The Washington times., 1913-02-22
WILSON PRAISES
TWO NAMESAKES
President-EIect Writes That
He Hopes Record win Not
Make Parents Sorry.

HYATTSNILLE, Nd, Feb. 1.-TWO
more youngsters have been added TO
the long list of infants named in honor
II President-elect Woodrow Wilson.
and are residents of this neighborhood.
Tomorrow morning at st. Johns Epis-
Copal Church in Mt. Rainier the in
tant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Story.
of that place, will be christened Wood
row Wilson Story. The President-elect
mas sent a consratularory letter to the
propnd parents and a donation for the
Christening The ceremony viii be per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. Mckee. IF
Washington, who Is assisting the Rev.
Henry Thomas, rector of St Matthew'S
parish.
Woodrow Wilson Carter IS the name
OF the new arrival at the home of MI.
and Mrs. John w. Carter, Ravenswood
avenue. Mrs. Carter is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a letter from Governor WI
son in which he expresses The hope
that no future act of mine will cause
you to regret the high compliment you
have paio me.
In connection with the case, the town
ofGtyattsvilIe VS.. the Washington,
Westminster and Gettysburg railroad,
that railroad from c.osslng CoIumoia
avenue at grade and which is now be-
tore the court of appCais OF Maryland,
mat court mas requested Corporation
Attorney Vincent A. Sheehy - ME an
additional BRIEF celebrating certain ar
gunents he presented when the case
was heard the latter part of January.
This is to be done by Tuesday.
Mr.. Sheehy, among other points, at
tackled the validity of the roads
charter. claiming il was not legally
chartered under the laws of this State.
Former County Commissioner Horace
Crozier, of Spauldins' district, is i'll at
Providence Hospital, Washington, suf-
ferins. from the result o. an accident
at Twining City. While inspecting some
road material, Mr.. -Crozier had an at
tack of the heart, fell, and was in
jured about the head. 1t is said his
condition is about as well as could be
expected. and that he has an excellent
change for recovery
The Democrats OF this district will
meet at the office of the Hyattsville
Independent Monday night at O'Clock
to form final arrangements for their
appearance In the inaugural parade.
The local club has discussed the pro-
position of entering the parade as a
mounted body.
"A ul1O-Ient entertainment IOF lHS
benefit of st. Jerome's Catholic Church
will be given In the Masonic Hall next
Thursday night. The entertainment will
be entitled an Evening in Ireland,
and will consist of six tableaux illus
trsting the song Kathleen Mayour-.
neen," and a concert comprised of
MANY famous Irish songs rendered by
local and Washington talent. The in
strumental music will be by an orches-
ira composed of Washington young
ladies. The entertainment will be under
the direction of Mrs r. E. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Allen. of Wash
ington, who have been spending the
winter months with Mrs. Aliens par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace c. Ray
bold, Banner street, are being congrat-
ulated by the friends upon the arrival
Of son, George Wallace Allen.
Among the thirteen sections of State
highway for the construction of which
the State roads commission of Maryland
has asked proposals. two of the sections
are located in this country. One sec
ton is along the road from T. b. 10
about three and a half miles. and the
other is the road from theSDistrict Of
Columbia line to Meadows, a distance
f.about four and a half miles. These
roads are to be built of concrete, new
style of roadbed that was first expert
mented with in this State on the
stretch of the Washington-Baltirnore
boulevard through Bladensburg and a
small section just above the Maryland
Agricultural College. o. E. Weller is
chairman Of the commission.
~-rt.. "
Mrs. George Tise, mother OF Miss
Mary W. Tise, postmistress, is confined
10 her home on Locust avenue, with an
attack of the grin.
Edward ]. whitley. nineteen years
old, Of Widkesbarre, Pa, who is being
held for trial by the authorities of
Montgomery county on a charge of rob-
bing two houses near Colesville that
county, also is wanted by the officers of
this county. II is said that he has
admitted 10 Sheriff Arthur B. Suit that
he robbed the home of Judge Fillmore
Beall Of the circuit court of this coun-
", near Sunnyside. II Is stated that
Whitley called at Judge Bealls home
TO solicit subscription for a mazazine.
and finding no one at home. entered
and helped himself to a gold watch.
so gold piece. a pair of opera glasses,
and several pieces of jewelrv. Sheriff
Suit has recovered most of the articles
taken from the judges home.
The Hyattsville Gun Club will hold a
meeting today at o'clock .. m, after
which II will indulge in a shoot on its
grounds at the head of Franklin ave-
nue..