The Washington herald., 1913-07-27
Two Of CANDIDATES
WOULD VOTE DRY"
Aspirants 10 Virginia Lieute.a,t Gov.
espsrship Give Views -
Enabf1g Act.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL ELECTS

Alexandria, Va. July &-Two out Of
three candidates for the Lieutenant Gov.
ernorship of the State. II elected, would
vote "dry" should the enabling act, which
aims to submit to q vote of the people
Of Virginia the question Of Statewide
ate.
H. Machen, the latter of this city, are
the candidates who would vote dry
while Alexander J. wedderburn, also of
this city and Fairfax County. Is the can
didate who would vote wet"
The candidates have each submitted
their views on the subject to the vir-
ginia Anti-Saloon League at the request
OF that organization.
The following officers have been elected
to serve for the ensuing year by Lafay.
ette Council, Knights kadosh, No 2
Scottish Rite Masons: Percy z. Gift
commander; James Z. Alexander, firsi
lieutenant commander; II. Noel Garner
second Ieuteant commander: s. S. Con.
nelly. chancellor: w. R Cline, orator;
William G. lie Hew, almoner; James T.
King, recorder: James NJ. Duncan. treas
urer. These officers will be installed fol-
lowing the regular meeting of Washing
ton Memorial Lodge of Perfection. No. Z.
which will be held August & At thi.
time appointive officers also will be named
and installed.
Gus Marshall, colored, IN the Polics
Court today was sentenced to serve sir
months on the State convict road force
on a charge of assaulting and cutting
II loo Ens-
place Thursday night last. Jacksons
only excuse was that he was drunk af
the time.
a large delegation of members OF Alya
Aerie. No. S11. Fraternal Order of Eagles,
August s, will go to Baltimore to parti-
cipate In the parade, which will be held
in that city in connection with the ma
tionaI convention of the Eagles. The
Alexander delegation, numbering more
than 100 members. will accompany the
Washington Eagles to Baltimore on that
occasion. o. II. Daniels and T. ID. Dow
ney are the delegates from the local aerie
to the convention
At the annual meeting OF the Columbia
Laundry Company, held tonight at the
office of Attorney Leo P. Harlow. the
following directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Clarence F. Sow
ers, D. X Jackson. Arthur Copeland.
William Harrison, and James Edwards.
S. II. Lunt. auctioneer, sold at public
auction, at noon today, for ]. d. Nor
moyle and p. NJ. Bradshaw. trustees.
two lots of ground. with improvements
thereon, on the east side of Patrick
Street, between Cameron and Queen
Streets, to Emma E. McCuen, for Se,725.
The first Of Q series OF seven games
for the championship. between the White
SoN and the Cardinal Athletic Club. will
be played at go o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon on he cove near the lighthouse.
The games will be played alternately on
the cove and at the local ball park.
Funeral services for Miss Mary B.
Fleming. a former resident of this city.
who died in Washington. will be held at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
undertaking chapel. Rl-iaI
will take place in Bethel Cemetery.
A final decree OF divorce on the Erorni
or desertion was given in the Corpo-
ration Court in the case Of Alma z.
Powell against William T. Powell
Miss Ruth H. Prettyman has been ap-
pointed notary public nv Gov MannS