The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-04-22
ALEXANDRIA'S ~
CAMPAIGN LIST Is
NEARLY COMPLETE
Commander-in-Ch Chief Car
lin Announces Addi-
tional Officers.
DRIVE OPENS MAY l
Army of More Than 100 Will
Canvass for Contri-
buttons.
DRIVE OPENS MAY 1
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. =. DOniphan.
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Arrangements for the $4,000 drive
for a Y. NJ. c. A. building here. from
May 1 to 6. are nearing completion.
Capt. c. Keith CarIin Is COM
mander-in-chief of the campaign
and others announced today are:
N. w. Lee. State secretary OF the
Y. NJ c. A, campaign director:
Kirk E. Wallace. local secretary Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. general secretary.
The flying squadron is composed OF
w. A. Smoot. chairman: c. c. La
mond. c. c. Carlin. George f. War
field. Arthur II. Bryant and Judge
J. X. NJ. Norton.
Those named as division generals
are Mayor James NJ Duncan. Car
roll Pierce, Irwin Diener and Ken
meth w. Ogden. Executive commit
tee. Arthur Herbert. Gardner l..
BoOthe. Urban S. Lambert. william
II. Sweeney. Howard W. Smith.
Mrs. Harry p. Cation. Charles u.
Swan. l.. II. Dudley. Robert s.
Jones. Miss Lucy NJ. Graves. Mrs
NJ. l.. Horner. Or. Kate Waller
Barrett. Capt. c. Keith CarIin, w.
Albert Smott. c. e. Lamond, George
f. warfeId. Arthur II. Bryant.
Judge J. X VI. Norton. Mayor
James NJ. Duncan. Carroll Pierce.
irwin Diener. Kenneth W. ogden,
NJ W Lee and Kirk L. Wallace.
\ meeting Of the division gem
erals win be held Tuesday night to
select captains. Each Of the cap
tains will select FIVE team lieu
tenants and this will make an or
ganization OF more than 1870.
Headquarters of the committee
are at the bachelor club.
Another mass meeting will he
held next Wednes day night at the
armOry when more candidates will
be nominated for the council man
ager election and a platform will
be adopted. II is understood that
a number of labor men and others
are behind the meeting.
Others not Endorsed by any meet
ing also contemplate running.
Fifty-two days remain between now
and election day. June 10. and all
candidates must have their notices
in thirty days prior to election.
Members Of the Kiwanis Club will
attend the NJ f. Churcw South.
Sunday night at s o'clock. and hear
sermon by Rev. f. V. REGISTER.
d d The members will meet at
the office Of Graham and ogden.
The Kiwanians have elected J.
Randall Cation FIRST vice president
to fn the vacancy caused by the
promotion Of Urban $. Lambert to
the presidency of the club. and
they have chosen Gardner l.
Roothe. second vice president. Mr..
Cation and Nelson 7. Snyder were
chosen delegates to the convention
Of the Kiwanians to be held in
Toronto. Can. and Or. T. r. Coch-
ran and Douglas Lindsey alter
mates.
The raulist choir tonight gave
their sacred concert in st. Mary
Church. Included in the program
were a number Of old time South
ern melodies. The choir. consisting
of fifty boys and twenty men, was
under the direction Of Father Finn.
The church was Tacked to capacity.
A musical was given tonight in
the Young Peoples building for the
benefit Of the Citizens Band and
| the Improved Order of Redmen.
At a meeting of the Alexandra
Rod and Gun Club last night an
nouncement was made that the
United States Department OF Fish
cries had given assurance, that
within a short time Bull Run and
Goose Creek will be literally
stocked with bass and Cameron Run
with trout. The meeting was pre-
sided over by H. Edwin Gentry.
-Four new members were elected.
Alexandria Council. Fraternal
Americans. at 4 meeting held in
| Pythian Temple, tonight, heard re-
ports from the delegates who at
tended the grand council in New
York.
John ]. MCwilliams and Miss
Margaret NJ. NucWilliams have sold
to George L. Downham lots Is and
10. block l. section /. George Wash =
inCton Park.
The date Of the banquet to he
given by Alexandria Post. Ameri-
can Legion. has been changed from
Nav will ha maid