Evening star., 1923-04-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rev. w. John Murray of the ChurcI,
| of the Healing Christ, New York, will
speak for the National Science OF
Truth Association tomorrow. pm,
| at the Playhouse, 1914 street. Sub
! ject, Working With the Law"
Mrs. Emily Newell blair. resident
national committeewoman, will speak
tional Democratic Club Thursday, 8
pm, at the Raleigh.
The Sons of the Revolution will
dedicate, at 1923 18th street, Thursday,
pm, tablet commemorating the
organization, at Chamberlin's, of that
society, April 10, 1890. Col. Archibald
Hopkins. only survivor of the Found
ers of the Sons of the Revolution of
the District of Columbia, will make
brief address.
Members of the National Club of
the American Association of Uni
verSity Women will have an all-day
walk along Difficult run tomorrow,
meeting at new Key bridge at 1890
am. Party will take local Great
Falls car and get off at Elkins, Va.
District public school children will
observe American Garden week"
from April % to 2S, inclusive. Eliza
beth *. Peoples, in charge of the
garden work in the schools. is plan
Georgetown Citizens Association
will meet Monday. pm. in Potomac
Savings Bank hall. Cigars.
The Emancipation Proclamation will
be celebrated Monday s pm, in Zion
Baptist Church. Prof. George Will
liam Cook, dean of School of Com
merce and Finance, Howard Univer-
sity.. will be chief speaker. Public in
vited. All seats free.
Red Triangle Outing Club will meet
at 18th and Pennsylvania avenue to-
morrow. 2:35 pm. Buy round-trip
Veitch. Mr.. Hewitt, leader.
Saint MOnica's Altar Guild will hold
it's annual apron sale, Monday from
to 5 pm, at the chapel, South
Capitol and L street southwest.
The Society of Mayf1ower Decend-
ants in the District will meet Tues
day. 7:45 pm, at University Club. DR..
| Thomas T.. Green will speak Re-
ception to visiting members. Songs
by Mrs. Noble Newport Potts.
Prophet Andrew Jones. who pre-
dicted the Johnstown flood and the
! Message to All Washington" tomor-
row, pm. at Mckinley Memorial
Baptist Church. Rev. S. Lamkins,
pastor. Free.
Kelvin Barry Council. A. A. II. i. r..
Will meet tomorrow. pm, at 1905
E street.
A new class for instructions in the
Baltimore CatechiSm of Christian
Doctrine will meet on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evenings at {
o'clock in Gonzaga College.
The 307th anniversary of the death
of Don Miguel De Cervantes Saave-
dra- famous Spanish author of Don
QuiXote De La Mancha." will be cele-
brated by Ell Club Cervantes. the
students club of the Pan-American
Schools of Spanish, in the auditorium
of the schools 1412 I street north
west, Wednesday evening. at 8 O'Clock.
Among the speakers will be Senior
Don Jaime Agelet V Garriga, secre-
! tary of the Spanish embassy here, and
Senior Don A. Fernandez Concha.
COrener Nevitt yesterday afternoon
conducted an inquest at the morgue
in the case involving the shooting to
death of Howard Townsend, colored,
by Charles l. Talbert, also colored in
front of 1926 6l2 street, where they
| resided. Thursday afternoon. Tai
bert was held for the action of the
grand jury and was committed to
Jail.
Fire was discovered in the rear
part of the drug store of Barnes &
Ross, 1000 9Th street southwest. early
today. Much damage in that portion
of the building was done by fire,
while additional damage in other por-
tions was done by water and smoke.
Origin of the fire was not determined