The Washington herald., 1914-02-18
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DIR. b. Csrradine, who 10 conducting
ten days revival with Grace Pente-
costal- al-Nazarene Church, will preach at
the Gospel Mission tonight at 1880
o'clock.
The Indiana society will meet FRI
day night at the Players clubrooms.
1870 New York avenue. A musical
program will be given, to be followed
by a social.
Rev. DIR. John Britton Clark will he
installed as pastor of First Presbyte-
rian Church next Wednesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Hubert Rex johnson. moder-
ator, will preside.
Mrs VI. l.. Coope will give sn Illus
trated lecture on "Madonnas in Art"
tonight at ST. Paurs parish hall, Fiji
teenth and v streets. The lecture will
be given for tho benefit OF st. Paurs
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality.
William q. O'DonneII. sixty-nine
years old, of the Soldiers Home, was
removed to Emergency Hospital last
night from 7os d street northwest suf-
fering from exhaustion caused by the
cold.
Morris Eaaet, seventeen years old,
OF sI9 Four-and-a half street southwest.
while walking in front of 525 Eleventh
street northwest yesterday fell through
coal hole. Both legs were badly
bruised. lie went to Emergency Hos
pital.
The skull and Circle society. of the
George Washington University. an
nounces the Initiation of tho following
new members: Rosser l. Hunter. law,
'Is. Warren Perry jeffrey. architecture.
'l6. and James p. Nash, engineer
ing, Is.
Walter II. Waters will speak tonight
in the oak room of the Raleigh Ho-
tel on Special Schools and the Indi-
vidual Child" The meeting. which will
begin at $50 o'clock, will bo under
the auspices of the American League
OF Pen Women.
Harry Ines, thirty-six years old, of
IL New York avenue northwest. en-
ployed at the mill Of Barber x Ross.
Fifth and V streets northeast. had two
fingers of his right hand cut OF yes
terday when they came in contact with
a circular saw.
Cant. Jacob Will, of the barge Car
roll, lying in the mouth OF James Creek
Canal reported to the police OF the
Harbor precinct yesterday that he had
been robbed of a gold watch and SIS
in bills. The money and watch were
stolen from the cabin Of the barge.
CIeon l.. johnson. operating the auto
mobile of Milton S. Kronheim, Of 521S
NJ street northwest. while going west
yesterday afternoon around Washing
ton circle accidentally collided with
street car at Il street. The lamps OF
the automobile were broken, but the
driver was unhurt.
Mrs. Lille }. Wyman. of 81 L
street northwest, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that s2o2 in bills had
been stolen from her home. Androla
Limberros, OF S22 Fourteenth street
northwest, reported that his residence
was robbed of $3.50 in bills and a gold
watch.
T. v. PowderIy yesterday was ap-
pointed chairman of a committee to
arrange for a banquet for the frst an
niversary of the Department of Labor,
March 4, at the Raleigh Hotel. Mr..
Powderly will be toastmaster and Sec
retary of Labor Wilson will be among
the speakers.
Col. John L. Glenn, the -Drummer
Boy of Chickamauga," will address
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp, No. 3.
United Spanish War Veterans at
meeting to be held at the camp hall
tonight. Commander J. Brainard
Clarke. of. the Urell Camp, has sent
out a general invitation to all veter-
ans to be present.
Fairfax Harrison. new president of
the Southern Railway. has requested
all Southern colleges which have
Southern Railway scholarships TO call
the same in the future Southern Rail-
way Scholarship, William Finley Foun-
dation," in honor of the late president
Of the road. Mr.. Finley founded all
the scholarships.
Elmore Murray, seventeen years old.
of 1908 Second street northwest, was
taken to Emergency Hospital yester-
day from Fourteenth and G streets
northwest, suffering from a slight con-
cussion Of the brain. received when he
was struck by street car. Murray
was hurt as a result of an accident, he
having slipped and fell in front of the
car, the police say.
Rev. J. w. Michaels, evangelist of the
Southern Baptist convention to the