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were afforded touring sleeping acconmo;
dations on their journey.
On the Honor Roll.


On tbs Honor Roll.
The honor roll OF District soldiers fol-
From a12th Machine Gun Battalion: For
! quartermaster sergeants, with clerical
a and no S,eI NJ ssP Keiiy Of Company B.
For sergeants, first class. and quarter
master sergeants, for duty as clerks
Fred C. Stello, Frank Madigan and Henry
w Fowler all Of d Gompans headouarters-
| Max Scher, Company A; Albert J. Glen
denen, Company c. and Arthur N.
Blanche, Company c.
masters-Andrew NJ Fekete. Company
A. and wilfred P. Lukens. Company 9.
For corporal chauffeurs George
Fischer. Company B; Owen j.. Kelly.
Company B; Charles n kneessi, Com
pany b; Eugene T. Crosgriff: Company
a; Morris Kraft. Company A: Charles
D. LIE Dane, Company c; Gene WINS
man. Company C; Charles BiaseIie'
Company c, and Henry G. Weilnank'
Company A.
For privates. as assistant chaufeurs
John r. Bakersmith, Company -;
George J. Carson, Company A Tnomas
]. Gallagher, Company c, ana WliiiaH
r. Colegrove, Company G..
Since the beginning of the week the
District Machine Gun Battalion. or the
312th, has lost in the neighborhood or
seventy-ffve men, who have formed
part of the well oiled machinery e that
is under the command of Maj. Zane.
The transfer of these men represents
the inroads made by two recent orders
for speciality men ordered by the war
Department. In the neighborhood or
1000 men have been taken from the
ranks of the liberty division since Mon
day morning and sent for overseas
service with other organizations.
Officers Go South.
Sixty-nine second lieutenants of the
Quartermaster Corps also began leav-
ing here yesterday for southern camps.
All of them are reserve officers. Tween.
ty go to Newport News, Va, for service
with the labor companies now being
organized there, and forty-n1ne go to
Camp Joseph E. johnson. Jacksonville,
Fla
Those who go to Newport News are
as follows: Frank E. Bridgetts, Lispen-
ard P. Close. Davis r. Bemare. Bryon ].
E kqsscbS George = Gadrey a5 5esep PEREZ r.
Sanderson, Theodore H. B. Smythe.
Thomas +. Standeven, Chester F. Clark.
Creston O.. Cooke. Joseph M. Ford.
Charles p. Gerhard, William F. Knauer,
Raymond K. Siner. Robert S. Soles
and Clarence c. Van Roben.
Those going to Jacksonville are: An
gus G. Armstrong, Parker Chase Sam
uel Z. Cohen, John g. Crowell, Robert
G. Ernst, Harry P. Frazier. Earl L.
Grace, George F. Cunning, Carl Z.
Harr. William G. Horney. J. Raymond
Kelly. Fremont r. Lehman. Albert w
Mckenney. Harold C. Garks, Harold
O. Reif. Wilmont II. Slep. Edward p.
Loughran. Gregor mcfarland, Henry
T. Marshall. Aaron c. Moore, Edward
G. Parker. Eugene E. Setter. Lawrence
a. Snively. jr.; Marlin B. Wenrich.
Abraham K: WrenshalI, Stuart s. Caves,
ChicEarfnO nj
Frank j. Denney, Charles +. Feledy,
Robert 2. Geehegan. jr.: Samuel Grass.
Frederick J. Hammes, Donald D. Hayes,
Frank d. Houck. Francis w. KernbIe,
Clarence L. Macewan. John W. Nus
baum, Harold A Robert, Carl F.
Scharpf, Philip P. Smith, Malcolm Mac
Arthur. Francis Mallon, James S.
Mathers, Joseph c. Ocker, Frank J.
Refser. John g. Sheahan. Edwin D.
Sterner, Marshall S. Wilson