The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-26
SEMINOLE TRIBE
ELECTS OFFICERS
A. L. Jameson Is Chosen
Sachem of Alexandria
Red Men.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. va. JUNE Is.


One Of the largest and most Interest,"
ing meetings Of Seminole Tribe. No. IS.
Order Of Red Man. was held at their
hall in the Alexandria National Bank
building last evening.
The Warriors Degree was conferred
upon large class of candidates. The
seni-anual election Of officers was held
which resulted as follows: Sachem, A
L. jameson; senior sycamore. D. z.
Robey; junior sag.imore, L. P. Wood
ward; prophet, ]. William May; chief
Of records, ]. N. Bassett; keeper OF
Wampum- T. l. E1nkss collector OF
Wampums c. Conway BrawneF; trus-
ices. h w. ogden; K OF G. h, ". l.
The funeral Of little Malcolm Lee
Kirby viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock from the funeral parlors OF
w. h Demalne & Son, in King street.
The burial will be made in Ivy Hill
cemetery.
Charles Harris was this morning held
for the grand jury by Justice eaton on
the charge of ste.uing a coat from
Charles E Day. According TO the story
told the court by eolored man, E.
Boarmans he saw Harris enter Mr.
Day house. 5l6 North Washington
street, and come out with the coat. He
followed the man and made him return
the coat and then brought him 10 the
station house. Harris did not deny the
charge.
Charles Groves, & well-known old
Alexandrian, died suddenly while in his
yard in South Lee street TINS morning.
Mr. Groves had resided in this city for
many years and leaves a widow and
10 have been due 10 h,sart disease. :
DR.. c. D. Bulla viii leave Alexandria
next Wednesday for Seattle, to attend
the International convention Of the Ep-
worth League.
The Reading Circle Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church was de-
lightfully entertained at the home OF
Mrs. f. Z. Ludwig. on Braddock
Heights, last Thursday evening. The
president, Mrs. J. B. Fitzgerald, being
absent. Mrs s F. Dyson presented tin
shower to Mrs. F. Kenneth Baggett
from the ladies Of the society.
The Sunday School Of Bethany Metho-
dist Protestant Church yesterday wene
on a picnic to Hume Springs, in Alex
ENJOYABLE day, and did not return 70
this city until after -ghtfall-
The Bows Brigade. Capt Jack AIonroe.
streets Of Alexandria last night The
lads attracted much attention as they
went through the various evolutions.
The condition Of little Wilton AIRING
ton and his aunt, Miss Lena AIRING
ton, who We're injured by being throw,
out of a runabOut al the head of King
street, is reported slightly better to-
day.
Miss Arlington with ner nephew.
Wilton, eleven years of age, were driv-
ing under the overhead bridge at the
head of King street, when the morse.
took fright at the passing OF a train
over the bridge and ran away. The
boy who was driving lost control OF the
horse, and it sped down King street.
At the corner OF PeytOn street the
wheel Of the wagon got caught in the
car track and came ct throwing The oc-
cupants out. the horse continued down
King street turned into North Henry
street. and then into Princess street. It
was caught at the corner Of Columbus
and Princess streets none The worst
for its run. The runabout was COM
pletely demolished