The Springdale news., 1918-07-26


 wings with silver two-bladed propell placed vertically on the wings.
 Ambulance Service-a caduceus of bronze metal, one inch in height, su- perimposed in the center by the let ter "A" B inch high, of gold or gilt metal
 Sanitary Corps-a caduceus . bronze metal, one inch in height. su- perimposed in the center by the letter "S," as-inch high, of gold or gilt metal.
 Corps of Interviewers-the letters "INT' inclosed in wreath. The de- vice to be one inch high.
 Machine Gunners.
 Machine-gun battalions, including anti-aircraft Cor squadrons) )-the in fantry tor cavalry) device, with the number of the battalion Cor squadron) in the upper angle, A inch high; the letter "M" in the angle on right side, letter "G" in angle on left side. both iIl1I ilSH
 Tank service-A conventionalized tank, 1 inch high.
 Chemical service-A benzol ring superimposed in the center of crossed retorts; the device to be A inch high.
 Gun or howitzer battery:
 First Sergeant-Three inverted " shaped bars with lozenge below, as issued
 Sergeant-Three inverted V-shap- ed bars, as issued.
 Supply Sergeant. Stable Sergeant and Mess Sergeant-Same as other Sergeants.
 Corporal-Two inverted V-shaped bars, as issued.
 Chief mechanic-Two crossed ham mers, with a wreath below, as issued.
 Saddler-A saddler's round knife, edge up, as issued.
 Horseshoer-A horseshoe. toe up. as issued
 Meehanic-Two crossed hammers as issued.
 Cook-A cooks cap, as issued
 Private, rst-class-Crossed can non, as issued.
 The Headquarters Company.
 Headquarters company:
 Regimental Sergeant Ma ajor3Three inverted V-shaped bars and arc of three bars, the upper two bars of arc forming a double tie to the lower V shaped bar, as issued
 Battalion Sergeant Major-Three inverted V-shaped bars and an arc of two bars, forming a double tie to low CT N-shaped bar, as issued
 First Sergeant (drum major1.- Three inverted V-shaped bars with 1ozenge below, and two crossed ba- tons below the lozenge, as issued.
 Color Sergeant.-Three inverted V-shaped bars, with star below, as issued.
 Sergeant.-Three inverted V-shap- ed bars, as issued.
 Supply Sergeant, Stable Sergeant, and Mess Sergeant.-Same as other sergeants.
 Corporal.-Two inverted V-shaped bars, as issued.
 Horseshoer-A horseshoe. toe up, as issued.
 Saddler.-A saddler's round knife, edge up, as issued.
 Mechanic.-Two crossed hammers, as :ssued.
 Cook.-A cooks cap, as issued.
 Private, First Class.-Two crossed cannon, as issued.
 Band Leader.-Three inverted " shaped bars and an arc of three bars, the upper bar of arc forming tie to lower V-shaped bar, and inclosing Tyre, as issued.
 Assistant Band Leader.-Same as band leader, except that the arc will consist of two bars only, as issued.
 Sergeant Buger.-Same as band leader, except that the arc will consist of one bar only as issued.
 Band Sergeant and Band Corporal. A Tyre below the appropriate ln- verted V-shaped bars. as issued.
 Band Musicians, First, Second, and third class.-A Tyre, as issued.
 Bugler-A bugle, as issued.
 The hat cord is another mark of rank which is easily observed; the hat cords of Generals are gold; those of other officers are of gold and black, Another mark of an officer is band of brown braid about three inches from the end of the coat sleeve. On overcoats loops made of black sou tache for all officers below the rank of Brigadier- General, except Seccond Lieutenant, who wears loops of brown braid
 Field Clerks.-The hat cord for field clerks is silver and black They nave no rank ornamentation on the sleeves of overcoats or service ccoats. The insigp;a on collar of coat consists of