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COMPANY { MEN SENT
TO GEORGIA CAMP
Transferred From Camp Mcclellan
To Camp Hancock.

| Camp Mcclellan, Ala, Feb. s.
| Two hundred and forty enlisted men
of the Blue and Gray division have
| today been picked for transfer to
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. This
| is in accordance with War Depart
ment orders and the Maryland, Vir-
! ginia, New Jersey and District of
Columbia soldiers affected have been
placed in charge of Lieutenant Ger
maid M. Mclaughlin, Of the 85th
Brigade, for delivery to the desig
mated station.
Ninety-eight of the men selected
are from the 58th Infantry Brigade.
distributed as follows: Sixty-one
from 115th Infantry, "a from 116th
Infantry, and three from the 112th
Machine Gun Battalion. Seven have
been drafted from the 10th Field
Artillery Regiment.
Upon arrival at Camp Hancock
the 18th Division soldiers will be at
tached to the Motor Mechanic Regi-
ments.
These men from the 115th Infan-
try were named: James E. Lowery,
of headquarters company; Robert
Rigdy, of the machine gun COM
pany; Benjamin R. Reed, Ralph w.
GdlOu, al III III L. 4hdhAIuSs 11dA Cs
R. Fox, John A. O'Brien and VIM.
Mcclellan, VIM. R. Cunningham,
Stewart A. Ritenour, Scott A. Bar
Der, Streather F. Daley, of Com
pany B; Percy Brinsfield, Benjamin
w. Hergett, John H. Conrad, Henry
Haddaway and Charles E. Mumford.
of Company C; Jefferson w. Bald
win, Walter ]. Simms, Paul S. Coax
ley, James F. Novak, Rufus Culbert-
son and Harry S. Monks, Jr., of Co.
D.; Charles E. Ramps, Leo L.
O'Brien, Mattingly A. Jackson, Clin-
ton S. Ryan, of Company E; James
Macicara, Bernard c. Dudley, Claude
E. Hahn and Carroll Garrison, of
Company F; George P. Bierman,
Frank Grove, Roy Mckinney and
Harry W. Wirsing, of Company G.;
Robert N. Shipley, Charles ]. Heerl,
of Company H; Elijah 4. Parsons,
| James H. Corwin, John H. Seibel,
Roland Berline, Charles H. Hopkins,
John ]. Kelley and David W.Lloyd,
of Company /; Henry L. Odenhall.
Herman D. Devine, Frank II. Darby,
and James H. Fling, of Company K;
Hans Solum, ARA j. Maldrix, Ro-
| land G. Human, George c. Heinmil-
Ter and Otis w. Zumbrum, of Com
pany l.; Daniel Mcbride, Leroy New
lin, Joseph Campbell, Joseph Dale
Sicky, Oliver F. Defour, Thos. J.
| Drury and Charles 1. Miller. of Com
| pany NJ.
The following have been taken
from the 10th Infantry:
George H. Campbell and Henry
| Elliott, of Headquarters Company;
| Harry N. Clements and Harley E.
| Pickering, of the Machine Gun Com
! pany; William R. Curry, Charles c.
| Suttler, Harmon l.. Orebaugh and
Eugene F. Mitchell, of Company A;
| Atwood Williams, Richard c. Cour-
drey, John E. Wilkers and George
Hynes, of Company B.; John B. Sin
gleton and Claude A. Rankey, of
| Company C.; Joseph C. Bailey, of
! Company D; Fitzhugh Oliver, Mon
| nette Balance, Fred NJ. Keeton and
Thurman Ellis, of Company E; Ash
| ley j. Davis, of Company F; Robert
E. Davis, Albert J. Borum, William
R. Clary and Harry A. Patrick, Of
| Company G; Frank L. Dudley, Lu-
Their L. Lynch, Grover C. Rhodes and
Glen w. Mccormack, of Company
H; John T. Poindexter, John w.
Wright, Forest Henning and Gilbert
M. Brown, of Company l.; William
H. Waters and George Y. Efinger, of
Company M.
| Other Maryland men transferred
hre:
From 10th Field Artillery
| Frank Fazio, James Saunders and
Elmer r. Franklin, of Battery A;
Edward R. Roberts, of Battery B;
Ernest T. Gasch, of Battery c, and
Nikagom Bragzinski and Allen w.
| Graves, of Battery E.
From 112th Machine Gun Battal-
ion-Thomas H. Brady, Leonard