The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD suRnAu,
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Alexandria Va. Oct 16.-Accord-
ing to unofficial information received
by Attorney Charles n. Smith, of
this city. the Interstate Commerce
Commission VIII grant the Washing
ton virginia Railway Company a To-
cent fare boost.
The fares between Alexandria and
Washington. however. II Is reported.
will not be increased The increase,
therefore, Is supposed to be on the
Falls Church line.
Milk rates it is stated. viii be as
follows: Five gallons, I21-2 cents;
to 71-2 gallons. 1s cents; 71-2 to
10 gallons, 3 cents. a distance of
one to twenty-nine miles.
The Washington Virginia Railway
Company some time ago petitioned
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for a boost in its fare on its line
between this city and WASHINGTON;
between Washington and Mount
Vernon; and also on the Falls Church
line. The hearing took place Sep
tember 10. The commuters Of this
city and suburbs were represented
by Attorney Charles Henry Smith.
and the commuters on the FaIls
Church line were represented by tat
NoihCy Il dhh hSOu.
Miss Grace E. CoIlum, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. CoIIum. of
this city. and John e Einbinder
of Springfield. Mass. were married
at 10 o'clock this morning at the
parsonage of st. Mary's Catholic
Church by Rev. L F. Kelly.
Miss Gertrude Collum, sister of
the bride. attended the bride, and
the bridegroom had for his best
man Archie Fair. Only the imme-
diate relatives attended the we'd
ding. A wedding breakfast follow
ed. after which the couple left for
a trip through the North.
Miss Grace Barton Reid, Of Falls
Church. formerly of city View"
Fairfax County, and Charles A.
Pendleton. of Dark Harbor. Maihe,
were married yesterday afternoon
in the chapel OF the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. Rev. s. A.
Wallis, D. D., officiating. The bride
was given away by her brother,
Pierce Reid.
The bride is a daughter of Frank
p. Reid. of city View" Fairfax
County. The couple will reside at.
Dark Harbor. Maine.
The State corporation commission
has granted q charter to the Alexan-
drta Lumber Company. Inc, Alexan-
dria, Va, with a maximum capital
stock of $5.oo and minimum of
S.0m. Omcers are Fred l. Glaze, pres
ident, Winchester. Va; Frank N.
Pierce, secretary. Washington; Ernest
z. Herrer. Washington; W. W. Beck
er. East Falls Church; D. a. Rucker,
CLARENDON The object b q humber
business.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith N.
Philips. wife Of Rev. p. p. Philips,
DID,, rector of St Paurs p. z. Church.
will be held at 1870 o'clock tomorrow
morning at St Paurs Church. They
will be conducted by Rev. s. A. Wallis,
DID,. Of the Episcopal Theoloeicai
Seminary. assisted by Rev. W. ]. Nor
ton, DID. Of Christ Church, and Rev.
Edgar Carpenter. rector OF Grace
Church. Burial win be in Oak HIN
Cemetery. Georgetown
The Sunday school parade which will
be held Sunday afternoon, to be par
ticipated in by the various Protestant
Sunday schools Of the, city. will rep
resent The Law Of God and Man. as
Illustrated by the Ten Command
ments." Each participating Sunday
school VIII represent one of the com
mandments. Each school also will
carry banners bearing texts. The pa
rade win be followed by a sing in
Christ Church yard.
Police Justice L. n. Thompson has
been appointed, by Gov. westmore-
land Davis a delegate to represent
the State Of Virginia at the annual
congress Of the American Prison
Association. which will be held in
New York October 2o-1l