The Washington times., 1907-10-27
OLIVER S. METZEROTT,
J. ENoS RAY,
Both Endorsed for Maryland Legis-
latule.
Committee Appointed to
Solicit Subscriptions for
Building a Lookup.

At a special meeting OF the NJ
RainieT-BTentwOod Citizens Association.
held in the Office Of Captain Bartlett,
resolutions were adopted commencing
II the membership OF the association the
candidacy of J. Enos Ray and Oliver
S. Metzerott as delegates from the Sew
enteenth (Chillum) district TO tie Mary
/ land Legislature. After q heated de-
bate. headed by J. a. I. hurstellcT,
vino argued that such action would in
vUlve the association in politics, a vote
was taken resulting in the Enforcement
o. the candidates
The association also appointed a spe-
cal committee 70 secure speakers TO
address public meetings upo.. Municipal
Government by Commission" and MI
n:cipal Government by Mayer and COun-
Gil
Messrs. johnson and Roberts were ap-
pointed a committee 10 solicit subsCriP-
tons for the erection Of a l0cal lock-
III.
Milton Z. Mcintosh, Uf Baker street.
has left for Detroit. Mich. where he
will be connected with a piano works
with his brother. Mr. Mcintosh mas
resided in Mt. Rainier for number OF
years and was very prominent In church
work
Miss Bertha Mason. formerly a mis-
sionary to Mexico, ana now connected
with the c. W. =. NJ WORK in LouIsi-
ana ana Texas. delivered lecture on
The Condition of Mexico" al the
Thirty-fourth street Christian ClUrch
Sunday morning.
The house formerly occupied b Jo-
seph Chunn was destroyed by IRE We'd
resday evening The house " as built
during the civil war and was one OF
the landmarks Of Prince George county.
The little son of Mr.. ana Mrs. Piss,
OF Campbell street, died Tuesday morn
ing of scarlet fever.
Mrs. S. L. Horner, of Thlrty-fourth
street, entertained at dinner Monday
evening the Rev. Charles &. Cowgirl
pastor Of the Christian Church in New
Cumberland w Va; Mr. Young of the
same place; Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Trip
lett. of Romney, W Va, Mr.. and Mrs:
Herman Cowgirl, Myron G Cowgirl, and
Miss Lucy Homer, Of Washington.
The Rev. c. c. Jones, pastor Of the
Thirty-fourth street Christian Church,
has returned from a weeks trip 10 the
jamestown Exposition and The National
christian convention at NoItolk, "a.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones was accompanied
bv number OF prominent residents OF
this place and Washington.
diagram showing d contrast be
tween the law and the Gospel viii be
used tonight bv the castor of the
rTI,irtv-fO1Irth Street Christian Cnurch
in connection with his sermon on the
subject. Us the Sabbath PERI etualf
The pastor will give sUeciai attention
m number Of questions that were
vsaced in the question box last Sunday.
0r 7. c. Ohlendorf is spending few
V,-eaks with his mother N Baltimore.
w. W. BonDurant has returned from
an extended vacation trip through the
Southwest
Tho Fnworth eague OF the Brent
v,-,od Methodist Church gave a box So
ciaI af the home Of MT and Mrs Ar
mold, of Campbell street. Friday even
Ing.
Lester Arnold has moved into his new
home OH Thirty-fourth street.
Mrs. Moran Is erecting three buildings
at the corner OF Rhode Island avenue
ana Newton street
Tommy Haden, while roller skating
Monday. fell and broke his arm Just
above the wrist fTe was treated at
the Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. r. n. Ryan. wife CT the Rerub-
ican nominee for the county treasurer
ship has been i'll at her home IN Cot
tage City.
Mr. Beck OF Wells street. is i'll with
typhoid fever at Sibley Hospital