The Washington herald., 1918-07-12
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. =. Doniphan.
King and Columbus Streets.

Alexandra, Va, July 1.-THE local
draft board today summoned q men
from this city to leave July IS for
Camp Humphreys, Va. The men will
entrain at the Union passenger rail-
way station at 1850 a. m. This will
be the first assignment Of men from
this city and Alexandra County TO
be sent to Camp Humphreys. Those
summoned are as follows: John z.
Monroe, 40 South Pitt street; Emer-
son w. Phillips. 31s North st. Asaph
street; Raymond Grover. 9l6 Gibbon
street; Thomas R. Kirby, 1901 Gamer
on street; John p. Agnew, 3OS South
Pitt street; Raymond F. Padgett, 427
North Alfred street; Raymond r.
Robinson, Ballston. Va: Marion
Thomas. 1n South Pitt street; George
w. Welker, Ill North Royal street;
Clarence p, Nicholas, Barefoot;
Thomas J. Cockrell. sos Prince street;
Thomas Sanford. Woodbridge. Prince
William County; Martin L. Sherman.
700 North Patrick street; Ashby p.
Goode. Ballston, Alexandria County:
Willie N. Meeks, Western Union Tsle-
graph Company. Richmond; Leon E.
Moore. SO1 South Washington street;
Charles II. Marcy, Ballston. Alex
andria County; Nevelle R. Rogers,
222 South Fairfax street; Joseph A.
Mellon. 800 Cameron street.. George
r. Brown, Mount Ida, Alexandria
County: James Burke. Washington,
D. c.: Florian Elliott, East Falls
Church, Va
James W. Appich. 76 years old, a
former resident of this city. died
IL T..
Tenth street northeast. Washington.
Children surviving him are: Mrs.
]. Edward Swain. Washington: Mrs.
Charles H. Callahan. this city: Mrs.
Howard Todd, Miss Nellie Appich,
Messrs. Raymond. Edward and
Frank Appich. Washington. A broth
er and sister. D. H. Appich, and Mrs.
John Aitcheson, both of this city.
also survive. His funeral will take
place from his late residence at 8
o'clock Saturday morning and the
body will be brought here and
buried in Bethel Cemetery.
The body of Lieut.. Richard Hart
shorne Fawcett. who was killed
Monday in an airplane accident at
Belleville, Ill, arrived here today.
and was taken to the residence of
his mother. Mrs. Mary G. Hooff
Fawcett. SIT Prince street. His
funeral will take place at s o'clock
Friday afternoon from st. Pauls
P. E. Church. Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. P. P. Phillips, D.
D.. rector.
The case Of James A. Davis, colored
charged with shooting and killing ].
c. Shellhorse. a State prohibition in
spector. June 25. will be presented
to a special grand jury which will
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
in the Corporation Court, Judge L. C.
Barley presiding. This jury also will
have presented to ii for consideration
three cases Of alleged violations of the
State prohibition laws.
A charter has been granted by the
State Corporation Commission to the
Belvoir Engineering and Construction
Company, Inc. Alexandria, with a
capital stock of $4,000, the objects of
which are a manufacturing business
W. T. Kaufman. New York, is presi-
dent, and John G. Graham, Alexan-
dria, secretary.
Julian Y. Williams. business man.
ager of the Chamber of Commerce,
has been appointed a member of the
official stan Of Governor Westmore-
land Davis, with rank of colonel. Mr..
Williams today was the recipient of
numerous congratulations on his ap-
pointment.