Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

their names to Charles Bendheim. chair.
man Of the city democratic committee.
The only contestants for the Office OF
mayor are Hubert Snowden and A. d
Brockett.
Other candidates in wards are: First
Alderman. J. M. Hill; councilmen, H r.
Burke. E. S. Leadbeater and +. c. Spinks
Second ward-Alderman, w. w. Bal
lenger; councilmen, Howard w. Smith
r. D. Brumbach. M. J. Mcfarland
and Frank Mason.
Third ward-Alderman. II. K. Field
councilmen, I. J. Harrison and r. L
Monroe.
Fourth ward-Alderman, J. B. Fftz-
gerald: councilmen, c. B. Marshall, w
G. LIE Hew and c. s. Taylor Burke.
Probable Candidates.
One alderman and four councilmen are
to be selected from each ward. In ad-
dttion to the foregoing. several other
names may be submitted between now
and Monday. it is said.
It is understood that Thomas r.
Dyson will be a candidate for alderman
from the fourth ward against, Alderman
J. B. Fitzgerald. Frank Mason an
nounced his candidacy for city council
from the second ward today 1t was
announced that A. A. Paul also would
be a candidate for councilman from the
fourth ward. 1t is understood that
Capt. Albert Bryan will be candidate
for council from that ward.
Arthur Thrunold twenty-one years
old, soldier from Fort Hunt, was hor-
ribly beaten over the face shortly before
8 o'clock tonight, and also robed.
At the police station Thrunold said he
was assaulted and robbed by three SOL
diers from Fort Myer. He claims they
took from his finger a diamond ring
a
more than So which he had in his pock-
ct at the time.
Eagles to Hold Memorial.
Brief memorial services for its de-
ceased members will be held at s o'clock
tomorrow night by Alva Aerie. No. 81,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, at Sarepta
Hall.
committee of the Alexandria Trades
Council will hold a meeting Monday
night at which time II will formulate
a number Of questions which will be sub
mitted to various candidates for council
men and aldermen in the primary, to
be held April %. The questions may
also be submitted to the candidates for
mayor.
from James c. Schmith the house SD
Madison street. Harry E. Connolly has
purchased from John w. Green house
and lot on the west side OF Lee street
between Prince and Duke streets.
r. E. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans.
will hold a meeting at its hall Monday
night. when considerable business OF I'M
portance to the members Of the camp Will
come up for consideration.
Services at the Churches.
Rev. DIR. S. A. Wallis will conduct both
services at St Paurs P E. Church to-
morrow. Rev. Mr. McCauley will con-
duct the services in. the morning at Trim
ity NJ E. Church, and the evening serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. George
Buckler There will be no services at
the M. E. Church South. owing to the
absence Of the pastor. who Is attending
conference At the Catholic and Epis-
copal churches palms will be distributed
Theodore ROBBERS was arrested this att
ernoon by Policeman Beach on a war
rant issued March 2. by the authorities
of Fairfax county, charging MIN win an
assault on Mrs. Ida Beavers. he VIII
be given a hearing Tuesday morning az az
10 O'Clock before JUSTICE IL. oiouoiS Va
Fairfax county. -
The members of Alexandra Lodge OF
F,lks will leave here at $50 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon for Riverside to attend the
funeral of the late COL Aipeft ~ .s,"'
shall for whom services Will be held at
4 O'Clock at his late home. Burial VIII De
Monday in Arlington national cemetery,
All ARRANGEMENTS have been made ior
the installation of the recently elected Oh :
ficers of Alexandria Lodge of Elks. whlch
will take place Monday night. me Gere-
monies will be conducted by District Dep
uty Weaver of Roanoke, Va
T,ha condition of Mrs. Edith Philips,
wife of Rev. p. P Phillips. rector OF ST
Paurs p E. Church. who has been ex-
tremely Ill. is reported to be siightis I'M
proved tonight. ,.s -,
Harry Patterson Hopkins, assisted py
Miss katherine Horisburg OF baltimore
will give an organ recital at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church at O'Clock MONDAY
night.
.o,d a troct Of land consisting of forty
two acres, improved by frame dwelling
to Robert L. Donnelly OF this city, Tor
Samuel T. Moore The land is located on
Telegraph road, Fairfax county, three
miles south of here.