The Washington herald., 1918-06-04
'CAPITALBOYS
RUSH TO ENLIST
| ON U-BOAT DAY
Navy Gets 81 and Marines
n, Breaking Records
for This City.

While U-boat news was coming over
the wire yesterday, records were
broken for enlistments at both the
navy and United States Marine
Corps recruiting stations, when the
former turned in a list of sixty-one
new names, while the soldiers OF
the set" were running a close second
with twenty-one additions to Uncle
Sans fighting forces.
OF the total of eight-two thus SUBJ
mitted between suns, thirty Of those
who Joined the navy were Washing
ton boys, while fourteen Of the ma
rines were from this city also, making
thirty-four young Washingtonians
who have thus answered q call to the
colors in a single day.
But the main recruiting station OF
the navy at 306 Ninth street north
west, and Of the U. S. Marine Corps,
In 407 Star Building, have many ap-
plications for enlistment, and the off,
GERS in charge are having their hands
full to take care Of the crowds. There
Is always a huge waiting list at
both places. Lieut.. ]. Frew Hall IL In
charge Of the main recruiting sta
ton OF the navy, and Maj. Theodore
II. Low, U. s. NJ. c., in charge Of the
main recruiting station Of the ma
rines.
Navy EnIistments from City.
Yesterday the navy reported the fol-
lowing new enIistments: Edward
Fenwick Steele, 1913 Thirtieth street
northwest: Roy David Hare. 1l26
Twenty-flfth street northwest; Chris
topher Innis Bean, 1924 street north
east; Raymond Jesse Nelson, lib
Thirteenth street southeast; John
Wilbur Graham, 1921 G street south
east; John Messenger, 3110 N street
northwest; Earl Graham Jonscher. 312
C street northeast; Michael Marinac-
clio, GIT Second street northeast: Ed
ward H. Shuman, IA A street south
east; Felix Michael MorIarity, 40 H.
street northwest; Allie burlington, 1913
Columbia road northwest; Howard
Victor Moblcy. 10 Tenth street north
east: Thomas William Galizia, 1928
Seventeenth street northwest; George
Waterhouse Suit. 157 d street south
east; John Miller Tabler, 40 r street
southeast: Raymond Bittinger Ar
mold. 1l01 Seventh street northeast;
Robert Randolph Gray. so Seventh
street northeast: James William Fra
zier. rs Third street northeast; James
Abel Longmore. 507 Seventh street
southwest: Henry Asbery Sanford. 40
Seventh street southwest: Jacob Wolf.
I30 NJ street northwest Ralph L. Jen-
nings, 80 Westminster street north
west; Joseph Levine, sos Virginia
avenue southeast: Lee 8. Loderick. 511
Sixth street northwest: John Joseph
Fegan, 4s3 H street southwest; Ar
thur W. Rison. "a W street south
west; Benjamin A. Nicholson. 97
Virginia avenue southwest; Milton
Edward Long. 3oss Dent place north
west: Martin Edward Dunn, $50 Doug
las street northeast, and Samuel
James Swecker, 9S3 K street north
west. all of this city.
Some Others.
William Carroll Popkins, Economy
Pa: Henry OFT Garrison, Clarks.
burg, w. Va; Thomas Franci.
Leary, Springfield. Mass; Joseph
Abraham Weinberg. Cincinnati
Ohio; Philip Adrian Stumpner
Waldorf. Md; Anton Hogelin. Mari.
enette. Wis; Raymond Wesley Cas-
sci. Fairfield. Ia; Charles W.
Lunceford, Ducie, Va; Maclemort
Marsac. Daytona, Fla; Charlie.
William Sine. Brunswick, Nd.
Francis Joseph Callahan. Keesville
N. Y; Clair Nelson Parrish, Cor.
nelius H. Whalen. and Judson Alder
Harbert. all Of Clarksburg, w. Va.
Charles Lederberg, Baltimore, Md
Luther Longstreet Peck, Scranton
Pa; Jerome David Greenbaum
Hanover. Pa: Wilbur Steven,
Gardner. Waxport, Va: Garland Al.
len Phillips, Rockhill. S. c.; Paul
Frederick Schupbach. and Robert
Kincaid Hughes, both of New Mar
tinsburg, W. Va; Carl Kidd. Mt
Airy. Va: Frank Henry O'Neill
Forest Glen. Md; Ernest S. w
Lindstamer, Ballston. Va; Floyd
Eddins. Somerset, Va; Grady Pear
cy. Clarksburg. w. Va; Melvin
Dodd. Alexandria, Va: Jessie whar-
ton Williams. Reedsville. N. c.; Leo
Salvati, Monongah. w. Va; Russell
D. Byers. Dixon, Ills: and Joseph
Williams jacobson. Forest Lake
MINI.
Volunteer for Marines.
The main recruiting station of the
U. S. Marine Corps reported these