The Washington herald., 1922-09-21
ALL SOUTHERN RAIL.
STRIKERS BACK in.
ALEXANDRIA SHOPS.
Potomac Yards Employees
Declare They Will
Keep Up Fight.
FINISH POWER LINE
Jews Will Begin Observance,
Of Rosh HashOnnah
Tomorrow.
FINISH POWER LINE
THE HERALD BUREAU,

A. .. DonlphAn,
=2T King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. co.
All Southern Railway employees,
who went on a strike July /, are
back on the job. Apart from those
who went to work last night
practically all of the others re-
turned this morning.
The men declare that about ESQ
strikebreakers who had been en-
ployed at the Southern left either
last night or today. and today
there was hum of general activity
at the yards.
All strikeDreakers are off the
Job as are also the special officers
who have been employed to guard
the yards. The local strikers
numbered about 300.
There was satisfaction not only
among the men but among the
railroad officials as well that the
strike is settled and the return
OF the men was hailed with salts
faction by their families.
The 300 men employed at the
Potomac railroad yards are still
out and there is no indication OF
rail strikers headquarters today
when they will return. At the
rail strikers headquarters today
they held their daily meeting, but
there was nothing to give out
other than that they will continue
the fight
N. B. Harlow is erecting for
lease to the Alexandria Garage
Corporation handsome garage
building at the head of King street
The building will be brick and two
stories high and of marble stucco
with tile roof and there will be an
apartment on the second floor. On
the first floor will be a display, and
rest room. In the rear of the main
building proper will be a structure
for the repair of automobiles. Ira
cannon is the contractor and the
architect is W. Leon Clark. There
also will be a service station in
connection with the garage
The Fairfax and LOudoun Light
and Power Company. which will
furnish both light and power to
residents OF certain parts of Fair
fax County. expect to complete the
construction Of the line, a distance
of twenty-five miles, within the
next thirty days. This company
will secure its power from the
Alexandria Light and Power Com
Pany and it proposes to furnish
lights to Fairfax. Herndon. Vienna.
OaktOn. Dunn LOrinS. lakewood.
Annandale and LinCOlnia.
The work of grading the road
known as the Little River turnpike
d distance of twelve miles has been
completed and the construction
work is progressing rapidly. This
road will extend from Alexandria
to Fairfax court House and will be
an important road to the Alexan-
dria business interests.
judge Robinson MOncure of the
Corporation Court has sustained
the demurrer in the case against
James W. Lucas. cOlored, whose
automobile is alleged to have struck
and killed Clarence woodward. At
tOrney Edmund Burke represented
Lucas. This case. therefore, will
have to he presented to another
grand jury in the Corporation
Court.
Services in observance of Rosh
HashOnnah will be held Friday
evening at 7:3O o'clock at the syna-
EO=ue. There also will be services
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
The trial Of Webster Churchill,
cuIOred. indicted on charge of kill
ing William 4. (alias DUnk) Dade.
CUlOred. is slated to begin at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Corporation court. Judge Robinson
NOncurc presiding. Churchill will
he represented by Attorney Robert
Thomas and the State by Common
weaIth's Attorney Howard W. Smith.
Another Iar-C crowd tonight
greeted the players in the historical
pageant on BaEEett's field and
which again scored hit. Repre-
sentative II. Walton Moore delivered
an address
Rev. F. Il Jackson n. D., pastor
"f the First Baptist Churh, has in
d0rsed the movement for a free pub
lie library for the city.