The Washington herald., 1921-12-11
CORONER'S JURY
VIEWS MARSHALL
DINWIDDIE'S BODY
Alexandria Session Ad-
jOurns to Meet in
Clarendon.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. s. Doniphan,
7o7 King Street

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ter viewing the body of Marshall
Dinwidd e. Alexandria banker and
secretary of the Claren-
don Trust Company, who was killed
today by being struck by a car at
Arlington Junction, on the Falls
Church division of the Washington
Virginia Railway, a coroner's jury
tonight adjourned to meet at 1880
o'clock Tuesday night at Arlington
County Courthouse, when testimony
will be heard. DR.. b. II. Swain of
Ballston, Arlington County. pre-
sided. The jury was composed of
N A. Rees. william Morgan, 2. o.
Hines, Gardner Orrison. George
Sebastian and H. c. Saffell.
Mr. Dinwidd'e left Alexandria
shortly before o'clock this morn
ing over the washington-Virgi
Railway and after detraining at
Arlington Junction he walked over
to make connection with a car for
Clarendon and was struck by a
ncrthbound car from Fairfax. His
skull was crushed and he died In
the ambulance before the vehicle
reached the Emergency Hospital in
Washington. The body was brought
here and taken to Wheatley's
chapel and prepared for burial. II
will be taken to his home tomorrow.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Mr. D'nwiddie lived at 200 North
Alfred street Besides his wife he
Is survived by two children, John
NJ. Dinwiddie and Miss Louise Din
widdie.
He was born in Charlottesville, and
had lived here most of his life. In
his early days he was connected
with the passenger department Of
the Southern Railway Company in
Washington, and afterward he en-
tered the banking business, and for
fourteen years was employed by the
Citizens National Bank of AleXan-
dTia, and for the past two and a
half years had been cashier of that
bank He resigned october 81 to
accept a position as secretary-treas-
urer of the Arlington Trust Com
pany. which is scheduled to open
December Is. He was treasurer Of
the Alexandria Building and Loan
Association and a member of the
board of stewards of the NJ. f.
Church South.
He was prominently identified
with the Masonic fraternity. being
past master of Andrew jackson
Lodge. No. 1870: past high priest of
Mount Vernon Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons, and past eminent COM
mander of Old Dominion Com
mandery, No. IL, Knights Templar.
Federal prohibition agents this
afternoon visited the neighborhood
of Potter's Hill. Fairfax County
Ibout seven miles south OF Alexan-
d-ia. and captured three stills OF
thirty. twenty-five and ten gallons
rapaciJy, and destroyed about 1900
gallons of mash. They took into
custody a colored man giving the
name of Henry Ward. who denies
ownership of the stills. He is being
held for investigation.
The raid was made by J. ]. Hud-
gins. deputy collector of internal
revenue; S. W. Davis and Thomas d.
Durrett. assisted by Policemen Mag
Constable F. ]. Wease, of Fairfax
County.
Abt iAAhlllb -lOlludN llt NltAdn'
dria Motor Bus Line will increase
its fare between Alexandria AND
Washington from 10 to Is cents fol
single trips. 1t will also put or
eiEhJ-trip tickets for 81. Abou
January l a fifty-two trip tickle
good for one person will be pu
on, to cost $500.
Officers chosen by Relief Trucl
and Engine Company No. l at it!
annual meeting last night at tn,
company's house on prince stree
were Frank Stuart, president: Rob
ert Lucas. first vice president
George Peake, second vice presi
dent; Norman Treakle. secretary
/ Robert welch. recorder; Harr,
Bladder. treasurer: Alfred Martin
captain: Fred Schneider. jr.. frs
lieutenant; Manard Robey. secon,
lieutenant: Clarence HansborouCs,
commander. of hose: Edward Rich
ards. assistant commander of hose
The old Relief Truck and Engin,
Company No. !. now out of service
held its annual meeting last nigh
at the Friendship Fire Company,
house on South Alfred street anC
elected these officers for 'the year
!. Edward Shinn, president; n. :.
Reynolds. first vice PRESIDENT: w
II. Wood. jr.. second vice president.
i. ID. Moore. secretary: A. r. Fair
treasurer: 6. B. Devaughan. re.
corder; II. E. Wood, captain: n
Reach. first lieutenant; f. c. Pitt
second lieutenant; G. E. johnson
commander of hose.
Following a hearing in the Po-
lice Court today Raymond O'Dwyer
Of Washington. was sentenced to
serve six months in Jail for an AS
sault on Policeman George Nails
November 10. He noted an appeal
to the Corporation Court and was
|. released on bail.
The body of Mrs. Virginia Cor.
nell, 81 years old, who died last
night at the Alexandria Hospita,
will be shipped tomorrow morning
to Clifton, Va. for burial She is
survived by her husband and one
child. She was a native of Clifton.
Rev. John Lee Allison. d. n. pas.
tor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. will celebrate his tenth an
niversary as pastor of that church
tomorrow and at the morning serv-
ice will give a brief report of the
work done by him here during the
past ten years. Rev. Sidney Peters.
ID. D., will also speak
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