Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Allied Trades Plan Labor Day
Celebration.
TO BE PARADE OR PICNIC
Sarepta Lodge to Furnish a Room
at Old Folks Home
at Lynchburg.
TO BE PARADE OR PICNIC
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ALEXANDRIA Va. May Il. 1911
Preparations are being made by the al
lied trades crafts OF the city for a big
demonstration Labor day. The commit
tee in charge of the arrangements has
been chosen from the crafts allied with
the Central Trades Council
Up TO the present time 1t has not been
decided what form the celebration will
take. 1t will. however. be either street
demonstration or picnic Or both. This
will be the first time in the history or the
city that the labor people will hold a
celebration.
1t present there Is considerable activity
in labor circles in this city. and the
bcilermakers are among the latest to
become identified with the Central Trades
Council.
Martin Lo,lo has been elected a delegate
to the state federation. which meets in
Richmond June ).
Sarepta Lodge Of Odd Fellows of this
city. at a business meeting held last night
decided to furnish a room in the Old
Folks Home at Lynchburg. Va, which is
conducted by Odd Fellows During the
represented the local lodge at the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, was read and &C
copied.
The third degree of the order was con-
ferred on a candidate and other business
was disposed of.
The case of Max Resented against Will
liam n. Peak is being heard in the corr
poration court today, Judge l.. c. Bar
ley presiding.
A. l.. Lucas of Richmond. grand lee
turer, paid a visit last night to Oriental
Lodge knights of Pythias, and made an
address.
Tuesday next will go to Harrisonburg as
representative to the Grand Lodge.
Cases in Police Court.
Cases disposed of in the police court
today follow: James Thomas. colored dis
orderly and fighting, fined So; Blanche
Mosley. colored. same offense, continued
until tomorrow morning.
a we'll attended meeting of the Reli-
ance Fire Engine Company was held last
night, at which time three applicants for
membership were elected and other bust
ness disposed of
Arrangements have been completed for
the annual meeting of the Mount Vernon
Avenue Association. which will be held
at o'clock tomorrow night in the rooms
of the chamber of commerce. Senators
Martin and Swanson are expected to
make addresses.
Inc Iunefdl OF Leon -. Pullnan. VINO
died as a result of being shot Sunday
last. took place this morning from Grace
P. E. Church. Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
rector. conducted the services and burial
was in the Presbyterian cemetery.
The funeral of Rose Bradley. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs George w. Bradley, who
died I'm Baltimore. took place this after
noon from the residence Of Miss Cox. 9IS
King street. Rev. Edgar Carpenter con-
Quoted the services.
A &C -
missioners will be held tonight, at which
time the monthly report Of the chief will
be read and other business disposed of.
Delegates from the three Episcopal
churches in this city in Winchester,
Va, attending the annual meeting OF the
Episcopal council.
J. T. Preston, secretary of the chamber
of commerce, who went to Hartford.
Conn. to attend the funeral of his broth
er Miles E. Preston, has returned home.