Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-12
SEEKING PLACES
IN MARINE CORPS
Eight Candidates for Second
Lieutenancies Are From
National Capital.

SiXty-nine civilian candidates for ap-
pointment as second lieutenants in the
United States Marine Corps have been
designated to appear before examining
boards in this city and in San Francisco
Monday for examination as to their quail
fications. There are sixteen vacancies.
Eight of these candidates are residents Of
this city, they being Perry L. Baldwin,
Edmund NJ. Emmerich, Samuel l.. How
ard. Egbert T. Lloyd, Hunter MCGUIRE,
William H. Rupertus. W. w. d. Smith
and Ethelbert Talbot, ID. They Will all
be examined at the marine barracks In
this city.
Other Candidates.
The other candidates to be examined
by the board in this city are: George
Marion Austin. ST. Luke's School,
Wayne, Pa; Chester Wilson Barber,
Port Richmond. N. Y; Cecil Alexander
Borden, Los Angeles. Cal: Louis Mil
Henry Breckbill Bridgeport, Conn;
Charles Clarence Clymer. Denver. Col;
Daniel Warwick Colhoun. Lynchburg,
Va; Alexander Jenkins Converse. Ma
Mia, p. l.: George Lansing Davis. New
ark. n. Y: Alphonse ed Care. St. Louis
Ark; Thomas VAIN Morgan Draper, jr.,
San Diego. Cal; w. E.. Duvendeck'
Delaware. Ohio; J; A. Doherty. Prov wi.
Louis Estell Pagan. jr.. Germantown.
Philadelphia. Pa: John Clinton Foster,
chief yeoman. U. s. NJ, Y. s. Navy: Ed
ward Ross Granger. Ann Arbor. Mich;
Nicholas John Halpine New York city:
George Wallis Hamilton, Groveland. N.
Y; Henry Clay Hamilton, Dayton. Ga;
Morris Clinton Handwerk. Meyersdaie
Pa; Richard Jackson Howard. St Louis.
Mo-: Robert Alva Johnson. Patterson n
Y: Charles Cramer Julian, Thomasvliie'
n. c.: Malcolm Pierson Junkin. Phlladei-
phia Pa: Matthew Henry Kingman, Des
Monies. Iowa: Arthur Kingston, Bunalo'
n. y: Henry Louis Larsen. Denver,
Col; Charles B. Ma Les; h1s'S ~ H.: Le
rny I,ntes. Cairo, ILL.,; Ralph L. Mccarthy.
Fayetteville Ark.
Henry Clay McIllvaine. jr.. Philadeiphia-
Pa. Thomas Ralph Manning. Middietown'
Pa Luther Wiley Meredith. Springfield.
III David Hargis Miller. Merchantville ~
7. I.yle Holcomb Miller, Lexington, MO-;
Edward Semple Moale, Raleigh; y. IA
Edward ogden Morrison , Fairfield iIan
,harleston. S. c.: Earl Harrison Park
ham Orange, Mass; Mrtha Philip
Quinn. Pittsburgh. Pa; Henry EdWin
REYNOLDS, Lexington. Ky: Frank 6lenlS-
e ter E Emerick Rocky. Philadelphia. Pa;
John Mitchell Rose. Philadefpna, "a.
William Gray schauffier. tr:, Newbnry
port. Mass: Artisan Smith, Newark; Del' !.
Sidney Kimball Smith. Brooklyn, y. -
Frederick William Staples. Lexington
~ Paul Nutws Selma stsrinss o AaoaP Teon
De Hirst Teal. Cape May. n j.; Alien
Hal Turnage, Farmville. N. C.; Adolph
Unger. Tifin. Ohio; John Bole Weir'
Jamestown. Pa: Louis william WnaieS'
Sharleston' s. c.; Robert Fulton White
Asheyille, n. c.: Karl John Weimer
Brooklyn, n. Y; John Thomas wright
Sherman, Tex.
Candidates in West.
Eleven candidates will be examined by
a hoard convened at San Francisco as fol-
lows: Harold S. Anderson, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah; Cecil Sell Baker. Oakland
Cal; William Newton Best. jr, Los An
geles. Cal: Roy Elmer Boyer, Hoquiam'
Wash: Joseph Frederic Burns. Bisbee.
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