REAL ESTATE
AND
(Copyright. 1917, by The Record and Oulde Oo.)
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 6, 1917
"HONOR ROLL" OF MEN WHO HAVE ENLISTED
Canvass of Principal fReal Estate Offices in
City Has ;Produced Notable List of Volunteers
National
Defense
Island.
WHENEVER a civic movement
which affected the welfare of New
York City was started, real estate in¬
terests always have been the first to
come forward. This spirit has again
been demonstrated through the splendid
response of men identified with the mar¬
ket to the call of the President for men
to go to the front.
In practically every real estate office
throughout the city young men have
volunteered their services and have of¬
fered their lives in the world war.
The Record and Guide has just com¬
pleted a canvass of the principal real
estate offices in Manhattan, and has ob¬
tained a "Roll of Honor," consisting of
men who have joined various units of
the army and navy. The list is printed
herewith:
Daniel Birdsall & Co.
Benjamin Eampton, Troop C, Machine
Gun Crew.
Howard Logie, Essex Troop of New¬
ark, N. J.
Curtis Simpson, Commissariat Dept.,
Assistant Truck Master.
Malcolm McR. Slaughter,
Army.
Vasa K. Bracher.
Vasa K. Bracher, Home
League, 89th Precinct, Staten
Bulkley & Horton Co.
Arthur Jerome Horton, Officers' Re¬
serve Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Wayne Wilson, Jr., U. S. Naval Re¬
serve, Bensonhurst, N. Y.
Carstein & Linnekin, Inc.
William Ward Jones, Naval Reserve.
Cross & Brown Co.
Stanley S. Woolley, 9th Regiment.
Edward D. Potter, Squadron A.
Russell C. Lord, Essex Troopers.
Frank Lamson, 7th Regiment.
William J. Deevy, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Stewart Dewar, Squadron A.
John Geishen, 69th Regiment.
Joseph V. Dorgan, Naval Reserve.
Seth Aronson, Naval Militia, N. Y.
Hugh J. Murphy, Naval Reserve.
Eugene Sullivan, American Ambulance
in France.
Cruikshank Co.
Edwin A. Cruikshank, 2nd U. S. Base
Hospital No. 9, American Expeditionary
Forces in France.
Russell V. Cruikshank, Naval Militia,
Stationed in New York City.
Douglas M. Cruikshank, Signal Corps.
Stationed in New York City.
Julius F. A. Doolittle, 1st Lieutenant,
21st Field Artillery, Leon Springs, San
Antonio, Texas. U. S. Army.
J. Clarence Davies.
James Moran, Co. L, 49th Infantry,
Syracuse, N. Y.
John D. Waddell, C(. G, 165th Infantry,
Mineola, L. I.
Joseph P. Day.
Harry P. Hewes, Officers' Reserve,
Fort Meyer.
W. H. Murphy, 69th Regiment, Camp
Mills.
Horace S. Ely & Co.
Matthew G. Ely, Aviation Dept.
William F. Philips, Cavalry, Spartan¬
burg, N. C,
Charles Bryce Kellogg, 29tb Division,
Headquarters Troop.
Harold W. Tappev, Co. B, 7th Regi¬
ment, New York Infantry.
' Frank McA. Lester, Co. B, 7th Regi¬
ment, New York Infantry.
Paul McLees, Quartermaster's Dept,
U. S. A.
Frank J. Milton, National Army.
Archibald D. Russell, Jr.. Coast Patrol.
Frank Lovatt, Hospital Corps, U. S.N.
Russell Beckley, U. S. Marines.
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
S. E. Cavanaugh, Officers' Military
Training Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.
G. A. Mulliner, Officers' Military
Training Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.
C. R. Rowland, Officers* Military
Training Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Devereux Lord, Officers* Military
Training Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.
Dr. E. C. Beckwith, Med. 1st Lieuten¬
ant. Sth Coast Artillery, Plattsburg,
N. Y.
Dr. A. N. Renner, 1st Lieutenant, N. Y.
Medical Corps, 9th Coast Artillery.
H. Meffert, Finger Print Service,
Washington, D. C.
W. M. Donohue, 2nd Lieutenant, Field
Artillery.
J. H. Dewhurst, 27th Regiment.
H. C. Hutchins, 13th Coast Artillery.
Carl Juchatz, 23rd Regiment, N. Y.
National Guard.
Martin A. Ryan, Princeton Aeronau¬
tical School.
A. D. Leslie, Sergeant, 14th Regiment,
National Guard.
Howard Memmer, 2nd Field Artillery,
Battery D, N. Y. National Guard.
J. H. Carr, Co. F, 22nd Regiment, N. Y.
National Guard.
David Matthews, Battery E, First Ar¬
tillery.
John Prout, Lieutenant, Co. F, 69th
Regiment, N. Y. National Guard.
Samuel Latour, 13th Coast Artillery.
William Mathers, Jr., 13th Coast Artil¬
lery.
Wilbur Campbell, Battery C, Field Ar¬
tillery, N. J.
J. A. Demarest, 2nd Lieutenant, Field
Artillery.
R. N. Sayre, Battery C. Field Artillery,
N.J.
Marshall Holtz, Bergen Battery, 2nd
Bat., Heavy Field Artillery, N. G. N. J.
J. R. Connor, Bugler, 7th Regiment.
C. S. Nichols, Battleship, New Jersey.
Charles E. Malone, Battleship New
Jersey.
Walter Dibblee, U. S. S. Gloucester.
W. Griffiths, Naval Reserve.
L. E. Teta, Naval Reserve.
E. J. Kane, Naval Reserve.
F. Ferraris, Naval Reserve.
John R. & Oscar L. Foley.
Robert Francis Russell, British Royal
Flying Corps.
Folsom Brothers, Inc.
Herman K. Hack, Sth Coast Artillery,
John N. Golding.
Robert Noble Golding, Lieutenant,
331st Field Artillery, Camp Grant, Illi¬
nois.
John Noble Golding, Jr., Corporal Co.
L, 7th Regiment, N. G. U. S., Spartan¬
burg, N. C.
John Noble Golding, Lieutenant, Re¬
serve Corps, N. G. N. Y.
N. Brigham Hall and Wm. D. Bloodgood.
Captain Ernest T Van Zandt, 12th N.
Y. Infantry.
Ernest C. Poillon, 1st Lieutenant,
Camp Upton, Yaphank, N. Y.
David Berman, Sergeant, Camp Upton,
Yaphank, N. Y.
Harris & Vaughan.
Capt. Duncan G. Harris, Co. A, 305th
Infantry, Camp Upton, L. I.
Donnell Harris, American Ambulance
Corps in France.
Henry Forster, American Flying
Corps in France.
Houghton Company.
Kenneth Todd Tucker, 2d Lieutenant,
307th Infantry Regiment, Camp Upton,
Yaphank, L. I.
Bryan L. Kennelly.
William Kennelly, Captain of Co. C,
165th Infantry (formerly the 69th Regi¬
ment.)
John V. Lawrence, Engineer's -Dept.,
United States Navy.
Courtney L. Wood, National Army at
Yaphank, L. I.
Knap & Wasson Co.
William H. Barry, Automobile Supply
Train, Spartanburg, S. C.
James Conway, U. S. Navy.
Charles S. Kohler.
James J. Georgi, 7th Regiment, N. Y.
N. G.
Wm. C. & A. Edw. Lester.
Robert E. Mertens, Squadron A, Van
Courtlandt Park, N. Y. City.
Manning & Trunk,
John C. Calhoun, Jr., 2nd Lieutenant,
Motor Truck Co., N. A.
A. H. Mathews.
George B. Hauford, U. S. Marines
Scout Patrol.
George W. Mercer & Son.
J. Grant Little, 7th Regiment, N. Y.
Infantry.
Moore & Wyckoff.
John Constable Moore, Assistant Pay¬
master in Supply Depot of U. S. Naval
Reserve Force.
John J. Mircovich, Private, Yaphank,
Charles F. Noyes Co.
Robert D. Sherman.
Nathaniel M. Kerr.
Allen H. Josselyn.
John L. Parish.
Francis Rich Parish, Headquarters
Co. 19th Field Artillery, Ft. Sam Hous¬
ton, Texas.
Pease & Elliman.
Cyril H. Stephenson, enlisted with
English Regiment at outbreak of war
and died from results of one of the first
German gas attacks.
Captain G^offry H. Bonnell, enlisted
at outbreak of war, joining Aviation
Branch of the English Army, now in
America on recruiting service.
Philip O. Mills, enlisted with American
Ambulance Corps in France, now with
U. S. Army.
Oliver Hazard Perry, enlisted with
American Ambulance Corps in France,
now with U. S. Army.
Preston F. Hoyt, obtained a commis¬
sion at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Captain Burgoyne Hamilton, training
recruits at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In¬
dianapolis.
Robert Sedgwick, Jr., Newport Naval
Training Station.
Brewster Reamey, Naval Reserve.
E. V. Seidle, 15th Infantry,
Clayton Smith, Squadron A.
William Michaels, 22d Engineers.
Donald Carr, 7th Regiment.
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