The Washington herald., 1918-09-02

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missioned.
The graduates commissioned as Sec
ond lieutenants in field artillery in
clude men from all over the country.
| The names and addresses of the
| Washington men commissioned follow:
william II. Anderson. 81 street
| northwest.
william N. Black. jr.. 1924 Cali
| fornia street northwest.
Don o. Byron, 1913 Fourteenth street
! northwest.
! Clarence Castimore, Hartford court.
Frank r. Cole, 1868 Franklin stree;
northwest.
Charles F. Dycer. III Maryland ave-
| nue. northeast.
Norman ]. Echert. 304s Newark
| street northwest.
Ferguson Fague. 74s Fifth street
northeast.
Edward v. Heiskell, Station II.
! Route. b, d. c.
Barton McMurray, 81 Adams street
northwest.
Harold r. Northup. Hotel Stratfcrd.
David L. Riordan, IS NJ street north
west.
Walter H. Triplett, 5727- Colorado
avenue northwest.
De We're r. Weldon, PIP Nineteenth
| street northwest.
william H. Anderson.
William II. Anderson is a grad
uate of the Business High School.
At the time of his enlistment a
year ago last July Anderson was
employed as a bookkeeper by the
Western Union. He has now re-
turned to Camp Taylor after a
pshort visit recently with his mother.
Mrs. Clara A. Anderson, of 231 s
street northwest. who is doing her
part in the war work of the coun-
try as a clerk in the Navy Depart
ment.
william N. Black. Jr.
William NJ. Black. jr., son of Gen.
William II. Black, was born in this
city twenty-one years ago.
At the declaration of war by the
/ United States he was attending school
at the Virginia Military Institute.
! The young man Immediately left
/ school and enlisted. On the strength
appointment to the training camp at
Camp Taylor. Lieut.. Black was
recently married
DOuufo Os Byron.
Donald o. Byron is the 24-year-old
! son of Mrs. Elizabeth Byron. 1919
| Fourteenth street northwest. He has
already been ordered to San Diego.
Cal. after. a brief furlough in Wash
ington.
Byron was employed at one time
in the Government Printing Office.
| He was born In st. Louis. but lived
| in Washington for about twelve
years. He completed his education
at night school In Philadelphia while
i he was employed by the Ladies' Home
Journal.
July a year ago Byron enlisted IN
the Presidents Troop L, commanded
| by Capt. lie Roy Heron, who now
| is in France with rank of major.
Clarence Castimore.
Clarence Castimore was chief
clerk of the Supreme Court Library
in the Capitol when he entered the
| service eleven months ago.
Castimore is a graduate of Col
gate University, and a Phi Beta
Kappa man. He attended the
George Washington University law
school and is a member of the Dis
trict bar. He was born in Waver's,
New York, 30 years ago. Mrs.
Clarence Castimore lives at 1894
| Harvard street.
Frank r. Cole.
Born in Washington, q years ago,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Cole
| of 1868 Franklin street northeast.
Frank r. Cole attended the public
schools and the Mckinley Manuel
! Training School. Lieut.. Cole was en-
ployed by the Corby Bread Company
until two years ago in June when he
| went to the Mexican border with the
| District National Guard. He had
hardly returned from the border when
! the United States declared war on
| Germany and Cole enlisted. Two
bert A. Cole, 10 years old, who has
| sailed for overseas service in the
Medical Corps. and Charles E. Cole.
! coxswain on the Pennsylvania.
Charles f. Dycer.
Charles F. Dycer was a salesman
| in this city. He was born at Alton,
! Md. 21 years ago but has lived in
| Washington since he was small
child, and received his education here
at Ganzaga College.
Dycer's mother and grandmother
live at 121 Maryland avenue northeast.
He enlisted a year ago in July and
was sent from Camp Meigs to Camp
Mcclellan, Ala. He has now gone to
| Ft. Worth. Texas. after a brief fur
/ Tough with his family in Washington.
Norman J. Echert.
Norman j. Echert is the son of
John A. Echert~of 3042 Newark street
\ northwest. He Is one of the charter
members of the Presidents Troop B.
Since his graduation from the Nc
| Kinley Manual Training School. of
this city In 1915, where he was a
first lieutenant of the high school
cadets in his senior year., young
Echert has been working in his
fathers business. the Echert sLitho-
graphic Company.
Echarts only. brother. John p.
Echert., Is already at the front in the
field artillery. and his sister. Miss
Esther A. Echert, is employed in the
engineer construction division of the
War Department. Miss Echert spent
two months this summer at Camp
Columbia. Norman Echert has just
passed his twenty-first birthday.
Ferguson Fague.
Ferguson Fague. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Fague. of the La
mariscotta apartments, now Lieut..
Fague, was member of The Herald
stem several years ago. Later, be.
ing an expert amateur baseball play
!. er. he joined><the Cumberland, Nd.
team. For the past three years he