The Washington times., 1922-05-29
KAD0SH KNIGHTS
ELECT OFFICERS
IN ALEXANDRIA
Cushing Post Holds Memorial
Exercises With Congressman
Ketcham as Speaker.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. May %
Lafayette Council No. 3. knights
Kadosh, have elected the following
officers: 3. w. Pitts. thirty-third,
commander; c. A. Gwinn, K. G. c. H.,
first lieutenant commander; c. c.
BatCheller, thirty-second, lieutenant
commander; b. X. Smith. X. c. c. H.,
chancellor: l.. =. ChaunCey, X. c.
c. H.. orator; II. Noel Garner. thirty.
second. almoner; Frank w. Latham,
thirty second, recorder: William l..
Allen, thirty second, treasurer: II. l..
Darnell, thirty-second, master of cere-
monies; V. II. Piele. thirty second,
turcopilier; r. w. Dixon, thirty
second, draper; T. w. Robinson, jr.,
thirty second, first deacon; b. w.
Pullin, thirty-second. second dea
son; Roger c. Sullivan, thirty
second bearer OF beauseant: T.
NJ. Jones, jr., thirty -secOnd,
bearer of white standard; w. n.
Thorpe, thirty second, bearer of black
standard; II. A. Lipscomb, thirty.
second. lieutenant of guard; George
w. Zachary, thirty second. tiler.
The funeral of Edward Steele.
senior member of the Alexandria
Amusement Company. which owns
two moving picture theaters and
bowling alley in this city, was held
from his home, l06 South Alfred
street. yesterday afternoon. The
funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. +. V. REGISTER. of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church. South. and
the Rev. Robert NJ. Browne. OF the
Methodist Protestant Church. The
remains were sent to Winchester for
burial.
A mission was opened al ST. MaTy's
Church yesterday at ;he II O'Clock
mass. The mission. which will run
for two weeks, is divided, the first
week for women and the seconl week
for men. The Rev. Father Mcintyre,
s. j., and Father DAILY, S. j.. will
conduct the mission. Services will
be held every evening 1T I:4j o'clock
and in the morning masses will be
said at $50. 1880 and 3 o'clock. A
special service for children will be
held at 3:l5 every afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie E. King
will be held from the home of her
sister. Mrs. Fannie Anderson. 3l9
Cameron street. tomorrow at 2
o'clock. The Rev. Robert Browne,
Of the Methodist Protestant Church
will conduct the service, and the
burial will be in Bethel Cemetery.
A lecture was given at the West
minister building yesterday afternoon
by Congressman William D. Upshaw
OF Georgia. The subject OF NJ. Up.
shaw's lecture was The American
ism That Will Save America"
A large crowd yesterday afternoon
attended Memorial Day exercises at
the National Ce' oterv The exer-
Cises were held uId"T the auspices
Of Cushing Post. Sons Of Veterans,
of Washington. The speaker on the
occasion was Congressman Ketcham
OF Michigan.
my Mothers Bible" was the sub.
Ject of an interesting sermon deNv.
cred by the Rev. Robert NJ Browne
at the Methodist Protestant Church
last night.
The State corporation commission
has granted a charter to the Web.
ber Appliance Manufacturing Cor.
poration OF Alexandria. The capI-
tai stock Is placeu at $4,000 and
the objects are to manufacture and
deal in hardware, steam fitting, etc.
The officers are r. f. Webber, pres
ident: Paul Dulaney, secretary, and
James w. Carmalt, all OF Washing.
ington.
A delegation from Court 81, Cath.
Ollie Daughters OF America, OF this
city, yesterday wen, to Baltimore
to witness the exemplifioation OF the
degrea In that oitv