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RICHARD N. HALL
Richard N. Hall Post 422
Up on the mountains fog was hanging over Hartmanns when word was brought
to us that Richard Hall had fallen on the Field of Honor.****
Gentlemen at home, you who tremble with concern at over-run puts, who bristle
at your partner's play at auction, who grow hoarse at football games, know that
among you was one who played for higher goals-the lives of other men. There,
in the- small hours of Christmas morning, when mountain fought mountain-on
that hard-bitten pass under the pines of the Vosgian steeps, there fell a very modest
and valiant gentleman.****
Dick Hall, we who knew you, worked with you, played with you, ate with you,
slept with you, we who took pleasure in your company, in your modesty, in your
gentle manners, in your devotion and in your youth-we still pass that spot, and
we salute. Our breath comes quicker, our eyes growdimmer, we grip the wheel
a little tighter-we pass better and stronger men.
Section Sanitaire Americaine No. 3
American Ambulance Field Service in France.
Moosch, Alsace, December 27, 19.5.

POST OFFICERS

W. V. R. GILBERT, '22E
W. W. GOWER, '23
B. F. FIELD, '21
B. W. BURBRIDGE, '23
H. COCHRAN, '22
H. C. MATTHEWS, '21
N. K. CHAMBERLAIN, '22E
G. M. GALE, '23L
B. F. HAUSMAN, '24E
G. A. R. SCHUSTER, '21
A. L. MCCAFFERY, '23
DR. C. C. WALCOTT

Commander
Senior Vice Commander. Junior Vice Commander
Adjutant
Quartermaster
Chaplain
Officer of the Day
Officer of the Guard
Sergeant Major
Quartermaster Sergeant
Post Historian
Post Surgeon

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