Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 11

DEMOCFATSFLAN DRVEINVIGL? ‘wome ROCKVILLE. Md,, Montgomery did the July 1% County much last who to sucy several vilte have piens for the men’s seciion” at this year's fai (Spe- Club make Rock- interested and “wo- to ville, well known evangelist, who also preached the opening sermon. | He will be in charge throughout the 10 days and will occupy the pulpit at the morning, afternoon and eve- ning sessions each day. Mrs. Waters will assist at s and the music will be in charge of Prof. J. V. Christie Baltim The morning servicgs on week dr will be for children add young pec |and begin at 10 and evening KANSAS CITY LEADS FOR BANKERS’ me of the services |Selection of 1925 Convention Place and Election of Officers to End Baltimore Program, By the Associnted Press, SESSION | sreaitn Authoritios Looking to Pur- FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1924 SURVEY WATER SUPPLY. ity in Washington Suburbs. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 18.-—Surveys of water supplies of four communities have becn completed by the State ditions were recently surveyed, will be submitted to the Health Depart- ment within a few weeks. Dam Worker Live Wire Victim. Special Dixpateh to The Star. OAKLAND, Md.,, July 18.—Earl Wrightsman was electrocuted yester- day at the dam being constructed on Deep Creek. He went to touch a but- Virginian Elected by Ballimore] Conference at Summer Assembly. | MASSANETTA SPRINGS, Va 18—Harold E. Skelton, of We Cave, Va was el ed president of the Baltimore conference Epworth League organization of the Methgdist | July | [ r week. Plant Worker Killed in Slee; Spe w y Dispateh to The Star. LLSBURG, W. Va., er il here yesterd: wood ulp falling asleep on the floor. was old. His chest was crushed July 18.—Cuyr- “lson was killed at the St. George Health ‘Department, according to Abel i - Wollman, chief engineer of the de-)came in- contact with a live wire partment, and surveys of the Wash-|geveral minutes elapsed before he ington suburban district, embracing | could be released. 13fforts at resus- Hyattsville and other towns, will be | ¢iiation were futile” The e carried | "H;gl;‘n:'xl w?-«k-” i ‘ G 2,200 volts. WrigBtsman is rvived | ollution in “Bodkin Creek has |1 hig widow and small child, caured wholesale fish mortality, ac- | DY Pis Widow and small ch cording to Mr. Wollman, as fermen- tation “of polluted matter consumed | oxy necessary to fish life. Al- though the pollution is checked, fects of former conditions will *pri vail for some time and cause furth, fish mortality, he declared. Plans for water supply’ plants at Mount Al Preston and Leonardtown, w OO0 A A AR OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY COUPON b A 3 b COUPON Satisfaction First Since 1859 9 $2.25 Diaper Wax Paper ‘ N ® Y Cloths ! [( fl | 4 Rolls for - LY LY 810-818 Seventh Street and 7:45 o'clock preaching services Sunday will be at 11 o'clock. Licenses have been Issued by the clerk of the circuit court here for the marriage of Allen J. Dervent, of Paducah. Ky. and Miss Chariotte Taber, 18, ' Washington, and | vluded William N 18, and Miss | and the Margaret Morton, both of Forest|Dext v s 'n, this county. ' As both Mr. |important | Herbert and Miss Morton are under K ] | ae, the written consents of their | Ve - | parents were filed 19 Joseph N. Darby, farmer, wax ser injured Wednesd: when he ed in the a load of hay Frick of Francisco, s Hut to pass a esident, sce Baird of e e he yield N preside An el to gral some c! four members . he was struck Five nomina- BALTIMORE, Md., July 18 twenty-second annual convent the American institute of Banking, jon of the American ciution, will be the election of officers lection of the place for mvention being the most business on the program. scemed to be the fa- the delegates for the be ton while working in the tunnel, but As ust 19, 20, 21 and the Montgon: wtion of Woien's Clubs ‘ld on A the Episco; Church South, at yester- day's session of Epworth League |dubilee Summer assembly. Other of- | ficers elected we Jice president, Rev. S. A. F. ner, Warm Spr v morn- Senators Class and Swan- son Among Speakers for Davis-Bryan Ticket. 1 o i One of Bach's cantatas was wht{HhE S solely as an argument is wife Wag- | thouzht that he drank too much cefq i | re he wrote the cantati in prater &% M Dodd, Cherry- | of his favorite drini in past, ing: con- Darby Allnutt, Mrs. Charles (. Hol- rence L. Gilpin, Mrs Mrs. Josiah W. Jones. . Mrs. Thomas D. Bow- Mrs. dal. 2 Treasurer, Miss Maude | Baltimore, "Md. And agent, Claude E. ¥ The only new name officers is that of Herbert, Hodg 5 pworth E v Glover, Keyser, 'STUDEBAKER f Wash- | Just Drive It; That's All candidate embly will land, James 1 Jon ac- | Mrs. Artemus Griflith, Mrs | Walter' Perry and M committee has the var seetion is and cut flowers Thomas and Mrs. Cooke: domestic manufacture Howard Tarcombe, Miss Nanne nutt and Mrs . Stock: home- | made ruxs an Miss Lula Bell Mrs. Samucl works of Mrs ¢ B Smith and Mrs. Wil- W WFarquhar: antiques, Law Allnutt and_ Mrs culinary, Mrs Mrs Mrs. 1 Mobley “and canned good land and M Superintendents for the partments in childre SEREIthe G o work \ heen nam Farmer, Ill, Hangs Himself. Special Dispateh to The Star LYNCHBURG, Va. July 15.—While despondert over ill health, Thomas L. 3 v Hunt, & Bedford County farmer, went to | juceeeds Paul H.MclMurray « room in his home and hanged himself. he : 18 tive campaign for John W Char W. Bryan. the national ticket, will be An Davis and Democrat made in Vir- d last night for today's mination selected superintend us exhibits in the ginia State Senator Winchester, Democratic exceutive « making for the was reported here today that Ser Cart sx and Swanson wovld be among the crs. Political (ead there has ceen a great de State for addresses hy Se ass | since the national convention, owing to the fight made in his behalf for the nomination demar t for speeches by Senator Swan lership of the party ny years and the part Harcy women chairman Flood of the mmittee, drive xecutive council of alulso will be chosen | tions were made. Leo Fitzsimmons, a farmer of - . mantown, fell from a load of wh and sustained a f and other injurie is now in a Washington hospital plans s is a good bit like or re medicine. tion by 3| s - others. ator Ciaud following the speak never can tell. It does seem that the things that don’t sible happen so often — ! | ~You = e | strange Tornado Hits Virginia Farms. m cial Dispatel to Th | LYNCHBURG, L July A sec- tion a wid t of Appomattox | College | suffered severely Tuesday night from a | Graduate tornado. No one was hurt. The store !{ Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES H. M. 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