The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
ALEXANDRIA BOARD
TO SCAN REGISTRANTS
Examination 10 Begin Next Week.
Il Expectation.
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Alexandria. Va, Jan. A-The local
exemption board today was notified 70
proceed with the work Of the physical
examination Of the drafted men
placed In Class !. Il n expected that
DR.. Edward A. German. medical ex-
aminer for the board, and his assis-
tants will next week begin the work OF
examining men. The board has not
completed classifying regfstrants
whose questionnaires have been re-
turned. George II. Rucker, chairman
Of the local boards. II suffering rom
Q severe cold.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline
Cobey. Of Vienna, Va, and Newell ..
0reenaway. clerk Of the Corporation
ana Circuit courts for this city. took
place at o'clock this afternoon at st.
Psurs P. =. Church, Rock Creek
parish. washington- The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Harry Cobsy.
brother Of the bride. who II assistant
rector Of that church. The bride was
sttired IA q blue travelling suit with
hat to match Mrs. George z. War
ieid played the wedding march. Fol-
drsenavay left for O Southern bridal
trio, and upon their return they will
reside here.
Twenty-Five dozen pints Of liquor
~ pints, which represent Ia quarts
or % saIions-was the quantity Of
liquor captured IN O big touring car In
Alexandria County. o short distance
north Of Alexandria, shortly before .
O'Clock tonight By w. =. Payne, o
State prohibition inspector, Of Rich
mend, Va Payne also took In Gus
tody two white men who gave the
names Of Albert Puryear and James
Butler and who claim to hail from
Richmond. The men were en- route to
Richmond from Baltimore. Payne
deputized r. A. Keatins to assist him
in making the arrest. The LIQUOR was
unioaded at police headquarters and
the men will be arraigned before Jus
tice Thompson tomorrow morning.
Deputy coIlsctor Of Internal Rev
enue j. Fred Birrsll and George x.
Postoffice Building until February
persons in making out income tar
returns.
About $50 members Of the I'M
manuel Bible Class, Christ p. u.
Church. Of which Judge L. G. Barley
6 is teacher. will attend the Billy sun
day services in washington Sunday
afternoon. They viii leave here on
the 1 o'clock train and are expected
at the Tabernacle at 1:45 o'clock
and will enter By door IS.
: Announcement Is made that no
auxillaries havs been admitted 10
rnsmbsrshf, IN 90 Alexandria Chap
taS OF the Red Cross. They are
Grace p. L. Church. Mrs. w. Court
ney Lynch. chairman. and the NJ. E.
Church. South. Mrs. c. H. smithers,
chairman.
The Red Cross requests owners
of automobiles who will volunteer
to haul supplies from its rooms here
to the headquarters in Washington.
sss D street northwest. to notify
Mrs. H. B. Cation. care Of the rooms
Of the local chapter, King and Pitt
streets.
Three teachers in the Mount YER
mon Avenue Public School are sur
fsrink from the measles and as O
result the pupils IN their rooms,
totalins about 135, are enjoying q
two weeks holiday.
James T. Smith. jr.. 2 years old.
son of James T. Smith, died this
morning. His wife and two children
survive him.
Mrs Aruba Hanrahan, 70 years old,
widow of Patrick Hanrahan. died last
night at her residence, 306 Wilkes
street. She is survived by a son,
Raymond L. Hanrahan.
The State Corporation Commission
has granted an amendment to the
character Of the Elite Laundry Com
pany Of Washington, Inc, Alexan-
dria, Va, creating a class Of pre-
ferred stock.
Justice Thompson in the Police
Court today imposed fines OF so each
in the case of Martha Meyers and
Abbie Butler. both colored, charged
with conducting a disorderly house
on Princess street. Their arrest was
brought about when Lizzie Lee, a
colored woman, told the police she
had been robbed Of SIS and q ring.