The Washington times., 1911-05-17
RELIANCE COMPANY
WILL HOLD MONEY
. LEFT FROM FUND
Fifty Dollars Remaining Will
Help Pay Way of
ssr Delegates.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. MAY L

ALEXANDRIA, VA, MAY II.
At a meeting of the Reliance Fire
Engine Company, held last evening,
the long discussed matter as TO the
disposition of the $50 secured by sale
Of tickets and individual subscriptions
to pay the expenses of the company's
reel team, which was to participate in
the State tournament at Newport
News this summer, was settled. 1t
was agreed to turn the money back
to the company. When 1t was found
impossible to send the reel team to
the convention, the money subscribed
was returned in as many cases as the
donors could be located, but of the
total amount, $50 remained in the
>company's hands for disposition.
There was a heated discussion
among the members of the company
as to the purpose for which this
money should be devoted. but 1t was
finally agreed to make it a part of
a fund to cover the expenses of the
company's delegates to Newport
News.
Roger Sullivan, secretary of the
company, read two letters from
volunteer companies at Woodstock,
which were striking tributes to the
worth Of the late Chief George w.
Pettey.
communication from State Presi-
dent Frailey was read, assuring the
Reliance company of the warm well
come that would be extended to its
members at the State convention.
1t was agreed at a meeting of Sar-
epta Lodge of Odd Fellows last even
ing, to furnish one of the rooms at the
Old Folks Home at Lynchburg. The
80. l.
Grand Lodge Morgan, was read and
accepted. and considerable routine
business transacted.
The third degree of the order was
exemplified to one candidate.
bill has been introduced in the
New York assembly by Assembly yman
Louis Cuvillier, formerly of this city,
authorizing the return to Lee Camp OF
Confederate Veterans of Alexandria
Virginia Regiment, which was cap
tured in battle by the Second New
York Volunteers, at Antietam, Nd,
September II, 1852.
The case of Abramson against Nit
chell and others was heard in corpor-
alton court yesterday. and the attach
ment dismissed at the cost of the
Plaintiff.
The State corporation commission
yesterday granted a charter to the
H. T. Copeland Co. Inc. TO do a bust
ness in tent and awning building busi-
ness in Virginia, with the following
named officers: Arthur Copeland, presi-
dent, Washington; Edith A. Bauer. sec
retary and treasurer, Washington; H. Z.
Copeland. manager. Richmond, Va,
Capital. maximum, $4,000; minimum,
$1,000.
The case of Max Rosenfeld against
William H. Peck will be heard in
corporation court today.
James Thomas and Albert Peters,
both colored. We're fined S. each in po-
lice court this morning for disorderly
conduct and fighting
A spirited game of baseball is eX-
pected this afternoon. when the Alex
andria baseball club and the team from
Eastern High School, of Washington.
line up on the North Alfred street
grounds at o'clock.
Through a deed recorded in the Of
fce Of the clerk of the corporation
court yesterday, the house and lot on
the north side of Oronoco street. be-
tween Royal and Pitt streets. was
transferred to William T. jackson by
william Hohdav