Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1934 — Page 11

FEB. 14, 1934

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LEFT (top to bottom) — "Soup;/, soupy, soupee.” Mm* call at the front for the B 6 Engineers, which includ'd Indiana wen. Women are shown aiding in ladeling out the food. Submitted by I. C. Chapel, Indianapolis. John Arnold and Henry Harris, both of Indianapolis. firing a gun at Camp Shelby, Miss, 1917. They wore members of Battery F, One hundred and thirtyninth field artillery. Submitted by Frank M. Sanders, Indianapolis.

THE TIMES PRESENTS FIRST OF TWO PAGES OF WORLD WAR PICTURES SUBMITTED BY CITY RESIDENTS

.4 cheerful fighting sparring in leisure time. The picture was taken at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. 1917. Submitted by Elmer Fletcher, Winchester. Catching and tieing an army mule in France. In front with apron and shoeing tools is Alex Schafer. Second kneeling figure is L. Thornberry, New Albany. Submitted by Phil Halbaker, Indianapolis. These men were members of the One hundred and thirteenth engineers, Thirty-eighth division. *

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CENTER— Long-range gun of Battery B, Fiftythird artillery, C. A. C. Railway ready for action in France. RIGHT (top to bottom) —Military police of the One hundred and fiftieth field artillery. The band The police rounded up the laggards on leave and enaround the arm signifies that these men were police, forced camp rides. Hauling coal at the United States military hospital, Hursley, England. Left and right, Jesse Biddle,,

Anderson, and Leon Benefield, Pendleton „ Submitted by Mr. Benefield. First leave and a good drappie of liquor at Bar le Due. Seated, Kennedy, Terre Haute, and C. So'cmon, Sew Albany. Standing, C. Henderson and Schdmiller, Muncie. Submitted by V. A. Blakely, Indianapolis. Members of base hospital corps thirty-two. Directly under the light is Edward (Dude) Kqhle. former Indianapolis football hero and only member of the outfit who was killed in France. Submitted by Edward Kurr, Indianapolis. * V

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