The Washington herald., 1922-07-09
PUBLIC INVITED
TOSTRIKE RALLY
AT ALEXANDRIA
Shopmen Will Present
Their Side of Railway
~
Walk-Out.
MOOSE TO INITIATE
Sec'y Davis Will Attend.
Summer School Opens
Tomorrow.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. s. DOniphan.
To- King street

THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. s. DOniphan.
727 King Street.
- ALEXANDRIA,. Va. July Sin
order that the public may hear their
side of the case. the striking rail-
way shopmen will hold a public
hIass meeti lE. to which women are
especially invited at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the armory.
The men. following their mass meet
ing today at the aTmory, staged a
parade early in the afternoon
Placards bearing the legend, The
railroad men are on strike. be a
man. don't be a scab,'' were worn by
the several hundred men partici-
pating.
The meeting this morning was
addressed by Vice President Van
Horn. Of the blaCksmiths. in charge
of the southeastern district. He
said the strike would probably last
six weeks.
The public summer school. which
wilrs operate until August Is, will
open Monday morning in Lee School
building on Prince street \ total
of l4O have Re sgfstered\ thus far and
il % expected that the\number will
reach zoo. Four teachers will be
on duty. Miss VI. Kroes FCklin, Miss
VI. Angela hewitt. c. A. Ray and
Irving Linds y. Registration will
be continued Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
After the newIy-elected officers
Of Alexandria Council Nc. ). Order
IN
stalled last night. speeches were
made by John H. Trimyer. J. II.
Mansfield and F. W. Ebhardt- The
new president is william Crump.
Installation. was conducted by L. II.
pe Vaughan. : T. Park was in
charge Of the entertainment that
followed.
Virginia Lodge. No. 1875. Loyal Or
der Of Moose. will initiate a large
class at s o'clock Monday night In
the Westminster Building. A num-
bcr Of prominent visitors are ex-
pCCted. among whom are Secretary
Of Labor J. Davis. Assistant Secre-
tary Of Labor F. J. HenninE Mayor
RroeninE Of Baltimore. Members Of
Washington Lodge OF Moose are eN-
pected to attend in a body. The La
dies Legion will serve refreshments
and a social program has been ar
ranged
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Gregory Herbert widow of Col
Arthur Herbert. who died yesterday
afternoon at her residence. Muckross.
Seminary Hill. Fairfax County, will
he held at ; o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the chapel of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, Rev. 5. A.
Wallis. d. D.. officiating, and inter-
ment. which will he private. will be
lin Ivy Hill Cemetery.
PaIIbearers will be Julian T. Burke,
Archie r. Hoxton. George c. stuart,
Frank l.. DainEerfield. S Cooper
Dawson. Arthur H Bryant. e. S
Burke. Taylor and Gardner L. Boothe.
Mrs. Herbert is survived by five
. daughters. Mrs. John p. Hooe. War
renton: Mrs. J. II. NcCauley. Laurel,
Nd: Mrs Robert =. Holt, Newport
News. and Misses Merinne and Flor
ence Herbert. Seminary Hill.
The Alexandria Motor Bus Line has
reorCanized with the election of these
officers: DR.. c f. Outcalt. president:
Kenneth Aitcheson. secretary: H.
Noel Gamer. treasurer I. ". Selfe.
formerly Of Baltimore. is acting gen.
sCral manager.
John n. NCrmOyle. real estate
dealer h Us sold for Frederick W.
StrObeI to Lewis +. Walker a house
and lot on the east side of Fairfax,
between Gibbon and Franklin
streets. Mss Julia c. Brenner has
purchased from Anthony Brenner a
house and lot at the northwest cor
ner Of Columbus and Queen streets
Deeds of conveyance were placed
on record In the office of the clerk
of the court today.
Alexandra Post. American Le-
CfOn. has elected J. Randall Cation
and John Dew Aitcheson delegates
to the State convention of the
American Legion which will be
held in Charlottesville August "a.
Milton Glasgow and T. A. Somers
are alternates.
\ large delegation of Girl Scouts
left by motor truck this morning
for Camp Rust. LoudUun County.
where they will remain for ten
days The equipment used by the
Boy Pioneers of the Y. NJ. c. a
was loaned the girls by K. f. Wal
lace local secretary. The boys
were camping at the same place
and broke camp upon arrival of the
girls this afternoon.