The sun., 1918-10-17

j was very tired. Now IL you're able. or
whether you are or not. report this
morning at -. prepared to leave
Immediately for home That was the
detail he had for me. TO start on the
instant toward this regular mans town,
with the rest Of this group that's here
now to boost the loan"
And where did you get the wound p
Lieut. McKeogh was asked. the che vron
on his right arm showing that a BoclIe
had potted him.
"oh. yes he said. as II recalling a
detail OF slight Importance. THAT time
In the trail In the woods when I plunkcd
the German officer between the eyes he
fired at the same instant and ripped me
through the arm"
Which completed a detail lacking IN
McKeogh's simple account Of his strug-
gle through the woods-the item that
throughout most OF the time he was
struggling against Boche and nature
his left arm was torn and bleeding
He has ten days furloueh here, az
also have the officers who accompanied
him, before they resume active duties.
But instead Of loanng they will give
their furlough time largely to ask the
home folks, whose arms and legs are
not torn and bloody, TO make the slight
exertion OF changing their perfectly good
cash into the Liberty bonds. which are
Just another form Of Uncle Sans money.
The Bond boosting Band.
Here's the complete list Of the bond
boosting band of Pershings men who
viii try. until the drive ends. to get the
home folks to show something besides
casual interest In the conflict:
IAAlt Col Carl NpII I'D &.
Second Lieut.. Remsen Il. Ostrander. In
fantry; First Lieut.. E. ]. Dashiell, 11sth
Infantry: Capt Paul p. Good, sash
Infantry: Capt Roy NJ. Houk, l66th In
fantry First Lieut.. Thomas p. Joyce
Fifty ninth Infantry First Lieut. Arthur
Mckeosh, 306th Infantry: Capt Frank
L. Culln, ThiTtleth Infantry: First Lieut.
Philip T. Williams, 1i3d Infantry First
Lieut. Graland d. Runnels. l44th imam
try: First Lieut. Baldwin Robertson,
3sed Infantry; Second Lieut. Paul H.
Roger. 1oad Infantry; First Lieut.. Ber-
nard +. McLain. Eighteenth Infantry ::
Fiet Lieut. Lewis Z. Snyder. infantry ;
Second Lieut. Make F. Williams. Thirty
ninth Infantry; First Lieut.. Martin NJ
Crane, S60th Infantry; First Lieut..
Charles o. Francis. 325th Infantry /:
First Lieut.. Winfield II. Scott; First
Lieut.. Harold d. Kraft, 34sth Infantry !:
Second Lieut.. John F. Craft, 120th In
fantry; Capt. Robert z. Lee, 11Sth In
fantry; First Lieut.. Thomas l.. OCon-
nor. 114th Infantry; Capt. McNeal Swa-
sey. Infantry: First Lieut. Charles s.
Shade. Seventh Infantry; Second Lieut..
f. n. Stevenson. l13th Infantry Second
Lieut.. James Cooper. 10th Infantry
First Lieut.. Louis E. Snyder, 14sth In
fantry; First Lieut. J. II. Courtney,
3l2th Infantry; First Lieut. Frank h.
Mitchell. 3S3d Infantry: First Lieut..
Ehrick B. Kilner. 3l0th Infantry Firs;
Lieut.. Walter J. Barngrover. 352d In
fantry: First Lieut.. Francis w. Payne,
334th Infantry Second Lieut. Foster
s. Randle. 3s5th Infantry; Major Curtis
G. RorebecS. infantry; Fret Lieut..
Casper W. Hshnel. 1o3d Infantry First
Lieut.. Earle II. Erp. 35isi Infantry
Second Lieut.. Harold Lcedy. 353d Infan-
try; Second Lieut. Charles L. Green.
1920 Infantry; Second Lieut. William
J. Smith. 12Sth Infantry Second Lieut..
Harold ID. Wilmeth. Fourth Infantry:
Second Lieut. Junius b. Powell. Sixty
ftst Infantry; Second Lieut.. Edgar N.
Haas. 31lth Infantry; Second Lieut..
Americas II. Norment. 326th Infantry:
Second Lieut.. Charles G. Cooley, llIth
Infantry; Capt C. C. Rutiedge, 11sth
Infantry.