The Washington herald., 1917-08-28
ALEXANDRIA MEN
CALLED in DRAFT
One Hundred and Thirty-one Certi-
fed for Service in National Army.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
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THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Il. knight & Son,
egs23 King Street.
Alexandria, Va, Aug. IA total
OF l31 names of men of this city and
Alexandria County have been SUBJ
mitted to the district exemption
board as at for military service by
the local exemption board. This in
cludes those who have already en-
listed, together with those summoned
who failed to appear for the required
physical examination. the latter class
by their failure to appear being sub
ject to the draft under the law. II IA
stated that about nineteen OF those
certified have already Joined the col
ors in various capacities. The board
Is now going over the papers of the
others examined and later in the
week will certify many more. A total
Of 153 is this eity's quota.
The list given out today by the
board follows: Powell r. Roberts
Henry W. Armstrong, Lawrence e.
Padgett, Tench T. Marye, George T.
Milstead, Gordon Hooff. William B.
Richards, Clarence J. Winston, Will
lam c. Ashford. Frank M. Byrd. w
John Greenan, Fielder J. Lynn. Johr
T. Ashton, Curtis J. Taylor, Paul An
derson. Charles w. King, William A
Ferguson. william HyIman. William
Rollins, George e. Kimball, Thomas
w. Cook, Arthur Peeler, William
Thomas, Peter r. Hall, Robert Car
ter, James C. Rush, William F
Petty, Wilson s. Washington. Car
roll Nails, Richard l.. Smith. Charles
S. Campbell. Eramus Shipworth
James b. Patterson, Edward #. Cor
bin. Irwin E. Smith. Melvin M. Fones
William c. Turner, Walter Smith
Walter L. Smith.
Oswald Salmons. John ". Sibley
James L. Ouden, Ernest Mccarthy
Thomas II. Ballinger. Moses Jones
Morris Levy, Charles U. Smith
Frank Brown, Burns N. Gibson
John o. welch, Robert l.. Newton
Edwin v. Byrne, Benjamin F. Rob
erts. william q. Brown, Hazel II
Rucker, Charles E. Phillips. Charle
Lewis, Paul McGrin, Chester
lHough, Hubert Kendrick, Rober
Turner, B. ]. Sweeney, Martin L
Hyson. Thomas Buckley, Chester Z
Schuyler, James w. Dwyer. Georg
jackson, Clarence f. wilkins, Ben
jamin F. Walker, Ernest Z. Risdon
Richard NJ Tavenner, Andrew l.
iTravers, Charles l.. Wiseman, Philil
lC. Crilly, Bernard G. Brock, Johl
H Hamilton, Robert o. Baker, Car
roll d. Lucas. Michael McC. Reece
Kemp r. Rush. Walter Blackwell
William W. Watt, Aaron Brown
William Dixon, Lawrence Baker. NJ
w. Brodie, julius II. Billings. Dal
lBeurely, James ID. Woodward
James II. Hamm, william S. Lee
George l.. Monday, Perry NJ. John
son, Harry c. Mankin. William F
Yoder. James johnson, William r
Winston. Nelson J. f. Ennis. Auruli
b. r. Lackey. Rae Meredith. Leste
f. Cook, Elmer o. Smith, Leroy S
Allen, Christopher Claxon, william
A. Cox. Gilbert Baker. Ernest NJ
Armentrout, Bernard Padgett, wasl
Jones, Robert J. Poss, William 7
Hopkins. william F. Hellmuth
Isaac Phillips. Charles Dean, Ben
ME Cornell. Charles A. Grimes
Frank w. Zimmerman, st. Clair u
Shelton, James r. Fletcher, Aaror
B. Garrett, Colder Welch, Charles J
WOLF. George w. Sims, Elmore Sam
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lBallinger. Johnnie II. weathless
William c, Hall. John II. Sullivan
A. c. Beavers, and Courtney Hauls
About 100 Odd Fellows from thi
city tonight motored to Accotink
Fairfax County. and attended
meeting of that lodge. the occasion
being visit to Accotink Lodge b!
Grand Master w. Ross Southwark
OF Richmond. During the evenini
addresses were made by Mr.. South
ward and a number of visitors.
A list of the gardens in the cit,
entered in the prize contest of tn
chamber of commerce, after Tn
processes of elimination made by ]
T. Preston. secretary of that organi
zation. was today turned over to
committee of the chamber of com
merce. They will visit the garden
regarded as the best and soon awar,
the prizes of $40. $40 and IS.
total OF ninety-one gardens entere,
the contest.
Arabella Mitchell, colored. was ar
rested this afternoon by Policeman
| Roland. on suspicion of the larcen,
of S237 from William Moten, colored
of Washington. The woman wa
subsequently turned over to Detect
i've Joe Grant. of Washington. Polic,
here recovered 500 deposited in
local bank in the name of the WON
an it is claimed.
Mrs. Gaines, wife of ]. Franl
Gaines, As years old, died yesterda,
in Fredericksburg, Va. The de
ceased in addition to her husband
is survived by two daughters, tn,
Misses Gladys and Alma Gaines. TIL,
body was removed to Wheatley'!
Mortuary Chapel and her funera
will take place at $50 o'clock Tues
day morning from st. Mary's Catho
lie Church.
Miss Emma Metzger and John p
Welch, both of this city, were mar,
rfed Saturday evening at the par,
sonage of Trinity NJ. e. Church, BY
Rev. A. E. Speilman, pastor. Tn,
4 NJ l. VS.