The Washington herald., 1920-02-07
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Alexandria. Va, Feb. 6.-The time
limit for candidates who desire to
enter the contest for mayor. council
and aldermen expired at midnight
tonight The list filed with Charles
Bendheim. chairman of the CIT,
Democratic committee. follows: For
mayor, Capt Albert Bryan, Fourth
ward; James NJ. Duncan, Fourth
ward. and William ]. McCaffrey.
First ward. Mayor Fisher. incum-
bent, will not again be a candidate
for office.
There also will be contests for
council In the Second, Third and
Fourth wards. The aldermen in the
four different wards will have no
opposition and they are as follows:
First ward, r. +. Marbury: second
ward, w. w. Ballenger: Third ward,
John T. Harrison; Fourth ward, c.
c. Datcheller.
Candidates for common council in
the four wards. from which two
each are to be nominated, follow:
First ward. ]. ID. Matter and Z. p.
Ticer. incumbents; Second ward. Je-
rome Kaufman. incumbent. r. r.
Downham, J. Harvey Robinson,
Frank c. Pullin and A. ID. Deeton:
Third ward. II. r. Burke. incum-
bent. George Klaus and w. c. Drury
Fourth ward Clinton s. Ballenger.
S. Dcvers, incumbent and w. z.
Risdon.
The only incumbents who are not
candidates for reelection are: Jos-
eph NJ. Armstrong. Second ward.
and August J. Pohl. Third ward.
In addition to the contest for
mayoralty honors there also will be
contests for councilmanic honors
in the Second. Third and Fourth
wards.
Hezekish Mudd, 81 years old. a ma
| tive of this city. died last night in
Washington. The deceased had been
an insaIid for the past twenty-four
years. when he wes stricken with
paralysis. For a number of years ne
operated what was known as Fox's
Ferry. between this city and the
Maryland side of the river.
While engaged in this work he was
stricken. Mr.. Mudd is survived by
three children. Lewis A. Mudd, Wash
ington; Mrs. Mary ]. Fitton and Hor-
ace A. Mudd. both OF this city. The
DONg "oS blONbhA lANlt anu AaAtA ~
Wheatley's mortuay chapel. The
funeral will take place at 9 o'clock
Monday from St Mary's Catholic
Church, and burial will be in st.
Mary's Cemetery.
Mrs. Julie Simpson. wife OF Harry
II. Simpson, died at 1:30 O'Clock this
morning at her residence, 6l2 South
Alfred street. after a short illness.
She is survived by her husband. Her
funeral will take place at = O'Clock
| Tuesday afternoon.
Marvin Javins. 81 years old, died to-
day at his residence. 3l7 North Pitt
street His funeral will take place
! Monday afternoon from his late resi-
| dence, near Franconis. Fairfax
| County.
Miss June Lewis. Is years old.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry Lewis, died yesterday at her
parents home. near Linconia. Fair
I fax County. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. Louis Smet. pastor of st.
Mary NatnOllC InufCn, To-Day oliaNl-
ated at the funeral of Frank Rebec,
who died Tuesday. at st. Mary's Cath
olic Church. Burial was in st. Mary s
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Ida F. Beach,
who died Wednesday, took place this
afternoon from her late residence. 81
| Queen street. Services were conduct
! ed by Rev L. V. Resester. ID. D., pas
tor of the NJ. L. Church, South, and
\ burial was in Bethel Cemetery.
The General Realty Corporation has
| sold to Mrs. Mary Frances Evans the
house and lot at $40 Wolfe street.
! Clifford L. Cole has sold to Virgil y.
Howard lot l6, block S, section /.
George Washington Park
The Knickerbocker Social Club has
| arranged for a valentine dance Febru-
ary l6 in the auditorium of the Eiks'
1 Home.