The Washington herald., 1918-09-10
ALEXANDRIA
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Alexandria, Va, September -
There was a heavy advance registna-
tioR here today by men who will be
out Of the city next Thursday. As
result the members OF the local
exemption board were kept busy all
day with the work.
1t was announced this afternoon
that the board will not register any
one else until Thursday unless they
will be out OF the city on Thursday.
Practically all arrangements have
been completed by the local board for
the registration next Thursday and
indications are that it will be very
heavy.
Judge Samuel G. Brent. recently
appointed judge OF the courts for
the sixteenth judicial circuit TO MI
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion Of Judge J. B. T. Thornton. held
his first court here today. 4 num-
Der OF admiring friends sent
bouquet Of flowers TO Judge Brent
Judge L c. Barley also presided az
the chsncery term OF that court to-
day when the docket was called and
cases set for trial
One hundred soldiers from Camp
Humphreys tonight participated in
the Community Sing" held in
Christ Church yard. which was at
tended by a big crowd. A feature
Of the AFFAIR was the singing Of the
soldiers and a number OF solos by
Happy Jack Lambert. This was
part Of the program Of the play
week inaUEUrsted under the auspices
Of the Committee - War Camp
At HfW~FH
been arranged for every night this
week.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. Il,
Royal Arch Mssons. has elected
these officers TO serve for the en-
suing year: c. Philip Heishley. high
priest: c. A Gwinn. king; P. z.
Cliff, scribe: William Lewis Allen.
treasurer; Alfred c. Chler. sccre-
tary; T. L, Hall, captain OF the host;
B. J. Richards, principal soJoUrner;
B. X. Smith, royal arch captain: A
c. Ross master OF the third vail:
c. +. Dare, master Of the SECOND
vail; c. +. Howdershell, master Of
the first vail; Rev. J. NJ. Nourse,
chaplain: George W. Zachary, tiler;
L Ruben, steward.
Funeral services for Joseph W.
Hardy were held this afternoon az
his late residence, 52S Commerce
street, and conducted by Rev. Z. V.
REGISTER D. D., pastor Of the NJ 2.
Church South. Burial was at St
Paul's Cemetery.
St Msry's Academy. como .cted BY
the Sisters Of the Holy Cross, re-
with a large attendance, as did also
St Mary's Psrochial School. Royal
and Wolfe streets.
Rev. John Lee Allison. D. D.. pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. will leave tomorrow morn
ing to attend the annual meeting
Of the Potomac Presbytery. which
will be held in Faith Chapel, near
Leesburg, Va.
Arrangements have been made
for an entertainment. which will be
given at Sis o'clock tomorrow
night at the War Camp Community
Service Club by the Jewish We'll
fare Association. OF which Mrs. R.
P. Whitestone is chairman. The en-
tertainment Is especially for the
men in uniform. The public Is in.
vited.
Miss Rosalie NJ. Ryan and Ale1Rn- e
der G. Bonatzky. Boston, were mar
ried at St Mary's Catholic Church.
yesterday. Rev. Louis Smet pastor.
cfficiating The couple were enter
tained at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs Julian d. knight Miss Anna
May knight was bridesmaid and
John cristy, Boston, was best man
There was a big rush today for per-
Inits on the part Of children who viii
attend the public schools. seversN
hundred were issued. White children
may also get permits. Tuesday. and
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
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