The Washington herald., 1922-04-25
JURORS
FINISH HEARING
AT ALEXANDRIA
Expected to Report by
End of Present
Week. -....
TRADE SHOW NEAR
Dancing and Concerts Win Be
Feature of Evening En-
tertainment.
TRADE SHOW NEAR
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The grand jury engaged in probing
the divorce situation started formu-
latinF its report this afternoon, ad
Jourhing to meet again at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The jYrS headed by MAJOR J. NJ.
Duncan. assembled at 10 o'clock in
the Corporation Court room and re-
turncd Indictments IN five criminal
cases.
Several witnesses were heard this
afternoon IN connection with the di-
Norce Investigation. 1t is expected
that by the last of the week the
r"Dort will be ready for presenta-
ZION to the court.
Plans are rapidly being completed
for Alexsndria's first trade exhibit
which will be held at the aTmory
May .. } and 4. The thiTty-four
spaces allotted for exhibition pur
! poses have all been taken.
Included n the exhibits will be aU-
tomobiles. electrical equipment. wom-
fH's and mems clothing. hardware.
Electrical supplies. shoes and many
others Only soft drinks and ice
cream will be sold. Many prizes
and tickets are to be given away
an" there will be dancing and mus
every evening.
The exhibit will be open nightly
! from 7:3O to IL o'clock and the last
day. May Z. there will be A matinee
from $50 until o'clock for the a"
cOmmodation of the people living in
the IrroundinS country
The Royal Order Of Red Deer Of
this city celebrated its first an
7iversaTy Friday night with a ban
"uet at the Hotel Rammel. Among
those who spoke were a. s. Mankin.
] W. wynem. J. William May. J.
NCnt White. DR.. T. r. Cochran.
William Sullivan and Charles San
ford. Seven candidates were initi-
atcd. Plans were made by the
members to go to Washington May
:. when The lodge of that city will
celebrate its first anniversary.
\ total Of 212 arrests were made
ny the police last month, according
:" the monthly report by Police
chief e. T. Goods submitted at an
adjourned meeting Of the police
commissioners tonight at the office
of Mayor J. NJ. Duncan.
William Desmond, Il member of
tho common council from the Sec
nd ward. today announced his can
= Sidacy for city council in the coun-
, kriI-mapager election to be held
June Is.
. Robert 5. Barrett. of this city, has
heen appointed by Gov. E. Lee
Trinkle a member of the board of
visitors to Mount Vernon. Mr.. Bar
rptt formerly served as a member Of
this board when Henry c. Stua :
was governor.
\ musical entertainment will he
given at s D m. tomorrow in the
Westminster Building by seNtet
from Quanticu. directed by Prof.
Slayton. under the auspices ot the
Westminster Mems Bible class. Ad-
mission !s free
The X. Of e. ladies night celebra-
tIon. slated to have heen held to-
night in the X. Of e. Home has
been indefinitely postponed owing
10 the inability Of Admiral Benson
10 attend. He was to have been
the principal speaker but had TO
cancel his engagement. being called
to New York to attend a meeting
Of the shipping Board.
The play entitled. The Spark OF
Life" put on last week at the
Alexandria High School auditorium
hv players of that school. will be
repeated next Friday and Saturday
night for accommodation of those
who were unable to attend pre-
viously.
Representative Percy f. Quin. OF
Nississinpi. will address the Baraca
Ribl. class of the First Baptist
church next Sunday morning. On
Mothers Day. May -. Represents =
tive B. c. Lowery will address the
class.
Funeral services for Lewis F. Ed
len were held this morning at ST.
Narv's Catholic Church. Rav. Louis
Smet. officiating. and burial was in
1t. Mary's Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Buena V.
williams was held this afternoon
at her residence. 3OS South Patrick
street, Rev. Edgar Ca-Denter. rector
Of Grace Episcopal Church. off1ciat-
ing. Burial was in Bethel Gene