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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
MUNITIONS COMPANIES
PROTEST BIGGER TAX

The committee on finance Of the
United States Senate at Washington
yesterday received a delegation repre-
senting munition manufacturers OF
the country, protesting against en-
forcement OF the eight per cent. tax
on excess profits in addition to the
tax contained in the revenue bill pass
ed last September.
The following represented the pow
der industries Of Delaware: Irenee
dupont vice-president OF the DUPONT
Company; Charles B. Lands and viii
liam B. Coyne. of the DUPONT Com
pany; r. H. Durham, president Of the
Hercules Powder Company, and Rob-
ert H. Richards, the companys
counsel
The protest Of the munition manu-
facturers was presented by John
Quinn. an attorney OF New York. and
all the munition companies repre-
sented at the hearing declared in
favor Of the amendment proposed by
Senator Salisbury which reads:
Provided, the corporations under the
provisions OF existing law already
taxed on their net income in a greater
amount than that which they would
pay under the provision of this sec
ton, shall not be held to be affected
or additionally or doubly taxed under
the terms hereof"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Germany Carries Out Threat 10
Sink Ships Without Warning

No loss OF life was specified.
with the Lorton the total OF ships
sunk today reached i've. with a tota'
Of 1909 tonnage. The total tonnage
Of vessels destroyed by Germany
since February 1. when the unbridled
summarizing order went into effect, Is
now above 100000 tons
The Admiralty comments on these
two attacks:
1T is interesting TO note stimuli
taneously this dual affront to two
neutral States in view OF the German
wireless boasting Of the consideration
shown the interests OF neutrals"
The Lorton was an old steel vessel
OF 1919 gross tons. She was built in
1883 at Melfast She was the property
Of f. G. Plagglo and was registered at
Callao, Peru.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
TO PAY Carriers OF MAIL
FOR SERVICES IN SOUTH

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the
House of Representatives yesterday
the House agreed to House bill with
Senate amendments providing for the
payment Of claims OF mail contrac-
tors. which have been hanging fire
since the close of the Civil War. The
bill now goes to the President for
HIS signature. This Is a measure
which Representative Thomas W. MIL
Ter. of Delaware, has taken an active
interest in since he became a member
of the committee on claims at the
commencement OF his term in Con-
gress.
The committee chairman gave Mr..
Miller the task OF whipping the bill in
shape after its Introduction over a
year ago and the amendments work
ed out by Mr. Miller and approved
by the Treasury Department officials
enabled the bill to meet objections
when Il passed the House last June.
The bill was held up I'M the Senate
for awhile but was passed a few days
ago and yesterdays action In the
House will make II law as soon as
signed by the President.
The bill will pay to the original
contractors or their heirs money due
to a thousand people on account Of
mails carried in the Southern Con-
federacy at the time relations we're
strained between the North and the
South. Representative Miller. seeing
the justice Of the matter, pushed the
bill in committee and on the floor
to its successful conclusion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
KING GEORGE SAYS GERMANY HAS
OFFERED NO POSSIBLE BASIS OF PEACE

officials carrying their regalia.
The floor of the chamber was packed
with members of the nobility, while in
the gallery were peereses, society lead
ers, representatives of the diplomatic
corps and other distinguished spectators.
The Gentleman Usher Of the Black
Rod was despatched TO summon the
faithful Commons" Of the latter. only
about sixty were able to squeeze in and
crowd around the bar Of the house.
a conspicuous figure in black robes,
gold chain and full bottOmed wig, the
new Lord Chancellor, then advanced to
the steps of the thrones and kneeling pre-
scented to his majesty the parchment roll
wherein a speech carefully prepared for
him by Lloyd George and his fellow
cabineteers, but by pleasing fiction
known as the kings speech, was in
scribed. King George read the address
in clear, firm tones.
At the conclusion Of the speech the
king and queen left the chamber and re-
turned by the same route to the palace.
Meantime the Commons were Assem-
bling in their own hall. Some of tn
members had appeared as early as eight
to register their claims for favorable
seats for the session, by placing their
hats thereon. Here another damaged
precedent. In the old days before tn
war it would have been almost sacri
lege to appear at any session, especially
the opening day Of Parliament, in any
other headgear than a top hat. Today
there was a considerable sprinkling OF
derbies. soft SLOUGH hats and khaki caps
for liberal percentage of the Com
mons are now in the kings army.
It is not expected that much legisla-
ton Of Importance will be Forthcoming
until Easter time, when the government
will present the new budget of taxation
wherein it is likely that some entirely
new devices for raising funds for the
conduct of the war will appear. just
before the close Of the last session a new
vote of credit for four hundred million
pounds (s2 900 O00O0O) was passed, so
there will probably not be another until
later in the spring.
One of the biggest pieces of legislation
to be tackled this season will be the
general election bill, upon which spe-
cial speakers committee is now sitting
Under an ancient statute no Parliament
can live longer than seven years, so UNI
less this is modified, a general election
must be held next fall There is con-
siderable agitation in this connection
with reference to soldiers voting in the
election. The military authorities OBJ
iect largely on account of the bother il
will entail, and partially because it will
! necessarily distract the troops from
what is considered more important busi-
ness.
IL is possible, as a solution, that an
| other venerable precedent may be shat
tered by allowing the present Parlia-
.ment to continue for the period Of the
l war
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
BY LOWELL NTELLETT
United Press Stan Correspondent,


= LONDON, Feb. England and her
Allies are steeled unanimously to Sc
cure "just reparation, restitution for
the past and guarantees for the tu-
ture" and no threats OF further out
RACES" by Germany can move them
from this determination.
King George so voiced the Entente
purposes in his speech from the
throne" in the House OF Lords, mark
ing the opening OF Parliament today.
He insisted that Germany.s recent
peace proffers had contained mo pos
sible basis for peace"
During the winter" the King con-
timed "mv navy maintained unchal-
lenged and ceaseless watch on the
seas and enforced vigorously block
AIDE of the enemy. My armies con-
ducted successful operations in Eu-
rome. Mesopotamia and is fully pre-
pared to renew the struggle in close
and cordial cooperation with my AL
lies on every field.
"I trust their united efforts will
carry the successes already won to
victorious conclusion.
At 9 O'Clock this morning, Just az
thew have done regularly Tor more IMAM
400 wears on the opening day Of eacn
new session, squad Of gray-bearded
veterans. clad in their picturesque Eliza,
nathan uniforms of scarlet and gold, and
armed with ancient halberds and Ian
terms began solemnly nosing around
through the communicating trenches
and dugouts beneath the legislative
chambers.
Not until these "Beefeaters." as the
Yeomen Of the Guard are popularity
termed had formally reported to the
serGeant-at.arms of the Lords and Conf
mons thar diligent search had failed to
disclose the presence Of any lurking as
sassins. o1mpowder. German spies, high
axnlosive bombs, suffragettes, OF poison
GAS tanks. and this information had
been tremendously conveyed 70 BUCK
ingbam Palace. did the king and queen
prepare for their journey to the House
Of Parliament.
Some precedents have been merely
modified by the war. For example, the
king. instead of wearing his gorgeous
field marshars dress uniform, appeared
i'm khaki. Also, the procession from
buckingham to Westminster was con-
siderablv simpliaed. Their malesties
rode in the usual state coach, but It was
drawn bv six black horses instead Of the
eight cream-colored Hanovarans former
IN used on such occasions. There WASH Z
the customary large outturning OF the
populace along the route.
Arriving at the entrance to the House
Of Lords. the king and queen were
greeted by the officers Of state and con-
Quoted to the robing ROOM whence
after DOMINIC their royal robes, they
proceeded To the thrones, escorted by
ihe usual heralds, trumpeters and court
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Rv ma Unlted Press.

By The United Press.
LONDON, Feb. 7-"Germany's
withdrawal Of her pledge to the
United States not to sink passenger
ships without warning IS empha-
sized" an admiralty announcement
stated today. in the torpedoing on
Saturday Of the British steamer Port
Adelaide en- route from London to
Australia.
The Admiralty lays special emphasis
on the fact that there was no warn
ing Of any kind given the Port AIDE
laide.
The Admiralty statement also an
nounced the sinking In Spanish
waters on Sunday Of the Peruvian
sailing ship Lorton. She was sub
marlned
Yesterdays Official statement re-
garding the Port Adelaide said that
90 OF those aboard had been saved.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
RRP0Rr sunnEN nFATH.

Dominick di Ametteo. aged 3S years,
OF No. sos Rodman street, died at his
home about 1 o'clock this morning
following a brief illness. The body
was removed to the morgue. DR.. p.
A. NJ. Rovitti will perform an autopsy
this afternoon TO ascertain the cause
OF the mans death. The mans family
say he remained home last night and
retired apparently in the best Of
health.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
HAIR COMING OUT?


Dandruff causes q feverish irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle OF dan
druff. get a 25-cent bottle Of Danderine
at any drug store. pour a little In your
hand and rub it into the scalp. After
a few applications the hair stops com
ing out and you cant find any dan
.druff
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07

street. 10 Ralph S. Johnston. OF Els
mere.
Miss victorine II, Roe. OF Flushing.
L. l.. who has been visiting Miss Mil
dred Lee Carter, went TO Smyrna on
Monday 70 spend a week. She will
return to this city to visit Miss Carter
before her return to Flushing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
"A" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
ERNEST c. PARKS.
fst. Lieutenant.
ROBERT q. kELTON.
End. Lieutenant.
JOSHUA .. BUSH.
list. Sergeant.
CHARLES 7. WELDiN.
supply Sergeant
JOHN p. EckLES.
Mess Sergeant.
HOWARD z. PORTER.
Seroeants.
FRANKLIN L. RASH,
ADAM SHiNSkEN,
ROBERT J. KING,
WILLIAM w. RAMSEY.
corporsis.
CHESTON e. REED,
WILLIAM X. FRAMPTON,
HERBERT w. WEIR,
LEROY e. TAYLOR,
JONATHAN M. WEAVER,
WILLIAM w. kIRkLEN,
CHARLES A. BRADLEY.
Mechanic.
ROBERT A. WARD.
Cooks.
ANDREW KAUFMAN,
FRANK Semi.
Buelers.
HARRY ScHNAPER,
RAYMOND Il. BEYERLEiN.
list. Glass Prlvates.
RAYMOND G. ABBOTT,
HARRY NJ. cRESSWELL,
HARRY W. cRUMBAUoH,
GUSTAV n. FRANCE,
HARRY GIBSON,
ALEX. e. HAzELToN,
ERNEST S. HUTSoN.
LAWRENCE KlRkLEV,
OSWALD p. MOSELEV,
VAUGHN S. PoNSELL,
CLARENCE RHoADES,
ANTHONY e. ROSSo,
CLARENCE A. SCOTT,
JOHN r. carer,
GEORGE !. SHERIDAN,
FRANK L. SHURTER,
HENRY c. STARkEV,
JOSEPH r. WELDlN.
Prlvates.
RAY 3. AUGUST,
JOHN J, BOWERS,
JAMES A. BRADLEY,
ASHER w. CHAM BERLAlN,
JOHN p. COLLINS,
JOHN F. DoNLON,
JOSEPH J.. DOUGHERTY,
WILLIAM A. FIRTH,
WILLIAM T. HARMON,
EARL J. Holm,
JOHN @. JENKINS,
GEORGE W. KEHoE,
CHARLES p. LOGAN,
LEE G. MASON,
ROY A. MEREDITH,
MARTIN J. OWENS,
ROBERT ). THOMAS,
GEORGE T. TRANERS,
VICTOR c. ZlPPE.
Dlsohareed-PrlVates.
ARLINGTON D. RAuoHLEY
CALVIN p. STtDHAM,
LUTHER r. WHITE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Supply
Company Delaware
Infantry

End. LIEUTENANT LEWIS J,
ELLISON.
Reglmental Supply Sergesnta.
WILLIAM 7. TURNER,
HORACE NJ. WILKINSON.
Supply Sergeant.
WILLIAM Z. RoSSECL.
Stable Sergeant.
CHARLES D. NORTHUP.
Corporal.
GEORGE W. HEAL.
Horse Sheer.
HARRY c. NAPLES.
saddler.
JOSEPH ROCK.
Cook.
WALTER l. PARKER.
Wagoners.
WILLIAM r. SMITH,
WILLIAM LtTTLEToN,
LEONARD ARMSTRONG,
ROBERT o. TOOLE,
CHARLES r. CARTER,
ROBERT K. JACKSON,
JOHN A. GARNER,
HARRY oRiFFEN,
WILLIAM e. MOORE,
GEORGE W. WILSON,
GEORGE W. BAKER,
GROVER a. BAKER,
GEORGE r. FRiGoLI,
J. LYNN LAYTON,
WESLEY w. REFFORD,
JOHN n. BRUCE.
Discharged.
fsT. SERGEANT ALE<AN'
DER n. BOWMAN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
"B" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
JAMES W. CANNON.
list. Lieutenant.
JOSEPH A. DAVIS,
End. Lieutenant.
PAGE p. A. cHESSER.
lat. Sergeant.
" ENRY N. DEFINING.
supply Sergeant.
JOHN e. KERN.
Mess Sergeant.
JAMES L. cOULBOURN.'
serpeants.
JOSEPH n. EVANS,
OLLIE THOMAS,
HERMAN 7. Belts
WILLIAM J. oAFFNEY.
corporaIs.
WILBUR e. CoSLiN,
JAMES .. ABBOTT,
DAVID J. MAYS,
GEORGE M. BUNTING,
GEORGE e. RoMBoUoH,
GEORGE r. PIERCE,
Mechanic.
ANDREW c. WILSON.
Cooks.
CLARK 8. SANDERS,
WILLIAM r. PIERCE.
Prlvates, list. Glass.
JAMES n. DEPUTY,
NARDiE r. ELLlNoSWoRTH,
STANLEY 3. oOSLiN,
NORMAN HAMMOND,
ROLAND HlTcHENs,
CHARLES q. KNOX,
EDGAR LOCATES,
WILLIAM J. 3. MARVEL,
LEONARD J. MATTHEWS,
ToNEY NElBERT,
FRANK nellie,
WILLIAM 7. PALMER,
FRANK r. SHAW,
JAMES A. SIMPLER,
ROBERT c. TULL,
JOHN WATCHES,
GEORGE r. NAPLES,
JAMES e. WlLoUs,
JOSEPH V. WILKINS.
Prlvates.
JOHN r. ADAMS,
ROBERT @. ATcHlsoN,
EDGAR GALLOWAY,
CLARENCE J. COHEE,
CHARLES T. CONAWAY.
FRED 3. COREY,
FRED r. DUSkY,
SIMON &. ELLIOTT,
RAYMOND T. FLEMING,
JAMES A. HART, JR.,
LUTHER E. HEARN,
CLYDE J.. HlNSoN,
WILLIAM e. JESTER,
NORMAN c. JONES,
RODNEY S. JONES,
NORMAN q. JOSEPH,
HALSTED p. LAYTON,
LANDRETH L. LAYTON, JR.,
ADDISON L. MURPHY,
WILLARD n. PASSWATERS,
EARL RUST,
GEORGE A. sHAHAN,
ARTHUR A. STlLLE,
JOHN &. STiLLEY,
BERTRAM WADDiNGTON,
Bualers.
JOHN W. PLUMMER,
HOMER r. BELTS.
Furloughed TO Reserve.
SERGEANT JAMES =. MecAF
FREY,
CORPORAL JAMES n. BELTS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
They WEAR The COLORS
While Crisis Ponds

The entire business force Of the
store OF Crosby and Hill, numbering
several hundred, today displayed their
patriotism by wearing on their coat
lapels or with the young women
their shoulders, tho national colors-
and other insignia Of the ma
ton were also worn by many other
persons who wished to show their
interest in the return home Of the
troops.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
IF" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
ROBERT NJ. cARSWELL.
tst. Lieutenant.
WILLIAM BERL, IN.
End. Lieutenant.
STUART q. cARSWELL.
ist. Sergeant.
FREDERICK L. MANioN.
Mess Sergeant.
EDWARD J. DUFFY.
supply Sergeant.
THOMAS N. SMALL.
seroeants,
HENRY c. RAY,
ALBERT +. MATLAck,
THOMAS q. UNDERWOOD.
corporala.
WALTER r. PERKINS,
LEROY e. WORK,
WILLIAM &. FLUHARTN,
FRANCIS c, J. sCHEUi
JAMES q. PIERCE,
GEORGE ). SCHULZ.
Mechanic.
ROBERT a. 6HURTER.
Cooks.
PATRICK e. BISHOP,
HlETT GRAHAM.
Bualere.
THOMAS L. kERSiAW,
WILLIAM L. TRUMPFHEL-
LER.
Prlvatee, fst. Class.
CHARLES BOYER,
ROBERT T. BROMLEY,
NORMAN CARTER,
SHERMAN CONNER,
GEORGE w. DoTo,
JOHN ). DUoAN,
ANDREW j. FOX,
ALEXANDER FRASER,
WILLIAM J. kEARNEN,
HOYT L, LiLLARp,
JOSEPH r. RAY,
RALPH r. sANTABARBARA,
MATTHEW N. SPiRE,
ALEXANDER W. TAYLOR,
PAUL THOMAS,
JOSEPH THORNTON,
HORACE =. WApDlNoToN,
WILLIAM r. WEBB,
JOHN W. WINTERS.
Prlvatea.
FRANK ). AUGUST,
WARREN r. BALDWIN,
JAMES J.. BELL,
ROBERT r. BUTLER,
JAMES q. DAWSON,
GEORGE W. EAktN,
THOMAS J. EARLY,
WALTER r. FARREN,
CHARLES D. FuHR,
WILLIAM n. HICKMAN,
WILLIAM =. LYNCH,
CHARLES J. MAcklN,
JAMES J. MACktN,
JAMES q. MAGuiRE,
JAMES MARTIN,
JOSEPH MARTEJczUk,
JAMES q. MAXWELL,
CHARLES ). MCFARLAND,
BERNARD MckAoNEN,
JOSEPH q. MILLER,
CHARLES A. PERKINS,
FRANCIS J. a. RILEY,
PAUL G. RUSSELL,
JOHN G. SANlLLE,
ANTHONY J. SCHNEIDER,
LOUIS SCHULTZ,
WILLIAM sZENTPETERY,
WILLIAM r. WEST,
JAMES A. WlNoATE.
Furlouphed 20 Reserve.
SERGEANT JOHN a. REGAIN
Discharged
SERGEANT CHARLES PlctI
ETH,
CORPORAL ROBERT s.
WoOLFORD,
PRIVATE FRANCIS T. DoLAf
PRIVATE PAUL J. kEATtN,
COOK FRANK j. CATS.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Personal.

Charles r. Rue announces the en-
gagement of his niece. Miss Edna NJ.
Barclay, of No. 1415 North Jackson
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
e. Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
LYNWooD q. JACOBS.
list. Lieutenant.
JAMES D. MckEoN.
2nd. Lieutenant.
JOHN W. RAMSAY.
lat. Sergeant.
INA c. SHELLENDER.
Mess Sergeant.
BYRON r. FOSTER.
supply Sergeant,
JOHN W. o'pANtEL.
Soroeants.
HENRY sARoEANT,
HARVEY c. BOUNDS.
GEORGE n. FERGUSON.
corporals.
ELLIS c. PtERSoN,
STANLEY .. LOOMS,
JAMES A. o'DANtEL,
JAMES a. cRoTHERS,
HUGH W. DOWNING,
LOUIS G. olBNEN,
JOHN coNDREN.
Cooks.
WILLIAM X. sARoEANT,
CHARLES =. WARE.
Mechanic,
CHARLES W. KEITH.
Buplcrs.
GEORGE c. BROWER,
MELVIN r. WOOD.
Prlvates, list. Glass.
HARRY @. BEARD,
DAVID p. BiRNEY,
GILBERT .. CHAMBERS,
ENos W. cooVER,
JOSHUA w. DAVIS,
RAYMOND c. EDMANSoN,
JOHN n. n. HALL,
JOHN L. LoRENczEWski,
OSCAR X. MARkLE,
GEORGE a. PARKER.
JOHN N. PRICE,
HENRY N. REED,
JOSEPH r. RILEY,
HAROLD T. sAMMON6,
ARTHUR r. SHOEMAKER,
LAWRENCE L. SMART,
CHRISTOPHER VANDER-
oRlFT.
Prlvates.
BENJAMIN ABLEMAN,
HERBERT L. ANDREWS,
FRANCIS q. BARR,
RICHARD l.. BUCKINGHAM
GIUSEPPE coco,
WILLIAM .. cOOVER,
JOHN CONNEckl.
STANLEY EDWARDS,
CHARLES r. FLEMING,
ROY c. GREGG,
CHARLES n. GROVE,
WILLIAM j. ORElNER,
RAYMOND s. HAYES,
CHARLES r. JOHNSON,
GEORGE q. kALMY,
GEORGE L. KUHN,
ARTHUR ). LEZETTL
HARLEY r. MILLER,
WILLIAM S. MRoz,
FRANK OLkOWSki,
STANLEY %. PHILIPS,
HENRY .. PUOH,
JACK ROSENFtELD,
WILMER @. 6ALKELD.
Furlouohed 20 Reserve.
CORPORAL RALPH q. PIE
SON,
PRIVATE EARL D. HANNJ
Discharged.
WILLIAM c. Marshall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
&C" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
JAMES a. ELLISON.
list. Lieutenant.
DAVID M. SALTER.
End. Lieutenant.
HARRY 3. VANSciNER.
lat. Sergeant.
CHARLES r. MocLosKEV.
supply Sergeant.
EDWARD J. DALEY.
Mess Sergeant.
HARRY W. sOMERS.
seraesnts.
JAMES p. iioUoHToN,
GEORGE W. SoUSA,
JOSEPH c. BERGER,
HARRY ALEXANDER.
corporals.
JOSEPH ooLDSTEiN.
VAUGHN JOHNSON,
WILLIAM J. 6TEckEL,
ROY POWELL,
JAMES J. O'NEILL,
JAMES p. MCLAUGHLIN,
MARK A. kENNEALLN.
Mechanic.
HENRY 8. THORNTON.
Prlvates, lat. Class.
WILLIAM M. ARNiEL,
PHILIP BAKER,
JAMES A. BOLTON,
WILLIAM .. BURNtTE,
ALBERT v. cYR,
WILLIAM J. ELLIOTT,
HARRY e, FISCHER,
GEORGE e. HILL,
CHARLES A. HOBSON,
JOHN HoRBA,
WILLIAM r. KENT,
EDWARD LUDWIG,
JOHN MekELVEY,
JAMES r. QUINN,
JOHN r. sPRoUL,
JAMES p. WEIGH,
RUDOLPH WlENckEN,
WILLIAM r. TELLER.
Prlvates.
JETHRo ADAMS,
WATSON @. AFFLEcK,
JOSEPH o. CAIRNS,
WILMER c. CHADWICK,
EDWARD L. CULVER,
HOWARD W. DoUoHERTY,
JOSEPH A. FARREN,
CLAUDE r. FOSTER,
EDWARD J. HAGMAYER,
SAMUEL n. HALL,
JOSEPH kRESkE,
FRANK A. LYONS,
EDWARD J. MoGAUoHEY,
JOHN r. MAoEE,
JAMES S. MEREDITH,
CHARLES w. MITCHELL,
ALLAN q. MUMFORD,
SAMUEL NJ. NORTON,
MICHAEL J. O'HARA,
JOSEPH p. o'ROURKE,
GEORGE T. PHILLIPS,
JOSEPH ROSE,
WlLLADORE p. RUSSELL,
LocKHEART q. SMITH.
Cooks.
SAMUEL W. DEMoREEt
HARRY c. JONES.
Buolers.
BENJAMIN =. HARTMAN,
JOHN e. PENNINGTON.
Furlousheo 70 Reserves.
CORPORAL MASON S. NOW
ELL.
@. NJ. SERGEANT WALTER
FARREN.
Discharged.
PRIVATE FREDERICK
MILLER,
PRIVATE WILLIAM
BLAckWAV,
PRIVATE FRANK N. SMITH
PRIVATE CHARLES c. N
DOWELL.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
&c" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
JOHN y. LEFEVRE.
list. Lieutenant.
~. r. SCHUYLER.
End. Lieutenant.
.. .. TOWN SEND.
list. Sergeant.
J. q. BlcE, JR.
supply Sergeant.
). L. ScoTTON.
Mess Sergeant
w. G. NEWTON.
ser1eants.
JAMES n. THOMAS,
JOHN T. DAVID,
GEORGE A. MURPHY,
HARRY W. RICHARDS.
corporals.
THOMAS n. WlLLiM,
r. a. DiEFENDERFER,
x. 7. MEREDITH,
AUGUST a. WICK,
JAMES n. HAZEL,
EDWIN S. VALIANT,
NORMAN a.. MANNER.
Mechanic.
EARL p. SYLVESTER.
Cooks.
WILLIAM c. cord,
WILLIAM z. FARRELL.
Buaiers.
WILLIAM J. STONE,
WILLIAM NJ. BAXTER.
Prlvates, list. Class.
CHARLES "a. BARHoLD,
DAVIS L. BARTLETT,
WILSON c. BUck6ON,
ROGER A. DAVIS,
RAYMOND r. FORD,
JOHN r. GALLAGHER,
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN,
WILLIAM C. ooLpsBoRoUcH,
ALEXANDER JACKSON,
WILLIAM c. LOCATES,
HOWARD W. MoaRE,
EMMETT W. McNATT,
JAMES D. CULLEN,
DONALD L. RANSOM,
JAMES G. RILEY,
WILLIAM c. THOMAS,
WILLIAM VlRpeH.
ELMER c. WALKER.
Privates.
ALBERT A. ABBOTT,
JAMES %. HO0oS, JR.,
JOHN a. BOYcE,
JAMES e. DEMPSEY,
JOHN a. DoRE,
VINCENT JARNuToWSkli
ERNEST N. JONES,
LEON L. LYMAN,
ALBERT MAA0, JR.,
WILLIAM MARSTEN.
CLARENCE MASTEN,
SAMUEL MURPHY,
FRANK e. p. MURRAY,
FLOYD p. McNATT,
JOHN e. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH oSoWsKl,
HARVEY e. PATRICK.
JOHN a. RANSOM,
MARK L. ROSS,
RALPH SOOY,
CHARLES c. TVLoR,
SHERMAN D. THOMAS.
Furioughed 20 Reserves.
isT. SERGEANT ARTHUR
MOORE.
Discharged.
GRANT Q. CARiS,
GEORGE NJ. BLENDT,
FRANK G. COHEE,
BERTRAM r. WEVANT,
JOHN L. MURPHY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Company
ID" Delaware
Infantry

Captain.
a. 8. HlRzEL.
1st. Lieutenant.
CHARLES r. JEFFERlES, J
End. Lieutenant.
ELL ). WELLS.
Enlisted Men.
DONALD ". FRASER
LAURENCE ROBERTS,
JAMES p. ARTHUR
EARL SCOTT,
EDWARD RoUocl,
JOHN J. BOYLE,
PAUL L. BUTLER,
HARRY A. CARPENTER,
WALTER c. CRAWFORD,
WILLIAM c. CROFT,
CLARENCE =. JONES,
HAROLD ). LYNCH,
ALVIN MecoNtoAL,
HARRY PETERSON,
HORACE q. SMITH,
SRH6TES SMITH,
NORMAN sUTPHtN,
CARL o. WEAVER,
FREDERICK c. LEuZE,
MARVIN c. ROSE,
PAUL o'DoNNELL,
FRED W. YETTER,
JAMES n. CAUSE,
RUSEL q. RUTTER,
CLARENCE J. BUNTING,
EUGENE BYRE,
ARTHUR COMMERS,
LEONARD pODSkt,
JAMES HARkiNS,
HARRY JONES,
LAWRENCE MocLYM HNT,
JOHN A. MCLEOD,
ROY PUDVAN,
LEON SMITH,
JOSEPH N. soMMERS,
JAMES N. TURNER.
CHARLES 7. WEST,
JOSEPH E. JENKINS,
WALTER q. BERGER,
JOHN BECKER,
HARRY BIGGER,
JAMES BUTLER.
WILLIAM 7. GALLOWAY,
SAMUEL CORNELL,
SAMUEL W. EDWARDS,
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
LAWRENCE LoFtNK,
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
ALFRED a. OLSON,
GEORGE n. PUsEN,
LEWIS n. SMITH,
MARK sToDDARD,
HARRY J. WALLACE,
NEWTON ZEBLEV,
GEORGE BOYD,
HARVEY DENNIS,
LESLIE w. BURR,
RALPH MCPHERSON,
EDWARD N. DEAN,
RALPH S. OSTRANDER,
MICHAEL T. BROWN.
Discharged.
EDWARD w. BROWN,
THOMAS o'coNNER,
CLARENCE c. WHITE,
CLARENCE z. GAMER,
LYNN a. MecRAckEN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-07
Roster of Compal
H" Delaware
Infantry

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Infantry
Captain.
JESSE a. MCKAY.
ist. Lieutenant.
HARRY q. SMITH.
End. Lieutenant.
IRWIN DUNCAN.
Mess Sergeant. {
RoBERT n. 4ARRiNoTt
JA
Supply Sergeant.
IRWIN W. KIRK.
Seraeants.
HUGH MocAUGHANs
LESLIE L. WALLS,
WILLIAM e. STEWART,
WILLIAM s. WEcCEHMAf
corporals.
WILLIAM r. SILVER, JR~
FRED c. DAVIDSON,
WILLIAM z. CELL,
HARRY A. LOVELE96,
JOHN W. WARREN,
BENJAMIN n. MILLER.
Mechanic.
EDWARD e. TAYLOR.
Cooks.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN,
JAMES J. MAHER.
Buplcrs.
RALPH r. CRAVATT,
JOSEPH a. MILLER.
Prlvates, LIST. Class.
OLIVER r.. CULLEN,
HARRY HERMAN,
FRANK NJ. BECKETT,
JAMES BORRELLE,
JOHN FOX,
CHARLES T. GERARD,
WILLIAM T. HURp,
GEORGE p. HURD.
ELIJAH W. HEARNE,
EVAN =. MILLER,
JOSEPH OPiNSNl,
WILBUR r. PETERSON,
J. T. POLANOWSkl,
CLARENCE M. REED,
ELWooD !. ROSSELL.
WILLIAM M. ROBERTS,
ROGER t.. WAGNER,
JAMES T. WILSON,
AHRAN r. WALSH.
PrIvates.
HENRY BECKER,
cARMAN COPPOL.
JOSEPH l.. cRONfN,
MIKE cONcH EWSkl,
WALTER DRAPER,
GEORGE p. DUFFY.
JOHN FITCH,
RAYMOND GRIMES,
JOHN GREEN,
TEDDE CARWAckl,
HARRY J. MAILMAN
CHARLES r. JOHNSON,
EDWARD w. kOpP,
EDWARD W. LAzARk,
JACK LiSSkiEWtCY,
EDWARD NJ. r.. MEEHAN
DENNIS x. MARTIN,
JOSEPH r. PEDEN.
CHARLES w. PRESTON,
FRANK p. RYAN,
FRANK J.. TERCYA<,
MATTHEW r. TOBiN, ~,
JUDSoN v. WILLIAMS.
PETER WRoBLEOWSkl.
Discharged.
PRIVATE JOSEPH r. FIX
ER9,
PRIVATE GEORGE s. ~
MOND.
Resigned.
IND LIEUTENANT ALB
3. KING.