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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with cash. List with us, free appraisals,
no obligation: no charge unless sold. Call
EX 2555; evening and Sunday ST. 1888
and 81. 1865. YOUNG & PASTOR. 1920
yfEmGa, WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly.
HAMMoNps : co. p pDseslur 2oo2. Real
DELICATESSEN, mr. 14th and E st. Sc
Has 5-room apt; rent S65 mo-: long lease;
gross income quoted 5000 week: has all
necessary equipment; price, $4,000. in
cluding stock; terms. EDWIN l.. ELLIS.
The Broker Who Sells Fast, 1910 Vermont
ave, Room 217. RE. 5140. III
FOR SALE-Active or inactive "a interest
in old-established cement block and ready
mix concrete plant building supplies.
$1,000 600 annual volume; annual net. $50
900; Priced for immediate sale at $4,000.
FTkNTsHED FIJI ESHEi Iises Room BUSINESS for sale;
M. xh!'e 4ssa Es'a0le r00msrs' Call after lg. gm'
Circle--1S rooms. baths: oil heat; rent
S115: house and furniture in AL condi-
ton: real income. plus :2-rm. apt: bath
on first floor Price. $4,000; terms Ed
WIN L. ELLIS. Long Est. Rooning House
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave, RIM. 217. RE
ROOMING HOUSE, 1900 block of Eye st.
NV; 10 rooms, 3ha baths; rent, S135 mo =,
900: terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS: Long
Est Rooming House Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave. RIM. 217. RE. $40. ii
LIQUOR sTOR,E--one of the best buys in
the city, For Information call JOE TAsH.
EN-. 2T12. IL
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
Ct SEsyssass H5r spssla'ssH so sH
AsPHaLT DRfvEwAys. @ Country roads and
ROADS PAvfNo coNTRAcToR. df. ss4s.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. -nagstone
porches and walks. ,chimneys, hreplaces.
RoeexlI!s Nd Prone sfi Rockville efaets aos t
CONSTRUCTING driveways and walkways
and separng NH P9a eT ro
s9$ = As,so AVN eo, 81
Haa RGssPss ! SR5 W6ob sssssss Wo sssg ssEf Cali
DRivEWAYS, black top specialists, con-
crete, maeadam. fasstons walks, stone
walls, bulldozer grading. DEAN, WI. 6e11.
FENCING. will erect any kind of fence
ffooKs Ecu sEsn'sfi sxN6ED7 81 7qsa Tsnsh.d old doors
p1 psTiensea ,seaa no rise in prices. BROWN
5,sIn FGook SERVICE ,ss nSshlns but su. the the Sss.;
Ma I'n aSs: eoNTEAeI9Bs' No sIf5 INC 1912 wi's0n
PAINTING AND DECORATING. excellent
workmanship; reasonable rates. Ran
fHs FAiSTiSG AND pEcoKArHe4os, Years
G As q Lxg fSciSpass ss sntss es
PAINTING. DECORATING, papering. floor
ref1n1shing, roof repairs, waterproofing;
work guar; white mechanics; references.
established 1925. GILBERT & HAMILTON,
PAINTING. interior and exterior: turn
your painting problems over to us; our ex-
pert experience and knowledge about paint :
! ing guarantees beautiful. unexcelled
workmanship, Cali GE. 3544 for. free
estimates and consultation. IA
}rss yDH5 hons
ALTON co 6S0O WIS Wi f300
ROOF REPaIRiNG, gutter spouting, sGS and
roof painting: free estimates. PAYNES
ROOFING CO. MI. 1926. IT.
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
spouts lTss estimatss 80 years reliable
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while l nave ms-
fall, Phone ST. 3s42 ewes. except Friday
IN VA. AND WASH call PATTERSON
CAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
roofps rem u and siding slso storm E,ndows
STONE WORK-All types of stone ma
sonry. retaining walls, hasstone walks and
terraces, concrete finishing add strength,
beauty and comfort to your frame house
with veneer of your choice stone. Esti-
mates without obligation; employ masons
with many years experience. Taylor l. 12.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. Gil
o211-Call us for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters, insulation, remodeling. Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. 20@
IF YOU WANT THE BEST in remodelinR
DEN CONSTRUCTION CO Materials now
Inmates. Call LU. 1868 for prompt, eff
cient service IS"
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CURL colored, wishes JOB Of taking care
OF - ehil6TeH; nT Ga6o : days week from "nf!l
G.eI GhL NO s0o5se eoosins wants 81 sSEs sS5a diy
GIRL eoloIed. wants days work, Cali all
isha n dag s0i1fsG' soTf; fnei ref DE-. S ssas i.
GfRL. colored, wants Job as ,nursemaid or
laundry. LU. 1861. Ill
GIRLS, Ed1. 2, want Partsfatain1e taa1 work u 1o g.
GfRj.s. :. wishes work of any. kind during
day a hour, trem en rrnd.5 or s3o ssas s9 be-.
GRi, eolored, wants day work. RE.
G.id Gak NO oossInd sundays Wan1S "a 'pp
GIRL. colored. wants Job, maid waitress,
fEi'ehsoard ETj Go 14a1 eper' exp rel Gail all Gay
GIRL: eolored. wants s days sh.w.. care
ss, for ehiaren ..t Ho no asss s9ekns good worker
GIRL. eolored, exp. worker and laundress,
desires work by day: 75c an hr and car
IL 3eas night. after and all day Friday;
permanent position.
GIRLS, soiored, ssneral 1, hoysework' ossS AZ
GIRL. wants Job as, mothers helper Or
nursing full time; domestic work NO
eh.w. or days work Atlantic 6135
GIRL, colored, wants days or part-time
work Please call Q until 4. co. 6424
GIRL wants light housework: full or part
time: or mothers helper. HO. 1925 be-
tween 10 m. and 4:30 pm.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work from
. thru dinner. Call from 9 am TO -
noon, Ii 96T6.
GIRL. colored desires general housewort
and plain cooking. NO. s33s. LUsTERENE
HoGsEKEEPER. white. middle aged. good
cook; live in: refs; salary, S25; no chill
dren. Box 339-T. Star.
work, preferably country; has Tyr -old
son who can do light chores. Ii. o00S.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time morning
work Reference. FIR. 6747
WOMAN. white, 80, s-mo. baby; house
keeper motherless home or empl. adults;
reliable. honest. expeI; likes children;
MATHIS, Mcdowell P. O., Highland Co, Va.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles, S r
Chicago; low rates, all cities, cars daily,
ref. exch. % Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50,
AUTO MECHANIC. Al driver will drive
your car to California for transportation
JOE LaVEREE, New Colonial Hotel Room
SOC: phone, District 1895. II.
LElSuRELY DRIVING To CHICAGO, Mpls d.,
Calf; desire comptnion; share expenses
CHARLES WESEER ST. 91O0, EXT. II.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES, Calf.
18th: room for &, share expenses: late
cars. 1015 L st. NV, before noon. 11s
YOUNG MAN driving TO Mexico in con-
vertible, via Southern States. wants COM
panion passenger; share expenses. Box
20S-T, Star. IL"
WASHINGTON, D. c., to Atlantic City;
lelying Friday 5:30 pm, rm. for 8. OK
2205. -I2
ATLANTIC CITY via New Castle Ferry; '4S
Plymouth: leave. Sat. morn. or eve. re
turning Sun. ntht: careful, experienced
driver. Call TO-DAY, 6 TO pm or Fri
morn, CO. s345.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS, seamStress and tailoring
work MRS. ALEXANDER, 1927 Dunn
BABY W SITTER Washington suburban vir
slnia na, Emerson @ s7o4, Bpm pm 12'
envelopes addressed, stamps mounted, etc.
Called for and delivered. CHI. O9s3., lib
Or moddEsh ddnssc GR Hs ceqsd dssrs, & esl s
SOFA between and So s. ie. =
COLLEGE GIRL: colored. desires job: Is
monshs g0nf IS CLERICAL .ne experience Call co
DREssMXkTNG. design. remod., sitera-
tons; % eve sowns specialty;, reas MISS
GIRL, light colored, attractive, would like
job as waitress in white night club
e Fs sfs!aussn eso1eo AP 91h Gssr. ,.r,c,, 10
GIRL, solored. high school graduate. de-
GIRL. colored, wishes JOB as fountain girl,
waitress, or maid; fond of children NO.
s34S after $50 pm To-
GIRL, eolored. neat, wants gh.w. take
care OF baby for working mother: 8 m
HIGH HiGH SCI School L. GIRL, aiR white, care for
children by day or by hour; references
HoUsEKEEPER. Christian. white reliable,
age 81; wants light housework; adults only
ns qs b.1a,s have Of os work
LADY, refined. nursing experience, desires
PLACE as companion; live in. Call WA
LADY desires typing, addressing. stufnng
shd NiRsf ssiivs1 White Ho orsef 1850 ecent
any any eass a Ca Gall am. to pm; ref.
PRacrICAL RIns SH fNt1fRsE, experienced. dependa-
Bile, desires day duty in private home. pref
PRACTicAL NURSE. coiored. i avsiiabie liable for
full.tims work. Will take any case. NO,
PUBLIc sTENo. has own air-cond. ONCE:
audits. statistical repts. and Govt. forms a
speciality. Rm. 2o3, l1Ol Vermont nW
sEcRETARy. highly aualihed varied es-
PsIisnnes; $40 week Box 23f-T; star II.
yrs. exper. dealing with public and Govt
ssencieS age or atstaetiye capable excellent
SECRETARY, college graduate, thoroughly
expsTlsnss. BOX $44-T,. Star 80 -
would like to care for child IN EXCHANGE
for furnished apartment. Box 3l9-T, Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, refined
Aa snd secrstarial ssHs boards: ref. | Box 2soeT
TYPisT, AL, desires typlng of any kind
eoxnsorn DC nS as no@s nT. csi all NJ M s3s7 5sfere
S5tS WOMAN. an colored experienced: wants Job
nursing children or invalid; 2 yrs. hospital
training; or as cook -housekeeper IN private
home or institute. References. Top salary
expected. Box 323-T. Star. 12'
WOMAN WITH CHILD wants position
live in with her child nursemaid house
keeper; nice family; refs, exper. SH
a377.
DESIRE cafeteria manaaament or food
supervisory position: Z yrs experience,
commercial cafeteria: know menu making,
VENT x.ntory: sg' r.cosds: have teaching abtl!ty,
Box 235-T. Star. IL
WANTED-Typing to do at home; neat,
accurate GE. 912S IL
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

or movie outfit: largest selection in
cameras, projectors, enlareers. electric ex-
posure meters. fash guns. carryins cases.
papers, chemicals. photo books and 500
more items We buy and trade BREN-
NER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV. (opp
Dept CT JusticeI RE. 2434
ACCORDION, Lamar. de luxe, 120 base;
excellent condition; reasonable MR.. NEW
MAN, ME 400 or RA $500. Ill
ACCORDIAN, 40 basSes, Italian. like new.
perfect tune, sacrifice S175, AT. 557S. 12'
ADDING, BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. Rem
ington Rand. modern, like new; Woodley
6519 after $40 pm IA"
ADDING MACHINE, Victor. g keys. hand
model, S100; excel. condition. Overlook
ADDING MACHINEs-sunstra 8 col
with subtraction; Victor Electric with sub
traction, new adding machines for imme-
only ! 95. See at 1909 14th a.. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-07

James F. Mackin, pastor of St
Pauls Church, said the first mass
at Theodoron. That day marked
the founding of st. Anthony's par
ish, named after the patron saint
of Miss Margot.
A short time after the mass the
Very Rev. Henry Hyvernat, pro-
fessor Of Biblical archaeology al
Catholic University, joined hands
with Miss Margot and Miss Delarue
in establishing the parish on q
firm foundation. Father Hyvernat
took charge of the parish from jan
uary to october, 1892, when the
Rev. Desiderius De Wulf, chaplain
of the Soldiers Home. was ap-
pointed first pastor. He served
until 1898.
Both Father Eugene A. Hannah
1898 to 1904, and Father E. M
Southgate, 1904 to 1911, served as
chaplains at the Soldiers Home
while performing their pastora,
duties at st. Anthony's. BY 1911 the
parish had grown so large that 9
full-time pastor was needed ano
Father Thomas D. Williams was ap.
pointed as the new rector.
Father Williams served 1911 tx
1918, the present parish hall stand.
ing as a monument to his effort.
during that time. He was succeeded
by Father Pasquale Di Paola, 1915
to 1927, who built the present
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Cathedral 10 Honor
West virqinians

Have You Ever Hated Yourself9'
will be the subject of Canon Theo-
dore O. Wedel's sermon at IL am
tomorrow in Washington Cathedral
The flag Of the State of West Vir-
ginia will be carried in procession
at this and the pm. evensong and
special prayers for the Governor and
people of the State will be offered
at both services.
The Very Rev. John Wallace
Suter, dean of the cathedral, will
be the celebrant at $50 am. holy
communion in Bethlehem Chapel
Holy communion will also be cele-
brated at 7::30 am.
The preacher at the 4 pm. service
will be the Rev. w. Curtis Draper
jr, canon precentor.
Tomorrow will mark the return
of the full cathedral choir of n<n
and boys.
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grammar school. He was succeeded
by Father p. j. Conroy, 1927 to 1910
The present high school and church
were built during his rectorship.
The first church was built in 1896
it's cornerstone being laid by Cardi-
nal Satolli, first Apostolic Delegate
to the United States. The present
structure, on Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE, next to the site of the
original church, was completed in
1888. During the period 1927 to 1898
the parish hall was used for the
church.
Father John J. Coady, present
pastor, is graduate of st. Charles
College, Catonsville, Md; st. Mary's
Seminary in Baltimore and of the
Collegio Internationale Angelica in
Rome. He also took a law degree at
Catholic University. Father Coady
taught for two years at st. Charles
College before going to Rome in
1920. He was curate at st. Mat
thew's Church here from 1922 to 1896
and pastor of st. Mary's Church
Rockville, Md, from 1886 to 1941
He came to st. Anthony's in June
1941.
Assistants at st. Anthonys are
Father Edward j. O'Brien, senior
assistant; Father John L. Bailey
and Father John J. Dressed. Fathers
O'Brien and Dressed are natives OF
Baltimore while Father Bailey was
born in Mount Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1946-09-07

evil" The two supplemental Scrip
lures. the Ninth Commandment
and the Corinthian love chapter,
should be read and pondered every
DAY for a week, as containing the
heart of this lesson.
In the closing section of our les
son we have the dramatic story of
Peters threefold denial of his Lord
A basic trait of Peters character
was his tendency to talk too much.
He was over-quick to profess and
to protest. At the Last Supper he
mad boasted his loyalty above all
oeners. Jesus gently rebuked him by
saying that before the cock crew
he would deny Him thrice.
There is no record Of Peters pres
ence at the cross; only John among
the Twelve wears that badge OF
loyalty. During the arrest and trials
Peter followed afar off, torn be-
tween love and fear. He even ven
tured into the courtyard of the
palace, to warm himself at the fire
which could not drive the chill
from his heart. There is no warmth
IN the fires of Christ's foes that
can comfort His friends.
A maid-servant recognized Peter
as an associate of Jesus. He i'm
pulsively and repeatedly denied the
charge-scared by a girl.
Peter moved out into the porch
Where another maid accused him
This time Peter added curses to his
denial; for so sin multiplies itself
The Sunday School Lesson for
September is, Jesus and Sim
cerity of Speech 20:16.
Proverbs 26:23-2S; Matthew 2e:
69-75.
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Quarterly Session
OF Mormons Will Be
Held Here Tomorrow

Elder Matthew Cowley, one of the
II Apostles of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints, will be
in Washington this week end to
preside over the 26th quarterly con-
ference of the Washington Stake OF
the Church. Accompanying him
will be Elder Clyde c. Edmunds, a
member of the General Committee
of the Church Welfare Program.
Meetings will be at the Washing
ton Mormon Chapel, according to
President Edgar B. Brossard of the
Washington Stake. At 9 am. Sum-
day members of Priesthood Quo
runs will meet to hear Elder Cowley
deliver special message on the
priesthood activities of the church.
At this same time mothers and
daughters will attend a special
meeting which will be conducted by
the presidency of the Washington
Stake Young Women's Mutual I'm
provement Association. Church
members and the general public
from the District of Columbia, Vir-
ginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania
will be at the general sessions of the
conference Sunday at 10:30 m. and
$50 pm.
This will be the first visit of Apos-
tie Cowley to Washington since he
was ordained a member of the
Council of the Twelve on October S,
l945.
Evening star., 1946-09-07

nant-First Presbyterian Church
will have as guest speaker tomor-
row, DR.. Kenneth P. Landon, for
mer missionary to Siam.
DR.. Page NICK. Etchison. religious
work director, YMCA, will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison Bible
Glass of st. Luke's Methodist Church
tomorrow.
The Calvary Crusaders Glass Of
Calvary Methodist Church elected
Sallie Brining, president; Margaret
Malhoyt, vice president; Marie
Carpenter, secretary, and Ethel
Harris, treasurer. John w. Fisher
will teach the Calvary Mems Bible
Glass tomorrow.
j. Howard Ingram will teach the
Templemen's Bible Glass of Temple
Baptist Church.
The Triangle Bible Class of Mount
Rainier Methodist Church elected
Mrs. Sue Tavel, president; Mrs.
Zenia Haywood, vice president; Mrs.
Mabel Simms, recording secretary;
Mrs. Lillian Miller. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Florence Bozeman,
Sunday morning secretary; Mrs.
Myrtle Bowman, treasurer; Miss
May Wedgeworth, teacher, and Mrs.
Selma Wilson, assistant.
The Naomi Glass of Ninth Street
Christian Church will hold a busi-
ness meeting Monday evening.
The A. B. Pugh Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
elected Edward j. Armbruster,
president; ]. c. Miller, vice presi-
dent; John Alfred Harber, secre-
tary; Joel P. Bartlett and William
K. McNeill, assistants, and Elmer
B. Brammell, treasurer. Justice
Bolitha j. Laws is teacher. The
Fellow Workers Glass elected A.
H. Scott, president; Kenneth Love,
Mrs. Guy Perry, assistants; Julia
Reynolds, secretary; Beulah Weir,
assistant, and Fred Brinson, treas
urer. The James Glass elected
Mrs. Minnie Lomax, president; Mrs.
Martha Shirley, vice president;
Mrs. Eva Hillerich, secretary; Mrs.
Ida Vowel, assistant; Miss Lois
Moss, treasurer, and Mrs. Kathleen
Broome, assistant. The Rainbow
Glass elected Mrs. r. K. Hallet,
president; Mrs. Eva Wrenn, vice
president: Miss Lulu Dick, secre-
tary; Miss Lucille Thurman, as
sistant; Mrs. Pinkie Scott, treasurer,
and Miss Bell Farris, assistant. The
Susanna Wesley Glass will hold a
business meeting tomorrow.
DR.. Clarence E. Josephson, for
mer president of Heidelberg Col
lege, will teach the James D. Buher
Class of First Evangelical and Re-
formed Church tomorrow.
Mrs. T. F. Law will teach the
Sparkman and Harriet T. Lipp
Glasses of Hamline Methodist
Church tomorrow.
The Burial Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught to-
morrow by Miss Maybell Boyce.
Group ga will be in charge Of the
program.
w. K. Cooper, secretary YMCA
Of Prince Georges County, will be
the guest teacher of the Loyal
Berean Glass of Mount Rainier
Christian Church tomorrow.
The Box Bible Class of Emory
Methodist Church will hold busi-
ness meeting at pm. Tuesday.
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Chevy Chase Presbyterian

The Rev. j. Hillman HOLSTER will
return to his pulpit in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church at II
am. Sunday and preach on '"The
Believers Refrain" The church
school will begin its full program
of activities at $50 am.
The Fireside Group will hold It's
first meeting of the fall at 7:30 pm.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
open its program with a supper at
$50 pm. DR.. Richard r. Brown
will speak on Problems Faced by
European Young People"
Evening star., 1946-09-07
IA Lesson
For the Week
by William T. Ellis

Consciousness is peculiarly the
sin Of good people. BY queer kink
in our thinking, we assume that
perfection Of another's lack of
virtue argues our own possession
thereof. We deem it a mark OF
goodness to be able to perceive
another's badness. Whereas, we
have in truth violated the Gospels
basic law of love.
Paul puts the proposition pun
gently: why do you pass Judgment
on your brother? Or you, why dc
you despite your brother? For we
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Albright Memorial

The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
minister Of Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church, will begin series
Of four sermons Sunday morning on
the general subject: Religion That
Works." The sermons will be: "A
God Who Knows" "A Saviour Who
Cares" "A Faith That Saves" and
Keeping Your Eyes on the Goal"
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Church of the Epiphany

Recognizing the fact that the
general convention of the Episcopal
church will begin its triennial ses-
sion in Philadelphia next week, DR.
Charles w. Sheerin, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, will preach
at IL am. on What Must the
Church Be-" and at pm. on "Can
Religion and Democracy Work"
Evening star., 1946-09-07

We m err 1889, Rev. J. J. Coady.
two friends settled in a newly pur-
chased home at 907 Michigan ave-
nue. NE. They were Miss Antoinette
Margot, French woman who came
to America to help Clara Barton
with the Red Cross, and Miss Leo
nide Delarue. They named the
house Theodoron, Gods gift" and
built a little chapel in it.
There were only handful of
Catholics living in Brookland on
September 10. 1891. the daY Msgr.
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National Christian
To Hear Dr.. M. w. Jones

DR.. Myrddyn W. Jones, minister
of the Christian Church, Waynes-
boro, Pa, will be the special speaker
at 6:45 pm. Sunday for the Young
Peoples Department of the National
City Christian Church in the social
hall, 1908 Vermont avenue NV.
what Makes a Man Valuable?"
Is the subject of DR.. j. Warren
Hastings at 1880 am.
The Woman's Council will hold
an important meeting at ii am.
Tuesday in the social hall.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Dr.. E. H. Pruden Returns

DR.. Edward H. Pruden, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, will re-
turn to his pulpit tomorrow after a
vacation. At 9:45 am. and II am.
he will speak on Stimulating Our
Memories and at 8 pm. on The
Foolish Farmer"
Evening star., 1946-09-07

was named al
ter the Brooks
family, whose
home at Ninth
a n d N e W t on
streets NE, is
now occupied by
st. Benedict's
Convent.
In this small
village, W h os e
later populous
6 r o W tn W a S
presaged by the
op e n | n 6 of
Catholic Uni
versity in No
Evening star., 1946-09-07

shall all stand
before the judg-
nent seat Of
God. . So
each Of us shall
give account of
himself to God.
Then let us no
more pass judg!
ment upon one
another. "
In the 18th
Chapter of First
G orin t h / a MS,
Paul lays down
the royal law of
/ We, W h / c h
1T hink eth M
Evening star., 1946-09-07

Vincent. pastor
Eastern Presby-
terian Church,
will speak. This
will be the clos
ing service of
the season.
Mrs. Matte
Hardison will
teach the Hum
mer Memorial
Glass of Ep-
worth Method
ist Church to-
morrow.
The Covenant
Summer Bible
ClocS 0f C0vo-
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Organized
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Page Mex. Etchison

The Organized Bible Glass As
sociation will sponsor the YMCA
open air service in Lincoln Park
tomorrow at pm. The Rev. w. N.
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By Cospor Names

Brookland about 1890 was coun-
try-like suburb of Washington with
scattered houses and poorly lit,
badly paved streets. The section
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II N T q N

Goo Years at This Location
SELWYN X. COCKRELL, d. d.
I .fl0 a m -oOne Thing Lacking
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wisconsin Ave. and River Road NV.
REV. F. PAUL HARRIS. Minister.
1000 a.m.-Church School. Bible Glasses.
11:O0 0a.m.-"Appreciating Others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-17

We1ght-16l against his TIA IN l94l-
makes him a more authoritative
thumper now. He has worked harder
than any heavyweight in recent
years to get ready for this one
some 260 rounds of boxing, gym
work by the hour, and roadwork.
His mental condition is better this
time. His speed is just as dazzling
and after Is rounds of work any
day, his legs still are full of bounce.
Just to make sure his motor keeps
running in high gear, he winds up
training today by boxing four rounds
with swift welterweight Sammy
Schipani for sharper speed.
After four years from his trade,
Joe obviously is not the same fight
ing machine that was taking everv-
thing apart back in the late 30s
and early 40s. Most of all, he
misses Jack Blackburn, his friend
and trainer who has died since the
last Conn fight. Nanny Seamon is
at the Pompton Lakes training base
as chief conditioner, but Joe appears
to be giving all the orders. His
training has been sluggish. showing
only brief flashes of failing and
zippo. And most of all, his SPAR
mates have tagged him whenever
they wanted to, particularly with
left hands-which is Conn's CLASH
est weapon.
Joe's Legs Have Gone Back.
His legs aren't the streamlined
stems they were, and he himself
has switched his earlier proclama-
tions to announce in the last 48
hours that he's after a quick night
of it. instead of looking to going
the full derby route for a decision.
OF course, a puncher will lose his
appetite, even. before his punch,
and it is conceivable that Joe might
walk out there, catch Billy before
he's warmed up-especialiy since
Conn is VIGOROUSLY slow starter
and make the brides sing right
away. But he couldn't do it the last
time, although he had practically
open season on Junior" in the sec
ond and fifth rounds And even
Joe admits he's not the same Joe
Louis he was then