The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-07
AUBURN ID HONOR
 MEN IN THE SERVICE
Exercises To Be Held and 2000-Star Service Flag
 Presented Feb. 2.

Auburn, February 6.-(Spscial Jon February 2, the annual military day of the Alabama Polytechnic institute, com memorating exercises will be held in honor of Auburn men in the army and navy. A feature of the occasion will be the presentation of a service flag con- taining a)0o stars to the institution by students and members of the faculty.
 partial list of Auburn men as re- ported to the Alumni secretary to date. who have served their county. many to the limit Of supreme sacrifice. was an> nounced today. It is as follows:
 KILLED
 Winston P. Anderson. first lieutenant Birmingham; infantry
 F. H. Beaufort, lieutenant Mobile. aviation
 W. G, Beville. private, Greensboro: in fantry.
 R. w. Chapman. lieutenant, Montgom- cry; artillery.
 A, NJ. Cowart. lieutenant. Troy; ava- tor
 Neil Ford, private, Hamilton; infantry. J. E. Harris, private. Livingston, $, A. T. C.
 Armstrong Hill, captain. sylacauga; vet corps.
 J. w. Johnston, lieutenant. Birming- ham; aviator.
 c. M. Mccall lieutenant, Brewton; in fantry.
 M. c. Milligan. lieutenant. Hefln- Pen sacola: aviator.
 J. W. Morris, private. Jasper; S. A. T. C.
 R. W. Murphy, lieutenant. Greensboro. marines.
 G. D. Noble, off. csnd.. Montgomery: in- fantry
 B. 6. Rushing, lieutenant, ,Atmore; aviator
 F. H. Shirley. private, Chelsea; s. A. T. C.
 c. A. Smith. sergeant, Peoskey, Mich. J. A. Thigpen, lieutenant Auburn; E. R. Vaughan sharpshooter. Selma: in fantry.
 A. B. Walter. private, Napcleonviile. La.: infantry.
 A. B. whatley. private. opelika; in fantry.
 John II. Willis, major. Auburn; en- gineers.
 WOUNDED
 Ed s. Allen. lieutenant, Birmingham; engineers.
 M P. Bedsole. first lieutenant. Mont gomery: infantry.
 A. H. Blake. sergeant. Michigan; neld artillery.
 Leo Bwarske, first lieutenant, Eufaula; infantry.
 J. R. Campbell, lieutenant, Tuskegee; 
 P. H. Canady. lieutenant-c aptain, Jack son; infantry.
 Armstrong Cory, first lieutenant, Bir- mingham; infantry
 S. W. Harris, lieutenant, Huntsville; in- fantry.
 w. c. Hearns. corporal, TusSegee: in- fantry.
 D. A. Helmich first lieutenant, Bir- mingham; infantry. J. o. Lisenby, first lieutenant Dothan;  J. T. Mcclure, first lieutenant. Annis- .on: engineers. H. A. Moon, major, Birmingham; in santry. Roland Neal first lieutenant. Macon, J. Kirk Newell. first lieutenant, Dade- vile; infantry. J. W. starkey. first lieutenant, Chatta- nooga; infantry
 G. T. Wyche, lieutenant. Montgomery.
 CITED FOR BRAVERY NJ P. Bedsole. first lieutenant. Mont somery: infantry. D. A. Helmch, first lieutenant. Birming- nam; infantry. IT. A. Moon, major, Birmingham; in 'sntry Roland Neal, first lieutenant, Macon. ia.; aviator CD. s. C.) J. w. Starkey. first lieutenant, Chatta- ! looga. Tenn; infantry. Cecil Strohbar, lieutenant. Savannah l ia. infantry (promoted) Lamar M. Ware. lieutenant, Marshall | lille; infantry. F. R. Wrenn. first lieutenant, Talla- lega; infantry (promoted). John H. Wills, major. Auburn; en- sineers Cwar cross). J. W. Strkey, one of the men cited | Or bravery, was awarded the cross of 1 he Legion of Honor and the croix--6e | yuerre