Evening star., 1917-03-02

The Salvation Army IL to hold n spe-
cial revival campaign tomorrow ana
avenue. Col r. r. Holz will be in
char Sunday, assisted by Brig. VIII
liam Gscott and Capt. Claude Bates
"Thnt the United States Shoald Have
Compulsory Military Service is the
subject of a debate to be heid by the
National University Law school tomor-
row evening at 1880 o'clock IN the law
library, S16SlS 18th street:
Rev. Dr. John Van Schaick. presiden mt
of the board of education, and Ernest
L Thurston superintendent of public
schools, who have been visiting educa-
tional institutions in the mlddle west
and also have been attending the meet
Ing of the department of superlnten-
dents National Educational Assoc1a-
zion at Kansas City are expected to
return to Washington at the end of the
week.
Arrangements have been completed
for a reception tomorrow night at Per
petuaI Building Hall, 11th and E streets
northwest. by the Pennsylvania society
of Washington.
The first of n series of talks on char
acter analysis by Dr. \. w. Sheher-
mann was given last evening at the e.
NJ c. A. He said the wider man
head. the better the fighter. Narrow
heads are only possessed by men easily
Influenced. If you have good, wide
head and a jolly. broad face you will
make a ripping fine soldier.
All Good Templar Lodges in the Dis
trict are to join with Minnehaha Lodge
in instituting large class or candl-
dates tomorrow evening in Perpetual
Building Hall, 11th and E streets north
west, to be followed by an open meet
ing and reception at 9:15 pm. Visiting
as well as local Templars are invited to
attend the latter and enjoy the pro-
gram of music and brief addresses.
AlarSe number of High School Cadets
of Washington yesterday attended an
exhibition of the patriotic motion pic
ture .Columbia's Call" shown at Ma
sonic Temple under the auspices OF the
Universal Military Training League
m stanley l., Krebs, expert in sales
rranship ard efficiency, is to deliver an
address before the Washington Sales
manship Club Tuesday evening in the
oak room of the Raleigh Hotel. DIR.
Krebs introduced American salesman
ship methods in a number of European
countries and was employed by John
Wanamaker for improvement OF sales
manship among the employees of that
merchant. DR.. Krebs is the author of
q number of efficiency books.
AThe Reward of Thrift Is to be the
subject of an extens.on moving picture
at the American University. This film,
made by the American Bankers AsSo-
citation is considered one of the best OF
educational films. illustrating the re-
wards of well regulated and indus
trious life. Asbestos mining in Canada
and the quarrying of slate in Ohio will
also be shown. The public is invited.
Mrs. Estelle Lawton Lindsay, member
of the city council of Los Angeles, and
said 10 be the only woman in the United
States holding a similar position, viii
be the guest of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association Sunday
afternoon, at tea in the headquarters,
1926 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs LIND.
say will speak on THE Viewpoint OF
Woman in Practical Politics the
public is invited. Another guest at the
Sunday tea will be Mrs. r. z. L. Col
lier of Salt Lake City, Utah, chairman
of the womans democratic state COM
mittee in Utah last year.
No. engine company yesterday aft
ernoon extinguished a small fire in the
Kingan garage, in rear of GIL street
The fire damaged an electric truck tt
the amount OF so.
David. f. Sommers, 24O1 Pennsylvania
avenue last night about 1880 o'clocf
was knocked down by an automobii'
while crossing at Pennsylvania avenue
and l25th street and slightly injured
He was taken to Emergency Hospital
Charles Harris, colOred, TWENTY-FIVE
years old. Quantico, Va, was brough
TO this city yesterday afternoon an'
taken to Casualty Hospital, where h
is being treated for gunshot wounds
of the face and chest The police Wer'
.told that Harris wife shot him, it /
claimed, in self-defense. His condition
is not serious.