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'mm OUR ROLL OF HONOR-IN FREEDOM’S SERVICE MEN IN ARMY AND NAVY-FROM FREEPORT AND VICINITY before nunc signifies in service Over There. FREEPORT Died in Service •TE0MA8 W. BEN HAM, Nsry •EM1LB C. BERARD, Nary •THEO. DeKRUIJEF, Aviation •WILLIAM F. DOWNS, Army •WILLIAM E. ENSKO, Army •CHARLES P. GOULD, Army •STANLEY K. HART, Aviation •HAROLD C. HUBERT, Army •CHARLES JORDANO, Army •HAROLD EARL MAXON, Army •HENRY T. MOHR, Army •HENRY MORRISON, Army JAMBS C. RICH. Army ARTHUR J. SMITH, Army WM. CLINTON STORY, Aviation •JOHN J. THURSTON •WALTER WHirFAKER, Army * K obe!. Jo h n H.. Ordinance Kopp. John, Jr., Inf.. Nutioi K r in c , George, N a tional Ai nee D e p t inal A rm y iJCranx, H e n ry. Lieut.. Q u a r term a s te r Corps L a k», e . Leigh,eigh, MergL. ergt. Am mbul b u lance C e rps Lengo,'o, George,eorge, Natio a tionaln Armn y •Lee,•Lee, Eugeneugene R.,., Co.o. G,. l i1 t4 t hh L M A [, A lvin, H a rbor G u ard ___ G N a l A _ E R C G 1 t In f a n t r y I L e a ry. Louis, 34th Co.. 10th T r . B a ttalio I • L e s te r , W illiam A., Co. B. 303rd H . B at is. H a rold, 108th Supply Co. ■la. Royal, Chief B o a tsw a in'* M ate, Nav He erm rm an n 1.. Corp.. 30 0 4 th Inf. t Wounded. sB row n , R ichard P a r k e , Corporal B liss, C h arles, 6b xC a rpenter, S tep h e n , S e rgeant xE g a n , C h a rles Jensen, H a rold. Cook. Co. M xO’Keefe, C h a rles. Co. M W isner, Lisle, L ieu ten a n t F a n n iett, H a rry , 1 s t C lass P riv a te ! Lew is, Roy _ _ ! eL iebcrm a n , H a L, Corp., 3 6 th In f. xL indsay, Dr. Gordon, Capt., M edical C o r •Lockw o o d , H e n ry S., N a v al R e s e rve •Loonam . B. J., J r ^ Signal C o rps •L o rd , H. H., le t R egim ent E n g in e e rs •L o s e s , Lum an, 17th Engineers 1 L o tt, H e n ry, C o ast Guard Lowe, W illiam LeRoy, U. S. S. O k lahom a Lown, Edw a rd M., S e rgeant. Infan* Lddle xHonorably discharged. •M a g Nohe* •No •N o •SEA \tS ie IN TRAINING xB ender, A r th u r , S. A. T. C., Colum. Univ. Cole, R ichard D ., SgL, 3.A.T.C., A n n apolis xD a v isson, C. W e s ley, S.A.T.C., Col. Univ. Gould, Sidney D., P rinceton. N. J., in trs i n ’g H e n d e rson, F red k . W ., N a v . U n it, CoL U n iv. rd, W a rren F ., S e rg t., Inf. S. A. T- C. id t, C h a rles, S. A. T. C., Colum. U n iv. Swezey, H o lm es J., ., S. A. T. C., Anmapolis Van Rees, 1 — — - H a rrington, Mi Hard, ivezey, H o lm es J S. A. T . C., An n Rees, C o rne liu s R ., S .A .T.C., P r a t t In s t dd O., Nav Y‘ld* rchiba ld O., N a v y , Annapoli C. A. ON T H E FIELD R ev. Wll illiam v . W laltvllle, H. . ch, . Lyons, Jam e s P a rkr e.l r, Navy ‘M acCalium , Clarence, Lieut., N a v y •M a c k a y , Donald H., Amb. C o rps. lU l y FUfg-hT n r F w M a g n u s , Edw a rd, B a ttery B, M o tor A r tillery ; r , e t c n e r ’ u r * r * vv‘e •M a g n u s , H e n ry G., Go. C, 115th Engineers j R F n FROSS iM a h u k .\ , Clifford K^, Sergt.. 332 T a n k Cps. M i„ n ! £ ° c . £ l ! ? s r i . n M ^ r . « F ^ m r N . v . V A v m t L \ GUEST' M1SS M A B E L - D ' rd in M alone, G ilbert, Lieut., A v iation M alone, Leonard, C o rpcral, N. A. M a rioh, Sidney, Troop A. C a v a lry M c rklen, A lbert E., N a tional A rm y McCalJum, Percy C., N a tional Arm> Azzato, 5ylv M c C a rthy, J.'G o rd o n , Naval M ilitia x 'B e c k , Peti M cCloakey, John, M o tor T r a n s p o r tatio n B eers, Edw a rd C., N a tional Army •M cC loskey, Joseph, C. M . 1 s t cl.. N a v . Res. -R -h r , F rederick, C a v a lry, N a tior M c E n tee, Joseph J., N a tional A rm y xBchr, Josepli, N a tional Army •M cC o rd, George G., U. b. b.^ N a h m a Bier, John, N a tional Army M cCord, H. C arroll, N. M., L n a ign, Annapolis Browne, A r th u r •M cG o n igle, A. J 18th M achine Gun Browne! W illiam W .. 607th Aero M cK eem an, Donald, N a tional A rm y Brower, Eugene M cLean, C h arles, Naval R e s e rve \Brower R aym o n d , N a tional Army M ead, W a lter A Nav. Rea.. C h ief Yeoman C lin A| fred N a ti „ n a l Arr M eaney, Edw a rd, Naval R e serve xM eyer, W illiam L., Q u a rterm a s ters Corps M iller, H e n ry H., N a tional A rm y \M iller, W. B a rr ington .Tank. C. M. G. C. xM iller, Dr. W m . G., Jr., 1st L t.. Med. Corj •fM in u g h , Leroy, Inf., N a tional A rm y M o h r, W illiam A. M o n trose, A u s tin, Corp., chf, 6 3 1 s t A. S. i, F rederick A., Navy Jerom e , 1st cl. Bt™., ts k x ’ S u m n e r, Jo h n S. rise, 16th In f a n tr y , Co. G 62nd M achine Gun Co. , l e t A. M. G. Bat. el, 8 0 8 th In f a n tr y •A ldridge, H o w a rd, 2nd Lieut., Field A rtiller •A llen, Joseph E. M. G. 804 •A llan, Zondra, N a tio n a l Army •A llan, H . B., S e r g t., 6 1 s t Pioneer Infantr ■♦•Amador, R a y m o n d . M a rine Corps •tsA n d e r s o n , G e o rge S., 16th Inf., Co. G A n d e rson, John F ., N a v a l M ilitia A r g u im b a u , F r a n c is, C h ief Yeoman, N. Rei Baker, RolHn D., Medical Corps xBarbaro, P a s q u a le, R e m o u n t 302. Q. M. C •B a r tlett, Otto, S ignal Corps x*Batcher, W a lter H ., 7 th F. A. •Batlher, Fred H ., Tanks Bedell, F •Bedell, Bedell, * f c t e Louis, •B atslg U \ BUIa, SE L E C T IV E SERV ICE W ORK H a n se, Jam e s , C h a irm a n D r a ft Board F letc h e r, D r. F . W ., M edical A d v isor ROOSEVELT ’A lbrecht, Jacob, jr., N a tional Arm Azzato , S y lv e o ter A., N a tional A rn x 'B e c k , P e te r S., N a x y . Ensign B eers, Ed w a rd C., N a tion a l Arm lek h.. M edical Corps ir, 80 6 th M achine Gun Uton, N a v a l M ilitia E. S., M a s ter-at-A rm s , Nereus g e n Ham, Louis, electrical in s tr u c to r • B e , H arry E., E n s ig n , N a v al M ilitia Bill#, Leo., N a tional Army H r i / Harold K ., 8 0 6 th Aero •B lock, LeRoy, Lieut. J . G.. U. S. S. India Dwight J . , U. S. 8. Sapphire ■, Co. C, 10th I n f a n t ^ * Bolton, Harry, ■Bowers, Harry, Bradley, W« C, 10 N a tio n a l Arm; , N a v a l Reset-ve g ee. J. W., 9th In f a n tr y wl, W illiam, N itional A rm y ton, Corodon, Corp., 23rd E n g ineers ertbn, D u n h a m . Corp., 23rd Engineers R o g g , C o n rad, N a tional A rm y Seam a n , G e o rge A., N a v al R e s e rve ’.AM A N , BERGEN R^ Died in Action iems, George, 106th In f a n t r y et W elle, Leroy T., 2nd Lieut., 142nd Inf. *S Stem tem s, G rover C. D., N a tional Ai rm y • s, G rov e r C. D., N a tion a l A •S m ith . Joseph I., N a tional A rm y * Van Tuyl, W. Harold, E n s ign, N. R. F etW a r d , J . Law rence, U. S. S. Am m en W a s h b u r n, ^ J ) r ^ l_st Lieut.. San a niU iU r y D< F . C. 1 st l»Ieut., S W e n d ler, Edwin R., A v iation Corps xW e ibel, L e s ter B., M o tor M echanics SEAFORD In f a n tr y rterm . Dept. Howell. George, N a u tical School * tM c H u g h , Jam e s B., A rm y M o rgan, Noyes, N a tional A rm y •P o s t, F ran k , P rin tin g Dept. *P o s t, M erle M., Mach. M a te, N a v a l R e serve R o s s e a u , Louis, M ounted M. P. Sell,ell, H e rmm an n M.,., N a tionalional A H e r a M N a t A rm y Veazie, W y lcs W a lker, 2nd Field V e rity, Wil illard, N a tional A rm y W a n s e r* H a rry , N a tional A rm y W H j \M o rgan, Noyes N a v . M ilitia Bradley, W a llac e , N a v a l R e s e rv Braham, Melbourne A. H., N a tional Army Brandea, Fred, Jr., N a v y ^Braadoff r Gao. ^A*., urp. D.L.] val MiliUa D.Co.,84A.S.C. W illiam, N a v a l M iliti re. Claude W ., N a v al M ilitia Clyde, N a v y , U. S. S. Delawar i E r % £ u . N a v , . u : 8. ♦•B row n , D o u g lass, E n g ineers •B row n , Harold E., 2nd Lieut.. 42nd •B raw n , Karl, le t R e s e r v e Engineers •B u g llono, Donato, Supply Co. •B u n n , Cheater, N a tio n a l Arm y Bunn, F. A., N a tio n a l Arm y •tB u r r , Joseph A ., N a tional Army ■Carman, Leon, N a tio n a l Army •Campbell, Robt. D., S g t., Omcers* Tr. School xCarman, Newton I., Signal Service Carman, W arren T., N a v a l R e serve •Carman, Foater, 109th Co.. 19th T rans. Co. Carman, Kenneth D ., Ch. Rad. Op., 66th Bal. C a m , Teny, N a tio n a l A rm y ■Carter, Herbert 867th In f a n try •Case, Earl, Motor T ran s p o rtatio n Caaelm itls, George C., N a tional Army Cbentier, Allan, N a tio n a l Army Chilton, Harry, S ig n a l Corps, C h auffeur ■Christie, George R., M ilitary A v iator •Christensen, J. Arthur, N a v al Reserve Clark, Fred, N a v a l R e s e r v e Clement, Frank, N a tio n a l Army •-f-Clement, E u g ene C., 16th In f a n try , Co. G •Clock. Herbert W ., 1 s t Lieut.. In f a n try Cody, Harry, N a tio n a l Arm y ■Cohn, Victor, N a v a l M ilitia •Collins, Sam u el, 15th Inf., Co. G •Colthuret, Robt. G ., H d q rs Co.. 302 Eng. Celyer, G. Clifford, L ieut.. N a v al M ilitia Combat B e n jam in B., C a p tain, C o ast G u ard •Combs, Fred, In f a n t r : •Camb, M o n tross, Jero m e , 1 st cl. B M o rklin, A lbert E., N a tional A rm y \M o rris. W illiam V., 165th H e a d q u a r ters M o rrison, C h arles, Sergt., Q u a rterm . Corps. •M o rse, W a lter V., N a tional A rm y M o sem an, Andrew A., N a tional A rm y M u ller, F red O., on m ine sw e e p e r •M u rray , H e n ry, on m ine sweepe*- M u rray, Thom as, Naval Reserve M u rray, Lindlay, N. M.. E n s ig ig n , Annapoli# I t * r I Noi I Nunns, on. W illiam R., 30Gth In f a n t r y o rth y , A r th u r D., E n s ign, N a v . Militi s, Edm u n d T., Signal C o rps, chauffeu xO’Brien, Thos. F., Sig. Corps. R adio T raltc O’B y rne, Joseph F rancis, A v iation O 'N e il, Gene, N avy, P h a rm . Med. R e serve O p fer. Fred Law rence, N a tional A rm y O s terh o u t, B u rgess, Capt., C o a s t A rtillery O s terh o u t, Howard, Lieut.. O rdnance O v e rring, W illiam D., N a tional A rm y xO x e n h am , Irving, 51st P ioneer In f a n tr y P a lk , Owen A., Naval R e serve •P a u lso n , Jam e s , Nations,! A rm y P e d e rson, O tto C., N a tional A rm y •P e n n y , Leslie V., In f a n try x P e trone, F a y , Q u a rterm a s ters Corps \P e ttig rew . David, Nav. Mil., 2d cl. mach. • P e t t i t , H a rry B,. C avalry •P P e tt ti it t , Ralph ™ ’C arm a n , G e o rge C arm a n , Irv in g , N a tional Army Cornell, A lbert E., A v iation Clay, W a lter B., N a tional Army C revoiserat, B e rt C revoiserat, H a r r y E., N a tional Army •C revoiserat, W a lte r D., 328th Inf., Co. Curley, F ran k , N a v y \Dahl C h arles H ., jr.. N a tional Army ’ Dennis, George \Denton H o race F., Corporal, In f a n try *tD e n ton, Jo h n A., S e rgeant. In f a n try E c k s tein, C h a rles W ., N a tional Arm y Egner, C o n rad, Corp., M achine Gun Co., Edw a rds, B u rt G., Ni a v a l A v iation W jili-rn >, R E v a n s , V. i Fish, Arthiu 'G e o rge, F r a n k , N a v y , \George H a rv e y , 2nd Lieut., In f a n try ‘ George, S u s a n F ., Red C ross. W a r Dep IGilbe G ilbert, Edw a rd F. BALDWIN Allen, C arroll A., N a tional A rm y j A r m b r u s ter, A r th u r H., N a tional A* xA u s tin, Eldon B., Naval R e s e rve ! B a k e r, W ., jr., N a tional Arm y I Baldwin, C h arles, N a v al R e s e r v e | Bedell, O liver M., N a tional A rm y Bedell, M iss R ita, Naval R e s e rve | Bock, A r th u r T., N a tional A rm y Brow e r, Raym o n d , N a tional A rm y j x B ruch ha u ser, W illiam E., Jr., Avia! ( B u r k e r t, Jacob, Naval R e s e rve \B y rne, A. S t. Claire, M a rine Corps B y rne, A u s tin T.. E n g ineering Corp xC arl, R o b e rt W ., N a tional Arm y C a rdati, C h arles, N a tional A rm y : C a rm a n , Calvin, Coast G u a rd C a rm a n , George B., N a tional Arm y | C a rm a n , Edward, N a tional Arm y I C arm a n , O liver J., N a tional Arm y C a rm a n , K e n n eth, N a tional V -D ied in Service h.dw ards, B u rt U., N Eldred, W illiam ENSKO .^ R OBERT— £ rt h r F „ N a tional Aim y , F r a n k , N a v y Crowl, John. N a tional A rm y D a n iels, W illiam , jr.. N a tional A rr D o u g h e rty, Thom as F., N a tional A D a v is, W a lter E., N a tional A rm y \D u ruz, Lewis C., M achine Gun D u ruz, W illis P., In f a n tr y In f a n try Ellison, , I n f a n tr y icl C., N a tional Arm y r C., N a tional A rm y 52nd Pioneers Cam p Lee, Va. I • e t , Ralp h E. j P itc h e r , F rank, U. S. Navy j x P itch e r, Joel K., C. O. T. S., weiiiy j P o s t, LeRoy, N a tional Arm y ! P o s t, M o rtim e r G., N a tional A rm y I \ P o t t e r , Irving. 307th In f a n t r y Band j \ P lum p , F red H ., jr., Q u a r t e r m a s t e r s ’ « * George, Aviation Naval Rest , Hd Prez io z i, P u c k , H a rry, ‘Puck. La- ^GUli * C older, Roy, N a tional Army xGolden, M e rvin E., N a tional •C o lder, Lewis Gonscl, Carl G rafinger, P a u l J., Aero Graham , F letch e r •G riffiths, Jo h n J., S e rg e a n t M ajor H a ll, Lloyd A., M achK e Gun Co., •fH a rrieo n , F r a n k K., N a tional Arn Heese, W illiam \H iggins, \H inrichs, Holz, Bren \H u b b ard, 1 Lang, Alvin xLiesner, G e o rge, Caa. D ispensary Lord, Jam e s * Losee, L e a n d e r M arino, W illiam •M cCaffrey, Jam e s J., N a tional Army M cKay, W h itso n , N a tional Arm y M oberg, B e n jam in, N a tional Army \Mole A u b rey, A v iation •M ole, H owi w a rd E., N a tional Army Narviy H e n ry W ., Jr., U.S.S. C n n e c ticut u b b ard , L e o n a rd S., N a tional Army Lan g , * xLlesn _ ®a r C., N a tion a l A rm j E v e r e tt, W illiam C , N a tional Ar Findlay, A lbert B., N a tional Arm F ischer, C. L., Chief M. M.. N a v y F lo r e n tin e , Vito, N a tional A rm y F riedrick, E rnest, Lieut. C o m m a n d er, N a v y G rim m , Erw in A., N a tional Arm y G a d en, G a rland, jr.. 23rd In f a n tr y H a rris, Jam e s H., N a tional A rm y , H e n d rickson, C h e s ter, 23rd In f a n t r y H e n ry, C h a rles E., N a tional Arm y ! H u rley, Eugene R., N a tional A rm y | H u ls e , George, N a tional A rm y . Johnson, Clifford, Co. F. 306th Inf. •Jo h n s , Edw a rd B., j r ., N a v a - R e s e rve | J o h n s Edw a rd B., er. .M a jor, In f a n tr y Joy, H e rbert, N a tional Ar ! Koch, Louis, • ! Kice, Dr. ‘ K r e s s , Joi •Q u inlan, Clarence R. wll, Edgar, N a v y II, W illiam, N a v y Corse, Alfred, N a tio n a l Arm y Corse, Fem E., N a tio n a l Arm y Corse, Fraok, N a tional Army Corse, Jeremiah, N a tio n a l Army Corse, Phineas, N a tio n a l Army Counts, John H., N a tional Army ♦•Crandall, Ralph L., H e adq. Co., 107th Inf. •Crevoiserat, Morton, 326th In f a n try , Co. A. Crevoiserat, John, N a tional Army •Crossfield, Edwin, C. M., 1st Cl. ole, Ho \N eefus, David Nolan, John, N a v a l M ilitia Nolan, Jerom e , N a v a l M ilitia asssisr T-8 EEL-;:fSLA ■ — a'-’ R a y m o rc, H e n ry Bond, 2nd L ieut., A v iath— ’ \R a y n o r, Alvin, In f a n try B radford S., 604th E n g in e e r Cor] W .,., 302nd S u p p ly T rain ,, Navala R e s e rve mis, jr., N a tion a l A rm y v - - L u t h e r H., 1 s t L ieut., K r e s s , J o h n , ir., In f a n tr y K loiber, Rudolph, N a tional A rm y •L a w rence, Omar, N a tional Arm Lom an, B ryon, R egulars Lom an, Leonard, R e g u lars ‘ M ax, Irving J., N a tional A rm y M cG arrigle, Thom as, N a v a l R e s e rve ,£v*Ch.a.r,es S*» y e°m a n . N a v a l Res M ILLER , HARVEY, Died of W o u n d s M o rse, B enjam in F., N a tional A rm y | M o rnington, John C , N a tional Arm y M a n n ing, Joseph P., N a tional Army P e t t i t , A r th u r K., Navy ! P rince, John, Signal C o rps I ’ R a k e r, F rank, In f a n try ■ R apuzzi, A n thony, N a tional Arm y R a y n o r, F rank G., 13th A r tillery, C. ( Med. Corps Crossfield, Joseph •Crumroell, Rlchai C«i Nav. A v iat. Co. E. rumroefl, Richard, 15th In f a n try . Co __ tl, Gaetono, In f a n t r y , N a tional Army Cutler, Lloyd R., E n s ign, N a v al M ilitia •Cutler, M erritt, C o rp.. Co. I, 107th Inf. •Cutler, Stuart, C a p tain, In f a n tr y •Danley, Lester L., U. S. M arines •Darenberg, George W ., Sgt. Co. A. 306 Inf. DaSilva, Louis, Q u a r t e r m a s t e r s ’ Corps Davison. George M., 4 r -r Intelligence Dept. Deas, Clinton, N a tional Army Demarest, Frank, N a tio n a l Arm y •DeM u th, Arthur L., Corp.. 328th Bn.. T. C. aDeMuth, Harry H ., H. M. O. R. S. X*tDennison, Fred, 16th Inf., Co. G Donaghy, W illiam , N a v a l M ilitia •Donnelly, B e rtram , Signal Corps. A v iation •Duryea, George B., N a v y Duryea, Ruluff, N a v a l T rain in g Station Kbsen, Gordon H ., Q. M. Corps. 407 M. T. Egan, John C., U. S. S. Texas J e w s . , . •fingelke, Henry, jr., N a v al Rea., m a c h inist •Emkler. W illiam, N a tional Army Ensko, Lamont, A rm y ElllaoiL J. Huyler, C apt., Q. M. Corps Eklt, Jacob, N a v a l R e s e rves ■Eldt, W alter, Field A r tillery , M aine, Elec. Div. Co. E, 48 in 411 ther, Jam e s H ., Sergt. ilett, M a rcheou, Corp.. Gus, M edical Fairbi •♦Far^ 488 Engineers Co. A, 806th io , Gu s, M edica l Corps Fassino, John, C h ief B o atew a in’e Mate Fassinp, Ed., C h ief G u n n e r’s M ate, Nav ■Ferrara, Lawrence, N a v a l M ilitia ■Ffrrara, Louis, 4 th Dev. Batt., ■Fischer, George W ., Officer;s' ■•Forbes, Alex., U. S. S. Anti Ford, Daniel M., N a tio n a l Army •Ford, Loo, Co. B, 305th Inf. Foster, Harry L., 1 s t Lieut., 387th In f a n tr y Fox, George B., 107th In f a n try ■Fraser, Frank W ., 2nd Lt., Av. Slg. Corps ■Fritz, Emil W ., N a v . Res., radio electrician •Frost, Ward, N a v y F u g s , Charles G ., 2nd •tG erm o n d , M o rton, 2nd Fii •Gibbons, W illie A .. A rtiller; Glhnor, Flem ing John, N a tional Army GipbeL Chris. A ., N a tional Army Gilbert, Fred W .. Jr., N a v a l Res< •Gilbert, Godfre GUUgan, Eugen 4 th Dev. B a tt., Co. A W ., Officer T rain. School 1. S. S. An tig o n e mach. m ate. N a v y F ield A rtillery V ., jr.. Naval Resei e y . J r . , 268th Aero ___ _ w F ., Co. B, 6th Rei Ginever, Andrew, National Army Go Man! Raym ond, National Arm: iGoMor, R u , . . l V.. National Arr \Colder W a lter, B a se H o a p l f - •Cellar, Harold P-, Corp.. 2 xG o ll.r, John R. P h Lieut.. <h»*Bgw , Paul. •2 6 t h Acre •Cray, PUrce. 15th Infantry ital 79 (w o rking) 2 1 s t Engineers em. W a r.Ser. ____ _ y l v e s t .r , Aetha, N a tional Army Henry E - Hendquartari, M. T. D. W illiam W , Sareeant, M a t Infant ■lerman. N a tional Army K S S S T n n , Dr. A . H .. 1st Lieut., Sure. Cor H „ ,0 7 t h Inf. Supply Co. ____ ___ lorp., < ret. M arine Corps Edward, Inf.. Natloi i. N a v a l Reserve M otor Truck Co. *4 Georg*. V . S. S. St. CocUla Frode'rlck J., National Army , Joseph J., National Army W illiam . Q u a rtermasters’ Corps G eorgs, Naval Militia, Cythei B v t a » Inf.. National Army /llllam . jr.. Coast Guard L Charlea T l , 182 Field Sis W illiam ,U. 8. 8. W y o m ing , Joh n ^ N ^ jr^C e r p .. Q._M. Con New Jersey >nal Army _ 81*- B n - njam ln A^ Capt., 107th >wen, N a v . Ree.. 2nd mach. east ► B ., Snd cl. mach. h, sub. chase A, 807th Infantry Jackson. OH 8BK* ?06th Elannnr L., Nui Infantry bt\ S r v - vsi TB.iL™k *-• H. P - and letout., leiegraph W Ulla A , U. 8. S. Agamem mon C - National Army Inf.. National Army H - Sergt., Medical Corps a- 106 th Infantry , C h arles W : Elliott P „ N G ilbert, Naval xR a y n o r, Judson F., Navy 'R a y n o r , Ju le P., 102nd A m m u n ition Train \R a y n o r, M ilton D., N a tional A rm y \R a y n o r, Orlando, Corp., M o tor Supply 414 R a y n o r, W a lter W ., C o ast G u a rd R a y n o r, W illiam , C o ast G u ard \R em sen, R ichard, Lieut. Field A rtillery R h am e, F ran k P., Capt., Ord., N a t. Arm y R h am e, John F., Lieut., E n g ineers \R h o d e s, George F., Fire H o s e & T ruck 318 R ich, George, Inf., N a tional A rm y R ider, R o b e rt, V., U. S. S. M ain e, Rizzo, F ran k , N a tional Arm y R o a n tree, Jam e s S., A v iation •R o g e rs, P e rcy C., 101st E n g in e e rs Rollo, A lfred L., Officers T r a in in g Camp R o s toucher, George A., Corp., In f ., Co. •R o theim , H a rold B., Corp., M. S. Trai R u s s e ll, John H., N a tional A rm y R u s s o , H e n ry, N a tional A rm y •S a n d e rson, George, Co. G, 15th Inf. *Sarro, Joseph. N a tional A rm y laperstein, Philip, N a tional A rm y andale, F rank, Inf., N a tional A rm y hloss, A lfred, Inf., N a tional A rm y Schlose, Leo, 2d Lieut., A. S. A. R. M. A. S c h loss, M ervin, Officers T r. Cam p , N. Y o rk S c h m idt, W a lter C., U. S. S. K e n tucky xSchneider, Carl, Naval A v iation •tS e n f , F red W ., In f a n try xShapero, Ju l iu s R., D e n ta l Corps \Shieber Sam u el H., Corp., Co. D, 305 F. A. Sigillo, Salvatore, N a tional A rm y Sim p son, Jo h n , Q u a r term a s te r s ’ Corps \Sim s. C h a rles, Corp., S. O. S. xS m ith, B e rgen, jr., N a tional A rm y Sm ith, H a rold W ., chief q u a r te r m a s t e r , N. M. •S m ith, How a rd L., Cook, 8 0 5 th Inf., Co. E. x * S m ith, Howard N., 106th In f a n t r y S m ith. J . D. Lloyd, Ensign. N a v a l Ri •S m ith , Joseph L., N a tional A rr Sm ith, M elville It.. M. T. C.. C Sm ith. N elson H., C o ast G u a rd •S m ith, Oliver, In f a n try xSm ith, R o b e rt T., N a tional A rm y Sm ith, R u ssell S., Inf., N a tional A rm ) * tx S m ith . Tilford, N a tiosal A rm y Sm ith, U lysses, N a tional A rm y Sm ith, V a le n tine, C o ast G u a rd Sm ith, W illiam , N a tional Arm y \Sm ith, W illiam F., A m m u n ition T ra xSolom ita, A n thony, Naval R e s e rve Soper, Claude, N avy. 1 s t C lass Yeorr •S o p e r, Fred, Chief P e tty Officer, Ni S o u thard, C h a rles M., C o a s t G u a rd S o u thard, Fred, N a tional A rm y S tein, M a u rice A., N a v al M ilitia S tephens, Stanley, C o a s t G u a rd •S te w a r t, Jam e s B., 1 s t C lass Yeomi S to r y , O tis L., N a v al A v iation S tory, Stephen B., E n s ign, in eers* School, Pelham B ay John, N a tional • i I' e t’t i C /o 'ty J C l r K I' a n t, 167th In f a n t r y ^ I ScuMy^ JJohJ’ih VV,' i t i o n a l ' A rm y PIRNi'E,0 J A M E S — -D ied In 's e r v ice 10th In f : S c h u n i a n ,' P a u l G.,' U t ^ l .ic u V ^ I n f a n P irnie, P e ter | S e a m a n , John A., C o ast G u a rd Plock, H e ty y , A r tillery, F o rt H ancock j Seam a n , W ilfred, C o ast G u a rd 'R o b ins, F r a n k , C o rporal. Signal Corps . Sm ith, A r thur, E n g ineering Corps t* R u s s e ll, Guy A., M achine Gun, 10th Inf. | \SM ITH. CHARLES J., N a tional Salmo, P e ter ; Sm ith, Clifford, Camp U p ton \Sanders E r n e s t E., A v iation , Sm ith, W a lter, Irish F u s iliers Schlcgal, Jo h n Sm ith. W e sley L., L ieut., A v iation 'S e a m a n , R a y m o n d F., N a tional Army STEN Z E L , ABRAM C., N a tional An 'S ilv e r s tr c m e , B o n iface \Story R o b e rt, Naval R e s e r v e Sm ith, P e ter xSm ith, T h e o d o re B., F o r t Hen xSm ith, H a r r y , N a tional Army SPEL1NO, A N T O N — Died in xSpelino, P o r f u F., N a tio Thurlow , R o b e rt C., Natic + • V a le n tine, C a lvin •fV a n D e u sen, Lionel H. V a n d ew a te r, A r th u r W h ite, W illiam ‘ W h itehouse, C h a rles, 1st Lieut., Avial •W illiam s , E lm e r S., 312 H e a d q u a rters W inters, Jo h n H e n ry H a rrison S? » /A 13IT M 1 V 1 u ., INatlom \Story , R o b e rt, Nav al R e s e rv e S tum p f, W illiam , C o ast G u a rd S lu tsk i, John, N a tional A rm y val M ilitia mp. Jo h n s to n ch a rg e E n g in- •T a y lor, J. K e n n e th, S e rgeant, T a n k s T a y lor, R aym o n d H.t Nav. R e s ., 2d cl. 'T e a s, Howard J., E n g ineers, 29th Teeple, Clifford, W a r Gas D e p a rtm e n t Thompson, Gilbert S., 1st L ieu t., Am. Corps Thurston, Lewis, In f a n try •Toomer, Henry, 16th In f a n t r y , Co. E •T r a v is , Ralph, Signal Corps +*Trayer, A. C., Corp., 166th In f a n t r y Tree, Edward W ., E n s ign, TJ. S. N. R. F. Trubenback, Clarence, U. S. S. M innesota Tryon, Bert, forem a n m a c h ine shop •Tryon, Edward, In f a n try Valentine, LeRoy N a tional Arm y Vandewater, Daniel P., N a tional Arm y Viertel, Jacob, N a v al R e s e rve •V o g t, Ernest, Q u a r term a s ters Corps •V o g t, George, 1st R e g im e n t M o tor M echanle W allace, Clyde, Naval R e serve W a lling, MUtoa, Naval R e serve •♦W a re, Frederick C.. Co. K. 107th Infantry t* W arren, Charles E., Infantry Ward, J . Lawrence, U. S. 8. Am m o n •W a term a n , Kenn« W erzlnger, Frank. W eber, A u g u stus W eeks, Charles \ y,, Irving,rving, Coastoast - __ taker, Revmoind, W h ittaker, W illiam W h ite, John R. S., Lieu Whrltanour. Ernest W iggins, P latt K., Avia xw lU e ts, LeRoy. National A’ • u /n nam — . rs ^ r l e s , 61st Pioin nal A rm y • N a tio n a l A rm y F ., Supply Co.. 305th Inf. 3., Capt. C o a s t G u ard W eyant, George W h a ley I C G u a rd •W h ittaker, Raym o Corp.. Mach. Gun 804 iittaker, W illiam H., 2nd L ieut., In f a n tr y Sanitary Corps •W illi s, Charles, 61st P io e e r Infantry •W illiam s, Philetus A.. Sergt, 108th Eng. W illiam s, 3. Purdy, National Army •W illiam s, W alter, 16th Inf., Co. G •W illiam s, W illiam M edical Corps W illiamson, John VUson. Harold _. S e rv. Co.. 8. C. N a v a l Avia. «>ctrk:lan. N. MIL xWUeon, Harold C \W ilson, Perry J., Corp., SSd S W ood, Harvey. Naval M ilitia ! W oodnouse, Hartlaad. E n sien. W oodley, James, National Arm: W r ifh t, Lawrence, I ds .. Signal W right, Edward E„ National v W right. Loul*. U. 8. S. Never! •W u lftng. Georg*, chief aln MERRICK •Angel, W a lte r V., Co. A, 10th Inf. •B e tts, A lbert J., 107th R e g im ent B u n k er, H a rold E., L ieut., Palham Bay, N. Y. B u rns, Jo h n L a w rence, S. S. Lake S u p e rior •Cam eron, Jo h n . R ailw ay Engineers C a rpenter, F r a n k , N a v y , U. S. S. Pueblo xC h eshire, S a m u e l, N a tional Army C h eshire, W illet, Camp Mills, N. Y. Clem ent, E u g e n e , M e tuchen, N. J. •Colvin, H e r b e r t, C o rporal, M. T. D. Colvin, F r a n k , M o tor Traffic Corps Clark, L a y ton E., L ieut., 4th O. T. C.. C u s ter Dazell, R o b e rt W ., N a tional Army D raper, G e o rge, M antalopen, N. J. D istafano, P h ilip , Cam p U p ton F is h , A r th u r , Cam p G reenleaf, Ga. G iraud, G e o rge, Cam p U p ton H a rvey, A lex. D.. F o r t M onroe, Va. \H e u e rm a n n , A lfred A., 32nd P. O. D. H e w lett, F red , L ieu ten a n t. Camp Mills, N . Y. \K u p fer, C h a rles. L ieutenant, 119th In f a n t r y C am m ann, H . S c h u y ler, Camp Jackson, F la. Law rence, C h a rles, Camp Gordon in. B ry a n F., F t. Benj. H a rrison, Ind. in, L e o n a rd, Cp. T e r ry, Corpus C h ristie in, K a th leen , N a v y Dept., W a s h ington ting, C h a rles, jr.. Camp M ead, Md. M o ran, P e t e r s C a n a d ian Forces M u lcahv, Jam e s , A ir S tation, Bay Shore, L .I. * M u lcahy, G e o rge \M u ller, G u s tav , 306th M. G. B a ttalion •M u ller, H e r b e r t, 6th E n g ineers M u ller, H e n ry , Cam p Gordon N o rthridge, H a r r y , 1st cl qm.. N a v al M ilitia R andatzo, J . , C am p U p ton »rley,i Capt., 306th M. G. B. ip U p ton Cai ! Mecki; •R o b inson, Beve Rowe, C h a rles, C; Spear,ear, W albe ltelt rr E.,., •Savona, Schwab, Herm e Shebe, F red, C am p U p ton “ a ~ “ W a E M ajor, Camp U p ton a F r a n c is, Corp., O rdnance Dept. \Spearm a n , R o b e rt J. •Sim e s, C h a rles F rederick •V a lentine, C a lvin, 18th In f a n try Van Sicklen, R o b e rt L-, Pelham Bay, N. Y. V arneke, C h a rles, F o r t Slocum V e rratti, A lb e r t C., Cam p U p ton BELLMORE Adam s, G e o rge R., N a tional A rm y •B aldw in, A m o s J . C. B a rtholom e w , C lare S., N e w p o rt News. Va. B etz, M ike, C am p U p ton Betz, W illiam , N a v y , U. S. S. W y o m ing Bloomer, A n d e rson, Camp U p ton •B o h n e m a n n , E lm o re H. •B r itto n , F r a n k R. B rockm a n , W a l te r , F o r t Slocum •B u s c h , R u d o lph, 197th M. G. C. Busch, J o h n A., N a tional Arm y Dunn, Roy, care P o s tm a s ter, N. Y. City Green. H e n ry B., N a tional Army •H a rd y , H a rold, 1 s t U. S. Engineers •H a rd y , W a lte r , 1 s t IP. 8. Engineers •H o d g son, F red . 107th M achine G u n Co. H o rn, A r th u r , T r a n s p o r t Service How ley, G e o rge, U. 8. N. A.. R. 0. xHolcomb, D r. H e n ry V., Capt., Med. Corn Johnson, G e o rge, Dallas, Texas Johnson, P e t e r , Eng., T ran s p o rt Service •Jaeg e r, P a u l, N a tional A rm ) Karp, Alex., C o a s t G u a rd. Quogue, L. L •K o c h , Jacob, M e r ritt, G e o rge, N a v y . U. 8. 8. P rairie Pickle, F r a n k N a tional A rm y Schebsk F ied e r ick , Jr., N a tional Army •tS l o d e u r g , T h u re, Sm ith, W illiam , F o r t M onroe, Va. S o u thard, A r th u r , U. S. 8. 8. C. •V o n M echow, H e r b e r t, 805th M. G. B a tt. •V o n M echow, H a rold, 806th M. Q. B a tt. •♦W iedem a n , Em il, Army •Ashdown, Lewis, ;gB o x . Ceor, •Box, John, R u ssell V. , P»l WANTAGH ^ewis, Corp., N a tions ge. M achine Gun co A v iation Corps issin g in Action M Britton, Frank, 196th Colagnione, Michael, National Army Foster, Joseph, National Army ----- ~ * 79th Fl ield A r tillery Garrison, Cornelius V„ jr.. National An* •H AVENS, RALPH. 15th Inf., Killed In Ac. •H e lw if, O tto, National Army Hunt, Joeen h lL , Navy, U. 8. 8. Lake Plaeld xJeffrey, W illiam E v erett, Aviation Corps U tz. A n thony, Nav al M Velle, O tto P., N a tional A rm y Von P e llenberg, Louis, N a tional W h ite, C o rnelius, N a tional A rm y W h ite, F ran k , Corp . M achine Gi W h ite, W illiam H., N a tional A rm y W iley, C h arles J., N a tional A rm y W ildberger, Theo., N a v al R e s e rve W ildberger, Em il, N a v al R e s e rve SMITHV1LLE SOUTH •B illings, Jam e s R., 303rd F. S. B. B aldwin, Harold S., N a tional A rm y B a rbaro, Pasquale, N a tional Arm y C a rpenter, F rank, Navy, U. S. S. Pueblo D ickson, H e n ry L., D u ryea, H a rvey, Camp W a d s w o rth H a ll, Fred EL., 302nd E n g in e e r T rain H a v e n s , Ralph D., 16th In f a n t r y H e d g e s, Luke, 302nd E n g in e e rs •Jack s o n , Clarence Jack s o n , Calvin, N a tional A rm y •Jo h n s o n , V ictor, 307th In f a n t r y Jones, Ruspell, N a tional A rm y •K o c h , Eugene L u tz, George, U. S. S. P r e s to n L u tz, W illiam , 302nd E n g . Sui L u tz, F rederick, N a tional Ai M elvin, Albert M elvin, George, 2nd Field A r tillery M elvin, Sidney \Ohm Howard Pow ell, C h arles, Camp G o rdon, Ga. R e g a n , Jam e s , Navy •M e r r i tt , C h arles E., 306th M. G. Company •S a v o n a , Francis, 37th P. O. D. Schlim p e r, H e n ry W ., N a v y , U. S. 3. Isabel Skrenda, A lfred George, U. S. S. Texas •S k renda, Joseph, 311th Field A rtillery S tahl, W illiam J., 302nd Reg. •T rjn lso n ^ George C., T B Jam ea upply Train TROUSE,\LIBERTY Died a t F t. V iniotia S teryros C., N a tio n a l Ar W a s s u n g , Theodore, F t. Slocum W e n isch, W ., N a tional A Slocum Remarkable Work of Signal Corps in France “Th<-re's a long, long troll a-wind ing,” North, South, East anil West, from one end of the world to another, binding peoples ami nations together, disseminating knowledge, and enrich ing the life of man—the trail of the •lephone and telegraph, says The Tel- T ephone Review. Americans are so familiar with It that the tali, straight pole, with Its burden of wires, hmJ really become part and parcel of the scenery. One Is not even astonished to find a tele phone line climhlng the peaks of the Adirondacks, or the summit of the At a Special Term of the Su preme Court of the State of New York, held in and for the County of Nassau at the County Court House in the village ef Mi leola in Nassau County on the 20th day * of January, 1910. PRESENT:— HON. JOSEPH ASPINALL, Justice graph sysiem In France Is unmistaka ble. for, if differs radically from the French, originating ns It did In Amer ica, and flvvelnplng here under condi tions dissimilar to those which Influ enced the growth of the telephone sys tem In our staler country. Nowhere In the world lias long distance teleph ony reached the |tetik attained by It In America. \In France our long distance tele graph and telephone system, construct ed by the Signal Corps.\ writes the Thomas P. C. Forbes, Jr., Julius Bind- Globe and Commercial Advertiser, ‘‘is ! rim, Alice E. Forbes, J. A. Schultx In the Matter of the Appiicr.tion of FREEPORT, RAILROAD COMPANY, a cor-1 porntivn for Voluntary Disaolu- [ tion. On reading and filing the petition of entirely maintained by Its own |K*rson- AT THE STORMING American Signal men repairing a wire that had been severed by shell-fire,— part of an important line leading into Brigade Headquarters. Alps, for it follows the advance guard, | nel, and In addition some 3,0<)0 miles whether of peace or war, and carries | of leased wires are maintained by It. the voice of man across the desert and I * * * In construction, maintenance. the wilderness to his brother on the other side. Throughout France It Is to be found winding Its way up hill and down dale —a little bit of America—In fact, made In America (with the exception of the poles), built by Americans, and used by Americans. A Big Order. When our troops went to France the systems already working there were sadly overburdened, and could not ac commodate the tremendous amount of traffic that would devolve upon the presence of our army of from two to four million men. What has been ac complished is a wonderful testimonial to the thought and industry put upon the tremendous problem of communi cation that faced our officers. When Brig. Gen. E. Russell, with a staff of experts and a host willing Signal Corps men finished their gigantic task they had built l,7.ri0 miles of poles, on which they had strung 3,175 miles of wire. In addi tion about 2,000 miles of American wire were strung for the use of the American army on systems already In use, and more than 3,000 miles of French wire were leased and operated. Up to 12,750 miles of exchange lines were built. To operate them, 44 tele phone offices, 7,995 telephone stations, and 102 telegraph offices were re quired. Unrivaled In Any Army. The American telephone and tele- and William Forbes, a majority of the directors of the Freeport Railroad Company, a corporation, created un der the laws of this State and having its principal office located in the Vil lage of Freeport, County of Nassau and SLjte of New York, and the sched ule thereto annexed duly verified by the petitioners on the 4th day of Oc tober, 1918; the 31st day of Decem ber, 1918, and the 7th day of Janu ary. 1919, from which petition it ap pears that the case is one of those specified in Section 170 of the General Corporation Law, and it further ap pearing to the satisfaction of the Court from said petition that the said corporation is insolvent, and On reading and filing, notice of thio application dated January 8th, 1919, with proof of due service thereof and of said petition and schedule and of a copy of this order on the Attorney- General of the State of New York, and after hearing George M. Bode, Esq., of counsel for the petitioners in support of said motion, and no one representing the Attorney-General, Now, on motion of George M. Bode, attorney for the petitioners, IT IS ORDERED, that, all pe-sons interested in said corporation show cause before this Court at a Special Term thereof, to be held at the County Court House at Mineola, Nassau Coun ty, New York, on the 10th day of March, 1919, at ten o’clock in the fore noon, why said corporation should not be dissolved, and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that a copy of this order be published at least once in each of the three weeks ‘mmerliately preceding said 10th day nry rorce nns omnineu service equal of Mar(.h, 1919, in the Nassau Coun- to the best obtainable In the eommer- ty Review and in the South Side Ob- clal world and unrivaled In any army, server, two rewspnpers published in \Its men have followed troops wher- the County of Nassau, and went, down front-line | ^ * IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the petitioners herein or any party to —C o m m i t t e e o n P u b li c In f o r m a t i o n . OF JUVIGNY. and operation, the standard practices of the United States have been fol lowed, and the American Expedition ary Force has obtained service equal ever troops trenches, over shell-swept and inn- j proceeding may at any time here- chlne gun-raked areas, to lay and keep after, upon necessity shown therefore, their wires open so that communlea- tions might be maintained. The Signal Corps has a long list pf brave dead and wounded. \The telephone service of the corps was opened June 21, 1917, and slnee then there have been handled nearly 19,000,(XX) local calls and more than 1,<XX),(XX) long-distance cnlls.\ In solving (his mighty problem of of ] communication, the American tele phone operators, who made up the wo men’s telephone units in France, have won a place of glory, for they worked night and day to speed messages of vital importance from one end of the country to another. Telephone and Army of Occupation. Although the armistice Is signed. apply to this Court for the appoint ment of a Receiver of the property of said corporation. ENTER: JOSEPH ASPINALL, J. s. c. G rail ted: Jan. 20, 1919, THOS. S. CHESHIRE, Clerk. ENTERED IN NASSAU COUNTY,. Jan. 20, 1919. THOS. S. CHESHIRE, COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE,: STATE OF NEW YORK, :ss.: COUNTY OF NASSAU, I, THOMAS S. CHESHIRE. Clerk of the County of Nassau and of the Courts of Record thereof, do hereby certify that I have compared the an nexed with the original order filed and there Is a great deal of work laid out entered in my office Jan. 20,1919, and for the telephone. As the army ndi ; that the same is a true transcript vunees, keeping In topch with the thereof, and of the whole of such Gormans to the front of It, and the headquarters to the rear, the telephone advances with it, correlating and co ordinating, the various phases of the task of the Army of Occupation. Notice to Readers Readers of THE NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW are cordially invited to send items of interest to our office and we will be glad to publish them. Any activity in our community, religious, social, benevolent, fra ternal or civic, in which you are interested, will be given space in our columns. Please sign your full name and address, so that further details may be secured if necessary. OUR FRIENDS ARE STRONG LY URGED TO SEND ALL ITEMS SO AS TO REACH THE BY WEDNESDAY MORNING. Notes which arrive too late for publication in the current issue will be printed the following week if available. Write plainly on only one side of paper and send all communica tions to NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW ’Phone 8 , Freeport WM.G. MILLER, Inc. RAYMOND J. MILLER, Mgr. Auto, Plate Glaen, Burglary Life and Fire Insurance 24 3 .Grove3t. Freeport,LI. New York Telephone Company Men Cited For Bravery. Captain C. A. Wild, who. In a letter published In the December issue of The Telephone Review, expressed such great enthusiasm over the caliber of the American soldier under fire. Is now lb a hospital suffering from shell shock, and has been cited for bravery. | In another letter he says: I’ve been through a big fight on one | of the most important fronta in France. | At the present time 1 am slek In the ( ! hospital, but not wounded—only an nt- 1 tack of shell shock and gas. Of course, we were fighting considerably. ; I had only coffee and cigarettes for j ! seven days. The food was there, all I right, hut I could not eat It, I was so | 1 sick. 1 kept on lighting all die same,! j until I droppeil on the battlefield. I They sent me to the hospital for a S week's rest, and the doctor sniil he I j would fix me up O. K„ and have me | j back on the firing line again. There j were quite a few of my men shell shocked and gassed. We were under I a continuous bombardment for sev-1 enty-four hours, shells breaking all | around us. anil only a little hank to the side of the road to save us. I left the boys to go to the hospital, and they were then getting ready to go In again. Following Is a copy of a citation for bravery on the field of action received recently from overseas: American Expeditionary Force, France, October 20, 1918. 1. On the night of October 3d the | Commanding Officer of this regiment was ordered to send a Battalion to oc cupy an advanced post for direct fire on the Cote de I.umont In the ad vanced Infantry lines, prepared by di rect fire to repel n counter attack In case of necessity, and the First Bat talion was ordeied to take such a posi tion. Notwithstanding the darkneea over an unreconnoltered territory, the Battalion was moved forward and two guns of Battery A placed In position, with the other guns In reserve nearby. Second Lieutenant John C. Orglll, Battalion Signal Officer, went forward under heavy shell fire and Into the gassed area with his detail, consisting of Corporals John E. Hopkins and Charles Enste, Jr, and six privates. Lieutenant Orglll. though wounded by •hell fire himself, attended and render ed first aid to two wounded comrades and, after completing his work, re ported for surgical treatment 2. The Regimental Commander com mends highly the soldierly bearing and bravery displayed In this action and publishes this for the information of the command. By order of Oolonel Weld. FI FREDERICK D. F1GANIERE, Captain, 106th Field Artillery Adjutant. Lieutenant Orglll, who has since been promoted to a First Lieutenancy, wits it ventral office insideman, em ployed In the Long Island Division. He was n member of the National Guard, md saw service at the Mexican bor- lur in the summer of 1916. Corporal Hopkins is also a telephone employee, formerly in the Blunt Department of the Wvstvh'-siei' Division.—The Tele- ibone Review, N. Y. Chief Operators and Acting Chief Operators at Important Points in France, November 11,1918. original. IN TESTIMONY WHEROF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County and Court this 20th dav of Jan., 1919. THOMAS S. CHESHIRE, (L. S.1 Clerk. C. L. MOOK Chinese Laundry Opp. L. I. R. R. Depot 14 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport, N. Y. NOTICE My service and work is first-class. Goods called for and delivered S A V E S C O A L One Pound of CALOXI treats two tons of coal and makes it do the work of three tons, or mon ey refunded. Testimonials on request. Sent on Receipt of Price, $1.00 NATIONAL CALOXI CORP., 507 FIFTH AVE., N. T. CITY The signing of the Armistice found the telephone operators in our army overseas scattered over France at the big centres of communication. The chief operators at these points, whose duties Included supervising various groups stationed at points where they were needed, were: Bordeaux—Miss Nellie F. Snow, for merly chief operator, New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Brest—Miss Renee Messelln, specially trained for Signal Corps work at San Francisco, California. Ubaumont—Miss Helen Cook, former employee. Benefit Fund Committee, New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Company. La Belle Eplne—Miss Eleanor Hop- pock, specially trained for Signal Corps Unit at San Francisco, Cali fornia. Le Havre—Miss Sant A. Fecteau. for- RexaU Cherry Bark merly operator New England Tele phone and Telegraph Company. Neufchateau—Miss Beatrice P. Bour- neuf, epeelally trained for Signal Corpe Unit at Lowell, Massachusetts. Never*—Miss Minnie H. Richards, for merly chief operator. Van Buren, Maine, New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Paris—Miss Louise Barbour, formerly chief Instructreas. New York, Amer ican Telephone and Telegraph Com pany. St Naiialre—Miss Mary B. Vannler, formerly assistant chief operator, Helena, Montana. Toura—Miss Marlon C. Swan, former ly assistant chief operator, Full Riv er, Massachusetts, New England Tel ephone and Telegraph Company. Waterfall—Miss Grace D. Barker, for merly Instructress, New York, Amer ican Telephone and Telegraph Com pany. DRUGS Stop that Coijgh or Cold Before it grows to something worse 25c sod 50c Rexall White Pine Tar and Wild Cherry 25c and 50c Rexall Cough Remedy 25c and 50c For that obstinate cough Abrams’ White Pine and Cod Lhrer Oil Compound, combined 50c ft bottle Our own remedy, and a good one The Rexall Store CLARENCE 8. ABRAMS, Ph. G. 23 W. Merrick Rd., Freeport P h o n e N o . 1 Two Timely Tlpa Iodine stains may be removed from bureau scarfs, towels, etc., by rnrtng peroxide. If the first application doaa not remove It let the article dry and try again. 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