The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
RESIDENTS SEEK
POLICE STATION
FOR RoSEMONT
Suburbs Petition In
dorsed by Alexandra
Commissioners.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. q. Doniphan.
TT King Street.


ALEXANDRIA. va, March Is
me Rossmont Citizens Association
konisht petitioned the police conn
k.issioners to open asubpolice sta
kion at Rosemont Station. They
kgreed to provide the necessary re-
bairs to the station. The communi-
kation was signed by H Hammond.
president. The commissioners IN
horsed the proposition and submit
led II to the city council
The commissioner elected walter
Nv. Cline and George w. Welker
members of the police force to MI
khe vacancies caused by the resfg-
nations OF Heber J. Thompson and
Peter Hall, jr. The monthly report
b Chief Goods showed that l2s ar
rests were made during the past
month. ~
Everything is in readiness for the
Kyle show parade tomorrow night
il 1850 o'clock, There will be many
boats in line, with the ire depart
|hent and the Citizens band. The
Sarade will form in Washington
|freet and will march east on Cam
ron to Fairfax and thence west on
King to Payne, south on Payne to
commerce, countermarch on Com
herce to King and down King to
FAIRFAX and disband. The mer-
Ihants will formally open the style
how at o'clock tomorrow morn
Dhg. The affair will be under the
auspices of the retail merchants
bureau of the chamber of commerce.
Y George z. Price, 81 years old. died
Il 10 o'clock this morning at his
|esidence. 11S North Fairfax street.
fhe deceased was a retired retail
md wholesale fish dealer and for
bany years conducted a stand in
he city market with the late j.
Frank Cook. He also for a number
f years was engaged in the fish
acking business. He Is survived
II three daughters, Miss Esther ".
rice, Miss NJ Katherine Price and
lrs. James R Mansfield. He also
eaves three sisters, Mrs. E. Down
nam. Mrs. Alice Gronau and Mrs.
ouisa NJ. Smith.
The funeral will be held at 8
|. m Friday from the residence.
ervices will be conducted by Rev.
3. v. REGISTER. d. D.. pastor Of the
Il. E Church South, and burial will
|ye in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery.
These officers have been elected
|y Martha Washington Chapter, No.
+, Order of the Eastern Star: Mrs.
louise Z. Wade, worthy mAtron;
Pr. Charles Z. Outcalt, worthy
|atron; Mrs. Annie Melchoir, asso-
bate matron; Mrs. Mary Dyson.
kcretary; Mrs. Christian Bales,
Feasursr; Mrs. Ada Yeach, con-
|uctress; Mrs Elsie Tennesson, as
|ociate conductress.
Omcers named by the worthy
patron are as follows: Mrs. Anna
FORBES. chaplain; Mrs. Susan Luck
p. marshal; Thomas Jones, or
|knist; Mrs. Daisy Risdon. Adah:
frs. Ruth Hayes. Ruth; Mrs. Helen
Bowman Nails. Esther; Miss Bessie
(hillips, Martha; Mrs. Inez Shelton.
flecta: Mrs. Rena Fletcher, warder;
Feorge w. Zachary. sentinel. The
ewly elected ofacers will be in
falled in April.
Next Sunday night a Lenten can
hta, "Penitence, Pardon and
feace." will be presented by the
|hotr Of Christ Episcopal Church
nder the direction of James Dick
bison. The soloists are: Mrs.
Feorge z. Pickett. soprano; William
: Dove, barytone; Mrs. Charles G.
lennon, organist.
The funeral of George whitton,
Fho died Sunday. was held this aft
|rnoon from the residence on South
atrick street. Services were con-
fucted by Rev. John Lee Allison,
\. D., pastor Of the Second Presby-
brian Church. Burial was in Bethel
|emetery.
Miss Catherine Dean and James
= Upton were married last night at
he parsonage OF the M. z. Church
louth by Rev. z. v. REGISTER, pas
pr.