Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-03

! The headquarters train and military po-
| lice which Is recruiting in City Hall in
charge OF Captain Henry Crofut. will leave
tomorrow for camp at Mt, Gretna. More
than 140 men have enlisted in the organ
ization since II started recruiting about a
month ago. Recruiting for the train will
continue, Captain Crofut said today, until
the full strength of 200 men is enlisted.
only eighteen men were accepted at the
army recruiting station, 1929 Arch street,
this morning Half of the men accepted
came within the draft age.
Today's enlstments are:
CANADIAN
Samuel Jones Wilson. Al, 1911 Locust st.
Wliiam Denaies. 80. Seaside Heghts, n. j.
GsSrss SGS a ii taro 81
BRITISH
,la frank Rowend, %, general delivery.
THIRD PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY
no,r.a GRsrss j. Casey 10 i3oG Himh9il ST.
F FFsSsPi " ysS$ i; i$SSsss Sss Fa!ssssfry SS,ss :. ST.
PENNSYLVANIA FIELD BAKERY
5ass G&HsS p p hnrsy H1qs 1928 1923 5nfsas h'1s St
HHH!Rio Wal,asI, Aas5SI B6$sSO!;' 80 \ ia st,
fSSasS oSa v9s% k@G'' ais ?s2S qsI"sS'o"n S ave-
Mnrsa hnres F. F. @ RennS saG 81 Sss5 Bos4FSS 2rGS st st.
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fG%T iaTry pG,"gHia I NeSI sa4 sS' TiSn SS"'p St
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY
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Erap l. at
F. Nk%a SSs%5 e ID I SIsi SS s.. .
Eisholss T, rA!iuSstq,, 81. 27S2, croydon St
eTpF& t2I T. II R%ss = T. fS1YySS sS 4 "a Gamae St
UNITED STATES ARMY
RGSsrd }iPsT rsifr Sg Barr q T. Bon aS'G Pa s.
H5S sbS9 NoFms% MsS? s II? 3oGo 'ReI; De-: ST.
JSfn John fyS s San % Ie IE5nGssG GSrs3an GG st.
Roy" Roy Beriram i'fi; u, 1905 = Randolph Is St
n.rrS Harry FFpwIp Ss aGJe 25 Sih Hn,ssr,o, St
1% Wrenca MI'SMSSL W nfGySt"fs5 ds5s "
james james ScSSd@S S3SS%E a. sos n5Setla e IA st st.
Hasn Hrn hciA A. Psyer' 2a Pa
Norman stcffcn, is, I,roadaxe' Pa
Tts Wasr &c. 81, c,y Pa
Daniel Ahern, u, Jenkintown. Pa.
David nd u :; Carroll 81. Jefferson Hospital, 10th
ClarsncG W, Nichols. IS, ,cochranvillc. Pa.
Guy II. Grant, %. Grand island. Nab. '''
William +. Henlen, 28, 1904 FairmoSnt ave.
3TSff MGr b. ii 2 &ersS Sc # erro Ind
samuel A. smith, 20, 350S Braddock st.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
John Crockett. 10, Chester Pa
Thomas Hutton, 10. Chester. Pa.
George Dewey Hobinson, Mioooaana 70. cassandra a Pa
Ghn joseph Sf "a r.syve u Wheeling Va
Garren Vaughn Shaver, II, Monogah, W. va
heslis bsyiS Emerson frn Smith 81 Wellsburs w Va
Francis Mcfarland snider. 20. Tinen. o.
UNITED STATES NAVY
haas dsep asn5y sr Gr 2s % " ST.
NGlson h y. lyster, Jr.. 90. Lancaster, Pa
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'UAHrEHNAsrEH coKSs oETsIsrED RESERVE
GsaPss G5aaGs Wasa NaS" 81 g. 81 s70s EGSs s2S
in roGo than 1r sac students are classes
qsrye school located in tho Parkway Building. s.
GadmHss in charge Of the school hi' said H Today y
IN" poGs oSs Shn IN TeSnR and Ss Sbng
less messages The s,gdsns q addition to the
No appropriation has been made by the Gov
ernment for the maintenance OF the school,
greatly appreciated by Lieutenant Cadmus. 0'
N. C. p. APPOINTMENTS
The following National Guard appoint-
ments in and about Philadelphia were an
nounced at Harrisburg today by Adjutant
General Stewart:
First lieutenants-John +. McCauley,
Glenolden Truck Company, No 10; LYMAN
r. Lilly. Glenolden Truck Company, No IL;
John B. Covell, Philadelphia Truck Com
pany, No. IL; Louis r. Jones, Philadelphia,
aid on staff of First Brigade.
Second observation-disclosures T. Ward,
Philadelphia military police; Saunders l..
Meade, Philadelphia, First Troop Cavalry