The Washington herald., 1920-01-15
TILE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 8. Douiphsn.
1T King Street.

II King Street
Auexahdria, va, Jan. 14.-A cam
palgn has been inatgurated In this
city for the purpose Of raising funds
for a community service. =, .
During the war, the War Camp
Community Service was established
here for the care and entertainment
of all men in uniform, and the Elks
leased their home for the work. =.
1t Is stated. by the promoters df
this movement that the Community
Service was established here sixty
days ago, at the expense OF the ma
tional Organization, and the commit
tee how needs funds for the purpose
of continuing the work. In the event
the required funds are obtained, the
recreational center established in the
building at the southeast corner Or
Prince and Royal streets will be
continued. Many nmusements are
afforded youngsters : who patronIze
the center.
w. G. Harvey. jr., president and
treasurer OF the Bryant Fertilizer
Company, q subsidiary of the Vlr-
ginia Carolina Chemical Company,
stated today that this company ex-
poets to erect, in the early spring,
a large plant here for the manu-
facture Of fertilizer. The plant will
be erected on a seven-ac tract Of
ground on the river front on North
Royal street, just beyond the co.,
poration line OF Alexandria. This
property was the Smoot tract, and
recently was purchased by the fer
tilizer company. Plans are being
prepared for the factory. It also Is
reported that the Baugh Fertilizer
Company. Of Baltimore. contemplates
locating on the river front in this
city.
Deeds OF conveyance for the follow
ing pieces of property have just been
placed on record in the Office of the
clerk OF the court:
Mrs. Frances ]. Robinson and hus-
band. to Miss Edith l. Roney and
William P. Roney, house and let 514
North Washington street; Frank L.
BalIenger and others, to Stephen
Taylor and Wife. house and lot at
the southeast corner of Pitt and
Queen streets; lie Roy Beach. to Roy
5. Warning, house and lot, lO9
Prince street.
Directors Of the First National
Bank at their annual meeting today
elected these officers: Gardner l..
Boothe. president; NJ. B. Barlow, vice
president; George e. Warfieid. cash
ier and trust officer: Arthur X. War
field. assistant cashier and assistant
trust officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Zimmerman
last night celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary, at their home,
200 South Pitt street. Their four
children and seven grandchildren
we're present. Their children are
Miss Mamie Zimme rman. Mrs. Mis-
souri, Young. Warren Zimmerman
and James l. Zimmerman.
The following newly elected officers
of Alexandria Council No. ST. Roya!
Arcanun. were installed last night by
James Bayne. deputy grand re-
gent; Alvin Powell. Sice regent;
c. r. Hellmuth, orator; James E.
Alexander, secretary: James f.
Mansfield, collector: George Uhler,
lain; o. S. Stone. guide; Richard Sim
monds, warden; r. F. Featherstone,
guide; James r. Mansfield, James C.
Graham, Alvin Powell, trustees; w.
H. Thorpe, representative to the
grand council.
The Rev. John Lee Allison. D. D..
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, accompanied by the officers
o fthat church. tonight went to Wash
ington and attended a supper and con-
ference on stewardship, at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Louis Foulks. city health officer
will deliver a series OF lectures on
FIRST aid, at the Community Center
every Monday night at 7:3O o'clo&
Miss Elizabeth Marshall Nugent
12 years old. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. ]. Nucent, died this after
noon at 2 O'Clock at her parents resi-