The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17
THRILLING TALES
y FEATURED RECORD OF
SERVICE men TODAY

Frank Rudolph Metzger entered the
service April %, 1917, and was as
signed to Battery c, 53rd Artillery c.
A. c., Regular Army; embarked from
Hoboken. N. j.. Aug. &c, 1917. and ar
rived in Liverpool, England, Sept. Is,
1917: in France Sept. Is. 1917: bat
ties, st. Mihiel: sailed for United
States Feb. 25, 1919, and arrived at
Camp Stuart, Va, March II, 1919; dis
charged April 4. 1919. Camp Sherman;
corporal.
Claud Evan Waldo entered the
service June 5. 1917. and was as
signed to Company F. Tenth Regi-
ment, infantry; Benjamin Harrison,
Indiana, and Camp Custer, Michigan;
discharged Jan. 20. 1919.
Joe Daloia entered the service
March 18, 1918. and was assigned to
Goth Company, 50th Regiment, 38th
Brigade. Coast Artillery; embarked
from Newport News, Va, Oct. 6, 1918.
and arrived in Brest, France, Oct. Il.
1918: trained in Brest. France, Hos
pital Section No. 8; sailed for United
States February. 1919, and arrived in
New York Feb. %. 1919; discharged
May IA. 1919.
Robert Walden Longman entered
the service Oct. l. 1913, and was as
signed to the band, S. A. T. c.
Glenn Otis Mann entered the serv-
Oct. II, 1917, and was assigned to
Company c, 18th Field Signal Bat
talon 50; embarked from Hoboken
Oct. s, 1918, and arrived in Liverpool.
England. Oct. IT,. 1918; sailed for
United States April 20, 1919. and ar
rived in Hoboken, N. j., May 3, 1919;
discharged May 20, 1919.
George Elliott Brewer entered the
service July 8. 1918, as NJ. NJ. second
class, and was assigned to Ninth Com
\ pany. 14th Regiment, Naval Reserves:
, released Dec. IS. 1918, M. M. second
class.
Got Over Among FIrst
John Edward Scott entered the
service April IA. 1917. and was as.
signed to Company A. second Field
Battalion, First Division. Signal
Corps, Regular Army: embarked
from Hoboken. N. J.. June IA. 1917.
and arrived in st. Nazaire, France.
June FL. 1917; battles. French raids
Toul sector, Sommerville sector, An
sauville sector, Montdidier sector,
Cantigny, Scissors, second battle OF
the Marine, st. Mihiel, Argonne and
Mouse, Sedan, Coblentz Bridge lead,
Army of Occupation; discharged Feb.
%, 1919, as captain.
Jesse Henry Kenworthy entered the
service May "a, 1918. and was as
signed to 48th Company, 18th Bat
talon, Depot Brigade, @. M. CT;
Camp Taylor. KY, West Point, KY,
1919; corporal.
Lloyd Rowe Garrison entered the
service Aug. %, 1918, and was as
signed to 18th Company, Camp Dodge,
Iowa; discharged Aug. ~, 1918, Camp
Dodge.
Frank Hicks entered the service
Dec. Z. 1917 and was assigned to 18th
Supply Company, 18th Field Artillery,
Fourth Division. Regular Army; en-
parked from Hoboken, N. j., July Sth,
1918 and arrived in Brest, France, July
IS, 1918; sailed for United States,
June 18, 1919 and arrived in Hoboken,
n. j., June 26, 1919; discharged July
u, 1919.
On First Unconvoyed Ship.
Charles Henry Spalding entered the
service June II, 1918, Fireman, third
class and was assigned to 299th Com
n pany, 14th Regiment. Naval Reserve
l1Force: trained at Great Lakes Naval
Training Station and Hampton Roads,
Va.-Made four trips to Bordeaux on
the U.S. S. Ell Sol rs a freighter and
horse transport and two trips on the
same ship as a troop transport-one
of the latter trips being to Brest; this
boat is said to be the first ship in the
American transport service since the
beginning of war on Germany to leave
port and cross the Atlantic without a
convoy and alone; released from &C.
tive duty Supt. II, 1919; Fireman, first
class.
Frank Taggart entered the service
Sept. 20, 1917 and was assigned to
Company c, 18th Field Signal Bn.,
3Sth Cyclone; embarked from Hobo
ken, n. j., Oct. 6. 1918 and arrived in
Liverpool. England, Oct. IS, 1915
later in France; embarked from Bor
deaux. France, April "a, 1919, and
arrived in Hoboken, N. j., May 6, 1919;
discharged May %, 1919 corporal.
Clifford s. Peters entered the service