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=JUNE 12.
T Military Police at Hancock Are Live
Body of Men, Although Leader Has Had
Only Brief Period For Training Them
The military police at Camp Hancock,
composed of 250 .Jilfigers and men, was
organized under the direction of Capt.
Jerome E. Johnstone, provost marshal.
He has taken the rawest of material
and made <|f them‘police officers of the
first grade.
Captain Johnstone has organized mili
tary police companies in other camps.
At Camp Jackson, S. C., his organiza
tion is said to have been one of the
finest of its kind in the country. The
captain has an able assistant in Capt.
M. F. McAleer, who is assistant provost
marshal and prison officer. Other com
missioned officers of hte military police
are Lieut. H, McCaddenn, Lieut. G. Corn
stock, Lieut. S. S. Lawler, Lieut. S. C.
Malo.
It has been said that in very few
cases are the commanding officers of
the military police popular with the men.
This is not the case at Hancock, where
Captain Johnstone is held in the highest
regard by the privates and commands
their utmost respect. Hancock’s new M.
P.'s are a live set of men and they ars
handling the situation here in a manner
most commendable.
Following is the roster of the military
police:
Private Abrham, Anton.
Corporal Acker, George E.
Private Allen, James A.
Sergeant, first class, Apgar, Charles W.
Private Arkell, James E., company bu
gler.
Private Asquith, Clarence.
Private Ballard, Mont A.
Private Banko, John.
Private Barnett, Roy ,W.
Private Becker, William.
Private Bellows, Charles V.
Private Berman, Benedict S.
Private Bertsch, William G.
Private Bizek, Albert J.
Private Blunt, Melford H.
Private Brinker, Clarence E.
Private Brown, John A.
Sergeant of Ordnance Browne, Harold
F, acting stable sergeant.
Private Brunner, Arthur J.
Private Buckenhizer, Herbert G., act
ing company cook.
Private Buehling, Paul N.
Private Burge, Earl F., company bu
gler.
Private Burns, Walter J.
Sergeant of Ordnance Burton, Ul
mont U.
Private Butler, Peter S.
Private Caudell, Wilbert A.
f Private Carrier, William.
I Private Case, Clarence P.
.J Private Caswell, Glen L.
■ Pr’ ate Christ, Willard M.
; Pr; te Cleveland, John D.
Private Cox, Arthur J.
cen Private Crews, Arnos P.
icorcPrivate Crotty, Maurice J.
t h Private Currie, Edward R., acting com
u ’«ny supply sergeant.
"f 0 . Private Dahl, Himer L.
cnieiprivate Dailey, Joseph R.
Private Darling, Harold P.
ice t Private DeClerk. August C.
Ordnance Sergeant DeClue. Melvin J.,
ting first sergeant.
Private Deeks, Samuel E.
»» Dimaria, James.
7 Private Donovan. William H.
I Private Douglas, James W.
J Private Dubuc, Amedee.
S Private Dunn, James L.
Private Ebach, Norman J.
_____ Private Farley, James E.
Private Fay, George E.
- Private Feeney, Thomas.
■ Sergear of Ordnance Fein, Lewis L.
Private John A.
Private "ernlund. Gustave R.
Private v :agg, Carl W.
Private Ford, Harry T.
i Private Foreman, Benjamin F.
Private Frank, James C.
; P vate Froling, Arthur S.
< poral Garrett, Lee P.
, ' ivate Gauss, Robert A.
Private Gavahan, John P.
: Private Gillooley, Joseph E,
' Private Gordon. James N.
’ Private Grant, Stuart W.
i Corporal Grassle, Hat W.
; Private Gregory, Robei
' Private Griffin, Frederica
I Private Grubbs, Wesley A, Al.
,J Private Guibert, Marcel.
II Private Haberman, Oscar A.
; Private Hansen, Norman E.
. Private Harder, Howard J.
J Private Harfieid, John H.
, Private Harry, Ziba G.
Private Hartford, Clarence E.
Private Havlik, Johnn.
Private Hayes, John p.
Private Hepmhill, Claire G.
Private Henderson, Ervin D.
Private Hershowitz, Samuel, acting
company clerk.
Private Hoak, Wilbur L.
Private Holding. Paul A.
Private Holmes, Henry T.
Private Hornung. George.
Private Hougen, Leslie H., acting com
pany cook.
Private Huels, Alfred F., acting com
nany cook.
■ Private Iverson, Ralph H.
Private Janowiak, George V.
Private Johns, Oliver G.
Private Jones, James R.
Private Jordan, Norvel C.
j Private Joyce, Arza F.
■ Private J”dge, Richard L.
Sergeant 6.’ Ordnance Kane, Leo A,
‘j Corporal Kayser, William.
’ Private Keevers, Robert F.
Private Kelly, Cameron W.
i Private Kelly, Homer J.
Private Ketke, Edward W.
Private Kilday. Herbert J.
Private Kindi, George E.
Private Kluppir.g, Guy, acting cook di
vision stockade VOCO.
Private Knight, John R.
Pr’ ate Kochnlski, John A.
Pi /ate Kruse, Edward F.
Ladenburg. Carl E.
Private Landaker. Homer R.
Private, first class. Lakin, Wheeler L.
Private Lange, William 0., acting com.
pany clerk.
Private Lapham, Roy C.
s ’"rivate Lecture, Frank R.
ivate Lindahl, Carl R.
-iv'te Lindgren, Clarence E.
Privt e Lindquist, Carl H.
a -Privat j Lindquist. Herman R.
"’rivate Lockhart, Campbell R.
< dayi -Ivate Louis, Benjamin, acting com
thostr.y clerk.
Private Lovelace, Charles A.
■"rivate Leveridge, Clarke.
TRENCH AND CAMP
Private Loye, William T.
Private McAnelly, Roller C.
Private McAvoy, John T.
Private McCann, John P.
Private McDuffie, Clarence S,
Private McGuinness, Bernard P.
Private McMenamin, Charles.
Private McNealey, Thomas F.
Private McNeil, James T,
Private Mangam, James.
Private Martin. Anthony J.
Private Matyosaitis, William.
Private Maxwell, Donald O.
Private Meyers, Henry.
Private Miller, Robert V.
Private Mitchell, Harry G.
Private Mizerka, Felix.
Private Moffatt, Walter B.
Private Monk, Louis P.
Private, Moran, John L.
Private Morrell, Rufus E., S.-D. clerk
headquarters M. P. VOCO.
Private Motherway, Daniel L.
Private Mullen, Harry E.
Private Murphy, John J.
Private Mynes. John W.
Private Naal. Clarence.
Private Negue, Abbie N., acting com
pany cools.
Private Nelson. Harry B.
Private Nichols. Arthur E.
Corporal Nielsen, Walter H. •
Private Ninceheltcer, Earl A.
Private Novak, Charles J.
Private Nowatowski, John.
Private O'Brien, Edward F.
Private O’Brien, Leo J.
Private O'Hara, James S.
Private O’Neal, Harry S, acting com
pany mess sergeant.
Private Oscar, Henry J.
Private Palmer, Carl F., acting cook
division stockade VOCO.
Private Parker, Edward C.
Private Parker, George.
Private Parker, George E.
Private Patterson, Lawrence.
Corporal Paulsen, Henry.
Private Peck. George G.
Private Perkowski, Bruno S.
Private Peters, William W.
Private Peterson, Evans H.
Private Pierce, Glenn.
Private Plath, Ernest K.
Private Podbolski, Peter.
Private Quinn, James.
Private Rae, Alexander.
Private Ragan, Daniel F.
Private Reed, Ralph R.
Private Reynolds, Joseph M.
Private Ritter, Frederick L.
Private Roberts, Howard A. J.
Private Robinson, Herbert F.
Private Roche, Den.is F.
Private Roe, Edwa'rd P.
Private Rogers, James H.
Private Rothnie. William J.
Private Rothwell, Johnn.
Private Rowlands, Robert D.
Private Rudd, Carroll C.
Private Russell, William C.
Private Ryan, Dennis J.
Private Ryan, Frank J.
Private Rydzewski, Frank X., Jr.
Private Sanders, Percy B.
Private Schaber, Charles F.
Private Schief, Harry O.
Private Schneeweiss, Louis.
Private Schram. Frank.
Private Scott, Samuel G.
Private Sessler, Leonhardt 11.
Private Shafer, Henry, acting company
horseshoer.
Private Shannon, John H,
Private Shea, Frank J.
Private Shelton, George.
Corporal Shoellhorn, Roy M.
Private Shoop, James C.
Private Simon, Peter.
Private Singer, Henry N.
Private Slater, Clarence R.
Private Sleeting, Joseph E.
Private Smith, Archie R.
Private Sonnie, Frank R.
Private Souba, Jordan.
Private Spooner, Mark A.
Private Stable, George J.
Private Stenborn. Reuben E.
Private Stromme, Palmer A.
Private Strother, John A.
Private Swallow, Carl A.
Private Swann, Richard C.
Private Swanson. Herbert J.
Private Taylor, Everett B.
Private Taylor, Lee B.
Private Thomas, John H.
Private Thornton. Peter F.
Private Timmis, Harold E.
Private Tooker, Samuel L.
Private Tullis, George W.
Private Turner, Frank D.
Private Turner, John J.
Private Venesky, Xavier.
Private Victor. John A.
Private Wahlen. Frank G.
Prvate Wall. John J.
Private Waldron. Louis J.
Private Walsh, Lester D.
Private Walter, George W.
Private Walter, Joseph C.
Private Waters. Benjamin H.
Private Wessels, Earl E, acting com
pany cook.
Private 'West. Lawrence M.
Private Wi'dberg, Albert.
Private Williams. Guy S.
Private Willms, Adam C.
Private Winchester. Joseph A.
Private Winchell, Howard M.
Private Wolthuis. George.
Private 'Wright, Forrest C.
Private Wright. Harry A.
Private Wood. Merle C.
Private Wurfel, Samuel.
Private Zajick, John.
FILE FOR REFERENCE
List of Augusta Churches,
Locations and Pastors,
ADVENTIST—
Second Adventist church, 1757 Fenwick
street; Rev. J. D. Kendrick, pastor.
BAPTIST—
Crawford Avenue Baptist, 501 Craw
ford avenue; Rev. Thomas Walker, pas
tor.
Curtis Baptist, 1324 Broad street; Rev.
Walter Rodgers, pastor.
First Baptist, Greene street, corner Bth
street; Rev. W. M. Vines, pastor.
North Augusta Baptist, 450 Georgia
avenue. North Augusta, S. C.; Rev. W.
C. Alien, pastor.
Second Baptist, 823 11th street; Rev.
Z. F. Bond, pastor.
Woodlawn Baptist, 817 Chafee avenue;
C. R. Hutchings, pastor.
CATHOLIC—
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
1018 Gwinnett street; Rev. A. Laube,
rector.
St. Patrick’s, corner Telfair and Sth
street; Rev. P, H. McMahon, rector.
Sacred Heart, Greene and 13th streets;
Rev, J. M. Salter, rector.
CHRISTIAN—
First Christian, 633 Greene street; Rev.
H. T. Cree, pastor.
Second Christian, corner Crawford ave
nue and Ellis street; Rev. J. W. Tyndall,
pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE—
First Church of Christian Science, IS
Campbell building.
EPISCOPAL—
Christ church, 1902 Greene street; Rev.
P. T. Prentiss, vicar.
Church of Atonement, 1024 Telfair
street; Rev. F. W. B. Dorset, rector.
Church of the Good Shepherd, 2216
Walton Way, Rev. William Johnson, rec
tor.
St. Paul, corner Reynolds and sixth
streets; Rev. G. S. Whitney, rector.
HEBREW—
Congregation Children of Israel Syna
gogue, 525 Telfair street.
Adas Jeshuren, 1100 block Ellis street;
Rev. A. J. Poliakoff, rabbi.
LUTHERAN—
Holy Trinity Lutheran. 557 Greene
street; Rev. Alvin E. Bell, supply pastor.
St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran
church, 548 Walker street.
METHODIST—
Asbury M. E. (South), 1012 D’Antignac
street; Rev. H. D. Pace, pastor.
Broadway M. E. (South), 1364 Broad
street; Rev. A. D. Betts, pastor.
Grace. M. E., corner Georgia and Caro
lina avenues, North Augusta, S. C.; Rev
H. Etheridge, pastor.
St. James M. E. (South), 433 Greene
street; Rev. A. M. Pierce, pastor.
St. John M. E. (South), 732 Greene
street; Rev. Jno. S. Jenkins, pastor.
St. Luke M. E. (South), 311 Crawford
avenue: Rev. A. F. Nunn, pastor.
Woodlawn M. E. (South), 902 15th
street; Rev. R. B. O. England, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN—
First Presbyterian, corner Telfair and
7th street; Rev. J. A. Sevier, pastor.
Greene Street Presbyterian, 1235
Greene street; Rev. M. M. MacFerrin,
pastor.
Reid Memorial, 2261 Walton Way; Rev.
S. L. McCarty, pastor.
Sibley Presbyterian, 1857 Broad street;
Rev. W. H. Boyd, pastor,
MISCELLANEOUS— '
Church of God. ISSO Broad street.
Salvation Army, 1283 Broad street.
To Our Girls Across
The Sea
By Manford J. Holley
The poets now-a-days all write
Os our boys across the foam
They tell you of “mother shedding tears
For a lad who is far from home.
They tell you of heroic deeds;
And put in rhyme from time to time
How death has been defied.
Our war-time songs are all about
The good old U. S. A.
And how our ships have sailed across
To help us win the day.
But do you ever stop to think
Just one tiny mite
"Os a little girl" somewhere In France
Who wears a dress of white?
A little girl who braved the deep.
The submarines and all.
That she might go and "Jo her bit’’
And answer duty’s call.
She’s out there doing all she can
From morning until night;
Just helping wounded boys get well
This little girl in white.
So when you praise our soldier boys
And sailor lads so true
Won’t you say a prayer for our girls out
there
For they are soldiers too.
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