Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-09-26
HOME GUARD COMPANY
NOS.52 VOLUNTEERS
Eleven More Needed To Fill Com.
plement--Men Wanted.
THE PERSONNEL.


Below is given a list of those who
have volunteered for the company of
Home Guard, to be located in Anna
polls. Ii will be noted that fifty
two have thus far volunteered. The
quota of the company has been fixed
at sixty-three, and eleven more vol
unteers are needed to make up the
number to fill the company The
committee appointed at the public
meeting two weeks ago are still en-
gagged in recruiting and will be glad
to receive the names of those will
ing to enlist for the protection of the
homes of our community
Annapolis and vicinity needs, as
much as any other place in the State,
the protection intended by the for
nation of this company, and the citi-
zens should not hesitate to give their
services toward tn protection of not
only the loved ones of those who have
left their homes and other interests
to follow the flag that democracy may
be preserved. but to protect and up
hold the reign of order and good gov
ernment in our midst. Don't wait
"for George to do it," but give your
name to the committee at once for
the Home Guard Company. 1t is just
and proper that Annapolis, the Capt.
tol of the State, should be the first
company of Homo Guards organized
The following are the committee,
and any names handed them will be
placed on the roster: Mayor James
f. Strange. Joseph M. Armstrong,
Prof. j. B. Rippere, Postmaster
Thomas j. Linthicum. Prof. A. Knox
Starlings, Phil. E. Porter, City Clerks
Office. phone 800.
Names and addresses can also be
left at the following business houses:
Pennsylvania Ticket Office, Mary
land avenue; F. A. Munroe, Church
street; Smith Pharmacy, Church
street: VIM. II. Thomas & Co., Church
street: Levy's Shoe Store, West
street
The following is the personnel OF
the volunteers for the Home Guard
Company to date:
Joseph NJ Armstrong, 35 Franklin
street.
William S. Cooper, Ga West street.
Henry F. Cole, 5S Conduit street.
]. Thomas Collins. 13 Franklin street.
Frank M. Corner, Eastport.
William Cadet, Al Cornhill street.
Frank Cornell, 20 Holland street.
A. e. Cole, 15S Conduit street.
Erad w Carlson EaStpOrt
Martin V. B. Collins, East street.
Bernice Cooper, 314 West street.
j. M. Denninger, II Dean street.
]. w. Day, Eastport.
Christian f. w. Dammeyer, Is State
Circle
Joseph ID. Ditty, Chesterfield.
Robert B. Ellershaw.
ID. Florestano, IS Prince George
street.
Howard Frazier, Eastport.
John Fl Fisher, los Compromise
street
Charles E. Jones. u Prince George
street.
Martin Jackson, East street.
Thomas ]. Linthicum, 11S Prince
George street.
Robert w. Lewis, 131 Prince George
street
Philip Miller, 1S7 Church street.
G. w. Munford, Southgate avenue.
w. Clyde Mills, Eastport.
L. Roy E. Meyette, 231 Hanover
street.
John G. Nolte, 17s King George
street.
]. F. oliver
S. Norris ogle, King George street.
Philip e. Porter. 81 Shipwright
street
Roy E. Prosky, West Annapolis.
Daniel Parkinson, so Cornhill street
Thomas n. Phipps, 131 Church
street.
Vaughan ID. Russell, 1s Brewer ave.
nue..
G. Corner Ridout, annapolis.
Charles NJ. Russell. Annapolis.
John B. Rippiere, Annapolis.
Orlando. Ridout, Jr.. Annapolis
L. Earle Strange, ia Market street
John A. stevens, Adams street, East
port.
A. Knox Starlings, 157 Prince George
street
Nj. F. Sears, Camp Parole.
Elmer Stokes, Eastport.
Frank Stokes, Eastport.
John X. Scherger. Annapolis.
Louis Milton Theisz. Shipwright
street.
Robert NJ. Wolfangle, Green street.
Robert L. werntz, "a King George
street
Lafayette weinberg. 20 Northwest
street
Olin Wilson, / Hill street.
Reopening Of Sunday Schools.
! st. Anne's Sunday School will re
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