The Washington herald., 1921-07-01
ALEXANDRIA COP.
WILLPLACE CITY
TICKET In FIELD
Mass Meeting to Select
Delegates to State
Convention.
THE HERALD BUREAU.


TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 3O.-The
sepnoiicans will put a city ticket
the field in the election next No
emoer. Preliminary plans for this
sere made tonight at the city Re-
suoiican convention held in the au-
heor1um of the Chamber of Com
aeree. presided over by John u.
chkartmann, city chairman. The
andidates will be nominated on the
isht OF July 21. it was stated. The
onyention nominated F. Clinton
Aniht for the legislature
The convention was addressed by
frs- Charles A. Strauss who spoke
n the work being done for the
1ty's betterment through the
eague of Women Voters
Hereafter, F. Clinton knight,
tated as far as this city is con-
erned the Republicans will place a
icket in the field every election.
The following were elected dele
ates to the State Republican con-
ention which will be held in Nor
ok July IA: Mrs. Charles A.
trauss, Mrs. Albert Lucas, Mrs.
ieorge Kimball and Mrs. Louis
Iardin and Messrs. Thomas Bayne,
rank p. wolfford. Charles Stoler.
:harles A. Strauss. o. P. Angelo,
harles Dovney, William Chauncey.
harles A. Deane. W. S. Risdon, d.
wolfford. d. E. Robey. William
- Jolly. Louis Hardin. Ferdinand
)evaughan, James Callan. ]. Armi
tead sEggborn and F. Clinton
might
The foregoing delegates will
ave the privilee of casting Alexan-
ria's nine votes at the State con-
ention.
About twenty-five attended the
neeting.
Abram Hews Smyth. Al years old.
led last night at the Alexandria
IospitaL He was manager of the
Emerson Pump and Valve Company
I the head of King sereet. an ex-
ert machinist and had patented a
OK Besides his wife. he is sur
unsber of articles, including a mail
ived By his mother. Mrs Caroline
Smyth: two sisters, Miss Mary II.
myth of this city and Mrs. John
Pryor. Pacific Grove. Cal, and a
rother, James S. Smyth, this city
he body was taken to the home IN
he Rosemont apartment, 4H Duke
treet from whence the funeral Will
AXE place at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Georze E. Fogg. for the past
hirty-ye consecutive years employed
~ the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
.onpany and the Washington Ter
nir,al Company. in Washington, as
,oilermaker. has been retired on a
,ension. Mr.. Fogg's retirement came
m his SEVENTEEN birthday May Il
Mrs. Louise E. Wade, worthy ma
ron of Martha Washington Chapter
10. AZ. Order of Eastern Star. has
eceived a letter of thanks from Ma
ION Commandery. No. 36. Knights
,ennplar, Marion. Ohio. for hospital
ty extended them on their recent
pilgrimage to this city.
Emmett Reid Dunn. son of Mr.. and
1rs. Emmett Clarke Dunn, who has
,een visiting here recently, has re-
,eiyed the degree of Phi. D. at Har-
ard University. He will said for
. Mexico July to collect specimens
sor the Harvard Museum of Com
oarative Zoology. He has ACCEPTED
4 position for the next year as as
yistant professor at Smith College,
northampton, Mass.
Attorney James r. Cation this af-
:ernoon spoke before the Kiwanis
Club at the weekly luncheon in the
Westminster building, taking for his
mbject the city manager plan.
5eorge E. wareld, president of the
dub. presided and boost. prizes were
distributed by ]. Randall Cation, jr.
The semiannual installation of off,
erss WILDE held tomorrow night by
alexandria Council. No. 5, Order of
'raternal Americans. Several ma
ional representatives will be pres
nf addraS