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Fulton NOTES

Rev: Cobbs preached morning and
hight at Mt. Calvary last Sunday
Rev. 8, G. Burrel1 and Rev. G.. w
SAeeaan were on the rostrpm at the
morning service.
Ina Installation of the officers of
tls Sunday School took place in the
afternoon. Mr.. Arthur White. Su-
perintendent of the Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist s S. installed the officers.
DR.. james 8. Hatcher was the prin-
efpaf speaker. The musical program
was excellent under the leadership
OF Chorister John Page.
Rev w. n Brown installed officers
q the Missionary Circle at Rising
NJ, Zion last Sunday night.
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SOUTHERN WHITE
WOMEN AGAINST
LYNCHINC
Thomas l.. Dabney)

When the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored PEG
pie began in 1910 to Investigate and
publish facts in regard to Iynching.
little was known about the circum-
stanccs and truth surrounding mob
violence outside OF the community
where IT occurred. Newspapers sell
dom published the truth about
lynchlng and mob violence when it
was known The few whites who
felt that lyncbing was unjustifiable
did not have the courage TO express
their opinion
after fifteen years of systematic
effort in gathering and PUBLISHING
the truth about lynching and NOS
violence. the NJ A. A. G. p with
the aid of the Jnterracial Commits
sion. the Federal Council of Church
es, and other agencies, has awak-
ened the South from it's position of
lethargy, not only with reference to
lynching and mob violence, but with
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monials from the Secretary OF War
and Army Officers OF high rank ana
reputation are set forth In no uucer.
tam terms. The following ringing
words OF Major General Bell. AID.
dressed to the famous "Bufraloes"
the 367th Regiment, are typical OF
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lean and European officers for our
coiored troops. Every private i'm this
regiment and most OF the Officers
were Negroes. The General said
This is the best disciplined ana
best drilled and best spirited reri.
ment that has been under my com.
mand at this cantonment. predict.
ed last fa.i that Colonel Moss wOuld
nave the best regiment stationed here
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WYTHEVILLE NEWS.
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49, I1CG OH
,WTHEVILuE VA. Feb. 2.-Mr
and Mrs. Robert +. PUPPIES and sister
Miss Emily PUPPIES, of Helen w. Va
vsre visitors here. Baptizing ser
Vices at the Spring Street Baptist
charoh. February 7th. Mr.. Lewis
Sayies is out again.
Miss Gertrude Johnson was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R.
ShsP@an. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Browning hive removed to Lynch
burg Va. Mrs. Jennie Monroe is
ssei&iag here
Aadames jamie Bourn and Luella
DICK have returned to Gillian, w.
va. Mrs. Mamie Chapman and
sa1ehter. Myrtle have returned. Her
ssster. Miss Mary Russell is ILL.,
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EV aNGELJST SKJPWITH STIRS
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, DELE Eighth st.
Baptist Church, Rev. II M. Chap :
man Pastor: The Rev DR. w. II.
Skipwith our great international
preacher and singer, has stirred and
aroused this city as never before
Fifty-eight persons accepted Christ
last Sunday. Skipwith is a real
evangelist Gospel preacher of the
first magnitude and when it comes
to singing, he is in class by him
self No pastor makes mistake
in securing the services OF this
young giant for Christ.
H. M. CHAPMAN, Pastor.
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The Washington times., 1926-05-15
POET HONORED
At TWO
FETES
Mrs. Elkins Entertaining
at Tea for Joseph
Auslander

Mrs. stephen b. Ellxins Is enter
taining at tea this afternoon in
constituent to Joseph AusIander.
the poet. who WIN read selections
from "CycIop's Eye" his newest
volume. which Is just out, and
from an earlier collection, and per-
hans q few OF his unpublished poems.
Mrs. Davis Percy, niece OF Mrs.
Ellxins. will be hostess to q small
company at dinner this evening at
The Dover House in compliment to
Mr.. Auslander. Among her guests
win Be Manuel Alfonso, the Span
fsh tennis player, who Is taking
part in some matches at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Mrs. Arrnistead Davis, mother Of
Mrs. Percy, has left for Spokane,
wash, to remain indefinitely with
her mother.
FANCY TABLE FEATURED
At CATHEDRAL CLOSE FETE
a fancy table, featuring all man
ner of useful things for summer,
will be one of the attractions at
the garden party for the House
of Mercy to be held in the Cathe-
draI Close on Tuesday afternoon,
Nav is, from to o'clock. Mrs.
Frank Anderson viii be IN charge
and win be assisted by Mrs. The0-.
dOre w. Moves, Mrs. Arthur Mac
Arthur. Mrs. e. 81 Bogert, Mrs.
| Dudley Knox, Mrs. Sidney Henry
and Mrs. Harry Turner.
The Washington times., 1926-05-15
.HOPIS' SNAKE
DANCESDRAW
CROWDS
Capitol Steps Filled With
Society's High
Lights

The back of the Capitol had
somewhat the appearance this
morning of an Inauguration day
so filled was all available space by
the crowds assembled to witness
the snake dances and other cere-
monials of the Hopi Indians.
In the front row around the plaza
were seen the Vice President leis-
urely putting away at his long-stem-
med pipe. The Speaker of the
House and Mrs. LongWorth, the lat
ter very vivid in red gown and
large red hat; Mrs. Kellogg, wife Of
the Secretary OF State; Lady Isa-
bella Howard, wife OF the British
ambassador; the Hungarian Minis
ter and Countess Szecheny; the
Serbian minister, Doctor Payichich.
Others in the front row were
Mrs. Frederick HI. Gillett, wife Of
Senator Gillett; Mrs. John @. Tilson,
wife Of the Republican floor leader
of the House, with their two charm
ing little girls, Peggy and Cath
crime: Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom and their daughter. Miss
Vera Bloom; Mrs Louis Frothtng-
ham, wife of Representative
Frothingham: Representative Flor
ence Prag Kahn. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond and their
daughter, Miss Natalie Hammond.
For such an interesting event
the spectators are indebted to Sen
ator Ralph Cameron, Of Arizona.
who had the demonstration to show
that those religious dances OF the
Indians could be continued without
i'll effects.
- = -
Not only smart, but very sprightiy
representative OF Washington so
ciety, will gather this evening at
the Montgomery Country Club as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wilson, who will entertain a com
pany Of approximately hundred
at dinner to be followed by bridge
and perhaps more chanceful cards.
Among the guests will be the
Belgian ambassador, Baron de
Cartier, the German Ambassador
and Baroness Nathan, the Japanese
Ambassador and Nine. Matsudaira,
the Speaker Of the House, Mr..
LongWorth.
Among the other Congressional
will be Representative and Mrs.
John Philip Hill, Representative
and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Rep
resentative and Mrs. M. e. Crum-
packer, and Representative and
Mrs. Ogden Mills.
In the State Department group
of which Mr.. Wilson is a member
will be the Undersecretary OF State
and Mrs. Joseph Grew, the Assist
ant Secretary of State and Mrs. j.
Butler Wright and a number Of
others. With this group one COM
monty associates the Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs.
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EVERYBODY OUT FOR HORSE SHOW PLAZA CROWDED TO SEE HOE

Charles Dewey, who win be present
this evening. And also Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Miles, Of Paris, who
have recently returned to Washing.
ton for q. few weeks and who have
been staying with the Assistant
Secretary Of State Leland Harrt-
son. Mr.. Miles was formerly con
nected with the State Department
and Is now with the international
Chamber OF Commerce in Paris.
Other guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson will be Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury Blair, Prince and Princess
HohenIoe, Of Austria, who are visit.
ing the latter,s father. Alexander
BrittOn, and Mrs. Britton, in Chevy
Chase, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Denegre.
Mai. Gen. Samuel d. Rockenbacll
viii entertain at dinner this eve
ming at the Chevy Chase Club IN
compliment to DR.. and Mrs. Sum
ner III. Cross. who are his guests.
MIR. LUTfRELL HOST
AT SMALL DANCE
NJ. Horace Luttrell will be host at
~ SkIlG1A JAdItC0 tAkAG CNCAAAAe5 So 1AAts
residence on Connecticut Avenue.
Among those entertaining at dinner
preceding the dance are Lieut.. and
Mrs. William D. Thomas, who VIII
have about 80 guests.
- =
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mather will
entertain at dinner this evening al
The Mayf1ower.
Z NJ + 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Morrow. d
New York city. have arrived II
Washington and are guests at she
Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Field. who
are in. New York, will attend the
wedding of Miss Marion Gordon
Tuliy, to Reeve Hoover, at Locust
valley, Long Island. this afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Tarshes have
issued cards announcing the be
trothaI of their daughter, Evelyn
TO ToIbert M PeIzman.
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With Colonel Thompson in his
box were the Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Hanford MacNider
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer and Miss
Hilda Sykes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man entertained Nine. Bostrom,
wife of the Swedish minister, and a
guest who is staying at the lega-
ton; the minister OF the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes, DIR. Ante Pa
vichich. and Col. Theodore Davis
Boal.
District Commissioner and Mrs.
Cuno H. Rudolph had as guests
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn and
her sister and niece, Mrs. Brooke
and Miss Mildred Williford, of At
lanta, and Mrs. Charles b. Drake.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
had with her Mrs. Marris Evans,
Miss Meta Evans. Miss Mary Nor
gan, Mrs. Robert Goetz, Miss Har.
riett Allen and Captain Lombard, OF
the French embassy.
Among Mrs. Delos Blodgett' q
guests were the Secretary OF the
Peruvian Embassy and Nine. Prada.
Mrs. Emerson Howe and Mrs.
Charles G. Matthews.
Mrs. George Mesta had with her
| in her box Mrs. Everett Sanders
wife of the secretary to the Presi-
| dent; Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
Capt A. Stopford, naval attache OF
the British embassy; William Bowie
Clarke and Mr.. Keith, of the De
partment of State.
Mrs. Ord Preston had as her
guests Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs.
John w DaVfdPe Mrs Charles
Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Clayton and
Mrs. Conger Pratt. Mrs. Preston
was gowned smartly in black and
white and Mrs. Pratt had on a
striking gown and hat of bright
! kingfisher blue.
Gen. Samuel d. Rockenbach had
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DIGNITARIES IN BOXES
AT HORSE SHOW

ras guests in his box DR.. and Mrs.
Sumner H. Cross, of the Hunting.
ton Valley Hunt; Mrs. George Ora
ham and Col. and Mrs. A. B. Coke.
Mrs. Tracy DoWs entertained Mrs
Ogden Mills, her daughter, Miss
Deborah Dows; Maj Gen. Charles
L. McCawley, Henry May and Ray
mond Cox.
DIR. and Mrs. D. c.. Stapleton had
as their guests in a box Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. M. Barber, who are
their house guests; Mr.. and Mrs
George Hamilton, jr., and Miss
Mary Emily Hamilton, who has re
Gently returned from Europe.
Mrs. Oscar Coolican had Mrs
Fred Britten with her.
Others noted in the grandstand
were Miss Donna Ruth Grissinger
the Misses Rider. Mrs. Sherman
Miles, Mrs. Henry d. Flood, Mrs.
f. B. Wildly, Mr.. and Mrs. Sher'
man Flint, Miss Julia Whiting
Beale r. Howard and his daughter,
Mrs. Manning, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Warwick Corcoran.
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Photo by Henry Miller
photo BY Henry Miller

Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the
Secretary Of Commerce, viii return
to Washington today from the Girl
Scouts camp at Briarcliff, N. u,
where she has been since Sunday.
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WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB TO
FETE BRITISH ENVOY

The British Ambassador and Lady
Isabella Howard will be the guests
OF the Women's National Press
Club at its weekly luncheon on
Tuesday, at 1884 I ST.
X y
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Welles win
entertain at dinner on Wednesday
evening in their apartment at 1886
Massachusetts Avenue.
The Washington times., 1926-05-15

MISS JOSEPHINE WELLER
selling posies and looking like a
pOsy herself.
Photo by Harris & Ewing
The Washington times., 1926-05-15
FAREWELL PARTY FOR
MRS. DOUGHERTY

Mrs. William Bailey Lamar enter
tained a company of eighteen at
i,,ncheon today at her home, Villa
Rosa. in compliment to Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, who will sail on
Nav 90 to spend the summer IN
Europe
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20 GIVE DINNER
FOR DIPLOMATS

The British Ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard will be the
honor guests at dinner this evening
OF Associate Justice and Mrs. E. +.
Sanford.
Mrs. Louise Longstreet Whelchel
announces the engagement OF ner
daughter. Miss Katherine Louise
WheIchel, to John Hoath Morgan,
ir. Owing to Mr.. Morgan's recent
assignment as vice consul at Buda-
pest, Hungary, the wedding Will De
advanced to an early date. MISS
WhelcheI is a granddaughter OF the
late General Longstreet.
DINNERS TONIGHT
AT COUNTRY CLUB
Among those entertaining at din.
ner and dancing this evening at
the Congressional Country Club are
Gen. and Mrs. Richard G. Marshall,
who will have a company OF "A;
Col. and Mrs. Frank E. Hopkins.
whose guests will number Az, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Owens, VINO
will be hosts to a company OF IL.
PEARSONS LEASE
COUNTRY PLACE
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Pearson, who
have been staying until recently
at the home of Mrs. Pearson g
| mother, Mrs. Elmer Schlesinger, in
Dupont Circle, have taken for the
summer the charming log cabin
home of Major C. C. Mettler in
Cedar Lane, near Bethesda, where
thew are now established.
\
Mrs. Francesca McKenny left
yesterday for New York where she
will be the guest over the weekend
of her cousin, Miss Frances Miller,
at the Park Lane.
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I00king. I'm Ovey at the Horse Shoe YeHeyday

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New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
ON POLICE BLOTTER

II. B. Woods of Torrington noti-
fed Officer IIanford Dart of the
theft of a tire from his automobile
in the rear of store at the corner
of South Main and Roberts streets,
Michael Rumani of 121 Whiting
street notified the police of the theft
OF tire, rim ara tube
DR.. r. Eben Reeks, superintendent
of New Britain General hospital,
notified the police that an automo-
bile sideswiped two cars in front OF
the hospital last night and contin-
ueG at a rapid rate of speed through
Walnut Hill park.
j. Daggett of 346 East Main street
reported the theft of set OF auto
mobile markers from a desk at the
Paige d Jewett headquarters on
East Main street.
John st. Denis of 422 Main street
reported yesterday that someone re-
leased the brakes on his automobile
which was parked on Grove street,
and the car rolled and broke several
pickets off a fence of the Russell &
Erwin property
Herman Leist, driver of New Brit
ain General hospital ambulance
complained that an autoist blocked
his way on Hartford avenue while
he was answering an emergency call
to an accident on West Hartford
road, Saturday night. The police in
terviewed Stephen Muscavage of 50
Dudley street, who commended that
he could not drive out of the path
of the ambulance because cars were
parked on both sides of the street.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
serve three months" he said.
Admits Breaking Motor Law

ADMITS breaking N1otOr Law
David Swanson, aged 10, of As
Main street, pleaded guilty to
charges of operating an automobile
with improper markers and with
out registration. Officers Thomas ].
Feeney made the arrest.
Swanson declined to make a state
ment but Judge Alling caleld him
to the witness stand and questioned
him. He admitted having taken the
markers off car on Franklin
Square and putting them on his car.
He was placed on probation until
Saturday morning when disposition
of the case will be made.
Steals Lumber, Goes to Jail
Vito DePento, aged 28 years of
Oak street was charged with theft
of a piece of lumber valued at So
the property of Angelo BERT, a con-
tractor. Officer Rappanotti met De-
Pento early Sunday morning on
North street near Willow carrying
the lumber and DePento told him
he took it from a building job at
~ Hartford avenue. Judge Alling
imposed a sentence of five days in
Jail. He took an appeal.
Women In Row, One in Hospital
The cases of Mrs. Florence Noys
of 314 Glen streea and Mrs. Pauline
Hopep of 10 Rockwell avenue were
continued until September 7, as Mrs.
Noys is at>New Britain General hos
pital because of cuts about the face
caused. it is alleged, by Mrs. Hoppe.
Mrs. Noys is charged with breach of
the peace and drunkenness and Mrs.
Hoppe with assault. Officer William
j. Mccarthy arrested the women
Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-30
Stresses Importance
OF ParOchial School

Announcing the reopening of St.
Mary's parochial school next week,
Rev. Walter A. McCrann, at the
masses yesterday morning, said the
school is the most important feature
OF the parish system. Church serv-
ices can be held in any building fit
ted up for the purpose, and convent
facilities likewise can be had, but the
school is Indispensable, he said
In the Eyes of the Catholic
church, 1t is not enough that men
and women be fitted for the arts and
sciences. They should also be train
ed in their religion and in the paro-
ehial school the teachings of the
Church are paramount, although
good courses are given under ca
pable instruction of the nuns in the
other essentials of education, he de-
clared.