The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TRACTION EMPLOYEES
GET ANNUAL BONUS
Much of the $4,000 Dis
Tibuted Goes 10 Residents
of Georgetown.
wAsHNGToN TnEs BUREAt-
GEORGETOW,l. ,. Q JOY :

The car men iu the employ or t1e
Capital Traction Company axe happy
today,owing 10 The distribution Of
the annual bonus among those whose
record stands frs class. in all il
is estimated that something Ike sl5-
600 was distributed. a large part ~
which went 10 Georgetown residents
To every man entitled 70 bonus a
tyrewritten letter was sent IN an orIefsI
envelope. IN which a check was en-
closed
The men who have been on the road
ten years or more, and who have a
good reputation for faithfglaess, we've
each given 800. Those who served I'VE
years or more, under the same coudi-
tons, received SD each, while the men
in the third class, for three or more
years, each received sz5-
The distribution includes only men
who work OF the cars-motormeu and
conductors-aud does not include The
help around the barns and shops
The custom was inzugurated last
year, and the men We're much elared
then 20 receive this substantial
recognition Of their services IN the let
ter transmitting the check. the pres
fden5 OF the road, George f Hamilton,
states. the grounds on which the award
maintain the high standard q efficiency
which they have heretofore borne
Announcement is made Of the annual
Fairfax camp meeting, which VII be
hold this year az Dunn Lcrlus- Va.
on the line OF the VI aSl-l=-lil, e-i-7
Church ard Arlington electric la-li-z-'-s
and the EsIGeruCut llrlS-9U OF ---
Southern railroad The camp meeting
VIII open July u, and be IN charge oL
elder of Washington clSlflct 80
the Rev r A SIrotner. preac-er pa
charge OF the EalrfaE circuit OF inc
nj = Church south The camp NEE
r. an e1~-inrTa FOR ten DAYS. and d
local committee which has charge OF
accommodating delegates ana t-Sltat5
announce tlat ample c---4---l-lS
De provided for the public, -1clldl--5
tents and provisions on the grounds
and beard at nearby residences, u r@-
sired --
are The Rev J. b. B.l---L---- we E-=--
g.. y. EUEas the Rev J. H. SEl-l--r ne
Rev J. r. Andrew. the Rev j. T.
5Sa0ter- the Rev George o. Oliver, t1e
Eev. A. g. Beale, tle t-es , A. oll-l---'
and Evangelist II. G. Gordon
The II O'Clock mass This morning E
- AIMS Church IeuieyloV1r VS.
crowded. despite the warm weather
solemn high mass Wes suns hs -tlee
Of the Suytl brothers, eii regularly OF
ElIf--e-aF hv SIN another brother VINO
II a priest The mass WIS celebrated
in rheukSgivius OF the ordination only
a week ago OF the Rev John carter
smith q member Of the PaIllSr order
-f70 wz~ the ceIeHrauL this uorui-E-
TIE musical portion Of the service was
exceptionally good
Arrangements are prcSr7S=aS Lor me
avv- fege for the beCe-It ~ Lle george
- T --fFa~ar Church which VIII open
NToU5s= July H. and continue the en-
tire week The general committee IN
charge consists 81 JCln = Berry ---ei---
CI--5T--1-- lTr and Mrs James Hall
ar. and Mrs Richardson. Ms Henry
q wagner. Mrs EieSsluE- Ms Eot---
AZ fIar-v r KuuEle- Miss O.. Wise
and Mrs. J. 8 Bergman
Mistress Evelyn Appier- of 5-1I n
street is a patient at Georgetown lTz-
--arsftv HOSPITAL TO UNDERGO a second
surgical operation for kidney trouble
and internal assesses