The Washington herald., 1918-05-22
FIFTY ALEXANDRIANS
SUMMONED To CAMP
Draftees Will Entrain Tomorrow for
Charlottesville.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
r. =. Knight x Son,

X. p. NulADl X 'Ous
62I-e3 King Street
Alexandria, Va. May 21-The fol-
lowing fifty drafted men in Class
1, from this city and Alexandria
County. have been summoned by the
local draft board to entrain at 2:lI
o'clock. Thursday afternoon for Char
lottesviIle. Va, where they will take
up special training for war work.:
Philip C CTilly, 6O7 Cameron street;
William II. McGruder, Fort Myer;
Allie E Roberts. Orange, Va; James
NJ Elliott. this city; John F. Denvo.
Charrydale: James \. Duncan. Del
RAY; James f. Yates. 1O22 King
street: Leonard WeaveTs- Potomac;
Henry c. Ransom. Arlington; NJ.
r. Norton, Potomac; Norman Rob-
erts, 81 Queen street; Arnim Hughes,
Cherrydale: James NJ Ross. 2l5 North
Fairfax street: John W. Tavenner,
Del Ray: Emmett r. Dunn. 54 Duke
street: Ernest A. Huntington, $50
South Lee street: Leon F. Moore. 9Of
South Washington street; Gustaye
B. Sandin. 2122 NJ street northwest,
Washington; Dallas Bah. Clarendon:
. Charles II. Marcy. BaIlston: Henry
l. Groves. Camp Hpmphreys;- Newell
r. Rogers. 20 South Fairfax street;
Amos G. Butler. Washington street
extended; Edward T. Quinn, 1l2 North
Columbus street: Edward D. McIn-
tosh. Arlington; James z. Lamm, SIS
King street: Henry Mumford. 80
Queen street: Howard V. Hardy,
Rosslyn; Henry w. Ref, s23 North
Columbus street: Edward l. Bouton,
BaIlston: John II. Garner. 1878 Duke
street: Clarence P Nicholson. Bar
croft; William ]. McNulty. 421 North
Columbus street: Raymond l..
Haynes. 800 North Royal street: Frank
L. Norton. Potomac; Wilmer c. RO-
land 81 Duke street; Jacob \. Long
Potomac; Thomas L. Patterson. 1119
Prince street: john T. Langley. 22l
North Pitt street; Charles NJ. Nc
Nulty. 1874 Evon place. Washington;
Nathaniel Hatton. S12 Princess street;
Willard \. Ooldheld. Clarendon: Elf
fel T. Matur. Cherrydale; Luttrell
X. Recker. 1225 Prince street: Elliott
F. Hoffman, Is Cedar street. Rose
mont: w \. Kemp. r. F. D. No. ..
Alexandria: Jesse L. Wilbur. 631 Ken
nedy street northwest. Washington;
Willis II. Jordon. Clarendon: Ash
1 ton Z. BunneH. South Washington.
Va: Charles W. Martin. III Wythe
street.
Alternates sum.nOned to take the
places of any of those unable to go
or those who have already entered
&the service are: Fred y. Mcclure.
QuanticO; Joseph L. Lash. 5l7 North
columbus street: L. w. Hardin. Del
Hay: Richard IT. Campbell. Potomac:
Frederick p. BaJsd. Rosslyn.
u At an adjourned meeting of the
rommon council held tonight, num-
ger of changes are made In the an
lual license law which will result
many business houses paying ar
creased license tax during the COM
g year. Express companies are in.
feased from $50 to 500: increase OF
ON Sl5 to so day is made on timer
ht vendors. the purpose being to
EeeD such out of competition with
peal merchants. Agents for near beer
re to pay 80 year and also agents
pr soda water manufactured out OF
be city. The tax on soda fountains
increased to SO year and lunch
rs where bottled soft drinks are
] rrS 20 pay s. additional for this
T"ll cstHte brokers are in
Feased from so to s65 a year. Ar
crease of from So to $50 is made
hotels. and an additional tax oi
per room for all rooms i'm excess
ten rooms. Undertakers' licenses
raise from SEQ to 81. but the
fnse - for hearse hire. of $15. is
noved.
fruit dealers also are to pay a tax
which is an increase over last
Bakeries are to pay IS. and
additional for each wagon or We
70 a
led for motor trucks for hire under
tons and extra for over that ca
ity. Shoe shine parlors are in
hsed from s. to SO Barber shops
to pay in addition to the license
OF $40 the sum of $3.50 for each
in excess OF one.
though there are no fortune tel
in this city the Eccnse was in
sed on such from $1O0 to $50.
e annual tax ordinance. making
rate the same as last year, with
usual discount. was adopted.
solution of Leo p. Harlow. chair
of the local Liberty Loan Com
fe to appropriate 800 to place a
stan on city hall and have the
received by the local committee
oing "over the top fioated from
taft with old glory was referred
e finance committee.
Democratic primary for the pur-
of electing representatives from
Eighth Congressional district
held August 6. and candidates
hg to enter the race have until
in which TO nle notice of their
acy with the chairman of the
ttee from this district. ihls
ecided upon by. the Eighth Dis
Democratic Committee at a