Citizens Military Training Camp - Defender Yearbook (Camp Meade, MD)

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THE DEFENDER X f tr COUNTY Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Calvert Caroline Carroll Ceeil Charles Doreln-ster Frederick Garrett COFNTY Aeeomae Albemarle Allelhany Amelia Amherst Appolnattox Arlington Augusta Bath Bedford Bland Betetaurt Brunswiek Bnehanan Buckingham Campbell Caroline Carroll Charles City Charlotte Chesterfield Clark Crain Culpeper Cumberland Dickenson Dinwiddie Elizabeth City Essex Fairfax Fauquier Floyd Fluvanna Franklin Frederick Giles Gloueester Gooehland Grayson Green Greensville Halifax Hanover llenrieo Henry Highland Isle of Wight James City King George King and Queen CHAIRMEN QF MARYLAND NAME William S. Huster J. S. Strahorn Edward G. Iluey Lyttleton Gray Eugene G. Anderson D. Eugene Walsh Wm. Ray Baldwin R. Il. Nottingham J. K. Reinoehl Alvin G. Quinn Owen Friend ADDRESS Cumberland Annapolis Baltimore Prinee Frederick Denton Westniinister Elk Mills I.aPlata James P. O. Frederiek Friendsville CHAIRMEN NAME Alfred Edmonds James C. Bardin J. A. Hihbert W. D. Moon L. E. Smith Perry M. Johnson lleirome L. Opie W. J. Pritehard T. M. Harrison J. H. Porterlield Martin Mel erran I. W. Davis John A. Twyman Fred Harper J. Taylor Collins J. Lee Cox E. H. Hall Lewis N. Allen C. W. Eams T. W. Ilendriek Elihu J. Sutherland S. W. Zimmer .I. V. Biekford A. D. Latane Inman F. Eldredge John L. Grant I. L. Epperly A. L. Burgess Peter Saunders Wm. S. Woodruli' R. II. Farrier J. W. Kenney P. C. Miller Willard S. Barbery Nathaniel M. Ewell Edward E. Goodwyn C. B. Lar-y B, M. Shepherd George Ainslie A. S. Gravely Elliott R. Laine .I. M. Henderson R. Harwood ADDRESS Aeeomae University Low Bloor Amherst Appomattox Alexandria Staunton Warm Springs Bedford Bland Fineastle Lawrenceville Wingina Lynchburg Bowling Green Woodlawn Drakes Branch Gaylord New Castle Culpeper Clintwood Petersburg Hampton Tappahannoek Falls Chureli Midland Floyd Seuttsville Roekv Mount Winchester Newport Gloucester Goof-hland Independence Ruclcersville Emporia South Boston Ashland Rielnnond Martinsville Windsor Will ianishurg Ixing George O COUNTY Harford Iloward Kent Montgomery Pr. Georges Queen Annes Somerset St. Mary's Talbot Washington WVieomieo Worc-ester NAME Geo. VV. Mead Paul G. Stromherg Franeis B. Hines W. F. Fist-lier D. 'I'. E. Casteel Earle M. Holden R, R. Norris J. B. Bentley E. VV, Vlflthgott Col. J. Carmichael Alfred T. Trnitt E. II. Johnson VIRGINIA COUNTY King William Lan:-aster Lee ' Loudoun Louisa Lunenburg Madison Mathews Mecklenburg Middlesex Montgomery Nansemond Nelson New Kent Norfolk Northam :ton Nortliumlmerland Nottoway Orange Page Patrick Pittsylvania Powhatan Priaee Edward Prince George Prinee William Princess Anne Pulaski Rappahannock Rielnnond Roanoke Rockhridge Rockingham Russell Scott Shenandoah Smyth Southampton Spottsylvania Stafford Surry Sussex Tazewell Warren VVarwiek Washington VVestmoreland Wise Wythe York NAME Oswald L. Cole T. J. Keane W. A. Wygal Albert E. Warren .l. L. Wills A. li. Wilson W. il. Minter C. B. Green Horaee F. Hoskins C. B. Terrell W. W. Kit:-hen John S. Rixey Willis J. Plummer D. W, Peters W. A. Land W. C. Duekner W. C. Lauek James B. Douglas F. B. Watson. Jr. P. C. Williams T. J. Mellwaine Bradford J. Clark R. E. P. Kam Charles H. Carson R. M. Irby John W. Morrison R. II. Anderson C. B. Franc-is Paul Searborough J. G. King Bolivar 'I', Reamy A. K. Clevenger W. W. Edwards J. A. Leslie S. B.. Miller W. S. Copeland W. I'I. Rouse B. T. Newton G. N. Knight ADDRESS Bel Air Ellieott City Chestertown Takoma Park Hyattsville Centreville Crislield Charlotte IIall Easton Hagerstown Salisbury Snow Ilill ADDRESS VVest. Point Kilmarnock Jonesville Leesburg Louisa Victoria Mathews Boyden Saluda Christiansburg Suffolk Norfolk Portsmouth Cape Charles Blackstone Somerset Luray Stuart Chatham Powhatan Farmville City Pei nt Pulaski Roanoke Lexington Harrisonburg Lebanon Chilhowie Franklin Fredericksburg Ilellin Claremont Yale Tazewell Front Royal Newport News Bristol Hague Big Stone Gap Page One Hundred Fzjly-jf z N-V-1-V1V-1uY17:1cYsVnvn'nVnYaYaY4YnVAVAYnVaYaYQY-YnYnYnYaYnVuYuYnVeVaY-VqV.YaV:VaWI E M I C I.Y.VIV.YrVpVNnVaV.VnYuV.YnV-V411Y-YNAWYuVAVn'QVbVnYaYn'NnVnY-YN.V.YvVoY V Y V V

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O THE DEFENDER f 1 M. T. C. A. REPRESENTATIVES THIRD CORPS AREA CJIVILIAN AIDE Horace ll. Haro, Bellevue Court Bldg.. Pliiludelpliiu THIRD CORPS AREA STATE AIDES STATE Q NAME ADDRESS STATE NAME ADDRESS Punnnylvninn 'l'lieodore Rosen ' Plulndolplun, Pu. Virginia Douglns lfruemnn Richmond, Vn. ltlnrylund Greshzun H. Poe Baltimore, Md. D. C. LeRoy YV. llerron Washington, D.C 1 Y 4 Y CHAIRIVIEIN OF PENNSYLVAINIA DISTRICT NAME ADDRESS DISTRICT NAME ADDRESS So. I R. Tlagllllfll I I I'hil:idt-lphiu, No. li Ediznr Munson I Willinmsport I o. 2 nnio . Striv ' or .nur-nster No. 7 Donald J. Hownrc Xltooun No. 3 Wellington M. Ecrtolet Renzlini: No. Edwnrd Mnrtin ANl'lSlllllLZl.0ll No. 4 .ixlltin lhigfiiliiiivlx Allcnitown 9, ?lnre'iieiaBl. Nixon Eittskurpdi ic inrm .' ee. .- sst. fwi twnter I o. II Jon . i mor roo 'ville No, 5 Henry M. Gross llnrrishnrg No. 11 Joseph R.lCnrvolth Bradford COUNTY NAME ADDRESS COUNTY NAME ADDRESS Adams W'm. G, Wcnvcr Gettysburg Juninta A. lt. Anstiuo Mifllintown Allegheny Normnu D. Koller Pittslmurigli Iiuclmwnnnn Armstrong Wurrl M2'Culloui:li Kittnnuiraiz Lnncnster Jnnges Duffy Mnriettn Eonver Wm. N. ,unniinglnim New Brig iton Lnwrenen Art iur B. Foster New Cnr-itll: 'gcdlford Jann:-s Ii. Koontz Bedford I4-lnuioii Sirylof' Q-:IIDIIIOFIIIIIII Lebanon or is ic iii: i mn c . ,line Allentown Bluir Homer I. Smith Altoonn Luzerne Ernestlfi. Smith Wilkes-Hnrrc Bl'll4lf0I'll Davis R. Smith Townndu Lycoming .Inf-kson M. Pointer Willinmsport Bucks Arthur P, Townsend Lnnuliornc Mr-Kean E. G. Potter Smethport Butler Jolm T. Connell liutlor Meri-er Ilewis E. liurnsides Shnron gnmbrin. ilfio. Iddl'l:nr-lirny, Jr. llohnstowu Qfilllin P.Il+'oltz1l I,ewistog'n nmeron l vert . or ies Emporium l onroe I mr es .'. nger Strom s urg Carbon Howard L. Rist Lunsford Montgomery J. Wnrren Kllllflllflll Roslyn ' Centro J. B. Pnyuo Hellefuutc Montour Iii-nverVGerlnirt Dnnvillc Chester Sidney ll. Roberts Malvern Nortlnunpton Victor S. Messiinrer Euston Clarion 1 Curl W. .-Xiizlqrt-ii':-i glow llc-tlileliuin Northuinln-rl'd Chns. NV. Moriznnroth Shnmokin Clcnrlielr J, Mitchel .f ni:-ie lenrfiolr Perry I . M, Dnhnneey Newport Clinton .lnmes Q. llorne Loc-lc llnven Philndelphin Clement B. Wood l'hilndelphin Columbia. Edwnrd D. I oyo Cntnwissn Pike Emmett V. Steele Milford Crawford ll. I.. Brush Conuenut Luke Potter Ross II. Jones Coudersport Cumherlnnd Rippey Shearer Carlisle Sehuylkill G. E. Gnngloft' Pottsville Dauphin Sumner S. liowmnu Millersburg Snyder Pfilnivnrc gIOI'llt'lkyN2i Sllielllire :Viaync Somerset EV. Curtisl1I'ruxnl Emnlfvrset 'I ' .ouis . ut i is-rt iii uwny Sullivnn croine O'. eill us lore Erie Orsonll. Grnhnm Erie Susquehanna I.. M. Thompson Montrose Fnyottc Jolm li. Robinson Uniontown Tioun Emery R. Rockwell Wellsboro Fora-st Il. M. .lones Endenvor l7niou .Iumes F. McClure Lcwishurg l rnnl:lin King Alammler gfliiziiilxeifliiirg ya-nnngo Cl G I W Fulton Merrill '. Nnec . le Yonne s murg Vnrren I mrles . 'enrson nrren Greene C. Clinsuey Wood Wnym-slntrg Wnxhiugton liueius Crumriue Washington Huntingdon lfrnnk lf. Ili-luintiniti llufitinmlon ynyin- I l ahrrou Tllurphy glnwlex' Indinnn Elton ll. Tim merln ie nr innn Vestinoro nut 'm, J. at 'er 'rc-4-ns mum JefTt-rson Alverdi J. Simpson Snunuervillo Wyoming Edwin E. Young: 'lhuikhunnock Pngr' One Ilundrfd Fiflv-four York Wnyne G. McFall York A y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vs.v.v.v.vmv.vmv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.m1 E M I C 1.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vmv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vvvv

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T Ii E .D E F E N'l E R f N VVAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON Sep 5, 1924 Mr. Charles B. Pike Chief Civilian Aide to the Secretary of War, 210 Mallers Building, Chicago, Illinois. ' Dear Mr. Pike: It has given me a great deal of pleasure to notice the energetic assistance which you personally as President of the Military Training Camps Association and Chief Civilian Aide, and with the other Civilian Aides and the Military Training Camps Association, are giving in order to insure the success of the ubefense Testn on September 12th. Ygu have all rendered expert advice and made many valuable suggestions, so that the event will conform to the current state of American opinion and the condition of American life. Your letters have been very illuminating to me and to my technical advisers. They have enabled us to keep our plans thoroughly democratic and popular in character. They have well illustrated the sense and soundness of the framers of the Act of June 4, 1920, who assumed that our democratic scheme for pre- paring citizens to accept their responsibilities towards National Defense would meet with the approval and the cordial cooperation of civilian leaders in all walks of life. The interest and aid of the citizens proves that the volunteer training program devised to improve our youth fits the typical traditions of America. 1 feel sure that the results of the nDefense Testn on September 12th will indicate the splendid contributions which you gentlemen have been making toward the preparedness of our people and the security of our country. You have done a great public work. When danger comes, there is no element of physical, mental, or moral worth that does not weigh in the balance. So, the War Department in planning for possible emergencies and for that mobilization of the man-power of the Nation foreseen by the Act of June 4, 1920, makes its future action depend upon three fundamental elements in our citizenry, namely: Page One Ilundred Fifty-.r-ix V 'Y' Yvvv E M T E Y 'v 'YYY' YYY 'YY' 3 4 4 3 4 ,CJ S 3 s s s s S S 9 3 s 3 s s s s in ......,,. Nm W