rmn£f viJ ie’s drive.' 5260 6* l’*-jr. Ai: the aided. uncecL at ions : war,le outr, theman Throu of tliis city.rriveclnightin the Sal vcl-s lt;3 liras notacle is| army: ,ke ;ai.§1001115•»n1if)•GO. “M” TO HONOR DEAD COMRADEWo i'd received 3: ere is to the effect than the body of Sgt. Guy Ogden, j^rlgerton, who was killed in action In Prance, will arrive by the enU of the week from New York. Funeral will be held at ledger ton.Members of ,tM'r company, 138 th. Infantry, A. 33. F., of which the soldi cl* was a member when. killed, willattend the services in'* body. • Apreliminary meeting; of arransemerts was heicl here Tuesday night.. Another will be held at the armory at S o'clock Thursday night.-• Sergeant Ogden was killed ny a machine gun bullet at Juvigny, August 20, 101,S. With ISO other members of *'MT company, he was sent to relieve a French detachment. T3i ere were no otlien American icoops in the vicinity. According: to surviving members the action was* “living hell. Twtmty-two of the company were killed and more than SO’ injured They remained in tnat sector for nine days before being relieved.uveiy.Supr com mi sociatic educat: the cc han, d educat Rice J ClaireSECLni 1UO nniiDI CTCnSupt Russ to turned where InspectThcj school, best in high s school.The mnnen of edi. with' £ a half of the were ; Min net espccU system eciuipnth« erestltute