Show 46 STARS WOVEN IN SERVICE FLAG i H t OF D. D A. A R. R They Represent Sons Brothers and Husbands Who Have Responded Unusual interest attached to the thc an annual annual annual an- an nual nual luncheon of ot the Daughters of or the tho American Revolution held yesterday at the Country Countr club since the event references not was full tull o of historical around tho only to the tho shot heard world orld but to tho the volleys volles fired by American boys In distant France Franco toda to- to da day ait It was was the first meeting meeting- presided over by the newly elected officers Ane Anew A Anew prevailed for new ne' note of ot patriotism Instead of ot pay paying Ins honor alone to their forefathers who made democracy possible possible possible pos pos- sible the members pledged themselves to greater service for tor the cause of ot de democracy de- de which is threatened today j nd nd for which their sons and brothers are fighting I As a a. fitting tribute to the men Inthe inthe In Inthe the service Mrs Seth W. W Morrison presented the chapter with a a. handsome hand- hand six forty-six containing some rome service flag lag stars representing sons Sons brothers and I husbands 0 of members of or the D. D A A. R. R recently elected elect lect- Mrs George H. H Dern ed Id d recent of ot the chapter a n. force- force ful tit f Inauguration speech the keynote of ot which was an appeal for greater ervice EenIce to the cause for which we are fighting PURPOSES OF D. D A. A RIt R. R It alt Is small credit to me mc that a forefather forefather forefather fore fore- father fought in the tho revolution revolution- she said ald He lie did the fighting pot not r T and he Is entitled to the credit It Is un- un American and unpatriotic to set ourselves ourselves ourselves our our- selves up as an hereditary social aristocracy aristocracy aristocracy aris aris- merely merel because through accIdent accident accident acci accI- dent of ot birth we happen to be descendents dents of ot patriotic forefathers This accident of at birth gives us no right to set ourselves up as superior Americans she declared A As Daughters Daughters Daugh Daush- of ot the Amerl American n Revolution we have got to Justify our claim to distinction distinction distinction dis dis- dis- dis b by our own works and not b by bythe bythe the works of ot those from whom we sprang If It we claim to be superior Americans we have ha got to prove it b by our own record We Ve are under the responsibility of doing more and better work than the average run of ot our fellow citizens or else we have no business t tp be connected connected connected con con- with Uh a society of or this kind The reason then for tho the membership In Inthe the Daughters of oC the American Revolution Revo Revo- lution Is that it gives us an opportunity t ty for better service No other reason is worth mentioning Mrs s. D Dern D rn urged tho the members to do their Red Cross work through the D. D A A. R. R She also urged members to help In Americanizing the foreign population of our state 46 NAM NAMES ES ON LIST The following men who cho ho have joined the colors are are offering their lives for forthe forthe forthe the cause for which th their lr ancestors fought Clarence Emir Allen Jr first lieu lIeu- I tenant Thirtieth Infantry France actIng actIng actIng act- act Ing town major billeting troops John Albert Allen Alien balloon service second lieutenant Newport News William Seward Ashwill Third engineers Schofield barracks Oahu Hawaiian islands Sherman T T. T Armstrong captain captain cap cap- tam tain motor transportation France Second Lieutenant Frederick Anthony Anthon Boyd motor transportation France Ro Roy Clayton Bothwell student aviation aviation aviation avia avia- tion Major Halvor Grigas Gri- Gri Grigas Grigas gas Coulter Pershing staff France Stewart Hawkes Crockwell ell private In Infantry Infantry infantry In- In fantry Camp Lewis Captain Robert Welles Fisher M. M R R. C. C Jefferson barracks barracks barracks bar bar- racks Mo Russel Lord Tracy Jr na navy student Bumpkin Island near Boston First Lieutenant Charles Renolds Reynolds Reynolds Rey Rey- Fitzgerald Three Hundred and Forty-eighth Forty field artillery ninety ninety- first division Camp Lewis Luwis American Lake Captain Thomas Jerome Fitsgerald Fitzgerald Fits Fitz gerald commander In charge One OneHundred OneHundred OneHundred Hundred and Eleventh ammunition train Camp Bowie Bowle Ft Et Worth Tex Corporal Frank Anthony Francis coast coast artillery defense Ft Mills Corregidor Cor- Cor regidor Philippine Islands Sergeant Loyal Ogden Tenth engineers corps forestry division Fran France e Ordnance Ordnance Ordnance Ord Ord- nance Supply Sergeant Kenneth Griffen GrIffen Griffen Grif- Grif fen Ogden Hundred and Thirteenth Thirteenth Thirteenth Thir Thir- c cavalry alry El EI Rio Tex Corporal Edwin W. W Hobbs One Hundred and Forty-fifth Forty field feld artillery headquarters tern company Camp Kearn Kearny Cal Cat Second Lieutenant Selwyn Perez Kinne Kinney Kinney Kin- Kin ne ney chemical service gas defense ex experimental experimental experimental ex- ex station American university university sity ity Washington D. D C. C Edmund Arthur Arthur Arthur Ar Ar- thur Littiefield Ogden ambulance corps Arras France Sergeant Theron L R. R Littlefield Ogden Twentieth en engineers engineers' en- en corps A. A E. E F P. France John C. C Littiefield army anny postoffice ice A. A E. E F. F France First Lieutenant Richard Mallonee Infantry Camp DonIphan DonIphan Doniphan Don- Don Ft Sill Einsel Leroy McCur- McCur tam student aviation gas engine ex expert expert ox- ox pert Boston School of Technology First Lieutenant Seth Warner Morrison Morn Morri son Jr Instructor at fourth officers officers' training camp Ninety first division Camp Lewis Lewi American Lake Wash Captain Milton Mitton Landis Oglesby ordnance ord ord- ord- ord nance Tiance department Washington D D. C. C Corporal Alfred Altred Jennings engineers engineers' corps Washington D. D C. C Sergeant Edwin Francis Peabody sec- sec Sd d fad provisional regiment coast artil lery corps Presidio Cal Captain Robert Walker Valker Salisbury ordnance de do- do Washington D. D C. C First I de-I Ll Lieutenant John Soley ordnance ordnance ord ord- ord- ord nance department munitions plant construction Edgewood M Md 1 C Cedric Randall Snow cadet aviation corps Rockwell field San San- Diego Asahel Daniel Richardson ground school aia aviation avi i a atlon lon corps Berkeley Cal Cat Sterling Sterlins Jered Snow veterinary corps Re- Re station Camp Lewis American Lake Henry Dewey Stevens private Ca Camp p Lewis American Lake Wash William Warren Stratton student Inthe in inthe inthe the marine marin service Second Lieutenant Park Toleman Scott quartermasters quartermaster's motor transportation service A. A E. E F F. France Prance Second Lieutenant Donald Donall Kenneth Shepard Three Hundred and Sixteenth engineers corps Washing Washington ton D D. D C. C Sergeant George Baddley Swa Swaner er signal corps a aviation Camp Green Orpen S. S C. C Senter Frederick Walker student aviation Rockwell tying flying I field North Island San Diego iego WItcher Witch Witch- Br er Raymond Walker Valker aviation student flying status n not t yet assigned r Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant Henry Clay Wall Wallace nee Twenty- Twenty fifth engineers France Quintin Washington Wallace private United States Staten civilian employ France Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant Commander Stephen Winchester Winches Winches- ter Wallace Vallace navy executive officer naval training camp Balboa park San SanI l I Diego Major Charles Moore Walson I medical corps Camp Lewis Wash Captain Royal Eu Eugene ene Wight medical corps France First Sergeant nt Lester Farnsworth Wire ambulance corps Camp Grant Rockford Ill Student Edward Russell Woodruff aviation corps Kelly field Henry Curtis Johnson Johnson John John- son Bon Jr coast artillery corps Ft Vorden Worden Worden Wor- Wor den Was |