. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . gon, Mich. ; FIRST LIEUTENANT LLOYD ORENDORFF BEATON Headquarters Company, I I 9th Field Artillery, Thirty-second Division. Killed inaction near Juvingny, France, on August 30, 1918. Lieutenant Beaton was born in Kan-sas City, Kans., October 20, was graduated from Baker Uni-versity in 1912, taking up journalisticduties. At the outbreak of war he was aneditor for the Associated Press. Ad-mitted to the Second Officers TrainingCamp at Fort Sheridan, he was assignedto the 2nd Battery. Upon receipt of hiscommiss
. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . gon, Mich. ; FIRST LIEUTENANT LLOYD ORENDORFF BEATON Headquarters Company, I I 9th Field Artillery, Thirty-second Division. Killed inaction near Juvingny, France, on August 30, 1918. Lieutenant Beaton was born in Kan-sas City, Kans., October 20, was graduated from Baker Uni-versity in 1912, taking up journalisticduties. At the outbreak of war he was aneditor for the Associated Press. Ad-mitted to the Second Officers TrainingCamp at Fort Sheridan, he was assignedto the 2nd Battery. Upon receipt of hiscommission as second lieutenant he wasordered overseas, sailing December 24,1917. After a three months course inthe artillery school at Samur, LieutenantBeaton was assigned to the I 19th, andwas with that regiment on June I I, whenthe first engagement in the Toul Sectoroccurred. He was promoted to first lieu-tenant and was twice cited for was unmarried. His parents, Mr. andMrs. John Beaton, reside at Baldwin City,Kans. He was their only child. 1st Lt. LLOYD O. BEATON irm. LHi— BORN OCTOBER 2U. I88JDIED AUGUST 30. 1918 UD THE ROLL OF HONOR 45 SECOND LIEUTENANT FORREST L. BELL Company L, I I 9th Infantry, Thirtieth Division. Killed in action. mr 2nd Lt. FORREST L. BELL
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