The Washington times., 1920-01-13
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Adjutant Wsr6eh Plans . Banquet
to Celebrate Robert Il. Lees
Birthday.
The Times Bureau
TOg King street.

NhOukh ~. Il Lee camp S0hioNo'sN
Veterans. has decided not to mold It's
annual banquet on the birthday OF
Gen. Robert L. Lee. the day will not
pass unobseryed. as Edgar Warneid.
sr adjutant OF the camp. has Issued
Invitations TO a banquet TO lie given
by him at Lee Camp Hall on the even
ing OF January ls. The banquet VIII
be served by the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy and Will be ATTENDED
by the members of the camp and a
few personal friends OF Adjutant war
field.
ne Camp Hall. on Prince street.
will in a short time be turned over
10 the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, as the members OF Lee Csnl'
are gradually growing smaller ana
the need OF the building Is no longer
felt for the use OF the camp
Many parcels OF Alexandria prop
erty have changed hands wlthin the
past few days. as is witnessed py the
deeds recorded in the clerks oftlce
m the corporation court yesterday
The following deeds have been re-
corded: Charles b. Bradnack ano
wife 10 william J. Nugent and wlIe'
house and lot l404 Duke street. Mrs'
Mary II. Rogers TO Samuel Menoei-
son house and lot on the west slde
OF Henry street between King ana
prince streets; Mahlon u. DAVIS ana
wife TO Samuel Mendelson. house ana
lot at the southwest corner OF hins
and Henry streets; James M. duncan
10 n. p. Henderson, house and lot on
the north side OF Duke street between
Favette and Payne streets; III. Noel
carner and others to j. Bruce DOW
new. lot OF ground on the west side OF
Alfred street between wore anu
WiIkes streets: l. Morgan Johnston 10
Janettc T.. Osthoff, house ana lot'
No. '25, section 25, Rosemont'
The grand jury, in the corporallon
court, yesterday returned indlctmehWte W
as follows: sidney Harris. coiored' TOT
sbootinC William Anderson. also col
ored. David Crockett, violation OF pro
bibition law: Walter Smith, colored'
viIiatInn uf prohibition law; Charles
Wilburn. larceny. Wilburn plead
cd rulIiy TO the larceny of quantity
ot conner wire ard was sentenced TO
sery. three years in the pen'tentlarN
at Richmond. Judgment was arrested
in his case.
! Mrs Annie NJ. Diehr, died at her
home 1901 Prince street Yesterday a.
the age of sixty years. Her pouy VIZ
be sent to North Garden va io'
burial.
The state Corporation Commission
ha. granted the following charters
10 Alexandria concerns: Il. 7. Good :
man Company. of Alexandria. capltal
stock from $50, 900 to $3.50, 900. orr
GERS: Edgar T. Goodman, president;
william Goodman, secretary. ana
Elizabeth W. Goodman, all or WASH
ington. Objects. 20 deal in cattle
meats. etc.
F.. NJ. Hodge Company, OF Alexan-
dria. Va. capital stock from So'ooo
to S5OOOU. Officers: Emlun NJ.
Hodge, president: James $. Grant.
secretary and e. b. Hodge all OF
Washington. Objetcs general real
estate business.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage in Baltimore on Dcccm-
Der 81 OF Miss Karson h. Mcintosh.
of this city, and Stanley J. HERON
of Lancaster. Ny. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. r,
Waytt.
The funeral OF Walter r. Moore
was held at his home 1909 Prince
street yesterday afternoon. The tu'
neral services were conducted by the
Rev. o. r. Lloyd. pastor OF the Sec
ond Baptist Church, and the burial
was in Bethel Cemetery
Leonard Ford was operated on for
appendicitis at the Alexandria Hospi-
tai yesterday. He is reported to be
doing nicely.
The Independent Mutual Fire In
surance Company, of Fairfax country,
has elected the following officers;
John w. May. president. Alexandria
J. n Gibbs, vice president, Fairfax
county: Samuel T.. Lindsey, secretary
and treasurer. Alexandria: directors
4. Harmon Roberts. Alexandria; John
". May. Alexandria: Tyson Janney
Frcdericksburg: r W. Birch, Falls
Church: c. NJ Money. Vienna: NJ n.
Hall. Burke station; r. II. Wilkinson.
Mt Vernon: Q. I. Thomas, Round Hill;
y. w. Lupton. Winchester; J. p.
Hatcher, Hamilton; r. r. Gillinghsm
Alexandria: J. y. Gibbs, Mt. Vernon,
and ]. T. II. Mason, Accotink.
At st. Mary's Catholic Church las
evening. the Rev. Father Fitzgerald,
of the Dominican House of Studies,
Brookland, delivered a sermon before
the members Of the Holy Name So
ciety OF st. Mary's Church. After the
sermon there was a reception into tho
Holy Name Society, which was fol-
lowed by benediction.
At the Methodist Protestant Church,
Evangelist l. A. Bennett. OF the
Maryland Conference. Is conducting
services cach evening during the
week. The service were we'll at
tended last evening, at which tho
evangelist delivered a very eloquent
sermon.
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