The Washington herald., 1922-08-10
Light Company Official
Announces Material
Has Been Shipped.
GUARDS ASSEMBLE
Fifty Members of Machine
Gun Outfit Leave Today
For Camp.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug. a.
The material for the construction
Of Alexandria's white way on King
street Is on the way to this city.
according to information received
by e. A Feldkeller. general super
intendent Of. the Alexandria Light
and Power Company. The first
section of the material was ship
ped few days ago. The remainder
was shipped today.
The white way will be erected
on seven squares of King street
between Fairfax and Patrick
streets. 1t Is expected to be COM
pleted the latter part Of Septem-
Der.
Part of the cost of the construc-
tion will be borne by the mer-
chants and property owners on the
squares which are to be illumi-
mated
Fifty members of the Alexandria
Machine Gun Company. commanded
by Capt Lawrence Z. Gardner. will
leave here at $40 o'clock tomor-
row morning for a two weeks en-
campment at the State rifle range
at Virginia Beach. Va. Members
VI the COinpdny spent TIE niHut
at the armory. When the company
arrives at Virginia Beach the ad-
vance guard will have a meal
ready for the soldiers. Mackall
r.. Bruin. supply sergeant. has all
of the company's effects packed
for shipment.
A temporary injunction has been
granted in the Corporation Court.
Judge Robinson Moncure. presiding
In the chancery suit of Emmett A.
Taylor against Robert Robinson.
The injunction restraints Robinson
or his associates or employees from
interfering with the complainant.
Taylor. in exercising his rights to
have free and easy access to Shaw
Memorial Chapel Attorney r. B.
Washington represents Taylor.
Robinson is represented by Frank
Stuart.
A farmer soldier carrying the
following sign. painted in large
black letters. passed through here:
MY pal passed out in California
by singing l am earning to pay my
doctor and funeral expenses. I
hope my singing will please you.
for shall do my best that you may
see Mt to contribute and accept my
sincere thanks" 1t was signed
''Ex-soldier 126c970."
Plans have been completed for a
lawn fete which will be given to-
morrow. Friday and Saturday
nights on the lawn opposite the
postoffice at Potomac. Arlington
County. to raise funds for the ben
efit of the railroad strikers.
An important meeting of the
street committee of city council
will be held in the office of the city
engineer at o'clock tomorrow
night. 1t will be the final meet
ing of the committee before the
new council meets, September 1.
While on Russell road. a short
distance north of the city limits.
the automobiles of w. w. Hoxton,
OF North Rosemont, and Walter N.
Spicer. 1918 V street southeast.
Washington, collided last night.
The machine owned by Mr. Spicer
was damaged. No one was injured.
Miss Ruth N. Lacy. "a years old.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Lacy. died last night at the resi-
dence her parents near Accotink,
Fairfax County. The funeral will
take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from Woodlawn Baptist
Church. Burial will be in the cem-
etery at that place
Local officials of the. Southern
Railway Company state that they
have not received orders to fill the
places of the striking men affiliated
with the shop crafts.
The BODY of Coleman B. Spilman,
a resident of this city. who died in
Washington, will be fordwarded to-
morrow to Culpeper. Va, for burial.
Rev. c. B Jackson. d. D., pastor of
the First Baptist Church, and q
number OF deacons of the church
will accompany the body.
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