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The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
JOHNSON KEEN
TO WIPE OUT
RENT BOOSTING
Gives Congress Instances
Where Extortionate Ad-
vances Were Demanded.

Purchase Of the Washington Market
Company by paying the company Tor
its improvements, valued at $sOO,OOO on
land owned by the government which
has an assessed value. Of a,2OO,Ooo Is
recommended by Chairman johnson,
Of the House District Committee, in
a bill introduced by him yesterday.
Reintroduees Bill.
Mr.. johnson introduced a similar
bill some time ago but was unable TO
get any action on ii. He believes that
a majority will be favorable to his
hew bill which, though drafted after
the fashion of the first one contains
considerable changes.
He contends that the market COM
pany and its tenants were responsible
for the high rentals the government
was forced to pay.
Two other instances OF extortion-
ate rents were related to the House
by Chairman Johnson.
He told Of one case similar to that
Of Gen. Blacks, where the wife of a
man now in France with the Aviation
Corps had just signed a lease for a
house at $3.50 had been notified by
the real estate broker that the house
had been sold and that she would
have to move. 1t was learned that the
house is to be rented furnished at
S15O q month.
The other case Is that Of a widow
Of a Congressman who has been oc-
.upying a rooming house on Vermont
avenue. She said she had occupied
this property two years and her pat
rons are government employees. First
her rent was raised from SO a month
to s1O8; then 20 S125 and then to $50.
The owner now notifies her that he
has sold the house to a real estate
man, who now asks $aOS.50. She has
been notified to leave within thirty
days. and says there is a sick woman
in the house who cannot be moved. 1t
is her understanding that the lodging
house keeper who is to take the place
proposes to pack six and seven per-
sons in one room.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Christian Endesvos society.

A joint social of all of the Chris
tian Endeavor Societies Of the down
town section Of Washington will be
held this evening at s O'Clock at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
Vermont avenue north Of n street
northwest, and a similar social for
the northwestern section Of the city
will be held at the Immanual Baptist
Church. Sixteenth street and Colum-
bia road northwest.
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
the Junior Christian Endeavor Union
rally will be held at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. DR.. Will
fey, the pastor OF the church, will
speak.
On Monday evening, March IS, the
activities of Christian Endeavor Week
will terminate with a Christian En-
deavor Union rally at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Senator
Shafroth, Of Colorado, will speak.
The Flying Wedge of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union will take part
in the services of the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
tomorrow evening.
The regular downtown social for
soldiers and sailors held Al the va
rious downtown churches will be given
this evening by the Christian En-
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
/ Army and Navy Neyy4SMit:
: :e Ak4~s.%ss-4AA
Rest Service Column in tie CIV

I Following is a list Of officers who
duties, and have been detailed for
duty on the staff of headquarters,
Army Artillery. They have been in
structed to proceed to Camp Meade,
Annapolis Junction. Maryland. and re-
port to the assistant chief of staff,
headquarters Army Artillery, for as
signment to duty. Lieut.: Col. William
| A. Covington, Coast Artillery, ma
tiOnaI army: Lieut. Col. Frank J. Mil
Ter. Coast Artillery, national army;
and Capt. oliver L. Spiller. Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
Capt. Alfred A. Biddle. Field Ar
tillery, Reserve Corps, and First
Lieut. Newell C. Bolton, Field Artil-
| lery, National Guard, have been in
| structed to report in person to Maj.
| Gen. John Biddle. national army. for
appointment and duty as aides-de-
camp on his staff.
Maj. Leonard H. Cook, Sixth infan-
! try, has been relieved from assign
ment in that regiment.
W. johnson, national army, to intel
ligence duty on February s. 1918,
with station at New York, N. Y, has
been announced.
A survey committee has been re-
Gently appointed by the War Depart
ment to deal with the industrial
phases of the aeronautic program.
In this connection the following
statement has been authorized: "In
line with the general policy Of the
Secretary of War to keep thoroughly
advised of the detail workings of the
various departments of the govern
ment and with the industrial condi-
| tions involved in the consummation
| of the various war programs, an
\ nouncement is made of the appoint
1 ment of a committee consisting of
Mr.. Snowdon Marshall, of New York !;
Mr.. Edward Wells, of the Babcock
and Wilcox Company, and a third
whose name will be announced
later"
These men were chosen with a
view of assembling a group of ex-
perts, who by experience were well
] qualified to handle such problems
as arc CAPCClcu u ana whose
| advice would be really helpful in the
I carrying out of airship construction
| plans.
E. Lester Jones. of the United
States Coast and Gcodetic Survey,
this city, has been commissioned a
lieutenant colonel in the Signal
| Corps.
Four other residents of this city
! were named in the list of those COM
, missioned. They are:
w. Randolph Burgess and Franz
! Schneider. jr, OF the Council Of Ma
| tional Defense. to be captains in the
! national army.
Alfred H. Poliquin, at the Ameri-
| can University, to be a second lieu
tenant in the Engineer Corps Of the
| national army.
Gregory Cipriani. of the walter
Reed General Hospital, to be a first
lieutenant in the Sanitary Corps, ma
btional army. s<-
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
SOIdIerIess Social.

So many requests have come
from different directions for a spe-
cial social occasion to which civil
ians. men and women. should be in
vited that the Covenant has decid-
ed to try the experiment OF exclud-
ing men in uniform. Prominent
speakers are to make brief speech
es and toasts Of welcome TO WASH
ington's new and unacQuainted
residents. It is proposed to have
this gathering in the church prop
er, after which the entire assembly
will be invited into the chapel Mrs.
H. B. F. Mcfarland. with a COM
mittee. has arranged forty-eight
circles of chairs, representing the
forty-eight States. Into those cir
cles those present will be directed
by a corps of social guides. Wom-
en- whom Washington knows well
will be in charge of the circles.
After the shifting is complete a
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Freproof Clothing
For American Flyers
Latest u. 5. Invention

Flame-proof mask. shoes. he'll
het, gloves and suit for ayiators
have been devised under the di-
rection Of the aviation section of
the United States Signal Corps,
1t was learned last night.
This protection against fire Is to
be combined. also, with a ther-
mos suit, electrically heated, to
keep American flyers warm at high
attitudes.
The salamander habiliment for
aviators, 1t Is said. uses asbestos
as the basis for the fabric, but a
secret process has been contrived
to insulate the equipment so as
to protect the flyer not only from
long sustained heat when his plan
is set ablaze. The mask has a
respirator.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
stab WOUND RESULTS
after ALTERCATION
James Dent. Negro. Held on Assault
Charse-Other Injury.

While working on the Pennsyl-
vania 2Railroad tracks, near Ana
costa Bridge yesterday afternoon
John Williams, colored. 40 years,
Deanwood. D. c., caught his left
foot in a switch and fractured his
ankle. He was removed to Provi-
dence Hospital where his injuries
were treated and later removed to
his home.
Suffering from a stab wound in
his left hip, said to have been in
flicted by James Dent, negro, IS
years, 1106 Eighteenth street north
west. during an alteration in the
basement of 1902 Eighteenth street
northwest. Lafayette Russell, negro.
Is years old. 91S Eighteenth street
northwest, was removed to the
Emergency Hospital. HIS condition
is not serious.
Dent was arrested by police of the
Third Precinct and charged with as
sauIt
James ]. Corbett will edit the
Sporting Pages of The Washington
Herald tomorrow.
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walter Reed Account.

Rev. ]. A. A. Brookhouse has open
ed an account which is, called the Wal
ter Reed Hospital Account at the
bank. In this fund he expects to place
sufficient funds to provide flowers and
fruit for convalescent soldiers. Those
who find it inconvenient to send
and knitted gods may send checks,
Reed Hospital Fund, Mr.. .Hrcokhouse.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Chruch of the Covenant.

DR.. Wood will preach at morning.
afternoon and evening services. The
$3.50 p. m. topic 10 Some Things Not
to Be Waited For" 10 the evening
the topic is Which Sovereigns
Caesar or Christi Mr.. Csrruthers
breaches at II q. m. at tho Central
Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
women,s Home Mis.ionary.

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of the Presbytery of WASH
ington City will meet in Sixth Church,
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets, on
Tuesday, March 10 at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. M. ]. Gildersleeve, one of the
secretaries of the woman's board of
Home Missions, is to speak. Box
luncheons will be the order OF the
day and all the ladies of this congre-
cation are urged to attend.
Surgical dressings! Why not do
your war work at the Covenant
Church? Twenty women are wanted
Monday morning to make surgical
dressings. If you can not possibly
come in the morning, come in the
afternoon. Girls in government may
come at night. The League of the
Covenant worked at . o'clock on
Monday afternoon. In other words
surgical dressings are made all day
long Monday.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16

Grant circle and New Hampshire ave. nv
@, ELLIS WILLIAMS, Minister.
go q m.-Sunday school.
II % a. m.-Semon. sss5
100 p. m.-Epworth League. ~sStFss
500 D. m.-Address -
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Christian Endeavor.

Sergt Dim. OF the Washington Bar
racks, is to lead the Christian En-
deavor meeting this evening at $50.
the topic being How to Live With
Others
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
from tbe pulpits AROUND the City

treasurer. The soldiers from Walter
Reed Hospital were guests last Sat
urday night at the weekly reception
and sent a formal note of thanks to
the stan and church for the remark
ably pleasant time.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Girls Choral Club.

The Girls Choral Club has had the
third of their regular monthly par
ties at the home of Miss Louise and
Miss Margaret Proctor Tuesday
night. A number of new girls were
guests.
The Girls Club is going to have
its first party Monday night to cele-
brate st. Patrick's Day. Invitations
have been sent to 100 men who will
be special guests at this affair. The
next regular meeting will be March
Is. The report Of the activities of
the club will be made at the Con-
gregational meeting. Some remark
able figures are contained in II.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
NOTICE

Articles and advertising for
Church Page must be received
in this sffice on Friday Of each
week by 9 .. M, and not any later
than . p. m. II fmpossibls 20 ESs
In by .. m
Advertising should be -
dressed Religious Advertsins
Manager" while news should D
addressed Church Bdftot.'
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
First Congregational Church.

William Stansfield, organist and
musical director of the First Con-
gregational Church, Tenth and G
streets northwest. announces the
following musical selections for
next Sundays services.
IL a. Morgan prelude, Largo,
Handel; anthem. "The Wilderness
(Goss); offertory, quartet, What a
Friend We Have in Jesus organ
postlude, grand chorus in d (Des-
$40 n maEosssr prelude, con.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16

t lieutenant's commission in
onaI army has been awarded
=. Brown, who is at present
d with the committee on pub
patton at Jackson place.
was yesterday asked to
fe nations naval develop
lormous sum of 81, 1,35, ,0OO,-
by far the largest single
reported to that body,
$35, 10000 less than the
lis had calculated would
ably be considered in
;oon as final action is
war finance bill, and
luded is designed to
for the coming fiscal
|ould necessity arise,
tiles are empowered
1iately available.
lion dollars of the
er terms of the bill,
I'd ito enable the
ire the more eco
I materials, equip
ms and to secure
rs construction Of
Padgett explained
following man.
want to publish
many destroyers
sers and other
building or ex-
ge have put this
II so as to let
1r such purposes
feature Of the
Enlargement of
Marine Corps.
labor is the
Bowler. of
Camp Lee,
eeping while
as a SEN
1bffense was
ding a sick
u by the gen.
iced to ten years
dishonorable dis
rmy. but the COM
las induced to mod
by the introduction
.g to establish nit
nces.
III units are organized
he's of non-fliers in the
no more recruits will
this branch. A full
men, amply sufficient
ate needs, have already
elves, and the War De-
advised all recruiting
ease accepting this class
Is.
=
hours leave, extending
.ssover time. may be ex-
men Of the Jewish faith
the navy by their COM
cording to a recent order
y Daniels. A ruling to this
ling to the army was made
ys ago.
iod of leave will begin on
ing Of March q. and will al
fnen an opportunity to cere-
= Passover according to all
v Of their faith,
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
university club Dinner.

The Misses sedgley will be the hos
tesses for the officers' dinner tomor-
row at the University Club at /
o'clock. The guests will be the men
from the Aviation Section Of the serv-
ice. The army and navy committee
would be glad to receive the names OF
those who will serve as hostesses in
the future at these weekly Iuncheons.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Laymen Of DIoees. 4. Meet.

A meeting of the Iaymen of the
diocese Of Washington, for those in
terested in the church is to be held
at the Church of the Incarnation,
Twelfth and North Street. tomorrow
at $3.50. under the direction Of the
Rev. David Wellington Curran. Bishop
Harding is expected to deliver an
address.
The music is TO be Of a popular
nature, and will be entirely congre-
gational There will be an open TO-
rum for the purpose of exchanging
ideas and plans for the carrying on
Of the church work.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Foundry Epwoith League.

Foundry Epworth League will be
addressed tomorrow evening at 6:5
by Edward s. Brashears on the sub
ject of Wheat and Tares." The spe-
cial musical numbers will include a
duet by Miss Mary Thompson and
Miss Mary Florence Steinbrenner and
a solo by Mrs. Fanny Shreve Heart
sill. :.
At a meeting Of the cabinet held on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
Nellie Ernst detailed reports were
submitted by the various officers in
dicating marked activity in the re-
spective departments.
One hundred and seventy-five new
members have been added TO the roll
within the past three months, bring
ing the total enrolment up to ap-
seven hundred. The
league will tender a reception to the
newly elected members and strangers
in the church parlors on Tuesday
evening.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
OTHER SERVICES.
TRUTH AND
DIVINE KNOWLEDGE.

CHRIST AS NOT MISREPRESENTED"
or THE MOST BRoAD-MINDED AND
TOLERANT OF TEACHERS" will be the
subject Of Sunday afternoon O'Clock discourse
by Brother Ludolf @. Schroeder Of New York,
at DUPONT STUDIO HALL. Dupont circle.
Cabin John, Georgetown and Mt Pleasant
can pas the door.)
Subject Of the O'Clock evening discourse
will be MAN AS A DUAL CHARACTER
AND HIS REAL DESTINY"
The Misses Viola schippert and Frances
ScherRer viii render the solos during the serr-
ices. respectively. their BEAUTIFUL and well
trained voices assuring a musical treat a. well
Free admission. No collectiouA
Secular League sEEPn4s TSBihs 5 rFAIhh' :, 4.
INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY AND SOCIAL
CONTROL" Address b. Mr.. ?. b. Skinner
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Vermont Avenue ChrIstIan.

Rev. DR.. Earle Whitley. pastor of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
who has spent the week in West
Virginia delivering addresses on the
war to miners, will return to the
city today and will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning and evening.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
CONGREGATIONAL

DIR. GoRDoNsS SUBJECTS:
Sunday. II A. M.-~Tolstoy's
Strange Predictions About Rus
sia."
Sunday, s P. M The Rent
Sharks of Washington"
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS meet at
Pytlian Temple. loi2 sth St nv. Lecture at )
p. N. by c. L. Myers on Winning Christ
Losing All Else" Berean Bible Study At %
p m AL welcome. Seats free
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
PRESBYTERIAN,
CHURCH OF THE COypNHs
Enna-, 18th and y. Mt. PIeeseu
Cars Paks Der.

Es@- 18th and y. Nj. Ps~>-e
Cars Pats De-.
Mnixsr. CHARLES WOOD .. o. pG{
ASSISTANT: REV. JOHN CARRCTH1f2.
Minister At Peek ChNpel: REF. CHAs. IBN1
H4s i sTA NJ Chr, kss Dr. 3; = ZEE is H' %o-
Mis- Louiss IIrinEton, Chzreh o.Te1Ss,
Mrs " A. ITyisr. Publicity seO6R
W = ~
SUNDAY, MARCH ~
s0ADepArmeuiAl Gra9ed SUNDAY sctpol.
loaO-Justice Pes1e's ClAss f1r Men and wussl
p10-Ar. Culbe1JsOn,s Mems Class.
MeetS Studio Hall. Its Com. Sps-
Huston ThOupSon. Asst Auy Sen'
Il uR-RegulIr church -srvSoe. Or. Wood russ1be
loo-Oninen' luDcbeon, University Club
subleca: some THINGS NOT
BE WAITED FOR /"
T1ple Quartet, Mr.. wdShtsu1. dre1s
6:so-SociLf hour Soldiers' 'niniEturs' sssppa
'IHJG5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q
Muse By EEpuing CSoir Of ldO v0oss
Sydney Lloyd WnghfsOn, musical dirSS {
HarNy Murray. OCEsnis-
MONDAY, MARCH Is
Il Oo-Surgicsl dressings. An women WAnied.
s19-OhioeTy, French ClGS. Nine. Bimont-
1zS-tiirls French ClNss Mn Washington
Snp-Girls' Club. War worf. sociAl drSmIUn
ST. Patuck'S Party. Giris and men n
invited.
TUESDAY: MARCH ia
5o-Free French for Gort eirIA Nine BImo1l
s.0-S,Snteen l5c supper for C-horzl Club.
.2S-CoyenAnt Community ChoTSl Club
eN- Welcome Every body Night. %
for men and women not in Uniform
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
II M-Aisaon Class for Women. Mis- CsThanL
s9-Teen Service League for Young Girls
s~-kyening Choir and Orztono Section.
"Anteo-Ahos, tenors, and hHs-s
Eing Elijah % Svdpey IS1yd Wr-hl
Eop director.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2I-
SM-soaal Service Club for Ohicsrs' Viva
lslS-lrench Classes for Men in Cniforn
l2-Omoeu French Class. Nine Biupout-
eM-social prayer service nr. WOOD EpesA
s'S-St1ngerA soldiers. conEreg1non mr..
FRIDAY, MARCH 81
II llM.-Needle~ork Guild
s0-Boy Scouts
IaS-french -lAsses. only fos men nS ir n.
form Advanced and bsginuers-
eSe-Orchestu. r.. ". CoUffeT, leIdsr.
SATURDAY, MARCH q
zN-Red CrusS. Meets WGdsEorth HouS
s1-Reg. Reception, No. - for men 10 unIfdra
noo-Bed and breaE1ss. nc. Pa ave. and \
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Emmanuel Baptist.

"'The Sad Made Glad" will be the
theme of a sermon to be preached
by Rev. Cove Grifiith Johnson, D.
D.. pastor of Emmanuel Baptist
Church. corner Sixteenth street and
Columbia road, Sunday morning.
March II. The pastors evening ser
mon will be about "a Great Re-
vival." The ordinance of baptism
will be administered in the evening
Thursday evening, at o'clock. the
regular weekly fellowship meeting
will be held. Preceding this service.
Maj. Eugene n. Sanctuary will teach
the Sunday school lesson to a class
composed of teachers and others in
terested in Bible study.
Friday afternoon at $50 the Camp
Fire Missionary Circle will convene.
At 4 o'clock Friday afternoon DR..
johnson will instruct Emmanuel boys
and girls in a class which meets
in the spring for the study of i'm
portant Bible truths. There will be
a rehearsal for all members Of the
church choir at 7:3e Friday evening.
In the near future. a concert by
the Criterion Mnie Quartet. of New
York, will be gwen in this church,
for the benefit Of the choir.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
French Glasses.

Graded French classes for men in
government employ and civilians con-
templating work in which French
would be useful are invited to join
the classes, which met for the first
time on Friday night under the
instruction of DIR. Henry Ami
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16


program OF music, whistling ana
monologues win take place. After
this an organize ton Of a permanent
character viii be proposed. With
business out Of the way, the re-
freshment committee will have
charge of the rest Of the evening.
In order to make this AFFAIR q great
success and the forerunner Of other
anatrs throughout the city. all, in
tnls congregation are invited TO
come and to constitute themselves
committees OF one 10 give friendly
greetings to those who are away
from home helping to win the war
In their way as the soldiers and
sailors are in theirs. II you will
take a circle and become a Mother
Mixer" please call Mrs. Mcfarland,
Franklin 81. and offer your services.
DR.. Wood will be in charge.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16

N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Churel
N. Y. Ave-, 18th and H Sh.
DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pbstor.
Music led by Quartet Choir.
II 90 q. m.-DT. Radcliffe will preab.
sp p m.-"WAR-TIME PREACHERS I
series
80 q. m.-Bible school.
ps5 a. m.-Adult Bible claSses
SIS , m.-Chrstian EndesvcT Sodety.
Uniformed men and all peEcomerB weoomA
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Centennial Baptist.

The Rev. e. Hez Sven, of the
Centennial Baptist Church, will
preach both tomorrow morning and
night. At the evening service DR..
SVEN will haptize number of per-
sons. The auditorium of the church
has large comfortable chairs and
special welcome is extended to
the strangers in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
THE SALVATION ARMY.

TIE SALVATION ARMY INDUSTRIAL
HOME FOR MEN, n Pa aSs. nv. Meet
ingS: Sunday. 1880 a. m; Thursday, f3o
D. m. Climber League; Tuesdays, .. NJ
Officers in charge, Staf Captain and Mrs
Allan Neil. Phone Main sg.0
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
BAPTIST.

Grace Baptist GIa P.stol. ATD p p y. sE; JOHNSON.
uOo-"THERE is HOPE"
T:g-"wAS ST. PATRICK A BAPTISTY'
Beautiful auditorium. Strangers welcome.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16

cert prelude and fugue (Faulkes) !;
"Allegretto" (Tolstenholme): Swing
Low. Sweet Chariot" (Dilton) |;
choir, blessed Jesus" Fount of
Mercy" (Dvorak); soprano solo.
The Cross" (Ware), Mrs. Smart;
anthem, The Radiant Morn" Wood
ward); offertory. Rock of Ages"
(ExcelD; organ postlude, finale
sonata 1 (BorowskD.
Quartet, Mrs. B. II. Smart. Miss
Marian Larner. Herbert F. Aldridge,
]. Walter Humphrey and a chorus
of fifty voices.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Metropolitan Baptist Services.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
special service closing Christian
Endeavor Week will be held tomor-
row night. The Junior Intermedi-
ate and Senior Societies will attend
in a body and occupy a reserved
section of the main auditorium. The
ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered and Pastor John Compton
Ball will preach on Are You an /
c. f. Or an "A. c. E?" The sermon
topic in the morning will be 'Liv-
ing Stones in the Temple of God. ="
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
UNITARIAN.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
Of Washington, Columbia I'd. and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
Of Washington, 18th and r sts. NV.
SubjectI "SUBSTANCE."
SERVICES: Sunday, II a. m. and p. N.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, II a. m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING. {
p. m.
READING ROOMS:
Colorado Building. 18th and G stS Hours. 10
to .. "wednesday. 10 to Z. and Sunday, 80
to 5:3o)S 1905 Adams Mil I'd. NV Hour, 70
TO . (except "Wednesday evening. Sundays and
hoIidays). 1ls East Capitol st Hours. 10 to
Cexcept Sundays ard holidays.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Secular League.

individual Liberty and Social Con-
trol' is the title Of an address TO be
made by Percy II. Skinner at the
meeting Of the Washington Secular
League. at Pythian Temple Sunday
at pm. The address will be fol-
lowed by an open forum discussion
of the subject.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Grace Baptist.

At the Grace Baptist Church,
Ninth and D street southeast, at
7:45 tomorrow night the subject of
the pastor. the Rev. F. w. John
sons sermon will be Was St. Pat
rick a Baptist?' In the morning
the subject will be There is Hope"
Every effort is being made to well
come the strangers in the city.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-16
Y. w. G. A
Petworth Nj. E. Church,

METHODIST EPISCOPAL