Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-30
MORE ANNAPOLIS
LADS OFF TO WAR.
Third Quota Of National Army
Left This Morning For Big
Camp At Meade.
MORE GOING FRIDAY.
Fifteen Additional Lads Will Be
Sent This Week To Column
bus Barracks In
Ohio.

OH on the urSl zap OF JlelT Journey
which many joyously declared would
not end until they had done their part
in "kanning the Kaiser Anne Arun-
del County's third draft of National
Army selects" left Annapolis this
morning Though there was natural
ly sorrow, heartaches and not few
tears from those left behind, the
lads in the draft, numbering 90
philosophically tried to cheer up their
women folks with the reminder, Gee.
we are only going to Camp Meade;
think of the next bunch of fifteen
which leave Annapolis Friday morning
for Columbus Barracks, Ohio!"
The boys who left this morning
were taken oNt on a special train Of
the Washington, Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Line. leaving West
street Just ahead of the 1920 regular
car. They went straight through to
the big cantonment without change
and about half an hour later, accord
ing to reports, were given hearty
welcome by the other Anne Arundel
Countians who had gone ahead of
them in the first and second quotas
from this county.
The usual military touch to the de-
parture of a quota was missing this
morning, there being no band accom-
paniment. However, as the lads made
their way through the streets from
the headquarters of the local draft
board to the station they were ap-
plauded and cheered by the towns
people. There was the usual scarcity
of baggage, the youths having learned
from those who preceded them to the
camp that it was a quick change into
ment is reached.
The Annapolitans included in the
list are: Steve Foundas, Melvin L..
Saffield. Eugene Worthington, Frank
II. Thompson, Jr., Raymond l.. Davis,
Raymond Clark, Luke r. Raley, James
r. Watkins, Harry F. Elliott, Freder-
ick j. Flood, George Lee, James E..
Trott. James V. Abbott, Harry r..
Smith and Valentine n. Brandon.
James ID. Guare, of West Annapolis,
and Thomas l.. Lockett, of EastpOrt,
are also in the list.
The countians were:
Richard S. Taylor, Brooklyn; Les
ter L. Jackson. South River; James NJ.
Weeden. Pasadena; James l.. How
ard, Gamhrills; Frederick II. o. Dyer,
Savage; Benjamin II. Carr. Patuxent; !;
Dallas F. Crandall, Churchton: :: Rel
land b. Greenstreet, Brooklyn; John
q. Cunningham, Friendship; John
Zukas, Curtis Bay; Clyde Phipps,
Churchton; Abraham Clark, Har-
mans; Joseph L. Butka, Brooklyn;
Joseph Brazil. Brooklyn; William F,
Ford. Hanover; John Armiger, 10th
ian: Hammond X. Arnold, Brooklyn
Leonard Wallis, Curtis Bay; Charles
Z. Clark, Solley; Arthur Evans, River
View; j. z. Greenwell, Lyons Creek
Frederick A. Kaufman. Gambrills; Ell
mer a. Arnold. Brooklyn; Hans X
Weber, Gambrills; V. ]. Wayson, Gal
loway William f. Stinchcomb, Brook
lyn; John j. Brazil, Brooklyn; Will
lam o. Gather, Glen Burnie; William
l.. Ballam. Brooklyn; Clinton L. Yer
million, ChurchtOn; Alexander JEFF
czuk, Curtis Bay; George A. Bolan
Elvaton; Richard S. Crandall. Church
ton; James NJ Bourke, Robinson
Perry, Nutwell; Staleny Grabowski
Paul Shepherd, Bristol; Marion l.
Curtis Bay; James B. Martines, South
River: Harry B. Shuick, Brooklyn
John f. Bast, Curtis Bay; Andrew
Lawrence, Curtis Bay: William Rein
hardt. Brooklyn; Otto c. Myers
Brooklyn; Fred Reinhardt, Brooklyn
Peter p. Wallis, Curtis Bay; Benjamin
B. Burke. Jr, Waterbury: James
Hameck. Curtis Bay; Hammond Boyer
Severn; Frank J. Kutcher, Curtis Bay
c. Frank Kolb. Galloways; Stanley
Simmons, Sudley; Robert Hamill, Cur
It's Bay.
In the list just announced by the
local draft board of men who will be
sent to Columbus Barracks on Friday
morning are two Annapolitans. ThesC
are George s. Trautwein and George
W White
The others on the list are: Sweet.
ger johnson, Solley; George E. Carl
son. Waterbury: Ellis S. Howes
Churchton; William Morris, Wood
lawn Heights; Ollie Hood. Severn
Anthony Kinsly, Curtis Bay; William
! T. Mcnamara, Masonville; Matthew
B. Brennan, Robinson; Leonard o
Mitchell. Bay Ridge: William A. Rem
mey. Brooklyn: Roy r. Mostyn, Brook
lyn: owen F. Greenwell, Glen Burnie
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