ALEXANDRIA, June 9th, 1916.
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MEssRs. EDrToRs:-Anangemenl for, ap-
-propriate celebration Of the 4th of July. are in
progress. The " Ringgold Cavalry" Capt
Plummer; the alexandra Volunteers" Capt.
Corse and the "Mount Vernon Guards" !"
Capt. Snyder, will parade through the princi-
pal streets and proceed to the Lyceum Hall,
where the Declaration Of independence will
be read by J. Humphrey McVeigh, and an
Grafton will be delivered by Arthur Taylor.


omitted, in my notice Of the Ring
gold Cavalry, to mention their exceedingly neat
and beautiful uniforms for the occasion. It
will be full suit Of black, with red stripes, red
sash and black caps, white saddle cloth cord
ed with red. The only officer whose name
was omitted, was the CorneL Edward 5.
Plummer. @ 9tN M.. @.. w


The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
will hold its usual celebration in Yeate's gar
den, and will, no doubt, from the character OF
She exercises there last year, attract large
share Of public attention..


The funeral Of Maj. Vim. A. Williams. Of
your city, formerly highly respected citizen
Of this place, was attended yesterday by the
Masonic Fraternity of Alexandra, Washing
ton Lodge, No. 22, who performed the usual
ceremonies, observed by their Order on such
occasions, and presented quite an imposing ap-
pearance, as regards both numbers and respec-
liability l..