The Washington herald., 1918-04-08
HENRY SURGUY
ACCEPTED,BY
MARINE CORPS
Former Editor Camp Meade
Herald EnEists with
Crack Organization.

Henry surguy. late editor of the
Camp Meade Herald. and formerly
a member of The Washington Her
aid editorial stan. enlisted satur-
day in the United States Marine
Corps. and will take his departure
this afternoon for Paris Island.
Port Royal. s. c.. the training sta
tion for the marines.
He makes an even two dozen for
msr attaches Of this paper who have
responded to the call to the colors
in various branches OF the govern
melt's military and naval service.
with prospects Of others following
in their footsteps, II immense guam
titles OF war paint being assembled
hereabouts is any criterion.
Others who have Joined the U. s.
Marines recently are Edward Leo
Hillyard, 507 F street northeast:
John Marbury Beavers. 1T5a Colum-
bia road northwest: Edward Walter
Long. 716 New Jersey avenue north
west; Edwin Vawter Harris, 194S
Biltmore street northwest; Bauman
Bernard George. 1910 Calvert street
northwest; Harry Salisbury Chris
tie, 1920 Hamlin street northeast;
Harry E. Smith, 106 Carroll street,
Taakoma Park; Merl Edward Rudy
1921 First street northwest, all OF
this city, and Thomas Walter Fred
Chattanooga, Tenn; William Cor
nelius Jones. Louisburg, Kans.
Courtland William Crospey, New
York City, and Harry Joseph
Hughes. Pottsville, Pa.
Harry E. Smith, whose name ap-
pears in the above list. formerly was
a member of the Metropolitan police
force. but resigned that position to
become a member Of the police of
the seas" He will accompany Mr..
Surguy and Merl Edward Rudy, also
Of this city. on the trip to Paris Is
land today.
The main recruiting station Of the
navy at 3O6 Ninth street northwest,
has reported the following recent en-
listments:
Louis Glaser, Macomb street; Law
renee ]. Nebb, 217 Seventh street
northeast, and William H. Marbury,
1908 Fifteenth street northwest, all of
ington, Conn: Joseph NJ. Jordon, Bal
timore, Nd; John c. Holdorf, Winona,
Mimi; Richard F. Conner, Lynn,
Mass; Robert W. Bannen, Rockford,
H.; Alfred Baruch, New York City,
n. Y; Martin o. Anderson, Chicago,
Ill; Thomas B. Blatt, Milford, Va:
George G. Hardwick, Tucker Hill,
Va; Jerome F. Welch, Massillon.
Ohio; Walter B. Launceford, Dude.
Va, and Angelo J. Bernolfo, New
York City.
The main recruiting station Of the
army, 6S6 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, reports the following recent en-
listments, all outside the draft age:
Ray A. Gilbert. 213 E street north
west; John F. Meegan. sos Colorado
avenue northwest and John G. Griffith,
IS Mitchell street, all of this city; Cal
vim B. LeCompte, Baltimore, Nd.
Lawrence Packwood, England; John
r. Ross, New York City: Everett H.
Cathcart, Kansas City. Mo-; Ralph w
Starkey, Baltimore, Md: Glenn Sum.
ners and Robert R. Mcdonald, both
Of Indian Head. Md; Charles R
Rarick, Madison, N. j.: Archie S. Nc.
Kinnon, Moxton, N c.; Emmett H
Socrey and Eugene H. Solan, both OF
Fredericksburg, Md; Albert N. Cloud
Moultreville, S. c.. and Arch A. Rid,
dele. Strasburg, Va.
Most of those enlisting in the army
now have reached the age OF q since
June 10 last, hence are privileged to
enter any branch Of the military serv-
ice they might desire.