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THE EVENING WORLD, []H URSDAY, MARCH 6, ~, 1919. > RETURNING NEW YORK HEROES ARE SEN PT: a NEARBY CAMPS __ ae ‘HAPPY 106TH sheboees * i t $ $ > 4 3 27TH DIVISION OFFICERS ~— WHO CAME HOME TO-DAY ABOARD THE LEVIATHAN, pe, Official Roster Obtained by | Myton, Assistant “Alinen Us dayne, 4 The Evening World for SeTentsl CompncMalén Sthtthow. ¥ Friends of Heroes. eee D. €., Division Dental Sur- Ordnance ‘ Officer sLieut. Col. Jo- By Martin Green. Divuion Ordnanve wees ln Signal Corps. Hallahan, 8. Officer, Lieut. Col, William For the information of relatives and | 1, <. Division Signal friends The Evening World presents Chemical Welfare Servien—First & complete list of the officers of the | Lieut. Albert H. Hooker jr. C. W. 3, vs Division Gas Officer; First Lieut. G. Twenty-seventh Division who came] Ww" Grove, Hngineers, Aveistant De heme to-day on the Leviathan. Most] Vision Gas Of ° “ : . Silleting Officers — First Lieut. ‘ of them are residents of New York | John Kerr, Infantry, | A., Divi- ;, City or cities up-State, but there are | sion Billeting Officer; Second’ Lieut. Elisha K, Wetherill, Scores of officers in the division from sion Billeting Officer. other parts of the Assistant Divi- country who have Oo ————————— Jessup, Harry A. Darling, William By loran in. y Unue to improve, Renta, Requisitions, and Claims a come in commanding replacement | Officer—First. Lieut. C. P. Louser,| @ troops from other divisions to fll in| Infantry, D vacancies he left Mail Officer—Second Lieut, R. G. a in the ranks left by! xtunroe, dnfantry + the killed and wounded. ‘The list has) Division Headquarters Troop—| 2 been checked up and is official, It} First Licut, James H, Doyte, Cavalry, | ® follows: manding: Second Lieut, W. J] @ infant First Lieut. B. 3.1% Division Commander—Major Gen, Ai BO. catia Reg B.| : John F, O'Ryan, U A Cross—Capt. 8. M.| Aides—Capt, Joseph D. Eddy,, Bobo, A % Inf, Ist Lieut. Henry A, Morriss, 530 INFANTRY BRIGADE HEAD-| ¢ Wield Artillery | QUARTERS. “aa * Brigade | Commandsr—Br s. Gen, | © Genemt Stuff—Col, William H I. Debevolse, U. 8 A ® mond, G.S., Chief « Li ( Major Doug ; Kdward Olmsted, G s! ' 1® (thie 5 t Lieut F lohn H. Brne 4 SISEOE BCAEe AT | F at Oni b ik ist Lieut. A. H. Lehmann. | 4 King, Assistant to G-1; Major A. B.| A. D, « Capt. H. G. Pearson (at-| 4% Peterson, Assistant to G-2; First |tached) 3 Lfeut. ©. 1, Kline, Inte Officer; 105TH MACHINE GUN BATTALION} 3 Pen Lieut. Col, David Hs SAS ‘ Major M.| ¢ ‘ tant Ch ‘ vf, Get: M , ‘ le Sidnty G. De Kay, & ( W Wirst Lieut. 1. M ark, Assistat ’ Pelle yng O’RYAN LAUDS Lientenants—-( ’ vision Machine Gun Officer: Wirst|, tin eite sore ut, Herbert Forsch, Interpreter: | f.'I | M N Se non Lieut E. Sternberger, In-| Second Lieutenant. Harry B. Jen I nin LN William L ; Leshe cose, Gly crcn.omee OF NEW'YORK’S 27TH DIVISION tram A. G. D.,,| Kayser M. Cu; Capt, Joseph L. Mu Division Adjutar J. A. @,|cahy, D.C. Psd HE a Ree Mundy, Assiston: .Div Adjutant; (105TH INFANTRY REGIMENT. Capt, Wilttam J. Gra \ Gb, | ,commanding-Col. James M~-An-|Commander of Guardsmen Pays Great Trib- age, A. G. Dal drows, intanteys Ie Col, Dwigh Versonnel Ad Second Lleut. A.| Mo Green, infanirs fede hal ute to Soldiers Who Did Not Falter I. Walls, A DD, Assistant to Div Major Danie! P. Sullivan, Charles | ion Adjutapt;’Second Lieut. Htudy D.| MacArthur, | 0 at Under Most Ttying Conditions. Hews, ¥ ssistant Personnel | ,,Captains—-Lewis Gibbs, 8. H % vane me aur Matthews, F. 4. Assistant Personnel | John W, Frost, Howard iird, | BY MAJOR GEN. JOHN F. O’RYAN. Adjutant; Second Lieut. Maurice J.|ftoscoe hy Trimble yt. Ave | ‘i , = cle 0 | f = -" Nelligan, A. G. L., Assistant Personnel |hoven George Fr ircdahs ed HAVE no statement to make and no comments to offer about the ‘Adjutant, Je Howard, Prank fe Potter, Gon military policy orsany other policy of the Government, dutic Inspector General's Department—]R, Rose, It. F. Hodgdon, are confined to my own division Ideut, Col. J. Mayhew Wainwright, I.]Granat, Robert $. Hall Naturally, I am happy to command suoh offteers and men as com- G_P. Division Inspector. Whipple, Ogden J. Roks, Jacob 8.| pose this division, and I have no objection to speakin,s of them, In fact juartermaster Corps —Lieut. Col ree I. Terry, Clyde H. I welcome the opportunity of saying a word two of their diseiplin poet Aletha t I a A. Florian, John F, Ma-| yator and zeal. When I speak ol n, I include our dead, and th Jecratierl) torane noeeph We ate ai L. C, Higbee, John J. C wounded who ve come on ahead of us. Assisting Division Quartermaster, | Is wou! ho ha oo y ae Saka Disbursing Officer; Major Raymon Captain—Walter W. slayton In battle our men performed acts of ¥ o numerou ah Moniz, Assistant Division Quarter- First Lieutenants—Robert the division they came to be r most as commonplace h master; Capt. Louis Gindrat, As- | iamson, Ernest C. Dreher, C: I tributes, however, of our British and Australian comrade wil- alstant Division Quartermaster; Capt.| naar, Ramon L. Hall, Herbert's nessed work jn action, and the nume®@us medals and evita | George W. Peppard, Assistant Divi-| nant, Arthur H. Noi John T. awarded for acts of extraordinary heroism, f h better appra \ sion Quarterma Second Lieuten- | set jr., Stephen B. Elkins, Charles 1. f thei : of their worth , \ ant Joseph Fi Assistant | Plumiey, Paul G, Calvert, ‘Harold W ‘ha story of the service of the division is too long to do Division Quarterm Second | Graham, Wrank J. Baum ank ghee i betel ae ee Ps Pirates § Lieut. Charles L. Assistant | Buck, Eben P. Armstrong, Lawret more than to refer to at this time, bu um. sure b of ou | Division Quartermaste Second | P. Clark, Walter _F John D.| soldiers and t iy thousands uf men in New York who ha | id ” Jjeut. Edwin L. Da Ass Divi- ke } the ¥ ne by in the old re on, will be nm Quartermaster ) to know t onduct r " aa Mou Depa Lieut. Co.}eph i. Barrel narkable spirit ap which Wal + nie M. ¢ Divi Keveney e. 2 Dow! i veritable state ¢ x sion l. ‘ Lefferts! ing, John c. Cippe Wiliam it which breathed confidence nand wiflin Inne eS OS tales enn to make any sacrifices to wit, ‘This spirit was so marked ak to b mode Bartalle Burien “S| frequent! mented upon in the British area, Cam sure na man why | ole Morris, Robert J has not ¢ ne ordeal of butt n appreciate t wetin | ey, W. V. Ma the officer wh me ou battle after per WEIGH A fee Mi] tc Sa i : : ed and wire 1 me Pee Pupen Ir, James Donovan, Kime: | water in she da " ah ne | \1 Dotiid D. Campbe | poisonous gus, und depressed by the loss of comrades whom Dental ¢ Kael D. ‘Tin seen killed ¢ ded about tiem Certainly « vast admir fl ne Jer #uc Chapluins—David Leo M onditions keep in column and obycry " x | Hurtk the vinta make their way to the t pounde 106TH INFANTRY REGIMENT. vi Oa ait tie poRn Wy Ste : Imivation turn 0 de atid | \ | | Cases by th \ &. Duns-| rendered helpless und eva 1. ‘This spirit cann by d ) York Wl pli nf Broughton Hert 3}. Roxboro, Iva | Be growt fens oa MOUs sips He ann ; IN ape HAND smith, Ha . jr Will;| of thelr rex j hin ‘ ~ It's heavier—it has more juice | 3 \yijor George W | Gus ian, Kid die sew GnAO: Seo! walhnd theil ~ A q ” C re make a justify their confidence ¢ **Juiciest Fruit in the World c A. Pre make any amcrif, uvtlfy Snelt ROnAder bey In. Sierra ord, e EC t able 1 Not by any means the least remarka art of ayton, Joseph A fact that it f hed New ion © fact that it furr ar n 8. Woodward, Ho b t I We aver, Hom sand off e United States Armies in this war neide de Loisel off Regular Di I whe J officers were commented upon for thelr d iis] divisions in the army, at the Staff College and at t nas in FROM A WORLD ag structors and as students. ‘Truly a remarkable recoré 5 5 Mag tht In addition to th 69th Infantry served wit w Division. USED CAR ADVERTISEMENT Regt asl tua Ahir Themmeelcaaloreds aetvan alt THAePeaist A Bight ae J. Kennedy, Thomas J | Ninth and 1th Coast Artillery Regiments served as hea y, and PACIFIC GARAGE 1 FE. Davi he First, 10th, 1th, 14th, Tist and 7 Infantry KR i as i 216 Pacific Street ae Pic We pioneer regiments and antl-alrera ft ™ chine rn Brooklyn, N. Y. S. Cleaver, Lee A. Ha ols ee Bap Be caaae ited ee Ake : Joa STORAGE RENTING | oeral Corps-Capts. Harry | whereby our recruits would have come to uw y few Expert Auto Appraising Rice Fidward Le Manton, mor am pula nit \ can ; me an x Feb, 28, 1919. oc haplaing =< Prank 1. Mansco rvice would Y ribu ' New York World, Park Row, 107TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, New York City. (Less Third Battalion.) Arthur C. Lumley, Jay 1. GOV. SMITH IS BETTER. 1] Gentlemen-—I am pleased to write GAARA a ee Gal Mercier 2 §. Munsor you regarding the excellent results | (jryant, Lieut, Col. Nichols Enge a | oederad iacnenl Hehe aaa obtained through your used car Majors—Thomas J. Brady, Row! Pa I Mor to Be advertising column, I sold a Buick | Tompkins, Aruhur M. Smith, Harry | can, Georg urd re a) Al ss car on the second day the advertise: | Ts, ton, | sag Aa OR PTs ae ee ni ata Ee : \ ™ |liment appeared and had at least a ||. Cantaine—Arthur Talbet, Thomas} , Medi eo nples Sue ' ered t score of inquiries D. L. ronan, Henry B, Heyiman,| Dent Capt, Dudley C at hysicw Would sdvise anyone having a] qjovcjiang L, Waterbury, George P| Hughes Lieut, David Bo Ware | wa da did on t used automobile for sale to try | Nichols, Marston’ B, Drake, Royal C. | ren. bes Aa : advertising it in The New York} jJonnson *haplhins—Peter ,#, Hoey, Edwin ha Tana 4 World for quick results. First Lieutenants—Karl K, Palmer, Keever fervor plana to Keep en Yours very truly, Herbert F. Shaver, William G. Le. MISCELLANEOUS gagements in Syracuse to-morroy and MILTON. SANDMAN. compte, Robert G, Vickery, John B, Show Unil—First. Lieut. W, A, Hal Saturday should his condition . con | GREATEST NUMBE "am hehe ay meat OF WELOOME 10 THE 27TH; "=: * | fide co bi, ee The Wilson-Cohalan th ee Premier, was $35 now $19 CITY PROUD OF ITS HEROES ropolitan Opera Haw closed. Eureka, was $40 now $21 F 10- Ki ank PL Walsh and J | Magic. was $38 now $19 Cohalan, appointed as » | Ohio, was $35 now $21 he Telab e whieh w Hoov 8 $100. ow New York Thrilled With a Feeling | president. Tuesday “might have their| — And'wany athers at’ big bonis oe IN NFLUX Br AN. of Pre and Appreeigtion for way USED CLEANER "DEPARTMENT Justice Cohalan thie morning again | Vacuum Cleane> Specialty Co heir Heroic Deeds. had “nothing to say” about President | 131 West 42d St AYOR HYLAN to-day issued Wilson's refusal to see the committee f th message of welgome ta | the 27th and ‘Ald I ine et Bringing 27th, 13,000 Due on 9 Ships. | Aside From Mauretania, press to O'Ryan, Major Gen. the officers Ovo: Remounting ‘Specialicts are prepered to transformOld Jewelry inte..Modermn Gattle Creations Opposite St. Patricia: Cathedral ae era ned 0 “HYLAN ISSUES MESSAGE Division; In behalf of the people City of New York | wish to ex- and men of the famous 27th Division, a most EMGATILEe CO Platinurnsmiks © OYOFIFTHAVE. §—_faavelers ~—OF SENATE VIEW SENT TO WILSON President Spends Much Time “NONE $0 GOOD” selves on the | the atement he m time Congress adjourned tion with the Pr The Our beautiful Cordovan « doings. and the F ve on Thursday, ident expects to arrive in March 18 | ning unusually calm| taining BR 1434Breadway 1357 modations dd with 1,600 D one-fi ny BIG SALE COHALAN STILL SILENT. | Agents of the John Py few York hearty, cordial and sincere wel- ete the era aneday aval of | tome New fare read A box of oranges re ea | oe es Se Andrew Carnegie first tt ansports to arrive | Germany, the Hindenburg line one of the world’s richest;men, was Sect nat tina Snare |; zeke Hives bees RPI aN the son of a poor Scotch weaver. He Bae dGoronle: ceased 8 " ; Paar) ites, Siriis | ghiteeti early learned the advantages of ecori- Hale pe Ai ona : | of this division. ‘The welcome omy. At the age of ten he saved a She brow Eh ian penne | oD eee rae wren epee few shillings—enough to buy a box of Machine Gun Battalion, two watteries| People of the Clty of New York I} oranges — which he promptly peddled ete AAPL CECE ULI Rian a Atal nl Nasa at a profit of 100 per cent. SF tke colaned Divan tees urning heroes. | At twelve he was brought to nilvedl bla-ond 44 n | America and put to work in a mill. N Beaee n ROCHESTER DELEGATION His earnings were 20 cents a day. peed Lanta HERE T0 MEET MAURETANIA } While still a young man he man- ! t . ' aged through thrift to accumulate $500, jaye ot Hd ! Ma PN 4 Cil which he invested. His first dividend rhe 0 trom 1 with 1,088 : 108th Infantry Re served as the inspiration for his re- f eee Lice Ree Sa a5 - markable achievements and financial v1 Gun | oun hain power in later years. : ' sides hue But the seed of his prosperity was t u " n ba Sathciueatcahe first sown when he invested the few * Ss au shillings he had saved—in a box of 1 oer | oranges. . ae | There are boxes of oranges i : E all about us today--only they go 1 Gun tar under a different name. Wise trench Artlters, | men see them--invest, and reap 18 a " i, all orth the profits in success. . wevuments, | a There are men--and women ‘ a : by too--who sense the possibilities BA MNAET Mich AE mick ae TNAHEd | Magi of small beginnings, even as Car- “thy OCCIDENTH swith (dow f th parade and again negie. UR er lin ttc cenas At oats vite tea tentatas Get your box of oranges TODAY BUY W. S. 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