. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . l, on January 28, 1920. Lieutenant Daly was born in Chicago,III., on December 18, 1887. He was ed-ucated in the Chicago public schools, afterfinishing which he entered the employof the New York Life Insurance Com-pany as a salesman. At the outbreak of■war he made application and v^^as ad-mitted to the First Officers TrainingCamp, where he was assigned to theSeventh Company. Upon receipt of hiscommission he was ordered to CampGrant, 111., where he w^as attached toCompany 1 of the 343rd Infantry. InAugust, 1918, Lieu
. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . l, on January 28, 1920. Lieutenant Daly was born in Chicago,III., on December 18, 1887. He was ed-ucated in the Chicago public schools, afterfinishing which he entered the employof the New York Life Insurance Com-pany as a salesman. At the outbreak of■war he made application and v^^as ad-mitted to the First Officers TrainingCamp, where he was assigned to theSeventh Company. Upon receipt of hiscommission he was ordered to CampGrant, 111., where he w^as attached toCompany 1 of the 343rd Infantry. InAugust, 1918, Lieutenant Daly sailed forFrance with the Eighty-sixth arrival overseas, he was assignedto the 322nd Infantry, with which reg-iment he remained until he was taken illand sent back to the States in January,1919. After one years illness influenza,followed by meningitis, set in, and deathoccurred. Lieutenant Daly was unmar-ried. His parents are both deceased. Heis survived by one brother, K. A. Daly, of3 722 North Clifton Avenue, Chicago, 111. 2nd Lt. ANDREW J. DALY. BORN DECEMBER 18, 1887DIED JANUARY 28. 1920 THE ROLL OP HONOR 69 FIRST LIEUTENANT CHARLES E. DA VANON Company H, 14th Infantry (Recruiting Officer). Died of peritonitison March 2, 1920, at Camp Custer, Mich. 1st Lt. CHARLES E. DA VANON Lieutenant Da Vanon was born in Yuma, Colo., on May I 5, I 886. He waseducated in the public schools of thatplace, later moving to Chicago, where hewas employed as a salesman by theSchulze Baking Company. He served inthe Regular Army and Illinois NationalGuard prior to his admittance to the Sec-ond Officers Training Camp at FortSheridan, where he was assigned to theTv^^enty-second Company. Upon receiv-ing a commission. Lieutenant Da Vanon■was ordered overseas, sailing as a casualon December 25, 1917. After furthertraining in France, he w^as assigned to acombat division and participated in severalengagements, finally being returned to theUnited States on account of wounds r
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