Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Argus TO glance over the list of
names of men i'm the service
of the army and navy and in
the event that any name has
been omitted to call The Argus
and provide this information.
The Argus desires to have
complete list of the men in
service but inasmuch as many
euIiStmentS were made through
channels which are not daily
accessible 20 reporters of the
paper il is not unlikely that
some names have been omitted.
The Argus will appreciate any
information which will tend to
correct the list.
There are more than eight hun
bred men from Rock Island and
the lower end of Rock Island coun-
ty in the service of the army, navy
and marine corps.
An alphabetical list has been ar
ranged by The Argus of all men in
the service. TO the extent that it
was able TO secure information.
The list shows 63 commissioned Of
ficers in the three branches and
753 on-commissioned men, total
OF SIC. AS far as national army,
former Company A, and recent ma
rine corps enlistments are con-
cerned the list is official, but there
were many miscellaneous enlist
ments which The argus believes
were not reported Therefore any
person knowing of a man in the
service not accounted for in the
list, will confer a favor by report
ing it at once.
Appended is the list of commits
stoned officers, showing Rock Is
land has one colonel. three majors,
| IL first Heutenants. 30 second lieu
tenants and two commissioned
naval officers:
Second. Lieutenant Oscar F. Ach-
tenhagen, infantry section.
Second Lieutenant H. Bergh,
field artillery.
Second Lieutenant Edmund B.
Cauby, field artillery.
Second Lieutenant Charles C.
Garter, quartermasters' corps.
Second Lieutenant Earl H. Chalk,
infantry section.
First Lieutenant John A. Chase,
infantry section.
Captain Richard W. Carter, cav>
airy.
Second Lieutenant Edward W.
Carlson. infantry section.
Second Lieutenant Hubbard E.
Dooley, infantry section.
Second Lieutenant Keith DOoley,
field artillery.
Second Lieutenant Arthur y
Dripps, engineer corps. y
Second Lieutenant J. B. Durham
engineer corps
Major Ed Ii. Dunavin, field artil-
lery.
Captain Harry Eastman, engineer
corps.
First Lieutenant L. ]. .Eekstrom
aviation section.
Second Lieutenant Victor A En-
blad. field artillery.
Lieutenant Benjamin D. Farrar
infantry section.
Captain Ben Gest, engineer corps
Second Lieutenant William Glass
infantry section.
First Lieutenant r. A Gregory
ordnance corps.
First Lieutenant ". z. Haber-
law, railway engineers.
First Lieutenant Forrest A. Hahn
line, dental corps.
Second Lieutenant Paul Her
kemeier, field artillery
Major J. H. HoIlowbush, medical
corps.
Colonel G. NJ Hoffman, engineer
corps.
Ensign Frank Huntoon. navy.
Lieutenant J. G. Huntoon, Jr.,
navy
Second Lieutenant William r.
kale. infantry section.
Second Lieutenant Willard F.
Larkin, field artillery.
Second Lieutenant Albert X. Liv-
i1gstOn. regular army.
Second Lieutenant Ben E. Lloyd
son.
Second Lieutenant Harold P.
Lusk, field artillery.
Second Lieutenant Charles D.
Marshall. quartermasters corps.
Second Lieutenant Ernest Mac
Manus, field artillery.
Captain r. B. Miller, medical
corps.
Captain A. W Mitchell, ordnance
corps.
Second Lieutenant Fred L.
Mitchell. cavalry section
Second Lieutenant Leon w
Mitchell, field artillery.
First Lieutenant Robert c.
Mitchell, ordnance corps.
Second Lieutenant Elmer NJ.
ObeTg. cavalry section.
First Lieutenant Patrick F.
OFarrell medical corps.
Second Lieutenant Earl Olson,
infantry section.
Second Lieutenant Verne l..
Pratt, ordnance department.
Second Lieutenant Ben T. Reidy,
marine corps.
First Lieutenant A. B. Rimmer-
man, medical corps.
Second Lieutenant Walter F.
Roth. infantry section.
Captain ". A. RosenfieId.
First Lieutenant c. d. Rosen-
field, cavalry. section.
Captain William F. Schroeder.
Jr.. regular army
Major Ben Sherrard, dental
corps.
First Lieutenant Arthur ]. Sti-
bolt, ordnance corps.
First Lieutenant Alfred Stocker,
medical reserve corps.
First Lieutenant Arthur Swed-