The Washington times., 1916-06-24
SIGNAL CORPS READY
TO Be MUSTEREDiN
Has Twice the Necessary Num-
ber Of Men for War Strength
on Its Rolls.

Capt. oliver c. Terry. commanding
the District militia Signal Corps. 10
by far the most eager man In the mo-
bilization camp for the mastering OF
his men into Federal service.
1--WE are ready and I would like to
have the signal Corps mustered In as
soon as possible SO that I may get
down to war strength and start n per-
manent organization" said Captain
Terry.
II have 140 men on my rolls and
I cannot take but seventy-five to the
Mexican border with me. My COM
mand Is almost twice the size II should
be. even at war strength. II / can
have the seventy-five picked men
mustered In I can complete my or
ganization and concentrate all my
time and attention on them"
rs Men To Be Selected.
1t is understood that Captain Terry
will select the seventy-fNe men he
considers best in the Signal Corps TO
go before the mastering officer first.
II all of them are acceptable for Fed
eral service he will stop the muster
there. SO far as the Signal Corps Is
concerned.
The other men in the Signal Corps
will be held until enough recruits have
been obtained to complete a wireless
company to go to the Mexican border
The Signal Corps Roll.
Following Is the personnel of the Sig
mai Corps now:
Capt. Oliver G.. Terry.
First So,iior Lieut.. X. NJ. McLennan.
First Junior Lieut.. George NJ. Lands.
Willis X. Lsnsford. Lewis @. Winters,
Edward A. Johnson. Albert C. Hall,
Thomas J.. Reed. Bennett Hammond.
Clarence NJ. Gilleit, James T. Eisenstein,
Herbert A. Cady. Edward l.. Cooley,
George W. Potter, Edward b. Tiiler.
Thomas A. Burns. Marshall NJ Miller,
Howard J. Walthier, Orem ]. Hadley,
Lewis LaSyci,. Frank Rifenberg. Harry
r. Davis. William G. Peake. David b.
WiiiensHy. WI ham p. Seaton: Arthur
v Suliiv"n. William II. Bright. Fred
w. Bonn,ll. William T. Bauskett. Harry
| J.. Berry. john ]. Boone, Herbert
Horchardt Thomas G. Borden. a. B.
| Boucher.
Garnett Mattingly. Samuel II. Mer.
Montgomery. Thomas Montgomery, VII.
liam @. Moore. Hubert l.. p. Morris
irving Z: G. Newman. Hugh J. ONeall
ncForcst l.. Ormes. Carl A. Orndorf
!
Robert f. Peterson. Willie Phillips
Frank a. Petite. William B. Pryor. vii.
liam 4. Rnmer Chcrles NJ. Read. Henr,
;. nidgely Harry +. Rockelli. Edward
p. Scott. Raymond +. selby. Edwart
f.. silver. Charles ]. Simonton. Ray n
Spaulding. james A. stephenson. Joh'
W. Stepp: William Sunday, Justin v
swain. Wilf,ed r.: Roighton:. Paul !
Brashears. John 7; hull. William,
Turns. John r. Burroughs. stewart ];
burroughs. Leon T. Buscher. II. B
Campbell. Andrew Carrico. tr.. Jane,
Is. Chase. +. u. Christy, Henry F
church. Oliver +. Cole: John J., Connors
Wendell p, Cooper; Thomas l. cGSrbi,n,
Crandall. Howard +. Crawford. Miltol
w Dctwaller. J. Torsythe Digges
Thomas Il. Dixon. =, Alonzo I
Dyer William Q. NJ. Edwards
slneey' Il. ii. Foilin, Frank T. Fone,
Robert II. Toler. Harry J. TAYLOR, A. r
Townshcnd, william T. Van Doren. 10
Sc W. Viclker. Harry F. Volkmar
Harry s. Wahl. Harry Z. WALL Charlie
f.. Welch. Carl Wnrmker. Clarence
White. White; james B. Willis, Harold I
Wood. Willard F. Wood. willard II
| Wright. Mason +. Ford. George Foster
| william; A. Fraser. c. r. Gates, Williar
F.. Giddines. Reginald b. Hanford, l.. I
Harsch. Henry Haskell, George ]. Heit
Leroy Hc,st. Joseph Henretty, Rober
f. Herforth, G. Frank Herring. Thoma
II. Holden. John F. Hughes. Thomas
Hughes. Orvid b. Jefferson. Millard
Jones. Patrick c. Ketner. Anton "
Kluge. Joseph f. Keyes. William g
K,anse 5ohI u l. knSGstTset' RGSsrt NJ
Carthy, j. e McCloskey. Earl McDor
aid. George X McCracken.