Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-11

the depot was purely Storage
plant, at which no work Of assembling
breaking down or issuing OF am
munition was done,
In describing activities at the depot
the Navy Department said last night
that ammunition supplies were re
ceived there either from the rnanufac
turer or from other depots and were
forwarded to other points upon orders
by the department.
Officers On Missing List.
Capt. Bowling, in q telephone
message late last night to the Navy
Department from Ptcatinny Arsenal
reported that Lieut.. Schrader and
Capt Clarke were missing. This did
not indicate, however, that they had
been killed, he said, a. 1t was impos
sible to check-up the personnel.
Capt. Bowling said that the naval
arsenal was on IRE from end to end
and had been demolished, and that
the Picatinny arsenal also was partly
demolished.
Admiral Piunkett advised the Navy
Department just before midnight
that a relief detachment, made
up OF three medical officers, seven
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Corps, two Marine officers and 46 Ma.
rtnes were en- route with medical sup
plies TO Lake Denmark from New
York. He said also that an anbu
lance, two medical officers. six specia
Medical Corps men and surgical sup
piles had been dispatched from Phila
delphia.
He said he was without adyices a,
to the casualties.
American Red Cross headquarters
announced that II had sent Guy Sto
rey, director OF camp activities at Gov
ernor's Island, ~. Y, to the scene OF
the disaster to see what the national
organization could do to supplement
the relief work Of local Red Gross
units.
Also Miss Alice Brock. field represen,
tative, had been ordered to West Nor,
Cross chapter there in relief activities.
List Of Marine Personnel.
The Navy Department made public
a list OF enlisted marines VINO accord
ing to its records were assigned to
duty at the Lake Denmark station:
Quartermaster Sergt. Warren #.
Granger. Philadelphia: First Sergt.
Iva AAAD so4A 0AGAt w dSI14Il8SO1ka LIZ N%.t
Sergts. Norman E. Maret, Kansas
City, No.; jackson p. Nicholson,
Kerens, Tex; Jack Salesly, San Fran
cisco; Corps. Charles A. Dettenback,
East st. Louis, Ill; Axel Fredericksen,
Salt Lake City, Utah; Marvin Lewis,
Sabula, Mo-: Thomas r.. Mullarkey,
New York City; Edward A. Thimsen.
Mount Olive, Ill.
Privates. first class: Matt Allen,
Allensville. KY; Charles e. L. Ber
Shorn, Singac, N. j.; Joseph A. Bubel
Railway, N. j.; John Harper, Bay
View, Ala; John M. Harold, Cleve-
land. Ohio: Charles M. Hedrick, Mount
Valley, Kans.; Charles Hungler, Jer.
sey City, N. r.; Daniel M. Huntley,
st. Jamaica Plains, Mass: Carl T.
Lindsey Dallas. Ga: Charles p
xenia, Ohio; Anthony j. Schultz, New
York City; Walter L. Snyder, Bell.
Vile, N. T.; Ernest Beaver, HALEY.
vile. Okla: Oliver C. Bliss, Waterville
Ohio; Samuel i. Boggs, Hugo, Okla.
DelEert L. Brundidge. Wichita, Kans.;
Albert Burg, Belwood, Mimi
George ]. Bush, Jersey City, ~. j.,
Antoine Coryelle, Sunset, La; Johr
Gianninoto, Bronx, N. II; William r
Goss, Passaic, N. j.; Charles Z. Hal
ana Ralph E. Hall, Robinson, Ill.
Maurice r. Hardaker, Galloway. Fla
George vi Hertig, Emporia, Pa.
Philip o. Hogan, Waterbury, Conn.
Alton J.. Hunter, Mount Olive, N. @.
Thomas Johnston, Chicago; Libhie N
Kinks, jr., McGregor, Tex; John A
Little, Leon, N. Y; John r. Mac
Mechan, Pennington, w. Va; Edwart
McCraclxen, Brooklyn: Eugene G
Marrs, Sydney. Ohio; Paul w. Moreau
New Britain, Conn; Bertson o. Mye
! Fostoria, Ohio; Joseph r. Patrick
Milwaukee; Merrick e. Prather, New
Albany, Ind: James G. Radford, Fair
mount. w. Va; Chester r. Rourke
Morrow, La: Otto f. Siier, Tulsa
Okla: e. r. Sawder, Berry, KY: Ed
ward p. Sullivan. Springfield, Mass.
Joseph r. Tillyer. Newark, n. J.
IBernardin Trottier, Manchester, N. II.
John M. Wallace, Little Rock. Ark.
James. MI. weaver, WyiaT, Ala, and
Ernest w. Webb. Los Angeles. Calf
The detachment was in command d
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