The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-09-25
ALExANDRIA'S DRAFT
QUOTA GOES south
Members of Company Leave for
Camp Mcclellan.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Z. knight & Son,
62f-sZ3 King Street.

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Ian, Admission. Ala, marking the hrst
lap Of their journey to France.
Fond and afiectionate farewells were
given the soldiers by parents. sisters.
brothers and sweethearts. and as the
train pulled out from Henry street
between Prince and Duke streets, there
were many moist eyes in the big
throng
A parade from the armory pre-
Needed the train journey. which was
headed by 100 citizens including bust
ness men, professional men, einisters
OF all denominations and others. with
DR.. W. NJ Smith as chief marshal.
The Confederate Veterans carrying
their tattered battle flag and Nir-
ginia State flag. fifty High School
Cadets and the Boy Scouts also par
ticipated in the procession. King
street was thronged with people on
either side and heading the process
sion was the crack Twelfth Field Ar
tinery Band. from Camp St Asaph,
which played patriotic airs along the
line Of march.
At noon the soldiers were rendered
luncheon IN the Young Peoples
Building by the women connected
with the refreshment corps OF the Red
Cross. thirty uniformed women doing
the serving. They were given sewing
kits and each soldier also was given
an individual box filed with luncheon.
The soldiers expect to reach the
camp late wednesday night
The commissioned officers of this
company are: Conrad Johnson, cap
tain: Louis N Duffey, first lieutenant;
F. Clinton Knight. second lieutenant
Noncommissioned o m GERS are:|
a-@N ant
William F. Boswell, supply sergeant;
Herman Leafgreen, Benjamin f.
Swami. Robert NJ. Hancock, Lee B.
Magner. Ernest McClary. James A.
Dudley, George II. Jones' John B.
Arnold, duty sergeants; John T. Cree
gan, Charles Z. Hayden. Harry Davis,
Floyd S. Shinn. James II. Belts, Jes-
Sc ]. Mitchell. John r. Mitchell.
Daniel c. Pfeil. Robert r. Weber,
Thomas A. Beauregard. John Lyon,
Maurice Newton, James r. Nagel.
Shirley P. Pullin. David L. Meeks,
corporals: Edgar D. Clark. William c.
Robinson, cooks; E. Lean Hume and
Leonard Belts, mechanics; William
r. Baumgardner and Charles o. Mid
XIII, buglers.
Privates follow: Charles II. Allen.
Herbert o. Allen, George W. Allen
worth. William W. Adams. Frans q.
Aronson. Clarence ]. Bartlett. Will
liam II. Brockington, Herbert A.
Byrne. Gilbert VI. Brown. Domenicu
Bofano. OWE Beach, A. c. Butler,
Frank W. Belts. James NJ. Cunning
ham, Lewis II. Cole. Charles o. Cree
gan. James T. Cook, Ryland B. Comp
ton. Bonnie Cornell, Aubrey c. Drum
heller. John Davis. Russell W. Dunn.
Clarence Z. Duncan, HALEY c. Dove.
E~,f,
fax, Charles c. Faulkner, BeaUregard
Foley, George L Zones, Nelson Gar
rett. Walter P. Gardner. Thomas
Grimsley. Chester R. HammiIl, Ber-
nard Y. Hamilton. Theron r. Hay
den. Forest S. Henning, Robert L.
Hutchinson. Milton f. Jett, Gordon
y. Jones, Milton P. Langley. James
B. Lee, Harry A. Leake, Carroll D.
Lucas, Arthur d. Lyles. Harvey A
Lynch. Edward A. Lynn, Arnet ].
Ludlow, William H. Meeks. Willie c.
Meeks, George S. Nero, Herbert W.
Mills, John T. Minnigh, y. Winship
Moncure. Frank J. Moriarity. Hay
wood McClary, Carroll Nails. William
b. Nolan, Edward d. Northrup. ArIey
Oakley. Richard NJ. Owens, Arthur
Padgett. Bernard A. PadEett. RAY
mond VI. Padgett. Edward NJ. Patter-
son. Vernon L Parsons Archie
Payne. Bernard A. Penn. Lucien d.
Peyton, Robert ]. Poss, Ruben Ross
Archie W. Scott, James Self, Glenn
Shaver. Linwood R. Simpson. Samuel
T. Simpson, Clarence II. Simms, Nor
man stephens, Clinton E. Sutherland,
f. Leroy Taylor. Clarence Thorpe.
a. j. Williams, Thomas r. Webster.
John s. Woolls Vernon VI. woIforI
and Raymond c. Wondree.
members have been added to the rnarn-
bership roll Of the Old Dominion Boat
Club. Other members on the cI1b's
list are as follows: Fifty-one active.
fourteen Junior. and fifty-three ladies'
auxiliary.
The honorary membership follows:
w. A. Smoot, jr.; c. Z. Cox, Leopold
Ruben, Richard Gibson, c. W. Howell,
W. G. Harvey. jr.; NJ. L. Dinwiddie,
Arthur H. Bryant, DR.. W. NJ Smith,
J. VI. Duncan, George D. Hopkins.
{ Charles W. King, James E. CarIin.
DIR. T. B. Cochran, DR.. ]. S. jamie
son, B. Wheatley, William J. Boothe.
Robert S. Jones, A. Herbert Oliver, c.
s. Taylor Burke, Smith Williams,
William NJ. Reardon. A. VI. RemscheU
]. Van SchowenbUrg. Orlando II
Kirk, r. L. Payne. Carroll Pierce.
Harry Beverly, George Z. WarfeId.
Gardner L, Boothe. Maurice wilkins.
r. E. knight, S. G. Brent, Edgar
warfeld, jr.: Newell s. Greenaway,
Frank T. King, DR.. S. B. Moore, T.
W. Robinson, DR.. Hugh Mcclure, Lau-
renee Stabler, A. D. Brockett, Wal
lace Lindsey, DR.. NJ D. Delaney,
George H. Evans. Harry Hammond.
". H. Thomas. K. W. Ogden, ]. Y.
williams, Harry D. Kirk. and Julian
T. Burke
A soap manufacturing establish
ment, which will be known as Frank
A steele, InC-. will begin operations
tomorrow morning at the old bottling
house of the Robert Portner Brew
Ing Company, which was at one time
used as a cotton mill, on the east
aide OF Washington street, between
OrOnoco and Pendleton streets. Of
acers Of the concern are: Frank 4.
steele. PRESIDENT: Edward Steele, vice
president; R. A. Steele. treasurer.
A special term of the United States
Court for the Eastern district OF Vir-
? -inis. Judge Edmund Waddill presid-
INK, will convene here at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning. A number Of cases
on the docket will be fixed for trial at
this term.
Edward Wilton Mankin, 65 years. old.
died today at the residence Of his
daughter. Mrs Charles II. Cash, l21
North Payne street. The deceased
was at one time employed as an
engineer on the Southern Railway.
His funeral will take place at 4:3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
James W. Tyler. "a years old, died
last night at his home near Franconia.
Fairfax County. He was engaged in
the farming business wife and
several children survive him.