Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-03
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September
(SpeciaD.-A drive to collect city H.
censes owed by business and profes
sional men has been opened and the
delinquents are being notified to pay
the fee. Those who fail will be
charged with delinquency and sum.
moned to appear in Police Court. The
license, due June ], is still owed by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lawyers and others
There are approximately 200 owners
Of automobiles who have not paid the
city license on their machines.
Fire Chief James M. Duncan, jr.,
will head delegation of approximate.
ly 100 members of the Alexandria
Fire Department in the firemen's pa
rade in Washington Monday. The Co.
lumbia engine company's hose reel
will be taken. The auxiliary Of the
Alexandria Fire Department will also
march in the parade. The Friendship
Veterans Fire Association, now mac.
tive, will send 90 members and the
old Friendship engine. a replica of the
one presented the company by George
Washington.
Property Changes Recorded.
The following deeds of property
transfer have been placed on record
in the office of Elliott F. Hoffman,
clerk of the Corporation Court; B.
B. EZrine Construction Co. to Maude
Hall Arlington, house and lot IS,
block /, Mount Vernon Park; Ray
mond Ernest Middleton and wife, to
Charles D. Moody, house and lot s.,
block "a, section a, Rosement: Charles
D. Moody to Adeline G. Middleton,
house and lot "a, section 4, Rose
ment; Carl Budwesky, trustee, and
others. to Snyder Kane Boothe Cor
poration. lots 3, 7. and s, section
2. Temple Park; Lloyd r. Turner to
Herbert A. Simon, store and dwell
lings 3DS and 80 King street; H. T..
Selecman and wife and John Leary
and wife. to Joseph A. HastIett,
house and lot 6, block 10, northwest
Alexandria; Snyder Kane -Boothe
Corporation, to Robert w. Powell
house and lots 16 and IT, block G.,
ROsemont.
The Alexandria Municipal SWIM
ming Pools will be reopened today
and will continue open from to 6
pm. each afternoon until cool
weather prevails. The pools were
closed last week due to the cool
in attendance.
Prisoner Held Insane.s
Tony Vaccadi, As years old, arrested
for investigation by Motor Cycle Po-
iceman Wesley Shoots Thursday night,
was found insane by lunacy commits
sion which met last night He prob
ably will be removed to the asylum at
Staunton. Va. When arrested Vaccadi
drew a razor, on Shoots and then sus-
tanned badly cut head when the po-
liceman, in self-defense. hit him with
blackjack. He was then treated at
the Alexandria Hospital and appeared
in Police Court yesterday. His case
was suspended by Acting Justice Ay-
lett b. Nicol pending investigation.
Calvin Butts was delegate to the an
nual conference by the Free Methodist
Church at a meeting held Thursday
night. William S. Adams was named
reserve delegate. Other elections fol-
low: George Peverill. Calvin Butts and
Ernest Finnell, trustees; L. j. Mulhol
land, superintendent of the Sunday
School; L. J. Mulholland and Calvin
Butts, class leaders; Joseph Massey, w.
f. Newman, William S. Adams, Mrs.
r. Z. Butts, II. Frank Butts and Mrs.
Maggie Suthard, stewards.
The Alexandria Kiwanis Club has
elected Nelson T. Snyder. jr., and Capt.
Thurlow White delegates and II. E.
Gentry and Thomas Chauncey alter
mates to the Capital District Conven-
ton, which will meet in Wilmington,
Del, October IA, Is and 16.