The Washington herald., 1917-01-19
ALEXANDRIA AUTO Club
ELECTS new OFFICERS
Chief of Police Urges Training School
for Juvenile Offenders.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
R. Z. knight Il Son.
81 62 King Street.

Alexandria, Va, Jan. 1s-At the an
nua meeting OF the Alexandria Automo-
pile Club, held tonight In the rooms of
tne Chamber OF Commerce, the follow
ing ofdcers were elected: W. n. He'll
muen- president; George D. Hopkins.
vice president; G. Washington Lewis,
secretary and treasurer.
me foregoing officers, with A. N.
henschell. c. c. Lamond, A d. Brockett
Snd Harry Hammond constitute the
board Of governors.
FreIminary plans were mapped out for
me annual dinner. which will be given
aoout the middle of February. A COM
nlttee, composed OF w II. Hellmuth,
washington Lewis. C. B. Swan, J.
Arnistead Esgborn and Harry Ham
affair.
IN his tenth annual report, submitted
70 the board of police commissioners,
=. I. Goods, chief of police. expresses
nser ,r as favortng a training school for
Juvenile offenders.
me chief also recommended the pur-
chase OF a police patrol wagon, and the
installation Of a police call system.
according to his report 1,2s2 arrests
were made during the year, and there
were Las dodgers at police headquarters.
stolen and lost property totaled ss, s,4o4so
ana S37Sso5 was recovered.
Arrangements have been made for ~.
annual meeting Of the bar association
OF the sixteenth judicial circuit 10 be
neld al O'Clock Saturday evening in the
auditorium Of the Elks' Home. II will be
followed by the annual dinner of the or
gsniLation to be s. rved at Z o'clock in the
Hotel Rammel
This association is composed OF attor-
1eys OF this city and Alexandria, Fair
rsx and Prince William counties It Is
expected that fifty persons will attend
the dinner.
Funeral services for Millard Fillmore
feyton, O. years old, who died in Wash
lngton yesterday, will be held at o'clock
Friday afternoon at the home Of his son,
wilbur Peyton, 1879 Duke street For the
past thtrty-two years he had been en-
pIoyed as machinist IN the Washington
Navy Yard. He is survived BY a son
and a daughter in addition to his wife.
The following officers OF the woman's
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South have been in
stalled: Mrs. w liam Reardon, presi-
dent; Mrs. William Rodgers, first vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Annie Bruce, second vice
president; Mrs. E. E. Carver. superintend-
ent Of study and publicity; Mrs. c. f
Dare, superintendent OF social service;
Mrs F. ]. Pollard, superintendent Of sup
plies; Mrs. r. Goode, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. George Keys. recording sec
retary; Mrs. o. P. Angelo, treasurer; Mrs.
Irwin Bawner, assistant treasurer; Miss
Ruth Spinks. agent of Missionary Voice"
The State Board OF Education on
February 13 will select a superintendent
for the public schools OF Alexandria
County to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Superintendent
Hodges. The position pays a salary OF
81, 800 a year.
Roy Fletcher. colored. indicted for
violating the provisions OF the State
prohibition laws, in the Corporation
Court today was fined $50 and sentenced
10 serve thirty days in Jail.
John F. Parker. colored principal Of
Snovden Public School. who is suffer-
ing from a nervous breakdown, is to be
sent 70 santortum for treatment.
Rev. L r Kelly of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. this afternoon conducted the
funeral OF Mary B. Goings, the 3-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goings, who
died at her parents home, Seminary Hill