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The Washington times., 1936-03-06
RIOT FEARED
IN BALTIMORE
MILL STRIKE

BALTIMORE, March 6.-More
than q score OF city and county
police were on duty at the East
srn Rolling Mill today, where 200
employees are on strike, in an ef-
fort to prevent a repetition Of vio-
lence which flared yesterday.
Strike breakers and employees
who did not join in the walkout
were stoned by pickets as they at
tempted to enter the mill, and a
call for aid was sent to city police
by Lieutenant William B. Dorsey,
head Of the county force who
found his IL men were unable to
cope with the rioters.
A squad of 10 policemen was
rushed to the mill from the East
ern Station and pickets, who
covered more than two miles Of
roads near the plant and at
tempted to halt cars containing
the ke-breakers, were driven
back.
A second riot broke out as the
midnight shift went on duty,
with hundreds of bricks and
stones hurled. WindShields and
windows of closed cars were shat
tered, and a number Of men
were cut and bruised by the
stones and flying glass.
In an attempt to halt the cars
the strikers erected barricades in
the roads, but these were re-
moved by police. One picket was
arrested after officers caught him
hurting a stone.
There were seven county police
on duty when the first trouble
started, and four more men were
rushed to the scene from county
police headquarters at Towson.
When they were unable to control
the situation the appeal was made
to Baltimore city police for aid.
The strike started last Monday
when 200 members Of the company
union walked out in protest against
a 10 per cent pay cut effective
March /. A sufficient number Of
men remained at work to keep the
plant running, however, and pum-
Der Of strike breakers were en-
ployed.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
J. W. Marshall Takes
Better Business Post

Joseph w. Marshall, assistant
advertising manager Of Wood
ward and Lothrop, today was
named by the board of directors
of the Better Business Bureau
to succeed Louis Rothschild, who
is resigning as head Of the
bureau to resume his practice OF
law. Mr.. Marshall will take over
the new post on April /.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Bid to PeerY

BRISTOL, Va, March Gov
ernor Peery today was invited to
attend the second annual Dogwood
Festival which will be held here
April 80 and May l. Miss Nancy
Peery, daughter Of the governor.
ruled as queen over the festival
last year.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

GOOD 10 oking Blue
Cheviots, with yoke and
panel pleated backs. Also
mixtures. Sizes 8 to 16.
Boys and youths sample
long pants suits. Sizes
8 to 19.
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COOK. colored. first-class; part time or
whole time; also good cleaner: reference
!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE CHINA, glassware, silverware,
Shefield. bronzes, fireplace brasses, furni-
ture. fans. Large collection Of antique
firearms and edge weapons. Prices reason
able Murray Galleries, 1874 goth st. NV. So
IMMATURE WINDING-Save money on
cleo motor repairs: large stock motors.
brushes. bearings etc: starters. genera
Armature Co.. 9th and o NV. North 1o20.s
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BOATS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SAILBOAT 1S-ft. fnipe guaranteed good
order, very Teas Stored rear 1915 10th
ST. NV. Resident manager, Apt, la
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL, neat. reliable. wants Job
mothers helper, g.h.w.: $3.50; city refer
ences 1929 sth st. NV, Love Isaac.
COLORED GIRL light neat. experienced.
desires full or part time work; reference.
Phone Potomac 526l.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework;
no cooking or care of children. Call be-
tween and d. North 1925.
COLORED GIRL. Virginian wants place
general houSework. plain cooking, cham
bermaid or nursemald; references. Phone
Potomac 526l,
COOK colored first-class; part time or
whole time; also good cleaner: reference
Phone Decatur 1892.
GENERAL MAID. colored neat. pleasant;
good alI-around maid or mothers helper;
tull or part time; best reference. Phone
Atlantic 1906.
GIRL, neat colored wants Job general
housework or cooking reference. Phone
Decatur 20S3.
GIRL, colored. wishes Homework: GOOD ref
Phone North 52S9-W. l64s Fla ave. NV.
GIRL colored. neat wants work as moth
ers helper care for children or part time
Phone Decatur 5ls7-W.
GIRL. colored. desires position as general
houSeWorker; stay nights; references. 712
days work; references. Address Ala 4th
st. sc. Phone Atlantic 1854.
GIRL. colored. honest. reliable, wishes
DAYS or part-time Job. cleaning. Phone
WOMAN. colored. part time OF full time
CLEAN, COOK; experienced; ref. Call after
WOMAN. colored. wants full or part time
work, references. Phone Atlantic 4116-J.
WOMAN. white. settled, wants general
houSework: reliable. good cook. GOOD man
aser; references. 407 East Capitol St.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

! CAIRN TERRIERI3O well-hred puppie 5
! for sale Mrs Jere B. Mackle. 2409 10th
/ St ne. Phone North 4331
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BABY CARRIAGE Whitney wicker Pull
man, SO; maple play pen. good condition.
Cleveland 7147. 35l3 Quebec st. NV.
BATHTUBS. beams unteIs heating boiler,
plumbing and pipe. lumber. sash and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-05

Remodeling. repairing; established 1910.
ROOFING Timing guttering. spout
A'O>A AA'O ing roof paIrtin work
guaranteed. c. ouackenbush. Shep. 1877. .
VACUUM CLEANERS repaired: any make
cleaner repaired, 81 tparts extra). Free
del Phone Natl tiUS5 COZ + 81 n " -
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HELP WOMEN.


SALESLADY-Must travel: no experience
necessary: not cosmetics or magazines;
salary. bonus transportation. Call E, A.
Morgan National 5261 -
SEAMSTRESS wanted: must be good, with
experience will pay S1.5O per day. 613
SILK FINISHERS Q5D. Apply, ready for
work 300 14th st. NV.
SILK PRESsER wanted at once. 1924
Nichols ave. Sc.
STENOGRAPHER experienced in patent
work. State salary expected and expert
ence Address Box 246-J. Star office. IL
MATTRESSES cd. Apply at once. Key
stone Restaurant. 1923 Good Hope rd Sc.
MATTRESSES wanted. experienced. Apply
Oriole Grill. 1924 Penna. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. 1890 years of age; expert
ence necessary. Apply 800 Georgla ave.
ton as manager must travel and have
sedan car: salary and bonus. Call Mr..
Morgan. National 5261. =
WOOL PREssERs CO.. Must be first class.
YOUNG GIRLS wanted for curb service,
Apply Harry's Bluebird Bar-B-Q, near
Washington Airport.
YOUNG LADY for general office work. with
some knowledge bookkeeping. One who has
clothing. Address Box ll7-J. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN white. stay with and as
sist ladv not we'll. 9O4 N. Y. ave. Apt.
u. Call after 9:30 m.
PERMANENT POSITION.
Unusual opening. Established firm. a.
years in business. needs high-type woman,
27-45. with college training educational
service depar .ment: kindergarten work,
child psychology. teaching or personnel
n num- ne Hddress BOX s sss.H Star P oee
YOUNG LADY, GENERAL
OFFICE WORK IN IN
STALLMENT HOUSE. GOOD
OPPORTUNITY TO THE
ONES NOT AFRAID OF
WORK. ADDRESS BOX
254-J, Star office.
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FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED.
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for $40; covering and new inside material
included. made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette. Workma nship guaranteed.
La France Upholstery Co. 2509 14th st.
NV. Phone Columbia 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-05

GLADIOLUS BULBS TWENTY NAMED
varieties. 10 3 cents each. 1868 30th St.
Mt Rainier. Nd. g.
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO - Small-size late-model upright,
very Sturdily built. now reduced TO Sl34
with bench. q good piano with rich ma
hoeany finish Very easy terms. Kit 5,
1890 st. NV
PLAYER-PIANO, SO A good sturdy re-
conditioned instrument that will give good
service; looks and plays we'll; fully guar
anteed: easy terms. KITS, 1880 G St.
PIANO-Beautiful apartment model, ma
hoeany- finish grand; new-instrument con-
oltlon. Now reduced TO sos with bench
10 match This piano is one Of the latest
MODELS and has been used a little less
than SIX months. new-piano guarantee;
$40 down. Kltt,s. 1890 G st NV.
PIANO-We have a late model S.einway
baby erand that We can offer at a very
moderate price present condition and
original cost consic eredj. This is a fine
instrument and one of the best models Of
this make. Natl 1870 Kits. 1890 G ST..
PIANOS = ReconditIoned practice pianos
nov so. S35 and $50. Only few LEFT,
SO we're closing them out at these low
prices. KITS. 1890 6 st.
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SALESMAN
for
LUGGAGE.

If you have had experience
in selling luggage and leath-
er. goods, and are interested
in a position with pleasant
surroundings, address Box
76-J, Star Office.
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HELP WOMEN.

dELf WoAL1Ns
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around. Apply GIG st. NV. -
CLERK to work in candy store; must pc
neat and experienced in packing. Apply
526 18th st. NV.
CONFECTIONERY STORE desires expert
enced waitress and salesgirl LOT part time.
Address Box 233-J. Star ONCE
CURB GIRLS and Mattresses; must be rs,
Apply at Silver Kitchen. 900 Ieoleia
ave. or Airport Restaurant.
DRESS SALESLADIES t5l. expsriencea'
for busy popular-priced shop. Nuseht O.
1910 G st. NV.
EDUCATIONAL POSITION open Tor tWo
well-educated women with e4ecusm orL e' M
ity; pleasant and remuneratlVe WI hnots p
canvassing, no demonstratlhg no uher
give references and telephone
Address Box 206-J. Star ONCE. o
ELIOT FISHER OPERATOR. experiences
on accounts receivable; permanent p Ist.oA'
Apply employment office. KING falae =
GIRL who is mandy with needle 1or Ia.ior
store. III st. ne.
GIRLS to learn beauty culture win s OF
without experience. Liilias HAIR oiioD'
2S17 14th st. NV.
LADIES 81. over "a. refinement ana h Det
sonality more essential than previous o9 M
ness experience; full or part tinie' "''
Hull. Room 205. 1927 Eye st.
MANTCURIsT-Expert: Apply 5etTTern Il
and 10: permanent position. +sos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES iewelry. old gold watches,
diamonds rings dental gold. silver. nlu-
steal .nsts.; cash paid. Milsams. 435
Itn ST n " O.
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PENNA. ANTHRACITE

RED AND WHITE ASH.
STOVE. EGG. CHESTNUT, SIC. so STORED.
LARGER QUANTITIES AT REDUCED
PRICES. PEA s. so: BUCKWHEAT. 81 so.
LEE COAL CO.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West 2616.
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WINDOW SHADES

Dupont Tontine washable window shades
made 10 order, also ether types of = ashable
window shades. Save by using old rollers.
We also install Venetian blinds Free esti-
mates. Gail Georgia 24OU Penn Deco
rating Co. 5121 Georgia ave NV
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BED ROOM dining room. living room fur
nlture wanted at once, furnished apis. or
homes; also odd pieces. Adams 1915.
BICYCLE. in repairs Die condition: must be
rea sOnable Phone Columbia 1866
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WIN N51HIH7I11'117-N'
SALES MANAGER-We are looking for
man who has had experience in recruiting
Of orr washington office on salary and
profit sharing basis; the man selected must
first be willing to prove his ability on very
attractive commission plan. Write. giving
full details as to age. experience. etc. Ad-
dress BOX 225-J, Star ONCE.
statesmen to sell Frigidaires. washing
machines, ironers and oil burners; salary
and commission to the right man. Apply
sos H St ne.
STOCK statesmen, new Govt; publica-
ton service: exceptional guaranteed oner-
ing Address Box 320-H' star onIce. o.
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53I Bird ST. Me- large front rm., CONF
pletely furn. for Ink; next to bath.
14I5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Clean.
attractive rm.. priv. lavatory. cleo. plate.
light cooking; use of phone; S. wk
43l4 GEORGIA AVE, APT, l2-Newly fur.
nished front rm., large. airy: reasonaoies
gentleman Call after $40.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, lust of Conn. ave
| large bed room and studio room: garageS
S45 month. Phone Wisconsin 1903.
THE, DIPLOMAT, = Large. newly FUR
rooms: $50 weekly. $40 month.
1894 HARVARD ST. NV. Apt. 1-LafEe.
cheerful room, next bath; closets; cont.
h. "; 2, gentlemen or couple. $50 nc:
I775 CALIFORNIA ST. Apt 33--Double
room. nicely furnished, twin beds also
single room. Phone Potomac 1851. 1s
sos 18th ST. NW-Overlookins Pa ave:
double 2nd-fioor front. "A 80 each weekly.
251O CLIFFBOURNE PL Vicinity 18th
and Col; rdJ-Front hall room. $3.50 wk'
Phone Adams 5144.
1880 10Th ST, NW:-Large room and
kitchenette; suitable for l or 2 gentle-
men; next to bath.
DoWMToWNrLsrESe wei furnished roe%
goth ST.
1850 ST. N.W--conv location; 2nd-f.
front m. 5 windows; nice, clean. alry;
lamp. cont. h. W; private home. Dec. 300.
14IO MASS. AVE. N.W.-LarRe. front
double room with twin beds. 81 a week.
1872 N ST. NV. just off Conn. Ave
Large double room, twin beds. next bath.
Reasonable
JEWISH MAN. cool room 3 windows.
1922 Decatur st. NV. Phone Columbia
0263. SIS.
1900 RHODE IS. AVE. N.W.-WalkinR dis:
lance Housekeeping room, ST; also pea
room. unlimited phone. Potomac 3512.
1907 UPSHUR ST. N.W-Two housekeeD.
ing rooms. completely furn.; phone; heau"
tiful location. s.
(C0ntinlsd 90 Next PaEel
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CAB DRIVERS,
Statesmen.

Evening work and spare time. A sub.
stantlat yearly income can be made by
men VINO nave car, some sales ability and
good references. Write giving phone mum.
per: ADDRESS Box 1861. Star ONCE.
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GENERAL MAID. colored. neat. pleasant;
good all-around maid or mothers helper;
fun or part time; best reference. Phone
ATLANTIC 6:tOf.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

COAL-Finest Pa. anthracite. Q ,o4O lbs 70
ton, egg. nut, stove, pea, etc. Meyer Coal
Co. G3Ol Blair I'd. NV. Georgia 1884.
PA. HARD COAL-White ash. 2240 lbs.
per ton egg. stove, chestnut. SO; pea,
Evening star., 1936-09-19
FORMER PASTOR
TO BE SPEAKER
F irst Congregational
Church to Hear DR.. An
drew M. BrOdie.

DR.. Andrew M. Brodie, who served
as minister Of the First Congrega-
tional Church during June and July,
returns as guest preacher tomorrow
The topic of his sermon at IL O'Clock
will be The Meaning Of the Gross"
The primary department of the
Sunday school, the Woman's Bible
Glass. and the Calvin Coolidge Mems
Class meet at GAS am
The Women's Society will hold a
round table meeting Tuesday at II
O'Clock. Echoes from Vacation Bible
School. in which this church had a
part, will be given, as well as the
high lights Of the National Council
meeting at Mount Holyoke.
Church supper will be served Thurs
day at 6 pm. and DR.. Brodie will
speak at the midweek service which
follows.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
Christian Endeavor

The Fall outing will he held today
at Pierce Mil ct 2 pm.
Election Of officers Of the Young
Peoples Society was as follows: Presi-
dent, Frances Cruikeshank: vice pres
ident, Howard Hudson; secretary,
Frances Wheater. and treasurer. John
Packard.
The officers elected by the Inter-
mediate G. e. Society at Chevy Chase
Baptist were: President, Mary Wat
kins; vice president. Graham Clark;
secretary, Martha White; treasurer,
Wilton Fraser.
Ofhcers Of the intermediate c. T.
Union are: President, Benny Lynt:
vice president, Mildred Brown; re-
cording secretary. Elizabeth Jacobs;
corresponding secretary. Sarah Ann
Rapp; treasurer, Harriet Richardson;
leadership superintendent, Wenona
Barger: extension superintendent, Ar
line Nichols; stewardship superin-
tendent, Hazel McGeary; editor OF
paper. Wilton Fraser; publicity su-
perintendent, Eleanor Simmons.
Adon Phillips will lead the Chevy
Chase Baptist Y. p. c. e. group to-
morrow. The topic is Ideals Of
leadership"
The intermediate c. z. Society at
Chevy Chase Baptist will hold q
candlelight service tomorrow.
The board meeting of the Senior
Union will be held Monday.
Evening star., 1936-09-19

For Bible
Work Set
Glasses for instruction
Will Begin Monday
for 18th Year.

THE Bible Institute of Washington,
1916 Vermont avenue, will open
Its classes of instruction in the English
Bible and related subjects, for its
fifteenth consecutive year, Monday at
= pm. The school is interdenomina-
tionaL
The faculty consists Of ministers
and. laymen. They are: I. H. Linton,
G. T. Clayton, DR.. M. E. Miller, Rev.
G. G. Kundahl, 8. L. Brumbaugh,
R. H. Clark, R. w. Handbook. Lewis
H. Fisher, Rev. A. r. Kuldell, dean
emeritus, and Rev. G. L. Kerns, dean.
Irwin H. Linton, attorney, Is president
of the Board of Directors.
Glasses are held Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday night from Z to $50
o'clock. Important subjects are doc
trine, evangelism, teacher training,
Christian missions, Christian evi-
dences. besides Bible book studies. both
analytic and synthetic. Instruction
is free and there Is no enrolment
fee.
A diploma is granted to those who
successfully complete the course. The
objective of the institute is 10 tram
Christian laymen for more efficient
service in their local churches and
to prepare full-time workers for the
Christian ministry and missionary
endeavor.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
Edlbrooke M. E. Glasses
to Open at 10 Tomorrow.

The opening sessions Of the adult
Bible classes in Eldbrooke Church will
be held at 10 am. tomorrow. Page
NICK. Etchison will teach the mems
class and the pastor, Rev. Walter M.
Michael, will present the lesson in
the women's class.
At the morning service the pastor
will preach on challenging Expert
ences" and at 8 pm. on THE Su-
preme Issues of Life"
A tea and social will be held for
the young people at $50 pm. on the
parsonage lawn. This meeting in in
cidental to the organization of an
Epworth League Chapter at an early
date.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
Home for Incurables at 7:30 pm.
Wednesday. The pastor will speak.
The Young Married Couples Club
will hold a dinner and social in the
social hall Thursday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
CHURCH BEGINS
FALL SCHEDULE
Rev. George E. Schnabel
Will Preach at Albright
Memorial.

The Fall and Winter schedule Of
services will begin at Albright Me-
mortal Evangelical Church tomorrow.
The Sunday school will convene at
GAS am. The morning service will
begin at II o'clock with Rev. George
E. Schnabel preaching. The sermon
will be the second in a series intro
ducing the church program for the
Fall and Winter. The subject will
be What Then Is Christianity"
The Young Peoples Societies will
resume their Sunday night services
beginning with the Junior group at
$50 pm. The intermediate and senior
groups will meet at pm. The eve
ming service will begin at 7:45. The
sermon theme will be. Christ Ex-
alted."
The Brotherhood will meet Tues
day night for business session and
to formulate plans for the annual ex-
press wagon and doll carriage parade.
On Thursday at / pm. the After
noon Circle of the guild will meet
under the leadership Of Mrs. Samuel
Stewart.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
DIR. F. w. PERKINS
SELECTS THEME
"The Challenge Of the
Church" Is Topic To-
morrow Morning.

'The Challenge of the Church" is
the sermon theme of DR.. Frederic w.
Perkins tomorrow at IL o'clock at the
Universalist National Memorial
Church. At 1915 the church school
will hold its first service of the Fall
term.
The Adult Forum, directed by c. I.
Hendrickson, will not meet until Octo-
ber.
Members of the church school staff
are invited to participate in the Fall
religious education conference Of the
Congregational Churches, to be held
at Holiday House on the Mount YER
non Boulevard tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. Perkins is to take part in the pro-
gram.
There will be a luncheon and book
review sponsored by the Ladies' Aid
Association Tuesday at pm. Dor
othy Dyar Hill will review the current
best seller. "Gunnar's Daughter" by
Sigrid Undset.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
Second Baptist.

Rev. A. w. Adkins, pastor of Al
fred Street Baptist Church, Alexan-
dria. Va, will preach at II am. and
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
CALVARY PASTOR
ENDS VACATION
DR.. Steelman Will Return
To Pulpit Tomorrow
Morning.

DR.. Frank Steelman. minister of ths
Calvary M. z. Church, will return to
the pulpit tomorrow morning after an
absence Of several weeks. His sermon
subject will be THE Failure Of
Flight" At the evening service Rev.
j. Luther Neff, minister of Wesley
M. E. Church. will preach. His SUBJ
ject will be The Turn of the Tide"
The devotional service will be re-
sumed on Thursday evening with DR..
Steelman in charge. The Young Peo-
pies and Senior High Leagues will
begin their FaH meetings october 4
with special programs.
Mrs. John Edwards, president Of
the Womens Home Missionary So
ciety, announces a tea Thursday at
the church at O'Clock. This Is for
all women of the church. The Calvary
Evening W. F. NJ. S. will meet with
Mrs. j. L. Nuber Wednesday evening
for business session.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
Two Topics
For Sermons
Are Given
Rev. E. O. Clark Plans
Special Service for
Young People.
Youth Sunday" will be

"COLLEGE Youth Sunday" will be
observed at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church tomorrow at II
o'clock. Rev. Edward o. Clark, pas
tor. will speak on '.Why Go To Col
lege?" Young people attending col
lege or planning to attend this Fall
will be special guests Of honor.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society recently elected Miss
Mary Watkins president. Miss Fran
ces Cruikshank was elected president
of the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society.
The evening services will be re-
sumed at o'clock with the pastor
giving an illustrated sermon topic on
THE Most Thrilling Old Testament
Story"
The Woman's Society will meet
Monday at the church, with White
Cross work at IL O'Clock. Luncheon
at 1890 pm, with an executive meet
ing following.
The devotional service Thursday
at 7:45 pm, will be led by the pas
tor. The Executive Committee will
meet Immediately after the service.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
LEADS CIRCLE

Judge Dean Franklin, who has been
In Cambridge, Mass, for several
months attending the Tercentenary
Conference at Harvard University,
has accepted leadership of the Unity
Circle, conducting its services and
study classes at 1918 H street.
At the service tomorrow at II the
subject will be Christian Living
Beginning with Tuesday at 8 pm.
there will be class each week in the
study of Genesis under Judge Frank
lin, using Charles Fillmore's book,
mysteries of Genesis" as a basis.
There will be an informal social
and entertainment Friday at $50.
All interested are invited to partici-
pate in the services and activities of
the circle.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
Unity Society.

At 1925 I street tomorrow morning
and evening the general topic for the
lesson-sermon will be ''Practicing the
Christ Principle" The Good Words
Club meets at GAS pm. Tuesday eve
ming, Christian Healing Class, and
Wednesday. 8 pm, prayer service.
Evening star., 1936-09-19
GOETZ SUBJECT

Suffering for Glory will be the
subject of the sermon at the II am.
service at Zion Lutheran Church by
Rev. Edward G. Goetz. The Luther
League will hold its first Fall meeting
in the chapel at p. m.
The Young Women's Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Margaret Mcdonald,
606 Madison street northwest.
The Sunday School will hold its
Rally and Promotion day service Sep
tember 27 at 9:45 am. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated October 4
1T the IL am. service.