Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1926, Page 12

12 RUSSIA COLONIZED COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSION OPENS TONIGHT Conferences in Children’s and Other Divisions Will Be Held at Mount Rainier. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1926. ! ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., October 4 (Spe- | cial).—The final opportunity of those qualified to register for participation in the November election in this coun- {tv will be given tomorrow, when the | officers of registration for the vari- Perry of Washington. 1In the afl.(‘r-[eo\‘er, Frank Graham of Washing-| feats, finished in first place, and Deane Shure, directo: Mount Vernon Plac h, Washington, gave | noon Mr. F of 1nusic at Methodist Chur October 17| ington will de-| young peoples’ work Rabbi Simon of Washi liver an addres on Church and Home."” It the therefore, which | ton is still being held in jail here|Sandy Spring, which won 12 and lost | as a material witness. has been decided not to play ight the pastor, | the postponed games in the Montgom- Smith, preached on|ery County Base Ball League, and season, 6, was the runner up. Bethesda, Glen Echo, Rockville and Dickerson fin- ished in the order named. The sea- son was marked by a lack of interest Was| on the part of the fans and was not originally scheduled to end several|yegarded a success. Whether it will Boy roblems of the | weeks ago, is at an end | function next season is said to be Signal Corps Shifts. Col. Edward T. Hartman, Corps, at Governors Island, N been ordered to Manila, P. 1., for duty, | War Department. !a.ml Lieut. Col. Frank J. Griffin nal Corps, now in the Philippins ignal | been ordercd to this city for duty Y., has | the office of the chief signal office WRANEEL ISR ‘American and British Flags Hauled Down and 50 Form New Settlement. ious election precincts will be in ses- i sion at the usual places from 9 o'cloc MOUNT RAINIER, Md., October |in the morning until 9 at night. 4.—Mount Rainfer Christian Church | rvxl;}rar; hogltt::tr’ fin:l sesielun.u will be the scene of the eighteenth|on Tuesday, October 12, but only to| : Anum erventionTof Cthe: Prince | revise the books and accept deciara.| 10 days ago of Harvey Lowe of Cabin | rges County Sunday School Asso- i tions of intentions of new residents [ John. has been released on bond of ciation, which opens tonight at 7:30 | to become citizens. el e L T e e ea iby.|! Thuneraliseivices Hor Teon fix bond until assured that Lowe, | PRBRE R o Glianice OL CEnRITEton. wholHdisd who was shot three times, would v A Aevoftndl cor at Sykesville, Md., Frida o vears, were held yesterday de conferences i n in_Warner Memorial Presby. 5 People’s and | terian Church at ~ Kensington and < and teachers’ | were conducted by Rev. James T. Marshall of Washington, pastor of the church. -Burial was in | Rockville Tnion Cemetery. Mr. Chance was the husband of Mrs. Ella Chapman Chance of Kensington. Church Holds Rally Day. The annual rally day at the Wood- side Methodist Church was observed vesterday. The principal feature wa a cantata, “The Church Beautiful." | in the morning, which was partici- | pited in by representatives of all the Sunday school departments, from the | cradle to the adult grades, and mem- | bers of the church. 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Sessions will be resumed tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and continue the convention ending in the Americans Occupied Spot. \d, which is about the 1 of Jamaic: 100 miles off north Since it was discovered YIRGIN!A OFFICER DROWNS Wife and Friends Witness Death of ‘Welford W. Dunford, Sr. RICHMOND, Va., October 4 (#).— Welford W. Dunford, sr., of Rich- mond, assessor of the State Corpora- tion Commission, was drowned in the Pamunkey River at Cooks Mill, New Kent Count; erday. 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