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I OF HONOR OF TYRONE BOYS Mi iiin to Uncii SM'tSNIlN ''yfOne and its immediate vicinity certainly furnished its portion in ividlng an army tor the United 'tea. tn order that a complete and reeled list of thn boys who are Jn service may be secured, the Her- will publish the names HGtmred at. Christmas season. In case any been missed or the address Is orrect, of any appearing below, it Icslfed that persons make the same at the Herald office. Those are'-in the service from Tyrone as follows Agnew, U.

S. S. "Homier. Postmaster N. V.

city. 'Iiarles M. Aultz, 14 Aero Squadron. Ohio. 'obert Anderson, Kelly Field No.

I. 0.1, South San Antonio, Texas. Vlllium Arnold, Co. 320th Mail Gun Camp Gordon, Atla, On. Mlair, Ql.

Supply No, Madison llarracks, Sackett Bar, N. Y. OCI-KO Mnrley, fliilh Reg. pp Granl. Kockford.

111. fiicrtonnld H. Ilressler, Supply 11., Camp Gordon. Atlanta. M.

Beightol, Co. 110th inlry, Camp Hancock. Georgia. 'laronco V. Mowers, Co.

6th V. Amoricrin France. rank Higsins, 00th Aero Squadron. Virginia. ieorge Bnttorbaugh, Co.

11. 32Gth Camp Gordon. Ga. crgeant Edward. JVT.

Hell, Troop Ti. Camp Hancock, Ga. Ream, Troop B. 1.01th Hancock, Ga. ('.

Brantly, 5th Div. Sub- duo Flotilla. V. S. S.

"Buslvnell," York. X. Postmaster. Bressler, Co. 103rd Camp Hancock, Georgia.

AV. Burroughs. Co. 103rd dnwvfi. Camp Hancock, Ga.

A. Confer. Co. 1st Prov. Tinting Camp Lee, Virginia.

v'. IX Currnian, Co. I.I Oth no Hancock, Georgia. umers A. Confer.

Co. Camp Lee, Virginia. ui.liam 1C. Confer, Co. 110th Hancock.

Georgia. larence Clouser, Co. 32Gth Cordon. Atlanta, Georgia. in Carson, Barracks Detach- it, Quantico, Virginia.

orpornl Hiilph A. Carlson, Co. U. S. American TCxped.

Force. nco. hosier C. Calderwood, Co. 21st Camp Grant, Rockford.

111. .1. Cambridge. Co. G.

11.0th Hancock, Georgia. Ibert Oreo, P. M. 526 Peieton Grou)) Par B. C.

M. American Franco. ilsar II. Cook, U. S.

Nevada. unastcr, Now York city. villiam Clouser. Co. H.

up Gordon, Atlanta, Georgia. Cannistraci, Camp Lee, Virg. lharles H. Cassidy, 103rd Trench rtar Battery, Augusta, Georgia. icorge O.

Calbert. 103rd Trench Mortar Battery. Newton B. MMon, Co. lOSiM Jitftfl ftMflMfc, Cto, A.

Castranlo, Co. F. CWttjl tfftttcttlt, IV Ifcfc Engineers, Augusta, I Paul F. OftMHW, Cfc lOflfd Camp HaBCOtk, Ga, William Mfaitft Co. ft 2MI Cftfflp Atfgaftti, iDafid H.

ftiewditfe, iWtd American tftance. F. tOSfrt Moftlr Lieut. John A. Deferle, Camp HMUWR, dmrgfN.

Albrrt O. MtttfiMII, chioknmauga Park, Georgia. Jay Oaritian, Co. SWth Battery. John T.

lOvans, Sartd Cnmp Ue, Vlfglnld. William MltcNdl, fHH lyn. N. Naval Y. AI.

c. A sefgcant NoWls (B. IJepot Brigade T. H. Delhi, Co.

tl. 1.1oth Inl, camp Troop totst Cavalry, Camp ttan- ford, Illinois. Hancock, cock, Georgia. Howard Gardner, Co. 1.10th, Jesse HUston, JrtWth Ambulance Camp Hancock, Georgia.

Sanitary Train, Camp, John Franklin IJavlson, Bat, SIS. Long Island, N. Field Artillery. Fort Bliss, El Paso, 1 Paul A. Herlt, IVSth S.

Texas. Texas. James Demart, Co. 112th tnfan- try. Camp Hancock, Georgia.

Lieut. Joseph A. Dlckfton, Troop inist Camp Hancock, Ga. Sergeant Frank L. Dlckson, Troop Francis Mullen, address unknown.

Led Mullen, address unknown. Horace Neil, ffrtiop 5th tl. 8. Cavalry, Fott fittfeft, James F. Nan, Fireman at Hospital, Lee, Virginia- Bernard G.

Merit, Company Stfthl William n. NtlMrt, Cth Heqts. f. H. American France.

IT. 9. Marine Corps, Poatmast- Corporul Walter Meverly, 1st uth Fd. Fort Meyer, Virginia. Charles C.

Norman, Co. 110th Scott F. Harvey, Co. fisth er, N. Y.

city. B. 10lst Caviilry. Camp Hancock, Ga. Camp Green, Charlotte, N.

C. Albert F. Oahlstrom, Co. F. 103rd Englnners.

Bugler Amon L. DeArment, 103rd fantry, Camp Hancock, Ga. Harry Oberly, Headq's 10th James i. Hoff, Camp 'Corps, 5th American liurg, Virginia. Corporal D.

tl. Henderson, 52nd France. Limit. Robert Owens, O. Trench Mortar Battnry.

Cnmp Squadron, Air Service, A. E. Greetilfeaf, Fort Oglethorpe, cock, Georgia. I Franco. Corporal Gilbert Owofts, Co.

9th Christian E. Davis, Co. 103rd En-j gineers, Camp Hancock, Georgia, U. Huston, 18th Mod. Jr.f., American France.

partnient, A. E. France. Abraham Kpslein. Hat.

321st F. Robert S. Hull, Co. 110th Cnmp Cordon, Atlanta, Georgia. Hancock, Georgia.

Howard M. Knierf, Fort Benjamin Lewis Hample, Bat. Cth Field Art, A. B. France.

Fred Hull, nonth Fd. Battalion, Co. Signal Corps, Petersburg, Va. Indiana. Donald .1.

Kyer, Co. F. 103rd Ciimp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia. Kergennt John G. Floresta.

310th F. j. Hand, Supply 321s tP. Band, Camp Lee, Virginia. George G.

Fry. Co. 110th Ci'lnp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia. L. L.

Fuoss, 54th 2nd Depot Camp Lee, Virginia. Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Georgia. Captain Reuben Harris, Co. De- Klwood Peters, Cth Florida Avenue N. Unit 301 Bed Z1, Cftflip Washington, D.

C. Orlando M. Plpef, Co. 319th Gun Camp Gordon, Ga. Oscar A.

Piper, Ambulance Co. Camp Greefrtettf, Oglethorpe, Ga. Ralph W. Parker, Bat. 4 tl.

S. Field Artillery, Camp Shelby, Hftttles- burg, Miss. tached Mechanics, Augusta, Georgia, Kalph B. Piper, 2nd lot Tr. Brg.

Clarence W. Merzog, Co. F. 103rd Depot Brigade, Camp Va. lOngineers, Augusta, Georgia.

Lieut. Harold Faslck. Ordnance hn W. Hlldobrand 103rd Depot. Washington.

D. C. Kiehr.rd G. Fisher, Trench Mortar Battery, Augusta, Ga. Ralph A.

Ilolden, 103rd Trench Field Camp Gordon, ar Battery, Augiiata, Georgia. Atlanta, Ga. Jt-sse Foster, Camp Lee, Virginia. John D. Fagley, 1.03rd Trench Mortar Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.

Guyer H. Fields. Co. F. 103rd Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.

Vorne W. Fleck, 103rd Trench Battery. Camp Hancock. Ga. Sergeant J.

Irvin, Troop 101th U. S. Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia. W. L.

307 Trench Mortar Bat tery, Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. Lieutenant B. C. Co. 311th Edison WOOF 7th U.

S. Cavalry, Fort Bliss, Tex. H. L. Piper If.

S. R. Co. 30, Grosvenor Garden, London S. W.

No. 1 England, Naval Attache, U. S. U. P.

Co. George Port, Co. 1st Prov. Recrt. Camp Lee.

Virginia. Charles F. Price, Co. 110th Camp Hancock, Georgia. Preston G.

Plowden, Go. GOBth Gun Camp Meade, Md. Service Battalion, American Thomas Johnson, 15th Mortor L. Fry. Co.

F. 103 Engineers, Truck 352, Camp Bowie. Fort Camp Hancock, Ga. William A. Frazier, 103rd Trench Mortar Buttery, Camp Hancock, Ga.

George Gunsallus. Ambulance Corps No. 14, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. Linus C. Gill.

Co. C. 300 (or 305) Field Signal Barracks, Camp Leo, Va. "Sergeant. C.

B. Glenn. Ordnance Am. train, 2nd Chickamauga Park, Georgia. Paul M.

Gobcen, Y. M. C. Kelloy Field. Aviation Corps, San Antonio, Texas.

Corporal .1. G. Gibboney, 53rd Mlh Training Camp Lee, Va. Milton Gensimoro. Co.

G. llOtli Camp Hancock. Georgia. Captain J. Leonard Gaunt, assistant to chief of staff.

Camp Gordon. Atlanta, Georgia. Chalmers W. Gates, Co. A.

305th Reg. Engineers. Camp Lee, Petersburg. Virginia. J.

C. Gates, Co. 21st Camp Grant, Hockford, Illinois. Cloyd Gates, 18th Co. Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia.

William H. Gunter. 319th M. G. Co.

Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. Waller T. Gates, Quartermaster's Corps. Fort Crook, Nebraska. Glenn Grove, 5Sth U.

S. army, Gettysburg, Pa. George Gillam, Sec. 117th U. Amb.

Corps, Allentown, Pa. Lieut. John B. Goheen, Troop 101st Camp Hancock, Georgia. Worth, Texas.

Walter Johnson, Camp Lee, Va. Arthur E. Jones, Headquarters 505th American Prance. Harry Kerlin, 1st Tr. 2nd iSOth Depot Brigade, Camp Lee.

Lusitania Survivors Virginia. Steven J. Kaspick, Co. 19th En- gineerings Corps, American France. Sergeant G.

M. Keatley, 109th Aero Ser. Squadron, American France. Paul D. Miller, Co.

34th El Paso, Texas. Russell Merryman, Camp Lee, Virginia. Address unknown. Harry G. Morrell, Camp Lee, Virginia.

Address unknown. Jacob C. MoMullen, Co. B. 1st Prov.

Recrtiiting Camp Lee, Va. Charles McParland, Co. G. 110th Camp Hancock, Ga. France.

Harry D. Perry, Co. Detached Me chanlcs. Camp Hancock, Ga. Robert H.

Patterson, Co. 103rd Engineers, Camp Hancock, Ga. Corporal James C. Reed, Troop B. 101th.

Camp Hancock, Ga. James D. Root, 103rd Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga. Gilbert. D.

Rhodes, Co. lOSwl Engineers, Camp Hancock, Qa. Charles T. Rush, Co. 321 Machine Gun Camp K.

Rudolph Reinschmidt, Co. 305 Camp Lee; Virginia. Francis M. Robbins, Aviation Signal GorpB; Keltcy Fie'ld, South Antonio, Texas. Arthur Robinson, Co.

110th Camp Hancock, James H. Reader, 319 Supply F. Camp-Gordon, Go. Don Richards, Co. 110th Camp Hancock, Ga.

William H. Reeder, Co. 110th James McCann. Co. 103rd Camp Hancock, Ga.

Engineers, Camp Hancock, Ga. Charles B. Reynolds, Co. 110th Tartogllote, Co. i wr Witter Thomas, address unknown.

winllteld 8. Urnhoite, 30s Afnnbt- anee lAilfyftry Twm cafhp, tip- toil, Long Island. V. Joftfl Vanscoyoc, Co. lOSrd BHjtnWefA, Gamp tiaiicoCk, Ga, i William Wallace White, Co.

60S Service AntomoMIe fitypot, Com. Hoboken, Y. Raymond Wills, 00 Aero Squadron, Aviation Camp, Morrison, Va. Waller Williams, address C. A.

VVoomer, Bat. 17th Field Artt, Gump Shelby, Hattlesburg, George D. Wnnds, Fort D. A. Rus-' sell, Quartermaster's Carps, omltig.

Charles G. Waple, 187 Aero Squad-' ron, Camp Kelly, San Antonio, Texas. Sergeant Jesse L. White, Troop Itfth 8. Crifalry, Fort Texas.

Joseph Wilson, Co. 314 Catnip Meade, Maryland. I Paul T. Winter, Headquarters jftOB Camp Lee, Virginia. Corporal Paul T.

WerU, Kelly Field, No. 1 Lino 59-8rd Souts San An- tcnlo, Y. M. C. Texas.

Dlemcr B. Wesson, Fort Barrancas, Florida. Gotelib Wesner, Supply F. Camp Gordon, Ga. James Howard Waring, 305 Camp Lee, Va.

Wilbur Clyde White, Co. A. 305 Reg. Camp Lee, Va. Aldln Walker, Co.

G. 111 Camp Hancock, Ga. Alton C. Woodring, Troop 101st Camp Hancock, Ga. Monroe C.

Co. 108 Cnmp Hancock, Ga. Lester Vost, U. S. S.

Louisiana," Postmaster, New York city. BUILD SHIP IN FIVE MONTHS of trlflirti atanMrdlsitf Type to Turned Out In About Sixteen time. The first of the standardized merchant ships built to order for the Brit- Jsh government recently went through Successful trials of a exhaustive icharacter, says the Scientific Ainerl- lean. The type has been designed to iprovldc good cargo-carrier, in the Shortest time, and with the least cx- pendlture of material. The 'keel of i thin trial ship was laid last February, land in less than six months the ship Iwau completed, loaded aud ready for i The standardized vessels, which are iof 8,000 tonu capacity, are built in two a single-deck for grain and (the other a two-deck ship for general It is also Intended to build two.

'similar types, each of 5,000 and 8,000 itons carrying capacity. Not only the 'hulls but the engines are standardized. They have extra large hatchways to quick loading and disehnrg- most Important feature. The iiflrst vessel was built in five months' itlme, and It Is expected that future 'vessels will be turned out in from 'four to four-and-one-half months. Kdward K.

Moon, Co. 110th I Camp Hancock, Ga. Camp Hancock. Ga. Benjamin A.

Stevenson, Co. A. 305 James R. Murray, U. S.

S. "New i Engineers, Camp Lee, York," 1st Postmaster, New John H. Sprigga, 505 Ser York city. vice American France. Clarence B.

Moore, Co. 110th I Corporal Henry H. Stratiff, Head- Camp Hancock, Ga. quarters 305 Camp Lee, Va. Frank McCormack, Co.

322hd Harry Stuart, 19th Engineer Corps, Keg. Gamp Perry, Ohio. Artillery, American Exped. Force, Harry A. Meily, Bg.

27 Navy France. 419 So. Broad Philadelphia. C. Shoemaker, 112 Infantry Robert S.

McDowell, 305th Hcg. Camp Hancock, Ga. Camp Lee, Virginia. Herman Smith, 2nd Marino Bar- Richard Moore, Co. 326th racks; Overseas Bat, Paris Island, S.C.

Camp Gordon, Wflliston Stonebraker, Co. 110 Lieutenant Robert P. Meily, 315th. Camp Hancock, Ga. R.

Camp Meade, Md. Lewis Savino, Co. 326 Camp Chester E. Miller, 319th Headquar- Gordon. Go.

tors F. Camp Gordon, Ga. Thomas F. Smith, 77 Aerial Squad- n. W.

Mussor, Co. 19th Ry. ron, Aviation Field. No. Garden IT.

s. American Franco. James J. Matthews, Co. 110th Infantry, Camp Hancock, City, Coney Island.

Jacob Spotts, Mcch. Shop Unit, 301, Camp Meigs, 5 St. Florida James Harold Lucas, 5C Inf. Brigade I Avenue N. Washington, D.

C. Veterinary Unit. Hancock, Everett 10. Shelow. Battery 5th Sergeant James McConahy, Field Artillery, American 305th Englnorss, Camp Lee, Virginia.

Francis B. Miller, Co; 110th Sergeant Stewart F. Shea, Co. Cnmp Hancock, Georgia. Gerald McConahy, 17 Ambulance Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, Fred Mowry, Battery 20 Fd.

Camp Stanley, Leon Springs, Taxas. Gilbert Kanour, 103rd Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga. I). Shelley Kloss Co. 103rd Engineers, Cnmp Hancock, Ga.

William A. Lytlo, 88th Aero Squadron, 1nt Prov, Wing, A. S. 8., American France, Paul American Ambulance Corps, AlloiUowH, Pa. 82Cth Camp Gordon, Ga, R.

F. Searer. 145 Aero Kelly field, South San Antonio, Texas. William Switzer, 321 Machine Gun I Camp Gordon, Ga. John Clayton Smith, Co.

505 Service Camp Lee, Va. Robert Shively, Co, 330 Inf. Rfegt, Cwnip Sherman, ChUlicotho, Ohio, Joseph Shires, 103rd Mortar Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga. Harry N. Sellers, 103 Trench Mortor Buttery, Camp Hancock, Ga, Charles L.

Singer, 53 14th RESOLUTION. WiHEREAS, the Home Electric Light Steam Heating Company has flled with the Public Service Commis- jsion, a schedule of increased rates for light, heat and power by means of I electricity in the Borough of Tyrone, to be effective January 1, and WHEREAS, any increase in the present rates charged for light, heat land power by means of electricity in (the Borough of Tyrone would be unjust and unreasonable: THEREFORE, be it resolved by Hie 'Borough of Tyrone in Council assem- ibled, that the Legal Committee of the (Tyrone Borough Council be and is instructed and empowered to itako whatever steps may be desirable land necessary to prevent any increase In the rates formerly charged by the Homo Electric Light Steam Heut- Company, furnishing light, heat land power by means of electricity in the Borough of Tyrone. Read and approved at a regular meeting of Council, held the 7th day of January, A. D. 1918.

S. S. Stanley, Attest: President of Council. J. H.

Harklerode, Secretary. Tho abovo Resolution read and approved by mo this Uth day of January, A D. 1918. Richard Beaston, Burgess. Lieutenant Robert Love, Corps of Camp Leo, Va.

Kngiiieers, Regular Army, unaasigned. George Kienzle, Med, Detachment, 321 F. Camp Gordon, Georgia. c. V.

Keith, Co. 110th Infantry, Oamp Hancock, Georgia. Henry Espleu Kloas, 446 Depot Detach, Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. Harry Kling, Co. 146 U.

S. Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala. Corporal C. Morgan Steeje, Troop F. loith Camp Hancock, Ga.

Corporal Walter Schopp, Troop l-Olth Camp Hancock. Ga. Richard J. Schell, 108ril'Trench Mor lor Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga. Edward E.

Shellenberger. Co, 303rd Engineers, Camp Hancock, Ga. John J. SJckler, Co. I03rd John F.

Kolessey, 103 Trench Mor- Camp Hancock, Georgia tar Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga. Paul F. Stratiff, 103rd Trench Mor- Who Can They Be? Chester McCullougU. Co. 103rd Battery, Camp Hancock, Ga.

KngineorK, Camp Hancock, Qu. Halph Thoiuau. Co. ft, HOth UulpU G. McFarlaud, Co, 103 Hancock, Curnps Haucock, i ig.

TyttOO, 103vd Twuch Mor Orris L. McNeil, I03r4 Trench tar tottery, Cawp Hancock, CJa. tar C'ainj) Hancock, Ga', Harold B. Thompson, Co. 103rd James Frank Moore, pivWon Engineers, Camp Hancock, Ga.

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