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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
HEARINGS COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11-HearinSs il
the investigation OF airplane production
by the department OF. justice practically
were completed to-day and final draft
ing Of the report will begin next week
Charles r. Hughes. who is conducting
the investigation. declines to say how
long it will take to complete the worN
but it rs understood TWO or three weeks
will BIZ required. RuInors that the re-
port already had been sent to Prcsidrn;
Wilson were denied to-day by Mr
Hughes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Artificial Wave Begins
At Wellsburg Sunday

7-,i-.5 States engineers wiil
,-s,., another artificial rise IN me ' '''o
r:v,- and the following notice mas oee.
49,, ~, Nv the local office to all river
interests: 49,. -o,,c
Na,cr will be iet ont n! mo IN"'c
OEI,. river dams 'nr, cF''t''.
. waCsfur transporting coal Gown 80
Ohio river from tn" kana~ha FlEs'' ''-'
rsi.oeirr Of the water - commence
sunday. October Is:
Dan, 11-One foot 10 Commence al
4. III. a~,,e,.s a,
Dam ic-Thrce f"et. 20 commence a'
Dam ,;-Thre" feet. 70 confluence al
Dam 14-Thrss feet. to commence al
$50 a. III. >,
= a. m.
Dam ls-ThrcH; feet. I" commence al
1870 q. n.
Dam I.-Thrce feet. % commence al
! p -
p. IN.
$50 p. 10.
Dam 2o-Ta!ee tce:- 70 commence a;
> Dam 26-Thrse feet. 20 commence AZ
: a. NJ, October Is.
= Dam. .-7-hrcr feet. 70 commence n
IL M. October II.
. Dam ce-Thrca feet 20 commence N
2. m. October II.
one foot out Of Kanawhn pools from
"a -ock No. to No. Il. Water out OF
Kanawha river 10 roach Point peasant
,ar D. m. Sunday. October -. kanaw M
river dams will h" rT.anenrered rs 1"l-
lows:
day. October l..
Lock 5-To commence a $50 n. n.
Lock ITO commence 1T l. n. m.
Lock S-To commence AZ l:SQ .. ny.
Lock at" commence az :; =. m
Lock lu-To con1m"uc" At ! 3. M
Lock 1T" commsnc" AZ ) =. mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Buy MORE Bonds
BACK ON FURLOUGH.

Fast LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Oct. H.
Captain Horace t.. Hall. gaS and flame
division. who has been in the thick l.?
the American offensive on III" western
front. arrived here today on furinugii.
Il" WIS detailed hack 10 the United
states ~ orrLniz" gas md flame units
for service in France Capt. Hall WAS
with the American forces that wiped out
til" ST. Mihicl salient. He wa-S green IN.
troiy d.. (sutrrr for galltntry inshctinu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
RIVER NEWS

tn, river At = =. n. yesterday was
feet inches and rising slow. ~hlle NJ
the foot OF McMecheu dam the stage was
10 feet 5 inches and falling slow
The Milton Is due in tonight from Now
at noon with IL good trip.
The Omaha arrived at 1880 O'CLOCK
,,.r evening from Pittsburgh and left
for Parksrsburg at midnight with
capacity CarSV.
Tho Helen +. came IN from New
,raturnorss at ) o'clock yesterday after
noon and will leave on her return tTD
at 1886 n. NJ. today.
Tho Liberty is due in from Parkers-
burg early this afternoon and will 9eaVn
for McConnclsvlllc tonorrcw morning
at 10 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
RETURNED IN ILL HKALTH.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Oct. IL
Former City Auditor James \. k"nn"S
who has been an overseas secretary al
tn. Knights OF Columbus, has returned
Ia IN" United states AS 4 result OF III
health. H.. arrived in New York ycst"r
day and will return 10 his home here
mkt week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Hon. Chas. Schuck Goes to
Folsom to Make Address

Attorney Charles J. Schuck leaves this
morning for Folsom. WcIzel county. 10
max" the principal address OF the Lih"r-
" loan meeting which will be held there
this afternoon. Tho Liberty loan meet
inEs will continue 10 go on 1t Folsom rs
Spanish "ilu" is an unknown thing in
tina, portion of Wctzcl county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
TRAVELLING MAN SORE

Ivan Harris the travelling mAn from
Lang Island. who was fined IN police
court tho other morning for using pro
,larc lnnguar. by Justice 'orrigah, -
irarher rrcvcd BY the treatment gwen
him by local officers. The story HATES
trIls 80 that h" saw Constable Ncmp
using = blackjack IN 4 drunk. i"r ap-
narrutlv no ,.aus.. whatsoever. anu wh'tf
Harris attempted Ia intervene. n" WIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12

picked up on u cl,urGr Of resisting an
officer When il" uSrd foul laneuiS"
AT the city buihi:ug. :Ic was tired on
this chars,. By Justice L'nrrigans and not
on the resisting charge. He is Mt loss
iu know how they could fine him Tor
something lie did after he was taken
into custody. He is ono or the DIE men
n. the firm % Underwood II CndcrW""u'
New York city. who have charge OF me
issuing If most Of hr war pictures Ill
mAgDXinrS Hrj nlrtprialS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
BIG Rank pEFAIcAT1oN.

PERI, Ind Oct. ll.-AudtoF "i
State KlRuss today applied for u receiver
for the defnnct Stat" Rank OF NmboE
md tie case will be- heard Thursday
John Kendall. tho missing cashier
whose alleged drfalchtihn 1t Is said VII
reach more than SlDn.000. is still miss
ing. His friends suspect that he prop
ably intended suicide. for his vile mas
rendered the bank his note for Sl0o'ooo
narablc after his death or on October
ITe left Amhoy on October 3. going
- tho ncighboring village of Galveston
Since that time nothing has been heart
or seen OF him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
coMMrrrEp TO JAIL.

NEW YORK Oct. 1.--Allan \. en-
picton. Frank W Blair and Thoma" ,
Phillips. chairman. treasurer and pun
lici,y director. respectively. OF tho New
berry Republican senatorial cathPaie u
committees in Michigan wer" comn,lt'~
tn Jail hero today by Federal JUG"
cushman for refusing ~ answer queT>
tions regarding cumpnign contributions
before q federal grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
woMAr MAKES RECORD.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. Oct. ll.-Mtss
Annie T0bcy. an operative in the sierlsi-
cal .shop at thu Portsmouth navy yard.
won Il contest for women rireters here
today when she drove :Gt copper rlfe,S
into battery boxes IN two hours
AIn"hinists claimed this was record LOT
Nol!irD -.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
POLICE PICK-Up5

John SadI"r. SnrScd. was arrested 10y
Officer NurGms at -\lI"T aud MnrN'i
street last night. 10" Jngir*''rky. pick
led, was. GHr:,I"d ~ r:ii'-'.r ESk'y.
Tony Dzhi n''lts"r, riy. was iI'i;"d up
by Officer Mrlzg,G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Cory Gets Appointment

Governor John J. Cornwcll has ar-
pointed Suprrini cnhcnt G. ~. Cory. 0f
the Union Mission. rs L delegate 10 III"
American Prison Congress. which vii!
M held in New York City October lt-lS.
Every state in the union will be- repro
scented. Mr.. Cory will likely attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-12
Coughing Tires the Old
FOLEYS HONEYAR

II relieves those chronic coughs, usually
bronchial in character, and puts
soothing healing coating on dry and
tickling throat. 1t raiics phlcsn easily.
Ceorte Perry Randall, Dayton. NeT.dI. In
bis s7,h year u'r;,eE-'l lake Foley' Honey
and Tar Tor coughing and sicklint in the throat.
Sope,Ime, the spell Of eeuthint would las.
rom Eve TO ten minutes. am very Gled to tell
You thar Policy. Honey and Tar bss stopped
ri that aud llso>the ticklinG-
SOLD EvERYwHEHE
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
House trail HITTER
PREACHER AT MEIGS
Rep. J. G. Cooper. Billy Disciple,
Will Address Boys.

Representative John G. Cooper, of
Ohio. the only Billy Sunday trial
hitter" in Congress. will preach at the
evening service at Camp Meigs 70
morrow. under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Cooper walked the sawdust
trial while still employed as an engi-
neer on the Pennsylvania Railroad in
Ohio.
There also will be a mass at Meigs
at $50 tomorrow morning.
Beside the regular religious services
there will be Bible classes, a special
service for the children of post Off
GERS and communion services in the
chapel at Fort Myer tomorrow.
The Y. NJ. c. A. secretary at Quanti-
CO has arranged Bible classes for 8
a. M, and the service following will be
conducted by Rev. DR.. E. B. Eiver,
now post chaplain.
Rev. Alfred f. Barrows will preach
at the Y. NJ. c. A. hut at American
University tomorrow evening and
music will be furnished by choir
from Mount Vernon Seminary.
KAISER Bills" face is painted on a
keg at Camp Meigs, and the boys and
young women visitors organize COM
peting teams armed with baseballs for
the assault OF the Wilhelm effigy.
The Washington district, Y. NJ. C..
A. war work council, this week re-
ceived 800 Liberty Bond, as a con-
tribution toward its work, which was
particularly appreciated because it
came from men in enjoying the bene-
fits of the associations work.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
HOUSE AGENTS
SAY RENT BILL
DEFEATS Aim
Real Estate Men Give Sta
tistics to Deprecate
Johnson Act.

Declaring that the johnson anti
rent pronteering BIN VIII fan in what
It is designed to accomplish; that the
10 per cent increase In rents proposed
Is unfair, and that its operation would
be cumbersome. the real estate brok-
ers Of washington voiced their oppo-
sition TO the measure before the
House District Committee yesterday.
Charles W. Fairfax. president OF
the Real Estate Brokers Association.
and Bates Warren, spokesman for
that body. presented the associatiou's
side Of the question. They came
armed with new information. Offering
statistics complied from an investiga-
ton OF the cases Of LOO tenants Of
office buildings. which indicated that
the increase In rentals IN still within
the ! per cent range.
One Of the features brought out at
the hearing Ii that II there h any
profteering Il is not by the property
owners. although IL has been contend
ed all along that these men are the
only ones who would be seriously
affected by enforcement Of the pro
visions Of the bill
A note OF alarm was sounded when
the brokers' spokesmen declared that
enforcement Of provisions Of the John
son bill would tend materially to de-
crease the present available rental
space and that room renting would
be psralyIed in the District, causing
war workers to suffer. Expenses OF
upkeep. IL was further asserted. are
increasing vastly.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA,
o. LANDS SHIPYARD

Brunswick, Ga, is to have one of the
first four government contract yards
for building concrete ships. The con-
struction of a yard for that purpose
already Is under way there. 1t was
announced last night by James o.
Heyworth, head of the concrete huh
division of the Shipping Board.
A mole and ways are being built
there now by the Liberty shipbuilding
Company, of Boston, which holds a
contract for one concrete hull OF 5000
toss deadweight. In the event of the
vessel proving impracticable, the gov
ernment assumes one half OF the loss.
The other. three of the first four
concrete ships, for the government
have been contracted for by the Foug-
ner Steelconcrete Shipbuilding. Com-
pany, of New. York, $500 tons; the
Ferro Concrete Shipbuilding Company,
of Redondo Beach, Cal, $500 tons, and
the San Francisco Shipbuilding Com
pany. of San Francisco. 1850 tons.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

Conn., 18th and n. Phones: Fl. f575, DA
MINISTER: Charles Wood d. d. NO s.
1s1 AsisFks lr FEck FiS tI9R oRAPET iaAf Rs1 r.,
As,t; Mis- Mabel ,GIandin, Director Girls
Work; Mis- Louise rIrrngton, Church sseIe-
Mf. w. z. Collier. SEXTON.
SUNDAY, MARCH B.
93o-DepartmsntA Graded Sunday School.
s56-Esery Girls Bible Class. Miss nurSton,
HzO-Justics Peells's Glass. men and women.
loao-Mr. Culbertson's Mems Class
ssS-AI Comers Bible Class for Men. Mess
TSo@ps6n G aa Ass ST GStS SSHgsSIf Gsaf faRf sR;'on
llo-Regular II church service for those unable
70 go to the Tabemacle service. which
All are invited to attend Dr. Wood
: I1e-o1icers' luncheon. University Cub
ssBs 'sE7ff TTiNdg & SS1a NOT RS5aefsi Fo sE
WAITED FOR"
TlIpls Quartet. Mr. whshtsOn. director.
So social hour: %MiniatursS ss'si supper for an.
An not in uniform pay Dc. Entire
sD-Egening erTice- Or. Woods subject:
Some wreckass and salvage Of the
Muzie By Evening Choir OF 100 Voices
sydney Lloyd wriEhtson. Musical Director.
Harvey Murray. OTRanist.
tH0NDAH, MARCH -
sSS-surTai Srssnss All women women wanted wanted.
I3o-OhieeB French Chss. Nine. Bimont
Il5-GirlP French ,ClaS. Mrs. Washington.
81o-Giris' Club. War work social iramat a
TUESDAY, MARCH s.
35B-Junior g. z =
ss0-Ffee French 6or Govt GirIs. Mme. .Bfmoni
ssO-Canteen l5G Supper for Choral Club
Jsi5-covenant Community Choral cub. .
WEDNESDAY,- MARCH e.
us-Mission Class for Women. Mis- Carhart.
3O-Ieen SerLice League for Young Girs,
IrEsening Choir and Oratorio Section
Nanfed-sIsn3u s1Itu altos and bases to sing
sydney Lloyd Wrghtson, Director.
THURs4AY, MARCH -
30-socal Service. Club for Oficen' Wives.
I-l5-Ffench Glasses for men IN uniform.
I2-OmcerS French ClaS. Nine Bimout
e-5ocial prayer srTiee. Dr. Wood Speaks
-ssranEgs. soldiers. congregation meet.
FRIDAY, MARCH s. =
u5o-NeedleEork Guild .--
- ID-B0g ScoutA Capt. B. B. wriaht.
s0-0rchestr- r. W. .Couffer, leader,
SATURDAY, MARCH o.
z0-hed Cross Meta Wadsworth House
8y-keg- reception. No. ~ for men n uniform
bSt-bed and BreakfaS. &c. Peek Chapel,
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Rev. d. H. Martin win
Write Herald Sermon

Rev. d. H. Martin, pastor OF
Wesley Chapel Methodist Episeo-
pal Church. Fifth and + streets
northwest. will write The Herald's
Sunday sermon. =
DR.. Martin is captain Of the
Home Defense League-of the Sixth
precinct and was the first chair
man Of the exemption board Of
District No. /.
While born in New York, DR..
Martin received most Of his collegi-
ate education outside OF that State.
He is a. graduate of Potsdam
State Normal College. Drew The
illogical Seminary, of Madison. N.
J.. and st. Johns College, OF An
napolis. Nd, obtaining his doctors
degree from the last-named insti-
tuition.
DIR. Martin has served three
churches In this city, the Bright
wood Park N. =. Church. the Dunn
barton Avenue NJ. Z. Church and
his present pastorate at the wes-
ley Chapel M. e. Church.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Foundry Epuorth Learu..

Foundry, Epworth League will hold
distinctiyely unique order Of serv-
ice tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock.
This organization has q membership
Of more than 600 young people, repre-
senting homes located in almost every
State. in the Union, and every member
present viii be a participant in the
service.
In response to the call Of their re-
spectiye States alphabetically. they
win present some novel feature char
acteristic Of the State In question,
render some appropriate song, or give
an expression of sentiment bearing
more directly upon the home and its
Influences. Representatives of many
Of the States have arranged for res
ervations and will attend in a body.
An initial service Of this character
was held two years ago with such
. marked success that 1t was repeated
one year ago and proved even more
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
CLOTHES CATCH FIRE;
SHE dies OF BURNS
Mis-. Maria o'Bnen Let Clothing
;. Touch Gas Burner.

/ Terribly burned about the head and
body when her clothing caught IRE
from q gas stove. Miss Maria o'Brien,
60 years old. $50 o street northwest,
died at the Emergency Hospital
shortly after o'clock last night.
Miss oBrien was ironing in the
kitchen OF her home when her cloth
ing came In contact with the gas
stove. Enyeloped In flames, she ran
to the second floor and. wrapped her
self In a blanket.
When members Of Engine Company
No. arrived on the scene the blanket
Miss O'Brien had wrapped about her
was still in flames.
She was rushed to the Emergency
Hospital where she died shortly after
her arrival.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
NOTICE

Articles and advertising for
Church Page must be received
In this office on Friday of each
week by 8 p. m. and not any later
than,s .. m. If impossible to get
in by .. m. y
Advertising should be ad-
dressed Religious Advertising
Manager" while news should be
addressed Church Editor.s
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Rock Island Saloons
Closed by War Dept.

More than half of the saloons and
wholesale liquor houses of Rock Is
land, Illinois, have been closed as
an immediate result of recent reg
ulations governing the sale OF
liquor to officers and men. which
extended the, definition of military
camp" to ordnance training camps.
thereby applying to the Rock Island
Arsenal.
Chairman Fosdick. of the War
Department Commission on Train
ing Camp Activities, says under the
new regulations q dry zone OF a
half mile radius will be drawn
about the camp.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Women VIII Do Mending
At Army Cantonments

American women have found another
outlet for patriotic services in strict
ly feminine work. This time the wom-
en- win look after the mems comfort
in the matter OF keeping their clothes
properly mended
Announcement was made here yes
terday of the establishment of 'mend-
ing rooms, IN cantonments by the
Massachusetts, and Michigan Chapters
of the d. A. R.. These departments
have been opened for hospitals. where
between 900 and 800 garments are
mended two or three times a week.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
ImmanueI BaptIst Church.

The special Bible school campaign
for new members and large increase
in attendance, is on at Emmanuel
Baptist School. The various de-
partments of the school are enthu-
siastically working and the results
show active, interest.
The pastor. Rev. Cove Griffith
Johnson, d. D., will take for the
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
TRUTH
AND
DIVINE KNOWLEDGE

Of free lecture given Sunday atNS,p. m. by
Iudoh g. Schroeder. Of New York and Petro-
grad, Russia, at Hickman Hall, 1870 N. Y.
ave. NV. No collections. THE UNITY OF
GOD win be the subject Of free lecture
Sunday evening By Mr.. Schroeder at the. same
har.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
EYanEeIIstIe Meeting.

Rev. Chas. o. Woodward, evange-
list. Of Tampa, Fla, assisted by
Leslie L Bowers, pastor and sons
leader, will conduct an evangelistiC
meeting at Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, Fifteenth and D streets
southeast. beginning Tuesday night
March 5, and continuing three weeks.
Special music by adult choir and
"Smile Chorus"
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
All souls, Church,

Sunday evening" at o'clock the
Liberal Religious Union Of All Souls
Unitarian Church. Fourteenth and L
streets. will be at home to young men
and women who have recently come
to the city for military or depart
mental service. DR.. George F. Bower.
man, librarian of the Public Library,
will speak on The Spirit, OF the
Prose Literature of the War" There
will be an informal social hour, the
soloist for the occasion being Mrs.
Donch.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Church of the Good Shepherd

SIXTH AND STREETS n. Z.
Rev. C. s. ABBOTT. Vicar.
Holy Communion, 80 and II a. m.
Evening prayer, 40 p. m.
Litany and sermon, D. m. Full vested
choir Of men and boys. Anthem: How
Calmly the Evening" Elgar.
Social for enlisted men and strangers. $50
: 70 p. m. Refreshments. Come and get ac-
quainted
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
New Tuscania Survivor
Reported to War Dept

The War Department has received
the following additions to the lists of
survivors and missing from the Tus-
cania:
Reported survivor: Private Carroll
scully. Toledo. Ohio.
Reported missing. Private Frank I.
Kirk, Spencer. Mass.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Church of the Covenant.

Sunday, February "a. DR.. Charles
Wood, of the Church of the Coven-
ant, completed ten years of active
as the minister of the con-
gregation, Justice Stanton J. PeelIe
read g. tribute at the instance Of the
joint committees of the Society of
the Covenant and the Mems, Society.
The remarkable growth of the
church under DR.. Woods ministry,
especially its position of leadership
in war work, was brought out. The
resolutions will appear in the
church >calendar for March ..
Tomorrow DR.. Wood breaches
three hines. The morning service
is for those who are unable to go
to the Tabernacle service, which all
are urged to attend. In the morn
ing the second hymn, My Faith
Looks Up to Thee" will be sung.
The afternoon topic of the sermon
is: Things Not to be Waited For"
In the evening DR.. Woods topic will
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02

be Some wreckage and Salvage Of
the War"
So many persons have wanted to
the Young Peoples Social and Sup
per Hour on Sunday evening that
the Christian Endeavor has decided
to make the following arrange
ments, starting March 10. All per-
sons not in army and navy uniform
both men and women. will pay 10
cents for Miniature" Supper, the
entire receipts of which are to be
given to Mr.. Henry. the Christian
Endeavor representative in China.
Regular preparatory services for
the communion on the 10th of March
will take place Thursday night at
s o'clock. DR.. Wood will make the
address. From this time on the
regular social prayer service will
be changed from Monday to Thurs
day. The Girls Club. which has
been meeting on Thursday, will now
meet as heretofore on Monday.
The Social Service Club, to which
the wife of any officer in Washing
ton may belong. will begin its
Thursday meetings this week at 3
o'clock in the chapel
Mrs. Charles Bromwell will be the
hostess at the University Club to-
morrow at / o'clock for the Off
GERS luncheon, the guests being the
officers stationed at Fort Myer.
Mrs. Huston Thompson, wife of
the assistant Attorney General, has
accepted the leadership of an or
ganiZation for young girls which
meets Wednesdays at $3.50 In the
chapel
Everygirrs Bible Class, under the
leadership of Miss Mabel Uhurston,
will have a supper in the chapel
Friday evening at o'clock.
The Hon. J. c. Hemphill enter
tained the officers and teams Of the
An-Comers' Bible Glass at the Co.'S
mos Club.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02

soldiers in France by the Philippine
and Shanghai chapters Of the Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution have
proved to be vermin proof, according
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns Church, ISp11ETHE sp11EEl

REV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH, d.
REV. EDWARD SLATER DUNLAP. NJ. A.
REV. GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH, d. D.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
II 90 a. m.-MOrning prayer and sermon by the
rector.
945 a. m.-Church school,
As D. m.-EEensong and sermon by the Rev.
Frederick Howden, Bishop Of
Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Fifth baptist Church.

Following the "Rilly" Sunday
campaign revival services will be
held at the Fifth Baptist Church all
next week. The pastor. Rev. John
E. Briggs, will be assisted by Dr.
H. NJ. Wharton. of Baltimore. DIR. w.
H. Sledge, of Camp Meade, Nd. and
other local ministers. There will be
inspiring congregational singing led
by a large chorus choir with special
music at each service. The Police
mems triple quartet will sing one
or two evenings.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
Latest Official Food Price List

Retail quotations Yesterday
Food Administrator
published
the Of
Indicate decline Of selling on the market
now
should be made promptly in writing
teenth street, northwest n F-'7i -"
..t Wholesale Low
Commodity Hers 10
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02

to an announcement here last night.
Vermin, or ''cooties," as the SOL
diers called them, object to the odor
Of silk.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-02
OTHER SERVICES:

CA.rl.. PYTHIAN TEMPLE,
OSSuioi League SUNDAY. 8 p. M.
"FREEDoM OF sPEECH AND PRESS IN
, THE WAR" Address by Mr.. r. Cotton
Lewis, Of the Department Of Justice. A brief
reply to Billy Sundays attacks upon inf
. dels" win be made by the president.