Military.«' IThe following Iredell men enlisted in the army during: the month of Mar, Wayne P. Allen in the infantry, Jo:s R. Caudill in* the motor transpo’t corps, Charles P. Stallings in the mt-tor transport corps. Allen and Cal-diiI give Statesville as their postoflke. Stallings gives Mooresville. Tiny enlisted in Charlotte.M-r. and Mrs. E. W. Culbreth lnve been notfied that their son, Homer ST. Culbreth, of the 80th division, Ian did in New York, Friday.Mr. J. L. Abernathy,' of Chambeii,-burg township, was advised by wiie Saturday that his son, Fred. B. Abet nathy, who served with, the 30th divf sion overseas, had land in New York Young Abernathy was gassed while ii service last fall but recovered and returned to duty.Among the service men from Iredell registered May 29, at their Stub desk in the Hhll of. States of the Nev York War Camp Community Servici weit- Ernest Sinitb', of Statesvilk. Albert Hagen of Mount Mourno, ail W. D, Turner, of Statesville. Tie Hhll of States is . the Hosnitaliy Centre in New York, where soldies and sailors meet. Committees if home folks from each State m-t there to welcome service men.