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The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
(OLORED PLAN FOR
 FARM AND SCHOOL
Over POO Prominent Color. ed Ministers in Big Conference South
 of Town,

A two days session attended by all of the Presiding Elders of the A. M. E. Church for the 2l districts of Arkansas, was held in Brinkley on Tuesday and Wednesday with Bishop J. M. Conner of Little Rock, presiding.
 This organization is composed of some of the leading negroes of Arkansas. They raised last year S20, 900 for their college Shorter College at Little Rock, and the meeting is to plan the work for greater things next year.
 Their educational interest Is devided between Shorter College at Little Rock and the 160 acres proposed demonstration farm and industrial school site, just south of Brinkley on the Midland at Smales. They propose to inn prove and build up their Monroe county plant until it will be one of the finest in the south.
 In s,ddition to all of the Pre- siding Elders of the state some 200 colored nreacherse were in attendance al the conference this week. The lsstor host was Rev. w. M. Mayo.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
Get Ready

Now is the time that your hens will moult or shed their feathers. This prrcess is very slQWsand Ma ture should bel assisted. >,B. A. Thomas Poultyy Repedy will help your hens to moult causing them to <Sheh kearlier and be ready 6 lay1zfhep eggs are high est in ths@i1terA If this reme- dy does not make good, we will.
 Andrew Flora < Go,
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and Ambition
 Slipping Away.

Brinkley women know how the aches and pains that often come when the kidneys fail make life a burden. Backache. hip pains. headaebeSI dizzy spells, distressing J1finagg troubles, are frequenk inb bjcatons of weak kidneSs aRd should be checked in tins. DoaqFs Kidney Pills are for the kidneys only. They attack kidney diseases by strik- ing at the cause.
 Can Brinkley sufferers desire stronger proof than. this Bald knob woman's word?
 Mrs. T. L. Stewart. Baldknob, Ark, says: Whenever my kid neys start acting irregularly or my back aches or if l have swell ling in my joints and muscles l immediately go and get Doan's Kidney Pills and take them. The result is that l am always given relief. I don't know what 1 would have done without Doan's Kidney Pills and I am most grateful to them.
 60c. at all dealers. Foster Milburn Go Mfgs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
Notice ofAssessmens, White River Levee District of Woodruff, Monroe and Prairie Counties.
 Arkansas.

| Notice is hereby given that the Board of Assessors of White River Levee District of Wood | ruff, Monroe and Praiue Coun- ties, Arkansas, have filed with the Board of Directors of said District, their assessment list showing the assessment of the
 lands, lots, railroads and tram roads in said district as made by them for the year 1917, and that meeting of the Board of AsseSsohs and Directors will be held at the office of said district in the town Qf Cotton Plant, County of Woodruff and State of Arkansas, onl NtheS2Oth day of September, 1917, for the purpose :" cofrectlngf ana revising Sald ssessments according to law.
 All persons owning or claim lng any interest," in any lands, i0ts' railroads Or tramroads in sad district are hereby WARNED 10 appear on said day and show cause, if any they have, why sad assessments as made by sad assessors should not be ap- proved,
 dyen under my hand, this the 18th day of August, 1917.
 W. T. Trice. President. Attest:
 r. P. Hill. Secretary.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
nOnrOe County's Political
 Pot.


 They tell me that ere long lust a few weeks that politics h Old Monroe will share with war and finance in the interest Of the people.
 They tell me that Tom Bate man, who has decided to live in nrlnkley, is to be a candidate sof County and Probate Judge. rom was formerly Sheriff of nonroe county some 20 years ago.
 They tell me that for Sheriff
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
|R(UIT COURT
 1 ON THIS WEEK
|,.. Hickman Trial for Killing of Collins Near
 Monroe Takes Place.

Tho adiourded term of Monroe
 r.,nit Court convened on Mon
 ,.r and the week has been pret- tbusy.
 Iudge Trimble has been doing ,;s hest to clear the jail of it's 16 ecupants.
 Five men went to the peniten- tav the past week, as follows:
 w c. Craig, col, for stealing .cow, got 21a years.
 Gilbert Shaw, col, the old ,rnDled Byinkley tiger, got 2 gears.
 Joe Robinson, burglarly, 4 Iyears.
 Earnest Dunn, Brinkley, for |,tealing a pistol, got l year. Frank Freeheart, of Zent, for stealing a hog, got 1 year. The murder trial of T. N. Hickman, charged with killing old man Collins near Monroe a year or more ago, was on Tues dsy and Wednesday. Manning |& Emmerson defended Hickman and Prosecuting Attorney G. 'Ots Bogle was assisted in the prosecution by c. F. Greenlee.
 J. s. Ellis and Arthur Johnson two Altheimer negro boys, who broke into a Cotton Belt freight car at Brinkley are in jail await ing trial.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
For Sale Al a Bargain.

A good paper baler which cosi about Sl5.00 r. o. B. Brinkley will be soldIana bargain. For a person having access to use of horse motor\ caE with shed or room for storing as much as car load of baledKpapAy at a time, this baler ean Amaha buyer big money. I1intesested call write or phone AReUs. Brinkley. Ark.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
4 LITTLE SERMON FOR TO-DAY

Call unto and / lDW mighty things Uhich thou knoDes not-Jer Kings 3
 No voice of Q Thee
 But swift as light Thy Love repfes
 Not always what nd
 Ktndl tnostw need
 H M. KIMBALL. IF you have any trial which seems intolerabe pray \ pray that it be relieved changed. There is no harm in that. We may pray for anything, not wrong in itself with perfect freedom if do pray selshy One disabled from duty by sickness for health, that he do his work; hefed in by internal inn pednents may pray for utteranee that he better the truth and the right Or if besetting sn we pray to be delivered from it in order God and and not be ourselves Satans mislead destroy But the to the prayer may be, it Paul. the removal of the thorn, but instead growing insight into it's meaning and value The voice of God in soul show look to Him. that His strength is enough to enable to bear it.
 J. F. CLARKE.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
The Bank of Brinkley Dis ,tributing a Valuable Hand
 Book for Farmers.

The Bank sot> >Brinkley is giving away a book of valuable infor- nation that any farmer will profit by reaaing as it contains over 100 practical suggestions that will saye. both TIME and MONEY. The next time you are in town go by and get one as they are Free for asking. 8-24-4.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
Farmer Brings in Hooded
 Cattle.

J. N. Carroll of Dickson town ship, has just returned from Dallas, Texas, where he bought a car load of Black Poll and Hen ford blooded cattle which he un- loaded here Wednesday assisted by c. D. Patterson who accom- panied him on the trip.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
Hilleman Items

Married: on Sept. 1st, 1917. Mir. Jack Wise to Miss Hattie
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
Piles cnredNnot to l4 Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure say case o9 Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruiiug Piles in eto l4days. The first application gives Ease and Rest soc
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14
S20O AT STARE

the money you would lose should you attend any other business college in preference to the Jackson University, otherwise known as Amerlca% IdAl School. Investigate Aow4Absolute proof furnished. $S3rAqkthly guaran- teed to our sHprtAand and book keeping gra96atks who complete the full EnglisAcourse. Greatest school c9talqdgS ever written sent free. Address WALTER JACKSON, President, Chillicothe,
 Mo. Sep. IA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-20

SsoS-John Anon Reeves, 3oss ID st
N w.
:ill-H0rAcs Edward Buckley. ssOs
n. Cap. st.
a7ts-DeROy Mcdowell. alis lat st
N. w.
2e2s-Hsnry Beck HartunE, 4
Rhode island ave. n. w.
163e-charlss Richard Heffufth
1857 Warner ct. n. W.
223-Fredefick Leroy Donovan
2S15 Georgia ave. n. w.
2006--Arthur Griswoid vanderiip
T0T Randolph st. n. W.
1441-Arehle Edwin Cole, sic Nor
ton st. N. W.
1tI-Marehaii Mccormick Brysrly
1915 Florida ave. n. W.
2s5o--Ciarenee John Sprinkle. o..
Madison ct. N. W.
eo2-tiatry Napoleon Morton, 7s4
Columbia I'd. n. W.
2675-chAries Jones. Fort Drive
near Howard I'd.
3sO-oraham Brooks Hodges, 1S4:
Euclid st. N. W.
22s3-wllliarn Jeweii, shsphsrd I'd
and Lonsfeilow n. W.
2sso-Manard Franklin walters
Terra Gotta, 100 IT. ". Of r. r.
7s-Georss L. Bliss. 1888 Columbia
I'd. n. w.
31ss-vIctor Carleton oimsted
Wash. College. 30 + ct. N. T.
1S1S-Walter Allen Mills, 10 Rock
Creek Church I'd. N W.
772-Earnest Russell. 2322 sth st
N. w.
1456-Michasl John Costello, U. 8
Soldiers Home Dairy.
2o3o-Chester Elliott stiles, SO U
st. n. w.
T21-oreal De Almond Pyies, 2447
Ga ave. n. W.
3064-James Edward Connolly, 1884
Girard ct. n. W.
141e--Joseph Augustus chapiine,
3sOT Ga ave. N. ".
e59o-Harry Louis Auo, 3645 n. Cap.
ST. n. w.
7s0-John Asa Saunders, SIS Har.
ward St N. w.
t549-Christian Herman GrsyrnIllsr
532 Morton St n. W.
1476-Janes Leroy Delaney. o01
Park road n. W.
32T2-william oConnen, 1871 Sum-
NIT st. n. z.
2sO--Antonio FrsneeIla, 24os Geor-
gia av. n ".
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223-Paui Emory Hutchinson, 28o2
Ontario I'd. n. w.
2oss-Robert cater coudtay. 1000
i441-john Bruce Handy, 1881 Park
I'd. N. w.
Hillary LYMAN DOdek. s1aa
18th st. N. w.
2SsO-stsward Martin. 1924 Riggs
Pl. n. W.
eo2-DousIas Eugene Bulloeh. oe.
tAviA Apartment.
soo-Ferdlnand ouArleri. 244s 18th
ct. N. w.
2233-Harry RutIedge Howser, Jr..
1904 10th Of. N. w.
76-CharisS Chester caywood, 2375
ch1mplAin 81. n. w.
1sis-deorEe Marvin Waite shea,
1910 18th ct. n. w.
7T2-Clinord Gentner Hines, 1912
Col. I'd. n. w.
i45S-Haroid DEVOTE HATFIELD, s4oI
10th st. n. w.
721-Parks Ashby Galiaher. 1908
Hobart st. N. w.
14Is-Bernafd Emmert Getmann,
143s Meridian pI. n. w.
23s0--Abraham Pollubnik, 1890 T
at n. w.
7s6-James Evan Hustled, 1852 Ho-
bart St n. w.
1b4s-Leo Paul knight. 1908 Kenyon
st. n. w.
i4Te-Lee Hodsin. s4ss Brown st.
N. W.
2so-Ladisias LisEus. 2aos EshmeAd
pl. n. W.
2s23-Robert Gray Campbell Mac
Williams, 1725 T 1t. n. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-20

2O66-Patrick Francis Brannan, e5
S ct. n. w. -
i4aiLcarl Marcus Rabbit, 1928 R
st. N. W.
117-George Henry Billups. 1904 Vt
ave. N. w.
2sso-Millard Fillmore Peake, Sc S
st. n. w.
eo2-3enjsmin Harrison Frye, 1913
wallach pl. n. w.
2eT5-Austln curtis. 949 Fla. ave.
n. w.
3eo-John Ambrose creel, 1917 R.
st N. W.
22SS-AIbert Lauck, jr.. SOC st
NE.
2oso-cleveland William johnson.
ss77-Melvin william Willis, 1870
W 81. N. w.
s2e3-charles Douglas Poulson,
sO7 U 1T. N. w.
70 PANEL webster Batman. 1927 Q
st. N. w.
3ise-Baldemaro Meyer, 222o Geor-
gia ave. n. w.
1913 Evon Taylor. 1855 coreoran st
s4Si-Edward Powderly Thomas.
401 U St N. w.
T72-Lawrence Edward Hawkins,
1913 18th at. n. W.
iI5s-Jphn William Reese. 10 R. l.
ave, N. W.
Rse-Edward Leslie Hardesty, 2S26 list
ct. n. W.
ss2s-Llnoel Maurice verdun. 1902 Sd
ct N. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-20
Here's Where You Must Go
To Claim Exemption

Below the list of the exemption districts and the headquarters
at which draft numbers posted:
F1RST-Frann School, and northwest for
the Franklin Arthur, and Gale schools
SECOND-Dunbar High School, northwest
for regants Dunbar High School and Thompson School,
THRDCy Postoce North Capitol and Massachusetts
avenue rersrants Toner, Grant, schools
FoURTH-No Police Station southwest between Four
Streets regstran jefferson Greenea
and Randall schools.
FITTING. Police Station Fifth and streets southeast, for
regsrants High Bryan, and Van Ness schools
sIXTHRoom 42 Municipal Building for regants at Peabody
andH T.
SEVENTH High School, for regsrants at Western
High, Reservoir, Eaton, Teney, and Brown schools.
EIGHTH High School, Ninth and Rhode Island
Business High Garnet Emery schools
NINTH-Cooke School, Seventeenth northwest between
Fuller rgants Morgan Adams Cooke and
Powell schools
TENTH-No. Police Station Park road and
rerants Wilson Normal View West
Brghtwood Brooand schools and Biscuit Company
ELEVENTH High School, Eighth Pennsy
for reSistrans at Congress Heights Kham
Rande Highlands Bennns Rurle Langdon Wheay schools
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Registration Division No. 10.
lNumber CaIIed. Ioo-Qnota. asl-

CNumber Called, IoO-QuOta. os,D
25s-JosSph Almond Ferrero. 1880
Columbia road northwest.
2522-Sommerviile DellinEer. 1923
First street northwest.
45s-MordeeAI wyatt johnson, 2o2e
Eleventh street northwest
l43o-Benjamin J. Close, U. s. Sol.
dieTs' Home.
2624-John Francis Hardie, jr., 1921
North Capitol street northwest.
s54-Alfred Louis Stern, 1915 Colum.
bia road northwest
1se4-Robert Pierce Rasor, U. s. Sol.
diefG Home.
1e1e-Barney julius Peterson, SAYS
Wardsr street northwest
325f-John Raymond weir. 1850
Franklin street northwest.
1925 - sydnor Matthew FAIconer,
6426 Ninth street northwest
2o22--Willlam west Taneri, SIS
Park road northwest
1455-Frederick cecil CornveIl, 437
Randolph street northwest
7s3-Lester Hardin Sands, 1923 Eu.
cid street northwest.
1s13-Perry williams Michaels, 4OO5
Georgia avenue northwest.
27s7-Karl W. Miller. A. v street
northwest.
e5s-Bernard Charles o'Leary, GOT
Upshur street northwest
23So-James Richard Astiin, Second
and FarrAEut streets northeast.
1752-Albert Bartholomew Leonber.
ger, 341S Warder street northwest
24e4-Burke Joseph Consldine, 4s7
Michigan avenue northeast
32O0-Clement Francis Preller, 2O25
Second street northwest
3Os2-William Henry Delaney, 1924
Irving street northwest.
1l17-Charles Edward Hamann, e17
Shepherd street northwest.
15T2-Daniei Bankhead Gilmore, AZ
Shepherd street northwest.
2T62-Joseph P. McNamee, Marist
College.
1T4s-Philip Averitt Latimer, 1927
Warder street northwest
2ie5-CecIl Rust Fielding, ga High
land avenue northwest.
s3T-Harry Hey Slee, 100 Harvard
street northwest
2O36-ChArles Edward Traynor, u.
S. Soldiers Home
33T-Harry WallinE Griffith, 1920
Fairmont street northwest.
6T6-George Edward Parks. 2463
Sixth street northwest
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County and municipal officers.

County and municipal officers.
Custom house clerks.
Persons employed in the transmission of the
mails.
Workmen employed in the arsenals navy yards,
and armories of the United States.
Persons employed by the United States desg-
mated as exempts by the President.
Steamship pilots.
Mariners actually employed in sea service of any
citizen or merchant within the United States.
Any married man whose wife or child is solely
dependent upon his labor for support.
Any son of a widow solely dependent upon his
labor for support.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-20

1s4s--osOrss Lewis Gray aasS
Prout S. E.
12s4-LeoAard Banks KOonta. 1910
v st 3 E
1Os6-frvin Francis Bury. 32o2
Nichols ave. s. Z.
e24-Chariss owen Reid. Poftnsr
st. and Alabama ave. s. Z.
42o-rhomas Paul speAke. SOIL 2oth
81. NE.
ioi4-winlam Alien. % 10th pi. s. Z.
1i7s-Sidney Candy. 1926 MINNESOTA
ave S. Z.
614-Jsan Hicks oanenns. ko~.ry
pl n. Z.
Biadensburs road n. z.
132s-John Luther Moore. stAnten
road s. e
io-wiliiam spencer Andersen. no
l045-willIam Mckinley Bohanan,
1850 Nichols ave. S. z.
1o31-Joseph Guinson BARLEY. 1872
Minnesota ave. 8. 3.
I331-Peter LemuAl Moore, 1915
Sheridan I'd. S. E.
4sT-tooert Lee Divers. 23s Ana
costa 8. \.
i2s2-LAwrencs LIeseh. 1904 T 81
S. z.
IS2s-zsdOes Montague. Ala ave,
Garfeld Heights. S. e.
T9T-Johh Flynn. ais Nichols ave.
S. 3.
I4o-!Ohn ThoTas LlshtfOot. 1877
i55s-wsitsr Harold Dyer. 1919 2sd
12ss-Frank wizard Holiows. 1914
Galen st. s. z.
432-Joseph Lester Turner. 2gsk
Vista ~ Z.
1s-ThomAs Henry BEN, 1858 Biad-
snsDurg I'd. n. z.
662-John washington, 4sth ahd
9Th pl n 2.
92i-John waiter Richardson, z7sT
Nichols ave. 8. z.
14s4-wiiliam Henry watts, 20
Stevens I'd. g. E.
7ss-Bursh Smith, Burnett. ST. Ellis
abeth's Hos. 8. E.
601-Robert Sterling Norman, 10
Division ave. n. z.
1322-John Clinton Montague. stan
ton I'd. 8. z.
114e-william Edwards, i72s " q.
s. z.
11Qs-John william cooper. q Pear
son 81 3. E
13es-Eimer Richard saAsburyn.
1914 v st. 8. Z.
6O6-Charles Bartholomew P1ummsr,
N w. Cor. 49th and Sheriff. I'd. n. 2.
1s2-Joseph Anthony PessaSno, 14to
Monteilo ave. n. E.
bi3-Benjanin Harrison Gather,
1116 MINI. ave. n. E.
4e-Hugh Council, 1852 Norris 81.
N. E.
1O2o9ohn Nathan Austin, 1sss
Good Hope I'd. s. E
100o-John Augustus Cook. 1850 W
st. s. E.
1osc-Frsnk Leroy Smith. 81 stan
ton ave. S. Z.
223-John Irwin simmons. las
Florida ave. n. z.
1441-John BIakey Taylor, 18th and
W sits. 8. %
117-E1dis Lee jameson. 1i4 Non
tello n. z.
eO2-T1o5ert Theodore oliver, 40
Anacostia ave. n. z.
39o-RAymond Boyd F1aGer, 1880
kearney. N Z.
T6-Beveriy Jameson Fletcher,
1916 wylie n. z.
TT2-Thaddeus Charles Dsvall, 3s5o
Nichols av. S. e.
1456-John Leroy Thompson, 142e q
St 8. e.
721--John Henry Barton. SO ssVan-
nah St 8. E
l4is-wililan Edward Smith. 31ls
Chester 81. s. z.
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Registration Division No. IL.
CNumber Called, e4-QastA. AZ

Number Called, 14-Quota, ~
25S-WilliAm Joseph whaling, 1922
Mon;ello ave. n. Z.
45S-Norman Wyatt Beard, Dean
wod station. BenninGs, n. z.
143e-Adrian Paptt Swan, 1919 18th
ST. s. E.
s54-Robsrt Cleveland KIdwsll. $50
Raleigh, S. z.
10a5-Thomas Isaac Coleman, IL
Sheridan Road southeast
1455-John Alexander Thompson,
Anger Place southeast.
GS3-Leoh Emile DuVal, Govern
ment Hospital for Insane
111T-John Henry Dale, jr.. 216
Summer road s. II.
15I2-GeOrge Henry Lowe, 1907
s5T-HorSce Eli Hutchinson. St.
EllZabeth's Hospital s. e.
33T-Francis Harper. 30o1 Twenty
fourth st. n. e.
6T6-Frank Fletcher. East Capitol
st.. bet. 6Sth and seth SITS, n. O.
william Hans Ferdinand Bun
gig. 2016 Franklin ct. n. e
50o--August Chester Florence. 1921
Olive st. n. ..
11s5-Francis Morton Graves. 1896
v st. S. E.
BG4-FrankIin Aloysius KliendIenst,
36O3 Benning Rd. n. E
945-Lawrence Sears, st. Elizabsth's
Hospital.
5ee-Fredsrick Lains Mostyn, AIS
Ord n. f.
126T-Robert Hilton Lacey, Bryan
pl. near Morris I'd. 5. e.
538-Raymond Fielding Henderson,
1861 Benning I'd. n e.
1495-william Ralph Williamson,
143l u St g. e.
54s-Robert Scott Jackson, 442e
Kane pl. n. e.
126-Max Henry Katz, 1914 Montello
ave. n. e.
1237-walter Holmes. 1910 sheri-
dan ave. s. r.
7s4-Gnbert Dye, s12 Raleigh st.
S. F.
755-Lewis Nelson Cload, st. Eliza
beth's Hospital S. E.
1Q7-willlam Curtis Hefin, 115s
Neal N. f.
1546-Frederick Julius Friedman
south side Alabama ave, between 2Sth
and 30th SITS. s. E.
i563-Thomas Harvey Hutchinson
1880 MINI. ave. 8. +.
1369-George Storsy .Pyles, 1851 "
street southeast.
G16-Lid Rich, 122 BennIngs Road
northeast.
3T3-John Sylvester Mansuy, 2sos
Brentwood Road northeast.
1266-Jacob Koflin, 1927 Good Hope
Road southeast.
TT5-william Albert DennIson, 21G
Brothers Place southeast
4s0-Andrew Simon beavers, cas-
Anscostia y. r.
692-Frank Edward Marks, Garfield
ave. near G y. z.
6O0-Liston Newkirk. 4525 Polk
y. f.
s1O-Carroll Dulln Grant. III Port.
land s. Z.
1539-John Engle. Pennsylvania
avenue extended s. E.
5OT-winiam Dallas Fenwick. 43l5
Sheriff road n. F.
309--Frank Valentine Donegan
1912 Jackson street y. Z.
43T-Csrl William Wagner, 2Sth
and Evart y. z.
1324-Andrew willmore Montgom
cry. 1907 Fourteenth St 6. F.
G0I--Alexandsr Bissit PeIrie. 1901
Kenilworth y. Z.
43-Morris Compton CLANCY, 121;
orren n. Z.
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TWO FROM One LAW
FIRM ARE INCLUDED

The drawing included two names
Of the law nrm Of Darr, Peyser, white
ford q Darr.
The fret was that OF Roger J.
whiteford, former assistant corpora
tion counsel. and the second. Charles
W. Darr, jr.
Mr.. Darr Is q son OF Charles W.
Darr, the head Of the firm. His num-
Der was 101. Division No. 3. His
home is at 1S46 U street northwest
He is married and has two children
Charles w. Darr has another son, Sef-
ton Darr, who 10 with the ordnance
reserve corps.
The frst Chinaman drawn was Lee
Hong Choon. OF sac Pennsylvania Av-
enue northwest.
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SON OF SANTHKANN,
BAND LEADER, DRAWN

The name Of Rudolph W. aGnssl-
mann, son Of Lieut.. william Il. san
teimann, leader Of the Marine band.
IL included IN the draft. Mr.. Saatsl-
mann registered Il the Seventh al
vision. His sister, Miss Clara santsL
mann, was one of those working en-
the draft at the District building
when his number was announced Hr.
Santelmann is employed BY the Home
Safety Oil Company. and was for
meTly with the Second National Bank.
His home is at $3.50 Connsctievt ave
nue. lie Is tventy-three years old,
and had applied for admlttaree 20 ihS
second officers reserve training camp.
which will open at Fort MySr 7a1s
month.
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Registration Division No. 9.

Number Called. I4s-QuOtA, IA
2bs-Frank Bernard kleh, High
lands apartment
2s22-EuEene wsgEaman, iToo 21st
St n. w.
46s-samueI Judson Smith, 2246 On
tArio road n. w.
14se-curtis Warren Hallam, 145s
Park road n. W.
s54-carI Axei William Lind. 1415
Chaplin st. n. w.
ls94-clarence lie Clare Walker,
1918 Meridian ST. n. W.
lsTs-John Benson Thomas, 1850
Park road n. w.
1oe5-Roge= Joseph Whiteford, 29Ol
18th street n. W.
2o22-WIlliam Joseph Brown, 1870
Florida avenue n. w.
I4S5-Francis ]. P. Haske, 1112
Park road n. w.
7s3-David Joseph Howard, 1445
Girard street n. w.
ls13-AIbert Newton senseney, 1883
| Otis place n. w.
isSs-william Andrew Stephens,
144O Meridian street n. w.
23se-Dario Pizza, 1912 18th ST. NV.
1852. Russell Rice, 361s 18th st.
N w.
24s4-John Henry swart, 1747 U st.
N. w.
1l17-wiilIams zeaman, cor. Col
I'd. and Quarry I'd. n. w.
| 1572-Edward George Lauterbach,
1908 Park Rd. n. w.
I74s-FritE August Reuter-, 1887
a1e5-Arthur Toney. 1913 Corcoran
st. n. W.
ss7-sylvan Nathaniel King, 171o
Lanier Pl. n. W.
2o3s-Jordan Carter. 1853 Florida
Ave. N. W.
s37-CIarence Robert Mcclure. 1854
Euclid St N w.
eT6-Howard EIroy Dwinnells, oc-
taviA Apt.
275-AIfred Eli Lewis, jr. 1926
| Conn. Ave n. w
50s-Morton Blaine Walker, 1912
I Calvert St N. W.
11s5-charles Walton Bolgiano,
$500 18th ST. n. w.
554-Nick Barranca, 1898 Lanier pl.
n w.
216s-Arthur Randolph Guy, 1929
| 10th st. n. W.
s45-sam PIttle, $500 14th st. N. w.
1sl3-John Lee Whip, 1926 n. H.
ave. N. w.
| 5e6-Benjamin Harrison Brill, 1926
| 1Iln ST. n. W.
i2s7-Raymond Biecher Coldren.
! 1870 Spring I'd. n. w.
214s-Harry Jefferson Freeman.
53e-Joseph David Wilson. 1918
kalorama I'd. n. W.
1495-George stanley Huntress,
1853 Monroe s.. ". w.
2453-Casper Saunders, 1927 oregon
ave n. w.
b4s-Herbert Charles Adler, 1856
Fairmont st n. w.
l26-Lawrence Mortimer Dunnam,
| 23TT Champlain st. n. w.
I6T9-Thomas H. Mullenberg, 1880
14th St n. w.
I237-Philip Capuno, 3115 -Four
| tenth street northwest
7s4-Harrison Morton HOyt, 143T
Belmont street northwest
1T32-Luther Emanuel Price, 14T1
Irving street northwest
T55-John Guy HARRISON, 1907 Cha
pin street northwest
1OT-ChRrles William Darr, jr., 1916
U street northwest
l546-James Philip Klein, 1926 Thir-
teenth street northwest.
| l563-Frank Albert Eros. 345T
Fourteenth street northwest.
2099-George PanaEeotion Dounias,
/ 1904 u street northwest
i3se-Melville Clarence Everett, 1914
| Newton 81. y. w.
I369-Thomas Gaspard wall, 221O
/ Pa ave. " W.
26s1-willIam Randaulph wicks,
| 1925 21st st. n. w.
616-Henry Martin Fox. 2314 st.
| n. W.
37s-RaIph Irving Bonnell. 1882 X
| st. N w.
Ie7e-charIes Joseph Cornell. 1919
| L St n. W.
1266-Hsrry Morton Sponable, The
Msury, 10Th and @ SITS. n. w.
lsei-Joseph Ballard Gray, 1916 L
ct NJ w.
TT5-Clarence Martin Ingram, 2215
F ct. \. W.
| 26s4-Fred James Whips, 1852
Church st n. w.