The Washington herald., 1917-10-31
ALEXANDRIA DRAFT
QUOTA Certified
%. Men to Leave for Camp Lee
Thursday Morning.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. Z. Knight & Son.
sgi-eJ King Street.

r. T. knight & Son,
s2l-s3 King Street
Alexandria. Va. Oct. O.-Twenty-
nine men from this city will leave at
1z:fs O'Clock Thursday morning for
Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va. which will
make a total of 14S men sent thus far
from this city and Alexandria County.
and Is i've less than the local draft
boards quota, which Is 153. The men
who Will leave appeared this afternoon
before the draft board and received
Instructions.
They are: Harold c. Clark. 500
Prince street; Chester c. Hough,
Clarendon. Va; Clarence L. Fleet, Sls
Queen street; Oscar L. Kellar, y4
Duke street: Robert L. Tyree, r. +.
D.. Alexandria. Va; Frank G. Jones.
15is Princess street: Norman f. Penn.
sf5 Wilkes street; Edward L. Kemper,
0f Rosemont avenue; harles E. Meade.
SOC Cameron street; Elmer l. Simpson,
LIZ North Payne street; Edward {.
Elliott. 1o6 Wolfe street; Raymond A.
sutton. 10s Prince street: Lemuel f.
Walker, 1901 Gibbon street; Charles
H. Todd. Cherrydale. Va; Clyde +.
Mason. 216 North Fayette street;
Clyde v. Chilcotte. lis South st. Asaph
street; Wallace Wood. col South Lee
street; Thomas o. Theimer. Potomac,
Va; Harry Z. Vermillion. Cherrydale,
Va; Thomas S. Hunter, SIS Duke
street; Frank NJ. Simmons, 915 King
street; Karl L. Schaus, Clarendon.
} Va; Shelton II. Groves, Mount Ida,
Va; Nevelle II. Peake, Braddock, Va;
Ollie Moore, 1893 Duke street; Thomas
ID. Rowe. Mount Ida, Va; Turner J.
Anderson. 100 North Payne street;
Burruss Mundy. 92S Duke street; Ly-
man NJ. Moore, Ballston, Va
The various committees in charge of
the big autumn festival which will be
given November 12-22 in the Lycuem
Hail under the auspices of the con-
gregation of st. Mary's Catholic
Church. are rapidly completing plans.
Already many handsome donations
have been received from Alexandria
and Washington merchants and
others. A feature of the affair will
be music each night by an orchestra.
; Tables will be in charge of the fol-
lowing: Refreshment, Miss Helen
Greene: supper. Mrs. VI. r. O'Sulli-
van; Holy Name, Mrs. L. A. French;
sodality, Miss Mcfarland, ST. Mary's
alumnae, Miss Gertrude Chilly. The
Knights of Columbus, Hibernians and
sodality Lyceum.
Judging from present Indications.
the concert which will be given
Thursday night in the auditorium of
the Elks Home by the Twelfth Field
Artillery Band from Camp st. Asaph.
win be largely patronized. Mayor
Fisher has worked assidiously to
make the affair a success. The pro-
de- -
toward the relief of the Belgian war
sufferers. Rev. Louis Smet, pastor of
St Mary's Catholic Church, who is Il
native of Belgium, is also working
hard to make the concert a success.
II is expected that Representative
Carlin will be present and deliver an
address.
The first monthly reports for the
present scholastic year were dis
tributed at St Mary's Academy to-
day. Pupils making the highest
averages for class work for Septem-
Der and October are: Fourth Aca-
-demic. Miss Dorothy knight, IS; third.
Misses Louise Robinson and Margaret
Wibert, 81; second. Imogene Chilly
1and Emma Hubbard. So; first, Kath-
-leen Quinn, 81: second year, CONNER
ci7L Vivian Webster. %; first year.
Katharine Brock and Edna McCauley.
g: one year, Mary Blackwell; eighth
trade. Agnes Jenkins, 30; seventh.
II ellen Harrison and Helen Simpson,
sixth, Aloise Monroe, -; fifth.
Arothy Harrington. So: fourth. Mil
q FED Entwisle, IS: third, Frances Shu-
nan. IS; second, E. Mayliss and Cor
'nelia Nugent, 50; primary, Agnes Fair
fax.
All Saints Day will be observed
Thursday at st. Mary's Catholic
Church with the celebration of masses
at 6, and o'clock the last mass
being solemn high mass. On Friday
All Souls Day masses will be cele-
brated at $50, and o'clock
In the Circuit Court for this city in
vacation today the will of the late
Edward Klock was admitted to pro-
bate. Testator leaves his estate TO
his wife. which consists of house and
lot 702 North Patrick street, together
with contents of same.
In the same court Mary f. Johnson
qualified as Administrative of the es-
tate of James L. Johnson, deceased. |
" Efforts will be made by the police |
tomorrow night to suppress any dis |
order incident to the celebration of |
Halloween.