The Washington herald., 1917-12-11


night in several hundred homes
throughout Washington and its sub
urbs. Prayers will be offered for
the success Of the Billy Sunday re-
vival campaign to be held here dur
ing January and February.
The entire city has been divided
into districts, each district made up
Of several blocks. Leaders have been
named to conduct the various prayer
gatherings and residents in the diff
ferent sections have been invited to
attend the meetings.
These prayer meetings are consid-
cred by the Sunday campaign COM
mittee to be one Of the most i'm
portant branches of the prelim-
mary work of the revival now under
way. Wherever Billy Sunday con-
ducts a campaign he urges particu-
larly that these gatherings be given
special attention. since the noted
evangelist Is a strong believer in the
efficacy Of prayer.
City Divided Into Districts.
The city Of Washington has been
divided by the committee into twelve
districts. with a director in charge
of each district. Each district has
been subdivided into sections, their
size being determined largely by the
number of churches in their boun-
daries. A supervisor is in charge
of each section. The section, in turn,
has been subdivided into blocks, each
block having forty or more fami-
lies under the direction of three block
workers-usually man and two wom-
en-, representing different religious de-
nominations.
The prayer meetings are being held
each Tuesday and Friday evening.
Those scheduled for tonight, the resi-
dences where they will be held. and
their leaders, are as follows:
Northeast-Day.
east. Mrs. Flory 612 A street northeast.
Mrs. c. C. Lintz. A. P. Redd: Miss Della
Miller, 607 sachusetts avenue
NJ. Broas, 636 Massachusetts avenue
northeast, D. L. johnson; Mrs. NJ.
E. Frantz, CIT Maryland avenue north
east. Mrs. NJ. E. Frantz; Mrs. Haw-
kins, 613 Lexington Place northeast, J.
]. H. Pool: Mrs. Benjamin Shacklett,
6a3 E street northeast, Mrs. Wheeler;
Mrs. G. w. Brooks, 6S6 ( street north
east, Mrs. E. Davis: Mrs. W. H. Tay-
lor. 63S Seventh street northeast, Mrs.
H. A. Gregory: Mrs. George Lough-
cry, 664 G street northeast, Mrs. A.
w. Rudisill: Mrs. G. B. Wilmington,
~ Eighth street portheast
Northwest-Day.
Mrs. w. S. Brown, 3719 Georgia ave-
nue.: G. NJ. Beckett, 10 Quincy street;
Mrs. G. Suther,. COZ Quincy street; Mrs
S. A. Mooers, $3.50 Fourth street; Mrs
e. H. Hobbs. go Rock Creek Church
road; Mrs. S. F. Blowes, 70S Rock
Creek Church road: Mrs. F. B. Davis,
563S Park place; Mrs. ]. B. Wright,
757 Quebec street: William Mudd,
1887 Thirty-hrst street, George T.
Shinnick: w. L. Meeks, 1873 Thirty
third street, Miss May Grimes: H. NJ
Conrad. 3n7 Prospect avenue. Miss
Anna Hurites; Frank Green, 456S Con-
duit road, Georgetown, Frank Green;
Mrs. Retta Stakes. 325S o street,
Georgetown, Capt. W. H. Harrison;
Mrs. ]. A. Walker. 31H N street,
Georgetown, H. c. Grimes; W, C. T.
L. Building, 522 Sixth street, Rev. d.
H. Martin: Mrs. ]. c. Whisn1an, Gil
D street, second floor; Mrs. Helen
Sullivan, s07 d street.
Mrs. Mary s. Milliken, 46s p street;
Louis Voelker. 15H Eighth street; ].
A. Winner, 1901 New Jersey avenue:
s. Louis Lieb. 150sa Third street; Mrs.
Christine Locke, 1705 Fifth street;
George H. Tucker, 173O New Jersey
avenue; Mrs. NJ. Cornelius, 600 O
street; Miss Bateman, 1906 Seventh
street; W. Bryan. SO r street; w. II.
Hustled, 47 r street; Mrs. George Pea
cock, ST.. Benning, d. C.
Home Day.
"A Iowa circle, l.. c. Williamson: the
Iowa, apartment 65. Mr.. Hall; 1875 o.
street, Mrs. Greenway, 1915 Fourteenth
street, Miss Mary Neuis; 1922 Four
teenth street northwest. Mrs. Perrigo;
1112 Eleventh street, DR.. NJ. c. Bennett:
Mrs. James Smith, 4220 Seventh street
northwest; Mrs. o. ]. Randall, 1906
Kansas avenue; Mrs. I. c. Ellis, sci
Varnum street; w. NJ. Bennett, 4411
Iowa avenue; Mrs. o. +. Jones, All
Seventh street northwest; Mrs.-F. T.
Jones. 4220 New Hampshire avenue;
Mrs. o. p. Jacoby. 11s varnum street;
II. 3. Slackhouse. s11 Webster street;
T. Brehms $50 Park Place; Z. B.