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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

Presiding Elder Grlswold held
quarterly conference at the Metho.
dist Church last Saturday night He
preached at the church Sunday morn
ing and at the City Park Auditorium
Sunday night
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

have permanently located In sny-
der. Office over the Owl Drug Store.
Practice limited to the diseases OF
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
42tf I. r.. SMITH, VI. d.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23
AMONG THE MERCHANTS

J. d. Boyd, the music dealer, has
a bicycle motor wheel which he is
carrying as a side line. There are
some already in operation and the
demonstration is contagious See his
Advertisements In the Signal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

Andy Anderson and Jas spiller
made a flying trip to Dallas last
Friday and stayed several days
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

Mrs J. c. Hairston and daugh-
ter Miss Marion left Monday for a
two months stay at Waco.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-23

See Ed. Baze for second hand wind
mill extras. Phone PIT. att
The Washington times., 1915-02-13

The room was beautifully decorated with
college pennants, and flowers Music
was furnished by J. j. Fuller and or
chestra.
Mr.; and Mrs. j. n Lowe gave . din;
ner last evening for Congressman and
Mrs. Il. II, seldom1rtdge. Congressman
snd MSs s,s Msrtln n.ds A. Morr,;op' Rr and and
Mrs. r. Taliaferro thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ. McLachlan. Of
Dan6ury. Conn. who are stopping ct ct
the Willard. entertained ut large hia-
ner party last evening.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Thomas w. Gregory were the guests OF
the assistant to the Attorney General
and Mrs. George Carroll Todd. Yellow
roses and violets formed the decorations.
ds,nSs sesses Mrs NJ G. cUoks; S9f. 9f Ph,ls nss
ory there ~"S Sere rs 8 Solicitor @ Gen.
erai Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Woolley. Miss Mamie Todd. and Arthur
w. Machen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler will
entertain at a dinner Of eight covers
tonight at the Chevy Chase Club.
-
st. Valentine Day will be ceIebrat
ed tonight at chevy Chase Club by
a number Of dinner parties before
the regular Saturday night dance
Among the dinner hosts will be F. G
IWilkins. Lieut.. A. station. the Assist
ant Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
Carl Vrooman, DIR. J. i. Norris. Mr.
and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barry Mohun, II. p. Galley. and
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Hagner.
; The Argentine Ambassador and
| Madame Naon will be the guests OF
! honor at a dinner tonignt given b.
| the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
David Franklin Houston.
| Col and Mrs. Harry Hodges will giv'
| supper party and a dance for theil
daughter. Miss Alma Hodges. mex
| Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hodges wal
hostess at a large reception last Wed
| nesday afternoon.
The Attorney General and Mrs
| Thomas Watt Gregory will be amoni
| the dinner hosts OF the evening.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Wedding-Engagements.

Miss Louise Hope Thacher. daughter
of Congressman and Mrs Thomas Chan
dler Thacher, and Bernard Shirley Car
ter. will be married this afternoon at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church.
I'm Boston. The Rev. Dr. Endicott Pea
body and the Rev. DR.. Alexander Mann
will perform the ceremony. The bride.
who will be given away by her father.
will wear a gown OF white satin trim
med with real lace and orange bios
SONS. and a veil caught with the same
flowers. Her bouquet will be OF white
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Dorothy Thacher. who will be
maid OF honor for her sister, will wear
an Imported gown Of pink silk and a
sand -colored hat of velvet and tulle.
trimmed with fur and silver daisies
Hunnewell. Miss Grace Lockwood. M'ss
Alice Wessenhoist. Miss Gertrude
Amory. all Of Boston: Miss Camilla
Morgan, OF New York. and Miss Con-
the bridesmaids. They will be eowned
IN pink satin and chiffon. will wear
hats similar to the one worn by the
maid Of honor. and will also carry pink
roses.
II. Carey Morgan will be best man.
will include Morgan Belmont. oliver
Iseiin. Stuyvesant Chanler. Harry 4.
Murray. and Alfred Hoyt. all OF New
York; r. c. Thacher. brother Of the
bride; Charles Goldman. william Pres
| colt. Howland Shaw. Walter Treat
Paine, Francis Brooks. and William
| Parker. all Of Boston. A large recep-
| ton will follow tho ceremony at the
residence Of Louis B. Thacher. the
uncle of the bride. 81 Beacon street
where Congressman and Mrs. Thacher
are staying until after the wedding.
The young couple will take a trir
around the world. The brides travelling
costume will consist of 4 dark blue
faille tailored suit. with blouse t.
match. small blue straw hat and blue
| fox furs.
| Miss Thacher. with her parents, spen
the winter In this city. where they oc
cupied an apartment at l72l II street
Mr.. Carter has Just completed course
ut Harvard University. and will entel
the Harvard Law School In the fall
the Young counle making their home il
| Cambridge during his course.
| MI Garter IS a grandson of the late
! Bernard Carter. of Baltimore. and &
nerhew Of Mrs. Alexander Robinson
| White. of Glenhurst, relay Of Bernard
NJ Carter. Charles H. Carter, Juliar
! Stewart Carter. and Shirley Carter. al
of Baltimore; the Rev. Geoss CalveE
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Teas aid At Homes.

An event OF unusual interest will be
the tea to be given by section eleven
Of the College Woman's Club. of which
Mrs. William II. Baker is chairman,
on the afternoon Of February ~. in the
ball room OF the Raleigh. Mrs. Henry
II. Dimock, president o. the George
Washington Association, Is to speak Of
the memorial building and the feast
bility OF the college woman of the coun-
try uniting to secure national hcad-
quarters In the memorial when 1t Is
completed. The guests of honor for
the afternoon are most distinguished
group, and include Mrs Thomas X.
Marshall. Mrs. Willa"' J. Bryan. Mrs.
champ Clark. Mrs. WINES. Mrs. Will
lis Van Devanter, Mrs. Lamar, Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. Lindley NJ. Gar
rison. Mrs. Thomas w. Gregory. Mrs.
.lossphus Daniels. Mrs. Franklin *
Lane. Mrs. David f. Houston, and Mrs.
Rufus Day.
Mrs. Albert l.. Mills will receive on
Monday afternoon for the last time
this season.
Mrs BO Sweeney. wife or the Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior, will be
at home Monday afternoon from to
o'clock. at the Woodward.
Mrs Richard Cooke Thshman ana
Miss Bertha Jones will be at home to-
morrow afternoon at their residence.
1919 Vernon street, tor ths last time
psiA season
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
NEW JERSEY BOOM
FOR WILSON OPENS
Campaign Begun From Head.
quarters Hired by Demo.
Gratis for Elections Last Fall

TRENTON. N. j.. Feb. l3.-Although
President Wilson may not have meant
to start anythine' with respect to q
second term when he sold in his In
dianapolis speech that the people
might later on have an opportunity
to render a decision on his accom-
plishments. the Democracy Of Now
Jersey certainly has started out with
the single purpose Of accomplishing
that which the President disavowed.
Tho State committee. prior to tho
fall election. took quarters here in a
building on West state not far from
the Capitol and past which all the
politicians must - on their way tc
the seat Of the state government.
The purpose of establishing these
quarters last fall was not for the pur-
pose Of issuing campaign literature
and helping keep New Jersey in line
in 1914 so much as II was 10 begin
the fight that the Democrats OF the
State intend making In 1916 to return
Woodrow Wilson TO the Presidents
chair.
So. whether or not the Presidents &
remarks At Indianapolis recently bore
the siGniacance that some kavc them,
New Jersey has already taken the In
itiatiVe In this matter. True there is
not over much activity in the commit
tees Offices here at present. just a
stenoErarhcr or two handling the
mail. but In the windows hang pic
! tures OF the President so that "he
who runs may read" the purpose OF
the establishment. to nc the re-nomi.
nation and reelection Of Woodrow
Wilson In 1916 as President Of the
United States.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
ate. and had found a clear majority for
the proposition.
By GARDNER MACK.

ate. and had found clear majority for
the proposition.
A reception given by Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Haughton- Burke to the
members OF the congregation of Christ
Episcopal Church last evening was one
of the most pleasing Of recent events in
Rockville. In the receiving line were
Rev. and Mrs. Haughton- Burke. Mrs.
John Mcdonald. Mrs. James w. Nc
Farland. Miss Mamie Hogg. Thomas
Dawson, and Thomas c. Groomes.
Wilbur Hawkins, a huckster Of Unity,
who was arrested on a charge of as
sault with intent TO kill. It being al
legged that he attacked Nelson Zietler.
fellow huckster. on the Seventh street
pike. near Norbeck, was taken before
Judge Mace. in the police court. yes
terrday. He gave bail in $500 and was
released
A young peoples branch of the w. c.
T. y. Of Oakdale has been organized.
with large membership and the fol-
lowing officers: President. Reuben p,
Hines. 1r.; secretary. Miss Georgia
Nicholson; vice president, Miss GLAND
treasurer, Miss Hines.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Worn, Turns if
Teased by Tune
II Hasn't Been Found Yet But
Virginian Is Going to
Look For Il.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.--ln quest OF a
species OF worm that outrivals even
Pefe. the educated worm. that set
Harvard professordom wondering until
his recent demise. John jackson, OF
keswick. Va, will sail today aboard
the United Fruit liner Tenadores for
Colombia
jackson will 60 to Chiquinquira.
above BoEota. in the interior OF Co
lombia. where he will spend several
weeks In collecting specimens. ..
In contrast to Pete. whose greatest
feat was to learn not to wiggle down
An electrically charged path when there
was another way out, the ChiQuinquira
worms are said TO bs noted for their
ability to distinguish musical tones. II
slow music IL played they issue from
their holes In dignified length, but n
the notes are syncopated they wlgglc
forth in utter abandon.
Jackson's plan IL to act as a sort OF
Pied Piper, and carry a phonograph and
numerous records to lure the worms
out and test their instincts. His trip
Is purely for business. He hopes the
present dance craze will result In 90
ciety taking UP the dancing worms a.
q fashionable novelty
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
ANACOSTIA.

Because they wore unable to per.
suade Newspaper correspondents to sup.
press mention Of their visit to Rock.
Vile. DR.. Wilford Anderson Councili
aged twenty.four, and Miss Hazel Dele
Scobell. aged twenty.one, both Of BAL
timore, returned a marriage license they
obtained yesterday afternoon and left
town without having had the knot tied.
Mineola Tribe. No. II. I. o. r. NJ. met
last evening in Masonic Hall Arrange.
ments were completed for the second
annual ball to be given next Tuesday
night. c. A. Brown. sachem. conduct.
ed the meeting.
Through the efforts Of some Of the
members Of the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. the monthly publication which
was started last year by the rector
has again appeared. G. B. Wallace II
business manager Of the paper.
The Rev. John Britton Clark ad.
dressed the special meeting Of the con.
gregation Of the Anacostia NJ: E. Church
last might. The special gathering vii
be omitted tonight, and tomorrow the
pastor. the Rev. G. Leroy White. will
hold decision service.
Maurice Otterback. president OF tht
Anacostia Citizens' Association. and
cashier Of the Anacostia Bank, today
stated that Anacostia soon would wit
ness a building boom such as 1t has
never experienced.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Prof. Ward to Speak on
The Rheims Cathedral

The Washington Society has issued
cards for its sixty-sixth regular meeting
to be held at the residence Of Col. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson. a vice president Of
the society. on Monday evening.
Prof. Clarence Ward. Of Rutgers Col
legs. will give an illustrated lecture on
The Rheims Cathedral And Its Place
in Medieval Art" Prof. Ward was for
several years q member Of the faculty
OF Princeton University. and has de-
voted especial attention to the study Of
cathedrals. architecture. and sculpture
The members Of the Art and Archae-
ology League have been inyited to meet
Prof. Ward at an Informal gathering Of
the society at the Bristol School, Mon
day afternoon at 4:3o o'clock Prof
Ward will give brief address on
Some Famous Cathedrals Of Eng
land which will be illustrated with
lantern slides. Admission is by card.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
News Items of Washington Society

Carter. OF Bryn Mawr. Pa. lie Is re-
lated to Arthur Lyman Fiske, Of New
York. and Mrs. Ernest Law. OF Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridscly Carter. OF
London. formerly OF Baltimore, parents
Of the bridegroom. came to America for
formerly Miss Mildred Carter, be!ne
prevented from coming by the Euro.
pean war. In which her husband 10 TAX.
Ing an active part.
city. announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Carrie A.. Watt to
Frederick A. Ranke. also of Washing
ton. Tuesday evening. February .. Ia
Eilicott City. Md. In the parsonage Of
tho Prssbytsrian Church. the Rev. 9;
will make their home in this city.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
ROCKVILLE.

At the quarterly meeting OF tho Mont
Eomery County Anti-Saloon League
held In Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Kensington. addresses were &C.
livered by the Rev. w. w. Barnes. pas
tor Of Douglass Memorial Church
Washington. and Albert F.. Shoemaker
attorney OF the District Anti-Saloor
League
Mr.. Shoemaker declared that the mex,
Congress would enact a law providing
for absolute prohibition In the District
He asserted that members Of the wash
inRton Y. NJ. c. A. had canvasssd tht
membership of tho next House and Sen
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hemphiii. OF New
York. Sir James Aikens. who has
been passing some time In the South.
and Miss Gorgas. OF Harrisburg. Pa,
are recent arrival: At the willard
Lady Ross. OF England. has arrived
in Washington and is spending some
time at the shorshAm.
Pratt u provS.n rSat e.d .na Nj Mr. ,':Ss' s"a
Mrs. John z; Berwind. Of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. cal!istsr. Of
Bower Plains. n. T.; M. and Mrs:
Daniel Mclaughlin. Of Pittsburgh. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Neal, Of Whining
ton. are at the Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Hannah Henley who has .pen,
the last six weeks with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. !. T.
Mann. will leave tonight for her home
In Bramwell. W. ".
Yst.: @ =: are '" at The wizard u ii ii for a' few f..
days.
Lawrence A. Janney. Of Boston. sor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Janney OF this
city, is at the Shoreham.
Gen. and Mrs. RGfnn Cox. of Rich.
mond, are at the Shoreham.
-
The Persian Charge d'Affaires ant
Nine. All Kuli Khan went to New
York yesterday.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander G. kno1
left Palm Beach for Nassau yesterday
but expect to return to Palm Beacf
late in the season.
-
Stephen B. Elkins and Davis Elkin'
reached Palm Beach yesterday, for q
stay
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Dinners and Dances.

An enjoyable dance was given by the
members OF the Musoel Club, Tuesday.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Healey. 2O6 + street northwest. Those
present were Michael Cook, Fred Jen-
nings. William Martin. Lewis Mccarthy,
Bernard Healey. Phillip Ryan. Raymond
Rcilley. ]. y. Hcaley, jr., r. Currie
Paul: Miss Q. NJ. I.oethrop, Miss X. l.:
Gibbons, Miss y. NJ. Cloherty, Miss r.
Bauer, Mis-. \. Pyne. Miss NJ. Guthrie,
Miss NJ Mcqueen. Miss A. Hcaley, Mss
NJ. Miller Miss A. Guthrie. Miss F. L..
Martin. Miss l.. Ford. Mrs. q. Kohler,
Mrs. Cook. Mrs. J. l.. Martin, Mrs. a.
Warfield, Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. A.
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Heaisy.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Page Trips Over Gems
Worth $1,000 in Hotel

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-Resinald simp-
SON. a page In the Vanderbilt, found q
81, 900 diamond bracelet In the hotel
lobby. The Jewel belonged to Mrs. Rob
ert G. Roy. Mrs. Roy lunched at the
missed her bracelet. containing forty
five gems set In platinum.
She Immediately telephoned to the
hotel Simpson stumbled over the Jewel
1t had been lying there for two hours
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Realty Transfers

?coe zoos Fourteenth stree, northwes,-iIenry
wv lans sss to .,a Louise so Eeckewss lots ard
Lane; same property. so.
Murphy ct ux. to Joseph r. Lawrence and
Gertrude F. Lawrence. lot S.. square sa5.
Center Ecking,on-Jscob s. Gruver ct Wy. to
william T. Darlington. lot S.. square $685.
456 New Jersey avenue southeast-Mary f.
so !',s"Ps $50 Sshn S9. Lynch e, as no 10
pGop.r;y, pS"n i; nt So s.,s%p s"S " ssso'. w. NA'
Girls Portion-Gilbert S. Leek ct ux, TO John
WischAussn. part tract described $40
Girls Porttiion-washnston Maryland Com
pany TO John Wisehhusen part tract de-
so4 o stree, northwest-Harry T. Payne 10
Robert I. o'Brien. lot Sc. square i6'. $40
Congress Heights-Arthur E. Randle ct w.
Gutridse. lot 20 block = SO 's,amps 20
l2s = street northwest William F. IIealey
ct ux. to Margaret A. Healey. lot -. square
Princeton Heights Kennedy Brothers. Incor-
porated. to Joseph Josephson and Eta
Josephson, lot i6'. square 1904. SO 'stamps
loSS- ios7 Thirty FIRST street northwest harles
H. Cragin and William 7. Brown e. .rusisss, us,,sr
to ;S,s hGaRS ,s dc "00''on' lots Go and &C. square
Fourteenth street Heights-Jacoh s. Gruver
ssl> and lot 81. square g9l1, SO stamps 81.
l30o-i3oo Z street northeast-Leo II. SoInmer-
field ct ux. TO Max J.. Mtchaelson lots o.
and 6S square 1929. SO tstamps $500.
Fourteenth street Heights-JaCoh ). GruEer
ct uX 10 Charles j. Walker. lot 30. square
1917 $40 istanis 81.
Rear OF Twenty-seventh street northwest;
between I and X streets-kirk l.. fusse.s
ct ux to James d. Burn. lots - ana ~
square 6. so.
Fourteen and half street northeast, betwesii
c and d streets-James D. Burn ct uN. to
Kirk l.. Russell lots "4s and 24a. square
1854 SO ,,..
Bealls Fancy. Resurvey on fartnership
White's Discovery, and Groves Hunting
Outiet-Henry 3 Rich ct ux. to Henry 5.
Rich, trustee. two parts Of said tracts. Al9
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Proprietor Gives Store
To Employees and Retires

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Feb. 1a-August
+. Beck. WHO for more than thirty
years has conducted a large department
store in this city has given his estab-
llshment to his employees.
His only reason was that he had mad.
enough money and wished to retire in
favor OF those who had made hts busi-
ness a success.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Will Exchange Disabled
Prisoners on Feb. Is

BERLIN. FEB. ls.-The ffrst ex.
changes Of disabled prisoners OF war
under the plan Of Pope Benedict were
arranged through the Berlin embassy
One hundred and forty.stx British
prisoners UNIT for further service will
leave Germany February l6. and Great
Britain will release l07 Germans.
The exchanges apparently are not
on q numerical basis. but all those who
are disabled will fall within the scope OF
the order eventually
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

SHdncy Ayres. in "Her Bargain,
dUniNersaD. the Odeon, Church,
near Fourteenth street.
"'rhe Crime Of Thought" Pow
ers), the Dixie, Eighth ana II
streets northeast.
"Priest and Medicine Man, (savv.
yer), the lafay cite. e, between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets.
Mary Alden and Jack Conway, in
"In Fear OF His Past" (Majestic),
the Niagara, 71O seventh street.
shorty Hamilton, in "The Bot.
tomless Pit" Ukay Bee), the EN-
pire. DIS II street northeast.
"The Master Key" eleventh in.
Ella Hall and Robert Leonard, In
staHment Nnirerran. the Alham-
bra. $40 seventh street.
Alice Joyce sad Guy Coombs, In
"The Ssvindlcr" tkalem), the re.
we're, Georgia avenue and Park
rOnd.
Gilbert N. Anderson. (Broucho
BilIy). In "When Love and Honor
Gail" (Essanayl. the Arcade, Four.
teeuth street aud Park road.
"The Little Angel Of Canyon
Creek" dvitaEraph), the savoy,
Fo"rteenth, near Irving street.
Charles Richman, In "TAe Man
From Home," from the play By
Booth Tark1n1ton, the Lyric, Four.
teentk, near Irving street.
Charles Chaplin aad Mabel Nor.
mand, In "DouEb aRd Dyna mite~
(keSstOne). and "1he War Baby0
Uuhinl. the Regent, EiEhteenth
and California streets.
Mnrc MacDermott. in IAN Invi.
tati"n and an Attack" from the
Lord StPanleiGh series, hy Robert
Barr dEdisUn), the Apollo, ga H
street northeast.
NOrMa Phillips. In "3unaway
June" second episode, by George
Randolph Chester (Reliaace), the
Olympic. 1431 L street.
Gaby DcslHs. II "Her Triumph"
Famous Pla!crsh, the StPa nd,
Ninth and n streets.
Mary Ptckford in "Mistress NeIl'
lFamo"s Playersb, the Garden, At
Ninth street.
Herbert Kelsey and Effie shan.
NON. In "After the RAIL-" adsRtetl
from the song by Charles X. Har.
ris, CrxnGall's, Ninth and f. streets,
Note-These selections are mada
from programs prepared by thu
| managers Of the theate-s con-
/ cerned and no responsibility is a..
sumed for arbitrary changes with.
out notice to The Times. They are
based on the personality Of tho
players and the producing com.
pany and not personal inspection.
except in special cases.--G. Ny
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
CALOMEL SALWATES

Calomel makes you sick and yov
dangerous chemical. To iiven youf
sluggish liver and bowels when con-
stipated, headachy. bilious. just set .
le-ceot box Of harmless Csscarste
They work while you sleep. don't
grippe. sicken or salivate.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13


der the joint auspices Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. and the United
States Department of Agriculture. is to
60 forward under new direction. @. II.
Afford having been appointed to sue
coed Dr. Stabler az State demonstrater.
Tho Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding, Epis-
copal Bishop OF Washington. will preach
and administer confirmation In Pinkney
Memorial Church tomorrow morning at
II o'clock Bishop Harding will also
preside at similar ceremonies at st.
Luke's Episcopal Church in Bladensburg
at 3 40 o'clock.
The Rev. Or. w. e. Skellenger will
preach on "Our lnexhaustAble Wealth,
at the First Presbyterian Church. at IL
o'clock tomorrow. At 1850 he will de-
liver a patriotic sermon on George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
In the absence of tho rector. the Rev
G.. X. p. Cogswell. Ash Wednesday ser,
vices at st. Matthews Episcopal Church
Marsh. rector Of st. Barnabas Episcopal
Church, Iceland.
Mrs. Samuel o. Taymsn. OF Forrest
vine. is visiting in East Orange. n. j.
The pupils of the Forrestville publ,
school viii hold an entertainment ant
dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Forrestville
Monday evening.
The four-act comedy. Her Lady
ships Niece" was presented at Glib
bon's Hail. Marlboro. last night. Dan
cling followed.
The Church Of the Atonemcnt at Chel
| tenham, will celebrate holy communion
| tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
The teachers Of the colored schools o
Prince George county will meet at tn
court house in upperMarlboro Friday.
The comedy. "A Select Moot Court
John Doe" which was to have beel
presented Monday night has been post
| poned. and will he given In the tow
hall of Capitol Heights on the eveninl
OF WashinEton's Birthday. The enter
tainment Is for the benefit Of the Capt.
tol Heights volunteer fire department.
In q decision handed down by Chic
Judge Boyd In the Maryland court O
appeals. the constitutionality OF the Law
authorizing the mayor and common
council of Hyattsville to extend tn
asses. the entire cost OF the wor1
against abutting property owners wa
sustained. More than q year ago. Mrs
Emma v. Lyon instituted suit agains
the mayor and common council to re
strain them from collecting the spe
cial assessment against her property 70
LAYING Sxe Of rilmsr. ssrsr pesI p.I1 OF the e,r,u,
court. denied the application. and Mrs
Lyon took the case to the court OF ap
pcais. The costs we're assessed agains
Mrs Lyon.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
HYATTSVILLE.

Agricultural demonstration work. un
der the joint auspices Of the Maryland
Agricultural College. and the United
States Department Of Agriculture. is t.
60 forward under new direction. G. II
Afford having been appointed to sue
ceed Or. Stabler az State demonstrates
The Washington times., 1915-02-13

In the absence of tho rector. the Rev
G.. X. r. Cogswell. Ash Wednesday ser.
vices at st. Matthews Episcopal Church
will be conducted by the Rev. \. Cody
Marsh. rector OF st. Barnabas' Episcopal
Church, Iceland