Milford chronicle., 1920-02-13


Del
ROBINSON. Thomas. Co. ''F'' 147i
Inf. Mrs Bessie Robinson, ll16 PHI
street. Wilmington, Del.
REED, James
ROBERTS. Laurence. 18th Z.
Aero So. Lieut., Mrs. A. W. F. Rober
(Mother) 1900 Jackson street, Wi
mington, Del.
ROWLEY, Morris NJ, Corporal, Cal
L. L. Layton. Georgetown, Del.
RODER. John o., Theodore Rode
p. o. Box l22, Mishawaka. Ind.
STEWART John, Lieut., Ordnan'
Dept. U. S. A., william Stewart, Of;
ther) 230S Monroe street, Whining
ton, Del.
SCOTT. Norman D., Band Leade
349th F. A Band, Mrs. May Dump
CMother); POS W. nth street, Wi
mington. Del
SMITH. Norman c.. Med. Dept. 243
Amb. Co. 11th San. Train, George v
I H. Smith. (Father). 105 Van Bure
/ street. Wilmington. Del.
/ SWIFT. James E., Co. F. BIT
Inf, Mrs. J. f. Swift. (Wife); 9lS "
4th street. Wilmington, Del.
STUART. Robert, Mrs. Isabella
Stuart. A(Mother); PHI Washington
street. Wilmington. Del.
SPEER, Jacob F.. Hdq Co. 35Stl
Inf, Mrs Geo. l. Speer. 1908 Delaware
avenue, Wilmington, Del
SADLER. Walter NJ. Co. F. Slltf
Pioneer Infantry. Mrs. Bessie Arm
strong. 81 E. 10th street, Whining
ton. Del.
SHOCKLEY, Stacy S, Co. *" SO7th
Pioneer Infantry Jos. G. Brown, O.
dessa, Del
TALLEY. Ebert l.. 6Oth C. A c..
Mrs. Lena Nichols, (Aunt); GA W.
25th street, Wilmington. Del.
THOMPSON. Albert r., Lewes Del.
TAYLOR. Alexander. Co. *" 14Sth
Inf. Mrs. VIM. H. Taylor, Bridgeville.
Del. r. F. d. No. 8.
TURNER. Ralph. U. S. Navy. Mrs.
Turner, (Mother); lll9
Adams street. Wilmington. Del.
TRUITT, Richard s.. Co. c. o. T.
Camp Lee, Va, Milford. Del. Sanders
W. Truitt, (Father).
TARR, Dudley s., L. S. Navy. R.
Shippers Tarr. Father. S21 No. Cal
loun street. Baltimore, Md.
TIMOTHY, James s., Lieut., 9th U.
). Marine Corp. Mrs. p. II. Timothy,
MOther); Nashville. Tenn.
THOMAS. Virgil, 18th Co. 153rd D.
B.. Mrs Lizzie Thomas, Harrington,
Del.
TAYLOR, Lewis A, Corporal, 369th
nf Wesley E. Taylor, 300 Taylor
treet. Wilmington, Del.
THORPE. Lewis X, Leonard
'horpe CFather); Route p Penny
ill, Del.
TAYLOR. Robert L.
VINSON. Clarence, Co. Il" 312th /.
nf.. Mrs. Maggie Vinson, Dover. Del
WALTERS, ElwoOd. E.. Mrs Jane
Frankford. Sussex Co., Del.
WALKER. Ray. S07th Inf. Sarah f.
Williams. S31 Walnut street, Whining
On. Del.
WALSH, Frank J., 312th Inf, Co.
F.. Mrs. Bernard Walsh, Mother);
100 w. 9Th street. Wilmington, Del
WEBSTER, Herman, nth Inf. Will
am NJ Webster. CUncle) Route Box
4, Wilmington, Del.
WOOD. George. Co. "I' 312th Inf.
,a.las II. Hastings. Penny Hill Ter
ace EdgemCor, Del
WRIGHT. Kenp. 315th Inf. Peter
Wright. (Fatherl; Seaford Del.
WITSEL. L1wTence r., Battery "B'
lst F. A.. W. Z. Witsel. 706 W. 20th
tre6t, Wi-m -g on Del.
WALKER, HAHN W. 29th Co. 154
}. b.. Camp Meade, Md, r. G. Buck /
lgham Newark De-.
WINDSOR Ralph Hiram Windsor /
arp,Own Del.
WOOD. Howard Sth Co. "a Dew. Bn., (
j4 DapO Brigade, Camp Meade. Nd,
l-s Sad Hendrix. 702 KirkwOOd .
rect Wilmington, Del
NEARSLEY. Samuel c.. 1886 Depot
s-te Camp Dix, y. j., Mrs Myrtle
Yea iley, (Wfe); Port Penn, Del.
EEBLEY, Newton p. Corporal. Co.
O. 18th Pioneer Inf. Mrs. Laura
ehlcy (Wife); 220S Church street.
n ng,on De-.
Interpret jbe S!mb0iical Group
Accompanying The memorial from
ance an English Interpretation OF
ym6ollcal group on the diploma
"a a translation of the inscription.
The translation of the inscription
'.ioWs:
TO the memory of (soldier's
or sailors name inserted) of the
United States of America. who
died for liberty in the great war.
the homage of France; the presi-
dent of the republic (Signed)
r. Poincare."
The detailed Interpretation of the
'mbolical group follows:
The principal figure of the group
the soul and spirit of the
nerican army, which helped France
maintain, alive. the fame of the
rch of liberty and Justice
Sword the Protection of the Weak
The sword is not in the scabbard.
II ready at any moment to protect !
Id defend the weak and oppressed. /
mDUiizeG in the group in the IeTt Dy
mother holding her baby to her
east and to insure freedom and JUS
&c to the coming generations. repre-
nted by the figures of the kneeling
~ praying and thanking God for /
sliverance.
At the right the figure OF a man.
Iained and shackled, symbolizes the {
,irit Of evil and the victory over our
lemies. Also at the right, crowning
e spirit Of America stands Glory. /
no rej0ices with the old war veter-
!, standing to the left of the princi- !
Il figure symbolizing the armies, /
hich are always ready to fight for
e good OF humanity.
Universal fame is symbolized by the .
inged figure flying over the group
ID trumpeting to the world the great {
iumph in which the United States !
The American eagle.
,ised on the stan of Peace. watches
alously and stands ready to swoop