The Washington herald., 1922-11-15
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AI)DRESS RALLY
AT ALEXANDRIA
vlrsinia Odd Fellows.
1000 Strong, March
In Parade.
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!. 597 King. street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Nov. fl.--
Foliowing the parade held this att
efnoon under the auspices of the
Northern virginia Odd Fellows AS
ISOLATION. in which about 1000 par
ticipated: including delegates of
Rebekahs. public meeting was
held at the Insomar rheater.
Gov. e. Lee Trinkie. who took
part In the parade. made an eio-
quent plea for citizens to assist him
in law enforcement. He paid
glowing tribute to the sons OF vir-
einia from the time OF Washington
to woodrow Wilson. and spoke on
the principles OF Odd Fellowship.
z. H. Allen. president of the as.
ISOLATION. called the meeting to or
der and introduced Rev. DIR. Il. ".
|Regester. who presided. J. Randall
Cation made . speech OF welcome for
Mayor W.. A. smoot. on behalf of
the city; r. Z. knight. on behalf
|of the Chamber Of Commerce. and
wilbur Hall. of Loudoun. responded
on behalf Of the association
Tributes were paid to Rev. John
Lee Allison. ID. D.. grand master Of
Odd Fellows OF Virginia. by Gov.
Trinkie and other speakers.
Saul Praeger, past grand master
of the Odd Fellows of Maryland.
was the last speaker. Invocation
was pronounced by Rev. Edgar Car
penter and benediction by Rev.
Robert Browne.
The exercises concluded tonight
with an initiation of . class of 400
into the association at the Ingomar
Theaten
A. number Of handsome floats
of Clarendon Rebekah Lodge made
q pronounced hit In their immacu-
late White uniforms and pink head
gear.
A school of standards for hay.
said to be the only one Of its kind
In the United States. has been
opened by the Bureau Of Agricul-
ture and Economies ut the south
west corner Of Prince and Strand
streets. The course requires from
four to hve weeks.
Within. a short time . committee of
three will be named by the board Of
directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce to consider reviving the
monthly publication known as
Greater Alexandria" This organi-
xation also will name delegates to
attend the annual meeting Of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress.
L, b. held in Washington. December
6 and Z.
The board has elected the follow
Ing new members: w. s. Risdon.
Myer Hoffman and Peter Papoulo-
kos.
Howard w. Smith. recently ap-
pointed Judge Of the Corporation
Court, announced today that here
after he will hear some Of the d.
vorce cases In open court instead OF
by dispositions He also announced
appointment Of the following COM
mittee to revise the rules Of the
court: James r. Cation. Judge J. X.
NJ. Norton and Albert ". Bryan.
The Fairfax Medical Society will
| hold its annual meeting in this city
Thursday. Members OF the society
numbering about thirty Will witness
clinics that morning at the Alex
andria Hospital A business session
will be held in the auditorium OF the
Chamber of Commerce. followed by
dinner at the Hotel Rammel.
Decision. on the slot machine cases
Is expected to be rendered in Police
Court tomorrow morning by Judge
| L. G. r.rvali.
Miss Marian Crittendon Henshaw,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
| Henshaw, and Marvin Franklin
Stewart. formerly Of Birmingham.
| Ala, now Of this city. will be mar
ried at s o'clock Saturday evening at
the NJ E. Church South. The cere-
| mony will be performed by Rev. E.
| v. REGISTER. d D., pastor.