The Washington times., 1919-08-10

H9AITSVILLE, Nd, Aug. 10.-At a
mass meeting of citizens Friday
night In Masonic Hall the Following
committee was appointed to look into
the matter Of the purchase o. car
lead Of surplus army food for citi-
zens OF HysttsviIie: Charles W. clag-
ett William A. Brooks, Howard A.
Garrison.
The Winton Athletic Club baseball
team OF Washington tomorrow after
noon will Journey to fayetteville to
meet the nine representing this place.
The local team on Monday will go to
Washington TO meet the strong club
made OF soldiers stationed at St
EIizabeths Hospital.
Rev. Earl n BerEerstock. pastor Of
the Memorial Methodist. Episcopal
Church. is spending his vacation IN
ChrwensYille, Pa. During his absence
the pulpit of the. local church is, be-
ing hlled by Rev. Mr.. Wood. and sup
plies.
me mayor and town council have
ordered signs for streets and num-
bers for houses here. Just as soon
as the material arrives the signs will
be- erected and the houses numbered.
Then ahe Postoffiee Department will
be notihed that Hyattsviile is ready
for the installation Of a city mail
delivery system.
Boy Scout troop No. IS, washington
Council, of this place, will 20 into
camp August IS for ten days at Sem
eca, on the upper Potomac river. Har-
~ w. Dorsey and Jack Halliday,
scoutmaster and assistant scout
master, viii be. in charge.
The. big carnival being conducted
here under the auspices OF Oriole
Ledge, /. o. o. F. is proving success
full The affair viii continue
throughout August. In charge of the
committee on arrangements is A. Eu-
gene Burgess. The proceeds OF the
carnival will so into the fund for Tire
erection OF an Odd Fellows Hall here.
Organisation OF the snyder-Farmer
Post of the American Legion here has
been postponed until after the closing
OF the Odd Fellows carnival
The congregation Of the First i
Methodist Episcopal Church south. is !
planning the erection OF a new church |
[-A @AAI AlA OhMNA " Int at
Marion and Maryland avenues.
Ernest Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. r. Davis. has been released from
active duty in the United States naval
reserve force. Davis, FIRST class yeo-
man. saw much active duty in foreign
waters.
Plans are expected to- be practically
completed fer the big welcome cere-
monies at Capitol Heights on August
% in Honor of the community's war
heroes at a meeting tomorrow night
in IRE department headquarters at
that place. Mayor Gabriel, chairman
OF the Welcome Home Club, which is
in charge OF arrangements, expects
the following to make addresses: !
Representative Sydney z. Mudd. of
the Fifth Congressional district: At
tornex General Albert c.. Richie, of
Maryland; Houston B. Teehee. Regis
ter. Of the United States Treasury, and |
Charles, ". Darr, OF the Washington /
bar. The program will include a big
RSrade, speechmaking. and a banquet |
william Hamilton Ness, q student
Ct the Virginia Theological Seminary, |
q assisting the Rev. Charles E. Nc
AHiEter, rector OF ST. Matthews /
parish. The Rev. McAlIister is to /
leave the coming week fer Elmira, I
y. T.. on his vacation, and Mr.. Ness
VIII act as rector Of the parish during
his absence.
The carnival at Berwyn. under. the |
euspices OF the Berwyh Heights As
seeiatiop, il proving successful Il I
VII continue through August 16.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS