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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
GIRLS KISSES SPEED
JERSEY GUARD ON WAY
Phillipsburg Gives Newark Mill
tiamen Unusual Send.off.

Handkerchiefs futtered and feminine
shrieks pierced the air as the train
bearing the LIST Regiment from New
ark toward the Mexican border halted
at the station at Phillipsburg, y. j.,
yesterday.
Several husky militiamen clambered
down from the dusty coach. One seized
a pretty girl who had been blowing in
discriminate kisses in the general d.
rection Of the khaki clad men and
swung her up TO a seat on mis- shoulder.
Another guardsman quickly followed MS
example and lifted a second girl 70 a
similar perlous perch.
How would you like 10 have your
sisters treated that way" bystander
yelled.
There was no apparent objection, for
the two girls were borne aloft along the
troop train. And every man who would
put his head out of the window was
promptly kissed with sisterly fervor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company K.

CAPTAIN, GEORGE A. DAILY SECOND
LIEUTENANT. EDGAR b. BURCHELL;
FIRST SERGEANT. JOHN A. CARNEY.
Sergeants. Henry 6. Darling. Keller, James
II. Day. Joseph MastersOn; corporas, Will
lam Boniface. Michael Miller. Samuel Lider-
man. musician. Edward j. Wakey, cook
George +. Madhof.
Private Garfield J. Walker. George Bone
man. William d. Bowers John Carlin. John
7. Conner, NJ. A. Conner. Frank Congeni.
John Dorian. James Driscoll. John Fehrew'
s. J. Gaffgsn. Harry Griffin. James Cello
D. j. Hopkins. Joseph Herring. Fred Hat
tori. Charles G.. Krause. Thomas Kelly. Her
bert Kolb. Nathan Kollander. Salvatore Low
erso. Maurice Murphy. Albert Murray. John
Michael. Paul Noval. Nathan b. Pacman.
James Small. Jack Soloway. James Sapelela
William Soclok. Robert Walker, Frank Reilly.
Samuel Prall. Kristjan Bredvad. Arthur
J. Kelly. Abraham Levine. John Egan. Sam
J. Thompson. Louis Bremmer. Abraham
Gordon. lsidore Wolkin. Irving Goodman
John Rothwell. Thomas Rothwel. John Delhi
mer, Maurice Behrenberg, Charles Cohen,
F. C. Geiger. Frank p. Roach.
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Haupt. A. J. Heagan. George D. Herten-
stein. Joseph T. Himmer. Robert J. Howl
son. Peter Hussey. Emil Johnson. William
G. Kamm. William A. Kinlen. Christian
Knudsen. John NJ. Korner. j. Leo Kunkel.
Edward c. p. Leahy. Harry Lipshitz. Harry
Lynch, Edward MacMunn. Walter Mattern,
John c. Martin. Clyde Melville. Peter c.
Morris. John c. Muller. William J. Mccain.
Frank McCann. Leonard McCann. Thomas
McDermott. +. j. Mccormack. Richard Nc
CARTE. R. E. Nolan. +. j. O'Brien. Joseph
O'Leary Edward Olsen. William +. Pass.
Harry Podervls. John L. Pye. John G.
Reisinger. Milton d. Rothchd Milton
T. Ruton. William F. Rutter. Martin VI.
Schumann. Herbert VI Scoggns. Eric
Setreus. Max Siebenkas. Alexander Sigrist,
Arnold Schmidt. D. II. Schotte. H. J. Smith.
Joseph j. Smollen. Bertram Soloman. Jen-
jamin Schaeffer. Charles f. Sabourin. Leo
!. Ullman. George 5. Ullman. William F.
Voigt. Thomas P. Walls. John G. Weckere.
Ernest Wetterer. Edward NJ Works. Harold
A. White. Harry ". Westpaul. J. Yelling
ton.
On detached service with headquarters ::
Sergeant. Daniel Laekenback. Privates ::
Robert T. Battle. John Farr. jr.; John J.
Eye. Elmer Guldal. Royal L. Geryaise.
Harry F. knoblock and Harold L. Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
SAILOR GREETS SHARK;
NOW HE IS LIMPING
New Acquaintance Leaves an
Impression on One Leg.

Adolph Grouse became intimately ac-
quainted with a playful shark last week,
and the shark. greatly pleased to meet
him, selected spot to bite on Crouse's
right leg. That is why Grouse came 70
New York on the Mallory liner Marcus
yesterday. instead OF proceeding on TO
Archangel on a Russian steamer OF
which he was q member OF the crew.
The incident occurred early last week
near the Gulf Of Mexico. The Russian
fishermen were endeavoring 20 catch
anything that would nibble at a bait
when they captured large shark.
which they hauled over the side and
deposited on the deck.
Grouse. who never had seen a shark
before. was fascinated. He approached
il and was about 20 shake it's I'm when
it turned and seized him by the nearest
leg. Members OF the crew belabored II
with poles until il let go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company l..

CAPTAIN. JOHN J. DEAN FIRST
LIEUTENANT. ROBERT /. BlGELOM
SECOND LIEUTENANT. JOHN J. ny
LAND. FIRST SERGEANT. MARTIN J.
RYAN: CHARACTERISTICS SERGEANT
JOHN j. MURPHY.
Sergeants. Robert W. Tipping. Arthur
Lockward, Ivan Fenty and Frank Farrell :;
corporals. Frank II. Boyle. James J. Lavslle.
Henry f. Mathis. Edward MIKE. Dean Wal
colt and Henry Worth musicians. Clinton j..
Evans and James Lettaric cooks, Paul Rex
and Horatio Caro- srtifcer. George Steamer
Privates Harry Aspery. X. l.. Allinsham
F. 5. Augente. John Bauer. NJ J. Beattie
Joseph H. Bennett. Il. n. Bose. Michael
Brady Edwin Bryant. Richard Baade. Will
lam 5. Brennan. James a. Brophy. Joseph
p Brady. Kenneth l.. Campbell. Bernard
Clinton. John Costello. Charles Caro-. Will
lam Coles. ir.. William G. Dausch. Hugh
Duffy. Charles Donnely Joseph Dooley. An
ton Engel. William }. Evans. J. T. Farricker.
Robert Ferguson, Alphonse Ferro. Walter l..
Freund. John j. Fitzpatrick. Harry Gordon.
Michael Glynn. George c. Hambrecht. John
F. Hearn. Harry Heath. joseph Klausman.
Frederick 7. Keef. Moe Lichtenstein. Edward
A. Liebegott. William luhrs. =. j. Lynch.
Joseph f. Mccormick Joseph MCGUIRE. Ralph
Mayors, William Male. Charles Mayer. james
Mayer. J. II. McGloin. George Miller. George
Muller. Jacob J. Miller. Charles Nelson.
Prank Nelson. g. j. Newman. Fred Naugh-
ton. Jerome J. O'Neill. Peter A. Rsusch. Paul
Rex. David Rhoade-. Charles Rode. Philip
Roth. Patrick Sculy. John Sexton. Stanley
Sinclair. Edward Sliney. l.. F Snyder. George
Steiner. j. Z. Swaziland Sylvester Strever
Lionel p Spencer. Joseph Farantno. Martin
Tenekegisn. Henry Trsutman. Carl We'll.
William J. Will. Benee Wegle-. James lee
cola. Frank W Eller. Martin Fitzpatrick.
William T. Foley. John Hartford. William
Hurley. Arthur Allinger. George Denyse and
George Egan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company c.

FIRST LIEUTENANT CoMMANDrlG.
CHARLES S. BROWN JR.; SECOND
LIEUTENANT. AUGUST VAN CoRT-
LANDT: FIRST SERGEANT WILLIAM
POIGNANT: QUARTERMASTER SER
GEANT, CHARLES II. BEERS.
Sergeants. William Hedge. jr. Arthur E.
Poignant. Harry NJ. Smith and Anthony
Wansnock eorporals. William PelLer. Wal
ter Thomas. Albert J. Beer and Henry 6.
Albach.
Privates Charles Bruck, John Callaretta.
Edward Heating. Thomas Doyle. Samuel s.
Abrams. James V. Barrett. George b. Bris-
coe. Thomas Bennett, James Balsono. Robert
Brietman. Joseph Dvorak. James briggs.
John Dietz. Fred Demlik. John J. Dalton
Robert Fowler, Charles II. Finney, John j.
Cillen, James Galligan. John Galligan. Frank
Howe Russell Hanley. Henry kochadorian.
Wilbur Kammann. Joseph Leary. Joseph n.
Linz. John r. Mitchler Michael ]. McGinnis.
James Mackin. Alexander Manoakian, Bruce
Marley. Frederick J. Martin. Albert Noodle.
Victor Malak. james Nolan. James O'Con-
nor. Joseph DINNER. David Richards, Charles
Schmidt. Ernest Spence, David NJ. Schine.
John r. Smith Irving Solomon. Bernard
stein. Hugo Z. Stengel. Howard II. Thomas.
Antonio Tirelli. Joseph J. Ward. William ".
Ward Paul Wedler William J. White. Pat
rick j. Wynne. Vincent Yglesias Reuben
Ryan and Christian +. Hente.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
MOTOR TRUCK FUND
FOR ACTOR GUARDSMEN
Contributions Asked by Friends
of Company A. of list.

Friends Of Company A, the division
OF the fist Regiment which 10 made up
almost exclusively OF theatrical men,
have launched campaign 10 raise funds
for the purchase OF motor trucks. which
will be presented 70 the regiment.
Contributions should be sent 70 +. +
Albee. treasurer, whose Office - in the
Palace Theatre Building.
The appeal for funds, issued by the
executive committee. points out that
while the 7th Regiment left New York
for the front with seventeen motor
trucka, ten Of which had been pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
BRACKET TO AID BENNETT
Saratoga Leader VIII Try to Defeat
Whitman for Governor.


Albany, June Ex-senator William
VI. Bennett has enlisted the support Of
ex-senator Edgar T. Bracket, of Sara
toga County. in his fight against Gov
ernor Whitman for the nomination for
Governor at the next primary. Sena-
tor Bennett stopped in Albany to-day
on his way from his cattle ranch in
Montant 10 New York, and made
special trip TO Saratoga to see Mr.
Bracket. n
THE Saratoga leader" Mr.. Bennett
said. told me that he was in favor Of
my candidacy and that Governor Whit
man not only ought 70 be defeated for
denomination. but would be defeated
for reelection. The people OF this
state are carrying a burden of taxation
which IS largely unnecessary, and |
purpose giving them a remedy II they
will support me at the polls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
3 Jersey GUARDSMEN
OBTAIN DIPLOMAS
Youths in Khaki Cheered at the
Paterson High School.

Paterson, y. j., June 2s.-When d.
plomas were awarded last night to the
graduating class Of the Paterson High
School three Of the young men who
stepped forward were clad in the Khaki
uniforms OF the National Guard Of New
Jersey. They had been with their regi.
ments at Sea Grit. and obtained a six
hour leave Of absence 10 return 10 Pat
erson for commencement exercises.
Cheers greeted the guardsmen as
their diplomas were placed IN their
hands. They were John Austin O'Grady,
Harold Green and John Ingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company G.

CAPTAIN. HUETTE CAMMACK; FIRST
LIEUTENANT. CARL G. ROSS FIRST
SERGEANT. BUCKBEE: QUARTERhAS-
TER SERGEANT, DYSON.
Sergcants. Sundermeyer, James Connors
and Conway. corporals. Behar. Greenberg.
Miller. Higgins. Connors and Raap cooks !:
Thomas and Rocket musicians. Bremen and
Connors. jr. artiicer. Schwoerer.
Privates Ames. J. Ames. Aram, Bailey.
Behan. l. Berger. s. Berger. Bramberg.
Braender. R. Dyson c. Dewhurst. CYCLIC.
Granet. Hagan. Healy. Hirsch. Hang. c.
jerks. D. jerks. Klenck Luginsland. Martin.
McEntce. Melville. Mencher, Merkel, Moilo.
Mclaughlin. Mac donald. Nest Nier. Powers.
Peterich Quinn. Regain. RAIDER. v Ragone.
Rittereiser. Reed. K. Ragone. Reilly. Schaei-
fer. Scuitto. Shelter. Teigand. Tudda.
Troost. Weser. Wilfert. Mullen, Urell. Ennes
and Gallagher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company II.

CAPTAIN. H. s. HILDRETH: FIRST
LIEUTENANT. 4. V. FROST: SECOND
LIEUTENANT. J. DE F. JUNKLIN. JR.
FIRST SERGEANT. CLABBY; QUARTER
MASTER SERGEANT SANDERS.
Sergeants. Weeks Demarest. Hayes and
Chapp. corporals, Ledner. Williams. Rosa
lin. McCabe and Markham.
Privates D. Locker. Z. Lebers, V.
Chlds. }. Moritz. s. Rogus. J. Adams. p. ".
Allen. J. J. Ayres. X. II. Behr. A. V. Bertol-
lotte, l. Bornberg. G. Boss. J. Z. Brandle.
J. Canon. j. Casey. W. Carroll. J. Cesarie.
=. Connolly. J. Cutie. a. W Deion. 4 Ne
Stefanio. c. l.. Finkelstein. l.. Freely. r V.
Frey. VI. Gleason. H. Gordon. P. Herb. Z.
Hofvring. NJ S Manuchic, C. Marehesillo.
w Mann, j. Mccarthy. J. Z. Gaifney. 4. J.
McConkey. J. J. Walsh. l. Nicholas. T. j.
Owens. W H. Rhodes. w. Rix p. Hoe. T. W.
+. Schonemsnn. f. Callahan. T. 2. sullivan.
Z. Schumacher. T. ?. Seigethy. ;. Burns. ).
F. Tannecore S Templeton. r. White. X.
Schroeder and ] Weiss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company ID.

CAPTAIN. SIDNEY 6. DE KAY: FIRST
LIEUTENANT. GAFFNEY NJ. TAYLOR
SECOND LIEUTENANT. RALPH a:
KTTGE. FIRST SERGEANT. ANTHONi
sHUSSLER; GUARDIANSHIP SIX
GFANT CHARLES HOGAN.
Sergeants. John Pagan. Louis Rogers and
Michael Brody. corporals. Alexander Keller
Iohn Schoendorf. Frederick J. kratchman'
Henry Keitch. August +. Zwicker, Patrick
Quinn. {r.. and Samuel Docurto; artihcer:
Iobn Garrett; musicians. Percy Reilly ana
Charles Vogel cooks. Frank Maidhoh and
Charles Freund
Privates William Bruce. Caspnr Burkard'
Albert Bedrendt William Brcss. Jack Belgin'
William, Begin. James Brennan, Fred Borne
nan Jo.eph Ball. Joseph Barella. Charles
Crane. John Csaba. Brian Diiion, stephen
Duper. John Devlin. William DonneNy. john
Fveheh. W. j. Farrell Robert T: Farrell.
Joseph Flanagan. Edwin Dashel' J. p.
Sharkey. John German. Peter Gross fatrleN
Cafney. Thomas Grady. John Grant; John
Cannon. Gerald Griffin. Frank Hasseleerger'
William Hartman. Joseph Hughes. Charles
Nance. Andrew Hoffman. EDWARD hvn,'
William Halstein Morris Horn. Edward kei-
leber. William Kay. Frank 7. koppler. Peter
Keller. Harry Lindsell. James I. Miller'
Jsmes J. Maresco Thomas J. Mulvaney, D.
n McCoss. John +. McDermott, ]. ). Nc
Aulife. Joseph McArdle. Frank A. McAleer'
William J. Niece William f. Mclaughlin
Bernard Mclaughlin. Reuben Needlestieker'
> A. NAylor. John O'Laughlin. K y. Per
kins, George J. Rauseh. J. r Riordan. j. H.
pnniin ROW /. smith J. =. Sharkey. Fred
etenOele r. Snallwood a. r. Soltey, Harry
sieber. J. +. Herman. w. X. Thompson. G. ;
Toner. f. VI. Toner. r. +. Tenure. A. J.
Ward. ". G. Wright. +. j. Walsh. Edward
wade p. F. wilkins. J. ?. Walsh and T. A.
Blainey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

Privates Eugene Adams. Nat Barsch.
Louis Brenner Fred Cook. Patrick Dalton.
NJ. Elstein. Harry Fischer. Con Fraleigh.
S. Finkelstein. J. Freeman. j. Farrell. Irv-
ing Goldfeder. Frank Geneva. William Han
lev. a. Massemer. Edward Huttick George
Hammond. Joseph Harris. Edward Jacob
son. Joseph Jaeger. William +. Kraft, G..
Lands. Edward Liepman. Benjamin Lory.
Moe Levy. Emil Meile. James Menagh.
Charles Marragh. d. J. Murphy: NJ; j. Muir
raw. William Mack. Thomas McNaughton.
Arthur Newell. James O'Rourke. John
OFarrell. Hugh Quinn. Henry Roines. sam
Rothman. Richard Rowe. II. Schnalle, Louis
Schubert. Abraham Sherman. J. Soban.
Harry Schwartz. Percy Sanford. Michael
Schroppel, f. Toranto. Alfred Tappan, Fran
els f. Thorsen, Eugene Talbot. Peter Nico.
John c. Vose. Samuel Wilson. Frank Web
Der. Charles Leimenstoll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company M.

CAPTAIN. WENTWORTH TUCKER
FIRST LIEUTENANT. WILLARD WALSH
FIRST SERGEANT. II. b. HICKS: QUAR-
TERMASTER SERGEANT. RALPH BECK.
Sergeants. Henry Wagner; corporss, Peer
Van Wych. Charles Curry. Harry Brickman
artifcer. Frank Heningsen musicians. Fred
eriek Storms and Frederick Phelan: cooks.
Frederick Donaway and Benjamin Willis.
Priva,es. Aston. Anglescy. J. Beck. BGreh-
o.. Berger. Bryan. Carmesin, CAllsn. Carly.
Cohen, Clancy. l.. Decker. c. Decker. Dor
rite. Elder, Franc. Flisner. Finn. faust.
Friedberg, Fleck. Greenstein. GrAnGpaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

sented by its friends during the last
week, the list left with but one truck.
II is only by the use of motor trucks
that the soldiers can avoid the task OF
carrying all their own equipment.
The following men are acting as a
general committee in the collection
of funds:
f. F. Albee. Marc Klaw, ALI Hayman
A. Paul Keith, A. L. Erlanger, Martin
Beck, A. II. Woods, Flo Ziegfeld, jr.,
Joseph Brooks, Percy G. Williams,
Cohan & Harris, James K. Hackett,
Henry W. Savage. ]. J. Murdoch, Lee
Shubert, Feiber g. Shea and j. J. Shu-
bert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

sereeants. P. J. w Husband. benjamin
Vastano. Thomas McEntee, Hoard Hay, Jo-
seph Niedfeld corporals. Karl Kahn. John
Molloy. Timothy Mccarthy. Charles Nugent
John Lamb. Charles L. Pickard. Frederick
Kesser Russell Homer. Louis Hahn artifl-
GER Julius krebs; musicians, Thomas fulos
and William Thorman.
Privates, Baldasano. Bidame, Boriello
Black. Cohn. Curco. Curran, De Maggie
Grauso. Hefferman. lombard, Mark. Nor
ton. Murphy. Martinetti. McKenna, Peco-
rora. Planz. Ron. Short. Smith. Strobe
Spinneweber, Terraggi. OLeary. Grout'
Prendiano, Mahie. Paterson, Collins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
% White Wings to Go to Border

Twenty-three Brooklyn street clean
ers are leaving this city for the front
20 clean up with Csrranza. Every one
Of the contingent was jubilant at the
chance 70 transfer cleaning activities
from Brownsville. Brooklyn, 20 Browns
Vile, Tex, and thence TO Mexico City
and venustiano, the First Chief. All
the men have won 100 per cent In the
efficiency tests Of Departments ? and Z,
their companies on the Brooklyn force.
They are members Of the l4th and attn
Regiments Of the New York National
Gnaxd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Battery E.

LIEUTENANT JOSEPH DE RIVERA.
FIRST LIEUTENANT. FREDERICK II.
RYAN. SECOND LIEUTENANT. ROBERT
l.. RUSSELL. FIRST SERGEANT. WILL
IAN J. FITZGERALD. GUARTERMASTER
STABLE SERGEANT. HOMER CHACE.
Sergeants: John J. Callahan. Joseph
Breen. Castor Schneider. James Z. Corbett.
Arthur J. Taylor. Corporals; Peter F.
Kelly. Henri. Froman; Harry Lubitz. Fred
c. Newsum. Harry Delaney. julius c. Uban.
Bromley Gray. Harry Glickstein. Charles IL.
Plath
Prvates: J. sweeny. Joseph Mecort,
James McCort, William McCort. Charles
Schembeck, Charles Gleiss. Gustaye Her
Wenze Klinger. Bernard Scharlin, Frank
Florio. Carl G. Rossler. Uahran House
sepian. Joseph Weiss, John {. Melke. I'd
ward Diggs. John S. Khan, James G. Colby.
Nicholas Di Gicomo. Arthur B. Wood. Frank
A. Hickey. Bernard Lubtz. William J.
Ryan. Edward Glynn. Bernard Sloan. Frank
Deyine, James r. Crumley. William p. F..
Gerald William A. Schmitz. james Leary,
Thomas Campbell. Frank ?. Owens, kir-
ten d. Morris. Eugene Freedenburg. Joseph
r. Morgan. Louis o. Hayds. John j. Dunn.
Charles Ventrulla Harry Schefler. Clayton
Parker. Charles Snyder. John II. Scott. Otto
Mengler. Thomas J. Glenan. Joseph 2.
Brannigan. Jack Jackowtz. Edwin A. Lake.
John F. Alexa sadore Stone. Walter J.
Herlichy. Walter Hanlon. William Bloomer,
Henry Bullwinkle. Walter II. Carson. John
Fabing. Henry Port. John J. Mcnamara.
Robert c. Leet Henry Butler. Herbert
Broes,ler, Nicholas Birkler. Charles A.
Cloeckner. George Zoller Hugo Nagel. John
Lemsonsky. William Allen. Frank Shilling.
William J. Borner. James Barrett. Alex
snder J. Zimbrosky. William Wagner. An
thony Fizzorritti. William II. Langley
William r. Raitano. Herald Z. Taylor, I'd
ward A. Irwin. Frank Anderson. Frank
Armstrong. William F. Olson. II. Olson, j.
Olson. Joseph Williams. Benjamin Watson
Edward =. Hamme. Harry J. Behr. Willis
G. Denny. Walter W Chsppen. Henry
Meyerdierks. Frank S. Seymour. Henry
schaefer. William A. Honig. william
Snorher. John Regesh. Thomas Opperhelm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Hospital Corps.

MAJOR WALTER c. MONTGOMERY.
CAPTAINS CHARLES w. LYNN and
LAWRENCE.
LIEUTENANT JOHN W. ABBOTT.
SERGTS.. MICHAEL MORRIS, j. SULLf-
VAN and +. MORRIS.
CORPORAL J. J. KILLARNEY.
Privates, r. Peoples. c. McKenna, A.
Bowling. p. Anglin. Edward ODonnel. VI.
Killarney. Schneider. VI. Sullivan. William
O'Neill. C. Fischer. II. Bornkamp. Robert
Gibson. William Aeillo. J. McKenna. A.
Fischer a. Plack. William Conlin. Astin.
Campbell and Faweett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Roster of Regiments
off to Mexican Border
Names Of the Officers and Men of the 9th Infantry
and the Ist Battalion of the lst
Field Artillery.

Boyajian. A. Boyajian. Odajian. Feriendler.
Rem. Sarkisian. Smith. Snyder. Saveride.
Sherman. Thompson. Rohlan. Rooney. Vida.
Vanderpool. White, Altman. Marsch, Neville.
Powers, Hughes. Simitisn, Sanstrom. Scaf.
Staber. Burkhouse. Zimmerman. Becker.
Brunford. Gunthar. Aulot. SEWERS, King.
Slnnrsnn and Rurkle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29

The names Of all the officers and men
who entrsined for Texas yesterday with
the 18th Infantry and the LIST Battalion
Of the LIST Field Artillery. made up OF
Companies ID and t, will be FOUND IN
tho roeferS hollow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Company |.

CAPTAIN. f. H. JAMES: SECOND
LIEUTENANT. EDWARD F. JAMES
FIRST SERGEANT. FRED MEEK.
Sergeants. Rudolph Stshi. Morris Lory
quartermaste. sergeant. Thomas Freeman
eorporals. Vincent Broeehini. William Cor
don. Arthur Newell and Patrick Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-29
Honor Roll.

Those men whose names appear on the
honor roll Of the 18th are practically all eH-
pert rihemen or sharpshooters. Some OF
them have been in the regiment more than
thirty years. Those on the ron. with their
length Of service in the regiment, are:
THIRTY YEARS.
C. NJ. Bajart, J. F. d. Loughlin. ". Dyson.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
". Layer. G. X. Healey. W. Smonson. C.
Donovan. J. F. Bowling. Z. b. Burcheh
TWENTY YEARS.
c. Meint1. J. Reilly J. P. Fennell. W. II.
Sundermcyer. w. +. Downs, r. Saunders.
A. Riuinger. A. Hassler.
FIFTEEN YEARS.
G. p. MaidoG. c. Wehrlen. ". Callan.
j. II. Day, f. McAlsrney. W. r. Corrie.
r. L. Foster. J. Moritz. c. c. Mendell. j.
ORourke. G. Glennon. c. A. Buekbee.
TEN YEARS.
" Bailey. b. Brock. A. c. MeCabe. the
Rev. J. y. Connolly. +. F. Newell. o. Ferro.
J Conner. VI. A. Brady. c. Smith. c. HONG,
+. Lombard. J. Farrell. ". II. Hogan, J. Y
Garyey. Colonel c. A. Wadsworth. A. Sehuss>
Ter. A. Corfu, ". j. Greene. B. Geier. +.
Farrell. J. a. Cole. J. Stewart, j. Pagan.
l.. Rodgers. w. Messer. J. J. Eschembrenner,
A. Grosskopf. J. J. Dean. r. Shelton. J. G.
Closkey. J. r. KEEL. +. Schwoerter, j. A.
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