The Washington herald., 1918-03-26
ALEXANDRIA SENDS
29 To CAMP Lee
eishbonns City's Young Men to
Start. for Cantonment Friday.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
n. i. KNIGHT q Son.
SnlsS King Street.

THE HERALD BUREAU.
n i. KNIGHT & Son.
Sn-s23 King Street
alexandria. Va, March 5.-Twenty-
ne drafted men from this city will
train Friday morning at s:H
flock for Camp Lee, Va. The local
Pard has summoned sixty-two men
no will take the places of any of
fe first twenty-nine who do not re-
Prt. All Of those summoned to ap-
ar Friday are as follows: William
Brown. Henry H. Ballard. Ernest
Risdon, Andrew L. Travers., Nell
|n ]. E. Ennis. Edwin G. Ballinger,
arles H. Haynes. Louis Livingston,
1liam A. Walters, Frank Grove.
iward +. Peyerill, Harry V. Moore.
|frbert c. VioIette. John H. Custard,
|arry Hyman, Willie Z. Oswald, Les
ID. Mason. Raymond F. Padgett.
alter Moore, jr.. John w. Cochren.
lbrey c. DrumheIler. John r,
owning. Joe Cole, william RAN
il, John r. Bouton, William Z.
nreve. Joseph NJ. Rogers. Earl T.
pse, William N. Garrett. Frank B.
oWard, William H. Loveless. Louis
Oswald. Solomon R. Douglas.
chard B. Roberts, Ernest thinner
an, George A. Kicker. Charles L.
Ped, Charles R. Pyles. Emmerson
Phillips, Charles Sorrell. T. B.
orris, John Multerer. Harry L.
ise. Jacob B. Kendrick, Guy H.
tton, John NJ. Hackley. Raymond
CARRIER. John Davis, Arthur B.
Pleman. Edward NJ. Brown.
The military police, who yesterday
hrted doing patrol duty here. to-
y began looking over passengers on
incoming and outgoing electric
aims. 1t Is stated they were look
for deserters. None. however,
ere apprehended. All trains both
frthbound and southbound when
ley arrived at Rosemont were
|arded by the military police and
ch and every passenger closely
Rnned by them.
Persons designated today by Robert
Tious bureaus Of the new chamber
commerce, the first named in each
Sc being chairman follow: Civic
Pbert :. Jones and Kenneth w. Og-
n: retail merchants, r. z. knight
ID Leopold Ruben; Industrial, Harry
Ammond and George D. Hopkins;
fthc and transportation. Orlando II.
rk and W. \. SmOot; agricultural
nm W. May and S. &C. Cropley: pub
ity and convention. Howard W.
nlth and Wallace Lindsey: members
uncil, DR.. W. NJ. Smith and c. s. T.
rke;. members at large. George E.
artield. b. w. Morse, Carroll Pierce,
F. TIGER, 5. G. Brent and the presi-
harles W. Howell. s. years old, a
III known halter, died late last night
his residence. lO9 South Royal
Heet following an illness of several
eks of pneumonia. The deceased
Is a member of Potomac Lodge OF
ID Fellows and Alexandria Council
Royal Arcanum, and a member of
board Of deacons of the Second
esoyterian Church. In addition to
en, four daughters and four sons as
lows: Mrs. Daisy NJ. Sawyer. Nor
k, Va; Mrs. Louise F. Burkhaiper,
fe Of DR.. J. II. Burkhaiper, Mobile,
A.; Misses Elizabeth and Rosina
DWELL this city. and Messrs. J. Ed
erd. Charles s. Clarence J., and
dfOTd Howell
Made Hampton Yates. n years old.
o was employed as account clerk in
local division offices Of the South
Railway Company. died suddenly
II o clock today at his residence, Ill
uth Patrick street. Acute indiges-
n. it is believed. was the cause of
death. Ills wife and three chill
hn. two sons and a daughter. are
inS. The deceased was a native of
hrrentOn, Va.
five persons charged with viOlat-
the provisions of the State pro-
bitiOn law were held for the ac-
p Of the grand jury in the Police
uTt today. Among them were a
Ored man and woman arrested on
nplaint of the military police for
Prating an alleged speak-easy.
{. Mary's War Society has organ
4 with the selection of these Off
:. Mrs. ". X. O'Sulliyan, presi-
II: Rev. Louis Set. treasurer: Miss
en- Mcfarland. secretary. Its OBJ
L is to give aid and assistance
the government during the prog
5 of the war.
he contract for the erection Of the
ldings at the plant of the Vir-
ia Shipbuilding Corporation here
been awarded to Fred T. Ley