The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-16
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Drive for Members Will End
With Banquet in Armory
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EVANSVILLE, March 16.-The
drive for recruits by Company F..
First Infantry, Maryland national
guard, of this place, has so far
Melted nine young men. according
to Capt. John N. Brooks. They
are: Howard K. Snowden and EN-
NETT ID. DoWden, Riverdale; Will
liam Charles Soules, Rufus H. Vim.
cent, Bell Patrick Mcfarland. Paul
Nelson and Philip McAleer, Of
Hyattsville, and Earl Dixon, of
Washington.
The campaign will be concluded
March, ~ with q banquet in the
arnory, when cups and medals
awarded during the year will be
presented along with marksman-
ship badges won by the individual
members. The banquet will be
served by the ladies' auxiliary of
Company r.
Recruiting parties are now can
wasting Berwyn, Branchville. River
dale and Mt. Rainier.
The noncommissioned officers
club of Company f. has chosen
i
Richard president: Il. ID. Maddox.
vice president; Wistar M. Parrish,
secretary; Albert c. McCIay, treas
urer. Plans are being made for u
dance Easter Monday evening in
the armorys
Associate Justice Fillmore Beall, OF
the Seventh judicial circuit, has
selected q list Of jurors for the
spring term OF the circuit court,
which cOnvenes here the first Mon.
day in April. The grand jury ard
the first weeks petit jury will be
chosen from the following:
Henry H Sasscer, jr., foreman
Of the grand jury; Irwin L. Miller,
Albert y. Firestone, Henry II. Tai.
bert. Oden Il. Beall. Thomas q.
Berry, William A. Darcy, Harry w.
ToWnsliend. Henry b. Contee, Ernest
a. Loveless. James "a. Brown,
Wesley RealE John Berberich, John
r. Wilson, Benjamin ii. Brouner,
Harry Hagan, Lyman u. Laughton,
Elmore Power Rider Il. Sndallwood,
Mark Herman, Oakley d. Howell,
Hugh O'NeilL William HI. Talbot,
r. Hugh Perrie, William r. Dyer,
William C. Cornell. Robert e. Mel
son. Charles L. Turner, Willard O.
Ogden, 4. II. Noel Nichels, Charles
8. Early Nathaniel e. Hungerfor6l,
Herbert Simpson, William Briclerd,
William III. Mari, Wallace M. Dixon,
Victor r. Violland, William e. Car.
rick, Claude Warren. Charles s.
CoOmes, George G. .Gaylor. John D.
Smith, Charles J.. Obold. Louis
Griffith, Leander Brooks and George
T. Underwood.
Second weeks petit jury: Milton
r. Ryon. W. Seton Belt. William III.
Watson, Philip q. Miller, Harry
OrInes Clarence 8. SOper, James o.
Monroe, John w. Brady, Robert I'll.
Gray, William FL. VaanenlRn, Joseph,
J Q. Tafmai1; Aaron Gordon, w.
Harper Beckett, Walter r.. Harr.
LYMAN Brown. James r, Ridgeley,
Oden MiEk ham William b. Morgan.
VietUF ~ e. Baldwin: III: y Franklin
Peach. ByEcns Ehich esttr ahdlW. E.
Prs a8ss 81 fs6t aot ss 3@s
Frederick, Dodson. sixty years old,
died Wednesday afternoon at his
Georges Eodhty,s az the result Of &
paralytfc stroke suffered a, month
ago. He b SURVIVED by his wife.
The funeral will take place Satur.
day from his late residence and
burial will be in Perkins Chapel
Cemetery near Springfield. The
Rev. F-g,F. Neel, pastor of the
Laurel M. E. Church, South, and
the Rev. J. r. Cavileer, pastor of
Whitfield M e. Church, South.
Lanhan, will Officiate.
Mrs. Myrtle Waters, aged forty.
five, wife of Otto Waters, died
Thursday morning at her home,
Lanham Station, Prince Georges
county, after a weeks Illness of
pneumonia. She Is survived by
seven children, the oldest Of whom
is twenty-five and the youngest
four years old. Services will be
held at Whitfield Church. The
Rev. J. r. Cavileer, pastor, win
Officiate.
Mrs. Mary /. Lewis, swife of
i. Joseph F. Lewis, died Wednesday
night at her home in Sibley avenue
here. aged fifty-two years, of
paralysis. She is survived by her
husband. Services will be held Sat
urday. morning from Gasch's under.
taking establishment here and burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The Rev. Charles L. Monroe, rector
of st. Matthew's parish, will OFF,