. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . July 15, 1918. Lieutenant Pope w^as born in Wauke-gan, 111., on September 22, 1890. He waseducated in Evanston, 111., schools, andgraduated from Northwestern Universityin 1912. He then entered the employ ofthe Continental and Commercial Bank ofChicago, working in the bond was admitted to the Second OfficersTraining Camp at Fort Sheridan, 7th Bat-tery. Upon receiving his Pope was ordered to France,sailing in December, 1917. Arriving overseas he was assigned for further in-structio
. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . July 15, 1918. Lieutenant Pope w^as born in Wauke-gan, 111., on September 22, 1890. He waseducated in Evanston, 111., schools, andgraduated from Northwestern Universityin 1912. He then entered the employ ofthe Continental and Commercial Bank ofChicago, working in the bond was admitted to the Second OfficersTraining Camp at Fort Sheridan, 7th Bat-tery. Upon receiving his Pope was ordered to France,sailing in December, 1917. Arriving overseas he was assigned for further in-struction to the A. E. F. Artillery Schoolat Samur. In June, 1918, he was as-signed to the I 0th Field Artillery. Hisbattery moved into position early in commander was killed and LieutenantPope took charge. On July I 5th he washit by shell fragments. After twomonths in the hospital, he was strickenwith pneumonia, dying on October 1 8,1918. He was unmarried. LieutenantPope is survived by his parents, Mr. andMrs. William H. Pope, Wadsworth, 111. ~ttf?? 2nd Lt. WILLIAM C. POPE. BORN SEPTEMBER 22, 1890DIED OCTOBER 17. 1918 THE ROLL OF HONOR 139 CAPTAIN HAROLD HATHAWAY POUND Personnel Officer, Eighty-fifth Division. Died in Coblenz, Germany, on January 30, 1919,from injuries received when thrown from horse. HAROLD POUND TVfll eson ofH. Poun Captain Pound was born in Wakeman,Ohio, on January 23, 1889. He was edu-cated in the public schools of Detroit,Mich., and graduated from the Evanston(111.) Academy in 1907. He then en-tered the employ of the New York LifeInsurance Company, which position herelinquished to enter the First OfficersTraining Camp at Fort Sheridan, where hewas assigned to the Fourth Company. Re-ceiving a commission as second lieutenant,he was ordered to Camp Custer and as-signed to the Headquarters Company ofthe 338th Infantry. On January 1, 1918,he was promoted to a captaincy and ap-pointed divisional personnel officer of theEighty-fifth Division, with which outfith
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