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foRYCONSIDERED
AT ALEXANDRIA
Members Named to Study
Prospects and Report
In October.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

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TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, April s-The
Y. N. c. A. of this city IL consider
ing obtaining permanent quarters
and equipment. A committee COM
posed Of C. =. Holden. Arthur M,
King and Charles z. Dare has been
appointed BY the directors to study
the question and report In October.
C. C. Lamond. president of the
local organisation. has appointed
chairmen Of committees for the year
as follows: II. B. Cation, physical;
c. Z Dare education; Arthur M
King, boys work: ". 8. Greenaway,
religious work: Urban s. Lambert.
economies; s. W. Pitts: retirement
fund; John G. Graham. social; will
. liam Campbell, foreign work:
Charles F. Holden. finance. Chair
men will name their committees at
the meeting to be held In May. n.
z. wallace was reelected secretary
for another year.
oficers chosen by Post F. Trav-
elers' Protective Association. to
serve for the year follow: J. William
May. president; W. W. Ballenger,
o. II. Kirk. Harry Hammond, S. w.
Pitts wallace Lindsey, wise presi-
dents: ]. H. Trimyer. secretary
treasurer. Chairmen of committees:
A. ID. Brockett, railroad: r. E.
Knight. press: Alfred Thomson.
hotel; c. c. Lamond, good roads; ].
T. Williams, legislative; Mark L.
Price, employment; Harvey Hen
shaw. membership; Rev. DIR. John
Lee Allison. chaplain; directors, ].
William May, H. d. Kirk, Charles
r. Nicholson. ]. Y. Williams, X. W.
Ogden. J. H. Trimyer.
Delegates to the State convention
TO be held in Roanoke, Va. May s
land Z: Amos Cliff. Llewellyn Dyson.
NJ. L. Price, ] NJ Duling. ]. Y. Will
lianns. A. D. Brockett, Hunt Rus
sell, Alfred Thomson, Richard Glib
son. II d. Kirk. W. W. Ballenger.
Philip c. Crilly. Harvey Henshaw.
Alternates: NJ. E. Greene. wallace
Lindsey, L. B. Alexander. f. NJ.
Chichester. Robert P. whitestone.
Harry Hamsond. o. H. Kirk. c. C.
Lamond. r. S. Jones. S. W. Pitts.
X W. Ogden, r. E. knight, Charles
+. Nicholson and W. G. Leadbeater.
Mrs. Mary E. Teschum. grand
lecturer of the order in the District
of Columbia, last night installed the
following new officers of Martha
Washington Chapter. o. E. s.: Mrs.
Louise Wade, worthy matron: DR..
Charles Outcalt, worthy matron;
Mrs. Annie Melcioir. associate ma
iron; Mrs. Ava veach, conductress:
Mrs. Elsie Tennesson. associate cor
ductress: Mrs. Christina Bales.
treasurer; Mrs. Mary Dyson. secre-
tary.
The following appointive officers
also were installed: Adah, Mrs.
Daisy Rison; Ruth. Mrs. Ruth
Hayes; Esther. Mrs. Helen Nails:
Martha, Miss Bessie Phillips; Electa,
Mrs. Inez Shelton; chaplain, Mrs.
Anna Forbes; marshal. Mrs. Susan
Luckett; organist. Thomas Jones
warden. Mrs. Rena Fletcher; senti-
mel. George Zachary.
Mrs. Hamon BeirIrs funeral took
place this morning at IL o'clock
from the residence of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Nails, 227 south
Fairfax street. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. z. B. Jackson.
The will of Charles n. thinner
. man. dated August 81, 1909, and with
a codicil dated July %, 1918, has
been probated in the Circuit Court
for this city. He bequeaths his es-
tate to his three children. Henry c.
and Charles p. Zimmerman and
Mrs. Louise Jones. The estate is
valued at about $4,000.
A camp in the suburbs of the city
for touring automobiles is being
considered by The automobile bu-
reau of the Chamber of Commerce
and q committee composed of ]. L.
W. Timberman. Claude W. Fletcher
and Mayor James NJ. Duncan has
been appointed with power to act in
the matter.
william G. Simpsons funeral took
place this afternoon from his late
residence, 213 Wilke street. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. d. H.
Martin.
Funeral services for Capt Henry
Graham were held this afternoon at
Z clock at his late residence, 5I3
Prince street, and were conducted
by Rev. s. A. Wallis. rector of Brad
dock Episcopal Chapel.