The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

The hrst week OF the revfvsls at
North Carolina avenue Methodist
{ Protestant Church closed with a meet.
. ing last night in the church. GratI-
hcstion over the result being express
ed by Rev. J. Franklin Bryan. pas
tor. Evangelist Charlie TfIlmsn, OF
I Atlanta is conducting the revival. a.
sisted by Mr.. Twflley at the plane.
No meeting will be held tonight. but
tomorrow night the second and last
week OF the series will be inaugural
ed
! Funeral services for William }. Tur-
! bitt, who died a few days ago whine
a patient at Providence Hospital. VIII
be held this morning from the chapel
OF Thomas =, Murray. Nichols avenue
southeast. Mr. Turbitt was born IN
Maryland. and spent part Of his life
, in Baltimore and Cambridge. Nd.
Mineola Tribe. No. II. Improved Or
der OF Red Men. met last niEht IN
their room in Good Hope road south
! east Applications for admission were
received and referred to proper com
imittees. A number Of visitors wet-
present, including some OF the State
officers.
The drive for s20Ooo TO pay OF In.
debt on St Teress's psrochial school
in V street. will not be officially open
ed until the middle Of next rnonSn.
In the meantime members OF IN.
congregation will De divided into
teams, the captains OF which have
| already been selected A sUbscription
OF 1900 already has been promised
from one individual. with several
smaller contributions 10 the cause
Two Southeast soldiers are report
ed in the casualty list today. the.
being Wagner Albert G. StHlley and
( Private Jesse James johnson. The
former resided at the home OF Mrs.
Anna Speed, g Sheridan road south
east When last heard from he had
not been injured. The latter re
sides at the home Of Mrs Mary F.
Johnson, l55 Hickman street. He vas
also uninjured when last heard from
Hitchcock hall. st the Government
| Hospital for the Insane. was the scene
OF a large gathering last night when
the inmates were given a motion pic
ture entertainment.
Master Signal Electrician D. W. Nc
Clure and Sergt. Moore. Of Boiling
Field. who left the early part OF the
month for Richmond. and from there
, were to proceed by air to Texas are
on their way back 20 Boiling Field.
according &c advice received by
friends
Funeral services for Joseph F. Arth.
husband OF Mrs. Betty Arth. who died
on WEDNESDAY. are to be held thrs
Afternoon at ? O'Clock from hIs resi-
dence, 3z3 Sixth street southeast. NJ.
Arth, son OF Nj and Mrs. Joseph 4
Arth, had resided in the Southeast
for long time.
The Good Hope Orphans Home IN
the Southeast has benefited to the
extent Of S2d as the result OF tur-
key rafrle held in connection with
supper at Concordia church wednes-
day night. Martin Wiegand bought
one. Charles W. King, jr., another.
and Mrs. Emma Thomfordt the third
The money was turned over yesIcr-
day TO the treasurer.
William Edward Schsub. only son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Schaub.
died at the homo OF his parents.
al Fourteenth street southeast. IN
Tuesday last. Funeral service
were held yesterday afternoon. with
interment in Congressional Gene
tery- The boy. who was IS years
old. had resided in the Southeast for a
long time. and was a fsvorite among
his playmatcs.
Anacostis Lodge No. q. T. A. 4.
NJ. IS considering tho question %
selling its present hall. at Four
teenth and L streets southeast. anu
erecting another. or repairing the
present structure to make il mod
ern in every way. Certain repairs
are needed. but there arc SOM
members who believe a hall on the
main thoroUEhfarc would be OF
greater benefit. Simon Rube.
Charles F. Roberts and Mr.. Shoe
maker have the matter in charge.
Home Defense Leagues in the
Fifth and Eleventh precincts are ex-
pected to hold meetings the earll.
part OF the week TO arrange 70 take
part in the parade next Thursday.
Capt Luckett is in charge in IN.
Fifth precinct, which has many aC-
tive members. while Capt. Roberts
Is in charge in the Eleventh
Elects Chapter No. ?. order OF the
Eastern Star, will hold a colonial
entertainment next Tuesday night in
the Masonic Hall. Fourteenth and
Z streets southeast. Elaborate plans
are being made.
| Progressive Council No 9. DauEh-
ters Jf America. entertained men IN
uniform in Naval Lodge Hall.
Fourth street and Pennsylvs mia ave
nue. southeast, on Thursday evening.
A special meeting OF the Barry
Farm Citizens Association wss held
last night at the Methodist Church
at Stanton and Pomeroy roads
southeast, and heard from a repre-
sents tive OF the surveyors ofioc.
For several years Efforts have been
made TO have the streets through
the section known as Barry Farm
purchased by the District. in order
that they could be declared public
highways and consequently subject
TO Improvement That this fight had
been accomplished was the an
noUncement last night.
Barnett Dosenbloom. 10 Eighth
street southeast, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that eiEht revoIvers.
three flashlights and several articles
of jewelry were stolen from a show
1 case IN front OF his store Yesterday