The Washington herald., 1918-04-21


shal Gen. Crowder. All young men
eligible for service in the new draft,
win leave the District on Monday
morning. April ., and entrain for
Camp Meade. On the following day,
seventy-five young colored men, also
of the new draft. viii be sent to the
same camp. The first-named quota
comprises the largest entrainment
heretofore made from this city. the
number Of men going at one time
never exceeding 100 in the past.
Induction Orders Mailed.
In his latest call on the District fer
men of the new draft, Provost Mar
shal Crowder ordered that they be in
Quoted into military service and en-
trained between April 2s' and %. ard
Adjt. Gen. Daniel ]. Donovan has
completed plans to do this on the two
Gates mentioned.
orders of induction were mailed yes
terday to each Of the 492 men, They
were ordered to report at the City
Postoffice Building. North CAPITOL
street and Massachusetts, avenue at
o'clock Sunday evening. April 3, at
which time they will be formally in
Quoted into military service and given
Instructions and formations by the To-
cal boards.
A leader from amongst the men who
will act as commanding officer Of the
outfit until il reaches Camp Meade,
will be chosen by Adjt. Gen. Donovan.
One assistant leader for each of the
local boards will be chosen by the
men themselves.
May Go Home for Night.
lta
mitted to return to their homes until
next morning, when they will be
marched to the Union Station for en-
trainment to Camp Meade
n The seventy-fiye colored men OF the
new draft, will report at the city post
Office at s o'clock Monday evening,
April %, when the same proceedings
will be gone through as on the pre-
vious day.
Special attention Is directed by the
Provot MarshaFs office to what the
men are permitted to take with them
to the camp. Nothing but the follow
ing are allowed: Light hand baggage
or bundles containing toilet articles;
one extra pair OF shoes, not more
than four extra suits OF undercloth-
ting; six pairs of socks, IL desired; one
woolen blanket Of a dark or neutral
Fshade, all to be tightly rolled.
Names Of Draftees.
j Following are the names of the 492
men composing the last draft from
the District Of Columbia, under call
1 No. 146, as announced by D. J. Dono-
van, Adjutant General for the District
of Columbia:
WHITE REGISTRANTs.
Local Board No. 1.
John James Burns, General Deliy-
cry, Windsor. Ontario, Can: Arthur
Samuel smith, 5j4 1-2 s. Locust street,
E-Vaiparaiso, Ind: Dennis Francis Kel-
Iehe-. s 1 street northeast; Eustace
Glycofrides, 500 Ninth street north
west; Nicola Badessa, 223 d street
northwest; David Rosenberg, Tenth
and z streets northwest; Guiseppa
PugIiese, First and East Capitol
streets northeast; Sylvester Laurel.
SO L. Missouri ayenue; Edward
Young. T2S Sixth street northwest;
Vito Francesca, 14 Third street
/ northwest: Kirke Darden Austin, Bu-
reau of the Census, Washington, d.
c: Bernardo Antonio Caruso, GIL
Sixth street northwest; Albert White,
700 Sixth street southeast; Harry Fos-
street. New York City, care Charles
P. Rhodes; AK Pezarro, IA c street
northwest; James Earl Ray. 225 B
street northwest: Henry Clay Van
Arman. SO / street northwest; Abra-
ham -Grob, 1855 Ohio avenue north
west; Hilliard Furman. 1lO9 II street
northwest; William CuIbreath Maher,
1915 II street northwest; Frank Nc
CIellan Baker SIC F street northwest;
Peter Celia. 3l6 Delaware avenue
northeast; Charles Roman Lamar,
Apt lO6, Tampico, Tamps-, Mexico,
care Mexican Gulf OIL Company; JO-
seph Di Marco. ass H street north
west; George James Demas, 452 K
street northwest; Berekles Kos Pa
padOpOulos, 100 Sixth street north
west; Arthur Andrew Evans, 1910
Twelfth street northwest: Gulio Vari.
col Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
d SiIas Durane Clatterbuck, 431 Tenth
street northwest: Harry Maier Fine,
2Oj3 L street northwest; Max Kreiner,
13O6 Sixth street northwest; Daniel
william SOlliss. Fairport Harbor.
Ohio. care Diamond Alkali Company
Vito Antonio Rosetta, 337 Jackson
Hall Alley northwest; Henry Lewis
Moorhead. IA Euclid street north
west. Henry MOtmOre Lynn. 81
street northwest: Demitros Nekolaos
Kelinturos, 21S F'our-and-a-Half
street northwest; Cornelius Joseph
viii. 1O9 W. Sixty-eighth street, New
York City; Frank Schueler Kennedy,
2229 CIeneay avenue, So. Norwood,
Ohio: MatteO Contino. 122 street
northwest: Robert Benjamin Storey,
"a Massachusetts avenue northwest:
Ralph William Remick. 6S7 street
northwest: Robert Day Trammell. 4O5
Massachusetts avenue northwest;
Frederick Habel Mcdonald, 7O3 Third
street northwest; Georgios Metrokos,
3126 Fourteenth street northwest; John
Harrison Parsons. 14OS Pennsylvania
avenue northwest: John Michael Ma
rfno, 306 H street northwest: James
Ietta. 213O I street northwest: Gar
land Turner Williams. 23 Eleventh
street northwest; William E. Voigts-
berger. 1902 K street northwest: Da-
vir Talmadge Rees, $40 Fourteenth
street northwest; Albert Goss. 1870 V
,street southeast; John Cleveland
' Love. 22s Tenth street northeast: De-
metrios George Harsoulas. I'll ]
street northwest; Clarence S. Shafer,
Y. NJ. c. A, Carney's Point, n. ].
Local Board No. 2.