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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-27
Standardize the Rules

While the associations well in- tended efforts to reduce the num- Der of claiming races in favor of graded handicaps failed of it's pur- pose when a $2,000 value limit was fixed, the final result has devel- oped into a claiming rule which has adequately corrected the abuses that have arisen.
 A uniform apprentice jockey rule was adopted whereby the period of apprenticeship is the same in all States, correcting situation here tofore existing wherein the period was at variance in six different rule books.
 A compilation of current statis- tics is being maintained by the sec retary, and system for the inn mediate exchange of claims and penalties between all commissions, clearing through the secretary's of flee, has been developed, resulting in the dissemination of important information, which adds greatly to the efficiency of all commission operations.
 Walter H. Donovan, President of the association and Secretary of the Florida State Racing Com mission, in addressing the gather ing of commissioners, pointed out the importance of keeping in mind that the fundamental rules of the
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tirely a thing of the past before long.
 The greatest step forward was the decision of the commissioners to exchange rulings and recognize the rulings of commissions in each State. That made it possible to pre- sent a united front in combating the forces detrimental to the sport.
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GOES TO KETCHIKAN E. H. Clifford, Marshall-Wells Hardware Company representative, left for Ketchikan on the Northwest- ern.
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FOR SALE

WrlClng DeSK ana Bencn Piano and Bench Bridge Lamps 1 pair Vanity Lamps 1 Piano Lamp Davenport Table Chairs 1 Overstuffed Set 1 Ivory Bedroom Set complek 1 Late Design Bedroom Set, complete Beauty Rest Mattress and Springs. both sets 1 Maytag Washer Eureka Vacuum Cleaner and attachments Tea Table Radio Table Bosch Radio Large 10 cubic-foot Frgidaire Boys Bicycle 9x12 Wilton Rug and Pad 2 Small Administer Rugs l Fireplace Screen All Excellent Furniture-Priced Right for Quick Sale UPSTAIRS-DISHAW BUILDING
 Phone 1858 for Appointment
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HOMER MAY BE SITE OF NEW
 FARM COLONY
Government Is Surveying -Matanuska-like
 Project Is Seen

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SENATE VOTES TO OVERRIDE
 F,D.R. VETO

Continued from Page One)
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Legal in 21 States

sport have been in operation many uearS
Evening star., 1936-09-20

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
$3.50: $500 cash. 317 Holly ave. New
detached brick bungalow, 5 rooms. modern;
unusual kitchen. large attic. 2-car built-in
garage; h;-w.h.; lot 50x132; "a block school.
Evening star., 1936-09-20

WORDS ARE INADEQUATE
To describe exceptional features Of charm,
comfort and utility in this lovely new
5-bed-room. 2-bath home. Detached: built
in garage. recreation room. Bennett fire.
place; bed room and complete bath on first
door.
22S TUCKERMAN ST NV.
OPEN DAILY TO q PM.
See washington" First.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., INC,
6501 Ga. Ave. Geo. $500.
Evening star., 1936-09-20

JUST BUILT MODERN. 8-RM.. q
story home; Ia baths. open fireplace
large lott. 2 blocks wash. .-Balt. Blvd.
elec. car line; F. H. A. financed; S5 $50.
$500 cash, $50 month. Other lower-priced
homes. T. RAYMOND BURCH. Berwyn.
Nd parUvp Az
Evening star., 1936-09-20
VIRGINIA BARGAIN.

ShtN4AN4A o1ftIA1N.
Owner HAS, TO SELL immediately on
Sangaiox located means near both M enssd arad. aisd ana
high schools in Arlington County, Va
.ns s1 IS S.sSsy sRs ea, ii insI ,rs;
actly four miles from Key Bridge; excel
town washington; here's something worth
SAiI MR. AuTTEI AT ATLANTIC 1888.
BECAUSE OF a PECULIAR CHAIN OF
PLErE CHANGE OF PLANS owners cart
move in and occupy a BEAUTIFUL snd
Jus rsssny h0@s they h1s
sell now at real sacrifice about an acre
OF level ground in an excellent. quiet
the best bargains ever offered IN this is sec c.
: suSS,ssn home Z that Sa WoNT 1e'e'os oosr 'Is
Six rooms and excellent modern bath,
basement under entire house. excellent
heating plant: complete water system. gas
NEwHousE coNDr1oN a1Ss Is from in nrasoeao sop tS
bottom, ready for occupancy right now
without dollar to spend for any kind of
ii, VII With tn. the p,ogerty goes . large ezss,
and beautiful gas range. two-car garage
six miles from the District line in a
ncudnS Eraae schools al sFsfss
N-mile of one Of the main thoroushfsres STo aners
HERE Is 4 REAL HOME at q real
LEAST $1,000 LESS than SOths The pEm pFoDefty #
red REDUCED to less than $1,000, payable
and In the meantm. a nasreSt iOts st
improvements have been added
Best or they cam get The iSr ownsrs n Ssrs Ts
o., TO change eg their b,2s plans regardless Of any
they hope there won't be- A a BIG BIG cIofss Ioss
but regardless. they Just have to SET
this house. A word to the wise Is suf-
ccSSIIr. SSII Atlantic 1898. ask for Mr.
owner. I'll arrange to have you see the
day or sRs a aqnF ypu do our
best to meet your terms with any rea-
sonable offer for their equity either in cash
or small cash and q note for remainder
FOR SALE-vERY BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
and 15 acres Of ground with large, beau
tiful trees on large creek; suitable for
pass for coantTy apa be eostg an Ideal
Ess as lights ansr and stove Ester IN Kitchen
from Alexandria. "A miles from Washing
ton. Terms to suit reliable purchaser.
HLhCLlca1ly no caSh required. Apply owner,
CLYDE B. LANHAM,
Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandria Ill. 20s
FOREST GLEN MD
Ftve-room house. modern except heat:
garage. garden, large lot; $500. Phone
Kensington 76-R. 20
m FAIRFAX. VA.
Nice homes with acreage. priced $500
to S13 500. ] will be glad to show you.
R. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax Va. Phone 6l
TWO SMALL BUNGALOWS ON OVER
acre and one-half, Just of Lee Hishway
opposite Lyon Village. viii sell enc or
both at attractive figure.
1924 oath St. N. Cherrydsle
REDUCED FROM S5. 1000 TO $500; s.
rm. bungalow. bath. cleo. h.-w.h., oil
burner. Gear garage; lot S0x200 It.
ERWIN REALTY CO., Hyattsville 766.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
$3.50: $500 cash. 317 Holly ave. New
detached brick bungalow. 5 rooms. modern;
unusual kitchen, large attic. 2-car built-in
garage; h.-w.h.; lot 50x132; 1a block school.
BUILDER. 23s
NEAR OAKTON, VA.
is acres: rooms: 1880.
5 acres; old house; $3.50.
120 acres: no buildings; S2.750.
MARTIN r. WEBB & SON. Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
COLORED BARGAIN.

10 rooms, baths. oil heat, automatie
rsfrisereti1n; ns,, See this this tSdsya
1104 Vermont Ave. NV. Dist. Otto.
Evenings, Emerson 6464.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
SALF-STBURBAN.

NEW BRICK. 2-sToRY COLONIAL. S
garage; large lot paved street, sidewalk;
$1,000; moderate cash payment; easy
Terms. 4020 30th st. ne. Mt. Reinier.
OWNER LEAVING CITY, MUST sACRI.
hilltop. 20O-f. front; q gentieman's es.
tate; outside rooms. two shower baths,
OIL burner. cement basement, q porches,
double garage. chicken house; flower gar.
gen: largest rock garden in community
drult trees, grapes berries; NV. suburb:
SSdd,oOO cash required easily worth S15.-
ceW ovn. Aoo5ess Box 9Th, Star ONCE. or
BEST BUY-IN FALLS CHURCH. VA.
n, On account leaving. owner offers new
Zz-story Colonial home reasonable Corner
esil sSi 4oo ~ Leu L1srps1 sivd z" baths. Home open.
CLOSE sl1 TO ROCKVILLE; x-RooM MOD
lot; price. $4,000. r. 8. CusHMAN. i6S
NJ. Adams St. Rockville. Nd.
DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT TO-DAY THE
UNUSUAL SIx-ROOM COLONIAL
BRICK HOMES IN
BLAIR COURT,
SILVER SPRING.
Two and one-half blocks from Georxia
and Alaska aves. and one-fare transpor-
tation.
Carefully built with furred wslls-insu.
lated. weather stripped, csulked. screened.
Large landscaped lot. Unusual value at
$3.50 and $S.450. Open 10 am. to pm.
To inspect call at 1881 GeUrgia ave. for
aireetions. Shep. 43l6. Evenings, ehep.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
SALE-HOUSES.

IS FT. FRONT, N.W.-$9,250.
DETACHED BRICK AMONG GIANT TREES
DeHghtful Home That's Different.
See 615 Qeorgetown I'd, . short mile
from Bethesda Bank.
SAM ROSEY, Potomac 4474.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
SALE-H0uSEs.

coLoREp = pEAuTIFUL HOME;
fsss sS5. fs5.as so;s SsSs eSssh'' o'sd ST. east Of
cOLoRED - Re sEMI-DETACHED:
fYss S s;s sSss si fss% Sss
ss5S ss 81 sSs ..sss' 4ss!
SSIsf sIso o;ISom ,.n ,:aa 6.sh sD!s
salsf: 4: THApaN s. se wise iS S44o act
coLoRED &l33 oIRARD T,-oPEN.
Soa.e ssonaitionh sarasistii hotwater heat; in new
To GoIoR1D- o0RNER sUNdALoW
sss' sSoc down. s s4s P1:s pss chs s'ss s. A.
n.d spsct 5Sss 5HSsstsropolitan 4767 EVENINGS Green
liSe sT At GF,ii sAf1
shsde ETC; syssythins in new Condition;
District zs0s. Evenings. Geo. 1890. ii36
coLoRED-BEAUTIFyL 6:RM: HOUSE.
SG 0'Ss 20 s6oo GSS socP PGeh lsth ete S. anil
200 block Irving. er. ami; 1900 block 9.
19oG T. h1dst s% double gsFsse soH t:s sfsmly apt
HeSi aSHse' 1851 So '8a 7s oiis Ners
CoLoRED-coI. HTS BET 18th AND
A Asin eond csIi xNGusH Is sag Nati SSTfsse' Ssfs
oo[;12sEPs4 essI;2s. sSo; oWNE9@ @ ToRG1D e nc, T9
asdNsFsois &fNs National ns i'sssSp' SsSs anil Mr. Per-
ssas6s9oss2fSSs5 s.as69sf: 80 CAST
good rooms. the beth. hot-vster heat.
p,str,e, ssMs7. M 3: VEAyEls ylss.,.na 1914.
c.t.ss', s:s s 9;:'
cOLORED--KIN0MAN PARK.
on 0s block qom
bath ns,es.s rooms ss.e snd
Priced under $4,000 with small cash pay
pent and balance like rent. Call Mr..
lss. 1SsS 1SXSSFHE II Nv JAMES, bi.ssIs. asG; ss4s.
Columbia Rd NV.
back Yard vacant $3.50 cash. $50 month";
sshools. stores; price. ss,l5e. Cali ". Z. T.
1924 14th 81. NV. Dist. 334e.
porches. for eolored. 536 Columbia I'd;
house in excellent condition; viii be open
AA OA HARRY Harry poRErsKy. INC.
Columbia 1919.
COLORED-7 ROOMS BATH; AMI:
SNsasSe; NoTsS eees ess5ms; near 18th and 8 NV
coLoRED-i2 ROOMS AND BATH:
tm; term. ssEsss No4ts asos nsa5 18th and 't' NV;
COLORED
O. r, b., fnclosed porch. INV h., cleo,
brick garage: newly papered and painted
and tn NV. section Sth st. near p. Price.
r.b:. eiee., gas: all large light rooms.
iaiYipER. P1SRETT Ss:EfI; 4 .cos co.. North sess.
CoLoRED HIdH-CLAss HOME.
Rooms on 2 Floors.
New Condition.
Price Very Reasonable.
x,9pen, f1r & &Inspsction,
ssS WEE GG2eL4MnlAA 9 JaAEs Ap' NV NV
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
coIoREP@EEPTGHR, oPEN sTNbAYpE BARGAIN.
4645 Hayes st. ne. GA block from street
car)-Desirable rooms. bath. h-wh..
gas electricity: interior decorated like
new ready to move in: 81 800. $500 cash.
balance like rent until paid. House open
for inspection all day Sunday and every
day until sold. Don't miss this bargain.
See our agent on premises. Come pre-
pared to do business. First come. frst
, DIXIE REALTY co, NC
Evening star., 1936-09-20
NEAR OAKTON, VA.

is acres: rooms: $3.50.
5 acres; old house; $3.50.
120 acres: no buildings; S2.750.
MARTIN T. WEBB & SON. Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1936-09-20
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SAAA- -oODOROhNs
s5.55O-5-RooM BRICK. COLONIAL
:slsenedein poreh @ large m astic scsilf h~h: bath:
deep lot, in suburban Alex; S7OO cash.
Phone Alex. 1901.
q .95O-S300 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
two-bed room bungalow with large. fioored
garage; near WI. High School. transpor-
iataSn i1aS NJ and a. stores. Call Clarendon 345.
WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY m GROOM.
bath. bungalow; ami: close to schools.
neHs ssosei $aS m9nh
tive: semi mi-bungaio large lot; 81. 500. r. B.
CUSHMAN, LOG N. Adams ST. Rockville.
s5R30M g. Se0 ". BUNGALOW WITH a,6o 2 d1 ACRES s
Va. WV Vienna $ IS or Adams % bS5s. A'
NEW, MODERN 5:RooM AND BATH
FINGER co" sa5 K St. NV. Greenwood
iumbia st.-Old established residential sec
new new Colonial i home, eos UNIQUE e desisn; built
5 aa Vo n.
doors. oil burner with Summer Winter hot
water water; - copper @ Pip ptpins: fiashington: insulated
obtlC, lOb OSA10Vb Su6QC bICcos NSRCCial PIlCS
EHEHPs Fl 1Rsd1.tf H.is essieh ssIs Walter
SI5yssv s5yS 70 ss% sssoos sRI .5d
fss sssr spEns @ :ss sss e slssf nofss sDs'ns. Sa
TyE ITI1:. THASTs TEaS g sST cTT 70 SUIT To y
Route kSS opilS T. acresn 0nnss. vs " A. sHEEaM4N
1 ACRE. ROOMS AND BATH. AMI. 2
$500 a assts e1aR on a,asssa ssssSe
Nd. 0reenwood 1854.
OVER Y ACRE ,LANDscAPED GROUND.
S-room house, all conveniences. including
nsi ss ksn9nsson ss For aD
BY owNER-oNE ACRE; BED ROOMS.
bath. sun porch. conserv., porches attic,
cellar. open fireplace. city water and elec-
hes weather shades ss
aoErs Fhene beaWyn bfsa ss
srss soPss S .a.s. AkR s4H ~ r.:a1 Ah essfss.
Price. $3.50: $500 down. Ss5 Pei. month.
eSs ons Hsn Ssaets "a HseSss rd 1o7 I0wnd'
Of cofner store GLENN astfs Bale nS Md SO:
ssrp MadsoH e0os avs Rys.tsys eniyHsssS H o.
DAVENPORT. Route No. l. Hyattsvilles Nd.
TAKoMA TAI laa1, PASK; rooms and bath: break
msnts. ssIsgs; 81, 500. $500 cash. poOp $50 per
month: 6703 Eastern ave: shep. 2474-W.
FINE COUNTRY HOME, 10 MILES m
Nd; 4 acres, 2 rooms. h.-wh., all kinds
fruit; near State road; new building con-
;HsyssttoTgii Hysstsgi1i. with h'-W.h. Phone soa-F-4
BEAUTIFUL to 8 ACRE TRACTS, COW
mss Ta on s hsss
streams. Commuters fare only 70 cents
to p. CT; school buses and city. elect.
cs goo per sers s1oo sssh ssi
balance $50 per month. the safest place
See MASON HiRsT. exclusive agent. An:
rsss.1 Es pScns xs a es ePe
s cRulseh % 4a. AGbs1ean s. oaner. SAhs fhon. fsIis
2aSTss. aSFsa ass no1 tfr sS AZ
S.E-4-RoOM BUNqALOw, S4.l0O: EASY
Fys SHt .9 an aSs aSsssnd
1a ten rsht 81 silver hi "a Ss sutsnS
Nd. Just miles from Capital; near stores.
saass a ane e. @ A f p1 AZ RsBiv 4 eay
E.sS3s5 ns1 sARk ls. soom 6oss. seod
and two bed rooms. bath. shower, nre-
place: 2nd noor. Kitchen front bed
oil burner. buiit-in. garage for two cars:
rss trast open suSdsy n''s shsrSsid 2sis
RIvKRpALE. D.-602 EAST JACKSON
stt,. oTtnsr rcems ba1n; arss srs
closed srounds. 1iOxiS0: lawn shrubs,
lowers. trees. come fruit. gsrden; $1,000; |
terms. Consenisut See aamalisA
Evening star., 1936-09-20
44s1 srd ST. N.w.-CoRNER

44S1 3rd ST. N.W.-C0RNER
8 large rooms. open fireplace. hard
wood trim and f1oors. tiled baths.
large kitchen and dinette. h.-w.h.. elec..
laundry tubs; servants quarters: toilet.
Good condition. Price. $10.600.
NEAR seth AND r sTs. NV.
Q large rooms and bath. brick garage.
Old Old. Price Price. ss'6oo.' '''' '''~'' ~ '''
GEORGIA AvENUE-COMMERCIAL
To he sold ,Sns. .s once Tor rd pest n,,.3n: Ssr
without renovation or expense Of any
>s a. NGRAHAIM5 aI 5 st; NV; .
VII. elec.: bath: inclosed porch.
issa rsse. Priced. S So. $50. '' ''
MARYLAND AVENUE NE.
This large bay-window brick house.
ssrase: ga % brick; ' Suitable Tor tourists or
rooming house. Priced to sell.
10th STREET NEAR X NE.
Groom brick house. in excellent con.
dition: Metal garage on vide alley.
new. Hot:vster heat, which is very en-:
cient. This house fol. sale . limited
insness Hn 50 ss eaSee onse US '0f
A beautiful s-room. 3-bath home
near 18th and Taylor sts. NV. which
cost S25. 900 six years ago-prieed for
quick turnover at S15.600. Equipped
with Venetian blinds. radiator covers
and other extras which would have to
be seen to be appreciated. VIII con-
slider smaller house in trade.
TRADE
II you have . stx-room house In
any section or bungalow In nearby sub
urbs and desire q good S-room home
on Rock Creek Church Road across
from Soldiers Home. see US at once.
Or house may be purchased for $3.50.
NEAR 18th AND HARVARD
STREETS NV.
This fine Colonial brick home.
rooms. gas heat, bath. garage. House
in perfect condition. Cheap at price
asking.
DA:HUMp
E. A l. + o r. y
sos N. Capitol st.
Ma. 6732-6733-O678
Evening star., 1936-09-20
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

CALL US FOR BARGAINS m HOMES
and apts.. furn. and unfurn.; free car
Cleveland 2el3. '
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF BUYERS
waiting for homes, investment properties
and business opportunities. GENERAL
BUSINESS, Inc. Cleveland 2913
4 months old 1000 miles. like nav, for
small suburban home; vacant. with cleo
fricity available. 1909 N. Monroe st.,
:, give personal attention to al properties
nsted with me for rent or for sale Make
me prove this with results
UT 10Th st. Dist. 3121, Geo 3o67
Evening star., 1936-09-20
$8,350.

1910 New Hampshire ave. n.w-Com-
Portable brick. rooms, reception hall.
bath. buffers pantry. large daylight base
tiful New Hampshire ave, back faces old
Rock Creek Church I'd. Can. be seen
Saturday. IL to PM; Sunday. to
20 n m
Evening star., 1936-09-20
AIeXandrIa, Va.
Phone Alexandria III.

FOREST GLEN. MD.
Five-room house modern except heat:
garage. garden, large lot; $500. Phone
Kensington 76-R. 20
Evening star., 1936-09-26
DR.. HOllister
Picks Topic
For Sermon
Will Preach on "Pat.
tern Showed Thee
in the Mount"

At CHEVY CHASE PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH tomorrow
morning, DR.. ]. Hillman Hollister will
preach on THE Pattern Showed Thee
in the Mount"
The Hearthstones will meet at $50
o'clock in the young peoples room,
Alpha and Omega at $50 in the
church. Fireside group at 7:30 at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Hollister,
1902 Beechwood drive; the Collegians
at 7:30 at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
William Blum, 2l5 Elm street. and
the Young Peoples Society at 7:30
in the young peoples room.
Rally day will be observed at 1918
DR.. Hollister will give a brief talk.
Section Z, Woman's Guild, will meet
for luncheon Monday at l O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. Albert r. Merz, 5116
Chevy Chase parkway. Section
con at the home of Mrs. H. Linwood
Godfrey, 4104 Garrison street. Sec
ton 13 meets for luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. F. Chaplin Breckenridge,
1901 Broad Branch road.
The teachers and officers Of the
church school will have q conference
Saturday from 3 to 9 pm. Miss
Florence Norton, director of the chill
dren's division Of the Presbyterian
Board OF Christian Education, will
address the elementary workers and
DR.. Howard A. Dawson of the National
Education Association, will consult
with the intermediate and senior
teachers. Supper will be served.
Evening star., 1936-09-26
LECTURE THEME
is COVENANTS
DR.. j. H. Miers to Open
Series at Fourth Pres
byterian Church.

At Fourth Presbyterian Church to-.
morrow at $3.50 o'clock DR.. ]. H. Miers
will deliver q special series Of lectures
on the general subject Of the Three
Great Covenants of God With Man"
Tomorrow the topic is The Covenant
God Made With Noah" Visitors are
welcome.
At IL O'Clock he will preach on
"Christ's Added Burden" The sermon
will be broadcast at 1880 over VOL.
In the evening he will preach on Gods
Plan Marches On"
The minister will lecture Monday ut
7:45 pm. on the Second Advent
Teaching of Jesus" as set out in His
second coming, referring to chapters
"a and IS Of the Gospel Of Matthew.
Preparatory service Thursday night
for communion October 1. Before the
services there will be q meeting at z
O'Clock in the junior department to
receive candidates desirous OF uniting
with the church.
There will be q meeting Friday at
1880 of the entire congregation to in
spect the improvements made in the
church during the current year. This
will be social meeting. Refreshments
will be served.
Evening star., 1936-09-26
DR.. Harms s
To Be Heard
Tomorrow
The Art of Listening
Is Topic of Morn.
ing Sermon.

AT THE Church of the Reforma-
ton tomorrow at the IL O'Clock
service, DR.. j. Edward Harms Of St.
Johns Lutheran Church, Hagerstown,
Nd, will be the guest speaker. He
will use for his theme THE Art Of
Listening" At the pm. service Rev.
L. Ralph Tabor of Middletown. Md,
will speak on Keeping Ahead Of Life"
Rally day will be held in the Sunday
school at $50 am. The theme Is
Loyalty" A program has been ar
ranged and DR.. j. Edward Harms will
bring q brief message on Loyalty"
Wilbur La Roe will address the
Luther League at o'clock on "The
Moral Problems Of Young People in
Washington and What Church Young
People Can Do to Help"
The cottage prayer meetings will
begin Thursday evening. The theme
will be Lord, Teach Us to Pray" and
the subject used this first evening will
be The Reality of Prayer" These
meetings will be held in the homes OF
Mrs. Joseph Broskey, Berwyn, Md;
Mrs. Helen Krechting. 1910 East Cap
itol street; Mrs. Sally Christensen,
1922 Girard street northeast; Miss
Anna Hinkel, 1914 Buchanan street;
Mrs. Ralph Hile, 5746 Conduit road
and in addition there will be one in
the chapel, 212 East Capitol street.
The leaders taking part are: Harry
Kelsey, Sister Louise. T. P. Hickman
DR.. Raymond j. Seeger. Roland Rem
kel, and DR.. John Weidley will conduct
the meeting in the church chapel
These meetings will be simple and
devotional with opportunity for Chris
tian fellowship.
Evening star., 1936-09-26
RALLY PLANNED
FOR LUTHERANS
Concordia Congregation
to Hear Rev. Enders ON
i "Going Forward"

Tomorrow will be observed as rally
day at Concordia Lutheran Evangel-
icai Church. Departments of the Sum
day school will meet In the Fellowship
Hall at $50 am. for . special program.
Promotion exercises will be held in
connection with this program. The
Sunday school also will participate in
the English worship service at HE'S
am.
Rev. Charles Enders will preach in
both the German service at 10 am.
and the English service at HIS am.
on Going Forward"
The annual regional conference Of
the Baltimore Washington area Of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church will
be held September 20 and 80 at Stem
mers Run, Md. H. r. Dunkhorst,
Richard Kruger, Mrs. H. F. Dunk
horst, Mrs. M. Reynolds and Mrs.
Charles Enders will attend as dele
gates from the various organizations
Of this church. Rev. Charles Enders
will deliver the message to the pastors
At this conference.
Evening star., 1936-09-26
DIR. Miller
To Preach
Tomorrow
Will Return to Ma.
tional City Christian
Church Pulpit.

DR. RAPHAEL HARDWOOD MIL
LER, pastor Of the National City
Christian Church, will return to his
pulpit tomorrow morning, interrupt
ing his engagement with the National
Preaching Mission to be here. This
week he has been IN Detroit and will
conclude his service with the Ma
tional Preaching Mission at Indianap-
oils next week. He will also preach
Sunday evening.
The Homebuilders' Class will meet
in the social hall Monday at 7:30
O'Clock. The board of deaconesses
will meet in the church Wednesday
at 1880 O'Clock.
The board Of officers will meet at
the church Thursday evening.
A church night fellowship dinner
will be on Thursday, 6 o'clock, at the
social hall. 1903 Vermont avenue. The
program will be in charge of the
Bible school under the direction OF
Prof. Norman Ames, superintendent
and Rev. ]. Raymond Mills, director
Of religious education. Dinner by res
ervation. The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1936-09-26

Pastor Will
Charge
Rev. w. G.. Dram to
Preach at Ninth
Street Church.

IN THE absence Of Rev. Clifford H.
Jope, who is conducting a three
week evangelistic service for the First
Christian Church in Decatur, H., Rev.
William George Dram, the assistant,
will preach tomorrow at Ninth Street
Christian Church on Maintaining
Christ's Standard Of Life in the
Church."
The Junior church, under the lead
ership of Andrew Shannon, will meet
at IL am. The theme will be "Rever-
ence for Gods House."
The ceremonies accompanying the
promotion of boys and girls in the
Bible School will be held as part of
the 7:45 pm. service. The program
will be in charge of the boy and girl
graduates.
Each evening of next week leading
up to Rally day. October 4, there will
be a specific program to rally specific
groups.
Monday at 8 pm, mems rally night.
Mr.. Wilbur La Roe, jr., chairman of
the Parole Board of the District and
of the Civic Committee of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches, will be
the speaker.
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. young peoples
harvest party and rally.
Wednesday, $50 and 7:30 pm, din
ner at $50 and conference at 7:30 for
Bible school officers and teachers
Page NICK. Etchison will speak on the
world conference held at Oslo, Norway
last Summer.
Thursday, 8 o'clock, "all church
night" for church members and their
families, sponsored by the Women's
Council. Mrs. Jamison. former mis-
sionary to China. will be the speaker.
Friday, 7:30 pm, children's night.
Entertainment and games are being
arranged