Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-18
Al XANDR|A AFFAIRS
Holy Name Society to Open
Bazaar Monday.
DEMOCRATS MEET TONIGHT
Will Lay Plans to Get Out Big Vote.
Peter S. Healey Dead at
Clifton Forge.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. October Is, 1912.
A ten-day bazaar will be opened Mon
day night at the Young Mems Sodalits
Lyceum Hall under the auspices Of the
local division of the Holy Name Society
Finishing touches are now being placed
on the hall. and number of booths al
ready have been erected. All have beer
tastefully decorated. The room where
the bazaar will be held has also beer
decorated
Funds derived from the fair will bt
used in defraying the expenses of the
musical instruments recently purchased
by the band.
A meeting of the Wilson, Marshall an6
Carlin Club will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night at its rooms, northeast corner Of
Fairfax and Prince streets, at which time
arrangements will be made for getting ou
big vote on election day. Plans for po-
litfcal rallies to be held here during the
campaign also will be discussed.
In view of the fact that the time limit
Tor candidates to file their names for Con.
SreSs has expired. and that the only op-
position Representative c. c. Carlin, dem
ocfauc nominee for reelection, has is
ioHih l. c<N dlS. progressive
there is little interest being manifested
owing to the fact that this. the eighth
district. is almost sodly democratic
The following will compose the grand
jury summoned to meet Wednesday in
the corporation court, Judge L. C. Barley
presiding: w. II. Sweeney, ]. NJ Pettey
u; Charles b. Marshall, w. E. Balm
James &. Fitzgerald. b. Baer, Louis
Bendheim. Emanuel Goldsmith and Sam.
uel II. Iunt
Seventeen Nabbed in Raid.
AS result of a raid made by Police.
men Roland and Kerns on colored people
living in the northeastern section of the
city late last night and early this morn.
ing seventeen We're arrested. charged
with living in adultery. Five Of this
number forfeited 81 each collateral whe,
Their cases were called in police court
To-Day. and the twelve others were fined
81 each. Those who forfeited cOllat era
were Luther King, Thomas Miller Blon-
del Wilson. Edward Minor and John
Fitzgerald Those fined were Viola Ia
ley, Mary Timbers, Rebecca Mason, Will
liam Strengthen. Mary Kelly. Jake
Brooks. Martha Myers, Ellen Barbour
William Reid. Antonio Baker, James
Disgs and Manuel Grey.
Peter S. Healey, former resident of
this city. died Yesterday at his home in
Clifton Forge. His funeral will take place
in Washington tomorrow. Mr. Healey was
about thirty-seven years old. and besides
his wife leaves several children. For a
mum Der of years he was engaged in the
granolithic contracting business here.
He was member of Alexandria Lodge
OF Eiks, and a lodge of sorrow of that or
ganiZation will be held at 100 o'clock to-
night for the purpose of taking suitable
action on his death and arranging to at
tend the funeral.
Plan to Take Part in Parade.
Plans have practically been completed
by the members of the local division OF
the Holy Name Society for taking part
in the parade OF that organization which
will be held in Washington at 2:3O O. clock
Sunday afternoon. The local delegat ion
will. it is expected. number more than 900,
and will be marshaled by James b. Mar
tin. Members of the local committee will
tonight attend meeting of the general
committee of arrangements to be held in
Washington.
Messrs. NJ. L. Dinwiddie. James w.
Roberts. Jr.. of the Citizens National
Bank, and Maurice r. Wilkins of the
FIRST National Bank of this city, having
completed the course of study and passed
the examinations provided by the Ameri-
can institute Of Banking Section in the
theory and practices of banking and the
PiHhCipieS vi law ana economics pertain
ing to banking business, We're today pre-
scented with their certificates by the
American Bankers Association.
Rev. w. +. Watson. ID. D.. pastor of
the First Baptist Church, and Rev. &.
Kelly Hobbs, pastor of the Second Ban
fist Church, returned last evening from,
bennington, Va, where they attended the
acting board meeting of the Potomac
Baptist Association and also the pastors
conference of the association. During
their stay in Remington they were the
guests of Rev. Stockton Cole, ID. d. .
An appeal case from decision of a ius-
ticc of the peace of J. ii. Gully against
the WashingtoH-S Southern Railway Com
pany is being heard i'm the corporation
court today. Its object is to recover $50 %
alleged damages to potatoes Injured by
frost in trans I. Attorney Walter L. Var
neE represents the complainant, and Col.
+. l.. Smith the defendant company
The state corporation commission has
granted q charter 20 the Williams Con-
soiidated Slate Company of Snowden, Va.
with maximum capital stock of SlJOUa,
and minimum OF $ID).GN. Officers OF
the concern are: III. T. Williams, presi-
dent. Snowden. Va: II. F. Rohram vice
president. Toledo, Ohio; Hugh Williams,
secretary and treasurer, Granville n. Y
Judge II. Martin Williams of Woodlawn.
ILL.,. last night addressed a democratic
mass meeting held at + ranconia, Fairfax
county. Judge w Hams was accompanied
on the trip by Walter c. Foster of this
city and George h. Pickett of Fairfax.
During his stay in this city Judge Will
lfamS was a guest at the New Hotel RAM
mel.