The Washington times., 1925-05-07
WHINE Til TALKS
At CHURCH
BANQUET
Former Engraving Bureau
Head Addresses Mt. Rainier
Bible Class

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, May r.
Associate Justice Joseph c. Mat
tingly has signed an order In the
circuit court at Upper Marlboro
Diminishing the bill of complaint filed
by William F. Behrens against
Sarah B. Behrens, and also dismiss
ing the cross bill filed by Mrs.
Behrens. The court further ordered
that Behrens pay to Mrs. Behrens
for the support and maintenance OF
the two minor children $50 a month
tor fifteen and one-haR months and
thereafter the sum OF $50 a month.
He also must pay counsel fees and
the costs in this suit.
The seventh annual banquet OF
the mems class of the Bible school
of the Christian Church at Mt.
Rainier last night was featured by
an address by James L. Wilmeth,
former director of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing and now
national secretary Of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
The committee chairmen in charge
Of the function were: Social, d. A.
Bower; entertainment, Carl Book,
and publicity, William E. Rider.
The Brentwood Woman's Citizens
Association will hold a bake sale
in Firemen's hall, Brentwood, May
IS, under direction of committee
OF which Mrs. Olive 1. Mcclure Is
chairman. The association has in
its treasury nearly 5000 to be spent
on Brentwood roads, and Mrs. Lulu
L. Castle, president, is to name a
60 wxyhnrn road
improvements are most needed.
Letters have been received by the
association from William +. Ham,
president of the, Washington Rail.
way and Electric Company from
the District of Columbia Public
Utilities Commission stating that
patrons of the Maryland line en-
ployed at the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing or vicinity may now
transfer at Fifth. and G streets
northwest and at Fourth and New
York avenue northwest. Shelter for
bad weather is available, it was
said, at Fifth and G streets.
At the regular meeting this week
Of the Brentwood town council an
ordinance was passed requiring that
persons planning to open automobile
repair SuODS VI garages III DLSILS-
wood must make applications to the
mayor and council accompanied by
the written consent Of 95 per cent
OF the property owners within 200
feet OF the proposed location of the
business. Upon the application being
granted a license will be issued for
which a fee of SO a year will be
charged.
Councilman William F. Keys re-
ported further progress on road re-
pairs. The repair of Henry street
| will be completed shortly. and at
tention will then be given Bunker
| Hill road between the railroa
| tracks, the road at this point to be
cut down, graded and graVele1. An
appropriation of $3.50 has been made
| to cover the coat.
Justice of the Peace I. d. Arnold
submitted a list of all town cases
| tried by him to date. 1t appears
that two cases recently tried were
appealed and the county circuit
court of Upper Marlboro sustained
the town in both cases.
| These cases, town officials point
out, served as a test of the towns
ordinances and would indicate that
the ordinances can and will be en-
forced in a. court of law.
The Brentwood delinquent tax
list Is now being prepared for pub
LEGATION and taxpayers are being
given a last opportunity to pay
their taxes and avoid cost Of pub
LEGATION.