The Washington herald., 1917-10-23
$500 WILL PARADE
FOR LIBERTY LOAN
Alexandrians Plan Big Rally for
Next Wednesday Afternoon.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
u. T. krirht a Son,
eM<0 KIM frr~t.

&c King surst
Alexandria. va. Oct. Sit In en-
pected that $500 persons win par
ticipats in the big parade which
viii be held at o'clock wednesday
afternoon under the auspices of the
local liberty loan committee. More
than 1.zoo artillerymen, connected
with the Twelfth Field ARTILLERY.
Camp St Asaph. together with the
band from that camp, headed by Col.
hcCloskey. will take part, also a
troop Of cavalry from Fort Myer.
Other participants will include
all OF the school children Of the
city. IRE department. Boy Scouts,
members of the synod Of the Pres
byterian Church. who will be in
session here, city officials and citi-
zens generally.
Following the parade, there viii
be public speaking at the Confed-
crate Monument Washington and
Prince streets. The parade will
move down King street, from West
street. to Fairfax and thence from
Cameron street to Washington
street and Prince, where the speak-
ing win take place
A big drive for the sale Of ifh.rtv
bonds will be made the day OF the
parade Stands will be erected AT
certain points along the line OF
march by the bankers for the pur-
pose Of taking subscriptions for tn.
bonds.
After being acquitted IN the Police
Court today on a charge OF operating
disorderly house, Eva Baker. vh,,
was arrested Sunday morning BY the
local police at the instance Of ON
cials Of the Department Of Justice.
was subsequently arraigped befor.
United States Commissioner Nanktn
by Deputy United States Marshal
schoem, and held for the action 81
The January term Of the United states
Court on a charge OF operating a dis
orderly house. She furnished bond in
the sum Of 500 for her appearance AZ
that term OF court.
In the Police Court , man ana a
woman who were among those found
AZ the house OF the Baker woman
were fined so each on charge Of i'm
proper conduct and the nne vas psid
with q 800 bill.
Alexandria Lodge Of Elks tonight
held what was known as 'horne-corn-
ing week" A large number Of mem
oers were present Afterward there
was a social session.
Julian Y. Williams, Leo p g,-,o~
and John II. Trimyer TODAY Snoks =,
the different public schools IN fbe cs,,,
on the liberty loan. Many OF IN.
Youngsters have arranged to purchss.
bonds.
Miss Rose NJ. Macdonald and Miss
Lucy NJ. Graves tonight smoke At ths
Richmond and Surprise theaters re-
spectively, in the interest Of the lfb-
erty loan.
The funeral OF Francis LArmond.
who was engineer OF the train
wrecked at Orange. Va, yesterday
morning. WIN take place AZ . O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from Christ r. Z.
Church. Services will be conducted
oy Rev w. J. Morton, rector OF
Christ P. E. Church. and burial win
be in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Members OF Andrew jackson Lodge OF
Masons with an escort OF members OF
Old Dominion Commandery. KNIGHTS
Templar will attend. The body viii
be brought here tomorrow morning and
taken TO Demaine's mortusry chapel
The Lsymen's League and Bible
class OF st. PauTs p. f. Church will
celebrate its first anniversary tomor-
row night with a banquet in the
parish hall OF that church. After
ward there will be addresses by a
number OF members Of the class and
q musical program viii be given.