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Freeport* N. Y.

Bw,ms7* 11M B tilroedA re. Freeport, N. Y.

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• Atlantic Are.

CEO. MOBTON LETT < Attorney nt Lew

1H ® _on or before the 15th day of_____ l & a , N. Y.f inly 23,

1917 ANSON WALES HARD, Jr.,

' • ' • • :-A. SPRINCSTEBD

*Connaeler iat Law

Lynbrook, N. Y.

SIDNEY H. SWEZEY Conneelor-at-Law

Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Office, Railroad Are., Freeport

Reeidence, North Long Beach Avenue Freeport, N. Y.

LEO FISHBL , Attorney-at-Law

■ to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Freeport, N. Y.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an oraer of HON»

LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate at the County of Nassau, notice is here­by given to all persons having claims against

PATRICK McKENNA late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the executor of tne last Will and Testament of said deceased, at his place of transacting business at the office of Felix A. Donnelly, 27 Cedar Street, New York* City, on or before the 15th day of February next

Dated, Mineola, N. Y., July 24, 1917. •

WILLIAM J. DUNNE, Executor

FELIX A. DONNELLY,Attorney for Executor,

27 Cedar Street, pNew York City.

EDGAR JACKSON Counselor-at-Law

Freeport Bank Building Freeport New York

; JOHNSON A JOHNSON Attorneys and Counselera-at-Law

47 Railroad Are., opp. Depot Freeport, N. Y.

Telephone, 366 Freeport

BLVIN N. EDWARDS Lawyer

Rooms 1 to 71-7 Railroad Are. Freeport, N. Y.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON.

LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is here-

ilby given to all persons having claims t against

SARAH A. SOPER late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the executor of the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at her place of transacting business at the office of Frederick W. Shaw, Oceanside. New York, on or before the 16th day of March next.

Dated, Mineola, N. Y„ August 10, 1917.

LYDIA E. BEDELL, Executor.

Telephone 871 FreeportDOUGLASS C. LAWRENCE

Attorney and Counselor at Law Freeport Bank Building

Freeport, Nassau Co., N. Y.

JEREMIAH WOOD Attorney and Counselor at Law

291 Broadway, New York Telephones, 2530 and 2631 Worth

Mr. Wood may be consulted every tv- ailing a t his residence, Franklin Ave

Lynbrook, L. I.Telephone, 896-W

* DR. W. G. SMITH Dentist

Office and Residence •1 W. Merrick Road Freeport, N. Y.

’Phone, 85-R

DIL A. H. HAMMOND Dentist Room 4

Freeport Bank Building Telephone, 323-W

Telephone 1086-W Freeport •DIL J. R. 8HAPERO

DeatiatHears: • a. m. to 6 p. m.

71 South Main Street, Freeport, N. Y. Five years' New York City practice

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^ Executors. uITRIDGE, BUTLER A RICE, Attorneys for the Executors, . I

69 Well Street,New. York City.

FREDERICK W. SHAW, AttordCy for Executor,

Oceanside.Nassau Co., N. Y.

NOTICE Tb CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON.

LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is here­by given to all persons having claims againsti-. ov MARY B. MILLER late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the executor of the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at his place of transacting business st 24 South Grove Street, Freeport. Nassau County, New York, on or be­fore the 15th day of March next.

Dated, Mineola, N. Y., August 20. 1917

RAYMOND J. MILLER, Executor.

WILLIAM G. MILLER,-Jr.,Attorney for Executor,

Freeport, N. Y. ,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to .an order of HON.

LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against

WILLIAM W. PHILIPS late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of said de­ceased, a t her place of transacting business at the office of Jerry A. Wernberg, 367-373 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, New York, on or before the 16th day of May next.

Dated, Mineola, N. Y., October {to,

ALICE C. PHILIPS, Administratrix.

JERRY A. WERNBERG,Attorney for Administratrix,

867-373 Fulton Street,Brooklyn, N. Y. City.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON

LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is here­by given to all persons haying claims against

THOMAS DONLON 'ate of the Town pf Hempstead, in the «aid county, deceased, to present the lame with the vouchers thereof, to the lubscribers the executors of the last will and ifestament of said deceased it their place of transacting business it the office of Emanuel Newman, 391 Tulton Street* Brooklyn, New York vity, on or before the first day of Tune next.

Dated, Mineola, H, Y„ November I6.:*917v V .

MARY DONLON,r C ' l l ' 1 EMANUEL NEWMAN, y

HUGO HIRSH,. / " Executors

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offer Served s t Breakfast and termJIk, Tea, Cocoa or Water

at Other Meals. ,

The old Idea-that army diet should consist largely of beans, hardtack and coffee. Is no longer approved, writes Belle Cose Harrington In Leslie’s. In the present training camps meat, pre­ferably beef, Is served twice a day, wttb white bread baked In the general camp bakery and kept 24 - bears be­fore serving. Where green vegetables can be obtained they are used, other­wise canned goods are substituted. Coffee Is served at breakfast, and but­termilk, lemonade, tea, cocoa or wa­ter at other meals. Meals, which In the vernacular are “m6ss” or “chow,” gre served cafeteria style.

Every soldier Is furnished with an outfit which consists of a meut-pnn, knife, fork and spoon, and a long- handled, cup. The cover of the meat- pan serws ns a plate, and the outfit is so arranged that each man may do his own cooking In case of an emergency. Each man takes his meat-pan and passes before a table whose he Is served with the various dishes pre­pared. He then goes to a- table, or if there h| none, drops down on the groykd, and eats In absolute coutent- ment Don’t feel too sorry for the boys, even if they do write longingly home wishing for mother’s cookies or Jane’s fried chicken. Men In outdoor training have good appetites, and they are far better off physically than If fed on the salads and Ices and sodas they probably would have at home. What they miss most Is sweets. If you are sending things from home put In cookies, candles and Jams or Jellies. Milk chocolate is one of the things a soldier seems to crave, and a Jar of malted milk will come handy If he Is not feeling well. Be sure not to send food that Is too rich ye the boys are on plain diet

One of the comforting thoughts to the friends at home Is the fact that Uncle Sam Is bound to maintain good health among his soldiers. Even If there were no humane considerations, this would be necessary from a pure­ly economic standpoint Sick soldiers are a menace, and n regiment not up to par in the fnatter of health Is an awful handicap. All men are vaccinat­ed for smallpox, and Inoculated against typhoid ns soon ns they enter service. Minor disorders, such as blisters, bow­el trouble, or sore throat are carefully watched by the officers In charge, and there Is n hospital with trained nurses In every camp. No faking can pass. The officers have sharp eyes to dis­criminate between real and simulated Illness. As the boys say, “There are only two times a day when a fellow can get sick”—at sick call, which oc­curs’ at 7 a. rn„ and again at 5:30 p. in. Between times “he just has to stand It.”

Regular habits, outdoor life, plain food, and strenuous military, drill, are In themselves strong factors toward good health, and many a man who en­ters the service a comparative weak­ling will come out fine of physique and strong of limb.

As for drinking, It “Isn’t done!” Saloons and even soft drink establish­ments are not allowed to sell any­thing to a soldier In uniform, ind many young men who have heretofore been occasional drinkers now proudly proclaim themselves teetotalers.

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SERVING OUR COUNTRYAll Selec ted and E nlisted Men, R evised to Date

SOLDlfiBS; SAILORS AND SPECIAL FROM FREEPORT

Balfour's Impressions or America.Mr. Balfour has said In public sin­

gularly little about his experiences In America, but some day he may consent to record his Impressions. Should he do so we may look for an entertaining comparison between the house of com­mons and the house of representatives. Here, for example, is a characteristic circumstance which the reporters seem to have missed:

The first stage of the war crisis was a kind of Baby Month In Washington. Children, and sometimes very young children, were taken Into the visitors' galleries In order that they might car­ry Into later life the memory of being present at an historic sitting, and on the dfiy of‘Mr. Balfour’s address to the house a good many members of con­gress had children with them on the floor. The one congresswoman, Miss Rankin, was accompanied by two Ja-‘ venlle relatives. It was remarked that some of the children In the galleries were kept, overcome with sleep, to the end of the long night sitting at Which the war vote was taken.—Manchester Guardian.

Adams, Charles, 16th Inf., Co. G Albin, Frank, 62nd Machine Gun Co,

Cbicksmauga Park, Georgia Albin, Harry

51st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Albro, Samuel, Inf., Camp Upton Aldridge, Howard, 2nd lieut., Infantry

Camp DixAllen, Joseph E„ Inf., Camp Upton Allen, Zondra, Inf., Camp Upton Amador, Raymond, Marine Corps Anderson, John F-, Naval Militia IBaker, Rolin D., Medical Corps

Studying a t L. I. College Bartlett, Otto E„ Inf., Camp Upton Baxter, John M„ ship building corps Bedell, Lester, Inf., Camp Upton Bedell, Milton, Naval Militia Benham, Earl 8., 2nd class fireman

Training StationBenham, Louie, electrical instructor

Brooklyn Navy Yard Benham, Thomas W„ Navy

Training Station, Newport Betzig, Harry, Naval Militia

2nd class boatswain’s mate Boland, Dwight J., Naval Militia

Bay Shore Block, George

Training Statiori, Newport Brosman, William, Naval Militia *

Bay ShoreBrotheridge, Claude, Naval Militia

Bay ShoreBrown, Clyde, U. S. S. Delaware Brown, Douglass, Engineers

AbroadBrown, Harold E.. Inf., Camp Gordon Brown, Karl, 1st Reserve Engineers

AbroadBurr, Joseph H., Inf., Camp UptonCarman, Foster, Inf., Camp Upton Carman, Kenneth D.

Fort Omaha, Nebraska Campbell, Robert D., sergt M. G. Co.

51st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Christie, George R-, Aviation

Studying, jSomeH University J. Arthur Christensen, Naval Reserve

Sub chaser City of Lewes Clark, Fred, Naval Reserve

BrooklynClock, Herb:rt W., 1st lieut., Infantry

Camp MeadeCollins, Samuel, 15th Inf., Co. G Colthurst, Roht. G., Ord., Camp Upton Combs, Fred, Inf., Camp Upton Cornelias, I ouis. Naval Militia

Bay ShoreCook, C. Frank, mess sergt., M. G. Co.

51st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Copeland, Ashfield B., Inf., Cp. Upton Copeland, Carroll P., 107th Inf. Copeland, Francis TM 107th Inf. Crandell, Ralph, Headquarters Co.

Camp Wadsworth Crevoisgrat, Morton, Infantry Crummell, Richard, 16th Inf., Co. E Guti, Gaetono, Inf., Camp Upton Cutler, Lloyd, Naval Militia

2nd class quartermaster Cutler, Merritt D„ 107th Inf.Cutler, Stuart, lieut. 23rd Infantry

Abroad NDanley, Lester L-, U. S. Marines De Kruijff, Theo., lieut. Aviation

.AbroadDennison, Fred, 16th Inf., Co. G - Donsghy, William, Naval Militia Donnelly, Bertram T.

61st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Downs, W. F-i AviationEnako, Lament N„ Inf., CaAip Upton Evans, Thomas II., 23rd Inf.Farmlett, Marcheon, corporal

Camp Upton Fassino, Gus, Navy

Electrician John Fassino,

Chief petty officer. Navy Alexander Forbes, Naval Militia

2nd class yeoman Ford, Leo, Inf., Camp UptonFoster, Harry L., 39th Infantry

Cirl Conductor Beats Llterallst Battalion AdjutantA Well-known provincial paper In Fox, George B„ 107th Inf.

England makes Itself responsible for ; Fraser, Frank W., Aviation the following story: The tmmcnr was i Studying, Cornell Universityhopelessly overcrowded, and several Fritz, Emil W , N%y*l Reserve people who had achieved ,the upper I Rad ip electrician

out the girl conductor, with emphasis, 1-------- ----- - ■ - .............. . ■“you can’t stand on top.” “Well," said KNEW JUST WHAT HE NEEDEDone llterallst, smiling blandly, as he j ______

Man-V/lth-the-Oroueh had Blinks Sized__, . . . . . , j | Up to Perfection, and Told ,answered nothing, but promptly

pressed a button. The car jumped for- | . ___ , | |ward, and the llternllst involuntarily very Indiscreetly the Man-Wlth-the-

told Grouch Invited Blinks Into the grid

Gibbons, Willis A., lieut., Artillery t Abroad

Harold P. Goller, Engineers ,In France

Gould, Charles P., 107th Inf.Gray, Pierce, 16th Inf., Co. G Guest, Wallace, sergt., 61st Infantry

< Machine Gun Co., C. Wadsworth Guest, William W.

51st Pioneer, Camp WadsworthHammdnd, Dr. A. H., 1st lieut.

Surgical Corps Hanse, Capt. James

Chairman Exemption Board Hansen, George H„ M. G. School

R. I. Arsenal, Rock Island, HI. Harbour, William, U. S. S. Wyoming Hartmann, John N., jr„ Quartermas.

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville Haven, Ralph, 15th Inf., Co. G Healy, Ernest, U. S. S. Vermont _ , Eugene W. Helland, jr., •»

U. S. S. New Jersey Hendrickson, Edw., Inf., Camp Upton Himmell, Wili am, Quartermasters’

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville Hoffman, George, Naval Militia

On the U. S. S. Cythera Holmes, Edwin, Inf., Camp Upton Huethwohl, Charles L, Signal Corps Hubbard, Benjamin A., 107th Inf. Humphrey, Owen, Naval Reserve

2nd class machinist assistant Hunt, Harry B„ 2nd class machinist

On submarine chaserJoerissen, Frederick G„ Eng. Dept.

Omaha, Neb.Sergt., Fort Omaha, Neb.

Johnson, Clement B„ 1st It., Sig Crp£. Johnson, Herman !*., sgt., Co. D, Tel.

Abroad ^Johnston, Willis A., Naval Mil^P Jordano, Charles, Inf., Camp UptonKelly, Joseph, sergt., 165th Infantry

AbroadKeogh, Edward S., Naval Militia

2nd class machinist Kobel, John H., Ordinance

Camp DodgeKopp, John jr.. Inf., Camp Upton Aranz, H-nry, Quartermasters

Camp Johnston, JacksonvilleLewis, Roval. Naval Mi'ftia

2nd class boatswain’s mate Lieberman, Herman L, inf., C. Upton .votkwood. Henry S., Naval Reserve

Submarine patrol duty Loonam, B. J., jr., Q aartermasters

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville Losee, Luman,Lowe, LeRoy,

NewportLown, Edwin M., Infantry

Camp DevinsLyons, James Parker, U. S. S. KansasMcGonigle, A. J., corporal

18th M. G., Chattanooga, Tenn. MacCullum, Clarence, ensign, Norma Mackay, Donald H., U. S. Amb. Crps. Magnus, Edward, 4th Field Artillery

Corozal, PanamaMagnus, Henry Inf., Camp Upton Mahnken, Clifford K., N. Y. Guard

12th RegimentMahnken, Howard H., N. Y. Guard Me»on, Harold E., 107th Inf.McCord. Geo. G„ U. S. S. Nahma McCord, H. Carroll, coxswain

U. S. S. Harvard Mead, Walter A_ Naval Reserve

Chief yeomanEdward Mraney, Naval Reserve

U. S. S. FultonMinugh, Leroy, Inf., Camp Upton Montross, Austin, Aviation

46th Aero Squadron Montrose, Jerome, Naval Militia

2nd class boatswain’s mate Muller, Fred, Naval Reserve

1st Regiment* Argeant Murray, Henry, on mine sweeper Murray, Lindlay, Naval Militia

2nd cl. quartermaster, Norfolk Murray, Thomas, Naval Reserve

West SayvilleNolan, Jsrom?, Naval Militia ,

Bay Short» I

Nolan, John, Naval Militia Noon, William R-, Inf., Camp Upton Noswort iy* Arthur, Naval Militia

, Inf., Camp Gordon Naval Training School

O’Brien, Thomas, Signal Corps Osterhout, Burgess, Capt. Coast Art. Osterhout, Howard, lieut, Ordnance

Washington, D. C. *O’Neil, Gene, Navy

Pharmacist Medical Reserve Oxenham, Irving

61st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Paulson, James B., Inf., Camp Upton Penny, Leslie V., Inf., Camp Upton Petrone, Fay, Quartermasters’ Dept.,

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Pettigrew, David, Naval Reserve

Second class machinist P e ttit Harry B„ Cavalry P e ttit Ralph EL

1st class electrician, Navy Frank. W. Pitcher, Naval Militia Puck, Lawrence, Inf., Camp Upton Raymore, H. Bond, aviation

v Studying at Cornell Roantrec, James, aviation Raynor, Alvin E., Inf., Camp Upton Raynor, Judson F„ Naval Reserve

Training Station, Newport Raynor, Jule, Machine Gun Co.

61st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Raynor, Milton D., Weather Bureau Raynor, Olando, Quartermasters

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville Rich, George, Inf., Camp Upton Rider, Robert, U. S. S. Maine, band Rhame, Frank P

Ordnance Res. Corps, N. Y. Rostoucher, George A, Infantry

Co. E, 43thSanderson, George, 16th Inf., Co. G Saperstein, Philip, Inf., Camp Upton Scandale, Frank, Inf., Camp Upton Schloss, Alfred, Inf., Camp Gordon Schloss, Leo, Aviation

Studying, Cornell University Schloss, Mervin, Naval Reserve

studying Dentistry at College Schmidt, Walter C., U. S. S. Kentucky Senf, Fred W„ Inf., Camp Up'ton Shieber, Samuel H„ Inf., Cp. Upton Simpson, John, Quartermasters

Camp Johnston, Jacksonville Smith, Wm. F., Inf., Camp Upton Smith, Oliver, Inf., Camp Gordon Smith, Harold W., Naval Militia Smith," Howard, sergeant, Infantry

Co. N, 23rd New York Smith, Howard L., Inf., Camp Upton Smith, J. D. Lloyd, Naval Reserve

Newport Training School Smith, Russell S., Inf., Camp Upton Soper, Fred, Naval Militia

2nd class yeoman Stein, Maurice A., Naval Militia Stewart, James B., 1st c’ass yeoman

U.S.S. Roanoke, foreign waters Story, Stephen

Coxswain, U. S. S. Ohio Story, W. Clinton, Aviation Teas, Howard J., Engineers

Co. A, 27th, Camp Meade Teeple, Clifford, Ordhance Department

Camp UptonToomer, Henry, 16th Inf., Co. E Travis, Ralph, Infantry

Camp WadsworthTrayer, Arthur, corp., 165th Infantry

AbroadTrubenback, Clarence,

U. S, S. Minnesota Tryon, Edward, Inf-, Camp Upton Van Ness, William H„ 13th Inf. Vlertel, Jacob, Naval Reserve Vogt, George, Camp Hancock^ Ga.

1st Regt. Motor Mechanics Assigned for duty abroad

Wallace, Clyde, Naval Reserve Ware, Frederick C-, Co. K, 107th Inf. Waterman, Kenneth 8., Inf., O. Upton Whittaker, Raymond C-, Inf., C. Upton Whittaker, Wm. H., Inf., Camp Upton Wiggins, Platt K., Aviation

Studying, University of Texas Williams, Charles H.

61st Pioneer, Camp Wadsworth Williams, Walter, 16th Inf., Co. G Wilson, Perry J., Signal Corps

Somewhere in France Wood, Harvey, Naval Militia Woodhouse, Hartland, Amb. Corps

Abroad »Wright, Louis, llT S. S. Nevada Wolfing, George, Naval Militia

1st class electricianZiegler, Frank EL, Inf., Csunp Upton

peered down the steps, “we are stand­ing. whether we can tir no t” The gtri

" “Well, what df l t h oiked the Man- With-the-Grouch. “You’re not the first man to grow old. There's noth­ing exceptional In your experience.”

"I know I t” blabbered Blinks, “but what distresses roe Is the tact that the world Is pesetas roe by. liy life la

■tale. I need a great pnin, or a great sorrow, or a great stn, or a great love —something to assure me that I am a living soul and not a mere machine. I need—"

“Too need a good swift kick where It will do the meet good.” answered the Mao-WIth-the-Orouch. “You don’t need a great sorrow' or a great sin or anything of that sort ■ “What you really need la a great ef­

fo rt You put your nose to the grind­stone, or your hand to the plow, or whatever is the euphemism for doing your own little Job. Then you’ll for­get all this potter about your soul.

“By the wsjr. bare you saved the Mg tree you hauled

ROLL OFIn the

BALDWINPaul G. Schuman. 2nd Lieut Inf.Ira Max. Coast Artihtiry Frank G. Raynor. 13th Artillery.Austin T. Byrne. Eng Arthur Smith. Engineering 1 John Prince, Signal Corps George Ceok. 23rd Cheater Hendrickson, 23rd Garland Gnden, Jr„ 23rd Bryan Lemon and Leonard

Regulars, Fort Sean Ho Frank White, act corp., Gun 1 Allan T. Carpenter, cook, 10th Anthony Utx. Naval Militia Edward B. Johns. Jr, U. S. S.Lieut Com. Ernest Friedrich. Navy Frank White, Navy Arthur K. Pettit Navy ,A. S t Claire Byrne. Marine Corps Walter Smith. IrWh Fusiliers William E. Bruchhauser, jr.. Aviatie* Dr. Luther H. Kice, 1st L t, C. Wadsw. Cavanagh, Elliott Joseph, 49th Aerial

On way to France ? *Naval Reserve: Jacob Burkert, Chaa.

S. Miller, yoeman; Thomas McGar- rigle, Charles Baldwin, Harry Ray­nor, Robert H. Story, Eldon B. Aus­tin, Edward B. Johns,jr., Emil Wihl- berger

At Camp Uptor- Joseph F. RiVer, Eugene R. Hurley, Charles E. Hen­ry, Louis VonPellenberg, Wm. H. White, Charles Cardati, Anthony Rapuzzi, Harvey Miller, Arthur T. Bock, Charles J. Smith, Vito Flof- entino, Carroll A. Allen, James H. Harris, W. Baker, jr., Otto P. Vella.Ira Max, John Stutskt, Qmar Law- mce, Abram C. Stenzel, Cornelius White, Edgar C. Ellison, Wesley L. 3 Smith, Clifford Johnson, William Daniels, jr.

‘ BELLMOREClair S. Bartholomew, Embm. Unit Walter Brockman, Fort Slocum, N. T. Frank R. Britton, Aviation Corps Thomas Palermo, Army Fred Hodgson, Army Rudolph Busch, Machine Gun, 10th George Melvin, 2nd Field Artillery George Merritt, sergeant Roy Dunn, wireless, Bklyn Navy Yard Joseph Hunt, U. S. S. Illinois William Betz, U. S. S. Wyoming George S. Johnson, cadet of aviation.At Camp Upton: Herbert L. Me-

chcw, Jacob Koch, Frank J. Pickle, John A. Busch, Harold O. Von Me-

ROOSEVELTJoe Pettit, 165th Federal Conrad Egner, corp., Mach. Gun, 16th Guy A. Russell, Mach. Gun, 10th Inf. Harold D. Half, Mach. Gun, 10th Inf.1 loyd A. Hall, Mach. Gun, 10th Inf.Chas. FL Pierce, Mach. Gun, 10th Inf. Charles E. Whitehouse, jr.. Aviation Peter Stephen Beck, 1st cl. ymn., N. M.At Camp Upton: Harvey J. George^

John J. Denton, Whitson McKay, Charles A. Peterson, Charles W. Eckstein, Sylvester A. Azzato, Wal­ter D. Crevoiserat, Lionel II. Van Deusen, James J. McCaffrey, Jacob Albrecht, jr., Howard E. Mo'e, Rob­ert C. Thurlow, Irving Carman, Raymond F. Seaman, Charles H. Dahl, jr., Roy Colder

» WANTAGHJames Erwin Fussell, 18th Cavalry George Box, Machine Gun C., 10 Inf. Leroy T. Wells, sergeant, 165th Inf. George Siems. 23rd Frank H. Britton, 165th Inf.William Hunt, Navy J. W. Magee, 9th Inf.Rudolph Krause, 9th Inf.Joseph Hunt, U. S. S. Washington J. Lawrence Ward, U. S. S. Ammen At Camp Upton: Frank A. Link*

William Nohewl, Russell V. Box. Charles E. Merritt, Lyman Dean, Grover C. D. Siems, Lewis Ash­down, Joseph Foster, Charles Mer­ritt, Conrad Rogg, Bergen R. Sen-

William H. Van Tuyl, N. R., Fly. Cpe. John Box, Aviation Corps Grover Seims, Medical Corps Paul Long, Fort Slocum Edwin R. Wendler, Av. Corps, Chiengo Dr. Washburn, let Lieut". San. Dept Dunham Norton, Corodon Norton, en­

gineering corps, Fort Slocum

MERRICKHerbert Muller, Washington Barracks,

6th Engineers, Washington, D. C. Larry Burns, oiler, Naval Malitin James Mulcahy, Naval Militia Walter E. Angell, Co. A, 10th Harry North ridge, 1st cl. qm. N. M.At Camp Upton: Herbert A. Col­

vin, Gustav B. Muller, Fred T. Hall Charles F. Simes, J. RandaUo, John G. Cameron. ? wt-V - ■

Charles Varneke. Fort Slocum Fred C. Hewlett, 1st Lieut., Camp Fred C. Hewlett, let L t, Camp Upton

SEAFORD ! vMerle Post Naval Training Station, Frank 8. Condlt, Corporal, 166th Inf. Wylee Walker Veazle, 2d Field A rt Louis Roesesu, Mounted M. P.At Camp Upton: Herman M. Sell,

James B. McHugh, Samuel Albro, Noyes Morgan, Daniel Hendrick­son, sergeant Quartermaster's Dept f

SMITHVILLE SOUTHAt Camp Upton: Charles H. Powell,

jr., Harold Baldwin, W. Wenlsch