Evening star., 1920-01-11
ALEXANDRIA.

| ALEXANDRIA, Va. January ia
| special grand jury has been sum-
moned by Judge =: 9. barley TO
o'clock Monday morning, when a
number of criminal cases Will De
presented.
This jury is composed Of the fol-
! lowing: T. L. Carter, Carroll w.
]. T. Preston, David n Hulfish. A. s
Doniphan, j. NJ. Reed and w. a.
The January term OF the corpqra-.
ton court also viii convene Monday
The first meeting Of the city coun-
Gil since that body adjourned for the
Christmas holidays. December 9,
will be held Tuesday night. A large
volume of routine business that has
accumulated since then will be pre-
sented for consideration.
1t also is expected that joint
session will be held for the purpose
of electing three school trustees.
Some time ago the council elected
George E. Warfield. Harry Hammond
and T. Clifton Howard from the first,
third and fourth wards, respectively,
and they failed to qualify.
Mrs. Padgett wife of Millard F.
Padgett. was painfully injured by
being struck by train over the
Washington-V Virginia railway at Del
Ray Thursday afternoon. She is be-
ing treated at her home by DIR. s.
B. Moore.
officers chosen by Friendship Coun-
Gil. No. 2S, Sons and Daughters of
Liberty, follow: Nellie Peyton. coun-
cilor; William Dawson, assistant
councillor; Edna Henderson, vice coun-
cilor; Catherine Sullivan, assistant
vice councillor; Flora Courtney, re-
cording secretary; Kate Grimm, as
sistant recording secretary; Charles
Herbert, financial secretary; ]. F.
Pettey, treasurer; Lillian Allen, guide !;
Henry Baker, inside guard: Elmer
Cupp. outside guard; William Dawson,
trustee for eighteen months; Edna
Henderson. trustee for twelve months;
Melvin Sprouse. trustee for six
months; Edna Henderson and Nellie
Peyton. representatives to the State
Council.
Mrs. Elsie Campbell, wife of Clar-
ence E. Campbell. died at 9 o'clock
this morning at the Alexandria Hos
pital. She is survived by her husband.
The body was taken to her late home
| TOT Pendleton street.
! Funeral services for Walter p.
Moore. f1fty-two years old, who died
yesterday afternoon, will be held at
2 o'clock Monday afternoon at his
late residence, 1909 Prince street. His
| wife and several children tsurvive
| him.
| Capt Charles Leo McKenney has
sold to Capt. Henry A. Hayden of
King George county, Va, the power
/ boat d. p. Milford The purchase
price was s2,500. This boat will be
used by the purchaser for freighting
and carrying oysters
| A large number of members of the
Relief hook and ladder company to-
night enjoyed social session at that
company's house, given by the newly
elected officers. Speeches were made
by a number of those present.
| Mrs. L. w. Evans has sold to Clar.
ence Allan lot at the northwest cor
| ner Of Fairfax and 1st streets and
also a lot on the south. side Of 1st
] between Fairfax and Royal streets.
| The monthly meeting of the board
of directors Of the chamber Of com
merce is scheduled to be held at s
| o'clock Monday night in the rooms of
| that organization.
! A dance was given tonight in the
auditorium of the Elks' Home by the
! Alexandria Assembly.
| Several candidates will be initiated
| by Alexandria Lodge OF Efks az A
meeting of that organization Monday
night.