Penn State in the world war . -le-Duc as detachment com-mander. He returned to Verdun as personnel adjutant, in which capacity heserved until his return to the United States in May, 1919. At Camp Dix, N. J.,June 6, 1919, Lieutenant Chase was discharged. CLAIR, T. D., on August 20, 1917, enlisted in the Medical ReserveAmbulance Corps, transferred to a Florida Section, 575, and served in Francewith Ambulance Section, S. E. U. 535, Automobile, Par B. M. S., Paris. Hewon the French Croix de Guerre. CONLEY, EDWARD M., JR., enlisted May 5, 1917, in the U. S. NavalReserve Force. He reported for duty
Penn State in the world war . -le-Duc as detachment com-mander. He returned to Verdun as personnel adjutant, in which capacity heserved until his return to the United States in May, 1919. At Camp Dix, N. J.,June 6, 1919, Lieutenant Chase was discharged. CLAIR, T. D., on August 20, 1917, enlisted in the Medical ReserveAmbulance Corps, transferred to a Florida Section, 575, and served in Francewith Ambulance Section, S. E. U. 535, Automobile, Par B. M. S., Paris. Hewon the French Croix de Guerre. CONLEY, EDWARD M., JR., enlisted May 5, 1917, in the U. S. NavalReserve Force. He reported for duty aboard the U. S. S. Henderson, trans-port. May 2Z, 1917. In October of this year he saw the U. S. TransportAntilles sunk. After transport service Conley was transferred to the U. Aviation detachment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology asa chief quartermaster. He was returned to duty afloat in November, 1918,and was relieved from active duty February 15, 1919. Page Four Twenty-nine Pbnn State in the World ^VAR. H. L. BURGER
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