Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
WASHINGTON IS SENDING 262
TO THE PLATTSBURG CAMPS
Among the Number Are Most Prominent
Men in Official, Social, Business and
Professional Life Of the Capital.

resented In the business men ; pl C
paredness camps this summer at Platts-
burg. There are 262 enrolled in the
Plattsburg camp this season from
Washington as against twenty five last
year and the District delegation is
drawn from every representative
agency in the National Capital. There
are good representations from practi-
cally all the government departments
and bureaus-War, State, Justice, In
terror Agriculture. Treasury; from the
bureau of standards. the geophysicai
laboratory, forestry service. Library OF
Congress. interstate commerce COM
mission. bureau of education. patent
office, United States coast guard. wealth
er bureau and the marine barracks.
The Metropolitan and Cosmos clubs
have a number of registrations: Ihere
is a strong contingent from Washlns-
ton banking institutions. from the lar
nepie Institution, from the House ONCE
building from Washington schools,
such as the Catholic University and the
Army and Navy Preparatory School.
The Evening Star is sending at least
five to the camp.
Among some of the we'll known
washingtonians who are going are
Henry Breckenridge. former assistant
secretary of war; Manton WyVell. VINO
was private secretary to COL bryan
while he was Secretary of state; James
NJ. Proctor. former assistant United
States district attorney; William GilbpS
McAdoo. jr., son of the Secretary OF the
Treasury: Gist Blair, John Cotton
Smith. William Henry Harrison, FRANK.
lin K. Lane. jr., son of the Secretary OF
the Interior; John H. Gregory, jr.. and
Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory,
George Oakley Totten, jr:; Frederic
L. Huidekoper, South Trimble. Jr.: Rob
ert D. Heinl, associate editor of Ma
tons Business, and Steve Moran pitch
er for the Catholic University base ball
team.
Announcement that there are to be
two special camps for medical men
only at Plattsburg has just been made
by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. command
ing the Department of the East. 1t is
expected that a number of the profess
sional men of Washington will be
among the first to register. The course
will cover camp sanitation and mill
tary hygiene. Each of these camps
will last two weeks, the first starting
Wednesday and the other July "a. The
idea is to give civilian physicians and
surgeons opportunity to make an in
tenSiye study of military hygiene un-
der actual conditions of military camp
life
The enrolment from the District of
Columbia is a follows:
Ming, Ioll oStH street
northwest; Joseph K. Schofield, 1886 G
street northwest: Walter Bruce Howe.
III 14th street northwest; J. Richie
Boyd. 140S 21st street; Deane G. How
ard, jr.. the Marlborough; James Allen
Ryan, $40 Y. NJ. C. A; Harry NJ Roeser,
bureau of standards; Charles Coburn
Smith. 2137 Bancroft place northwest;
Lincoln r. Clark. 1910 18th street
northwest: S. Milton Simpson. the
Shoreham: Charles Henry Stone, War
PI1tI ir
street: Otis H. Gates, 1119 Clifton street
northwest; Joseph Milton Heller. the
Marlborough: George Marvin. 171S H
street northwest; ]. Vaudeville Car
Maid S. Huidekoper, 1914 18th street
northwest; Alexander Sidney Lanier,
1850 Columbia road; James Robert Lee
Catholic University: Steven ]. Moran,
Catholic University; Ignatius John
Costigan. Union Trust building; Charles
A Mckinney. 1928 Rhode Island ave-
nue.: George Voltage Pratt, room 311,
House office building; Clarence NJ. Butler.
10 Newlands street; Paul A. White. 81 v
street northeast; F. Goode Cressey, sew
age pumping station; William c.
Marrow, Metropolitan Club; Henry r
Dawes. 1910 Spring road: James H.
Hopkins, sos 18th street: Robert F.
HAYDEN. 1872 n street; Robert H Lom-
old Sasscer. care Mr.. Frank Rhea, Dis
trfct engineer, interstate commerce
commission: George T Weitzel, De-
partment of State: Basil Miles, IT'S H
MeGlll building; Erskine Gordon. 412
TIN street. northwest; G. De Freest
Larner. 1921 o street northwest;
Frank 3 Smith: 4os 5th street north
west; William T. Shea, 1898 Fairmont
street northwest; John H. Gregory, jr.,
department of State; George Oakley
Totten, jr., sos 18th street northwest.
Lueius Randolph Mason. 7o5 Colorado
pudding; Ralph Menthorne Brown. 1924
Monroe street: Robert HOLSTER Chapman,
zo29 = street; Lawrence NJ York, Army
and Navy Preparatory School; Mortimer
khnkowstein. 10 Home Apartment, nth
and massachusetts, avenue; Walter La
Tour Milstead. the Manor House, 1924
Monroe street: Mark L. Goodwin, 620 Riggs
building; Chauncey Hackett. 1911 Con-
necticut avenue; Frederick H Brooke
21sI * street; w. P. Meredith, $40
woodward building: Malcolm s. NC
Conihe. 1414 F street; Glenn u
Wicham, 500 K street northwest:
Charles F. Wilson. Woodward building;
Charles c; Broy. Department of State:
Robert Sidney Belknap, III 18th street
northwest; Edwin Leroy Stein, "a
Grant place northwest; Robert Clement
watson, sos G street; John W. Calvert,
National Savings and Trust Company;
William N. Donlin. 235 9Th street north
east, Victor NJ. Locke. the Portland;
Charles C. Lamborn, National Savings
and Trust Company: Edward s Bryant,
Onlted states forest service; James
Dodson Basey, 1920 / street northwest:
Henry NJ French. National Savings and
Trust Company; Frederic l. Huide-
koper, 1914 18th street; C. B. Rafter,
1850 Columbia road: Francis H Stoeger,
11o8 L street northwest; Arthur N.
Thomas. Library of Congress; Reginald
e LOCKER. 1910 18th street northwest:
c. A Miller. GAIA Orle: ms place north,
east; l. Thomas Wilson, sos Colorado
building; Arthur d. Baker, 709 Taylor
street; Walter d. Lambert, 1875 A street
northeast: James L. Karrick, 5r., 212O
Bancroft place, War Department;
Frank Lining Pratt. Lemon building
War Department; Rodney L. Lynn,
National Savings and Trust Company
Drew Linard, Department Of State:
David karrick, 2120 Bancroft place;
William Colby Rucker. 80 the Dresden
Robert Toombs Neill. North 8, Jackson
place, Department of Justice; Edward
y. Fristoe, Carnegie Institution; Frank
lin Henry Ellis, Metropolitan Club;
Charles Judson Stoddard, Carnegie In
stitution; Ammi Brown. SIT 4th street
northwest: Richard 2. Williams, tr.,
3425 Newark street: Maurice Nord-
linger. SO 18th street northwest; w. A.
Slater, jr., 1871 / street northwest
Lawrence Howe Allie. interstate COM
merce commission, Div. of Val, eastern