The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

tee on public property for the improve
ments they made in the council chamber.
Many business concerns held their an
nual meetings here to-day, and officers
were elected as follows
First National Bank-C r. Hoon president: J. f.
Muir vics president George f. Warfield cashier;
]. J. Green. assistant cashier; directors, {. K
Hooh. J. +. Muir 81 b. Harlow q. L. Boothe
and B. Baer. IT,
Citizens National Bank f. L Daingerhsld, Worth
Hulhsh. N. A. AheFn. Carroll Pierce j. Clinton
Smoot James W. Roberts. and Urban $ Lambert
directors.
Alexandra National Bank-C E Nicol. William
B. smo0t s. Russell Smith. J. A. Marshall, +. G.
Smith. W. A. smoot, A. Il Rector ". A. Smoot
ir.. Z L. Cockrell. C. c. Csrlin. T. +. German and
Edward G. PoTtneT. directors
Ontario Apartment House Company-uharles d.
Waloott. James +. Hood. George Otis Smith GeoTge
II. Dana, George :. Rees James g. Hill. and Archi-
bald NJ. MeLAchian directors
Iowa Apartment House Company Charles D.
WaCOtt q. h Gilbert. S. F. Emmuns, George pts
Smith. and Vi. A. McLachlan, directors
AicLachan Banking Corporation-James +. Hood
F. r. Homer, A. ~ McLachlan. John A. Massle,
James L Davenport. X. W. Dufey. H. g Duney'
J. NJ. BuITell and j. l. Marshall, directors.
Patent Fin Hot Water Heating COMPANY Albert
Marburg William J. Thom, Harry r Oftterdinger'
Joseph Auerbach. Harvey Gardner, Carl q. Droop
and Frank H. Haskell directors
Eagle Hardware Company. II. Saunders, pFesi-
dent Il NJ. White. vice president J. Il, shaw
secretary, ". II. Saunders treasurer.
West Brothers Brick COmuany-H +. West, Cuno
II rudolph + T. West, W. d. West and l. p.
West.
Alexandria Council No. 665. National
Union last evening installed these Off
GERS: c. o. Pullman, president; L. f.
Downham. vice president; J. H. Bayne,
speaker. A. H. Smyth. recording secre-
tary: c. H. Davis, financial secretary; II.
Friedlander, treasurer; J. II. Bartlett.
chaplain; Thomas L. Fairfax, usher; c.
J. w. Summers, sergeant-at-arms; NJ. r.
Norris. doorkeeper; T. II. Bayne, lodge
deputy; c. 0. Putnam T. II. Bayne, NJ. r.
Norris. trustees. The officers were in
stalled by Lodge Deputy T. II. Bayne.
The last effort to save George Midgets.
alias William Johnson, colored, sentenced
10 be hanged Friday morning for murder,
is now being made by his attorneys.
Messrs. Smith and Brumback viii leave
tomorrow morning for Richmond 10 in
tercede with Gov. Swanson in behalf of
their client Gov. SwansOns action IS
awaited with keen interest.
A meeting of ladies who will have
charge Of the Elks' indoor carnival, which
will be held at Armory Hail during the
week of February Il, held a meeting this
afternoon and elected these officers: Mrs.
James W. Bales. chairman; Mrs Jacob
Brill, vice chairman: Mrs. John Reed.
secretary and treasurer. A large number
OF ladies have signified their intention of
assisting in the work.
Mary Eliza Pinkney was granted a de-
cree Of absolute divorce on the grounds
Of desertion from Louis Pinkney, and
Ebert G. Mondy was granted a divorce
from Mary Neal Mondy on statutory
grounds in the Corporation Court. Judge
Barley presiding. In both cases the COM
plainaHts were presented by Attorney
Robinson Moncure.
An interesting lecture entitled "A
Breach Of Promise Suit" was delivered
tonight in the Methodist Protestant
Church by Rev. G. J. HUMPHREYS. pastor
who is conducting revival services at that
church.
Announcement is made that Mrs
Howard NJ. Hoge. president OF the Vir-
ginia division of the WOmans Christian
Temperance Union, will deliver an ad-
dress Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
the Young Peoples Building of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. and
Rev Howard VI. Hoge will deliver
temperance address in the same building
that evening at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Olive May Shaw's funeral took
place at o'clock this afternoon from St.
PauTs Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev.
T. P. Phillips. rector. officiating. Inter
ment was in Bethel Cemetery.
Rev. Charles D. Bulla conducted fu-
neral services over the remains Of Mrs.
Clara Birney Kaderly this afternoon at
her home. 33S South Washington street.
the body was shipped 10 Ohio,
where the burial will be made.
The funeral Of Kate Williams will take
place from Vheatley's undertaking estab-
lishment at 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Rev. Father Kelly, Of St Mary's Church,
viii officiate