
OPTIONAL, consisting of living room bed
and inclosed porch. Phone Cleveland
5000 Dining room beauty parlor. barber
shop garage. etc, in building
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p sts nw.-l room kit, bath;
completely turn.. linens. silver, FrisidaireS
dsv week month National 5425
SEE THIS APT,
Excellent location at Rock Creek Park
2 bed rooms. living room, kitchen. bath:
radio; SS5. o4lO 2Oth
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DR.. pells
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 1120.
Evening star., 1935-10-02

IOUNI MAN. eXperlenced IN meats and
groceries. Apply 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN. active, to sell homes in our
pew section Of Wesley Heights (Wester-
.elgh II you are salesman and want to
GEL this property. talk with Mr. Rathbun,
W. c. & A. N Miller 11l9 18th st. NV.
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I First Preshyterian-Th Rev. George
Arthur Frantz, pastor. Church school,
Double Life.
East Side Church of Chria-Tne Rev
/ HUGO McCord. pastor Morning, Last
WI! and Testament: night. Security
Grace NJ. E.-The Rev. Wallace c. Cal
/ vert. pastor. Childrens service. theme,
The Lad Who Dragged. adult service,
theme. .Conquerins Faith; night The
Blaine Avenu EN-. E.-The Rev Ismusl
Of Power; night, sermon By Dr. W. c.
Hsrtinger, district superintendent.
oaklandon Christian--The Rev. Leslie
GGhurehes', night. Citizens Of Two
Grace Church of the Brethren-Morn-
. ing the Rev Lynn a. Trip social service
director OF the Church Federation. theme
Barrers; night, Elder Frank E. Hay
Heart"
Robert Park NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
+. A seSt IF Pa,s . M Mon Makjsg
Father"
Ro TRfs ehr'p Hs.igf s No,noy VIM
Christian and HIS Money; night. Every "
dsy Religion"
Grace Baptist-The Rev. H. B. McClan-
r. D. vasey. speaker.
Central Christian--The Rev W. A. shul-
enberger. pastor. Morning In the Broad
casting Room night, MY Deepest I'M
preston Of Europe"
Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev. Richard M
Miilard, pastor. Morning AN Adequate
H wR9 AM nor T6 E5sil1 Race night
Christ and the Christian Life"
z, Missionary Tabernacle Rev Otto
Right Choices p$Sf tF Rev MoTmRP Minnie T pb3kng
4peSkeT3 atternoc-~ Christian Education
I B5 Patton. evangelist; night, Which
Foll' lhe Kew a. Pearson, speaker
West New York Gospel Mission-The
R r, l,,, Maud Ilgess. pastor Afternoon
Hell the Rev. Josephine HocEett. evan
r Fletcher Place NJ. E.-The Rev. Howard
ans Home Missionary Society on T T9i5Is
OHef'he' evening service, 7;45.
First Baptst-The Rev. Carleton W. At
Tater,, pastor. Morning Life at the
cross communion: night. Converted
Hillside Christian-The Rev Herbcrt 7
wilson. pastor Morning. Restoring the
Missionary Vision OF the New Testams siitt
speaker
Advent Episcop1I Rev George S
SouthWo~th pastor. HOLY Communion
40: Sunday School. $50. HOLY Com
muh!on and sermon. "Inferiority Com
DeX' IL
Zion Evangelcal-The Rev Frederick R
DIARIES pastor. Morning Reformation Dav
service German and English. "A Glori-
All Saints Cathedrai-The Rev. Robert
c, Alexander vicar. 80, Holy Commu-
Mon Gas church school; 1885. church
hour nursery IL communion and SER
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INFANT 0RANG-UTAN
DIES: MOTHER GRIEVES
Chicago Zoo Attendants Fail in
Efforts 10 Save Baby.

Lh"rtS 10 save BanN.
By UuitCd Press
CHICAGO. Nov. Nancy. l60-
pound orang-utan. slumped de-
lectedlv in a corner of her cage at
Lincoln Park Zoo today. grieving
for her son, Cv, who died because
his mother could not feed him.
Apparently realizing her offspring
was dying, Nancy late Yesterday
released him from her arms for the
first time since his unexpected birth
10 days ago.
Zoo attendants hurriedly took
the baby out of the cage in a net.
bundled him in blankets and fed
him human milk. Cy revived slightly
but by the time two child specialists
reached the zoo he was dead.
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completed machine for gathering
seed from. sweetclover. The ma
chine, tractor driven, consists of
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The Foreign Missionary Society
of the Capitol Avenue M. f. Church
is to meet with Mrs. H. l.. Foreman,
1885 Washington blvd Nov. 7 at 2.
Members of the Golden Link Glass
are invited
Mrs A. c. HaWn is to lead the de-
VOtional service; Miss Lois Young
is to give a Map Talk" on South
America and Mrs c. F. ASbury is
to speak on Foreign Missions"
Musical arrangements are to be in
charge of Mrs. Homer Jones.
The Mems Bible Glass of the Sew
enth Presbyterian Church is to hear
the Rev. Thomas N Hunt speak on
Judith Taken Captive" Sunday al
$50.
Florence Macdonald soprano. &C
Companied by Earl Howe Jones is
to sing for the Brotherhood Glass
of the First Baptist Church Sunday
morning.
A service in honor of the begin
ming Of the fifteenth year of Rev
Ephraim d. Lowe as pastor of the
Olive Branch Christian Church is tc
be held at the church Sunday al
$50.
DR. Abe Cory, general secretary Of
the pension fund for pastors of Dis
cipleS of Christ churches. is &c
preach.
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Broadway EvangelicaI-The Rev George
s Lozier, pastor. Morning theme Me- ner
Hot or Cold "
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Fs5yicw rrssbytsEiann,Thes w Re- -, virgil
lieve in Missions; night. Young People S
meeting.
Prentice Presbyterian-The Rev. NAL
colin Dunn McNeal. pastor. Morning COM
munion; night. Tuxis Society meeting
EdsewOod NJ. E-The Rev. NJ O., Rob
lions night one Friend and TWO Enc
mics"
Wallace street Presbyterian-The Rev.
Roy T. Mueller. pastor. Morning. The
question OF Christian Thinking night,
Young Peoples Meeting.
Second Moravian EpiscopsI.The Rey.
PRAYER for the Spread of the Kingdom ;
night, Upon Mount Nebo.
Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev; A M.
Mccullough pastor. Morning. Perfect
Obedience; night. Divine Love
Memorial Bsptist---The Rev. George. G.
night. Religion of the Foot"
Central Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
Drake Sknner pas5eT ni Mb9rn,mag Ivan
FAIR. Edinburg, Ind, speaker.
All Church of Christ, scientist-Lesson-
sermon, Everlasting Punishment"
University Park Christian-The Rev.
Grundy Fisher. pastor. Morning. L Be-
lieve in Salvation; night, The Use and
Abuse of the Bible
Meridian Street NJ. E.-The Rev. Abram
of Fellowship and Blessing; Holy Com
munion.
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Hill Crest Baptist-The Rev Joseph
theme. The Great White Throne: eve
ming service. 1870. theme. Moses Broken
PIomise' communion. $50: B. Y. P q.
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East Park NJ. E.-The Rev r A. Ulrey
pastor. Morning Tourists, night
open Air Preachers"
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Brightwood Christian-The Rev. Jacob j
M Strife pastor Morning theme Master
or Servant: evening The Roval 1nvi-
tation."
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Meridian Heights Presbvterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry pastor Morning serv-
! ice. l045. theme The Faith of Our
Fathers: Young PEOPLES meeting $50.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

anniversary service. the Rev. n. L. "
Snlnn. Toledo. O.. speaker sermon theme
our Highest Loyalty: to 5; reception
ioE Mr.. anc Mrs. Shinn.
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Broadway Baptist-The Rev. r. NJ.
Dodrill. pastor, Morning Paul A. West
burg international president of Gideons,
speaker. night, Throw Out the Life
Line"
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st. Georges Episc6pal-Francis Tetu.
| vicar. HOLY Communion 8. church school
| 9; morning service with sermon. TO-
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Irvington NJ. E.-The Rev GUY s. car
penter. pastor. Morning theme The
1nurch in Sardis': p. m. vespers, short
message The Chum Of Judas.
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Zion Evangelical--The Rev Frederick R
DIARIES pastor. Morn ng Reformation Dav
service. German and English "A GIori-
Gus HERITAGE "
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Advent Episcopal Rev George S
SouthWo~th pastor. HOLY Communion
40: Sunday School. $50. HOLY Com
munlon and sermon. 'InferiOTity Com
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-. Mathew Lutheran-The Rev L C. z.
He That Desires Life?", night. The Bible
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Invent Seed Harvester

XENIA, O.. Nov. Jesse A. Gar
ringer and William Pershing have
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All Saints Cathedral-The Rev. Robert
c: Alexander, vicar 730, Holy Commu-
Mon, 9.45, church school 1855 church
hour nursery. II. communion and SER
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Unity Truth Center-The Rev. Murrel G
Powell pastor Morning service, II
theme, The Whole Armor of God"
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in Colonial Life" Junior Mission Band.
2 D. m.
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Washington Street VI. E.-The Rev L.
II. Kendall pastor. Morning service. 1890.
theme The Man With a Rose: service.
| 1870. conducted by gospel team from
Wheeler Rescue Mission.
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Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev John
3. Ferguson, pastor. Morning. Blind
Courage. night. "a Forced Follower"
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ne stor Morning service io:4S theme
when Is Man Religious?" musical fes-
tiyal 7:45
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert !
NILSSON NILSSON T past t. Morning Restorng the
Church, night Mr. o. B MONT
speaker.
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River Avenue Bs ptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen, pastor Morning service,
1920 theme, The Living Christ; night,
The Deeper Meaning of the Cross"
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CT yRCY DRIVE
TO EMPHASIZE
SPECIAL DAYS
Campaign to Increase
Attendance Will Open
Tonight.

The executive committee of the
"Go-to-Church" campaign which
opens tonight with a mass meeting
in Tomlinson Hall, has designated
Nov. 10 as Youth Day, with special
attention to boys activities and
programs.
Invitations are to be Issued the
American Legion and other patriotic
and fraternal organizations for Pa
triotic Day, Nov. II.
Family Day Nov "a. is to stress
the attendance of families at serv-
ices which open Thanksgiving week.
Miss D. Villa Caffray, evange-
list of Spokane, Wash, is to speak
at Roberts Park M. E. Church to-
night at 7:30.
1t is to be first Of series Of meet
ines to further the evangelistic and
financial program outlined in a
resolution Of the annual Methodist
conference at Bedford last May,
The Woodsde Christian Church.
Frankfort, is to hold its annual
home coming Sunday.
The all-day meeting is to include
Bible School and preaching, bas-
ket dinner followed by a program in
the afternoon, and night services.
The Rev Ora Mcdaniel is hold
ing his twenty revival at the
Woodside Church
The Indiana State Gideon Con-
vention is to open tomorrow with a
banquet and rally at $50 in the
Y. w. C. A.
Paul A Westburg. international
president. is to speak Local and
visiting Gideons are to speak in
churches Sunday
The Lynhurst Baptist Church. the
Rev. G. II. Scheik, pastor, is to OBJ
serve the ninth anniversary of the
church building in an all-day celc-
bration Sunday.
In the morning the Rev S. G.
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State convention is to speak and
pledges for next years building OBJ
legations are to be received
A concert by the church orchestra
and a group Of spirltuals by the Mt
Zion Colored Baptist Church male
chorus is scheduled for the after
noon, following a basket dinner.
The evening service is to include
a report of the building fund COM
mittee, a sermon by Mr. Scheik, and
music.
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Fletcher Place NJ. E-The Rev. Howard
=; Lyle pastor pastor. Morning Miss irene
Offering evening service, 7:45.
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Meridian Street NJ. E.-Ths Rev. Abram
S. Woodland. pastor. Morning, The Cup
of Fellowship and Blessing; Holy Com
munon.