The Washington times., 1914-09-16
ALEXANDRIA NAMES
ELECTORAL JUDGES
Men Who Are to Act in Next
Tuesdays Election Are
Designated Today.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Sept. i6.-The
electoral board met Yesterday ard Sc
lectcd the following judges for next
Tuesdays election. when the question of
Statewide prohibition will be decided :
First ward-Charles T. Wall"r. COM
missioner, J. Buckley, Democratic
Judge d. Robey. Republican Judge; F.
L., Moore, and W. f. Moore, clerks.
Second ward-Capt R. NJ. Latham,
commissioner: James Patterson, Demo-
cratic Judge: {. Hancock, Republican
Judge: Fred Moss and {. Schwab,
clerks.
sioner: Will Hinken. Democratic Judge:
John Ewald, REPUBLICAN tudge: Jar'es
Martin and John H. Fisher. clerks.
Fourth ward-Claude NJ. Lennon, COM
missioner: NJ. Downcy. Democratic
Oscar Herring and r. f. Sweeney.
clerks.
Polling places were selected as fol-
lows: First ward: Alexandra Light In
fantry: second ward. City Hotel: Third
ward, odd Fellows Hall: Fourth ward,
Friendship Engine House.
An automobile. operated by j. ].
Haley. got away from the drivers con-
troll last night. and ran into the iron
fence surrounding the Confederate
Monument. in South Washington street,
knocking down two panels and damag-
ing the machine.
Prof. Foster Mcdonald Mitchell, of
Raleigh. n. C. and Miss Pearl Nir-
sInia Rhodes, of Lexington. Va, we're
home of the brides sister. Mrs. n. H.
Kern, in this city, by the Rev. DR.. d. H.
Kern. presiding elder of the Alexandria
district of the Methodist Episcopal
h. hid he
son of State Senator John F. Mitchell,
of Youngsville. N c.. and the bride
daughter of the late Frank P. Rhodes,
of Lexington. Va. and great-grand-
daughter Of DR.. Peter senseny. who
founded Middletown in the Shenandoah
valley. The couple will reside in
Raleigh, n. c., where Prof Mitchell is
assistant superintendent of the North
Carolina Institute for the Blind.
A called meeting of Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge, No. %, Masons, will be
held tonight at 7:3O o'clock for work.
Miss Susie More Donohoe. of Fairfax.
night at the Zion Episcopal Church,
Fairfax. by the Rev. DR.. Frank Page.
The bride was attended by Miss Marie
Louise Robinson, of Kansas. Frank
Robey was best man and the usners
were DR.. S. r. Donohoe: of Norfolk:
Shield F. McCandlish. and F. B. Rich
ardson. of Fairfax, and Richard NJ.
Chichester, of Alexandria.
Funeral services for George NJ. Ger
man, who died in Baltimore, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at , O'Clock
from III South Royal street.
T. Boyd Leadbeater's funeral will be
OF his mother, Mrs. Janet G. Lead
beater, 32s North Washington street.
The Rev w. ]. Morton. rector Of Christ
Church. and the Rev. John Lee Allison.
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. will officiate.
Former Gov Robert Glenn. OF North
Carolina, has been obtained by the
management of the prohibition cam
paign. to deliver an address here Satur-
day night in favor of Statewide pro-
hfbiton-
The new home of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company. which has been erect
ed at cost of $1,000 in Prince street;
near Royal is nearing completion and
Will be turned over TO the company
shortly after October I. Plans are being
prepared for a housewarming and ban
Quet to take place about october 10
The following committee has been
named TO have charge of the arrange
ments: w. c. H. Wildt, chairman;
John D. Normoyle. Henry Beach. John
D. Webster, Richard Mumford. E. E.
PaEgett, Joseph DeSilva. z. c. Wildt,
Edward Howell and Charles Woomert.
The Rev Father l., +. Kelly, as
sistant rector of st. Mary's Catholic
Church, reached New York yesterday.
from tour of the Holy Land and is
expected to arrive IN Alexandria tonor-
row.
The Episcopal High School and the
Theological Seminary OF Virginia, re-
sumed sessions this morning with the
largest enrolment in their history.
Methodists Make Appeal.
NEW YORK, Sept IA war re-
lief fund was started today by the