The Washington times., 1920-02-05
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
! AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Ale4aDdFia Post Of Legion to Hold
Memorial Services On
- February 22. =
The Times Bureau,
7o3 King street.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 5.rAlex-
andria Post OF the American Legion
met at the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce last evening. Plans were
perfected for the holding OF exer-
cises on February %, in honor Of
those who gave up their lives in the
war. at the Richmond Thestcr, at
which time the certificates will be
awarded to the next OF kin Of tho
deceased soldiers.
The matter OF the Legion giving
play on the 10Th and ;oth OF next
April was discussed but no action
taken.
In the clerks office of the Corpor-
alton court this morning the follow
ing deed was admitted to record:
Robinson Moncure. special eommis-
sioner,.to Isaac Hall and wife, a house
and the tract of"srounh at the corner
of Franklin and Fayctte streets.
This is the old Evans property.
The Old Dominion Boat Club held
meeting at the club house on the river
front last night. The secretary was
instructed to have membership cards
ready for the next meeting. The
question OF giving an excursion to
Marshall Hall this summer was dis
cusscd, and the secretary was in
structed TO see what dates were open
in August.
Carroll G.. Ross and Marshall T.
Lcef were elected to membership It
was ordered that the secretary sub
scribe to six magazines and two Sun
day newspapers for the club reading
Fol ss,,y y,,;k
appointed to SOC about purchasing a
photograph for the club: l.. n. Dud-
Icy. &. Fletcher Dyson and j. r. Pres
ton. The Importance OF members
who purchase canoes getting a guar
antec from the manufacturers was
discussed.
\ special meeting will be held later
in the month to decide on inviting
the southern Rowing Association to
hold its annual regatta in Alexandria.
The funeral of the lato Miss Annie
HARTLEY WAS held from st. Mary's
Catholic Church this morning and
was largely attended. The Rev. Law
renee Kelly assistant pastor, offici-
ated, and burial was in st. Mary's
Cemetery. 49,. ...
The funeral of Frederick Arndt was
held from the Frer Methodist Church
this afternoon ut L o'clock. The
funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Kelly, tho pastor. The
body was sent 10 'OaKton, Va, for
burial
The funeral of Edward Elliott was
held from the late home, at lis Wolfe
street, this afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rcv.
William Winston, assistant pastor Of
st. Msry's Church. Burial was in
Bethel Cemetery.
Announcement has been. made of
the marriage in Rockville last Tues
day OF Miss Katherine NJ. thinner
man and Frederick n. Schneider, both
OF this city. The, ceremony WAS per-
formed by the Rev. Millsrd T.. Min
nick, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. ....
The. state corporation commission
has granted a'charter to the Acme
Auto Top. Company, incorporated, OF
Alexsndris, Va. Capital stock at
from $4,000 to $4,000 ofncers are
Edwin c. Jones, PRESIDENT; James A.
Purcell, secretary; Joseph A, Kerney
and Simon d.. BRONSON; all OF Wash
inston.
Tomorrow is the lsst day for those
who uish TO be candidates in the cleo
tion of April,6 to file notices with
Charles Bendheini, chairman OF the
city Democratic COMMITTEES.
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