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PROPOSALS,

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, OFFICE
Of the Director, National zoolosical Park. PARK
ssd p Vi will 3. reeeved at this
once until , o'clock pm. on the 30th day
of November, 1885. and then publicly
900 lbs. Of beef monthly for feeding to the
animals during the three-month period
January l to March 81, 1897. in accord, Iss
ance with specifications, copies OF wnich
may be had at this office. -
PROCUREMENT DIVISI PUBLIC
BUILDINGS Branch, washington; D; C.. NOV.
IA. 1936.-Sealed bids in duplicate will be
Bee. is 1896. for telematic and siqnai
systems in the new building for the De-
partment Of the interior at Washington;
eondons Ae90h Of bddnE Is set 70 tSrh m
specifications, and bulletin No. 81 re-
vised) of the Federal Emergency Admins
Specifications and drawings df any may
be obtained at this Office in the discretion
Ct the assistant Pireetor Of PTofnrsmedds
Assistant Director nol7,l92l
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
'oNSrSSSisoSf TioN IoS sfTaNpSIPE faNNfpSIPE MAR
Sealed hESH pToposais 1akA for A1 constructing a
standpipe foundation near Glenn Dale: in
yolvins 355 cubic yards of excavation on
39 eu1c nons yards Of OF see W
be received at the office of the WASHINGTON
Building. 14th and K streets, NV, Wash
November 81. 1886. at which time and
place they will be publicly opened and
read Attention is called to minimum
wage rates set forth in P. w. A. Construc-
tion Regulations. page =
Specifications obtainable from Harry r
Hall Chief Engineer of District, HyattS-
Vile Maryland. No bidder may withdraw
his bid for a period of 80 days after date
set for opening thereof
r HOWARD DUCKETT.
EMORY H. BOGLEY.
J. DONALD CLAGETT.
nol7o3 Commissioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


SEWING MACHINE. Western Electric port
able. Sl5; Singer drophead. $40; other
makes; S5 up. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. 1887 Conn. ave.
SPECIAL Sy while supply lasts; 4-drawer
& Sons. 1850 Potomac st. NV. '
TRAILERs. two (2). used for display pur-
poses; very attractive discount. JACK PRY,
Trailer Distributor. 5033 Conn. ave.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, GEO
mos. IL adv ss No dsfvsriss So %S dsu
TYPEWRrTERs-All makes. Of large and
portable machines; new. rebuilt, and re-
conditioned. Easy terms, renting and re-
ss5s q g s.. NV. Nationsl sias. 'ef o'''
VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka. Hoover,
SIS; recent model. like new. Best Brands
Co., sos 11th st. NV.
WASHER. EAsY-.Model M, Thoroughly re-
$3.50. 1880 New York ave. suA'"n'eso'
RUGS, imported Oriental design,
beautiful rich colorS. Wide selec-
runners. It.. 81 .9b: il It.. s6.65. Capitol
Rug Company. 1891 14th st. NV. Cat Har-
RUGS-Imported Orientals,
Chinese and Persian patterns
rose, red, rust
--and other. pastel shades: small room
size. $3.50: larger room sizes up to s25;
ters ST. 90 Up. See these rugs before buy
ing elsewhere. Open evenings till 8 pm.
1404 Girard st. NV. Dealer.
TYPEWRITERS-All makes,
models and prices; new and
used. Central Typewriter Co.,
923 G. st. NV. Natl. 1929.
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FLETCHER ARMS.

1925 N H Ave. N.W.-Newly decorated
and furnished house, inner spring mat
tresses. basement being remodeled for
boys Ping Pong table. Choice Of menus.
SAh To Shh hoard
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HELP W0MEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS earn extra money
quickly easily while working: no selling.
address Box 4O5-T. Star ofhce.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be good finger
waver; one willing to work. 1907 18TH
st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white, settled. to help
in home and restaurant in country near
Winchester. Va on highway: good home,
$40 month during Winter: during Summer,
weekly wages Call at 1928 C1nn. ave.
MIDDLE-AGED COMPANION for. elderly
lady. in exchange for room and board
Address Box 421-T. Star ofhce Is
PART-TIME WORK selling hosiery and
lingerie no experience REQUIRED. Can any
morning. Cornet Co.. 1883 F st. -
WAITRESS, white about "a; room. board.
guaranteed tips. Call Immediately. Green-
wood 3O5S Lord Calvert.
WOMAN, middle-aged. to do light cook -
thoroughly experienced. Apply between
and pm. 1921 Georgia ave
WOMAN take care of rooming house: must
have knowledge of fires and furnace. Ap-
ply 907 NJ NV,
WOMAN white, reliable. for. g.h.w. and
care 9 children for employed couple nv
ing Seat Pleasant. Call Hillside O4SO-M
after pm. "
WOMEN. chance to earn very good income
at once and later establish own small shop
Will furnish you with complete STOCK
hosiery. lingerie, etc. Liberal commission.
Mcconnell, Room 4o3. 1893 st. NV.
EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY selling nation
allv advertised hosiery, lingerie. neckties.
shirts spare time. samples No canvasslng
required Apply 9 to 12. Real Silk. 1922
Eye st NV.
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THE CHATEAU FOR
GUEST HOME

1888 18th st nw-Remodeled, beauti-
fully decorated. exduisitely furnished;
ed for comfort service and good food:
phone in every room. At reasonable rates.
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Carroll SPRINGS INN
FLETCHER ARMS

1926 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-Double
basement being remodeled for boys; 3
single rooms and l large room; will be
ready by the 18th: all new furniture; ex-
cellent meals
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white no children: man; gar
dening general work; woman, COOK ho9ss-
work: house in country suponeoo' upSseo
FILIPINO, settled couple. chauffeur-butie
general housework cook; stay nights. Al
dress BOX 493-T Star office.
Wanted to sell CHRISTMAS
cards: good pay. Aircraft Co., 14lo Eye
4 NV.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
MUSICAL IksTRUMEkTs-RApIc
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

PENN HARD COAL 2.24O ton, weighed in
D. c.; Egg. Stove. Chestnut Sll; Pea
50 so. Lincoln 2544. Adams 31so.
GOOD QUALITY dry wood for sale: pine
and oak mixed; Il cord. SO; y cord. $3.50;
cord. SO: delivered cut in length to suit
Call Greenwood 1850.
WOOD-Seasoned oak and pine delivered
stored, $40 cord: $3.50 half cord: daily
deliveries. Phone Berwyn 337. Kaldeu-
bach Feed Co.. Berwyn. Md. IT,
OAK FIREPLACE WOOD dry. well sea-
soned. cut any length. Sl2 cord. Prompt
service. Call North OS6S l6'
WOOD. SEASONED oak and pine; any
rorS Se ~ o'0V int IiOI ee3d eieo' one-ha1i
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TUDOR CLUB,
1775 NJ CT NV
FOUNTAIN COURT.

(Where 18th. Sts. and Conn. Ave. Meet)
Just opened under a new MANAGEMENT:
luxurious double and triple rooms. de-
licious meals: convenient; most reasonable.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

tCOntsnueu.D
GIRL. colored. experienced. reliable, wants
genera Tsa5 nousework or days work. colum-
GIRL. colored. wishes general housework:
honest and reliable: stay some nights.
GIRL. light colored. neat, wishes position.
Waitress Iaa usher maid nurse or cook; expe-
or general houseworker: refererc.s: home
nights. Phone Lincoln 17sO-W.
GIRL, colored wants Job as mothers helper
or r;,a nart-sime tine or days work. Phone Metro
GIRL, colored, wants part.tim work; city
GIRL. colored, wants work, part-time. or
nurse; ref Address 1888 OREGON ave. NV.
edER 20 e. Ssni pRSas West g
1909 32nd st. NV.
WOMAN with reference desires work Of
any kind. Phone Potomac 5265.
WOMAN. colored, wants general housework
or chambermaid work. Address 1882 sth
WOMAN. coiored. wants days work or
part-time Job. 1884 9th st. NV.
WOMAN. coIored. wishes days work for
Monday and Friday. or bundle wash. Call
Potomac 0761-J at pm. until 0 am.
1923 Riggs st.
WOMAN colored. wants work: first-class
cook and houseworker. West 1882. $40
23rd st. NV.
eral houseworker. 1126 G st. ne.
WOMAN. colored wants general housework,
part-time or days work: reference. 1926
sth st. NV. Decatur 1639-J.
WOMAN. colored. settled. wishes Job in
small small private family: reference; stay in.
YOUNG MAN wishes position as butler or
houseman. Call Decatur 046S-J.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

6O4 21st ST. 2OO2 F ST Nw-ATTRAC-
lively furnished studio room and Kitchen
cite Sl7.50-S25 per month.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES YOUNG MAN
share beautiful apt: > rms, kit. bath,
shower: best NV. location; reasonable:
references exchanged. Adams 4565-J. after
7.30 pm. IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)


NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
Warm. sunny rm.. newly furn.: semi-pri-
vate bath; continuous hot water. Line.
I722 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy for youne
man. private bath: also vacancy for young
lady: excellent meals.
1"I9 VERMONT AVE.-Select: running
water: . or 3: best foods: c-h.w.: oil heat:
$3.50 wk. each: basement. rms. shower:
central
2OO6 COL. RID. Apt 4O-Comfortable
room: convenient location; excellent meals
North 5l6S-J.
1896 QUE ST Nw.-Nice single room for
young lady; excellent meals. North 2504.
l7s
1929 X ST. N.W.-The Lee-Marque-
Nicely furnished single and double ons
excellent board: downtown. 21s
1919 10th ST NW-One small room
2614.
22o9 MASS AYE. NW.-Home for refined
ladies and gentlemen hexcellent meals; ress
North 1901. Y
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL DRIVE CAR TO LOS ANGELES
share part expenses; good references. Ad
dress Box 400-T. Star office.
DRIVING NEW YORK CITY THURS. AM
take two. SO each. Address Box 411-T
Star oflce.
DRIVING BIRMINGHAM, ALA. SATUR
day. November 21: young man, careful
driver, will take 3, share expenses. Colum
hia Sl10 after & pm
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Continued.)
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED single room.
Adjoining bath, for young woman. Reason
able rates Columbia 1928
LARGE FRONT ROOM. suitable for three:
nicely furnished semi-prtvate bath. excel
iert meals; S32.50 each. Columbia Ol75.
$40 .5O-DOUBLE and single room. board.
beautifully furn.: y block from onS bus bnSmst or
direct trans. from home possible. Green
2ol5 18th ST. N:w:Macornsr house: sineie
meals: near transportation.
1925 CRrrTENDEN ST. N.W-Men's Club
Board g meals). room. Laundry unlim.
zee ndro,e teiepho2e service. s35-sa7 month.
1911 VERMONT. AVE. N.w.-Double;
h.w.; excellent food; quiet. refined home.
3342 18th ST. NW-Desirabie rooms.
well heated. home environment; Eastern
Shore. Va. cooking. Phone Adams 4447.
1873 VARNUM ST. NV. on I6th-At-
tractive front room with adjoining bath.
excellent southern cooking: reasonable. 10.
3425 I4th N;w.--Rm; and board for gen:
$50 monthly.
1925 RHODE IsLAND-Young people at
tractive. excellent meals. refined surround
ings; spacious living and dining rooms;
Carroll SPRINGS INN.
Comfortable old inn. 20 minutes out
10th st. away from noise and dirt Of city;
meals; reasonable. Shepherd 2040.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, lovely surroundings:
well-balanced meals: is minutes to town;
between 2 car lines. Columbia $500.
1451 HARVARD ST. N.W-Single, double
rooms; clean. well-appointed home. warm
and sunny; best meals; reasonable.
141O 18th N.W-Front basement studio
for 8; large fireplace; private entrance;
bath; phone; excellent food and service.
2O1I WYOMING AVE.-Vacancies for
young ladies and gentlemen congenial
atmosphere; convenient location; comfort-
able rooms.
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BAKER, S HELPER. good on rolls and sweet
dough Apply at 316 Kennedy st. NV.
BOY white, for farm work with drivers
permit: $50 month. room and board. Ad-
dress Box 496-T. Star Office.
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WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
DISTRICT.
CONTRACT NO. 104-W.
CONSTRUCTING CONCRETE FOUNDA-
TION For STANDPIPE NEAR
HELP MEN.

ASST. MANAGERS. "A larger ind. and
ord life ins CO. desiring expansion pro-
gram in Washington, can use two men with
clean records as producers. now employed
but may desire a better opportunity. Our
present personnel has been informed about
this ad Address Box 374-S. Star ONCE
AUTO MECHANIC to take charge OF shop;
also one for general motor repair. Must be
familiar with ChrySler motors. have TOOLS
md co0d references
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Countryside School.
Boarding and Day School,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. 9 TO 10.
Small groups: individual attention given
remedial work in reading: health carefully
supervised transportation and hot lunch.
cons provided. 94O1 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring, Nd Shepherd 1874.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
Christian Science

Truth" Is the subject OF the lesson.
sermon in all the Churches of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text
y from Isaiah, XVI: 20 Lord, Thou
art my God; I will exaalt Thee. will
sxalt Thee, I will praise Thy name;
for Thou hast done wonderful things;
Thy counsels Of old are faithfulness
and truth"
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the follow
ing from the Bible: For the word
of the Lord is right,s and all His
works are done In truth" Psalms,
xxxiii4). The lesson sermon also in
cludes the following passage from
the Christian Science text book,
Science and Health With Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
Thought is borrowed from a higher
source than matter, and by reversal,
errors serve as waymarks to the one
Mind, in which all error disappears
in celestial Truth" page 267.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
REV. n. S. b|NSTED
WILL SPEAK HERE
Bishop From Japan to Be
Heard in St. AIban'S
Parish Church.

Right Rev. Norman S. Binsted, mis-
eionary bishop of the Diocese OF To-
hoku in Japan and acting director OF
st. Luke's International Hospital In
Toxic, will deliver the sermon at the
service Of morning prayer in st. AL
bars Parish Church on Wisconsin
avenue, near Massachusetts, avenue, at
IL o'clock tomorrow. He has been In
the United States for several months
In the interests of the hospital, of
which he was put in charge when DR..
Randolph Boiling Tausler died in 1884.
Bishop Binstead will also be the
preacher at the service at the Home
for Incurables. 3720 Upton street, at
$40 pm, and will deliver the sermon
at the evening service in st. David's
Chapel of st. Adams Parish at 8
o'clock
At the last meeting Of st. Adams
Vestry, resolution was adopted ex-
tending an unanimous vote of thanks
to Lloyd B. Wilson for his work as
chairman of the Every Member Can
vass, through which sufficient pledges
have been received to meet the budget
for 1886. Mr.. Wilson has sent per-
sonal letter to all team captains, re-
questing that they share this vote of
appreciation with the 60 team men,
bers who made calls on members of
the parish in their homes.
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EPIPHANY SEASON
WILL BE OBSERVED
Rev. G. E. Lenski Will Preach
on The Christian in His
Own Home"

Services in keeping with the spirit of
the Epiphany season will be held Sum-
day at Grace Lutheran Church. Rev.
Gerhard E. Lenski. the pastor, will
preach at II am. on THE Christian
in His Own Home" Mrs Eugene Mil
burn. contralto. will be the special
soloist. As an offertory she will sing
when I Consider Thy Heavens" by
Scott. Under the direction of Mrs.
Marian AldridgeI organist, the choir
will sing McFarlane's open My
Eyes, o Loving Christ"
At last weeks meeting of the
Women's Guild Mrs Nicholas Miles
was elected president to fill a va
cancy caused by the death of Mrs.
Mary Bricker. The guild will have
dinner in the church hall February g.
business meeting will be February 10.
Confirmation instruction is being
conducted by the pastor; the Junior
class Sunday, 9:45 am. and Wednes-
day, 4 pm; the senior group, Sunday,
z pm.
Under the leadership of Lawrence
Stutz, president, the young peoples
group will conduct a Seth Parker"
meeting February 2, s pm. Supper
will be served at pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
DIR. C[|NCHY HOLDS
GROUP MEETINGS.
Round Table Conferences
Sponsored for Discussion
of Problems.

Group meetings are being held in
the homes Of parishioners Of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church in
the form Of round table conferences
for the discussion Of religious and
moral questions. They are led by the
minister. DR.. Russell j. Clinchy, but
the expression Of individual opinions
by members is emphasized. The
meetings will be continued until all
members have had an opportunity to
participate in the discussions.
Children in the church school sit
with their parents or teachers in the
family pew instead Of in a school
group during the first half of the
Sunday morning service Of worship.
They hear a youth sermon" by the
minister. after which they participate
in activities Of the church school in
the school auditorium until the close
Of the adult service.
An increased budget for 1886 was
adopted at the annual business meet
ing and the following officers elected:
Deacons, Arthur D. Call, Carleton r.
Call, A. B. Carly. and Lowell B. Kill
gore; trustees, Percy H. Russell and
w. T. Ballard, and Mrs. S. r. Jacobs;
deaconesses, Misses Cornelia Barnes,
Jessie o. Elting, Miriam Franks and
Katherine D. Ronsaville; junior dea.
cons, Norman Bliss, E. T. Chandler
and John Perry; junior deaconesses,
Misses Laurel De Merritt and Vina M.
Halbert; Committee on Education,
Miss Mabel Cook.
At the Adult Forum tomorrow morn
ing the speaker will be Hugh H. Clegg,
assistant director OF the Federal Bu-
reau Of Investigation. His subject Is
"The New Crusade Against Crime"
DR.. Clinchy was the guest preacher
at the morning service today in the
United Hebrew Synagogue in Balti-
more. He will speak at the morning
service in Mount Pleasant Church to-
morrow on "A Columnist's Sermon"
and be in Chicago next week to act as
chaplain at the mid-Winter meeting
Of the National Congregational Com
mission on Missions.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
GUEST PREACHER
ANNOUNCES TOPIC
Rev. Hubert Bunyea Will Occupy
Pulpit in Metropolitan
Baptist Church,

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning Rev. Hubert Bunyea
will be the guest preacher. His topic
is What Do Ye More Than Others?"
In the evening DR.. James Shera
Montgomery will preach on Our
Country"
The B. A. U. will be led by Mrs
Audry Hobbs, subject: "Christ's Mis-
sionary Commission" The Woman's
Bible Glass will hold religious services
at the Home for Aged Women, 1855
Wisconsin avenue. Mrs. H. N. Stull
will be the speaker.
The Through the Bible" study class
meets Monday at 7 o'clock. Mrs.
William Hasker is teacher. The teach
ers and officers of the cradle roll de-
partment will meet at the home Of
Mrs Will Ivie. COG Gallatin Street,
Monday evening.
The .Woman's Bible Glass meets
Tuesday evening. The Shayer Bible
Class will have its annual banquet
Tuesday at Z o'clock. Representative
Josh Lee of Oklahoma will be the
speaker. The training class of the
B. A. U. meets Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
TO SPEAK
ON "ACHR|ST|AN"
Group Meetings Announced
for Chevy Chase Pres.
byterian Church.

At Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning "A Chris
ton" will be the subject Of DR.. J..
H. Hollister.
The Hearthstones will meet at S
pm, and the Alpha and Omega at
$50. The Fireside Group, led by
DR.. Hollister, will meet at 7:30 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roy
Breg. 203 Spring street. The Junior
Collegians will meet at the home of
Col. and Mrs. A. I. Krynitsky, SOP
Cumberland avenue, with Jack Gra-
ham leading the discussion on youth
and the Church" The Senior Col
legians, led by DR.. E. N. Russell. will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. N.
Hathaway, 43l4 Willow lane, and the
Young Peoples Society in the young
peoples room.
Section 10, Woman's Guild, will
meet Monday at O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. George Lewis, 6502 Ridgewood
avenue, and Section IA will meet at
the home of Mrs Harold E. Doyle,
1918 Huntington street. The circle
dinner party will be held Tuesday at
6:45 in the assembly room.
The Mission Study Group will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. c. B.
Lingamfelter, 1928 Livingston street.
The second Winter series of Thurs
day evening adult courses will begin
next Thursday at 7:45 pm. Rev.
Charles 7. Carhart will condl1cf a
course on Earliest Portraits of Jesus"
this weeks topic being THAT Won
derful Man." Dr. E. NJ Russell will
conduct a course on Economics and
the Good Life" and DR.. Paul r. Heyl
will conduct a series on science and
religion, this weeks topic being
Physical Sciences"
Evening star., 1936-01-25

! Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
Preaching at II am. by Rev. John
w. Mccoy on Tried Men,; 3 pm,
Rev. c. w. Wells will preach to the
Coal Club; 8 pm, Eastern Star an
niversary. sermon by Rev. P. A. Scott;
Tuesday, 8 pm, joy service.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
Church W|LLPAY
TRIBUTE TO king
New York Avenue Services
to Honor George v
Tomorrow.

The fellowship Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor-
row will join in q service commemo-
rating King George.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo will preach on
"The Memory Of King George" DR..
Sizoo was in London IS years ago at
the coronation Of King George and
last Summer he attended several func-
tions IN connection with the Silver
Jubilee in London.
DR.. Sizoo will preach at 8 pm. on
1.-THE World Challenges Jesus" Fol-
lowing the sermon he will answer
questions which have come to him
from time to time. There will also be
an oportunity to submit questions
which he will answer on subsequent
Sunday evenings.
The Woman's Society for Missions
will meet Wednesday at II o'clock.
Mrs. John Dunaway will speak on
Ironing Out Observation-Disclosures"
Evening star., 1936-01-25
CLASSES BEGIN FEB, 3
Baptist Bible School Ready fol
Second Semester.

0cCUUU SEMESTER.
The second semester of the Baptist
Bible School, Inc, will begin Febru-
ary 3. The cl,sses meet in Waddell
Hall, 7l5 Eighth street, on Mondays,
Tuesdays and Fridays from $50 to 9
PM, and on Wednesday from ] to
$3.50 pm.
For information address President
B. P. Robertson. 715 Eighth street.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
REV.T.B.LATHR0P
GUEST PREACHER
"Horses and Riders" to Be
Topic Tomorrow at First
Congregational Church.

Rev. Theodore B. Lathrop will be
the guest preacher at the First Con-
gregational Church tomorrow. In the
morning his subject is Horses and
Riders and at pm. THE Divine
Companionship." Mr.. Lathrop is the
pastor Of Grace Congregational
Church Of birmingham, Mass.
Lewis H. VanWormer will be the
leader Of the Calvin Coolidge mems
class at 10 o'clock. The Young Peo-
pies Society will meet at $50.
The Working Band will meet at 10
o'clock Monday.
The Missionary Circle will hold a
Chinese dinner at $50 Monday. The
program will be on China and Mrs.
Marion T. Parsons will have charge.
The Woodbridge Circle will meet
Tuesday at o'clock with Miss Lenore
Goodwin. 1881 Second street north
east
The Young Women's Club will hold
q dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:15.
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will be the speaker.
The church night supper will be
held on Thursday at 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
SERMON TOMORROW
BY BISHOP FREEMAN
Peoples Evensong Service in
Bethlehem Chapel of Cathe.
dral at PM.

Bishop James E. Freeman will speak
at the peoples evensong service in the
Bethlehem Chapel Of Washington Ca
thedral at o'clock tomorrow. Canon
AnSon Phelps Stokes will be the
preacher at the service of choral litany
and holy communion at II am. Music
for both these services will be fur
nished by the Cathedral choir under
the direction of Robert G. Barrow.
Pilgrimages, including the three
chapels in the crypt. will be held i'm
mediately following the II am. and 4
pm. services. Holy communion will
be celebrated at 7:30 am. in the Beth
lehem Chapel.
Today being observed as st. Paul's
day. the anniversary of the consecra-
ton Of the late Right Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, second Bishop Of Washington,
commemorative prayers will be offered
at the daily services in the Chapel Of
the Resurrection, which has been set
aside as Bishop Hardings memorial.
Evening star., 1936-01-25
PARADOXES
TO BE SERIES TOPIC
Rev. W. S. Abernethy to Preach
at Calvary Baptist on What
Is RELIGION For?"

Rev. w. S. Abernethy. pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church. will preach
tomorrow morning on What Is Re-
ligion For?" In the evening he will
begin a series of six sermons on the
general theme. "Life's Strange Para
doxes." January 26, I'VE Gain by
Losing; February 2, 1--WE Lose by
Gaining; February. 9, I'VE Grow
Strong in Weakness: February 16,
I'VE Grow Tall by Bending; Feb
ruary %. I'VE Grow Rich When We
Become Poor; March l. I'VE Be-
come Free When We Are Bound"
Rev. Philip G. Murray will conduct
the junior church service at II o'clock
in Baker Hall.
White Cross work day will be held
Tuesday at 10 O'clock
There will be special meeting of
the Board of Trustees at the close of
the morning service tomorrow.