The Washington times., 1914-10-05
EIGHT INDICTMENTS
IN CRIMINAL COURT
Special Grand Jury Will Meet in
Alexandria on Wednesday to
Consider Cases.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Oct. Eight
criminal indictments will be presented
TO the special grand jury of the cor
poration court when it convenes on
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Samuel G. Brent. Commemorative at
torney, will ask for true bills in the
following cases:
George Clark, charged with breaking
INTO and entering the store house of
the Lozano Dry Goods Company;
Thomas Paggett. charged with mali
ciously cutting Horace Hefin; William
Trigger, charged with the malicious
shooting of Joseph Henderson,; Cooper
Williams, charged with stealing 800
from Albert Holzl: James Fletcher.
charged with robbing the residence Of
George Newton; Charles Wright.
charged with criminal assaults on
Marion Dudley and Grace Gardner;
Charles Brown. charged with forging
the name of J. NJ. Duncan to a check;
William Higgins, charged with attempt
al criminal assault on Thelma Walker.
The class of palefaces that will be
initiated into the mysteries of redman-
ship on Thursday night now numbers
no and 1t is expected that this num-
ber will be increased. The degrees
will be conferred in the Richmond Hall
by a degree team from Logan Tribe
of Washington, under auspices of the
TWO tribes Of Alexandria, Seminole, No.
So, and Osceola, No. l. The following
officers Of Seminole Tribe will preside
at the business session previous to
the initiation: H. H. Newton, sachem;
Z. r. Simpson, senior sycamore; n. l..
Williamson. junior sycamore; George
livan. conector OF wampum: E. L.
Finks keeper of wampum; Walter S.
Nicklin, first sannap; c. c. Brawner.
second sannap; w. NJ Glasgow. guard
Of forest; J. William May. guard Of
wigwam; c. H. May, first warrior; r.
S. Luckett, second swarrior; John G.
Graham, third warrior; o. II. Kirk.
fourth warrior: F. c. Glasgow, first
brave; Vance H. Peele. second brave;
y. S. Greenaway, third brave; Robert
II. Cox. fourth brave.
The two tribes and initiates will meet
at the hall of Osceola Tribe, cornor of
Prince and Royal streets. where the rG-
rade will start at 7:15 The line of
fax, north on Fairfax to King. west on
King to PAYNE, south on Payne TO
Commerce. east on Commerce to King,
east on King to the Richmond Hall.
X. y. Ogden will be marshal assisted
Ey J. William May, F. c. Glasgow and
John W. Schofeld. OF Seminole Tribe.
and J. W. Garnet. E. F. Downham and
Harvey Ticer. from Osceola Tribe. The
parade will be headed by the American
Indian Guard Bard, followed by auto
mobiles containing the great chief of
Virginia. the Officers of the two tribes
located here. the degree team stld dele
cations from the Washington lodges.
The following officers were elecCed at
a meeting of the Collingwood Clut.
held at their club house on the Potomac
yesterday: Robert s. Barrett, presi-
dent; Rerton Bentley, vice president;
Gettys NJ. Meyers. secretary and treas
urcr: Harry B. Quinn, Louis Driefus
George Z. Butler and Erwin ScHwarz-
mann, board of governors. 1t was de-
cided to give a halloween party at the
club house.
ans Will meet tonight and the Wom-
ans Auxiliary tomorrow night.
Mrs ]. H Mansfield left this morning
with the delegation from Washington to
attend the national convention of the
Daughters of America. which convenes
in New York city tomorrow morning.
Probate of the will of the late Will
Ham K. Davidson, which was scheduled
to take place in the corporation court
this morning, has been postponed until
the November term in order to permit
the benefciaries under the will to reach
A compromise.
Mrs. William Jorg. Mrs. Percy E.
Gift, and Mrs. ]. H. Mansfield, who
represented the Allison w. c. T. Z. at
the State convention of the w. c. T. L.
held at Newport News, have returned
home.
Fort Hunt Outpost. No. !. Military
Order Of the Amigos, the first secret
organization among the enlisted men of
the United States army, was organized
at Fort Hunt on October /