Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-13

istrations for the welcome home
roll, including % men from the
Fifty-fourth ammunition train:
John d. Brasmer, private, Milan
ILL.,; Company F, One Hundred Six
ty-third infantry, A. E. F. In ser
vice form May Is to March L.
George F. Donoway, cook, 526
Twentieth street; Second infantry
replacement troops, First battal-
| ion.
! Arthur ]. Allen, private, 1910
enth-anda-half street; S. A.
T. c., Augustana college. In ser
vice from Oct. l to Dec. u.
Roy o. Siemon, private, 1912 Fiji
teenth street; S. A. T. C., Angus
tana college. In service from Oct.
l to Dec. II.
William R. Simonds, private, 1924
Nineteenth avenue; Fifty-fourth
ammunition train, A z. F. In SER
vice from March 30, 1918, to March
10, 1919.
John D. Maasen, private, 443
Forty-fourth street; Company B,
Fifty-fourth ammunition train, A.
E. F. In service from March 30,
1918, to March 10, 1919.
Hugo H. Pickron, corporal, 1888
Thirty-eighth street; Company A,
Fifty-fourth ammunition train, A.
E. F. In service from March 20,
1918, to March 10, 1919.
Ray Brightwell, private, general
delivery; Company D, Fifty-fourth
ammunition train, A. f. F. In ser
vice from March 20, 1918, to March
10, 1919.
Clemens Valentine, corporal. 1881
Sixth avenue; Company A, Fifty
fourth ammunition train, A. z. F,
In service from March 80, 1918, to
March 10, 1919.
Frank p. Ethredge, private, 32513
Twentieth street; Company A, Fiji
ty-fourth ammunition train, A. E.
F. In service from March 90, 1918,
to March 10, 1919.
Herman w. Reinecke, wagner,
us Nineteenth street; Company A,
Fifty-fourth ammunition train, A.
E. F. In service from March 20,
1918, to March 10. 1919.
William c. HUI. Srivate, 1919
Fourth avenue; Company c, Fifty
fourth ammunition train, A. E. F.
Il
March 10, 1919.
Hubert p. Hoyt, WAGNER, 1921
Second avenue; Company A, Fifty
fourth ammunition train, A. E. F.
In service from March 20, 1918, to
March 10, 1919.
Clarence Gottsch, private, Twen-
ty-fourth street road; Company A,
Fourth battalion, Baltimore, Md.
In service from June 27 to March l.
Himen Voolach, private, 922 Fifth
avenue; F'ifty-fourth ammunition
train, A. E. F. In service from
March 90, 1918, to March 10, 1919.
Carl Gistafson, private, 523 Thir-
ty-ninth street; Seventy-frst artil-
lery, Battery E, A. E. F. In service
from March IS, 1918, to March 10,
1919.
Notify Lorentsen, private, 1910
Fourteenth-and-a-ha street, Bat
terry c, Three Hundred Thirty-first
field artillery, A. f. F. In service |
from June 81, 1918, to Feb. 20, 1919
VIII Fffer, private, 3O7 Forty
fifth street; Fffty-fourth ammunl- |
ion train, A E. F. In service from !
March 30, 1918, to March 10, 1919. !
Frank Maxson, private, South /
Rock Island; Fifty-fourth ammuni- !
ion train, A. E. F. In service from +
March 30, 1918, to March 10, 1919.
Walter Fluegel, private, 2349 |
street; Fifty-fourth /
train, A E. F. In ser
yice from March 90, 1918, to March /
10. 1919.
Emil DeLoose, private, Eigh- !
avenue. First street; Battery /
A, Eighty-third field artillery. A. E. /
>. In service from April, 1918, to |
FEB. 26, 1919.
Fenton j. Patton, private. Dav-
IMPORT, Iowa; Fifty-fourth ammu- !
lition train. In service from March /
20. 1918, to March 10, 1919.
Otto Grams, private, Rock Island, /
H.; Fifty-fourth ammunition train;
Company B, A. E. F. In service
rom March %, 1918, to March 10,
1919.
Henry F. Wheeling, private, 612 !
Ninth avenue; Fifty-fourth ammu-
lition train; Company A, A. E. F.
IN service from March 29, 1918, to
March 10, 1919. !,
George Weber, private, 923 Tenth
venue; Company A, Fifty-fourth
train, A. f. F. In ser
yice from March 30, 1918, to March
%, 1919. |
Ricardo Lapez, corporal. 612
Fourth avenue; Battery E, Seven
y-first artillery, A. E. F. In ser
ice from March Is, 1918, to March
o, 1919.
E. C. Eberhart, musician (cor-
,oraD. 1924 Fourth avenue; first
'ugler. medical corps and base hos
'ital band, Camp Grant. In service
rom Sept. IS, 1918, to March 10,
919.
Frank r. Nelson, private, 1710 1-3
'wenty-f1fth street; First company,
:. A. c., Fort Rosecrans, Cal. IN
ervice from April 1, 1918, to Sept.
0, 1918.
Joseph B. Learner, fireman, sec
nd class, $40 Ninth detachment,
reat Lakes training station. In
ervice from June 81 to Feb. %.
Frank T. WinQuist, private,
Eighteenth avenue and Thirty-fifth
treet, company A, Fifty-fourth am
lunition train A. E. F.; in service
rom March 30, 1918 to March 10,
919.
Edward A. Winquist, bugler,
Eighteenth avenue and Thirty
fth street, Fifty-fourth Ammuni- !
on Train, A. E. F.; in service from
Iarch 20, 1918 to March 10, 1919.
Stanley d. Skinner. sergeant.
,26 Fourteenth and one-half street.
)mpany A, Fifty-fourth Ammuni-
or, Train 8 Z, E in service from, | ]