The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-16
Where Our Boys
Train or Fight
For Uncle Sam

Richmond men are serving in all
branches of their country's service, let
ters to the Palladium from relatives
show Look over the first list to see
how they are doing their bit. Other
lists will follow.
James Graymer Oakley, 20 years
old, is with the First American Exped-
itionary forces in France writes his
mother Mrs. Ozro Baldwin, 800 North
Eighteenth street. He has finished
one years service in the regular army
and any mail addressed to him care
the American Expeditionary Forces,
France will be forwarded him.
~ Paul c. Edwards, has recently been
appointed corporal in Company K.
burg, Pa, his mother, Mrs. Leroy Ed
wards, " Laurel street writes.
Charles L. Jones, first sergeant of
Company F. Twenty-second infantry,
sailed for France last Tuesday, his
mother Mrs. Pauline w. Jones, 115
West Main street. says.
HerscheI r. Bond, 400 North Seven
teenth street, enlisted in May and is
now a member of the Eighty-fifty Com
pany, First Battalion, field artillery
stationed at Quantico, Va.
Earl II. Miller, % years old, son of
Fire Chief Miller, Winfield Urban, and
Thomas Davis, son of Everett Davis,
assistant city engineer, all enlisted
June 1 and are now stationed at Fort
Benjamin Harrison. They are mem
bers of Company I, Tenth regiment, of
the regular army.
Lloyd II. Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Wilson, 21S Southwest Third
street, is another Richmond boy
somewhere in France" He is mem
ber Of Company X, Sixteenth infantry,
and is with General Pershing's forces.
John 3. Staubach, son Of Police Ser
geant George Staubach, is in the
balloon service at Fort Omaha, Neb.
He enlisted June 20. John is twenty
two years old.
T. HerscheIi Duke, of Williamsburg,
enlisted in the army at Richmond July
26, and later was made a clerk in the
aviation squadron. He was supposed
to leave jefferson Barracks. Mo, for
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, his mother
Mrs. Ella Duke writes.
Will Rossiter, is a member of the
Indiana Field Hospital Company No.
Z, and is stationed at Fort Harrison.
r. D. Harrison, % years old, is a
member Of Company I, 63rdd Infantry,
and is located at San Francisco, Cal.
Everett Ross, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Ross, 911a Fort Wayne ave-
nue., is with the marine corps in Port
au Prince. Haiti.
Ebert L. Hale, 10 years old. son Of
William J. Hale, 223 South Twelfth
street, enlisted in the navy June 1 and
is now in training at Portsmouth.
Edward Rodefeld, Is member Of
motor squad company No. and is
now at Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonic, Tex.
Henry Wagner, South Third street,
has two sons in the army who are now
somewhere in France" They are
Harry Wagner, % years old who is a
member of Company H, 18th infantry,
and Glen Wagner, % years old, a mem
Der Of Company F, 18th infantry. They
enlisted at the Richmond station April
H.
Edmund Lee, is stationed at Naco,
Ariz He is a member of cavalry COM
many No. II, troup G. Edmund is %
years old.
Lloyd A. Rust, son of E. w. Rust,
109 Southwest Fifth street, is in the
headquarters of the First Indiana Field
Artillery, soon to leave for the trenches
of France. He is stationed at Fort
Benjamin Harrison at present.
Elmer Winton, son OF G. e. Winton,
3O6 Chestnut street, is with the Annex
forces, somewhere in France. He is
with Co. G, 18th Infantry.
Lawrence c. Brewer, whose home Is
at 1924 Sheridan street, is in the quar-
termasters department and is station
ed at San Diego, Cal.
Indro Palmer Davis, Company F, 3rd
Ohio Infantry Chillicotte, O., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Davis, 38 South
Ninth street.
Ora Tennyson Davis, navy, U. s..
North Carolina in New York, son of
MIS-. A. ], Davis. aS South Ninth street.