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The Washington times., 1918-11-29

Ohio. colambus. CharIes Adkins.
Ohio. Cleveland. Paul Eieteher.
Ohio, Cleveland, Joseph Handrych.
Okla. Okarehe, Carl HeuRel-
Ohio, Clcyelnud. TheInas J. Lynch.
Ohio, Brtdgsport, Jos Ponear.
Ohio, Coyineton, Oscar r. kindell.
Ohio, Cleveland. William Kinney.
Ohio, Columbus. Phil r. Greene.
Ohio. Mineral Ridge, Herbert T. Richards
Okla. Pauis Valley, Oscar n. CrOckef.
Okla. sayre. John Latta-
Pa. Ros~Iter. Ernest siGfried Anderson-
Pa. Cairnbrook. Ray c. Brant.
Pa, Mannheim, samuel lands.
Pa, Mekeespert, Herman 0hottiner.
Pa. Waller. Nathan Croasmun.
Pa, Nancy, Willard r. Johnson
Pa. sebastopOl. Thomas A. DOugbsr.
Pa. Philadelphia, samuel GOvberg.
Pa, Homestead. Henry =. Conlin.
Pa Lykens. John II. d. Dietrich,
Pa. Phliadelphls. John Couekeies-
Pa. Dubois. Joe +. Cherviteh.
Pa. steelfOn. Michael KOchmer.
Pa. Pittsburgh, Clarence A. Llupert.
Pa. Weissbort, George NJ. Mnrkley.
Pa, Brnekenridge. Rowland !. Nolf.
Pc, Phiiadelphia, Frederick keyser.
Pa. Glassport, stanley Friee.
Pa, Phlladelphin. John SarnkSWsh.
Pa, Jerome, Adam Novik.
Pa, StauHer, Frank Joseph OllnEOck.
=. Z, Providence. J1aaes II. Finn.
Utah. Santa Quin, James A. yermnn-
Va, Roanoke. BENJAMIN BuFIelEh.
NA-s Speers Eerrys Lutner A- ScnAns.
Va, Charlton. Samuel v. Francis.
Va. Buckner. Prank W. Layne.
Vt. Waterbury, Earl r. TowDe.
VT. Beeeber Falls. Arthur F0riiB.
Tenn, Knoxville, Luther =. Vineyard
Tenn, Walland. Alae Y. Ogie.
Tenn., Geld Greek. Frank B. Craig.
Tenn. CulleolCa, Josiah ". DugEer.
Tex, Eeedville. Joe Fojtik. ".
Tenn! Redwood, David II. Hlnd8.
Texs Dublin, Elmer q. Able.
Tex, Detroit, Prank Davis.
Tex, O'Donnell, Lounie ID. DollOn.
Tex, saratoga, -. Illlnrd.
Tex. Lima. Andrew b. Reed.
Tex, Ira, William 8. Lane.
Tex, ThoFuton. Raymond W. Lewis.
Tex, Wiehita Falls. Henry Q. Rodgers.
Tex, George, Charles q. Waller.
Wnsh-, Boyds. Ernest Davis.
Wash. uUneo. Don T. Cradle.
W. Va. Roneeserte. John W. Miller.
wis, .Mllwaukee. Joseph Z. Kronbeim.
WIS.,, Wausau, Herman z. Koppiln.
Wis. Eau Claire. Pefer -. Melhus.
wash. Charleston, Herschel ID. Legg.-
wis, MeFnrland, Martin y Larsen.
WIS.,, Stevens Point, Alex CisweiCte.
Wis, Kenosha. Pasquale Cristiano.
WEs., Milwaukee, walter BoettehsP.
wis, De Forest. Ffed Q. Lampman-
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Pa.' Reading, Floyd David Fischer.
PRIEATES.
III, Galva. John L Hanes-
Ill, Ashkum, Roy III. Thompson.
n.y.. Blue River, George ID. Hamilton.
Ne. Farmington. Ernest Y. Frost.
Ne, Portland, Irving y. Hammond
Mass, PittsaeId, Henry r. Sarro.
NO.. st. Louis, Joseph Frances Moran.
y. ~, Ashland. Bertrap l. Forbea-
y. D. MorristoWn. stephen MeIntosh-
y. w BroOklyn, Howard Hamm-
y, y, New York. Patrick Keavey.
y. n: New York. Frank Klecak.
"a New kenslnEton. Walter T. Schultz
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
CAPTAIN.
Pa, Tamaqua. John r. Ball.
LEUTENANTs.
Mhen-' detroit, James Bert Brown
=. hs fonkers, William r. Casey.
rA-' hArrisburEs Ross Herman BOas.
SERGEANTS
ny. Lebanon. Jack b MnttinEIy.
VI nnss;, Boston, Florence r. shnnahan.
rA' MIi1amsport. Edward ". Genamin:
Ia. Phiiadelphia, Howard Frederick ku-
Solo.; Boulder. Walter n. KetterIng.
mog -. Louis, Jacob Elsenstein.
Pa. BloomsburT, Gland GrlmWo0d.
nek' LaaOuia, Neal r. Scott.
Va, richmond, Charley r. For.
WAGONERS.
Nd. Baltimore. Ralph q. Hanson.
Pa, Pittsburgh. Richard =. Hynes.
PRIYATES.
MA. Reform, Clarence Martin.
Conn.,, Bridgeport Henry FaGnn
COnn., Hartford, Richard ,. Healy.
Ia, Neal, William q. Stfaeck.
Liy GniifOrd, Arthur J. Hacker.
lDo-, sunmitvilIe, william Kellsy.
Ind. Derby, Halle b. Williams.
N.Y. Westyiew, Henry Newton Williams.
We, industry. Dennis y. MIlleft.
Mass, Haverhill. Rsger Z. Brown.
Mass., Milford, Walter p. King.
Mass. south Boston. Martin Lee.
Mass, Ludlow. Amedr Parent.
M,ass'' ,.'' Hoston: Frank ": FlanagAn.
Mass, Everett, Kari Hllmer johnson.
Mieh., Detroit, wilhelm MntleEa.
Mieh., Maruuette. Philip Colasanti.
Mich.. Detroit, Elmer Meyer sehnlte.
NO. Peculiar, Charles q. Trog.
y. W Brookyn. Frederick Barth.
y. u, Bfooklyn, Thomas Becct0.
y T., New York, Emanuel }. Frndelln.
y. ~ New York. John J. Hanley.
y r., Brooklyn, Arthur p. Hearn.
=. y, Brooklyn, Adolph Kalts0w.
y. 1y kingsley. Eugene I4teve.
y. T., Now York. Joseph MetOskie-
y: - Patersonf vincent Joseph stone.
Onio, Cleveland. Nike Oary.
Ohio Chinlcofhe, Beaman Richards.
Pa, PhlladelDhiA, Charles Pecea-
Pa, Philadelphia. samuel II. feldSteRn.
Pa. Pittsburgh, Anthony Fresinl-
Pa sharon, william Mack.
Pa Philadelphia. Jacob Welt.
Pc. Scranton, Wlllinna Whtfeford.
$ d. MsLaaEhlin. Martin yellow Fat.
VT, Harrisburg, Wostley Z. Buck.
Tex. ROyse City, Wyatt Williamson, Jr.
W. Va, Grafton, Max Rau.
w. Va, Aurorn, Dorsey, w. Shillingbwg.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-03-07

Pope Nabors, Signal Corps, Avia-
ton, Mineola, Long Island, N. Y.
Ben B. Sprouse, Armed Guard
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
First Lieut.. John H. Thompson, C.
A. c., U. S. R., Battery X, 9Th Reg,
A. E. F.
Sergt Fred Harold Sexton, H. Co.
11S Inf, Camp Sewer, Greenville,
S. C.
Roy Afford, 2nd Battalion, Gloster
Reg, Salonica, Greece.
Capt. Chas. Clifford, American
Dock Terminal, Stapleton, Staten
Island.
Alvin P. Mckinney, 14th Calvary,
Delrio, Texas.
G. Maurice Gregory, U. S. Navy,
U. S. S., somewhere in foreign waters.
j. H. Harris, Co. F, End N. G. Inf
Roman Boulware, Co. C, End N. c..
Inf.
Milan M. Eison, Hospital Corps,
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
Corp. Leo Craig, Co. D, Sc Inf,
Chicamauga Park.
George M. Phillips, Co. E, 51st Inf,
Chickamauga Park, Tenn.
w. T. Scott, Pine Camp, Battery
A, 7th F. A. Military Branch, Water
ton, N. Y.
Horace Ducket, Co. G, 9th Inf, FIT.
Oglethorpe, Ga.
Talmadge Smith, Co. A, 1st Bat,
117th Reg. Eng, A. E. F.
Clarence D. Howell, Co. A, 1st Bat,
117th Eng, A. E. F.
Thomas Austin, Medical Dept. 17th
Eng.
James Pike, A. E. F.
d. B. Paris, A. E. F.
Raymond S. Hill, Co. B, 32 Inf,
Scofield Barracks, H. T.
John c. Proctor, C. F, 3rd Eng,
Corozal Canal Zone, Panama.
John A. Blair, Machine Gun Co.,
29th Inf, Camp Gaillard, Corozal
Zone.
Louis Suits, goth Co., Fort Slocum,
New York.
Claude S. Howell, 9Th Co., Barracks
B, Naval Training Station, Newport,
R. I.
E. A. Brakefeld, U. S. S. Nebraska
Harl Brakefeld, U. S. Navy, Nor
folk, Va.
Evans Tucker, U. S. S., South Car
olina.
H. c. Lavender, U S. Won Stenben.
Ernest B. Proctor, U. S. Battleship
Connecticut (Band).
Geter Stepp, U S. Battleship Utah.
Wash Justice, U. S. Army Supply
Co., Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Lieut.. H. C. Worthy, Jr., Battery
A, 61st Artillery, C. A. c., Fort Moul-
trie.
John S. Delevie, A. E. F., lit Eng,
Co. B.
Sergt. Schumpert Garner, A. e. T.,
lit Engrs., Co. A.
Ernell Peake, A. E. F., 1T Engrs.,
Co. B.
Sam Wright, Camp Gordon, At
lanta, Ga, Co. G.
Robert Pelham Colson, U. S. s.,
Richmond.
William Stuart Colson, U. g. s.,
Nereus.
Nanley c. L. Hill, U. s. Training
Station, Norfolk, Va.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-03-07

Benz. S. Hill, Co. B, 80 Inf, scho-
beld Barracks, H. I.
Corp. Robert S. Greer, 9Th Reg,
Battery B, c. A. Brigade, A. E. F.
Yancey Bobo, Co. L, 1st Inf, Scho-
field Barracks, H. T.
George McJunkin Crawford, U. S.
Navy.
Joe Hillhouse Cunningham, 124 Co.,
9th Reg, U. S. Marines.
Lieut.. Perrin C. Byars, Evac. Hos
pital No. 8, Headquarters, Camp
Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe
Alex Oliphant, Aviation Corps.
j. L. Duncan, Aviation Corps, Pen
sacola, Fla.
Otis Going, Aviation Corps, Pen
sacola, Fla.
James d. w. Boyd, Co. A, 10Th
Machine Gun Battalion, Chicaka-
mauga Park.
Will T. Sealey, End Co., 1T T. II.
M. p, A. E. F., France.
Grady D. Sealey, Camp Greene,
Co. B, 3Sth Inf, Charlotte, N. C.
Lieut.. ]. w. Mcclure, Eng, u. S.
R., A. E. F., France.
William D. Strange, U. S. S., Ne
vada.
Fuller G. Knight, U. S. Navy.
Earle c. Thackston, Marine Corps.
Lieut.. Ned Flynn, Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
Arthur Calico Foster, U. S. Navy.
Sims Smith, Ambulance Corps,
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
Lieut.. William l.. Feaster, 3OS Cav
airy, Douglass, Ariz.
Lieut.. John D. Mangum, 317 F. A.,
Camp Jackson.
Lieut.. Boyce Whitehead, BIT F. A.,
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
Capt. Hunter Harris, 371 Inf, Co.
A, Camp Jackson.
Lieut.. John H. Wilbanks, 15G
Depot Brigade, Camp jackson, lst
Battalion.
Lieut.. Thomas C. jolly, 317 F. A.,
Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
Capt. Thomas A. Hollingsworth,
1928 Inf, Camp Jackson.
Sergt. Walter Murphy Hix, Co. C,
1T Engrs., A. E. F.
Buel Garner, SO, U. S. Inf, Fort
Oglethorpe.
Lieut.. A. G. Kennedy, Camp Greene,
Charlotte, N. c.
Lieut.. Walter Smith, Chickamauga
Park.
Sergt. Jack Parton, Depot Brigade,
Camp Sewer.
Sergt. Clarence Parton, Co. B, 322
Inf, Camp Jackson.
Sergt. Boyce F. Kirby, 9th Ma
chine Gun.
Corporal Jasper L. Kirby, Co. F,
% Inf, A. E. F.
Lssssssr, Gibbs, Go. A. S. Eng, some
where in France.
Fred Norman, Co. A, S. C. Eng,
somewhere In France.
John Cochran, u. s. Battleship
Wyoming.
Lee Lackey, u. s. Navy, Training
Station, Norfolk, Va.
Tom Willard, 7th Cavalry, Camp
Grant, Rockford, III.
Charlie Jones, u. s. Training Sta
ton, Norfolk, Va.
Wostell Boyd, Co. A, 10th Machine
Ballet, Chickamauga Park.
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Thomas Holcombe, Co. B, 9Th Ma
chine Gun Ballet, Camp Greene.
John Hart, Battery B F.. A., Camp
Wheeler, Ga.
Charlie Sullivan, B. F. A., Camp
Wheeler, Ga.
Col. E. o. Sarratt, Ft Dix.
Capt. ]. A. Sarratt, Ft. Oglethorpe,
Ga.
Major J. D. Arthur, Jr., Panama
Canal.
Capt. J. Miller Arthur, Marine
Corps.
Lieut.. J. T. Jeter, Base Hospital,
Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.
Lieut.. R. P. Jeter, 35th Co., 18th
Artillery, Quantico, Va.
Lieut.. J. R. Jeter, Co. G, 11Sth Inf,
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
Corp. M. T. Jeter, Co. A, 11Sth Inf,
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
Private J. P. Jeter, Jr., Quarter
master, Camp Sewer, Greenville, S.
sergtI Mckay Jeter, Camp Travis,
315th Eng, San Antonio, Texas.
Private Ed Reuben Jeter, 513 U. S.
A, Somewhere in France.
Frank Moss, los Wire Bat, Signal
Corps, Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
Tom Austin, Regular Army, some
where in France.
| ]. T. Kitchenes, Engineers Corps.
George V B. Smith, U. S. S., Wins
low.
Julius S. Craig, Co. D, Sc Inf, A
E. F.
Henri Going, Naval Rifle Range
Mt. Pleasant.
Miles F. Storm, Navy Reserves.
John I. Gilbert, Headquarters
Troops, Camp Jackson, Columbia.
Oliver Edgar, Naval Reserves
Charleston, S. C.
Lieut.. Harold Smith, Delrio, Texas
Barnes Vance, u. S. Cavalry.
Harry Hames, U. S. Cavalry.
Homer holland, U. S. Cavalry.
Chevis Wood, U. S. Cavalry.
Millery Melton, u. S. Cavalry.
Tom Brown, Engineers.
Davis Brown, Engineers in France
John Gregory, Engineers in France
c. F. Vaughan, Engineers ir
France.
l.. M. Wilson, Engineers in France
Addison McKeown, Engineers ir
France.
Clarence Revels, Engineers ir
France.
w. II. Genobles, Engineers in
France.
F. P. Rountree, Engineers in
France.
M L.. Hame, Navy.
Wilburn Wade, Navy.
Lieut.. w. S. McMurray, M. d.
Army.
Clarence jenkins, Army.
Fred w. Keasler, u. S. S. Vestal
Navy.
Sergt. Homes B. Walker, 80 Inf.
Honolulu, II. T.
Second Lieut.. John Carroll Stead
man, 32 Inf, Honolulu, II. II.
Ernest Harris, 32 Inf, Co. X, SEQ.
field Barracks, Fl. T.
]. T. Harris, u. S. Navy Hospital
Washington, d. C.
Paul Miller, u. S. s., Baltimore.
Ben Adams, Naval Rifle Range.
Captain Daniel III. Wallace, Battery
C, 10th F. A., Camp Logan, Houston
Texas.
Leo Jenkins, Aviation Corps, Pen
sacola, Fla.
Douglass Depass, A. f. F.
Briggs Inman, Army, Camp Funs.
ton.
Lieut.. Robert w. Hamilton, Camp
Jackson, Columbia.
First Corp. Isaac B. Henderson, A
E. F., France.
Ben E. Henderson, A. f. F., France
ID. B. Spratt, Hospital Corps, Camp
Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
Howell E. Johnson, Hospital Corps
Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. c.
Sanford r. Hart, 20 Inf, Co. C.
Culebra, Canal Zone, Panama.
Manning I. Cole, 20 Inf, Co. c.
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John Ernest Foster, 126 Aviation
Corps, A. E. f.
Alvin Edgar Peake, U. S. Army.
Converse Peake, U. s. Army.
Fletcher N. Pruitt, Aviation Corps.
San Antonio, Texas.
Claude P. Pruitt, Aviation Corrs,
San Antonio, Texas
Sergeant Aubrey holland, Ordnance
Dept, Camp Sewer, Greenville, S. C.
William "A. Rice, midshipman.
Bugler Frank Hicks, A. E. F.,
France.
Sergt. Luke Wilburn, Ordnance
d. S. Couch, U. S. s., Florida.
Dept, Washington, d. c.
George Glenn, C. A. C.
w. M. Burgess, u. S. Army.
Lieut.. r. G. Hamilton, A. E. F..
Corp. Paul Gilmore, Fort Moultrie,
61st Artillery.
Clyde E. Bobo, Co. I, 11s Inf, Camp
Sewer.
Wallace S. Harris, Ordnance Dept,
Camp Sewer.
Leo Gibbs, A. E. F.
Douglass James, U. S. Army.
Private Griham Hart, Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga.
Private Wesley o'shields, U. s.
Army.
Ensign Herman Swink, Charleston,
S. C.
George c. May, 52nd Inf, Co. D,
Chickamauga.
| Miss Julia Colson, Red Cross Nurse,
Somewhere in France
The following is roster of Jones'
vile Company of Coast Artillery:
| 1st Sergeant, Albert W. McWhirter.
Supply Sergeant, Reuben w. Porter.
| Mess Sergeant, Conley B. Kendrick.
Sergeant, Ben G. Wise
Sergeant, Charles E. Littlejohn.
Sergeant, Foster l.. Calvert.
Sergeant, James G.. Thomas.
Sergeant, Oliver G. Rice.
| Sergeant, James C. Crotwell.
Sergeant, Millard C. Page.
Corporal, George C. McWhirter.
| Corporal, Bomar Gault.
| Corporal Clarkson Cook.
| Corporal Hoyle Fl. Harris.
Corporal, William G. White.
Corporal, James A. Harmon.
Corporal Eugene D. Kirby.
Corporal, Byron R. Vaughan.
Corporal, Boyd w. Tweed.
Corporal, George w. Neal.
Corporal, Bennie M. Mayes.
Corporal, Andrew NJ. Faucette.
Cook, Sam d. Leak.
Cook Ward S. Fulmer. /!
Mechanic, Monroe Smith.
| Mechanic, Eddie Griffin.
| Bugler, Charles L. McWhirter. j
Bugler, Jesse l.. McSwain.
Private, 1st-class, Willis L. Black.
Private. 1st-class, Henry P. Cab
tiniss.
| Private, 1st-class, James D. Cald-
well.
Private, 1st-class, Don C.. Cook.
Private, Ist-class, Ross Fowler.
Private, 1st-class, John Fowler.
| Private, 1st-class, Albert j. Garner.
| Private, 1st-class, Culp Garner.
| Private, 1st-class, Charlie Gentry.
Private, 1st-class, Ed w. Griffin.
Private, 1st-class, Felix L. Mason.
| Private, 1st-class, Morris Mitchell.
Private, 1st-class, Spurgeon Moss.
| Private, 1st-class, Pet B. O'Dell.
/ Private, 1st-class, Claude Petty.
Private, 1st-class, Claude Smith.
Private, 1st-class, Perry D. Vinson.
Private, Fred G.. Adams.
| Private, Bonna II. Black.
Private, Gould Berry.
| Private, Robert S. Bourne.
l. Private, James r. Bruce
Private, David G. Buchanan.
| Private, Gvi J. Butler.
l. Private, Douglas r. Chapman.
/ Private, James A. Crisp.
Private, Robert l.. Daniels.
Private, George B. Derrick.
Private, Clayton ID. Douglas.
l. Private, Claude B. Eison.
Private, Frazier J.. Evans.
Private, Frank NJ Ewart.
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40, camp Lee, petersburg, va.
Lieut.. Theodore Maddox, Base Hos
pital, Chattanooga, Tenn.
D. w. Cunningham, Med. Dept
Lone Springs, Texas.
Luther Bishop, U. S. Navy.
George Bailey, U. S. Navy.
Hazel Holcombe, PHILIPPINE Islands,
J. c. Sigh, Sanitary Detachment,
31s Reg. F. A. Camp Jackson, Co.
lumbia.
John w. Lankford, 26th Inf. B. a.
E. F.
Sergt. Sam w. Wilburn, Co. A, 323
Inf, Camp Jackson.
Lieut.. J. C. Perrin, U. S. Army, Ft.
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Sidney Howell, U. S. Navy.
James Douglass Smith, Camp ].
E. Johnston.
Creston Wood, U. S. Army.
Raymond L. Harris, U. S. Navy.
Julian Bolden U. S. Ambulance Co.,
255 Div. Camp Logan, Houston Tex.
Otis Briggs, U. S. Navy.
James E. Eppes, Co. G, 26th Inf,
A. E. F.
Roy Belue, Camp Gordon, Atlanta,
Ga.
Thos. Fowler, Camp Denver, Ayres,
Mass.
Chas. C. Kendrick, A. E. F.
w. w. Goforth, 1st S. C. Band.
Il. c. Sanders, Q. M. c., Camp
Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
Lieut.. Col. Clarence Browning
Smith, 123 Reg. F. A., Camp Logan,
Houston, Texas.
Lieut.. VIM. Y. billiard, c. A. c.,
Ft. Wadsworth, N. Y.
]. w. d. Moody, Troop B, Mercedes,
Texas, 10th Reg.
Nathaniel Krasnoff, Coast Guard
Service, New London, Conn.
Charles J. Purcell, u. S. Naval OPP
Grating Base, Unit X. Co., 101 or
folk, Va.
James Wood, U. s. Navy.
+ Harry Lee White, U. S. Navy.
George ". B. Smith, Co. D, sc Inf.
A. E. F. France.
. Gordon Gallman, Seaman, u. S.
Navy.
Ben Hawkins, Navy, S. s. Florida.
B. H. Stevens, Eng. American
Army IN France.
Homer White, Eng. American
Army in France.
Bill White, Eng. American Army
in France.
James Easier, Eng. American
Army in France.
Elvis Davis, U. S. Army.
w. D. Mayo, U. S. Army.
S. P. Bell, U. s. Army.
Jennings Sizemore, u. s. Army.
Melvin Norris, u. S. Army, Fort
Monroe, Va.
Lawrence Leonhart, American
Army in France.
R. G. Ferguson, U. S. Army in
France.
Jim Brown, U. S. Army in France.
Fred Belton, u. S. Army in France.
Furman Quinn, U. S. Army in
France.
o. H. Hammett, Red Cross, Camp
Meade.
E. L. Hight, U. S. Army, Camp Lee
Roy Sword, U. S. Army, American
Army in France.
Will Sprouse, Artillery, Camp Shell
by.
Will Scott, Artillery, Camp Shelby.
Walter Browne, Eng. in France.
Will Haney, Eng. in France.
w. M. Snoddy, Engrs. in France.
Herman Wines, u. S. Army, Ft.
Oglethorpe.
Hurley McManus, U. S. Navy,
somewhere in France.
Elmer Smith, Navy.
w. T. Beckham, u. S. Army.
Tom Vinson, u. S. Army, Fort
Slocum.
Dock Baldwin, Artillery somewhere
in France.
Ed Basden, u. s. Army, Ft. Ringo,
Texas.
Lieut.. F. P. salley, M. D. Army,
Camp Lee.
Fate Garner Army, Fort Ogle-
thorpe.
James C. Wright, Army, Fort Ogle-
thorpe.
F. L. Morgan, Army.
Forrest c. Osborne, Army Camp
Greene.
Joe Queen Army, somewhere in
France.
Clarence Beverly, Army.
Lieut.. D. H. Arthur, II. o. Detch,
s. c., A. s. Gernsters Field, Lake
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for sometime we will let you rest
about honor rolls, service flags, smile
age books and soldiers; that is, until
We need something else. Thank you
Company E.
Capt. ]. Frost Walker, Jr.
Lieut.. J. A. Hollingsworth.
Corp. Arthur Burgess.
Corp. Brooks Clancy.
First Class Private Marion Eller.
Corp. Remus Eubanks.
Corp. Henry Gibbs.
Corp. Aries Hawkins.
Private billiard Hensley.
Corp. Euiatte Hill.
Private Joseph Hix.
First Class Private Elam James.
First Class Private Norman Keas-
ler.
Corp. Eugene Mize.
Private John Malone.
First Class Private Milan Petty.
First Class Private William Leon
ard Peigler.
Sergt. Claude Parks.
First Class Private Horace Reeves.
Private Curtis Treadway.
Private Fred Adams.
First Class Private Arthur Adams.
Private Will Allen.
First Glass Private Sam Alstsn.
Corp. Marvin Ashe.
Private Kelly Branks.
Private Gus Broom.
Private John Bevis.
First Glass Private Will Bates.
Private Marvin Conlsy.
First Glass Private Sam Gregory.
First Class Private Tom Hawkins.
First Class Private James Hart.
Private David Hall.
Private Ed. Harvey.
First Class Private VTge Hender-
son.
First Class Private Walter Foster.
First Glass Private Tom Jones.
Corp. Pratt Jacobs.
Private Gettys Knox.
Corp. James Kelly.
Private Charlie Lovings.
Private Forrest Lanier.
First Class Private Claude Lee.
First Class Private Will Malone.
First Class Private Harley Malone.
Private John Nillwood.
First Glass Private Pat Nillwood.
First Class Private Robert Moss.
Private Dan Ponder.
First Class Private Boyd Rippey.
First Sergt. Wohing Price.
Mess Sergt. Holmes Crawford.
Supply Sergt. Foster Howell.
Sergt. Ray Stewart.
Sergt. Sims Price.
Sergt. John Sullivan.
Sergt. Henry Bolick.
Sergt. Witt Fore.
Sergt. Make Bentley.
Sergt. David Turner.
Corp. Thomas Boyd.
Corp. Marvin James.
Corp. Reck Stroud.
Corp. Wallace Charles.
Corp. Harry Jones.
Corp. Carl Faucet.
Corp. Jim Fore.
Corp. John Qainn.
Corp. Will Stuart. g
Corp. Burrell Ferguson.
Corp. Willie Hamphries. -
Corp. Ralph Montgomery.
Mechanic Louis Proctor.
Bugler Paul Gregory.
Geek John Owsnsby. g."
,, Cook Willie Nelson.
Corp. Buford Boiling. u -.
Corp. Pink Baldwin.
Corp. Elmer Butler.
Corp. Henry Bailey.
First Class Private Bert Sprouse.
First Glass Private James Spencer.
Private Leonard Sligs,
Private Sam Sigh.
Private Claude Sorgse. f.
7 Corp. John Snider.
First Glass Private william Trart-
harA.
Private Robert West.
First Glass Private Baf White.
Mechanic Woods Tramnell.
frivate Paul Brandon.
sam G. LayssA, Base Hospital No.
As, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-03-07
Honor Roll of
Union County
Sons of Union County Who Are Helping Uncle Sam
to Make the World Safe For Democracy.

The honor roll for Union ounty is
republished today. 1t may be correct
and it may not be, but those in charge
of the work of getting this informa-
tion tried hard enough to get it. The
list is complete and the names will
be inscribed on the honor roll which
Mr.. Carberry has prepared for u.s.
If you see any corrections that ought
to be made, will you come to The
Times Office and show us the right
way? Or if you have a relative and
his name has been left off, won't you
come and bring us that information
This honor roll is to be hung in the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
and if one name is left off, why, there
is no telling what the chairman of
this committee will be guilty of.
Please help US get a correct list and
for sometime we will let you rest
about honor rolls, service flags, smile
age books and soldiers; that is, until
We need something else. Thank you.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-06
offensive than the fashion

s%trategical offensive than the fashion
in which the Germans along the
vesle were put to flight by a blow
struck many miles to the west Of
them. Had we attempted to force
the line Of the Vesle tactically we
should have lost at'least ten thousand
men and possibly three times that
By the blow struck on the soissons
plateau however, blow which in
any case was inevitable-the Vesle
has been cleared in the operations
along the Ailette. By these same op-
erations some of the finest divisions
of the German army have been pre-
vented from holding up the British
Advance and the Hindenburg line
thus has been broken by q battle
nearly 100 miles away from it. !,
Though the German withdrawal
from the Veale is tho most snowy
event in this sector, by far the most
serious one was their defeat between
Terny- Sorry and the Ailette. 1t Is no
wonder that their troops were COM
manded to resist to the last man.
since il they are unable to hold the
neck Of the hill to the south Of
Vauxaillon they will have to with
draw their entire garrison from the
Pont Rouge plateau and fall back to
the last ridge from which the flank
Of the chemin des Danes IAN be de-
Tended. l.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-06
DEPENDENTS
URGED TOFuL
OUT BLANKS
Many Men Will Refuse to
Claim Exemption When
Registering.

Washington, 0ept. 6.-Because
many men Of new draft ages are Z
to refuse to claim exemption
from military service. regardless Of
the need for them at home, the pro-
marshal generals office today
suggssted that employers or interest
ed dependents should not fail TO ale
formal claims In such cases.
It 10 pointed out that tho form Of
the auestionnaire pufposely leaves the
exemption claim open to be died by
General Crowders stan feels that tall
ure to present legitimate exemption
claims for sentimental reasons will
almost certainly work hardship and
injustice. especially since the local
boards now are being asked to con
duct classification at top speed. Gen.
eral failure to have such claims filed,
i is said also will serve to slow ZIP
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-06

The Americans on the heights to
the south Of the river Aisne were re-
ported on Thursday to be encounter
ing q somewhat increased machine
gun and artillery resistance but they
were able to push forward and to
contribute in an important degree to
the days successes.
There now is a confident expecta-
ton that further progress. will be
made and it is believed here that the
enemy will be compelled to retreat
ven beyond the Chemin des Danes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-06
DECLINES NOMINATION.

Madison, Wis. Sept. s.-oscar F.
Roessler. Jefferson. Democratic noni-
nee for secretary Of state, today aled
a notice with the secretary Of state,
declining to be a candidate for the Of
fee. The possibility that not enough
votes were polled by the Democratio
state ticket in the recent prihariea to
.entitle 1t to be on the ballot will be
determined by the official state can
vass of election returns next week. A
ten per cent vote is required.