The Washington herald., 1922-01-18
JUDGE MONCURE,
of ALEXANDRIA,
ssior
sIa7e N DIE III ElTEn
Isad III hEsElsELIE
or
Legislature Unanimously
Him for Seven
- Year Term.
TIE HERALD BUREAU,
A. 8. Doniphan.
TT kim Stree

TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. H.
Judge Robson Moncure was unani-
norsiy reelected Judge Of the Cor
poration Court by the State legis-
lsture today. News Of his re-
election was received early this
afternoon and caused considerable
qualification among his many
friends.
Judge Moncurs was Endorsed for
fe-election by the Alexandria Bar
association at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon. He will MI the
unexpired term of Judge L. C. Bar
ley and his term will end Februarz
"a. 1928.
sIJadge Moneure was appointed to
MI the vacancy caused by Judge
Bariey's resignation May 20. 1890
The appointment was made by Gov.
westmoreland Davis.
Between sixty and sixty-nve gall
Ions of corn whisky were captured
in an automobile by Policemen
Durrer and MaEner this afternoon
and the officers tok into custody
two men. nonresidents, giving the
names of Clifton C. Beahm and ].
H. Parsons The men were in q
high-powered roadster and were
captured at the north end Of Hunt
ing Creek bridge. Both men were
arraigned at a special session Of
The Police Court before Deputy Po-
dice Justice A. B. Elcol, entered
pleas of guilty and were held for
action of the grand jury. Bond
was fixed at $1,000 each.
At a special session of the Police
Court late this afternoon Mrs.
Josephine videll was held for ac-
tion OF the grand jury on $500
bond for an alleged violation Of
the prohibition law. A copper sp-
holding about twenty gall
tons, which the police claimed was
a still" together with quantity
: Of mash was offered in evidence.
Through her attorney. William p.
WoOlls. Mrs. Videll entered a plea
Of not guilty. The copper arrange
ment was recovered at her home on
Duke street by Police sergts. VIII
llinson and Campbell and Privates
Magner and Durrer.
At the Alexandria Hospital to-
night it was stated that the man
suffering from aphasia. who was
brought to that institution yester-
day afternoon, has not yet recov-
cred enough to disclose his Identity.
The police have requested the
Washington authorities TO aid in
finding where he belongs.
Charles Henry Smith, of this city,
member Of the house of delegates.
today was assigned TO the commit
tees on privileges and elections,
courts of justice and enrolment
and bills.
Harry NJ. Hantzmon, who died
yesterday at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. S. c. Black, s24
Princeton street northwest. wash
inEton. for many pears was super
fntendent of the Alexandria gas
,,pIant. and for about ten years held
"a similar position In Charlottesville.
For several years past he had made
his home in Washington. The
funeral will be held at @ clock
!. tomorrow afternoon Mt the residence,
i'si al the OOoy Will De Gent 10 '%nAr-
n lc ttesville for burial. Surviving
'.h.m Gre two daughters, Mrs. BLACK
and Miss Ethel Hantzmon. of Wash
I,ington, and a son. Richard II. Hantz-
rmoR. now in France: also two
hrothers. Charles Hantzmon. this
citS. and Edward y. Hantzmon.
I, Washington, and a sister. Mrs. wal
!, ter Goodson, Washington.
y \ charter has been granted by the
/, state corporation commission to the
4 Mary GUSTS Lee, Seventeenth Vir-
ginia Regiment, No. Z. United
y Daughters of the Conefederacy, of
this, city. Oficers are Mrs. Alberta
LEICESTER Duffey. president; Mrs. ]
. X. Rose. secretary; directors. Mrs.
!, Alberta REGISTER Duffey. Mrs. K. X.
! Rose. Mrs. Emma c. Reid, Mrs.
y dorothy NJ. Morton, Mrs. Frankie S.
. Howell, Mrs. Alice W. Stansbury and
Mrs Naomi Klipstein.