The Washington herald., 1922-10-24
BRANCH LIBRARY
TO Be INSTALLED
AT EASTERN HIGH
Will Be Opened Upon the
Dedication of New
Building.

This 10 the announcement made
BY George r. Bowerman. city
librarian. who 10 responsible for
authorization and appropriation Of
the library to the new Eastern
High School. East Capitol street.
between evsntesnth and Nineteenth
streets northeast.
According to the specifications
Of the structure, now nearing com.
pletion. the library will occupy .
room on the first floor. ~ by 20
feet.
There 10 q likelihood that the
opening will be conducted sinful
taneous with the dedicatory exer-
cises Of the school on February 1.
incidentally the opening will be
the frst of a series of branch
libraries to be launched In the Dis
trict.
The new Eastern High School
will have two distinct rooms for
| fiction. The new branch to serve
as the community library will
have between 1000 and 5000
books. The students library will
De located on the second floor.
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| preliminary plans are under way
for another branch at the Langley
Junior High School.
After crossing the District line on
| Bladensburg road northeast Sunday
afternoon. Howard v. Keen, College
Park, Nd, realized his machine bore
only q Maryland license tag, and In
his effort to make a speedy return
| severely damaged his left fender
and wheel. when his car sideswiped
another. His plight attracted the
police and he was taken to Ninth
precinct police station.
A meeting of the Eagle Athletic
| Club was held at their headquarters,
Eighth and I streets northeast, last
night Following the business ses-
| sion. including election Of officers,
| social hour was enjoyed
Mrs. W. H. Poe. sI7 Second street
northeast. Is critically Ill at her
home
The following members of the
Yosemite Athletic Club are re-
| quested to attend a basketball
| meeting at 113 D street northeast
this evening: Simmons. McClaskey,
Stewart. Zahn. Eslin, Dyer, Stevin-
son and Preston.
A meeting of the lexington Citi-
| zens' Association will be held this
evening at their headquarters, First
| and Quincy streets northeast.
Miss Lulian NJ. wolff, 500 E street
northeast. entertained Q party Of
friends at a card party last night
A meeting Of the congregation Of
Holy Name Catholic Church. $50
Eleventh street northeast. will be
held in the basement of the church
this evening. Plans will De formu-
lated and captains selected to carry
on the campaign to raise $4,000 for
erecting new church. George
| Cleary is chairman of the commit
tee in charge.
A. delegation from the Eastern
Presbyterian Church. Sixth and
the Blue Plains Institution for the
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religious service. A. H. winslow. a
Central Union Mission worker
preached on The Way"
Members Of the North Capitol Cit
izens' Association will combine bus
mess with pleasure at a meeting to
be held in the Emory School. Lincoln
road and r street northeast, this
evening The Parcnt-Teacher AS
ISOLATION has been ISSUED an invita-
tion.
Charles Yokelson, 1888 Fl street
northeast, has returned from a
business trip to Newark, n. J.
Harry Siegel. ~ H street north
east. has returned from New York
City.
Mrs. B. Sacks, 1919 H street north
east, is spending a week in Trenton
and Newark, N. ].
Louis H. Siegel. ~ H street north
east, motored to Baltimore on bust
ness
Miss Bertha Benba, 20s e street
northeast. has returned from New
York City.
d. ]. Bradley. engine company No.
10. Is reported seriously i'll at his
home.
John Koontz. s years old. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Koontz. 33S
Eighth street northeast. suffered a
laceration Of the forehead while
playing in front of his home Satur-
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