Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 19

=] STAND DEFENDED Baptist Association Resolu- tion at Clarendon Sees Con- sistency in Attitude. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star CLARENDON, Va., August 9.—The propriety of Christian ministers dis- the moral issues involved in ?zm'mm political campaigns is de- fended in a resolution ur:pted vester- | day at the opening session of the Po- tomac Baptist Association, held in the Clarendon Baptist Church. There were several hundred delegates in attend- ance. The resolution follows: “It is the . mense of this association that the action e v of the Christian ministers in present- MRS. PAUL CARSON. ing the moral issues involved in the choice of the President of the United States s in accord with the sprit of | of Mrs. Carrie Stover, Before her marriage, Friday, July 20, she was Miss Martha Stover, daughter of intoxication, but several bruises on 2127 First street | his bodv. where. Chick claims. the offi- .THE _EVENING {HELD FOR DRINKING, MAN WINS FREEDOM | Twelve Witnesses, One a Doctor, Testify for C. D. Chick~—He Com- plains of Arrest. | Charles D. Chick, 120 Quincy place ’nmheut. was acquitted of charges of | being intoxicated by Police Court Judge | Robert E. Mattingly yesterday when 12 character witnesses, including a doctor, testified that he showed no signs of intoxication at the time of his arrest. Following his acquittal Chick for- mally complained before United States | District Attorney Given of the treat- ment he received at the hands of Po- liceman C. T. Balley of the second pre- cinet. who arrested him. The witnesses testified they had been to a business meeting of the Inde- |pendent Taxicab Owners' {with Chick and that he at no time in- dulged in intoxicants. The doctor pre- | sented a written statement to the effect that he had examined Chick following his release on bond and found no sign Association | STAR.. WASHINGTON, HEADS CAMPAIGN CLUB. Potomac Mayor-Elect Fulton Chair- | man of Hoover-Curtis Organization | Speciat Dispateh to The Star POTOMAC, Va.. August 9.—W. B. | Fulton, mayor-elect of Potomac, was |elected chairman of the Hoover-Cur- |tis Club of Jefferson Magisterial Dis- | trict, Arlington County, at a meeting held last night in the Potomac Town Hall Auditorium. Mrs. Jewell of Moun' Ida was named | secretary and J. I. Keller, Arthur Ham- ilton, Fred Norvell and R. B. Gill, | vice chairmen. | 'K.C. SUMMER REUNION ' OPENS AT PEN-MAR Specte! Dispatch to The Star | PEN-MAR, Pa. August 9.—About| 5,000 members of the Knights of Colum- | bus’of ‘Maryland, District of Columbia, | Virginfa, West Virginia and Pennsylva- | nia and nearly as many of their friends gathered here today for the twelfth an- nual Summer reunion. | Senator Willlam Cabell Bruce of D. C. THURSDAY, Railroad Conductor Buried. Special Dispatch to The Star. POTOMAC, Va., August 9.—Funeral services for I. Mortimer Hawkins, 51 years old, of 430 Clifford avenue were held today at his late residence. Burial was in Ivy Hill Cemetery. He was a rallroad conductor. He died at Sibley Hospital in Washington Tuesday. He {is survived by his widow, Mrs. :(elolse Hawkins, four sons and a daugh- er. Fire Damages Potomac Home. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. POTOMAC, Va, August 9.—Fire damaged the home of Dr. R. J. Yates, at Mount Vernon and Peyton avenues, vesterday afternoon when an oil heater blazed up and ignited the rafters. The electrical wiring system wi badly damaged. OPPOSITE 4 MAASTANAR TONIGHT Until 7:30 Four-Course AUGUST 9. 1928. DULTIN & MéA RUT 1N C O"'M'P*A'N Y —two very attractive designs— Silver-Plated Fruit Bowls and Cake Baskets ’5 __Harris & Ewing. |cer hit him without provocation. — — | Bafley declared he arrested Chick ywhen he saw him stagger as he got out the prophets and Apostles and is not ' northwest. in violation of the Constitution of the . United States regarding the separation of church and State.” Tacrease of Revenue. A temperance report submitted by L |Maryland and Mrs. Jennie Bartley eld der Charge. | Green, nationa! director of the Catholic o . et Daugiters of America, are to deliver the Special Dispatch to The Stat ‘ t . | principal addresses. = Gov. Albert, C. HERNDON. Va.. August 9.—A charge | pegple of France are now more in- | E.Wh1‘,’f,.hn was to speak, had to cancel of murder was placed today against serested in cheaper rather than new | the engagement Leman thnaed that since 1017 revenus | Daniel Sims. colored, following the | givie shoes [[the ngagment. . daryiand Gtaie] fn the Sta:e had increased $38,778,146. | death at Emergency Hospital Washing- | ==—=— Iflepuly. heads the committee in charge. | & ain of 13,525,314 each year for the |ton, D. C., last night of Garfield Sims.‘ - - 11 prohibition years. Following adop- | his brother-in-law, from a pistol wound S —— | tion of the report the association went The men fought at Dranesville over PERMAN on record as reafirming the confidence lownership of a dog. Perry L. Mitchell. pastor of the Clar- $ endon Baptist Church, and Milford at 4 a.m. today of double bnfl;{mcnll.! e was | in the Anti-Saloon League and the . Woman's Christian Temperance Union Williamsburg Man Dies. Special Dispatch to The Star Witts, secretary of the Chamber of Com- merce. delivered welcoming addresses. | Complete—No Other Charge | ‘Devotional service, conducted by Rev. Elmer Lucas of the Cherrydale Baptist WILLIAMSBURG, Va. August 9. J. T. Blacknall, general manager of the Visitors Are Speakers. i ot e NING| Adéresses were made by Rev. David VALLEY VISTA BEAUTY | PARLOR ‘ CHICKEN DINNER 75c Or choice of our regular menu i, iy \J [T I regularly $7-5 Phone Columbia 5042 Silver Plate of Merit— Especially Priced for Friday Only Church, opened the meeting. ~Rev Virginia Light & Power Co. here, died gl Lig! r ert having been ill since Sunday. closely fidentified with business. You Should -Have & “PITTSBURG” WATER HEATER In Your Home! Neo waiting for water to heat o1 the kitchen HOURS, 8:45 to 5:30 PHONE MAIN 1204 Dulin & Martin Company 1215-17 F STREET I Noh osslnadaen ] 1214-18 ¢ STREET Hepburn of Richmond. Va. and M. G Fraser of Marshall, Va. both having temperance as their subject. The for- mer declared that the American home today is far happier and more com- fortable than in the days of the saloon. 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