The Washington times., 1922-03-15
WHITE WAYFOR
ALEXANDRIA IS
NOWD|sCUSSED
City Council Decides to Refer
Project to Committee
For. Action.

ror Action.s
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, March 49,
The Great White Way" for Alex
andria seems now to be nearer than
at any time heretofore as the COM
mon council last evening copcurred
I'm the action of the board Or alder
men. in referring the two ordinances
on the subject to the joint commit
| tees on light. finance, and streets.
The White Way will extend from
Fairfax street to Patrick street IL the
committee reports favorably on the
matter.
Council appropriated $3.50 for new
tires for No. L fire engine, and $2s1
| for the purchase of new batteries for
the fire department.
According to an ordinance adopted,
( all owners o. trucks and moving vans
will in the future be Obliged to re-
port to police headquarters when
they move household goods. The
police also are required TO keep a
record of these removals.
The funeral OF the late William III.
Tothill was held from his home. $50
South Fairfax street this afternoon.
The funeral cortege wendell its way
TO the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, where the Rev. r. V. REGISTER
conducted the funeral services. Burial
was In Bethel Cemetery.
Alexandria Lodge OF Elks has
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Exalted ruler.
| DR.. J. j. Garvey; esteemed leading
| knight, w. f. Moore; esteemed
royal knight, Howard D. Carter:
esteemed lecturing knight. f. j..
| McDermott: trustee for period OF
three years. Gettys Meyers; secre-
tary. George w. Bontz, jr. These
officers will be Installed on April 10.
The Teachers and Officers Asso-
citation OF the Methodist Protestant
Church have elected the following
! officers: superintendent. r. w. Eb-
| hardt; assistant superintendent.
/ primary department, Mrs. Charles
ment. Mrs. William T. Penn: super
intendent cradle roll department.
Mrs. r. w. Ebhardt; field superin-
tendent, Frank w. Deeton; active
secretary of school. Milton Penn;
secretary emeritus of school. Thorn.
an Simpson; assistant secretary OF
school. Hammond Newton: secre-
larry OF association. Paul Lindsey;
! treasurer, Norman Roberts; pianist.
Mas Julia Lindsey: assistant plan.
iat, Miss Ethel Allen; chorister OF
school. Robert ]. Ayers.
'"IIistoric England" will be the
subject OF lecture 10 be deliv-
cred by Lieut.. Dennis Whittle, NJ.
! g.. OF the British army. at the
Young Peoples building next Tues
day evening. The lecture will he
under the auspices OF the Ladies
Auxiliary TO the Y. NJ. c, A.
A meeting Of Sarepta Lodge. No.
IS, ]. o. o. F., will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall this evening.
| The Rev. John lee Allison. pas.
| tor or the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. today is In Frederick sburr.
Va. where he will deliver an adj
dress before the icint lodges Of
odd Fellows of that city this eve
ming.
Liberty Rebckah Lodge OF Odd
Fellows held a meeting at Odd Eel
| lows Hall last evening. Much husi-
ness of importance TO the members
was transacted.
The remains OF Mrs. Jane Ham
mersley Armack. wife of John Ar
mack, were today sent to her home
in Leesburg, Va. for burial.
Joseph Reilly Of the College OF the
City of New York will deliver a
lecture at the Xaverian Brothers
School on March 81. His subject will
be Hygiene"
Lenten services will he held at st.
| Mary's Church this evening. The
Rev. Louis Smet will deliver an in
struction and the services win end
with Benediction of the Blessed Sac.
| rament.
A meeting OF Friendship Veteran
Fire Association was held last
evening.
! At Emmanuel Lutheran church
this evening Lenten services will be