The Washington herald., 1914-06-25
BE SOLDIERS
During VACATION
About o0OLocal Boys VIII Go
to Three Military Instruc-
ton Camps.
MORE THAN LAST YEAR
Burlington. VT. Asheville. N. C.. and
Ludinston. Mich, Are Points
Of Destination.
MORE THAN LAST YEAR

Many Washington boys from colleges,
prep" schools and high schools will go
to three OF the students military in
struction camps at Burlington. VT. Ashe-
vile. y. c.. and Ludinston. Mich. next
month for instruction. They will leave
July to be ready to take up their duties
on July and will remain at their re-
spective camps for five weeks.
Capt H. o. Van Horne. OF the general
stan of the War Department. says that
about 800 boys will attend the camps this
year. 800 going to Burlington and 800 to
each OF the others. The one other camp
at Monterey, Cal, will get boys from the
West
300 Are Approved.
Last year there were but two camps
Asheville and Aonterey-with 800 boys
attending them. The great number Of
applicants this year has forced the au-
thorities to hold two more. So far about
800 applications have been approved; DO
for Burlington. 10 for Ludington and 80
for Asheville
Capt Oliver Edwards. Fifth Infantry.
will be In command at Burlington. and
the regular troops in attendance will con-
sist of one company Of the Fifth In
and the band Of the Fifth Infantry. The
following applicants from this city have
been approved:
Severn T. Wallis. Of the Columbian Pre-
paratory School: Russell d. Tibbetts, Of
the George Washington Law School: Ed
ward T. Taylor. jr.. Of the University OF
Colorado; Edwin l. Sibert. Of the New
York Military Academy: Eugene c Rice.
jr.. Of George Washington University:
la AN NzL&
tute of Technology; William Nickel. OF
George Washington University; Harry G.
Hodgxins, jr.. Of George Washington
University; Roderick q. Dunlap. OF CO.
lumbian Preparatory School: H H.
briggs. OF the Cheshire Comm School:
John J. chisolm. OF the Maryland AEri-
cultural College: Paul Bradshaw, of
George Washington University, and
Henry Bradshaw, OF Harvard University.
The camp at Asheville will be COM
manded by Capt. Preston Brown. Of the
Cavalry. Of Fort Myer, Va, and the band
OF the First Company OF artillery, from
Charleston. s. C.. will be In attendance.
List OF AssIgnmcnts.
The following, Washington boys have
been assigned there:
Reihl Arnold. of Eastern High School:
IL
William dec. Ravenel, jr., Of Western
High School: Carl A. II. Ries. Of Nc
Kinley High School; Jesse E. Porter. OF
Mckinley High School: Richard E
Stands, Of Western High School: Alfred
r. Stands. OF Western High School:
Maurice P. Freeman. OF Business High
School: Charles E. Krey. OF Mckinley
High School: Edward y. Jones, Of West
ern High School: Gilbert c. Clark, of
-
Eastern High School; Edward b Light
foot, OF Western High School; Lewellyn
d. Nicholson. Of Western High School:
Hugh ]. Phillips, of Mckinley High
School: William W. c. Scott, Of Central
High School; Wallace NJ. Yater. Of East
ern High School; William r. Shoemaker.
jr. OF Western High School; Joseph NJ
Glasgow. OF Georgetown Preparatory
School: Rufus s. Lusk, Of GEORGETOWN
University: Frank II. H. NOIte OF
Georgetown University: Henry II. Green,
of Georgetown University; John l.. Tung-
stall. of George Washington University:
Walter c. p. Morse, OF Princeton Uni
versity; Clark F. Morse. OF Princeton
University: Summerfeld McCarteney. Of
Washington and Lee University: Harri-
son ]. Polk, Of Episcopal High School.
Alexandria, Va; Richard X. Sutherland.
of Yale University; D. B. r. Morse. OF
Joseph r. Sheean, and r. Wilmer Cook
sey. OF the Army and Navy Academy.
Capt George II. Shelton. Twenty-ninth
Infantry, will be In command at the
Ludington camp. One company OF the
Infantry. one troop Of the
Fifth Cavalry. and the band Of the Third
Infantry. will be in attendance. Only
one Washington boy will go there He
is Robert J. Tucker. Of the Catholic Uni
versity. and his home Is at Mount
Clements. Mich.
Capt Van Horne advises boys who
want TO go to the camps to send in their
applications early, as the quota for each
Is filling rapIdly