The Washington herald., 1921-06-09
DEMOCRATS MEET
AT TALEXANDRIATO
PLAN CAMPAIGN
Party Nominees Selected
For Primaries to Be
Held in August.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 3. Doniphan,
~ king street.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, JUNE g.
The city democratic committee al
a meeting held tonight in the roons
of the chamber of commerce. pre-
sided over by Capt Albert Bryan,
went, over the papers of all Of the
candidates in the democratic prt-
mary which will be held August 2.
The following candidates, who are
unopposed, were declared the parry
nominees " s Greenavay, clerk
Of the courts; Thomas W. Robinson
city treasurer; Charles H Callahan,
con- rnnissioner of revenue; h Noel
Gamer, corporation attorney; R. II
Cok.scity sergeant. L F. Price CIT
eauditor. Othr candidates VINO
have opposition and whose papers
weref found correct are: For tax
collector. p F. German, incumbent,
ana George s French: for clerk OF
gas Frederick W. Eberhart. in
cumbent Carther H Smith and
Frederick Schneider; for common
wealth attorney, Howard W. Smith,
incumbent. and W. C Snow; for
police Justice, F. G. Duvall, Frank
Stuart and Aylett b Nicol, new can
didates; for the state legislature,
to represent this city and Airing
ton county, Charles Henry Smith. }.
w. Collins. of this city, and Capt
E w. Jordan, of Arlington county.
Fire Chief E ]. McDermott who
was recently electer. tonight was
presented with an aluminium helmet
and a rubber coat by the members
of the Columbia Fire Engine COM
pany at a meeting held at the COM
panYs house A buffet supper was
served. Chief McDermott for many
years was a member of the Columbia
company.
The president of the Old Dominion
Boat club has appointed the follow
ing committees: Membership-C.
Fletcher Dyson, John l. Curtin, Har-
old v. Quigley; to revise constitu-
tion and by-laws-Dr. John T. Ash
ton. G. H Wingate. E E. Carver,
John l. Curtin. J. T. Preston. jr.
The question of the erection of a
Y. n. c. a building in this city was
discussed by the board of directors
at a meeting in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce. A committee
named to consider the proposition,
of which c. F. Holden is chairman,
viii make a final report on the
proposition before October, it was
announced A Washington architect
was here and went over the tenta-
tive plans for the building.
The siness-Professional wom-
ems club will meet next Tuesday
at the rooms of the chamber of
commerce. A supper at o'clock
with precede the business meeting.
BY a score of 10 to the Meth
odist Episcopal south Sunday school
baseball team this afternoon defeat
ed the First Baptist church Sunday
school club.
The Salvation army will hold a
tag day here Saturday, when so
young women will sell tags on the
street Those who will engage in
the work will hold a meeting at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Uhler, 121
North Washington street. On Sat-
urday night the Citizens band will
give a concert at King and Wash
ington streets in connection with
the affair.
Arrangements have been made by
Alexa ndria lodge No. 75S, Benevo-
lent and Protectile Order of Elks,
to hold flag day services next Tues
day night at its home
The Pioneers of the city will give
their first track and field meet at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on
the high school grounds
Abe L Cohen purchased from c.
T. Blunt a two story brick house
on the south side of King, between
Henry and Fayette streets.
Crescent lodge No. 80, /. o. o. F.,