The Washington times., 1907-02-24

one on jackson street, betwees' the sane
| two streets
Inspection OF the summer uniforms OF
the Anacostia police was held li,st week
J IN the station on Monroe street. In
spector Frank Cross was in charge.
4 number OF changes have been made
I IN the assignment Of policemen for this
district. Policeman l. c. Davis has
/ been assigned 10 Twining City from No.
station; Private J. VI. WATSON. Of The
Iwining city assignment. has been sent
to No. s; Policeman Edward Anderson
has been assigned 10 No. 8 from duty at
( Good Hope and Policeman Moffett has
been sent here from No. , TO fill the Va
! cancy at Good Hope left by Private An
derson.
Maurice Otterback. manager Of the
Anacostia branch OF the Union SAVINGS
Bank, who fell and severely sprained
; his left wrist recently, has fully recov-
cred from the effects Of the injury and
resumed his duties I'm the bank.
The annual visitation Of Bishop Henry
Y. Satterlee. Of the diocese Of Wash
intgon TO Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church, on Washington street near
Fillmore. was made last Sunday The
bishop administered confirmation To n
class OF twenty-three persons. the cere-
mony taking place at the Il O'Clock ser
vice. There was a, large congregation
present The regular service was con-
Quoted by the Rev w G. Davennort
the rector of the church. and Risbop
Satterlee delivered the sermon. his re-
marks being devoted chiefly TO the sub
ject of sin and human unworthiness
Following an appropriate hymn. the
confirmation class proceeded in process
sion TO the chancel rail, where they
were addressed by the bishop and the
rite was performed. The young ladies'
wer attired in white, and wore white
wells. There were a number of adults
In the class. At the evening service
a fun choral service. which has been
made feature of the exercises in the
church. was held, with sermon by the
director.
Patrick Glennan. father of James J.
Glennan, of this place. who died last
week at his residence, 900 Second street
southwest, was buried Monday morning
from ST. Dominic's Church. The inter-
ment was made in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
The show window in the store of Will
liam Steiger. on the Bowen road. was
broken open few evenings ago and a
Jar Of candy and one can of tomatoes
were stolen
An entrance was effected to the prem
ises of Mrs Angelina Pleasure. on r
street, between Sumner and Stevens
avenue, near Anacostia, several DAVIS
ago. The intruder took advantage of
the absence Of Mrs. Pleasure to force
an entrance through window, which
had not been securely locked, and ran
sacked the house for valuables Mrs.
Pleasure reported the facts to the Ana
costa police, and they are making an
investigation.
\ warning was publicly given in St.
Theresas Church last Sunday to the
members of the congregation to guard
them from contributing funds to per
sons representing themselves as col
lectinS funds for churches or monas-
teries in Europe.
Thomas Elgar. a prison evangelist of
New York city, delivered an address
before a large gathering in the Ban
list Church OF this place in which he !
enumerated a number of his exDeri-
enceS among the prisons
THE DRIVING FORCE.
1T is love that makes the world 90 |
round, you know" Perhaps, but il is |
money that keeps the axle creased. - |