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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOKK. SIMMY, MARCH Ii. 10X8, THE EAGLE'S TWO PAGES OF SPECIAL MILITARY NEWS OF MOUSE IS PUZZLE LOST LEG IN ACTION, GOING BACK AGAIN Michael R. Olplne.

Brooklyn Boy 'With British Forces. Want; to Be Aviator. KM MM li I BATTM FREDERICK LUHMANN LIEUTENANT AT DIX BUILDING UP NEW LIEUT. E. A.

TAYLOR AT ROCK ISLAND CAMP ROWAN HURD, MEMBER OF COAST ARTILLERY HANCOCK MEN SEE EARLY TRIP ABROAD Advised by Battery Chaplain to Wind Up Their Business at Home. WADSWORTH UNITS Signal Battalion of Provisional Regiment Receives 200 Men From Leavenworth. Lieutenant-Colonel Doane Tell; Story That Has Comrades Guessing. i.lt. ox WALLS I Ail.

ton thi: inin I I n. Team Maps nwi'r ohinrl knock- In er I 11 Moid oi it 1 Ho i 1:1 I'OUI siioi-ial Training for Mi-inhcr- IDSil I 'iiginivr 1 1'lt inn Returns 1.1 amp. I Special The Faglc 1 1 Camp Mfagswerth, gpaAtanburg, s.j c. March I work bulldlni up the rkltoald units "of the Provisional Daps) forcorpaand Arm) troops was commenced yesterday when Sit en-j listed men arrived from Tort Leaven-. north.

Kaiif.is and a1 ere assigned ta I Ti.e 1 ALLEN TAYLOR gmffi Sat. 4 Bureau, Metropolitan WvWon I'amp Lpl.ui. I. March Lieu tenant Colonel William Doane. IdTth infantry, the colored outtlt.

has soon tailing 1 story to hi ofAear friends which no one l.nows eaclly how take. Hil avitlanl -incerily and seriousness is the cause of th-- and mkafivinf. He laualta with ihe reat as lie talla It. lUl hli manner d.as not indicate that he "ptttttm over" a Joke. ha means just what he Hays, und he is a convincing story toiler, he ims eooountf i nw grogaad in lh neighbor I Ml Washington avenue lb" P' In the window of a rvlce Rag one Mu Mm ami g.d.1 Br wanted to know what tin- fold star Indicated.

111 man l' lesctrd nr if. I lie Ml ttfr in tin- cause "1 democracy investigation tli.u the Bold Stat r. presented a in. ill Ml aclivo scry front in m. to one Winched 1 pi'rri-lVl'l! M'-'r'vV .1 the Um ltdtb Signal Battalion.

Thtyhadj completed a special c. .1 training i the there A4dl-1 tional troops are 1 I here short-I l.v 10 till up the other depleted nulls. Surplus commissioned and mm -open-1 missioned officers ent here within a few day from amp Sevier, i liieenvillc. S. It understood I skel- depot, which The ottlccrs a-er I licie recentlv harlot te iKiiully memhers of T.nnessee.

North Caroiina regim "lina and: and were ieiiere.j aurplua liurlna the reorgan- ixrf; 'IDOH'T BET OH PUGGY! van- Helminlak, Company M. losih intantr; tie bad Ueen mj lint one day with pneuinonia. His i S'virt" 7:1 Hutta0 The Sec muirleis will leave her few days a special oul gineer's oani The offlcers training wM here ii it raining al the Kn-ed at Beivoir, Va men will receive could not gel net a nation of ex- 1 ne coui-se v. 'V'" fpon the return III" se, l.il,;.n will MemUers of Ne Knglnnd rt. he nn.t under M.liU-lTll.Mf.

troops as measure eiieral and Mra, lohn r. .1 week spenl Irtwodaugh. TRANSFER BORO M. DS. 1 physhlans in me Army have traiisferred assigned recently aa Lieutenant Raphael Wolfe is a.s.

signed to amp Devon. Aver Mrs from Fort Oglethorpe. Lieutenant Jamaa c. roorman iriuii fort Oglethorpe to lamp II shelby. HattteibUi'g, for duly, apnin ivari uatcrhaua is aaaigned to Camp She, man.

Chllllcothe. Ohio. 1 aurgeon. I Lieutenant Frederick Barnateln la tlethorpe to duty at i on McHenry. M.i ants Julius Blank, Naac and Joai ph Lintz go tthorpe for instruction.

it Frank J. Mangold of 1 3(1 avenue to Fort Oglethorp, Dean .1, ind Clcii I Balleti of City, fot iencnil Suppl I Lieutenant I from I oscph" U. Kelly been sent the Cornell Medical Col Lieutenant Anthony w. M. Marine goes It, hester.

Mayo Clime, for instruction, on completion of which he will be assigned to duty at lamp L'pton. Captain Alec Thomson goea to Camp Dix to investigate the prophylactic stations, anil on completion, to Washington for duly in the surgeon general's omre. Lieutenant Harold M. Weinberg i honorably discharged on account of physical disability existing prior to his entrance into the sen ice I ROWAN KURD, a former Brook-l hoy. Hie son of ti.

Kurd, is in the Thirty-third Cowl Artillery, I Island Sound Coast Defense, stationed al l-'ort Miehie. He was i December it. is8. at 3j; Pacific Htreet. and attended P.

S. and Ihe Haptist Tempi" Sunday School. Six years ago he moved with his fain- llv to Mii.or.i. Conn. He was graduated from Milford High Bchool.

Ke volunteered nine months ago and he- came a corporal before he reached It la Camp Gordon Special The Kuglc t'amp Gordon, Atlanta, March 1- Additional rldt nee that the departure of the Bighty.aecond Dlvbdon for service la planned for some dale in the near future was supplied here In the appointment at ihe first of Colonel H. Wetherlll, commander of the lolored training bgttallona, to the newly created post ol camp adjutant. This officer win he concerned with all mature no! relat- ling to man and enaipnien, of nd division leavi official Htan. baa been reassigned to the ouarterniaater department, Harris comes iroin DOS Dehtfllb Mrooklyn. and was formerly Third Officers- Tiaining Camp hen is the author an 1 1 1 1 res I i book entitled "Conscript 2D89." Crump Samuel II.

Friedman of Itauncey street. Brooklyn, has ar-ved at Camp Gordon to assume the uties of secretary to Ihe Jewish oard for Welfare Work. Secretary rledman is a graduate or the Brook- Hoys 1 1 i -ill School, ehs of I 1 3. with a large number of Uro'uk'lvn ml Long Island men at Camp Cor-1 Michael P.rcnnan of I'rov, has been added lo the fie Knights of Columbus Hall. guns have re- 'amp for ihe sltiily of by experts, has cent l.v added I artillery eiinipincni ordnance arhoo Ido.

cnnilucteil i charge of lleniy al corporal pn the tB riflc' THE SOLDIER'S CREED i I I i I 1 Mat Sau.lv Hook. X. wind up your busi home, say goodhy and put up a good fight, for gjB for the best country earth." were the words licit Chaplain Landahl spoke lo Hie men of Battery Hft. seventh Artillery ai a musical evening III their Uarraiks recently, These WOrd told the hoys in khaki that thev were soon going "over there" to begin the real intensive training that will fit them to man the big guns to combat 'he 11,11... These wo, no.el, for men.

who, although they have long since siguiiied then desire to gel Into tion. tcit that the hour li not now far distan, when thee mua sav goodhy fathers, mothers, sisters, brother and friends and embark at some American port for pvoreeas ice. Chaplain Unhahl spoke feelingly land with th avuwcl purpose of tin. soldiers, und whim he had ooncludod his address he was loudly applauded The affair was probably the last the company will hold here. The program was arranged by Sergeant L.

11. ouimmiii oi numbers. There wen- songs Private l'reil Uarien. who was one of ihe Ahon, Opera 'oinpan appea n-d In "The Dill" I'livale Nicholas a Iiimhs. William Morrison and U'rioiie Williams.

Sergeant Miller anil Corporal Morrison; piano selections bv Corporal Spieilel. talks by Captain and Lieutenants Cleaver and Little, and tucks Ith iaid by the company tailor. Battery wins BaalcetbaU Title. Battery Is lie winner of the Colonel Taylor trophy, emblematic line n.isKetlcill el. amp, Hancock.

The team la nil recently and ilefe. High that morrow afternoon, the soldiers will to Dockayvay lieacli. where a will be played with the Xaial Iteserve team at the clubhouse of Ihe Atlantli- Athletic Assoeiatioc, and ou Mni, day evening the lean) will meet the (ininlei ni' the Car lloekaway compain. of the Thirteenth i A i I ley hitters armory ll is expected th this will be ihe last chance Ihe prop of Dockayvay. where Battery was recruited last spring, will have All offlcers artillery work ac Fortress Monti ding ihe artllle ranch of th" I material inning the drafted nu who arc at the post from up-Stale clues.

strong teams should be formed. Coming down on Ihe CSovernmcn' ,0 ti I lo lake the place of th" f(im. Irnsfcrre.l to Ihe Fifty-sevcnlh Regiment Thua far th" recruitlrw has not enough to till up these When the new men from the N.itionnl Army come here they Mil I probnblv be nsslgneil lo these new companies. INSURED FOR $2,545,000 Wushlngton, D. March 2 Tin Eightieth Company.

United State! Marines, on active service BomeWhert This undoubtedlj establishes a reo. WINKLE FINISHING AVIATION COURSE I Kl. TENANT ll.l.IAM instruction in WoCO. Texas Iflll lb" RtDfcliiCK LUHMAKIM AMi 'Mi tl many former Brooklyn matt now officer In the National Araj 11 Camp W. ll I Lieutenant tick l.uh- maan.

Company A. PieM Signal Battalion. Ueutenanl Lubniann asrfd ibttmnn waa born ed here until his uri .1.1 in 11 he Hi ir- averal a-eeke he mender of hta company Camp Wadsworth The number and sharacter of com-ni. 1 atlona oomini thin "dice indl- ade thn ugh other than military annela, for promotion and other pre-rnient of olfieera and enllated men the several armiei now In the serv- of the I'rtlted State Tins la in the ri'iulre--. Tin- should I quarters of Majo I the camp conn quotes the above dlactlplnary aotloi violation of tins it attention of these The Ouurtrrniic in, liner of NAVY NEEDS MORE "EYES' I binoeulais.

field pjasies Spy gUsrs. tele- 11 1:1 ANT TA i.i nf ihe Ordnauc Corps. Motor Vision, aliout completed ins training al Wind. motor i pi popular young men of thd section Before bring conn he WNddad Willi his wiiean.l "''ni expert nlandgei of the- Hiookln Willys-Overland roinpain. He passed liis inililaiy with 110 per cent.

He te SHE NEVER LOSES Camp Upton. 1. I iii-i The dominating uuesfion in 1 oiupauy Infantry, la Puggy. Puggy la Juat a plain, ordinary, not unattractive Hug, but she is the pride of ih" outfit! tnd th" envs of th( other oompanli a. For I'uggy 1 1 ,1 wonder, she chew 11 obaoOQ nnd is now being taught to expectorate She In.wl "The l.uig.

l.ng Tiail." and she can drill a aquad tnl men wani to know is ran she real I) tell a Pill oi rjenom n- Hergeaai frank at Cht in Brooklyn, i bet. mi, I he ha bet, Hull she Ftecentlj be made the boaat, and ai doubting Tbomaa from Compatij i was willing to a goodly aum that she could The sergeant egged him on. mni when he I was mad" he Hie to strip a bill hi- roll, prove the dOBOmlMlt Inn did BO, 1 II. solc-ted a bill and rolled bail. Ryder peeled a fp passed ll over for a luati.

aaked ins victim i 11 thai reilled With ppel lU ill! i i private gets a pepper-j oi time Bite iierforms if absence granted Major Quartermaster. First ha been extended ejEht First Li, itenant John J. Murphy Fifty-fifth Pioneer Infantry, has beei granted leave of absence for tlx-, si Mi itenant Frank Shuell Antl Aircraft Machine Cun linl has been granted a leave ol William J. Jackson Pi from the Supply third Pioneer Infantry I Captain ii traosferred frjjii i nit Peter McCahlll In from the intih Rati in to the Fifty -tint una of eniiste, 'loneer tnfan pa p. ,1,1 i i panv I), been transfer, 'Supply Company.

Pifty-thlr I 1 I I I I I 1 I 1 ami' It is a vicious growling mouse who is -I short leiniicr. il and 1- no ie-. of dii'iiilleil officers No oin has seen Ihe growling in.ii.se ami fur onlv the l.leiitenani lias heard 11 He (ouches for the stoi I-atit night lo uil.lnighl and was jus, falling asleep when Ihe mouse hegan gnaw I ween Ihe wuals at a point on the level with Ins head. "1 fixed the t.lankels in an eflorl to drown nut the persist, ni gnawiim hut to no avail. Then I p.uind"d I lie wall Willi toy li.f.

Tin- gnawing iinine.li.lt. I and my sin -priM I heard a growl. I h. the gnawing st-irled again Again pouu.l-e.l and again cam" the growl. I am in -I mistaken.

Th" noise came from the walls. I remained awake for nearly hour and a half, doing cwrything firing a levolv. point Idank ml" ih" ,11. hut gmiweo The Lieutenant Colonel add HAS 115 IN SERVICE An honor roll contain. ng the nanu Way ne round No.

II, Junior Order L'nlted American Mechanics, was pre-scnd to the erganir.atioii 11 recent meeting. Those in service ure: Vnir. 1 lu. PHvId At kins. I.M., lifrliuin-.

i Hhi.s Ki.i., HISS.MI II" I. li. U- ii i iio.i-ii roil, y.inipi, It ll. llalwr. I.

sislneks Tarrant K. GRIFFIN TO REVIEW 47TH id. has launched a li emits. The battalion will 7: SO Tuesday, al 1 1 Marcy avenue and Hey and the line of inarch Hevward street, to Bedforil Broadway, the Bridge Havemeyer street, through Btreet to McCftrren Park. street, include Congressman and me.

of Kings imrrii i xn.i Mtv aii i.ts. The Woman's Auxiliary of Company II 106th Infantry, the old Twenty-j third, held a general business meeting' The ofileer" of the auxiliary are: President, Mis. K. Mayer; vice president. Mrs .1 Byrne: secretary.

Carey, and Measurer, Mrs. ENSIGN KEECAN. MEMBER OF ARMY-NAVY BOARD mi Army -Navy "I i plain Bdward I egan lyecnty -on" ii" i d. in Quarantine, In Iho Health I iflli er's Do-'partment. tinslgn Kcegan was bom la iJrobklyn aboui pj jrears ago and raj appointed the Hydrographlc Mil'-': HI I''" hy Secelai of, be it.

Tracy Before Hum he bad been a on the Maritime Practically I1 eon spent 1,1 shipping York 'lIBw'' 2 ADRIAN I.KEEGAnS 'r 7 1 I 1 1 MICHAEL f0 LIEUT P. CROSBY ATHLETIC OFFICER Now In Charge of 305th Infantry Activities. COMPANY to being called SCHNEIDER ABROAD WITH OLD 69TH alf aeo c. VS Official Wadsworth Orders Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, March First Lieutenant Charles V. Kayser.

Medical corps, has been I relieved from assignment with the 106th Infantry and assigned to duty with the 100th Machine (inn Battalion Private Herbert 8, Van. Ict-vccr. Signal imps, has been advanced to Hie grade Of llmt-claBJ private. I P. 1 "ha the Plrat Com Ford Terry, ecu detailed as Private William F.

Lewis. Company K. 1 05th Infantry, Mill be discharged on account of fraudulent enlistment First Lieutenant Oc.rge MeK. Hall. Field Hospital Company.

105, has been v-'l from tei duty with 111. I02d Field Signal Battaltmi. Army Troop, haa been as- dgned to duty In the Adjutant's Headquarters National fjliard, irHiisfrn-ed I0h Machine Gun Battalli Klfty-thlrd Pioneer Infantry, attached the Fifty-third Infantry for duty. ifu PI.