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days in the city. He has been busy
with his contractor in Huntington,
w. Va. this Summer. He left to
enter Hampton i. I. Monday night.
Mr.. James Daniels, Of 514 Ninth
avenue, NJ w. left the city last
Thursday for Philadelphia, New
York City. Baltimore, Now Jersey
and other places. 1t Is hoped that
Mr.. Daniels will enjoy his trip to tho
full while in those wet towns.
Prof. NJ. Traynham, 225 Fifth
avenue, N. W. who has been sick
for three weeks ia somewhat i'm
proved. ..~
Mrs. Bessie Langhorn Carr and
three children Of Richmond, Va. left
for that city after spending month
with her brother, B. M. Langhorn,
OH Gilmer avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Hattie Hickman returned to
tho city after spending a month WIS.,
iting in New Castle, Pa, Cleveland,
Ohio and other points nearby. She
joined her husband, Mr.. w. o. Hicl1-
man, on his short vacation to Shaws
vile.
When in Roanoke stop at Hotel
Hampton, formerly Hotel Pierce,
under new management.
Mrs. Ada Wilson returned to
Schwich, Pa. after q three weeks
visit to this city. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Lottie Hale.
Miss M. l.. Taylor, LOG High street
returned from five weeks trip to
Pittsburg and McKeesport, Pa, Bal
timore and Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. B. II. Scott and Mr.. II. Bon
urant, Of Lynchburg were the guest
of Miss Taylor while enroute to Ohio
State University at Columbus. o.
Mrs. Anna Stamps, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Deano, 109 Wells avenue, N. w. She
has been visiting at her native home,
Pamplin, Va. She also visited Mrs
Mary Holmes, Of Farmville.
Mrs, S. w. Johnson, Of Pittsburgh
is tho guest OF Mrs. Fannie Hend-
ricks on Gilmer avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Mamie Poo Wade, with her
infant son, Annette Wade, of 2426
Oak street, Baltimore. are spending
few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Poe, Sixth avenue,
N. w.
Mr.. w. II. Davis, of Bedford, Va.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Davis
On Eighth avenue, N. 70.
Miss Ardelia M. Duff entered Bur-
rell Memorial Hospital for an opera
ton for Appendicitis Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, of
Washington, D. G. are the guest Of
Mrs. Belle Hairston, on Patton ave-
nue. for ten days.
T.
Mrs. Dennis Carter, Of 118 Gill
mer avenue left this week for
Springfield, Mass. to join her hus-
band, Rev. Dennis Carter, where
they will reside in the future. Her
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many friends are sorry to sec hor
leave.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. A. l.. Cole
man entertained for the benefit Of
the Mt Zion Baptist Church. Mem
bers Included: Mrs. Drew Of Wash
ingtoa, D. c., Mrs. IT. u. Moore, Mr..
and hrs. Alfred Medley, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r. Sawyers, Mrs. w. H.
Hicks, Mrs. Mary Jordon, Mr.. and
Mrs.; Edmondson. Messrs. Farley,
Edmondson, Barlow, Tucker and
Moore, Messrs. Pronty, Williams,
Smith, Rice. Law, Logan, Moore.
Music was rendered by Miss Letitia
Moore. The guest enjoyed a de-
lightful afternoon. 49,,
Rev. w. w. Hicks Is conducting a
revival at Christiansburg, va, for
two weeks. The Rev. w. Hilton
filled the pulpit at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church Sunday and preached two
touching sermons and also preached
the funeral Of Sister Mary Logan,
who departed this life September % .
A revival will begin at tho Mt
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Leavenworth, Kan,
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Zion Baptist Church, October LIST

Zion Baptist Church, October LIST.
Mrs. Frances Sawyers, a teacher Is
expecting to leave the city In a few
days for vacation.
Monday night, September II was
certainly a big night at the Hill St.
Baptist Church. The Harvest Home
doming Supper was quite q
success. 1t was cooked and served
by the men and was quite a splendid
affair. Everybody enjoyed them
selves to the highest.
Sunday afternoon, September 90,
the women of the various churches
Of the city met with the women of
the Hill Street Baptist Church in
their Woman's Day Exercises. A
splendid program was rendered. Fine
services all day. Two special SER
mons by the pastor Offering for
the day, $32.23.
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Address;
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1909 Bangv Are. :,
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Telephone, Ran. 688.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
FIVE MPERLED IN
STREET ACCIDENTS
One Motor Car Runs Down Two
Women.

While crossing the street at Rhode
Island avenue and Scott circle at 1890
o'clock last night, Misses Eloise Hues-
tbs, twenty-four years old. and Bea-
trice Sheack, nineteen, both OF 1896
street northwest were knocked
down by an automobile operated by
Henry H. Smith, OF Fort Myer, Va.
The young women were taken to EN-
Urgency Hospital and later went
home
John T. Croggan. fifty years old. OF
6l4 Maryland avenue northeast, was
knocked down at North Capitol street
and Massachusetts avenue by an cleo
trio car. He was removed to Casualty
Hospital with a scalp wound.
Benjamin F. Turner, thirty-three,
of Silver Spring, Nd, was knocked
down by a car at Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
last night. He said that he was not
injured, and went home.
The automobile OF DR.. Julia NJ.
Green, OF 1T3s N street northwest,
was badly damaged when It was
struck by a street car in Connecticut
avenue, near Macomb street north
west, last night. DR.. Green was not
hurt
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Clagett, and Forrest Snyder; Po-
tomac, Robert Hendley, Thomas Hend-
ley. haywood Dudley. Fremont Dudley.
Joseph Mobley. Raymond Fisher, Eva
Hendley, Josephine Wolf, Mildred
Ball, Alma McGaha, Earle Osmond,
Dorothy Beavers. Alice Creamer, For
rest Magruder, Gertrude Ricketts,:
Remington, Bessie Raney, Jessie
Lewis; Brooksville. James Powell;
Ounce Orchard. Carlton Howard,
Mary Harding. and Isabel Small; Oak
dale. George Ealey; wayside, Lavinia
Collins, Robert Collins, and Francis
Collins; Buck Lodge, Ella Umstead;
Gaithersburg. Luther Williams. Gladys
ClaSett, Marie Briggs, Helen Adam
son, VirEie Mobley, and Ruby Carter:
Middlebrooke. John w. Griffith and
Harrison G. Griffith; Damascus, James
Claude Hilton, Ruth P. Souder. James
K. Day, Williams z. warfield. and
Paul w. Burdette; Kings Valley,
Edna NJ. King and Gladys !. Smith;
Mt. Lebanon, Irma s. Watkins: Rock
Vile, Ethel Mathers, James Hewitt,
Dale Beard, Adds Robertson. Susan
Aud, Wayne Mills, James Lillard.
Harvey Mathers, William Trail, Mil
dred Rarn, Helen Gardiner, and Paul
Gardiner
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
Evening Services in the Churches

Church of Covenant and Eighteenth
northwest Charles Wood Sermon at o'clock
National Individual Accountability
Chapel E. Church. the Rev. D. H. Martin, pastor
he Religious Significance Of the Cap Lighted Dome at even
ing service.
First Congregation Church. D. Gordon acting pastor
during brother the evening service,
"A Crocus Man. or Walking With God"
Metropolitan Flag Day. Epwoh League
p. until John Marshall place and street
Of recitation and music Congressman Louis
of Michigan will deliver the principal address
Burnett Sermon Fold Man, Increase of Per-
sonal Power
Metropolitan Baptist Church Rev John Compton Ball. pastor
Sermon How To Keep the Flag Waving Salute to the coors by
Boy Scouts
Foundry NJ E. Epworth League c. Bradley president Of
the league will deliver address, Yesterday Today and To-
morrow" 6:45 o'clock
Fourth Presbyterian Church William Knowles Cooper general
secretary of the Y NJ C. A, speaks at o'clock.
Centennial Baptist Church. the Rev. E. Hez Swe Sermon,
"An Interesting Woman" Baptism after the sermon.
Christ, Scientist Columbia road and Euclid
Subject reading "Go the Only Cause and Creator Same
reading Church Of Christ Scientist Fifteenth and
streets northwest, p. m.
Calvary Methodist Church. the Rev. James Shea Montgomery
Sermon Reign Bramble King" with Special musical
program o'clock.
Second Baptist Church. Rev Howard Stewart Subject Of
evening sermon Sans Soldiers the Firing Line
Shepherd, Sixth and streets The Rev. H
at the evening service.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
NEWS AT ANAcoSTIA
Improvements to Be Discussed by
Cenaress HeIahts Association.

AA~aEhAe N1eOSt9AiOns
The Public Improvement Associa-
tion OF Congress Heights at its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow evening in
'Loenler's Hotel in Nichols avenue,
will discuss a report Of the leEisla-
tive committee which has prepared a
list OF desired improvements to be
presented to the Commissioners to be
Included in their estimates to Con
Ersss for 1918. The Anacostia Asso-
citation will hold its regular meeting
next "wednesday night in the office
OF the George S. King Company.
President Charles R. Burr, who has
been absent for the past two months
81 expected 10 resume his duties again
At this meeting. Reports OF efforts
being made toward securing action
on the requests for renewal of
licenses to operate the two colored
parks in Hillsdale will be discussed
Willis A. Cornish, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". E. Cornish OF 1881 High
street, left yesterday for Allentown,
Pa, to Join the Washington unit Of
the Ambulance Corps. Young Cornish
has been interested in local athletic
events for a number Of years, and
was q founder Of the Highland Ath-
letic Club. This makes two Anacostia
boys who have gone with this corps.
the other being Zane Kelly OF w
street
Electa Chapter. No. 2, Order of the
Eastern Star, will enjoy an entertain
men next Tuesday evening under the
direction OF Mrs. Mamie Copss. past
mAtron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Roberts
and son Francis. Of Mt View place.
left yesterday in their automobile for
q trip TO southern Maryland.
Anacostia is to have concerts IN
Logan Park, by the United States
Marine Band, on July 3. August 2
and September 4.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
NEW ROOF GARDEN OPENS
Rain Falls to Dampen Spirits at
PoWhatan Fete.

The heavy downpour OF rain which
fell early last evening failed to
dampen the spirits OF the 400 or
more guests who were present at the
opening OF the Hotel Powhatan roof
garden. The garden opened at q
o'clock and when rain fell the guests
were entertained in the large ball
room. where dancing was enjoyed
until midnight.
A profusion OF potted plants. cut
flowers, and shrubbery decorated the
spacious roof, which is one OF the
finest roof gardens in the city. Hun
dreds of reservations had to be can
celed because OF inclement weather.
The garden will be open every
night and a first class orchestra will
furnish music.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
NEWS AT EVANSVILLE
F1rsmen'S Social viii Raise Funds
for conNentlon Expennea.

In order TO raise sufficient funds to
carry them TO the State fremen'B
convention at Cumberland, the dele
gates chosen by the local volunteer
FIRE department will hold an ice cream
social and candy sale in the truck
room Of the department next Tuesday
evening. Contributions Amounting to
81 10 help defray the expenses were
received from Capt. Oswald A.
Greager, DR.. Charles A, Wells, Jack
son H. Ralston, J. Harris Rogers. Dr.
H. 7. Willis, the Rev. Henry Thomas,
Franklin G. Tingley. James c. Rogers,
Harry W. Shepherd, Ernest Gasch.
Richard P. Whitley. Dr.. Guy W.
LttimeT, Mrs. Mills-OKeefe, W. 2.
Wolfe, and Henry schnede.
The eonYen1on this year will be
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
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held at Cumberland on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday Of this week.
The delegates and alternatss from the
local department are Chief Stephen
J. Kelly, Past Chief Edward KeeEin,
John Fainter, 7. v. Garrison. and
Samuel Levin: alternateB, Robert A.
King. Artley Hart, John Gibson, T. H.
Deckelman, and william H. Tobin.
Gov. Emerson c. Harrington, In q
letter to George W. Waters, jr-, chair
man OF the military enrolment and
survey commission for Prince Georges
county, urges the commission to
hasten the completion OF the county's
enrolment. Every district In the
county has completed the work, with
the exception of Seat Pleasant, Chill
lum, and Hyattsville districts, It is
stated. More than 1900 have been
enrolled in the county in the States
military census. The commission will
hold its fnai meeting at Upper MARI
boro next Tuesday, when it IL ex-
pected the enrolment will be com
pleted.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

The total registration for Alex
andris county is given IS lii. OF
the number SIS were white, 2S6 color
81. and II aliens.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

The Resignation of Capt. Conrad
johnson a. principal Of the Alexander
high school was announced yesterday.
He is captain of Company q, Virginia
gtTbt Regiment, which IL expected to
be called into service July rs. His
successor has not yet been chosen.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Windsor snowden. Of this city, has
Joined the ambulance corps and gone
TO Allentown, Pa, for four months
training
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dryer, Of Po-
toraac, Alexandria county, announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Rosa
lie Gertrude, to ". Nolan Foster, on
June 4
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Robert. N. PrettymSn. OF ITO North
Ritt street, was stricken with par
Alysis early this morning.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
NEWS At ROCKVILLE
Two High Schools Hold Graduating
Exercises.

The closing exercises of the high
school at Sandy Spring were held last
evening. The graduates were Misses
Lucy /. Thorn. Eleanor Miller. Jean o..
Coulter, Anna Moore Bancroft, Rebecca
Louise Bernsley. Margaret Sherman
Jones. and Harold Gilpin. Eigar Halo
well Stabler. Frank J. Downey. Hobart
Graham Hutton. Arthur C. Bready. and
Leon Carroll. The address was delivered
by Dr. Dippell. Of Franklin and Marshall
College. Lancaster. Pa. and DR.. J. w.
Bird. OF Brookeville, presented the
diplomas The exercises were in charge
OF the principal. Prof. William K. King
Al IN.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

An entertainment and dance will be
given in the parish hall OF ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church, Groom, next Fri
day evening.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
HELP ANTED-MALE

ERRAND BOY
SIS 18th 81. N. w
EARN so weekly writing names and ad-
dresses: 20 canvassinE; particulars for
stamp. THE GUIDE COMPANY. Memphis
Tenn.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

moving picture entertainment for
the beneft of the Surratsville High
School will be given in the school
building on the evening OF June Is.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Miss Mary Rebeeea Moore. q pupil
IN the Alexandria high school. has
been awarded q bronze medal bearing
q likeness OF Edgar Allen Poe, which
was offered by the Independent Maya
zine for the best essay on the De
velopment OF the Short Story in
America" It is the second medal
won by her the past year, one having
been given her by Prof. c. T. Ryan,
instructor in English, for the best
short story.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

The Sunday school OF St Philips
parish. Laurel. has voted to purchase
q Liberty bond, and also to give up
its annual picnic and devote the
money thus saved to the Red Cross
fund.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
FOR SALE-FARMS

WILL SELL THE JONES FARM, las
acres rich land. some arrable. mostly in
pine and white oak. Ia miles east OF River
dale. hne road leading nearly TO II. VIII sell
cheap: whole tract at rate OF $50 per acre, or
will sell 10 or 20 acre tracts at reasonable
price. small cash and monthly payments. no
improvements farm. J. II. ROGERS,
Owner HyAttsville Nd
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

St Nary'G Academy will hold its
selotin6 exercises for the year Tues
day afternoon. Diplomas will be pre-
Sented to ten young ladies: Helen Cor
man Roland, May Elizabeth Brock,
sGeorgiannG Maria Nash. Margaret
Mary Kelly, Mary Pearl Harrington,
Florence Anita Evans, Gsroldine Fair
fax Davis, Helen Frances Cook. Anna
Virginia Cook. and winifred Louise
Bayns. An address will be made by
Congressman c. c. Carlin. Awards
viii be made by the Rev. Louis Smet,
pastor OF St Mary's Catholic Church.
\ reading and rest room for soldiers
will be opened in the Young Peoples
building on Washington street to-
morrow which will be open from 10
o'clock in the morning until 10 at
niRht daily.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
HAPPENINGS In THE
CAPITALS SUBURBS
VrOOman to Urge Liberty
Loan in Alexandra.
SPEAK AT MASS MEETING
Eks VIII Escort Washington Dele
gates in Street Parade.

ALEXANDRIA, June 10.-Assistant
Secretary OF Agriculture Carl Nroo-
man will address the mass meeting to-
morrow evening in the opera house. In
the interest of the sale OF Liberty
bonds. The meeting viii be held I'M
der the Joint auspices of the Virginia
Council Of Defense and the various
civic organizations of this city which
have been engaged in pushing the
sale. Samuel G. Brent, the Common
wealth's attorney, will preside. More
than S324,0 worth OF the bonds have
been subscribed for here TO date.
The officers OF Washington Lodge,
No. 15, order OF Elks, will pay q visit
to Alexandra Lodge, No. T6S, of MS
city tomorrow evening, TO initiate
clGSs Of candidates for the local lodge.
The delegation from Warrington will
be met by an escort and will parade
through the streets to the EIks' home,
on Prince street. A social session will
follow the limitations.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

The commencement exercises of the
Laurel High School will be held in the
First Baptist Church June IS.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Cloting examinations in the city
Bchools will begin tomorrow. continu-
Ing through the week. The closing
exercises will occur on June 18th. The
high school graduating class IL expect
ed to include about twenty-five stu
dents.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

MEN TO HANDLE ICE-s2B per day. Ap-
ply at Terminal Plant, 18th and z SITS. s.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

Judge Stanton ]. PeeIle. president OF
the county board OF education. delivered
the address and presented diplomas to
graduates at the annual commencement
Of the high school at Germantown. The
graduates were Misses Rachel Eliza
beth Hickerson. Helen Madeline Ben
nett. Frances R Shippers. Louise Vir-
ginia Waters. Lorena May King. Bessie
Louise Lewis. Beatrice A. Hopkins. and
Samuel R. Berry.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

The county board Of education has
awarded honor certificates of attend
ance to the following pupils of public
schools who did not miss a day at
school in the last year: Laytonsville.
Ruth T. Butcher. Seth II. Warheld,
Henrietta W. Griffith. Blye S. Story,
and Lillian f. PTesson; Unity, Nellie
Watkins; Hysttstown. Mary II. Ryan.
Richie W. Benson: Rurdette, Pauline
Snyder: Lewisdale, Edith Jamison and
Calvin Watkins; SuEarland. Mildred
E. Luhn. Ethel L. Luhn. Edna VI.
Beall, Ruby Cubitt. and Willard Gu
bitt: Jacksonville, Emily d. AllnUtt,
George T. strang; Montrose, EIIda
Phillips and Bessie Jeffreys; White
Oak. Edward Clark: Jamestown,
Marian West, Ethel HOwarG and Mat
tie c. Howard; Trsvilah. Gladys Nc
Crossin, Inez Hunter, Maud Lowe,
Helen Atwood, Ewell Trevfy, Zach
Lowe. Jessie Nicholson, and Louise
MeCrossin; BrovningsviIIe, Upton
Gladhill, Bernard GladhiII, Mildred
The Washington times., 1917-06-10

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Garland f. Webs, fifty-seven years
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minister.
The Washington times., 1917-06-10
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