The Washington times., 1920-07-08
WHAT HYATTSVILLE
PEOPLE ARE DOING
Father and Son Have Narrow Es-
cape When Auto Truck Over
turns in Ditch.

HYATTSVILI.E, Nd, July S.--A. G..
watkins and son, of Rockville. Nd. had
a narrow escape from injury here last
night when their automobile truck
went into the ditch in front OF the
residence OF Joseph w. Aman. in
Ralston avenue. and turned over.
They escaped without a scratch. A gas
engine Weighing 900 pounds was In
the truck. and the men barely escaped
being pinned beneath 1t. Mr.. watkins
and his son were on their way to
Rockville from Baltimore. and claim
that the binding lights on an ap-
preaching machine force dthem off
the road.
Snyder Farmer Post. American Leg
ion, arranging for the carnival to
be given August II by the organiza-
tion. Capt J. Moses Edlavitch, the
carnival chairman announced these
committees for the affair: Lunch
stand, Edward Devlin, jr., chairman: |:
Percy Wise, Harry Sonnenberg. Car
rol Garrison, Paul Norfolk. w. NJ.
Thompson. A. Bailey. r.. o. Canvin.
John Devlin. and w. A. Furhman:
candy stand. p. X. Parlett. chairman:
Stewart Canvin. John johnson. T. A.
Lyon, r.. p. Maddox, r. X. Rome. w.
Bradehburg. r. q. Hanford. Maurice
Hawshaw. o. c. Prosser. and Howard
Wiseman: ice cream, Henry Hiser,
chairman: Edward A. Fuller. Jr., c.
A. Rood. j. NJ. Mahoney, c. NJ. Shy
rock, d. c. Buscall, II. NJ. Dickinson.
]. J. Draper, w. F. Saxler. and f. +.
Saunders: soft drinks. II. H. McClay.
John Neitzey, Harry Wells, c. J. Hall,
T. L. Campbell. E. ]. Kelly, Alfred
Bailey, H. J. Canvin, C. J. Fuhrmann,
W I'd 10 n
nese board, c. II. Badger, w. II. john
ston. Tom Montgomery, c. A. Barr,
G. B. Durow. J. A. Dodge. w. p. Bate
man, S. C. Cissel, c. r. kessler. p. r.
Ketner. and A. l.. Snyder: cane rack,
James l. Garrity, chairman; George
williams. b. A. Roth, l.. T. knight.
Robert NJ. Fahrney, Paul II. Beall. S.
NJ. Clarke, J. w. ,Gigous, A. r. Lash.
and w. H. Seaubeflick; coon-in-barrel.
A. G. Whalley, chairman; T. II. Deck
leman. F. j. Roth, w. b. Hunter. Jack
Holiday, John Beattie, P. l.. Curtain.
N. p. Glading. w. r. Macdonald. and
H. d. McMurtray; music and dancing,
w. H. Constantine, chairman; A. A.
Goodson, Robert Porter Edward
Halloran. and T. r. Brooks; tobacco
wheel, Waldo Burnside, chairman; II.
Roome, c. l.. Johnson. r. w. Parlet.
d. A. Dodson, r. H. Rogers, c. X.
Berlin, C. Z. Hosken, II. T. Jennings,
J. M, Meyer and c. F.. Stack doll
stand, r. II. Willis, chairman; T. 8.
Foster. J. N. Brooks, NJ. V. Halloran,
G.. r. Hunter, C. Jones. w. II. Brooke.
J. II. Harnsberger. G. c. Pitman, J. M.
Power. and N. E. Wilson; car tickets,
Allan Pottinger, chairman: f.. N.
Davis, X. F. Brooks, J. A. Hickey, w.
3. Belt, l.. G.. Sasscer, J. II. Reeder, j.
+. Burke. A. G.. Hamilton, and A. T..
Robertson; publicity, c. l., Aeillo,
chairman.
The drive for $4,000 for a new
church, school and hall being wased
by the congregation of st. Jerome's
Church here had yielded last night a
total of S24,196.- So far, Team G,
Captains Leverone. Kelly, and Dut-
t,n. are in the lead for first team
honors. having turned in a total of
s4.Bs3: Team d, Marie Blundon
Whit, captain, is second, with So 961
Team A. ]. w. Aman. captain, third,
with $3.50. The standing of the
other teams follows: Team B. John
Fainter. captaiif, S3,Os1; Team G, NJ.
Rogers. captain, 50 $50: Team T., Wat
ers captain. $2,34O; Team F, Wolf.
captain 81 1,s37; Team II, Capt. j. Haw-
kins. s1,847.
The Riverdale Athletic Club. re-
Gently organized, Is today launching
vigorous drive for members. The drive
will end July II with a big picnic and
outing.
The July meeting of the Riverdale
| Grange Is scheduled for tonight.