The Washington herald., 1922-11-09
TWO STRUCTURES
TOBE BUILT SOON
ATST. ELIZABETH'S
500, 900 Laboratory and
Contagious Disease
Ward Planned.


improvements to St. Efizabeth's
Hospital. costing sl2s.ooo, to con-
sise of central laboratory which
will be excelied by none in the
country and a contagious disease
building are planned. Both build
ings will be erected on the hospital
grounds. 1t is hoped that work
win start before the first of the
year.
Bids for the erection Of the new
structures are being asked by Su-
perintendent DR.. William A. White.
The appropriation providing for the
projects was made by Congress.
All OF the modern scientific inven-
tions will be included in the labora-
tory. which will be built on a site
convenient to all physicians and in
mates. Special. rooms for heart
studies. x-ray examinations and
chemical analysis will be built.
This building will cost 100000.
Although the site for the con-
tagious disease building has not
been definitely decided. it will be
located convenient to the general
medical center and at the same
time at a safe distance from build
ings housing other patients.
The four new store buildings
now under erection along Pennsyl-
vania avenue near Minnesota ave-
nue. southeast, are nearing compile
tion. Residents of Randle High
lands feel that the new structures
will add greatly to the appearance
of that section of the city. Each
of the stores has a frontage of ap-
proximately % feet with a depth OF
60 feet. 1t is the hope of the resi-
cate at one of the stores.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by Rev. Earl N. Bergerstock
for the "win-My -Chum". services
which will be held next week at
the Congress Heights Methodist
Church. At the opening services
Sunday morning DIR. j. A. Jerrett,
OF Jackson, Mich. will speak. Spe-
HHl speakers will be present at the
vices to be held each night dur
| ing the week.
Henry Cox and his son. Raymond
w. Cox. 1871 Pennsylvania avenue
| southeast. and r. w. williams are
planning a hunting trip through
| Maryland next week The party
will leave the Pennsylvania avenue
home early Monday morning. They
intend motoring first to Suitland
| Md.
A short play featured the meet
ing of the Ladies' Guild of the Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Church held
last night at the church, Fifth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
/ The play was followed by a social
hour during which refreshments
were served. Mrs. McCauley's cir
| Gle was in charge of the meeting
Rev. Joseph Dawson spoke. Mid.
week prayer service will be con.
Quoted tonight by the pastor.
A series of lectures on The New
Reformation" will be given at the
H Street Christian Church, Sixth
and Fl streets southwest. by Gilbert
o. Nations. beginning tomorrow
evening. His theme for this lecture
will be Legal Statutes OF the
Papacy." November IT he wifi lee.
ture on Vatican Plotting in the
World War" His third lecture
Present Crisis and the Remedy
| will be given November "a. TIL,
proceeds from the lectures will &c
toward building a new II Street
| Christian Church.
Plans for a bazaar and supper tc
be held in the near future were dis.
I Hngga1 n H. :
| of the Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN
Church held last night at tn,
/ church. Fourth and B street.
southeast. An address on "Oul
Heritage and Responsibility" illus
trated with lantern. slides will b,
given at the church tonight. Ac
| cording to the pastor, Rev. Freele,
| Rohrer. the subject Is appropriat,
as India" is the topic of study II
the Mission Study Glass.
A joint business meeting of tn,
| Epworth League and the Junio,
| League of the Congress Height,
Methodist Church will be held Al
the Church Friday night. The presi
dent of the Epworth League. Mis-,
Lillian Dorrell, will be in charge
Games will be enjoyed and refresh
ments will be served.
Members of the Fifteenth Stree
Christian Church who have recent,
c mpleted the excavation work pre-.
paratory to the erecting of a new
church at Fifteenth street and Ken.
lucky avenue southeast, are ready
to begin the laying of the founda.
tion. This work Is expected to
start next week.
Under the direction of the pastor
Rev. c. n. Jarrett. an average OF
approximately twenty-five member,
toiled daily in the excavation. Most
of them from now on will devote
several hours in the evening in ar
effort to do as much of the building
as they possibly can.
The newly organized football
team, the Pipetown Juniors. will
meet the Friendship team at First
and L streets southeast, Saturday
afternoon. Both teams are conf
dent Of victory.
Annual election of officers will
feature the meeting of the Anacos-
tia Citizens Association to be held
in the offices of George s. King, 2001
Nichols avenue southeast, Saturday
November 25.
The Shamrock Junior Athletic
Club is endeavoring to raise funds
for the erection of hall in the
vicinity of Thirteenth and X streets
southeast. The club now comprises
nearly two dozen members with
temporary headquarters at the home
of Touranoa ~troat