The Washington times., 1913-03-30
Urge APPROPRIATION
! FOR HIGH SCHOOL
lIexandria Organizations Com
mittee Holds First Meeting.
Officers Are Chosen.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
A1EY ANDRIA VA MARCH 81


The first meeting of the committees
appointed by the labor and fraternal
examinations to urge the immediate
Massage of an appropriation for the
rection CT the new high school build
ng in Alexandria was held last night
n the rooms of the Alexandria Trades
Council.
The organizations represented were:
Alexandria Trades Council, III. t. Col
rin, r. NJ. Pret.yman, Robert Bisson;
Carpenters and Joiners' Union, I. K.
rones, John stone, c. A. Howard; Ma
a1inists' Union, ]. Jeffries, Robert
Wright, and Samuel Walker; Painters
md Decorators Union, NJ. T. Burns.
William Rudd, c. E. Remington; Glass
Mowers Union, Samuel Norcross, Ar
hur Gray. w. H. Robinson, Bert Stout;
5lacksmiths' Union, Thomas McDer-
mott, George w. Hall, w. P. Arnold;
srewery Workers Union, r. Schmith,
!. c. schmith. Theo Miller: Bottlers'
Union, F. Baier, Joseph Reynolds,
Harry Norris; Order Fraternal Amerl-
.ans, George X. Bender, o. II. Daniels,
3. N. Cradlin; Belle Haven Council
Junior Order American Mechanics. r.
". Deetou, A. w. Hardin, Charles Han
sock; jackson Council, Junior order
American Mechanics, J. F. Petty. L. r.
Dawson, s. A. Forrest; Daughters OF
Liberty, George Crump and c. r. Her
bert.
The committee organized b. the r,ec-
lion of H. T. Colvin, Chairman;
Daniels, vice chairman, and T.
rones, secretary. A. d. Brockett. 10 IN
Der Of council from the Third ward. w2s
present, and made an address.
Arrangements are being made Tor inc
committee to appear before the loln !
committees on finance and schools OF
council. which has the new school pulio-
ing under consideration.
With the object of providing fire pro-
lection for Rosemont, the new suburb
sf Alexandria, west Of the union sta
Ion, a meeting of the residents of that
community was held last night in the
ytation of the electric railway and
he Rosemont Citizens Association was
organized with the following officers:
F. H. Kemper, president; Robert L.
maker, secretary: E. A. Garlock. treas
Hrer. These officers. with A. ]. Poht.
George w. Keys and T. A. Hulfish,
win form the executive committee. a
meeting of this committee will be held
on Tuesday night when constitution
and bylaws will be adopted. 81.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday in
ne city engineers office for the repav-
ng Of seven blocks with modern paw
lng. The estimated cost of the inn
proyement is S25, 600.
Virginia Lodge, No. 1o7e. Loyal Order
Of Moose, has elected the following
officers DR.. ]. T. Ashton, dictator;
J. H. Harrington, past dictator: r. N.
Ro'and, jr., vice dictator: Rev. c. K.
Hobbs. prelate; c. c. Hit. sergeant
alarms; ]. W. Yarney, recording sec
retary; ]. A. Hulfsh, treasurer; NJ. II.
Summers, inside guard: ]. A Brown.
outside guard; r. z. McGahee. trustee
FOR one year; A. E. Gray. trustee for
two years; B. N Williams, trustee for
three years; DIR. F. A German, lodge
physician.
Charles II. Callahan. past master OF
Alexandria Washington Lodge of Ma
sons, and secretary of the George
Washington Masonic Memorial Asso-
citation, has been elected an honorary
member of Constitutional Lodge of Ma.
sons, of Beverley, England.