The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26

Chapter, which will occur soon and is
to be observed with due ceremony. was
also discussed. Following the business
session refreshments were served.
The Rev. Charles NJ, Bart, the pastor
of St. Theresa's CHURCH. who met with
an accident while returning from St
Ignat US Church. Oxen Hin. Nd, has
entirely recovered, and has again re-
sumed his religious duties.
The erection of a number of new
patrol boxes has been recommended by
Sergt. Charles A. Stevens, in com
mand Of the Anacostia station and
with the coming OF the new fiscal year
it is expected they viii be put up.
Their location has been urged as fol-
lows: Sumner avenue, Wheeler road,
and District line, Livingston road and
District line Sumner avenue and Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad tracks, corner
of AnacOstia and Ridge roads. and at
market space. AnacOstia.
Inspector John A. Swindells, Capt. w.
II. Matthews, and Sergt. c. A Stevens.
who have been appointed by Mayor
Sylvester as a police commission to
determine upon a site for the new
station house to be erected in Anacos-
tia, met in the suburb named Wednes-
day last. A number of prospective sites
were visited. and the advantages and
disadvantages thoroughly discussed.
Nothing definite has as yet been de-
cided however Another meeting will
be held in the near future. and a report
will be made to Major Sylvester of the
findings.
The Baptists affiliated with the Min
nesota avenue mission are making a
determined effort to secure a suitable
ner Of Minnesota avenue and the Nay
Tor road. Four lots are being pur-
chased for this purpose. and 1T is the
intention to build a chapel as soon as
the lots are free from debt.
The Junior Order of Rechabites in
Anacostia has planned a public demon
stration for Wednesday in honor OF the
in this suburb Of a Juvenile tent OF
Recbabites.
Edwin H. Hutcheson. chief clerk of
the signal office Of the War Depart
ment has resigned in order 70 go with
his family TO Georgia. Mr.. Hutchinson
originally hailed from Atlanta, and II
| is his intention 10 enter business with
/ his father. who is quite prominent In
] the business circles of the Southern
son resided at 122 Pierce street.
| The annual May procession by tht
Sunday school children of st. Theresa's
FChurch will take place this afternoon
/ at o'clock. The procession will move
/ over the principal streets of Anacostia
/ after which the participants Will assem-
/ BILE in the church edifice, where the
! impressive service OF dedication TO tn,
! Blessed Virgin viii be performed, fol
/ lowed by benediction of the blessed sac
rament.
! A quantity Of new material to be useC
| in the macadamizing of Harrison stree
| extended, between the German Orphan
| Asylum and Good Hope, has been re
! ceived. and the work which was TEN
porarily halted. is again in progress
A contract has been awarded by
! George +. Pyles for the remodeling o.
| street near Monroe street, adjacent Il
/ the free delivery station.
The graduation exercises of the train
/ ing school for nurses at the Govern
| ment Hospital for the Insane will Occur
on the evening of May 81 Edwin Gar
ner Swans. of Maryland. has beer
| elected president of the graduating
class and viii deliver the valedictory.
The St. Elizabeth's baseball club de
| feated the Mayflowers last Saturda,
at the Government Hospital grounds IL
] Dent and McGrath carried of the hon
ors for St. Elizabeth, while Curnan'
and Burke put up star exhibition fol
the sailor lads