Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
FORTY-F|CHT MORE
DRAFT men GOING
Second Detail OF "Selects" Leaves
Tomorrow.
ONLY ONE FROM ANNAPOLIS
But Majority Hail From Upper Part Of
County Citizens Plan Big Sendoff

Forty-eight more men of Anne
Arundel County, certified by the local
Exemption Board as available for
service under the military draft, will
leave Annapolis tomorrow morning
to go into training at the army can
torment, Camp Meade at Admiral.
The ceremonies attending the de-
parture of these men will be similar
in all respects, and equally as de-
Tonstrative as those which marked
the leave-taking of the first thirty
men OF the draft on Friday last An
added feature will be the fact that the
battalion of Cadets of ST. Johns Col
| lege, in charge of their commandant,
Captain Duncan Elliott, retired Off
GERS of the Regular Army, will
march in the parade that will be held
prior to the enrichment of the men.
| Whether the Cadets will march under
arms has not been definitely determ-
ined, owing to the fact that the Col
| l-ge only recently re-opened for the
collegiate term, and more or less de-
lay has been occasioned in supplying
a number of the students with their
uniforms.
| The parade will start from the same
point as on last Friday-at the inter-
section of State and Governor Cir
cles and School street, as the selected
ren are under instructions to report
at the headquarters of the local Ex-
cmption Board, which is the Office of
States Attorney Nicholas II. Green,
located there. In addition to the st.
Johns Cadets, the Boy Scouts of An
napolis will be in line, and so will
number of the city and county
officials Unless some unforeseen
official ceremony should take place at
the Naval Academy the Academy band
will head the line of march, the same
as last week
| The drafted men are booked to
leave on a special car over the Wash
| i1gton. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railway from the West street
station at 1120 o'clock. Members of
the National Council of Defense will
distribute small flags to the men, and
| the committee of patriotic women of
the city also will again do their
"bitv by presenting the comfy kits" =
and serving food to the second detail
OF selects just before they leave.
OF the 4S men who are under orders
| to report, the majority of them hail
from Brooklyn, Curtis Bay and other
sections OF the upper part of the
county. There is one from Annapolis,
only two from Eastport, and scat
| tering few from other parts of the
county. Here is the list;
Harwood G. Tydings, Gambrills.
! Herman c. Lux, Curtis Bay
John Henry Walz, Curtis Bay.
Andrew Ramsay, Brooklyn.
VIM. 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. Krousteiner, Brooklyn.
Wasil Skrehezuk. Curtis Bay.
john Boyd, McKendree.
Edwin b. Sherbert. Nutwell.
James Z. 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 Holhkas, Curtis Bay.
Leonard Whitehead, Laurel
Lawrence z. Tracey, Pasadena.
Adam Waleski, Curtis Bay
Harry w. Davis, Earleigh Heights.
Harry d. Johnson, Solley
Merle Cox, Davidsonville.
Samuel Mayhem, Annapolis.
John Miller, Brooklyn.
William K. burlington, Gambrills
Harry Backon, Curtis Bay.
Vim. j. b. Nichols, Severnside.
Alvin o. Phipps. Churchton
Arthur A. Hanson, Jr., Curtis Bay.
Andrew Eichinger. Glen Burnie-
John Tambach. Curtis Bay.
Albram Knopp. Deale.
Alfred Hartman, Brooklyn
Robert j. Zindorf, near Annapolis.
William w Stinchcomb, Earleigl
Heights.
John p Hahn, Pasadena.
Carlton W Fox. Earleigh Heights.
Six other men have been picked a
alternate, to be taken in the even
that some of the above named fail t
put in their appearance. These are
: Joseph ]. Schroeder, Brooklyn.
i Marriott Miller. Brooklyn.
George W. Jordan, Brooklyn
! Waters CLANCY, Annapolis.
! Raymond Dickson, near Annapolis.
: Frederick H. o. G. Dreyer, Savage
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