The Washington herald., 1917-08-17

thur ]. Downey. ]. II. White, Thomas
S. Hunter, Robert c. Bowles, Frank
M. Simmons, Karl l.. Schaus, Shir-
ley Robson, Mike Rosoff, Edward z.
Owens, shelton H. Groves. Nevelle H.
Peake. William II. Russell. jr.. Harry
r. Reynolds, Beaudric L. Howell.
James II. Nails, Ollie Moore. Benja-
min x. Creel, Edwin F. Peverill, Har-
ry Van Gushing Moore, Monroe G.
Chew, jr.. William A. De Vaughan,
Frank H. Beach. Edgar T. Walker,
Joseph Buckley, Elonza Spriggs, Ju-
liam A. Boyd, Austin f. Thompson,
William R. Tatspaugh, Richard Lucas,
Frank A. Morris. Harry Baker, Ulys-
ses G. Bell, CORTLAND Shackelford,
Thomas D. Row. Oscar Johnson. Hen
ry Davis, William L. Irby, Amos Z.
Herbert, Edwin L. Hume, Turner j.
Anderson, George n. Davis, Russell
l.. Tate. Charles R. Beales. John w.
Reynolds, Melvin S. Jones, Herbert
c. Violet. John c. Hall, John E. Ev-
ans. jr., Walter C. Haines, Elias H.
Handy. John Bell. Fletcher Kemp.
Burrus Mundy. William Walker,
Thomas l. Henry, Eugene H. Plum
mer. Chaales c. Dobie, Frank A.
schrof. Samuel Fagelson. Lawrence
E. Remington. Edgar B. McMenamin,
Irving A. Tennyson. William Lewis
Wright and Frank V. Lenard.
There will be a public meeting in
this city the evening of August 81
under the auspices of the committee
on camp activities of the State, ap-
pointed by Gov. Stuart to look after
- of ~ nh oh
committee Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett,
this city, is a member. Mrs. Barrett
has just returned from trips in Diff
ferent sections Of the State in the
interest OF the movement.
Among those expected here and who
probably will make addresses are:
Raymond Fosdick, national chair
man; Or. ]. T. Mastin, Richmond,
Alfred Raper, Norfolk; Rev. Floyd
Rogers, Lynchburg, and Mrs. Barrett.
Many Of the persons employed at
the plant OF the Washington Steer
and Ordnance Company have ar
ranged to take houses in this city.
There are 100 vacant houses here.
Many OF the boarding houses are now
taxed to their capacity with persons
AO hdNS NOIIlt mere 70
A committee OF the Chamber Of Com
merce today postponed action for q
week on a proposition OF New York
broker to locate an aeroplane manu-
featuring establishment in this
under certain con-
sideratiOns.
The funeral Of Charles H. Bittle,
who died yesterday, will take place
at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon from
his late home, I'll Oronco street. Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev. A.
E. SpeiIman, pastor of Trinity NJ. E.
Church.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret z.
Megeath, wife of James Robert Me-
seath, will take place at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon from Mt. Zion Old
School Baptist Church, Aide, Va.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth E.
johnson, Of Washington. and Samuel
w. Cockrell. this city, took place at
o'clock this afternoon at the home
OF the bride, 224 street southwest,
Washington. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. s. K. Cockrell.
brother of the bridegroom. The couple
left for Lake George, N. Y, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
They will reside In Washington.
The board Of directors Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce at a meeting held
today adopted resolutions of respect
to the memory of Henry K. Field.
Newell S. Greenaway. clerk of the
Corporation Court, returned today
from Ocean Grove, n. j., where he
spent the past week.