Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 15

S NEW HYATTSVILLE - GHURGH 1S OPENED All-Day Services Held at New Edifice—Hundreds Attend. teh to The Star. SVILLE, MD., June 4.—The Episcopal Special 1 HYAT attractive new Methodist Church South, of Hyattsville, Marion strect and the Washington- « Baltimore boulevard, was opened yes- terday with all-day services. Later a second story will be added to the structure after which the present building, which contains a large auditorium, will be used for the Sun- day Hundreds atter yices. The prog tay_school at 9 by M. H. B. Hoffn At 11 o'clock the livered b, ing el Ope school. nded yesterday's ser- m begun with Sun aan. presided over n, superintendent. ermon was de- Register, presid- hington district. offered by the ormer pastor of o participated. a number of nd the PBrent- South, attended ¥, which took 3 a which the principal speaker was Representative Eugene Black of Texas. The Rev. Mr. DeLong and others also spoke the young ‘place at Arrangements for the rally were in! the hands of M. T. D. Jarrell At a largely att League devotional me Miss Lillian O. Earnest was the lead- er, the meeting being in charge of student volunteers of the University of Maryland. Service in Evening. The day was concluded with an . Inspirational service at 8 o'clock and in the absence of Dr. J. Howard Wells, presiding elder of ‘the Balti- more ‘district, who was unable to be present, the sermon was delivered by the Rev. J. J. Ringer. pastor of St Paul’ E. Church South, of W ington. ‘The choir sang as did ter M. Macluckie, soloist, of Wash- ington The church has an-interesting his- tory. Started in Bladensburg more . than fifty years ago, but a few of the original members are living. two vears in Bladensburg a new church was built in 1870 in Locust avenue here, in which services have been conducted continuously until the present. DENIES OWNING LIQUOR FOUND IN HIS STORE . Bpectal Dispatch to Tre Btar. LYNCHBURG, Va, June 4—Al- though he denied any knowledge of the Liquor, E. D. Oliver, merchant here, has 'been held for the grand jury for having nine pints of corn liguor secreted in his store in a sup- ply of navy beans. The liquor was found by firemen after a fire in the store. Oliver mainta§ns that he did not know the liquor was in the store. H. B. Hoffman and ed Epworth ng at 7 p.m. at! After | Pastor of C hurch Just Dedicated i 2 | S | ARBE i | | REV. CHARLES HERBERT. {TWO MEN KILLED BY PASSING TRAIN Believed to Have Been Asleep on Tracks—Unidentified Bodies | Taken to Petersburg, Va. | By the Associated Press 3 PETERSBURG, Va. June &—Two unidentified waite men were almost instantly killed this morning when struck by northbound Atlantic Coast Line railroad passenger train No. $6 \three miles from Carson, Va. The bodies were brought here and turned over to the coroner. The men, railroad officials say, were asleep on j the tracks. JAMES HADDEN,HISTORIAN, DIES AT THE AGE OF 78 ‘Was Prime Mover in Erection of Monument to Mark Grave i of Gen. Braddock. { Special Dispatch to The Star. | GRANTSVILLE, Md. June 4— | James Hadden, widely known his- torian, died at Uniolntown, aged sev- | enty-eight. He was one of the prime movers in erecting the Braddock {memorial monument at the grave of | Gen. Edward Braddock, of French and Indian war fame, along the National | highway, a few miles above here. Mr. Hadden was the author of | “Washington’s and Braddock's Ex- { peditions” and a history of Union- town, in_addition to other historical | works. He once conducted a photo- | graphic business and later engaged , in_market gardening, but finally re- | tired voted himself to his- torical work The Hecht Co. 7th at F - Store of Specialized Shops Will Be Closed All Day Tuesday to Allow lIts Employes to Enjoy the Shriners’ Parade See Free Sample Coupon Below Tooth pastes and powders fail to clean between teeth Even the best tooth pastes and powders do not clean the hidden cracks, crevices and hard-to-reach spaces between teeth whers decay starts. So dentists have warned you also to use mouth washes and dental floss. Now Mu-Sol-Dent takes the place of all these, cleaning not ouly the visible surfaces, but the inmost . hidden spaces where germs breed and decay lurks. have thoroughly tested Mu-Sol-Dent, find that it not only mal teeth glistening clean, but removes germs of decay and prevents tartar, thus removing the two most dangerous causes of dental disorders. Healing, Convenlent | Mu-Sol-Dent has wonderful heal- ing propoerties. Use it for sore throat (as gargle) or for sore gums, inflammation, and mouth irritations. {of commerce, | tomobile jerowded with { watch the | the {AUTOS OF SHRINERS FLOOD HYATTSVILLE Citizens Obliged to Put Special Parking Rules in Force, | Special Dispateh to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., June 4.—Mayor J. Frank Rushe, chairman of the local committee to welcome Shrine visitors to Hyattsville and to assign automobilists parking space in Wash- !ington, is being assisted by members of the town council, Mount Hermon Lodge, A. F. and A. M.; the chamber the George Fleming Chapter of the Order of De ttsville; mem- rganization of Washington and members of the au- parking committee from Washington, in charge of M. | Brow Hyattsville is in festive garb and visitors from neighbor- who are in town to stream of &uto: the town ing communiti mobiles pas: over the Washington-Baltimore pike from practically every northern sec- tion of the country. The work of welcoming the visitors began Sat day afternoon, Justice of the P Herbert J. Moffatt being in chai | assisted by a corps of De Molay boys. | The task was continued throughout night, various members of the reception committee being in charge. The traffic yesterday was very heavy and it became necessary for the town autherities to make parking regula- tions, no cars being permitted to oulevard within the lim- park on the This Week Only S. | continuous! Witness Jailed, Woman Freed, In Liquor Trial Speecial Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., June 4—Coming from his home to tes- tify as a character witness for Mrs. Bessie Walker of the county, who was subsequently acquitted on a moonshine charge, Frank Glassford made himself so con- splouous about the courtroom after he had testified that officers arrested him for seeming drunk- enness, found a portion of a pint of liquor and put him in jail. Glassford could not feil where he had purchased the liquor. its of the corporation. Members of the committee have been divided into these will be on duty s, and until Tuesday mornfhg rel at 9 o'clock. bout forty stretched across the boul from Sibley avenue to near the statg arm- ry building. These have been Tighted for several evenings and tonlght and Tuesday they will be lighted all night. Vear Marion street a la cl night [ utomobiles had been registered in Hyattsville, and those in ch re dict that when the committee “knocks off” duty Tuesday this number will be increased to The motorists given ing places so furnished information as to ngs, ete. Tkese two boxes of Sunshine Biscuit Assortments for 49(: ‘ And the Sunshine Book by Ida Bailey Allen FREE One box—Sunshine Sugar Wafer Dainties—contains six varieties. The other—Sunshine Biscuits Specialties—contains nine varieties. At your grocer’s during Sunshine Biscuits Week loose-Wires Brscurr (DmPANy Branches in Over 100 Cities A week—or more— Yellowstone Park! “Go In Gardiner Gateway, Out Cody” Another week, or more, in Colorado! Can you imagine a more wonderful vacation? The motor-trip through Yellowstone Park can be made in 43 days, but you should stay longer. Some people remain a month. Nowhere else, they say, can time o happily. The cool, pine-laden air, the fishing, the extraordinarily varied scenery, the delightful social life—thege are attractions which draw tens of thousands annually to this enchanted land. SEVEN YEARS IN JALL IMPOSED FOR ARSON Frank Slifer Sentenced on Charge of Burning Barn Near Middletown, Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., June {.—Frank Slifer, twenty-one, convicted during the February term of court for burn- ing a barn on the farm of C. Garfleld Crone, near Middletown, was sen- tenced to seven years in the Mary- land penitentiary by Judge Gl Werthington. £ e Slifer was arrested a few days aft the fire. He is said to have r‘u’nf»“ss:l,; shortly after, but when placed on trial pleaded not guilty. When in- formed of his sentence yesterday, Slifer told Sheriff James A. Jones that he “expected it." ———— Mahogany trees do no clusters, but are found seatteren throughout forests an dense undergrow e | i N.w. FIRE DESTROYS BRIDGE FAMOUS IN LEE’S MARCH By the Associated Press. SUNBURY, Pa., June 4.—Fire yes- terday destroyed the covered bridge across the Susquehanna river be- tween Northumberland and Bluehill. The bridge was completed in 1826. In 1863, when Gen Robert E. Lee was on his triumphant march up the Cumberland valley, Northumberland residents stuffed the bridge with hay #nd stood ready to burn it should Lee succeed in getting that far north. HORSES IN STAMPEDE UPSET AUTOMOBILE Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va, June 4.—A stampede of horses belonging to the United States cavalry occurred a few days ago at the remount station near Front Royal, where they were being loaded into’ cars for shipment to Army posts. Many of the horses dashed through Front Royal streets, creating a near- panic. Several of them ran into an automobile, upsetting the machine and slightly injuring several occupants, Some of the horseg were reported to ave been injured. 4INFAMILY KILLED IN CROSSING CRASH Auto Struck by Western Maryland Train West of Hancock. By the Associsted Press. CUMBERLAND, Md., June 4.—Four | members of one family were killed | yesterday afternoon when their auto- | { mobile was struck by a Western | | Maryland passenger train at Herbert | crossing, six miles west of Hancock. | The dead are Mr. and Mrs, Raymond | Dineen, thelr elght-year old son | Jack Dineen, and Mrs. April Henline, mother of Mrs. Dineen. 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