The Washington herald., 1914-09-20
Glenn MAKES ATTACK
ON LIQUOR BUSINESS
Former Governor Of North Carolina.
in Address. Blames Avanee and 5
Apostle for Its Existence.
TYPHOID REPORT IS SUBMITTED

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Alexandra, Va. Sept 1s.-Robert b.
! Glenn. former governor OF North Caro-
lima speaking tonight in the FIRST Bap-
tist Church, on State wide prohibition,
declared that IN his opinion svarice and
appetite were responsible for the exist
ence OF the liquor business.
He appealed to all to .vote for State
wide prohibition and challenged any one
In the audience TO say that the business
( is a good one.
Mr. Glenn told Of the prosperity OF
| dry Kansas. Referring TO North Caro-
| lima, he said that the bonded Indebted
ness incurred was for public improve
ments. w.
Mr. Glenn was introduced BY Rev. DIR.
NV. F. Watson. pastor OF the First Bap-
/ tist Church. Other ministers on the plat
| form were Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison.
| pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church; Rev. G. A. Luttrell. pastor Of
Trinity NJ. E. Church. and Rev. C. r.
Strausburg. pastor of the Methodist Pro-
| testant Church. The dry will close
their. campaign at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon when Representative Richmond
p. Hobson. Of Alabama, w0 speak at the
Opera House.
DIR. Edward 4. German. city health Of
fetal. has received a copy Of the report
OF DIR. J. A. Waddell. OF the State Health
Department. on the typhoid fever sItua-
ton in this city. The report was COM
piled after a thorough investigation made
by DIR. Waddell. under the direction of
DIR. German.
This report will be submitted to the
health committee OF the city council for
action. 1t is expected that this commit
tee will meet next week. when the re-
port will be considered.
Untii the committee on health takes
the report under consideration it will not
be made public. II is understood that IL
contains the recommendations suggested
by DR.. WaddelI when he was in Alex
andria some time ago.
These officers have been elected by the
Boys Athletic Association of the Alex
andTia High School: Gus Pohl. Jr.,
president: Con Mullins, vice-president:
Albert Bryan. Jr., secretary; Herbert
Byrne. treasurer.
A board to be known as. the athletic
board. composed OF six. will have charge
Of the affairs OF the association and
John WenzeI has been chosen from the
student body with Mr. Prettymsn from
the faculty. together with the officers
to serve on this board.
To fill a vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF the president. Miss Cora Pull
man has been elected president Of the
Girls Athletic Association OF the High
School.
The football team Of the High School
has organized with the election of John
WenzeI as captain and Ashby BIaden.
Jr., as manager.
Officers chosen by Old Dominion Com
mandery. No. II. Knights Templar are
William Z. Davis. eminent commander:
Claude w. Fletcher. EenrraIissimo: Will
lam H. Charles, captain general: Edgar
Warfield. sr. treasurer. A. G. Chler, re-
COrder: Henry X. Field. prelate: j.
Johnston Green. associate prelate: c. f.
Outcalt. senior warden: g Page Waller.
jr.. junior warden: Preston o. Cockey.
standard bearer: Robert A. Zachary.
sword bearer: Percy r. Gift, warder: G.
w. Zachary. sentinel; J. William May.
first guard; B. J. Richards second guard;
II. Noel Garner. third guard.
Dr. Charles T. Lindsey. eminent COM
NADER OF the Kninghts Templar. Of the
District Of Columbia. extended the local
cOmmanderS an invitation to attend the
public Inspection and field day exercises
Of the District COmmandery. October s
Officers and past commanders of the
local commandery have arranged to at
tend the annual meeting Of the Grand
held in Richmond October $50.
James r. Lynn died shortly after 2
o'clock this afternoon at the Alexandria
Hospital. Death was caused by pneu-
mcnia. He had been i'll about a week.
Mr.. Lynn was native Of Prince William
County Va. Besides his wife. he is sur
vived , three daughters and four sons.
The fnheral arrangements have not been
completed. He lived at lo7 North Column
bus street
d. r. Stansbury. OF this city. has been
appointed lieutenant colonel on the gen
erals stafr. Patriarch Militant. Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows. Mr.. Stans-
bury will take part in the big Odd Eel
lows parade which will he held in At
lantic City On September o. The Sow
ereign Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows Cnd
all allied branches OF this organization
will convene in Atlantic City on SePtem-
bcr p to %
Rabbi Richmond. Of the Hebrew Cot
lege. Cincinnati. will hold services in he
synagogue at 80 o'clock tomorrow night
in observance OF the Feast OF Rosh Has
hama. The services will be continued
until II o'clock Monday morning.
s II. Lunt. auctiOneer. today sold at
public auction two tracts OF land, con-
tanning about seven acres. situated partly
in this city and partly in Alexandria
County. to William A. Moore. tr., for
s., 636. This property has a frontage on
the Potomac river OF about l25 feet, and
is said to contain brick clay.
In>>the corporation court today a jury
Gave-a verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
in the suit of the Washlngton-V Virginia
Railway Company against n. Lindsey
& Co. incororated. The suit was to re-
cover damages in the sum OF s23.7s for
injuries done to a car OF the complain
ing company when an automobile truck
belonging to Lindsey & Co. collided with
it.
Rev. F. ]. Lucke. OF St Marys Cath
Ollie Church, conducted the funeral today
of Andrew J. Bradley. Burial was in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
ANTITRUST CONFEREES
CLOSE TO AGREEMENT