Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-03

| uiNuo tui Hcu Out ~ give tuS uldltSU
men a warm and rousing sendoff
4 Comfy kits" we're handed to each of
the draftees, together with sandwiches
and other edibles. through the instru-
mentality of a c, nmittee of patriotic
women of the city. Each Of the men
carried with him a National flag and
| the banners also were distributed
among all the persons who partici-
pated in the parade. These flags
We're the gift of the Board of County
Commissioners. who also gave them
on the occasion of the departure of
the last draft contingent AT the
West street station the expected
scenes of sorrow were noticed as the
relatives and friends said goodbye to
the loved ones among the men of the
draft
| Cheer after cheer was given the
drafted men as the parade moved
through the city and there were other
demonstrations at the railway termi-
nus, including round of college yells
by the ST. Johns Cadets and the
troop of Boy Scouts.
COIOTeO Wen 10 OO Next
Although no formal notification has
been received by the members of the
Exemption Board for the county, it is
| generally understood here that the next
detail of the draft will be composed
| entirely OF colored men. The date of
! the departure of this contingent is
not known, but it is expected instruc-
tions will be sent forward from head
! quarters within the next few days.
Incidentally, it might be added that
a number of the colored men who are
| i'lcluded in the draft list already have
expressed their anxiety to go to the
| training camp. And arrangements
already are under way to give them a
sendoff that will be quite demon
strative as those which have been ac-
c, rded the white draftees. In this
| connection the aid of the patriotic
colored men and women of the city
already is being enlisted
Here is the complete list of the men
who were subject to today's draft.
call:
Harwood G. Tydings, Gambrills
Herman c.. Lux, Curtis Bay.
John Henry Walz, Curtis Bay.
Andrew Ramsay, Brooklyn.
Wm. H. Patterson, Fairfield
Henry A. Miller, Glen Burnie.
Albert o. Walker, Brownsville.
julius f. Crandall, McKendree.
Richard |. Duvall, Jr., Earleigh lights.
Riley F. CLANCY, Earleigh Heights.
Alexander G. Kronsteiner, Brooklyn.
Wasil Skrehezuk, Curtis Bay
john Boyd, McKendree
Edwin B. Sherbert, Nutwell
James E. Ford, Eastport.
| Raymond l.. Lowman, Brooklyn.
Adam Olecuth, Curtis Bay.
Benjamin F. Thomas, Brooklyn.
| Warren F. Henderson, Glen Burnie.
Thomas C. Chase, Solley.
Edward Moreland, Greenock
Roland Brown, Eastport
Evan Watts, Harmans.
Thomas l.. Waters, Patuxent
James B. Dawson, Churchton
Joseph A. Wiseman, Revell's.
Earl Tucker, Greenock,
Theodore Hallikas, Curtis Bay
Leonard Whitehead, Laurel.
Lawrence E. Tracey, Pasadena.
| Adam Waleski, Curtis Bay.
Harry W. Davis, Earleigh Heights.
| Harry d. Johnson, Solley.
Merle Cox, Davidsonville.
Samuel Mayhem, Annapolis
Jchn Miller, Brooklyn.
William E. burlington, Gambrills.
Harry Bacon, Curtis Bay.
Vim. J. B. Nichols, Severnside
Alvin o. Phipps, Churchton.
Al thur A. Hanson, Jr., Curtis Bay.
Andrew Eichinger, Glen Burnie
John Tambach, Curtis Bay.
Albram Knopp. Deale.
| Alfred Hartman, Brooklyn.
Robert ]. zindorf, near Annapolis.
William w. Stinchcomb, Earleigh
Heights.
| John p Hahn Pasadena.
Carlton W. Fox. EarIeigh Heights.
Joseph ]. Schroeder, Brooklyn.
Marriott Miller, Brooklyn.
George w. Jordan, Brooklyn.
Waters CLANCY, Annapolis.
Raymond Dickson, near Annapolis
| Frederick H. o. G. Dreyer. Savage.