Evening journal., 1919-05-29
u,sropv ur.porrARTEns COMPANY.

ot,,cer was placed In charge OF engl-
neer dump, at Sorcy Care, ana ilNe men
from the company were detailed 10 act
as clerks. ,o,o ,oo
ON the 10th OF November, 1913, 100
men. under command OF Lieut.. Gerald
swallow. were ordered to Grosrouyres,
to build the veterinary evacuation sta
bles and hospital, completing this py
the 25th OF November, 1913. The detali
then ioined the company at Sorcy
On the following Monday the com
pany was ordered to report to Captain
Salter. at Sorcy Care, TO complete an
inventory OF the supplies and TO move
them 10 Leonval. This work accom-
pllshed. the company was ordered to re-
nort TO their regiment. A very compli-
mentary letter from Brigadier General
Deakyne, Chief Engineer OF the Second
Army commencing Capt. Salter for the
excellent work he and his men had ac-
complished. was received at Regimental
headquarters.
On the DIST OF January, 1919, the COM
pany was ordered 10 BOucq, and pro-
ceeded Immediately TO It's new home.
When the u. 5. :. beviathian an
chored at Brest. France, september 4,
1918. the seth Pioneer Infantry band
with the other bands, remained on
hoard nlaylng during the time that
was consumed In the coaling OF the
shin. The debarkatlon was completed
Sen,ember Q. 1918. and the band pro-
ceeded through Brest 20 the Pontanezen
barracks While there a number OF con-
ceris were given 10 relieve the monot-
onv brought about by the unfavoraDle
condition under which all were COM
PEELED 10 live -. 40
coivod Ia move the entire regiment 10
Faulaine-Haute Alarne Upon arrNai
there september ~, 1918, number OF
concerts were given and on one occa-
sion before The director OF one OF the
Old royalist bands Of 1870. -, a.
on Inc 26ih OF September. with the
arst and second batiallons, they leie
FouIain for Sorcy-sur-Meuse tMeusei
arrivine there the following day. Inc
concert library had been lost, but was
onallv replaced at this station. ana re-
hearsals were Immediately commenoeu.
concerts were given and entertainments
,,,orc arranged TO keep the men IN pe'.
,or snirits and to help them 10 iorBe.
,he nnnleasant things with which tley
had to contend. 1,,-t..s DIV
,,,,cts were provided TO carry the nahu
poucn the station OF the third pat
J,on 10 take part in the celebration ar
f.engea for al that time. In thc al,er'
,oan concert was given al the enter
.,in,ocnf arranged for by the coilpen
~ stationed at regimental heaaqu9
lcrs. - r,oved 4,
a,,,co Nfe1rthe-et-Nfoselle ana snortN
,rer their arrival there. were delalle.
ror ono week at the headquarters Oh tl'
sarond army az Toul. Meurthe-et-Mo,
scile MANY concerts were given al l9ui
and NJ The numerous base hospitals 10
~o,cd nearby. The reputation uhes
,.aincd while on this duty did muoh 70
,,l,ce them at the top OF the Hst oi
hands representing the army troops u
The second army. ,.,as
7, comnetitlon with the various banus
p, he second army, the 59th Pioneer lll-
fantrv band was selected as the Ieple,
sentative Of those troops and presehseu
- ,bo leave area designated for the VIII
80 Monte Carlo Their stay on ths
riviera was most pleasant. and the pane
ra,nod fresh laurels for themselves anu
ROSTER or OFFICERS.
HEADQUARTERS COMPAN1. -
cant navid Murphy Salter, toi
,ith 81. Wilmington, Del: ZOO
tst T,ieut Herbert Wilkin Wier' 1azo
n Van Buren St. Wilmington, Del.
ond Ijeut. Gerald swallow, Curreh
Terrace. Norristown, Pa.
9nd Lieut.. Harry Mailman, iiio LIN
Del
9nd Lieut.. Daniel Maurice Tomlinson'
Dover. Del. r. F. d.
ROSTER OF ENLISTED MEN.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY.
Band Leader-Harry NJ. Brubaker.
ist Sergt -Arrigo Z. Marconetti'
Asst Band Leader-Chas T. Fox.
Sergt. Bugler-Chas w. Jenkins.
Band Sergts.--Jos NJ. lombard, Con-
slant Ford, Harry A. Dawson, Jules y
Dasen.
supply Sergt.-wm. J. Mckinney, Jr.
Mess Sergt.-John l. short.
stable Sergt-Adam Shinskey.
Sereeants-Maxweu II. Taylor Robt
r Butler. Walter n. Seeley, Paul p
Fairbanks. Vaughan Clavey. Wm. A
1.everett. Jas. ]. ONeill. Roland Hitch
ems. Robt. S. Stroud, Lester p. Hudson
Louis II. Faiyre. 81,
Rand Corps-Allsn 2. Morris, Emil
Helms John +. Shearer, Nincenni Chel
cnccI. los. A. Pasquino, VIM. ]. Gibbons
Mark L. Tingley. 49,
Corperals-Harry p. Stevens. Micha'
Harchol. Leroy Reese, Dallas
Tbomnson. Letter Baker, Earl B. Atkin
lvu A Alexander Dan. A. Deery, Jon
Elliott Chas. l. Hodgkins, oscar
Narkle Carl r. Niblett. Sidney Schlh
mel John ID. YOUNG, Waiter lfitoiiei.
los r. Grady. John J. HorDa, FRANK
Jvons Wm. X Parks, Arthur l.. bul
ton Edward F. Simmons, CLAUDE
rtncb Geo. L. kreps. Patrick A. haeu'
rarl 4 peterson, Edwin NJ. Edgens
nfechanics-Wm. Hoinich, Matthe'
pr,ges' Cornelius ]. Lont Rodney
Campbell. x,-ord
cooks-Ray +. Ssyers, Harry Z. Jone
Helmer /. Day. s., uo,
fleld. Howard r. Ingram e,,Vnv ,5nn,, !
Martucci. Edw. W. Jones, na
sfradley, Smythe Z. krauss' osri u
NT,sicians. second class-Ronaid v
Fry Frank F. Kuhn. Gregorio Mascer
prs.ria n. Moscati. Gerome Perrac'
Nicola Stlfano. Jas. J. schleynin' hocc
Niusicians. third class--Jofln J. Power
r.. Jos. A. Santillo. Flayio Slrayo. an
tonic sosuowski. Wm. Croweil. spence
Tt,unel. Oustsyo Lombardozzl. FRANK
lin =. Mcbride, Frank Natoli, Loui
tIamoyxitz. Walter q. Proctor.
Bugitrs--John p. Grlmme, Bcrnar'