The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-02
ALEXANDRIA IS NOT
QUITE SO Wet NOW
Four Liquor Firms Fail to Apply Tor
Renewal Of Their
Licenses.

Alexandria. Va. May 1.-Th"rc ar"
! four less places for dispensing liquor
! in Alexandria today than yesterday.
The new license becoming operative to-
day. only thirty-nine liquor dealers and
one brewery made application Tor re-
ncwal. The firms failing to apply for
renewal were VI. S. Fairfax. Garrett n
Moore. Joseph f. Drew. and the cstat"
of William Rogers.
Alexandria, in common with other
! cities throughout tho State, Will go dry
November l. 1916. TIL" Alexandra
dealers, therefore. have but eighteen
more months to continue business.
! Judge Barley has granted licenses tn
! the following: LuCjan \. Davis. charles
II. Zimmerman. James II. MCGOWAN
! John Ahern 4 Co. George W. RoheftS
Jacob Brill, Herbert J. Baker, II. l..
Cheshire, James NJ. Doherty. Harry
, FIcischmann. John J. Hanratty. i. w
Harvey. William +. Hammersley. James
H. HAYWOOD Thomas F.. Kelly. John y.
Lannon, stephen J. Mccauley, e. T.
! Nightingale. Edward Quinn Son.
! Joseph NJ Ramsey. J. Harry Rice, Ram
| mel II Whitcstonc. q. w. Wells. James
| W. Bales Richard {. Burnett. Eugene
l. BodP. James T. Curtin. stephen
Davis. T.. E.-bow nham & Co. Michael
!
! Kelley. Lowenback Brothers. j. Owen
Lynch. John y. Lawlcr. Randolph ta-
! mcr. +. A. WinteroIl. william Woolls.
W. A. Johnson & Co, Robert Portner
Brewing Company.
! Joseph Henderson. held by the police
| in connection with the shooting OF ms
! brother, John w. Henderson. Will ne
given a preliminary hearing in the
! TN Hem
| derson was found shot 1T l1:;0 o'clock
| Saturday night half a square away
| from the hospital. The police short
| time afterward took in custody his
| brother. Joseph Henderson, who toll:
them the shooting was accidental
Dan Cupid was exceedingly busy in
Alexandria during April. total OF
eighty-one marriage licenses, sixty
two to white and nineteen to Colored
persons being issued by y. :. Green
way. clerk of the corporation court.
This number breaks all records in pre-
vious years. A total of ffty-three
deeds were also recorded by the clerk
during the month.
A total of 1910 citizens have paid
their capitation taxes 10 City Treas
urer Thomas w. Robinson. This was
the last day for payment of such
taxes Those who qualified will he
able to take part in the primary
which will be held next August. when
a State Senator and Representative in
the Legislature from this city and
county will he chosen.
A delegation of members of Old Do
minion Commandery. No. II. Knights
Templar will go to Fredericksburg to-
morrow afternoon to participate in the
Ascension Day services of Fredericks-
burg Commandery. The members will
leave Union Station at = o'clock and re-
turn shortly before midnight.
The delegates from Post +. Travellers
Protective Association. who will attend
canization in Charlottesville, May -.
held a meeting to night in the rooms
of the chamber of commerce and COM
pleted plans for the trip. This post will
be represented by sixteen delegates with
an equal number OF alternafes.
John Peverll. convicted of grand
larceny at the February term of the
CORPORATION Court in 1914. has been grant
ed a conditional pardon on the recon-
mendation OF Judge l.. e. Barley. of the
CORPORATION Court. and Commemorative
Attorney S. G. Brent.
Robinson Moncure will deliver an ad-
dress at . o'clock tomorrow morning be-
fore the Hustlers' Bible Class of the
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. j.
Leighton Stuart a missionary OF China.
will deliver an address tomorrow night
at the Second Presbyterian Church.