The Washington herald., 1920-02-01
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Alexandria. Va. Jan. s1.-A subor-
dinate caravan Of the Order of Cam
els soon will organize In this city. Il
10 announced. II IL q. new frsternal
organization formed for the purpose
or projecting personal liberty.
Headquarters Of the Grand Cara
van are located at Milwaukee. II 10
announced that the order is on rec
ord as opposed to prohibition. and
during the next several years Il Is
expected to wage a campaign for
the repeal OF amendment OF the
eighteenth constitutional amendment.
Louis M. Kotecki. city comptroller
of Milwaukee, is grand sheik and
Claude r. Diegle, secretary. Plans
are being made to enroll 5000. 900
members In the country in the next
two years.
A Citizens Association will be or
ganized Monday night in Odd Fell
lows Hall A call for the meeting
has been sent 10 a number of citi-
zens by J. T. Luckett, secretary pro
tenn. II is stated that the purpose OF
the association Is to secure better
conditions in the city.
The preliminary meeting was held
C
the organisation was discussed.
At Monday nights meeting officers
will be elected. and IL is stated that
application will be made to the
State Corporation Commission for a
charter.
These officers have been chosen by
the women's Missionary Society OF
the NJ. f. Church. South: Mrs. W. NJ
Reardon. president: Mrs. George r.
Hill. vice president: Mrs. Charles Z.
-Outcalt, superintendent Of young peo-
| pie; Mrs. Annie Bruce. superintendent
OF juniors: Mrs. Charles +. Dare. su-
perintendent of social service: Mrs
Bernard b. Broyn. superintendent OF
supplies; Mrs. Z. f. Carver. superin-
tendent of study and publicity: Mrs.
George w. Keys. recording secretary:
Mrs. Ralph Steele, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. o. p. Angelo. treasurer:
Mrs. Irving Brawner. local treasurer:
Mrs. Annie Pullman. agent for
Voice" Mrs. Charles Smithers. plan
| ist.
Mrs. Emma A. Norris, widow of j.
Edward Norris. died today at her resi-
dence, 30s South ST. Asaph street.
after n long illness. Mrs. Norris Is
survived by three sons and two daugh-
] tiers, as follows: George A. Norris.
/ Charles T. Norris and Rudolph Nor
ris. this city: Mrs. Henry Burroughs.
| Washington. and Sister Mary Agnolie,
Fresno. Calf
Mrs. Robert Evans. wife Of Samuel
Evans, died yesterday afternoon al
her residence. 9Os Gibbons street. The
deceased was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Simpson. Besides her
husband, she is survived by eight chill
dren.
Robert Lee Adams. % years old. a
| Southern Railway fireman. died las,
night at go South Patrick street The
body was shipped this afternoon by
Demaine & Son. undertakers. to North
Garden, Va, for burial.
4 big bazar tonight was opened
in the auditorium of the Elks' Home
under the, auspices of the Chicago
Club OF that lodge. The AFFAIR was
well patronized. 1t will end Feb
ruary :. The hall is prettily
decorated and special attractions
are to be given nightly. Many
valuable prizes will be disposed of.
There viii be dancing each night.
Rev. w. ]. Morton. ID. D., rector
lof Christ =. f. Church. this city.
left today to visit his father. DIT.
Charles Bruce Morton. who fell at
his home in Spottsylvania County
and fractured his hip.
Henry Callan has sold TO Abra-
ham Potosky the store and dwell
ing at the southwest corner of CO.
iumous and Princess streets. A deed
Oh conveyance was recorded TODAY.