Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-19
AMBULANCE CO..
NO. 335 TO ARRIVE.
IN us. next WEEK
Parade and Public Reception
Planned for "0maha'S
Own" to Be Mustered
Out At Camp Dodge.

Uut Al camp U00ge.
Ambulance company No 335, COM
posed almost entirely of Omaha
men, will be in Omahaprobably next
week. according, to wireless dis
patch received yesterday by Gould
Dietz, one of the organizers of the
company. The dispatch was sent
from the United States steamer Won
Steuben. via naval radio, and is as
follows.
Gould Dietz, Omaha, Neb. (:
Easter greetings, ambulance COM
pany 1886 to Omaha. Arrive New
York Saturday. Captain A. l.. Lin
) quist."
Prepares for Reception.
Mr.. Dietz sent a cordial reply to
the message. He is now busy max
ing preparations for a big reception
to the returning men.
THE entire company is to be
brought to Camp Dodge for muster
ing out,"he said. DIR. A. F. Jonas,
: DR.. o. S. Hoffman and myself will
go to Camp Dodge as soon as the
company arrives there and will
,uake arrangements for bringing the
entire company to Omaha intact. |
expect to get special train for the
purpose.
1--WE will arrange big blowout
in the Auditorium with parade
preceding it and general hurrah
by the whole city.
these are 'Omaha's own and
we're going to give them rousing
welcome when they arrive"
Organized Here in 1917.
Ambulance company No. 335 was
organized in Omaha in the summer
of 1917 and was sent to Camp Tay-
lor, Louisville, KY, where it re-
manned for about year, going over
seas in August, 1918. "Over there"
It was attached to the 10th and 18th
divisions of the Fifth army Major
General Summerall wrote letter OF
appreciation of the company's work
to Captain Linquist.
81 wish to convey my deep ap-
probation of the loyalty of the COM
pany," wrote General Summerall.
The company has performed eff
GENTLY and satisfactorily every mis-
sion. entrusted to it."
Roster Of Company.
CAPTAINS.
A. L. Linqust. Homer 5. WILSON,
FIRST LIEUTENANT.
Milton c. Smith.
ryA
Howard c. Horne.
sERGEANTs
AIlister P. Cochran. G. E. Schneider.
Geo r. McShane. Guy e. Howell.
Elmer w Broman. Theo. J. Lechner.
John NJ. Young. John j. Sprague.
CoRPoRALs.
Alfred A. HUH. John r. Suchart-
w, F. Watson. Harry N. Thorpe.
Clarence +. Gates
Harry NJ. Dent Jos. B. Settler.
Frank G. Gilligan.
wAGoNERs
Vincent J. Czerwinsk. John J. Paris.
Stanley G. Durkee. II. C. Patterson.
Charles +. Harral. Harry ". Perrin.
Herman d. Harte. Ii. j. Reynolds
VIM u Inghram Paul Samuelson.
Richard S. James. Levi R. Smith,
Arthur Il. klopp. James X. TABOR
Calvin E. Miller. Edward c. carp.
MECHANIC. t#f
Ice n. Davis. vs.
FIRST CLASS PRIvATEs.
Gordon J. Click. John ]. Nicholson.
Hine Gerstein. William Nittler.
p J. Cagnina. Elmer E. Nordell.
Harry Gcetz Guy C. Sanders.
Verne NJ Hodgins Sigsby s. Sears.
G. L, 1nkster. Glenn Smith.
Alfred Johnson. Harry e. Walker.
Anil J. johnson. Harry W. Wanberg.
Grin p Lewis. J. b. Westerfield.
L. II. Millberg. ~
PRIvATEs.
Willard r. Alleman. D. D. Mcfarland.
Iouis q Rarta j. A. McGrath.
Clay c. Beizel. L. w. McManus
Garrison C. Chizum, John F. Morrison.
Harry Il, DjerklnR William G. Muir.
Martin J. Dineen. Otto II. Oberg,
Charlie w Dragoo. John J. OLeary.
James r. Dugdale. Ralph D. Powell.
RAYMOND i Early Gregory d. Rains.
Elmer g. Fauble Victor 7. Rasmussen
Joseph r. Fitzgerald c. r, Reynolds.
James j. Foley. Harry F. Riley.
sidney J Foley Henry NJ. Robb.
Harry g, Gerstein. Allen W. Robinson.
Louis NJ. Glynn. Fred S. Robinson.
Herman Goldsmith. Ray C. Ryan.
Joseph c. Gooddng. John F. Saup, jr.
Row NJ Gould. John III. Schedt.
Edwin w. Gray. VIM j. Sisson, Jr.
Henry Haffner Harold r. Smith.
John e. Haglind. VIM E. Smith.
Fay Hart. Melvin Sorber.
James X. Hart. Julius E. Swanson.
Harry r. Howley. Arthur w. Taggard.
Anton H. Jensen. Pierce A. Thayer.
Myron L. Jones' 7. w. Van Andel.
Raymond d. Kelley H. L. Wachter.
Frank NJ. King. F. r. Wolf, jr.
Frank NJ Klimek.. Geo. B. Wright.
Edwin 8. Linn
Bernard II. Lynch