The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-28

ing: Rev. Walter w. Watts, of stras-
burg. Va, by Rev. w. o. Talbert; Rev.
James, T. Williams, of Poolsville, Md,
by Rev. d. H Kern; Rev. ]. Kyle CHI
bert, Churchville, Va, by Rev. G. w.
Staples; Rev. John H. Davidson, Luray,
Va, by Rev. w. H. Ballenger; Rev.
Isaac Rider, jacksonville, Fla, by Rev.
]. A. Anderson; Rev. William NJ. Waters,
Of Glen Wilton, Va, by Rev. c. d. Bulai
Rev. Charles s. Stanton, of Harrison
burg, by Rev. H. NJ. Canter. of Wash
ington, and Rev. Charles E. Simmons
of Manassas, by Rev. II. C. Febry.
Appointments made by Bishop Muzar
follow:
Washington District-H NJ. Canter,
presiding elder; Beltsville. G. T. d. Col
Inns; Brunswick, w. L. Smith; Calvert,
A. B. Sites; Charles and St. Mary's, ].
w. Beah; Chesapeake. l.. B. Atkins
Clarksburg. G. R Mays; Colesville, ].
w. Mitchell; Forest Grove, A. B. Sapp;
Frederick City, G. d. Kidner; Gathers
burg, NJ. II. Keen: Goshen, F. F. Neal;
Hyattsville and Brentwood, c. L. De
Long; Laurel, J. P. Wiley; Patuxent, H.
Z. Weissner; Poolsville, NJ. T. Tableri
Potomac, B. L PARROT; Prince George,
l. v. Ruckman; Rockville, ]. H
Schooley; Savage, s. ]. L.-Du Eaney.
Washington City-Calvary. H. L. Hout;
t. M fkfSDdEusOhs ID
V. Switzer; Marvin. ]. ]. Ringer; Mount
Pleasant, F. ]. Prettyman; Mount Yer
non. E. K. Hardin, and A. A. P. Neel
supernumerary; st. Paul, D. L. Blake
more; Woodmont, to be supplied.
Missionary to Isle of Pines, George D.
Naylor, superintendent of Wesley Bible
Glass Department, C. D. Bulla; confer.
ence missionary secretary. d. l. Blake
more; student to Randolph Macon Col
lege, W. W. Beasley.
Alexandria district-B. v. Bond, presid
ing elder; Alexandria, ]. w. Dufrey;
Bluemont, E. C. Berry; Clarendon ant
Ballston. G. W. Gathers; Del Ray, tc
be supplied; Dumfries, II. c. Marsh; Eas
Fairfax, E. G. Coe; Fairfax, G. T. Ty,
Ter: Falls Church, J. B. Henry; Eau.
Quier, W. H. Marsh; Fredericksburg, ]
c. Hawk; Hamilton, r. L. Eutsler; Hern
don, W. E. Woolf; Hillsboro, c. B. SUIT
ton; Leesburg, H. Sydenstricker; Lou.
doun, s. V. HiIdebrand; Manassas Z
A. Rhodes; Marshall. E. T. Ridgeway
Mlddleburg, H. L. Bivins; MorrisviIle
C. NJ. Sarver; occoquan, z. B. Randall
Prince William, c. W. Mark; Reming
ton, E. F. Fielding; Stafford, H. s. VIII
ley; Sterling, H. A. Wilson; Sudley, c
K. Minican; Warrenton, George Hassel
Warrenton circuit to be supplied.
Inc SnOWden Public School for cOlOred
boys, John s. Parker principal, stu
ated on the west side Of Pitt street, be-
tween Gibbon and Franklin streets, was
Quilted by fire at o'clock this afternoon
Most of its contents, consisting of desk
and school furniture, was also destroyed
The fire originated on the first floor
beneath the stairway. All OF the 800
pupils who attend the school were al
recess at the time.
The loss probably will reach 5000
with about $500 insurance.
Rev. J. ]. D. Hall, OF Philadelphia, su.
perintendent Of rescue work OF the Gall
lee Mission, that city, opened a series OF
missions this afternoon at Grace P. E
Church. He will be at this church al
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Other
dates Of his schedule are: Wednesday
afternoon, st. Paurs; night, Grace
Thursday afternoon, Grace; night
Christ Friday afternoon, Christ; night,
st. Paurs; Saturday afternoon, Grace;
night, Grace; Sunday afternoon, Christ;
night, Grace.
Mrs. Sarah z. Landlords funeral took
place this morning from her late home
in the Cameron apartment, Rev. Eugene
B. Jackson, D. D., pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, officiating. Burial was
in Bethel Cemetery.
The fifteenth and eighteenth degrees
were conferred tonight by the Scottish
Rite Masons on a large class Of candid
dates
The semi-monthly meeting Of city
CounCil viii ha held Tuesday nfpht