The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES Of
ALEXANDRIA men FILED |
Representative Carlin Spent 1886
for Re-eleeton-"Get-together"
Banquet Planned.

| Alexandria, Va, Dec. L-Representative
Charles c. Carlin. Democrat. Of this city,
spent S4os 6 to be reelected TO Congress
from this district. according to his sworn
statement fled today with N. s. Green
away, clerk Of the corporation court
Joseph l. Crupper, Republican, his
closest competitor, spent Ss5.s2, and
James z. Johnston, OF this city, who ran
as independent spent $50.
Items given by Mr.. Carlin in his ac-
count are: Duplicating, so; advertising
and publicity. s4950; stationery, $50: ad-
dressing and folding, S7I.15; travelling, 81.
Mr.. Cruppers items are: Advertising,
Sl74S7; stationery and printing, $50. 50;
postage, $40: travelling, S1465; telephone
and telegraph. $3.50; hall rent, Janltors
service and incidents. s6o
Expenses Of James z. Johnston are
given as follows: Advertising, SIS;
printing, $50; postage. IS cents.
Arrangements have been completed by
Post r, T. p. A, for a get together
banquet to be held Tuesday night In the
Westminster Building OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. II will be attend
ed by about 80 guests. Among those
slated to make addresses are Represen-
tatives Andrew J. Montague. Carter
: Glass, and c. c. Carlin, toEsther with
number OF State officers OF the asso-
citation. J. Y. Williams, president OF the
local post. will be toastmsster.
The will Of Mrs Jean Charlotte Wash
ington Yeatman dated May 6. 1886. was
admitted to probate today in the Circuit
Court in vacation. Testatrix leaves her
estate to her sister, Miss Mary Lee
Lloyd. and names her as executrix. Miss
Lloyd declined to serve, and Samuel g.
Brent qualified in her stead.
The Rectors' Aid Society Of ST. PauIs
p. E. Church is arranging for a parcel
post SALE to be held Thursday. in the
parish hall. Supper will be served from
6 until p. m.
Three months in jail was the SEN
tence imposed in the case of John
Trigger. charged in the Police Court
today with lurking in the vestiblue of
the residence OF NJ. Downey, 41s Duke
street. According to ChieS Goods and
Policeman Gill. who arrested Trig-
ger, he was in a drunken condition at
the time. Neighbors seeing the mans
queer actions telephoned for the po-
lice, resulting in Triggers arrest
Word has been sent to the various
district chairmen in charge of collect
ing funds for the relief of Belgian
war sufferers that a ship sailing under
the Virginia flag will leave with it's
cargo December 20 for Belgium from
Newport News. Supplies are to be
rushed at once TO Norfolk.
In the Police Court today Robert
D. Kenyon, held by the police on a
charge of bigamy, waived formallty OF
a preliminary hearing and was held
for the action of the grand jury.
The joint committee on finance streets
and general laws Of the city council held
a meeting tonight and discussed the pro-
posed franchise to the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company.
The committee on revision OF taxation
will meet Wednesday night in the cham
Der OF commerce. II will submit its plans
to the chamber at the next regular meet
ing OF that organization Monday night
The plans proposed will then be sent to
the State legislature.