Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1922, Page 12

OFFICERS COMBAT TRAIN, 192nd REGT, FIELD ARTILLERY NORWICH MIITARY SPRIT IN BATTERY B AND | Y Equipped With 155 mm. G. P. F. Guns—Men Had Instructive Tour of Duty at Camp Devens Last Summer—Col. Mor- ris B. Payne Commands Regiment and Capt. William R. Denison the Norwich Battery. war de- f the National Guard 1 1 d States. In Conneeticut during the World wi & strong home guard was organized, to meet any emer- se during of the r the war this military force .d notwithstanding the war decision to re-organize the affairs guard This state of the of national t general of the state, Bri- gadier General George M. Cole, to Whom w1l credit §s due for tho high state of ef- fency of the national guard that was the service in 1917, did every- g moasible to encourage the reorgan- zing of the national guard after the ar- mistice. Letters were sent to all oid or- ganization commanders urging them to interest themselves in the guard. Gen- erally the appeal was received with very Httle interest. However, in New London | Captain David Conner, a veteran of three wars, who had just been discharged for *he third time from federal serviee, w,t about reorganizing the 10th Ce, C, A. C. N Rp*rufll'\g was very slow, and not unti] § 0, was the organi- on tederally _recognizod, In the meantime Captain W. R, Denison of Nor- wich, Conn., also a Veteran of the World war, was working on the reorganization ¢ the 3rd Co. C. A. C., C. N. G. This t was federally recognized Sent. 8, 1920 n August of 1920 Maj M. B. Payne n- to do the d up > regi- bat- talion eom- (A, B 10 ba performed by was when went at Camp camn nd last pure n regiment will ever Devens, anization of the too late to ob- euns find tractors for the 1921 that the work done consisted of small arms work. the summer encamp-! will bo held at Mon-| Point place Where jonz ranges able. At Camp Davens the a for arti ing are avall- work taken up and will have a lasting effect participated. Opportunities nds of svorts were previded and officers and men allke. Ths review of the new Connecti- cut ational Guard was held while at Devens and was particlpated in by the 1924 Artillery and the new Connectt- | at regiment of infantry which was fed- recognized May 22, 1921. Celonel of the 1024 Artiflery being the ofMeer present, was in command > brigade while it was being review- his excellency, Governor Everett commander-in-chief of the Con- National G neeticut The most striking thing regarding the samp at Devene waa the intense interest! Mteniayed by the members of the organ-| tzations. The Keemest rivalry existed in The attempts of ome to outdo the other in having the best food, the cleamest appesring outfit, the t and so om, It was nstructor, Major G. W. . S. A., at times to make a feclslon as to Wwho should reeelve the bagt mark. Altogether it probably was the most Instructive camp ever heM of wiieh Connecticut troons were a part. Previous to tha Worl ar the artfl- Jery of Conmeeticut consisted of two fleld arOfery batterles and thirteen compan- Jee of coast artillry. The coast artll- jery companies were originally, except the 1st Co, New London, part of the 3#@ and 4th regtments of infantry. The iranstormation from hfm;c;w coast ar- Hflery took place late in 1907, From 1907 to 1917 the comst artiflery raowed each summer for ten days at Forts Wright, Terry, Michie and Mams- fleld. These forts are located at the end of Long Island sownd. It #irs intention of the war department In b6 event of war that the ffliery would take over thess forts, either relleving the tegular troeps other duties or eugmenting ths num- ot Wright, Michie un ianstield being abandoned) and was assigned to garrison duties. From time to time men ! were detached and sent to France or other stations December 1! the 6th ment took ab officers and m Maj was mads third battalio as such during the viee of the re manded the time it left tered out at commanding officer for) Th out half of the Cor nen that were present. (now colonel of the 192d) of the n of the 56th and remained duration of the ser- He com- from giment in France. entire regiment France until Fort Schuy’ the anq February 1919, Subsequent!; C., was formed at Forts Terry and a k ticut officers duty with thi The 56th Artillery the western f major engagemen The first death easual sector. y the 6Sth regiment, C. Wright A, and arge number of the Connec- and men were assigned to s regiment. served 110 days on front, partieipating in ti ts and in a of Sergeant Major Robert O. Fletcher of 13 Major Payne’s battali geant Ma- 1o hio was a Norwich young man, was killed a of being struck by u shell Chery- Chartreuve 15, 1918, regiment ES wer about three h The 68th re Bordeaux du signed to the This gun is of French manufacturs and | was developed early bat the Ge of a ten-ton piliar tractor fair roads fro CAPT. W he total e twenty casua _four ¢ gun 192d, the in the war to com- and m three rried over | to three and a half ILLIAM R. DENISON Battery B, 192nd Field Artitlery miles an hour tractors have tery of the 192d. One of these guns and been issued to each bat- The full equipment calls for four of each but thvee will be kept in reserve by the war department. The gun has & maximum range of fen| miles and is tile weighs 100 pounds. the 56th was teries fired about 3 gether. very accurate. The projee- During the time ront the six bat- 000 rounds alto- on the The targets fired at were enemy bat- | terles, roads, nitfon dumps, Connecticut baving such especlally as of New Engl The format! complete, the ment 60 officers and 1022 men. the units are enlisted to full strength| and soms te over strength. bridges, rest areas, ete, is especially a regiment there are only and. ton of the 192d regiment is Te being now.in the regi- Most of ammu- fortunate i igned to it two in al In the evemt of war the regiment wiil go into the ger- vice fuily equipped and prepared for any sort of duty case in 1917 to new organizati long period of BATTERY B and will net as was the be broken up and assigned ns and go through a ? training. OF NORWICH ABLE MILITARY ORGANIZATION ‘The history of Battyzy B. which is the Norwich battery of the 192d regiment, fleld artillery, C.N. G, dates from March 6, 1920, when Capt. Willlam R. Denison was appointed recruiting officer for the reorganized national guard. Dr. A. C Freeman was post_surgeon. The 3rd Ceo., Conn. Coast Artillery sorps, C. N. G., was federally recognized Sept. 8, 1920. artillery company in the state to be fed- erally recognized, a number of ex-ser- vice men forming the niicleus of the or- ganization. and men and has since grown to It was the second coast It started with 74 officers its present strength Uf 114 officers and men, ‘which is very near full complement. From the 3rd Co., anat artillery, as o!hhally organized, if ts designation has Holt cater-| | COL. MORRIS B. PAYNE Commanding 192nd Field Artillery P MILITARY RECORD OF COL. M. B, PAYNE, NEW LONDON, COMMANDING 192ND REGT., F. A, Enlisted as u charter member. st {f Co, C. A, C, C. N. G, April 1, 1902, : l‘rolnuted Corporal-Sergeant. Prometed 2nd Licutenant, 1906. Prometed 1st Lieutenant, 1907 Promoted Captaln, 1908. Promoted Major, 1912, Federal serviee, June-Octobey 1916, Mexican border trouble Federal service — July 1917-Jane 1919, World War, assigned Artillery, Dec, 1917, Overseas, Mare o 6th i 1918-dan. 1919, Major engagements — OiSe-Aisne, Alsne-Marne, Meuse Argonne; Marne defensive scctor. Organized 192nd Artillery, 1920-21, Appointed Colonel as of April 2, 1921, S s | civilian (,lm‘\»« arms cruif eraging ov Monday i the usual @ a number of |-special drils the j training for i Wednesday | weather 1d on Chei order, bayo- s afford ‘an | in the program. | permits, sea parade, wher net work and sl interesting chang The men are receiving instructien in mu—o being eight jssued to the battery, he two Browning machine guns h have recently arrived. The auto- ic rifle can be carried by one man andi is capable of firing 500 shots per minute. Because the 155 mm. G.'P. F. gun positions cannot be quickly vacated and are often very near the front lines, it is necessary for the men to understand defen infantry tac Besides the infantry work, as the battery is an artil- lery organization, the men must under- stand the handling of the big guns, bringing them up into positions, firing the plece from the data which must be figured out by the battery commander's detail, laying communication wires and many other duties little thought of by most neople. In action the battery is assigned a lo- n and definlte enemy territory te with often objectives such as s, dugouts, ammunition dumps and es to demolish. The battery eom- r goes forward with the advance detall, selects and prepares the location for the battery. Usually advanced posi- tions are occupied at night and camou- flaged if in the open. The camouflage is designed to screen the battery position from tie enemy and prevent airplane ob- servatioh. Observation details with in- struments are sent out to observe targets and report the effect of fire. The com- munication detail is respomsible for the proper laying of telephons wires between the observation posts, gun positions, bat- tery commander’s station and echelon, which is the position taken by the battery reserve, Training during the next six months in preparation for the summer camp will be intensive in order that the various details | may be proficient in their duties. The observation detail’s instruction will cover the use of compNes, map reading, sketch- ing and use of range finding instru- ments. The communication detail must understand the laying of telephone wites, use of the field service telephone and switchboard, the buzzer and visual sig- naling. The gun sectiéns, each under a ser- geant, who ig chief of section, consist of 13 men and the corporal, who is gunmer., There are four gun sections in each bat- tery. Belng 2 motorized battery, there are truck, tractor and motorcycle drivers to handle the numerous pieces of miotor equipment. These men, mechanics, cooks, machine gunners and automatic rifiemen and reserves, constitute the two -of e before the next | ‘me care and use of the army rifie and automatic pistol with which each man is equipped. cially selected men are trained in the use of automatic rifles,| AND MEN OF BATTERY B, e 5 T e, S ooy, | Marne, Meuse-Argonne and several d&l Eastern Connecticut Companies of 192nd Field Artillery OFFICERS Headquarters, April 2, 1921 Date of Federal Name Rank Assignment Recognition Morris B. Payne Colonel Comdg Apr 21921 M. J. Mogensen Lt Co! Duty Hq Apr 21,1921 David Conner Capt Adjutant Mch 18,1921 James D. Copp Capt Liaison Apr 19,1921 Robert W. Young 1st Lt May 10,1921 Anthony Sunderland 1st Lt June 3,1921 Headquarters Battery, Mafch 28, 1921 Capt Comdg June 7,1921 1st Lt June 7, 1921 Service Battery, March 11, 1921 Frederic O. Armington Capt Comdg Mch 11, 1921 Edmund B. Reed George L. King Thomas A. Beckett ist Lt Mch 11,1821 L. B. McEwen 2d Lt Mch 11,1821 Merrill R. Keith 2d Lt June 81921 Battalion Headquarters and Combat Train st Battalion, May 25, 1921 Headguarters Charles H. Hull Major Comdg Apr 20, 1921 Henry B. Seiden Capt Adjutant Apr 21,1921 Otto H. Schroeter st Lt Intelligence Apr 22,1921 Combat Train z Herbert F. Burdick Capt Comda June 3,1921 1§ Harry W, House 2d Lt May 25,1921 Traoy R. Burdick 2d Lt May 25, 1921 Battery A, September 7, 1920 Thomas E. Troland Capt. Comdg Dec 30, 1920 Elwoed L. Stanton 1st Lt Sept 7,1920 Roderick D. Lawless 2d Lt June 6,1921 William C. Bushneil . 2d Lt May 27,1921 Battery B, September 8, 1920 William R. Denisan Capt Comdg Sept 8, 1920 1§ Ernest L. Bartolucci 1st Lt Sept 8, 1920 Jonathan L. Johnson 2d Lt June 3,1921 Artillery in November, 1921 NOTE :—The regiment was changed from Coast Artillery to City New London New Haven New London New London New London Danbury New London New London Danielson Danielson New London Danielsen New London New London New London Norwich Norwich Norwich New London New London New London Wi“?rfor‘d Norwich Norwich Norwich Field XOSTER OF NORWICH BATTERY Co, .\, 14 Battery May 19, 192 Iv es, Hn\\ nr‘l 1910 ; nd lieut. 1911; to call June 89, capt., Jan ist leut. 18, 1917, of the President, H Re- July G. 2nd service at T } Wright, N. Y 1919 Apptd. Enlisted M lyq gnized Sept. , 1920, Turner, George A., First Sergt | Ernest L., 1st : B €, 3rd Inf. Served in th Co., Conn,, C ican war, Discharged 14, 1913. Dis. 5th Co. Conn, C 20, 1899, re-enlister Aug. 20, 1899 | 2 sted U, S. Coast|for service in the Philippines. Discharg- { Gu Discharged ed April 17, 1901. Re-enlisted Natlonal I, “0., Conn. C. A. | Guard 1905, serving continuously for 12 {4 Mugstered federal | Years. Aug. 4th, 1817. As-| Malcolm, George J. Mess Sergt. signed Battery D, 56th Reg, C. A. C.| Enlisted 5th Co., C. N. G., May 2, 1911, {Jan. 1, 18 Served with Battery D,|Served continuously until M. 1917 56th, in France the following engage- Caulkins, James J. Enlisted 1st, Co.. D|schzrged 1805. G., assigned supply ‘\ow Battery B. Turner, Albert J Enlistea 5th Co., uously to 1917. vice, Enlisted Yale R. O. T. C. Oct. 8, 1917; ! Camp Devens, Mass., last June, the pro- | eram was entirely devoted to - infantry work. The physical condition of the men was excellent and all agres they were well taken care of. At the inspections of Sergt. music on many oceasions and was an in- spiration duting séveral ‘Weatisome marches. Several evening concerts were given which were much enjoyed by the iinen,in the regiment. Captain Reed of New London is largely respensible for the success of the band, which has been organized under his supervision. Governor Lake in spesing to the men at the Liberty theatre during his tour of inspection complimented Colonel Payne on the fine showing made by the regi- ment. and sald he was proud of “the boys.” Major C. Hadlal Hull, who Is in command of the First battalion, including Battery B, served overseas during the war in the §Sth artiilery. The eitizens of this district, ’ including most of New London county, are assured of a good military organization under his leader- | Argonne and Aisne Marne. Bonin, Edward, Sergt. Inf. Discharged Feb. 1 Wilson, Stuvart, Sergt. Enlisted U. S. navy serving continuously unt in 1916, iiiuled 3ra Co.. "vluy 81, 192 ship. Entered federal service as tery D, 56th reg. Saw servi In actlon at Verdun, Oise several defensive Discharged Jan. 28, 1919, Reenlisted Battery B, Aprfl 1920, Enlisted Feb. 18, 1918 Saw service at Vera Cruz in 1915 N 32D REGT., FIELD ARTILLERY, C. N.G. raser, Clarke M., Pvt. 1st class | —_— En March 29, 1920, . Kearney, following is the roster of Bat-|instructor 4th Regt., A. R. D, Camp tery B, 192nd Field Artillery, C. N. G, | Jackson, S. C., Aug. 6th to Sept, 13, H with the service record of each man: 1918; commissioned 2nd lifl"mnmt of it Oficors. feld artiller H-ounu , William P en. ments: e Marne, Oise-Alsne, Meuse-ltery D, 56th C. A. C. S service at rgonne, Verdun and defensive sectors.|the battles of Oise-Aisne dun, Alsne- Enlisted Feb. 4th, 1920, 3rd Co., C. A. C., | Marne, Meuse-Argonne, and on_several C. G. Commissioned first lieutel defensive sectors. Dischargzed Jan. 28, Sept. Sth, 1920, assigned Batiery B, |1918. Reenisted April 3, 1920. sign- 192nd F. A. ed as mess sergt. Battery B. Johnson, Jonathan L. 2nd Heutenant. supply seret. June 2, Rs\finhcmd 3rd Co., sergt. in 1909. Servea contin- Entered the federal ser- Aug. 5, 1917, served Hd. Co., Wsted Battery B, April 1920, il Jan. 2 June 16, 1907, Discharged June 14, 19 ‘| Reenlist, ed June_ 15, 1910. | Jans 14, 1913. Reenlisted June 15, 181 Dm:.rm Dischas March 31, 1915, igned to Bat- 1902. C. 1920 638th e in France. ne, Meuse, sectors. 1915 1920, Hayt{ Served with British grand fleet in North sea durlng World war. June 1, 1820, Reenlisted Battery B, June 1, 1921, assigned communications. Faulkher, Roger H, Sgt. Enlisted 5th Co.. C. A. C., C. N. @,|1920. En- Discharged 192nd F. A, LINED UP FOR THER PICTURE 1917. Served with Battery D, 56th Regt., A, eaw service at Verdun, Alsne- fensivs sectors. Discharged Jan. 28, 1819, i Rousseau, Henry, Cpl. | i Bnlisted 5th Co, C. A. N. G., April §, |1517 called into federal service Aug. 5, | .1’17 Served with Battery D, 56th Regt., 1C. A. Saw service at Verdun, Aisne- Marne, Meuse-Argonne and several de- fensive sectors, Discharged Jan. 28, 1919, i Power, Alexander, Cpl. Eniisted 3rd Co., C. A. N. G., March 29, 1920. ing the World war. Beiair, Arthur H., Cpl. Enlisted 3rd Co., May 14, 1920. Wyman, William, Col. Enlisted 3rd Co., C. 1920, Prodell, Arthur F., Cpl Enlisted 3rd Co., C. A, N. G., March 24, 1920. Transferred to Battery B. Beausoliel, Henry, Cpl Enlisted 3rd Co., C. 29, 1920. N. A. N. G., March Transferred to Battery B. Disco, Clarence, | Cpl, Enlisted 3rd Co, C. A. N. G, Mxrch 29, 1920. ‘Transferred to th Olsson, Edmund, Cpl. Enlisted 3rd Co.,, C. A. N. G., March 24, 1920. Transferred to Battery B. G., March 24, Transferred to Battery B. Bourdon, Desire J., Pvt 1st class Enlisted 3rd Co., C. A. N. G,, Aprl 1920. Transferred to Battery B. Breauit, Amede, Pvt. 1st class Enlisted 3rd Co., C. A. N. G., Aprll 1920, Transferred to Battery B. Burns. Bdward A., Pvt Ist class Enlisted 3rd Co., C. A. N. G., April 1820. Transferred to Battery B. Burns, Martin F., Pvt. 1st class Enlisted 5th Co.,, C. A, N. G., April 10, Called into federal service 1917, g Served with Patte at Verdun, Oise-2 ne, Alsne-Marne and defensive sectors. Discharged .Jan. 1919. Re-enlisted 3rd Co, C. A N. April 14, 1920. Transferred to Bat- tery B. sev- Curto, Joseph, Pvt. 1st class Aug. Enlisted 29, is1g Medical . 307, Camp Upton. Dis- chargfld March 320, 1919 Re-enlisted 3rd Co., C.%A. N. G, Jan. 3, 1921. Trane. terred to Battery G. Fitzgerald, John S., Enlisted 3rd Co., F) Pvt. 1st class Oct. 26, 1920, Battery B, 192nd Field Artillery 1917. Discharged March 3. 1919. service during the World war. Lemicux, Edmond E. Prt., 1s Enlisted 3rda Co., April 25, 1 20. Saw 5 v hi £ L'Heureux, George, Pvt. 1st class ! K;‘::“egivfix‘e‘:irfd;‘da:d":_:’vi::ihw’é‘:e C. A, C. Saw service in France. Dis-| Enlisted 3rd Co. April 25, 1920 o o DRLale ged Feb. 28, 1919. Reenlisted 3rd : < held, including one in honor of Governor | SharEed Feb. g R Bag, | Leseman, Ord, Pvt. 1st class La¥e. Regular army officers commenting | CO- ©. No G.. April 20, 1921, Tater Bat| “poigils 5th Co, C. A. N, G., June 19 on_the appearance of the Connecticut ar- | ey B- 1916. Called into federal service Aug. tillery regiment, stated that their march- | Haseldon, John W., Sergt 5, 1917. Served with Battery F. 51st Ar- ing was in many respects superior to that| Enlisted Co. C, 3rd Inf. tillery. Saw service at Verdun, Alsne, of regular army infantrymen stationed at | Saw service Spanish-Americ Marne, Oise-Aisne, Meuse-Argonne, St. the camp. charged March 20, 1899. Reenlisted|yrniel’ Reenlisted 3rd Co. June 30, The last four days of the encampment | April 12, 1921, 3rd Co, C. N. 6. Trans- 1950, Discharged June 2, 1921. Reen- were spent on the range in pistol and |ferred to Battery B. listed June 3, 1821. rifle practice. A number of the men had | Fitzgerald, Arthar, Sergt Tt Al E. Tt 10t class never handled either weapon before, but| Enlisted 3ra Co., C. N. G, Nov. 25| Briisted Go A, Brd b, €, N. G, July made g0od scores, and some qualified a8)1914. Served continuously until entering!g 1801, Discharged May 31, 1907. Re- marksmen. : federal service in April. 1917. Saw ser-|enlisted 3rd Co., Conn., C. A June 10 After the sirenuous duties of the day.|vice with Battery B. G6th C. A, C. Reg. 1907. Served continuously until June the men relaxed in sports, engaging In|in action at Oise Alsne, Meuse Argonne. 1917. Reenlisted Aug. 22, 1920 baseball, defeating New London Head-|Verqun, Alsne, Marne, and several defen-| = O MEFAE . Alsne, . s 1st class auarters company and other teams, and|give scctors. Discharged Jan. 28, 1919, | McClure, Robert W., Pvt. minor Sports. A track meet was heid one | Reenitsteq April 13, 1920. Asslened to | Maynard, Cecil Pvt. 1st class Saturday afternoon with over 2,000 Con- | putiery B ; Enlisted 3rd €o., C. A. N. G. necticut guardsmen present. Dances wera . Enlisted 3rd Co., April 19, 1920. held and moving picture entertainments | TOFArd. Leslle, Sergt Morrlll, Octave J., Pyt. 1st class Nors sl T e | Enfisted Sra CO. Abril. 1914, Served|Morritl, Octave 3. Pyt tat cliss The regimental band provided good | Continuously. Assigned in 1917 to Bat- s > 1 Co., April 13, 1991, Scovil. Charles, Pst. Ist class Co. B, 2nd Enlisted Co. B, 151st Depot Brigade, 1919. Reen-| June 4, 1918. Discharged Nov. 29, 1918, 1920. Suprenant. Hormidas. J., Prt. 18t elass EnMsted 3rd Co.. April 26, 1920. Adams, Louls, Private Enilisted 8rd Co, C. A. N. G, Aprl 2 1920. idl, Alred, J. pve. Enlisted 3ra Co, C. A. N. G. April 20, Amedio, Onifrio, pive. Enlisted 3rd Cv, C. A N. G, Aprit Served with Canadian army dur-| G. Mareh 29, ! \ Enilisted 3rd Co., C, A . | 1920. * | Caron, Rudolph, pvt. i { | ERNEST J. BARTOLUCCI, 1st Lieut. Plepaer, Charles R., Pvt. ist class B Mackine Gun Co.. 6th Regt., Inf.. G., June 9 1919. Dis- r‘harl:(’d 1920. ted 3rd Reeniisted 8rd Co., C. A. N. G, April 20, Pt ] NORWICH MAYOR GOMMEXNDS CITY'S MILITARY .dOMPANTES For many years Norwich has been prominently identified with the mill- tary and naval interests of this state {§ ana 1 am sure that the people of this community Jook upen our twe mili- tary companies with a great desli of pride. The training and discipline recetv- €d under the supervision of officers of long expesience, are, T am sare, of the greatest of value to our young men and 2 company that has a part in the nation's defemse cammot help but have its moral influence npon the commurfty in which it is located. H. M. LEROU. Mayor of Nerwich. Archambeauit, Romeo, pvt. Enlisted 3rd Co., C .A. N. G, April 20, 1920. Barbetta, Anthony, pt. Enlisted 3rd Co., C. N. G 2, Fred, pvt, Eniisted 3rd Co, C. A. N. G, Aprll 20 1920, Benoit, Henry, pvt. z3 A. N. G., Aprll 20 Benoit, Arthur, pwt . Enlisted 3rd. Co, C. A, N:'G. April 20 1920. Berberick, Arthur, pvt Enlisted 3rd (0., C. A, N. G April 20 1920, 2 Pyt o, C. A. N. G.. April 20 d, Harold, pwt, ed 3rd Co., C. A. N. G, Aprfi 20, Botham, Arthur, pvt Enlisted 3rd Co., C- A. N. G, Aprfl 29, Calkins, Theodore, pit, N. G., Apri 20 Enlisted 3rd Co., C. A. N. G.. April $9, Cha: listed 3ra Co,, N. G, April 20, Paul, pvt. sted 3rd C A. N. @, Aprfl 20, C. A. N. G, Aprll 20, N. G, Aprll 20 N. G.. April 20, N. G., April 20 N. G., April 20, A N. G, April 20, . Frank, pvt sted 3rd Co. G.. May JONATHAN L. JOHNSON, 2nd Lieut Battery B, 192nd Field Artillery Fraser, Russell, pvi. Enlisted 3rd Co. C. A. N. G.. Mar 20 1920. Germaine, Arthur, pvt. nMisted 3rd Co. C. A. N. G, May 28 1920. * | Gernhard, Jos, pit . Enlistet 3rd Co. C. AN G, May 28, 1920, = 4" Girard. Ray, pvt ¥ Entisted 3rd Co. C. A. N. G., May 20,