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niE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 1018. 10 THE EAGLE'S SPECIAL CAMP NEWS OF BROOKLYN BOYS SIGNAL BATTALION Two Gorman Brothers With Colors ELIMINATE WASTE ST. ANN'S LYCEUM MEN SERVING fl I Tifmnr in mi in AT SPARTANBURG OFFICER KEPT BUSY Task So Hard at Wadsworth That Frequent Changes Lieutenant Hambly in Charge cf Economy Campaign. 1 1 li i wi ujam ofmuyf aininln'g' enlisted no lecoinmended for discharge on soi a-oii's eeriiticato of disability in the I irth and Fifty-seventh Pioneer Infantry regiments.

mm a (Special to The Eagle.) Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. S. March 4 Economy and thrift, i which win ho prominent factors In winning the present war, are being taught horo with a vim. Waste is I thing of the past hero and the Gov. eminent can Justly feel proud Ot the manner in which the men of Hie Division ui acting.

Lieutenant L. C. F. Hanibi. raaeter corps has been i signated as reclamation -v ami lie is puiorin-iiig Ins new duties noblv.

Waste will not be lolerated Special attention is being paid to kitchen waste and forage -waste. Old and damaged clothing, shoes and. in fact, everything in and about the camp that can be used ugain or sold for money is turned over lo the reclamation officer. Tho scheme is in vogue not only here, hut in every camp and cantonment in the country. Not only will a direct saving b( affected, but tile OltiCels llloi 111 camp will ho imbued With ideas of thrift ami economy winch win follow them and bo helpful afler the war in over and they return to civil life.

Lieutenant Hambly has ably organized tho work nnd lie has no precedents or rules lo guide lilm, as his duties are just being instituted in Army service, lie has given the subject considerable study and is ntliii-siastic about it. Tho saving lb li results from such work is ahe.oi.. making itself felt. SOLDIERS AT FRONT mpany at the time of his enlist- nt. mem.

Michael Carney of 235 Front School i il I St. Ann's Lyceum and the Holy Name Society. He was employed as a 'lerk by the Brooklyn i nlon Gas First of New Units at Wads-worth to Reach War Strength. HF.AI.TII COXmnONS IMPROVE Division Surgeon Sas Enlisted Men Arc BMpMMMt for Excellent (Special to The Kaglc.) Camp Wadsworth. Spartanburg.

P. March 4 The arrival today tt Jii additional enlisted men from Fort Leavenworth, where they underwent a special MWH tt mstruc-ilm at the Signal School. Rave the U26lh Field Signal liattalion lis full war strength. It is the (list of the ilWletonized units of the I'rovisional Depot for Corps and Army Troops to ho reconstructed. Surplus ufiicers of the Thirtieth Division encamped at Camp Sevier.

QreeDViUe, who have been trans-urred here to lill vacancies in the depleted New imghind rari taenia, save siurltd to arrive. Captains Many Mui.i.cls and l.ouis Hrown. 11 Mb and Charles Hard. 117th infantry, reported to Brigadier General Guy (jarleton today. lust Lieutenant Wevtniin 1.

Her-luri, 105th Field Ainllei, has been ol d. red to proceed 10 1 ort SHI. Ci.la whore he will take a special course at the School of Fire Sickness in the Twet.ty-seventh Ii- ision has taken anothe lap drop, according 'o the weekly icpoit l.y Lieutenant Colonel 10. U. Mahmey, I lie uivisloii surgeon, fur transmission to the Surgeon General's ollice at Washington.

The report a rate of :S.0'J non-effectives per thousand, us against 27.04 for the previous week. Lnlislcd Men nilWIUlWO In commenting on the excellent health rtcord Lieutenant Colonel Mu-loney, l.ieuter.aiii Colonel W. C. I lie sanitary inspector, and William K. Hear, su-pei int.

ndeii! of i he Haso Hospital, re-maiked ih.it ike enlisted men themselves were responsible for existing condiuons. 'They are an intelligent body of men, and thoroughly understand the Importance of taking ever) precaution against declared Colonel Montgomery. -They have worked in good spirit to this end. and haw always been willing to act upon every lUMccUon tho offtcett have given them. 1 am quiie sincere when 1 say that to tho enlisted man of this camp, as much as to the medical Officer I is due the credit fur the lid health record we are inak- very hy the United States alth Service of cerebro In Fuirfnrc-st, a few miles p.

has caused a quarantine lo he established. The military police have heen placed mi guaid th. a to see lliat oitieers ami eniisted n.eii HN H. HIGG INS of 70 Taik tvenue, is ir i Battery 105th ield Artilier tanburg. S.

C. He was lyn and was graduated School. He is a im i.il Lyceum and the Holy of St. Aait'l Chun h. ployed by tho Hrookl.

Camp Dix (Special to The Eagle Camp Dli-. N. Mnrcli 4 The Ambulance Company will go to New tho unit. It is one of the best drilled ambulance companies in (raining hero anil is made up of volunteers from all sections of the country. Fifty picked bayoncters will rep resent this cantonment at the demon stralion.

The no will be be- cause or uhtiiiy in lirool Ann'siof Ann's Societ GET HOT DRINKS I Hon of first aid work tho big Imililaiy ib to be held In The War Council oi lh tu. Marcn 15, led ross has received the loi-6 nnJ Voimen-s Overseas Work. Prance: The men will probably show the "At the request of the United States Workings of a dressing station. Cap. Army tho American -d Cp.s- has Mn c.

E. Maxwell is in conunaml of ompany at tho iient in the navy S. S. Calumet. of his enlist- lie Camp Upton Eagle Bureau, Metropolitan Division.

Camp Upton, L. March 4 The "Go-Get-'Em" company Company 1108th Infantry can throw its chest out once again, for its basketball team defeated Company recently by a score of 13 to 6. Company I holds the banner of the Third Hattalion and in out for the regimental title. The team consists of the following: Second Lieutenant Richard M. Small, manager; Sergeant Hoyde F.

Ar-quette, right forward; Corporal Robert Hoibir, loft forward; Corporal Richard Wellsteatl, center; Sergeant Joseph H. Boudrot, right guard; Private Isaac Goldberg, left guard. i fauy. which is under Ihe ut. oant It.

M. Lang he tompany chorus elected the in- oi --ticking llioln-Leary, to ti. Tracy! Hun" for the hospHal charity. Uuly and Goldberg. oiiowmg officers: Lieutenant l.ang-.

'uanager; Serp.eaiit John W. manager, Sergeant I-Iullus S. musical director. i.i naub.i.e. oi the Prcsid.

nl, will sue; to the soldi. -is angle auditorium morrow night. She of General Scott, over the him. Mis ir of th- Wilson is making a tour Ha. tern cantonment sieging This is New Jersey Day and the rs of the House of A'seiob.

1 fantry t-gimcnts, ina.le up xolio-iv ivs Till now of llo- isiMo-. Tin men who reported last week will take hi IIO.O- I oiic-n air meeting will be held on the parade grounds, fohou nig the ml I V. Ill nihil-. I the lawmakers of their State. Brooklyn, business honor ta iiij It to Secreta dale in New York.

8 MEN FOR CAMP UPTON Eight men were sent to Camp Upton by Local Board as the last increment of tho first draft. In addition. Harry Woalbeck of 289 Fulton street, was sent to the Coast Artillery at Fort. Slocnm on February 28, and James McConncll of Liti Bridge street went to Waco, Tex. The name of Alexander Sobalinski of 14 Greene avenue was handed to the police by the obard and he has been classed as a Following are the men who left for Upton: Tony Cnrbo, 04 Hudson avenue; James F.

Flynn, 107 Prospect street; Richard S. Sinnolt. 13 Sackman street; Ralph De Ncarco, 1H2 Prospect street; Dominick Supeielii, 171 Prospect street; Patrick Pray, 101 (told street; Antonio Severino. 246 York street, and William Seult, Johnson i Tue i I i The pnrenis of Second Lieutenant ienry It. Lilian of New York City re-ently spent a few days at Camp Hp- (.

weight. Private Hunt; lightweight. Private llen lich; wok. mi. blh light lo i eye.

NEW RECRUITING OFFICE A central recruiting headquarters where men may join any branch of the military service, including the Army. Navy, Marines and State Guard, will be opened by the Mayor's Coin-milteo on National Defense, in the Hall of Records, Miinhattaan, today. This Is the only place in ibo city where recruiting officers of all branches of the service are stationed. Very few men have responded to the call for two hundred photograph! rs for the United Slates School of Aerial Photographers at Rochester which is to open in a few days. PLEURISY KILLS OFFICER Miss tv-celia Escheacli of 83 Kingston avenue, died of pleurisy at Camp Devcns, Ayer, according to word received by his aunt.

as formerly a Sign.il Corps of Brooklyn and lived at S78 St. John's place with his mother and his sister, Mrs. George Gautier. He graduated from Hoys High School and from Columbia University, where lie obtained an electrical engineer's degree nine year sago. Recently he has lived, with his wife and two children, nt ading, Mass.

lie was manager of the Hay State Railroad. LIEUT. FRASCHOT OX LEAVE Captain Nosbilt Assigned to Post of Keeping Newspaper Men Informed. (Special to The Eagle) Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg. S.

March 4 Newspaper correspondents working in Camp Wadswouli litre having a hard time trying to Ian intelligence officer of the Twenty, seventh Division on the job. A dozen or so officers have tried it during the i Past few months, and so far not one I of them has been able to hold out more than two or three wet ks at 1 who lurnishes Ihe correspon- I. lents with the news of what is going on. That is, ho is supposed to do that. The go to I--'- veritH-aiHji, ot rumors, and lor i h.

please at printing 1 Lieutenant C. P. Franchot has heen intaillfence officer for time now, I but has been breaking dow under he strain and has been forced to as-ij for ten days leave of absence. He haves today for a well earned lest, 'a ivill lake ut ins old home in IbilT.do. Captain M.

H. of the 107th Infantry has been wanning up for several days and will go into the box today. When the division first came here Major J. L. Kincaid.

division jn.ige advocate, had the intelligence job lor a while. Then il was given to Ma ior Edward dniMcad, ho lo id it Intiirrr than any of the others. When he was transferred to another post Captain C. W. Wickersham tried it.

hut ho soon gave it up. Captain Aimer Piatt tried his hand ami aid well, but he lost flesh rapidly. Then came Captain W. T. Slarr, Police.

Ho didn't last either. Captain Starr Is a gradual, of several colleges and universities, but he said he would ban. to go to school some more before ho could run the job properly, so he got leave of absence and is hiking a. post-grad no to course at some university out West Captain Graham Votings came n-xt week. He found the Job so hard that he got a transfer and went to Now to join a new cavalry regiment that is being organized there.

Lieutenant Franchot. who succeeded Captain Young, has born doing well, but he has not. been able to stand tho strain any more than the others The like him, and tlvv hop-- he will he fully restored to health by the lime ho completes his vacation. Captain Nesb.lt. who slarts out today, is lean sod muscular, ami promises to do well.

The correspondents are hanking on him. Down at the Provisional Depot tor Corps and Army Troops Ihe depot adjutant. Major Andrew Tuck, is i 1 1 i officer. He hut that will be a story all to itself somo day. EMPLOYERS PRAISE HEROISM OF MAGILL An appreciation of the heroism ot William Leslie Maglll, the aviator killed recently al Oerstner Field, has been written by Wood Harmon, tlie tiim with hich he was employed.

"Ill tho last siiprenie sucn.jee for Ins country, William I.e.. lie Magill only 1 1 1) I I ihe promise of his youth and the expectatl of those who knew l.d into reads the 'Since he sine to ho never failed a ta a duly. Hy instinct grew to greater res lie was selected lo f. Hi led sib, lilies until of the larger lo om and with the (list call lid wiling mini announced his His economic future ivas I'm and probably no one entered ti atom Corps Willi a soul more fully and joyfully consecrated The dash to earth on the pi Louisiana while trying lo BIS pas.engor was merely the apt of a rounded life. iheilioiico from ihildho.ii.

fidelity to I young manhood del i initiation to without regard to sol ration for his vlorom ILL AT CANAL ZONE so sick with pleurisy, into pneumonia, that 1 the hospital, ib- wat there, and bis father as his redo vi seemed tat In real n- Am on the boy for a month. WYCKOFF AT WADSWORTH (inns Hall High School. EUCHRE FOR OLD 69TM 'he V. Auxiliary of the ll lantry, the old Sixty-ninth ll if I ho VASSAR CALL FOR NURS'cS military nnd public health will be enlisted for the Camp for Nurses at Vassa Coll France. His lain the.

Canal Zone 1 has Just returned The adventures Harold Healy's 1 and varied since Naval Reserve las on the Astor yach I Vi 13 Camp Wadsworth (Special to Tlie Btfte.) Camp Wadsworth Sp.n i.inhurg. S. 4 Wbll up at the artll-lery range last ue I (lettMlt tieorge Mc.Nulty. llitll Field Artillery, went off on a hunting xpedi-tlon without success. When lie returned he remarked to of ins fellow oitlcers that Commissioner Hoover should include fhotleas day in his vocabulary.

Wagoner George Patkor. Supply Company, Infantry, and Private Donald H. Kill Company 106th Infantry, have heen transferred to the Headquarters Detachment, Fifty-tlnrd lnfanlrj Hrigade. Corporal James W. Ward, Company lOtth Infantry, and Private A.

H. Anderson. Company i ft li Infan-try, have been detailed to temporary iluty in the office of tlie Division IVu.utei master. Corporal Frank K. Hattery Wagoner William Squires.

Supply Company, nnd Private Robert Jones, Hattery C. all of the 108th Field Artillery, have been transferred lo the Unlisted Ordnance Corps, National Army, and ordered to proceed to the Instruction School, Peoria, for a course ot twenty Bight days instruction. Private Charles wood, company A. 1'iTth Infantry, has heen transferred to the Division He.uhpiarters Captain William G. Slaudemaier, Ordnance Reserve corps, has been assigned to active duty and ordered to proceed to Washington, D.

reporting upon arrival to the Chief of ordnance for assignment to duty. First Lieutenant Thomas J. Cour-sey. urdnanco Reserve Corps, has been ordered to proceed to Washing-Ion, D. reporting upon arrival to ihe Chief of Ordnance for assignment Private William M.

Doll. Company 107th Infantry, has been transferred to the Quartermaster Corps, National Army, and assigned to duty with the Camp Quartermaster. Private Joseph Savage, Company 107th Infantry, has been transferred to the Quartermaster Corps, National Atmv. and assigned to duty with the i 'amp Quartermaster. Sergeant J.

.1. O'Hare Battery lOfdh Field Artillery, has been transferred to tho Enlisted Ordnance Corps. Army, and assigned to Ordnance Depot Company No. 118. Second Lieutenant Kline, 108th Infantry, has been granted a leave of absence for eight days, Major W.

L. Hallahan. lOSd Field Signal liattalion, has been granted sick leave for fifteen days. Private Thomas II. Svkes, Machine Gun Company, 108th Infantry, has been transferred to the Medical Department, National Army, and assigned to duty with the base hospital.

Corporal John 105th Infantry, has been transferred lo the Quartermaster Corps, National Army, and assigned to duty with the Camp Quar- Corporal George Smith, Company 106th Infantry, has been transferred to the Quartermaster Corps, National Army, and ordered to proceed to Washington, D.C., reporting upon arrival to the Depot Quar- for assigniia ut to duty. The following enlisted men of the 1 06th Field Artillery have been ordered to proceed to the Motor Instruction School, Kenosha, for a roiirso of twenty-eigh days' instruction: Private Earl D. March, Battery Piivato Desmond Wonch, Battery Corporal Philip Kir.z. Battery Private Arthur E. Cross.

Battery Bugler Louis Gennuso, Headquarters Battery, and Private Roy Hickcy, Battery K. L- iest of honor of the staff officers at Division Headquarters at a dinner yesterday. The following enlisted men of tho 106th Field Artillery have heen ordered to proeo. to the Motor Instruction School. Rock Island, for a period of twenty-eight days' Instruc- Oveinn Private Asa Q.

Private R. Lane Acker, Battery Hattery worthy, Battery I': Private Ik.rl haid lb i tors Hattery; Kol.ert Hntehin son. Battery and Private Kmtnet Collins, Supply Company. Second Lieutenant William a. Shields.

Veterinary" Reserve Corps, has reported b'-ro for duty and has been attached for duty to the Provisional Depot for Corps and Army Troops. Private Co ore- Woitzcnhe, tary Detachment, Fifty-third Pioneer Infantry, has beer, transferred lo Sanitaiy In 'iii-liiii. nl. Second Aircraft Machine Gun Battalion. Major D.

H. Ellis. Fifty-second I'm. neor Infantry, has been granted sick have for sixte-n days, effective on March 2. Hattalion S.re., r.

Major Fredeiiek I-! llavenpoii. 1 ifu -third Pioneer In-fanlry, has boon I. tailed to the hnd-iuartors of the Provisional Depot corps ami Army Troops for temporal-) duly. Major Joseph II. Hart, Fourth Pioneer Infantry; Major Thomas J.

Ila- Igan. 1-ifv -seventh Pioneer Infantrc, Mrst Lieut. mint Luther II. Life. I'lt'lv-s.

v. in Pinner Infantry, con-. 'stitute a Medical Hoard which Ins' Hi all hot drinks idly boost hos lit. i in the small hours night, fifty or more large recopi containing hot drinks. These served free to men going coming oil' duty." William C.

Humphreys. Raymond Kaufman, Hanson L. Kynock, Rob F. James W. Roy E.

McKecvcr. Joseph O'liri Sapp, Clifford C. Sims, Hurl T. Sims. Frank S.

Stambach, John L. Stoltz, Hoy F. Slucky, Fiber D. Warren, Raymond A. Winters, John H.

Wood. Inspector Moorohead of the office of the internal revenue collector in Columbia, will spend Thursday In Camp Wadsworth, to assist offioers and men in making out their income must make a return as to his income, and, in fact, every olheer and iiliste.l man whoso income is moro than $1,000 must make a return, whether ho is liable to pay an income tax or Second Lieutenant Joseph V. Cook, billeting officer, has heen promoted to bo first lieutenant and bus been ns-Btfaed to the 105th Machine Gun Hat-Second Lieutenant Edgur T. Beamish, 100th Machine Hunt! attalion, has been promoted to be first lieu- Private Harold M. Condit, Company 108th Infantry, is transferred to the Enlisted Ordnance Corps, National Army, and assigned to duty with Ordnance Depot, Company 118.

i According to instructions from the Adjutant General of the Army, when enlisted men of draft age are discharged at a military post of station, the commanding officer thereof will promptly notify his local hoard of the fact, cause and date of discharge, Tho Adjutant General of the Stato and tho Provost Marshal General will also bo notified. Captain L. M. Thibadeau. Quartermaster Corps, has been granted leave of absence for fifteen days, effective March 4.

Privates Charles J. Kelly, Otto II. Tschamber, Walter H. Batkowski, Paul G. Phillips and Joseph J.

Ordnance Corps, have heen assigned to Ordnance Depot, Company 1 18. following extract from a let -'m the Adjutant General of tho has been published: liiidu-ils and firms who have i prepared or now on jtalo will rmilled to contintio such sale he present, supply of these orst- e.iha listed. Thereafter, no lull or firm, during tho contin-of ihe present emergency, will rimttod to solicit or offer for :o.v toilitarv post or camp. an-. showing names of soldiers or any organization.

organization commanders will, Jrmeii that they should take nil steps to prevent Information given, from any organization to i M-son which will enable him to i i or offer for publication a rost-any military organization." following letter from tho War! I i Private Cirl-al I Earl )'. Hall. SJth Fh Id Signal Battalion, have been trail I'm I to the Sanitary 1 1. ta ino. rit oi ti ganlsatten.

First Lieutenant Harold Julian, First Pion ler Infantry, has been granted nick leavi for seven days, effective March 7. First Jeuti of the Flfty-si formerly the has heen ord School of Milil for a Captain Co! near Infantry: F. Lincoln. fantry, and H. Powers.

Which has bee ommendod foi certificate of Fifty-sixth an Infantry regin First Licute l.i Page lol.in'rv. Dunn, Fifth Pio-t I Jeutenant Harry ilxth Pioneer utepant John T. ighth Pioneer In- niig enlisted men reo-di: ue on surgeon's Usability ill the Fifth, i Fn'iy-cighth Pioneer ullUS D. Goldman, ps, has reported jas been assigned Denial lleserve Cor here for dutv and 1 to the Flfty-s. coiol Private Arthur transferred from Ci fan 1 1 li Pioioer M.o-lo: Albert E.

Qlaze- neer Infantry, has ivo of absence for Captain John H. Knuhel of the Fifty-fifth Pioneer Infantry, has been granted a leave of absence fifteen Second Lieutenant Carl W. Flock. Fifty-fifth Pioneer Infantry, has been granted a leave of absence for seven First Lieutenant Alfred E. Harry, 107th Infantry, has been granted a leave of absence for ten days.

Private William Warning, Headquarters Company, 105th Infantry, has heen transferred lo the Quartermaster Corps. National Army, and assigned to duty with the Camp guar- Private Herbert A. Ralph Company H. luTth Infantry, has been transferred to Quartermaster Corps, National Army, and assigned to duty with the Remount Depot. Private Joseph 8, Ottcnhelmer.

Company Military Police, has been transferred to the Quartermaster Corps. National Army, and assigned io duty with the Camp Quartermaster. First Lieutenant Charles P. Looser, 107th Infantry, has been detailed to tempo Lieutenant Frederic It. Long, ad.

tant of the Second Hattalion. Do Infantry, is acting regimental ad, tant in tho absence of Captain .1 S. "Muti'lv, who is filling a tenipon. detail in the office of the division First Lieutenant Thomns C. Dodell, 107th Infantry, has been granted a leave of absence for ten days.

First Lieutenant William Alexan der, Sanitary Corps, National Armv. ted for duty here and hn in duty with the Med ical Supply Officers of tho Twenty-seventh Division. Corporal A. J. Wade, Company D.

104th Machine Gun Hattalion, has been detailed to special duty at division headquarters. Officers of the 102d Field Signal Hattalion gave a complimentary here recently to Lieutenant Smith, of the British army, who lias heen giving the battalion Instructions in signal work us practiced on tho western Second Lieutenant Gilbert E. Acker-man, 106th Field Artillery, has been granted a leave of absence for ten Kenneth L. I'ampbcii. Company L.

107th Infantry, has transferred to Company Fifty, fourth pi. Infantry. Tho following enlisted been transferred from th master Corps, National Out -1 1 1 1 1 Mortar BatK-iv have been Btructed to return al! musks, tnclud i est uC ors' masks, to tho Has Hospital. Clifford Ilrnnch. Becon Aim.

Aircraft Machine Gun Hattalioi has 1.. mi granted leave of absence To ten days. Captain Charles Dleges, io; Ineera, has heen leave tor ten days, effective Mar Devlne, Lloyd E. Eddy. Ray H.

liar-nion, Thomas S. Hasty, til en Holt, Ray G. Howard, Lewis K. Hubbard, IV Prenzen and Corporal Punishment's Patrol VK, I'M O.K. NO, OLD MAM BuT VOU HAdnT cJDMPEO im AND Pulled me ASHORE, AwkIoHI NUW kT i -1111111, Hoc.

li.lth Field Anp-lry. and I I- -n -i v. Hayes. 10.1th Field Artillery, have be ti ordered to proceed to Fort Sill. Oklahoma, for a course of nisiiucti.

ut the School of Flro. The massed bands of the division gave a concert at Converse College Saturday for the hcnttlt ol (he local Y. M. C. A.

A capacity audience was present and enjoyed thj? ef- whem are Brooklynltes. ARMY NEEDS SPECIAL MEN The office of tho Adjutant General has announced that General Per. ehing has made a general realllsl-Hon for men of special technical knowledge. Hen of draft age who are physically fit for military service and have the requisite technical knowledge, may apply to their local hoards to he inducted In the various branches named at any time before -March 8. The following have been Resigned to New fork Stato as the quota to he filled hy It by voluntary induction: C50 general, engine anil other special automobile mechanics or repair men; 13S gunsmiths, typewriting machine and other Instrument makers or repairers, or general 10m stenographers; 200 cooks; 108 irtless constructors.

of these to be lent to the aviation section of the Signal Corps, at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. In add, Hon chemi'al engineers and chemists, iiicted info tla Mod. ops ho (las Defense Service at Light and i'ower L. and liji; camera for the Air Division. Signal be sent to report to the Commai.oant Setm.

I of Military Am-iiauties. Conoll i ity will lill about one-halt of these LONG ISLAND ARMY ORDERS First Lieutenant Wayne G. I'hilllps, Ordnance Reserve Corps, is assigned to active duty and will proceed to Camp 1'pton, N. and report In person lo ihe commanding general, that camp. to duty as assistant to ing officer, f.

urteenth In.once Depot Ci mpany, aant Michael Link, .0 Corps, Is r-lieve, 1 from at Hie Harvard M-d fo pedic sui Ko. I S3, War I'-partm' consultant In orthopedic cases as inny r. f. rr-d to him hy proper a hoi ity. Second Lieutenant Maurice S.

Rvn Infantry Reserve Corps, ie relieved his present duty at Cam). Wnghtstown, V. and MIC "-I It-lOie, 11.1 to O. N. Y.

the ii'ding 1 rson to Ihe eoinin.m.liog Concentration Camp, Garden i'iiv, i. n. for assignment to duty. uavp riDnutOPn' ill AM 601N6 16 REVARD cr'CU Fo Mi UPE! Ill HfiiE M3UR DEEO PIJBU5HED lMlHt PAPERS, AW; mowST uiTle hero! I'll let 1ERC5M-I'LL Glfe cffc)U VoR BRAVtRV-AUD MAMBE IHE I 1 Tit ause VOU OuT" ves i Will, tou KOV OV No-No! PLEASE don'I; gorp hi f'lUVS Et'ER NEW I PULLED phugk ME IN -XVsAA (Xk Chi i vi nrH.